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T H E SA N FO RD H E R A L D
IN THE HEART OF TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
volume
high school
i
NUMBER 10
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, Ot TOI1ER 21. 1919
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HAS GREAT
PROMISES
and brilliancy that gladdened the
hearts of the fair rooters and set
a good example for his team-mates.
Bossity, at end. sdetued to be in
every play and, with .Smyth, was
the main wonnhllsj i»t„»t»
which Orlando bad to rush to vic
tory.
Parrish, at <|uarter, played a
nice game, ami with tim experience
which this game will give him,
should make a valuable mun in
that position.
Fordyce Russell also contributed
som«» j.rctty tackling to the after
noon’s entertainm ent.
Taken as a whole, the game
was a creditable exhibition. Our
team is light and lacks experience
but this is being overcome and
by the time th at our next game
rolls around will be in good shape.
The team deserves the support
of Sanford and it is hoped th at
Holden Park will see a capacity
crowd when time is called on the
next game.
FURNITURE SUGAR SUPPLY
SALEATTHE iS LI MI TED
IN AMERICA
as well as assure reasonable prices
for 1920 is to pavs the McN’ary
bill. This is t he belief not only
of the government• otllcialx
but alio
,
of tin* MMpnr ri»lm«T vfntnro«t«
PARISH HOUSE OPENS TO BOVS
Cross Church Announces The
__Sincrlnl Prlvlli-**,**, »wj___ -
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Benefits
In the last Issue of the Herald a;>peared an advertisement of the Holy CITY * COUNCIL LOOKING TO
FURNITURE OF TIIE FERNALI) SANFORD IS FEELING THE Cross Church announcing the opening
pi-,.,, s \ND TEACHERS TAKFUTURE GROWTH OK CITY IN
FINCH OF SHORTAGE OF »d the Parish House. Probably few of
HOUSE II It O U G 11 T G O O D
,SU* g r e a t i n t k r e b t
in
HOME BUILDING.
SWEETENING—NO RELIEF IN those who read this announcement stop
PRICES FOR TIIE HOSPITAL.
STUDIES AND ATHLETICS
ped to think of the many advantages
Council met in regular session at 8.30
SIGHT
The Fernald - Laughton Memorial
The present term of Sanford
offered to the* young men and Ixiys of pm. present . F. L. Miller. Pres. L. P.
Sanford seems to have been the this city. Holy Cross Church has o n c |||0gan( |{„y Symes, John Adams,
Hospital building lm been admired by
Hifh School promise* to be one
Inst
place in the state to feel the of the finest plant* for the athletic a c t-1Absent R. A. Newman, G. I). Bishop,
many hundreds of people this week
cf the most Interesting and valuable
sugar shortage, other sections hav
while
the
sale
of
furniture
of
the
Iwautiivities in this part of Florida and the ,(*. p. Smith. Minutes of the Inst meeting
in ,he history of the school.
ful home was in progress. People came ing been without sugar for the past credit for the same should lie given to I read and approved.
The course of study, together
here from udjaeanl cities and many of two weeks while Sanford had enough the untiring energy of the rector, Rev.
with athletics,dramatics and other
Mr. A. P. Connelly, representing Mr.
them from a distance not only to pur to go around. Now the word has Arthur Soaring Peck and Ids congre
programs are being greatly approIt.
Drew, •requested sewer extensions on
chase the valuable rugs and furnishings gone out that sugar rations will
gation.
ciate.1 by pupil and teachers alike,
Magnolia
and IV.rk Avenues and Mag
but also to ms* this home winch ts un be in vogue for the next month and
.ianf ir ! ha« nothing h tiie way of u nolia and palmetto Avenues to thirteen
jnd i, receiving their cooperation
tile
grocers
nre
having
a
bard
time
doubtedly one of the finest in this sec
V. M. C. A. building where the young
in every possible way.
getting any sugar at all. The soda m n can gather in tiie evenings for whole- th street to accommodate residences in
tion of Florida.
All of the medical fraternity that have water emporiums will have to uso so ne recreation and athletic sports. A llii* district that Mr. Drew pro;x>ses to
The class officers, elected at the
seen
the Fernald home state that it will syrups nnd there will be a shortage fe v years ago Rev. Perk hail erected the build. Motion L. I’. Hagan seconded by
beginning of the term, will indeed,
lend
Itself most admirably for hospital in ice cream and candies for some fii.e big Parish House where the boys John Adams and carried matter refer
eirh make hi* office onu of dignity
Huys West Side Store
red to City Engineers for report at next
putposes and with few changes can Ik* lime especially In the home made
»r.d show himself capable of tlio
I,. F. Roper has recently p u r made one of the most licautiful and most candies, although the manufacturers of the city and the girls also could play meeting.
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responsibility put upon him by bis chased the interest of his partner.
basket ball and have other athletic ex
here state they will use rock syrup ercise?
Khoolmates. Ollicers elected: Sen J. \V. Uooth in the West Side Cash complete small hospitals in Florida.
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other au
holds out. ditions were made, l^col tallies were from
Park to
French
Avenues
ior CIa>*: Adelc Itinca, President; C-3.if.-y..cr. West First S t i **vfv Some of the ftjrniijjr,, will k< retained as
HI .1.. T/utMiiTK’lbr the hospital and des The following from F. M. Kcrhy added and In order not to take up any cleared of weeds and trees. OOn
Anna Mason Vice d’r......
“w!il‘conduct thy business along the
me?' n John Adams seconded hv Roy
Lee Tillis. Secretary, and Sherman stttMc lines ns f«»*-frt**rly followed pite the fnrt tint hospitals a? a rule rp* of the N. E. A. of m,’ew York throw
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V • V.
Lure .;f line furnishings it will he the aim jjuim. Sight on lie fitumior.:
Symes and carried matter referred to
'loor*1. Treasurer.
lloa.4:
a
-eparatu
building
was
added
by the partnership.
of the avioeWHnn nnd the phyulrlnna to| You can have your sugnr in your for the pool tallies that were donated by Street .Committee with power to act.
Junior Class—Curtis Harber, I’re*Mr. Tlnyc” is well and favorably make tins Hospital more .homelike and
On motion Roy Symes seconded by
ident; Virginia DeCouraey, Yice- known in and about Sanford where medical journals of this age and time are coffee, enjoy mother’s homemade Hon. Forrest Lake. Later on a fine
president: Vivian Crosby, Secret; ry; he bus spent several years in busi united on the idea of giving the patients cake, and even indulge in the usual building was erected for a complete bow John Adam* and carried City Attorney
ice cream soda:- for the rest of the line ally having two alleys, the same that j
ness. During the World War be
John Mason, Treasurer.
<forl Bt)<l »*eni|ty nts"rronn<)inys year in spite of the sugar shortage, were formerly laid at the Elks Club and authorized issue sulislacltun ol tax liens
on lots (1 and 7 of block 25 Clarks Sul)
served
in
Uncle
Sam’s
navy,
re
Suplioinore Clu!*-**—Florence h e n
if possible than the early hospitals afford. if everybody helps.
were
purchased
by
Rev.
Peck.
division on payment of amount prorated
turning
after
the
signing
of
the
arm
ry, President; Lucille Jenkins. Sec
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and
These alleys are made of excellent a.* assessed on lots 1, 23 and 5,0, and 7.
istice.
There
will
ho
873,0(10
tons
of
retary; Victor McLaughlin, Treas
Thursday of this week were sales da^s
material pluced upon a solid concrete
He is an experienced grocery- at the hospital and many valuable and sugar available to supply tho con
urer.
Communicaation from S. Runge rela
foundation and with all of these an many
Freshman Class—Nora Jenkins. man and a young man of excellent Hire pieces of furniture und rugs, etc. sumers of the United States between other source* of amusement are the rec tive condition ef the West Side Park.
President; Edward Humph, Vice business ability and it goes without were sold by the ladies of the hospital now and Dec. 31. This is 100,000 reation rooms, reading rooms, games, On motioin Roy Symes seconded by
President: Harvey Parrish, Secre saying fhat he will be eminently association who have given their time tons more than there was in th e etc., where tiie boys can gather in the John Adams nnd carried same referred
successful in this his now under- and attention to this work. The just quarter of Inst year.
tary; Emily Lingle, Treasurer.
long winter evenings for more quiet to Street Committee with request to act.
Each class bolds meetings regu taking.
people of Seminole county ure proud of
It all depends upon what Mr. amusements nnd tulkA. The business
President Miller offered proposed
the fact that they an* to have a fine new Wholesaler, Mr. Jobber, Mr. Retail men of the city exjx-ct to take an active amendment to ordinance granting franlarly and transacts all business.
hospital and that it will soon lx* er and Mrs. Housewife do in the part in this organization tills winter und cliis the Sanford Wntcr Works, Co. Clerk
Athletics hold one of the most
Dcath of Mrs. K. F. Erickson
ready for occupancy and the gift of way of hoarding. Sugar boarding it i* rumored that the old und young men instructed to send copy of same to Sou
important places in any school
Sanforil friends of Mrs. Carl
term, and the splendid record made F. Erickson will regret to hear of Mrs. George 11. Fernald of this home will mean acute stringency. There will form a class for needed exercLr-ci, thern Utilities Co.
to the city for n Hospital looms are 20,000,000 housewives in the something that is needed to keep their
heretofore by S. H. S. is in a fair
Mr. H. Y. Palmer offered plat of ad
her death which occurred at Miami
larger on the horizon of lienovolcnc United States; of each of them buys bodies fit. The Parish House 1* most ditional lota In A. D. Chnppcls sub div
say to be excelled, even, thLs year.
on Sunday night.
to ninny who have thLs week Inspected but one pound n week th at means worthy and deserves the highest praise ision of Sanford. Same lx>lng in proper
The football team, with 'M r.
The body was brought to Sanford the Fernald home.
20.000,000 pound* additional sugnr, and tiie co-operation of young and old form, on motion L. P. Hnftan seconded
Ogilvie. Principal of the School,
on Monday for burial.
There will 1m> no nuction of any of this and lids amount for every week und »*s|xx’tally of the parents.
ai coach, and Harvey Parrish ns
by Roy Symes and carried plat accepted
Mrs. Erickson was n former resi furniture us all that is.not sold at this from now until the end of the year
manager, plays its first game this
and approved.
afternoon, with the Town Team dent of Sanford, having passed the time will either Ik' user! by the hospital would mean acute shortuge in many
Improvements In City Market
Clerk instructed to call Street Comm
in Holden Park, followed by one early years of her life in the suburb or put upon sale at some future date. It households.
Extensive
improvements
nre
being
ittees
attention to mutter of cleaning
is much too valuable to lx* given away
at Orlando on Tuesday, and others of Upsalu.
These
ure
rome
of
the
facts
thnt
out
ditch
from passenger station to
made
in
the
City
M
arket,
I.
D.
The funeral took plnce from the nnd is worth more money tlinn the sale
in the near future all over. __
the
gather after u duy spent l#n the M artin and \V. E. W althall, Pro Goldsboro Ave us mentiond ut meeting
i.atc. The team averages about I undertaking parlors of T. J. Miller. would warrant. The electric fixtures center of the ’’sugnr district" in prietors The store is being roAug. 4th. as Mr. Palmer reported work
or.e hundred andfifty-livepounds,
j on Tuesday morning at ten o’clock, are of solid liras* and bronze and are of Wall Street, where not only the pupered and painted throughout had not yet been done.
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the most beautiful designs and nre ex
Miss JuliaZachary isthe capable ( Key c w Whitp 0fl]cj»ting. Incentral offices of tho American Sugar nnd a new refrigerating plant ,
Motion L. P. Hagan seconded by
pected to bring the hospital about J500
trxnager of the Girl’s Daskct Ball torm ent in Lakeview
.
rCemetery.
„ m. , nrv
Refining compuny nre located, but refrigerator counters and a coffrc John Adums and carried that President
more.
The
association
will
have
to
Texm and under her leadership,
She leaves a husband, a son replace these fixtures with those of hum nl*o the central offices of tlie United rousting pinnt ure being installed. appoint R. L. Miller, R»y «ymc* and
Sanford will play to victory In every
States Sugar Equalisation hoard, When finished this store will be one It. A. Newman a committee on matter
lime. Monday will see the first nnd daughter and one sister. The bler design but fixtures that can lx* kept which—until December 31—will ex of the beat equipped in the city.
dividing bulkhead property* to report
l»me when the Seniors play the pall bearers were Messrs. Sam Brad clean nnd that will fill the bill for hospi ercise control over the distribution
They will carry a full lit • of ! at next mcetirrr.
tal
purposes
and
in
this
sale
the
associa
“Freshies," the first out-of-town ford, W. M. Haynes, Ed I.ane, W.
groceries and native and W stern
tion is only endeavoring to get the most of sugar.
On motion L. P. Hagan teconded by
lame being about the middle of
T. Wheeler, J. E. Spurting and W money that is possible for the equipment
The Vi iled S ta te i in ti e first
|
John
Adams rnd enrriedd amendment
November.
nine months of the pretent year
‘offered by City Engineer to ordinance
C.
DeCourscy.
of
the
hospital.
The Boy’s Basket Ball Team,
has consumed f»00.000 tons of sugar
covering paving of French and Golds
As soon as the sale of furniture is over in excess >>f the oaiau period l - 't
*/.h Glen Whitcomb, managing,
boro Avenue* accepted and ordinance
there will lx* a meeting of the physicians year, or tho equivalent of 3,000,000
has listed games with Orlando,
amended accordingly.
of the county together with physician* barrels of 350 pounds each. How
Leesburg, Daytona, DcLund, Kis
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An ordlmnce er.'.l’.lrd "An ordinance
of neighboring eith-s and they will lny much of this has been consumed
simmee, and other teams in Flor
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requiring
the girding and paving of
their plans for the improvements and und how much stored, no one can
ida. The Black and Gold boys
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French
Ave
from Ninth Et. :outh 3820
remodeling
of
the
building
with
the
idea
have splendid foes in these teams,
tell, for no method of estimating
feet to Hughey St and for grrc.i-g and
Hint ionly those improvements that are accurately household supplies has
ami will most Oertainly come up
actually needed will lx* innde. Economy been devised. Our sugar figures f i r r r r i
P T ' I ' l I l / F 1 l,nvi"U t»old*boro Street from French
to the fine record set by ’17-’13
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H i Ave w e t 4525 fret to j ubli- tool
will be the watchword with the doctors stop when the sugar leave* the re X I c( S4 H
boys.
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nnd
the
committee
and
He
work
will
Other interesting plans include
finery door.
.
‘ reading, read in full und passed. Votes
then
be
pushed
to
completion
as
the
hos
a Dramatic Club or Team, and a
\Yhy we have consumed rn much
1as follows: F. L. Miller Yea, Roy Symes
pital i* needed nnd should lx* opened
ten-piece orchestra, which is already
more than usual is attributed to ATTORNEY FOR I. w. W. CALMLY Yea, L. P. Hagan Yea. John Adams Yea.
to
the
public
n*
soon
as
possible.
furnidiiing music for the school.
different-interests. Prohibition, tho
TELLS SENATE COMMITTEE pjre Chief made report on condition
The Dramatic Club which will
general prosperity of the country,
SANFORD’S NEW DAILY WILL BE
DETAILS OF SOYIKT MO\ h*
equipment und fire hydrants. Clerk
five debates, short plays, and sket
(’hange Clocks Sunday
the marine strike, and the desire
ONE OF CITY’S G It E A T K S T
MENT.
.
Instructed
to issue warrants to Clerk and
ches. will |>e organized nnd handled
Next Sunday morning at two to lay in supplies a t this year’s
PUBLICITY AGENTS.
Washington, Oct. 20.-W hile the S e n - W c ‘ora of election held Oct 7th. for
in the same manner as the athletic
nrlock or somewhere around this prices are four fnelors in Increased
•rani , j,i, ; will meet out-of-town
Sanford’s Daily Herald will ap|x*ar time the clocks will be moved back consumption.
ate labor committee investigating the I Y3 00 each.
Iran.s. Loti; here und in their next Monday afternoon. No date was one hour. Either do it then »r
Committee on Bond Trustee matter
The last is the most im portant. Steel Strike sat fairly dazed and dumhum- towiu, t’. e public being in arranged for the appearance of the Dally before you go to bed for when you F«r, unless government control is founded. Jacob Murgoli.*, of Pittsburg, aiked for further time. Clerk instructed
vited to all meetings held here in Herald because it was so difficult to get wnke Sunday morning, October ’Jfitli, continued in 1920. prices are bound tho I. W. W. attorney and admitted ad- to ask Bond Tru*tre* for statement of
the High School Auditorium.
the sufficient number of printers nec the clocks will lie one hour slower.
vocato of social revolution, today to ld 1condition <*f funds in their chrrge.
to rise.
A commercial cour?u is nnother essary for printing of a daily pa|x*r that Get it straight nnd it will stay
a story of ultra radical activities which ’ Certificate of canvassing bourd election
Officials nt the United States
or.e of the splendid additions under no time could lx* definitely decided upon atraigbt.
he said were awodatedd with ti e sto j Oct 7th. received and approved. RosSugar
board told me today, that if
the new regime.
but November first was the goal that
strike. He outlined the partially cue- nlutlon declaring result of election Oct
the Me Nary bill l* ptised promptly,
Mr. Ogilvie reports all things wc had set for the first appearance. We
Dry Cleaning and Dyeing
there is still a chance of negotiating cessful Jattempt, covering the past two j 7th. adopted.
funning smoothly, and a very bright nre g’*d to unnounce thnt this date will
--------- ;-----------Elsewhere In this issue appears for the Cuban crop through the years, to fuse at Pittsburg for an un-j
future ahead for S. II. S.
lx> one week earlier and so many anxious
stated
liut
vngely
hinted
revolutionary
i
0ppn
|joy*H Department
Cuban government, ultliougn for
inquiries had been made regarding the the ad of the Jordan Hat and Clean
purpose,
combining
the
I.
W.
N
S
.
s.
BolT
|,u
Snr.ford
Shoe and Clothing
first issue nnd many had no doubt ing Works, where ull kinds of dry eign governments nnd private bid shcwikl end RustiJn Industrial \\ orkcre. j
^
this
city
have com doted a
ORLANDO TAKES GAME
ders are nlready active. The Cuban
despaired of seeing the daily before the denning, dyeing, etr., nre done nnd^
Margolis said tin* imagination of | very nice addition to their rtore
law permits tl e president of Culm
S4nford High Gives Way Hcfore first of January.
the work is guaranteed. Read the to dispose of the crop during a per these men w:i* caught by the successes; j(y nn extension which they have
If nothing unforaoen at this date hajw advertisement in this paper.
Heavy Opponents
iod which «xtends "six months of Lcnine und Trotzky in Ruwiu, and recently added to the renr of thair
they were all working, in* calmly said, i atore room on First Strcpt.
after the declaration of peace."
In a game featured by the game* pens to stop progress upon the new daily
to create a new society within the shell j -phis new addition has been I*.tied
r*e>s and fighting qualities of San- it will positively make its first appear hap;x*nings and doings of society and
According
.to
the
honrd,
there
ance
upon
Monday
next
und
from
thnt
j
of
the old. lie frequently mentioned Up completely and innde l**to n
fonl High School’s young eleven,
of ull local events as well as the news of will be available for distribution
time
forward
we
hope
it
will
be
the
the
name of Secretary Flowor of tlu? slew iioy’it departm ent in which they
Orlando plunged to a 37 to 0 vic
daily visitor to the homes of the jx-ople the world. Hut we will let tho first to consumers in the district east strike committee, not ru much as u radl-, wjj| carry everything in the clothing
tory at Holden Park.
of Pittsburg und the Alleghenies
for many years to come. In fact San issue speak for itself nnd hope that it
f th boyB>
* The game was a much better ford has reached the big city class and will suit the readers and the patrohs of a total of between 400,000 und cal agitator I.L.irtlf. but a* a reelur for „
help
in
conducting
the
indu-trisl
fight
‘
,
exhibition of tho great college apoit large enough and progressive enough tho paper and we expect to Improve 600,000 tons of beet sugar. Tiie
In
th
,
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lnilu.tr>’.
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ew
than the acore would Indicate. To to have an all the year round daily and from time to time and make it what it sugar year ends with September
MargnlU udmlttcl t!.»t nftor th , rtrike1P*rtm cn' » '» !>'»», » « t . . t l»vo1'ick the stars of Semlnolo’a repre- the management of the Herald recogni should be, the best dally in this part of 30, when the new crop begins
committee
referred slightingly to the rite with the bo,s and their mothers
coming
on
the
murket.
California
•entatives would be to name .the zing that fact are ready to supply the Florida.
I.
W.
W.’a
in
a letter to President Wilson ! as nothing like this has ever been
beet
sugar
refining
sturted
in
Sep
team but special mention must be
A copy will he distributed to each
about
the
strike,
thnt Foster told him,! established in Sanford before and
tember,
and
tldi
hus
been
followed
mailt- yf the work of Smyth at hnlf- demand.
The Daily Herald will be an eight home free next week each evening and by tho other beet sugar states, and Mnrgolis, over tho telephone to "tell the |hU progrw lvo nrm ln
hark, Bossily at end, and Parrish
after that the solicitor will ask for your
»t quarterback. Smyth, playiny hla page paper carrying Associated Presa subscriptions. The Dally Herald will the Cuban crop will begin to arrive boys not to get sore about thar. I pace with the times are now pre
fir»t game of scholastic football, despatches, all tho local news of the ct>- bo fifteen cents per week delivered in in this country by the end of didn't have anything to do with that
letter. You know I have to go with pared to look after the wunts of
Mixed thp way to our bid for untry, the news of the state and will be the city and you will get your find copy December.
a
real
dally
paper
In
every
respect.
fame.
The direct way to stop hoarding, the committee most cf the time." | the boy*.
next Monday.
This hoy played with a dash Es|>ecial attention will lx* paid to local
REVOLUTION
DAILY HERALD
WILL APPEAR
NEXT MONDAY
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Hid)
SEWERAGE
EXTENSIONS
™ THE CITY
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE SIXTEEN
UUJBIIIIIK •
Hliu
v***«*
game andS dm it D E E P DOWN IN
YOUR HEART th a t Sanford had
the best ball club of tho two teams
you will live in the minds of tho
fair minded fans ns being a good
anfurd
loser and n game sport
stands on her record.and you stand
on on your writing.
Now answer
which h u proven conclusively th a t
they dererved the credit? Answer
Echo, ^Answer,
#
I iay in conclusion that over
coming nil the obstacles that were
plnccd in their pain* Sanford is
acclaimed in THIS MANS TOWN
'a* tho fair and legitimate winner
of the Florida tntc Championship.
Orlando papers please copy. And
according tn srlnnfUt* in to ••ni
.1 much better year tor protesting
than 1920 a* tho moon will lie out
practically all the time nnd with
this advanced information Orlando
by the protest route
OCTOBER 17. 1<J19
Prince** Theatre Open*
The Princes* Theatre opened last
Saturday altcrnoon and night to
crowded houses and many were the
expressions of satisfaction from the
patron* r««2»rdlns ihq c;c«l!«iit ser
vice, the perfect order maintained
an'. the hitth class pictures shown.
The new tlien*re starts off under
m ojt uuspicuou* rireunv'tnncca und
guarantees tho very iatest pictures
and the host service *»t ail times.
Wnfoh for the progtama in tho
Snnford Herald
Youthful Saint.
St. Agnes was n Roman virgin, nnd
martyr, who nt the ngn of 13 suffered
persecution nnd \vns hehended under
D!ec!c‘.Sar. nbent the year 3C-«. Ai
home mere i.s nn nnnunl procession In
her honor, when n liitnb, hlghiyjlecorated. Is led through the city. Tho
connection of her name with the Lntln
for lamb—iignus—probably haw led to
tne~rili5cIdt]6u'7)i {Ki* nnlttiul with iter
memory*
STATE DAY
Furchgott’s 51st Anniversary Sale
COME TO JACKSONVILLE AT OUR EXPENSE
• Every economy-wise person within e radltta of 200 mile*
Jacksonville will want to attend this great money-saving event
As a further Inducement to out-oMowjx--people we have made
Friday October 21th STATE DAY. This day trill not only be a
tiny of extraordinary value-giving but in addition .urc will refund to
every person who come* from any place within 200 miles of Jackson
ville their full r«llr#»*d f«r» prsrld cd ;k«« purchase* im nn«jj.j. ;u
»ou.uu or more arc made at this store nnd a return ticket can I...
shown.
FURCHGOTT’S Jj <, z C i \ 3 u u u i i i e
THE PENNANT WINNERS OP THE FLORIDA STATE l.KA(»lJh
3rd base, No. 3, B. Chapm an,
No. 1, Stew art. 2i
it,
No. 5, W atts, pitcher, No.
catcher. No. 4, H. R.
No. 8, C. Chapman, pitcher
6, Childs, r. field, Nt
10, Register, pitcher, No. 11,
and L. F., No. 9, Bi
Johnson, c. f.
The niftiest litthe bunch »f 1-all testers th at ever gathered
to put the kiboih cni the Crlar.do B rlics and the way they ina
bunch of yellow daises was a crime ug
nursing bottle from that
l.
ilayed them , outguessed them, nnd out—hi
inanity. They out pin
the use. Here theyf are. Paste this pirture in your album an
it for posterity und if anyone from Orlando ever tnlks about
pull tthis picture on him and watcl. his “ protests.”
LETTER FROM
RED DAVI S
(Continued from page 9)
Echoes From Lakclarid
So They Couldn’t Qet Away.
T hat basebnll fuss between Or
In olden times, when tho men kissed,
lando and Sanford is n/sort of joke each took hold of tho other’s beard
with the other clubs knowing the during tho operation.
situation as they do. Orlando went
abend nnd let Sanford play ull sea
son without a kick on the men being
used, and Orlando herself playing
more than the club was entitled to. ^
Then the league president nt Orlando
says that the shine hull is ruled out
and yet he allowed Alexandria to
play it against all the other clubs
this season and never peeped. He
has asked all the other clubs oi tho
league to make a fool of themselves
by throwing Sanford out of the
league and lining them heavily
for ccrtuin actions, and yet when
their own players do worse than
Sanford, he don’t even open his
t-..,
»c!\rriiW/ 'vjui ri«y "SaiutiTvI
would not go nut nf the longue
ur.!r?s Orlando did. Both teams
i laved unfair hall, broke the rules
championship ti'.les by every un
fair means !.novat, anil if one is
dropped, both ought tn ls> Orlan
do is just as guilty as. Sanford of
breaking the league rules, and Presi
dent Rose knows it, ami has known
it throughout the season. That
is why he put off announcing hindecision on the eligibility of players
on” tho different teams until the
last minute. It sure is some sneak
ing imitation of being n true sports
man und Captain Schuyler of their
team is the smallest one of the
whole tribe.—Lakeland Star.
McthodistH vn. Presbyterian*
Larry say* I t wn» humiliating
The Presbyterian Sunday School
and pathetic. Yes, 1 say it was.
defeated the Methodist Sunday
It is always th n t way when things
School on Wednesday afternoon ill
dont turn their way. Well, Larry,
a baseball contest to the score of
3 to 1. The gume, which was a
very fine exhibition of base ball,
by the way, resolved itself into a
pitcher’s battle with Drayton, late
of the Florida State League for
the Presbyterians und
Raymond
The housew ife o f Holland would al*
Allen for the M. E.’s. Twentym o il aa aoon b« w ith o u t food ai w it h
nine men were struck out during
out har "noal D utch Drop*," aa aha
the game, fifteen by Drayton^’and
quaintly call* GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
Oil Capsule*. They reatora atrength
fourteen by Allen.
and ara raaponalbla In a (Treat roeaaur*
Were it not for the fact that
for the aturdy, robuat health of tho
Hollander*.
.
“ protests” are not considered good
form in Sanford the Methodists,
Do not delay. On to your d r u a ila t and
Inalat on 1.1a aupplyln* you with OOLD so it is said, would have protested
MKMAL Haarlem Oil Capsule*. Taka
them aa directed, and, If you are not
tiie game on account of tho pro
MtlafVed with reoulto yea r drugglat w ill
fessional
battery used by the Pres
triadty refund your money. Look for
the name OOli> MEDAL on the box
byterians, which is against
the
and accept no other. In eealed t o r n
rules heretofore followed by the
three alsea.
am ateur pames in Sanford. How
ever, the boys ure to be congratu
lated on holding the score down
to three to one am! demonstrates
o w
thut while they are not jyofessionnls they ure "Some Amateurs."
The box sejire follows:
FRIDAY—Constance Talmage,
the girl whose merry laugh you can
hear even on the screen, in a de
lightful comedy drama, “Sauce For
the Goose”; also “Zip and Zest”, a
Big-V comedy; also International
News.
,
’
rURDAY—The e x q u isite
Fritzi Brunette, in one of the- most
pleasing but sensational photoplays
of the season, entitled “The Woman
Under Cover”; also a bubbling Sennett comedy, “Hearts and Flowers.”
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
LOOK OUT!
Kidney trouble* don’t disappear of
fheir.i<il»en.
T h ey m ow » l» * ly but
•.teadily.
underm ining
health
w ith
deadly certainty, until you fall a vlotlm to Incurable dl*.'j»e.
Btoa your trouble* while there la time.
Don’t w ait until llttlo pain* heroine bite
aches. Don't Irlfiu
dleeaa*. To
avoid future nuffeilntt heglii treatm en t
w ith OOLD MKDAL Haarlem Oil Cap
s u le s now. T a k e three or four overy
day until you a re entirely freo from
pals
Title w e ll-k n o w n preparation ban b een
one o f the n ation al remedies o f H o l
land for centurlea. In 1«»* the g o v e r n
ment of the Nrtlierlanda granted a
■V'eclat ch arter a u th orisin g it* p rep ara
tion and sale.
You can do this if you
use the right kind of tires.
Kokomo Long Life Tires,
with the White Gridiron
Trend nnd Grny Side Wnlls,
nre tires on which you enn
bank. They’ll cnnblc you
to keep nny engn gement
V if your motor stnnds up.
f The tires sure will. Ko^ komo tires were used
on the first “Horseless
Cnrringc’’ over 20
yenrs nio. Thnt
shows experience.
Sgf
Their Long Life
syiL
g jjjjjk
p r° vcs R.
U, 000 mite
guarantee.
T I R E S AND T U B E S
B. & 0 . MOTOR COMPANY
J. IL STEWART, Prop.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Presbyterian*
AR R II I’O A E
Ed Lane, 2b
I 0 ‘0 3 2 0
Llnyle, ss ... .
3 0 1 0 10
Rive, e
42
2 15 3 0
Wullace, ll»
40
0 G 0 0
Drayton, p........
4 1 3
14 0
Green, 3b............ 4 0
1 2 0 2
Moore, rf
40
0 0 0 0
McLuulin, cf
30
0 0 0 0
Howard, If
3 0
1 0 0 1
Methodist*
Mr Lucas,
Smith, c
Laing, lb
Allen, p
II. Cobb,
R. Cobb,
Tillls, If
Moye, rf
O. Cobb,
W Score by Innings: •
Presbyterian*. ...000 100 101—3
Methodist*
010 000 000—1
Summary:
Left on bnscs, Presbyterians, 3.
Methodist* 2.
ft*
Two-base hits, Rive, 2.
Home Runs, Drayton.
First base off bulls off Drayton; 1.
Off Allan, 1.
M
Struck out by Drnyton, 16; by
Allen 14.
(T
Stolen bases, Allen 1. II. Cobb.
R. Cobb, Drayton *2. Green.
Double plays, ILJCobb to Laing.
Tlmo ofggim c,B l:60> ^U m pire,
Housholder and Wheoli*.
i
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MONDAY—Maurice Taurneur’s
“The Wjiite Heather’^a sublime love
story, with a battle under the sea;
also “The Man of Might.”
TUESDAY-Mrs. Charlie Chap
lin in “Home”, a story that touches
the keynote of everybody’s heart;
also “A Village Venus”, a comedy
• with lots of shapely’dames.
W EDNESDAY-Sessue Hayakawa-in “The Gray Horizon”; also
Janies J. Corbett in “The Midnight
Man”; also a comedy.
THURSDAY—Irene C astle in
“The Firing Line”; also a Billy Par
sons co.medy.
FRIDAY—Clara Kimball Young
in “Cheating Cheaters”; also a Mack
Sennett comedy.
P A T R O N IZ E "THE
”
and keep the prices down
�TH E SANFORD HERALD
rAGE TWO
OCTOBER 21
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR
RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN
TY -EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
is omp.oyou ny w s.
on his turpentine farm.
in Miami for tin* past few week*,
canto homo last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rnulcraon
mi- spending a few days in Orlando
Miimingcr
l his week.
Mr. Woodcock returned Sunday
from Maine, where he has spent
several weeks.
Mrs. Uieter and children arrived
Saturday from near Pittsburgh. Mr.
Uieter will^join them a few weeks
latfcr, having purchased the Crainer property ami will make this their
future home.
II. II. Smith has gone to Miami.
t n - - , S l z i r * y - rrn re w y
Cl
OTTaTfiTo
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J H art
ley
The friends of Miss Annabel!
Allen were invited to her home
Saturday evening to celebrate her
birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Snulsburg of Or
lando wore tin* guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Waits on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.
S. Dinklr* were
shopping in Sanford on Monday.
The members of the Longwood
Branch of the A. H. C. are invited
to attend the annual meeting of
the Seminole C hapter to lie held
a t the Congregational Church Oct.
29th at 8:30 p. in.
Something to he thankful for.
Longwood has electric lights again
and will let her lights shine down
the* briek road so that tourists
ran r*'
•*:.♦ y \ .j .
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wynn
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
lien Uver.vircei on Sunday.
OVIEDO
The Union Prayer meeting met
with Mrs. T. W. Lawton on Tues
day. Led by Mrs. Lee Wheeler.
Songs and reading of the 22nd.
ihupler of M n" end .dbcusu!*....
Also a poem, "If Jesus Should
Come," by Mrs. Wheeler. Solo,
"Give Me Jesus" Mabel Swope,
and an explanation of certain nasvrrptn
Airs, farm er. The service
will ho held with Mrs. W. J. Lawton
next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan of Sanford
were in Oviedo Sunday visiting
Mrs. Jordan's sister, Mrs. Young.
AUTO
S U P P L IE S
S a n f o r d . F lo r id
Some people have tie* impression
that Kelly-Springfield Tires n 1"*ory
for the rich, because they are so
often seen on expensive makes of
ears. People of means are usunllv
"-ctcdkiily cureiui •per.drrs.
wny they’re rich.
"THE REAL TIRE”
t i r e s
a r e
m a d e
w i g h t
w il e
s e l l
t h e m
Quite a number of the Oviedo
ladies attended tin* sale of tin* Hos
pital furniture in Sanford Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Mary Linehart ami Mrs,
C. A. Drawn spent the week-end
in Orlando.
Mrs. \V. It. Kitnbrcl returned to
her home in Oviedo Wednesday
after a three weeks' visit to Pensa
cola.
Mrs. Julius Gist entertained the
Crochet Club last Thursday after
noon.Delightful
fruit salad wns|
served and a most enjoyable a fte r-!
noon spent.
T.
L. Cushing >-rs be.’L
ill for the past ween tint is re -1
ported to he some better. His
ran.
K. Cushing of Jueknon. ill*,
a n d lii“ brother, V.’m . C u s h i n g of
Callahan are both with him.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope |
spent Monday in Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. 0 . G. Wolcott and I
little son went to Sanford and Or
lando on business Wednesday.
E. A. Parnell, Sr., spent Monday
in Sanford.
Mrs. A. J. McCulley spent Tues
day in Orlando.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cook of O r-'
lando spent Sunday in Oviedo.
. J. Sunday morning, Oct. 2Gth, at
and 11 o'clock and there will he meet*elcr ' nK* ut **"' ,’l'urc*1 every evening
ling n' xt wcc*c* The public is cordially
L,.c invited to lie
present. Mr Sum(J
mors will be welcomed here us he
has many friends,
ride
. . .
m
■nilsMrs. Loretta Tracy
expects to
day K° to
Petersburg to visit friends
tjds week .
Ed*1
an<^
R* Arnold will
,Jnt arrive shortly from Ileaisvilie. Ohio,
,n T**nd some time with their cm;.ins, Mr. amt Mrs. i nomas Dunlap,
of Richmond
avenue. They will
,n drive through in their Overland
T ° ' | car and expect to make their future
home here. They spent last winter
new
People’s Bani-.-Building
A bout N ovem ber 1s
M n. Philip R. Andrews nnd lit
tle son Eugene arrived last week
from an extended stay in the North.
COMPANY
Ped Hasty enme down from New
York on the Lonape last Tuesday.
He hus been in Plymouth, Mass., all
summer with the Peterson family,
who reside here a few years ngo,
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wilson of also calling in Grape villa at the
terian church to listen again to
Cameron City have as their guests hon ■ of Mrs. H. G. Lundquist,
Rev. Brower of Sanford, who jpokt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley o.* Thc-iduy.
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very earnestly and entertainingly
irvingsville, Gu. They expect to
to us.
become permanent residents.
M n. George Ballinger returned
Rev. Session is expected out for
Other new urrhuls noticed as homo Wednesday from u few months
daily....... ...
from the North to I spent with her only brother, L. II. a service next Sunday at 1:00
enjoy our delightful winter climate Peterson, Tipton, Missouri. We bad
are members of the wild duck fam- partly promised a write-up of that
Mrs. Anna DeForest arrived on
country but on seeing it felt that it
the 22nd, after n summer spent
W. W. Dressor is mourning the was too big for us. It is one grand in the North and is at "The Pal mi"
death of his fine 2 year old Jersey state, nevertheless we a n rhtd to her pretty winter home.
heifer. The veterinary
gave as get hack to our little Florida home.
m ay not get just w hat you w ant
now while our stock is complete.
Full line of ladies’ and children's ready-to-wear,
goods, and notions, now ready for your inspection
the new Fall colors and styles,
The new style skirts in
serges, B aronette satins
silks and wool plaids,
Georgette and silk Crepe
de Chine blouses, sizes 36
to 52,
We specialize in extra sizes in ready-to-wear
cause of death too much dip tat.
Wildcats raided G. C. Chamber
lain's hen house and killed a hen
one night last week. Mr. C. frigh
tened the eat away by shooting.
The next II nights he got a fine
Rhode island chicken at the Steel
hen house. Monday right Mr. Steel
set three traps The cut got caught
and made a big youl to get away
and Mr. S. shot him. Me was
about 11 b e t long, is said to he
about half grown. Last fall wild
cats got several turkeys at the
Steel place.
It was sa il early this fall that
about a ton of celery seed had been
sown. If there was it was a good
stunt, as there never was such a
cull for celery plants and lettuce
plants too for th at m atter to reset
as this past few days. Cut worms
work is Idumed mostly, fertilizing
young plants too heavy and the
hard rain of Saturday night washed
out newly set plants.
The Tropical Produce Company
have ulinut u hundred men working
on their new development out here
building fences, ditching and tiling
nnd their Fordson tractor plowing
and fitting land. A small 'p art
of the land was tiled, .'10 uerea we
understand. 80 acres is being tiled
now, making 110 acres they are
preparing for crops in one block,
HO of which will he set to lettuce.
The remaining land will he ready
for spring crops. The same company
has 105 acres prepared for crops
in Goldsboro, have about lio acres
of celery set out and the remainder
to lettuce, cabbage and cauliflower.
UPS AI. A NAI) GICAPLVil.LE
Still warm and summery weather.
A Mr. nnd Mrs. Sims and chil
dren moved into the tenam ent
house of Joe Neros.
The phoohe bird is again with
us and found on our arrival that
our loved mocking bird was truly
"singing all the day.” Florida is
blessed with her birds and flowers.
Mrs. Clute and friends from San
ford were GrapevHle callers Thurs
day of lost week.
Mrs. Campbell and children were
Mr. and Mrs. Erlcson and their
four interesting children ami Mrs.
Jesse Lee and baby were in to
welcome our home coming besides
our near neighbors.
Walfred and Carl Pierson were
callers at the Luudquist home Mon
day evening.
There was preaching at both
churches Sunday, it being Rev.
Swaiihon appointm ent at the Lu
theran, and white here he was
entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Lundqulst.
We were pleased at the Prcsby-j
WE H A V E IT
CARTER'S—T ie old reliable kind
All kinds, colors and mianliliw,
Carter’s Paste, Muscilage, ami
Ink Eraser.
Ollic* Supply Department
Phone 1-1H
Sanford. FI i
There U great activity in homes. If you need one set
me. If you want n quick sale—I ’ll do it. Then as to
farms, groves, etc., there :s no finer selection than I have
and at right prices;.
Residence:
5 room cottage, all conveniences, S-500.
Residence: Same.ns listed last week and such a bar
gain! I repeat and urge acceptance at $1250.
Home: 22!-j acres, a fine place with so many good
points I want to tell you, a t $3000.
drove:
About 7 acres, with a nice crop of fruit and
Watch the South East
orner o,
�'
YES, “ A Feed For Every Need.”
*
f
Phone 181
Groceries, - Black Strap M olasses in bulk, - Lime in barrels, - Blue
»Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers.
See us
for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what
you need.
Wc have it, can gel it, or it is’nt made
for less than you can buy it for elsewhere
drug business, but Inter the family
Mr. Carl Ericson und son Cnrl and in great profusion in myriads of colors
inrtved to Miami where we under daughter Carmel uf Miami and Mrs and
,^urerteiy-Kmingl-tr '
stand they own » w_» w>w« rr —
Munson til Savannah were hero In bowls, baskets and vases upon the
-i- ................
" T * -r----------counters, while great masses of yellow
Their son Carl returned from for the last sad rites.
daisies, alurnandos, and trumpet flo
Mr ami Mrs- H i k i n g of the overseas lately, where he lost an
wers above the shelves and on low ped
service
V r J t side
u tle n ile tl
the
arm in our country’s defense.
In Honor of Bride* Elect
estals
were relieved by great potted
.
a fterno o n.
The wife's health hud failed of
One of the prettiest of the pre-nuptia ferns everywhere. Particularly beauti
llfrrd Krickson was much shocked late and she left on a trip for the entertainments that are being given in ful nnd receiving many comments of
In r«ri*ini» a ‘l’k’Kram of the deat,h North on the doctor's novice and honor of the Misses Beulah and Blanche praise was tin* large peculiarly shaped
, hU broth* r Carl’s wife at their stopping enroute in Savannah to Spurting, whose double wedding will Jap ,m*se basket filled with red hibiscus
home in Miami. The remains were visit her only sister, Mrs. Munson, take place on Satursuy, was the shower which hung in the coat-suit and ladies
ifjyjkt here for hurial, Rev. White was stricken in her lower limbs, on Monday afternoon given by the ready-to-wear department.
, jijnfortl conducting the service being unable to walk.
ladies of the Methodist church, at the
The handsome display of dress g««>ds
All Spots and Stains removed. This
t'h, Miller chapel and interm ent
A month ago her husband brought home of Mrs. Claude Herndon.
fascinating
in texture, quality, and col
fU in Lake View Cemetery beside her home but she never rallied in
The rooms were lovely with their ors, the dainty linens and lingerie, love
work is done hy expert operators.
i . father ami mother and bro- spite of all the loving care giver and
floral decorations and dainty white ly waists, and every conceivable line of
tbr.
she passed away Saturday surround linens, carrying out the wedding colors goods handled by a strictly up to dale
We specialize in ladies’ work.
All
Cirtr'.j«!e Nylnnd grew up and ed by her loved ones, husband, of yellow am! green in the living-room, and modern dry goods emporium was
work guaranteed. Prices reasonlU marripd in Upsala. where she sun and daughter and sister.
a scheme of pink and green in the dining enhanced by the floral setting. The
Our
sym
pathy
goes
out
to
the
nldr t..-‘ y friends. Her husband
room. In this room u white covered very latest models in coats, suits and
able. All classes of dyeing done.
|ant V...I...1 for Dr. Aldrich in the stricken family.
throne hatl Iteen arranged, over which drones together with a sjH’cial dep
trailed graceful sprays of the pink vine artment of furs with all the dainty ac
and English ivey. Banked on either cessories of the toilet completed a dis
fT
PONT AMERICAN INDUSTRIES a m a m i i n | side were potted ferns on high standards play of lieauty dear to the heart of
while the same effective arrangement woman kind. A corps of courteous nnd
of vines and dainty pink flowers, nnd obliging saleswomen together with tliep ro
potted plants completed the decorations, privtors during the entire day «•••*•
with* tin* soft radiance of pink-shaded busily engaged in displaying goods to!
lights over all. In the living -room and the delighted groups who filled the store.,
on the porches, great musses of yellow Music w.i an attractive feature of the
fcr
dai-i*- •‘■••re relieved by greenery f nficrnrvi..
| Mr. G. A. Speer has been identified
lerns and oilier ;•’%
PHONE 152
with the dry goods business of Sanford
Guests were received by Mrs. P. M.
for man> years, first with the N. I*
Elder. Mr*. <’. W. White, and Mrs. i owed Co., later was a member of tii
Claude Herndon. Seated at the piano lie'll nf ( n u . . l | . f \ j . *,I * ViIV Hill
Mi<s d'dia Lair.g ... nau.m-d iiieunivul
Spoor who it associated in the business
of the guests of honor by playing Lnhwith Ids father, has practically grown
engro’s Wedding March. They were
up in (hi: business, and is an experienescorted to tlie throne by Mrs. Ralph
eil salesman. The attractive opening
Goodsjiecd and Mrs. W. I.. .Morgan.
augers well for the success of the new
Wnfteil in t>y tlie Ortolier breezes, liglitfirm of G. A. Speer and Sun.
ly dancing and flitting about 'among the
flowers, two charming little fairlo Alice
• c l a n e s » * y a t h a t obi s e a b r a l n e wltli swallow of water. The oil atltitulates
w e a k e n e d k i d n e y s an il illKOslIve o r g a n s , tho kidney action and enable* tha
Wire Basket Invented
Elder and Irene Griffin, poised at the
to throw ofr tha poison* which
T tils b e i n g tr u e , It Is *x*y to bellav o orsaiuipremature
old ukc. New life and
feet of the honorecs nnd deposited bas
Mr. J. P. Hall of this city has t h a t b v k r e p l n c t h e k id n e y * anil d i cause
Htti
iiKth
an you continue the
“Looks like a new house!”
g e s t i v e oVk ' h i * d e m i s e d a m i In p r o p e r treatment.increitso
kets of white anil green filled with gifts. invented and patented u useful w
When
completely restored
o r k i n g o r d e r old a g e c a n he d e t e r r e d continue taklnir a capsule
or tw o eacn
each
So many were these wonderful packages, and convenient (Be basket for the a n d life p r o l o n g e d f u r b e y o n d t h a t e n day. OOLD MKDAL Haarlem
Timt\s wlmt you ami your uciglilmrs will say after
Oil Capjoyed b y th e n v erag o parson,
sufes will keep you In tiratlh anil vigor
that several trips to Fairy Land were use of telegraph offices.
you Imvc given the place a good painting.
FYir o v e r >!S0 y e a r* G O L D M K l U b and prevent a return of the disease.
necessary to bring them ail.
This receptacle is of convenient H a a r l e m 0(1 h a * b een r e l i e v i n g tb *
Do not wall unlit old s e e or disease
w e a k n e * » e * a n d d i s a b i l i t y due to ad* have settled down for good. (So to your
size,
which
will
constitute
a
unit
A delightful program of music was
v a n r l t u : > o .im
It I* a •' a n d a r d old- d ru ggist and got a hox of GOLD
r e i n e d ) ’ unit » ••••Im no I n t r o MilDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules, Money
rendered thruuut the afternoon und a in a series, so that a number of the dtlumceti oInline
n i . O l . I ' S l R P A ' . H a a r l e m Oil I* refunded If they ite not help you. Three
salad course was served at the refresh barkots may be assembled for the Itid nspi] In o d o rte s a , t... ' d e s s c a p a u lc a Blieo. liur remember to all; tar the
n l n i : iibioit S ilrn'** nit eh. T a k e original Imported ISOLD MKDAL b r a n d .
ment hour. Assisting in serving were use of distributing records and the cthonninl a l an
•
y o u w o u ld a y il. wi t h u sm all Ill aealed package*.
like
alphabetically.
Misses Anna Mason, Julia I.uing Car
A card holding device, to receive
olyn Spencer and la1 Claire Jones.
makes old-looking houses new nnd ntlrnclivc. It keeps
advertising matter or matter indi
llicrti new, adds to their life, hy preventing decay and
cating the contents of the recept
Wee folks Blrlhdu) Part)
(Icteriorntion.
acle is Deluded r the clever in
In honor of the fourth birthday of vention. Its height is seven and
HARRISONS paints endure because they are the
little Miss Martha Almeda Bryan, und a quarter inches, width nine inches,
liest that science and skill have developed after n century’s
the second birthday of Master I^-slie depth three nnd three-quarter in
successful experience. This is the paint Hint du Pont
Tolar, thirty five little boys nnd girl* ches. It is constructed of wire
bought, liecau.se it best represents American industry in
were invited to a lovely party on Tues ities h, the front wall being cut
established reputation, high quality and long service.
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. P. away for convenience in consulting
Ask our Ioenl agency to assist you in the artistic nnd
Bryan. Halloween decorations were
the contents of the basket, the
practical painting of. your home. I le will gladly show you
used througout the rooms and were car front wall carries also, the metallic
color combinations and furnish an estimate on your
ried out in the refreshments, while card revolving device. The lib* bask
requirements,
kindergarten games were played during et can be used by any teleprapb
the afternoon. Assembling on the
company, or by any other business
lawn, at the refreshment hour, the kid office.
dies marched by twin into the dining
Mr. Hall is negotiating with sev
room where the big birthday rake was eral factories for production and
LEE BROTHERS
cut, Master Leslie nnd Miss Martlm expects soon to have his invention
passing around the table to each guest on the market. Mr. Hull is the
:10s E. First Street
Sanford, Florida
who took n bite of the rake, nftcr which general manager of the local Western
they again marched out on the lawn, Union office, and has many friends
and hero ice cream nnd cake were served. both here nnd in other sections of
Yellow hnts, with black cats and the state who will be interested in
pumpkins were the favors which the the success of his invention.
guests carried away to retnemlier the
the delightful occlusion. Both honorThe night hours art* being made
cos received many gifts, which is the a burden of horror and terror in
best part of n birthday party after all. the Lake Onora section by the bring
Assisting Mrs. Bryan were Mrs. Archie of guns on tho straying cattle,
Betts, Mrs. Tolar. Mrs. H. B. Crowder, browsing about and destroying tin*
Mrs. Fred Daiger, Mrs. L. Y. Bryan
and fruit trees of property
Mm. C. \V. Bray, Mrs Porter
owners in the vicinity .
Miss Gladys
Bryan, and
Miss
Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes,
It is said that n* tnanv as fifty
Burn*.
head of cattle will browse on one
farm in tin* course of a night, and
Safely Deposit Boxes.
Social Meeting of Auxiliary
having no other protection are being
Mrs. F. B. Langley wa* hostess to killed by tho exasperated land ow
Prompt Delivery
Box 81, Lakeland, Florida
the Woman’s Auxiliary of the Prraby- ners.
terian Church nt its social meeting on
It would save perfectly good beef
Monday afternoon at her home on Park in large quantities for consumption
Ave. Pink roses featured the decora in the community if the cattle men
tions und an iced tea nnd sandwich would round up their straying cat
i i» i'«V« «Y« iiTi i «« »'y« " » « i ' W V V «
tWV
course was served for refreshments. tle, saving also the production of
An interesting program on Korea, fruits and vegetables, which might
D A IN T Y L A U N D R Y W O R K
the study of the afternoon, was much have a tendency to bring down the
enjoyed. A fine |iaper oi. the customs high cost of living.
can be depended upon if
and (mbit* of the country, given by
the wc:k is entrusted to
Mrs. J. E. Baker, who was followed by
us. Wo have a perfect
\Y. K. Hathaway, representing
Mrs.
George Dickenson with an Inter tlie International Products Corp.,
system of washing and
esting pajier on the political and rcl- of Boston lias arrived in the city
laundering linen anti we
igiou* conditions that prevail in Korea. and opened an office at lid Park
never injure a garment In
A vocal duct was delightfully rendered avenue. Read the advertisement in
5l
the process. We solicit
b / Mrs. Frank Woodruff and Mrs. H. C. this issue of the Herald.
laundry work from par
DuBo*e. The pleasing program closed
ticular people, and we
with
a charming relection by Mildred
know we ran give them
The Congrcgnlionnl Church
Holly.
o.'rry satisfaction with
Corner of Third street nnd Park
the work and with our
avenue, invites you to its meetings.
G. A. Speer and Son's Fall Showing Sunday School with orchestra be
prices. Work called for
nnd delivered promptly
Groups of eager women waited pat gins at 0:45; classes for all ages,
when promised.
iently for the opening of the door* of the
Morning worship at eleven, ser
G. A. Speer and Son’s Dry Goods Est mon subject. “ Christ Getting His
ablishment on Tuesday morning nnd First Four Men."
were fully repaid by the attractive npChris)tian Endeavor meets at 0:T10.
pt a ran CO of the new store the late* t ad
Evening worship, with song s ''r■»
dition to Sanford's business enterprises. vice nnd special music begins at
LE E S IIU R G , FLO R ID A
Phone 2 ‘J‘J
Never were lovelier decorations than 7:110, The sermon theme for the
Kolicrt Glenn Igou, Sanlord, Agt.
greeted the tyoB of the hundreds of cus- evening is tin* question, "Who Know*
j tumor* on the opening day. Flower* cth Whether?"
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN
I
S ntyhappenings
Try Our Dry Cleaning1
and Pressing
Department
r
—
CATES CRATE COMPANY,
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Jordan’s Hat
and
Cleaning Works
OLD AGE STARTS
WITH YOUR KIDNEYS
N e w H o m e s f o r O ld
iDW N^NTTiY
p A IN t
WRIGLEYS
5
c a package
before the war
c a package
during the war
5
c a package
5
Florida Safe & Lock Co.
NOW
THE FLAVOR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICE!
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THE SANFORD UEItALD
v\c.r.
up the editorial duties nnd has
made many improvements in the
VZ7""*T^. . :T~ 'T"T -----— ---- 1
paper und her many friends in the
R. J. HOLLY, Editor
press gang are glad to know that BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST
W. M. HAYNES,
M -n s--r she will continue in this rapacity.
BETWEEN YOU AND ME"
S
------o -----EVEN THE GATE POST
Published Every Friday by
A Missouri editor has evidently
NOT IN IT
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY grown weary uf strike news, lie
in yourself y o u can n o t exp ect others to depenend on
A Chief Is Among Y« Taking Nolca
y o u . I f y o u do n ot save m oney how do you expect
offers the following advice: "fluve
and Faith. "He'll Trlnt 'era"—
strn sau ro o N pkice in advance:
you
struck
yet?
If
not,
organize
S
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a
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n
t
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.
others
to lend yo u m oney? “ T o those th a t have
O N E T E A R ---------- -------------------------------- W-O®
SIX MONTHS___________________ *w» yourself immediately and (iult work
wilj be g iv e n ” is true in the business world as in the
THREE MONTHS.................... .......
-«> at once.
In tnr*e days, with an
The Futlrc Complaint
B ib le . T h e m oral lift it gives you will brin g you
approaching millenium apparent on
E a l« t« J u S m a d - U u , Mall M a lf r A»m»t 12 i*d
success
besides the interest it accu m u lates.
all sides, no *man really ought to
IM S , al Dm PaaUflUc ai Hanfmd. Ilarlda
Wish you’ll tell the ace who drives
LVdtr Art af March XrJ. 1ST*
have less than 150,000 a year, four
Your delivery plane
CA PIT AL $.10,000.00
S U R P L U S $15,000.00
Tt>l*fh*u«N>, m i automobiles, u summer abroad each
Office: IlcrsJd Nnltdln*
Not to drop his groceries *
year and a winter vacation thrown
On our roof again.
/ jS
Titusville has voted bonds for in. An hour a day at, say,
.. j Willi,* l.n.1 »rt
H .rt" ' 1
•it
Si.xif.
with
time
and
■
»
m*o
u iu«u 11miii i uy atiu e to Hit?
Nearly broke his neck.
Johns river and across the Indian for overtime, is nil any citizen ought G etting those potatoes down —
river to the ocean with bridges to work, under the new order.
Lost a half u peck.
for the rivers. This will mean a Walk out anyhow. If everybody
hit exodous of folks from the in ran lie induced *r» oi|it WCtt. •ht23i Wish y ou’d tell j'our pilot man
II. R. STEVEiNS
c. M. hand
SANFORD. FLORIDA
R. R. DBAS,
C. 0. COUCH
terior to Titusville nnd the ocean will prosper marvelously and you
When he brings the fish
I’r.illn t
*l'i.rrnU
.|
Cubist
Ati’l CaihUr
with them."
every summer.
Try to make a better aim
. ------O -----At out chafing dish.
THE B A N K T H A T IN SU R E S Y O UR D EPO SITS
Lake county has raised a large Thursday I will set it out
We congratulate the South Florida
Press Association upon their selec sum of money for n County Chamber
On the dewey lawn —
tion of Gilbert Leach of Leesburg of Commerce and Willis Powell has Hope to find the fish therein
for president and Ansil Miller of been engaged as secretary. This
When I rise at dawn.
Eustis for secretary. Both good is n move in the right direction
watchman the office must be closed merit given out this week. The pro ested in club and church alTair»,
men from a good county ami they and under the capable hand of Willis A|s0( wj,|je I t |,ink ()f it(
when the employees leave at night moters of the enterprise are Dorsett & being a leading spirit in the Rou !
will make the South Florida Press Powell Lake county will get the
and .iiis ruling here would be a liftnch of Plant City and H. E. Pritchett Und Club, the Sornsi* Club, the
Tell tiie man to lly
Association a power for good in benefit of the right kind of adver Several kilometers
hardship on many people who want of Lakeland,
Episcopal church and other organi
tising and will attract people from
the land.
to get their mail after 85 comes in
Nearer to the sky.
zations.
Her friends will wish her
all purts of the country. Lake Noise th a t the motor makes—
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or who want to mail letters at
surccss
in
her ambition to become
Had Excuse for Eating Candy.
county is one of the most attractive
night after this time. The Board
Careless, stupid chap! —
Morton Milford of Washington is
a
city
official.—Orlando
Sentinel.
Edith's
limit
had
cento
fur
i,Inner
of Trade and the citizens generally und brought the Mill.* girl a box of
the new editor of the Ft. Myers counties in the stute and Wiilis Always wakes poor Grandpa up,
is one of the greatest boosters in
should petition the Postal OenMt- candy, but warning lu-r not to cut any
From his daily nap.
Press and we are glad to note that
the stnti and this is where two
Lexington, K>\, Herald. rnent about this closing and .m ist of It until nfier tie* iio'id. as It would
the Florida Press gang is getting
good ot.es have met to the mutual
the postmaster in bis efforts to keep spoil her appetite.
Edith tinned to
su"h good mat rial from other p a r ts )
advantage of both. Aside from toe
[the
building open all night as has her mother und asked what (tie menu
of the country. They will all even
Co.n.ty Chamber of Commerce. Ta ' Prohibition lias not taken the |IPCn ,|ono in tjl0
fur the-meal vns, and was Informed
tually come to Florida anyhow but
vares. Kustis. Lee burg. Mt. Dora, joy out of joy rides by any m e a n s . ______________ _
that
lamb stew had been provided.
we are glad to see them coining
I ’nuitillu and other towns in the forborne people are still able to mix
"Oil,
than I dess 1*1] eat tuntly and
I)r.
11
"Hey
at
the
Temple
Sunday
»o early. Pro. Milford knew a
jpmuiv^r^ —
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spoil my appetite. I don’t lure for
county ituve■lliwir own trade bodie moonshine with gasoline in unequal
good thing and took ndvuntgho
lamb stow."
.itid much good is bound to n iult proportions with the result that
of it.
are rather dangerous to said
from their united efforts.
THESANFORD HERALD
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
If You Do Not Have Faith and Confidence
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Costa Rica.
The am endments about the Shan
No More Free Stuff
f'o«tn IUcn Is the most southerly
• . U (Ilium U dd'trf A' tor.
tung affair have been turned down
nr Mu- i.'t-uira! American ivpubilcs, ex
Thc South Florida I’r*-*
»*. , i |..... .ii tuLnt
.... .: »i *
by the Senate which looks pond
tending from tin* Atlantic to tbc Pa
f...
.*! "I
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cific ocean, with Cocos Island ns Its
against the giving of free newspaper « f,’w >'onrH
in order to become
as it stands. This simply means
outlying
possession. It lies between
an
English
nobleman,
has
died
and
space and set forth ju*t whore they
that Japan will have sovereignity
Nicaragua
and Panama. A consider
In these few American-, and I suppose few
able
a
;...
o,*
iin- country Is hlgli tnover th a t part of Chinn much as stood upon this m atter
Englishmen rare milch. Suck a
blc-land with a temperate climate, but
the United States has over the Phi!- days of high cost of everything man de-ei»e« coming but i*-ir.:ompt
t lllll
*? make up a iiowapupt.*
the laud* along the const Is lotv, with J
lupine.
They will some da., turn
from both sides of the water.
it
is
suicide
for
any
publisher
to
tropical
vegetation and a strictly tropit hack to China just as the U. S.
«teal climnlo,
means to do with the Philippines. give space away and none of them can
' I hear a little worm is playing
Nothing to be alarmed about and afford to do it.
S elf-D en ial Went for N othing.
nothing extraordinary about it. • “ At the elose of the business havoc witii the celery plants in
A young \ oinnu was staying at
session at Orlando, George M. Gools some parts of the Celery Delta.
: ,-----o -----J; ckV home, and seeing n box of candy
by, retiring president of the asso Life seems to be made up of worms
on her table, he went Into her room
The very latest move in Tampa elation, presented a set of resolu
of one sort or another and plant
nnd helped lilntsclf. Ills mother told
is a glass factory. There is always tions concerning free publicity and
life and human life seems destined
him bow wrong It was. and said lie
something new in Florida sand propaganda, which, after broad dis to battle with the worms from start
must apologize, Tlmt night, before goand glass can be made here if any cussion, were unanimously adopted,
Ing Into Iter room, be was beard to
to finish.
where. However this new kind of ns follows:
t * *
murmur: "If I has to 'pologlze, wish I
"shine" would uge better in wood
took more than one piece."^
"W hereas, Owing to the great ' Some cities are investigating the
than glass and probably a barrel
factory would do twice the business demand on country newspapers for idea of putting up tents for winter
Substitute for Coffee.
The .lapitnese have n substitute for
although window glass ought to be free spare by the many government visitors, for nowhere can buildings
i coffee, said to be almost equal In ev
in demand right on as the head anti national benevolent organiza be erected fast enough to keep up
ery respect to mitiirnl Brazilian coffee,
of the house will probably want tions appealing to the public for with the exodous of visitors. This
is not a bad idea for many of our
to kick out ull the windows after financial uid, and
I)r. I Hilly . President of Stetson Uni-1A h ' ' ‘"'I* rtft
,,v '‘x*
visiting the still on the hillside.
.1
* are more
"W hereas, The limitations of tin visitors would like to try the out versity will speak at the Ikiptist Temple hj'*.1
. . .
1
. . .
1
. wlmli'MHiii' U'lin Hu* tint unit l»enn.
----- O-----country newspaper are such th at it door life in Florida and the lent next Sunday, at both the morning nnd wIdle retaining all ||s finvnr and qual
idea would appeal to them. In
The Herald is in receipt of is impossible for thorn to do justice fact tents can he made very com evening hours. The Doctor will also ity.
communications every wtfck talking to all these worthy causes, which fortable and Sanford might investi address the Members of the Sunday Mor
ning Cluli in the parlors nf the Temple FI rat Orlando Woman (o Become
about the blind tigers and why we feel merit the generous considera gate this idea with good results.
during the Sunday school hours.
tion
of
the
public,
and
< undidulc for
they are not suppressed as the evi
Office
dence i- very plain that liquor is
The Doctor has consented to give
"W hereas, The officials of thh
being made nnd sold in every po.t organizations, including the* pastors * I want the Woman's Club, the lecture on the Constitution at the Suns
The first Orlando woman who
of the county nnd here in Sanford. of the various churches are also Library Association and the Hoard day morning service and at the evening ever offered to become n candidate
Our advice about this liquor ques- working for meritorious causes for of Trade to Join hands and build service he will give another splendid ad- for office is Mrs. A. II. Whitman,
C A SH P A ID FOR
tion Is for the courts to send the >which they nre paid liberal salaries, a fine community building either dress. Extra seats have been provided who announced yesterday her canused household furniture
on the lake shore or near the lake and all who wish to attend the services didacy for the office of commissioner
offenders to the road instead of therefore
Must
be in fair condition.
at the approaching primary, Nolining them and liquor selling will
» Ro u Resolved By the South preferably on Park avenue. It would will he made comfortable.
Beds
-----------------------1vom btr 10. Mrs. Whitman has been
•''hipped for six months at nnv Florida Press Association, assembled be the kind of building that SunSprings
rate. A juil sentence for the m,-n i at Orlando, Fla., Saturday, October ford needs and a building thnt
p n the purl, commission for a numChairs
who make it and for the men who i l l , lt»Ik, tiiat in the consideration would not only be for our own
D rcsiers, Hackers, etc.
ar< °
u,n. * .
. 1tier of years and lias been faithful
ro the many Sanford people
fhe
rformKnc, of her (,u«ies.
fill up on it would put a stop to it of loosens given above that we community but for the henefi of
Call or Address: ‘
who were so kind in our recent
, , , ,
the
visitors
to
the
city
as
well.
right now,
■ .
i i
,
She has done a great deal tn enshould also receive some recompense
bercavement being7 the
.
. , ,beauty
. of, Orlando
„ . , as ,her
„ loss of . wife
..
banco
the
----- O-----for aid nnd services which we ren Something neat, not gaudy, hut and mother, for the
Howers
nnd
t
h
e
'
on
t|)t.
l.ommi„
itJ„ ha, ,H.cn
321 Sanford Avenue
nice looking and servicable nnd a
Leesburg is all right. We see liy dered to these good causes; nnd we building tiiat would In- a credit to many kind actions and
Mrs. Whitman is interHie Commercial that the boys who will hereafter charge for the publi the city. We need more of these vve wish to express out heartfelt
look part in the world war were city m atter aforesaid our full adver buildings in Sanford and the lake thanks.
* j
invited to a gathering in the Opera tising rates. In doing tills we beg shore is the place for them.
C. J. Erickson.
House where there was plenty to to call attention to the fact that
C. J. Erickson, Jr.
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we
have
been
gi.iug
liberally
to
Miss Carmen Erickson.
eat, good music, dancing and an
evening of enjoyment for the boys ull these causes ami in the mean * And then along (his line we can
and their families and friends. We time owing to the great increase also have a pavilion on the lake
It is figured that 15,000 men will
cannot have too many of tlic.se a f-'in price of all materials, including shore at the foot of Park avenue.
come
to Pensacola, because of the send
fairs for tin- soldier h o y . We are help and everything necessary to And the Elks or some other organiing
of
a fleet of wnrahips und destroyers
tf o | unv to forget what these boys the publication of a newspaper is • nation can build a nice building
to
that
port. Already ilu* men are
stly
than
ever
before
more
in | down there. And we can build
have done for us. Would it not be
speaking
for
accommodations, but most
good thing fur Sanford to arrange many years and we feel it imperu- that Yacht Club down there and
of
them
will
no doubt, remain aboard
for a few entertainments for the tivc that we should use every reas- have that basin for boats th at we
their
ships.
boys who served their country in onuble effort to make our business arranged for so many years ago
self-sustaining and profitable.”
and then forgot about it. Our
the late unpleasantness?
Umatilla has rlosed n deal by which
------ () -----lake shore is the most valuable
the
water, light and ice company will
A Lakeland hotel has changed bunds, nsset of this city and yet it is the come Into the ownership of the city.
The hospital is getting on. With
most neglected and few people
the sale of furniture of the Fernald the consideration being $100,000, the
take the interest in it that they The city will make valuable repairs nnd
money, for tomorrow's, or
ihW ise spending is the fmm home nnd plans made for the neces largest real estate deal consummated in
the growth of the city is certainly
should.
next month's, or next year’s
sary changes and repairs to the that city for a long time.
dntion of Intelligent saving.
assured.
----------- 1---------------building being drawn, Sanford's fine
needs
or unforaeeit emer
We must spend to live:
The tourists that nre coming to
hospital will soon be ready for oc
SEMINOLE IS T ill III)
gencies.
One acre of muck land in Kt. l^uic
just us wo must work to
this city this season and take
cupancy. And all of the people who
County
procured
<1,000
pounds
of
sugar
earn.
have seen this elegant home are | n Enrollment Among the High advantage of our good hotels will
Wise spending gives us
in one season. One million acres of
want
something
of
this
sort
on
the
of the opinion that the people
Schools of Stale
If
we
spend
foolishly,
we
more
for our work now,
this land will, by the same token, pro
of Seminole county who stand by
Tin* people of Seminole county lake shore. Many of them come duce six billion pounds of sugar, nearly
get less for our work, have
and leaves more money for
this hospital will not he ashamed (irmly believe in their high schools, from sections where there are no
sixty
pounds
for
each
inhabitant
of
the
less
to
save,
less
to
spend
future spending.
of it in the years to come for it as is shown by a recept chart, or bodies of w ater and they go wild
United
States.
in
the
future.
will he one of the best in this part graph, devised by Supt. Dixie Hol over our fine lake. They wonder
It Is getting full value
of the state. The home lends itself lins, of Pinellas. *mint; . This graph why it is not fixed tip pretty and
Wise spending means that
in goods, comforts, service,
Willi an enrollment of 15 ]*er icnt j \
admirably for hospital purposes und shows Pinellas a1 the bead of the they wonder why we do not make
we think before we spend.
when finished will he most com list, Leon second, nnd Seminole it our most valuable asset. Famil more than last year and 100 per cent
advancement, and fun.
Then we buy to our ability
more turned away than could be accom
fortable in every way.
iarity
has
bred
contempt
with
us
third. This means th a t of the
. . . .
,
War Savings Stamps are
whnt we really need today.
------O ----fifty-four counties of the S lat- of ®n<l yet we should make our plans modated, the Montvcrde Industrial
school began its eighth year October l,jj
a trier purchase.
But wc^wisely hold some
Ellison Adams has relinquished Florida only two rank above Semi to bring out the many beauties under the most favorablo circumstances ! i
5*.
of
this
lake
ami
every
dollar
spent
his work as editor of the Winter nole, .while fill}-one are below her
in its eventful history. This is the ]
on
it
will
be
returned
one
hundred
Park Port and Miss Emily Nicoll in percentage of high school enroll
first wldto industrial school in the state, • j
takes his place. Ellison answered ment as based on total school en fold. ( .\
• # *
which opened its doors Soptemlicr 23, t j
the call to arm s before America rollment of the county. And il
Postmaster Elder is greatly wor 1912.
went in and drove an ambulance these two counties are nut very
in the French army afterward join careful of their laurels Seminole ried over the fact that an ollHial
Lakeland is to have a new parking
ing the American ftra u and the will soon b at the head of the list— ruling from headquarters states th a t
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
be
closed
at
I
house
and pre-cooling plant, the amount :
Winter Park Post was kept alive for surely our people believe in the postolllco must
eighhor- •t
...
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Hag in to take of the investment being in the neighborduring his absence by volunteers. the;o '’Peoples Colleges." our high 9 o'clock. This ruling
^
a
‘title...............................................
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Iiff.c
t
that
where
then
is
„u
n
ig
h
..
hood
of
MO.utUt.
according
tn
r.a the last on to ’ak. grade !tigl sell- 4s.
DIXIE FURNITURE CO.
What
Is Wise
Spending ?
First National Bank I
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In and About
•j* The City
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OCTOBER 34, 1919
li.;leli«PPcnin8S
Mention of
Matter* In nHcf
personal Items
„rinte*e«t
• ■’
THE SANFORD HERALD
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Headers
Kathlecn Wlr.Uia nnd Mias Virginia;
Johnson **f DeLand were here Tues
day attending the opening of the]
Speer and Son store.
t*AGE
4j
VB
If you arc going lo make some Improvements you n n possibly use this
HOOPING:
91
The Welfare Department of the
25 «quare8 medium wt'Jght lied Asphaiisiato- Shingles |($5.50 per square
3 squares medium weight Green Asphsllslsto Shlngic.l C5.30 per nqumc
Woman's
Club
will
hold
a
recep
l
IS 1-2 squares heavy weight Itcd Asphaltsiatc Shingles SS.25 per square
tion on Friday evening, Oct. t*1at. j
I 1-2 squares heavy weight Green Asphnllslntc Shingles Sfi.25 per square
M artin nas
has itre- been
taking a special course in for parents and teachers of the I
\ji55 Frances .Martin
ueen taKing
inn hnlf.gal. cans Fibre Coating Hoof Paint) t ...........................25c each
public schools, which will be one |
a several days visit iniluenza and southern fever..
18 gal cans Magnesia Hoof Paint GOc gal.
100 lbs Hoof Pitch ?0c lh.
turned fr°m
of the soclnl events of the club
, 0 Tampa.
Ko Ko Mo at the B. & O. 3-2tc
year.
Aut0 transfer, call phone 311
Miss Lucy Bird SmytL** has rei r
....
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Vincent of
turned from a delightful visit to Vl,ro§ W lA a
92: c
were in the city
Mr. »nd Mrs. F. C. Bone of Day- Leesburg, where she has been the Sunday Vh^guests of',NI rs. Vincent's
a wcrt. business visitors in Snn- guest of Dr. nnd Mrs. Spicer.
Mrc. H J
I
Holly.
Mrs.
«->*«l on Tuesday. *,
j Auto transfer ta'I Phone 111 1. 9*2lc Tvner, the
O th e r
61
itiiK .
...» n
; ..........
Hunris nnu
nmi■ terns
terns. Punch nnd cake
1 ....................
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. . . . . V I I I - ,1 cut
iiu«ria
Furnished rooms nt
( »»»»••« m rtew i ora nnu the West 1V,'C accompanied her home for were served throughout the evening.
; he visited the lettuce sections and a few weeks stay.
Music, games and "just fun"woro enjoy
10ltf*
Born t» Mr. and Mrs. J. C. oil flclda which have sprung up in
Mr. John E. Wade, the efficient ed during the evening and Miss Hryan
1 T r P n r r f P
H i r r Y x o r ' _______
--r
f jlhoun, a line baby boy on M on-( the citrus groves of California.
manager of the Florida Citius Ex- UCUPre* limit It
______ x x j l u . J - 1
jj\;—orrouct—2C4L.—- —----------— w»«i ---r!>-uv—£SS—Trt-i------tr-scc rn a n p 1; nit3 recertify returned from prise.
Furnished moms a t French Shop.
ONCE
Dr. T. A. Neal and little dough- 41 tour ot the United States and
Mrs. K. E. Willard nnd attractive
ter
Margaret,
accompanied
by
GcorCanada,
where
he
visited
the
Nordaughter Henrietta ar*» visiting with
lU-ltc
Hodgson Ball, son of Mr. nnd Mrs, gia Mobley, will leave fur Tampa'th o rn nnd Lastern markets in the Mr. and Mrs. 11. Lowing on French
avenue. Mrs. Willard and daughter,
j, B. Hall, is now in Thomasville, on Saturday to spend the week-end. ; interest of his firm.
G*„ attending college.
There's a man at the curb to
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry and formerly of Sanford, moved, to Phil
NOW
Ride a Dort, you will like it. 4-t serve you.
o5-tf daughter Kuth left Wednesday night adelphia, Pann., three years ago.
They
are
here
on
a
short
visit,
and
Mr. J. F. Pittm an, who has been ,or Philadelphia, where Mrs. Henry
Tht Cecelian Music Club will
while very much pleased with the
meet at the studio of Mrs. Fannie the guest of Mrs. E. F. Hoskins will go to a hospital for treatm ent
Nhrth, as they have visited several
Mans :i Saturday afternoon 3 p. and Miss Hattie Weaver, lias re- having horn ill for the past three
points
there, say good old Sanford
Oct. 25.
10-1 tp turned to his home in Macon, months. Her many friends hope
is good enough for them.
for
her
speedy
recovery.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
For light hauling call Phone IOC Ga.
Among the numerous Snnfordltes
8-10tp
Mr.
Ed.
Willard
and
daughter
The
first
daily
Herald
oil
the
,
.
.
...
.
,
C. K. Chorpcning.
w._ »«.. i>...
Mr. ('. J. Woodbury of Minml Miss Henrietta, of Philadelphia, are press will be auctioned off to the
visiting
daughters
and
sisters
of
highest
bidder
in
front
of
the
Herald
and
Mrs.
guest of Mr.
» e th
Mrs. H. F Lousing and Mrs. J. office next Monday for the benefit
J. L-.:r::cs lust week.
Emma Owens, Mrs. II. I.. Peek,
■of the hospital. This will lie u ^
L.
Miller.
Ititio u Dort you will likn it. 4-t
Grovcnstcin, Mrs. SlalTord,
for some one
Ko Ko Mo tires I valuable souvenir lor
om to Mrs. Joe llarrold, Mr. and Mrs.
New
Stock
Mr mil Mrs. Ed Betts and Mr.
just received. B. & O Garage. ; keep and will also aid the hospital. A. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Sagenand ’I- E. E. Urudy motored to
GOOD miles.
y-2tc
Dr. J. N. Hobson has returned ,|orf Mr. Fr, ,| n :,i^ .r, Mrs. Ralph
Wirt*- I’.i'k on Saturday.
homo
after a complete post grad- fl0adspecd. Mrs. It. L. Gibson,
Mr. Lucius While, formerly of
KZ- Seal pint fruit Jars at L P.
Minnie Jacobs nnd Mrs. E.
x x x
Sanford, but now residing in Wash uate course in surgery and medicine
M Culler's.
'
5(i-ft
ington, D. C., is u business visitor at the Tulune University of New E. Brady.
A I. I.o- lug returned Saturday in the city and is greeting many Orleans, I,a. The Doctor is very
frurn Teams •••, where he was called old friends.
much pleased with his course and
In tin dent' of his mother.
quite
proud of his diploma. lO-'Jtc
4000 pansy plants already or...,d > i « t h e business -es.^on hiked
will
like
it.
4-t
Doit,
you
Kul 1a
* win. want? 1000 nw.ro. M rs.
rs.; A. O. Ui-euek. of O.mrgeiown, to i uinp iinrltoy, their summer
\ .r•-•*!•»ft»i ip *ot-,fort '■' -c
Me wart.
9-2 tc Florida, is in the city with !ii> camp on Silver Lake, where chicken
locution for a perli' it and all I he delights of .»
sons looking for
i ' i if the a ttr:i"iv e
ij
Mr. and Mrs 1. C*. Hutchinson
mo»s
fae
lory
Mr.
Iliscock is a picr.ic supper were enjoyed.* Big
Uiiio
House.
*«hi ft Ml 11,0
have returned from their Inidnl .♦ v e r i^ n c e i!
it
in
the business camp fires were built around which
le stock Diamond tires. tnur and are doinivik'ti a:
home i
of
gathering
and
curing
moss and the scouts gathered in tries tout
Ti ■ c v
of Mr and Mrs. W. M. Ila.wirs on!
expects
to
procure
a
l1^' 11ri <>r fashion, telling tides of the wilds
.Ur Mrs. L P. Bryan nnd Fifth street.
x x x
a factory.
land exchanging experience!! of Boy
■er mo. -rid to Winter
The I.adies' Union of the Con
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lyman, of Seoul life. Scoutmaster Frank Giles
,1 ' ItllU on Sunday.
gregational Chiurch will hold their
U
inter
Haven, and Mr. I rent and accompanied the boys,
a Dort, you will like it. 4-t annual bazaar Dee. 13. Place to
mother,
of Winter Park were v is-1 w s j
W. F. King. G. G.
9- He
Itov.. Clarenee FtTran of DeLand be announced later.
itors to the city Sunday Mr .L y m a n :0 a h m w , t)f th , Virginia Carolina
Kev. E. D. Brownlee and 11. C. ts sales agent for the Virginia j c||IMnipil| Co„ nn<l K. B. Brown,
lh iity Tuesday the guest
in.
DuDnse of Sanford, with Rev. C. Carolina Chemical Co., in South
c his sist >r, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher.
Division Manager of the Virginia Clifiord Bell, Robert Holly, Lester
Boils for everybody. Bryan Auto II. Ferran of Del(and left on Tues Florida with headquarters at Win Carolina Clio...leal Co., were in Bromley, G. F. Smith, II. R. Stev
day to attend the St. Johns Presby ter Garden.
Co
4*1f
tin* city yesterday looking over the ens, Roy Bower, F. I*. Forster,
tery
at
Inverness.
Mrs. Fred Wilmot of Orlando
W. E. Hathaway of Boston has situation here. Mr. Brown was for F. Mahoney and G. I. Lourk*.
Booms
for
light
housekeeping
in
i- in Sanford and is at the French
arrived in this city to make it his merly local agent here for the V,
After the order of business, dainty
outskirts of city, soft water. Suit home. Mr. Hathaway was here C. Company hut bus been living in refreshments were serv <! by the
Shop, of which she is proprietor.
Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. able for parties with car. No small about five years ago and is remem Tampa for the past five years hostess, assisted by M< ..dames Luke
children. Phone 183 W or enquire bered by the many who knew him and lias now gone hack to Ids first iind Bi hop and Mis; Zoo Munson,
McCullcr's.
5G-tf
at Chero-Cola plant.
9-2tp at th at time. J le will represent love, the V. C. Company as Divis nnd the social hour was much en
Messrs. Dwight Moody and S.
Mrs. Gussie Ezelle and Messrs. the lntrrnatioi^T Products Corp., ion Manager with headquarters in joyed by all present.
F Brown, of Ashboro, N. C., are
Newton
Ham and Garland Walker selling fertilers.
Alice Caldwell.
JncksonviPc.
registered at the Lincoln House.
Philips OKI Drug Store Stand
of Woodville, Ga., were guests of
Secretary.
Friends
of
Miss
Rosamond
Rad
Lieut. Tenney Deane was here
Huy Diamonds Wight Tire Co. the Lincoln House on Sunday, driv
ford will he interested to hear of several days ->f this week the guest
55-tf
ing down in cars.
her marvelous success at Ilcssle of his p...'cata, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. • • • • • 4 4 4
* ♦ ♦ • ♦ •
Phone Orders also Taken
Seymour Graves of Haines City
Pansy Plants are now ready for
Tift College. Miss Radford is rom- T. Deane. He will attend Stetson
was the guest of his sisters, Misses setting out.
at Hotel Carnes
$1.00 per hundred |,(cti,iK a course in expression nmi to finish ids studies interrupted by
Christian Science services
Jejsie and Weima Graves, last week. plnnts. Phone Mrs. J. H. Stewart , |,ns recently portrayed the lending
the war as he was among the first * will he held at the Woman’s
Br. I). C. Ward, Osteopath is in 811 Myrtle Ave.
*
9-2tc character, with much credit, in to enlist and served* Uncle Sam as 4 Cluli, Oak avenue, between
Sanford on Monday, Wednesday
paymaster in the navy, going to
Mr. and Mrs. Hohert Childs | a drama and comedy.
Third nnd Fourth strot*.
a
and Fr ay of each week. 68-tf
ans son Donald, of Warren, Ohio,) , The Thanksgiving service this many foreign ports in England,
on Sunday, morning at 11
Mr. N. P. Yowell, of the Yowell- are the guests of Mrs. J. C. Ens- year will be held in the Congre France, Russia and Germany and *4* oclock.
-18-tf
Buikworth Company of Orlando, is mingcr. Mrs. Childs is the aunt gational Church. Following the very saw much of these countries. Ten- 4in Sanford attending to business of Kenneth Robbins.
acceptable and inspiring plan of ney is a young man of much promise * »
interests here.
For Sale—At Once.
Slightly the meeting of last year several and his many Sanford friends are
(fuart Mason fruit jurs at L. P. used Olds Six. At bargain. Herbert speakers will give short addresses. glad to have him buck home again.
Stale anil County Licenses
McCullcr's.
G6-tf
Sullivan, Phone, 22.
*
9-2tp Plan now to he grateful every day
State
and County Licenses are
and
to
attend
the
meeting
on
the
"l.ndlos
Wanted"
M*r. Fannie V, Lee, Mr. A.
Mass Meeting of the Red Cross
now
due
for the period beginning
Our
stork
of
1919
crop
Flower
special
dny.
A
JoU
f**'
L
lU
T
i\
Vaughn and Mr. Sanford Doudnuy at the Congregational church Wed
October
1st.4
Al I*nia« the populur engineer Seed have arrived. Conte and ex
are in Miami, visiting Mr. anil Mrs. nesday evening 7:30, new time.
Jno. D. Jinkins,
of
the A. C. L. , was taken ill nt amine; buy what you need. 10-Itc
Gucrney Dotulney.
Miss Lillian Mitchell, a magnetic
Tax
Collector
Seminole County 7-4tc
Port Tampa last week on his return
The Daughters of Wesley will hold speaker, will give u short talk.
II. Y. P. V. Social
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopa nnd had to he taken to the hospi
tietr annual huznar and c cooked
Boost
tal
nt
Wuycross
for
treatm
ent
for
In
the
parlors
of the Baptist
I "id sale Saturday, Nov. 22, 1919. church expect to hold a bazaar and
Leon's
Auto
Transfer.
All trains
fuir for three afternoons and nights gall stones, tie is resting much Temple on Friday night, Miss-Ruth met. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes.
i'lare announced later.
6-tf
PHONE n t
i
easier
jinw
and
expects
to
be
out
Lossing was hostess to the B. Y.
Mrs. T. A. Neal is In Atlnntn of Dec. 2nd, 3rd and 4th in the again in n few days. Mrs. Ligin, P. U. A pleasing program was
G7-II !
1-tf
•n route from Asheville, N. C., In Parish House.
who was with him a few days at rendered and much enjoyed by a
Mr.-A II. Zuchry, while en route the hospital, hns returned home.
Sanford, where she Is expected
large gathering of members.
from the Confederate Veteran's Re
'titbin a few days.
Miss
Gladys
Ilryun
was
delightfully
union in Atlanta to Ills home in
Fall Millinery -Showing
surprised on Thursday evening, when
Notice
First fall showing trimmed models Snrusota, is the guest of his son, about eighteen friends assembled at
To
the
stockholders
of the First!
Mr. Will Znchry, a t The Gables.
now on display a t (Quality Shop.
her home in celebration of her birthday. National Bank of Sanford, Flu.
WHEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN The house was simply decorated with
3-tfc
Notice is hereby given that p\irDY
T H IN K OF TH E KANDY
•Miss Adelaide Higgins left on
sunnt to a resolution of the llonrd
M -inlay night for Charleston, West K ITC H EN . IF IT HAS SUGAR
of Directors, a meeting of the
STAR
Mfginiu. where she will he the guest IN IT WE HAVE IT.
Stockholders of the First National
TH EA TRE BUILDING.
19-tl
‘J Mrs. Fred Douche lie.
Bank of Sanford, Florida, is called
County Agent C., M. Berry has
to lie held in the City of Snnford,
Auto transfer call Phone 311. 2tc
returned home from u fine meeting
Florida, in the otfice of the said
■h. J. N. Hobson lias returned
of county agents at Gainesville
Bank,
on the Ith day of December,
b m New Orleans, where he has
$ 1 .0 0
and where they alsu attended tie
A. D. 1919, nt 3 o'clock P. M.
Citrus Seminar nnd other gat in :of the mid date, to vote upon the
Dill Pickles
Young Radishes
ings.
question of increasing the capital
Chicken Gumbo
WANTED — OLD CLEAN
stock of said Bunk.
BAGS. ANY KIND EXChoice
10-fitc
B. F. Whitner, Cashier.
Broiled Jmlinn River Trout
CEPT
OLD
SOCKS,
Wc want every man who has been in Service to
Mntrn de Hotel
COATS,
PANTS,
OR
Fire
I).
A.
It.
MEETING
Roast Prime Ribs of Western
RED SPREADS. AT THE
feel particularly welcome at our Bank.
Reef Au Jus
HERALD OFFICE.
59-tf
Automobile
Snlll9 Harrison Chapter Holds Regu
Boast Native Ducklin
Mr. F. W. Mahoney has received
lar Monthly McctMany problems await you. Many changed condi
Oyster Dressing,
news of the arrival of his son Clar
Theft
*
ing.
Greer, Apple Sauce
tions must be met.
ence in New York from Overseas.
Tlie Sullie Harrisn Chapter, D.
Fried
Young
Chicken
It is expected that he will soon n r-'
Liability
A la Maryland
A. It., held its regular monthly
We shall gladly, proudly and freely give you any
rive in Sanford to spend his fur-1
meeting at the home of M;ai Mor
Mashed
or
Boiled
Potatoes
Collision
lough.'
help, advice or service that we can render.
rison, the Chairman of the Com
Corn Muffins
Everett M. Johns, n prominent i
mittee of Ways and Means for the
Bonds
young attorney of Starke, was in
rnising of funds for the erection
Spaghetti A la Creole
•
We want you to look upon .this Bank as your best
i
the city on Wednesday nnd looked
of the Memorial Arch to our sol
Vegetable Salad
i;jS)V;c3s friend.
over the city with a prospect of
diers and sailors, Mrs, Starling,
Represent 20 Lending Companies
String Beans
Boiled Hire
locating here some time in- the near
Regent, presiding.
Choice
future.
Writing Every IJrnnch
Several of a committee of promi
Vanilla Ice Cream
The Daily Herald will make its
nent
citizens, who had been appoint
Clincolnte Puddidg, Cream Sauce
appearance Monday afternoon at
ed by Miss Morrison to cooperate
Apple Pic
Peach
three o'clock. Get your advertising
with the society were present and
copy In early as the force is greatly
favored the members with valuable
Coffee
rushed getting everything in shape
advice. Plans were formulated and
in." W EST F IR S T ST R E E T
for
the first edition, v
it was decided to open the cnmprJgn
I’llONUS
OCifT zs
at once. The committee consists
-*» or JOT
Mrs. F. '4. Lane and daught* r,
of Messrs. Forest Luke, eliairrnip;
Nelle, Miss Eliza Morgan, Miss l
Army Chaplain
P astor B a p tist Tem ple
Will Speak Thursday, October 30th
7:30 P. M.
.
OSTEEN, FLORIDA
Subject:
“SERGEANT YORK”
W h at he d id — W h a t he said
Mr. Clause Will Sing
LEON’S
AUTO T R A N S F E R CO.
PHONE 114
All Kinds of Hauling
Baggage Transferred
Meet all Trains
Leon’s Auto
Transfer Co.
SSit DINNER
INSURANCE
B. W. Herndon
SEMINOLEHOTEL
uibaTAoLsilBs
�THE SANFORD HERALD
locally used is strongly disliked by
the trade.
A definite decision of adoption
has not been taken although the
m atter hit” been under «!*.*.«. gooridcration for two weeks, the thor
DID NOT NEED U R G E PIECE oughness with which the m atter is
being considered being merely a
Shopper Advises Patient Clerk She fr«*«h evidence of the characteristics
Wanted Only Enough Linoleum
of the local vegetable exchange.
to Cover Canary's Cage.
Mr, Hutches states th at the chief
o c ra p .d o o k
advantage of the present proposed
[crate over the present hamper !•
that prospective buyers of lettuce
can see every head of lettuce
' •fore buying tiru' without opening,
the crate. It is nlso claimed that
lettuce ~,:rries hotter, it handle.;
easier and <|tiirker, and th a t for
there reasons a smaller nuinhor
of heads will bring the same am yunt
of money.
OCTOBER 24 , 1919
The crate is designed to hold
-4 heads of lettuce and Is designed
only for use with first grade stufT
The stems are turned in showing
the lettuce to maximum advantage.
In the field as the
cut.
In ether words the heads must
be placed on trays and carried to
the row euJt as the crate takes
Chinese Lor*-.
too much ground apace to nit beA mrcchaiii of Shmiglmi nrrrre
The crate was first placed before t ween the row*.
pounds of tea for -St* ntnl |<-u ,,
told hit
the growers a t a largely attended
Mr. Bennett, treasurer of the as for $r>. When the
meeting, a rani pin being on exhi sociation. made n trip ' > the crate was ridiculous, the Chlnntnnn nr
bition. It was explained th a t the mills a t Plant City to confer re ed that the more u man buys the
chief drawback is th a t unlike the garding the manufacture of the er lie Is, and the richer be i*
hamper the crate ran not be packed crate. Upon his return a meeting ho can pay.—Boston Transcript,
The dny wns hot. tho hour rapidly
approaching closing time, and the
s a I e tt m n n thnr••uglily worn out
nm* 11roil,
5v
*,n w0®
a good snlesmiin.
fin«l ti»*»
W
b e f o r e him—a
nttlroil In n e x t
IS
penranee of being
n really liberal purchaser.
Cheerfully, therefore, lie unrolled
and re-rollcd piece after piece of lin
oleum for her Inspection. But nil to
no purpose. Nothing. It seemed, could
satisfy tier hypercritical Instc.
'Tin extremely sorry, modem," said
the salesman, "but I'm afraid I've
shown you all the linoleums I have
In stock. Of course, l can get some
more up from our factory; and If you
PURITY
OF
NATURAL
ICE
Common Notion That Manufactured
Article Is Dest Shown to De
Fallacy.
The common remark that natural
Ice Is not so pure as the manufactured
kind Is somewhat nf a fallacy. I'rnctlfrilly lit per rent of oM H-e ImpuitM'*tire ra»i nil la
t»i th- process
ut ft vexing. The reiimlnrier of the Im
purities that art- Included lit the ice
die III •r-»r<*j;.jrtatlon. Jtonn then-.-), «>f
course, even In u healthy it<iw In^
stream, mitiire slips up and a germ
lines get Joel nl up lit an ........ ryslnl,
but this Is usually the till!, h of the
troublesome germ, for though ...........
does not often kill him the fact lie can
not roam about and search for food
brings on stnrvnilim. Some germs die
quickly, o t h e r s jive a week, while
laboratory test* show that the typhoid
germ lives longest—lls maximum limit
of life while frozen In Ice being
placed at three iimn'li*. Since natural
Ice Is usually stored at lenst ninety
days before It Is shipped to market,
the mailer of it purity need not he
doubted. Many tests of natural Ice
have shown Unit it Is far more pure
limn the city water of most communi
ties.—Floyd W. Parsons in the Sat nr-
Tested 250,000 Miles
hree-Point Cantilever Sprir
Greatest Improvement Since
Pneumatic Tires
/'“A V E R L A N D 4 has been put through the
most thorough and severe test possible.
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BACON HAD A R ELA P SE
Thr> ctist.muT eyed the nullcr« keenly.
"I tell you. minium." pursued
tbe shopman. "that bn con H tts
rigid ns yen a n 1."
" I sitv I t 's h u d . " p e r s i s t e d the
customer.
"How c:iu Hint be?" In* rea
soned. "Why, It was only cured
last week I"
"Well, nil I mu say then," she
conrtuded. iis -.in- turned nwuy.
"Is thnt It must have hud a re
lapse."—London TR-Blts.
250,000 miles of mountain trails, desert
sand, heat, cold, mud and dust, demon
strated the quality of every part of the car
long before we began manufacturing.
*•—" Origin of the Loving Cup.
The origin of the loving cup Is hnxjr.
"Some Investigators have asserted that
Its beginning wns the wassail howl, be
longing to festivities antedating the
Christian ern, and thnt on the advent
pf Christianity the custom nf wassail
Ing assumed n religious aspect. Tin
monks calls'll the wsissull howl the
•'pocnlutn cnrltntls" (loving cup). The
ceremony of drinking frnm one rnp
and passing It nround was observed
at the Jewish pnsejtl supper and on
otb r notable occasions.
greater comfort under all road conditions.
They do away almost entirely with side
sway and rebound which twist and reel; the
car.
This remarkable test showed conclusively
that Three-Point Cantilever Springs, exclu
sive with Overland, are the greatest improvcfort since the in trod u o
ment in r
tion of*pneumatic tires.
Diagonal attachment of the Three-Point
Springs at both ends of a 130-inch Springbase gives the steadiness and smooth riding
of the heavy car of long wheelbase.
Equipment is complete from Auto-Lite
Starting and Lighting System to Marshall
Divan Spring Upholsrery.
They protect the car from road shocks
and prolong the life of every part.
They enable the wheels to hold
h
better to the road. T h ey g iv e
v
Come in and .see this car. Ask for
Booklet. Overland 4 Touring, £845; Road
ster, £845; Coupe, £1325; Sedan, £1375;
Prices f. o. b. Toledo.
II
Live Near to Other*.
Work the mine of your own home.
Dig deep Into the affection of tin* wife
and little'ones. Spend more time In
their company. Talk with them more.
Bead to them and listen while they
rend. Discuss the world’s Idg ques
tions with them. Precious nietnl here.
And don't he ton busy to get hotter
acquainted with the neighbor young
folks. The man who lives near to the
heart of others, lives long, well and
happily.
W h eelb e tfte
Smaller! Component of Matter.
An electron Is the smallest known
component of matter. Scientists have
weighed and measured electrons, and
can even estimate their iiutiihc-t But
they haven't s, -cu them They tire ton
tinv to iippenr upon the mler-]«co|dcfield, although the microscope reveal*
objects so minute that Pjri.iHVt.noo.tsr
of them could he crowded Into a cubic
New (.’rule for Lettuce
Tiie adoption of n crate instead of
u hamper fur a large part of lettuce
Fbij.rr.trt- of the Mnna*-*- County
Grover*' Asmjiration for the t-eason
►cents assured. C. C. Mulches run*
en.l manager, brought back a sample
<;f the irate under t on.-tr *«ii>»u and
stated that tin crate was latvdy and
favorably used in pruc licnily a l
irttuce markets whereat- the hamper
Place Your Order Now
Deliveries Made in Order as Placed
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&
SERVICE
CO
Florida
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Two Reductions in 1919
Have you our latest Price List? It will interest you. Ideal Ferillliers new
glvo better vuldu fur llu* money than any c.:.imodity bought by the grower
either for farm operations or for household ure. quality maintained
Write to us at once regarding your fall requirement*.
Shall we send our new Vegetable hook?
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It mas pink, a rampant rose pink Hurt
jnp’te the eyes the Instant the shore
Train rounded the core, and Us veran
da mas a clambering mans of rose
clusters from rock foundation to roof.
Mrs. Demorest took one look at It
and leaned back In her car horrified.
“I can’t Imagine why you even
thought I could live nex’t door to Unit
horror all summer,'* she told Dudley.
“It will fairly smoko on hot days with
such coloring. Who lives there?"
“tilt, mother dear, who cares wtio
tires there," teased the major. "After
all I've been through n pink bungalow
won’t rutile my happiness. You’ve been
living toe- easily over here. Turn your
A
There can b e no doubt
as to the merit of Cardui,
the woman’s Ionic, in
the treatment ol many
troubles p e c u l i a r to
women. T he thousands
cl women who have been
helped by Cardui In the
past 40 years, Is conclu
sive proof that it Is s
Rood medicine for women
who Euller.
It should
help you, too.
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CARDUI
(53 The Woman's Tonic
Mrs. N. E. Varner, of
Hixson, Tenn., writes:
"I was passing through
the . . . My b a d : and
sides were terrible, and
my sullering Indescriba
ble. I can't tell just how
and where I hurt, about
all over, 1 think . . . 1
began Cardui, and ray
pains erew less and less,
until f was cured. I am
remarkably strong for a
woman bl years ol age.
I do r'l tr.y l;o:tscwork.“
Cardui, today, 1>7G
J
hack on it If you don’t like It."
Which she certainly proceeded to
do; not only her buck, hut Venetian
blinds were ordered Immediately for
tlmt side of the Demorest veranda.
and Japanese shades for the sleeping
porch nnd bedroom windows, tlmt no
glnre of the offending pink should hit
her eyes.
The major wns strictly neutral. He
lounged about the grounds, chatting
with the gardener and chauffeur, or
strolled the two blocks down to the
wide strip of beach every morning be
fore breakfast. And here he did have
a startling experience which failed to
reach the ears of Mrs. Demorest. It
inust have been about d:.'K>.
Just ns lie come down Ills steps he
caught u flash of rose plnlt running
nlong the sidewalk from the bench,
looking for till the world like n large
runaway rose. It turned Into the gurdon next door, mil up the steps and
vanished.
"Hod bless us," murmured the major
thoughtfully. "What on* that. Judd?"
The gardener shook 1:U lit ad.
‘ 'Deed. Mr. 1 couidn'f say. It's de
young lady next door. She takes her
dip early. Stie lives wtth tier grandma,
very dignified old Indy, sir. Under
stand she got Imck from war lately,
too; used to drive tier own motor car
full of sick folks."
This wns establishing n fraternal
basis for opening up overtures. The
major watted tils ehnnee, am! culled,
nut on tlir rose girl, hut on tier grand
mother. Mine. Sigourney welcomed
him charmingly. They hud come to
America after the Invasion of north
era France, and pne granddaughter
had married here. Diane, the younger,
hail kept on her work at the front un
til the close of the war. Now they
were resting at Spring lleach until the
return hums.
The major told Ids mother nothing
of Ills visit.
Mrs. Demurest wns too much en
grossed In her own activities to notice
what was developing beyond the Vene
tian blinds. After much argument the
little close corporation nt Spring Reach
which comprised local “society" had
decided to give n Versailles fete under
Mrs. Demorcst's guidance.
"We have everything lull celebrities,
dear," she told the major. "Can’t you
find me some heroes?"
"They'd run ten miles from being on
n parade like tlmt. Miimslc." tie I
laughed. "I wouldn’t he responsible."
"Rut Mr. liver!tt will he there, and
lie was on so many committees over
there, and so very Important. Jack,
that we must have Idiu meet some one
of Importance. We're going to have
the dear countess—oh. I forget her
name. Mrs. Vaughan know s her well.
She will tie guest of honor after Mr.
Hverllt. or Miotitd sle- come th-tV
T tie major rose resile- *!v a* •*
Hill Hardware Co.
STANDS FOR
SERVICE, QUALITY, AND PRICE
Planet
Jr.
Hand
Cultivators
We
Have Them
McWhorter
Fertilizer
Distributors
There Are None Better
See
Us
B e fo r e
P la c in g
Your
O rd er
Hill Hardware Co.
of pink In the garden and excused him
self.
"Have It your own way. Mumsie,"
he told her, hurrying out to And
Diane. Later on he did suggest that
they Include their neighbor* on the
receiving committee for the fete, hut
Mrs. Demorest refused.
"I’Ink bungalow, tlmt tells It all.
Jnrk.
The day of the fete the major de
clined to attend. He was extremely
"busy," It appeared, and no coaxing
would make him stir,
"I'm sure It’s that girl In pink," Mr*.
Demonst thought anxiously ns she
t u r n e d her head to watch him out of
sight. "Men ure Impossible."
At half past three Diane came down
the steps next door, lovely ns n rose In
her new gown, with n rose pink para
sol tilted over her. The major Joined
her nt once nnd discovered that she
was hound for the fete over nt the
Vaughans* grounds. Alan, "In bonne
gmmlmere" wns likewise going, and he
wondered why her brown e y e s s h o n e
with mischief -is Mie * .m p;-. pr .!!
rr.:..n* lie could accompany them.
As they entered the beautiful en
triH'fe gates n! Lynwood, he saw liverttt hurrying toward them. The whole
receiving line of ladles seemed to wall
their cue. And Diane laughed with
eager outstretched hands.
"flh. hut It I* so good to see you
iignln. Monsieur Mverltt!"
The major's heels Clicked attention
and his chin wns tip as tie realized the
Joke was on him. The Countess de
Sigourney was being welcomed by
Spring Reach's ties!, and tils rose girl
was swept away from him. As tin
truth dawned on Mrs. Demurest,, she
came to him anxiously nnd laid bet
hand on Ids arm.
“I'm *o very sorry, Jack. Of course
I couldn't he expected to know, could
I? And a pink bungalow Is rather ills
turhlug. Have I hurt your chances?"
He laughed, hi* eyes softening as
they followed Diane.
"No. Munule. Madame gave bet
consent to our marriage ln*t night,"
{Copyright. l?'» McClure Newspaper Syn(III
PAGE SEVEN
pie, silent love, hint he must force Min; It wn« |>crf of ihnf wrong tbtnV
Need Animal Food.
the knowledge from her In so man; Ing of yours. I knew till the time that
It bus hern found that ouch animal
words.
you didn't, nnd I've been right.**
food ns milk, eggs and meat contain*
"And you can forgive me?" risked growth-producing «ubstnncos*ln quanti
With the nrqul«ltl«n of this admired
man's love Abide felt far removed Abide, wondering.
ties sufficient for tile rapid growth and
David nodded.
from simplicity and homely surround
development of the body. While these
"1 lint's the kind of lore |'vc got." substance* an* found In certain vege
ing*. Flic despised the broken plnce
on the porch, the pens In the pnn. She J he said.
tables and grain, they are In quantities
rn N*t»»jut>*r Unlanl so small tlmt often In the ordinary diet
Intended to be like the women her new (C o p i-'ilit. 111*.
lover hnd pictured—women of hit
sufficient quantities are not ransomed
world—modish, charming. She hoped
He Didn't
to -oc-t the need* of the growing body.
Hint her mother would sell the old
I’nrt of the pence celebrations at
plnre. nnd go with her to the city. Little Mucheoinhe \vn* n shooting
After nil. the farm wns her own; It match for tads under seventeen. Al
ha«l been grandfather's legacy to her, though the Judge lout til* doubt* about
mull ling his daughter's'nntne trom Ills soi'ii* of the competitors, he held Ids
will because of n marriage which hud pence.
displeased him.
The prize Anally lay between two
Mother had not minded; she knew marksmen, nnd the excitement became
tlmt this wns her father's way of tie- Intense.
slowing the homestead open herself
A smalt hoy of ten or so, who tiad
after all. In her widowhood she knew crowded close.up to the harrier. *udthat Ahhle’s home would he hers n!«o. tlenly called out to otic of the com
The hanker hnd suggested Hint for petitor.*:
her to sell now would lie n wise move. _I'ftooil
->"-»* __«—j gw Simii ofr
Ahhle honed l—i*
--.-.ll!.; rfcIrr those nnd you'll get the prize I"—Lou
to the plan. They could nil three live don Answers.
happily In the city together after tie
and Ahhle were married.
Worth Trying.
Her fare brightened nt the sound
"Wlmt
do
you think of the plnn to
of a step on the walk, hut It was only
do
away
wltti
pockets In man's
Dnvid. David, wtth Ills new-weary
clothes?*’
eye*, and kindly, believing smile.
"I think if* n good Idea," replied
He tool: no notice of Ahldc’n forbid
the busy man. "It tuny tie the mentis
ding attitude, hut dropped down on the
of curing some people of the hnhlt
atop beside Ict, looking soarchlngly of
standing around with their hand*
Into tier inerted face.
In
their pocket* and criticizing other
"So you haven't heard," lie said with
people
who are at work."—Dinninga sigh of relief "Reckon, then. I’ll
ham
Age-Herald.
he the ilr«-t to tell the news, an’ mnvbe
r
I ran make It softer. It'll shock you.
Answered.
Abide, 'till you get used to the Idea.
"Y«
it
know,"
said the lady whoseIt’* about that bunking fellow, l i e well. he l*n’t v.'lmt you have thought Motor cur had run down a man. "you
him t*i he nil nlftng. dear; reckon—" i iu*>t have been walking very cureless-j
Dnvhl smiled—"he's more what I ly. I am a very caretul driver. I
When CALUMET
1uve been driving a ear f o r seven
tlio'ight him to tie."
comes
in, all baking
Slowly tVivid took a city paper from years."
troubles
take quick
"Lady, you’ve got nothing on me.
III* pocket and unfolded It before the
leave.
You
go right
I've
been
walking
for
5-1
years."—De
girl'* widening eyes.
"A defaulter." read Dnvhl. "hiding troit Motor News.
around In the country tinder an n«Dad's Little Joke.
■umed name, tint hint this morning
“I low do you like till* necktie, son?"
walking along the main road nnd t r»U
“I wouldn't wear l» to a dog tight."
him hack to town. Item keeping the
■tenting up pretty eh-ver for some t:rnc) • i oi *i.nl to Hear von say Hint. !'!!
i-ny it r<o ioy«-*!f I’d like to have at
hack, iho poller e.»\
i'liroii'-i'.ou* of die girl's stricken least one He of my own that you won’t
m rit f ir / t t l trtulit. It h m the Yus
seat a n
bcfituc it D the m o d <£
fa rr |>: <Id folded h** paper, nnd put he vs earing when. 1 want It."
fn td a H t. The fact llitit it M the hit
Krst «r|ler proves that it it the beat,
It Ii.k u Into h * pocket.
A trial will rciivinro you th a t there it
"And now. girl dear," lie snhl gently.
nono‘'Ju»t■»t^«>^i.,* fiuy ncan—if you
ate n i t Mli-tird take it bock and
I’ve another kind of news that's bet
Pota an Old City.
Ret your money back.
ter. Yiei’ve been *o hu*.v lately ; o l
la wii’i a Thracian colony when
Calutrct contain* only such Inertlinve'i’t n«ked milch wlmt I've boon the Roman* swooped down and took
, client* a* have been approved
l
c lh u a lly by the U. S. Food
doing A'M e; there'* the ill re* I IIRIe li In ITS It. <’., iiiul a stormy existence
L
Aulhotilid.
i
bitncnlou on Iho main road tlmt >*m followed this descent of the world-con
*.
T aiM rtakta sc a la r ll.
J
ever saw. and lt‘* mine—mine end querors. In L’t7!» It was virtually blot
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A
yoor* >le-ir. whenever you want to *n.v ted out of existence when the Genoese,
9k
H IG H E S T
M
*o. Yot r mother, I reckon, 'll he hap daring forbear* of Admiral Christopher
JSk
Q U A L IT Y
pier right lien* In her own old hone*." <‘olimilois, defeated the Venetians In n
"Rut. David," h“eiilhrd Abide—stir
H k
H IG H E S T
found te r voire u|*Ji dlflleulty— T great sen light off the port, nnd then
H A AW ARDS
SL
wrecked
the
town—and
kept
It
out
of
Ini''" 't he'll loving you. David. I’ve
!
io
>
iintmls
for
a
century
and
a
half.
In en t 'iliej that—Hint oilier man."
; It came hack tlimlly and waxed Impor
Drvtd slotted til* patient Millie.
" i i*i in- \ i >'i ain't dear." In? *nld. tant again and since 1815 was Austria's
"Y'-e'tc J'lM hern 'Idnklie ;*oi |o\rd principal naval harbor.
r Shoulders ^
A l l B a k in g 1
Cares
I
Alt' )
[YAVID’S LOVE
Dy MILDRED WHITE.
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Ahhle Vull hem over the pan of peus
she was podding—rebellion In tier
firm-pressetl lip* and somber eyes. Da
vid was taking too much fur granted
Just because they had been looked
upon ns sweet lieu rta In (heir school
days was no reason why Urn old order
should continue. Ahhle blamed Da
vid for the general understanding; a s
long as he Insisted upon monopolizing
her evenings, It must continue. David
was so dense; Ahhlc'a Ill-treatment of
him could not Muike tils allegiance.
Stie itld not confess, even to herself,
that Hit* devotion had hut recently
caused her annoyance. Previous to
tbit arrival of the handsome stranger
slu- seemed to enjoy It.
Ahhle had not netttnlly promised her
self to David, and since the advent
of J. Radford Sill* she was conscious
of many crudities In David’s appear
ance and manner, of which she Inn
been heretofore blissfully unuwnre.
J, find ford, fastidiously correct in
dress, wlnulngly courteous In til*
wnya. wns a formidable-rival. Little
Abide wns very proud as she walker^
nt Id* side down the main street.
Mrs. Vail hnd taken J. Radford Sill*
as a summer hoarder, upon Ida recom
mendation from un old friend of hers,
now located In that same city.
Abide Vnll bait looked wtth owe
upon their guest, the neat sleeping
room seemed all at once hare nod
unworthy of such a presence, so she
set ubout adorning It with favorite
trifles of her own.
The dining table, too, wns dressed
with fresh (lowers, and Ahhle herself.*
dainty a l w a y s in fresh muslins. And
David sat by, pntlent, vaguely trou
bled nt her aloofness. Ahhle won
dered. with a thrill, what It might \
he like to he loved by n superior 1st—J
log, and her triumph came with start
ling promptness.
J, Radford loved her, really loved J
her, the tittle country girl, podding
pens on the old hack porch Into a
shining tin pnn. Only Inst evening he
hnd told her so, speaking In a glorious
wny ns n being should speak, compar
ing his love to the depth of the sea
and his constancy to the stars which
shone above.
David had never talked like that.
David was strangely shy before her,
always humble. Ho Abble Vail wns re
bellious today, that Dnvid might not
know fhot she had outgrown a aim*
Wk
7/ie Pbt/Gcf/thing Befund
(he Qndiron Uread
materials, careful manu
QUALITY
facturing and strict inspection ore
the reasons for the Long Life of Kokomo
Tires. Fresh white rubber is the trend that
best resists wear. But the lining of Kokomo
tires has much to do with their Long Life.
The illustrated cross section of a
White Gridiron Tread Tire shows the
friction “ cushions” which lie between
each layer of the heavy special cotton
fabric, with its cordlike weave. These pre
vent unnecessary rubbing of the fabric
layers and contribute to the Long Life of
Kokomo Tires. They arc backed by a
t ,000 mile guarantee.
Made by the piot neertire manufacturers of the industry.
LO N G -LIFE
T IR E S AND TUBES
B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY
J. R.
STEWART, P roprietor
Sanford, Florida
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
when both of the contending
»«ro -*«»»
;vosl Snniora s
team was,, and why it v.ak not
ordered that othrr games be played,
if it WERE found that *ome of
the game* pi a veil U’F n P _
YriiTmust be thrown out.
|th is man of BURT'S HUNK, and
hiit associates a^ Orlando Saturday
night, together with the President
of the League, come out in the open
and give the public all of the evi
dence produced before them, which
forms thu basis for such condemnurion, what opportunity to aopear
and make defense was given to
those about to he condemned on
th at occasion, and on other oernsions, at whose instance the post
series was declared a drn w, and why,
I
Ssnford, Florida, Oct. 13, 1919.
jtor Tampa Tribune,
apt, Florida,
ir Mr. Editor:—
The writer is 'a regular reader
The Tribune, and has watched
h interest, and no little atnusent, •• HURT'S HUNK" in thnt
*r from day to day.
[he writer is nlso n baseball
hating played a little haso
| himself once upon a }imc,
fn there was fun, and *f>mc
ior, in it, and we have attended
of the games played between
two contending tenms In the
If Li'aKUi’ in the post ucaaon
a, as well ns many played
......Orlaiiuo
1 - ' niat
Bimr, ami llial ui ua pcupic, wiu
today he reaches the climax, when
h», with his ungelic pen, paints
tk« town black, with the people
in it.
Sow, Mr. Editor, whut wo want
to know is this: Who is this man
of Burt’s Hunk, und what direct
knowledge lias ho of the things
of which he writes. How muny of
the times in thu post season
ku he witnessed, and what is his
position in the Florida State Base
Bill League? He speaks as one
who has all th e ‘records and other
information concerning the games
that have been played, and of (the
business of the league.
Hu this man of BURT'S HUNK
all of the records and proceedings
of the league in his possession,
together with all of the evidence
produced against the diHerent play
ers of the various clubs, uml from
which he directs his shafts at the
object of his displeasure.
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Wsi he in attendance upon the
meeting in Orlando on the night
of the 11 th inst. and docs he know
ef his own knowledge what transb«:ed there, und what evidence
formed the basis for the actions
taken.
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Hu this man of HURT'S HUNK
kal access to all of the meetings
held by the league ollicers, and
does he know all of the things
done and agreed to a t all of these
cettings?
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Biss this man of HURT'S HUNK
know whether in any of tho actions
taken the persons to be condemned
*u given an opportunity to he
hranl in his own behalf before
basing tuch condemnation visited
ipon him.
This man of HURT'S HUNK
bu drawn his conclusions und handH them e-it to the public with his
i«ra:tir condemnation, now will
h* rve us all of the facts upoh
*biih he bases such conclusions,
*r-d let's see if the public will
*tJve with him. Give us all of the
♦sridenco Mr. Man of HURT'S
"U*sK, it can do vou no harm.
NUMBER 9
SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1919
VOLUME XI
Befop> those in authority can
condemn those not in authority,
let it he made to appear that those
in authority have right and justice
on their side. Since that man of
HURT'S HUNK comes out and
.makes hi3 condemnation to the
public, based upon something the
public does not have, now let the
public demund that the cards he
placel upon the table *or its in
spection, and let it judge.
ouyiu to have,
give them to us. You ray let's
have dean iMzc hall, and so do
all of us. Then let's have a show
o yov say; .
Sanford Base Hall
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Climatic Changes Due to Man.
Tracing the cllmntlc records of
South Africa, J. M. Sim tins reached
the conclusion thnt tho rainfall has
not only diminished In.tho Inst cen
tury hut hns changed In chnrnctcr from
soft soaking rains to torrential thun
derstorms. Unman Influences—the de
struction of forests and the rululng of
the grass veld by burning—aro be
lieved to hnvc been chiefly responsible
Come on Mr. Man of HURT'S for tho chances
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thrown out on the grounds’^ hat
Sanford was playing too many men
Tho llag has fallen on the post
series games of the Florida League
the last game being played last
Friday resulting in a rcore of Id
to G in. favor of Sanford and egain
demonstrated the superiority of San
ford over the Orlando team. The
winning of the last two games
»h owed up the Orlando team so
h a d that steps were immediately
ta ken by the otfldals of thu Orlando
team to have two of the games Sanford team they had been taken
ofT and then Sanford had wiped
up the earth with Orlundn. Just
to show their authority they nlsu
suspended a number of men from
tho Sanford team and one Dunfec
from Orlando for playing in Class
D, and tnuking atlidavits that they
w rrn n o t n l t n v e *h"t eln ss.
£VERY BASEBALL FAN in the Stale of Florida knows that Sanford walloped
the living life out of Orlando in that Series ju st past. Every F an— unless
he comes from Orlando or w rites the “ Bunk” for the Tampa Tribune— knows
that the Sanford Team was the best in the Florida State League. Mr. Rose or
Mr. Freeman may not think so, but w e wonder what they know about Real
Baseball, anyway? When they say the Series ended a Tie, after the awful
beating handed Orlando, we feel inclined to believe they know very little about
it. And Sanford did it with a pitcher playing outfield, a pitcher on first base,
a first baseman on third, and our regular third baseman on short.* And we
used just two pitchers all through the Series, and when each one was not
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Forest Luke and II. It. Stevens
represented Sanford at the meeting
nnd asked for fair play hut there
was nothlne doine^pf that kind on
tap ut the meeting nnd thu Orlando
papers declared with much acclaim
thnt the series was u draw. If
Orlando run gain .>n> .lutucu ftuftt
tins iljchitm liivT being wiped up
in such a fashion and absolutely
losing th<? series alter one game had
been forfeited, they are welcome to
that little crumb of satisfaction
hut all the stute knows that Orlando
was playing c&ss men through tho
second scries, that Sanford made
no kick on them, that Orlando
won the second series with these
men and th a t nothing was said
about Sanford’s men until It looked
liku Orlando would he beaten and
then they played the baby act and
yelled for help from tho state di
rectors and with only part of tho
hoard at the meeting the scries
We know we licked ’em and licked ’em
bad. Orlando knows we licked’’em and
licked ’em bad. So what
»■a~jtr is\*the. dif?
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is what we’re playing for, and as long
as we made ’em “squeal ” why hother
any further with it?
OUR STORE IN SANFORD IS LIKE SANFORD
IN THE FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
We are leading the League, batting 1,000. The players that make it possible for
us to do it is the Q U A L I T Y of our merchandise, of which the following is some of it
Society Brand, Campus Togs, Nu-Style Suits for Men
■ Metric, Arrow and Smart Set Shirts, in Snappy Patterns
.
Notaseme, Arrow Head, Monito, True Shape Socks
Dubbelbilt Suits and a First Class Line of Furnishings for the Bog
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Everything in Men’s and Boys* Clothing—chuck full of quality, plenty of snap
and right up the minute. Sanford Fans backed the Sanford Team and
they won. Sanford men back our placi with their patronage—
STYLE HEADQUARTERS
B R IT T
Letter from Red Davis
Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 11, 1919.
Well! Weill Well! Sanford has
gone and made Orlando mad. Imag
ine it! Orlando being trimmed in
tho great baseball classic of tho
reason, und from report on hand
tho job was «ell .done, for when one
s te p j and considers th a t Sanford
beat u bull club, a President of tho
league and overcame a forfeited
game that was handed to Orlando
on u silver platter I say that it
was another case of smashing tho
Hfndenburg lino.
1 notice w ith keen ohrervation
of the daily reports clipped from
Tho Times-Union and tho Orlando
Sentinel thnt outside of protesting
games, complaining of Sanford's
players, not liking tho umpire's
decisions, kicking about the ahino
ball and having half of Orlando's
population living in tho President
cf the league's ofT.ie, the Crlando
club did very well. This is only a
fow of the kicks registered but it
would be consumste outrage to
impose upon the *good * nature of
this editor's space by publishing
all of Orlando's W AILINGS.
Say, who Is the rrainlcss score
that scores the games at '.rlando?
Whoever he is I must say that he
had better trs and get a Job with
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riRE INSURANCE
NSW SCHOOL FOR CHINA.
Y. W. C. A. Sacurts N*w itH for Girls'
Physical Training School.
^ R»w home has been found for ths
Physical Training School which lit*
Young Woutui’s Cbrlatlaif Association
liaa opened for nnttve girls In Shang
hai. Chinn.
The school, while In the couniry, Is
not far dlstnnt from the National
Headquarter* of ttie Y. W. C. A. In
Shanghai tmr for from the local Y. W
r. a . The grounds cover eighteen
-mow,” which mean* approximately
-lx litres, mid are divided by a piltme
'ittsd. A foreign reald ice already on
-r.n.ud, will
u.-ed \<j tno Ainerl..in teachers, while native buildings on
l!>e other side will furnish living ijtinr*
tern and rlu-srooins for the 35 Mildenis.
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The ground- boast n garden. twinls
courts and an allilellc lie'
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G reat Expression.
All great expression, which, on ft
ttbcrflclal survey, scoma so easy as
veil ns bo simple' furnishes, after a
while, to the faithful observer, Its own
standard by which to appreciate I t—
Margaret Fuller.
McCULLER’S
277
Phone
CLOVERHILL
BUTTER THE BEST
All-Good and
Churn-Gold
OLEO
Picnic Hams, 29c lb.
Ballard’s
Ballard’s
Ballard’s
Ballard’s
Ballard’s
Pancake Flour
Buckwheat Flour
Self-Rising Flour
Ob Flour
Hominy Grits
Tall Cream, doz, - - $1.80
Small Cream, doz. - * .90
• Purina Bran Zos, pkg. • .15
Dime Brand Milk
, Eagle Brand Milk
Swansdown
Cake Flour
40c pkg.
Whole Codfish
Nice Fat Mackerel
New Evaporated Peaches
Apricots, Pears, Apples
Raisins, Currants, Citron
and Prunes
PATA CAKE FLOUR
25c pkg.
ELCAPITAN SARDINES
20c can
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W anted—Several room* or nportment for light housekeeping, Oct.
to July. Government
employee.
Win. N. Ankeney.
T-tf
206 First Slreel
Phone 95
in latest, styles ana
materials at decided
W anted—Second hand, 3 or 4
burner, short
matnle, oil cook
stove. ‘ Cheap and in good condi8.0 t ?,
.1
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savings
N ew A rriv a ls D a ily
WANTED— OLD CLEAN
RAGS. ANY KIND EXCEl’T OLD SOCKS.
COATS,
I'ANTS, t
OR
REW SPREADS. AT
T IIE HERALD OFFICE.
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D K E SN
Beliefs Concsrnlng Sneering.
According to Aristotle, If a mnn was
Next
East First Street
alck sneering once forhode his death,
hut Mutating twice Ids recovery. If
the patient was a woman the rule
FOR SALE
worked the opposite way. A traveler
oIFtce and receive reward
FOR RENT
In the woods was threatened with an
ono* Wood Yard, corner 6th and Elm.
Sale—A
1
Shcl|
Gun
at
For
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attack by brigands If In* Mieezed once,
Lost Nose glasses in rase ott
For Rent—Two furnish cd bedwhile sneezing twite presaged a happy half value.^ Seel C.| I l | Lcf !er.
Sunday.
Return to Geo. Sj
9 -ltc
For Sale or Rent—At a harguin. roo'ms, 900 Myrtle Ave.
Journey. As a rule, the person sneez 9-3tc
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ing twice In succession will be lucky,
Nino ncres choice celery farm, knot*, r.
For Rent— Furiiisiied ffont room
For Salt—6-room]' Modern Bonhut unlucky If l» occurs once.
Lost—Pair glasses, gold’fl
ns the W. P. Akers furm on U. H- Modern 719 >Oak
Ow"if
galow . Also 6-rccrr.{ rettage.
School
ground?. 51.50 r« rX=
Five
ncres
tiled,
with
several
tlouing
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nor. 203 E a st! 10th.
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Rent—Two
bedrsr.
rr.x,
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lAirplanes Will Help Surveyors.
wells. Address S. A. Wood, or J. E.
return of same, llotit. S.
In tin* a rid r u d r s ot Australia,
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ern
l.w tiu ii,* out mens, Sanford, V.’. Side.
9-21
Far ni Photography - t -T«'claity- Alexander, i.'cl.snd. Ho.
*»» »house,
•I excellent
--where travel la ••v,>.-dln;:ly dinieult i ia lu :i Ilf nlif kind*.
- t •.enter
I Magnolia; Phone 182.______
p or Sal"— Full blooded Duioc
o.»f
Lost--A black umbrella, slot1
rryj pntntnl. and Is like regions In 'he at IS 3 ElmfiAvc.
deserts of Africa, airplane* will iniiko
RO OM s ioi Light Hcuv ’ ..ping with gold cap, with twisted blitk
pigs, *o.uu apiece «•: * 10.00 •» pairrasy to survey more square miles
For Sate—House? a n d | Lot, 819 Also 2 sows and registered hoar year Inquire Mrs. Grace Earle Williams, silk cord. Return t < . I ■ Mi?noi'a
In n month than could he seen by Elm Ave.. cor.t 9th street. Inquire and half old for 20 cents u pound. 221 East First St.
^ 2 tc and roceivt reward.
moans of any land vehicles In a year. It of J. M. IUcc. above address. 9 -ltp L. A. Renaud, Snnford Heights.
For Rent—Unfurnished Rooms.
will lu» possible to get a true bird’s4-tf
Lost—C lilt gild nm glasses it
eye view of every part of the earth's
For Sale— H ulflt million celery
Apply Phone 311.
baseball park or between park as
For Sale—Moline Universal Trac
surface. No dnngnrs Involved In such plants, imported French seed, free
For Rent—Close-in, four connect- 801 Magnolia. Rat***- *
work are likely to daunt men who from blight and root rot. Will sell to r / with sand cleats. Two 14 Inch
have faced and survived the perils of in beds or count.J Write for price plows, rolling truck, complete. Ly ong. partly furnistied housekeeping noils fe» ncrial lighting.
und quantity wnnted.Jfr Clay County man Hrolhcrs, Forest City, Fla. 2-tf rooms. Large garden included. City
Box 117.
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Gardening Co,'.Green, Cove*. Springs.
For sale or exchange—1 Vault
Knotty Problem.
9-4tp
Fla.
door, good shape, 1 large Safe, <1
LOST
Here Is a queer cause for n law
action. A mnn who was Insane de
For Sale—A few full blooded inches high, I small Safe, 34 inches
Lost—Gold Pin, name engrave I
termined to throw himself out of the Duroc pigs, 10 weeks old left, at $10 high, 1 adding machine. Must sell
on
top. Finder return to Herald
window of nn nsylum. lie made sev- a pair. This is the last week at quick. C. Care of II.raid.
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end attempts and wns prevented by this price. Also\ oticjj good sow,
•the servants. Put In a new apart bred to registered hoar, . cheap.
ment, he tried ngnln. Jumped out of L. A. Renaud,1*' S an fo rd ! Heights.
/the window, fell on the Inwn and In
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Jured himself seriously, hut. strange 9-ltc.
to any, the shock cured his mental
For Sale—Several thousand cords
disorder. At once ho sued the offi good sound dry wood. Some on
cers of the nsylum for negligence. Tho St. Johns! River, 4\f. miles above
plnntllT wns nonsuited.
Sanford. Rest onf hard road 4inilon from S anford.| Would con
* Eat to Break Up Cold.
tract with reliable^ parties for all
When n cold first starts physicians
or part. O’R ear! and J Long, Bflx
usually advise n light laxatlvo diet,
Popular Prices
9 -ltp
consisting chiefly of hot lemonade or 65 Osteen, Fla.
orangeade, broths or t gruels, with
For Sale—4 Pass, specially made
crisp toast, baked potatoes, mild.
, stewed fruits and Vegetables. After T io tta Franchini car 56-90 H. P.
Serges, Tricollnes and Broadcloths
| this for a few days, until tho- cold chain drive, cost $12,000 new 1912.
Wheel
liase
108
Inch.
Tires
36x4,
seems to ho broker,. It Is well to eat
an ordlnnry diet, with plenty of fruits 36x5. Elect starter and lights, 4
and vegetables. To-nld the body In speeds, Brass exhaust pipes, Plcl
recovering eat meals which glvo more cutout, double mulller. 2
Bull’s j
fuel valuo than usual.
eye side lights; vent on top and I
in the new shades—Navy, Brown, Blac
wind shield. Six new slioes, extra
Fifth Avenue s ty lc s -a ll sizes, 16 to 40
,
Asbestos Ropes?
chain and sprockets, easy to handle.
To lessen the amount of inetal used 100 miles per hour, fit for the Kaiser
| in tire escapes a Hnngarlnn living In to break his neck. Photo ot The
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Canada hns patented one, tho chief
Herald
office.
For
sale
cheap
by
features of which i s n basket to bo
lowered by ropes from a bracket fas* AI Dorner, East Sanfofd, Florida.
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tened to a window frame.
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HERE ARE TWO OF THE NEW FAL
IN
COAT
SUITS!
$35, $45, $50 to $97.
VELVET D R ESSES
$35 to $65
WOOL D RESSES
For Sole—Two good form mules
Physician's High Privilege*.
cheap. I. E. Estridge.
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In England tho only civilian who
For Sale—A fine bed of Celery
has n right to pass through /nnrchlng
troops Is tho court physician on Ills Plants, ready for setting. J. D.
wny to a royal residence.
He run Mann, Lake Monroe, Fla.
8-1 tp
mnko even the household cavulry open
For Sale—Wood or coal runge
their ranks to him. ,
Jth tunk, pructlcally new. Enquire
in (Ink Ave.
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This Heading THREE CF.NTS »
Line For Each Insertion Minlmutn
Charce 25 Cento.
In aniwering an artvertliomont
where no name la mentioned in the
id, please do not ask Tho Hurald
for Information as to the Identity of
the advertiser.
Usually we do not
know who the advertiser is and if
we do we are not allowed to give
out this information. Simply write
a letter and address it as per in•tructlohs in tho ad.
For Sale—Two commercial cov
ed bodies with side and rear
P. 0 . Box 375
arriving dnity—Serges and Tricofine
Materials—Chicken Mode's
$19.00, $25, $27.50, $35
S e e O u r N e w F a l l S k ir ts
All-wool, Plaids, Pleated styles
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For Sole—Guavas in five crate
lots or more ut $1 25 per bushel
ernte f o. b. Leesburg. Box No.
281 Leesburg, Fla.
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. . match the Kali Cm I S«
Drown. Purple, Tout*.
h, beautifully embroidrrtu
For Sale—23 acres on lake front,
acres cleared, 6 room house
in R ood condition and outbuildings.
4 mil vs from Sanford. Lnijuirc I.cr*
aid Office.
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Fo- Sale, Big Horse—For $U
ns l have no use for him. I
W. E. Squires.
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For Sale—Mission furniture, table,
sectional bookcases, desk i
chinn cabinet. Pr.
and Park Ave.
Fer Salo— My 6 acre farm in Dock
red.and tiled.
Hammock, 3 acres cleared
F. M. Lough.
This Column la Free to Relumed Soldier*, Good well. Bargain. F.
and Sailors Who Seek Posiliona.
H2 S. Brevard Ave., Tampa, Fla.
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THE GREATEST VALUES IN HLOUSEDOM
“ Wirthmor” and “Welworth” Waists
REGULATION” ST
Juat the kind for ai
AT PRICES THAT KEEP DOWN LIVING COSTS
(For the Wirthmor)
(For the Welworth)
$1-50
$2.50
WANTED
L. P. McCULLER
FIRST ST . • PH O NE 277
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W anted—Boat to accommodate
party 'of four men on hunting
trip lupvSti Johns from November
20th to December 20th. Boat must
have sleeping accommodations sr.d
mnn to run boat and a cook. Ad-^
dress N. F. care Herald with photo
of boat if possible.
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For Sale—Prepare lor cold weath
er*
NOW. Duy your winter’* fire
| W anted—White or colored wait
now and aavo money.- Oak or
wood
re s s a t once. Come prepared to
Either stove or fireplace wood.
pine.
work. Tavares Inn, Tavares, Flor
Phone
149-W. Roberta & Smith,
ida.
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of H ealth has been doing and will
continue to do everything in it*
power to obtain the enforcement
of t&b law. However, it is imgs s s klc for u* to police the state
and we can .only eliminate rabies
with tbe assistance of the munici
pal authorities,” Dr. Greene de
clares.
Dr. Greene issued an order during
September for the enforcement ot
the muzzling law, because of the
startling increase of the disease
There’s a whole lot of satisfaction in being able
to get quick delivery of Armour’s standardized
fertilizers right in Sanford. Wc have put in two
O tic lit
rnrnplete stocks for youi convenien;
the old Sanford passenger station and one in the
Ben Monroe Warehouse at Beardall Siding. Are
y o u taking-advantage of ihis-^rviccT
Annual Ited Croat Meeting
The annual m w tir.- 7' £cnJ..i/je
it "•••>?;* C L - A . U. C. will J>e
held at the Congregational Church
Wednesday evening, Oct. 29th.
Annual reports of th ejy ear’s acti
vity wfl)
(be election
of officers for the enauing year will
take place.
There -rill be a pleasing program
and Dr. Hyman will present the
claims of the Roll Call, and Miss
Virginia Smith will give a brief
outlinr of the aims and purposes
of the Home Service Department.
The public is urged to attend
this meeting and learn of the
continued activities of the Red
Cross.
The time for planting fall crops is close at hand.
Better see our local representative, Mr. Chas. H.
Whitncr, today about your needs. He can fur
nish what you want.
Armour F ertilizer W orks
Jacksonville, Florida
Sunday School Itoomn Completed
The Sunday School building cf
the Presbyterian Church has been
completed and equipped with all
modern Sunday School appliances,
and was formerly opened on Sunday
last.
The rooms will be used for Sun
day School Classes, Christian En
deavor and Praycrmeetings.
Every departm ent of the church
»fidB
member; e;ch Sunday,
and there is a tine prospect for fu
ture^ growth.
AND TH A T when he got home
THE TOWN GOSSIPS
IN S E C T IC ID E S
:CUR2 irKCai , l ;S ALL KINDS OF SPRAYS
INSECTICIDES — PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Delivi
You will be'more certain
of getting your goods when needed if your order is in our hands, Large
stocks of all growers’ supplies. *
CHASE & COMPANY
Sanford, Florida
SAVE the Leather
SHOE POLISHES
Keep Your Shoes Neat
LIQ U ID S A N D PASTES
FO R B L A C K .W H IT E .T A N .A N D
OX* BLOOD (DARK BRGWf!) SHOES
k
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u^i «usuri AL4 Hv.
Advertise in the Herald
AT T H E ticket window1
UNTIL A man came along
We ate booking srdcfr now for Maine Grown Seed Potatoes—]j ]f
sacks. This stock is from fields free from disease. Delivery in Dec^n:!
and January.
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HIS sweetheart
OR
SOMEBODY
ALL BALLED up
YESTERDAY
FOR
SANFORD
AND A lot of people
ABOUT IT today
THE O TH ER box
AND THAT they're trying,
A NICE looking man
TO EAT those cuts
AND I asked him
RIG H T NOW
OVER TO Sanford
WHAT TO do about it
AND ED ITO R Bob Holly
OF T H E Sanford Herald
TE L E PH O N E D YESTERDAY
AN D ~ N E IT H E R does Bob
AND ASKED me
TO
AND I told him
AND T H E R E you are
THAT T H E R E 'D be
I THANK you
SEN D him
A LOT of small curs
A MAN there
MUZZLE TH E DOGS
THAT HE wanted
TO
M EET
him
AND HE said he would
AND I wrapped them up
AND HE did
IN A L IT T L E box
AND I telephoned Bob
AND TOOK them
AND TOLD him
TO T H E postoffice
AND IT was too late
TO GO down to the atation
AND M EET the man
D O W tyT O the atation
AND GET the box
AND THIS morning
HE CALLED up
Do not allow the
poisons of undigested
food to accumulate In
your bowels, where they
are absorbed Into your
system. Indigestion, con
stipation, headache, bad
blood, and numerous
other troubles are bound
to follow. Keep your
system clean, as thous
ands ol others do, by
taking an occasional dose
of the old, reliable, veg
etable, family liver medi
cine.
Thedford's
AND SAID.
o 0 .0
THAT A big mistake,
HAD BEEN made
DOWN TO the atation
AND HAD told him
THAT HE
AND T H E mnn had given it
Mrs. W . F. Pickle, of
Rising Fawn, Oa., writes:
“ We have used Tbedford’s Black-Draught as
a family medicine. My
mother-in-law could not
take calomel as it seemed
too strong for her, so th e
used Black-Draught as a
mild laxative and liver
regulator. . . We use it
n the family and believe
I is the best medicine for
he liver made.” Try 1L
mist on the genuine—
Thedford's, 2 & a pack-
AND HE ojie.ied it
W1IEN HE arrived
AT HIS office
AND IT was
THAT T H E * man
GOT THEY boxes,
M IXED UP
And Keep Down All Fear
. The Rabbles
About
Jacksonville, October, 17.—Rabies
in Florida showed a somewhat al
arming increase during September,
according to the laboratory records
of the State Board of Health,
fifteen treatm ents being ordered for
thfs month against two in Septem
ber, a n d ' fifteen for the previous
iflonth* of July and August ISlt).
Eleven heads of animals showing
positive cases of rabies were exam
ined in the laharatory durign
temper seven of these heads being
dogs and three cats. The other
head was th a t of a cow’, which had
undoubtedly been bitten by a rabid
dog or cat. The count according
to location follows:
Jacksonville,
1 cat and two' dogs; McClenny, 1
cat and 1 dog; Arcadia, 1 dog and
1 cow; Fernandina, ] cat; Sebas
tian, 1 dog; Gainesville, 1 dog;
Perry, 1 dog.lfc
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Gainesville showed the highest
count in people bitten, with treat
ments ordered for three children
and two adults. With the excep
tion of Jacksonville, where three
children were bitten by rabid ani
mals, the remainder of the cases
were widely scxflercd as follows:
Fernandina, 1 child; LaCrosse I
child; MacClenny 1 child; Arcadia
2 adults; Greenville a child; Green
Cove Springtj^l child I f c i f t i 'f c t e
— Records^ of the State Board of
Health ahow that rabies, nccordlng
toj( the nunber of poaitive heads
examined, was higher for September
than in many yearn.
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Dr. Ralph N. Green, state health
officer, declares the negligence of
the various communities jn enforc
ing the muzzling ordinance is direct
ly responsible for the continued
Increaso in rabies.
“ If the citizens of the state would
awaken to the importance of the
muzzling law and demand Ita en
forcement in the variouu communi
ties we would cut rabies down
until it was negligible, he declares,
"When we realize the fact that a
majority of those bitten arc chil
dren, and think of the mental
anguish of the parents, we should
consider no steps for the enforce
ment of the muzzling ordinance
too stringent. The State Board
"N oth in g goes with
like a good story”
— Cites. Field
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leaf. Experts blend these tobaccos with the
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And actually this process brings out hid
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17, 1919
miregsllunal Church
rning service ol praise
eleven- Continuing the
the Gospel according to
w, the pastor will speak
Happened to John the
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PAGE ELEVEN
j THE SANFORD H&KALl)
vlted to our mMtinga. Sunday «ch WILL BUILD THEjBAPTISTVTEM
vited to our -‘meetings.
Sunday
p ie B J ie s s & S S
School Wginn a t U:46 and Chris
tian Endeavor a t seven. The now
hymn book is being used with great
satiifiitlo n .
and Athe church building proper
wlU.sbe started in a few days.
S. 0 . Shinhoher has the' contract
and will begin work as soon as
the mntcrials can be shipped. The
new Baptist Temple building was
started many years ago and the
Sunday school rooms and social
rooms, etc.,' completed and the
auditorium fu se d for church ser
vices, but tne church (auditorium
was .never completed. This Is the
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These arc the first springs of
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Because of these springs, Over
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With 100-inch wheelbase, Over
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A T he Building Committee is com
posed of J. D. Hood, chairman,
Job Camcton, J, D. Jinkins. Schelle
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building th a t w ill- be started now
and It - will be 67f£x53, the audi
torium to seat 800 people, 650 on
tho first tloor and 260 In the gal
lery. The new building will cost
something like $14,000 including
pews and furnishings. The Pipe
Organ Club has sullUient funds
on hand to warrant the assertion
th a t t
«•»» have the pipe uigeu
ready for tho new church when it
is completed. L -si Sur.d»i morn
he Greatest Improvement
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PAGE TWELVE
Lower Prices for Fertilizer
Two Reductions in 1919
H aw you our latest Price List? i t will interest you. Ideal Fertilizer* now
give better value for the money lhan any commodity bought by the grower
either (or farm ofierntior* or for household ujc. Quality
tt’rlto m us at enro regarding your fail requirement*.
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new Vegeta me Kook?
Wilson & Toonier Fertilizer Co. •
J.icksonvllc, Florida
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— h .!. i n r m spray Philips and Insecticide*
It. C. Maxwell, .Mgr., Sanford Branch
Being a Politician.
Tou cannot help being u politician.
You cannot live for nn hour without
being n politician. But what u man
generally mentis when he say* that ho
la not n politician l am afraid I this—
that he litis been all Ids life enjoying
bis pollilc.il privileges and gm**ly neg
lecting Ids political dUllrs.--ltev. Hugh
1 'rico I lug lies.
M R S. ID A A U S T I N
Jii. n c m r i m a i r n i
Maker of
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Ladies Skirts a n d Dresses
Had Had HI* Fling.
Ted's mother hns given him nn al
lowance of ten cents n week, but she
tuts tiled to encournge him to save
some of It as a m atter of training.
Last Saturday she asked him bow
much ho bad left. He looked rntber
chagrined nt first and Mien flnnlly con
fessed that he had spent It all. His
mother appeared sorrowful, until Ted
added will', v ia d a-la: "But, *ny, I
»ure linvi. I! red III: • a prince for once."
Tinder Feeling*.
Enid tho near cynic. "When
to n speuker who Is very dry
ami conclusion is that ho i«
W. A. Merryday lorcwa?
f'al.ilk* llond*
BUICK CARS
You
Know
What That
Means
W. J. THIGPEN, Agent
Office in Peoples’ Bunk Building.
Sanford, Florida
Florida Safe & Lock Co
Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes,
Safety Deposit Boxes.
Prompt Delivery
Box 81, Lakeland, Florida
Office of True l-rlena.
To know Mint you have a friend con
cerned In your struggle robs It of half
Its hardness. Disappointment* tbnt
would assume bitter proportions Iom:
their edge In'the friend's smile. He
helps us see that -matters might ftnve
been worse. Emerson I* never jlred
of extolling the merit* of the nurse
of Ids childhood who always helped
him belittle Id* petty hurt* by being
glad they were not much more painful.
And Mint's the olllee of the sincere
friend. His office Is to bring out our
best and make us manly.
OCTOBER 17, |9|9
6y Mary Graham Bonner
THE CAT'S MISTAKE,
—“Ale-ow, me-ovr," said "mickle. Iho i
"* i r s s tjiw
"AU-ow*.
me
ow," he a n 1 d
again. "I do be
lieve 1 will look
for uure n cure.4.' I*
do believe I will,
see wlint T can
ace. 1 do believe
I will Imve some
fun and explore.
By exploring 1
m e a n ‘ to
go
around and see
aoiue new plnco."
So It I n c k I e
started off. Now
B la c k ! o didn't
know much nhout
days. He thought
all days went
So Blackie
about tiie aaine.
Started Off,
He knew
tbnt
each day lie was fed at about the
same time. He knew (lint when lie
cried he got something extra to ent
or drink.
He knew where lie could chase mice,
he knew where bo could Bo In tho
warm aunsblne, and he knew that if It
wa« mining Micro wasn't any sunshine
at nil.
He also knew that on the cold days
It was delightful hark of the kitchen
Hove, nnd that on the hot ilnys It was
very nice under a shady tree In tho
garden.
But he didn't know that •Saturday
"•rv?. J'.nJM"y and that Humluj - . l . y
one went to church, except cats and
dogs and very young children. Very
Of Latin Derivation.
. Corps Is a French word derived
from t|ie Latin corpus, n body, either
civil nV military, us a police corps, ma
rine corps, etc. It does not signify
any particular number, but nn organ
ized body. In the United States army
• • .•-'*»<*-rt-f- in two or more divi
sion*, earli con In In lit? three brigades
nnd each brigade three regiments. Tho
term tli -1 •■mi" Pit u-i ,n
rvUuli; j ,-«!« and dogs never went.
He didn't care about doing anything
on Mils particular day lmt exploring.
Anil it was very early In the morning
Gypt-y Tribes.
when the family were all nsloep.
In Poland the gypsy tribe., are called
He walked around and he ran
Zingnnj: In Italv. 'Z'rn-nH •
nir.. Afoond and lie looked m all directions.
Git,mo*; in France, ilohciiihitts; In "I think I will go tills way." tic said.
Germany, ZNgeuner. The Persian*, It
So In? wnlked on nnd when lie enmo
Is stated, apply to them a name inclin to n church lie wax hot nnd tired. “It
ing "Blnek Indian*." Their most un loot's cool In there," he said; "yes. It
dent mime Is that of Slide, which In looks nice and cool ine-ow, 1 think l
Supposed In lie conticct<*l with Sind, will go Inside."
the native mime for the Indus.
So lie wnndcred up the church nlslo
nnd he saw ii nice place where he
thought lie would go to sleep. Ami
Dcme Philippine Forests.
where do you think, or rattier, w hat
You may cut nn entrance Into n Phil
do you •think was the place Bluckle
Ipplnc lowland fore it nnd so dense nnd chose for his imp?
tilgh I* the overgrowth tbnt you feel as
As I don't think you will he nhle to
though you might lie In n vast cathe guess rigid away nnd ns I wont to
dral with only subdued rays of light
tell you what really happened, I will
entering here nnd there through win tell you /the place Bluckle chose for
dow panes of heavily stained glass.
his nap.
The situ Is completely obscured nnd It
It was In the organ. Well, ho had
is Impossible to tell the points of the
a line sleep. And tie wns still asleep
cotnpnss. A twilight gloom pervades when llm organist came In and began
everything nnd It Is useless to even
to piny,"
juess tho time of day.
Then. |>oor Itlnckle woke up with a
nuirt! At first he didn't know wheth
er he wns havlog a nightmare or rt
Ivory In the Middle Age*.
In the middle ages Ivory wns exten hail dream, or what wns happening,
lie moved to one side nod the organ
sively useif for writing tablets. One
gave
a curious rumble nod n very fun
of Chaucer's character* has "A pair
of tables all of Iv o ry ,an d again the ny sound and the organist looked n*
same writer speaks of Ivory chess If he didn't know what the trouble
men: "The etie* was all of Ivory, the could he, and the people stopped sing
meyne fre*li ami new." Ivory was ing and then tried to go on singing
also much u*ed for tnnk|ng casket* without any music.
The organist trle i^ to piny ngaln(
nnd mirror frames during the middle
ages, ntal these were often elaborately nod this awfully queer rumble and*
burr nod litixx wns heard once more.
carved.
So ti e people went on IliiLlilug tlielr
singing without any organ.
Of course Itlnckle tried to move
when lie felt the pedal* moving and
he Jumped over the Inside stops and
pedals nod' made these very strange
sound* ns lie did so.
’^ T h e organist looked Inside the or
gan and saw nothing. Then, sudden
ly, he saw two big green eyes staring'
nt him.
"If* a eat In there," ho said to him-
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U Audience Appeal in Unique
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m eslic
THE HANFORD HERALD
PAGE THIRTEEN
J From
Ahounds
Tumultuous Honeymoon la Basil
For Bright Screen Comedy Willi
Popular Star
Pretty Star Coming In Great
Paramount-Art*raft Screen
malice
W ILLS A M
FA RN U M
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All laugh* anil sunshine are prom
oted in "W hy Smith Left Home."
Bryant Washburn’s new Paramount
Art raft picture, which is coming
Friday to the Princess Theatre.
The story was adapted from George
|lroadliur*t’s stage gurcoss of the
same name and e< icerns the esrn*
pades of Smith and hi* pretty hride
on their tempestuous honeymoon.
They are inarmed "on the double"
and uginsl Marian's Aunt Mary's
wiilies. Hard luek stalks them from
the, start, and in such rapid fire
order do the adventures romc th a t
Smith hasn’t even time to im print
that DM nuptial Liu.
o l v e s
O F THE
N IG H T
William Farnum, the William Fox star, made a truly dram atic sonsulion lately, without intending it, in the Fox Mudios, when filming his
latest photodrama, "Wolves of the Night." which calls for a portrayal
of insanity—a strong powerful man suddenly driven insane.
When, us Bruce Andrews he comes out of a mine explosion, his mind
unbalanced, Farnum seems to have added years to his age,
In making this scene Fnrnum’s .portrayal was intensely realistic
und distinctly out of the ordinary. Women grew pale, men stood absorbed
and one little extra girl gulped aloud. He seemed to be in very fart the
m aniac he played.
mountaineer types used in it wore
specially selected from natives of
the region. Gloria Hope, n very
pretty young screen star, lias the
purt of Martha Yarnton, a^pd the
part of Bill Apperson ia played by
Russell Simpson, one of the linest
actors of mountaineer nnd Western
In contrast with this magnilicuntly acted bit. this careful uc^or show
types on tho screen.
the other side of the shield in the man of strength, the devoted husband
Also, "F atty ’s Naughty Neph nnd lover.
ew," u' ^omedy with n thousand
Also, "Snlly’s Blighted Career," a comedy that is sure to pinnae.
laughs.
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"r 'rbiicklc. A Stage Carpenter
> Malone
.A Dancer
'• ;|0lm
A \ ilain
’*'r Keaton A Singe Hand
n,t>'
Arbuckle is the*' stage
■Mtr.in „ MJltt|| vaudeville
fo Mich as are found in rube
v l * action of the picture
' "» Monday innrfiing when
n’-* show is rehearsing. A1
",,n is n hick song nnd dance
wh" arr*vcs with Molly Malone,
’artner in tlu»_ art. He treats
badly during the reiiearsal
w|,o is looking on,
• res,and thrown St. John out
theatre. St. John complains
to the rest of the troupe about
his treatment und finally persuadei
them to refuse to work.
Hearing this. "F u lly ," his fuithful assistant, "Buster,” and Mollie
decide to give tho whole show
themselves. St. John nnd his fel
low actors buy scats for the front
of the house and go in with the
idea of busting up the show. " F a t
ty " und his imprornput company
give the program us originally plun
ned, using the props and scenery
thut the actors brought with them .
Although their efforts are crude,
the audience is cruder unnd likes
the show immensely, frowning upon
the attem pts of St. John und his
gang to break it up. St. John
becomes so uproarious finally that
he stands upon the edge of the
balcony, and is knocked off by
lloscoe. The other actors revive
him and rush the stage. Then
follows a great rough house, whie the audience stays to see, applaud
ing " F a tty " and his supporters
when they get the better of St.
John und his uctors.
Mollic is so grateful to her heavy
weight hero that she gives him her
heart and hand, nnd they ’decide
to get married. As the result of
their defeat, St. John ami his actor
friends are obliged to pnek up und
leave town, and ull is agin serene
"Back Stage."
UNCLE
TOM WITHOUT
CABIN"
TIIE
Charlie l.ynn Ben Turpin
1'aHnern in Tom Show
Marie Prevost
Ben's Wife
Brn Thatcher
Village Dramntir Crl'lc
Ford Sterling Jimmy Finlay son
Ben Turpin und Charlie Lynn
ate partners in a one night stand
Tom* Show. * Mu roe is Ben's wife
and she is pursued by stage Johnnie
with the result that the opening
of tho show is delayed. Charlie
urges Ben to adopt disciplinary
methods und begins to mix up
things with Murie who .gives n
good account of herself in the
scrimmage.
later deserted by her husband on
on account of her extravagance,
and lives in a Idg home in a little
New England village. Colonel Pree
dy, a wounded army olllcrr, is con
valescing at the Taradir.e house.
Betty is being besieged by creditors,
and. short of funds, announce that
Train wrecks, tires, ami a raging
her husband hr* died in South storm are among their misfortune*,
^Africa, *o that she cun collect his and matters reach a climax when
life insurance. Complications arise Smith ia discovered in what look*
when Cuptnin Bymill, tiie Colonel's like a compromising positiun wit a
the good looking serving inaid In
aide and friend arrives and proves their honeymoon bungalow. Marian
to he no other thnn the "dead" starts home to Auntie, but an
husband. How matters are finally earthquake helps Smith puli some
adjusted forms the climax of the 1 cave-man stufT, and all ends happily.
story, which is ideally suited to Lois Wilson, leading lady of "Love
the whimsical art of Miss Burke.
Insurance," is again Mr. Wash
Prominent in the supporting cast
is the well-known young actor,
James L. Crnnc. Others are Frank
Mills, Madeline Clnre, Fred Henrn,
Frederick Ksmriton, and Dorothy
Walters.
burn's chief support. Others in the
cast are Maym Kelso, Winter Hail,
Waiter Hiers, Margaret Loomis,
and Carrie Ward. The picture was
directed by Donald C’rhp.
Eva Thatcher, the villngc dra
matic critic, comes to interview
the stnr performer of "Uncle Tom
Without the Cabin. Ben seeks in
vain to lift interviewed, hut the
critic insists upon talking only to
a woman star. Pretending to show
her how make-up is put on, Marie
goatee on Eva’s face. The per
formance begins nnd ns Simon Legree, Charlie rides in and beats up
Ben, who is playing Uncle Tom,
so effectively that Ben jumpes the
job.
chief bloodhound, Teddy, on catch
ing up with her, licks her face,
greatly to the ungor of tiie aud
ience. In the scene that follows, a
rareless stage hand upsets n whole
skyful of snow on Ben almosy buryiiig him alive.
Marie plays the dual part of
Little Eva und Eliza. In the latter
role, she crosses the ico and Joses
her skirt because of a nail in a
block of Ice. She trips across the
ice cakes in black bloomers and the
The audience make merry over
tW mishaps of the performers, and
when they sec the moustache and
gontee on Eva’s face, they become
indignant. Some one hurlsa
pie
into Charlie's face, nnd presto!
a race track get* mixed up with
the scone with Ben ns a heroic
jockey. Somebody explodes a hunch
of firecrackers under tho horso and
tho animal wrecks- the stage and
puts everybody. Including thu au
dience, to rout.
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PAGE FOURTEEN
OCTODBK IT, 131»
products—*1 fli* 'beginning oT (heir
- and from there we went to Japan”
Talk about adventures I
Men in the Navyconic
home with th e kind of
exp erien ces th a t most
chaps read of only in the
books.
Here’s your chance f
.Uncle Sam ha*, ns you know,
n big N avy and give* redblooded young fellows like you
mt opportunity to step aboard
and "shove ofT".
W hat will you get out of it?
Ju:t this:
A chance to rub elbows with
foreign folks in strange p arti of
the world.
The chance for good honest
work on shipboard—tbe kind of
work th a t teaches you something
real; the kind of work th a t puts
beef on your shoulders end hair
—
-"**#*-Jr*#«*t~tU***IT•*** ** ”*
“ —*—1—
You will get 30 care-free voca
tion days o year, not counting
shore leave In home or foreign
ports.
You will have the kind of com
radeship in travel th at tailors
know.
You will have regular pay,
over and ajxave your meali, !od».inX and your firtt uniform outfit
—good stuff all of it.
You cart join for two years.
When you get through you’ll be
physically and m entally "tuned
up" for the rc it of your life.
Y oujt be ready through and
through for SUCCESS.
There's u Recruiting Station
right near y ru . I f you don't
know where it is, your Post
m aster will be glad to tell you.
To any Father and Mother :—
In th o N .n r jrotJf bow** fo o d , h e %Hh, w otk a m t play,, and
m o r a l w allara o f
lo o k e d attar by m p o n f t t e etj> ertt.
Skove o ff! -loin the
.N aw
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OUND THE'V/ORLD W IT H
A M ER IC A N RED CROSS. *
P u b lic H e a lth Nursing.
hoi neglect Its obligations t>> tin* civilian population at homo. Throughout
the* conflict It m aintained Its I n m a n of I'ulilic 1li-altli Nursing, Instruction In
first aid, homo nursing and snnitiitlun. and d isaster relief. P articularly in
th eir work for tin* ha hies was effort hy public heulth nurses Im portant. T h e
uccompnuylng photograph shows a lied Cross public health nursu Instructing
• m other In the proper preparation of the hahy's diet.
CHINESE BECOME
SOCIAL PIONEERS
Men and Women Form Good Fel. lowshlo Club Together Under
\ Y. W. C. A. Leadership.
The Good Fellowship Clcb has made
Its appearance la society In llaugchow,
C hins.
It bagsn with the daslra of a pro
gressiva yoong C htara* doctor to glva
bis compatriot*, especially the CltrUttsas, eoma healthful form of social In
tercourse.
Channels for a good, clean, social
Ufa among Chinee* people a r t very
limited.
Until recently becoming a
C hristian often meant cutting oneself
off from one's friends and relatives,
■Iso from feast days and f e s t i v a l s .
Ae for Joint m eetings of men and wom
en —well, such a thing w ti never beard
of In decent society.
T he young doctor's plan of having
a clnb where men and their wives
might come together to *ojoy a good
time with each other was discouraged
end sniffed nt. However, a tew people
agreed to be pioneers In th-> cause of
social lnterconrse, and T. W. G. A. sec
retaries agreed to help make the club
n riieccss.
At first tbe m eetings of tbe club
w ere lauglted e t by outsiders end the
whole affair considered s Joke. Howe re r, the members kept on Meeting,
first s t one hour* and tbentst another.
Soon the men got over the feeling nf
strangeness at startin g oat with their
wive* on Tuesday ow ning for a
friend’s home. The women tr'-nm in
enjoy the outing and to take |ftrt In
ihe discussion* V n In'elll-ent port.
too—much to the surprise of th e lr lm *
hands.
The membership grow. The club’*
fame began to spread. At first ths dis
cussions of the club were conducted’In
English.
Boon It became necessary
for them to be carried on In Chines*
so that more of the women could un
derstand und take part. Many of the
scoffers began to npply for admission.
The members began Indulging'In much
friendly chaffing end occasionally for
got their dignity to play Jokes on one
another. Finally It became so Large
th at It had to he divided Into two seetions, which met separately three
Tuesday evenings In.the month and on
the fourth Tuesday met together for a
Joint session, with e special program.
Students Just returned from Am eri
can and German r«llegj*i, an old Bud
dhist scholar who Is tm rtlcuU rix Inter
ested In ths discussion on Iluddhlsm
end Christianity, m erchants, railroad
and government officials rompoa* tbe
men’s side of the room. The women
are still a bit shy about talking In
front of so many people, but many of
them show tlg n i of grant executive
ability and power of leadership. They
are all well poised, clear thinking Indlvlclusls. who will have a great Influ
ence on China's future. They discern*
among themselves group m eetings In
their various churches, the lack of
amusement* for Chinese women, roelal
service w ort, subscription list* for the
orphanage, cake making. type* of
atnvra, baby diets, the latest engagemen! and other topic* such as on*
would hear discussed by ■ group of
women gathered to g rtb er any place In
America.
The social part of the evening l* giv
en over to gamr* which at tn -t
astound the sober Chinese gentlemen,
h’nt whleb they take up with grant tra*.
aftpr tbe first <rentng.
£nd their
wives enjoy It Just as greatly.
Heat Americnn plcnlca are the latest
thing which the club haa tried, and
they nn> n cnvit snee****. A i.’hrldtm ai
play Is lieiug pin .lie.I cow.
movement, and Uie women students
•et rbout nuking white dock hit*,
which were called patriotic bate and
Imiuedlateljr became ' Terr popular.
Then th e / began derotlng themselves
to the making et paraaolc and of tab
cum powder. Borne of them paraded
none wee arranted.
Form Patriotic Society— Close hut“China
U the leal country In the
world to fear class feeling and antipa
Shops and Banks to Gain
thy, which k q u to be gripping the
Patriotic Demands.
rf-et o f the world,” Ulaa Umlth m j l
"In China there U a wonderful social
solidarity. People get together, not eo
GOVERNMENT ALLOWS POINTS much by localities^ but by tradeu and
professions. Every one belongs to a
guild,
anti three gullde ere wonderfully
Miss I
urgenlted, ■■ ■the Chlneee have a
•eo reta ry In China, R elatas A m u .
gcnlua for organisation.
Deeplte
I . _ e tt. . . . . « e g . . . . «
seen «Mfl| vi mvh »s*twnwv «t«
ooor linos at cuuitnunicatiuu. lack of
dents Organised Themselves.
rallroada and telephone*, thee* guild!
hold cl o n ly together. Tet their organ
ization haa nothing to do with caste.
By BERNICE GRISWOLD. ~
“With a leadership aa highly organMlsa H a rriet Smith, for tan y ears a Iw t «» that of the ctudanta a em it
I tu d a h r s e c r e ta r y 'o r tne‘'XOUhg‘ VVbid“ !_
amount can be done, lead in g men of
an’* Christian Association In Shanghai, China Inttrpet
Interpet th*
the atndent movement
China, ralsiea tbe amaclng sto ry of aa very significant—th*
significant—the forming of a
how 20,000 Ohlneee students organised new national party. It la th* duty i
them selves to oust th s m ilitarists from all C hristian organizations In China to
Government nfllcea tn Peking and how give these students, who ere now the
they succeeded In becoming tlia lead leaders of the Government, every pos
sible bit of eld end Inspiration, as they
ers of Ohlna.
Fearing th at China wak not to be need more than human help to bring
protected from the aggression of other China out of her difficulties successful
nations by the Peace T reaty, as she ly. 1 lie T. W. id. A. Is doing what It
had expected to be, some 20,000 s tu can tn help the women students. All
dents. all of them between the ages of of these students have given up their
twelve and tw euty-one years and In vacations end ere working hard
throughout the sum m er.”
cluding 8,000 glrla organized them
Miss Smith hna seen China change,
selves Into the Chinese .Students’ P a
triotic Society Immediately a fte r the within ten yenrs. from one of the old
publication of the first d ra ft of the est nnd most rigid m onarchies of the
Pence T reaty to fight for Chinese world Into n republic. Hh» saw the
first republtran flngs go up and feels
rights.
T h rlr first move was to strik e from that C hins bps accomplished a great
school or, ra th er, from lectures, ns deal, fighting all the time as she has,
they remained In th eir respective ngalnsl the great odds of Japanese and
school* and spent so ninny hours dally Europenn aggression In addition to the
In prlvnte study. They then organized old m o n a rc h ists party. Given time,
Into hands for getting out propaganda China will become one of the great re
literatu re mid for public speaking In publics of Ihe world, she says.
Miss Smith live* In Ulrhmond, Vu..
the country and small towns and In the
tea shops In poorer d istricts of the and Is hurtle on a " e a r’s furlough. She
cities In order th at they m ight reach expects to return to China In the
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the vast m imhcrs of people who could 1 spring.
not rend.
l:r.:r mllutrly upon organizing, the
itudents published th eir demands, four ENGLISH IS COMMON TONGUE |
In num ber; (I) th at the m ilitarists,
who hh n party were pro Jap an ese and Chlncv* Girls Learn It te Talk te One |
Another.
'
practically controlled the Governm ent
Chinese women stu dents In the T in *
at tvlitng. ho pul mil of oftler; cl) that
Fn College. Peking, China, are obliged
Shuuluug be retu rn ed to C h in a; (3)
that tho twenty-one dem ands m ade by to Acnrn English In order to talk with
Jap an In HUS he cancelled; (4) -that one another hecansv of the different
there be freedom of speech and o f th e dlntects used by the student body.
Girls from the extrem e western
press. They also Insisted th a t the
provinces of China, who attend th*
Chinese constitution b« finished.
An Immense am ount of lite ra tu re school, must retnnlu In Peking d u r i n g
was put out. much of It In the new all of ihe eight years required for
phonetic script which Is being launch th eir high school nnd college train
ing, because to return a well summer
ed In China, so th a t th* uneducated
classes might learn w hat was happen would require s it weak* for the trip
ing. Htudents lectured everyw here on one way nnd would cos. more than a
the demands, stirrin g the people to p a trip to America Mnd return.
triotism . When many of them were
Girls from each of the western
arrested while parading In the atreete provinces speak a different language
of I’eklng they form ed an Aasoclatlon end they cannot understand one an
o f Im prisoned S tudents w ithin the other any more than they can the girls
prison and refuaed to be released, pick from northern, southern, eastern or
eting the stockade them selves when central provinces. Hence, they have
Government guards w tre taken away, adopted English as a common tongue.
until the Governm ent subm itted e
proper apology fo r having Imprisoned
Packing a T runk.
them In th s beginning.
W
hen
pncklng
an old tru n k or box,
When It becam e evident th a t eco
nomic pressure was all that would be list each article, pneknge o r roll on n
effective both tbe bankers* ami m er sheet of p ap er and Listen to the top
ch an ts’ guilds were called upon to back of tho box or trunk, or use n memor
the students.
“ In lets than two andum book for all. designating each
houra,” Hiss Smith said, “the abutters receptacle. T hen when w nntlng nn
were up nt every ahop In thnt great article to u se re fe r to the list, thereby
city of Shanghai, w here telephones ar« Having tim e nnu trouble.
few
and com m unication
difficult.
Every shop, w hether large or small,
wns closed. The laboring people, feel
ing sa patriotic ns the hankers, m er
chants and studem a. ulso joined the
general strike. F or a week everything
wss closed—shops, money exchanges,
fish m arkets, shipping, everything.
The students struggled to keep public
utilities running. T he telephone serv
ice was stopped for a short time, but
the students soon had It running again.
They held meetings day and night, try-
r\i w
on „
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ju m ir u ic a iv
D U C
Round Steak Porter House Steak
Chuck Steak
Hip Roast
Shoulder. Clod Smoked Sausage Dried Beef
Frankfurters
Boiled Ham
Pork Chops Pork Stew
Sliced Ham Sliced Bacon
Home Made Sausage
Hamburger Steak Minced Ham
Spare Ribs
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30c
30c
25c
30c
30c
35c
75c
30c
75c
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Look these Prices over
and call 106 for good
Meat and Quick Service
Martin & Walthall
j
y in You O n Quality I
fy ^
sir
m
\
18 cents a package
Of Chines* Y. W. C. A.
log to keep the ratlrond employee* ai
tbelr posts and explaining th at It was
patriotism for them and for w ater
works nnd rlecrlc light employees to
continue to work. At the end of thnt
week Ihe students had won the first
point and the m ilitarists were out of
power.”
When suffrage In any form finally
comes to’ China Miss Smith feel* that
It will be granted to both men and wo
men because of the way women nr*
helping to build things up now. Wom
en students took an active part In all
of fhls bloodless revolution. They hnd
their places h i nil of the councils.
Tlfelr p*rt of the work was to tra n s
late much of the lite ratu re Into phonet
ic script and when a*„boycott wui de
clared oh Japanese goods to begin pro
duction of goods In Chinn.
“ All of the stu dents threw nwny
their straw h a ts—purely Jupaue**»
Carnal* ara 1 0 M aaarywhara in
an en fsf rally aaalad package* o f 20
ciga ratta *; or f»n park agam ( JiH)
Cigarette*) in i gla**tna •papar*
t o *a rad carton I W atrOngty tae*
ontmfnd thta cation for tha homo
mrothca *upptyor whan yootra aa l
Your enjoyment of Camels will be very great
because their refreshing flavor and fragrance
and mellowness is so enticingly different. You
never tasted such a cigarette I Bite is elimi
nated and there is a cheerful absence of any
unpleasant cigaretty after-taste or any un
pleasant cigaretty odor!
Camels are made of an expert blend of choice
Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos and are
smooth and mild, but have that desirhble fullbody and certainly hand out satisfaction in
generous measure. You will prefer this Camel
blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight!
Give Camels the stiflest tryout, then
compare them with any cigarette in
flavor, satisfaction. N o m atter
h o w . lib e r a lly y o u sm o k e
C a m e ls t h e y w ill nojt tir e
y o u r ta ste !
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
�OCTOBER 17. 1919
Wt F. Bartlett
Oakfleld, Ua., May 10, 1917.
old Kentucky *'***'
0
Paduchah, Ky.
p|Pg«c allow mi* to stato th a t I
.
s„ni your hug cholera remedy
for one season anil have ordered
more for this season. Lost year I
Id ii to 12 or 15 men who raise
I intd enrh of them to take
thTrcm edy. food It to their hogs
nd if they lost a single hoB from
*• .. of any kind not to [)uy me
j fJnt for the remedy, but when
they began to sell cotton every man
rin,e in and paid me for tin* tnedirir.e and every one of them told me
THE SANFORD HERALD
hsad a*
* Clerk and tha aeal of
tha Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit
l2 ■.".** *°r th * county of Seminole, atata «vf
*1"t»d*
ia ,Z
* “ i *aF 01 Septa mbar,
A# Hi 1919a
.
FL A. DOUG LAM,
Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Fla.
Oeorae A. DeCutte*.
Solicitor and of Counsel for Complainant.
8*910
ford, Florida, offer and expo** for sale, to roll Court and the teal the n e t thla the |T*>
the highest bidder for caih. tha following ' d*r ef Z.J.l*tairrr. A. D. ISIS.
R"11 t>eln« In the County
(teal)
. . .
.........
F!. A. DOUGLASS.
DOUGL
Clerk.
of Semlnola and State of Florida, to-wlt; Davit Giles,
Tha N W )t of SF.t( (leas 10 acrea In NorthSolleltora for Complainant.
6-9t«
PAGE FIFTEEN
J3f.log h-lrv at late of Jtmea Cowart
deceased are drlendanla. I, the undersigned
Virtu* and It* Reward.
special master, will, on Xlotiday, November
3rd., 1919, during the legal hours of sale,
To strive against evil motion* of th*
In front u the Court House door in San
ford, Florida, offer for sale and sell tn tbs mint] wblcii inny befall thee, anti to
hlghivt and brat bidder for ce>h, th - fol reject with ecoro t h e njgestloun of
lowing dt-rrribed Iwi.d. wo-'. ..'.I e-tate.
situated In the City of Sanford, Semin ile tbo devil. Is u notablu sign of vlrtne,
County, Florida, to-wlt: W t One, Mlock nml bring* prat rcvrsrd. Thouiua it
Nine. Tier C. of ( l u u s e t u v a , aanlord,
Florida, according to E. If. Trannrd'a Map Kctnpls.
of said Town; purchaser to pay for rill*
Witness my ..and thla tat day of October
1913.
E. P- HOUrHOLDER,
Salt Superatltlong.
Special Mailer.
Dickinson it Dickinson
7-Stc
FupentHluns concerning xnlt nro
Solicitors for Complainants, v
! b Ike Circe't Court of the Srscnth Judicial
Circuit of Florida, Seminole County. In
et SW Corner run Last 10 chains, NattH
Chancery.
I3.S.1 chains. West 10 chains, South 13.3*
In drrttll Court, Naiaulh Circuit. Seminole rhslnt) In tlerllun 19, all In Township'dO J. F. Lulne. Joined by J. E. Laing, bar hu»County. Florida
band.
*
South ut Range d2 Kaat. To aatlaly final
O t t n t i . r l Turpentine Company
Complainant!
decree and the sums due thereunder,
va.
E. F. IIOUSlini-H CR,
Emma Mitchell, t.
I
Otrcnl.
SperitJ hi alter In Chan ever. Win. G. Andenried. R. If. Ramaey, Geo. R.
IJeiena Ftaehcr. F. W. Flecker, F.
Masse;- A Wallow,
Morton, inJivIdually and as trustee. Cal*
J. Dletrrlrh, Clara Dleterlrh. Tom
Sullrl.jrs.
7-Ste vln A. Poare, Anna C. Woodbtldge, Indi,
Markla, at al.
Vld-iallv and as trustee, Albert G. Eavea
among the* i-nrlh-st known to mnnklntl.
To tbo deft odant j U J. <)«•«:. Helena In Circuit Court, Nemlnelr County, Stale and Richie Woudbrldgr, and ail unknown
persons
claiming intrrrst, by through or un
of
Florida,
In
fhanrery.
FUehir, I \ W. Flteher, F. J. Uirlrrlrh. Clara
NOTICE
There Is mutli evidence In holy writ
der any of the above named defendants,
DULrlvIi . T o r n Markla, V. C. Hillman, Hid. Arple Lee Locklare
Nollre is hvrtby given lhat th* under
either as helra, tltv|*ee», grantees, legatees signed has been appointed adminivtratrla of for Iho mcmoiilnl noon of It. nmt th»
vs
I llvnrre --Cltatlnn.
ney J. llobbv. Clara D. W o o d , ---------Wood.
nr otherwise, and all unknown peraont claim Ih- estate ol W. I*. Akers, deceased, and all
*
her husband, D. C. McKay, John Hick*. Nat James Locklare.
old Mosaic law coninnntls that every
I’oynti, Truater, William II. llayea, Flavin TO JAMES LOCKLARK, RED S P R IN G S ing interest by. through or under Jrsaie C. k.:ra al law, legatee*, devllrra and err-litora
Miffphey and J. Richmond Murphoy, htr and all persons having -laims or dvman.t- warrlflcs* iff 3 m e a t S lfcrlitK nhnil lrt>
. N. C.
llrooka, N. & !!.-.!ten.* Margaret A. Hu"
You are hereby ordered to appear to the husband, now deceased, ns heirs, drvlseea.
r a n d , ----- — Durand, her huaband. John A.
lil.5 evlsie will pre-ent lti*"i ' > •*>- • i n ..... .. with it. Humor calls It dlt 70S1 legatees, t.c otherwise, and all other unknown 1 2
Johnson. David A. Ilurr, Julia M. Ilurr. Rill of C o m p la in t herein Ole.*
. J, uui* auinenticatrd^ within the
~r i
claiming any i.tterrst In and to said time prescribed by law, or the u n - will be vltn*. and ninny of the old Teuton
aAUatfli (« M# AlV Itcf, p. Cl. IfAmf In rue above ,,tl* l,U —*—- - - t ; ____
. . !♦
K<*»t hm»
e'a.aomuUkl d, ffrUffl, AtltlK* J. KfrilCh, P* u i y ul Uur Court in November, to-wit, the property Invlovcd In aald suit.
forever barred.
u a* # • • • — ••*■
i ~
..
ra tc ^ looked on snll «itrlngff an 'h o ly
Defend ants.
This Sept. 6th, 1919.
H. Jtoach, S. II. Alleyn-, Auatln Blair, Kath 3rd day of November, 1919, and the Sanlord
used. One mun paid me erine
Herald
a
w
i.kly
newspaper
published
in
lllalr,
Mary FI. llaynle, E-Iain C.
CORA LEE AKER9,
nml wnrnhljuul at them . Tin* origin
(lrdcr of Constructive Service
llaynle, Corinth C. Ryan, I’erdval Ryan, Saalord, Ss-rninole County, Florida, Is hereby
4-6le
Sanford, rla.
To nl] unknown parlleu claiming Interest
(or’ the s m a ll package a n d bought llyron
of till* superstition w v m i ti» L»* tb"f
S. Ashley, Kate XI. Ashley, Fannie S. designated as the newspaper In which this by, through or under Wm. G, Andenried,
worth more and Raid it was the A. Feeler. ■
Feeler, htr htitl-and, An order shall appear once a wsek fur (uur R. II. Ramsey, Geo. II. Morton. Individually
since Knit cannot co rrujitrit should bo
■UCreative weeks,
ft firreas, the rvtvirm o f the Special Elec
M. F e e l e r ,
Feeler, her huaband,
, , a«tio it. W a g e , AiPert 11.
hMt that he had ever t ried.______ .nie
m y 'inunrKItr Clfitiai a, ,1 thla Eaves. Richie Wood bridge and Jr,tie C. tion, held un Tuesday, the 16th day v>( Sep regarded us it symbol of Immortality.
* * — t ..
f - S . - o r —o r e w a p « * “ —
llrown, her huaband. Henry C. Fottar, How- the 3rd day of October, 1919.
Murphey and J.‘ Richmond X'urphey, her tember, 1919, to determine the question of
Yours very truly,
K. A. DOUGLASS,husband. s« hrlrc, devisees, e r in t w , * • --*--- •1 - 'c.'rrtlns or adoption ol Chapter *195,
ard Fatter, Martha W. F a c k a r d , --------- (SEAL)
7-Slc
Clerk
C
l
f
u
l
t
Court
Fackard, her huaband, F’ranrra II. MeClelvc "ttciviM or any or either o! them, and all Law* of F’lorlda, Acts of 1919. have been
W. F. B artlett.
unknown persons, corporations or associa duly made to this board, and Wherra*. said
Ian. - — — — McClellan, her huaband, Ell*Merchanti Grocery Co.,
abeth F'oaa, — — F'ooa, her huaband, May Notice of Appllrallon for Taa Deed I'ndrr tions, claiming an Interest In the inllowhig returns have been opened and duly canvass
Farkrr White, —— — White, her huaband,
Net lion 8 of Chaelrr l i t , , Lana of described property situate In Beminole Coun ed by th* Hoard, and.
Sanford, Fla.
Whereas, a canvass t.f *ald returns shows
Ida Foa* F a u v n a u g h t , --------- Fauntnaught,
ty, F’lorlda, to wit: Ilreln at Intersection of
Florida
her
huaband,
Marlin
Condran,
Annie
Farina,
Notice Is hrrrby given that If. M. F-ast Line of MelInnvtTle Ave., with south 232 votes for the adoption and ratification
4f-3tc
John Farina, Kate llutunda, Mike Itotunda, Papworth, purchaser of Ta* Cctliflcat* line ol Sec. 30, run North along Mrilonvilte ut *aid art, and 117 vulr* again*! the adop
Carelessness Results In Failure
It, II. Smith, Votnry J. Shipman, Mary l>. No. 19, dated the Uh day of June, A, D. Ave„ 162 yards, blast at right angles 162 tion and ratification of sal.l art, and
Whereas, from the canva** of raid returns
Shipman, Emily F. Shipman, William FI. 1917, haa filed said certificate In mv office, yards. South at right angles 162 yards.
That is why we Bay "Feed It. A. Arnold, Jamra F. Arnold, A. C. Aldrich, and has made appllrallon for lav deed to West 162 yards. Sec. 30 Twp. 19 S. Range it haa been determined that a majority of One Inch Cards Will Be Published Ui>
th* rote* catt was for the adoption and rati
Alexander K. Carver. N. J. I^wla, II. Con lieu* in accordance with law. Said certificate 31 FL
Thomas’ Hog Powder according to rad,
ler This Heading Al The Kate Of 17.20
of said act.
Chariot D. Core and William Canby aa embraces the following described property
You and earS of you are hereby ordered fication
Therefore, lie it resolved and declarrd by Pe[ Yenr.
situated
in
Seminole
count),
F
’loridt,
toTrustees
of
the
estate
of
Joseph
It.
Tanlurn,
directions. HO NOT
I K E D IT
to be and appear before our said Circuit this
board that the result of aald election Is
deeeaaed, W. F. Gilkereon, I.ucy Morton wlt: Lot 7, New llptala. The aald land
at the C mrt Route n Sanford, F'la on
SLOPPY, but mix it' with ground Whllmore, — —— Whllmore, her husband, beina assessed at thr date of the Issuance Court
a majority of Ih- qualified voters voting
the 3rd day of Nov. A. D. 1919, then and that
in
*s!d
election have by their votes adopted
of
such
rsrtlficatv
In
the
name
ot
E.
Lsrsan.
Charles
Alraandrr,
William
Q,
KmDon,
It,
It.
|«d and moisten with just enough t.uncastcr, Itobert S. Cummings, Frank Unless said certificate shall be redeemed there to make anierr to the bill of roroplaint and ratified
Chapter 8193, Laws uf Florida,
herein filed ajalnit you.
Acta uf 1919, whirh said art by its terra*
water to make a crumbly mass. Daniel, Teresa W. Adams, J. H. Jackson, according to law tat deed will issue thereon
It is further ordered that this notice be and
provisions
prohibits hog* or swine from
Henry C, Nicola, Thdmat J. Hilliard, Sara on the 3rd. day of November, A. I,., 1919.
published onre a week for twelve ws-eka In
Then e a ch hog gets a beneficial K a r e c k s o n ,--------- Kareckaon. her husband,
Witness my official signature and aeal the Sanford Herald, a newspaper, published running ur roaming at largr in Seminole
County, Florida.
Greeley, David 11. Hooker, C. F. Raj- this the 3rd day of October, A, D. 1919.
In Seminole Count'. F’lorlda.
do5»‘. See full directions on package. Allen
It- (t furthrr rrsotvvd that the terms and
E. A. DOUGLASS,
lord, Ilenfamln It. Found, Allen MaeDon- (SEAL)
ornCK IN THE COURT HOUSE
Witnrss my hand and seal <d said Circuit provision*
uf said act ahall become rffurtlvr
Clerk Cirrult Court Seminole County, Court, this tbo 7th day of August 1919.
Your money hack if you are not ell, Itobert W. Scott. Kl »n C Kimball.
thlrtv
d*v«
from
ami
after
the
17th
day
of
--------- Klmbai,
her huaband
I.afayettr
F'lorlda.
(Seal)
FL A. DO UGLASS
S A N F O R D -------- FLO R ID A
n i 9 . as la provided in said ait.
Ily V. M. DOUGLASS. D. C.
satisfied
Green, A. M. Randolph, William Edgar and 7-Stc
Clerk of Circuit Court Seminote Co.. Fla. J «pt»nl-.f.
Ado d e l l.riv 17th day uf .-iepivmlirr, 1919.
A.
L.
Taylor:
E.
F.
Iloushulder
Merchants Grocery Co
L. A. D R U M L E Y , C h f m .
Solicitor*
6S-131C
It appearing from the aworn bill filed Nollre of Application for Tas Deed Under
lluard County Com ml ••loners,
Section I of Chapter ( I I I , Laws of
Sanford, Fla
7-5tc
herein that your place of residence Is un
Seminole Cc inly, Florida.
F'lorlda.
known .and that you are over the age of
Notice is hereby given that A. L. Tavrau, In Circuit four I of the Kerrnlh Judicial Attest:
m ow s* KMMET WILSON
twenty-one years, it la hereby ordered that
E. A. Douglass, Clerk.
Clrrull
af
Moridi,
Seminole
County.
In
purchaser
ol
Tas
Certificate
No.
361,
dated
K. FERGUSON HOUfllluUmR
you do appear In thla Court to the bill herein
3-Ste
Chinrrry.
the
Fth
day
of
June,
A.
IF,
1917,.
Said
(lied on the 29th day ol October, A, D.
eertlflcale embraces the following described C. U Itamipll, Complainant
1919. •
&
LEGAL ADVERTISING
It la further ordered that thla order be properly situated In Seminole County,
I AU / v n n n
published once a week for eight consecutive Florida, to-wlt: Lot 364 Flan of Sub Di William Atkinson Daniel, Luther C. Fortrr
—
.
«*#•
■*• *
of I,and belonging to Altamonte
weeks In the Sanford Herald a nrwapaprr vision
Th# Portsm"-**, .SET? . t - G —
C; .
I . II. A N. Co -v^-'.• t M J .-" * . h'l"» as. Alice
Uie
for
Broken
Qlain.
published In Seminole county,
tin n ford
Florida
C. Hill, lrattd l.ea Daniel, A. D. Starla , i,fuit Court, Se»*nlh Judicial Clrrull,I ... W t a e t i my band and aeal o( the said cir grit, d al .he »le\e », tilT miiance of such
There In n use even for tiroken
bird, and all unknown persons claiming
ertlficatr In the name of Unknown:
eertlfleatr
»* • r.\.vV «
Florid*. In Ckaneet,
cuit court this September 3rd. A. D. 1919,
any interest by, through or under th* glis*. Some o' it tr: groctid Into fliuhat A. L.
I,.
Also: Nollre Is hereby given lhat
lrainc Tcilctbaurn, Complainant
FL A. DOUGLASS,
' s c i l , pSTChillir *-f Tee Certificate No, { above cam*it parries or either ol them, ns powder!iko particles and ur-cd for vhT>
vi.
Citation
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla.
heirs, d i,.-ees legatees, grantees or otnert-*
dated
the
till
flay
of
June
A.
D.
1917.
1
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..................
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
Kcl.n Tritribaum, tlooponitant.
MiMoy & Worlow,
-. i* n*d nMother unknowa pe.<*.. * lilnt* rioua purpont-B. Somo In melted nnd
I Said eeftiHes*e emhfseee *he f.»||ewi*— -ic
To i s . o - T.itilliaum, HrsMcnrp Unknown:
Solicitors lor Cotrt>'vl,’ant
scribed property aitt-aled in Kemlnnle County, mg *ny interest in and to the said lands In
■>-9(C
Hindu Into new glass object*.
volved
in said suit, et at
It .pec* *C trorn an affidavit of romFlorida, to-wlt: Lot .Ito, Flan of Sub Di
rlilr-int til*d in thr- above entitled raute
vision of land belonging to Altamonte L.
Order of Conrtfucilre Servlre.
that you are a rnident ot a Mate nr rounty NOTICE OF Nl'IkCtAt. MASTKIiN SALK II. A N. Co. The Slid lard being assessed
To all unknown parti * claiming Inter .'it
Office in Ynwojl B uilding
Notice la hereby given that under and by at the date of the issuance ••( such certifi by, through or under William Atkinson Dan*
ether than the atata ot Florida, that your
I’ltONK 338
fi,„,nt place of rcaliletiee fa unknown that virtue of that final decree of foreclosure cate In the name of Unknown.
'el, l.uthir C. Fortrr, I nr Forlammith T oo*
To
Carry
Heavy
Loadfi.
fh.re i» .1 “ peraon In tha atata of Florida the and sale made and entered by the lion.
Has filed said cm Winslet in mv office, &
Co„ Alice C. Hill, David Lwe
Hours:
10
to
11
• 3 to 4 P. M.
One
way
of
tarrying
two
bucket*
of
*mlrr i t a iubro-na upon whom would bind James W. Frrklni, Judge of the 7th Judlrlat end h i t i.a j * appliesltun tua tas deeds Daniel, and A. D. Starblrd, as heirs, devisees,
Fiorina, dated the to Issue in accordance with law.
)vu, the raid Evelyn Tciteibauni. and the* Circuit :! the r.loie
grantees, legatees or otherwise, or any or water with the leant poiwlhle expend
27th day of September, A. D. 1919, In a
y.u »<«■ u.vr .wenty-ono yeara of ace.
Unless said certificate! shall hr redeemed either ol them and all unknown Ppersons.
eru
Thmforr, thla la to require you, the aald certain cause pending In said circuit In and according to law tal deeds will Issue thereon corporations or associations claiming an iture of energy 1m the hoop-carrying
£v,l>n Tcitflbaum to appear to the bill of fur Seminole County, wherein the State on the 3rd day of November A. I). 1919.
interest In th* following described lend* method of Mncedonln. There a small
complaint. ■ihlbltrd acalnat you by the Dank of Orlando, a corporation. !a complainWltncrs my offirlal signature anil trsl situate In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt!
abotr named romplalnant, Irvine Telslel- ant. and James If. Dryce la defe; dant, I lids the third day of October A. IF. 1919.
Lots I to 2M inclusive (less Imt* 4 and 3) boy will carry a num’fi load by walking FIRE and THEFT nnd COLLISION In.
titim, and this day filed In tha above ataled wilt on the 3rd day of November, A. I). (SEAL)
K. A. DOUGLASS.
W. A. £*- D. L. Daniel’* Subdivision o( the Inside n hoop Which keeps the weight
Furancc Issued by Iho FLOHIOA STATE
1919,
the
aame
bring
Monday
a
rule
day,
7-Mc
Clerk Circuit Court.
casrt. on Npmday, the 3rd day of November,
SKI, ot Sec, 10, Twp 21 S. Rang* 29 FL free from the body nnd distributer!
AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION! Is (be
Seminole County, F’lorlda.
A. I), m y . othrrwlae the hill of complaint during the legal houra of sale, before the
LIU a errs more ot leas.
Court House of Seminole County, at Sanfly V. M. Douglass, D. C. •
a ill hr taken at by you ronfraatd.
unfed nnd rhenpest In tho world. Write
You and each of you are hrrrhy ordered to pressure.
for
Information to headquarters Orlando.
be
and
appear
before
our
said
Circuit
Court
In Clrrull Court Hetenlh Judirlal Circuit at the Court House In Sanlord, F'lorlda, un
Agents wanted In every town In Florida,
Seminole County, F'lorlda
the 3rd day of Nov. A. D. 1919, then and
IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTV FLORIDA
Seminole County Hank, a corporation
St. Aanv)*' Eve.
there lo mak* answer to the bill of complaint
Oirisirret Turpentlno Company
Comi-lainant
herein filed egelnil youl
The fen fit of St. Agnes wnfi formerly
versus
It Is further ordered that this nolle* b* hold ns In n speclnl degree n holhlny
Emms M itch ell,---------Mitchell, her huvhand, all patties claiming lntr*est
W. W. pVy. W. It. Fell and S. Sher
published once a week for twelve weeks In
aider L. J. Owens. Helena Fischer, K. W. Fischer, F\ J Dleterirh Clara O at
man as Trustees ol Calefy City Aerie
th* Sanlord Herald, a newspaper published for women. It was thought posslblo
rrlth, Tom Markia, V. C. Hillman, Clara D, Wood, William Herron, deceased,
S o . 1633 ot Fraternal Order of Eagles,
in Seminole County, Florida.
M n Irvine, deceased, Nat I’nvnlt, Trustee, Nathan C. Holden, William 11.
a corporation not lor profit: the Cel
for n girl mi the evo of St. Agnes to
Itayvs, Flavin L. Ilrooke. Margaret A. Durand, — —— Durand, Julia XL Ilurr,
ery City Aerie No. 1633 of the Frater
F* Witness my hand and seat of said Circuit obtain by divination n knowledge of
jiivld A. Ilurr. V. C. Hand, John A. Johnson, Altaander J. French, F. O.
nal Order of Eagles, a corporation
Court, thla tha Tth day of Aug. 1919.
Heath, 8. H. Alleyn*. Austin
lilalr. Catherine lllalr, Ellaabeth llaynle, drnot for profit: W. It. Fell, J. II.
(Heal)
FL A. DOUGLASS
her future husband. She might tnke n
ctaird. Hymn ft. AshIVy, Kale Xf. Ashley, C. W. Parnura, Fannla 9. A. Feeler,
Cowan, J. F. Hootehan. at Trustee*
Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co, vls. row of pins anil pluck them out, nno
Ancle Vt. Feeler, George E. Currier, William L. Saunders. John A. Greeley, Ell
ol Celery City Aerie No. 1853 uf
E. FL Houaholdtr
PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED UJltfi*
Ssivriy, Henry N. Schirp, E. It. llrown, Itenry C. Fotter, Howard I'otler,
Fraternal Order ol Eagle* a« aurreaeSolicitor
«3-l3tc after another, stick them In her sleeve,
Jskn T. (Vlman, Roy If. Codraan, Robert L. Fackard, Martha W. Fackard,
i ora to above named W. W. F'ry. W.
singing the while a paternoster, nnd In GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER
Franees E. McClellan, Elisabeth J. F'oaa, Ada Foaa Ilaker, Xlay Farker White,
It. Fell and S. Sherman, F'red II.
In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit
Ida F»ts Faumaught,
Martin A. Condran, Fetar Keith 11oawell, deceased,Ilradley, FL A. Douglass In hi* own
this way Insure thnt her dreams would ROGERS’ PLATED WARE
Nrmlaate
,
Caanlg.
Florida.
In
Chancery
Alary D. Shipman, Vutney J. Shipman, It. H. Smith, William FI. Arnold, Jamrs
right and a* trustee for th* following
Mary M. Secord, widow.
that night present the gentleman In
F. Arnold, Charles L. Arnold, Alriander It. Carver, N. J. IaiwIs, H. Conrad,
named, cesluii qul trusts, O. F\ Allen,
Complainant
W. r. Gilkerson, Lucy Morton Whllmore. Frank Daniel, Charles Alraandrr,
FL L. Ilrewn, C. A. lletts, F. II.
ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHP*
question.
.
-•
vs
Rill
to
William g. Emlsoti, It. II. I.aneaster, Robert S. Cummings. J. D. Jeckson,
Rradley. O. C. Ilryent. J. II. Cowan,
Quiet Till*
Henry C. Nirnla, C. V. Rallnrd, Thomas J. Hilliard, Sarah Eartckaon, Allen
G. It. Calhoun, FL A. Douglass, V.E.
All unknown heiis of and all unknown per
Douglass, FL L. Hinkle, Joe PernanGreeley, David If. Hooker, llenjamln It. Found. Robert W. Scott, Flllen C.
sona claiming Interest undrr FL S. and FL J
dra, T. O. Gtills. XL J. Gallagher, J.
Kiietall, Ada I. llrown, Lafayette Green, A. Xf. Randolph, William Edgar, M.
White, Mrs. CL W. Jaeocka and all unknown
Evolution of Clothes Terms.
A. Il liiman. A. L. Taylor, J. O. Jelks, J. O. Jelka. Jr., and Jame* W. LRley,
FL Hootehan. FL E. Hogan. J. XI.
-arsons claiming Interest under C. W.
Hunt. F. A. Hart, James A. Johnson.
deceased.
DoxeiiH nml doeens of clothen terms
acock* and all unknown parties claim
CL A. Keritner, J. F. Maher. J. FL
T* ill parties claiming an Interest undrr L. J. Owens. Helena Fischer, P. W. Fisejycr, Mitchell, Louts Faint, W. It. Fill,
ing an Interest in and to Lots 2, 3, 4, 3, there are thnt Indicate the evolution
F. J. Dieterich. Clara Dirterlch, Tom Merkls, V. C. Hillman. Clara D. Wood, William 8. Rung*, G. W. Smith. James Sawyer
6 and 7, lllock 2, FL J. White's Subdivi of clothes among our ancestora. Pet*
il.rmn dee.aerd. John Irvine, deeeased, N at I'oynti, Trustee, Nathan C. Holden, William Alei Vaughan. John Vanderhork,
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
sion aa recorded In plat book No 2, Seminole
h. Rayit. Flavin L. Ilrooke, D. 0 . McKay, Margaret A. D u r a n d , ----- — Durand, Julia 0 .
tlrnnt, which has been used afl n not
W. Venable,
8.
C.
County Records, Defendants.
.
Practice confined to the treatment
XI. ilurr, David A. Ilurr, FL C. Hand, John A. Johnson, Aleaander J, Frenah. F. O. Roach, Walker. C. Jl. Walsh, C. C. Woodvery respectful synonym for women
ORDER
f. II. Alleyne, Austin 1- lllalr, Catherine Ulalr, Elliabeth llaynle, deceased, llyron S. Ash ruff, Elmer de Camp, Geo. A. Deoftho eyo
To all unknown halt* of, and atl unknown In general, was a garment for men
by, Kate M. Ashley, John Hlrlu, C. W. Parnum, Fannie S. A. Feeler. Annie XL Feeler, Cottes. 8. F, Doudney In hi* own
persons claiming Interest under E. S. A E. J.
Eyea examined by a regular reglsSaunders, John A Greeley.
Greeley, Ell Swavtly,
Swavcly, Henry N. *Schirp,
* “ “ FL
*' right and aa trustee lor the following
Gearg, E. Currier,, William L. bsundera,
White, and to all unknown neraona claiming originally, and was the undercoat
It. Itruwn, III nry C. Foliar, Howard Fotter, John T. Codraan, Roy II. Codman, Robert L named eestula qul trusts, O. F. Allen,
tered phyalclan
Interest under G. W. Jacorks. and all un worn beneath tho henvler overcoat.
Fa.Xard, Martha WL Fackard, Frances E. McClellan, EIDabath J. Foes, Ada Foes Ilaker, E.
L. llrown, C. A. lletts, F. II.
known
parties claiming an Interest in and to
Glasses fitted, broken lenes du
May Farker White, Ida Foss Fauntnaught, Xlartln A. Condran. Fater Keith noswtll, Ilradley, O. C. ltryant. J. II. Cowan, *
l« l* 2. 3, 4. 3. 6, A 7,lllock 2, FL J. White’s It ivan fairly long, and eventually tho
dervairii. Mary D. Shipman, Volnav J. Shipman, R. II. Smith, William E. Arnold, Jamra G. It. Calhoun, E. A. Douglass, FL L.
plicated
Subdivision as rerordvd In Flat Hook No 2, word dime to he applied to the gar
I’. Arnold, Charles L. Arnold, Aleaander It. Cerver. N. J. Lewis, II. Conrad, W. F. tinker- Hinkle, Joe F'ernandet, T. O. Glllls,
Seminole County Records.
e-.r, I.ury Morion Whitmore, Frank -Daniel, Charles Aleaander, William Q. Emlson, A. C. Xt. J. Gallagher, J. FL Hnolehan,
28
W.
Church
St. • Orlando, FIs.
Aldrich. It. Ii. Lancaster, Robert H. Cummings, J. 1). Jackson, Henry C. Nicola, C. F. FL
You al ii rarh of you ate hereby ordered ments that evolved from this "petti."
FL Hogan. J. XI. Hunt, FL A.
Htilsr-I, Thomas J. Hilliard, Sarah Eareckaon, Allen Greeley, David H. Hooker, Ileniamln Hart, James A. Johnson, CL A. Kent*
to appeal to the bill nl rnmnlalnt herein nr nmitll font.
K. Found, Robert W. Scott, Flllen C. Kimball, Ada I. llrown. Lafayette Green, A. XI. ner. J. F. Mahar, J. F. Mitchell,.
filed again., j o t . v th. Rule da, tor ».«*•
Randolph, William Edgar, M. A. Holliman. A. L. Taylor, Suaan A. Crutcher, deceased, Louis Faint. W. It. Fell, 8. Ilungv,
ember, tin sau.u bung the tulrd »( .’fov.mJ. O. Jelks J. O. Jelks, Jr., and James W. l.llley, deceased, or undrr any of tham, or other- G. WL Smith, James Sawyer, Ale*
ber 1919.
*iie, the fobuwlng described lands:
,
Yauthan* Jo h n Vandtfhof k. ft* W.
tt I* further ordered, that this l itlte bi
Rani*
ertloo
Venable,
8.
C.
Walker,
C.
11.
Walsh,
Tpiubltahed ooco each week for t w t l / i *ee«i
V. E. Douglass, Elmer DeCarap,
n the 8a il.ird Ife.aid, a mw*pip>r tt-ib29 Geo. A. DeCottes and C. C. Woodruff,
20
|e> rods, 8 2B rods, I, fit rods U 2U rods to b e g . ....
it
tlahrd In S i.lnole C >»1 t> . K1 »fl la.
29 E. A. Douglass In hla own right and
21
NE'i of SW i, of SE»f ........................... . ......... .. ... ...... ............ ..
H
Witness i„y hand and official aeal ot th*
•a truit?* for th® lotlovlnK fta mini
E', of NE>, of NWM of SF7H and W>4 of S E ’I of N
said Circuit Court thla th* Bth day of Aug
20
29 rwafula qul Iruala, namtly 0 . W.
32
ust. 1919.
20
29 Smith. J. He Cowan, C- A. Ilttfi,
31
NE), .,f sF:'i o f . ™ l “ i;“ ” ! I ' i ; r . ! I Z ! I Z I I I Z Z —
~ —
(Seal)
FL A. DOUGLASS
29 E. I*. Hrown, Jamra A. Johnaon,
21
3
y ft ol E 1 1 of NW 1, of N E J t ------------------ ------------------------Clerk, Circuit Court.
29 John Vtndtrhoch,
3
21
AUa Vaughan,
WM of E'e of S W ), Of N 8 i ( _____________________________
Schell*
Mainrs,
29 Jamra Sawjrrr, J> ^• Mahar, C. C*
1
21
o lS E lf.
-------- ----------------------------------------- :--------Solicitor for Complainant.
83-I3IC.
29 Woodruff. T. 6 . Glllls, C. II. WaUh.
5W Of N E ' , o l................... ................................. ............ ................;
21
l
------------1---------------------------------------------------29 Joe F'ernandea. O. C. Uryant. V. B.
21
1
N E ',o lN V ' ,
_______
.... ,
______ ________
29 Douglass, P. It. Rradley, F.. E. Ho
In circuit Court, Seventh Judlrlat Clrrull,
n w ■, ■( s w >,
............... ............. :________ __ __ ________
1
21
la and far Hemluale County, F'lorlda. In
f
29 gan, J. P. Hooiehan, W. It. Fell, 8.
31
I
of S B ) / and E 2S a. of N K )( of
..... — -----------rhanrrry
1
Itunge, FL
Dlnkle. 8. CL Waller.
Reg at BE for of S W )( of N E *4 run W 1310 ft, N 330 ft, E
29 Defendants.
II. F. Swope, Complainant
Order of
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29
va.
Fubliratluh
1
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l«wjf i :;\v ',
....... ................ _______________________________
To the defendant*. 0 . R. Calhoun, T. O.
T H E U N I V E R S A L C AB
lo
Altamonte
it
E.
S.
t!*av«y
et
al,
Lets I, k, S, lu and S I _______ ____ d ------;-------- --------------g---------- JHdtoila
Glllls, J. M. Hunt. P. A. Hart, J. K. Mitch
Dtftndanl*.
I
aim Sr rlrtc* In See. 2, ell, Louis Faint, C. II. Walsh:
To the unkouwn heirs, devisee*, grant*** or
It appearing Irom the eworn bill herein
’p. 21. n 29
filed Diet you are non-resident* of the state other claimant* and all partita claiming an
A* oeat abov*
2- t. II. 12. 16. 16, 17, 2 1 . ___ _________________ __ _____
The Ford Sedan, with electric starting and
interest
under E. S. Sravry, William F.
ot F'lorlda and that all of you are over the
Let* 9. Ih. 19,20
......... .................................................... .. . • n n t above
29 age of twenty-one year* and that your Roger*, Thomas II. S w ry, Thomas II. I^vy,
21
3
lighting
system,demountable rims v/ith3j4-inch
6 U W I I of 8 w } { ol S E J I ____________________________
M. E. Ilrock and Martha, hla wilt, E. S.
29 place* of residence are as follows:
5
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30
U. R. Calhoun. Fllkins. Colorado: T. O. Sevey and Cynthia Sevey, his wile, J. C.
6
n W i, of sw*', of • '
21
tires
all
around, is the ideal family car because
29 Glllls, 26 Tilton St., Atlanta, Ga.i J. XI. Xlctlrlde, Cooper Grocery Company, a cor
10
21
N'; of N E ', of N W Ji of N K > (_____ _______________ ______ _
poration,
John
IIlrnarh,
Wesley
I
.
llranrh.
ofitsgcncral
utility and refined and comfortable
29
Hunt,
Route
2.
Marlon.
Virginia:
FL
A.
21
J-'y of SK', and SWJ( of S E « £ _____ ______________________ __ • II
Hart, Savannah, Georgia: J. F. Mitrhell, T. W. Xlnran, llllleboro Grocery Comp*n>,a
SW , ,.t S W ', of NFJ'f and WJ4 of N W ) ( of 8 W ) ( of N E )
corporation,
FL
M.
XIcNall,
J.
H.
XlrNatt,
equipment. Finely upholstered. Plate glass
29 1219 North Grand Avenue, Sherman. Texas;
21 1
It
and S'j of NK'f of 8 W ! ( of NEJ4_____________ __
29 1. nuis Faint, Catawba Sanitarium. Virginia:FL XI. Futnam, Jamra A. Levey, Jamrs A.
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11
J)'. *1 N E ' , of rfWt, of N K H ____
. ..............
.....................
fievry
and
J.
D.
Thompson,
Wm.
FL
Aleswindows. An open car in the spring, summer,'
2»
21
C.
II.
Walah,
Wllrolnitoh,
North
Carolina.
II
J- i of S W , of N K 't . . __ ___ - . . . . ... ................... — ..............
29
It la hereby ordered that you do appear audit, Aleiander A Ruaaell and W. E. Alva21
ri
s i f 3 ID, of NW
ot S W ' i ______ _____ _ _
.. . .
and
early fall. A closed car in inclement
andrr
or
otherwise
In
th*
property
hrrrlnLate at, W*
in thl« court tn the bill filed herein on the
a:ltr described, and lb* unknown eurressore
29 third dey of November. A. I). 1919.
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12
to Altamonte Land, llotel and Navlgati un Co. in .. _ . . . . . .
weather
and printer. Rain-proof, dust-proof. In
In
trust
of
W,
1Fslmrr,
deceased,
assignee
29
It ie furthrr ordered that this order be
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JE', of SW'j o f . . . .................
II
published onre a week for four consecutive r( Andrew Aulln. and to all parties rlalmlng
the
city
or
the'eountry, a family car. The low
bo*’ 12. 23. 21, IS, 27, 28 and 29 ol J. It. roes’ aunoivion i
29 weeks In th* Sanford Herald, a neospaper a i Interest In said property, situate In Sem
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14
"f 8F1U o f_________ __________________ — ---------------- 29 published In said Seminole rounty, Florida. inole County, Florida, to-wlt:
cost o f operation and maintenance is not the
22
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30
"])*glnnln£ five chain* south of thr north,2 0
Witness my hand and the seal ol aald Cir*
20
least o f its charms. Won’t you come in and
30 cull Court thla 24th
20
day of September, %rst corner of the southwest quarter of the
22
“I NE), and NJ< of fclWH___________________ —
30
t
-uthrast
quarter of Section 15. Tnu n*hlp 21 S
20
A O 1919.
21
B S /I •l.FJBfl ........... — -------------- ---- r _ ______— _ — ------------look it over?
“*'
30
i-l Rang* 31 east, thence south fifteen chain*.
20
CooilF
FL A. DOUGLASS,
NW of n w i i 0f M | U __________________________
21
Clerk of Circuit Court.
Inence east nine hundred and one-half let!,
C. F. WILLIAMS
" i **f S W 1, t S ' i of ttt tame as Lola 91 and 92 Spring
30
turner north four hundred and seventeen
20
22
A. K. Fowers.
Hammock).
__a __ ______
Dealer
9
l.et, thenr* west seven hundred, fifty end
Solicitor for Complainant.
Anglrdale
n
le-thlrd
feet,
thence
north
five
hundred
and
O-Me
30
G
t~ r ' i~ F v ^ r V s
e d w a r p h ig g in s
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Fan of NK'f of S W J f________ _____________
iighly-thre* feet, thvnrr west on- hundred
, 30
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A
Salesman
? I °< N BI. of HW *7 of 8 E ' , ..........................
30 la Clrrull Ceutt. Navenlh Judlrlat flrrull, and fifty fast lo the place of beginning.
21
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•v of N VV)( of SW '< of 8E »* ....................
In and F'er hemlnole 4'nUaty, Florida
In
Alto the west half of tho northwest quar
Beg. at Quarter Section post on S boundary of See. run N IS
ter of tha northwest quarter of the northeast
thanrery
•nl".. w 236 ft, E 6 t s ft. H IS rain, E. 337 ft. W 645 ft. N
quarter,' Section 22, Township 2), south ol
Complaisant,
6
. 30 O. F. Swope,
21
.
»» It to b e * ..
,
m
order
of
Range 31 eaat.
Btr. 3l< et.,
Also Lot One of Chi‘*ch Block In thr Town
FL S. Seavey el al,
Fuhllcatlon
ol (Jvledo, Flor' la, being a p anel of land (0
30 Ilrtaadanls.
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7
fret
e*>t and writ by 181.4 feet north and
Stale of Florid*
sooth off thr west end of said Church Let, a
n|
30 Cou.ity of Seminole.
S
Tot E. S. Scavry. William F. Hovers. plat of said Church lot bring of record In
3«
M
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30 Thomas II. Sevey, Tnomas II. Levey, XI, FL Fiat IlnnW 4, at pag- 111 tn tr.e Public Rec
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Urock
and Xtartha Rru k, hia w.le. FL H. ords of Orange County, Florida lin whirh
run E 43 min. 8 49.69 eh
Sevey and C7ynthl* Sevey, hi* wife, J. C. the county of Seminole wtv formerly a part),
middle of itoneil Creek,, tlienfe with creek to grant line,
30 Xtrllridf, Cooper Grocery Company, a cor •aid plot being entitled Alsvandrla or Ovie
21
tt .
with grant line W S deg., N 37 32 ehe., thence S to he, 13
poration. John L. Uranrh, Wealey L llranrh, do.'*
*|. at SI. eor of Ixit 3 of Sec,, run W 30 yda. N 163 yda, F, 3(1
30 T. W. Xloran, lllllabororigh Grocery Com
You and tarh of you ara hereby ordered
21
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yds S 163 yds to beg...........
30 pany, a corporation, E. XL XtcNatt, J. If. to appear to the complainant'* bill ot com
N 3-8 of
j
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I f f * m I L- I i "
_
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*T
**•*
M
cNatt,
E.
XI.
Futnam.
Jame*
A.
Levey,
Beg
plaint
herein filed, on Monday, tha 6th day
at SW car of Ixit I of Sec., run N 2 deg., W !«S.0l ft, S 83
Jem** Sever. J. D. Thompson, Wm. F.. of January* A. D. 1920, th* same being n
E. along grant line 1192.03 ft, S l deg 47 min. E
Aleaander,
Aleiander
and
Hustel,
and
W.
F,.
30
Ruin Day of this Court.
’ Cl
»
•93.06 ft. S
3 , g j s ra|„ y f m s ft lo beg------------------------- >•
It (■ lurtner ordered l h a t tbl* notloe be
30 Aleaander.
11
26
published (or twelve weeks In Ih* Sanlord
lierald. • newspaper published la Sanlord,
30
IS
<t
Seminole County, Florida.
ai
to
a
Wit nee* FL A. Douglass, Clerk ol aald Clr*
•
It above named defendants ara unknown; that eull Court, and tbo seal thereof, tbl* Ih*
SO
6
Ul thare la no person la th* atat* the service 17th dey of September, A. D. 1919.
20
ia
Ural)
E. A. DOUGL a p b , Clerk.
of a eubpoena upon whom would bind aald
*• fl
an
*
4
*U defends!-,*, and tnat It la Ms belief that sa'd Davis A Giles,
21
Sodrilor for Complainant.
11 defendant* are over the age ot twanty-on*
11
IS
X-lStc
,
11
.3 ] (31 j year* of age.
IS
X * .
. . AGENTS
You are hereby ordered to appear to thla
19
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11
NOTICE OP XI Mi rCK’M HALF.
•rein filed on the l i t day bill on Moadar, th* l i t Jay of December,
Notice le Iwreby given that u
under and by
A. D. 1910, th* earn* being a Rut* Day of
_____ " - e
virtu* of a final decreu ol jforeclosure
and
a u . ____ ___
T
tbi* Court.
.
tlv. » '' iu/tbiV ord*red‘that tVu tetfc# be published oneo aach week
rJ * * f * *
It la furthrr ordered tnat this notice be sal* rendered and totaled In the Circuit
* J.:*}' ‘n the hanfoid Herald, a nawepaner published lo * • ' ' ' *
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ubllebed for eight toneecuUv* week* Ir th* Court of Semirole County, Flurlda, lu
OFFICE t*rOI>LC8 IIANK HUIUHNG
l i l t . ' *** ray h ,B '1 *"<• ‘ he aeal o said d rcu lf court tb a Ird
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U‘ anftrd IDrald, o newapaper published In Chancery, wherein Faalia* Kanner and
Chsilrt Kanner her husband are complain
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N TH E H EA RT u F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E ST V E G E T A B L E SECTION
average
rv COMMISSIONERS DIS.... ,)V CHARACTER OF
I>S AND ENGINEERS
_
county commissioners are
nudd!e over the good roods
ire to be laid nt vnrious
in the county and for which
were recently voted in the
I <300.000. At ths time the
*!ro voted i» was thought
irt of the roads could be .built
■k, but the present coty of
ind the high freight rate on
precluded the brick on any
f the roads (Uaignatcd that
lie within the sum voted.
fXt best thing was asphalt
iminous surface roads of some
nd specifications were made by
ns ,fc Collier. Since no ordl•ymnn knows anything abo^t
rations or about roudmaking
ecffications came up for conjlc argument and the specin, w..r,. adopted and the con• tl.o ronds with Chaorbrumley and 0 . P. owupe
2. I,. Kilbec voting for the
NUMBER 9
SANFORD, PLORIDA, FRIDAY. OCTODCR 17. 1019
VOLUME
ueiiatitc person, women ns well
as inen, between the ages of 18 ami
70 yenrs, nre wnnteil for this work
in every county, town ami city.
cr/u.T.clulur must w m o_«t'plain,
readable hnrvl.
Good men, fumiliur with condi
tions arc especially needed for tak
ing the agricultural and population
returns of the country districts.
The enumerators of this county
will assembto about Nov. 1 for
simple test examination and in
struction. The work of enumera
tion will begin day after New
Yenrs, and continue from two weeks
to one month, according to the
locality.
Write THIS WEEK, to J. J.
Emery, Supervisor of Census, Fed
eral Building, Jacksonville, Fla.
Birthday ParlyOn Saturday evening Mrs. Clias.
Britt entertained with two tables
of bridge in honor of the birthday
of Mrs. Archie Betts. The rooms
were prettily decorated with pink
roses and ferns, and dainty refresh
ments, were served at the close of
the game. Besides the guest of
firmer,
JMrTiTSTioing hos
pitality op Mrs. Britt were Mrs.
Braxton Perkins, Mrs. Gene Bournllintt
Mr.- A. H. Wallace, M r..
Jjiii. limui., .<|.«. Hilly tiiti, Mi*.
David Caldwell and Mrs. C. M.
Hand.
n
n
r o n
fiiL O J
p
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u
p
U ttM l
AT ftRi Awnn
v W* h t4'’*i t B» U
ia
.
I
!
The South Florida Press Asso
ciation met in Orlando lost Satur
day and it was one of the most
interesting meetings ever held by
that active organization. The mem
bers were entertained at Orlando
in the morning and bunquoted at
the San Juan hotel . nt noon, the
guests of the Orlundo Reporter
Star, the Orlando Sentinel and the
Orlando llourd of Trade. In the
evening the editors were the guests
of Miss Emily Nichol of the Winter
Park Post, the Winter Pnrk noard
of Trade and Mrs. Temple at a
luncheon at the Winter Park Coun
try Club.
The following made brief ret>ponscs:
Mujw, uiuwiiz, ueorge
M. Goolsby, Wnuchula Advocate;
Cinrence Woods, “ The Ladies,’* of
rnii'...; vti—. Mien!, Dr. Heading,
i while tinva nn
until the unions settle their differ
ence. This means that McClureaJ
Collier’s Weekly, Pictorial Weekly.
Cosmopolitan, Ilearst’s Magazine,
Metropolitan, Scribner’s, Munscy’n,
Populnr Delineator, Everybody’s, Me
McCall’s, Popular Science Monthly,
Vogue, Vanity Fair, Motion Pic
ONE. HUNDRED AND
SIXTY
ture Muguzine and 152 others,
HOYS
FROM
ALL
OVER
together with many of the largest
STATE IN ATTENDANCE
tradespapers in the country, will
Orlando, Oct. 11.— One hundred not appear at the usual time.
und sixty interested and enthusias
A statement issued by the Period
tic boys left for their homes Inst ical Publishers’ Association of Amer
night after spending two duys in ica reads in part:
attendance at the Second Annual
“ Some of the publishers are mak
Older Hoys Conference held under ing plans to remove their plants
the auspices of the Florida State from New York to other places,
Young Men’s Christian Association. and many Western cities nre bidding
Tlii* was the secoml section of tlds vi :orouslv to induce these publishers
year’s meeting which Is being held
in three divisions in order to reach
boys from ail parts of the state.
The first section convened in Tal
lahassee last week-end and the
third section will open in West
Pnlm Reach next Friday night.
r n w c c D E M r r
v A /n r m iL llL L
This section opened here Friday
afternoon with the organisation fie-itIng at which time officers were
elected. It is the custom in these
riis(<>f«sr<< tor the hoys themselve»
Lcoshtir*' lm« not
Dy>r_ patriotic
spirit toy anyW‘pci ns. They are now
planning for a great celebration in honor
of those who served during the war.
The principal feature of t lr celeura«tor. (n to !•*» loads of good thiol's to «*«»
and no one knows letter how to prepare
such things than the housewives of
.nke County. There will be hot cofce, ice lemonade, barbecued moats
and an old-fashioned picnic. In the
evening there will In? a grand illuminated
street celebration.
ginning mo nominating committee
of boys made its report and the
conference elected its officer*. os
follows: Tom Gedge, of Orlando,
president; Harold Tildcn, of Winter
Mr. Frank Giles returned Monday
Garden, first vice-president; Regi
from a visit of several days in Fort
The meetings were very instruc nald McKay, of Ocala, secondLauderdale.
tive and many men of prominence vice-president; Frahk Massey, of
Dade City, third vice-president; Cur
kp and many discussions nnu ,
in the printing and allied trades
tis
Warren, of . Tampa, secretary.
pomincnl citizens of tho county
were present and made good talks.
iff taking up the matter with a
The president turned over the
A. C. CabanUs, of the American
tit* of doing something at once.
duty of presiding to the vnrious
Press Association, urged that news
vice-presidents at times during the
A meeting was held in the court
paper publishers should never trade
conference.
A committee on reso
hou*e Tuesday night after the Board
their advertising spare for anything
lutions was also elected by the
cf Trade meeting und the objections
but cash.
•
boys and 'its report was submitted
to certain parts of the spccificaTampa, Lakeland and Lake \Vales
ut the farewell meeting Inst night.
tiou were read and various ques
presented Invitations for the next
This committee was:
Henry Mc
tions were asked of Engineer Wil
meeting in January, and Lake Wales
Laughlin.
Sanford;
Tom
Caldwell.
liams who was present. The parwon out hkndily. II. M. Gann,
Lake
Wales;
Norman
New-sotne,
1ipaphs of the specifications were
of the Highlander, is sure attractive
Tsmnar’ It. 11. Woodward, Dade
taken up and read and discussed
when it comes to un -Invitation. *
HORSEIIIDE
“
GIVES
AWAY
TO
but the meeting did not accomplish
The following olllccrs were elect
THE PIGSKIN HEROES AND
anything since the mind of the
ed: President, Gilbert Leach, Lees
OPENING
GAME
WITH
OR
ordinary man present was as hazy
burg Commercial: vice-president, II.
LANDO
st the end as at the beginning.
B. Drossier, Orlando Reporter-Star;
One reason for the Sanford Ilasc- ■ceretary, A. D. Miller, Kustus
it seems that the new specifi
cations have caused a split in the hall Cl^» winning the State Cham Lake Region; treasurer, Mrs. C.
hoard of county commissioners part1 pionship is tho interest contributed V. S. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson has
ol shorn are willing to g o ' ahead by the people of Sanford.
and have the* roads laid and trust
Now that the baseball season is
to the honesty of the engineers and over, tho Sanford High School is
who voted ngninst bonds have us
part of them are skeptical as to engaging in a series of High School
ually been in favor of bonds at other
the kind of roads that Seminole Athletics; Football, basketball, vol
election*
but they are becoming
in a mo:* intere«tiqg and inspira
sill get and want some guarantee leyball, etc. \Wo ore completing
peeved
at
so many bond,.clcctlom.
tional meaner. The theme of the
that the roads will fill the bill and schedules in these several pomes,
However, this election was really
Confcrenci
was. “ Tho Quo.t of
thb !« the question that l» not the first of which is to begin this
for something worth while as our
the
Best"
und
this
was
the
topic
only bothering the commissioners afternoon nt the Ball Park at which
on which Mr. Freeman spoke. Sat schools must improve with the
I hut the citizens of the county as time the High School squad will
urday mornipg, Richard Sbs, of modern age nnu the money spent
meet the City Eleven for the ini
Orlando, read a paper on, "T..& wisely for school Improvements is
All of the people want good roads tial game o f the football season.
Quest of the Best in tho Commun the money well spent. Thu bonding
ind especially are good roads needed The game is to be free to all, and
ity" and Norman Newsome, of election was for $26,000 Vorth of
in the sections where they are now will begin promptly at 4:30 p. m.
Tampa, spoke on, “ Tho Quest of bonds in the special school district
round hut every citizen and tax Don’t forget the time and place.
tho Best in tho Gang." “ The Best to be used for the following pur
piyer wants the best roads . that IT IS FREEl Come out and give
for Christ" wqs tho subject of on poses:
the money will buy and would like us your interest.
address of Rev. C. W. Duke, of
Twelve thousand dollars to he
On next Tuesday afternoon. Oct.
to mike haste slowly until they know
Tampa. Mas sgames were given the used in funding and paying off
•hit they are getting for their 21, at 4:30 p. ns. the Sanford High
boys Saturday afternoon as samples present existing indebtedness of the
School Team will meet the Orlando
Boney.
of what could he done in their said S|>cciul Tax School District,
own communities. These were con incurred for the exclusive use if
Just what will he the outcom e High School aggregation at the
du ced by E. J. Milcham, County
ii unknown at this time as injun- Sanford Ball Park for the first
Secretary for Orungo County Y .
rtions arc tulkcd of and othor gridiron battle between these schools
M. C. A. The decision meeting
forms of calling off the deal until this year. The admission fee for
thU
came
will
be
only
twentyyeCerdny
afternoon was addressed
something definite can be learned
by C. W. Blakely, of Atlanta, on
but just who is right on the ques
the “ March of the Conquerer.”
tion time alone will tell.
Twenty-five Hundred Dollars to
All churches of the city joined in
be ummI in enlarging and furnishing
the farewell service at the Presby
Now With Dr. I.anglcy
the Midway Colored School.
terian Church las t night. Mr. Frank
Mlu Kdnn I’ agenhort, who has
Twenty-five Hundred Dollars to
Ritchie, Internrtional Secretary Y.
for the past fourteen years been nn
lie used in building and furnishing
M.
C.
A.
of
New
York,
gave
the
Hiiitant of Dr. Pulcstons in his
farewell address on "The Challenge a West Side Colored School, known
surgical work and who has had
to Leadership.”
The address was as the GoldaboroJ-School.
tbirue of his otiice for that time,
Twenty-five Hundred Dollars to
impressive and gave tho boys many
*>11 take charge of Dr. Langley’s
be
uxed for enlarging and improving
Inspiring
thoughts
to
carry
home.
office and assist him, beginning next
the, Sanford High School by fur
Representatives
from
Tampa,
Monday. This change has been
Oci.la, Bartow and Sanford Invited nishing u Manual Arts, a Commer
made necessary* on account of Dr.
the 1920 conference to meet in thrlr cial and a Domestic Science De
Pulestun leaving for Miami. The
cities. The selection will be made partment therein.
friends of Miss Pngenhnrt this afternoon will probaDiy
One thousand dollara to be used
*i!l undoubtedly be glad to learn as follows:
later.
for
improving school buildings and
°f her opportunity to
continue
Center, Curtis Barber.
school
grounds of the Sanford High,
ber work in Sanford and we are
Right Guard, Klerton Aycocke.
MAGAZINES HAVE QUIT
the
Sunford
Grammar tfnd the San
sure the will be glad to welcome
Right Tackle. Sherman. Moore
ford
Primary
Schools.
b»r old friends nt her new place of
Printers
Strike
Forces
Publications
Right End, Ed Moye.
> 7 —
a /»!...*__DJI...
buiineu.
Two Thousand Dollars to be used
to Suspend.
New York, Oct. 14.—Tho contro tor the purchuse of furniture and
More About tho (Vn«uw
versy between certain local unions incidentals for all schools within
gnd their international unions over said Special Tax' School District.
Everyone who is considering ap
plying for place as U. S. census
the demands of the former, which
Reservations on boats bound from
•numerator, should .write this week
include a week from 32JS to 44
hours, and an increase of $14 the eutern ports to Florida have been
,nr a blank application and full
per week with doublo ,antl triple sold out for two to three months ahead.
•tatement of duties snd terms of
employment.
pay for. overtime, to tako effect It is estimated the* there are more
immediately, has closed every niaga- people in the state now than at any
So far as possible, each person
xine* printing establishment in New previous time. This is going to be a
•ncaged in taking * the census will
Florida year and already .an etidU-ta
J* *mpl0yed within the district
York city. .
p
stream
of tourists Is beginning to choke
n which they reside.
Some of the local unioni have
.the
avenues
of traffic hound for the
retained ‘their membership in the
The Director of Census states
I
Land
of
Flowers.
internationsl union, while the prrssthat he believes the compensation
Times; C. E. Howard, Oritizen; Messrs. Sherman and
supply men, and II. L.
St. Augustine Record who
Our* Couptry.”
c tonst
gcnerally
More than $350 Is to be hung up for
tho largest b u s caught in Lake county.
Each community In the county is offeraddition to the prizr/ given
Ing a prize
by tho Lake Chamber of Commerce
The mothers In KUsimmte are band
ing together to purclase property to be
fitted up as a public recreation ground
for the young |>eople, with rest roun for
the older residents and out-of-town
shoppers.
�OCTOBER 10, 1019
THE EANrORD HERALD
pa g e s ix t e e n
IS H E R S M IL E W O R T H A R IB B O N ?
silted very thfii. will he enough tilling
for a large cake.
Keep plenty of water In the boiling
pots nnd pnna on n damp, rainy day,
ror tbe atmosphere absorbs It rapidly.
In rooking rice, use plenty of boiling
water,
nnd keep It boiling rapidly nt
It you wars busy Using uus
tin I. so thnt llto grains will he dlstlnel.
To whst you know you ought to do.
You’d l>e »o busy you’J forr.st
Apply soap nnd nmmonln to burns
‘Hie blunders of the folks ynu’vs mtL
fiwiu ucid UuujeiUntely. to allay the
-II.UCM Foreoman,
pain.
HELPFUL h i n t s ,
Grated horseradish mixed with whip
ped cream, Milt nnd .cayenne makes
When baking n cake, set the alarm a good sauce to serve with1Ash.
dock, so Hint no matter how busy, tbe
Attention will bo
•Afcr -if* . .
c a lle d
to tbe
kitchen.
CM » i u i i llll!
legs slipped over
the sleeves will
keep a gown fresh,
when working In
KITCHEN
CABINET
B
21
■|
.I
,
t
BS jB ITwKTyA
$ 3
Backed by this winning amllo
theso two pigs should have no
trouble In winning blue ribbona at
tho coming fair. To oncourago hog-
Cleaning an Umbrella.
L' Hotmnedicu, 3b t
Mooie,
if
... 1
....
4
Quinn, c ______
Stevens, si
.....
Leach, 2b......
Corcho, p „.........
Haynes, p extra
Blount,
lb
3
3
3
0
3
To clean un umbrelln plnco a tnblesiHnnu-ji’ urJugiaYIn a basin, i>our over
It half i pint of boiling water nnd
stir till dissolved. Then open the urnoyells, u z i . tu n in g i . " the rcfrulc,
snosgg each gore down to tho potut.
Mooklng leg slipped over nn old whisk
broom makes n tine brush for the stove.
Obstinate stains of almost any kind
tuny be removed by using oonp with’
peroxide, then placing the stnln In the
sun. Sometimes several applications
of the peroxide will be necessary. Iron
rust Is easily removed by a solution of
salts of lemon In water applied to the
s|tot.f ami then the bright sunlight to
net upon It.
Handle* for use on Mie table will
burn clearer nnd longer if kept on Ice
for a day before using. A ring of salt
put nround tbe wick will give n soft,
steady flame nnd will burn nil night.
Cracks and splits In furniture may
be filled with melted beeswax nnd titer
varnished, so that they will hardly
show.
Swiss chard nnd Chinese cnhhnge are
two vegetables which should l»4 found
In every garden. The chard may be
canned fdr winter use, making a most
n< re ptnhtr^nddltton to the( vegetables
for winter.
Moisten the brush of the esrpet
sweeper—it will do much hotter work.
Clean solicit plumes In alcohol. Shake,
nnd they will be ns fresh ns ever,
i l’liwtippie juwe is a'good cure for In
digestion. I'lnenpple with bananas nnd
nn orange, all cut fine, makes a good
■mite {'.'ling.
--mi of shredded pine
apple, tor-'- baii!iii"*> and one orange
Unusual 8ponos Cake.—Separate
the yolks ami whites of four egg* and J
bent the whites very stilt; add a cup-,
ful o f sumr. a little at a time, not to
lose the air In the beaten egg, then
add the yolks ono at n time, rutting
an»| folding them In. not to mix. but
lonve the whites streaked with yellow.
Ctt» In cupful of (lour sifted with n
quarter of n tenspoonfut of the cream
at tnrtar. nnd bake in(a greased pan
In n slow oven. The cream of tartar
tuny be divided nnd Imlf of It put Into
egg whites while beating.
Sour Meatr—Tnko n njco piece of
round slcnk. lay It In vinegar with one
onion, n tenspoonful of whole all*
tear and nllow It to stand for three
days. P.rowfi the tfieat In a hot oven
or frying pan. pour over the vlnegnr
nnd fiufllclent water to cover the meat
sr.;*,
u..ill icau««. Sintlu »’» «
gravy, then thicken It nnd pour around
the meat when served.
Prom May until into In October If
tbe season Is warm, wo will And n crop
The rlhlca o f gastronomy urn u»
of delicious food Just for the. gather
murkrit m those of society, and the
ing. Tbe 0-!d mushroom mny easily
arrangement o f a h l l l 'n f fnra calls
for as much nncsse as do ths function*
be learned and It will quickly be rec
of a chaperon.—Klwungsr.
ognised so that there need be no dan
ger In eating It. It Is not wise to ever
SEASONABLE DISHES
pick any mushrooms before learning
During the early summer months the ordinary kinds.
•be "»>netpo needs n little urging nnd
e s p e c i a l l y attractive
dishes to nppcnl to the
H
Mutton With Peas.-—
Cut mutton In servingslued plcet-s. brown lii a
little hulling water -ml
brush
cook nt n low tempera
with melted ture
butter
and
In fou
flue
until
welltoss
done,
r
crumbs.
I’lnce.ln
n
Imt
oven.
Cut
the
nround the mutton n pint of cooked
stalksnnd
from
n half
pint
of heated.
mushrooms,
pens
serve
when
well
place
themChicken
with twoand
lahlcspoonfuls
of
0 rilled
Mushroom*.—
butter
In
n
saucepan,
dust
with
inner
Sprinkle pieces o f cold tooled chick
nnd with
cook red
geiuiy
for live
tlien
en
pepper
nndminutes,
salt
add snlt. pepper, n tablcspomiful of
flour nnd n quarter of n cupful of
Murk. Cook oriitl v-r ; ••.••• Mii'.i poor
over pieces o f toast. Prepare the
chicken and *_erve nroiupl the. foast.
ntx-mr-wax
>
►“1 *• •* • * V*t
g ! *• . i ', ; il N
R e n d e r 'd
to
M ean
M u ch
t h p R e ta il M e r ch a n t
combine the Ledger and State
ment w ork and reduce labor
about 50?£ Simplifies bookkeeping
and eliminates disputes with cus
tomers.
Statements itemized to date
and m ay be delivered o n d r mnm). This loose leaf system fits
every retail business. Wc will
gladly explain its application to
y ou r busir.ess,
on your part.
Phone 148
Sanford, Florida
Explaining Hlatory of- Dress.
If one could only know the origin
of nil the many words we use In pur
dally talk, one would know much o f
No More Rudders.
the history of dress. Jinny of oxfr
A British patent hns been granted
most recently adopted clothes words
como from France, but five hundred for apparatus to steer vessels by
years ago dress terms mere usually pumping JotB of water out of either
came from Italy, then the nicecn of side of the stern, thus doing away
Hence, velvet came from with rudders.
•fashion.
"velluto,"
the
Itnllnn word to Indi
I
cate
shaggy.
And
“ comesole," which
.
hns recently been revived from an
rnme from the
■onrl!„f
Italian
diminutive
of
chemise.
j
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,
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Totals
Drink
Sanford—
Stewart, 2b
C. Chapman
B. Chapman,
Register, lb..
Crow, ss----Childs, rf....
Danville, 3b
Johnson, cf
Watts, p......
“ I T ’ S PURE
Endorsed by
Your Druggist
WA TER
Endorsed by
Your Physicia
AH Star TJeamr
The Lakeland Star has picked
the following nil star team from
the Florida State League:
.
The First Team
Pitchers— Humphries,
Orlando;
Stewart, Bradontown; Hall, Lake
land; Ery, Lakeland.
. J ?*
Catcher—Chapman, Sanford,
lb . Vaughn, Brudcntown; 2b, Co-
Catcher— Walton, Bartow.
lb. Felix. Tampa: 2b, Phelan,
Bartow; 3h, Thrasher, Lakeland;
s.i, Johnson, Tampa; If, Osborne,
Bartow, cf, Schuyler, Orlando; rf.
Rood, Hradentown.
The Sanford Herald picks an All
Star Team and takes the entire
Sanford team for the first team.
The Lakeland Star evidently over
looked the fact that Stuffy Stewart
is the finest Second Sacker in the
League and cab piny rings around
any of them. And then the idea
of putting on Humphreys in the
first team when Skinny Watts has
him bent a mile. Dear old Hum
phreys with his rheumatic arms
that he has been nursing all summer
playing with horseshoes In his mlt
and getting by on lucky stuff.
He only pitched one game in San
ford and is n "hom e boy" wnr.tir.g
and demanding to play in .Orlando
oulj wiieie iho fan* could inject
life Into Ida porcelain arm. 0 ,
boy. An All Star team. nit.
Boring Rocks Under Water.
To enable holes to be bored In un
der-water rocks no matter how rough
Che water, a Hawnllan engineer baa
Invented a drill standard with n heav
ily weighted bottom, power being ob
tained through flcxlblo connections
with a vessel.
. e*
P r o m p t ly a n d C o r r o c lly
DELIVERED DAILY lO YOUR OWN COOLER
P R IV A T E L A B O R A T O R Y O F R O LLIN S C O L L E G E
T. ©. CH AR LES, Distributor
107 West First St
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PAGE TWO
OCTOBER 17,
C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S
A BUNCH O F INTERESTING' ITEM S FROM COR
RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN
T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
AUTO
S a n fo r d . F lorid
IIouic Monday afternoon. Quito a
OVIEDO OCCURRENCES
Mrs. Isaac Hodges of Chuluota number of the Baptist ladies wore
passed through Oviedo Monday on present and a most interesting ser
her way to Orlando from which vice was held.
point she wni going to Texn#
II. B. McCall spent Tuesday
on an extended visit to her sister.
!in Sanford.
Mrs. C. J. M ei.u’liny very de
Mrs. S. W. Swope spe nt Thurs
lightfully entertained the Crochet
day in Orlando.
Club last Thursday nfternoon. There
T. J. Brannon and W. A. Luther
was a full attendance of. members
spent
Saturday In Orlando.______
nnd a number of invited guesti.
Iu spiixr-ur tnu snorcage or'sugar j
Mrs. A. J. McCulley spent Tues
in Oviedo, delicious crenm nnd cake 1 day in Orlando.
were served by Mrs. McCulley.
Mrs. J. W. Lee is at the Florida
The .club will meet this week
Snnitarium for u few weeks’ treat
with Mrs. Jules List.
ment.
Miss Virginia Wright, who has
J. W. Davis of the C. W. 7-nring
been sick for the post two weeks,
Company, Jacksonville, spent Tues
is again able to he out nnd is spend
day in Oviedo.
ing several days with Mrs. O. G.
Mrs. W. N. Blackwood and two
Wolcott at Lake Charm.
children returned home Tuesday
Misses Mary Lcinhnrt and Alice
night after a visit of several days in
Brannon spent the week-end in
Orlapdo.
Orlnndo the guests of Mrs. C.
Mrs. E. A. Parnell, Miss Volllc
A. Brannon.
Drawdy and Mrs. Cuthberton spent
The Woman’s Missionary Society
Saturday afternoon in Sanford.
of the Methodist Church held a
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Argo, Capt.
special prayer service at the Club
Argo and little Miss Palmer Argo
sijvnt a day and night at the Prai
rie last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Jacobs of
Hemstitching and Picot
Monroe spent Sunday in Oviedo.
work done at the French
W. N. Blackwood returned Wed
nesday from Sarasota.
Shop. Bring your dress
Mr. and Mrs. Morris of Orlando
es a n d linens t o b e
are visiting the latter’ s daughter,
Mrs. W. N. Blackwood at Lake
beautified by this work.
Charm this week.
„
** **’ *The High School pupils had
charge of the regular Friday after
noon program lact week and the
following program wa, rendered:
Mrs. Maude Philmore
CASH PAID FOR
used household furniture
M ust be in fair condition.
Beds
Poring*
Chairs
Dressers, Rockers, etc.
Call or Address:
321 Sanford Avenue
Western Beef
Western Pork
Spring Lamb
Florida Beef
SAUSAGE OF
A L L KINDS.
QUICK D E L IV E R Y
Phone 105
402 Sanford Ave
D AIN TY LAUNDRY WORK
can be depended upon if
liie work is entrusted to
us. We have a perfect
system of washing and
laundering linen and we
never injure a garment in
the process. Wc solicit
laundry work from par
ticular people, and we
know we can give them
every satisfaction with
the work and with our
prices. Work called for
and delivered promptly
when promised.
L E E S B U R G ,F L O R ID A
Robert Glenn Igou, Sanford, Agt.
:
Phone 299
-
SUPPLIES
The •man who
thinks most
*
rthoiii a u t o m o b i l e tires
doesn’ t think about them at
all after lie's put KcllySnrimrfipM Tire® nn ri T o k o e
“ THE REAL TIRE”
WHEN
BETTER
Short talk by Mr. Swope.
Theme, "Adventure of a Counter
feit Dime,” Walter Carter.
Theme, A
Castaway,"
Frances
Song, Beautiful Ohio, High School.
LAKE MARY ITEMS
Mr. M. II. Heed was a business
visitor to Sanford TuMdev
Mr. Warren. A. C. L. cross tie
inspector, spent Monday here.
A. S. Biuostm, road master from
Kissimmee, made a business trip
hete Saturday.
.Mia. J. G. Martin and two
boys, Melvin and Cecil, left last
Thursday to make Fort Meade
their future home. Mrs. Martin
kept the post otfice here for most
twelve years and resigned several
months ago on account of moving
away.
The Sjblom family attended the
Sjblom and Smith wedding at Auburndale Sunday, Oct. 5th.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold moved to
Winter Park last weelt, where they
expect to pack oranges during the
winter.
Miss Grandcas Smith and Mr.
Goodhoart Sjblom were married Sun
day, October the fourth, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Smith, nt Auburndale, The bride and groom arc
nt the Crystal Lake Hotel at pres
ent, hut their expectations nrc to
make Winter Haven their future
home.
Carl and Walfrcd” Pearson of
Upsata were Sunday visitors at the
home of A. E. Sjblom
Mrs. II. E. Hester of Tampa
is visiting the Evans family for a
few days.
Rev. J. ft. Allen o f Enterprise
will be at Moores Station church
to preach this coming Sunday.
It will he of interest to jnany
persons about Sanford to know
that Miss Floyd Collier and Eugene
lloietr.hock were married in Paducah
Kek Oct. 8. They will reside in
Detroit. Mrs. II. resided here n
year ami made many friends.
We arc pleased to note that
J. F. Hickson has accepted the po
sition ns inspector for the East
side for the Sanford Truck Growers
Inc.
Mrs. Lovcttn I. Tracy arrived
here for the winter last Tuesday
from St. Albans, Vt. and is now at
the home of her brother, Elwood
Irish, anil wife. She will spend
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
E. P. Moore. Mrs. Tracey visited
here two years ago.
Mr. arid Mrs. C. U. Tyler re
ceived word last week that another
daughter had been born to their
son, Warren S. Tyler and wife, at
their home in Newport News, Vn.
The County Cuiiiim&aium'rs were
out in East Sanford in u big car
for a look-see last Thursday.
Ingram Guerod was here not
long ago for a short stay after his
TIRES
ARE
MADE WIGHT
nesday for another operation for
the removal of a portion of severnl
more ribs. She expects to remain
about a week.
Needham and Leon Purvice,
of Tampa, visite i their brother,
Ashlyy nnd family at Cameron City
several days.
COMPANY
Pnlntka several days last week.
Mrs. Joe Cameron is convalescent
fr-Mu a severe uttr.c'- of upp idicitis
we are gia'd to note.
Last Friday evening a large party
"f Last "Idc ycung jvople spent
a most delightful evening nt Hnzeldines liiithing beach on Lake Sil
ver.
Severnl nice little showers have
been duly appreciated by East
Side growers the past few clays.
B. L. Guemf who has been il
in bed recently ia now able to be
out again.
There arc a number of children
out of school with bad cases of
WILL SELL THEM
A g en ts F or
International H arvester
McCormick
and Deering Mowing Mach
ines, Hay- R a k es and Harrows
ELDER SPRINGS WATER
T H O M A S I). IIAKLit. Pfc. D.
Anil, Urol sad Ceaiulllnt rfcrml.l . r i o l n . l e n e l o f Natural HrUara
Craeiilua, Halilaa Calt»f», Florida
F il ia l# I.aboiaUrr o f llollloo C i l l i f i
Mr. T. O. Char!##
Wlnt*r rath . Ila.. N#». 3th. I l l s
Sanford, Fla.,
Dtar Hlr:
I ha## romplcltd carrful rhtrolrol analrala o f th# #am#t# #f *at*r that
loll tr##|hl m» earl, Uut
an.d b«»# eblalard lh# following ro.utl.:
Color------------- — -----,—------- ---------Clear
llrarllon ...---------------- — . . . __ N rillul
Free Ammonia — 00 part. p*r million
Albuminoid Ammonia _____ ______Truro
LAKE MONROE
A most pleasing sight to tho true
lover of the soil, ai
pecielly appeals to
of the interested iand progressive
Florida grower are the fine crop
conditions that may be seen upon
the many acres of trucking land
when driving from Sanford out
the West Side and on through
the thriving nnd fast growing vil
lage of Lake Monroe. Upon euch
side, with but few intermissions,
vast fields of celery nnd early let
tuce are seen, al) green nnd beau
tiful and in a high state of culti
vation. Other thrifty plants are
awaiting their time for distribution
along the almost geometrically per
fect lines that the painstaking and
ambitious Florida farmer knows well
how to provide. Some disadvan
tages .have overtaken tho planter
this fall, however, such as insects
nnd extremely warm •weather, but
aside from these inconveniences con
ditions are favorable far prosperity
again this season. Many of the
farmers in the immediate vicinity
are preparing for the planting of
n variety of crops, beets, cabbage,
onions and other vegetables as a
side i»«ue. The Irish potatoes aro
looking welt and the late sweet
pdtato crop is now nearly ready
for the mnrkct. The late crop is
C h U tln c ,_____ 1.73 Oarta p*r mlllloa
Total
A.00 part, per million
llardnooo ___ 21.OJ patio per million
Nltrotro___________ ___________ _ Tror*
The abarnro prartlrallr o f fr#« ond olbumlnold ammonlo lu tUo «tel*r aad
Ito i r r j email* amount of rhtorluo Indltoioo Ila oic olloul gualll, for booarbald
putpoara. lu addllluu la Ibo fo o d ouulllp cbaraclorlallco af ouporlor bouarbold
voter, II poooooofo opotiol froturoo ml murh value, aapaelaltp Ihoaa af eieellaal
natural aeraliau and LOW d e i r . a af bardnaia.
The boelerUUflrbl t m l j c U . raaulllai In an oreroe# taint eauul. In foir
aamplro af iba valor, af 1 baelarlti par eanl.: and lu Rodina no relea. ur etkrr
harmful haelarla, fully eanflrm Ila good uualltp Indlealed bp Ibo CHEMICAL
onalfala.
\
O f lh# many Valero o f Ihlo and ether rr|lon« ibal I bate onalyird. I biro
found none anprrlor la all good qualllleo la Ihtl o f lb# "C ider Wolr r."
Your* very rroptrlfully,
( S l lo t d ) TH US. It. IIAKEK
T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor
TELL'FIIONE 1II-W
The homes are becoming
more scarce each week.
I am
keeping ti nice lire o f them at a good range o f prices to
suit all needs.
Residence —5 rooms, large lot, flowing well
and worth mere than the price .
Residence—A fine one. 8 rooms, 1
and 1 will show you n nice one
Farm— 13m—^n tiled, 5a cleared, 5a more $5 ,000 .00 .
with additional expenses for farming to date.
Grove— lf»n. with about $6,000, worth of fruit nnd 50a land
In onllre tract ............................. ...............
$20 ,000.00
Watch the South E a s t Corner of Page Two
Hcfbcrt Squire was in Geneva
over Sundny, guest of Tom McLane.
G. C. McDougal was at home
over Sunday from Lakeland.
Mrs. Tina Warren Bcztty will
go to the Orlande hospital Wed-
KEEP YOUR EYE ON T ilE HERALD W ANT COLUMN
�O C T O B E R !U W
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAQV THREE
Phone 181
Groceries, - Black Strap M ollases in bulk, - Lime in barrels, - Blue
Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers.
See us
for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what
Build*
LARGE
CrimM
EA SY
TO
can get it, or it is’nt made
FEED
vmi rn n K*!V ! l f o r c!sC 7»*h c»£
MlINTV
HAPPRNI
i *“ » • « • « » — *•«
(Continued from page 2)
,1
h'ast Sanford, as teacher,
hool building I* conveniently
I upo.i a hl*h and dry, beaupot of land within Mr. C.
colored settlement. 'T h e
I people are to be commended
their efforts to establish a
.uuiCAtt!& ,>
DO HOT!I
vulcanizing and retreading of tires
-nr| we think we do -hotIt equally
well. At least, try us on only
one of your old tires and if we
don't give you u good jo b - p r a >
tjtally a- good ;is it new shoe—
don't' pay us a penny. Our vul
canized and retreaded tires s a y 2
you many dollars.
PHONE 17
Sanford, Florida
to help out. The little colored
children . now have their public
day school and a night school is
also In session'for the grown colored
people who wish to take advantage
of this1opportunity to nci|utrc nn
education. We have no race troub
les in our locality. The colored
people appreciate the fact that the
white man is his friend and nil of
them seem happy and contented.
\ rn
/" i A r n m n
v l v i l X H i V U 1 U 1
i iiH
1
.— n n —piesiuenr'Ufvmo
Ladies’ Civic League nave a few
words of welcome and ice cream
and cake were served, Lnngwoud
has much to bo thankful for as
nil of her hoys seven have return
ed without a wound and some of
them hnd several months' service
at the front.
Mr. H, K. Chapman of Jackson
ville stopped over «m his way
enroute to (Jrlando last Wednes
day.
Mr. an I Mrs. J. S. Hinkle were
shopping in Orlando on Saturday.
With splendid presence of mind
Miss Lilly Miles, a sister of Mr.
Henry Miles, of this place, saved
herself from sejJous injury when
attacked in her room at the Vic
toria Hotel, Louisville, by a m*gro
whose purpose was the theft of
$1000 which Miss Miles had with
her. Miss Miles* is a bookkeeper
and cashier at the above hotel
and hnd gone to her room for the
night carrying the money collected
during the J.r, :%>»">'• ---'.aoped to
look under tin bed and the negro
poised for the blow, struck her
upon tin* head. Th<* victim retied
baric screaming and tin* culprit
made a hasty retreat. Miss Miles
was found lying "upon the lloor
with blood flowing from a scalp
wound. Police are investigating the
attack but so far the rnogro has not
been apprehended, Mr. Miles be
came cognizant of -the fate of bis
sister through the Louisville Times.
He immediately wired the Victoria
Hotel and was answered by his
sister who said that aside from
—
m i
New Homes for O ld
“ Looks like n new house!”
'
Tlml's whnt you nml your neighbors will say
have given the place a good painting.
makes bid-looking houses new and attractive. Il keeps
them new, adds to their life, by preventing decay mid
deterioration.
HAnftlSONS [mints endure ltecnuse they are Ihe
Itest that science mul skill have developed niter ncentury's
successful experience. This is the paint that du Font
bought, because it l>est renrescnls American industry in
established repututiou, high (pialily and long service.
Ask our local agency to assist you in the artistic and
practical painting of your home. He will gladly show you
color ronrbi tinIions and furnish ait estimate on your
requirements.
LEE BROTHERS
UOS
E. First Street
Sail ford, Florida
SCRIPPS BOOTH C A R S
Z q jjjjjh
n m m m m jiM im u fn j j ]
Hood—Goodyear and Fisk
Tires and Tubes
REPAIR W O R K OF A L L KIN D S
F.ORDS A S P E C I A L T Y
MOBILOILS andG A SO LIN E
ACCESSO RIES
Cars Washed and Delivered—W e Will Call
for and Deliver Your Car.
PHONE
NO.
41 — REMEMBER
TH E
NO
P. CONNELLY
REAL ESTATE
L IST Y O U R P R O P E R T Y
AND W E CAN
SE LL IT.
Insure
Your Auto - Tc
Property Damag
package
before the war
OVIEDO
Mr. W. 11. Young and funtily
ami bruthcr-ln-law, Mr. Jordan, of
Starke, have moved to Oviedo.
Rev. L. K. Wright returned Sat
urday from Tampa quite ill and
has been confined to the house
nil the week, though he is reported
better. Mrs. Wright and Miss Virgini’i are also confined to their
beds from illqcss.
Mrs. Nannie Averett of Chuluotu
spent Sunday with friends in OvieO. P. Swope and son, Sidney,
spent Wednesday afternoon in San
ford.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Swope
spent Saturday in Orlando.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Frank Wheeler
spent Thursday in Sanford.
The Woman's Club resumed its
regular meetings Friday afternoon.
The meeting was opened uy the
president. Mrs. H. H. McCall, and
a few matters of business brought
before the dub, uftcr which Mrs.
II. G. Smith took charge. The
subject for discussion was Suffrage
and the following program was
rendered:
Heading, Mrs. It. G, Smith; In
strumental solo, Miss T. L. Lingo;
reading. Mrs. L. K. Mitchell; vocal
solo, Mrs. Cuthherton; rending, The
Advantages of Suffrage, Mrs. H.
I). McCall.
• Mrs. T. L. Lingo 'entertained the
Crochet
Club
very
delightfully
Thursday afternoon wt the Club
House. All especially enjoyable fea
ture of the afternoon urogram was
the music f rnished by Mrs. Lin
go's sUter-in-luw, Mrs. Cuthhertxon
of Charleston, S. C.
A road meeting was held nt the
office of O. P. Swope Thursday
evening and thc£rock-<u>phull road
(Continued on page d)
package
during the war
package
THE FLAVOR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICE!
KEEP YOUR EYE ON TH E HERALD W A N T COLUMN
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PAGE FOUR
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SANFORD HERALD
•*
'* ' X
OCTOBER 17, 191)
THESANFORDHERALD
ning a series of articles in his paper Social Department 1 U ridge Party
giving among the schemes of these
The Woman's Club waa tho acene
wircy follows. Following is Editor f of an attractive roridgo party on
R. J. HOLLY, Editor
A- •
ry . r ^ . v
■. »c
Fitzgerald’s fifth article.
Tuesday afternooij which opened
W. M. HAYNES, Busineaa Manager
It Is said that there are sometimes the season for'th e Social Depart
IT; i»
os ninny os 50 wire-tappers in Daytons ment. The auditorium and recep
Published Every Friday by
at one time. They gencnill> pose ra tion hull were im p ly deeoratedBestows life’s pleasures on those who have the prac
wealthy tourists, ar.d live at th« l<e*t w-ith quantities cf coral vine and
hotels. They make it a point to get presented a charming effect with
SUlWCUIPTlON'PHtCE IN ADVANCES
ticed frugality and foresigh t D on ’t spend ali\youv
acquainted with tourists and learn the animated groups of handsomely
O N E T EA H _J----------------------------------- 3------* « •
HIX MONTHS—-------------------------------- 1-®° whether or not their newly made ac gowned guests. Mrs. II. A. Newman
earn o n jh e passing pleasures. G ood things come
quaintances aro wealthy and in a pos chairman
THREE MONTHS-----------------------------of the department as
ition to command ready cash. If the sisted by Mrs. W. C. Hill were hos
TO. THOSE WHO SA V E NOW .
E a te r* ! >• S h m A -O i m M ill M ailer A a fte l R a d men with whom they strike up an ac
ISOS, at 11m T aaiuO in al Kanferd. FtarMa
tesses for the afternoon.
U a d tr A n a t M arrh Ird , ISTS
I ii *
quaintanceship are without means.
.i There were seven tables of play
CAPITAL $30,000.00
SURPLUS $15,000.00
*
•
•
’
they*
drep
the...
hul
u
'o
o
.
uui
u
m- 'U
era,
the
prize,
a
cut-glass
baskotthe prospective victim has money,they
then
commence to lay their plans to belntf won by Mrs. Julius Schultz,
The DeLand Daily News is a bright
Guests of the department were.
little sheet which will record the dally envelope him in their net that wiir Mrs. Raymond V « " r__ 1 5 * — Swmeventually
part
Idin
from
hU
w
n
n
w
happenings in that center of culture
Younts, Mrs. Coloman ami Miss
' W ' t h e next eight months. Other an operation that is possible because Katherine Ball. Members present
jXjWMTYOUREUS
of
the
stupidity
of
the
average
human
publications are planning the same pro
were Mcsdames E. M. Galloway,
gressive step, notable among them being being. The stupidity Is generally sup
R. H. DEAS,
H. R. STEVENS
S.
I’ uleston, II. B. Lewis, Geo.
C. M, HAND
C. D. COUCH
the Sanford Herald. One and all we erinduced by avarice on the part of
1'reet.leal
Uw-CtMUM
Ciaititr
D.
Bishop,
C.
M.
Vorce.
T.
S.
Aii’l Ciibiw
the prospect. As a matter of fart,
wish them success-Tampa Times.
Huff,
F.
L.
Miller,
W.
J.
Thigpen,
many persons have little sympathy for
THE BANK THAT 4NSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
G. I. Loucks, Forrest Lake, Julius
Chris. Codrington has started his the victim, for he is himself engaged
Schultz, G. F. Smith, Geo. Davis
Daily News at DeLand and states in a crooked transaction; hut, never
Hart, B. \\V Herndon, A. W. Fitts,
theless,
such
people
must
be
protect
that Instead of a six months daily
m
m
x w
c m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
x x i t
W. L. Morgan, B. A. Howard,
ed
by
the
law,
just
as
the
law
protects
this year he will make it an tight
E. 1*. Morse, A. P, Connelly, J.
months daily. From the appearnnre infants and imbeciles.
the hour o! 10:00 n'rlnrk a. M.. at tl.e
M. Wallace. J. G. Ball, Chas. storiex, and promoting the cere- Court Hour* at Tltuavlll*. Hrcranl County,
------O-----of the paper we opine thnl Chris,
rnoniet,
the
parent*
at
home
imrixtFlorida, tho annual meet In* ot the owner*
K. Bell nnd Miss Katherine Wil
of tho lanita nituated In tho tipper St. John,
will have no* dillietilty In making AN ANTI MAIL ORDER HOUSE
ing the teacher in the health train Drainage
will nho
forr ttho
pur
1*0 DUtritt
I ' l . i n n ■Krill
o ohold
o m in
no p
u r - c . « r * . . l i> ____■ c l
r, „
kie.
CAMPAIGN
pDEC Qf olortln*
elret Ir on,- momhrr
I
.1 ■
tho limrd ■■,*’ i'f,,nl 1 titplchhnuld llccd [|x IVtinln,
it an all the year round dally If
Officers of the Social Department ing by seeing that her child or of Suprrvlior*.
.
...
____L
.
J
____
_____
danro, who ahall hr a land ownrr
-------- The government of Canada is conduct
he so wishes. With Chris. Cod
iiid Ihatrirt. to airv# for th** term of
are Mrs. Ncwtnan, chairman; Mrs. children perform* the chores re of
Have you a sharp pain or a dull ache
ihrit*
y
1**11
ami
in
itirrml
H
,
U
.
ing
an
inye.Ugation
of
mail
order
rington and Clayton Codrington
now j» mi-mln r of aaiti Uoan!t who*** term nrross the smnU of your bark? 1)0 you
Howard, vice-chairman; Mrs. Ueo. quired of them.
on th° News it is bound to be u houses in that country. There is a
.Superintendent
of
Public
InstrucI
“f
«<*>«• expire, on .aid day. and t„ Iran. realize that it’a often a timely *ien
Fox, secret ary-treasurer.
.,
' _ ....
. f
t *» i *ft •u#‘h of her tiuitniii
may properly kidney weaknest*? , Prompt treatment ii
movement on the part of retail mer
good one.
lion, I. W. Lawton, bcintt »n the Irome before **1«| mretlnr.
a safeguard against more serious kidney
------O -----chants all over the Dominion against
audience was requested to express
At *uth *Ue,ion - rh - n,‘ ' Tvr" *
troubles.
Use Doan's Kidney pill.
Miscellaneous Shower
Governor Catta threatens to sue a these e-t:.blLhmerus, which it ii declared
himself on the topic of the after
Charming in all its details, the noon. He gave a fine tnlk in which
South Florida editor for libel, pro are rie, troying community life. E d 3
viding he "can find a good lawyer" to donee presented in regard to one such miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. the keynote was co-opcrntion of
take the case. Good lawyers, Gov concern alleged that they added a profit W. S. Thornton’s class, the Depend parents and teacher*.
Sunday
llatrd thli lit day n! Ortobor. I9ID.
ernor, are like good Indians. Then, if of 3.1 |mt cent to the cost of clothing. able* of the Methodist
The program concluded with an
dull ache in mv back all the time. I had
Ily nrdor of tho Hoard of Suportiaor*.
to take tn my tied as I couldn't Ik>on my
you won a civil suit you couldn't re And the merchants arc confident that School, was one of the attractive open discussion by the teaclu-rs, (SKA 1,)
KIINE8T It, KVKttV,
feet. I miffep.wi f——
.
Sorrrtaov.
cover anything from the average edi* they can show these houses do not rell events of the week, in honor of the mothers nnd club womwn present #-2tc
I lou.
1 »x>
oil Vtot:,I loU7
it, in* Doan's
Lloan's Kidney
Khlnw |S
K
MNrcs
m
-.
•
n
il
.
tor. If you make it a criminal ease|to the consumer any cheaper than the
t.ia.
„n siiu. *,.* ..in: training and
Whoroaa. Harry l». Illrl,rrann. did on * ‘ ‘IS and Half a. dozen llOXOS cured ms * •
and win, ••••iv.
"1
|.twiiie nic.'uouil can.
would lx1 accompanied to jail by the! 1* '■ 'cry easy to take a rccontl grade
local hand ami every bus ness and pro- Jnrtivle and make an attractive photofr -i.-ml nuiti
lito city, with
■ ■r;*
’ t. Nu hail Mi............. ..
exeeptinn of the "g.niJ lawyer". Don't ] revealed defects. Furchasora of these
do it. Governor.— D'-Land jews.
nnHer usually font* that they
and the work well under ; rnnrl»l*f»t(«n. m»<lc unit rxvrtilnl, nn th-,
to pay a good sized expro* charge. effectively arranged ngnin«t a back completed,
........................... .
1 ...
> t h day „f Marrh. I'ill by Thr Sanford 1
wii\ that will insure th e s u c c e s s , Company, a rorporatlun, to IV, II. IllrkrrThen if the goods do nor come nut as ground of greenery. T i e
guests
Home fiddleil while Nero burned—
of the ranitiaicn
j
,on Company, aald n.otlKaca brln* duly
/
Jrrc„rd*d (s.tho publlo rrcord. of Srmlnola
represented, it will cost more than it i* were received in the reception hall oi nil campaign.
or something of the kind DeLand ami
Officer*
of
the
Hull
Gnl!
nro
Dr
County,
book a.
„n
W e K now W e Sell The Best Seed
vniictr* OI u u
n o il v a i l ari
u r , (_ i|tr 3;16i Ktoridi,
, nd . h ,In
, . . , ,Morl*4(r
. k . i *. nrady,
Shrrb-r.d when a.?scmhled, the
doors
West Volusia will continue ta fiddle worth to get satisfaction.
George
Hyman,
chuirmnn,
H,
G,
Iff
of
Srminulr
County,
Florida,
had
mxdr
For Florida Parmer*
The worst feature of the mail order were thrown open between
the
. .
.
, .
, , and llled hU return on the writ ol aulineent
while the New Smyrna district builds
Du Bose,
assistant chairman, Mrs. ‘i....-d in the above .rated rau.e that the
business
is,
as
reported
from
Canada.a
living
room
and
library,
exposing
Our Reputation o f Years
a free bridge nnd cuts nut practically
H A Tarheun
ol'lrrr*c rnd
»r-nt»
of The
Comi erneun, exectillve
cxecum e secrot-irv
secretarj, pt„y,
jn n aiii
corporal
Ion. Sanford
are unknown,
• all the travel by way of DeLand and tendency to destroy community life, to view the pretty picture of u fn.
'
f
I l.h A
1*^11
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..lll.il
L . , I_____
-I..* —
Assures
ou r H y-Tcst Quality
C. I,. Britt, Hull Call cashier ar.d. arhrrrr*. application ha, been duly
mid. for an order of |nibtirit!o/i r.'iuirin*
Daytona It seems to be up to tho|Y«— If a town 1* going to grow and prosper, bride and her attendant*, the three
HKND
Hill FAtJ. CATALOGUE
Chairman of Speakers, Mrs. W. The Sanford Company to drfrnd ,aid
AM) 1‘IUCE LIST
Land Commercial Club to see tnat it must have goodstorca. And it tannot young sister* of the hostess, AnnaClmurmnti of WorM |E '( R
J S '- A S S S
Wo ura Familiar with Planting Con
DeLand and West Volusia, with the possibly have good store* if the people belle, Oln, and Thelma. Each car E.
War'Veterans, Geo, DeCottea. Chair. ■,,.nn thereof,
send
a
large
share
of
their
money
nwny
ditions, Perhaps wc can Help You.
ried
a
huge
budt|Ue(.
To
Ihe
strains
i
_
I It U ordrr.,1 and ilrcrc.d, that Till,
help of Seminole and Lake counties,
man of Men s Division, 11. C. D u -; SANFOKIl COMPANY, a corporation.
to
mail
order
houses,
it
would
lie
worth
of
the
wedding
march
played
by
WRITE LH
both of which have already agreed to do
and eiiatlny under the law* of
Bose.
Chairman of Woman’s Di 1organized
while
for
people
to
pay.
a
little
more
to
the
State
ul
Flcrltla,
be,
ami
It
U
hereby
Mis*
Julia
Lnlng,
the
girls
marched
their , share Establish a free bridge
E. A. MARTIN SEED COMPANY
vision, Mr*. It. A. Tcrhoun. Chair reijulred, nn the tat day ot Iltcrmber
A. II. ISIS, a rule dav of. thi a rourt. to
ovpr the St. Johns at a point at i>r near support the business of their own town, to the table where the bridea-to-be
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA
man of industries, W. C. DoCouraey. appear to
___________
____________
. ___
and anawrr Ui»
bill of complaint
rather
than
see
it
slump.
Fortunately,
were
seated
and
presented
the
bou
Harden Perry.
‘! »»olblt»d
ihlhf......................
‘
■■ ‘in the
Gbnirmnn
nt
PuliHoite
I
P
«
m
i
araimt
It,
aa
aforr«tl<l.
that is not necessary, if you want the I quels,-Mrs. Claude Herndon singing V liuirman Ol 1 UI)llClt>, J. t,. bptlf |B|,0>nt entlllnl rourt, othrf*Ue a ilerree
ling. Supplies, Mis* Virginia Smith, pro confraao *111 b- rntrrrd a(*ln>t Th*
grzde of article that sells so chenpin th " 0 Promise M e."
Sanford Company, a rorporatlun aa afnrrThe Paint ka Daily New* came
the campaign will lie the ojfire of aald.
mail
order
catalog,
x*k
your
home
mer-1
Concealed
by
(lowers
which
w
ere!
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'"
'‘“
T
o
'
‘
.T
^
"
‘
n
t
'
nut last Saturday and is a fine
It I* lurthrr nrdrrrd and dtrrrrd that
‘
J1 0 ,° ' t * V,*' C*
. >0 thia order of iiuhllratlon h- puhlbhrd
eight page, «>x column paper well chant for it. He will get it for you, skilfully arranged around boxes, were I v
handled
from
the
Home
Service
in
thr Sanford Herald, a nrwaptprr pubthe many beautiful and useful gifts,
Uahrd In S*mlnnl* County, Florida, onr*
edited by Goode Guerry and printed while deploring your judgment.
office
in
the
Court
House.
itrh wrrk for a period of four cnnarcutlve
It is to lie hoped that the Canadian which dieted exclamations of atiunder the capable management of
The Interest displayed by these wreka.
peoplc
push
this
investigation
to
ihe
miration
by
the
interested
group,
llonr and •rdered in Chamber* at HeM. M. Vickers. There is plenty
officer* and by tho officers of the ‘.am’ C imm; of Voluila. Stale of Florida,
limit,
and
force
a
real
show
down
on
it.
'fhe
color
scheme
was
carried
out
m thia toe l-tth day of October, A. II.
of advertising .patronage and the
Seminole County Branches speak 191#.
It is the belief of the Daily News that |jn the refreshments
paper is a credit to Palana and the
SKAt.)
JAS. W. PKUKIN8,
well for the success of the coming Judge
it will show that nothing is saved when
of the Circuit (?nurt. Seventh Judi
people who are making tlie New*
cial Clrrult, Seminole County, State
campaign. The county will he thor
the consumer send* away money by.
of Florida, In Chancery Sitting.
possible. The News is the twentieth
oughly Covered by the Publicity ATT F.ST:
mail. It is both poor policy to buy
'
' furc
pcn ‘ ,l' l‘ ,inK
Florida evening paper there bein^
K. A. tmU(it,ASS.
goods without seeing them, and to build
A most Interesting meeting of Chuirmnn with u display of adver CU,k Circuit Court, Seminole County,
eleven morning paper* and covers
Stale
of
Flofltla.
up some distant city and lot your home the Welfare Department was held tising, surpassing In beauty and (JKO. A OrCOTTKS.
,
a field that is very promising.
Solicitor and of Counarl for Com*
town drag.— Gainesville News,
nt the Woman’s Club, Wednesduy interest that used in any former
Success to the News.
plainant.
------ O -----afternoon, with Mrs. B. W. Horn- campaign.
U •
------O -----Orparlment of the Interior.
Among the speakers will be promi
NEED
RED
BLOODED
R E - don, the new chairman, presiding.
II. S. (.and Oiftce at (iainetville, Fla.
I rise to nominate V. M. Gerrard,
(let. II, 1919.
LIGION
*|The mother* and teachers of San nent men anti women of the county
Walter W. Rose, J. I*. Holbrook nnd|
8 OTICK I* hereby given that Jamei
> ™
.
,
i,
|
, . |ford had been invited to this m ed WllO will deliver in every section (J, acVaon, of Oateen, Fla., »ho, 00 No- |
W M. Glenn xs a sjiecial committee
i o present nn all-round character- a
. .
,
,
.
.
riig and there was a very large of the county, the theaters and 1 mo,
**" 171
• 'J 1
..Kn' r,r*
n, i nr a n *4
c* w ■§* nre
to visit Sanford at stated intervals dur building program and to make I
,,
.
,
churches, short addresses of vital *. Tiwnthlp I9S. Ilance .12 K„ Tatlaha
ing the
to ii ,uc’
....
.... roming winter
- .............
M. .the
.. boy* see that religion in compatable ■u1f ,« " ce prol,onl ,0 ^
1 ? "V
MnHIe-. he* flint notice of Intrntiun tn
import, and tell the whyfore of iaL "i lfn-jear I'rnof, tn ritahIDh claim
Celery City sports to have u team in. with being virile and red-blooded is
cn
^ro|!r!in.l |. I,n . 110,, IU 1
<o the land above dearrlbcd. hrforr. Clerk
another roll call.
I________________
.i„ . I Crusade in Public Schools.
Clrrult Court, el Kanfnrd. Florida, on the
the State League for 1920.—W. S. I.I_______
the announced
objective ofr .Uthe m
Older
Slat, day of November, 1919.
Boys’ Conference being announced
f,rst ' ,a^ *10ur was devoted
Branch
In
Reporter-Star.
Clilmant ramea «« witneura:
John Willie m», of Oatprn. Florida.
, Missionary Meeting,
Quite right, old chap. And have by the Florida State Y . M. C. A. *° the transacting of routine bush
John Knlcht, ot Oatrer. Florida.
Samuel (,. llronk*, of (iatren, Florida.
department, chief of
The ^ Social Department of the
them lining their nurse along and the for the month of October.
Alvin A. Prooka, of Oitren. Florida.
For
this
part
of
the
state
the
which
was
the
resignation
of
tho
Woman's
Missionary
Society
of
the
ItOIIT. W. DAVIS.
nursing bottles and their protests and
8ANFOHD FLORIDA
i
9<5lc
llecitter.
It's after
other nursery rhymes. What
they conference is to be held in West «ccrctary, Mrs. W. M. Haynes, and Methodist Church held
Mrs vacation meeting in the church
need in Orlando next year is a league Palm Beach. October 17 to 19 ‘ he unanimous election of
parlors on Monday afternoon which,
inclusive,
and
Secretary
McAnlesa
James
Moughton
to
this
office
of Croquet Player* Or Horseshoe play
is
expecting
a
good
attendance
The
treasurere
reprted
J49.1.82
in
nftcr
a short business session became
ers or Checker Board Artists. Base
a
charming
birthday and farewell
from
all
points
aiong
the
lower
M
1
1
’
treasury.
A
ball was made for real men and not bab
party in honor of the seventy-fifth
cast
coast.
*
tribute
fifteen
did
ies and if Sanford plays ball again it
The world today needs just su ch D un^
l *u‘ Kcncral club was enr- birthday of Mrs. E. V, Perry, and
will tie with teams that have true sports
a religious awakening as the F l o r - fied. A litter from the Boy Scouts the departure of Miss Sallie Rob
men's spirit and not with babies who
son, who left on Tuesday for her
"protest" when they are whipped and Ida Y. M. C. A. is planning. It U thanked the department for a genhome in Charleston, S. C.
,lollan’ '
whipped good and proper. Base ball wisely stated that "the hope for er« u* ,,onatlon of
Saving may have seemed to you. tho opposite of
improvement
lies
with
the
hoyt
The
first
number
on
the
program
The parlors were very lovely
is much too strenuous for Orlando. You
spending,
nnd so it is—of foolith spending.
can't play ball anil use crutches, don't in tho schools," berauso ton many was a very fine paper given by with a pleasing arrangement of cut
t
*
men are fairly set in their notions Mrs. Ernest Householder on “ The llowcrs nnd ferns. The socinl hour
But really ict#c rprmling goes haml-in-hand with
you know.
on religious and other matter*. Parent-Teucher Association." Mr* was marked by *ong a n d ,informal
intrllipnit taring.
and the proverb that
"it L hard Stella Arrington followed with
an ity. In the course of the afternoon !
Next January the government
Saving in itself—as* the miser understand# it—the
to teach an old dog
new tricks" original and interesting paper on the honorccs were presented with,
will begin "taking the census ami it
mere
hoarding of money for mon y t snk —i» of no
applies even in mutters of religious 1 I he Modern Health Crusade in big bouquet* of roses, nnd just
behooves Seminole county to see
especial
advantage to anyone.
reform.
l *’ e Pu,dic Schools,’ ’ in which she before leaving, Mrs. W. 8.. Thorn
that everyone living within the
Projector* of this movement a m -j some vital statistics on the rejection ton, superintendent of the depart
On the other hand, when people save intrtugtnlly,
confines of this county is listed in
meeting again
ong the older lioys of the Y. M. and discharge on account <>f luher- ment, culled the
the new census. Everyone can help
what they really do is to save for a chance to spend
C. A. have prepared statements of culosla of men drafted and soldiers to order, when Mrs. Perry’s Sunday
in this work and make the burden
for something more worth while later. In final anal
their purposes which arc illuminat- j in the V. S. Acm^. Jhv stressed School class of twelve girl* marched
of the enumerators lighter by com
ysis, everything is spent hut tho saver thinks before
ing. One of these contains the the physiciul, mental and spiritual in and presented their teacher with
ing across with the necessary in
he spends anti so spends wisely. He gets more for his
assertion that "Folks arc not tired training of the child in the school a beautiful brooch.
formation at that time. Seminole
money nnd a bigger return for his work. He hrj
county has more people within her of religion: they are sick of substi- room and the urgent need of comore money left for thoughtful spending in the
tute* for red-blooded, virile relig- operation of the parents. She cmconfines than she had when thp
future. ,
Coollna Air In Mines.
ion. Well, now. wouldn’ t it lie a P r i z e d the need of the early train
last cesnus was taken of this sec
To cool the nlr far under ground,
N.ow, what is really more worth while later? It
tion of what was then Orange great thing for Florida it some cf ing of the child in methods of nnd thereby permit the miner# to work
may be that, by accumulating hitherto foolishlyour
politicians
and
office
holders
I
health
in
practice
xt
well
as
in
county ami it is our duty to sre
longer shift#, the owners of a l?uroreally had that sort of religion? Poaching. The paper wxs marked
spent dimes and quarters, which give no real satis
that the proper figures for the county
pcan coal mine compress nlr nt the
Wouldn't
it
be
fine
if
just
a
few
of
by
excellent
points
throughout,
faction, you will he able to buy later a home, or have
are obtained. The census director
surface of the ground nnd pipe It
k wife, or provide for obi nge or for education, or n
our
real
estate
men
had
a
little
I
In
a
little
after-talk
Mr*.
Arringthrough the working*.
wanrs good men for every county
•
*1
of
that
same
hrned1
A
ml
to
start
in life for your children.
^
iniiuury
and while thpre i* nn big «t 1 sry
_
•
teachers
introduce
hygiene
and
gave
of
our
friends
who
criticise
the
attached tn this work those who
All of these things and many other* arc "worth
Disqualified.
are entrusted with it should con churches say it would improve un interesting outline of the pledged
"I should get a divorce nt once,"
more" to the individual.
«
sider it a patriotic duty to get a the religious ntmospherc of the state and chores given and |ierformed by said Mr*. Hlttem-Uppe. Jr., "but I
War Savings Stamps help you to convert fooiiih
complete directory of the rminty if some of the preachers and dea the children, in which thr parents haven’t sufficient costume* to Inst
cons nnd elders and steward* would fo the child co-o|ieratcs nt home, through the prolonged trial Hint my so
money into future ir(*c spending power.
regardless of the pay.
get even a fair shure of the same the number of chores being done cial standing demand*.''
stuff. • And really, we'd just a little by the child determining their rank
ARE WIRE-TAPPERS COMING rather find that kind of religion xs Page, Squire, Knight and KnightSanford, Florida
Editor T, E. FUxcrgrdd of the Day about nvery office and plant. Di.t Ilaron und the charming little reretona Daily News, who b suojioscd 1 7 the men of today cannot be chnngt I monv which followed the achieveknow more ulwiR wire-tapper* in one n great deal. Our hojK1 fur ir»> ;.;ent of rank. "T h e teacher sup
NOTICE
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minute than the average Honda edi* provament lie* with the hoys in plies the incentive." said Mr*. A r
Notlr* I* htrrhy Given, that »n Turvdsy.
rington. "by telling charming little the 2 X1 h ila) nf October, A. 1)., 1919, St
t enuH r.".u re in fi1. yeaps.-b run* our schools." — Miami airirujiolii,
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FIRST N A T IO N A L BA N K
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OCTOBER 17. 1919
Utile Hapt*M"2*
Mention of
jUitcrJ in Brief
personal Items
0f Interoat
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THE SANFORD HERALD
In and About
<£ The City *£
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Sammary o f the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
D r.-am i Mrs. W .*W . Townsend
of Oklahoma are the guests of T.
E. King and expect to spend thu
winter here.
r.lGE FIVE
•
- • -- -of-
T
•,Ji
officers. The finance committee com
posed of one member each from the
four churches, reported a budget
of five hundred dollars for campaign
expenses. This report was adopted,
anJ. t^c nr.ance conh”.!ttee made
P-.
mo treasurer to he
electeu from their body. Mrs. Schelie
Maincs waa elected secretary on s
salary. It was derided that in
tho advertising of ih» campaign
banner* would be con
spicuously displayed by each Sunday
School. Other novel and unique
methods of advertising will he used,
methods of ntl vnrfUtw; i - » U L * - ^ r
Tt~wns determined to meet regularly
every Sunday afternoon at the
Methodist Church until the Cam
paign for members is over.
l
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Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson
arrived home Saturday after spend*
ing the summer in Pittsburgh and
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
other
points.
They
are
glad
to
• Mrs. Bradham of Tribly
spent
Rev. C. W. White was-a visitor*
get back to the old farm and to
, few days last week with her to Tampa Monday.
Sanford.
daughter, Mrs. J. B. Adams.
j Auto transfer call’ Phono 311 D-2tc
*2r.vitii 1n«ii. youmi m*n
boy- lo Ciiristian fellowship:
Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
Starling
Hide a Dort, you will liko it. 4-t
to healthful soclnl and athletic activities. Divisions of chap
haVti lelurnert
Ozir.CaVl.'v nueie
Mr. Is. **• G»iu«» «nu tiaug'nior* too i»VO?* =f hi.. M.icr.
ters for congenial groups nnd nges.
they attended the Florida 'Seminar
j. B. Lawson. W t on
^ on d a y j Auto transfer call Phone 3 11. 2tc which convened thero^ this week.
morning for Tampa, where they
They report a pleasant and profi
SOME OR S P E r m ^ jE H y ilE C E E -i^ sir -itg N K F m ?
~Z
vill visit Mrs. F. S. Daigcr.
They
Mrs. M. C. Savage returned on table trip.
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1. Holy Cross Parish House —
will also visit relatives at Clear- Tuesday from Baltifnuro._____ ______ ------- WANTED — OLD CLEAN
"water"ijeiunr"—returning- iiunie;- ...... i Ko~K o Mo at the B. Si O. 9*’Jtc
For social entertainments, for Basket Ball, Volley Ball,
RAGS. ANY KIND EX
alHndoor games and gymnasium work! *
CEPT
OLD
SOCKS.
For light hauling call Phone 100! Horn to Mr. amT Mrs. J. MoskoCOATS,
PANTS,
*OU
C. E. Chorpcning.
. 8-10lp vltz on Wednesday, Oct. 15th, a
2. Brotherhood Room - ^
HE1) SPREADS. AT TIIE
Guests of the Lincoln House on NHle son
DU. t . I,. COLLINS
IIKItAVD OFFICE. • 69-tf
Sunday were Mrs. Rhete, Mr. M c
A social meeting place, rending room and gumes. Bil
Auto transfer ca'l Phone 311. 9-2tc
AT BAPTIST TEMPLE
Britton Johnson ha* returned from
Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Eunice Sears
liard tnblo given hj^ Mr. Forrest' Lake.
Mr. E. 0 . Marshall lius returned overseas and will lie located with
from Stuart, Florida.
On account of the absence of
after a fow days' visit to home his brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
3. Bowling Alleys—
Hide a Dort you will like It. 4-t f0|ks in 0 caln.
Arthur Johnson. He is one of the George Hyman in Plant City, the
pulpit
ut
the
Itaptist
church
will
he
Double ulleys in new building. Well lighted, splendidly
Pnnsics. Phone £G0 W?
9-2tc last oj the Coast Line hoys to return
The Grand Matron of the Eassupplied Sunday by Dr. C. L.
and
his
many
friends
are
glad
to
ventilated.
Said by Dr. T. A. Neal "Best in the Stated
tPrn Star will ho in Sanford on
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bowman
Collins of DeLand. He will speak
welcome
him
home.
October 23rd. All members car announce the birth of u son, WilFor Membership see the Rector
three times, 10:30 a. m. to the
nally requested to be present on liantsEdward, Oct. 8, 1919.
George E. Hosmer, editor and
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Sunday Morning Club, 11:15 to
manager of the Bradentown Herald
that day.
8-iltp
the church, 8:30 to the Mass Meet
There's n mnn at the curb to
was in the city Saturday and paid
A congenial party motored up scrvc you
55-tf the Herald an appreciated visit. ing.
All mho *r» Intcrrttril In •rrrrniilUhcl plant at Ih ii an-lntll.,1
You will enjoy hearing Dr. Col
tti lalk with I hr llfflo* (or |Li rjn lin u n i n irrtw ,
» “ » M.cI" tQ‘ K.
Sjm d.y. r o ^ - l
M„
c
M Vorco h »
taken Mr. Hosmer is a new arrival *in
lin*.
»t h , Llnco'n Houwt
L. U.
,b
f a
Mrs, C. I,. Con.lFlorida, coming from Colorado, where
Pettvs, \\. S. McFaddcn, A. L.
ltl - ’
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i
hur, *or tho winter.
ho was engaged in the newspaper
McFaddcn and W. R. McCauley.
Notice to Dog Owners
.... . . .
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, , ,, I New Stock h o h o Mo tires business.
K7, Vai pint fruit Jar, at L P.
t
0Anyone
wanting grown dogs or First Methodist Church c f Sanford
E. H. Brown of Jacksonville,
McCuIlcr s.
5G-ft
G000 miles. •
9-2tc state manager of the Virginia Caeo- pup* cared for, <*u!l and see Mrs. an illustrated sermon for children •
Mr. Sam Younts and his bride
9-2tp on Sin.
-Dr. and Mrs. C. J.
Marshal lina Chemical Co., and Sales Mama- J. E. Vaughn*
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Christian Science services
•
arrived home on Sunday night are rejoicing in the birth of u little ger Carrol of tho samo firm, of
Senior League 8:30 P. M.
• will he held at the Woman’s
and are registered at the Seminole son, Thursday, Oct. lGth.
Prhacbing 8:30 P. M., subject, • Club, Oak avenue, between
Atlanta, are in the city on business.
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School Athletics
Hotel.
"M
i sing Link."
There will lie a, • Third and 1
The
many
Sanford
friends
of
Mr.
' r .V t ? r " ?
4000 pansy plants already or
The Freshman eirls of the Sanford
thirty minutes rung service pre-| • o ^ Sunday, morning nt 11 ♦
Hi !.* n Dort, you will like it. 4-t dered, who wants 4000 mop'
Brown are glad to w«i> him nerdn
limit 11■ftt! "’cffaUonge'i the
reeding the preaching .
and
U
>
know
that
ho
lias
uttnined
•
oclock.
4.8*tf *
w
I. ^
J. R. aiuwuri.
y-2lc
girls of tiie Senior Class for a Bas
Come nnd wnr-bip with u
this position in the fertilizer world.
spent the week-end in Sanford.
ket Ball match Monday afternoon
Burn to Mr. and Mrs. Mike
fur yourself and others.
A 'ljj'is-jat 1 o'clock on th e , school court.
Complete stock Diamond tires SfolnolT n finr hsby hoj. Mike is* Barr;. Br-iwn. oi me St
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C. W. White, P. C.
bight Tire Co
FiZ-ti
neuiinyr « nig smile ir, cor.'cqiit m e. [tine Record, i. K. hilzgenjd, of Both classes have good teams and
tiie Daytona Gazette aijd Ills wife the game promises to he very InSt ale und County Licenses
Rvlurl Hebipson is at home again,
The Ladies' Union of th er£ on nnd
little son and Mr. Ward of tervting. Everybody welcome.
State and County Licenses arc
»ft. r receovoru: his discharge fro m ' gngational Chlurch will hold their
Baboons Flercn Fighters.
the navy. He war. in the Hospitul, anmmj bazaar Dec. 13. Pu.eC to Chicago, representing the Wnrd ag
When they are being hunted with now dufc for the period beginning
ency ^or newspapers, were in tiie
Tiie season for football is here dogs an old bnl*ooti that Is eornered October 1st.
Unit u Harrisburg, Pa.
be announced iuter.
S-ttc
city Sunday enroutc home front and the High School hoys are hero seizes an nttacker with j»ne hand by
Jno. D. Jitikins,
Kid a Dort, you will like it. 4-t
Mrs. W. C. Munsey und little the meeting of the South Florida with tiie goods. They will have
the nearest limb, und, gathering up u ITax Collector Seminole County 7-ltc
Mr. P. B. Hull of I’ alatkn spent daughter Alice returned on Tuesday press association.
a. practice game with the town fold of skin in the other hand, tears It
the wt cl:-end with friends in this from Jacksonville,' after a short
Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Langley team Friday and next week they i off, and throwing aside his victim,
I
Boost
visit.
, ✓
city.
have iirrivcd in the city und will he play the Orlnndo High School tcum. j waits for the next. In tills way ho
Leon's Auto Transfer. All trains
Rooms for light hounekeeping in the guests of Dr. Langley's brother,
Doris fer everybody. Bryan Auto
Prof C. S. Oglivio Is roach for will often kill severnl dogs before he met. Phone 91. H otel Carnes.
gives up tiie fight.
outskirts
of
city,
soft
water.
Suit*
Co
4-tf
F. B. Langley, at 411 Park avenue. the S. H. S. football team nnd lu* Is
67-tf
aide
for
parties
'with
car.
No
smell
Mr. McClain of Hnltimorc, repDr. Lnngley will occupy the offices putting the l,u>n in gytxl ithupe for
Ws-e Artists In Brick-Making.
rc-enting the Isaac Hamburger Tai children. Phone 18.1 W o, enquire |, the PeJf.lw Bunk building for- the approaching season which o|hmih
.at
.. /Chero-Coia
' I . . . . . . ( '„ l.. plant.
O ■>(„
’
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Babylon,
at the height of her great
9-2tp
loring establishment, will lie at
morly occupied by Dr. Puleston with a game between Sanford and
ness,
hnd
nothing
to learn from tho
Mr. J. A. Rumbley returned on us soon as.they can he made avail* Orlando High School trams next
Woodruff & Watson’s for severnl
most modern innki r of bricks In the
week.
Tucsdnv from Evergreen, Ain., where aide.
days.
matter of the durability of her prod
...... ■
Pint Masqn fruit jars at L. P. he had been called by hi* mother’ s
uct; whilst the modern maker of
A "w einie" roast and marshmallow
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illness.
bricks has still much to tenrn from
JU'Culler's.
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roast, given by Miss Addle IUvvs
Hall Players Leave
Babylon
In the mutter of those won
Pansy
Plants*
nre
now
ready
for
at
Lake
Harney,
was
one
of
the
Burney
Childs,
the
popular
right
Mr. Joe Hamilton spent Sunday
derful
colored
glazes by which the
$1.00 *per hundred delightful events of the week among fielder, left Monday night for Bir
in Sanford, from Tampa while on sotting out.
Babylonish hrlekmaker added to thu
plains.
Phone
Mrs.
J.
R.
Stewart
tiie younger people. Going out in mingham, Alu.
his way to Charleston.gorgeousness of the city of Hurgon and
814 Myrtle Ave.
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9-2tc cars the twelve couples
toasted
Clyde Chapman left Tuesday for Nebuchadnezzar.
Buy Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co.
Tho DupUcnte Card Club will re marshmallows nnd roasted weinies school.
65-tf
organize next Thursday with n fare to their hearts content on the shore
Philips Old Drug Store Stand
Mr. and Mrs. Jus. Mitchell of
Words That Are Most Used.
well bridge luncheon for Mrs. S. of ; the hike. .Mr. Rincs chaper
Sanford High Football Team
Titusville were guests of the Misses
It is declared by a philologist that
oned the crowd.
Hutchinson on Saturday, while cn Puleston.
Sanford High School's chances nine words do one-fourth of our verb
Phone Orders also Taken
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly were
Mrs. F. H. Taylor of Enterprise
route to Urlando.
for the state championship in font- al work. The nine most useful words
is spending a. few days with Mrs. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. G.
at Hotel Carnes
hall never looked brighter than they nro: And, lie, have, It, of, the, to, will,
Dr. D. C. Wnrd, Osteopath is in
you. The 34 more thnt. with these
A. E. Phillips apd Mrs. S. O. Smith at Oviedo Wednesday after do this yonr. Professor
Ogilivie
Sanford on Monday, Wednesday
nine, do hnlf our literary work, are:
noon nnd night. They went to
Shinhnlster.
l has a husky - bunch of material About, nil. ns, at, hut, can, come, day,
and Fr ay of each week.
68-tf
the‘
home
of
Mr.
nnd
M
rs.,
Clurk
Mr. N. H. Garner nnd his daugh
out every evening und ufter two dear, for, get. go, hear, her, If, In, me,
Mr. W. M. McKinnon and Mr.
ter, Mrs. J. B. Luwsun returned on Clurk’s Lake in the afternoon weeks hard practice the team is much, not, on, one, sny, she, so, that,
Sam Bradford spent Sunday at
from n brief visit to Tampa on caught some fine trout, cooked them assuming shape.
there, they, this, though, time, we,
the McKinnon cottage at Day
ur the Clurk house and hnd a fine
Wednesday,
with,
write, your.
Trying out for center is John
tona Beach.
time generally nl this delightful
N. II. Currier nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
Musson, n solid wall ngninst which
Quurt Mason fruit’ jais at L. P.
J. B. Lawson were in Tampa several place.
the o|q>osition will plunge in vain
Securing Life's Joys.
McCuller's.
5G-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis of
days of the week the guests of Mr.
while on the guard Kink Barber
The
life
that knows no setbacks is
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart nnd Mrs. F. S. DuigeY, Sr.
Orlando were in the city Sunduy.
and Bill Daily look good. Ed. rare Indeed. Even In fiction nnd thu
are spending severnl days In Tampa
Mr. and Mrs. Davis formerly re
‘Moyc nnd
Sherman Moore ard out movies n thread of sadness Is woven
For, Sale— At Once.. • Slightly
before returning to their homo in
sided at Okeechobee City and were
used Olds Six. At bargain Herbert
for tackle nnd ure making a good Into the garment of gnyety. But when
Lake City. Mr. Stewart was the
also residents of Winter Garden,
showing. On end Bill Moyc is tho story ends or the curtain falls our
Sullivan, Phone, 22.
9-2tp
popular second baseman uf^ the
where they, conducted tho Winter
sighs give way to smiles, for every
Mrs. If. G. Geiger has returned Garden newspaper. Mr. Davis is demonstrating how thut position thing turns out happily after all. Let
Sanford bull team.
to her home ir» Atlanta nfter spend well known in the newspaper pro should bd held, while the other us neevpt what comes and bo brave
The Daughters of Wesley will hold
ing two weeks with her
sister, fession nnd Mrs. Davis has been end is being contested for by sev and cheerful. Life holds out golden
their annual bazaar and a iooked
Mrs. George Davie Hart, on Sanford helping horn on the Mcrgenthnlcr eral.
Joys to each one of us, hut if we do
food sale Saturday, Nov. 22, 1919.
our part to secure them we should
Heights.
In
the
back
field
Rube
Mason
linotype.
Place announced later.
6-tf
ph on e in
holds • Fullback while' Left Half not Moms fate or circumstances lor
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lewis nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Papl Keclcy moved
tho
showing
tlyit
wo
make.
Is Glen Lingle nnd Right Half
Mrs. Deane Turner
motored to
Sunday School Association
into town from Luke Mary on
Ablett Srnythe. Tho back field will
Geneva on Sunday spending the
Saturday and are temporarily lo
The Sanford Sunday School Asso average over 155 pounds und play
day with Mrs. C. A. Raulorson.
oted at the home of Mrs. Henry
ciation met at the Methodist church
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. R. Eldrldgo Aunday afternoon to'com p le te its tho game excellent. A faster hunch
Wight, until the completion of their
is hird to find. Harvey Parrish Is
bungalow at -Magnolia avenue nnd havo returned to Sanford for the organization. . Tho committee on pitying quarter and filling the po
winter after spending the Hummer nominations however, requested more
Tenth street.
months in the North. They nre time for preparing the slate for sition well.
Fall Millinery .Showing
The manager is in correspondence
again located in their home
at
First full showing trimmed models
with
several teams and n game
Panin.
now on display at Quality Shop.
with
Orlando
here on Oct. 21 is
Mrs. It. C. Bower nnd mothe’ ,
3-tfc
i
probable.
Mrs. Harry Ward, will leave Sun
•Mr. Corbett Hutchinson has rcday for Indinnapolls, Ind., where
turnnl fr„m Smithhurg, Maryland,
they will spend reverul weeks the
Wedding Bells.
wl.ere he has been engaged In packguests of relatives nnd friends.
A
marriage
of much interest
*r-F Unit this summer.
Mr. und Mrs. George II. Rice
to *bcir mnny friends in Sanford
of Worcester, Mass., will
arrive
wns that of Miss Emily Stevens
on Saturday to visit their daugh
to
Nolan Thomas Graves, which
ter, Mrs. Raymond Key, later going
took place in Jacksonville Thurs
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to Tangerine to spend the winter.
day,
October
1st.,
at
the
home
Commencing Sunday, Scpl.
of the groom's sister, Mrs. II. C.
Tho Ladies Guild of the Episcopa
There arc many ways in which a good,
2l8t, the Schiinolc Hotel will
McMullen. The bride is a charm
Fire
church expect to hold u bazaar and
ing,
lovely
girl,
tho
neico
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Mr,
fair for three afternoons nnd nlghtn
put on a special Sunday
strong Bank may be of valud to me.
and Mrs. H. R. Stevens of this
Automobile
of Dec. ind, 3rd and 4th in tho
Dinner for $1.00.
city.
Our unalterable p olicy is td be of the greater; possible
Parish House.
l*tf
Theft
Ml. Graves is a young, man of
value to the largest possible num ber o f people, regardless o f
Mr. Henry McLuulin fell Monday
(Table D’ Hole)
sterling qualities, and both young
night to attend tho meeting of
whether or not they are customers of ours.
Liability
people are well known in this city,
the Retail Jewelers Association, which
Our waifarc is dependent on the welfare o f this com
where each resided for u number of
will be held at the Seminole Hotel,
Collision
years.
Jacksonville on the Mth.
m unity, so we have n vital interest in each individual who
Mr. and Mrs. Graved will make
com poses jt.
WHEN YOU THINK OF CAN
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their
home in Jacksonville.
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In honor of the approoahing mar
riages of Misses Blanche and Beulah
Spurling, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Thornton entertained at dinner on
Sunday night. Guests of the neeaeion in addition to the bridesfo-be, were Mr. W. I. T. Stringer,
of Orlando, nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Gocrge Wells of this city.
Do not liclilate to call on tin whenever we may be o f
service.
During (he week days they
will serve a Merchants Lupch
for 75c.
the business meeting, Every mom
her is urgently requested to in
present. Refreshments will lie scrv
ed.
Recorder.
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PAGE SIX
Never
Be Sorry
For ttlling the truth.
For confessing your sins.
For thinking before acting.
For being kind to the' poor.
— t ur " neuri ng " Di'TGre ‘ judging."
For forgiving your enemies.
For helping a fallen brother.
For being candid and frank.
For thinking before speaking.
For being honest in business.
For standing by your principle*.
For stopping your ears to gossip.
For harboring only pure thoughts.
For bridling a slanderous tongue.
For putting the best construction
on the doings of others.
progressives of the county will get
busy al-^bnce and infuse new life
into this body, It is impossible
tb have anything in tile county
oi in this city without an active
board of tr
r If *he mere men of this city
do not get busy soon the ladles of
the Woman’s Club will run it right
over them when it comes to making
•uipi ovemeiita and tiut.n:ng tip the
town. The ladle* are full of pep
and they are going after a new
eiuh house. n nnvmon on th» Vic
tory Boulevard and many other
things greatly needed here.
That Which might havd'beeii a fatal
dlsasterous wreck, hnpjiened to Mr.
and -Mrs, E. E. Hogan Sunday night.
Mr. Hogan went to Oviedo to take the
A. C.
train crew, leaving Sanfprd
about ten thirty I*. M.Mrs. Hogan
accompanied just for a ride in the new
Heo Jitrcy Bus; Aflrr delivering the
passengers, and nn the retutn trip for
Sanford, they were running along aliout
twenty five miles per hour, on the good
road, when a hog ran out of the thicket
directly in front of the rar. So dose the
For the dollar you gave to the
driver had no timedo dodge the hog.
cause of Christ.
The right wheel struck the animal,
For living the Christian life. Ex
and threw the car to one side, which at!
change.
that place’ U a swamp. Tin' car and
occupants \,vnl down the hank, which ^
* I was aide to 11nil a lot of my Is about twelve or fifteen feet fill. The*,
friends and acquaintances today car turned bottom sid<> up in the thicket I
that have been spending* the sum of trees and stumps. Mr. and Mrs. J,
mer at Holden Pnrk.
Hogan managed la trawl out through
the wreckage, cl'.'.'JVercd that they were
* A good show window is the life able *o stand nnd walk. They walked
of a business and I want to urge three miles to Wagner, and Mr. Driggers
my business friends to pay /non* o.ok litem back to Sanford. They were
attention to window dressing than Lcth cat and bruised very badly, but
’ uklly no bunts broken. Dr. Tolar
ever b 're.
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and
Mrs
Hogan
ere
alive
and
nidi*
to
* You hear a lot these days about
lie
about
The
car
wa*
damaged
to
the country going to the deminirjon bow wows but
v»- mej quite at*, extent cv*y r.nr time w the
fji.r I- Tr*.* it war pulled f: tr. the .".vamp
say
they cannot see bow anyone could
try is too big to have the hvdrahave been in it at the time of the
phobia
whatever that i*.
accident nnd gotten
out
alive
No one rlaimrelthe pig , or wanted to
*. • An old friend of mine asks
pay fer it.
the following question and answers
it himself
When is the winning
of a pennant not a winning? Ans
wer, when Orlando deals the cards.
(Continued from Pngo 9)
\ Burt’s Bunk in the sporting
column of the Tampa Tribune is was voted to be the best substi
well and rightly named. It is tute for the brick.
‘‘ bunk’ ’ pure and simple.
The Mtss*onnry Society of the
Baptist Church met at the home
* Several tilings have transpired of Miss Dixon Wednesday after
lately in this mar,*' town that make noon.
me think that Sanford people should
On last Friday afternoon there
stand together, live in Sanford was a lawn party given at the
and board at the same plnce and Methodist parsonage. The party
keep their money at.hom e. Money w^as given in honor of Master
spent elsewhere will never help to George Canwford liv his S. S.
build up Sanford.
teacher ax a reward lor doing the
most efficient work in his class
• Tl\e Sanford Herald is having during the month.
troubles trying to get printers for
The Missionary Society of the
the daily paper and the manage Methodist Church held their regu
ment tell me that they cannot lar meeting at the club house Monstart a daily with t he present duy afternoon. Although there was
force nnd they are all ready to a small attendance quite an inter
start as soon ns the printers arrive. esting discussion on China was
Here’s hoping they get here this held. It was decided to have a
week.
special service next Monday. Miss
Switzer, of Ortandu, has been in
* Well, commission manager form vited to he present and speak at
of government carried at the elec this service and a freewill offering
tion und the new form will go into will he taken for missions,
etTcct and the new commi loners
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Argo went
will take their seats on January to DeLand Sunday, accompanied
first. It’ would he well for the peo by Edward, who was returning
ple to make up their minds to give to school after a week’s sickness.
(he new form of government and
the commissioners their best suUPSALA
port and regardless of whether
Our Sunday School opened the
you were f"r ur against a change first Sunday in October with a fair
to keep right on being n good attendance. It was followed
by
citizen. This is still your town nnd a sermon by Rev. Albertson of
will be what you make it.
DeLand. Next Sunday the 19th
of October, we expect to be favored
* There is much cleaning up o f 1with a sermon by Rev. Brower of
the yards and streets going on hut the Congregational church. We hope
there could lie more of it before the there will he a good number out
winter season sets in. We are going to hear this scholarly and Christian
p.
to have more strangers in our minister. Sunday School at 3
midst than ever before and it be m. fust time and preaching at 4
hooves us to clean houses before p. m. Upsala Presbyterian church.
their arrival.
Of lute Mr. Cnmphcll of the
railroad shop bought Orvin LindGoing by the Ford Garage the guist’s place. He will . make this
other day 1 thought the war was hb home.
on again and the Tank Corps had
All the shop boys have autes
been mobilized for action but it now. It looks well for the boys
was only a fleet of Fordson Trac us some say there is no need of
tors gathered by Captains Wil their strikes. When they get better
liams and Higgins to make an as pay than some ministers why should
sault on the celery lands of the they complain?
Sanford section.
May I have a few more lines in
your good paper?
^ The Valdez Hotel and the Court
I heard a person say the other day
House look fine on South Park
that if the Germans won the war
avenue but there are some other
he had no further use for Chris
buildings in that vicinity that look
tianity, Such an one seems to
like—welt, you know what I mean.
doubt whether God reigns in this
world, is this correct? Man is
T l never get a chance to go hunt a failure, not Christianity. If wr
ing myself but there was
n rime bad followed the principles of the
when i did like this spurt and it Great Founder of Christiun religion
grieves me greatly to learn from left us would there have been such
some of my country friends that un awful war as we have * lately
the people arc shooting game before passed through? The Herald ungels
‘ the season opens. We need the announced at the birth of our
g, eervirea of a game warden right Lord Peace on earth, good will
now and the m»*n who want fair to men. Even if that much had
play should gel busy and demand been practiced it would have been
" ■ mu*.
enough to bring the world into
harmony with itsojf. it is because
• The Board of Trade is waking of tin* total disregard of the truthi
tip again nnd I hope that the that the Savior of mankind incul-
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catod that We have a world at war
and strife as at present. The pruc
tlco of such principles that the
Prince of Peace brought _ to ua
would put nn end to ail the* strikes
In the shops nnd all these bickerings
and wranglings in congress would
ccasr. When every man would prac
tice the carol of justice and righ
teousness. Wc pray that the time
may soon come when the sword
shad be iieaten into the plough
share.
On Saturdat afternoon Mrs. B.
W. Herndon chairman of the Wel
fare Department of tho Woman's
Ciutiy field aJ called meeting of the
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purpose of outlining 'the wintoria
work. A round table discussion
proved interesting, and the ofliceru
left the mcctina full of enthusiasm
and inspiration. An open meeting
will he held at the club on Wed-,
nesduy afternoon to which the par
ents and teachers of tho city have
been inviicd.
The Evans Seed Co.
Wholesale anti Retail Seed Merchants
LIVE OAK, FLORIDA
When you are needing field and garden seed of any
description, large or smnll lots, write us for prices.
Celery Seed Our Specialty.
Not Like a Circus,
Herbie' volunteered to take Me
aunt* otit wnivim* They r.crri to too
big museum, nnd ono aunt naked, "I
wonder If they chnrge ndmlaslon."
Herbie fcassured them:
"Oh, no,
aunty, you don't have to pay here,
We can without a doubt
save you money by buying sped from Live Oak.
seed are tested seed.
Our
Before placing your orders
elsewhere §end us a liqt, of your requirements and let
us show y<)u where *.vc cau auve you " D i g money."
LADIES’ GOWNS
MONDAY 9 30 A. M.
Lace Sale. For Monday, Sjieclal lace edge
and Insertion
n
Values to lOe
*</>
yard, special
tlV Limit—6 y*ards to customer
Our fine of Ladles' Muslin and
Outing Gowns for this season
is very com
plete. See our
special f o r
OCTOBER TWENTIETH
W e take pleasure in calling your special attention to our New
Fall Stock consisting of the most desirable wears and makes in
the seasons latest dictations.
W e are daily receiving special
shipments by express. D o not fail to see the many extra.spedal
vaiueS" M onday “October 20th. .* .’ .’ .’ V ,’ .’ .’
SILK SPECIALS - MONDAY - SUITING SPECIALS
NEVV SELECTIONS—SATINS'
CHIC SUITINGS
For Monday wt* have a :pecinl Fall Showing of yard-wide Satin* all
Silk Back, in the mast desirable plaids, checks and
( D O ^7CT
Mrijx* combinations. As a sjiecial numlier we have
^
tlieso prict'd a yard
For .VJnnday selling wo will have a special line of Suitings 36*in. wide
in a choice selection of plaids. These are very jkjjiuJar at this time. Sjiecial value a yard only
TAFFETA SPECIALS
SHEPHERD CHECKS
V*-in Taffeta Silks. This is a very desirable number in all Silk TafTcta.
Colors, Black. White, Taupe, Steele, Navy. Conen(? * 0 J A
hagen, Light Blue and Uld Hose and Pink. Sjieclally
priced a yard...
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This is u very sjieriul number for the price. 3S-in.
wide Shejihcui Checks in medium and larger size check.
For Monday your choice a yard only....... *........ ..... .
FA LI. POPLIN.**
SILK FAILLE
This is going to lie a very
popular weave In silks for this fall.
J pom
yard w ide in a full line of colors. Black. White. Taujxr,
Steele, Brown, Navy, Jolfre, Light Blue, Old Rose,
Pink. We have this sjiecial lot Silk Faille priced a yd.
’ There is not any material on the market os jiopular or scarce. A yard
wide poplin in n nice mercerized finish. We were for
tunate in securing a complete fine of titU jiopular mu/ir e
terial in Tfiack, White, Navy, Copenhagen, Olive.
ra M f4
For Monday your choico a yard ......
Comes
$1.39
OUTING FLANNEI.S
BLACK TAFFETA SPECIAL
We will have on Sjiecial Sale
Monday, one jiieco 36-in. Blark
TalTeta Silk while it lasts at yard
$2.25
JAPONIKA SILKS
This is n very Sjiecial Value in 36-in. width
Silks for un inexpensive^ evCTO
ening gown in the most desirable
n M i*
shades. Sjiecial |irice a yard
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: You Would Be in Style You
Must Have At l.cast Dnc Tai
lored Frock.
Select this model,nil
make it up in n.;vy
blue serge or trico
tine and you vyill lie
charmed.
All the newest style
ideas in the
PICTORIAL
POPLIN 40r.
CRETONNES
CREPE DE CHINE 75c.
PATTERNS
36-in wide Silk Mixed Crcjie DcChine in white.
This Is esjiecjally nice for evening
gowns nnd line underwear. Wc
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nave marked this at the sjicrlal
price a yard only......... ........... .
for
NOVEM BER
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House Furnishings— Specials!
72-IN TABLE DAMASK
This is a beautiful quality, genuine Irish finish Snow bleached table
damask 72-in. wide. Sjiecial value for Monday
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$1*49
TABLE DAMASK
We are also showing another sjiecial number, heavy
mercerized table damask in .an imjiorted jialtern.
Special value Mondny
TABLE NAPKINS
For Monday we will have n sjiecial assortment of Najikinx in mercer
ized Half Linen and All Linen, either hemmed or not
-f A A A
hemmed. These are good values for 51.69 $2.50
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52.98 $1.98 $7.00
ETC.
Till* is freshening uji time of the year and our
attractive line of Cretonne* and
art denims will add that fresh
fk O
new touch. Sjiecially priced u
yard, 39r 43c 69c..
R E V I E W
We were fortunate in securing this numlier in
poplin so that it can lie sold in Black, White, Navy,
Jofre, Light Blue, Old Hose, Pink
Your choice
‘ ole a yard
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We are now showing a complete assortment
ig* in Strijies,
of outings
Ftrijies Plaids, Checks, both light
and dark, also solid colors.
These are wonderful values
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
See our two special line.* of
Men’s Negligee Shirts.
Line numlier one
$1.98
Line Number two
$1.80
and war tax 18c.
This is a beautiful Satin Strijie
shirt.
FALL NECKWEAR
This is a splendid e.jqiort unity
secure your new Fall Neck
wear at a money saving price.
Sjiecial for
Monday 35r
and
65c
HALF HOSE
Monday we will have on sale
n sjilendid assortment of men’s
LUIn and Fibre Silk half hose in
Black, nml colors.
35c, 69c a n d
MEN’S OVERALLS
We have *just received a shijiment of Men’s "Union Made"
Overalls and Jumjiers. Also a
full line of Work Shirts.
SHOES
BATH TOWELS
We are showing a com pi etc line of Bath Towels,
Specially priced for 20c 25c 33c 39c 4 9 c............:.. .....
SILK UNDERWEAR
New Line of Ladies’ Silk Undrrwmr just received, These dainty garments
will interest
any lady, Pricex
from $1.98 to
$10.00
65c
Wo have some very choice numbers in Men. Women and Children's
Shoes. Pumjw and Oxfords and we arc in jiosition to save you money.
See our sjiecial values. •
MONDAY 9 30 A. M.
MONDAY 9 30 A. M.
Roller Toweling. Special value, 20c yard, MondayV sale
os a leader a
yard
Sjiecial I>ot Bath Towels, bleach
ed wc will
-4 A
nlace on sale
I 2LA
(Quantity Limited.'
(Quantity Limited)
14c
OUTING GOWNS
We have just received some
s|iecial numbers in Children’s Out
ing Gowns. Sizes1 1
i year to
14 years. Spec
ial prices 9Jic
to
$1.69
(INCORPORATED)
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SANFORD HERALD
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113 EAST FIRST STREET, SANFORD
you straight, that without it you'll
never c«'t anywhere.
l i 'i really
to think' fi
nithitjft__ nlA*
stunts
might have
Is Needed By Every Town That Expects
been put over with a bang; have
To Forge Ahead
none to smash all n.i account of u
bird havin' it In for somebody
rise, or one guy boldin' out on a
(From the Florida Grower)
on account of a lot of moss-backJ hum Idea and refusin' to adopt
huck-passin' sons of Runs that ought a better one just because it happened
Dear Billy:
to be ridden on
rail nnd brought to he presented by som ebody else.
Awhile hack I had a lot of back to earth or up-to-date and
You know how it goes; the gang
inort heaving the heavy harpoon
will
get together, everybody sittin'
jn certain directions where I felt
pretty
and things bubblin' along
it might do some good. I made a
as
happy
as a brook, then along
|?t nf frie n d s and n few enemies,
will
come
Kill Splvins with a sugind know of one or two instances
Gestion that a park be built on the
»hcre folks and things benefited
square near the depot; it's a granii
M o result of my labor*. No, son,
little
idea and everybody is strong
| ain't tryin’ to slip myself a hunch
for
it
Then
some guys train of through
ul posies, , I in just statin facts,
on
the
narrow
gauge, and he'll lean
for several months now I have
over
and
whisper
something *in the
been so doggoned busy with otho
next
guy's
ear
about old man
Stints that I’ v had to put my
Spivins
tryin'
to
put something
old harpoon in the discard, but
over,
any
poor
booh
could see
here's where 1 haul it out once
through
his
little
scheme;
doesn't
more, wipe the rust off and take
he own the adjoining lot, an' would
n’ t a park thrre double its value?
Sure it would! What does he think
we are anyhow, a flock of simps,
stand for that raw stuff? Well,
I guess not, and bingo; the whole
stunt is put out of commission,
the town never gets its pnrj(, and
bpivins gets a fine reputation (or
himself as a first cia33 grafter
for merely tryin’ to be helpful
and cooperate In puttin' his town
across. That’s the kind of stuff
that’s boldin' ’em back today, Billy,
a lot of us are so doggoned selfish
and narrow-minded we binder our
own best interests and those of
our fellow men by .tryin’ to keep
some other guy down.This may sound like pretty rough
chatter nnd maybe it is, but ut the
same time I got a good fat huneh
that it’s mighty close to correct
' 1 sure do hate to say it, Billy,
and I just naturally got to get it
but there are a lot of towns in this
off my chest.
good old state of ours, taggin’
Now nnd then some fellow will
slung behind the procession, and
blow into our otllce, maybe a pros
mmin’ up the whole parade all
pective investor with a hank roll
as fat ns a blanket and be in lookin'
for
n place to stick it where there
m
x x g m
m
x M
m
m
m
m
is some promise of a reasonable
return and he asks about your
particular town. We tell h im 'it ’s
a good little* village and suggest
that he hop a train and give it
the doublc-o—right away he asks
"wko is the Secretary of the Hoard
of Trade?" and we scratch our
head, look blank and stutter, "there
ain't any," and ho sglya "w hy ain't
there?" and not wnltin to call any
| W e Buy Only the Best o f ||
| Meats, Therefore W e Sell j|
| Only ithe Best.
Compare
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Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 17.— Per
haps the farRest single livestock
.exhibit at the Florida State Fair
and Exposition at Jacksonville, No
vember 22-23, will be from Marlon
enunty, which during the last three
years has taken immense stridrx
in cattle and swine production.
The general offices of the fair here
has received a reservation from
Manager Beuhlcr of the Anthony
Farms for .15 pens in the Live
Stock Division in which ho will
display nearly a hundred head of
cattle, horses and jacks.
Mr. Deuhlcr's request is for space
to accommodate the following ex
hibits:
Three pens for fat stock, 15 bead
to a pen, total 45 head; one pen
for Hub) Ileef; 12 pens for regis
tered Angus; 4 pens for registered
I’ ercbeons; one pen for registered
Percheon stallion; 4 pens for draft
horses; two pens for jacks; G pens
for jennets and two pens for- a
mare and colt.
That the Live Stock Division
of the fair will ho probably the lar
gest livestock display ever arrang'd i
f«r a fair in the Southeast now
appears certain. The buildings have
been ••iilurged •to accommodate a
50 per cent increase in the number
of exhibits over last year and tl
will lie necessary for the fair asso
ciation to immediately construct
additional buildings to house the
displays. It is considered quite pos
sible tlut there will ho a 100 per
cent increase in this department.
This condition applies to every
department of the fair. The County
Exhibits Division already is full
nnd several late reservations are
expected. The Poultry Division and
the Pet Stock Division, the Indus
trial Division and the Woman’s
Work Division all will bo overflowing
with high-class exhibits.
All railroads entering Jackson
ville are oflering attractive low
round-frip rates to the city during
the fair with iiheral stop-over priv
ileges.
Let us inspect your battery free. W e are experts
on cleclrical (roubles. Scientific repairing anil re
charging done. W e can lake your old battery and
make it as good ns new nnd guarantee it for six
months. We also have expert mechanics to over
haul or repair your car.
Sanford Battery Service Company
L. A. RENAUD, Prop.
203 Oak Ave.
Phone 189
Hill Hardware Co.
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Hand
Cultivators
M cW horter
Fertilizer
Distributors
There Are None Better
See
Chinese Method of Beckoning,
The Chinese do not beckon as "*o
do, with the palm of the hand turned
up, the finger curled ami the Inuexfinger
successively
bending
a.id
straightening They beckon with ‘ no
fingers curled downwards, sleeping
the whole hnnd vigorously buck uud
forth.
Us
Before
Placing
Your
Order
Hill Hardware Co
x These Prices W ith Others $
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Lug op Lamb
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Lamb Chops
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Mutton Chops
Veal Chops
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IX THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
volume
xi
AiUUU, FLORIDA, ViUiMV, OCTOBER 10, |»19
last g a m e s o f
SERIES THIS WEEK
th, place of baseball, the warm
|un of sum m er-tim e continues to
w»rm the enthusinsm of tho fnns
thav are ju st as eager to sec
tl, ••Serious" n s they were the
owning g a m e s of the season. The
*»rm weather mny bo rcsponsiblo
for som e of the objectionable feai
pulled off here and in Orlando
jt two of the gar)l?s and although
Sanford w on t h e game here Friday
it was protested and declared forffitei b e c a u se the um pire had realon to b e lie v e th a t the halls were
being e m o rie d or doctored and asked
for new halls. Sanford 'officials re
fused to acede to his request -nil
the gam e was called ju st when
Sanford was mopping up with Orhr.ao an d t h e fans w r r v disappointed
in com ing .-onto of t h e m rotlc-t to
lee a good g a m e ‘an d \ ~ v e their
alterr.oon of pleasure spoiled, i t
.* to be regretted th a t anyone should
1 « e their head at a ball game and
rill a n y names. T his . happened
here a n d was exploited in the
Orlando papers and se n t broadcast.
The s a m e thing happened the next
day in Orinndo and nothing was
iiid about it, which in the difference
in the opinion of tho papers of
Orlando nnd Sanford, we acknowedge that some of our fnns and some
of the officials were hnsty in their
actions and hot-headed and th a t
they did things which cold judg
ment r o n d e m m e d , even In their
own y iin d s , nnd they are sorry
for it. Orlando, however, needs
lotrythc penitent’s seat also und the
:eat in the head is not confined
o Sanford alone. And neither town
an he judged by tho actions of
bove Class I) why don’t they
rove it and shut up. W hat we
sr.t just now is hall playing and
ot to much protesting. And since
'rlsndo papers choose to pass up
lie criticism in the T am pa Tribune
» give it below:
“OF ALL T H E / n’EAKS TH A T
I’.E ahhnrahle none quite nnuscles us as much as the fellow who
Lies behind u bleacher ticket to
hall game and heaps personal
mre on a hall player th a t ‘he
oubin't dare whisper outside of
sc park. We don’t believe In a
'»<ly ball player a n d ono has no,
*ov on the park b u t when any
O' thinks his pnsteheurd is license
1 get personal 'i t ’s tim e to take
tion. The police of Orlando should
ive invited th a t fun, who called
hapman ’yellow’ S atu rd ay , to leave
e stand and if the police fail in
time like that th ey should shut
SnnforditcB, changing th e wulkovcr
confidence the Orlando fans had
nfter th e occurrence of Friday*
Cocho was not hit hard through
tho i[ame but yielded in the pin
ches, finally leaving the mound
in the eighth when Hnynes went
in. Register twirled for Sanford
and was hit rather freely in the
early p art of the game, but tigh
tened down in the pinches.
In th e opening stanza while Cha|>inan was in for his turn at the bat
he came to the bleachers and re
quested one of the funs to lay ofT
kidding him about being yellow
b u t the fan refused and Chapm an
took his swing but the police pro
tection prevented any further dis
turbance.
Orlando brought first blood in
the last half of the opener when
Schuyler hit over second, advanced
to the keystone on M artin’s hit
tho lust half of the opener when
over first, to third when Moon
filed to rig h t, and scored on Blount's
In the th ird Sanford crossed the
plate twice. Register singled through
C orcho nnd
when Stew art
lined (o the lift foul line for the
Corcho Ascends
In the seventh the haloon went
up nfter one was down. Banville
walked. Johnson filed out to left.
Register poled his third single of
the dny over second. S tew art was
hit by Corcho. Thompson hit one
into Corcho who only knocked it
down. C hapm an walked nnd Walk
er was safe when M artin booted
a roller, scoring the last two mon.
Crow ended the rally' w ith ea fiy
to left. D uring the day Corcho
lot two halls go through him for
hits.
O rlando threatened in the third
with ^ h it and a walk with a runner
on third and one down. Tho next
tw o w nt out easy routes. The
score:
*
S anford—
AB R II PO A E
Stew art, 2 b ............ 4 2 1 0 3 0
T hom pson, s s ..... 6
1 2 5 0 0
Chupm nn, c .......... 4 0 1 -2 0 0.
Wnlkcr, If............ 4 0 0 2 0 0
Crow, 3 b .............. 4 0 0 1 5 0
Childs, rf ............ 5 0 0 1 0 0
Johnson, c f......... 4
0 0 1 1 0
Register. p....„.... 4 2 3 0 3 0
Totals
; O rlando —
E Thompson,
iI OWilliams,
If
* • _,
-^»uujitr,
CT .
•Sanford Won S aturday *
m
,nd°. Oct. 4.— Cochro lost his 2
Rsme to the Sanford Feds
°dny 6 to 1. I t wna the first »
l>v threo games played for the I £1
G R E A T , IS D EA D
Orlando .
'" 'n 000 10*- 4
Totals
31 i*> 10 27 20 3
**— Battou lor Johnson in nin th .
Score by innings:
*—Leach was hit by a b atted
Orlando
000 300 200—5 1 ball in fourth inning by Schuyler.
Totals
32 1 9 27 7 2 Sanford
....... 002 001 03x —6 j
Sum m ary Left on bases, SunScore by innings:
Sum
m
ary—Left
on bases' Orlando ford 5, Orlando 11 three-base hits,
Sanford .............. 002 000 400—£
Honestly we hate to do it. IJeitr
O rlando................... 100 000 000— 1 9, Sanford 4; two bake hits, Leach, I C hapm an; first base on balls, ofT Readers, weep with Orlando. Be
Sum m ary—Left on bases. S an Stephens, Childs, home runs, Steph-j Register 2 ; struck t ;t, by Regis- kind to a fallen hero. Mowers,
ford 9. Orlando 8. two base hits, ens; first base on halls olT L’llom rne-i ter 1, Hum phreys 9; sacrifice hits, slow music, curtains, good night.
Quinn; home runs, S tew art; hits, dieu 2, W ntts 3; struck o ut by C hapm an, Leach; stolen bases, C hap The idol of Orland o is dead, his
passed ball, Q uinn;
feet are, clay,
apportioned off, Corcho 7 in 7,, of L'llom m edieu 2, W atts 4: sacrifice mnn, Williams,
hii head is punk,
Crow aw#y with th e remains and bring
Hayes 1 in 2; first base of balls oil hits, Walker. Childs; stolen bases, double ploys.R egister 1 to
Tim e, 1:40. Um- o n .a n o th e r horse,
Register 2, Corcho 2, H ayes 2; Crow, C l.ildr, Johnson, Stew art, to Thom pson.
Dear old Humphries was driven ofl the mound
struck out by Register 1, Corcho Chapman, Thom pson, Wulker, Wil pire, Blackburn.
--------- —
^ y
at Orlnndo yesterday. Can you
1, Hayes
1; sacrifice hits,
Leach liams; wild pitches, W atts; butter
2 ; stolen bases, Chapm an 2, S teph hit, M artin. Time of game, 1:60. Skinny Walts W allops W ranglers I heat it? Driven off the mound
ens; b a tte r hit, Crow and Stcw nrt Umpire, B lackburn.
Sk’r.ry W atts had' the stuff W ed in iis home town with a thousand
by Corcho; double plays, Crow to
nesday anti had th e Orlando W rang- Iyelling fans trying to encourage
Thom pson to Bunville, M artin to
b rs eating out of his hand nil the him to "em ory" the hall, to pitch,
Leach; tim e of game 2 hours; um
way through. After nnuther pro tp do something to stem the tide.
hat
pire Blackburn; attendance G72. '
What
test President Rose decided th a t But, alas, he was not there. W
rvnil
fin ii.
a
fall
my
countrym
en,
mostly
coun
II
Walker nnd Thom pson could not
trymen
from
Orlando.
Bert
took
Sanford Takes Another / o ' 6
be played and they were l e t ‘ out,
Sanford snatched victory from
Little Chap taking the left field nnd the mound with all the confidence
Register the initial sack, and ju st and aplomb of Gen. Pershing tnklng
U prove to Oitunuo inut it m ade a kiss from K itty Dalton. He
;,n difference, they walloped them to fi'cd himself, preened his fe a th e r,
,,u r lth c tu n e of 3 to 1. Corcho, who Happed his wings, crowed long and
"*? took th e monnd for the visitors. loud ami put them over and our
whoop Im.xc
it j - v’^ven out of the g u u e b> the hoy** with a
diately
proceeded
to
put
them where
n»d terrific pounding of the Hanford
they
"wasn’t"
and
they
raced
around
>oso hoys, who landed on him nt will.
th
e’
Lascs
until
their
tongues
hung
He was replaced by Haynes who
ing tigiitened up enough to hold Snn- out. Hum phreys, tho idol, the man
l;
ford down to one run, b ut the who has won uvery game, tho Iron
\ E damnge was done. And then the Man, the Tin Man, tho Liberty
1 crowds went wild over Skinny W atts, Lonn Man, tho greatest pitcher
hom er and the .stuff was, called
1 who struck out 13 men, tying the th at ever came to Orlando tho
off. 'A nd though the game was
1 record for the Florida League and Orlando papers adm it it this great
protested a t the beginning tho Or
0 had th e great H um phreys been on and grand and noble hero went
lando fnns could not p ro test the
0 the m ound for the Orlando pro- over the top, was guased and was
fact th a t Sunford had put the ki
0 testers, Mr. Hum phreys would have carried to the rear for medical
bosh on their aspirations and th a t
0 been g iv en /a severe drubbing even treatm ent nnd Corcho took his
a t the end of the game already won
0 had it been his first. • The gentle* place nnd carried on the folorn
by the bold boys from Orange
0 man with the long and lean form hope. Corcho had no Liberty Loans
C enter. The score below dem on
0 Who goes by the
name of W atts in his pockets to pad his shoulders
stra te s th at- protests make 'n o dif
— could have put it all over H um ph- hut he did the best he could and
ference in the actual figures:
.Totals
3 rcys or any other pitcher in the when the amoko cleared away and
p league. And now th a t President the (ted Cross took the field with
O rlando—
AB II H PO A 'E Orlsndu—
Al
their stretchers the score was,. San
Williams, lf._ .... 5 1 1 2
00 Williams, If
5
ford 10, Orlando 1. W hat a slaughter
Schuyler, cf...;;...., 5 1 1
0 Schuyler,? cf
6
what a come down, w hat Bn"cmory"
M artin, as ........... 3 . 0 0 1 0
0 L’Hcmmodicu, 3b 4
finish,
what a sad, sad Into for the
Moore, rf.............. 5 0 2 4 0 ' 0 Moore, rf........ ... 4
boys
from
Orange Center, Florida.
Blount, l b ............ 4 0 0 8 0
0 Blount, H i........ 4
And
we
are
waiting for President
Quinn, c ..... •......... 4 1 0 4 2
1 Quinn, c._............... 3
Rose
to
"
p
ro
te
st" the gnme becapse
Stephens, 3 b . __ 4 ' 1 2 1 0
I Stephens, ss
4
Humphreys
could
not used the
Leach, 2b ........... 3 1 1 0
1 0 Leach, 2b
j. 3
L’llom m edieu, p 4 '0 2 2 4 0 Humphries, p
4
Totals
Sanford
Stew art,
Totals,...........3C
Score by innings
SanfcrJ.....
was adopted by a majority of fifty-five. All the vot
ers were not satisfied with this new charter, th at’s
why seventy-fiye voted against the adoption.
eople in Sanford who
her or not .we had iT
there were men who
•ell to any one th e privilege of
lying the epithet w ith im punity.
11 f«How believes ~ th a t, he can
plenty of tim e to tell it to
f»Py outside of th e ball park
rt' he can back it up. But ir.
park tho ball player, be it
ptnan or Schuyler, in entitled
,evcry protection possible and
Orlando club should see th a t
gets it, even if O rlando fans
1 have sportsm anship / enough
throw such u guy o ut before
Iclub or tjie police can act.”
"I again we ask all concerned
. ndcavor to he gentlem en no
fer how painful und let tho
r )U*" cl°*e with harm ony and
nntl Bood will between the
i towns, two of th e best ball
f" in ^ e U nited S tates, bar
[* Let the hand play.
fs
0 Walker, if
2 Crow, Gh
0 ; Childs, rf
0 Banville, 11*
0 ■W atts, p
0 Johnron, cl
Martin, ss
Moore, rf
Illount, II*
Quinn, c.‘
Stephens, 31*
Touch, 2l>
I Corcho, p ...
| Haynes, p ...*
NUMBER 8
" Right n ow there are people who are
NOT SATISFIED with the looks of
our Lake Front, hut just wait, it won’t
he long until you see plenty of grass,
trees and llowers growing along a boule
vard there.
But with all this satisfaction and dissatisfaction,
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE SATISFIED. Ask any
of them, they will tell you they are satisfied and stay
satisfied.
That’s because v e MAKE THEM SATIS
FIED , AND KEEP THEM SATISFIED. Let us
show you some of the nice things we have for you.
Society Brand, Campus Togs and N U Style Clothes from
hr $30.00 to $50.00 *
Jefferson and Berg Hats from
$4.00 to $7.50
Duhblehilt Clothes for hoys at
, •
$14.75, $16.75 and $18.75
STYLE
The very best line o]
furnishings, chuck fu
prices that are as low
dpn't try to make a
man. Plenty of sales
is a whole lot better
at bigger profits.
HEADQUAIlTEJtS
X X X
Birthday Party
In honor of tho 7th birthday of
her little daughter, W aunlta, Mrs.
W. A. M cMullen, entertained with
n charming p a rty on Ttm fday after
noon nt her home on Pnlm etto
avenue. Tw enty-one youthful guests
helped to celebrate the im p o rtan t
event, and m any lovely gifts *were
rereived by th young hostess.
A profusion of pink and white
fiawers gracefully arranged in vase*
adorned the rooms while the table
decoration was especially p ic tty .
Festtor.s o f . pink crepe p-por frcir.
the four corners cf tl.o dining1
room to the chandelier and draped
over windows nnd doors were caught
with clusters of coral vine nnd the
pink and white birthday cake graced
the center of the table. A H 'kinds
of delightful games and n peanut
hur.t featured the uftcrnoon'n p le a s
ures. The gilded peanut was found
by Dorothy Lnwson, who was pre
sented the prize. Miss Bobbie Burns
nssictcd Mrs. M rM ullcn in am using
the young guests.
C arnet—M r. and
Mm. J. A.
Turner, Mrs. R. T urner, Miss C cdle
Turner, T am pa; Edw. P. Pfaff,
Augusta, Ua., Mra. J. H. Raglan,
.Vlra Dorothy Rnglan, Mina M artha
Terry, Jacksonville; Mina Ada May
Cable and Mra. V. Grimes, Jack
sonville.
Lincoln H ouse— G. W. Furlow
and wife, Los Angelos, Cal.; M r.
nnd Mrs. P. A. Stephens, T am pa; '
M. R. Tom linson, O rlando; P. W.
Laurensen, Jacksonville; T . H. Mize,
St. Louis, Mo.; N. G. Gee nnd wife,
T annpa; M. C. D uP ont, Kissimmee;
C. O. Walker, S outh Bend, Ind.
Seminole— M r. and Mrs. R. E.
Raker, Orlando; II. A. Regar, T am
pa; J. R. W atrou, Gainesville; C.
H. Knowlton. Jacksonville; W. U.
H athaw ay, faoaton, Muss.; T . W. \
Long, Tam pa.
Bund Election Tuesday
J h e bond election for school
bonds v ill be held next T uesday.
T i e bonds r.re for the purpose of
building new buildings nnd making
m any needed im provem ents fer the
-c!icc?» in ti ll d lrtrirt.
. .
�TI1E 8ANFPRL HERALD
PACE. H1GIIT
Groceries, - Blac
Stone, - Sprays,
for Carload Crate
vou need.
PURINA
'CHICK
FEED
We have it, can get it, ar it is'nt made
for less than you can buy it for elsewhere
Leghorn
In first
Herald.
INSURE YOUR HOME,
AUTOMOBILE, FURNI
TURE, EVERYTHING you
H A V E * AGAINST FIRE
I N S U R E T 0 D A Y;
Tomorrow may be loo late
2 0 6 First S treet
W M Y ou B eO n e
O F A M illio n W > A ers
To S ecu re M em bers for
For Sale—Two Ford Touring Cars
a t Overland Garage.
8-ltc
' or rm»iI range
with tan k , practirnlly new. Enquire
!
8-tf.
919 Oak Ave.
psa
SPRING TURKEY8.
"Hello, my children." snld Father
Turkey, one bright spring day.
_______ . ..
"llcllo. d a d ."
7 o
s a i d t h e little
• - .I
***
turkeys.
«jL
"You’re spring
^
•*
turkeys, a r e n ’ t
4
Ft
you?" nuked their
Y{
**
"Don’t Get Your
Pset W et"
"To be suro, all of ns nren't eaten,
hut It doesn’t m atter whether we are
or not, for we don’t know It when we
are. mid we do know nil about the de
lightful day* beforehand, when we
eat anil rut anil ent mid gobble mid
gobble mid gobble.
"When your mother wan looking
after you I kept watch nil the time to
see that no harm came to you. I
warned her whenever danger wn«
l or .S ale —Two commercial cov-d budic.N
1th side and rear
.i.. ,.- To III «ny Ford car. Cheap.
O ttnx 375
8*2t
—Guavas in five crate
e a t $1 25 per bushel
b. Leesburg. Box No.
V o lu n teer N ow AtY&ur
Chapter Headquarters
Third Red Cross Roll Call
Novem ber 2-11
For Sale—23 acres on lake front,
3<$ acres cleared, G room house
in good condition nnd outbuilding;
4 miles from Sanford. Enquire Her
ald Office.
Mf
For the T y p ist
Instead of adjusting the operator's
chair to tho height of the tablo on
which a typew riter Is plnced, u typUt
inny now have an adjustable tabic.
The top of the new stand-m ay be
raised or lowered like the top of a
plnno stool.
'
-
"1 suppose we
are,” said one of
U14 turkeys. "It's
fine to be any
sort of a turkey
In tills nice world
w h e re we gel
such good things
to eut."
"You must be
careful not to got
your feet wet.
you know," suld
For Sale—Green Celcr
tough to plant 11 acres
iny, Deardall Avo.
W anted— Denier in your locality
to sell CROW -ELK H A R T AUTOM O D R.ES.
Six cylinders sells
for $ Hi 14.00 factory. Four cylin
For Sale—Mission furniture, table,’
ders sells for 11295.00 factory. Eq sectionnl bookcases, desk pnd oak
uipm ent used in these cars is equal china cabinet.
Dr Puleston, 3rd
C-tf
to other cars selling f° r more *l,an
$2000.00 factory. Can make de
livery to lim ited number cf dealers.
Don’t delay application for your
territo ry .
Liberal commission to
responsible dealer. Address CroweE lkhart M otor D istributor, Hox 217,
Live Oak. Fla.
8*ltc
For Sale—Speed launch 25 ft, G ft
, motor.
FOR SALE
Genova,
G-3tp
The Asumcanlfed Cross j
4^nAE3r dRAHAM CONNER
State lowest price
Address M. care
7-lltp
Getting Started.
What school life does for us Is to
get us started. The girl who talks
of "finishing" an education la henrd
from less frequently than she n«od
to be. For even the young realise
that the owner of n college diploma
lr little more thnn started or. nn edu
cation. If In school we learn to work
dneerely and system rtlm lly. If we
s quin* logical habits of thinking, us
well ns methodical linblts of work,
For Sale—Second band furniture
we have mndo n good start. If. on
214
Elm.
8*‘- lc
the contrary, we shirk wherever we
etin. we are starting wrong.—Girl's
For S ale—A fine bed o
Companion.
Plants, ready for setting
M ann, Lake Monroe, Fla.
THE INSURANCE MAN
Phone 9 5
Hens.
letter,
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C R O S S ..® \
♦
This Column U Free to Returned Soldiers
and Sailor* Who Seek Positions.
WANTED
W anted—A hoarding house. Ad
dress No. 2G, care Ifernld.
8-otp
W anted— From Tick im m unity A
1 Registered Holstein Cow to give
from 6-7 gallons milk daily. Box
444. Sanford.
8*2 tc.
ited —Several rooms or apartfor light housekeeping. Oct.
ily. Governm ent
employee,
N. Ankcncy.
7**1
N ovim btr 2 to II, 1919
There’s merit in the fab
ric*— because K u p p e n h c i m c r
woolens arh chosen for purity and
distinctiveness. There’s merit in the
styld — because Kuppenhcimcr de
signers are recognized as the masters
of the craft. -There’s merit in the
tailoring—because the utmost skill
and care is ecercised in providing
garments that will meet every re
quirem ent of apcaranco, fit and wear.
Everj Detail
Passesa Rigid
Examination
Every item in\a ftuppenheimcrSuitis impc?rtant*. E-\ery
stitch, every seam,
Dimming,
every thread, everyV )ll . on: must
pass muster under ex rc^,nK inspec
tion. Kuppenheimer \ vo°Jens are
cold water shrunk, and
t<?stetl to
sun, moisture and climYt,c condi
tions, to insure fastness o k co'or and
long-wearing service.
Soon lifter tlie entrance of the
United States In the wnr the successes
of the (Vniriil Powers III Uouinatilii
*
W anted— 100
1-ycar old W hite
K u p p e n h e im e r
Sui
* ch o ice o f dicrim inating
reflect1 excellent good tast
correct style, feature vali
W ANTED— OLD CLEAN
ItAGS.
ANY KIND EX
CEPT OLD SOCKS,
COATS,
PANTS,
OR
RED
SPREADS. AT
’
T H E HERALD OFFICE.
69-tf
W anted—To buy small roll top
isk. P ure Food M arket. Phone
i5.
7*2tp
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xi
tK-Y’-y in Roumania.
ROOMS for Ligh<
Inquire Mrs. Grace
221 E ast First St.
m ay have same
aid Office and
ad.
•
a® m u e d
For R ent—Two b
ern house, excellent
M agnolia. Phone 11
LOST
1&
you can walk wherever you want, for
In answering an advertisem ent
you will be four weeks old. nnd a fte r
the first four weeks little turkeys don’t where no name Is m entioned In the
id, please do not -ask Tho Herald
hnvo to he so careful.**
r
And tho spring turkey* gobbled,iind for Inform ation as to the Identity of
said that life sounded mid seemed very the advertiser,
Ususlly wo do not
•»tMutant
know who the advertiser Is and If
wo do we are not allowed to give
ABOUND T H E W 0B IB out this Inform ation. Simply write
• letter and address It as per InWITH THE AMERICAN structlons
In the ad.______________
For Itenl
M odern 1
For Sale—Prepare lor cold weatbr
"W
cr NOW. Buy your winter’s fire'
Lost —A little Bla*j
wood tiow and save money. Oak or notify R. L. Muri
pinct E ither stove or fireplace w ood., C ity.
I
Phono 149-W
Smith.
black*
u
L
ost—A
corner Gth and Elm. I
w ith K°ld rap, w-C*
silk 'cord. Return t<j
and. recci\•e reward :
I'ot Sale or Rcut —At a bui
Niue acres choice celery farm, k
L ost—Child • |
ac the \V. P. Akers farm on 1
baseball
park or
Five acres tiled, with several ft
801
Magnolia.
1
wells. Address S. A. W ood, or
nolia
for
reward.
Alexander, DcLand. Fla.
L ost—Somewho
For Sale— Mule. Will trade tor
week,
child's gtx
ra ttle .
R. T. T hrasher.
4-tf
gold dollar on It.
For Sale—Full blooded Duroc belongs to little
pigs, $6.00 apiece or $10.00 a pair. rew ard. Mrs. G.j
Also 2 sows and registered boar year
and half old for 20 cents a pound.
L. A. Rcnaud, Sanford Heights.
F ound—A \ chi
For S ale—Good milk cow. Also
lery plants. M. H anson, shoe
7-2tp
repairer
S All L o c a l Advertisements Under
This Heading THREE CENTS a
Line For Each Insertion Minimum
Charge 25 Cents.
For sale or exchangedoor, Rood shape, i
indies high, I small kafe,
high, 1 addins machinal
quick. C. Care of ' H*nl
For Rent
ong, partly
room s. Lai
Rox 117.
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CLASSIFIED'
ADVERTISINGi
plows., tailing Untki com ,
man Brothers, yorttt Cl(y
SANFORD
,D^w Thai* Good”
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�TH E SANFORD BEHAi
PAGE TEN
:
1rwo
LETTERS
BLUE UMBRELLA
Cy ELIZABETH 1. 8AUNDERS.
By LIZZIE M. PEABODY.
"Now, Dot, for goodness' sake pocket
your pride and plan to go to that dance
with us. Even If Wallle is there you
won't he obllgrd to notice hlin, al*
though I think you ore Just mean to
treat him that way. Now, please, Dot,
Just this once,"pleaded Itelea.
"Well, mnytie, but still I won't prom*
Ise yet. ! will tell you pbhltlvely In
the morning.
It wns now Just four month* since
the two oWfsclre letter- hud caused
so many sleepless nights for two
young people, nnd even four months
would not wesr away the pain and
Jealousy that was bound to get the best
A# Keebls
OCTOBER JO, i9jj
AROUND THE WORLD
W ITH THE AMERICAN
d g k R E D CROSS..
w
Junior Rod Cross.
A tear slowly ••*'ursod Its way down
Eileen's smooth, round check and
aplushcd upon the sowing machine as
tier Aunt Polly's voice thrilled tinsuutonously on and on.
With n sudden change of mood the
girl stopped the motlou of the ntnchlne
ultd laced about.
- I T s hluo umbrella nil day long,
i and I dream of It triu lib i," niie cried
nut Impatiently. *'l hated to carry tho
faded old thing anyway, and now
there tins been so much trouble nbout
It I'll nover curry It again, even If you
and Colom bia Records
-
Then site returned to tier atitcblng
with a sob In her throat, while Aunt
I'olly resumed her munologue.
"If Annette returned the umbrella.
5 where Is It?" she usked with nn a ir of
triumph. The thin, trembling Ups
[ tightened ns sho continued: "Those
fluuibsl
They're auch u careless,
, happy-go-lucky, shiftless loL I have
. determined that neither Annotte nor
her brother, Stacy, shall come here
Early In the participation of the
again with my consent until that uniUnited
States In the world war, the
, brelln Is found."
.
"Don't worry!" Eileen returned qul- ’A merican Hed Cross perceived tho
. ctly. "I don't think they wnnt tu value of mobilizing tho school children
in* the country nml the Junior Red
, come."
,
When lending the umbrella to An- Crux-4 wns organized. Refore the war
I nette Eileen had whispered: "Return ended nine million children were en
1 It as soon ns possible, dearie; Aunt rolled and helped In tho war fund
folly vulues It for thu sake of bygone and membership campaigns, In chupassociations." And cnreless little An ter production of relief supplies uml
nette, their neighbor, had promised manufacturing furniture for tho ref
with n sweet little giggle to return It ugees whoso homes nnd household
goods were destroyed.
within 24 hours.
Children everywhere In the United
i Ever since that time she had stoutly
States responded to the call to serv
mnlntnltu'd that she brought back the ice sounded by President Wilson ns
umbrella the night of Eileen's candy
head of the American Red Cross.
1 party, and that she had set It In the Tats photograph Is that of nn cn, com er of thu little entry at the fool thuslstle young Jnpnnoso member of
of the stairway.
the Junior Red Cross of Spokane,
i That was threo months ago, nnd Wnsjp, starting out on the ambitious
Stacy nnd Annette had ceased to visit undertaking of collecting "n mllo of
the W aycrlys; for Aunt folly, al pennies" for war relief. ^ compre
though constantly forgetting things of hensive pea-e program Is mm being
greater Importance, always retociu- worked out for the Junior Red Cro«s.
bLieu to ft!; each il-n^ Mic enw Mitm Wliicn u being heul intact.
It the umbrella bad bren found yet,
and fair-minded Eileen could not blame
them for remaining nway, although AROUND THE WORLD
she missed them terribly.
When spring came the mystery was WITH THE AMERICAN
ns far from being solved ns ever.
/C N R E D CROSS, m
Eileen had grown pale and thin,
^
Htncy bad gone to u distant city to
work. Annette now greeted Eileen
vary coldly,', nnd Aunt folly, tiresome^
ly insistent, still usked dally: "If An*
nette brought buck that umbrella,
where Is It?"
I t Is b e tt e r to sa y , " T h i s on e th i n g I
Then, one particularly bright nnd
d o ." t h e n to sa y , " T h e s e fo r ty th in g s
I dabble In."—W a s h i n g t o n (H adden.
warm morning, Aunt folly told Eileen
••r$K
t• •
that It would be a duo time to. put
SOME GOOD COMPANY DISHE8.
i. •
4
things to rights In the attic, and Eileen
J (••at* ^
VI
galhereu pulls, brooms, brushes nnd
»oHp, and sang at her work. Sho
Jerked up the cover of the large box
In which they kept the extra bedding.
-,-¥»t. f
M y\
Ham % With Cider.—
Her brow n eyes widened I n 'surprise
M ( f 'i
Ilnvn n thick slice of ns something went crushing to the
• TfCM I
hnm cut, lay It In thu fry- iloor. and with n little scream of Joy
■J Ing pnn nnd quickly senr she seized the old blue umhrelln nnd
It over on both sides, bugged It closely. No one could comthen add n cupful of plnlu* of lark of color la Eileen's
""e t't elder, n tablespoon* checks now tis, clutching tightly the
fill of pnrslcy nml let It tliuhrellu. she run swiftly down the
simmer for nn hour on sinlrs to the sitting room, where her
tho Imck of the Move or tiunt rocked slowly buck and forth by
In the oven. Serve with the sauce the window.
poured nround tho hum nml gnrnlsh
“See what I found In the bedding
with pnrMcy.
box," she shouted Joyously, und Aunt '
Fried Chicken Southern 8tyle.— 1'olly'il face turned slowly to au ashy
Joint n fnt young chicken, dredge It gray, while It In turn expressed snr- 1
with (lour, salt uml pepper and plnre prise, pleasure and—yes—chagrin.
!
on n plntter. In n deep frying pnn.
"Why, Eileen I You have found the J
try out a hiiir-pnuml of bacon, add one umbrella." she cried faintly.
cupful of bird nml when smoking hot
"Hut, Eileen, where did you find It?" j
Iny In the pieces of chicken; turn she asked, breathlessly. And then,
when brown, giving the thicker pieces again, with u slight wrinkling of her
longer time to cook. I'lnce on n hnl forehead, "Who could have placed It
platter and gnrulsli with watercress.
In the box?" "I wonder," was all that
Rhubarb Baked With Figs.—Cover Eileen said.
well wushed tigs with w ater (boiling)
Ft happened that Stacy came home
nnd cook until the wntcr Is nearly
the
next day for u short visit, nnd
evaporated. Cut a pound of unpeeled
nfler
Eileen had told her story he re a r o u n d t h e
rhubarb Into Inch pieces, put a Inyer
mained
silent for u moment.
Into n baking dish, sprinkle with
WITH THE AMERI
“Eileen 1" he rrled lit Inst, "don't
sugar, then ndd ii few fig s; repeat
until the dish Is full. Add n few tnhle- you remember that we cleared out the $ S P J 2 D CROSS..
lower bedroom the night of the candy 'C '-’ At Snloniki. +
party to make room for playing games?
And don't you remember that as I
reached the entry 1 struck the pile
of quilts I wns carrying against the
rail at the foot of the stairway? I
dropped some of them nml had to
stoop to pick them up again.
"You lulled out to me to hurry and
get thu bedding In the box up to the'
utttc, as the guests were beginning to
come.
"I hurried nml I must have first
knocked down the umbrella, und then
I must have picked It up nmong the
quilts.”
Then with n cheerful grin ho, reThe veritable mountains of relief
rem arked: "Your Aunt folly’ll say, *1
told you sol Just fluiub careless supplies turned out by the millions of
chapter worker* during the war
ness.’ "
Hut Aunt folly received the expla- mttde tho Amcrirnn Red Cros* one of
nntlon very quietly and not nt nil ns the biggest "manufacturing concerns"
she wns expected to. Afterward Ei In the world, with great warehouse
space nt sc o re * of strategic points all
leen found her crying softly.
"Forgive me, Elly." she sobbed. nround the globe.
One of the biggest distribution cen
"Oil, I have been so hateful. I remem
ters
was nr Salonlkl, Greece, nml In
ber now that I placed the umbrella
uniting the folds of thu comforters. In this picture Bulgarian prisoners of
tending io take It upstairs myself, nud tvnr are seen there unloading a Red
then 1 forgot nil about It. And, Elly, Cross cargo of 2,300 boxes from n
Unnatural R estraint
1 thought perhaps you knew where It French transport. At tho right Is
"They can give them suffrage nil
We'll seen one of the American Red Cross
they please, hut there Is onu nntu- was and wouldn't tell me.
g-g-glve the umbrella to the Junkman," camions, Heels of which were used In
rnl obstacle to the feminine vote's
rushing relief to points where tho suf
she said, still sohhltrg.
being n success."
fering wus greatest.
"Don’t cry, dear," Eileen said softly,
"W hat's Hint
as she gathered the little trembling old
"The secret ballot”
woman Into her young, strong arms.
That's Trus.
"I. too, have been a t fault and we'll
The
teacher
had been telling her
Its Use.
keep the umbrella to remind me that class about the 'rhinoceros faintly.
"I sin* where France lias been Im
porting n lot of sulphur from the It Is now my turn to Lc kind, patient, "Now, name some things." she snld!
loving and unselfish, even as you were "that ifre very dangerous to get nesr
United StaMw."
to
mu all through the years when there to and that have horns."
"I guess she wanted It to make
was
no one else to care for me.”
“Motor csrsl" promptly answered
the German peace delegates feel a t
(Copyright. J*l». fay ths UrClure Nsws- Johnny.
home."
l*prr Syndicate.)
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‘— and we will
put it beside
the Christmas Tree”
Evti y tiling associated with the buying
of ii Columbia Grnfonola is pleasant. Every icon that
occurs to you is u pleasant idea. You eljoy yourself
while you are iu the store.
In the store is the place to decide what type Grnfonola
to buy. You can choose the type of instrument you like
nnd the finish that will suit you b est You can arrange
how the payments will be made.
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WILD HONEY.
David.
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HAWAIIAN S M IL E S .. W altz.
Com po-er Unknown.
V a««.
Juzurim bu Orchestra. Incidental 'whistling by Joe Belmont.—
A27C0, 10-inch 86c.
S W E E T HAWAIIAN M O O N LIG H T. Wultx.
Klickmann. Intraducing "H n lo n a"
K lickm ann.
Kalatuki Hawaiian Orchrstn.
HAWAIIAN N IG H TS. W altz.
Roberts.
Knlaluki Hawaiian Or.
ciicstra. A2761, 10-inch, 85c.
M ERC! DEAUCOUPI
THANK YOU .
Richmond.
One-step.
W aldorf-Astoria Dnnce O rchestra. Joseph K nt ht, director.
MY CAIUO LOVE.
J. S. Zamccnik.
Fox-trot. \Vuldorf-Astoria
Dance O rchestra. Joseph K necht, director.— A27C4, 10-inch
85c.
T H E ALCOHOLIC BLUES.
A. Von Tilzer. F o x tro t. In
troducing 1 "M innie.”
Frisrh.
2
"O h, Law dy." Crea
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3
"V ictory Ball."
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KANSAS CITY BLUES.
Bowman, Fox-trot. Wilbur Sweatm an’s Original Jazz H a n d .— A27C8 10-inch, 85c.
Yearning,
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Fox-trot. Prince’s Dance Orchestra.
KARAVAN.
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F ox-trot. T he H appy Six.—A2773 10inch, 85c.
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Pinknrd.
Fox-trot. Introducing "Squealing
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SEN SA TIO N .
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Jnzz one-step. Yerkes M nrim baphono B and.— A6N6 12-inch
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Novello. Wheeler Wads
w orth. Saxophone aolo. O rchestra accom panim ent.—A2723
SIN G MB LOVE'S LUl.LARY.
Morae.
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Saxophone solo. O rchestra accom panim ent.—A272.1 10-inch,
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to me if I were your kid?
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wholesome and eaiil/ digested.
Millions of mothers u:e
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bccauscof its purity—became
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economical In e m t and vs
C alum et confti/ni o n l y surA
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fwwrf cfllclally by !.,* II. S.
f'to J A u th o n tie t.
Y ou s a v e w h e n you b u y It.
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S H E E T MUSIC, Etc.
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119 Magnolia Avc
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OCTOBER
PAGE ELEVEN
j IMMY’S
BOSS
By GLADYS PLUMMER.
•’re so p ra c tic a l nnd
that you c a n keep
11 v o w rec o rd s in
There’s n type to m ee t ev ery
porposc, and th e E a lP O E D
ttock forms th a t fit th e m a rc
jo carefully desig n ed th a t y o u
wc able to ttse tunny o f th e m
without the slig h test c h a n g e .
Bound in Red C o w h id e B a c k
c J Corners, C o rd u ro y S ides,
Iliu g -s, T o p L o c k in g ,
u t us d e m o n stra te how
Tcuc.ni save tim e, la b o r a n d
ex ticv ny using th e E Z a J P d S ]
jr.ul B inder.
Sanford, Florida
“IS DISCOVERY
By JA C K L A W T O N
TifTiid. .I ruin caught I Irani In’Ills
e n t tin* huu llcM point of the rnnil.
II- Mil Impel to rciirh Ills hotel he fare
It* (fowl* burM. Now. he decided in
!i'4fidnii th-1 mln-eoaked rttnalHitit and
M> duller ill the aid vacated bailee
( -cf v.it through surrounding trees.
H* it*i!e u flash for II nnd wns ri*).—*!<;! I v dry space an the vernndn.
Ttirmijrh n French window lie could
w**a low cvllltigffl room. J le put hie
Fnl to tin* window entdi nnd tt
V'lpM upward nt his touch.
Knm'nred In the reclining chair,
Wilt s cigar, drew n newspaper from
Li pocket, nnd proceeded to make
if* he»t nf the Munition. The storm
m relenting In force, the busy tnun
d affair* Ini and dreamed ns ho wn*
set permitted m dream In* the life
vMd, hurried. And Ihe drenin enrrisj him hack to boyhood days to n
loe-cflllngid room with firelight Hickatn; against Its panels, a room poopci with those who were gone.
Ilf remembered, too, n youthful
drwHi. nf n wniiinn tn be, who should
hi* mother’s pinto nud mnke for
H.-i Ihe fort of home his father knew.
Hotel apartments sntlslied his home
tail, or he had thought the want antl*'-1. cntil stunn eimnts hnd driven
Cmto ltd* haven, nnd the enforced Ini'"fn In tin- client room brought hack
I) him •trangely his memories.
lb Otfhli-d a, remain longer. Time
f-M not inula- the situation worse, It
h make It better. So ha folded Ids
l»l«r ami lighted n second clgiif,
f-tdnr over n brief article he hnd rend
fccernltig a M-t nf desperate poachers
U‘'«iTv supposed to he located some,l,"‘ In thl- vicinity. Their secret
iDfe nf ri-l'lt-noo was snlil to he
| >'kfil n|ih stolen spoils. Sheriff and
pl'Ts had been unsuccessful In
i r ''-'Hurt-, am) the nmazliig thing
' h till »ns the fact thnt thetr
•eirolicr'fuj si-out wns a woman.
*jntii.t-ciii nppeurlng girl, the urtlelo
-intlnl\ idhiylng attsplclon."
•r. :.t thoiigiii he would like to meet
’ rlrl; he thought that he would
Y 11 ,l|m Hi bringing the creature
'
And as he reflected. a
't 1- t-unl hi the wnll slipped hnck
_^v tiU
nnd In the reflected
*
r furilmr room he snw n
’ "-u.i-q m |j„. ,,|i,.|,|t,gi
( 1r*t thing Hun he noticed about
* •l,t *'-■ - thnt she dullltenitel.t
1“ "'''"Her In his direction. and
'hltig wns her rare heantr.
part of t a d v e n t u r e to
u e was, in tier eyes, or course, un
agent to hrin* her. t;a |m u io u s to Jus
tice. As he looked again Into the
girl's pnrtmseful eyes. Itrunt consid
ered It best to pretend prompt obedi
ence to her command. If, In some
way he might outwit her, he would
be able to find the mdulion of the dif
ficulty.
After thnt one glance he wu«,
strnngtdy enough, not eager tn bring
Hie girl to punishment. She was. he
reflected savagely, but n tool In the
hands of the desperadoes who dom
inated her. Then with sudden daring
ltnm t rushed across the door In the
darkness and caught the girl off
guard, dashing the pistol from her
nerveless hand. Firmly lie held her
In his arms, until In tin- flickering light
from fhe farther room he saw- terror
gather und grow In her eyes, then with
n low. sobbing breath, the girl fnlntcd
against his own fust throbbing heart.
When be carried her through the
door panel Into the lighted Doom tie
found there n sort of compact living
apartment, kitchen utensils, an oil
stove, a dresser, n cot lied. Anil near
the widest window some half flpIMted
sketches, paint brushes close by. The
lovely girl at Inst opened her trembling
eyelids.
"I know," she breathed "you are
one of those horrible poachers—bid
den near here. I read It In the paper.
I got out my revolver when I saw you
come through fhe window Then I
thought I’d better t::‘ • the guvne' tge.
t'.ill I've totter lived—*i—r?'-o!vCT - -l-'l
] was afraid. I’m not e.s brave as I
thought—If you will go away—quickly.
I'll promise—not to give Information."
"Orcnt Scott 1” cried lim it. "I'm
mu a poacher—girl. I’m the man who
owns lids house—used to live here,
when I was n kid. Unn’l bear to sell
the ol>! plnce. nlwnys Imping to have
It fixed up some day—for my home,
hut Imw did yon happen fo he here—"
be paused perplexedly.
"Why." murmured the lovely girl,
flu- <-ntor rame Hooding bark to her
face. "I am the poacher. I guess, after
nil. You sec, I hail put a little tent
near hy so that I might sketch tin*
garden. The vacant house seemed 'n
much mow secure'I thought It wouldn't
m atter If I moved In for a few days.
Mv j.|ster drives out fn spend Hie
Slights with me. She smiled up nt him
timidly. "I can fancy home pictures
of thnt Idg room of yours." she *nld.
And Uniat's eyes looking down upon
her softened with the light of bis dis
covery.
"So rnn I." he said gently: "so
rnn I."
iCopyrlrM. 1*1*. VV*»t*rn N**r«p*p-r t'nlon)
Russia Limits Marriage Age.
Somo bygone lawmakers would hsvo
been In sympathy with tho Brooklyn
millionaire who mnlntnln* thnt nt
cighty-sir ho wn« too old to be legally
married.
In Itonio, under Emperor
Augustus, n law wns passed forbidding
men to marry when they wero over
sixty, nnd women when over4 Hfty.
Peter tho flront nlso disapproved of
senllo marriage nnd enneted thnt no
mnrrlage contrnct should hold good If
either of the contracting pnrtles wns
over eighty nt tho tlmo It wnifentereil
upon. This law l* still enforced In
ltusfiln, or, nt till events, wns enforced
until the bolshevik I entuo Into pow
er, says tho Detroit News.
Budding Workers* Dwellings.
As mnny workers In CJnl!, Out., nro
compelled, owing to tho dearth of
linunes, to have their homes In sur
rounding towns mid villages, tho’ ill r
council Is applying to the government
far n lonn of IJfiO.QOO under the condi
tions nniued in tiro provludiil houxlir;
net. The appropriation will ho ustmI
tn hull.l a hundrwl dwellings.
D A IN T Y L A U N D R Y W O R K
can be depended upon if
tho work is“entrustod to
us. We have n perfoct
9 system of washing and
% laundering linen nnd we
□ never injure u garment in
I the proerss. Wu nolicit
9 laurulry work from parA Ucular people, nnd wo
I know we cun give them
I every satisfaction with
P ■’ the *#rk and with ^>ur
• prices. Work called U,
5 and delivered promptly
when promised.
q
■
Jhnmy Murphy's freckled forehead
assumed perplexed IInon bn he opened
Ills lilm> eyes and beheld n long room
bordered by numerous small while
bod* •im'.’ar tu liie onu he occuple^.
but was luimedlutcly smoothed by re
membrance as n sharp palu shot
through hi a Iqft lee.
"A hospital," came from the thin, ex
pressive lips.
"Yes, dear, a hospital."
Jimmy's head turned quickly to the
pretty nurse Mttlog <ut his bedside.
"You rnn In front of un automobile and
your left leg Is broken. Keep up good
courage, nnd In a few weeks you will
be about again. | will tell the house
doctor you are conscious,” she con
tinued, "ami be will sen.I word to your
borne."
"lie ’ll have u Job to find It, I guess,"
sold the boy, then adding suddenly: “1
must let my,boss know, though."
'T h e head nurse will be here soon to
till out your bedside card. You give
her your employer's telephone number,
nnd she will deliver any message you
wish." said Miss Ashby kindly. "I go
off duty now and will see you again In
the evening."
The boy’s Intelligent eyes watched
the slim little llgure of the nurse n*
she passed between the rows of bed*
nnd out through the largo swinging
doors.
Jimmy's bend dropped hnck on the
cool pillow, nnd n sigh of momentary,
physical pence escaped him.
"She's Just like the girl my boss nlwnys tells me about, nod the ten'rs are
nltvnys hanging 'round the corners of
bis eyes when ho talks about her," he
mused.
"Hotter today, Jimmy!’' a.s»u»i .Miss
Ashby next morning, as she placed the
thermometer In Ids mouth.
"I'm not going to whine, nurse," but
his slight movement caused a Imrely
perceptible twitching of the mouth.
The nurse bent over him, her cool
hands bringing a wonderful peace.
"Say, nurse, you’ve got linlr that
looks like gold In the sunUght, too,
haven't you!”
Jimmy's eyes glistened with the rec
ollections of the man's description of
the girl In his slnrles. "And eyes that
look like violets growing In the fields,”
he continued.
"Oh. Jimmy, 1 do hope you are not
getting worse."
The boy became serious at once.
"Hurt* not," ho wild reassuringly. "I'm
lots hotter. 1 was only thinking nhout
n girl somebody told me about once.
I'm thinking about something else, too.
Miss Ashby, If I don't get to work
by Monday I lose my'job. Tbo boss
be—he sent word—nnd It's Saturday
now."
"Thnt's ridiculous, Jimmy.
Don't
worry about that."
"Hut you know, nurse. It’s an «« fill
hard beginning to n business career to
lose your Job. I wouldn't lose mine
fer anything."
"You cannot possibly go to work hy
that time, Jimmy. What Is his ad
dress? I will go nnd see him my
self."
Jimmy's eyes brightened. "It's the
Cumberland building, room 24. He's
nlone about four o'clock In the nfteriioiin. and thut's the Unto I always ask
favors."
"Al| right, Jimmy; don't worry about
It nny more. (3ood-hy. and I will tell
you 'nil about It tomorrow."
Ills blue eyes never deft Ihe grace
ful figure as she left tlm ward. ,
"She's Just sunshine and violets," bn
said to himself, und his contented
brain was quiet.
The next morning ns Miss Ashhy
was making Jimmy's bed he thought
the violets shone brighter than ever In
her eyes.
"Ilr* all right, denr," she said. "The
boss says you may slay until, you ore
absolutely well. And, Jimmy—" she
was not looking at the boy noVr—“you
did not tell me his imryc, but I found
thnt—that I knew him very well. lie
did not understand about your fe ir of
losing your place. Whnt did you mean,
dear?"
jimmy hesitated a moment, then
said: *T wanted to do something for
him, nurse. You see, ha used to tell
me n story every day when he enme
to bring me things, ohd every story
had a girl In It. And one day 1 said
to him: T h a t's Just like Miss Ashby.'
'"W hat do you know about Miss Ash
by?' he asked; nnd then l told him you
was my morning nurse.
“ 'I used to see her real often
once. Jimmy," he said to me after a
while.
•"Not now?' I sahl. 'If you’d-seen
her once, I shouldn't think you'd ever
want to stop.'
"•I didn't,' ho said; 'she won't *eo
me.'
"And then, Miss Ashby, 1 lied to you.
He n-ver toid me I’d lose my Jot, If I
wasn’t there Monday. I kept think
ing nhout nil he had done for me, nnd
I knew* he wanted to see you badly;
so I lied to get you go see him agpln."
The blue eyes closed; gentle lips
pressed the brow. In her voice was
the sweet tones of old.
“He's going to bo my b««*, »<wj, Jim
my," she whispered softly In Ills ear.
"und you are going to live with ns."
Jimmy did not answer, but he knew
how violets glowed when IIfo was In
them.
I
ABOUND THE WORLD {
WITH THE AMEKICAN
r i g ^ E D CROSS. j | k
'E& >
In Serbia.
,3#
Western Beef
cstern r o r K
F lorid a B eef
Florida Pork
Swift & Armours
Hams and Bacon
>r
\
STIH
J
SAUSAGE
A L L K IN D S.
As far IiiicK ns the Aral winter of
the war. the lied Cross sent to Serbia
a sanitary commission that effective
ly checked tla» scourge of typhus, but
after the United Stnten entered the
conflict, the lied Cross was able, to
August, 11)17, to semi a full commis
sion that carried on extensive relief
operations among the suffering ref
ugees of tin* tortured notion. Hospi
tals were established, the refugees fed,
rlothed a n d give . nic.llcul < -.eolioii,
the itiijo supplied with much needed
dental treatment, form nw hlnery, oml
seeds pii vidod to help tin* Serbs re
deem their hind to productivity, and,
not least, measures undertaken for the
succor of the children. The terrible
condition Into which these helpless vic
tims of the war had fallen l* well
portrayed hy this photograph of a
little Serbian girl wearing the rags
and expression of hopeless dismay
thnt were all she jHissessed when the
lied Cross enme.
What Suer Canal Doe*.
Although the Suez catinl Is only in
nib's long, It reduces the distance
’roni England to India by soil ncnrly
tooo ’!’• s.
OF
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h a v e c a u s e d It. l>o n o t w a t t u n ti l to*
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| Robert Glenn Igou, Sanford, Agt
:
Phone 299
Not on the Casualty Lit*.
Father*—Well, aon, I r?o you’re back
from Ihe front and not a scratch.
S o n — No,
I quit K-rnfrliln’ ns soon
as we got out of tho tr-tuchea.
H IL L H A R D W A R E CO
W IG H T G ROCERY CO
�TME j u NPORD h e r a l d
PACE TWELVE
\vnyn i*stch tu g * «nd worms for you.
I would love to always guard the little
bluish while e*g»—thnt Is when there
arc Utile eggs to wntch.
"And I would love to nlwuys care
for the blrdllngs when ihero nre little
hlnlllngs to rare for, hut most of nil
I would love to Always enre for thee,
dear Miss Hcd-Wlnged Blackbird, the
loveliest bird ever seen."
F o r n o w he w«« b rsrc .
kuuw
Miss Rod Winged Blackbird _ loved
him and he could m ake his speeches.
And she looked a t him and so ld :
"D ear Mr. Red-Winged Ulnckhlrd, I
will
uucc,
VROUND THE WORLD W ITH
TIE AMERICAN RED CROSS.
Recreation in Hospitals,
Her Pa Pays Caab.
Hostess (t<» small guest)—Does your
fnther any grace before dinner, EdwnrdT
Edw ard—I don’t know.
Whtrt’a
grace?
Hostess—Why, snylng (trace la returnlne thanka for whnt we have to
eat.
Edw ard—My pa docan't hnvo to. He
always pay caih for everything we set.
Tlio American Hod Cross conducts Its rccreatlonnl work In hospitals!
through trained men mid women, Introducing n m ultitude «f recreations suited
to the handicaps of the men. The accompanying view of a hospital ward I
shows In operation a moving* picture projecting machine, developed hy u Red
Cross recrcatlnnnl director which throws the pictures on the wall so that
the men do not have to stir from their cots.
6 y Mary Graham Bojiner
RCD W1NQED BLACKBIRD
pdlng oTT to Die ilh isftTulier’a or the
wingronker’s to have her feathers
nmoothed for the wedding.
And his thoughts became very sad
liiMuid of Joyful and he hurriedly left
his stump and quickly arose In the nlr
living utter M e . Ked-WIhged lllack*
hit'll.
lit* railed a shrill call, hut she didn't
turn around. She didn't w ant to iijh
pear tea anxious In see Mr. Itcd-Wlngc l r.lnckhlrtl.
\i i i*t K- hr.rt caught up with her.
lie was out of breath, so fust had he
hill tied, 'ait he
;; hcAutlful love-
Mr. Red-Winged Blackbird w a s fit
ting upon a sunup in a marshy little
Lay. He wgb thinking.
And It was
nice to alt there thinking such p,e*'s- srfit*. a n d • ‘i*t~ It —!t!i a g r e a t ‘h i l l o f
nnt tliouguts on such n pleasant day. manner, hewing and spreading Ids
He was wondering If Miss Ued- hlnek tall and his handsome Idnek
Winged Ulnckhlrd would—he hoped wings loinhed with scarlet.
"I love you. I love you. I love you.”
■he would am) she hnd almost told him
she would. At least she hudn't told he said over and over uguln. lie comhhn so for she was too shy and too
wcll-behnved a Miss
Ited-WInged
Ulnckhlrd to he quite so hold.
Hut somehow he did feel that she
liked him and he knew that he liked
her. So Ills thoughts were very pleas
ant and he felt sure that Ills own spe
cial little love story would turn out
Just right.
□ e w asn't going to hurry about ask
ing her this very minute because he
was enjoying thinking about how he
would do It.
He atond up on the stump several
times in several different ways, first
with his head cocked to the right, then
with his head corked to the left, and
then with his head very straight In
deed.
And he said over to himself, "SIIm
He Sang a Most Beautiful Song.
Iled-WInged Ulnckhlrd. I love you.
pletely
forgot how he was tilting hit*
Will you ho my mate?"
bend,
he
completely forgot what
And then he practiced saying It this
speeches
he
hud planned to make.
way, *'I love you Miss Iled-WIngcd
He completely forgot everything ex
Ulnckhlrd. and I would bn glnd to get
bug, and worms for you through life." cept Miss Red-Winged Ulnckhlrd, and
And then lie tried how It would that she was beautiful In her brown
sound to say. "Let us share a home j ish dress with Its speckled fro n t
And Miss Red-Winged Ulnckhlrd
of rushes from tills bay, and let us
live here on a lush, near the marshy j didn't care what sort of a speech he
bay. It Is going to he a fashionable made, for she hud |bcen dreadfully
hay with many blcchhlids living nere j '..**. r led wnen he hadn't come to see
and I would like to give you n fash her, hut had been sitting on tho stump
so long nnd so quietly.
ionable home."
"I |ov^ you. I love you, I love you,"
Then, In the distance he saw Mis-*
lted-WInged lllaekhlrd flying • *’. and ' he raid nenln.
suddenly lie thought whnt n silly hint I Then he sung again, a most beauti
ful sung full of melody and tune, nnd
he had been.
lie hconiue quite worried for he 1 MI*h Ited-WInged Ulnckhlrd sang soft
w* mh-rv l If hy any clianre any other I ly Ip the elmrus.
Mr. lted-v.-lnr.-d HlaeMdrd could hive ' He iimdi* n low how when he hnd
(is' e*|*
o - n t , i i •■frli’ iis she wn* ' IlnUlu'd and said: "I would Isis** to nlwuy* slug fur you. 1 would bo * to til*
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In *ho premium list of tho coming
Florid- Stan* Fair, Jacksonville,
.November 22 to 29.
THE
KITCHEN
CABINET
OCTOBER 10,
For the Convenience
Of the Grower
There’s'a whole lot of satisfaction in being able
to get quick delivery of Armour’s standardized
fertilizers right in Sanford. We have putin two
complete stocks for your convenience—one in
the old Sanford passenger station and one in the
Ben Monroe W archousc at Beardall Siding. Arc
you taking advantage of this service?
The time for planting fall crops is close at hand.
Better sec our local representative, Mr. Chas. H.
Whittier, today about your needs. He can fur
nish what you want.
'
T b s b e s t n a tu r a l d i s i n f e c t a n t Is su n s h i n s ; th # bsst serm d i s in f e c t a n t Is
f o r m a ld c h y d s ; the b e st p h y s i c a l d is in
f e c t a n t la so s p ; th e b e s t m o r a l dU lnf c c t n n t Is publicity.
»
A r m o u r F e r t il i z e r W o rk s
Jacksonville, Florida
FOR THE FIRST MEAL.
There Is probably no meal of the
day w here dainty aervlce nnd pretty
____________
_ attractiv e dishes
Ik y 1
are more n|ipn*d a te d than at the
m o r n i n g meal.
The
llrat tllsli
I fin
should he fruit
and nS' the sen-
J
YZ*ys W
J
I pears we neeil
not fonr monot
ony. Whenever possible a most grace
ful and pleasing garnish for Ihe fruit
the hi e iikfiei lit mo is the foliage
of the fruit Itself or any which rescue
Ides it. A fter the fruit Is the morn
ing cercnl. If one has never tried the
whole when I ns It m ines from Ihe
tl resher or granary there is sllll n
treat In store. In many homes n
small mill Is used In grind those grain**
of various kinds.
They will cook
much quicker If ground, hut wheat
well washed nnd soaked over night
then cooked slowly on Ihe hack of the
dove until It Is soft, has yet to And
Its equal ns wholesome food, especialthe little people. Serve It with
top milk and cook enough to Inst sev
eral days. It will keep nnd not a
grain should he wasted. Such food Is
espednlly good for tho youngsters'
supper, too.
Hnnnnna when well ripened arc good
to eervn with Ihe brcnkfnst food If
they are liked Hint wny.
Eggs ns omelets or In a hundred
ways, nre n most satisfying breakfast
dish. A well-mndo nnd nicely-seasoned
hnsh Is another good dish for breakfnst. For the grownup* Ihe boiled din
ner hnsh Is n ^rent favor He. hut ono
must have a good digestion for such
food.
Tonst dry. buttered, French fried,
nr a* milk toast Is another good morn
ing dish.
Toast should he well
browned nnd crisp to he palatable,
when served. Ilncon, ham nnd chops
] are good breakfast meats, hut It I*
, better to e rr In not having m eat than
In serving it too often.
Breakfast Muffin.—ltent one egg. add
n half cupful, of milk, flour (with two
teaspoonfuls of baking powder) to
make n soft drop hatter, then add
two tnblespoonfuls of melted butte?
nnd pour Into well-greased inuflin pnns
to hake In n moderate oven.
'H tL o U
T V W e r tjtfi.
HINTS THAT ARE PERTINENT.
As seasoning Is one of the line arts
of cookery It Is wise to hnvo on hand
a vnriety to use In varyIng H"* *1nror °* *1’° or*
TOjsJ'WPf d Inary dishes. Keep a
package of hay leaves to
senson meats nnd sauces;
often n mere speck will
J p wTlyJJ ho nil that Is needed to
flavor a dish. Hay leaves
like gnrllc should he
. used with miserly care.
Both nre most delightful tlnvora If not
overdone.
A bottle of kitchen bouquet, cinsups
of various kinds, chill powder, curry
powder, tabasco nnd W orcestershire
snuce, pnprlka, celery snlt with the
daxen* of flavor herbs, may nil he
n part of one's equipment at small ex
pense, for nearly all will last for
years In n smnll family.
Scald a dish in which flsh has been
cooked with n Utile vinegar and ven
ter. then wash with soap sodn.
Shine up the old rubbers hy using
a wnsh of nmtnonln.
A fresh blood stain may he removed
from n garment If rubbed with dry
starch nnd lot It dry; then brush nnd
the Rtnln will come out with the
starch.
A fine wny to clean gloves Is to
moisten flour with gasoline nnd wash
the gloves on the hands, rubbing ns
If with soap nnd wnter.
Always keep a few wlioden skewers
to use wrapped In a denning cloth to
rcnch corners of window- rash nnd otli- r plnces too smnll for the Huger to
■raeh, when cleaning.
.'on! collar* of velvet and velvet
4.1 ts may he cleaned hy using cornmeal nnd gasoline, rubbing the soaked
nit til well Into the pile of Ihe velvet
then brushing briskly to rulao, the
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How They Breathe Under Ice.
Tho ability of a benver to remain
tinder water for n long time Is really
not so strange n problem us It looks.
When n lake or pond Is froren over
n heaver will come to the under sur
face of the Ice to expel breath, so
that It form* u wide flat bubble. The
nlr coming In contact with the Ice nnd
ra te r Is purified, nntl the heaver
breathes It ngntn. T his operation he
enn repent several times, Tho otter
nnd muskrat do the same-thing.
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An compared with the otter or mink,
tho beaver Is u very slow swimmer.
Ills front legs hung hy Ids side, nnd ho
uses only Ids webbed hind feet for
purposes of swimming. It Is easy,to
capture ono In n canoe If you can tlnd
him In ahnllow w ater. He Is n most
determined lighter, hut clumsy and
cosy to handle. If ho could get hold
of you with Ills teeth he would tilmost take n leg off, so you need to
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ill R en; Y o u r H o u se F o r You
�OCTOBER 10, M S
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE THIRTEEN
stiado than Pinky*! eyes^
“ Pinky thought they were vary fair*
ly nnnii,!, for, of course, Clover should
should -have the b e t t f
of the
two, because Clover wag Mrs. Rabbit
and It was polite and til:e to slvo the
lady the nicer name.
I "Unth
v.U.lt
out n touch of black. They were very
fond of ench other, they wero very
tome nnd fond of children nnd they
wero extremely fond of n'l tho nlco
“Now tho children who owned these
rnhhlts didn't know that Daddy Rab
bits were all right when the children
wero big hut that when they were
small they weren't so nlco because
they were very apt to kill or eat their
children.
"The duddten didn’t care for tho chil
dren when they were only little hits
of fluff.
They didn’t seo th at they
would grow up Into nice rabbits later
on.
"So these two rnhhlts. Pinky nnd
Clover, were not separated, nnd Clov
er, somehow, wasn’t as afraid of IMnky
ns MimetlmcH n mother rabbit Is.
"That Is, a mother rabbit Is never
ufrntd of n daddy rabbit for herself,
for she knows he will never hurt tier,
tiut stie li afraid for her little ones.
"So when she knows that tho little
ones nro soon to come she hides n’.vny
from the daddy rabbit.
"Clover wasn't at all nervous. She
siii.- that the children didn’t know that
they should be separated. And sho
somehow thought Pinky would act
very nicely about the llttlo ones.
"She made u little hole In tho ground
and s.Hiu there came seven of tho
sweetest, most cunning little hits of
white Half you ever did see!
"She bad ipdfe a hard time naming
so many little babies but at last she
mimed ito-—
• r i'i, 1*19*0 .were the names
she dedited iipi'ii,
TU& x i s f f Z > l i l t
18 cents a p a ck a g e
Camels w in in stan t an d perm anent
success w ith sm okers because the
blend brings o u t to the limit the
refreshing flavor a n d delightful melr
F o r y o u r rTrr-.satiaTuetiuii you m ust
com pare Camel*; w ith a n y cignrcitt
in the w orld at a n y nrice. T hen,
y o u ’ll b e st realize th i-ir superior
q u a lity .a n d th e r a r e enjoym ent
th ey provide. .
No u i r n t will e n ab le u s to do a n y
sork without d r u d x t r y , b ut no childlih n su must t e m p t ue to give It u p
brcAuic It is tmrd. No work c a n be
**ll dano by nny one who Is u n n ll ll n g
to isrrWro ra s e to Its a c c o m p lis h m e n t.
WHAT SHALL WE EAT?
For those \\lu> nre fond of the fresh,
rrl«p rablmgo there Is no more accept
able way to serve It thnn
tills:
Shred a hard.
Unit head of cabbage
very fine, sprinkle with
salt and n dash of cay
enne, add enough vine
gar to make n snappy fla
vor and sugar and cream
to tnsie. If the cnhhnge
Is wilted let It stand In
water until crisp.
Rccheiter Soup.—This Is n rich dinDfr seu|i. and at the present price of
chickens nnd almonds cannot he called
economical. Rlanch two-thirds of a
cupful nf almonds; chop and pound In
• tnortnr; add gradually while pound
ing. four tnhlespoonfula of water, half
» teaspoonful of sa lt; then add three
cupfuls of chicken stock, one sllctd
colon and three stalks of celery, Sim
mer one hour. Rub through | sieve
•nd bind with two tablespooufnls of
butter and flour cooked together nnd
oiled with the soup, cooking until
The h ig h e s t d u ly ut th e s t a t e Is »o
to ItKletate nail m i n is te r ns to m a k e
^A R O U N D TH E 'WORLD W I T H
AMERICAN RED CROSS,*.
'/
Homo Service.
r—
3MI.StiRVft CHIDtPQSS
IWUKMAHON OKSK
kiSL'a
Chewing Gum for Cows.
Little llvo-yoitr-oltl Vivian, visiting In
tin* country for the first time, hap
pened to notice the cattle enjoying
thetr cud.
"Huy, grandpa!" she exclaimed,
"do- <* you have to buy glim for all
th e ri cows to chew?"
HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS.
home, and for the u n it use* that the
■ tata e x is ts .—Kllen t t t a h a r d i .
SUMMER FOODS.
Now la the time to enjoy tho luscious
field mushroom. With plenty ot ruin
thero should be
|M
M
R |
an abuhdant crop'.
Look for them In
the fields used for
N JM
When replacing papers In drawers
keep them llrtu. put n small stickcr half on the paper und
the other half on tho
drawer.
When setting dishes on
Ice, use old enn rubbers
to keep th e n from Klip*
A piece of macaroni placed In a ber*
ry pie when put In the oven will save
tho loss of the good Jnice, as the nuoaronl will serve as ■ chimney for tha
Inlca to boll up m.
* a rm s* the cork of the fin e bottle, so
;?,«■? It “ III s s t be
In when It Is
wanted.
A piece of Ice held In the mouth r
moment before disagreeable medicine
Is to be taken, will dull the aense of
taste.
^ Keep on your d e f t a list o r iuiiim w
do—calls, Ictter-wriUng and household
tesks; ns they are done, cross ofT. It
Is n most satisfactory way, of knowing
whnt Is accomplished during the week
or month. Ths same method Is a good
our to use In the kitchen; vnrlons
things are forgotten that, with the list
U foro one, will spur on the worker.
A camp chair that will slip under ths
table, out of the way or can be hang
from n hook, Is n great convenience In
n kitchen with small space.
A roomy mnrket bnsket with a strong,
well-fastened handle, makes n line bed
foe the small child when traveling, and
one m which It may he carried with
It.* belongings. The bnsket Is picked
up nnd carried without disturbing the
baby or exposing him to the weather.
Carry a package of cm irtplaiter of
dlflerent colors. This may be used
e l en traveling to mend n garment or
stocking In an emergency.
Transplant n few asters nnd other
favorite flowers In the garden after the
vegetables arc gone. In diet fall they
wilt tie pleasant to look at.
Kitchen aprons of unhlcnchcd cot
ton made with a good titling style nre
need desirable, as t h e y tuny tic boiled
tmtl kept while.
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No Rabblta In Palestine.
Vittfin', the t'nofri! .:n!mnlr. found In
PaT
are the »allow Gear, a Eutoju aii type, gazelles tied other nutcInpes, characteristic of Africa. The
wild boar, still common, deems to hnvo
Iv.'l for Its Hlltllcul companion Rcltclaotli (lie hippopotamus, though this
became extinct ages ngn. Ills pigmy
relative of the rocks, the llttlo hyrnx.
Is a well-known beast of Palestine, nnd
Is ul-o of African type, Africa being
the home of the family. This Is tho
'coney' of Scripture, but there Is no
rabbit In Palestine.
Introduced Chrysanthemums.
It wns In (he nutuinn of 1809, that
Ping.
’ tho first hunch of chrysanthemums was
A little sand In n small I seen In Pnrls, brought by a Frenchtop-beary
vnso
will i mnti from fnr-off Japan.
Ills first
make It quite stable.
care was to present them to tho Em
Fill salt nnd peppej*
And Say How Precious They Were. stinkers with an orange spoon or make press Josephine, who was delighted
with the flowers and Introduced tholr
nffer his dud. end tin* second.daugh a paper funnel, which tnny he used cultivation lu French gardens.—Chris
ter was niiliml Cloverln** uJlur W»r: more quickly.
tian Science Monitor.
fertilizer An* been
placed the year
rooms will also
'
be found nround
the roots of decaying trees nnd stumps.
Leant n few of tho common varieties
nnd add a most delicious vegetable,
with no cost hut the effort of gather
ing. to your tnhle.
Deviled Mushrooms— Mir n tearpscsful nr mustard, n dash of cayenne, a
tcsspnonful of Worcestershire sauce,
and half a tenspoonful of paprika,
cover broiled mushrooms with this mix
ture and serve but on toast.
Put a layer of llncly chopped peenns
or walnuts over the top of a custard
pie. The nuts will form a crust over
the top which will, when baked, he es
pecially delirious.
Grape Surprise.—Take four tablespoonfuls of granulntcd gelatin, soft
en with two tnblespoonfuls of cold wa
ter, then add the Juice and rind of a
lemon, two nnd tonc-hulf cupfuls of
grope Julco nnd one-half cupful of
sugar. Stir until well dissolved r.ud
the gelatin has b«v in to thlcktn, then
add it hnif-polind of skinned mid Need
e d grapes. Pour Into n wet mold nnd
set nwny on ice to harden.
Date,. Nut and Pineapple Salad.—
Chop n cupful of dntes nnd three good
sized apples, add n cupful nf chopped
celery nnd n cupful of broken nut
meats, half a pound of seeded skinned
grapes. Mix all together nnd heap on
n slice of plncupplc placed on n lettuce
leaf. Serve with mnyonnnlse dressing.
Marshmallows cat It* hits rnny he add
led In p la c e o t tho nutnienta, making s
more dainty salad.
Peach d'Armour.—Fill tall glosses
with peach Ice creant nnd sufllrieiit
raspberry Juice to run down through
the cream to color It. On top plnca
n spoonful r f plnltt vanilla Ice cream.
Garnish with n fresh raspberry or two,
or n mnrlschlno cherry.
i* t£ j£ L
i'l i- ,if the finest constructive activities of the American nt!d Cross In
' a* Hume .Service In the United States, tho friendly connecting link
it the soldier fur from home and Ills loved ones. This branch nf the
•h tiiuh-r tin- pemo program of tho Red Crass will he oxjmnded to
■v! ii tu-.-ii tin- ns* slati <st It cun provide, Is direct oil tty uclontlllcn y
1 si wurkt*rs. Since In ttltnted Homo Servlet; has m**;*P d MW.0 **
mill t.»utu* families. Tltla photograph shows one of the Innuntcr• • S ettiiv Information hnn-hus whero service men anti their fsml • a
: ring ihair problems for solution.
tie
N othing Is g iv en to r n o th i n g In th is
World; t h e r e ca n be no t r u e love even
on y o u r o w n sid e w ith o u t d e v o tio n :
devotion Is th e everclee of love, by
w hich It g ro w s.—It. U Stevenson".
good homo*, (or it !* only u la r g e r
■ ’r '
tier el vine them •th e tr m eals.
watched her ns slip taught tWiu the
lessons all rabbits nitist know.
"And he saw the children pick them
up nnd handle them very gently and
kiss them and say how precious they
were.
"A ftel they grew up Into bigger rabMts some of them were given nway
ami beentne the pets of other children
and Clover and Pinky were together
ngnlit once more without the young
one*.
\
•* ‘I miss them.' said Clover, 'hut I
knmv that children will ho good to
their mliblt pots, for 1 have always
been treated bo kindly nnd nicely by
children.'
•*'So linvo 1,* said IMnky.
“And tho rabbits sniffed nnd their
little noses wiggled and trembled us
they told each oilier what n nice world
It was with children and clover both
In It!"
“ Iter oldest -nil v ia u a tu ci non.
Iter eldest dadghtcr w as nam*"I Run
ny
Mer rrcnnd -;"0 was iiuiileil Pink
a J. REYNOLDS TOilACGO COMPANY. Winston-Salem, N. C.
well tlnne.
Sour Cream Salad Dressing.—Let n
cupful of cream atnnd until sour, then
whip until thick; add one tablespoonful of Biignr nnd one of lemon Juice.
Best well Into the cream and mid n
dnsh of cnyenne, If liked.
Cream Pis.—Cook In u double holl
er one cupful of top milk, two tablespoonfuls of flour mixed with n cupful
of sugar, then added to the milk, two
beaten egg yolks, a pinch of salt;
cook until thick. Set aside to cool,
then add flavoring nnd (111 n baked shell.
Cover with a meringue made from the
whites 'henten stiff nnd mixed with
two tnhlespoonfutH of sugar. Set In
the oven to brown.
Minced Chicken With Peppers.—
Cover a green pepper with holilug wa
ter and parboil for ten minutes. Cut
the pepper tu strips with scissors, re
moving the seeds. Melt two tjildespoonfuls of butter, ndd esc and oo«hnlf tnblespnnnfnls of flour; cook until
well blended with two-thirds of a cujvfu* of chicken stock. Add one cupful
of diced chicken ami the peppers and
serve on buttered toast.
self. The third son was named Spot,
beenu-m of n llttlo blnfck spot which
he hnd on h!s -nose, nnd tho thlnl
ilnughtt-r was named Rr.bblty, while
the fourth son whs unmed Ratty Run
“And do you know that Pinky never |
tuuCui,! ■ii,c w» iliMni children zo zz
to hurt them? He didn't kill them,
he didn't Idle them.
4“Itut Instead lie watched Mother
Itahhlt tnklng care of them, he saw
“There were two rabbits,” said Dad*
dy, “which I want to tell you shout.
Their names were Clover nnd Pinky.
Now Clover Ipved tho very noun I of
her name. For, as you know, nil rab
bits love clover.
“They Itko clover as much as chil
dren llku Ice cream, and that Is say
ing n good deal, ns you know."
“Ii most certainly Is," said Nancy.
“I agree." said Nick.
"Clover loved to hear her nntne.
Sho loved to be culled by' It very often
and sho liked it best of nil when her
nnme was made very real by getting
a lot of clover to cat.
"Tho other rabbit's name was Pinky.
IMnky was so named because of his
very bright pink eyes.
They wero
rcnily beautiful pink eyes. Clover hnd
pink eyes, too, hut they were not so
bright. th?y were a llttlo hit paler lu
acta
Look I Hero Is the globe spread out Bat before your eyes. See those stars?
star shows where a U. S. Navy ship wa* on
September 2nd, 1919. Ths Navy travels
the Seven Seas.
Don’t you-want to see the W orld?
calling to you!
• Strange and smiling foreign
lands are beckoning to you. Shove
off and sec the world I
R
o m a n c e 19
Learn
P a ree.
Panama.
beach o f
to “parlcy-voo" in gny
See th e b u ll-fig h ts in
See surf-riding on the
Waikiki.
Learn thq lure, that comes with
the swish and swirl of the good salt
sea. Eat well—free; dress well—
free; sleep clean—free; and look ’em
all straight in the ey e—British,
F ren ch , C h in e s e , J a p a n e s e ,
Spaniards,-Egyptians, Algerians
and all maimer of people.
Come! Be a re a l man of the
world. See the world. Sec it with
the rr d -b lo o d e d , hard-working,
hard-playing men of the U. S.
Nnvy.
-
I
Pay begins the day you join.
On board ship a man is alwaya
learning. Trade schools develop
skill, industry and business ability.
Thirty days care-free holiday each
year with full pay. The food ia
good. First uniform outfit is fur
nished free. Prom otion is un
limited for men of brains. You
can enlist for two years and come,
out broader, stronger and abler
Shove ofT—-Join the U. S. Navy.
If you’re between 17 and 35 go to
the nearest recruiting station or
all the details. If you don’t .’:r ow
where it is ask your posaasi.er.
Shove o f f ! -Join the IJ. S ,N % i*/y
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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THE JAPANESE NIQHTINQALE.
New Source of Wealth.
Processes haro been perfected
whereby m a ttin g , binder twine and
other con rat* textiles are belnp made
of the leaf fibre of the scrub palmetto
nnd cabbage palm, which grow pro*
fusely In several of the southern
states.
OCTOBER 10,- 191V
H u a t, Rout* >, Marion, Virginia: F. A.
H a rt, S av an n ah , Georgia; J . P. Mitchell,
121* N orth G rand Avenue, S hrrm an, Texaa;
Loui* P aint, C ataw b a S anitarium ! Virginia;
C. II. Walah. Wilmington, N o rth C arolina.
I t (a h u t / t r l t r r a t h a t ynVi do ap pear
l a t h i * court tn th a bill Bled hrrrln on the
th ird d»y o( November, A. tl . 191#.
I t (• f u r th tr ordered t h a t thW ord*r be
puhliihad a n te a week for four coitaecrtlve
w rek t in th e S anford Herald, a newapaper
published In aald Seminole county, Florida.
Wltneea ray hand an d th e neat of said Cir
cuit Court thia 24th
Hay of S cptam brr,
A. l;. 191#,
(Mall
E. A. DOUGLASS.
Clerk of Circuit C ourt.
A. K. 1'owen.
Solicitor Tor Carat Niaant,
l-M t
.v u u
Use Time to Advantage.
Time, which never stand# still Itself,
"Well. Mr. Japanese Nightlngntc, I
will not allow nny o re of us to stnnd
think you are very rudo Indeed,”
B it'
d 'il
:1
Ci,
■'111!.
It delivers Into uur iiutius aixtv t» n » « . i . Cf"=r*.
a.... c .A f a n d
"My deal Min. Jnimncsii nightingale. minutes ever)* hoi r nnd compels us to
In and Par Seminole County, Murid*
Chancery
I don't care In the least what you
dispose of them In some way. Whether O, J*. Swope, Coraplalnant.
think. Tour opinion means nothing
va.
Order of
wo will or not, a constant accounting K. 8. Sravey
at al.
Publication
“ YES, SIR, WE DO ROTH
to me. I care not for It; I care not
Defendnnti.
has to be rendered. One who falls Into
whether you {ell It to rue or not, nnd I
the habit of dlaslnntlne time
Vulcanizing and retreading of tires
care not even whether you have »«
hOt boly opportunlty but happiness, for
and we think we do both equally
opinion " o f not."
the spendthrift of tlmu becomes a
"You nre only adding to your rude
well. At least, try us on only
spendthrift of the other things which
ness all the time," fcald Mra. Japanese
one of your old tires and if we
make life worth while.—Forbes Maga
Nightingale.
d o n't give you a good job—prac
zine.
"M r dear Mrs. Jupanese Nightin
tically as good as a new shoe—
gale, 1 do not wish you to tnlk nbout
don't
puy u;t a penny. Our vul
arithm etic to me. I never went to
Alexander, Alexander and Rtiairl, and W. E.
canized
and retreaded tires save
Alexander.*
achool. I never ahall go to school.
I t appearing from th e affidavit of (>, I*. you many dollars.
And I don't care to hear about school."
Swope, the com plainant. In th e above ault
herein duly filed, th a t It ia the belief n( t h r
"I never mentioned school, and I
affiant th a t th e place* of residence of th r
never mentioned arithmetic,” said Mrs. N OTICE O F .SPECIAL M A S T E R 'S SALE above nam rd defendant) are unknown; th a t
N utIru I* hereby given t h a t under and by there I* no peraun In th e a tate the aervice
Japanese Nightingale.
vlrlur ot t h a t fine! decree *>t (orreloture of a aubpocna upon whom would bind aald
"You might Just as well have men a i d *ale mad* and entered by t h r Hon. defendant*, and t h a t It la hi* belief t h a t aald
I'lIONE 17
i n n W. Fcrklna, Judge <*f th» <th Judicial defenJanta ate over .h e ago of tw rnty-onc
tioned them." aald Mr. Japanese Night JCircuit
"I tk«* S lat* of Florida, d ated t h r (21 > year* of age.
i Oak tin 3rd St.
Sanford, Florida
27th day of 8*pl*rabrr, A. I». IBIS, In a
ingale.
You are hereby ordered to appeal lo thle
certain cam# pending In *aid cirri:II in a i d bill on M onday, the lat day of December,
"But I didn't, and so why should I for S. -.Inule County, whrrcm the Slat* A. D. 1919, th e aam r being a Rule Day of
l»e blamed for something I didn’t do? flank of Orlando, a corporation, cumplain* thl* Court.
ant, and Jam r* If. Ilryc* it defendant, I
• It I* further ordered th a t thl* notice be
I nrn sure I never mentioned either of will on t h r .Ird day of N o * rm b rr, A. D. publlahrd
for flijht eonverutivc wrrka in the
them, and, In fact, you didn't say that I'JIO, th r aarar briny Monday a ruin d a ; , Sanford Herald, a newspaper pulitlahrd in
during th r Irghl hour* u( aalr, before th r Sanford, Seminole C ounty, Florida.
I did."
SIS West First Street
Court Itouao of Homlnolo C ounty, a t San
Wllnrt*
A. Duugla-a, Clerk r l <aid l irI'lofida, otTrr and c»pn*r lor aalr, to ru lt Court and the aral thereof thl* the 17th
"I didn’t sny thnt you did," said Mr. ford.
t
h
r
hir.hr't
bidder
for
ra
ih
,
t
h
r
following
of September, A. 1). 1919.
Al the Princess Tlienter Monday
M aker of
Japanese Nightingale. "I said Ihnt real r a t a lr lying and bring in t h r County d a y(aral)
E. A. D O U G I.ASS, Clerk.
you might Just as well have talked of Seminole and S tate of Florida, tn-wit: D.ivia ‘ Gilt*,
T h r N \ V 'i of S K 1* lira* 10 arrra in NorthLadies Skirts a n d Dresses
Snlirltora (or Complalnanc.
about both arithm etic and school ns to t u t corner), S ‘ ;> of S E I( In S*c. 19, T hr
5-9tc
when It Iteriiliit* evident Ihnt Douglas tulk about adding.
N ' r of N K ! , of S-c. JO all in Townahlp
20, Range .12; alao th» N l i of N K l| of S E ' ,
wns paying alb nilon to yourself, my
“You said that I was adding to my of Srr. S, the S W .'i of N \V *f lle«« Beginning
cniurk'iiA- chided me for being the rudeness all the time. Now, I onre at SW Corner run Real t<> cholnr, N 'u th
|
D O L L IE ’S CUH
13.23 chain*, W rit 10 chiln*. South 13, I t
menti« of bringing )nti lugellier. It I#
chain*) in Section ID, all In Townahlp 20
Imnest of him i» usk you to spend a
South of Range .32 Eaat. T o aaltafy final
d i m e and t h r t u m i due (hereunder.
By MILDRED WHITE
few weeks at h!*< home In hi* mother1#
E. F . IlO U S lIO L D K it,
Fruit and V egetable Crates
fretful society before urging you to beSpecial M t i l i r In C b i n t r r y .
'
.
I
i
o
y
&
Wa*low.
■ me engaged to him. lie certainly
Sullcitora.
7-Stc
want# you to know wfuuynti nr« u(.,....
Y o u Cam U ur F r o m U s a t
"A r'1 *?," 2r.lr.hed Aunt Abigull, |
*!- P r l a i
nnd from wlmt llnldnh White told me
In ( trrutl i n u l l , S rt o l n o l e C u U n t ) , S t a l e
“Dougins can never hope to marry
ut Ifu,Ida. In I h a it-ctr.
r-t
her
experience
«*
nurse
there
I
A rid/ t.-e L-Jrh!;r,
while his m olhrr Jr nliv.. Tltere ..te can foresee that your visit will !-.* doit
Divorce — C )‘ ,-t|»n.
W r i t e f e r t ’r l a * M a i
no bonds so i tuning ns the wenkiie" thlcli*- -hnrf. V..i. I c v r n e ith e r MnlJttmea Lockiarc.
TO JA M E S L O C K L A R B , B E D S P R I N G S
with tvhleli an
*i<-i V- h.-> -ui;W A M e rry d a rC o m p u y
dab's patience imr cntlnr.n.ce. You’ve
N. C.
jevt*
You af" hereby ordered to np p rar to lh "
alwav* been humored yourself. Pnlllt*.
lllll
n(
Complaint
herein
bled
agulnat
you
Palalka, Florida
"Dougins has tried one nurse after When I try to fancy Dougins’ mother
in I hr st uvr entitled «*u»e on the Rule
another; capable, cbnrtulttg women,
da) of Our Court In November, to-wlt, th r
nnd you In lln- vnao* house—the thing
3rd day of N ovember, 1919, and the Sanfutd
too. but tint one cnttbl bring bis moth Is Impossible."
Herald a weekly nawipaper puMNhrd In
er to nny degree of helpfulness to her
Sat.furd, Seminole C ounty, H o n d a , la hereby
Dollle clasped her arm# about her
deaignat-d aa t h r newspaper In whdeh thf»
self. Mrs. Ciitnernii relies upon oili <urly head, and Into tho chlim-Muo
o rd r r ahall appear one* a work lor four
er# for her slightest need, nnd all an* In cyi-s which bad cnusrd her family tn
• urriaalvr week*. *■
i
V.litter* my h an d and wfndal *eal (hi*
terror of her hysterical ontbtirsis. Not bestow upon her the name of Dolly
the 3rd day of October, 1919.
1lirit Celia Cameron Is noisy In her at- crime an tn*crutlbli> light.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
7-JHr
Clerk Circuit Court.
tncks, but her silent ami prolonged
“Yet, I am g Ing tn marry Dougins,"
weeping wenrs more I think upon one’s she said, “and I'm going to make tlint "I Object When You Pull My Tall Notice o t Application for T a i Deed Under
Section li of Chapter IHSK, U » « of
nerves. Her htisPnnd s|to||ed tier by visit."
Feathers.”
Florida
hi# unreasoning devotion, nnd Dougins
1* hereby given th a t It. M.
Douglas ldin*c|f looked apprehensive not about adding. I care less for sub I'apwNotice
orth, purcha*er of T ax C ertiorate
was forced to continue the slntcry. ns be met his sweetheart at tho
No. IP, dated the 4th Hay of Ju ne. A. D.
Pardon nie, my denr. much as I love suburban station ntid drove her out to tracting nnd ns for multiplying—well, 1917, ha* tiled *»ld certiorate In mv nff"ee,
and ha* made application for tsv deed to
I hate It!"
Colin Cameron, slavery is the word Ills line old borne.
In accordance with law. Said certificate
"1 didn't mean you were adding lt»ue
which expresses her exactions. And
embrace* the follow Ing dcarrlbed properly
"Mother,” he gently announced, numbers Ilk.* they do In arithmetic," alttialnl in Semihole county, Florida, to"Dollle will visit with you In the gar Mild Mrs. Japanese Nightingale. "I wlt: le d 7, New Upaala. The aald land
hi-ln* aaaeered at th e date of the.l**uance
den; she will not be In the lens! of- simply meant that you were adding of
aurh Certificate In the name of E. Laraan.
Utile** aald certificate ahall be redeemed
f.'ndiHl when you are tired of talking If bad manners.’' •
according lo law la* deed will i*»ue thereon
you send her away.”
"All lhe same," snld Mr. Japanese on th e 3rd. d a # of November, A. D., 1919.
WUneev my official aignaturc and aral
Dollle agreed with a doubtful smile Nightingale. "In arithm etic they add
Ihl* the 3rd day of October, A. D. 1919.
ns Ibe son departed.
.SEAL)
K. A. DOUGLASS.
to many numbers of this and so mnny
Clerk Circuit C ourt Seminole C ounty,
“1 get tired of talking myself,” she numbers of that. For Instance they
Florid*.
told Ibe Invalid sadly, "It ruffles my sny two nightingales added to two 7-M r
lly V. M. DOUGLASS. I). C.
nerves.”
- -<>
other night lupitrs make In all four N ailer of A ppllrallon for Tax Deed Under
And Was Run-Down, Weak and "Nerves!'’ cried Hie other, and she nightingales.
S rrlln n S of Chapter 4399, Lawn of
Florida.
,
leaned eagerly forward.
Nenrom, Says Florida Lady.
"So you were trying to make out
Kotlci* li h fr tb y li v e n that A, la* T *vr*u,
purchaser
of
Tax
C
ertlncale
No.
.3fit, dated
"My doctor forbids the subject, nnd thnt Instead of one rudeness I had sev the 4th day of J u n e , A. U. 1917..
Said
Five Bottles of Cardai
Ilie nurses were like sticks when I eral rudenesses added to the one, mak certificate embrace* tb* following described
property
altuated
In
Seminole
C
ounty,
ventured n thought. It will be com ing. 1 suppose, four In all.”
Made Her Well
Florida, to-w|t: Lot 3C4 Flan of Sub Dlforting ut least In Inlk to one who sym
Mrs. Japanese Nightingale gave a vUfen ef t . s r d brS.-.Bal."./
A.lwiwunle
t . | | . A N, Co. T h e aald land being a*pathetically
understands.
Dougin# funn) Hide chuckle nnd made a funny aeaied
at
.
h
r
d
a
te
ol
the
l**uance
ol auch
Kathleen, Fla.—Mrs. Dallas Prln#, never ioltl me tiint you also suffer from little sound In her throat which sound
r t rrtui n r a ti e In
in the
i n . nam
n * n i.e of
ui Unknown:
..........
of this place. «#ya: “A lter the birth
Al*n: Notlre fa hereby given th a t A. Iof my l u t c h ild ...I got Tory much nerves. Now. do you hnve wakeful ed like* n grunt.
i a v e t u, purchn.er of Tax Certlffcate No.
"You're very fond of adding every «w"i
36K, Uw
dated
day
-**I the
lilt “4th
w** ■
** f 'of* June
***** . A.( D. 1917.
.
run-down and weakened, bo much nights, and crying turns, and— '
Said certificate embrarev the following dith a t I could hardly do anything at
“I often rry," admitted Dollle, "If thing up so It will make four,” she icrih rd property a ltuated In Srmitude C ountv,
all.
I was bo awfully nervous that things don’t go my way. And—I Just said. "I# thut the number you nlwayn Florida, to-wlt: J.ot 340, Flan of Sub DlCars Washed and Delivered—We Will Call
vl*lon of land belonging to Altam onte I,.
I could Bcarccly onduro the least can’t fuss doing every little thing for add lor*
It. A N. Co. T he aald land bring a*«e«aed
noise.
My condition waa getting myself, especially wheu I've u head
for and Deliver Your Car.
the d a te of the i*auanc* of auch refill),
"It Is not," snld Mr. Jnpnnese Night at
worso all tbo tim e ...
ra le In the n u n c of Unknown.
ache."
Ha* Died aald Certiorate* In mv office,
ingale, proudly.
I knew I m ust have Bomo relief or
ha* made application frtx tax dredx
The chlnn htiie eyes grew pathetic.
"Well, anyway, youre wrong." snld and
1 would Boon bo in tho bed and In a
PHONE NO. 41 — REMEMBER THE NO. 41
• o la,u r In accordance with law.
•aerloua condition for I felt bo badly "I have n headache now,” said Dollle. Mrs. Jnpnnese Nightingale.
Unteaa aald certiorate* ahall be redeemed
It, law ta a dred* will Lauc th rreon
and was bo nervous and weak I could Would you mind Ita tiding me that Bil
"I don’t see why," snld Mr. Jnpnn according
on the 3rd day of November A. I). DJ19,
hardly llv a My husband asked Dr. low?”
ese Nightingale. "Why can’t one add
Wit nr** my official VlgOalurr and aral
- — - — about my taking CarduL Ho
th e third day of October. A. D. 1919.
The Invalid hesitated a moment rudenesses together? Can't one add thi*
i S E Al.)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
said, T t’a a good medicine, and good aghast.
T-Ste
Clerk Circuit C ourt.
good
tn::nner*
ns
well
as
had
man
fo r th at troublo’, bo ho got mo 5 botSeminole County, Florida.
ners?"
"Douglas
brings
the
reclining
chair
Hy V. M. Dougiaaa, D. C.
/
scroM iL es
ile a ...A f te r nbout tho uecond bottlo I
"You don't seem to be able to,"
GUAHANTCC
f* lt greatly Im proved...boforo taking out for me to rest on." she sug
In
Clrrult
fo
u
r
l
S
e
t
r
n
l
h
Judicial
Ulrrull
Mrs. Japanese Nightingale snld. cock
i t m y Ilm la and hands and arms gested.
Seminole County. Florida
County Rank, a corporation
w ould go to sleep. After taking It,
Jumping Into It, Dollle closed her ing her head on one side. “ But the Seminole
fact remain* thnt you can't add rude Com plainant
however, thin poor circulation disap
peared. My Btrength camo back *.o eyes.
nesses ns you think you enn, like you \V. \V. F ry, W. H. Fell and S. Sher
an a* Truatet* of Celery City Aerie
mo and 1 wan Boon on tho road to
"It’s great 1’’ she said cheerfully; ndd two nnd two to make your beloved m
No. lsr.4 of Fraternal Ort/ef of )
health. After tho uno of nbout C bot "now If you'd Jusi arrange my pil four."
a corporallon not lor nrollt: the (.rltles, I could do oil my houao-wortc low—" Presenlly tho Invulld found
Aerie nNo.
of the
rr> tCity
IkJ Arniv . 1H53
•**.'*» "I
•««* -FralerY_
"Not my beloved four at all," snld ery
nal o r d r r of Kafir*, a corporation
and nttend to my nix children boMr.
Jnpnnese
Nightingale.
"I
think
not*
for
profit:
W.
11.
Fell.
J.
If.
*
herself slipping It under Dollle'# quiet
■Ides."
Cowan, J. F. Iloolehnn, a* Trustee*
you're
far
from
nice
to
me
when
I'm
head.
The
girl’s
soft
Imlr
touched
the
Yon can feel rafe !n giving Cardul
of Celery City Aerie No. IM!>3 of
n t h r rough trial for your troubles. It older woman's lingers, and with an un Kuril n handsome mate with beautiful F ra trrn n l Order of Eagle* _** aueee**to above named W. W. Fry, W.
t onlalnu no lrrm fu l or habit-forming known Impulse the slim hand moved red nnd ornnge touches to my feath or*
R. Fell and S. Sherm an, Fred It.
crugs, but Is composed of mild, vego- caressingly tPlough Us waves
ers, beautiful yellow circles around Rradley, E. A. Duugl*** In hi* own
OU can't go wrong in
and a* tru ttee ftir the following
table, mcdltlnal Ingredients with no
"Is )our bead so very bad?" slit* m> cy**s, a yellow-green overrent, yel right
nam ed ccatul* tjui Iruita, t). F. Allen,
buying Kokomo Long
I a d after-effects. Thousands or women asked.
lowish In front, brownish In back. Pin K. L. Hrown, C. A. RelU, F. It.
Ilradley,
tl.
C.
R
ryant.
J.
II.
Cowan.
la v e voluntarily written, telling of
Opening her distressed eyes. Dol a choice s e l e c t i o n of shades and col G. R. Calhoun, E. A. Dougiaaa, V.E.
Life Tires, with the White
tho rood Cardul has douo them. It
Dnuglaa*. K. L. Dinkle, Joe hernanorings, I am.
Shourl help you, too. Try I t
E 74 lle answered with n question:
T. O. 1,1111*. M. J. Gxllagher, J.
Gridiron Tread and Gray
“And the cousins who were given to dex,
“Yon think thnt you could rend n
F. Ifoolehan. E. E. Hogan. . J . M.
some
friends
of
our
mistress
whistle
H
unt,
F.
A.
Hart.
Jarae*
A.
Johnton.
little to nu*—from your book? A rend
Side Walls.
C. A. Kenlrter, J. F. Mahar, J. F.
ing sound soothes, I think, don't you?" most beautifully."
•
Mltehell, Loul* Faint, W. It. Fell.
“But you don’t whistle." said Mrs. S. Rung*, G. W, Smith, Jame* Sawyvr
"I never read aloud," Ibe Invalid reThey
are
fully
tested and
Alex Vaughan. Jo,,n Vandrrhock.
siMinded fearfully. I have'to be—read Jnpnnese Nightingale. "It doesn't do fi.
W.
Venal,le,
S.
C,
Hemstitching ami Picot
guaranteed for c,000 miles
me nny good to hear Ihnt your cous Walker. C. II. Walxh, C. C. Wood
la "
ruff, Elmer de C am p, Geu. A. Deins
whistle.
So
do
mine,
for
that
"Oh, dear!" moaned the girl, tears
C n tte i, S, F. Doudney In hi* own
by the makers of the first
work clone at tiie French
seeming dnngerousl,v near her quiver m atter, but I'm too Inzy myself. I like right ami a* tru»tee for the following
ccatul* #ul tru*ta, (>. F. Allen,
pneumatics in America.
■to be let out of my cage every morn named
ing lids.
E.
I..Brown. ( \ A. Itetta, F. It.
Shop. Bring your dress
Ilradley.
O.
C.
Ilryant.
J
.
II.
Cowan.
ing
to
lly
about
and
I
like
to
eoek
my
"If you cry," Mrs. Cameron said
G. It. Calhoun, E. A. Dnugl***. E.
Kokomo tires arc Regu
e s a n d linens to b e
querulously, **| shall leave you.
II head on one Kldt* when I speak lo my Dinkle, Jo e Frrnandvx, T. O. Glllla,
J. Gallagher, J.
F. Iloolehan,
mistress, but 1 can’t be bothered to M.
would quite unsettle me.’’
lar Tires, for all roads nnd
E.
K. Ilogan. J. M. H unt. F. A.
beautified by this work.
"VV'hnt,” naked Dollle suddenly In whistle.
H art. Jam ca A. Johnaon, C, A. Kenta ll s e a s o n s . T h e o ld
*'l don’t object to II though If you n - J. F, M-.hsr, J. F. MlUhell,
terested. “do you do when you feel
Faint, W, R. Fell, S. Rung*,
don't whistle, but I do object to It when I.oula
like crying?"
G. W. Smith, Jame* Sawyer, Alex
timers
know.
aughan. John V andirhnck, O. W.
"Koine one usually tries to distract you pull my tnll feathers, for I con V
Vrnaide, K, C. Walker, C. II. Walah.
sider thnt very rude."
me," the Invalid replied.
V.
K. Dougiaaa, Elmer DeCamp,
Geo.
A. DeCotte* and C . C. Woodruff.
"1
care
not
for
your
opinion."
said
"lint how?" Dollte persisted.
E. A. Dougiaaa In hi* own right anil
"Miss White used to tell me stories," Mr. Japanese Night Ingnle, “and I have a* tru a tre lor the following named
rm
tula i;ul tru*t*. namely G. W.
already
told
you
that.
but
I
will
add
she said ut last.
Smith, J . II. Cowan. C. A. Iletta,
thnt
I
am
sorry
I
did
It
nnd
never
will
Dollle reclined again with a relieved
E. I.- Drown, Jame* A. Johnaon,
again. 1 hope I am forgiven" And John Venderhnelt, Mcx_ Vaughan,
si-h.
C A S H P A I D FOR
Jam
ra Kawvrr, J. F. Mahar, t . ( .
"Suppose," sho suggested, "Hint you Mrs. Japanese Nightingale drew close Woodruff. T. O. GHII*.
H, Walah.
used household furniture
F t rnandex. t*. C. B ryant,
L.
tell me n story now ghoul Dougins to him nnd snld thnt be wns surely Joe
Dnuglaa*. F. B. Bradley, L. L. Ho
Mikit be in fair condition.
when he wns a little Itoy. How he forgiven 1
gan. J . V. Iloolehan, W. It. Fell. S.
Beds
Ilnnge, E. lo Dinkle, 8. O. h i l i i r ,
1r*l started off to school, and—some
DefaBoanta,
Springs
He Liked One.
of Ids naughtiness, too. I—love Doug
T o the defendant*. CL R. Calhoun# T . tl,
Chair#
I’nrson—Do you know iho pnrnbler, Gllll*. I. M. Hunt. F. A. H art, J. F. Mlteh
la#—more than any one In the world
Dressers, ltorkrrs, elc.
ell. I.oUa Faint. C. II. Walah:
You love him: vve could enjoy tin my child?
I t appearing Horn the aworr, bill herein
Call or Address:
jim my—Yes, sir.
stories leg-lher. Please,"
filed th a t you are non-rceldent* of the atalc
Parson—And
which
of
the
parable#
of
Florida and that all of you a rt over the
Light of reminiscence shone In lln
J. It. STEWART. Prop.
pee of twenty-one year* and th a t your
J molher’s tired eyes, n smile far years do you like best?
place* of rreidenre a rr a* fotlawa;
3"l Sanford Avenue
Jimmy—1 like the one where scum**
of happy memory curved her resitnln
O. U. Calhoun. Pitkin*. Colorado; T.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Gllll*, 2fi Tilton St., A tlanta, Ga.: J . M.
i body loafs lilnt fishes.
— -u
- r .T T r jr .TV .r-WWTC— ~ <<| IIJ j*.
W lM
W m jjghtpf''
m
.
. ■■ \
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
o J ln ita S i e r f a r t
" £ V frtu o u s)lfv& s
e
MRS. IDA AUSTIN
s
On Flour, Grain and Feed
y Garage
“SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS”
Hood—Goodyear and Fisk
Tires and Tubes
HANDS. ARMS, .
L « ASLEEP
REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS
FORDS A SPECI ALTY
MOBILOILS anti GASOLIN E
ACCESSORIES
ARegular
Tire
Grip Sure on
A ll Roads
Y
Mrs. Maude Philmore
B. & 0 . M
DIXIE FURNITURE CO.
III:'
_
�.
‘ O C T O B E R 10, 1 9 1 9
•
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”
THE SANFORD HERALD
**■
ffigy'a
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PAGE FIFTEEN
—..............
W. F. Dsrtlett
In the aura ol 125.000.00 to bear Intereet at Colored Seboc!, known ne the Qotdiboro I E. 51. Putnam. Jamre A. Leery, Jamea A. I
NOTICE
.
the r a t e of five and one-halt vo,> p e r cent) Schoal.
. . . .
t/n
». j ba*ey au*t
oud . . i).
O a k fic l d , Ga., May 10, 1917.
il. V
’* n o m ^ o u . nh ret. t«, Alei*
W b tr ra e , the reftrae of t h e ftp td at Dece*tit
A. Twenly-flv#
T w enty
— ■ p*r
— Annum
-------- I n t i m t- paynbU
- ’ {I* a»*mi*
p m l - 1| ft.
H und red Dollara^to b e 1—
■
and rr, Aleeaadrr
A i i u u . i l and W. E. At*i- U at, held r i Tateday, t h e IGth day ol Sep
r
'
la!.
*--J
‘
•
l#
b#
d
a
te
d
J
a
n
u
a
r
y
l
i
t
,
o**d
for
cniari
•Bring
end
Improving
the
Sanlord
Old Kentucky Mfg. Co.,
a
n
d
r
r
or
otherwise
it,
the
properly
hereintem
ber, 1019, to drjermtne t h e quritioa of
l»10, th e principal ol eaid bond* to become | I t l i b School hb y furnlihlna n U anu al Arte, a
Paduchabr Ky. •;,( n
...............................—
m V rc u* i' therein.
an d “ 'a Unmeetle i d e a e i ' lie - , after drar-ibrd, a n d the unhnoe-n eitrceeeore the rriection or adoption ol C h e o ttr e lf S ,
due an d _payeble
th irty / • • « „-*- ‘ . V a t ^ w U l n ’ cpim
artirrM
In t r u i t ol f t . L. Palm er, dectaied, **-lgnr* Lawe of Florlde, Art* of t u l 9 , have tteen
thereof, a t la provided lo r In t h a t ,
,
r
. T h , , n(j nollare to be uied ( o r ! o( Andrew Aulln, a n d to all partire claiming duly m a d e fg tint boerd. a n d Whereat, eaid
please a l l o w me to state th at I
'■ 3 *In “Seta- return* h av e bten op*n>d a n d duly canvate__
_
e In be uaed for 1 •an
" Intereet In leeld
a i d -----------properly, situate
l"
0."'
j
Improving
’ e c h k i f , b u l i d i n i . and• tehool : Inole County. Florida. lo-wlt:
rd by th * Hnard. and.
liive aold your hog cholera romedy
C ounty, Plorida, In which election^ °lnl>'
only ! ferounue
,o u n d . of
t
h
e
.
S
a
n
l
o
r
d
H
I.
ol th e Sanlord High, the 6anlnrd i "lleglnnine rtva rhein* eouth of the northV tivreae, a novae* of eeld rrtu rn a -ouwe
season
in
d
have
ordered
•
G
rammar
and
the
Sanlord
Pr*«riiry
Schonle.
w
ist
corner
of
tn
e
eouthweet
quarter
of
the
i
t - vote* lor the adoption a n d ratlflcatlon
for one
Nellco of Special llund K erilon for ttprrlal
.--.-.w
e
...»
m i«
I
t
.
Two
T
ho
u
san
d
Dollare
to
be
«»*d
*or
a-wiiieeet
qu
arter
of
Section
IS,
TnwnrhlD
21
S
of
».ld a c t . and t t t
iw< adop
more for this season. Last year I
T a t School P lrirlcl No. I, Snminele School District NtJ* i| n«niitto>e County* *^5 CuttSiM* «n furniture «firt lHsM*LtiU fn» 1 ti-» — 3a — » •* tion anil ratification of raid a r t , and
Tloriue, eiiaii be em itted to vote.
, *11 tchooU within
•Munly. r i . t . d *
W
hrreae.
(rum
the
,-anvae*
ol
eaid
return*
soid it to 12 or 15 men w'ha raiio
#ln* hundfv4 «n<i on^*hitf fN t.
T he eaid election eo ordered to ba bald , DUIrict, and
Whereas: A petition hae been presented
Jhrnf# north four h an d r^J *nd u>*Tflt',trf I* he* h e m £ftf.*iult,rd t h a t e majority o(
be
held
at
the
•
•
•
rel
T
—
pt
i
c
c
a
.
Vvorrrae:
It
la
the
eenae
ot
thle
Hoard
l,0l.s. 1 told each of them to take to the C ounty Hoard ol Public Instruction •halt
f i S ” ifc r" a u " e -r^ v « “ h«d7H .
^
Wit*-,?**
Cweel.l
Ii_«w 1*
—
* A*—
S* ‘*
r Seminole ceuwey, ricrld a . riii.ed by uo r*
Dn*-tUitl (rat, th e n e r north n v r hun.lr. t! ahd
f, ** n| _ nf| rfrcU rri! by
Ihe remedy, feed It to their hogs lo
th a n tw anty-flt* p r r cent ol the duly quelle llh ty - th rr e /r e t, t h e n r r weet one hundred [ . J * ? * ? " * be U rw lv ed i a n d decUrro oy
jnH if they lost n single hog from fled »l*ornre - r r l J ; . . . within npectnl T a s
and filly feet to th e pier* of brcior.lnch " * rdr 1 u*
J l l o ^ voUne
.School D l i t r l n No. I, S»-!r...,e county,
Alio th* we.t haH ol the northw**t quar- h»« • rn»If,r.1. ^ ^ ‘5 V t uf M r ,. I t ^ d o i I S S
disease of any kind not to pay mo Florida, making an d pelltlonlna th e County
ter ol the Dorthweet
et uu
lu a r U r w{ the* nurtheaet ln •»l,t
"*»»
Vy-!br.ir
*o t ^
ol Public Inetruction (or Seminole
■luertrr. Section 22
2, Townehlp 21, routh of
, cent for the remedy, b u t when Hoard
C ounty, Florida, to cell and order an el»«Arts wf I Z H , wtuch said a r t
, ~:~L
Haoge .It ra*t.
to be held
said ____________*
Sp-G al Tea t« k a' ol Y h V 'e e v c r.l polling ' " 'T b i M o r J . 'O c 'i t 'l t e e ^ v e d ? f h a t It I* the
___ within
___________
z z i h .w .u su n s prnniDite hogs n r awlne from
th*y began to evil cotton every man (i<>n
'■ Let o n * «>i v nurch IlliwV <
School Illetrlrt, No. 1. 'Seminole I'w iM * H'.U r r »
p ro m p t return »,. t h e I d r f e o r l s f j . - , ; - i ;:.l. C uunry
Hoard
of
|>ub*
runclng
or
roaming
at
larg
a
In
Seminole
uun ty tinard of P u t . - •
'vU^w, tiuriiia, u iln c a p a re d ol land to
. . r » In and nuid m o to r the meili.
County, F'lorlda.
/ : : r o . lVuVqr oy'thV'iSid sVe"id *t .: i 1>»***• • "»"5. »J".il'i
S r ? «•??
.»»*r»fid'wrn i
He It fu r th e r rreotved th a t t h e term* and
one anti uvi-ry «*»•« «• ilium *oid me School D iitrlrt No. I, bond* In th e turn of
pruvltluna of said act ahall becom e eflrctlve
thirty day* from and after t h e 17th day of
<hat it "as the heat hog .medicine 12S.OOO.OO, the Jiroeeed* ol *uch bond*, II
lieurd, to be u t r d for th* purpote ol acquir
September. 1919, es Is provided In aald aet.
they ever used. One man paid me ing, building, enlarging, (urnlihlng or o th ir- o c p i j m n r r . 1B19.
wl*e Im proving echool building* and echnal
U A. ll It DM L E Y , Chrm.,
for the «>»»ull package und bought ground* and (ur th e rx tlu ilve ute ol the
Hoard County Coromlsaloners,
' | ( i n TVIO, a m P t o mature th irty years after
, i worth tnnwi and said i) u>», (!,»
- ~-i*« m - eeor* o p rc ia r"T h *
Seminole C n u n ty , Florida.
You and earh of you are Herrb” ordered
School D litrlcl No. 1, thn proceed* ol the
to appear to th e com plainant’* bill of com Attext:
that he hud ever tried.
eaid bond i**u« to bo u»,d end expended and
K.
A.
Douglas*.
Clerk.
plaint herein nier!, on Monday, the 5lh day
d U h u n r d In the following manner, lo-wlt:
5-5te
of
January
,
A.
D.
1920,
th*
tam
e
being
a
Yours very truly,
1. Twelve T h o u ian d Itolleri to be u*rd
Rule Day ol thla C ourt.
in funding and paying olT prr*ent rxUtlng
W. F. B artlett.
It I* further ordered t h a t thla notloe l>#
Indcbtcdnee* ol th e eaid Special T ax School
Published (or tw elve weeks In the Sanlord
Dietrfet. Incurred lor the r t r lu e i v r u*r „i
Merchants Grocery Co.,
Herald, a newspaper published in Sanlord,
public free achoole ol *aid Special Tax School
Tax School District No. I, Seminola County, Seminole C o u n t). Florida,
UHtrlrt.
Sanford, Fla.
Precinct No. 3 (Polling Place, Fire Station, ; bonds, aa are provided (or In this resolution.
Witness E. A. Douglass, Clerk of said Cir
2. Twenty-live Hundred Dollar* to be Palmetto Avrnuel; O. It. S lenstrom , David and
Court, and th e seal thereof, thla the
44-3tc
u*ed In enlarging an d lurnltblng th e Sanlord Sneer, A. It. Chappell, Inspector*, and
lie It F'urthrr Resolved: T h a t tide rrsolu- cuit
day ol S eptem ber, A. I). 1919.
Colored High School.
Walter M. Haynes, Clerk.
tion be published In th e Sanlord Herald, a 17th
Carelessness R esults In Failure
tseali
3. T wenty-live Hundred Dollar* to be
All ol which is done and ordered by the newspaper published in Seminole County, Davis A Giles, E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk.
That is why we say “ Feed II. A. u*ed In enlarging and turnlehlng the Midway Cnunty Hoard of Public Instruction for Florida, within said Special Tax School HisS o ll r l u r for C om plainant.
Colored School.
Seminole C ounty, Florida, In regular aeatlon trlct once a week for four auccceslv* weeks
f.|3 tc
One Inch Cardti Will Re PublUhed UaThomas’ Hog Powder according to
4. T w rnty-flve Hundred Dollar* to he assembled, the 2nd day of September, A. D.
This
resiilution
adopted
in
rrg
u
tal
session
I
derThla Hcadlni Al The Kate Of 17.20
ueed
In
building
and
furnlahlng
a
W
r
i
t
Side
1919.
of th* C ounty lloard ol Public Instruction
directions. DO N O T
F E E D IT Colored School, known a* the Goldaboro (Seal of Hoard) C, F. Harrison, C hrm,
NOTKX
Per Year.
lor Seminole C ounty, FTorids, the 2nd day
Notice Is hereby given th at the under
C. A. Dallas, 51 ember,
SLOPPY, but mix it with ground School.
of September, A. L>. 1919.
signed
has
bten
unpointed
administratrix
of
5. Twrnty-flve Hundred Dollar* to be
F. F. D u tton , Member,
C. F. H A R R IS O N . Chairman.
th e s s ts te of W. P. Akers, decrased. and all
feed and moisten with just enough ueed Ior enlarging and Improving th e S a n
C ounty Hoard id Public in s tru ctio n
C. A. It \L I.A S , Mem ber,
heir* at law, legatee-. d i m N amf crcdlttrs
ford
High
School
by
furnlahlng
a
Manual,
fvr
Samlnole
C
ounty,
F'lorlda.
.
F. F. D U T T O N , Member.
SCHELLE MA IN E S
aster to make u crumbly mass. Art*, a C ommercial and a Domratfc Science Attest:
an d all persona having elalmt or demands
County lln atd of Public Instruction against said evtat* will p rm tn t them to the
Then each hog gets n beneficial D epartm ent- therein.
T. W. Lawton.
Ior Seminole C ounty, Florida.
undersigned, duly auth enticated, within the
LAWYER
G. One T h ousand Dollar* to he uaed lor
Suprrjntcn dent o Public Instruction
Attest:
time prescribed by law, or the same will he
dose. See full directions on package. im proving echool building* and achool
and Ex-officio Secretary ol lloard.
T. IV. La vton,
torover
barred.
o
r
i
l
C
E
IN THE COURT H O U SE
ol th e Sanlord High, the Sanlord
3-6lc
S iprrl itrn d e n t of Public Instrurtlon
Your money bnck if you are not ground*
This Ncpt. Gtb. 1919.
G ram m ar and the Sanlord prim ary School*.
and Ex-(),f)clo Secretary to Hoard.
CORA LEG \ KliltS.
7. Two T h o u ie n d Dollar* to be ueed lor
SANFORD
FLORIDA
(Seal of Hoard.)
satisfied
1 -ilt
rvanloru, H a.
the p u rrh aio ol furniture and incidental* lor In ('Ircnll Court, N etenlh Circuit, Nemln.dc
3-Gte
County,
Flurlda
Merchants Grocery Co
all echool* within eaid Special Tax School
Loll re- of Appllrvllon for lav Deed Cndrr
O v r n tr r e t Turpentine Company
Dl»tr!rt. aad
Sanford, Fla
7-5tc
H rrtlon X of t h a p tr r 4954, Law* of H oiIn the Clrcu t Con-t of the S eventh Judlrlsl
» y band a* Clerk and th* seal cl
tba C ircuit C o u rt, Seventh Judicial Circuit
I s V’,1’ for * " county ot Serai role, (tat* of
Florida, on this the 3rd day ol September,
Aa iia 1*1 V*
.
.
B. A. DOUGEASB,
Clerk C irru.t C ourt, Seminole C o ,, 11a.
Ceorae A. DeColiat,
Solicitor an d ul Count*! (or Complainant.
3-Ste
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•
■V
rtress? i.v..s. "wf tS4»i
raw
.j w t i'm
-•*
BUSINESS CARDS
It t trruil Court, S eventh Judicial Circuit,
•icwinelr Cuunlr, Flerlda, In C henrery
Intel TriUlbeum. C omplainant
v*.
_
C itation
livtlra Tcilelbaum, Ile*pond«nt.
X* Rf*1tn Tcltelbaum, lUxldcnc* Unkne n!
ll appearing trom an affidavit of comylilunt fled I- the above cn'trled cause
that you xre • resident ol a slat* or r o u n t y
elker than the i«*»e of F k r l i . . Dial y o u r
yr,, nl place ul ,e«ldenr» ,e qnf'nn^r. tf is t
.Irr* i* nn prr«on in the a tate ol Florida th e
,,r.ice of a •ubnoena upon whom would bind
J.a. the aald civtlyn Teitelbaum. and t h a t
ye* are over twentv-one year* ol age.
Tk.Mfore, thla la to require you, th e aald
Evflyn Tcilelbaum to ap pear to the bill ol
Ceoptilnl, exhibited against you b y th e
above named complainant, Irving T d g ta lkilim, xnd thl* day filed In th e above s ta le d
cesrr. on Monday, the 3rd d a y of N ovember,
A. It. 1919. otherwise th e bill of complaint
will be txlirn a* by you rnnfrtxed.
Whereat; T h e C ounty lloard ol Public Inetructfon for Seminole County, Florida, ha*
carefully examined eaid petition and hae a*re ria ln rd th a t mure th an tw rnty-flve per
Cent ol th* duly qualified elector* residing
within eaid Special Tax School D litrict No.
I, oemlnole C o u n ty, Florida, have xlgned
eaid petition, and
Whrreae: T h e county Hoard ol Public Inxtruellnn for Seminole County. Florida, hai
determined by resolution tut* day adopted
th a t bond* ln the turn ul 125,000.00 will be
required lor th* purpotra eet forth In eaid
P'*“ '
which a re enum erated hereinabove, aald honda to bear interest a t th e
r ^ * ° l bv* • n 'l one h il l (&H i»«* c rn tl {—r
l"'r an n u m . Interest payable eeml. annually, bond* to be ••*•*■* J a n u a r y Set,
^ a 0. *nd th e i rinciiiel of said bond] to Leee-ne don and p * yul : Shirty ^ iat* alter the
, d a te thereof.
Movr. thsfrfore,
puiauanca ol i u ap ter
6542, Lawa ol Florida, Acta ol 1913, and In
pursuance ol a re/olution ol thle lloard, thla
d ay adopted, notice it hereby given t h a t on
the 14th davt of October, A. D. 1919, an
election will be held and th e tam e la hereby
ordered to be held In aald Special T a a School
District No. 1, Seminole County, Florida, to
determ ine w hether or no t there ahall be
li m e d hy th e avid Special Tax School Dletrlct No. I, Seminole C ounty, Florida, bond*
IN riltC U IT COUHT, SEVEN TH CIKCGIT. HE5IIN OLK C OtlN TV. FLOII! 11 V
Oirritrret Turpentine C om p any
verxux
*
Enma Mitchell, — —— Mitchell, her huaband, all partiea claiming lntr-e«t
ttiicr I. J. Ower.x. Helena Flacher, F, W. Fischer, F. J Dlelerirh C la ra D et
nick, Tom Mark!*, V. C. 1HIImar.. Clara D. Wood, William Herron, deceased,
Jetn Irvine, deceased, N at P « r n t : . T r u s t e e ,' N ath an C, Holden, William It.
Hiyrt, Flavin L. llrookr, Mar„uret A. D u ran d , — — — D urand, Julia M. Hurr,
Iis 111 A. Ilurr, F. C. Hand, John A. Johnaon, Alexander J. French, F. O.
K.ark, S. It. Allcyne, Austin I- lilalr, C ath erin e IIImlr. Klixabrlh H aynU, dacrate J, 11; (<-n S. Alhlry, K ate M. Axhley, C. W. F'arnum, Fannie S. A. Peeler,
Attic M. I'ectrr, George K. Currier, William I- Saunders, J o h n A. G rrtley, F.ll
Esivrly, Henry N. Srhlrp, K. It. Ilroarn, Henry C. Puller, Howard Potter,
Jskn T. Crnfmen, Hoy H. Codman, Hubert U Packard, M artha W. Packard,
Fraarn K. McClallan, B lliab eth J. Fo*a, Ada Pot* Ila k tr, M*y Parker White,
Da F m Vausnaught,
M artin A. Condran, Peter Keith llotwell, deceased,
Mary H. Shipman, Volney J. Shipman. It. If. Sm ith, William E. Arnold, Jamee
P. Arnold. Charles I.. Arnold, Alexander It. C arver, N. J. Lewis, II. Conrad,
W. P. (Illlkirtun, I.urv Morton Whitmore. F ra n k DanUI, Charles Alexander,
William (J Kmlaon, It. It. Lancaster, Itonert S. Cummings. J . D. Jackson.
Henry C. Nicola, C. F. Halford. Thomas J . Hilliard, Sarah Bareckaun, Allen
Grcvl.y, David II. Hooker. Henjamln It. Pound, Itobsrt W. Scott, Ellen C.
Kirialf. Ada I. llrown, L a fa y rtta Green. A. M. Randolph, William Edgar, M,
A. ILIliman, A. L. Taylor, J . O, Jelke, J . O. J r lk i, Jr., and Jam es W. Llltay,
ftcrvattd.
To all parti, * rlalmlng an Interest under L. J . ‘ Owens, Helena Fischer, F. W. F'lteher,
F. J. in-icrich. Clara Dlulerich, T om M l rids, V. C. Djllman, Clara D. Wood, William
lltrron, d n - avrd. John Irvine, deceased, N at Poyntx, Trustee, N a th a n C. Holden. William
I . IIay*c. Flavin 1- Urooke,
U. M cK ay, M argaret A. D u r a n d , ------- Durand, Julia
M. Hurr. David A. iiurr, F. C. Hand, J o h n A. Johnaon, A laiander J . French, F*. O. Itoach,
5. II. Allsynr, Austin 1- Hlalr. Gatherin'. HDir, Elisabeth Haynie, deceased, llyron S. A sh
ley, Kat# M. Ashley, Jo h n Hlrk*. C. W. F'arnum, F‘annf* S. A. Peeler, Annie M. Peeler,
George K. Currier, William L. Saunders, J o h n A. Greeley, Ell Swavelv, Henry N. Schlrp, E.
H. Ilf.i*n. Henry C. P atter, Howard Putter, Joh n T, Codman, Itoy tl. Codm an. Robert E
Pi ksrd, Martha W. Packard, Prances K. McClellan, E llia b s lh J. Foss, Ada t'osa Ilak tr,
Msy Parker Wi.lte, Ida F'owt Faunsnaught, M arlin A. Condran. Peter tr*H»v Mcr*-r!!.
dvrvate.l, Mary I) Shlwmss, V i l a ; / J, S tipinan, H. ll. Smith, William E. Arnold, Jam es
r. xrnolil, Charlrs I.. Arnold, Alexander It. C arver, N. J. Lewis, II. Conrad, W. P. (Hiker**r, l.oc; Morton Whitmore, F'rank Daniel, C harlei Alexander, William Q. Bmlsun, A, C.
AHrich. II. II. Lancaster, iiab ert S. Cummings. J. D. J i r k t o n , Henry C. Nicola. C. F.
Riilerd, Thomas J. Hilliard, S arah Eareckton, Allen Greeley, David II. Hooker. Benjamin
H. Pound, Robert W. Scott, Ellen G. Kim ball, Ada I. llrown. L afayette Green, A. M.
Hn-J.lph, William Edgar, M. A, Holliman, A. L. Taylor, Susan A. Crutcher, deceased,
s. tl. .J.U.j
. . . . j «s
ei tws, iJr.,
r . t hum
J.
J. tr.
ti. sJelkt,
an d Jam es W. Lllli-y, deceaied, or under any ol them, or Other•in, the bowing drscrlbrd lands:
Section
T p.
Range
E<r »tt SE c„r of N W ) ( of SE *( run W 80 rods, N 45 rod*, E
1 i r ids. S 25 rods, 13 C( rod* S 20 rods to b e g ________ ___
20
29
11
NE!4 of S W , of S K tg _____ ______ _________ ___ _____ _____
21
29
11
t i ; „f NK«* of N W J ( of SE <( and W >i of S E * ( of NW>,
*f S E )(
_________
___ ___________________
20
29
32
hr.% of si; i, of
________ ____ ___ . 34
20
29
3
29
wiyof K i t of NWJ* ol N E ■* .................._______________________
21
29
3
21
8 W I 4 ol K E J 1 . . . ................... .......... ........ „
29
1
21
29
JW'k ol NEW of______ _________________________ ______________
21
H tig r f N w t i
,
r ____ r • ____
. __________ ■
29
21
1
W .'i *( NV.’t i __________ _
________
. ,
29
1
21
JE'v -I N E ', and E 25 a. ol N E j j ' o f N E ‘ 4 _______ ___________
29
21
««*,»' s.f; cor of S W I i of N E J t run W 1320 ft, N 330 ft, E
v r H . S 330 ft to beg..__ . „ ________ _
___ ______________
t
21
29
,-i s W ' , __
_•_____ „
1
21
29
“ «• I. 5. ft, 10 and 2 2 . . * . . „ . „ . _ . ^ _________________
A ddenda to Altamonte A
Palm Spring*
In See. 2,
Tp. 21. It 29
*. t. II. 12. 15, 1G, I t, 2t„____________ ____
.Aa n e t t above
“ »*9. It, 19,20 .
. ____ _
ZLZ.~,__ l A* neat above
29
3
21
|?E'»m‘isw*,
el ItWig.„f sw jt -ot s e '* ” ::v ........z
___ .z ___________
29
5
21
J*W!t ot SW>* of_................................ ^__ I_„;__________ 6
39
21
•f'r t NE1, >,{ SW', ot N II'L ....................
.................... 10 IV
29
21
fgjalftBti and SWjj of SB j/______ _______________
II
29
11
21
*<i'. ol SW'i ol NED and \VH of NWM of SW** of NE'*
8»i)( of________________u.________ % ____
!*)( at SB)( oI nBM
NE. * V
S h i , ot S W i, ,S)4 ot 10 same as Lot* 91 and 92 Spring
lum m nrkj
f c j f H E » . 4 8 W W ‘ .............. . . .
................
£
J’. b .' i oi S W I? oi a r j i ___________________ ______________
I , 1) ? '*
8 W)< of SFJft.. . ............................... — . --------t si l j u a r u r Section post on S boundary of ftey. run N IS
233 ft. E GI3 It. S IG min. E. ‘337 ll. W 615 ll. N
*’ It to beg.„.
91 WTV* full H qn mu'. l-.te i.f llowrll Creek, thence with creek fo grant tine,
l!.r :?VS * lth ( i ' i i l line W 5 deg., N 37.32 ch*., thence S lo beg
oA. O .*?/ °< Lot 3 ol Sec., run W 30 yd*. N IGS yd*. K £0
K i r e, L \ V * , t0 b#r-
,i ±
J ,S . ? ! B * « s »
t.
20
22
21
21
29
29
30
22
20
30
6
6
6
21
21
21
30
30
30
:L V ’w ^ . " A m . o a l a f r n . n d . , U N . c e . . . r y
u a. r | . | tI i t School D Uiflft
h - * of
for Hpetiai
the Rale
Seminole
p a id I h r t t - s s and Ibo Tim e
C
21
30
m
ft
21
30
it
n
21
21
21
30
30
30
13
21
21
» < * • • • • • • • * Mh‘* " b' u W b r u V . f t 1* On th e Bth day of August.
.
i o t a a petition was presented t ‘> *•>•
J i t n . r d ol Public Instruction lor S*n>C
oun
ty
1
yinriili
th a n
to o l. County.
Florida, slgnrd
aign u byJ. more
,, 0allfl*d
twsnty-flv* P»r
, « g " * , . , -ft l ‘ School
rlerto ra realdlng
m | no| # F County. F’lorlda.
UW rtrt.h?»
J c U o a «*•
d hor
. l dnot
to
asking
that. aann 'kelection
» ^««H*d
, ,(an
( har
deter m in t th* q u » l “ »
ijOO.OO should b*
bond,v b,1
S n rriil T...*rid
a r School
1.
Issued
y Special
fot District
l h * p u rpNo.
o te ol
Harolnol# County. F io n a * .
(urni,nlng of
acquiring. f “ “ ? ‘df i / . ? b n o l building, and
otherwls* improA ».
*xelutlve u»* of
! t Uo0« u R l V ( S « ” h o o l. within Special T a t
th e public I
j I * , proceed* of the
Bci r ’b o i d u i u a am oun ting to I35.000.C0 to
fcV u.S
h . ppurpntea
u r p n ^ a aet «o»‘.h
be
usedd for tth*
forth bIn lb* eaid
etltlon an
be. expanded
an disbursed
petition
andd to.
to be
expended and
in n manner following, lo-wlt:
1. Twelve T h ousand Dollara lo ba uaed
in (unding and paying off preeent existing
Indebtedness ol the aald Spatial T a t School
D istrict, incurred (nr th* exclusive uao of
public fro* acboola ol aald Special T a a School
D istrict.
2. Twrnty-flv# H undred Dollar* to
bo
uaed In enlarging an d (urnlihlng tb* Sanford
Colurad High School.
3. Twtt.ty-fiv* H u n d red Dollar* t o be
uaed In tnlnrglng and furnishing lha Midway
Colored School.
4. Twanty.fivo
be
Twtnty-fivo H
Hundred
undred Dollars
Dollars toto b#
used In building and furnlahlng .t West Side
II
SI
16
31
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21
S ! i : IU lla s 'k " • m b e r"'
y . F. D utton, M em ber.
,< unt y Hoar .I of Public Instruction for
C ounty no
g#mlno| . County. Florida.
.10 ^ s ' u p e V l a " i n d e n t c l Publle In alru allo n i n d
30
30
30
30
30
30
ft
ft
10
SI
30
SI
SO
20
31
IS
21
12
SI
31
si
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15
29
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o
n
tba
let
day
t r a i n filed
Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County
3 131*
W,D o n . and ordered ' ^ { ^ “'VnOr'ucUon' f t *
FU-olficio Secretary ol lloard.
3-Gte_________________________________ _ —
It It further ordered th a t this nolle* be
ubllthed one* a week fur twslv* weeks In
he Sanlord Herald, a newspaper published
In Seminole County, Florida,
t Witness my hand and teal of aald Circuit
Cuurt, thle the 7th day ol Aug. 1919.
(Seal)
E. A. DOUGI.ASS
Clerk of Circuit C o u rt Seminole Co. *Ta.
E. I’, Hum holder
Solicitor
*
6 3 -|3lc
r
w >iBS'-.jiiri&Ai'w:
P * r r P|ubl , t,; iJ N* . 1, Hemlnofe C ou n ty ,
feorida. o n i . « c h i / e . 4 lor lour a u c c . « l v .
21
21
20
20
20
20
w*«k lor twaltfn roaaecueaid Seminola connty
September, A. D.
day of
a wo•/ w aal is
*’u 1lid tors*! or*lio m pi al a *»'•
" ^
29 W
29
2ft
You
tfiin r q
21
21
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16
* * * ? ! / 'V'r".r " f L mI 1 .,1 Sir., run N 2 d. g.. W ftftt.04 ft. S IS
»lo"g grant line 1192.05 ft. S I deg 17 rain, E
»ratB£ nrcl*|lhT ax School District No. 1. Semf c ,:" S :> T r 'r « d ..
.■* ,*>■; s s ; !
125.000 00 »«
w r w n» P « an n u m .
M
ft
LAW YKUS
0 intern,
. 1
8
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P to ftd i
D E . S. E. CLINARD
Physician and Surgeon
,
I
Ofllcc in Yowell Building
PHONE 3U
fioura:
10 lo 11 A. M. • 3 to 4 I*. M.
Automobile Protection
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fturance Issued by Ihe FLORIDA STATE
AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is the
safest and cheapest In Iho world. Wrlto
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i
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u " ‘ft-ftl- J». 15. 27, 28 and 29 of J . II. F o m ’ subdlvlon of
Ida
Emma
Mitchell, L. J. Gwens,
c t'r u ll of Florida. N rmlnnlr County. In
Notice Is hereby given th a t E. G. Hodges,
Helena F'lschrr, F\ W. Fischer. F\
Chancery.
y irrhaver of T a x Certificate No. 230, dated
J. Dlelerirh, Clara D irltrlch, T om
J. F. I sing, joined by J. E. Lalng, her h u s l i e t t b day ol J u n e , A. 1>. 1917, bat filed
Markts. et al.
band.
t ,id certificate in mv nlflce, and hat made
To the defendants L. J. Owens, Helena
Complainants
application lor taa deed to issue In accord
Fischer, F* W. Fischer, F. J. Dleterich, Clara
ance
with law. Said certificate rrabracst the
Dlstrrich, T om Markis, V. C, Dillman. Sid Wm. G. Andenrtrd, It. II. Ramsey, Geo. II. IfoLowIng
described prop erty situated In Semney J. Hobbs, Clara D. Wood, — ------Wood,
Morton, individually and as trustee, Cal - Iriclr county, Florida, lo-wlt: WJ» of N E 1*
her husband, D. G. McKay, John lllrks. N at vin A. Poage. Anna C. Woodbrldge,_ln*li
ooannog#. mui- o( N W u ol
,jr „ S 2 acre**. Sec. 5.
I’oynta. T rustee, William II. tlayee, klavin vhfusllv »nd os trustee, Albert
b.M O. D v i s I t . M, ^ H. 3 t Last. 3 Acres.
L. iirooks, N. O. Holden, hlargaret A. D u and Itlrhle Wooel! ridge, m *‘ v k J . ' . ' b ' l 1
land being aaswarrd at the date
rand. — ------Durand, her husband, John A.
persons claiming intereet, by through or un
th e Issuance ol such certificate in the name
JoL..'.Wi.~ David A. Hurr, Julia M. Hurr, der an- of th e above named delonden**, ol
ol
Jam
es
Ashley.
Unles* **M r-rllH -vtr
Isabel Atwater, I- I). Atwater, P. C. Hand. either .v heirs, dcvlspe-e, grantt-e* l " v l m shall be ri-UeemeU according
to law t a t deed
Alevsider J. Frcnrb, Mallic J. French,
nr Ot.-I :*!*«. and alt unknown person* el aim
III |-*->- ; L , . . . n oi.. tin- l t t h 1sy ol Gctvsl». Itoacn. 3. 11. Allcyne. Austin Hlalr, Hath- Inv In* **
by, th ro u g b ur under i —i:e G. j
A.
' il".
rln Itlale.
I cine
V g r y T . ll.y n ie , Ldwin C. , Murphey
J . Rlcumand Murp* ■. . J
t n r u m> oifitial signature and teal this
llaynie. GoHntU C. Uva». l e r r , . , | Kvan. tu ab an c , n,-» deee*.r 1. a* V 1^ , dcvlM... theV I10th
day
ol Septem ber. A. D. I9I9.
Hvr.vn Aihley, E . i e M. A.hlev, ra n n l e s ; legate.'. ,.r otherwtse, and all other unknovrn
(teal)
E. A. DOUGLASS, '
. P„u.
— : - peeler, her uu*band. An- persons claiming an y interest in and to said
C!rrk
Circuit
Court Seminole Co., F'la.
nle M P e e l e r .--------- Peeler, her huaband.
property Invtove-I In said suit.
4-5tc
Hy V. M. Douglass, D. C.
Defendant*.
Henry’ A. Schlrp. E- »•
||o w •
Order of Constructive Service
Notice of Appliratlon for Tex Deed Foilrr
To all unknown parlleo claiming Interest
K * f ' . . hm . b “« . “ 8i
\t7 c i.T .
Section ft uf Chapter tftftft, Law* of FlerP irk irt). her h u ib in d ,
[*' j Kill- hy, through or under Wm. U. Andenrled,
Id*
McClallan. her huaband. 1. H- It. H. tlsmvey, Geo. II. Morton. Individually
Notice la h rr tb y given th a t Mabel M.
v .C F n s i ______ Fos*. her huaband. M l)
ab rth ro U i
_____ White, her husband, and as Irutlee, Calvin A. Poage. Albert O. Keeley, purchaser ol T a a C ertiorate No. 192,
F3avrs, lllehle Woodbrldge and Jessie C. dated the 41h day of J u o r , A. D. 1917, has
Murphey and J. Richmond M urphey, her filed 4aId errtlfirate in my office, and has
bushind, at heirs, davlti-et, grantees, legatees made application for ta x deed to Issue In
or otherwise or any or either of them , and all accordance sllb taw. Said certificate tin it II Sm ith. Volney J . bM pm an. "■■d
unknown persons, eorporatlona or associa b r a e * the following described property sit
Shipman, F3mlly P- Shipman,
Aldrich! tions, claiming an interest in th* following uated in Seminut* ro u n t y . F’loilda, to-wll:
Arnold, James> I*. Arnold. A . C .
described property situate In Seminole Coun S <j ttf N !» ol Lot 2. Sec. 9. Tp. 20 S. R. 30
Florida, to wit: llrvin at Intersection of Eaat. T h e aald land being assessed at the
A^ , , t';h D le J 'llCV .o u and William C anby a* ty,
East Line of Mellon villa Ave., with couth dxt* ol the issuance of such certificate In the
line ol See. 30, run N orth along MrllnnvIKe name ol I’aul Keeley.
Unless aald rrrtlfiAve., 162 yards. East at right angles 162 rate ahall be rr d e e n e d according to law tax
yards. South a t right angle* 162 yards, deed will issue thereon on the 14th d a 7 of
w S to ..'.,
S . o"“ « :
\V » l 162 yards, Sec. 30 Twp. 19 8. linage October, A. D. 1919.
Witness my olfirlal signature and seal thla
You and each of you are hereby ordered the l o t h day of S rptem ner, A. D. 1919.
seal)
13. A. DOUGLASS,
to be and appear before our aald Circuit
Clerk Ctrruit Court Semi note Co., Fla.
Court at the Court llousr n Sanford, Fla on
4-Stc
Hy Y. M. Douglas*, I). C.
Alien' Greeley,
^? *'d| . J , nj°°Alien^Ma'eOolv*
3rd day of Nov. A. I). 1919, then and
l o r d .H e n l a m l n IL IJound^ Al*•" J*Klml>m||. the
there lo make answer to lha bill ol complaint
NOTICE
OP M AHTER’.S SALE.
htrvin filed against you.
Notice Is hereby given th a t under and by
It Is further ordered th a t this nolle* be
I V ^ n - r ^ S u n ^ P ^ t t M ft.V .n S
published once a week lor twelve weeks In virtu* of a final deerre of foreclosure and
the Sanford Herald, a newspaper, published sale rendered and en tered in th* C ltrult
C ourt of Seminola C ou n ty , F'lorlda, In
In Seminole C ounty. F'lorlda,
h ‘ ‘| * t U i t ,,y.1 ur, r pUc.tho* ? 2 d 'U n c * " l.
Wltne-s my band and seal of said Circuit Chancery, wherein Pauline K anntr and
kn'own and X o l
C hatlra Banner her huaband are cumidainCourt, IMs th* 7lh day ol August 1919.
ants, an d Julia Cowart an d Minnie Stun*
(S ill)
E. A. DOUGLASS
Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. sole survlng htlra at law of Jam es Cowart,
deceased are defendants, I, th* undersigned
E. F. Housholdrr
special master, will, on Atonday, November
Solicitor.
GS-ute
3rd., 1919. durlnr the legal hours of e*le.
In Circuit Court of Ike Seventk Judlrlsl In 'ro n t of in* Court House door in Sant'lrrull of Florida, Seminole County, ln I'lfU, Florida, offer Inr sale and **ll to the
highest a n d best bidder lor ra th , the fol
C kaarrry.
lowing described Und* and real evtats,
PUWRne*s*my*ha*nd' ■nd*•»*f ‘f*
Ht‘ C. I - Randall, C o m p la in a n t^
situated fn t i e City of SanforJ, Strr.lnole
v*
*
cult court this S ^ ^ ^ t V o b O L A M .
'
William Atkinson Daniel, L u th er C, Porter County, Florida, to-wit: Lot line, lllork
Clerk Circuit Court Samlnole C > . M*Nine, Tier C. ol lierogetown, Sanlord,
Massey A Wallow,
Tha Portsmouth T ru at A Oura*nt»* Go. F'lorlda, arcurdlng to F3. ft. Traftnrd’a Map
Solicitor* lor C om plainan t
Alice C. Illll, David Lee Daniel, A. D. Star- of said T ow n; purchaser to pay for title.
3 - O l e ___ _____________________________
Witnea* my band thla 1st day of October
bird, and all unknow n persons claiming
any Interest hy, through or under the 1919.
E. F. 1IO IISH OLD ER ,
named parlle* or either of them, as
.,s a jo “ - p r s . a a r g " « v . above
Special blaster.
heirs, devisee* legatee*, grantee* or other7*5tr
stile, an d all e th e r unknown persons r] lim Dickinson A Dl-kinson
ing anv Interest In and to th* said lands In Solicitor* lor <)umpl*inants.
volved in said suit, e t al
Seminole co un ty, Florid , on
*
Grdtr of Conatructlve Service.
7 » all unknown parties claiming Interest
by, through or under William Atkinson DvnwUlvin oppcin
.vs i h . 'k i n g anti ppti* lil. L u lh tr C, Purler. The Portsmouth T rust
H tm jnolr-ro un t> . H
belt! 'w ithin
A Gurrantev' Co.. Alice C, II.II, llvvld Le.
tlonlng V lV ifehool D litrict 1“ determ in# the Daniel, and A. D. S tarblrJ, a* heirs, devisees,
grantees, legatee* or otherwise, or any nr
either ol 'them and all unknown Persons,
corporation* nr associations claiming an
purpoa* ^o(, otherwise
'netqulrjng. Improving
b « ‘l d l « r Intsirst In th* following described lands
used l*r Ihe purpos
situate In Seminole County. F’lorlda, to-arlt:
•|.o!* 1 to 25 Inclusive (less Lots I and 5)
W. A. A D. L. Daniel’* Subdivision ol the
of Sec 19, T w p 21 d. Rang* 29 E.
S K v f i^ s itjK i
» « < « « - - SKI*
130 acres mot* or'leas.
Seminole C eu nty. Florida.
You and ra r h of you are herafay ordered to
Therefore, U
ordered to be and appear before p u r said Circuit Court
Hon be »n<1
U o , d * l T a ? School District at the Court llouae In Sanford, Flurlda. on
be
In *•*“ . Sp7' n, J Florida,
No. held
1, Seminole
County,
rio ri . on the the 3rd day of Nov. A. I). 1919. then and
there to make answer lo the bill of complaint
l i l h day Of October. A M L ! « • .
herein filed against youl
t i: e
un:vzEC s\L c a ^
A
Probably tiicru i.i r.uc,.!.i*cr.r i!u.t every tlsy
in the year mectj t!.c tlcinuml of tlie physician
ns docs the Ford Counc, with its pcrniancnt
topt its broad scat niul deep unholstcrir.p, ita
Hiding plate gln^s windows, by which in a minute
the car is changed from n. closed car to an open
car. _ Equipped with r.n clcctric startine and
lighting system, demountable rims with 35j
inch tires all cround r.nd embodying all the
established merits and economies o f the Ford
car. Let us loo!: rficr your Ford car and you
will get genuine Ford parts and skilled workmaLship.
In (Tigull Court, N(vesilh Judicial Circuit
S.-ntinuIr Cauniy, ITorida.
In (.'haotery
Mary M. Bsrord, widow.
Complainant
vs
Illll to
t)ul*t Title
l A!! unknown heir* of and all unknown perI .on* rlalmlng li.tsrrst u id.-r F3. M. und 13. J
V life, Mr*. C. \V. Jarocltx and itl unknown
P e r s o n s claiming I n t e r c i under O. W.
Jacocks and all un'sr.uwn parti*, claim
ing an Intereet In and t o t^rta 2, 3, 4, 5,
4 and 7, Hlock 2, F3. J . Whit*'* tubillvl. .
al n a* recotdevl In plat book No 2. Heminolr j
C unty Records, liefcndunta.
ORDER
Tu all unknown heir* ol, and all unknown
ptrsons claiming Interest under K. 8 . it (3. J.
vt hitr, and to all unknown persons claiming
ir.-etest under C. W. Jacocks. a: 1 ail un- ,
known partiro claiming an Inlrreat In an d to ■
u . t a 2. 3, 4. 5, 6, A 7,Hlock 2, E. J. White's j
Subdivision as recorded In J’lat lluok No J , .
Seminole C ounty itacords.
You and each of you are hereby ordered
to appear lo th* bill of complaint ber.io
filed against you, on th* Rule day lor Nov
ember, th * same being th* third of N ovem
ber 1919.
,
It is further ordered th a t this notice he
fiubllshrd one* each week lor t wrier weeks
n th* Sanford tferald, a new.jlapcr p u b
lished In Deminol* County, Florida.
W’itncaa my band and olfi.lal seat ol th a
said Circuit Court this th* fith day of Aug
ust. 1919.
(Seal)
E. A. DOUGLASS
Clerk, Circuit
Court.
Schell* Maine*,
Solicitor fur Complainant.
C5-I3tc.
In Clrcnlt Canal, Naventh Judicial Ctrcnll,
In and for Hamlnoln C a n a l/ , Florida, In
Chaarery
O. 1*. Swope, Com plainant
Order of
v*.
Publication
E. S, Bravoy e t *1,
Defendants.
To the unknown heir*, deviate*, grantee* or
other claimant* and all partita claiming an
interest under E. S. Scavey, William I*.
Roger*, Thom as 11. Hevoy, T h o m a t H. Levy,
51. E. Hrock and M arth a, hie wife, E. H.
Bavey and C ynthia Sevey, hit wife, J. C.
h tcltrldc. Cooper Grocery Company, n cor
poration. John L lirnaeH, Wealcy L. Hrancb,
Moran. itiitsboro
HlUtboro Grocery C
ompany,*
T. W.
w , Moran,
Company,*
corporation, F3. M. U e N s t t , J, H. M eN att,
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IN THE 'HEART 0 F : THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 8
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1910
VOLUME
u r
r t C T A D KI? A N Q
Mm. C. _M. Williams, for many
years n member of the First Bap
tist Church of Sanford, died Friday,
f f t u r n M W i P t i 'r
Sept. 26th.
i f has pivaMHI our
GUT Heav
Ucav----inrejvM rivma"preaieu
en (j* Father to call our Christian b u r t a n m e m
sister ffom her earthly home, *c
reverently bow In submission to
His divine will. We, the Kuzelian
Class, of which sho was a member,
desire to testify our respect, and to
express our earnest nnd sincere
regard nnd love for her, und to
extend our sympathy to the husband
nnd other loved c;w»; we commend
them to Him who looks with pity
ing eye on all sorrow.
Therefore, Be it Resolved, that
:? DaplL,! 75 Million Campaign
TIip Mowing meeting* are being
Id in Seminole County In the
interest of the Baptist 75 Million
v a in p a ig n .'
i a
a
m
u
k
l
u
FOR SANFORDFOR COUNTY
FLORIDA
wanted
e r sm e n t
TO
in
PAID FOR LOSS
D.
jg(9,_In a decisior
the Doan! of Contr
cf the War Departi
jurisdiction over the
... In Florida, who.
attempted to
for the manufi
to lubricate air
the war.
The derision was made in the
test case of Helm k Walker, of
Miami, hut the same principal
applies to all castor bean contractors, andI it is understood that
similar o],pinions will be handed Dr. J. N. Robson et New Orleans
The American Public Health As
down in all other canes within the
days.
sociation
will hold its unnual meet
next few
ThU information will 'be particu ing at Now Orleans October 27,
larly gratifying to about six thousand -30. Southern health problems, in
Fieri dlnni
who plnnfed a large cluding malaria, typhoid, hook worm,
serfage, and who, in consequence, soil pollution, etc., will be discussed.
luflered losses almost equal to those In view of the fact that a return
cf the growers of all other States of influenza Is expected this fall,
a full discussion for developing
combined.
methods of prevention and rontrol
The principal j-ause of the failure
as determined by Investigation, was will have a prominent place on the
program. Special efforts will be
the unacrlimated, inferior seed Im
made to arrange the program to
ported by the Government and
furnished for planting purposes. Cas meet the practical needs of health
tor beans bad not been grown for officials, Accordingly there will bo
commercial purposes in the United discussions on such questions ns
States for about a generation, and the attitude of legislators »oward
no domestic seed was available public health. The obtaining of
for planting the large ocerage de appropriations, the co-operation of
sired by the Wur Department. Women’s Clubs and all health or
It became necessary, therefore, to ganizations. Two special progtams
import a cargo of the 3oed from will be presented on child hygiene
India to meet the emergency, but und personal hygiene.
Dr. Robson, who Is in . New
the latent defects of this seed
Orleans
taking a special course in
were not discovered until too late
surgery,
will
attend these meetings.to avoid the serious loss to the' con
tractors and growers.
As soon as the disaster was ap
parent. iJonntor Duncan U. Fletcher
ts a member of the Military Attain
Committee, interested himself in
the matter, nnd finally succeeded t
in having a certain amendment
incorporated in the hill to provide
erty owner In Sanford anil
relief in cases of contracts connected
always been a progressive citizen
with the prosecution of the war,
wiich made it possible for the Sec
men. All of them are progressive
retary of War to take jurisdiction
business men. All of them have
over castor bean clnims, since which
been in favor of the commission
time the Senator has kept actively THIRD RED CROSS ROLL CALL manager form of government nnd
behind the matter to its conclus
WILL BE UNDER DR. GEORGE linve been working on it for the past
ion.
two years and being busy men 'of
HYMAN AS CHAIRMAN
large affairs they arc the sort of
it has Icon stated authoritively
,
Dr.
Hyman
I ims been elected and men who will take time to look
thst these claims Involved more
lege! points than any other claims accepted the Chairmanship of the
presented to the Department, but, Third Red Cross Roll Call Nov.
after many conferences with num- 2-11 inclusive and will undoubtedly
erout officials, Senator Fletcher was make a '•succcsslul campaign, so
able to satisfy them that the grow well qualified is he snd with a wide
ers wire entitled to reimbursement influence throughout the county.
the rarr.,* as the manufacturer of Dr. Hyman's splendid record over
seas, his popularity and his ability I
*ry otlii r war munition.
as an organizer, his first hand knowl
Approximately fifty thousand ac edge of the work of the Red Cross
res were planted to castor beans in in the war zones, make him an
Florida, and is is estimated that ideal leader at this critical period
over one million dollars will be in local Red Cross affairs. The
returned to the contractors and sub organization committee will lie com
contractors, as the result of the de- posed of Dr. Ilyman, Mr. H. C.
tuion of the Hoard juat rendered.
DuIJoBe and-Mrs. R. A. Torhcum.
but for Senator F'lctcher’n foreAt a meeting of the Executive
‘|ght anil persistunce in seeing that Committee of Seminole County
Florida griwers were not discrimi Chapter on Tuesday night, it was
nated against it would probably decided to buy a car for tho use
have been necessary to present of tho Home Service Secretary,
thru* claims at greut cost to the Miss Virginia Smith, in order to
Uourt of Claims of the United cover a broader field. Thus equip
Ftati-1, where they might have ped, Miss Smith will be able to do
lingered and languished for many a splendid work in the community
years Indore final settlement.
and in all sections of the county.
Now that the Secretary of Wur She is accomplishing great things
has taken jurisdiction under- the and has proven the value of a train
Act to provide relief,' all formal, ed Home Service Secretary in any
1‘gitinnate claims will be presented community. Miss Smith will gladly
through regular channels, und actual welcome any visitors to her office
Jtttlement of nil such vlaims should in the court house and impart
follow within the next thirty or information relative to the work.
*i*ty days.
The annual meeting of Seminole
( itixens of Florida who hao di- County Chapter will be held on
rerl contracts with the Govern Wednesday, October 29, at 8;30
ment for the growing of castor p. m., the place to be announced
beans were Helm K, -tV«1Wnr nf later. The pastors of the various
churches will be askod to arrange
the time of tho prayer meeting In
co-operation with the Red Cross.
H o n o ris
of the year’s activities
Washington.
Date, place, time, ■peahenij
Oct. 8 —Geneva, afternoon and
evening, I)r. Collins ur.d Dr. Burr.
Oct. 9th—Chuluota, afternoon and
evening, Dr. Collins und Dr. Burr.
Oct. 10th —Orlando, afternoon and
evening, Dr. Scarborough and Miss
Mallory.
•
Oct. 12th—Oveldo, all day, Rev.
II. S. ■ Uightmire and A. Link.
Oct. 13th—Longwood, afternoon
nnd evening, Dr. Hyman and Dr.
Blocker.
Oct. N th —Sanford, afternoon anti
evening, Dr. Brittain and Dr. Col
lins.
Oct. 15th—Lake Monroe, after
noon and evening, Dr. Brittain
nnd Dr. Collins.
ASS Baptists and friends arc cor
dially urged to attend these meotin ;h nnd hear these distinguished
*p lakers. Services at each place
in the Baptist church.
section as there have been many
inquiries uhout this sale and many
people who nre anxious to avail
themselves of this opportunity to
purchase this elegant furniture will
be here for the sale.
The furniture nnd furnishings com
prise many raie pieces and anyone
who has seen this furniture is anx
ious to purchase it, not alone for
its intrinsic bniuc as furniture, but
from the antique point of view
as mnny of the rare pieces have a
history and will be eagerly sought
after by those who know how val
uable it is at this particulnt time.
The committee has not viewed the
furniture yet and know nothing
of the contents of the houso, but
some description of it will probably
be available for the next Issue
of The Herald. .
The membership committee, un
der Chairman H. R. Stevens will
get busy at once as they have only
been wnlting for tho papers to ho
aiadc out in order to start their
campaign and it is expected that
every man, woman and child in
pital association there have been
many meetings and the association
members have accomplished mqch
In the way of constructive work
the hospital that means so much
to Seminole county is on the way to
completion nnd will be n source
of pride and certainly a great source
of '.alisfaction to the men and women who are making it possible
and a boon to those who^will neiAl
the services of physicians, trained
nurses and hospital accommodutions.
A hospital for Sanford to one of
the greatest assets of the city and
is needed as badly as any other
constructive mensure. Let every
public spirited citizen of Seminole
get behind the association and as
sist them in every way to. make
the
Fernald-Laughton
Memorial
Ho:pitid what it deserves to be.
o n d
Fresbjrterlan Church „
The Officers of the Presbyterian
Church have adopted a program
of work for the'winter which ought
to mean the finest winter's work
in the history of the church. De
finite goals are set for each month.
This will obviate the tendency to
drift which is a common failing
of churches. And it will give a
worth-while jqb fpr each month.
There was a coi.grcgation-wide
vhitntion by, the officers and chosen
associates last Sunday.
Next Sqnday will bo annual Rally
Day for the Sunday School, and it
is hoped th st s large number will
be present.
We will enter the new school
building for work next Sunday.
!Iours for rervlce will be:
Sunday School, 10:30 A. M.
Preaching 11:45 A. M. and 8:30
P. M.
Christian Endeavor 7:45 P. M.
BOARD OF TRADE WILL MEET
NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT TO
OUTLINE
SEASON’S
CAM
PAIGN
At the Court House, next Tues
day night, Oct. N th, S.30, n special
and important meeting of the Board
of Trade will be held for the pur
pose of renewing activities and
outlining work for the coming sea
son. Every person interested in
the welfare of the city and county
is urged to he present. Wo have a
future ahead unequnlcd by anything
in the past and we must get to
gether an co-opcrnto in order to
reap the benefits that are coming
our way.
Already many changes have been
made in Sanford toward progress
l U t Vnurt wM*r npo wn« deemed
impossible. Everywhere the order
of things are changing and the pro
gressive spirits of 'every locality
are coming to the front for the
general good of all. Sanford ab
ounds in that same spirit but until
now it has never been properly
utilixed nnd Tuesday night i s ' is
dcsirtfd that we all get together,
begin our work and carry It on in
harmony to success. A large at
tendance is looked for.
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
The Presbyterian Christian En
deavor is opening the winter's work
with a fine outlook. Lust Sunday
a number of r.ow officers were elud
ed, which will give a fine official
force for the winter.
The following are the otllcers
now:
I’res., Robert A. Green. •
Vice-Pres.i Mka Sura Warren Eusterby.
Recording Secretory, Miss Anna
DuBoise.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. R.
C. Maxwell.
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Pianist, Miss Adeic Huuge.
Treasurer, Victor McLauiin.
NEW STORE TO OPEN
Copt. Co. A, Theodore Rung*.
Cupt. Co. II, Miss Ethel Henry.
G. A. Speer and Son Will Soon Be
Capt. Co. C, Wilbur Rumple.
Heady for Business In
Chair. Prayer Meeting Com.,
ThU City.
Theodore Runge.
G. A. Speer Is not new to the dry good*
Chair. Social Com., Miss Flor
trade
ir. this city 'and tho surrounding
ence Henry.
territory
for he has been In the business
A meeting of the Executive Com
of
catering
to th? want* of the pco; le
mittee was held In the church
Monday night and plans for the for the past twenty years In the store of
N. P. Yowefi & Co., and later Ir. the firm
next month's work laid.
of Yon-ell Si Speer. George Si>cer now
appears in the bran new store of G. A.
Speer &. Son being associated with hi*
son Vivian Spoor who is a chip off the *
old block and virtually gre*- up In the
dry goods business in tills city.
The new firm have leased the fine
store room In the DeFonat Block and
the new goods have been arriving for
♦ho na*t two week*. The store room has
been undergoing many repair* »nd I*
not finished yet but Speer St Son and a
force of clerks have lieen busy all iyeck
getting tho goods on tho shelves and in
ALL THAT IS NEEDED TO RE this issue of the Herald announce to the
DUCE HIGH COST OF LIVING public that they will be ready for busi
SAYS COMMITTEE
ness on Tuesday October 21.
They have Just returned from the
Hv,
,)rohlcm the Council of No northern markets and havo a great array
of new merchandise in tho latest and
t, on i, |)c,cnie fimiB:
most popular styles of ladies and child
That tho nation’# productive pow- ren’s wearing apparel, dry goods and
era have not been fully utilized notions. Tho now store has all the
since the armistice.
,
That too few goods, notably the
necMslties of life, have been pro
jycod, nn,| that oven some of these
K00,|» have been withheld from
market nnd therefore from the
people.
Thnt the high cost of living is
due in part to the unavoidable
war-waste and increase of money
and credit.
That there has been and is con
siderable profiteering, intentional nnd
unintentional.
Thu council believes tho remc-;tion is rapidly increased vastly im
' proved conditions will prevail In
dies for the situation arc:
To produce more goods and to America when tho results of present
produce them in proportion to t h e 'nnd future labor begin to appear •
needs of the people.
"Team work is Imperative
The
To stamp out profiteering and mnnufacturcrer, the furmer, the dis
tributor must each immediately as
stop unnecessary hoarding.
To enforce vigorously prevent laws sume hi-4 part of the burden and
and promptly to enact further luws enter upon his task. “ On Ameri
as are necessary to prevent and can business rests a grave responsi
punish profiteering and needless bility for cfficcnt co-operation in
bringing about full nnd proportion
hoarding.
To bring about better co-opera ate production. On American labor
tion and methods in distributing rests an equally grave responsibility
to attain maximum unit production
und marketing goods.
To keep both producer and con and maintain uninterrupted distri
bution of goods if labor itself U not
sumer fully informed as to w
h*t
to
suffer from further rises in the cost
goods are needed and us to w
‘
“ The entire nstiSn—pro
supplies are available, so that produo
living
distributor, and consumer
tion may anticipate the country’s ducer,
'
demands. Better standards of llv- alike—should return to the unity
th at won the wsr. Group Intrests
anil undue personal grin must give
“At the war’s e n d iw*>’ t('
K°od of
whole nation
we and our allies had desperate If
altuation is to bo squareneed of the essentials of life. We b’ met.
have hatl to share nur resource* 1 The council li composed of Secrewith them, buc this drain will grad- tsrii* Baker, Daniels, Lane, H
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Hec. i. T h a t aald com m laalon la h e r e b y a t lea»t o i k y**r, a n a w h o h a v a bean bona
** P a > » . . . ; „ n U f f . t p I’- r a o n W " " - * C ’it- , w ! M u n l d l a t r l c t , a n d It.* t h r a # person* lt*r*»-y repealo-1.
a upport o f t h a c h ild r e n d e p e n d w h o lly o r
vaatad v l l h full a n d c o m p l e te pow er to uu* Bd* realdauta s f t h a Htat* o f F l o r i d a for ftf.
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d a r t a k a , Inaugural*, c r a a t a , perfe c t, com* le a n y a a r a : provided, f u r t h e r , t h a t a n y *o|.
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Bee. 1.
A tiow a nco A u t h o r i l v d —T h e nt- t h e Star - of F lo r id a d e d ic a t e d on J u l y i t l l t , t h e t u n s s a m e w a s m u s t e r e d out - r - - _
An Act to A u t h o r l s o t h e C o u n ty H o a r d s o f Inwanr* f o r t h e a i d o f such w o m e n a h all 1ST I, a n d I n a u g u ra t e d on Victo ry l i a r N »• f - r ! ? " " .
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Ua* In F a r m n —n o s i t r a t i i a W o r n .
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m aia w f. if a s m r t e t t i r n
»*crtion t. T h a C ounty H o a rd s of P u b llo c h ild , a n d
a m o n t h f u r e a c h of th * o t h e r
Hac. «. T h a t aald Commlaalon I* h e r e b y f u r t h e r , t h a t a d lsc lkirg* fro m a Federal
in t u r i r , or ita pnssxeelon t—*' i c a t h a itiat «.r i n f a v o r of c o naotldatlon, t h a n u m b a r e f Inalructl-in o f th* se v e ra l c o u n tie s of t h l a c h ild r e n
fu lly a u t h o r l i a d l a r e p r e s e n t a n d a c t for t h e priso n by r e a so n of alckneaa w h e r e aorh
d a y o f M a rch a n d t h e Brat d a y -if J u n o of m il l s o f d l a tr lc t t a g for th* tw o s u c c e e d in g H tat* a r e h e r e b y s - j t h c r l t a J tu a c q u i r e by
Kec. J. C o n dition of A llow a nce .—T h a t t h * Htat* of Flo rid a In a s k i n g fur, receiving a n d alckneaa la show n by official
re cords and
a n y y e a r ; P r o v id e d t h a t Halt W a l a r c r a w - y e a r * re ce iving th* h i g h e s t n u m b - - 0 f r o t e * pu rc h k a* o r laaa* o r g l it su i t a b l e lam ia f o r c o u n ty c o m m issio n e r* of t h a l r
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E i r a p t so f a r aa In conflict w i t h , , o n w l,h o f y school In th* c o u n ly , P r o v l J * u of a x e —i n *■__J U . I m i u n - p f u p 4rt'y ' 6 f * T n l l e d Htalr* m a y m a k a , a p p r u p r l a te , g r a n t m a n l .
f a r p u r p o s e s o f p r o p a g a t i o n o r r e s e a r c h by t h * provlalona o f th la Act. t h * a i l a i l n * n w . * 4 M ^ t r a e t - ^ . - . ^ y ^ .
i » e - e c j m r t l l * r r ' i m a p ' e c l l v # countie s fo r t h * p u r p o se of or allow t o w a r d o r In a id of th * I n te r n a *
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lo tm e n t ahall be m a d * b y th * c o u n ty com* Ilona, upon aueh t e r m s a n d condition* aa It o r aallor w h a e n liste d a n d se rved In l h a milc a r r i a g e o f a n y ouch r r a w f la h b e tw e e n th * tlon* p r o v id e d to b* held u n d e r t h * t e r m s
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T h a t all lawa or p a r t s of law a In mlaalnnera u p o n th* r e c o m m e n d a ti o n
of th* m a y d e em n ecessary or p r o p e r : a n d th* aald H a r y or n a v a l se rv ic e of t h a Confederal*
Oral d a y o f M a r c h a n d t h * Aral d a y of J u n e a n d p ro v isio n s o f th la Act.
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conflict w i t h Ih# provisions of t h is A c t a r * school board In t h a c o u n ty In w h ic h a ueh c om m ission Is b s r t b y a u l h . r l t s d lo go In H l a l r s d u r i n g Ih# w a r b a tw a a n Ih* Htat** of
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Her. J. A ny pe rson, p a rso n s. A im n r c or- h e ld u n r . t r l h a provision* of t h is Act s h a l l
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t a t l v o before th * U n l l r d Htatea Congress f u r b o t h real a n d pergonal does not exceed th*
p o r a tlo n , o r a sso c ia tio n of p e rso n a v io la tin g h ^ Inf a v o r of c o nsolida tion, t h e d i s t r ic t * m e d i a t e l y
upon lla p a sa ag * a n d a p p r o v a l b y * Flrat. T h e c h ild o r c h i l d r e n fo r
whoa* Ih# purpose of t r e k i n g a n d r e q u ra t ln g a p - aunt of |S,0#0 exclusive of h # r fc;m* amt the
a n y prn v lsio n a of th la A c t s h a l l bt d e n n e d v o tin g in f a v o r of su c h c o n so lid a tio n , ahull t h * G overnor, or upon lla b e com ing a ta w
benefit th* a llo w a n c e la m a d e , m u i t be liv ing
p ro p r la llo n e for said I n l a r n a t l n n a l Fair.
l a n d on w h ic h s u c h h o m e la loca ted not to
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w i t h th* m o t h e r of aueh c h il d nr c h ild ren .
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tlon, a h a ll b-; p u n i s h e d by a One of not m o r e t h e e x p ir a ti o n of t h i r t y d a y s a f t e r t h e en-*
A p p ro v e d May S», 111*.
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t h a n l i s t , n r by I m p r is o n m e n t In t h e c o u n ty t r y of t h e H oard of I’ublle I n e l r u r t h m of
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m a i n o|>en for aueh n u m b e r of m o n th * (n o t d u t y , o r w h o w a s o t h e r w is e h o n o r a b ly ' d lit h a O o v r r n u r , » r ahall b e co m e a law W ith
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to in v e s tig a te a n d re p o rt t h e r a s e , of Act e n ti t le d “ An Act to a m e n d Kectlona 1,
1 a n d 5 of C h a p t e r 711# of th * I .a w ■ of
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pension u n d e r t h i s Aet, ahall not
be r e q u ir e d to m a k a ne w p ro o f a n d shall b#
pal-l f r o m Ih# p a ssa g e of t h i s Act.
Paym *nta • h a l l not c o n tin u e tn p+na!on*r« i(ur»
Ing a b se n c e s f ro m th la B tatn o f longer d u r a
tion t h a n 11 m o n t h s ; p ro v id ed t h a t w hen a
pension ha* been d is c o n tin u e d b e c a m e of
aueh absence. It sh a ll be renewe-L upon l e
*5!rn ° f P»"»,on»r *o «bl* S t a t e w her* It Is
, h " wn **»■! *uch a b s e n c e
waa n ot f i r m . n e n t : P rovide ,| t h a t (usymenta lo pensioner*
be d i s c o n ti n u e d I m m e d i a t e l y upon th e i r refrOIV
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oval I.
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be , ph eUr mHa n, ,eUn 't ; provided
further,
, h ** u p o n * njr P 'n a l o n e r
being Incarcerated
- r c onfln*J 'n » " r B u t # m . i i t u i l o n in this
o , « t e . m e p a y m e n t of a n y penelon shall ba
<11 (continued d u r i n g xuch t im e of coniinem e n l , u n le s s su c h p e n s io n e r h a a a wlf* or
m in o r c h il d r e n d e p e n d e n t u p o n h i m or he r
for s u p p o r t , w hen su c h penelon shall be
era, l l o w A p p lica tio n s Hhall b* Made.
How Pension* ahall b* |*ald; Outy of
C o u n ty C om m issioners
In
lltg ard
to
Pensions
P r o v id in g f o r th * Levy of a
P e n sio n T ax, a n d A u t h o r i s i n g t h e Htat*
H oa rd o f Pensions to M a k e llrg u lltlo n *
t o C a r r y Into Effect t h e Provision* of
re w a y ; to e li m in a t e t h o u g h t
..................
- m o t h e r , o r o tn e r f e m a l e guarvtlan or eucn
a n d e n c o u r a g e e very m o v e m e n t a m o n g t h e f»'»e s t a t e m e n t In o r d e r to se c u re a s n i p - r |,n,t n r c h ild ren uni*** special privilege of
m u t u a l Im......................
p ro v em en t.
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.
Bee. 1, T o c a r r y out th * provisions of th is
f u r n ish e d free by t h e Htat* Live Htock Han- c o u n | y Com missioner*, upon
th * r a c o m C H A P T I . n 7 » t l — tNo. | l # l .
A r , I h ^ j v , s r ,,
Control |a h e r e b y em pow H oard, sh a ll upon conviction b* lined m s n d a l l o n of Ih* H o a rd uf P u b lic I n e lr u c An Act to A p p r o p r ia te C e r ta in
Hook# t o th # e r r d to e n l a r g e t h e w ork now done liy th e nnl m o r * I b a n I I # # or lea* t h a n I H of b y , j on | o r ,h * t a k a of t h * c h il d ’s e d u ca tio n .
. Ua# of t h # Collage of '. a w ,
U n iv e rsity of E xtension Dlvtxlona
of l h a U nlve rslly of Im p r is o n m e n t not m o r # t h a n a m onth*, o r
g , c C onstrued L ib e rally .—T h * pro v ln a val se rv ice of Ih* Confedexal* Htatea d u r
C I I A P T E t l 7*14—(No. 141).
ing th * w a r be tw ee n l h a Htatea
of
th* Unit-_________ __
F lorida.
Florida, a n d t h # Htate College fo r W omen, by b o t h aueh line a n d I m p ris o n m e n t.
alona o f t h is Act a h all b* c o n str u e d l ib e r a l . .. _
_ _________
l i t l l H o o d e d by I k t L t f i i l a l o r e of Ike aa It m a y f r o m tim e t o tlm * d e e m a d v is e !**r - *• T h * a u m of l l* 0 ,M 4 la h e r e b y *Pto | | „ ends t h a t t h * best In tere st o f all An Act to A m end Bactlons I, 1 a n d I of *d Htatea, a n d did n ot d e s e r t th # Confsd.Sfj fc of Floridai
h|*t #n,1 l o e m p lo y all needful person* a n d p r o p r l a t e d a n n u a l l y f a r two year# out of a n y
dependant
c hildren e h a ll b* eoneerved.
C h a p t e r 711# of th * U w i of l .» 1 f , . e o - *fa l* *er“ tee,. a n...........
d w ho. pperform
e r f o r m e ded___.
aervlce
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Rwctlon l. T h e S e c r e ta r y of R tala Is h e r e - applia nce s j o c a r r y on th # w ork In th e moat fund* d n th # H ta ts T r e a a u r y n ot o t h e r w is e
Hoc. |1 . Hequlra A t t e n d a n c e a t H c h o o l—
"tit..............................
la ,t: An Ac* C re ating
"
a Hiat# H oard of
a c t u a l llna of d u l y for a p e riod of n ot I***
r a u th o r i s e d a n d d i r e c te d to f u r n i s h w i t h , m r |*nt m a n n e r .
a p p r o tr r la te d for th * p u r c h a s e o f e e ru m a n d A„ e h n a „ n receiving a id u n d e r th* provl
Pension*, defining w ho sha ll
Itecelve t h a n on* y e ar, or wliu w a s In a c t u a l eervo u t coat to t h e H oa rd of Control fo r th * u**
i, l, a hall b* t h e d u t y of t h e H oard
V" 1>c f u rnlxhed a cc o rd in g t o th # p r o - <)ong of , h ( t Ac| <b%„ b# r a n u | rt<1
» ,,.n ,t
l --n sh .e s, w ho ahall not receive Pensions, k * »l t h e t im e of t h e close o f aald war,
of t h e College of I-aw. University of F lo r - ,,f Control to seek out, a m o n g all t h e achool# vision# of t h la Act.
t h e acheelx of lha c o u n ty d u r in g Ih# w hole
w ho eha'I b# retained a* I'a n alo n tra , How unless I n c a p a c i t a t e d fo r euch d u t y by r e * Ids, l h a follo w in g hooka: T w o c o m r l e t a l y „ f F lo r id a ev ery *t».tent w h o m s ? b r r.a
«- All lawx a n d p a l l a of law* In c on- u r m o r u r t n i of , u e h ^ h o o l a , a n d upon
a p p li c a t io n s ahall b* m ade, how Penelon* A°n of w o u n d s received o r d ise as e contra cte d
tMiund • * ' a of t h t F lo r id a S u p la m # Cov-rt | Ur# h a v e a special a p ti t u d e a n d genlua for nlc* h e r e w i t h b# a n d th# a s m s a r e h e r e b y (a | | u r« of aueh c h il d r e n lo a t t e n d achool#
ehall he p a i d ; Duty of C ounty Com m la- • h l l e In line of d u ty , or w h o w a a othsrwls*
alenerx In r s g a r d to pe nsions; P ro v id in g honora bly d i s c h a r g e d fo r a n y cause, and
R e p o r t* a n d t h a l r c o n tin u a tio n a* p u b l is h e d ; #om* one b r a n c h of jea rnlng, a n d to ancour* r e pea ta d.
for I h # who)# t e r m o r te r m * there of, t h * aid
f o u r r o m p la t e l y bound se ts of t h a Heaalon
him In t h # prosecution of t h e a t u d r c.f
^
I- Thli^ a c t a h all t a k e effect^ Intm s- h e r e i n pro v id ed fol euch m o th e r s a n d child
f o r t h e L evy of • pension T ax, a n d a u - Ahall h a v e b**n a bona flde cltlxen of thlx
L aw * of t h a l ^ g l a l a t u r e of t t t * a n d of euh- , bM b r a n c h , t n l h a a n d t h a t b e m a y be- d l a l e ly u p o n Ita p a s s a g e a n d a p p r o v a l by o r r h ||d r # n s h a l l c a s t * w it h o u t nolle#,
th n r ta l n g th * Htai# Hoard of P e n sio n s to Htat# for I y e a rs n«vt p re ce d in g to th* filing
„
i . , n »l,y f o r F r a u d — Any person 0
se q u e n t L eglelature*
a*
publla ha d; e i g h t
a l e a d e r In t h a t euh- th* G o v e rn o r o r upon b ecom ing a law w i t h m a k # n ^ R u l n t ln h i lo C a rry Into i*ffrct (ha
(hla c la im for p a n tln n , And whoa# pfap*
out hla a p p ro v al
c o m p le te ly bound seta of th e tte vlse d H ta t- j r r ,
p r o c u r i n g a n allow ance u n d e r t h e provision*
Provlalona of t h is Art.
*rty v a lu a t io n , b t t h re a l n n d personal. InA
pprove
d
May
14'
191*.
u t e t a of F l o r i d a , a d o p te d by th # L eg lala p, r j
T , „ tllm of |i a ,A # t o r an ntlrh
of t h l a Act t o r a pe rso n o r p a rsons n o t
a n - O f 11 R o o tle d bv i k t Rtg iilo lore
o f i k t e luding t h e p r o p e r t r of hla wtfa. If ah* ahall
t u r # of . l i t #
*
_
th ere o f „* m a y ba necaaaary, la h e r e b y ept i t l e d t h e r e t o sha ll ba g u ilty
of a m ladeS u i t o f Floridot
not h a v e droertaO h a r r h u s b a n d . doe* not
C I I A I T K H 7»J#— (N o l i t ) .
Hec. 1. T h la Act ahall t a k e affect a# #o,m p ro p rla te d n u t of th# g e n e r a l gund to c a r m t a n o r a n d on conviction ahall be p u n ish
- - e d- Hectlon
**’
1.' T h a t* 'Hectlon 1 *of**C h a p t e r 7Tl». **r**d *th’** aum or II.###, axrlus’lve of his
ae It become* a law.
rv nut t h a w o r k he rein a u th o r i s e d , f o r a An A r t tn 1‘rovlde for th * A ssistanc e o f by a fln* o f not m or* t h a n I t A* o rr by l m - , -*w * ° f l#17. be and th# a s m s la a m e n d e d " f h e r h o m e a n d t h e la n d c n w h ic h euch
Approved J u n e t . I I I #
period of l y e a r s nnd 1 m o n th fro m Ju n #
Poor
Mother# or O t h e r
P o o r W o m a n p r l a o n m e n t for a period of not mor* t h a n
*° r **‘l ■■ follow#: hom e Is loca ted, not to exceed on# s e r a of
H a v i n g C hildre n D ependent Upon T h e m six m o n th * or hy b o t h aueh line a n d lm Any person w ho e nlle tol a nd a a r v e t In t h e land, a hall e a c h r a c a ti * | H 9 p a r a n n u m In
---------1st. t*1», t o .tun# l# th . t # l l „ a n d ehall b#
C H A P T K I l 7111— (No 111).
a x o - n d -d ae follows;
fo r Hupport e n d Car# t i n d e r t h e Ag* of p r l e o n m e n t a t th# d isc r e tio n of t h e t r ia l m i l i t a r y
n*v#t service e,f t h e C onfe densto m o n t h ’y p a y m a n ls .
An Act to A uthorlx# t h e I 'one ellda tlon of
Halary of d ire c to r, t y**r, 11,00#; sa lary
H l t le r n Year* a n d to P rovide th # N»e**- Judge.
Htate* d u r i n g t h e war betw een t h e Htate*
Provided, how ever, t h a t
no
e o ld itr or
Hperlal T a x Hrhnel District* |n t h e Htat* of field a a s n l , I year, lt,9A#: s a l a r y of ofaary Mean* of C a r r y in g T h la l.a w In t o
Heo. 14, All lawa o r p a r t* of lawa In c o n *ho U n ited Htatea, and did not d e s e r t t h e th e i r widows, w ho a r * now o n th # panelon
of F lo rid a, a n d t o Provlda for t h e L la - flee assista n t* , s te n o g r a p h e r s , filing clerk*
Effect.
filet w i t h t h e provision* of thla Act a r e h e r# - C o n f e d e r a te eervlc# a n d w h o
p e r fo r m e d toll a n d d r a w i n g a pension s h a l l b# required
W h e r e a s . Hectlon 1 of A rticle X H t of t h e by re p e a le d .
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tiitlll**. G o v e r n m e n t, P ow ers a n d M a n - and lib ra rian s, I year, I1.7A#; e x t r a p a y for
eervlc* In ...........
a c t u a l llna -*
of dul;* *—
fo r ■ period ---------to m a k e o •*
t h e r a n d f u r t h e r p r o o f ; .provided,
a g e ,.,ei.t T h eteo f.
prnf*ew<ra r s r s r e i l In outside w ork, salt- t 'o n a l l tu t l o n of th la Htat* o r d a in s t h a t " t h # . H*c. I I . T hla law s h a l l becom e effective of not le*e t h e n one year, nr* w h o wae In f u r t h e r , t h a t a n y a p p li c a n t f o r a pension
l i t ll H o o d e d b t Ike L f i u l o l o r t o f Ike m ate d for I I I d a r * at I t p e r d a y , I year, re sp ec tiv e countie s of th* Htate ahall p r o - upon
Ita becom ing a
law .
a c t u a l aervlce a t th* tlm * of 'I h * clea# of u n d e r t h la Act, w h o h a a pre v io u s ly m*d«
Stole ol F lo rid a:
11,74*: a i t r u p a y for t e n stu d e n t* assistin g vide In Ih * m a n n e r pre scribe d b y la w fo r A p p ro v e d
May I I ,
1M I,
eald w a r, unless Incapacitated f o r aueh d u t y »»H*faetory proof
a f aervlce u n d e r any
Hectlon 1. T h a t a n y tw o o r m a r* c ocD g- in wark In nfflr* at l l " n each. I year. SI,A##: those of th* i n h a b i t a n t s t h a t by r e ason of .
_______
hy r e a so n of wounds received h r dl*ea*# fo rm er Act, w h ic h proof o f aorvlco meota
u o u a Hpeclal T a g Hchool IMstrtcta In th # |M r fur le c t u r e r s nnd e n te r ta i n e r s , t y e ar, ag*.
Inflrm tty o r m is f o r tu n e m a y h a v #
,w ....
f '- n t r a r t e d while In line of d u ty , o , ‘ w h o w a a th# ra q u lr a m a n t a a f th la A ct. a l t h o u g h not
H ta te of F l o r i d a m a y be c o n so lid a ted a* |tn * . T o ta l 111,(19,
c la i m s u p o n t h e a id a n d s y m p a t h y of soCHA
It 7111 (No. I l l ) ,
- is
—e
nhonorably
x n i a u i f .di isc
. s r ho arg
t r g ef nd ^- fro
roll ahall n o t — -
o th e r w
o r o nnyr now
»ow on in
t h *a ponalon 'roTl,^iVoll"
h e r e i n a f t e r a u th o r i s e d .
A pp ro p riatio n f a r Heme Haled sh o v e m a y c l # l r ; “ a n d
An Act C r e a t i n g T h# F lo r id a P u r c h a s e C a q - causa, a n d s h a l l bav# been a bona fld# e lt - qulred to M a k e new p r o o f a f aorvlco I t h a t
Hao. I. It ahall b# Ih* d u t y of t h * H o a r d
be tr a n s f e r r e d fro m on* to a n o t h e r s* need
W hara a*. H ha a bean found by th o se e nt e n n l a l C om mlaalon/ Defining Ita P o w e r s lean of th le Htat* for I yaara n e x t p r a c e d - Ih* provlalona of t h is Act ahall a n n l r to all
uf P u b lt# I n s t r u c ti o n of a n y c o a n t y t o o r m . v orle*. g a g e d In aoclal -aelfor# w ork a m o n g t h #
a n d D u l l e s a n d P r o v i d i n g fo r th # Nacea- I r g lo t h a tiling of thla elalm fo r penelon* I h o . . w h o woi* m em be r# of t h * Florid* Ho
tter a n e le ction t o h* held t h r o u g h o u t a n y
T r a v e li n g expense* tor Held a g e n t e e t lm a te d p o o re r paonl* of t h e P la ta t h a t t h e r e *r#
**nr Bxpanaea af s a i d Commission,
a n d whose p r o p e rt y valu atio n, b oth r e a l a n d aerve# a n d a ls o thoaa k n o w n aa “ n o m a
tw o # r ir.or# c o n tig u o u s Bpaclal T e a Hchool n o d a y s a t 17 p a r day, I year, I I .A I li t r a v e l - n u n her# of m o t h e r s a u d o t h e r w om an w h o Oe l l H o o d e d b t Ike Legiilaloro
of
i k t personal. Inclu ding th# p ro p e rty of hla wife. Guards,’' w h ic h war# In th* aarvlc# of th#
D i s t r i c t s a t # u r h tlm * a n d place a* e ald | n r r ip e n s * *
for nrof##*>r» a n d i tu d e n t e h a r * c h il d r e n d e p e n d in g solely upon t h e m
S t o le o f FloridoI
If *h# s h a l l not hev# de se rte d h e r h u a b a n d Htal# 0’f F lo r id a d u n m t h a w a r hatw aan th*
H o a r d m a y d ir e c t w h e n e v e r o n * -fo u rth of #oga«ed In
outald* work. I y e ar, H . I » 9 : for food, c lo t h i n g a n d
ed u ca tio n , a n d In
Bectlon I. T h a t t h a r * D he reb y c r e a te d O n ., not e v - e . d th * sum ,,f II.A99, a a e la r i v * Rlate* o* t h . U n l t i d HtataJ- « r « i i d i d f«rt h a qualm s.t rl a c to r a tha* pay a t a s on re al trav e lin g expense* for lec tu re rs a n d e n te r - m a n y Instance* d e p r iv e d a lm o st w holly o f ■ b o a r d o r commission l o h# k n o w n aa t h # .of hla ar h # r hnm * r n d th* la n d on w h ic h t h — st-.s
>b»n
a r rwraor.al p r o p e rl y a n d ar#< re sid en t In talne ra , I y e ar, 1199; contingencies, tela- a ll o f the** necessities; a n d
Florida
P u r c h a s e C e n te n n i a l Com m issio n, enek h o m e <e
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OCTOBER 10J|fti»
pa ck f o u r
the job, and no# since times
THESANFORDHERALD ofmannpeari'
have come again, seek
R. J. HOLLY, Editor
W. M. HAYNES. Business Mansger
Published Every Friday by
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
su n a cH im c :: prick in adtancej
ONE TEAR_____________________ *
SIX MONTHS____________________I
THREE MONTHS------_ --------------
Hob iiuiiy has served notice on
Sanford folks th a t when he starts
his daily paper it means curtains
for him as far as these "thanky”
community jobs are concerned. An
editor of a daily in a town the
size of Stanford has about as much
time to call his own as an old hen
has when she is mothering one
wayward chick.—Leesburg Commcr-
The Sanford Herald suggests that
with the high cost of paper the
government could reduce expenses
by forbidding the free use of mails
for tons of publicity stutT that is
costing the people thousands of
dollars and then only find lodging
in a waste basket. "Please pub
lish does not get very far in the
average newspaper oflice, since the
war is over,—Sarasota Times.
The Daily Herald will he launch
ed from the Sanford oflice in the
very near future. That is substan
tia! evidence of Sanford’s ^growth,
and we congratulate Editor Boh
Holly that his {own will place
him in the class with the hig papers
who issue every day, hut we at\
inclined to believe Edi tor Holly
N leading hL town there. -Sara- pt n Times.
No, Si.-tcr Wilson, the town Is
just naturally growing so fast we
nust hnre a Laiiy Herald and
the public want a daily paper and
we are going to give them one
sometime this month.
YOU BET IT IS
Says the I’alatka Tlmes-Heruld,
in a polemic upon politics: “ It is
time for business men to supplant
cheap politicians.”
Right you arc—only there’s no
such thing as a "cheap" politi
cian. "Cheap" means inexpensive:
and the mere iric: pensive some of
the mean, inferior, nnd mediocre
specimens prove themselves the more
expensive it becomes to the general
poblic. Nevertheless, commonly con
nidered, the words of the TimesIlerald are good taste nnd in proper
order.-^Thorn in I’ulm Beach Post.
Since Thorn has ventured the
■above "night thought" unct the
"cheap" politician, we arc wonder
ing what his real thoughts would
be concerning a certain politician
if Joe would permit them to be
expressed In Thorn’s Dope column.
Ynssum, thank you!—Mitburn Times
only flaws to expose In order to
establish an opinion th at at one
time, th e ' time of trouble, they
knew better but were not listened
to. It Is welt enough to crltuelse, but it Is unfair to fait to
mention the valiant things when
remarking of the failures. Presi
dent Wilson has performed ton H«;h
“ service, haa
muen,
has willingly shouldered responsi
bilities that he could easiy shift
to other shoulders had he been so
disposed, and has too everlastingly
"rr.c d tint sincere appreciation of
the American people tq he bulleted
in word^ and dispoiled from the
platform by such men as the afore
said senators. Probably the presi
dent made borne errors—who does
not—but his principles have been
high, his order noble and it is re*
gretuldo that the mastiff should
now be continually snnppcd at by
the proverbial (ice.
LOST T IM E
Cannot be made up, Lost Cash is seldom returned
—and—lost chainW for caving car* never be recaiied.
We are here to save your money for you, Will you
use us?
la possinto
After the plants are
grown there Is the necessity f
harvesting, grading, packing and
marketing. The production of crops
is only half. To put them In «hep-.
CAPITAL $30,000.00
SU RPLU S $15,000.00
ami secure a paying price is the
(Inal problem.
This is whore the success of
organisation cones in. By individ
uals working together for a pur
t WAHT YOURjjlsiH
pose instead of each going it atone,
rushing poorly graded products \to
market without knowing all con
II. R. STEVENS
C. D. COUCH
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ditions, there is orderly procedure
P r« * U ,il
A»*’l C**hi*i
ri
by managers who know.
THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
8
The growing season in Florida
is longer over its entire area than
in any other State in the Union.
MEET THEM HALF WAY
The po3toir>ce received so many It line more sunlight and more
mail order cutalougcs last week rainfall than any other, both so
cupful of shortening with one cupful acrc
land in the District shall
that they cot^U hardly he trans necessary to successful growth.
of
sugnr.
onfe
egg.
Add
one-hnlf
cuprepresent
one share and each owner
A #carefwl study of the work of
ported from ta f station and then
ful
of
sour
milk
with
one-half
tenshall
be
entitled to one vote i„
from the oflftp to the various others, as well as personal investi
sroonful of soda, two squares of choco- 1person or by proxy in writing
ritizens over A c city. The mail gation of the soil under cultivation,
late melted over ho, water and one ; duly signed for every acre J 5
order houses know that there h of fertilisation, adapt at ion of crops
and one-ludf cupfuls of floor. A hallL
w ..
•
-.7.
plenty of money in the country, and good seed—nil these enter into
cupful of nuts may he added If
.
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l,1~
T h e be »t I n h e r i t a n c e a n y p a r e n t c a n
slred. Cover with a frosting, using one 1 , '
they lave studied the situation the proposition. The geographical
p o n f b l y c l v r , a c h il d 1* a g o o d e d u c a
whole egg henten, adding three rupThe P«rson receiving the highest
well and they are going after the distribution is determined by cli tio n . T h !» l» s o m e t h i n g t h a t n o b o d y
fids of confectioners' sugar nnd three number of votes us said elertion
trade of this and every other sec mate, and the principal climatic c a n t a k e a w e y a n d s o m e t h i n g w h i c h
will be a J o y f o r e v e r , f o r w e b e lie v e
inbhujMwinfiils of cream. This frosting shall U dccfcrLd elected as K,id
tion cf the country. They gel factors to be considered in the
t h a t w h a t w e a c q u i r e h e r e w e will
will keep for sonic time. Put on the Stlpcrvfso,.
trade by advertising and by adver development of plants are tempera u s e h e r e a f t e r .
cookies
when they nro nearly cold.
M
, ,
, ,, ,
tising alone. Our people here would ture, rainfall ans sunshine. Florida
cCabbage
. s i , , , . Salad.—Shred
e . i . j c i . i very,fine
.. one
Dated this 1st day «f October.’
W
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know nothing about the good:; and has plenty of nil these necessaries,
small linn head of cabbage, ndd half ‘
the prices of stores in Now York and it is up to the man to make
n cupful of chopped almonds that have By order of the Board of Super visors,
There
are
any
number
of
kinds
nnd
nnd Chicago uniers the rtorea of right use of these gifts. Do this, flavors of gelntine desserts on the mar- been Ida netted, four or five ripe
Ernest II. Every,
those rities advertised. There - i s and Florida can become u leader,
bananas
finely
cut.
mixed
with
a
cupSeal
Secretary,
ket which, hr^thc add.ionly one way to eornhat this ad- ai it should be, in agriculture.
2 ? " ^ > 3 Hon of boiling* water, are tul or more of ihlek sour cream. Sea
vertidng and that is by the loeai
f ---------- 1 ready,
cold, to son with *nV, ictt pepper nnd paprika
merchants advertising their goods]
•am nnd tul add . o’ii'ii t,T vinegar. If It I* not
and prices in T he Herald The vlR meet next lue.-day night in
desserts •r-.ilicleiilty arid.
■Mock Rabbit.—Take a pound er.ch :
i
are good, cany tn prepare,
merchants of Sanford and of every I tins court house to prepare lor
or
corned beef ami real, two onions I
i#*f 1 nnd easy of digestion,
other town in Seminole county have the winter business. Saniord needs
2
"1
!
a
p'et'e*; put all through I
OUflllflcntlORA
-.Vbivil
the goods and the prices and they i advertising
the
meat
chopj>er.
ndd three eggs and
:tnd
Pnnford acvn V
,
mnke them popular; hut
are under the prims of the *nah needed a live Board of Trade ns
one tires of things loo crumbs to make a loaf. Place In n
order houses, but the people nrej badly as right now. Can wo de ^
baking pan with strips of harnu on
^ ip u ra i
ensy nnd unvaried.
not informed of this fact unless | pend upon the progrez ive men
Here Is n dessert, very dainty nnd top; bake three-quarters of an hour.
t.;e local merchants inform' tha o.‘ this county to get together rich, which will be good to serve the
people through the columns of the and keep the Board of Trade up "grown-ups" who have good digestion:
local paper. The local merchants to the Stundard? No city ever
Franglpan Pie.—Boll out very thin
have the goods here on the shelves. put anything hig over without the n rich pastry nnd cut it In rounds,
You do not take any chances on help of a hoard of trade nnd San using n pie tin for n mnrkcr. Ilnke
How to Attain Old A(fe.
»
these goods. They are where you ford wiH never he a big city without thiee of these rakes, nnd put them to
gether with n tilling of crushed straw
Sir George Held's golden rule for
can see them and the local mer the co-oporntion of the people
chants are ready to back them through the Snnford Board of Trade. berries nnd cream, covering the top II e nttnlnment of old* nge Is worth n
with tho berries nnd sweetened whip place In tho Oflice Window ns n cor
up to the extent of exchanging them Get together Tuesday night.
ped cronin. Cut In ple-shnped pieces. rective to nil wnr valetudinarians: "I
or making them good in case there
Stewed Lettuce.—Tills Is n dish not Save nlmed at health nnd happiness,
is any complaint of any kind. The
sufllclently
used to become common.. snd when confronted by a formidable
From all the reports drifting down
mail order houses do not spend u
When one Is tired of serving tho obstacle I have first tried to knocA; It
to
urf
from
the
North
the
people
cent in this community. They do
ft osh lettuce, stenni It until tender. *qnd over; fulling this, to get round It; If
not pay any taxes here, they do up there will not have any coal. serve ns n greens, with butter, snlt. not. then under It; nnd if nB these
not belong to the locul board of They* nre looking toward Florida pepper nnd a dnsh of vinegar, If liked. maneuvers fulled 1 have been content
feel to Ho down In Its grateful shade, laud
trade, to the local church, they do and Sanford will get many of them Cucumbers nro good cooked.
not contribute to the ball team, for they want to come to n place nnd cook until tender In (tolling wnter ing It ns n beautiful blessing In dis
to 'th e building of the city, to the that oilers them u home and a or over ■team, then serve with n drawn guise.*’—London Chronicle.
local clubs or to anything connected living. Get busy on the housing butter sauce. Onion Juice may be add
They ore used in every litk,
ed for variety of flavor.
with the life of the city and the
of
business by Salesmen, Of
NOTICK
Canterbury Chicken,—Cook together
county. • They simply send down
ficc
Men, Doctors, Lawyers,
three and one-linlf tnblespoonfuls of k Notice i . hereby given, that on
their advertising and the people
If we can riot build any more butter with one tnhlesponnful of finely Tuesday, the Hath day of October,
Ministers, Students—by evwho patronize them sent! their houses then lot ns devise some way chopped onion (when the onion Is yel A. D., IIMP, at the hour ci ILM
eryonc
who must have n booi
money out of the locul banks, out of building c •room shacks and low, add one tnhlesponnful of corn o’clock A. M., at the Court House
of the local channels of trade tents nnd giv the winter visitors starch) and pour over one and one-hnlf
that combines
at Titusville, Brevard County, Flor
never to return. And yet the peo a place to lay their heads. The cupfuls of chicken stock. Bring to the ida, the nnrna! meeting ot the
UTILITY, DURABILITY
boiling point nnd simmer for len min
ple full for this catalogue—why? situation calls for relief.
utes, add one-hnlf tnhlespormful of owners of lands -Runted in Upper
AND A PPEA R A N CE
Simply because they see the goods
Irmon Juice, three-fourths of n ten- St. {Johns Drainage District will
advertised.
Sheets enn be obtniued ony
spoonful of snlt, n few dashes of ptt|e be held for the purpose ol electing
ope
member
of
the
Honrd
of
Superrlkn and one nnd one-hnlf cupfuls of
Now In order to meet this our
time, ruled in eight styles.
chopped cooked chicken. Serve very vi ors, who shall he a land owner
merchants must advertise and ad
Bound in best quality Flex
hot. gn ml shed with toast points nnd of said District, to serve for the
vertise in a systematic manner
ible
Block Levant G rain Cow
persley.
'.e ra of three years and to succeed
and advertise all the time. 'Meet
hide, with Black Liu:ui;s.
Fillets of Beef With Banins*.—Cook i. G. Chase, now a member of said
tiiem half way—yes, meet them
the
fillets
m
t
one
nnd
ii quarter Inch Board, whose term of offico expires
inT^re than half way and keep this
If Sanford will play the game of thick, nnd arrange on u hot plntter
money ut home.
e tvs well as she played the game with the liquor from the pan poured on said day, nnd tx transact'such
baseball, what n wonderful city over I hem. Cook quartered hn minus itl.cr husinext as may properly
Sanford, Florida
lr- n little b u iltr until well rooked, roire before said meeting,
then plum theso quarters on the flllota ft*At such meeting each nnd every
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S inford Is now assured of the •nr. serve.
iw hospital and the membership
mmittec will anon he around to
T U ttT t T k W iv ttfi.
oman s
■m e
KITCMEN
CABINET
Sanford will have a new char
Artificial Eyes.
Durliflc the year 1KIO Professor Bolssoneuu of France created what could
honestly be called an eye that wus
human In nppcnrnmv. The method
of uuinufacturlng was practically the
same ns that employed ut the present
time, with the exception that In the
Intervening years great Improvements
have been made In luiltntltig the col
ors, Hint nro nlmnxt lifelike In their
effect. Besides, many Improvements
have been made In the shnpes, which
are practically molded to conform to
tho socket nnd flit all the avnllable
space.
I t t a k r s m o r e tlu tn u n i fall to k r e p
a d a l e m i l t in t m a n d o w n ; l » l ia v e f a il e d
o n c e doe* n o t m a k e o n t a f a i l u r e ; lo
h a v e > |r a y e d o n c e c a n n o t m aJ ta o n e
a lo*t aout.
But really irisr sprinffnj goes liand-lu-hund with
inltlligtr .1 taring.
POPULAR DISHES.
Saving in itself—as the miser urderstaad? it the
mere hoarding of money for tnon y ijra lt —is ol no
espeeinl advantage to unyone.
The busy housewife with tojt ono
pair of hands n, lo-r command must do
nwny with frills In cookyry, no m atter how much
she may enjoy them. A
few minutes spent In ar
ranging nnd garnishing
a dish, however. Is never
wasted effort.
On the other hand, when people save inldugntlly,
what they really do is to save for a chance to spend
for something more worth while later. In final anal
ysis, everything is spent but the saver thinks before
ho spends nnd so spends wisely. Hn gets more for his
money nnd a bigger return for his work, lie lias
more money left for thoughtful spending in the
fi.ture.
t
Carrot Pudding.—Teke
one cupful of grated enrPeru Sparsely Populated.
rot. one cupful of grated
A territory on the l'nclfle ocean ap potato, one egg, om-half cupful of
proximately 1.4UO miles In length and sugar, one-hnlf cupful of shortening,
700 miles In width Is occupied by Peru. nne-hnlf cupful of raisins, one ten
The territory extends over d7D,dQQ spoonful of soda nnd one cupful of
square miles, with u population that la flour. Steam one hour. *
estimated at -S.r-00,000, or, approxi
Drop Doughnuts.—Tnltc onr-half
mately, (LO to the square mile.
cupful of sugar, une-half cupful of
milk, one nnd one-half cupfuls of flour
sifted with one tenspoonful nr hnklng
To Soften Paint Brushes.
If paint brushes have been allowed (Miwcter, one egg. n tn ttj m lt. ginger
to get dry nnd hard, they can be soft
ened in the following manner: Heat
some vinegar to boiling point' nnd al
low the brushes to simmer In It for
nbout ten minutes. Then wash them
well In strong
Saving muy have seemed to you ^the opposite of
spending, nr.d so it is—of foolith spending.
Now, what is really more worth while later? It
may be that, by accumulating hitherto foolishlyspent dimes ami quarters, which give no rcai satis
faction, you will he able to buy later a home, or hove
a wife, or provide for old uge or for education, cr a
starll-iri life for your children.
„
All of these things and many others are "worth
more" to the individual.
-
!- *
War Savings Stamps help you to convert fcollth
money into future wise spending power.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Sanford, Florida
�OCTODERIM 919
tittle Happen10*1
Mention of
Milter* in Brier
Personal Items
of Interest
THE SANFORD HERALD
In and About
The City *£
D T. Johnson icit o n .t r e a -
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged far
Herald Readers
PAQE
rel#Hvc,^*nd friends in A tlanta
and Greensboro, Ga,
Mrs. H. T. Chapel, Mrs. Fannie
C. Whitten and Mrs. J. Lawton
Moon and young son, relatives of
Mr. II. II. Chapuel, of this city,
Day this coming Sunday will be
a success. T here will bo reports,
announcements of plans, roll rail,
and plenty of singing. Our new
hymn books will bo used for the
first time. Let there be no slack
ers.
have lefL for I.nkotnnd. where th e v
EVE
"11* match my carbon copies
against any in town for neat
ness. lasting legibility and uni
formity. l always use
m r. ana Mrs. william F. Ehrcn
berger were qmoiig the posaengchi
Open M eeting Woman’s Club
Recent arrivals at the Lincoln
The Welfare Department of the
A t *or Jacksonville
sailing today on House include Mr. nnd Mrs. R.
Bide a Port, you will like it. 4-t ^
Woman’s
Club will hold an open
E. Whidden and Miss Ruby Whldmpcilnjj
or..
‘ hr ifternesr.
Wed
- Sis .“n(*
Mrs. jucnurir For'A ntrim liy' in trrUTOr~ o rrn n » d n i;—urrm r ♦ i v , . «
nesday,
October
16th.,
nU4
p.
in.
Robert Herndon us e
, Miss Lcttle Caldwell left for Dallas, j nnt1 "■'ife, Chicago; Ben J., Cody,
Tho
parents
of
the
city
are
ur
Saturday.
Texas, Sunday, whore Mrs. Fox [.Indiannpolis, Ind., nnd Ejus Freud
gently
requested
to
attend
this
of Geneva, Fla.
There* a man at tho curb to is now residing.
meeting. The teachers of the city
Following the rehearsal for the will lie present and matters con
itrve you.
^ ^ ‘ Buy Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co,
Bill Leors nnd Lionel
Whitncr-IIutchinson wedding at the cerning tho children will he taken
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Presbyterian church, the wedding up nnd discussed between teachers
Monroe also motored to Daytona
Powell Barnes or Atlantu, spent
party and a number of the young nnd parents an d it is expected
for the day.
several days last week in the city
B a y y o u r typ ew ritin g tuppiioo o f
friends
of tho bride and groom- that matters of vital importance
Kor light hauling call Phone 106 the guest of friends, leaving for
elect,
were
entertained
at
the
homo
will have attention. It is hoped
C E. Charpcning.
8-10tp Atlanta on Sunday.
THE .
of Mrs. J. M. Whitner.
th at the mother* of the children
Misi Katherine Wilson returns
Miss Irene Russell loves today
HERALD PRINTING
A congenial party that motored will fill the auditorium of the club
to L. P. McCuller’s after n vacation for her homo in Atlanta ufter a
house
on
Oak
avenue'.
COMPANY
from
Jacksonville
for
the
week-end
of levcral weeks.
pleasant visit with Miss Susue Brown were Mrs. Gertrude Harris CrogPhone
148
Snnfcrd. Florida
Bide a Dort you will likn it. 4-t of Sanfonl Heights.
liam and little daughter, Miss N at G ternry Doudncy Injured In Acci
Mrs Fannie Munson is visiting
Special 4-doy sale on Silk and halie Terry,and Miss Mubel Bowler,
dent
in ‘ Haines City, the guest of her Serge Dresses. 510.50 anil $21.00 Miss Bowler remained over for the
Friends of Guerney Doudncy in
niece. Mrs. Tihl.ls.
nt Yowells.
8- It Whitner-Hutchinson wedding.
this city will regret to htsr that he
The Grand Matron of tho Kaseig.it to ten carloads of guava jelly
Mrs. Alec Vaughn returned today
Leaving Sanford at about live bad hit leg broken ami sustained thii n imiii and It Is said that this
{frn Star will bo In Sanford on from Miami, wher c she was called
other
injuries
when
ho
collided
October -3rd. All members enr- several days ago by the illness of o'clock this morning, Messrs. J, with an automobile at Miami, on is only one of several concerns en
it. Stewart, Tom Adams, J. VV.
tlv requested to be present on her son, Guerney Doudncy.
gaged In the preserving business In
Pennington and U. A. Terhcun Saturday, As a \m ntter of fact Miami and nearby towns.
that day.
?*2 tP
Mr. and Mrs. Hrodle Williams motored over to Ponce Park, in the auto ran intji Mr. Doudncy,
' A fi .
Mif and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher arc rejoicing in the birth of a little Mr. Adams ear, for a day’s fishing. who wm riding a motorcycle. Mra.
snii party spent a few hours in daughter, Saturday, October 4th. They will return lute tfiniglit.
Alex Vaughn, his mother, was called
Moore Haven will have a $50,000
S '
to Miami immediately, She re pen tut oil mill in the near future.
Orlando Wednesday.
'She will be called Sadie Christine.
Bench
parties
nt
Daytona
on
EZ- Seal pint fruit jars at L P.
Far 4 days only Silk Serges and Sunday were Misres Susue Brown, turned home Tuesday reporting fav A company lias been organized
orably on* her son’s condition.
tin e to put in operation a peanut
McCuller’s.
5G' ft
Wool Jersey Dresses $16.00 nnd
Commencing Sunday, Scpl.
Allie Hall Gillen, Ruth Gillen, Irene
oil nili. The project is headed by
New Model 10 Republic $21.00. Vow ells.
8-11
Ru-scll, Messrs. Watts and Dixie
21st, the Seminole Hotel will
J. O. Hendry and Col. B. Goady
Raise in Jitney Hates
The heavy duty truck for farm
Mrs. W, E. Coulbourn, of Plant Brown. In the Hutchinson car Misses
Barton.
.......
On nnd after Saturday, O ct.
-V. Wight tire Co.
8-ltc
put on n special Sun tiny
City, will arrive Wednesday to he Beulah, Jessie, Beatrice, Lela Hut
11
th.,
tin*
rates
tu
and
from
tlx*
j; de a Dort, you will like it. 4-t the guest of her parents, Mr. nnd chinson and Miss Stella Vinson.
Tinner for ?1.00.
depot and nil city trips will Im \~.
Mayka
You
Knov*
Him.
Two Ford touring Cars for sale Mrs. H. II. Chappel for several
Mrssru. I
f,jr.i*r,, C. K. K::- cents, t'itv Limit* "'5 e«nts. F-O—j
it Overland Garage
8-ltc weokx.
__________
i fe.ld Senator Sounsh of Squeegee;
kirls, 15.-B . Fabian, Jessie Cartel
(Table i)’ Hole)
**TI e ,‘vnrtor win* never knows the mo*
Dr.
D.
C.
Ward,
Ostcoputn
.s
Milton
passed
throuhg
ii. G. Powe.i and L. W. llolll__ ____ _____ . _
Raise In Jitney Rates
llo, ncfiirv die house Is the hind of
day, i*t Orlande, wre visitors in j Sanford on Monday, Wednesday j yjonfeni several days ago enroute
On ami after Saturday, October fell t who'always hns to nsft ‘Wlmt’a
,M1 Monday.
j and Fr av of each week.
from Arcadia to Jacksonville. They 11th., ti'.i.* rates to and from the Ira • "
Complete stuck Diamond tires
The election for school, bondo drove n car through to DeLecn depot and all city trijia will bo
will be hold next Tuesday in this Springs nnd cuught tho trnin tlieie 13 cents. City Limits 25 cents. 8-ltp
15-tf
Wight Tire Co
t
district the bonds to Ire used for for Jacksonville.
T w tfi Copied From Nature.
During Ihc week tlpys (hey
Mr. and Mrs. F, S. Dalgor, new school houses and (.(her im
Hal-e
In
Jitney
RaOs
Idem*
for
the
color*
In
the
best
W.
J.
Melvin,
district
manager
Sr., r.turned to their home in provements.
will serve u Merchants Lunch
On and after Saturday, October Scoieh ‘ "ecd: nrc found In the bod of
of the S. A. Lynch Enterprises, was
Tamp.i on Wednesday.
Tor 75c.
Qunrt Mason fruit jnrs nt L. P. in the city yesterday assisting the 11 tli., the rates to and from tho the Ki «r iatry. In the pass of KlllleMrs. J. I!. Hurrofd, Mrs. Lnrri- McCuller’s.
5G-H
local manager in getting the Prin depot and all city trip* will be* lo cmnkic. inutile, porphyry nnd Jasper
ure found then* in rich nils, grays nnd
rnorc and Miss Muriel Hurrcld
Mrs. Edward Summers has re cess Theatre open for tomorrow. cents. City Limits 25 cents. 8-ltp greens, beautifully mottled nnd mixed
sj (nl Tuesday in DcLand.
turned home to Dade City, after Mr. Melvin is making headquarters
s
One light Buick Truck in good spending several days hero coming in Oriundo, where tho Lynch En $20.00 FOR A TWO CENT STAMP 111 finely contrasted colors.
condition. Overland Garage. 8-ltc up to attend the funeral of Mrs. terprises have leased nil the thea
A. S. Delinski and L. B. Check, N. If. Garner.
tres.
(Automobile Protection.'
The Musk Rat
of 'Jacksonville, are guests of the
FIRE
and T H E F T , nnd COEA
congenial
party
which
motored
The musk rat, e.s Its tir.me would 10- (
Mrs. M. H. Bowler arrived from
Seminole H o t e l of this city.
Jacksonville Monday night for tho down frujn Jacksonville on Satur LISSION premium on $1,000 worth dlcpto, h a species of rut. .It Is found ,
Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald Whltncr-Hutchinson nuptials. She day for the week-end in Sanford, cf insurance in Sanford is $21.0J nowhere hut In America. Its body la ,
announce tin* birth of a little son. was the guest of her sister, Mrs. were Mr. D. C. Marlowe, Mra. por year- Compare with uny oth shaped like that of the ordinary rtlt, 1
He will be called Donald, Jr.
Gertrude Harris Croghan and lit er*. More than $20.00 saved by but Instead of the short, close hair ^ t T C T T r t ■r r r r
Jennie Ronnliatt.
of the land species, tt Is covered by ft
Hide a Dort, you will like it. 4-t
The Daughters of Wesley will hold tle dnughter, Dorothy, Miss Natalie writing ur direct. Application blank* thick p'ddMidmiwn fur, nnd bocauso
Alter a pleasant visit with Mrs. their annual tmznar and a' cooked Terry, and Miss Mabel Ilnwelr. on request.
it lives much In tho water ft hn»
FLORIDA STA TE AUTOMO webbed
put on
A. Schirard, Miss Mumly has re food sale Saturday, Nov. 22, 1919. Miss Bowler remained oyer for tho
toe*. Although very nwkwnrd
Whitner-Hutchinson wedding, the BILE ASSOCIATION. Orlando, on land, It is 1' rely nnd playful in
turned to her home in Jacksonville. Place^ announced
later.
3*tf
*
* i
8-4 tc water, nnd 11 p.
rest of the party returning to Florida.
n.imtucr und ,
Jimmy Thornton, representing the
Musson's swimming pool is now Jacksonville on Sunday night.
diver.
S. P. Richards Co., of Atlanta, open on Wednesdays, Thursdays,
Misses Esther nnd Katherine Wil
.................... ......
called on tin* local trade yester Saturdays and Sundays In the nftorson
returned on Sunday from Wash
•
AUTO OW NERS
day.
noon.
C0-tf
ington, L. C., Pittsburgh, l’hlla♦
But
there
shall
orbe
Ports for everybody. Bryan Auto
Fall
Millinery Showing
yall Millinery
snowing
t . ' dolphia and Milton. Pa., where
Call on us lor exact
false Christs, and fnlse pro- * *•
Christian Science services
Co.
*
4-t f
First fall showing trimmed models l th
^
^
v|iUlnK relatives
duplicate of your
will be held a t the Woman’s
pheta, and nhull show great ♦
^
^
few wcoki. Miss EsMr. and Mrs. Earl Burdick, Mrs. now on display at Quality Shop.
■
•*
Club,
Oak
nvenue,
between
signs
am)
wonders;
insomuch
broken spring,
3-tfe
Robert Herndon and Mrs. J. W.
ther Wilson, who has been In tho
that
If
It
were
pos-lhle,
thsy
Third
and
Fourth
strets,
'
8
*
'
u nd rccclvo
Stumor, nere in Orlando on Mon
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Turr.'r, Mrs. employ of tho government at Wash
shall deceive th e very 4*
on Sundnv, morning nt 11
day.
R. T. Tur .er and Miss Cecile ington, during tho war period, Is
spring
s a t
<|) ocloek.
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elect.” St. M att. 24:24.
Supt. T. L. Dumas, of the At Turner formed a congenial party returning to her old position a*
isfaction
"Be thou faithful umo *
lantic r'oa*t Line is spending sev from Tampa yesterday, registering deputy vlerk in the ofllcc of Mr. E.
th a t Is
death, and I will give
A. Douglas, county clerk of Semi
eral
in Jacksonville on busi at the Hotel Carnes.
thee a crown of life." — ♦
real.
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Dnigcr, nole county.
Rev. 2:«0.
Stutc and Cornly Idrenscs
Ford Truck at u bargain. Over Sr., and son Frank, huvo%returncd
•*
State
and County Licenses are
land Garage.
1
o-ltc to^their home in Tampa after spend
* * * * * *
More Real Estate Sales
no
v
due
for the period beginning
Mrs. \Y. P. Carter motored over ing the pest week here, the guest
Tho Conner Williamson home on
October
1st.
from Oviedo on Tuesday anil spent of thotr son, Fred pfctgwrT ' ' ' v*'
E'm avenue has been sold to Rev,
Jno. D. Jinkins,
A Correction
Tho Ladies Guild or the Episcopa Juldett, of Lakeland, and tho Leavitt
the day in Snnford shopping and
Tnx Collector Seminole County 7*4tc
An
error
wit
m»Je
In
tho
state
visiting
* church oxpcct to hold a batear and live aero tract on French avenue
SANFORD FLORIDA
ment contained in th e Woman's
fair
for
three
afternoons
and
nights
has
been
sold
to
James
fhlllp,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fcrran of
Club article that appeared in Fri
Boost
Euslis spent Sunday here, the guests of Dec. 2 nd, 3rd and 4th In tho both sales being mado t by J. E. day’s issue of The Herald to the
Leon’s
Auto
Transfer.
All trains
Spurting, tho real estate' man.
of Mr. Ferran’s Bister, Mrs. D. L. Parish House.
efTcct that Dr. R. C. Bower had met. I’linne 91. Hotel Carnes
Mr*. U. B. Fox, Jr., who hns
Thrasher.
presented the club w ith a $100.00
t
6
been
visitjng her parents for several
Ball Gnmo Today
Taffetas Serges
Wool Jerseys
Liberty Bond on the building fund
Sanford nnd Orlnndo will meet of the new cluli house. Tho bond
»nd Satin l)r»‘HHCH north $30,00 weeks, leaves today for her home
for sir,.50 and $21.00. See window in Dallas, Texas, accompanied by at Holden Field todny and there is was-'-given by the firm of Dower
Vuwell-.
H-lt her sister, M*ss Lettic Caldwell.
nothing in the way of allowing und Rmimilal.
Mrs.
W.
K.
Scoggan
and
two
Sanford to take the scalps o(T those
Mrs. R. p. Butler, of Leesburg,
i* the guest of her cousin, Miss children, Naomi and Warren, ar hoys from Orange Center who pro
First Peppers Shipped
Dttie Cu!iI a''*II. She leaves today rived home today viu the Osceola test and protest nnd then lose tho
A. II. Knight of th e west-side
after a delightful surhnur spool game.
for home.
is the truck grower to make tho
In the mountains of North Caro*
initial shipment for th e season of
Mr. Urn Guthr'e, wKo was taken
Q sV Pf.
Ena.
t
*
.
Slorp
Improvements
1919-20. He planted u fall crop
to Fort Orange Sanitarium on
WHEN Y'OU THINK OF CAN
Tho Speer & Son room in the of peppers nnd made Ids v first
Sunday is reported a* being slight
DV TH INK OF THE KANDY DcForest' block is being finished movement Oct. 6th. Mr. Knight
ly improved.
KITCHEN. IF IT IIAS SUGAR olT anij *(|[ t-oon be all ready for ij a member of the Sanford Truck
Riot Mason fruit jars at L. P.
IN
IT WE HAVE IT.
STAR the big opening.
Growers, !nc.
McCuller’s
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THEATRE BUILDING.
19-tf
The Bui) Hardware Co., is having
Mra. Wuilaco Cochrane and dau many improvements . made in their
Card of Thanks
ghter Marguerite, of Dado City, new property, formerly the Peo
We desire to express our sincere
have returned hornu after attending ples Bank building. Arches are be appreciation to our m any friends
the funeral of Mr*. N. ,H. Garner ing cut and new shelving bring plac for their exproidon* of sympathy,
and spending several days with ed and tho Ball Co. will bo in the and their many kindnesses to us
new location in a few weeks.
relatives.
Fire
during our recent sorrow.
‘j
The Kanncr store room, formerly
B. J. Stnrllng, representative of
N. II. Garner,
y
It Is becoming more nnd more evident Hint ro-uprration be
Automobile
Mr. and Mrs.' N. O. Garner,
. tlm American Agricultlral Chemical occupied by the Clias. ,«Kanner Co.,
tween Ihc farmer the business man und (he bank Is nrcessary
JCo., for this district, is attending a is being remodeled for the Union
Mr. and Mrs.
B. Ltwjon.
&
to the most satisfactory growth of >*ithcr.
Theft
1course of lectures and school^ of Pharmacy and they will occupy
instruction for fertilizer agents at the new place with a find class drug
Hollins Coliege hns opened its
It Is tho principle on which real results arc accomplished.
store November first.
Liability
Florence, S. C.
thirty-fifth year of acndornic work.
The old Philips drug store corner Prospects are bright for one of tho
WANTED — OLD CLEAN
Wo appiVcliitb the business with which we ere favored. The
Collision
is brim; made over and Paul Big- biggest years in the history of tie
HAGS. ANY KIND EX
best,
most boxful, friendly Banking Service possible to be ren
gem will have a pool room and institution.
CEPT
OLD
SOCKS.
dered is the expression of our appreciation.
Bonds
quick lunch room In this place
COATS,: PANTS,
OR
in
n
few
weks.
Tho
DeMont
build
Tho University of Florida, Gain
BED SPREADS. AT THE
ing recently sold to A. Mallcm Will esville, has opened for 4 1919-1920,
HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf
itcprpHcni 20 l.cadiC om panies
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Scig have he put in first class shape for store with an attendance well over 500.
The goal has been set for 1,000.
Mriling Every Branch
moved over from Oveido nnd wiil rooms and furnished apartments.
raako Sanford their home. Mr. Scig
> Tho citlxens of Leesburg have
Congregational Church
has accepted a position with S.
■0. Chase and Mrs. Scig will be with
Each member o f—the church, raised n fund of $6,000 to lie used
VV.
Siyidny Scliohl, Endeavor Society, to advertise tho advantages of that
the Geo. Speer Co.
and congregation adopting the spirit section of the state. P
Capt.
R.
R.
Smith
represents
10;i WEST F IR S T ST R E E T
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HOME
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federate Veterans in Atlanta. Ga.. they said unto me, Let us go unto
UiU week, while away he will visit the house of the Lord*'—our Rally pany of Miami will p u t up from
f0‘r Orlando.
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REAL ESTATE
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
A N D WEi CAN
SELL IT.___ : -
Insure
Your Auto - Tornado
Property Damage
Agent Drew Development Co
Liability
Formerly Holden Real Estate Co
City Lots in All Parts of City
V.
Celery Lands in M. M. Smith’s Suh Division
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST
BETWEEN YOU AN1) ME"
EVEN TIIE GATE POST
♦NOT IN IT
Soon hides lib
gust
peace above the 1happenings of our little city. Hut
11 will manage to get in a few
And through the morning clear and 1
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t[1»m iuf l t(!
myMmnd In and all m> dear friends
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would no hate to give me up nltoride ut anchor ’nenth Hi* feet. | [{other, fur then they would not
’Tin worth flic voyago with all It 4 have anybody lJ,«-y could cus.s nhout
OCTOBER 10, 1919
entered with her cousin, M r.'-Chu.
Whitner.
The bride was m e t' at tho altar
by the groom, attended by his
heat man, Dr. Herbert AlcCaslin.
The ceremony was performed by
Dr. E. D. BrownliTo.
The bride wore*a becoming suit
of dark blue tricotine with h at. of
blue velvet, and grey, shoes. She
carried a shower bouquet of V«u«y
BSiica ancl HrM. 7LC.J.
I The maid of honor was gowned
I in a dress of white satin with over
drapery of white bended Georgette
| and carried n gorgeous
^ r-frv iiy - yellow cryianthemums.
The little flower girl and ringbearer were sweet and winsome
in . white organdie and lace frocks
with white ribbons. Thn former
carried a basket of roseleaves which
she scattered in the path of the
bride and the ring-bearer carried
a lovely rosebud in the heart of
which was concealed the wedding
ring.
The bride is tho lovely young
daughter of Mrs. Joseph Newton
Whitner, a graduate of the San
ford Hugh School, possessing a
sweet disposition and charm of
manner that hns endeared her to
a large circle of friends. She is a
member of one of tho most promi
nent ami exclusive families in the
state.
The groom is equally popu/Inr and is well known here and in
South Carolina, his home state.
For several years bo taught in the
High School and since his return
from overseas hns held a responsi
ble position with the Truck Grow
ers Association.
Mr. uml Mrs. Hutchinson left
immediately after the ceremony in
their car for the Knst Coast and
South Carolina. Upon their Return
I hey will go to housekeeping <’
POO East Fifth street.
COTTON SEED MEAL
CASTOR POMACE
TANKAGE
ASHES
fUOTE YOU ON if OUR REQUIREMENTS OF
KINDS OF MATERIAL—WE WILL SAVE
YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU
— GOOD SERVICE —
CHASE & COMPANY
Sanford, Florida
BUICK CARS
You. Know What That Means
W. J. THIGPEN, Agent
Office in Peoples* Bank Building.
Sanford, Florida
Florida Safe & Lock
Vnull Doors, Fire Proof Safes,
Sn fc! y
Prompt Delivery
A 1 tlief Is Among Ye Taking Notes j To find at last a harbor there,
Overheard.
and Faith. "H e’ll Print 'em"—
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port
of
rest
from
storm
and
strife
t||0
o r i „ n . , 0 Sont(!ie| ,iml George
"Poor
man
t
She makes him shake 1
So Says Snuntcrcr.
in ills shoes so much tie wears out Ills
Beyond the sundering sea- of life. Chlrk
f(,|„nK ch|rkon fw ,|.
socks In no time."-—Boston Transcript, i
holger McKensey in
Baltimore |
. . .
Anrhors
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Welt, now that the election is’
We cast our anchors in the stream,
over
for spell we can get down
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Some
of
my
friends
are
anxious
And little do we know or dream
io
the
question of the city hospital,
What bottom they inay strike at all, about the old clock now that winter
beautifying
the bulkhead, cutting
Or in the depths their llukes may is approaching and they will have
the
weeds
and
municipal owner
to climb out of the nice warm
k.
* fall,
ship.
,
bed. The clocks will lie set hack
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And yet we trust, and yet we stand
one hour at 2 n. m. Sunday morning,
•
And let the chains slip through
Octobor
26th,
and
keep
this
date
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The
Orlando
papers
are talking
our ha^ds,
in your mind.
about us nil on account of the fact
T hat they would touch and take
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that some of the Sanford fans
good hold.
* Well, the election has come and called them yellow. About tho only
difference between the two towns
And that’s the way our hearts ure gone nnd I opine that no one is was that when some Orlando fan
any
the
worse
for
wear.
It
was
Cast
extremely quiet although a few made the mistake of calling Chap
Into the future and the past.
"got all het up" at times, hut re- "yellow" Chap puked him in the
We know not when the storms may gurdless we can nil live through it. fucc.
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rise,
It is just the old American idea of
Nor how much anger fills the skies, keeping doing something all the | *. And as soon as the series of
We let the chains slip slowly out,
time.
I Hall is over I would suggest that
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No matter how the winds may
! the Sanford fans spend half as much
shout,
* The Daily Herald will soon he time and energy on building up
Still trusting that our ship will swing a fact and then this column of their town thnt they have on
To safety ’ncuth His bending wing. nonsense will probably ho engulfed husohull and wo will have some
In \he big news from different improvements made here this win
Sometiruci they drag, hut if we trust parts of the country and the daily ter.
Donne* t , R(jyo«
Box <Si, LakcLr.d, Fioiida
HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRINGRESULTS
YOUR LO C A L. H O M E
F IR E S T O N E T IR E S
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they are cutting
down the high cost of dresses by
■using Hour sacks. The head of
tho family buys the flour in 12,
24, 96 nnd 192-pound sacks. When
the 12-pound sack Is empty, the
good wife washes it, cuts out the
bottom, makes arm-holes, nnd lol
she has a dress for the baby. The
24-pound sack makes one for tho
girl a little older, the 96 for the
young Indy of the family and the
196-pounder for inn. It’s real amus
ing, so says the truth-teller, to go
to that town and see the babies
running around with red letters
on their bucks announcing "E d’s
Best.* Then comes "Blue Belle,"
then "Jefsey Queen" and ma in
labeled "X X X."
A U l O TIM ES
ACCFSSCRICS
SERVICE
B IC Y C L E S
fl/crar su p p lie s
New Homes for Old
Beautiful Church Wedding
Amid beautiful surroundings and
the church tilled with relatives nnd
“Looks like u new house 1"
friends of the contracting couple,
Tlint’f» w hnt you ami your nclf*lil>«>r.H will
the marriage of f,li«s Annie Cald
Imvu given the plai t; u good (minting.
well Whitner to Mr. Joseph Carson
Hutchinson took place at the Pres
byterian Church at high noun on
Tuesday.
The church decorations in yellow
and green fonm d a pleasing back
ground for Ho wedding party. Tall
graceful bamboo arched overhead
makes old-looking houses new nnd attractive. I t keeps
while the chance) rail wns entwined
them new, adds to their life, hy preventing decay and
vAth southern rnnilnx, asparagus fern
deterioration.
nnd yellow daises. Potted ferns
HARRISONS paints endure because they arc the
were banked below the rail against
best th a t science and skill have developed after n century V<
which the glowing daises on great
BUieessful experience. T his is the paint th a t du l ’on't
masses completed tho artistic arbought, Iwcaiiiftt itb e a t represents American industry fin
rangoment.
established repulutiou, high quality and long service. J
Tho wedding music was played by
Ask our local agency to assist you in the nrlkstio^mul
Mrs. Fannie Stcmbridgo Munson
practical (minting of your home. I le will gladly show you
and included FrysingerV "Wedding
color combiimtions and funm h uu estim ate i n / your
Prelude," To a Wild ltose" Mc
requirements.
<
Dowell. Preceding the entrance of
the bridal party, Miss Mabel Bow
ler sweetly rendered 1 Love You
truly." To the strains of Lohen
grin's "Bridal Chorus," the wedding
LEE BROTHERS/
group entered, led by the ushers,
Messrs. K. W. McTcreous, J. E.
308 E. First Street
Michael, It. W. Deane and Uamlnll
Chase. The iftkld <>f honor, MU.
Mull Whitner, sister, of the bride,
followed the little (lower girl and
t o iim m n xi r i u i r i u i ilTf f i f f
nTTTTryrrTTm i i m m i iiii Q ] ring bearer, Sarah and Mary Max
well, preceded by the bride who
A Huge Shipment of Firestone Tires Just Received
All Sizes, Both
X O R D an d F A B R IC
' By
Sanford’s Most Up-to-date
Vulcanizing and Retreading Plant
Sanford C y c le C o.
115 Park Avenue
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Under the Direction of the S. A. Lynch Enterprises
URDAY, OCT.
TH
| Special Matinee 3 P. M. - - Evening 8 and 9:30 P. M.
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The Opening Attraction Will Bo
1 “A MAN IN
T H E O P E N ,” F e a t u r in g D U S T I N F A R N U M
also
A Roaring Farce Comedy, Featuring
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COME, W E WANT TO KNOW YOU.
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“STEPPING OUT”
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Entertainment. To, th is
end, the Enterprises are.
going to offer to the good
a Paramount Picture. nluo a Guotl Comedy
WEDNESDAY-Robcrt Warwick in
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THURSDAY—CHARLES RAY in
DUSTIN FARNUM in “A MAN IN TIIE OPEN
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Theatre-Goers will find it
to their advantage to get
FRIDAY—VIVIAN iVIARTIN in
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Featuring al
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HERALD
IX THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANTOKI), FLORIDA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G. 1010
xi
j of DoLar.d. en the Seventy-Five
power to the electric driven pumps
Million Dollar Campaign.
f
I, through a breu1: down to fur
The Seminole Association was or
nish power to operate these pumps,’
ganized at Sanford five years ago.
nnd lice water works employees
and the session just closed was the
I were unable to start the gas engine
largest and most successful in its
which furnished power to operate
history. Reports from the churches
I the centrifugal pump on account of
show that the budget for missions
j npt having enoujjh air pressure in
and benevolence has been largely
their air compressor tanks, with tin1
exceeded in actuul contributions.
I result that none of thr? pumps could
One of the pleasant features con
he operated and thereby leaving the
nected with the session was an auto
city, for several hours without lire '
ride through the celery fields on
m e e tin g o f 1’ u o m i n k n t
RAII.ROAI) ADMINISTRATION IS CITY COUNCIL OF SANFORD protection, or stifficiet water, for do- J BARENTS SHOULD SEE THAT
Tuesday afternoon, terminating at
inestic use.
IUPTISTS HERE MONDAY.
BUSY WITH FLORIDA COM
WANTS BETTER FIRE PROPUPILS ARE AI.L READY AND
the ball park where the delegates
(2i| On August 4th. 1919. the Sern- I HE ON TIME OPENING DAY
TUESDAY ANI) WEDNESDAY
MISSION ON THIS QUESTION ! TECTION AND MORE
IIV.
witnessed the defeat of the Method
inole County Garage on Magnolia
DCANTS
Thr Seminole Ilnptist Association ist Sunday school by the Baptist
Tallahassee, Sept. 24—About ten |
avenue, between First and Second
Next Monday morning the old
days ago the representatives of the
composed «-f Baptist churches in Sunday school.
Sanford, Fla., Sept. 24, 1910 streets caught on lire and burned to school hell will ring the knell of the
The chairmen of the committees principal transportation lines in Flor
I »kc. Volusia, Brevard am! Seminole
City council met in special session the ground. At this time two of the joyous vacation days and the girls
counties held its sixth annual session from the local church in Sanford ida informed growers of perishables at 8 p. m. Present, F. L. Miller, pumps at (lie pumping station, the and hoys will begin another term of
in this city Monday, Tuesday and having charge of the entertainment that fruit growers’ express refriger president, (i. D. Bishop, It. A New centrifugal and 'one of the electric school. It is more or less n sad occaator cars would not lie available for man, John Adams, L. P. Hncnn. pumps were nut of commission nnd >sion to many of the youngsters who
W ed n e sd ay of this week.
Churches of the Association were:
Florida citrus fruits and perishables! Absent, G. I'. Smith and Roy Symcs. the remaining pump could not fur- think they have nbt had enough
represented and
attending
Homes: Mrs. David Speer.
this
fall and winter for loading under
Meals
at
the
Church:
Mrs.
M.
M.
Mcciii.g called to receive report of nish sufficient pressure to combat the piny but to the majority of the pupils
zere:
ventilation and would only lie fur-| water works committee and to in f r \ Fortunately llu.'e v.... no wind toe opening of school is a welcome
Altoona —Mr. and rs. J. II. Nutt Stewart and Mrs. J. B. (’aider.
Automobile Ride; Mrs. .1. L. Mil nished when iced; also , that most of tend to such other matters as pre a id t ;c i..it ..re of the building was occasion and they are glad to get
Kcv. it- J- Corbett, S. H. Drantloy,
tile supply of F. G. E. ears had*been sented.
such that tin tire was kept from hack to work after a ions; vacation.
;; I,. Parker. S. P. Kirkland and Mrs. ler.
sent to California and Michigan..
Reception: Miss Jeanette Luing.
The school hoard did a wiso thing
Mary Palmer
Special
City
Attorney Sehcllc s| reading. The two pumps which
The executive committee elected
Chuluota —Prof, and Mrs. J. TilTelegrams were sent to R. Hudson .Mnines olfered resolution ordering w 're out of commission had then j„ opening the first of October inby the Association for the ensuing Burr and Royal C. Dunn, commis the names of S. O. Chase, C. E. b 'en out of service for four days. stead of the first of September as
den Jacobs.
After the fire the electric pump was
D aytona
Rev. and Mrs. II. S. year: Rev. II. S. Right mire, G. W. sioner, accompanied by E. I). Dow, Henry and li. it. Stevens placed on l»ut in operation, hut the gas driven September has proved to be one of
Rightinire. Dr. and Mrs. Dean T. Holmes, II. B Stevens, B. F. Wheel traffic manager, Florida Citrus Ex ballots to he used at the charter pump continues to lie out of com tiie hottest months of the year,
although there have been some cool
change. Tampa, and George R. Wil election to lie held Oct. 7th, 1010.
Smith, lion, and Mrs. II. T. Mc er, C..W . Entzmingcr
mission,
due
to
(lie
plant
not
having
days.
The trouble with September
Delegate to Southern Baptist Con liams, traffic manager. Chase & Co.,
Motion R. A. Newman, seconded a licit to connect the pump to the
Clellan. Mrs R. W. Williams, Mr.
is
not
that
the weather is any warm
and Mr*. A. K. Urokaw and dnugh- vention: B. F. Green, alternate, It. Jacksonville, railed upon the United by John Adams and carried, r*--oI;r- engine.
er
hut
after
going through a long
States Railroad Administration in tion adopted.
W. Thiot.
ter.
(3)
The
distribution
system
is
I
summer
the
people
who have reDelegates to Florida State Con Washington with reference to the
Del,and Dr. Lincoln Hulley, Dr.
Motion L. P. Hagan, seconded by inadequnte to give the tire protec- tnained at home feel the heat more
diversion
of
these
refrigerator
cars
vention:
Jno.
D.
Jinkins,
T.
W.
LawC |„ Collins, Mrs. Anna Haskell
G. D. Bishop and carried, tax cer
(Continued on page G)
(Continued on Page 6)
[and the children cannot get down to
to California and western'territory. tificate No. 41 on Lot 3, Block 7,
ami miii. Miss Minnie Patterson,
I good hard study when it is warm
It
was
stated
by
the
administration
Tier G for the year 1894 he satisfied
Mrs. Relic Moremnn.
weather ar. this September has been,
that 14,000 cars of graphs were being Icy city attorney.
j
It
will lie much cooler ir October
Ku*iis Rev. It. \ \ . Thiot, Rev.
moved from California that beretoMotion
L.
P.
Hawn’'
«e**n»c'|o,|
icy
I
and
the prospects for u fine term of
W T Dart.
j fore hud boon made into winet'thereJohn
Adams
and
carried,
tax
cer
school
arc bright indeed. With an
fore cars had been sent from south
Geneva- Mr. anil Mrs. W. I).
tificate
No.
9,
,\Jay
tilt,
1898,
No.
G
,
excellent
corps of teachers in ull the
ern territory to help take care* of
Rsllard. Mrs. Goo. Peters, Mrs. H.
May
fit
It,
1809
and
No.
no
number,
I
schools
the
parents should see that
this movement. However, they were
A. Hart.
May
C
,
1001
be
satisfied
by
city
at
I
all
tiie
children
are ready for the
assured that everything possible
Lak e Helen—Rev. and Mrs. S. D.
torney all cen Lot 2, Block 3. Tier 1.
! opening and it is also an excellciitvwould
be
done
to
have
these
cars
re
Woods.
1idea for the parents to attend the
F. I,. Miller offered resolution call
turned in sufficient quantity to take
Lake Monroe—J. IL Johnson, W,
(opening
and make the acquaintance.
rare of .the movements of perishables ing for a mass meeting to lie held at
E. Oglesby. Miss Dura May Ogles
i
of
tiie
new
teachers and extend their
beginning aliopt the middle of Octo the court house Monday evem.ig
by and Mrs. L. B. Mann.
-----------'co-operation
in this great task of edSept.
29th
at
S
o'clock
and
inviting
ber.
the
charter
committee
to
lie
present
Long wood—J. W. Osteen.
DAUGIITERS OF THE AMUR- UCBt,,!K lhe chilt,rcn fur fulurc cltl'
Following that conference, the rail
GO.MPKKS AND OTHER LABOR
Lockwood —Rev. J. A. Dawson,
’CAN REVOLUTION COMING Zl,n8l“ l'-.
HEADS ARE AGAINST LAW road commissioners are in receipt of and explain the provisions of its
II W. Tanner, Mrs. W. C. Tanner.
TO THE FORK IN FIGHT FQR
I)un’1 f‘iil to be on time for the
the following letter from Robert C charter and to give such further in
THAT PREVENTS STRIKES
Minims—Hon. P. L. Kyser, Mrs.
AMERICANISM
opening of school at nir,»-liiiity next
Wright, assistant director of traffic, formation in regard thereto as any
Monday morning. Let’s begin right
V. M. Kyser, II. Davis.
Washington, Sept. 25.— Three of United States Railroad Administra of the citizens of Sanford may de
In these days of Bolshevism, an- Jand keep right all the year. The
New Smyrna—Rev. II. K. Green, the foremost leaders of organized tion, which seems to indicate that sire.
labor, before the senate interstate I these refrigerator cars will lie availMillage Tanner. ^
On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded archy and trouble it is refreshing to I teachers will ho on time nnd ready
p|ncc you in ylur proper clnss.
Oak Hill- James Dnrley, A. W. commerce committee announced in aide for the movement of Florida by G. D. Bishop and carried resolu-, know that we have some societies,
that are all American and being all 1Don’t keep them waiting by coming
Rrooke.
unt|unlified terms sections of the citrus fruits and perishables under tion adopted.
American arV imbued with tiie idea in lute.
Osteen —Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Os Cummins railroad organization hill ventilation ns in former years.
Committee* appointed to investi
of standing steadfast for the Amer
teen.
which would prevent ruilrond work
Any child that will reach the ago
"Hon. It. Hudson Burr, Chairman gate lire fighting facilities offered ican ideals. Among these societies of six yearn before the first day of
Oviedo II. H. McCall. Hon. T ers from striking.
resolution
as
follows:
Florida Railroad Commission, Talla
is the Daughters of the American February, 1920, should enter at theW. Lawton, Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
Samuel Gompcrs, president of the hassee, Fla.
Resolution
Revolution and the following letters ' beginning of the school term, us no
Kurin'll.
American Federation of Labor; War
Relative
to
improvement
of
Sanford
"My
Dear
Mr.
Burr:
Since
our
demonstrate
what this societyi of I'*
Pine Grove —W. J. Osteen.
new
9
' classes will lie formed during
ren S. Stone, chief of the engineers' tulk on Tuesday afternoon, I have Water Works system:
Americans, descendants of American .jlt, year.
Sanford lly the Pastor and others
brotherhood, and Glenn E. Plumb,
Whereas, Sections 8 and 9 of “ An soldiers, think of the Constitution:
Sealineze Mr. and Mrs. J. D. j author of organized labor's "solu conferred with Mr. W. L. Barnes, as
The school busses will run along
Ordinance
Granting a Franchise to
sistant
manager
of
the
car
service
I radilork, Miss OlivAlleardsley, It. A. tion" of the railroad problem, and
Sanford, Sept. 20, 1919.
the
routes ns in the past, uccording
section, in special charge of refriger the Corporation or Company known
Williams.
^
! to the following schedule:
general counsel for railroad brother ator ears, and. he tells me that the us the Sanford Water Works Com Mr. Editor:
Seville—J. C. Itoblnson, T. II. hoods, In turn presented varying ar
8:30 a. m.
At a meeting of the Sanford Chap Leave Osteen Ferry ut
F. E. G. cars now being used in the pany in relation to supplying the
Prevail.
guments. but all emphasizing the California trade will be released in Town of Sanford with water and for ter of the Daughters of the American Leave Elders Spring
8:15 u. m.
Tavares—Mr. and Mrs. G. W. single points that in their view no time for the Florida business, s o other purposes" reads .is follows:
8:15 u. in..
Revolution on the 19th inst.,' at the Leave Wilson Corner
Holmes, Hon. and Mrs. T. C. Smith. power could constitutionally prevent that there should bo no difficulty in
8:35 a. tn.
Leave Lake Monroe
residence
of
Dr.
Howard
it
was
re
See. (8i Fire Hydrants. The San
Titusville—Rev. \V. I. Sanders.
men leaving work at their will.
8:30 a. m.
the car supply for Florida, s o far as ford Water Works Company shall solved to ask for space in the Herald Leave Upsala
8:15 u. in.
Leave
Cameron
City
I n.atilia Rev. and Mrs.# A. L.
for
the
accompanying
letter
from
the
“ I do not wish to live a single day interference, with the ^F. E. •B. cars furnish and plncc in position, with
Aliorrrnmhie, Rev. L. A. Music, after that right has been taken away go.
President General of the Order, con
All busses will have good, rain
all necessary valves and connections,
Mrs. Skinner, W. A. Strobe!.
from workingmen," Mr. Gompcrs
"I believe you have an under thirty (GO) hydrants or fire plugs, cerning the nation-wide movement proof tops and will be in charge of
A largo number attended who were said, with more than a touch of in standing with the Seaboard Air Line either single or twin, jIh the* city for the | ropagation of genuine Amer reliable drivers. Mr. C. E. Chorpennot registered as messengers, among dignation. He served notice on the and Atlantic Coast Line that in view council may elect, at hiicIi points, ican Ideals of popular government. ing lias contracted to handle the
tin in were the following:
committee the anti-striker provision, of the continuance of their contract within the corporate limits, us may
Few of us seem to h? properly in Cameron City route; the other route
Dr. S. R. Rogers, Secretary State if enacted as law, would not be obey with the F. E. G. Company they lie designated by the city council, structed in the mutter of our Con are in charge of Mr. II. H. Booth.
will see that you are adequately sup and shall, when ordered by the city stitutional rights and privileges and j Roth of t^cse gentlemen ure well
Mission Hoard, Jacksonville; Mrs. ed.
II.
Perlman, Secretary of Wom
"With a full sense of my responsi plied with ears, and with such as authorities place additional hydrants, duties. We have ordered a supply f known citizens, and the parents
ans Work; Dr. Avis Withers, Jack- bility," he told senators, "I say that sistance as the administration may at such points as may lie designated of the Constitutional pamphlets re- | should feel perfectly safe in entrustsonville; Rev. K. Lee Smith and wife I should have no more hesitancy lie aide to give.
by the said city council or hoard of ferred to in the letter and propose ting their children to their keeping..
"Yours very truly,
<d Orlando; Rev. J. It. Kelly. Okee- about participating in a strike after
----------------------- --nl Icrmcn. and shall keep the same to distribute them among the minis- j
“ Robt. C. Wright,
''hi'hee City; Mr. and Mrs. D. It. its passage than I do now. It would (Signedi
Congregational Church
in good repair and working order, ters nnd teacher* of the county,
"Assistant Director."
Rrissmi of Daytona Bench; Mrs. Wm not. stop strikes; it would just make
nnd shall at the request cf the city whose co-operation we hope to be VTne Axe and the Fire,” an old
It is estimated that there will lie council change the location of any able to enlist in the desseminution | rophet’s up to date message. EvenStones and Miss Elizabeth Stones of law breakers."
Geneva: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stones
j ing "Keeping the Faith."
What is
There was considerable reference approximately 00,000 ears of perish h; drant or hydrants, from one point of our propaganda.
of Daytona; Rev. E. A. Milton of to the Plumb plan which provides ables moving from Florida during to another, the town paying the n s t
Brenda «!.• Vere Morrison.
tin- "faith?" and is It- worth while t
Ki •si in nice.
k eep it? Congregational church Sun
for government ownership of the the coming season, 11119-20, nearly of the raid change. The hydrants
half
of
which
will
be
citrus
fruits."
]
day
morning at eleven, and evening
tl
as
placed
Vo
be
toe
property
of
I he annual sermon was preached railroads and joint co-operation by
Mrs. B. J. Starling,
i.t
eight,
corr/T Park Avneue amt
tl • Water Works Ctrr.pun/, ard tc
by Rev. H. S. Itightmirc of Day the public employes, when its author
R»gcnt Snlli.* H iv'sori Chnpt«r,
Third
Sncet.
First Methodist Church
bo furnished to the city for tire |.ro
tona. and was a strong plea to sup opened his statement. He declared
Sanford, Fin.
Sunday School 10:110 a. m.
ll .-tion with an ample supply of Dear Regent:
, Cl.rstiun i’.id.a.or topic, "Tim
port the Seventy-Five Million Cam that strikes would he beneficial in
paign.
Preaching, 11:45 u. in. Subject, w ;ter for the hill term of this fran! the future, because workers would
In America tin1*first aim should i Christian Athlete." Leader, Mr. Bd.
A
Modern
Sunday
School.
cl
ise,
free
of
charge.
'use
them
to
force
down
prices
in
I he Association elected for the
ulw.tys lie u let t.i* people i:nuv.\ Randall, seven o'clock. *
Senior League, 7 p. tn.
ensuing year. Rev. H. F. Green of stead of merely to secure a greater
Sec. i 9 i Water Pressure.--The The developments of tiie last f*:a
Preaching, 8:30 p. m. Subject, Sanford Water Works Company months have served to emphasize the
Trip to Miami
New Smyrna us Moderator; and Hon share of the cost of production, and
"Ten
Little Lamps." An illustrated si all furnish sufficient pressure to need of popular knowledge concern
Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Bryan, Mrs.
•no. D. JinkiriH of Sanford us Clerk allowing prices to increase. Puzzled
;
senatorial questionsers dealt at some sermon.
and Treasurer.
tl row four streams of water, through ing American ideals of government. M. M. Lord and Mrs. Zeb RntlifT
Come
and
worship with us; pray a reasonable length of hose with 1 ’ j With tiiis object in view the eight ( ,,av‘' returned from a trip to Miami
length
with
this
theory,
hut
did
not
Reports were presented as follows:
for yourself nnd others.
it,ch nozzle, forcing the said four national patriotic associations whose j a,1,I otiier points on tiie East Const,
Temperance by lion. II. T. Me- shake his conclusion.
C. W. White, P. C.
streams at once to a vertical height names appear above have united in ! Mrs. KatlilT visiting her parents, Mr.
’ Likewise Mr. Plumb made refer
Clellan of Daytona.
of fifty (50) feet at any point in the an effort to bring about u nation- ja».d Mrs. \V. W. Abernathy in Miapproaching
revolution
Sunday Schools and II. V. P. U. ence to
Masons Attention
town
within rensobnule distance from wide campaign for a better popular: nm' while the rest of tiie party visitshould
"cqjisorvative
labor
forces"
by Rev. W. I. Sanders, Titusville.
Special communication of Sanford a hydrant, and to furnish and apply
not
secure
concessions
of
the
type
of the Constitution. I‘‘‘I points farther down the const.
Missions, by Rev. H. *S. RightLodge No. 02 F. & A. M. will be said pressure' at any time, within understanding
.
i . i
a. , .
, I They saw where tlm hurricane had
embodied in his plan and this occa
mire, Dnytonn.
held on Tuesday evening, Sept. 30th, t>>rcc (3) minutes after the fire signal
h*;,c
.
.......................
th , i««„ „t ti.,ui,i „,„i
sioned
more
querying.
Church Letters, by A. K. Rrokaw
at 7:30 p. nt. for the purpose of con is given.
I h , ................................. . h c | , t .
,1915
>■ h r d
) m l ti„
„ roum , tc,c.
of Daytona.
Mr. Stone attacked the Cummins ferring the third degere.
a*
uay
to
be
especially
dedicated
to
.
,
.
,
,
..
.
...
,
...
. .
,
phone poles and played other
pranks,
Whereas, the Southern Utilities that
H- M. A. A. and Deceased Minis- hill in its entirety, its committee on
work. We wish meetings for a,
^ _____
Every Mason in Sanford cordially
C o m p a n y ,-----------who now own study of the C o n sis tia n organized
«'r» and Deacons, Rev. A. L. Alier- wages and working conditions, he invited.
rrinnbip of Umatilla.
and o|*crate the Sanford Wuter in every rity, town and village.'
said, was a "mere bluff;" it cinched
Committed Sdlclde
Religious Literature by Rev. E. A. bureaucratic control on the roads; it state commerce. It contained "an Works under the above franchise are This is n work which ci.n onlv be I As we go to press word comes
M ilton of Kissimmee.
distorted procedure of the Interstate implied repeal of the Adamson eight- not complying with the requirements done by those familiar with local from the Upsaln section thut a '
Budget, by Rev. S. I). Woods. Commerce Commission in order to hour hill.** and its division of rail outlined in Sections 8 nnd 9 ns might conditions. The importance 'will be Swede nutned Gordon Nylund had
Lake Helen.
give the commission n mandate to road systems into twenty-five or ba noted in numerous instances and doubted by few Americans who be committed suicide by cutting Ills
Orphans' Home, by Rev. R. J. fix rates on the basis of inilntcd cap thirty systems was "illogical and more particularly emphasized by the lieve in our institutions. Secretary throat with a knife. A coroner's
0
Gorbet, Altoona.
following:
italization nnd it has a transporta artificial."
Morrison, of the American Federa jury will investigate the case today
tion
hoard
"just
to
take
the
hlume
of
.
"
I
’m
sorry
I
haven’t
hnd
tim»
to
(I i Th** water \vcr!~ pumping sta tion of Ld'noi in u recent "letter lre
Inspirational addresses were de
livered by Dr. S. B. Rogers of Jack guilty railroad officials for denying go more fully into study of -it," he tion is equipped with two electric garding immigration and our ulien nt 2 o'clock. Nyland was a single
said in closing his analysis of it. A power pumps and one centrifugal population writes: "What can Amer rnnn 23 years of uge and it wus
sonville on Missoins; Dr. Lincoln rights to labor."
"Frankly vicious,” he said, "were roar of laughter swept the committee pump, and on September 30th, 19J8 icanism mean to thc*e peop’.i** They thought despondency was the enure
.H oy, President Stetson Univerthe electric power plant furnisiiiog
*lty on Education; Dr. C. L. Collins its provisions against strikes in intor- room.
(Continued on page 6)
of his rash act.
TO HAVE CARS IMPROVEMENT
FOR FLORIDA OF SANFORD’S
WINTER CROPS WATER WORKS
BAPTISTS
MEETING
CITY SCHOOLS
TO OPEN YEAR
NEXT MONDAY
k r>\
" *J»t uJ
fi
ii •i
W ilL UPHOLD
STRlKENOW
CONSTITUTION
OF AMERICA
WILL NOT DO
SAY LEAD’RS
I
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,
THU SANFORD HERALD
BALL GAMES FOIt THE WEEK Sacrifice hits, Gray, McIntosh, Dan # i l
(Continued from Page 9)
Chapman, c
3 1 0 Cl
Johnson, cl. *
Crow, :U>
Walker
Thompson, ss
Danville, lh
Childs, rf • ...
Alexander, p • . .
ville. Stolen bas<;». Hunter 2. Chap
man. Passed balls. Walton 2, Chap
man. natter hit, Ollrrman, Stewart.
Tjme of game, 1:55. Umpire, Lou
don. Attendance 334. Scorer,
Mnines.
l
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V
•
*
*
SEPTEMBER 19, IQig
*t>
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
'
♦
✓
*
How They Slantl
I
O'
|
Won Lost Pet. m
Orlando.
... 20
0
7*19
V All Local Advertisements Under
Sanford........
10
-II
59,s
This
Heading THREE CENTS a
Lukeland
... 15
|5
500
Totals...... .29
Line
For
Each Insertion Minimum
Hartow,.
LI
15
165
Line:
Charge
25
Cents.
Tampa
11
17
393
Bartow
200 000 010—3 Drndenfown......
9
19
321
%
Sanford
000 001 0I0--2
WANTED
t
*
+
.
Summary—Left on bases Hartow
Citrus
By-Products
4, Sanford 8. Two base hits, Tyson,
Help Wanted—Young girl who
Washington, Sept. 17.—Senator
Phelan. Home run:, Phelan. ’ First
does
not intend to go to school,.to
Duncan
U.
Fletcher,
who
bus
been
busc on balls, Vines 5, Alexander 0.
Struck out by Vines 6, Alexander 0. very active in behalf of^the eat ah- take telephone calls. Inquire 306
5-1 tc
Struck out by Vines f>, Alexander 11. lisliment of a citrus by-products lab Elm avenue.
oratory in Florida, was advised today
Wanted —Men in every county
by the secretary of agriculture that
with own auto to travel an d 'tak e
the
bureau
of
chemistry
connecte
The C. & B. Hat Factory
I2J llroad Strcrl JACKSOMlU.K. FLoTlIIlA with the department is now consider orders for the Bed Dipper Hay
is the owner of and is carrying on the ing extending its activities to irjelud Press. Can give good commission to
Mail Order business formerly handled by
the right man. He must be a good
the II. \V. Clark Hat Co. All orders Florida and hopes to be ablo to begi hustler.
65-tf.
operations
in
that
state
in
the
non
should be sent to C. & II. Hat Factory
AtiltNTS WASTKO
fture. The establishment of-such a
SEND Kill t'ATAl.Otil i:
WANTED— OLD CLEAN
laboratory would enable citizens of
DAGS, ANY KIND EX
Florida to obtain first band informa
CEPT* OLD SOCKS,
tion regarding the manufacture of by
COATS,
PANTS,
OR
products from citrus fruits on a coin;
HKD SPREADS. AT
N O W O l'K N
inertial scale, and thereby make it
•
^
A
THE HERALD OFFICE.
Catering to Commercial Men
possible to convert unmarketable
aud Families
*
59-tf
fruits into marmalades, jellies, can
American I'lan.
(iood Ij U.
Itatr•
died peel and vinegar. The develop
Upholstering and maftr*« making,
T h e T A V A IK K S IN N , Tatarr*. IU .
ment of such an Industry will m« uo j lumilure repaired, mirrors plated,
a large saving and increased revenue auto tops and seats recovered. First
to the citrus growers in Florida.
class work only. Drown Upholstery
CASH P A ID FOR
Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla.
,
'
49-tfc
used household furniture
II. Y. P. U.
Must be in fair condition.
FOB SALE
Next Sunday evening, 7:.10. We ]
beds
want everybody to come.
Our,
Springs.
Chairs
union is growing.
Almost every I For Sale—One horse, $100. DonDressers, Dockers, etc.
5-ltp
member of the union is taking an aid McDonald.
Call or Address:
active part In the church work.
For Sale—Ford Speedster for sale.
Practically every member is a mem Perfect shape. L. F. Doper.
ber of the choir or orchestra or is on
.121 Sanford Avenue
the board «*i
M’"Viti\iu
w•
It'
Ladies’ Ready-to-wear
The T A V A R E S INN
•
»iid Ic u M d f of T htlr O m t« r t n j Torture hy
^
U ils , i
^
Orcp or to of
(Goodnight
j
j
It ilrlirs llirm away In «tar. I ’I m i *
. lit sn.l lirjltl.ful. irnrIU l|kr a t ine
f. r u t
llu.ir.inlrnl to kr»|i tlicm off.
Your money la c k If It doesn't. "Will
tint slain tfir finest lim n
a 20c
Is.ttlr m ||| last user a month
Also
recommended
as
a
ir e ie n u tlie
.'Calnst (lies, roaches, tm tin, lie*,
t. ,trS. sic.
The "XeYO'Vsiv* Co.,
Montgomtry, Ala.
T h a P l t t i u l M o t q u lt o C H a a c r
M EW l
_
_
’INDIE
JttKSONVIlU-FlA
EuropMnW&nCbflpkte Hokm Screened
oukidr toots StewtiWod •*i.e u p - # \
corjvfdicA Coavoftioal to Everythin-la I
hwrt of City •Scad for BcxAlot ••«
rflMOli W.jniTH, PROPER
ID
THCUIT
SEALED TINS ONLY
AT YOUR GROCERS
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE
t. 19th and
of the work our union is doing.
For Sale—A Inrg* tent.
Group Three is in charge of the j change for trunk. Inquin
program for next Sunday evening Co., Mr. Smith
and we are expecting some interest
For Sale—Celery plants ready to
ing ta’kn. Miss Virginia DeCourscy
set.
Jim Smith, Scotia^Furm, West
is raptain af this group and we are
Side.
5-1 tp
hoping to hear some special m u s ic ________________________________
selection repdrred by her.
For Sale—Ford touring cnr. CorThe B. A. P. U. has extended an ni.r S’itith and Myrtle. Phone No.
invitation to the Orlando D. Y. P. -U.!
.
5-2tp
to meet them at Palm Springs on
For Sale—Two roll top desks and
some afternoon ami evening conveni
other
furniture. Call at the resi
ent to the members from the "City
dence
of Dr. S. Puleston, corner
Beautiful." This invitation has been
Park
anti
Third streets.
4-tfc
accepted and we are looking forward
to the date set, next Thursday, with
For Snle—Two good commmera great deal of pleasure.
ciul bodies complete, covered, with
Our union is growing every week. side and renr curtains. Made to fit
Come and do your share. We want any Ford car. Inquire P. O. Box
YOU.
No. 375.
5-ltc
(Everyone Cordially Invited)
For Snle—Carload of lightwood
fence
posts, 7 feet long. Price &
Wanted—The ladies who have
’ Plenty of Salmon Now
4-4tc
Culler.
Paint Bench, Sept. 16.—Thirty boys to get ready for school to see
thousand pounds of catfish received our six month guaranteed Duhhilhilt
For Sale—Two roll top desks and
from Lake Okeechobee 'yesterday clothes for boys. Perkins & Britt.
otllce chairs. Sectional bookcase.
broke the local records for one day’s '
Dr. Puleston;
4-2tc
receipts. Three boats came in dur
For Side —Five acres land, orange
ing the day. On the day before the and other fruit trees, land for culti
For Sale —A splendid Horn Steel
Mabel of the Bass l ine brought vation. Four room house on place. Kitchen Range. Used only three
7.000 pounds.
Two miles from Sanford. Address seasons. Good for years. $50.00,
The receipts yesterday were con P. O. care Herald.
5-3tp
Inquire T. J. Miller, Sanford, Fin.
signed to the Atlantic Fish Corn4-2tc
puny. Captain Baxter of the Annie I For Sale—Prepare for cold weath _____________ t_________________
brought in the heaviest enrgo of fish j it NOW. Buy your »winter's fire
For Sale—Full blooded Duroc
ever received by way of West Palm i wood now and suv« money. Onk or pigs, $6.00 apiece or $10.00 a pair.
Beach canal. His boat carried 13,- i pine. Either stove or fireplnce wood. Also 2 sows and registered boar year
300 pounds. The Three Sisters car I Phone 149-W. Roberts & Smith, and half old for 20 cents a pound.
ried 7,000 pounds and the Gladeport Wood Yard, corner 6th and Elm.
L. A. Denaud, Sanford Heights.
9,300 pounds.
5-tf
4-tf
For Sale or Dent—At a bargain!
Saturday Is Bargain Day
Nine acres choice-celery farm, known
The French Shop at 307 Fir.it
• as the W. P. Akers farm on D. D.
street certainly has the millinery of
Five acres tiled, with several (lowing
the season: also coats und suits at
wells.
Address S. A. Wood, or J. E.
low prices. Watch their Saturday
Alexander;
DcLand, Fla.
5-tf
sale in millinery. Silk, velvet and
heaver hats for $5.00. Come early.
For Sule—Houses. Terms. Jnr,
Some worth $15.00 on sale for Satur Musson.
4-3tp
day only for $5.00. Cnuts $25.00,
For Sale —One K-dizr harrow. C.
'good looking and some coat suits,
4-2tc
M.
Stowe, Cameron Ave.
all wool, $25.00, look for Saturday
For Suie—Mule. Will trade for
in bargains at the French Shop.
4-tf
cattle.
D. T. Thrasher.
5-ltc
For Sale—Eight tons of hay in
stack. A. Corpnny near Moore’s
Station or ileardall avenue. 3-tfp
For Snle—We have a io^ of very
fine genuine I^uroc Jersey pigs at
very reasonable price, Mrs. Endor
Curlett, Geneva.
3-tfc
For Sale—Ten acres good celery
land live miles from Sanford. Lot«61
Kufekn Hammock. Price $100 per
acre. Cash or terms. Write owner,
Mrs. Pauline Lnhnc, 1403 Ash Ave.,
STAR THEATRE.
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For Sale—Four dwelling houses.
Cash or • easy terms. Situated on
For Snle—Our bungalow No. 309 Pnrk, Magnolia, Cypress and Myrtle
French avenue. Six rooms, 3 clos avenues. Apply to J. E. Pare.
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ets, bath room, two porches, con
crete nil around, pretty green lawn
For sale or exchange—1 Vault
with attractive palmetto front, also
door,
good shape, 1 large Safe, 71
has servant's room, plunder room,
inches
high, I small Safe, 34 inches
good garage and a smn'l parking
high,
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adding machine. Must sell
shed, with other room in south end
quick.
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Care of Herald. 62-tf.
on the place. Can be bought for
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
FOR RENT
CASH. The buildings ulone on this
plnce cannot he duplicated for less
For Dent—l* i acres choice celery
thnn five thousand dollars Mr. and
land,
tiled and good well, three room
Mrs. -A. D Parrish.
3-tfc
house, four miles out Sanford ave
For Sale—Three lots cor. Myrtle nue. F. C. Welshat D. <jO. Garage
5-2tp
Ave. and 7th. Paved street, oppo ACT (JUICKLY.
site park.
Beautiful location for
LOST
residence. Apply W. W. Long, 410
2-4tp
Oak avenue.
Lost—Sack contuTning two hats,
For Sale —Moline Universal Trac large black one und stnnll white one.
tor, with sand cleats. Two It Inch On road between Orlando and San
plows, rolling truck, complete. Ly ford. Reward for return to Mrs. C.
man Druthers, Forest City, Fla. 2-tf D. Harding, 306 N. Oinnge Ave.,
Orlando, Fla.
. 5-2tp
For Sale—Pair of good fr.rni mules
FOUND
in good sound condition. Reason
able price. M. Fleishcr.
67-tf
Found —A pocketbook on Firit
For Sale —A first class fresh Jersey street. Owner may have same by
cow. M. Doyle, Lake Monroe, Fla. proving property at Herald olllce.
3-3tp
Wichita, Kans.
66-6t:>
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FRIDAY
SATURDAY
MONDAY
Norma Talmagc
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a comedy
Geraldine Farrar and
Wallace Reid
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"MARIA ROSA”
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llryant Washburn
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William Duncan
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WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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production
"ALIMONY"
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Hr—lr llft(ft*<alr In
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«H(hl 0|htrr JIM COUIIKTT.
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Ethel Clayton
in
"MEN. WOMAN AND
MONEY”
also
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Clara Kimball Young
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"TH E ROAD
THROUGH THE
DARK”
also a comedy
and news
Saturday—Olive Tell, in “THE TRAP,” by Richard Harding Davis, also a comedy
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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COUNTY HAPPENINGS
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPO NDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN
TY-EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
W ig h t T i r e
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SUPPLIES
S a n f o r d .. F l o r i d a .
do for the past two weeks, the guests
OVIEDO
They are entertained
Mr. anil Mr*. C. M. Stone and at of everylmy.
tractive little daughter, Pauline, ar ! until a late hour by the town. Wulrived Saturday night to l»e the guest* j ker's Devilment. Sweet Dreams, Pen
of M r . Stone’s parent*, Mr. and nyroyal and such refreshment* are
Mrs. S. Murphy at Lake Charm. served nt intervals of every few min
Mr. Stone and family motored down ute*. The people of Oviedo who de
from their home in Garden Plains, sire rest after their day’s labors are
III., making the trip in seven day*. in hopes the Hoard of Trade will look
Mrs. C. S. Leo entertained the into the matter, find the cause of all
Crochet Cluh most delightfully last' these visitors coming at this time
Friday afternoon. There was an and pour some oil on the standing
unusually large number of the mem waters.
Dr. C. D. Christ and Mrs. Ida
bers present and several invited
guest*. Delicious cake and ice tea Tedforil were in Oviedo Wednesday
afternlmn.
were served ns refreshments..
Mrs. L. K. Wright visited Orlando
Miss May Field* of Oxford Jet.,
Monday.
Iowa, is vir.iting Mrs. Verne Slay.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. White went to
Mr. and Mrs. Mosipiito and all Orlando Monday to attend the funer
their connections have been in Ovio- al of Mr. White's sister, Miss Jessie
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The Kelly-Springflcld Tire
mileage guarantee marks
the point where you stop
riding on a ticket you’ve
paid for and begin to ride
on a pass.
KELLY-SPRINGFIELD
“ The Real Tire”
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White, who passed away at the Or
ange General Hospital Monday
morning.
A marshmallow roast was given
by some of the young people Tues
day night at White’s wharf on Lake
v r r vs
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Jesup.
C. L. West left Sunday for a trip
to
Miami.
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Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hope spent
Mrs. Okerlund spent Wednesday some very special dental work done
Tuesday in Orlando.
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Winter Park.
at John* Hopkins hospital. From
Miss Mary l.einhart spent Satur
there she will visit at Sunset' Falls
L et th e y o u n g folks d ance day and Sunday in Sanford and Orand in Pittsburg, Pa., before return
EAST
SANFORD
on y o u r floors, i they’re
Rev. It. J. Allen of Enterprise was ing home.
J. II. Atkins, agent of the A. C. L.
finished w ith
over
Sunday to preach at Moore's
It looks very much as,if the people
depot spent the wee If end with his
Station
church.
There
is
talk
of
a
who
sell seeds had been profiteering
family in Winter Haven.
revival being held here next month. on old celery and lettuce seed this
Mr. and Mrs. Th'gpen of Sanford
Mrs. J. t). Mitchell is recovering season ns the irr«oeo~ jjfrV-- J iav,.visited friends in Oviedo Sunday.
from ipifte >•.*£';;&!•* Ph.eaa. Dr. hr;*! so.o,.,cii irounie making seed
Mrs. Rogers of Miami m vK'tmg Tiiiar made a number of calls.
come tip before. It bus caused al
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For Floors
h#*i .
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Mr and Mrs. Lee Kinnrd's little most endh-is trouble sowing the seed
W. II. Harr has returned front an son, ClitTord was struck on the left beds over several times each, beside
T h e d e lig lit of th e dance extended trip to Chicago.
leg twice by u ground rattler last the worty and expense.
w ill he g re a te r because of your
Another r.r.c mule died at the
Mrs. It. G Smith, Mrs. Then.) Thursday. Dr. Marshall was sixteen
floors, an d th e c o m p lim e n ta ry Aulin. Mrs. .1 A. Clark and Mrs. minutes answering the telephone Russell farm last week.
visited Sunforil Friday. call to their home beyond Cameron
Messrs. Chnteman and Joe Russell
rem a rk s w ill m o re th a n repay Mary ',*cAl,s
City.
The
little
hoy
is
O.
K.
now.
each
have a fine new Jersey cow
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Farnell, Miss
Tjrau for y o u r fo ie th o u g h t.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wilson are bought in Orlando at $150.00 each.
Stella Farnell, Mrs. A. P. Farnell
and Mrs. Rogers drove to Sanford very happy over the arrival of their
T h e n y o u will b e pleased Tuesday night to church.
son, born Sept. I8th. Dr. Denton
SANFORD AND UPSAI.A
w ith ru g s and a varnished
We have not very much news to
W. A. McRae of the S. A. L. in attendance.
Mrs. H. E. Collie and little son, write about as our regular corres
floor as a c h a n g e fro m carpet spent Tuesday night in Oviedo.
Edwurd came down from Jackson pondent is visiting her brother in
Mrs. G. W. Harwich returned this ville Sunday for a visit with her par
a n d m a ttin g . W h e n m ay we
Missouri just now hut will he at
week from Rrunswiek, Gu., where ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Long and home soon.
ta lk over th e details w itli you? she has beeti visiting her mother for
other relatives.
Or neighbor. Mrs. C. M. Williams
the past month.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Miller
had
ns
has
been si«;k for some time but at
LEE BROTHERS
The Candy Cluh was entertained
over Sunday guests their niece, Miss present is better.
by Miss Olive Lizcttc last Friday
308 E. Kirs! St, Sanford, Fla.
Nellie Cowan and a friend from Jack
Miss Rut li HiTgipiist has been
night.
sonville.
visiting her sister and has returned
Mr. and Mrs. Higgins of Chuluota
I. D. Martin wilj he at home home.
passed through Ovicod Monday cn- about Oct. I8th after spending the
Alfred Erieson'* family has gone j
route to Orlando for several days.
summer at various points in Maine* to Macon on a visit and still enjoy
and at their home in Ingalls Grove ing it.
near Hridgton. Mrs. Martin will
Rev. G. V. Albertson will he with i
come south later in the fall.
us on October 5th. the first Sunday !
Miss Heulah Hrown from the West in the month. lie will he at the
Side was Mrs. Nick Z.irno Venn's Sunday school and will also give us I
guest a portion of last week.
a p.euching service at the close of |
Mr. and Mr*. D. R. Hrisson and the school. We hope the neighbor- I
party were over from Seabreeze on hood will till the little church and
Tuesday ns delegates to the Hnptist hear this good man.
Association in Sanford and were
Shall we not'make a plea for the:
Can it be that Sanford is down and out, con
sight seeing out in this end of town. church? Our country is in a trying I
fessing herself helpless to manage her own city atTairs,
Mrs. Margaret Marshall reached crisis and what shall save it from
home Monday from Michigan where going to destruction? Wo will quote
willing to accept any old nostrum that promises restshe made a much longer stay thnn first from an able journalist woo lias
cure for the present, a change from the drag of doing,
thought about it. This is Henry
planned.
and getting nowhere?
Mrs. G. C. McDougnl received a Watterson, a secular writer. Look
wire from Waycross, Ga.. from Mr. ing over tin> disturbed condition of
Well, if so, she can have it it if she votes that
McDougal Tuesday that he was Europe and knowing the elements I
way. The article, so called, ia on the market, a pro
leaving there for a business trip to were at work here he says, Nothing
hut the religion of the Lord . Jesus j
Chicago for several days.
duct of recent origin, school-made, branded as the
Ed. J. Cameron is at home from Christ will save os from going back
real stuff and warranted to lit any old town from 500
the ranch in Palatku for a few days. into the dark ages. How better can
we do tiiis than keeping the Sabbath ;
to 5000 population or more. Go to it. Get a City
Considerable celery is being set in day and observing it in the churches?
Manager, from Dayton, O h io -fo r instance, pay him,
the fields this week. We hear some Shall we look a short time into the!
of the growers are setting out green great empires of the world and ask
say $3500.00, minimum, and then sit down and watch
top for early celery.
why they have passed away? Where
her run.
Yours, MORE-ANON
Mrs. Harry llarran of Union ave now i* the mighty Hnhylon? Noth
nue is in Haltimore, Md., having ing but heaps of dust. Where is
Nineveh and the huge palaces of
these cities? Nothing hut heaps of
dust. Where are those great cities I
that lined the Euphntcs that Nebu
chadnezzar built by slaves he got
out of foreign nations? Where are
they now? Gone down In dust—to |
everlasting slumber. What does the)
Good Rook say about the nations? 1
’’The nation and kindgom that scrv-i
eth me not shall perish. Yen, they I
shall he utterly destroyed. Isa. GOc. |
12th verse. Is there not here a les-1
son for us to consider. God is the
same, yesterday, today and forever.
The finger of history points out from ■
among these huge mounds of dust !
and says "Heware! Do not follow in
my steps, for the same fate, wilt h!
yours if you do. We speak out of
the dust of ages and tell you to wor I
ship and serve the only true and liv- ;
ing God and NOT IDOLS.’’ How
better can we do this thnn keeping 1
the Sahhath day and remembering
the sanctuaries? Our revered Wash- *
ington we cannot have morals with-]
out religion for religion is its hack- j
bone.
Are not these pleas sufficient to!
keep God’s holy day nnd remember-1
ing Him in the churches? Our coun
try is certainly in a dangerous rrisis
and it depends on us, each one,
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Candies just received, also famous
Log Cabin Roll Candy.
Good
line of stationery at ’‘B E T T S ’9
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International Harvester
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McCormick
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Lower Prices for Fertilizer
Two Reductions in 191*9
Have* you our lal ;t Price List?
It will interest you.
Ideal Fertilizers now give better value for the money
than any commodity bought by the grower either for
farm operations or foi household use.
Quality Maintained—Write* to us at once regarding your
fall requirements. Shall we send our new Vegetable Hook?
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO.
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Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers
Dealers in Spray l’unips and Insecticides.
JACKSONVILLE.......................... .................................
K. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Hratich
Homes, Businesses
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If in need of a grove or something
else ask for it.
RESIDENCE— 10 rooms and bath, elec
tric and gas lights, splendid finish, oiled
floors, water tank, lovely home, $4500.00
RESIDENCE— 10 rooms, flowing well,
very good repair -.
$1800.00
FARM—40 acres, 20 acres cleared, 10 acres
tiled, 3 wells, 5 houses, worth the price
and more
*$9500.00
FARM— 10 acres, 8 cleared and tiled,
good residence, etc., fine fruit and a
splendid place
$8000.00
GROVE—5 acres, 330 frees, considerable
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Watch the South East Corner of Page Two
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TIIE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE THREE
they left In their old home in Osh_
kosh.JWis., whose loss is our Rain
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ON T in : HOC
A Letter From K. II. Kilbee of
Geneva. Fin.
In regards to the welfare of this
country 1 came to Geneva, Flu , in
We arc better prepared than ever before to help you take [care7of your wheel.
ISSi, aiiieii was in Orange county.
Expert repair work. Full line or parts."
At that time wo had no railroads hut
we had a good line of steamboats up
the St. Johns river which brought
our supplies to us and we were just
as happy then ns we are now and
we did not dread a railroad strike
for \se did not live out of n paper
sack as we do now. Each family j
had a good place of his own to raise
corn to feet! Ids horses on and a good
sweet potato patch and made his
own syrup and had a few cows to
F in e l i n e of new bicycles in standard makes ready for immediate; delivery, and
pen in thc spring to fertilize his land
and did not have to pay all lie made
more coming in every day. Wc make a specialty of “ Firestone” bicycle tires.
for fertiliser. He also had a few
hogs and made his own meat and j
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lard.
lie did not have much,
money but be did not need very I
much to live. He was independent,
but we this day and time are de
pendent and at the mercy of some
“Everything on W heels”
one else and make the stuff and
bring it to ur. Nn«; v.c .tie just at i
A »»/<
tlie
eve of a bog election which
i . i y ! t u n r \ VC.
comes off the ICtli of September to
determine whether or not the hogs
can run at large and thc cows will
be next, for the county commission
even been busy improving bridges ation as delegates in Sanford this ers had tiie attorney for the board to
and building a hundred yards of week.
draw up two bills, one for the hogs
fence or more between the draw*
and one for the rows, but Mr. WoodThe
Parcnts-Teachers
Association
Continued from pane 2)
bridge and Monroe station.
gave a penny supper at the town 'tiff, our representative in the legis-1
The Ladies’ Union of the Congre-j l»*»H Friday night for the benefit of lature refused to pass tiie one for tiie
whether vu will turn upward to God
gational
church of Sanford gave a n ! thc »i*bool yard. They took in over «ows, hut next year they will try to
or downward to everlasting oblivion.
get new material in tiie legisluiiire _ __
ice
cream
supper upon the lawn of "sixty dollars.
What is the matter with Europe toand f>-’ ‘V T
.vi> iiian*"who
Mr.
und
Mrs.
Jacob
J.
Holly
Tiles-1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johns
left
this
week
da\ .* Rejection of God and His worvotes on this to give it a careful
day
evening.
Pretty
Japanese
!an-Jf"r
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jhip. Another empire has passed
La**. ftfnous
" colors wore grace-1 been F. E.
agent fo; the past m « ■thought for .lie law does not give
agifcjbctos-our
Many crownfully
suspended
from
tree
to
tree
tVeeks
while
the
regular agent was on any time for a man to get rid of his
ul head* have fallen into the dU8».
hogs, and I do not think it is right
What are a** doing with our much above tiie many beautiful flowers I bis vacation,
to
get me in trouble ai out them.
lijht’ Shad it condemn and destroy among which tho tables were placed
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns and
It
would *><• just ,t.n fair *o pass a
A fairylike scene greeted Hie eyes of Misses Margaret and Dorothy from
u*?
law
to
burn my noon a.« it i* ;o pass
the numerous guests who assembled Terra Haute, Ind., are visiting Mr.
C. T. Ballinger.
this
law
and not give me any time
to enjoy tiie evening and help the Burns' sister, Mrs.
A. Ruulerson. to do away with my hogs. I want
worthy cause. All had a delightful
l.vhi: MONROE
Mesdames J. V. Wicks, I. I). Hart, to lie a law abiding citizen, but tin’s
time and a nice sum of money was
The vi aw of propsperily that is realized.
Geo. Peters, It. (J. Gresham were in hill as it is drawn up does not give
rolling over Florida swept our sec
Sanford last Tuesday attending the me the right that I think an Amer
r "e people «>f our community S(,tninuU. Association,
ican citizen ought to have.
tion in pa-iing. A general spirit of
improvement is stirring around us.) were delightfully entertained Thurs-,
1 have h?on offered two thousand
•'I1’' a,,d Mrs. h. \ \ . Libby and
Clearing <.f land, building and re- day evening by a song service and
dollars for my stock of hogs but
modeling nf houses, cleaning, tiling reading given by Dr. Goorgc Hyman
pretty daughters arrived in know I could not sell them at any
and draining »f soil, the installation »»«> »•>*’ choir of the Baptist church (*p"eva " n s *'pt. 15th to ake up price. All lhut 1 am kicking on is
of gaoiltne engines and overhead of Sanford. The purpose of the en- their residence here Mrs. LiI.by is there should have been some time
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irritation are »ome of the new order! tertair.ment was the purchase of a “ sister of Mrs. 1. T. Wakefield and after it became a law for tiie hog
of thing- in Monroe. C. E. Henry ‘
for the public school at Mon- we understand the residence prop- man to dispose of his hogs.
hu about .-..in|dctcd the clearing „ f , roe. the free will oll.ung contributed ‘‘rty of Mr Brokaw has been purfiir more acres ..f landupon his}that evening being the initial fund, ‘’based for their home.
e are inUrg. farm I. W. Bell is getting The patrons of our school greatly deed glad to have them with us. and
Daily Thouoht.
uppA’ciate
such
entertainments,
for
trust
they
will
find
as
many
new
In
general,
pride Is at the bottom oi
ready to clear and tiring under cultiis
our
understanding
that
the
friend*
in
Geneva
and
vicinity
as
J
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mistakes.—
Buskin.
Utjon ten acres of land near First!11
Itr' t purchased from Chns. & Co. I auditorium which emliellishes our
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flirtovi Mann i» liusy with ten acres *fhool building was liiiilt for puldie
upon (h. farm known as the old I t-ntertrtinments which are instrucIbmirrson t>I.t<•- that ho purchased ] th e and cdu. .itioual, community
from Sam Henderson. Mr. Mann is meetings at which all may attend,
»bo diari.ig live more acres adjoin- lectures, etc. These forms of enter
ir.g tii- 1.1 ■:i u
which he live. tainment which appeal directly to
B It • >• '.i- ju-t completed u our people, and these alone, are gen
P-’.tty
.i. upon his place on erally tiie kind held in public school
Pint
Mr <Bidewelt of the buildings.
Miss Dora May Igleshy gave a
Lust *»«!«• a11. purchased five a*n<
clothe you better, and more econom Society Brandi keeps Dad looking as
tur Mni.ro.- k.t- completed a nice pleasant party last Wednesday to
inally.
Look through the handsome
youthful as Boy and gives Boy the
MMtr.n uio.i, ,i mill now lias bi« celebrate her birthday. Delightful
Inr.ily movi-d Barney Lyons and refreshments were served and an
styles, the line textured materials and
forceful look that made Dad successful.
l.ikism i.g'.-t . have painted their enjoyable evening spent by her
Iouv#-, and s II Buclianan will soon many friends.
the pleasing colors ol Fall clothes we
Stop in here some day, S O O N .
Get
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’-ling the paint brush
Mrs. it. L. Sellers of Gainesville,
io‘ti hi- I'ut.g.iiow The fence gang Gn., is a guest of relatives here.
have ready for you.
acquainted with us and our desire to
'■ the Ai.antic Coast Line have
Miss Stella Wells lias returned to
her home at Pulalka after a pleasant
r«.» irot
visit to Mrs. \V. C. Beasley.
C tA J , o r IIRV 1CC VTMtOt
Mr. Bert Locks, formerly of Lake
llcmstitrhinjr and Picol
Monroe has returned to Jacksonville
O lf iHItf
IU
"ork done at the French
where be is employed as book
KfM M m u ;«
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keeper with the American Agricul
Kl|M i m t t
ML
Shop. Hring your dress
tural Chemical Fertilizer Company.
If no*« 0i Wh i 1N m 1
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TAKE CARE OF IT
c a package
before the war
t‘,1
package
during the war
Sanford Cycle Co.
Phone 251-W
Sanford, Florida
package
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NOW
11 fv Pa
THE FLAVOR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICES
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
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TRY A 25c WANT AD FOR QUICK RESULTS
D A D A N D B O Y B O T H W E A R ’E M !
ONION
es a n (I linens t <> 1>e
licauiiiied by this work.
Mrs. Maude Philm ore
N
; IDA A U S T I N
•I ’1 West First Street
'laker of
flit’s Skirls a n d Dresses
L S U ( & B. Hat Factory
ft th- , , . , J'1 KsonvilLE; FLOUIDA
iftiitioi n,"ir "
I-. i u '
is carrying on the
formerly handled by
Hat Co. All orders
” .....(*. k B. Hat Factory
si s ,S|S " '*n:i»
MN|1 D m CATtMlIil'i:
Ilie Tavares
uenN
inn
now
•'••ring to ( nmmcrclal Mon
am| Emilies
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Ila lr, llra-unahle
Tk T“ .ins iNN rtt„ r r 0 u .
h'ASil PAID FOR
M.^l jl,'Ust’holtl furniture
1 Ik- in fair condition.
li,
1
Reds
•‘'pring*
‘ hairs
Rockers, etc.
^IE FURNITURE CO.
-I Sanford Avenue
i'll* r t ; V
Mrs. Beasley of Crusccnt City lifts
returned after a pleasant visit to tier
son. W. C. Beasley.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. S. Price and
family spent Sunday at Daytona
Beach.
Miss Eliza Orton, after spending
the summer at Asheville, N. C., is
with her sister, Mrs. J. T. Wynne.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. D. Rowe have
returned from their wedding trip
and are at home on First street.
Miss Lottie Matherson spent Sat
urday and Sunday at her home at
Maitland.
Mrs. J. Daniel Talbott has re
turned from Louisville and other
places in Kentucky after spending
the summer fn that state.
Mr. Charles Davis of Kansas Citj,
Mo., has returned after visiting rel
atives here.
Mr. George Riggins of Sorrento is
employed here in tiie trucking busi
ness.
Mr. Jacob J. Body has installed a
gasoline engine and overhead irriga
tion of a quarter of an acre. Mr.
Roily is one of ou* rmv.t prosperous
and industrious farmers.
GENEVA
' R. E. Frnnklyn returned last week
from Yellowstone Park and western
points of interest.
Mrs. C. M. Bonnel and little
daughter, Flay returned last week
{from Manchester, Gu., where they)
have been spending thp summer.
Mesdames Bessie Hart, Wm. Stone
and Mr. und Mrs. W. I). Ballard at
tended the Baptist Seminole Associ-
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RECEIVED AT
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11 - ■'! i n u n ) Iflu Pi. i r n l .
Now Y o r k , N. Y.
r
Porkine & B r i t t ,
Sanford, Flo,
A d v i e s p a r e n t o n o t t o make m i s t a k e w h i l e bu7ir.fi f a l l
3 u i t f o r tho boy i n kneo t r o u 3 c r o .
E x p l a i n t o them t he
D u b b c l b i l t f e a t u r e ar.d n i x months f r u a r a r . t e c .
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Another
s h i p i r a n t o houl d r e a c h you S a t u r d a y ,
D e b b o l b i l t Ecyn C l o t h e s ,
Inc,
W e want the Parents o f the boy in knee trousers to see our Boys line.
In
addition to the Dubbelbilt suits, suits that are doubly built thru out, we carry
the best line o f furnishings obtainable, amongst them, stockings that are regular
sixty-five and seventy-five cent sellers at F lh T Y C E N T S .
We Conduct Our Business on a Very Nafrow Margin of Profit;
That’s Why They Come Back.
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
Leon’s Auto Transfer Company
SEPTEMBER 2G, 1915
In the Colorado district, the plants
of the Colorndo Fuel and Iron Com
pany in Pueblo, which closed Mon
day, remain idle and according to
ollirials, will make no effort to oper
ate with strike breakers.
Atlantic Reach Hotel llurncd
Jacksonville, Flu., Sept. 22.— The
Atlantic Reach hotel ’nf Atlantic
Itaifi'h, 17 miles from Jacksonville,
was’ completely destroyed by lire
early Saturday night entailing a loss
of more than half a million dollars.
.‘in* hotel was owned by the Flag
ler estate and was under lease of
W. If. Adams. It was a four story
wooden structure of about UOOtrooms
New Hrnnrh I'ltone No. Will He (liven I.aler
and at the time of destruction was
housing a number of week end par
ties from the city and many visitors
from • south Gcorgin and Florida
points.
Thu blaze was discovered shortly
before 8 o’clock and spread rapidly.
| Long distance telephone messages
appealed to the local lire department
for aid, trucks being immediately
dispatched to the scene. The loss
includes the entire hotel plant: the
laundry, power and pumping house,
serve’Li’ quarters. grill, bath hou«.*s, i
ocean pier and depot. Many <*nt-)
tages in the immediate vicinity were
saved by the heroic work of the fire
men from Jacksonville ami beach
new charter, it in sink a vc'umin- prevention being worlii a pouini nf volunteers.
nun affair i a ’ r\ ••• p:*";*!i* ’ir.ve la d eur.*. Let tm put our money into
The hotel was one of the most
the tun*' nr On* iii.*liniittnn In l>. d; it the limp it al anti the l(eii Cross anil complete in this section being hand
In* n mly.
IHJDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST over.
somely fiirublud throughout.
It
HETWEEN VOi; AND ME”
i was. ii|> to a few years ago. known as |
i.ni in m«*y ' And again speaking about *I>‘*i i ht* Continental, the name being*
EVEN THE GATE POST
• ;• .. || I: ”>■‘al and the statement mad • by i iuinged when the property wns
•
tr.VTi
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go-.:
IV*
NOT IN IT
,-i nf 1■••I • mi' of those who think a h-**;dt:tl |PttJltM| |,y the Flagler estate to the.
lid ni !}
r • •
A Chief Is Among Vi> Taking Notm i .i m i m -v in Sunlord w !t*i i a wonderful coit*. too much 1 would like to refer Atlantic Reach Corporation. Later I
anil Faith, "He'll Print ’em"—
. *. i* Ami,.i II.11 I- II. I
i a few
the fact that Orangey nunty auent •
projierty ...
'. . v w w i
Sn Suva Saiinterer.
. o.1 ’ • ii 'i .ii ' ** i . 1 i i*<v li’• 'itul 1**|;i|»|.t i*stn11*"ami r'*-li*asi*il to Mr.
and I* Laud has :»rr i * i I f*»r IIO.IMH \dn m' That home bs:!ltl:r / i. 1. ,i
i.
i .tin* time to gel lm«y o il dollar*' and now linds that ti|eir tor
good one and w«* can cirtaiai.. iim* i in* ii.i«'rv y iirdn and »i..e . :• ;.l,(I tin* liter sped deal ions fo
building to
Em r l a i n s S t . A g n e s ( i u il d
n n ry more housi-s right h**r* now. ....I.:
and t. .
in front of tie huilt at this tin; 11.'
Mr» -Lilias Takach entertained
And speaking of more : omi ■ re the sub walks. Cot the gras*1 and the :•« mo *li. Sanford is getl'ng a good
minds me that tile Sanford Loan weeds and plant out rev j !.i• t and •oilding that will i.* r.uitahle for llu m***nm*rs of St. Agnes (iuild on
A: Building Association l.a* deni* a dowers .Hid mo ahhety a mi iu.»r.- ii.i?.i*,..i piifpo- *.* t*,» iii*tt.v years for Monday afternoon at her home ou
grent work here in helping t* build ■your plan ami ..our city tool, more | less man uni* t tiinl ot these sums. (Very avenue, the guest - meeting
at Mrs. Robert Herndon’s and going
I nines and is still at the good work.
u.d
rn iv,
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i
d 1
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out in autos. Plans for tin* annual
pretty yard if they so desired. 11 |
buzatir was tin* important object of
* Seine nf the wording of Ilo* in-w makes no difference whether you ou ii
A fricml of mine asked me what tin* meeting, each member vicing in
charter is nr»t uni ting with the ap your own home or not. You should I tl,ought about the peace treaty | flnisi||f.l| artil.|(.s for lhill vvtllt. Ul._
probation of some of our citizens and always keep j >ur place looking good and the League of Nations and my freshments were served »and a delight
they will endeavor t<> have a public for this means everything to the vis only reply was that I was with Pres
ful social hour enjoyed by all pre —
meeting to discuss tin* charter freely itors to the city.
ident Wilson, lie is at tin* head of cnl. Enjoying the hospitality o'
and openly. This would be a good
affairs, he was over there, he knows Mrs. Takach were Mrs. Robert
tiling for all parties concerned and ' A woman was arrested in Home conditions, lie is absolutely honest
Herndon, Mrs. (*wynn Fox, Mrs. M.
there is nothing to conceal about the stead, Penn., with twelve pints of and a real American and I leave it
Minarik, Mis
Lillian Shinimber,
whiskey in her stocking, so a dcs- to him with the hope of a speedy end Mrs. Archie lit tts, Mr.. Karl IPir1pat<li says. Now in discussing this to all llie controversy.
dick, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Ed.
i proposition with u lady the other
Lane and Mrs. Matthews. The next
STRIKE IS GROWING
J iluy—well, I just do not believe this
meeting will be held with Mrs.
'story, ttiat is all.
Gwynn Fox.
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Third Day Shows Rut l.illlc Change1
• • •
will Establish
A New Branch at the
OLD PHILIPS DRUG STORE
Beginning October 1st.
Phone Orders Will Also Be Received
at Hotel Carnes Phone 91
C U R B ST O N E GLEANINGS
i v
(zoodniofit
Will Orl*» Away
M osquitos
nnt|
tniJNfitr«
ihrv
Mill
iiM.i> n» l**:is an >i»u u m It
lint.
Iir.t lllif ill.
11if rut.
O lll)
«n.l |nu ran
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11ko
1 I'lfin
a f tU i|rn|i« l i m » » . i f )
lit |
.1 atalil
AUo rt'oitnrmmlt <1 at x
(•rci.nlathr
nr-ilnst
Airs,
laotiii. lie*, m!irs. Ktc.
ttic finest llnrn.
*iraLr’/ t or l*> null.
The
M.ijr
I'lcut*
i
r«>nhc*,
\\»ii not
'
20c ai )utir
ic-VJ-VSSke Co.,
Montgomery, Ala.
1* Some of the papers quote the
I doctors as saying that the “ llu” will
return again this season. They have
*no authority for such a statement
I and neither have 1 any authority
j for a statement to the contrary but
I say the "llu" will not return.
And then again,
if the ."llu"
J dees return we should have our hos
*y pital all ready and in running order
& and
and
with plenty of trained nurses
good doctors we should not
worry. And the old reliable Red
Cross is still on the job and going
strong. All of which brings to my
*' I mind the old adage of the ounce of
W est Side Cash Grocery
IV it*
Wc are now prepared (o handle your Feed orders.
No order too large.
Green Cross Sweet Feed - I.arro and Buller Fat Dairy Feed
Deckers Shorts and Bran - Faultless Scratch Feed
W est Side Cash G rocery
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(Ask Our Customers!
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B IG B A S K E T S
FU LL
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and even running over
with sweet, clean clothes
ready for tin* deliiery.
This is wliut you can see
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Phone 299
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
A N D WE CAN
SELL IT.
Insure
i| Dixie Steam Laundry fl
Robert Glenn Igou, Sanford, Agt.
JAMES & PAXON, Jacksonville, Fla.
City Properly and Farms are Coing at Reasonable Prices
AT OUR IIUSY
LAUNDRY
«
at any time. The reason
why is because our work
and service are satisfac
tory, Our system is so
different that a trial or
der w ill surprise u n d
please you.
■ I'l'LMM MW I*I
LEK
Sm m c, FLORIDAi*
From their respective luadqunr-i
Williams—Kiitlcr
ters. industrial leader* and directors | The marriage of Miss Edna Clinrof the strike issued their usual eon-j|yP Williams and Mr. Raymond Rutdiet ini: statements, which left still |,.r took place very quietly Wednesin doubt the exact number of work-1 day. Sept. 21th. at seven thirty in
ers who have walked out
Willium I tIn* evening. Rev. Goo. Hyman, I
Z. Fistcr. secretary of the strikers’ I). I)., performing the ceremony at
national committee claimed that, in the home of the bride’s brother, Mr.
tin* various steel centers, l.r»,000 Volie Williams. Owing to the criti
more men had abandoned their posts cal illness of the bride’s motlief the
bringing tin* total to :| 12,000, but in marriage was witnessed only by the
A C C ID E N T
the crucial Pittsburg district officials members nf the family. The bride
of the United States Steel Corpora was very sweet and attractive in an
Our Agent, MR. R. \V. HERNDON, will write you any of the abo*o
tion, and several "independents," as afternoon frock of white Georgette
forms ot Insurance or any thing you need in the Insurance line.
serted that the stream of labor had
Through hi* connection with us he can give you Insurance protec
crepe, embroidered.
turned and was (lowing into the
tion in the very strongest Conipanjs in each and every line.
Mrs. Rutb-r is the only daughter
mills.
According to reports from Pitts- of Mr. and Airs. C. M. Williams and
Established I'JOG
burg, where union labor lenders held is popular with a wide circle of
General Insurance •
Surely Ronds
•
Employers Liability
a general parley to consider conduct friends, having lived in Sanford for
of the strike, managers of the plants j|1(, |aJt tw«*lw years.
are seeking now to take the offen
-esOr
Mr. Rutler is a prominent young
sive. Not content with merely holding what forces remain to them. I business man of llrunswiek. (.a.
they are said to In* trying to induce Mr. and Mrs. Rutler will reside in
KLEE VOI R EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN
wavering strikers to return. On the llrunswiek.
other hand labor's recruiting forces
are not inactive, as shown by the
fact that organizers from the mineworkers’ union have been called to
reinforce agents of the steel workers'
union in enrolling non-union work-1
ers.
Despite the prediction of Mr. Fos
ter, that, through the work of these
organizers, llu* strike will be able
gradually to shut down all of the
REAL ESTA TE
important works in the Pittsburg
district, employers of labor claimed
that yesterday they hnd been able to
increase production in all Important
plants, including those in Home
stead, Ckirton. Rraddock, Duquenae
and the Pittsburg city mills of the)
Carnegie Company.
As in Pittsburg, tin* situation in;
Chicago also was clouded by con-1
dieting reports. The industry in ■
that section, though crippled by the:
closing nf many plants was by nol
means tied up and company officials J
claimed additions bad been made to I
the reduced forces with which they
were continuing operations.
In the Younstown district where
Your Hom e - Your Auto - Tornado - Liability
ndvunccs were claimed by the strik
ers, the strike spread yesterday to
fabricating plunts, two of which
Property Damage
were closed, as wus the Youngstown
Pressed Steel Company. Paralysis
of production in the Mahoning vulAgent Drew Development Co.
Formerly Holden Real Estate Co.
ley, caused by idleness of 14,000
workers continues, every plant being
City Lots in All Parts of City
closed.
From Canton, O., entne the an
Celery Lands in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division
nouncement by the general manager
of the Canton Sthect Metal Com
pany that his men, numbering 1,200
hnd voted to return to work.
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�crPTKMHEK 26, I9H
THE SANFORD HERALD
ball games for the week
|)()X SCORES OF ALL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM
thrice, arrived safely ’at third when
Thompson messed up Johnson’s
grounder. At this juncture Lamuttc
nnd Johnson were the “ fall guys” in
another double play.
Tampa’s half of the fourth opened
auspiciously, Felix whamming a
beauty to right field. Ho was forced
at second on Mooroficld's grounder,
however, and thanks to the leisurely
manner in which Moorcfield ambled
to first, the ball was snapped to
Danville in time to complete a a
double play.
In Tampa's half of the fifth it
rained steadily, but Ills limps k'-pt
them at it, in order to Complete the
inning and make it a game. Hy the
end of the first half of the sixth the
rain had increased to a steady down
pour, and Umpire Daird gave the
signal to cease firing. The score:
Simford
AD It II 1*0 A E
3 (i 0 l •» (1
Stewart, 2h .
3 ii t 5 1 1)
Chapman, c
0 ■i 0 1) 0
Johnson, rf
1 11 it 0 0 0
Crow, 3b
3 (1 0 0 (1 II
Walker, If
•9 1 •I •I 3 l
Thompson, ss
Childs, rf
1 (1 (1 (1 II 0
•» 0 (1 G II (1
linn ville, lb
•1 0 1 1 3 0
Watts, p
, 4 the day approaches for the Unit
in »he Florida League series it
IS ?
that Orlando will l»
winner of the second scries and
event will have to play ofT
I '- L t series games with Sanford.
ThVe games will probably be played
,vf fr,t week in October and will be
‘‘..,1 by fans from every part of
S a n d the people are looking
forward to a week of real sport when
f sinners of the two teams clash.
' on the East Coast Daytona
. Cocoa and Miami are playing
1 liall jn the Mosquito League
1 0 tkpy want to pit their winning
* m a ga in st the winners of the
Florida League and it begins to look
,;kf , , w ou ld he playing ball around
(kf ioral lots until Christinas. And
vi, brines to mind the idea ad*
vinrfd by Gilbert Freeman and Hob
Chappell and others who have long
ija laid winter ball would pay in
Florida. He that as it may it Is certrn that Sanford fans want ball in
hiy hnii* plenty
>>.«--.......
.
,
Utjm, to attend the games and w«
other favorite Indoor sports in
pf w'r ter months such as making
coney, etc
Thrr< have been sonic good games
. .' , ......... k past and some p>»<>r
orMi |,ut Sal ford lias been playing
Totals
17 (i 5 14 !l II
thrm de*e up .trxi <mr team is looked
AD
It II I’D A K
Tampa
,, 11..• h.-t team in the league
1
0 1 it I o
Johnston,
2b
h
Look over the fol”
it
0 l 1! 0
Lamotte,
ss
: ,inChot - ore* and judge for your2 (I 2 7 0 0 j
Felix, lb
ulf:
—J* it n i
Moorefiei . >
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| Foss. 3b
i)
ui
Wiu saiunlii)’* Game '
I |)rmvn> if
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Jolinson open- Unr||l>r rf
ii
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0
u"ii
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fit'.' *•»
f,,r 1
,,u Pnrcball. rf
prid.nl ii. a i' l'loe play, and after! r o r dio, j.
Ii
1 II !
v , j .i .
. .I I', use v.as out via
dot: uni i r*i In the ihirtl ParTotals
I; II Ii l.'i
(fFjll . • . !. ............mid. and after
bcore by lanniga:
Cor, I i . j . • . <! the atmosphere
ulu imi I
Sanford
Tampa
Odd fld 0 I
Summary: Left on bases, Sanford i
p T * '%y t- l
7, Tum|m .'I; lust base on balls, oil
I Corcho 1; struck out, by Walts 1,
Corcho 1; sacrifice bits, Childs: stol
en bases, Chapman ”, Johnson 2,
' Thompson. Pnrcball; batter bit, by
Watts (Johnston), by Corcho iJohn
1919
son); double plays*. Watts to Ranville, Stewart to Thompson to Ranville, Thompson to Stewart to linn•ville, Johnston to Lamotte to Felix;
time of game 1:05; umpire, Daird;
Now Itendy
attendance 571.
\ Real Help to the
l arnii r. Largest and
Sanford Wallops Orlando /
’<lest Seed House in
the State.
Orlando, Sefit. 22.—Sanford won
Marlin’s Hy-Tesl
out over Orlando here today in a
cil* Insures Good
real slugging efte at the expense of
Crops.
Haynes, G to 3.
A. M artin Seed Co.
The game started oil in 'the lirst
Jai kson\llle, Fla.
inning with a shortness of “ hep”
when Stewart singlet’, stole asecond
and third and scored when Haynes
threw to third uncovered. The /•|»s *
were held at the mercy of Register
in
all except one inning when their
put on
hits scored the two runs.
Haynes was freely hit from the
start.
Stewart was sent from the grounds
in
the ninth inning after an argu
AUTO OWNERS
ment with the umpire, who ^called
him out at second.
Call on us tor exact
AD U H I’O A K
duplicate of your
Sanford —
[ Stewart, 2b
btolcn spring,
j Chapman, e
• nd receive
Johnson, rf
•pringsat.
Crow, 3h
•diction
Walker, 2b & If
Hut L
'■Childs, rf
real.
Thompson, ss
Man ville, lb
Register, p
Watts, If
| •
37 G 14 27 10 I
Totals .
AB It II PO A K
Orlando
MNHilH) FLORIDA
4 0 0 10 0
Williams, If
! Leach. 2b
Schuyler, rf
Moore, rf
Dliunt. lb
>Martin, ss
j Stephens, 3b
j Denedict. c
Haynes, p
■*1
l'AGE FIVE
seventh i*ffning after Lakeland had Nance, c ...
.. 3 1 0 5 5 i
secured n one run margin. Ery wan Poland, rf
l 1 3 0 0
in fine form and held the Celery Feds Thinsht-r, 3b
8 1 0 •> 4 0
to two hits and no runs in the three Smith, 2h
3 0 •9 •1 «? 0
frames that he worked.
Morris, lb
4 0 0 14 0 0
Sanford —
AD R 11 PO A E Cohen, ss
3 1 3 C 1 1
Stewart, 2h
. 4 1 0 5 O t Hall, p .....
1 0 (1 0 O I
t
Chapman, c
5 0 1 8 3 (1 Ery, p.......
0 0 0 3 0
Johnson, rf
— — — — — —
... 5 1 •• 0 (1 Ii
Crow. 3li
T otal....
29 b 9 2) 17 4
0 1 1 1 u
i
Walker, If
4 t •> 1 0 0
Score hy innings:
Thompson, ss
1 •1 •» •1 3 0 Sanford
101 10” 000—5
«> II 1 0 0 0
Childs, rf
Lakeland
ooi ooj oo*—6
Rarnos, lit
4 0 3 7 1 0
Summary: Two base bits, Cohen;
Alexandria, p...
4 0 1 0 l 0 sacrifice bit-*. Crow, Childs, Wicker,
Totals . .. . 35 5 13 24 1 1 Smith. Hall: stolen liases, Stewart,
Johnson, Thfrasher; Cohen 2, Hall;
Lakeland —
AD It 11 PO A E double plays. Thrasher to Nance to
Diva, If.
. 3 1 1 0 0 1 Morris, Thompson to Stewart to
Wicker, cf
3 1 «» l 0 (1
(Continued on Page 8)
F e r tiliz e r
.
COTTON SEED MEAL
CASTOR POMACE
TANKAGE
ASHES
MONDAY H:30 M.
Ginghams Ju*t think, we have
. min'd a lot of indigi) Dine Ging
hams in check# and
plaids for this one
j lift
day special, a yard
A# a Starter—We want to call yot r
attention to that handsome piece of
“(iilt Edge” Taffeta Silk in black
only and full thirty six inches wide.
This is a gn at
~
value, specialffor tiiis
sale, a yard
$2.50
SII.K POPLINS
We were fortunate in being able to
secure a yard wide Silk Poplin the
quality this is in
black, white and all
leading colors, a vd
$1.39
TAFFETA IN COLORS
Taffeta Silks are in great demand
and we have a very special assortment
in the Chiffon effects the colors also
are just what you are
looking for and the
l
price. 30 inch widthI, ?j ’ mti • JL %J
$2 49
SATINS
Monday there* will he a sjiecial
showing of 30 Inch Satins in two tone
woven stripes, plaids, cheeks, etc—
the* late-st e'ffe*e'ts in
the latest Silks. Monelay, a yard.
$2.49
DRAPERIES
The time has arrived to
figure on draperies, and our
stock has also ai rived in
full force. See our beauti
ful satin cireets, also mad
ras weaves in these neat,
bright floral designs. Dark
Green Burlaps, also nice
line of cretonne^, yd 98c,
69c, 19c and
• & 0. MOTOR CO.
CHASE & COMPANY
Sanford, Florida
MONDtl 9:50 M.
Safely Pin Sail
-unla Mr in.
Hooks aril Eyes Sale 3 cards IOr
Special Pearl RuUmi Dargain
3 cards for
| o«Val l.ace ami Insertion 3 yds in.
Sa-r Hindoo# limit nbdU|nru«tom«r
MONDAY !l:.10 A. M.
While India Lawn—This is another scarce article to secure, for
this kind of bargain
price, white India
l.inon Lawn, a yd
15c
3G-IN. MERCERIZED POPLIN
%
A poplin of this width in the beautiful permanent finish ami splendid
quality of material something that everybody is looking for. We secured
a full line of colors: Rlnrk. white, navy. Copenhagen, Joffre
old rose, myrtle. Very pretty ami specially priced for this
sale, a yard
69c
TRENCH KHAKI
This popular style of cloth is in great demand at all times
and the special grade of “Trench" Khaki is a great value, a
yard
OOC
FALL ZEPHYR GINGHAMS
We are very fortunate in having such a splendid selection of “Tub
Proof” Zephyr Ginghams, 32 inches wide in just those cheeks and plaids
that are wanted in colors that blend with the season. Also a special line
of Imperial Chamhray 30 inches wide in the right colors, both
these numbers for this Monday bargain sale priced at only
Ion*'' ,|P''i,l"1;,mlb“ihloGOO
J )l VAI. IRON WORKS
Jackw.»n» illc. Fla.
........"‘no'"
,u,‘
‘ nV
I( unt
•>"
39c
I'L.lil Suiting This will be- a very
popular line- of suiting for this tiaisem,
ami I# ing a yard wide-, made in the
sirs- plaids that are wanted, with just
the- right cedor ble-nellugs, elein’t fail to se-ethese Monelay
SHEPHERD CHECKS
This style- suitii.g is always wuntcel
and ve-r.v hard to ge-t. We- were ableto see'ure- two pie-c.-S liitfiT C Ilt size
cheek*. 38 in. wielth. For f y r*
Mojulay as a special * /
emly, a yard
•
45c
POPLIN 10c
Meindav will find a special showing of Poplin, in all tlude-sired shades and e-oloring. See this special lot, for Monelay
a yard only
PROXIMITY COTTONADES
Peer the hoys, this will make* a great
pair e>f “we-arahle-’’ pants, in Indigo
lllue, in woven stri|H-s
n p*
This is a splendiel value gT linO
at emr price, a yel. only
40c
Ot TINGS! OUTINGS!
SILK ( REPE
30-in white Silk Crepe*, just the thing for that dainty
Underwear that ladies like-. We- have price-el the- Silk Cre-pea yard only
75c
Here ore nil the fascinating new stvle touches that make such n world ol
difference to the woman who knows how to dress.
You don t have to go to
Paris to get them.
39c
laMkw.
Momla) li;30
Si
Dimity Stripes another great
nick up. white stripe Dimity.
Special quality for
this Monday sale, a
yard
SuitingstorFal!
Our stock eif Outings have urriveel
in full force anil these- values are- not
matched in pink, blue, gray, also
che-e-ks. stripes ami plaiels
y
both light ami elark. On
Monday a yard eerily
LADIES’ GOWNS
Fall is fast approaching,
now is the time to lay in
your supply of Outing
Night Gowns, while our
stock is complete, also a
special lot of square neck
and V neck muslin Night
Gowns with long sleeves.
We have priced both these
lots specially for Monday’s
sale at, a garment
$1.98
iR E K fe iB IM G
C t - ly a
lighters; row
Gri iiuf nV'f''1 «bt>n promised.
Iki »|i.
Orsi, our farlli.
liftf
*“ * >,,u muncy and
'
LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREM ENTS OF
ALL KINDS OF MATERIAL—WE WILL SAVE
YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU
. — GOOD SERVICE —
Silks for Fall
IMourbpim3Breaks
hhy dock w o r k
.
The transportation company having been good to us dur! ing the past few days. Results! Our stock of Fall and
Winter goods are arriving right along and we are now
ready to supply your wants for the coming months, and
our prices on this “new,” “fresh,” “crisp” merchandise
“Spells S-a-v-i-n-g to the pocket book in merchandise of Quality.” See the many extra
special values we nave p^r^-espccally for Monday, September 29th.
Fall Seed
Catalogue
and ;i||
M a te r ia ls
SHOES! SHOES!
28 3 6 27 12 3
Totals
Score hy innings:
Sanford.
100 201 011-G
Orlando
000 200 100-3
Summary—Left on bases, Snnford
7. Orlando 5; two base hits. Thomp
son, Crow, Childs’, Walker, Register:
st< Ion bases, Stew art 3, Johnson 2,
Crow 2, Thompson; sacrifice hits,
Crow, .Denodirt; sacrifice tly, Chi pman; struck out hy Register 3, hy
Haynes 4; first base on halls, off
Register 3, ofT Haynes 1; double
plays Stephens to Leach to Hlount
time, 1:40; umpire, Dlackhurn; at
tendance 370.
It is a question now to se
cure a pair of shoes Jit a
right price. Monday we
have some special Shoe
values in good shoes, and \
a pail of shoes bought from
us means that you have
saved money.
|li.HPr *541
J5 r r 'ii,
M in
Vir. in*
I»I«,
►VM
751(fits
JU<*u«e *M J
2 5 <rnt*
>
Kklrt *5*4
2<lrrnu
Pictorial Review Patterns
bring 'lie Pi?i* f-isbions straight to you. The
O c t o b e r Patterns
•r* .-rw
on sale nnd are brimful of advance fashion information.
HATS FOR FALL
Our stock of Hat# will In- on hu!c
.Monday ami now is tin- time to :uvuro
your new Fall Hat and our prici-s
im-an a saving to you
t
—two special tinei { K 2 o 4 t 7
Monday, $3.G9 and
CAPS! CAPS!
Men's and Hoys' Caps, up to tlit*
minute styles in blue wrgt*, Cassiineres Twills, and ox- m -e C\P*
lord Cloths. Special
I
at 35c, 75c. 98c and V
Caldwell-Irwin
J
Lakeland Takes One
Lakeland, Sept. 23.—The High
landers took a dreaded fancy to the
"Shine and Emery” offerings of big
Alexandria, t In* Celery Fed’s hurlcr,
nnd emerged from n free hitting base
pilfering game, on the winning end
of n G to zscore. 11nil who stnrtcd
for the Highlanders wus ineffective
and gave way to "Dugs" Ery in the
a
i i V
u
i t
y
(INCORPORATED)
Corner Sanford Avenue
and Second Street
SANFO R D
F L O R ID A
t
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Till; SANFORD
JJAGE s ;v
h e ra ld
THESANFORDHERALD
At this time we cannot say with vestignte the fire fighting facilities of
any certainty what day the Daily the city of Sanford and to recom-J
\
Herald will appear as we are tied up mend to the city such improvements 1
It. J. HOLLY, Editor
on equipment for new machinery, and extensions as were necessary toj
M. HAYNES, Business Manager but ns soon as it can be installed the comply
with the franchise under X
which
the
Southern Utilities Com
daily
will
appear
as
we
do
not
want
Published Every Friday by
to start publishing; a paper of the pany is operating, and. whereas
kind that we think it will be until Solomon Norcross Company did
>■*
are as poor! as the days that have passed for SAVING. Turn
everything is ready. And meantime make a report on the conditions en
H unsem m oN i*iuq: in advancri
remember that we are getting ready isling and recommended improve
back on the “ What-might-have-beens” and make the coming days
ONK VKAW____ i________________ ___— »*-00
for
the Daily Herald and when it ap ments and extensions to be made [
aIX MONTHS_______________________1-00
‘*I -Wi 11-Save-Days. ’’ : :
Do it TODAY, not TOMORROW.
TIIRIEE MONTHS_______________________• pears it will b e > a daily paper in which Mr. C. I. Day, then general:
every sense of the ward for the As mumiger of the Southern Utilities!
Entered ~ &-»«o»J-l I w Malt Mailer Atifuil 22nd sociated
Press service guarantees Comprny agreed should ho made and!
iron, at Iba I'Mlofflf* >1 Hanford, t'torlda
l.'njrf A n of March 3rd, 1*79
gave assurances to the city of Snn-j
that.
CAPITAL $.’10,000.00
S U R P L U S §1.7,000,00
ford that these improvements and X
Trlrphona Na. I t * i
Office*: llrralj lluildlaf
extensions
would
bo
made
at
the
NO OFFICES FOR US
Vs -t
■"*ii:'
Just think of it! Twelve hundred
The editor of the Herald is im earliest possible date.
dollars for a sow bred in Marion portuned from time to time by bis
Whereas, gross and inexcusable I
u%
county by an Alachua county far friends to make the race for this of negligence in the maintenance of the
mer. The hog is now king in this fice or that office in city and county pumping station is evident, and
YOUReusffitss.
section and no farmer, no matter and while we appreciate the offers of whereas, only a stfiall portion of the}
n n D in »
SANPnnn
how small bis acreage, should fail to support of these good friends wish t o ! improvements and extensions o< u t-!
w
*
Uilt/| i Luaitf/t
II. R. STEVENS
i. M. HAND
R. R. PEAS.
C. D. COUCH
provide himself with at Inost one state that there is no office in city,
ornRnctl
in
Solomon
Norcross
(
ity
I’rxIJ.m
Vlr».|*M»<drl
Collier
All'l Caihi.c
pure-bred sow and boar. The day I'.niniv
„r state
Hint., that
ilmt would at the pany's
pany’s report, agreed to by Mr. IDay,
county or
of the "piney woods rooter'” has present time tem pt us to give up have been completed and no steps I
THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
g
passed, never to return, and only newspaper work and even devote a are being taken by the Southern
the purest bred stock should be per week to campaigning and if success Utilities Company to comply with
mitted on the farm.—Gainesville ful devote more time to an. office. this agreement; and whereas, this |
News.
*
At the present time the editor of the matter has been repeatedly called to)
Herald has his hands full getting their attention without effort, thereMrs. Voile Williams and one daugli-1
Notlre
ready and expects to have 'hem full I <>>’ making it appear their policy to
Fit HE STUFF—OLD STUFF
ter, Mrs. Edna Williams Butler: two! Mrs. George Dickenson w’ill nifs-t
Our wste paper basket was further during the winter months with „ | indefinitely delay this work, and, I
brothers, Messrs. Charlie anti lam -'th e teachers of t| ie Grammar School
advanced in its plethoric propor daily paper and we expect to let | whereas the city council of Sanford
nic Gaminuge of Americus, Ga.
Sntu^dn,.
s *<i ten. hast *i(!<*
tions this week by a voluminous! nut him; interfere with our bus!ness 1feel that this matter of improving
Funeral
r.ervices
were
held
at
tin
entrance,
f1„
a...
ng*j,jr<
f.,t
;iilie«
of
the
city
mass of stulT from the Adjutant’s of giv!- * 9* • . .1" * .:’ dally
home, conducted by Rev. Gao. Hy
Off In College
c!Hc« at Si. Augustine. We are now paper. "or ten y*»ur* • r more wc* 1must not he delayed further.
man. I). !>.. and the Order of EastUnite a party \f Florida girls left
getting reams of matter from 2ff have given our time. attention and | Therefore, lie It IL solved, that
rn Star, interment in l.akevicw last Monday for Maryville, r ■•
ditlerent sections of the government,1money iii wurki qi: f*»r illrti'V
• enter- the city of Sanford, Flu, do hereby
cemetery;
F. 1. Miller, funeral di sec. t i enter M i yvllle Collt
from 27 different section of the rail- , prises
‘ would 1.(1;* lie* . it> and notify t ’ Southern Utilities Com*;
rector.
officiating.
Beautiful ilcral
The Sanford girls, Misse- .\ \ ...
Mla *re nf 'H*r 1natty that unless they forthwith as- j
read (both sHos , from the i liter county Y-’c | |Vt*
•tributes
tf'stiii-d
to
esteem
and
love
Audi's,
Mary Howard and M ,
corporations, from state officers, from! 11me to these
arioi;:s enterprises j sure this body*in a satisfactory man
(Continued from I’age+i
(
iti
v^hi
'li
she
was
lieiil
by
the
l.»rg«
Howard
were jointi| by Mi-, u,r.
the drives of the different denomina till' w • . It l
ner.
that
they
will
within
thirty
days
• »* own otniness i
a'!
circle of friends whose sympathy nice .tone's of Barlow, Miss l.ucilr
M,. **• >i■• :r.$i th* war was, h ‘gin Hie «urrying out of the ehanges
tions and from some of the war rd rspir‘, odll
worker and since we went broke
re. ominerided do not even understand our lan goes out to the strir-tim family in Thorpe of DeLantl and the Mli
tri!"’ ,T(! I» !•■ Hvn
:ttd improvement;
Ridgeways of'Palatka.
once publishing this free stuff we, f,-r***t thereby. If Tejifter we
I by Solomon Norcross Company’s re- guage. * * * They know nothing their hour of lit rouvcmonl.
now take a fiendish delight in dip i i devote time and attention
I , irt attached hereto, and diligently of our theory of government. * * •
our deelj
ping it over into the wast. paper re- pap r ami our »wn I .isint
l i».*<>M,eut'* K.iid work to coiiclitsiiitt We must Vitalize
— ........
.N0.273S
UMSeeos
..
'
•
”
i
-U
it. s»-N
*•i **— is no
.-in!
ceptaele and watching it disappeur . Idle rondv at till
•: period •; • •c.t.t toa.i si.;
REPORT o f t i n : c o n d i t i o n OF Till:
The need j
below the *!d«s of *?.•* irtt'. • L..,., ••.. t.. >,oiii< lor i oe good ol the com I ntonll.s from date. mucIi further steps place on American so:l
whence none return to bother us. munity in this paper we must neg |will he taken by the city cottnei■j| , (( is not eoiifinetl to our alie'i born pop-1
'A.ui . . . . iking about the high cost of on .viien ii comes to taking our time fu'dy and inadequately protect the ulaPion. Many of our n.itivt horn |
ii- d<» not ;;n<brnl,«iiu the!
paper and the high cost of running | for tin* public as we have ii *r.e in it;.' rights and trier, tx in the i
At Snnforti in Hit* Slalt* oT Florida, at the ( lose of Business on
the government W> wniuil Use t<>! days ,p"ic i>j. Tin eddor of tin , p; mist •. even pi the . xtent, if found meai.it.g of our institutions und**rI
Sept. I Jilt, 1919
whisper into liic shell like ear of tii*-1j Herald is net now and wili not In 11 netesarv. of de.'lufing a forfeiture which they live, and are being tie-1
postmaster general that if lie r -ally 1candidate for any office within the of the francliisi of Sout hern I’ilBtic liberate!;.' misinformed regarding
t hem.
wants to save the government money I .. t o< tie people u» I'
U.i a t • ■'\>ir mi .
it k s o u it r i: s
he will stop all tills free tittiII guilt publishing a newspaper and we must
Our aim is to unite into m e tut- I - ■and Id loans . In
ii;
ojfit«
1319.: LM
lb It Further Resolved, that a
v.%c.
through the mails anti into the also decline to accept any positions copy of this resolution he sent to tin* tiovial campaign of iMiiirnttmi uponiu < ii*»n.i«
iv • • » **•- #’fr • lifl ti pv ' il ,pi
...
f.iro.oo
_S. I
• 1,1. f
. lOV.IOO.Oti
waste basket. Then 1are tons of this that would take up time this winter I G. White Management Corpora- ( the essential principles of our gov- U
I’1,'o'*1
- L H :! - : 1 •>r(ilin,r<lt/ Ir.il -Bt •Inn »
j * \»l!lUt r.»I («»r St tt<*
free stuff sent out by government while engage’, in editing a daily lion of New York City.
or othrr «!ci» »**r *i!l« piyaMr
V _
j eminent all who know tlteir meaning
I ■11 II.
lton«ii
anti
oftitlratc*
i»i in«f*titftliii i uwdhI mil unt>lr*lc I
It.
departments every day to news- paper.
| and are willing to aid in interpreting W f *s «'i n i ’•ri , iitn And Thrift Hum|M
ownra«
R. A. Newman,
ft’lVUJ
II* »!■• (nlhfcf tii41. 11. S. t»in I ph Ifi ’ i<» •»- •r•* p »•.ii irlngi ilfpa lt«
R.000.00 iSlV.T^Tan
papers and none of them will ever
| them. You understand how to in- S
Geo. D. Bishop,
<* ill !«•«othrr than II. S. I»«»nSa (nut Inrlilint* *•t«» ownri unpli*-■l«r«*«| .147.9)0.1*•
publish it not now for the war is
nut*« of rorp tratMuc fvoit*«| f'tr not Ir.t than os'll
llueiice the people of your com* (.*«• Ut«ral Tr :«t <intl
L. P. Hagan,
DO FINE H O G S PAY?
YKA14nor m*»r«*th%n TIIKKK YKAItS* tlnir . .
— .
V7
over ami they were burned once and
i
iminily.
We
urge,
therefore,
that
■
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Slt<k
«
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(
F
»
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l
r.il
llank
(*'»0p*r rent «»f «ti1»«cri(it«‘>n)
Special Committee,
A
few
weeks
ago
there
was
con
T.O
Valtjr
«
»
’
II
hkinjlloi*^
u*n»-l
am
i
unln
once is enough, thank you.
your
power
he
ircil
toYli**
fullest
■
xo.lK
M.Ol
Adopted
at council meeting Sept.
Kurniturv ant Fl'.tarr
siderable argument brought to hear
|.> •IH»
lt«*al K»tatr Own** i othrr than lUnkitii* 11•»a
tent,
in
the
organization
of
meetings
21th,
1919.
I
l.fiO
dIH
in this county about line h"gs flay
Ia^LiI Hr «r\ *Mil PpJtral lUvrvp lUik
H.Hi’l
for
Constitution
Day
and
of
classes
OUR PRESS SERVICE
Fa
hin
V
a
ill
a-nl
N
’rt
A
*nnunt»
llj«
fro
n
National
|lank«
F.
L.
Miller.
Pres’t.
ing. the opinion of many of the hog
»*1.V.7 7*
\*n*iunt« Har front IUnk«. lUnkr « an l Tra*t r*» iipanin other than Infor the study of our Constitution. Nrt rlii'lnl
The Herald has been fleeted to men being that if wild hogs were Attest:
It llrmi l’^. HI or II ........
We will try to furnish speakers if <’h«>-k« on other llink* the %a*n*city or t<>* i u» Ip poli t Italic u»th*r
membership in the Associated Press penned in fenced lots that they
F. P. Rine.s, Clerk.
tlianltt-ni Hii ............. .........................................
you
so desire, or will furnish litera Total of lum# I t. 11. i *». idani it
which means tiiat the Daily Herald could not he fed and fine lings would
. .j
On motion John Adams, seconded
Chvrki
on other hank* h»mtn| ivit«M* of pity nr t•»vn «f r»-|M.-tin* hank an.I
will carry the despatches of the As not pay. In fact there were state by L. P. Hagan and earned resolu ture which will he of value to your
other ca%li item*
...........
*
ipeakers. Please write us that you He lerp'lnn Fun I with IJ. S. Trraiurrr ail Ilit* fr»».n If. S. TVaiurrr 1...
sociated Press, the greatest news ments made that Florida would neve tion adopted.
wili
work. Let us know how many
gathering agency in the world anti see the day when fine hogs could he
T'»l »’
Council adjourned.
n n .v
of our Constitutional pamphlets you
certainly the most authentic.
It brought in here and raised at a prof
'
can use to advantage. The miscel
also means tiiat the Daily Herald it. That Florida would always have
I. I A B I I. I T I E S
laneous distribution of literature i »»:>|tal So,-k l'*t. I <
will give the readers the latest wire to depend upon the razor hacks and
uriiln ■Kj n I
3.4.IH»n
of tittle value, hut, if distributed ”nill*ll*'l
news fresh from the wires, the news the said razorhack would have to
I'niie*
j«;,77i».7i
•xrr.iil . tth'ii»-«. ovlf-rr-l nng
|iaH
with care, it can he made of great
7.111.77
of the entire world anti will he given roam at large to bring any prices.
It • rrxr I T n *• A••|.r I
,i.:,»ioi
value to the cause which is the cause AxmuJi't
to the readers of the Daily Herald
m n jy lie
I t a'! | il- ri \r -ar.-1
(Continued from page D
We
fully
agree
with
the
opinion
l
Irrula
i
■
*
N
'n
c<
llmtii'lni
►7.VI.OJ
of every American. We will furnish <*rri*'**l .'h***k.in*tinr
hours in advance of any other dail
1.02*1*3
that
razorbacks
that
never
coat
tin* pamphlets without charge. Our
<*h<ls i "(i i,a n I*ink 1. *. la . II
that comes to this city. In other
to.lin
Total nl ll*m* 3), SI. 31 .nil 31
jr.nviT
words you will have the best service their owners anything for.Veil did pay ton, W. A. Geteli, II. T. .McClellan, only object is the country’s good.
Indltftiliisl
llrfi
i
It.
Sabierl
*
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»
Ch-sk
.
.
.
.
I
tn.lM
•**
g.*.tii<; ••
(Vfill'itr* •* l**|*• it I'j **i I-,,l*i »*i it I lay. in tisf h i *f ir it i .(->' tnrsiwHl
that money can buy anti you will because if they brought any price at E. L. Hon.
Very sincerely yours,
8t«l*'. <"«inly •• otti-r \l in'.-lpil I» • it. S,--jr..| l.y I*.'••Icj <>/
.it
lhl« Hoik
I.IKI'I 9!
read the very latest press despatches all they would pay, since they never
Member State Board of Missions:
Sarah E. Guernsey,
Iti; it I
I
>
i»
nvk
un|iaM
cost
the
owners
anything,
not
even
each evening in your own daily pa
George Hyman.
President General, National Till lit I•■•nan I l> p.i il, i«ilho- tli.n l.a-ik ilrpi.ill) itj»»i»-t Ii It-o.-Vr.
ranging
on
the
owner’s
land
hut
run
t*m
«
II.
It,
34.37.
Is
an.|
|9
I U,|hJ.‘.H.
per that you could not get tintil the
. Society Daughters of the !*■•• I Solnr* IVp fil.i
Time and place of next meeting:
i nf Ti r,- I*p »,r•
next day in the papers that are sent ning at will and destroying more of Daytona. Monday after third Sun
American Revolution.
T..I ..f Tin. ikpniU. Sil.jncl I . Itrrrvr. Item. I I. It. an,| il
I .111.7
here from any distance. This r r- the farmer’s crop than they were day in September. 1920.
**J 'an 'It p nil armijnl
i
worth.
No
hog
that
is
allowed
to
roam
vire is recognized as the lie i
$91
I:
T'.Ul
The following resolution was in
In N e w ( J u a r i c r s
;
fit Id covering as it does every nook | over hundreds of acres of land wit li troduced by Rev. B. F. Green and
Mrs. Grace Earl Williams is greetmit
being
fed
at
all
could
hr
expect
and corner of the civilized world ui;d
enthusiastically adopted by the As i mg her new and old patrons at her ST*. »: OK Kl/miO v. . OUNTY OK SKMINOI.C: •*
it will make the Daily Herald what ed to get fat. No hogs of the razor- sociation:
I. II. K. Will r.NKIt. <'*'hii*r nf tin* almve'Pa'ni it l>ank. ilo nilrunty ivrar that the tin*'.
new quarters in the Clark building •t 'rmint
Ii trai* «i».he 'rif i f nv kmialn t«n an.I In'lli.r.
It. K. WIIITNKIt. .‘aihli*:
back
style
of
architecture
will
ever
we have guaranteed to give our read
.: iheillril an I -wnn In li'-fiifr inn thli
('<»:rr.'l—Att,**l:
opposite tl.e pnit uHce where she has
"lie
it
resolved
that
we
express
our
bring
a
high
market
price.
And
the
'Zilih .lay nf S-pt. fits
f. j. \|||trr
ers—A REAL DAILY PAPER.
II. Kvi l) i, lli rin-r. Nninry I*ililln
gil I’ulnam
truth «.f the statement a about fine thanks to the pastor, officers and opened new millinery parlors and is
\
Staf.
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K
ta
a)
lafZ
'-.
my
i-im
m
l«'l"n
nqilmi
N
'nv.
13,
V.rZi.
T,
|. Ilaakln.
hogs kept under fence and fed in the members of the First Baptist church having new goods arrive daily. Mrs.
lllfTrtor*
right manner Is easily seen when you (d Sanford for the generous hospital- Williams liu.l temporary quartern in
read tin* following despatch from Ity and welcome extended the Asso- the Hynes block with the Charles
Electric Co., but is now happy in*
Ocala regarding the sab of fine hogs cintion ’
the possession of a fine new store
last week:
room of hV choice and where tile
"The public sale of the big type
Dealli of Mrs. Murphy
many new erVtliotis in millinery and |
Poland China hogs at the farm of
Mrs. It. 7 Murphy died at her) notions ran In* displayed to the best j
M r./. C llerlong in Marion county, home on West First street on Friday !
jui.t .nth nf Mirmopy yerterdey, after a lingering illness of several advantage. Remember the place, I
marks a icw Pin in the ho,; ra .dug years. Mrs. Murphy came to San opposite the postolliee.
Saving may
seemed to you tile opposite of
industry of Florida and of the south. ford about eight years ago from her
/
Sanford, Florida
specding.
and
is of (ix.lith spending.
With the exception of several recen. old home in Wichita, Kansas and Death of Mrs. Calvin M. Williams
sales in Mississippi, the llerlong salt has been a resident of this city ever With the members of her family
But .really
Hlirinliiij goes liaiid-in-hand with
was the most itnp'ortant sale of lings since.She was a
member of the groupedabout the bedside, death j
ii.lilli n , f ho
ever held in the south. No othci Presbyterian chureh and during her came to Mrs. Lizzie Gammage Wil- j
sale of hogs in Florida has ever com hours of suffering never lost faith in liains, wife of C. M. Williams, at )
Saving in itself as the miser understands*it—the
pared with yesterday’s sale, when the power of the Redeemer and bore six o’elock this (Friday) morning,
mere hoarding of money for rnon y . >ak —is of no
pure blooded Poland Chinas sold to her cross with Christian fortitude, The deceased had been in failing
especial advantage to anyone.
the highest bidijer with an average looking after the welfare of her two health for several years, acute kid-i
(in the other hand, when people save iiili'lln/rnlly,
of $ 102 a head for sows and gilts hoys and attending to the duties of n».y trouble being the immediate
what they really do is to save for a chance to spend
and J197 for hoars. The top price* the household until failing health pause nf her death. Saturday she
for something more worth while later. In final anal
brought by* any animal at the sab* forced her to cease her labors.
became critically ill and had been
ysis. everything is spent hut the saver thinks before
was $1 ,200. This was the winning
Deceased leaves two sons, Rush | unconscious since ten o’clock Tueslie spends and so spends wisely. He gets more for his
hid of Messrs. Newton St Newton of iind Dan Murphy, both of them liv- day morning.
moiM-.v and a bigger return lor his work, lie has
New Albany, Miss., for Herlong's ing in this city and the sympathy of
Her daughter and brothers were
more money left for thoughtful spending in the
Long .lane, a sow farrowed Aug. 2N, their
many friends is extended to v!ired for on Monday, arriving here
future.
1017. The bred sows in he sale them in the hour of bereavement. Tuesday hut too late for eonseious
brought an uveruge of $4HI. Tito
Now, what ii really more worth while later? It
The funernl occurred from the res recognitlon.
| total of the sale wus $9,SB) for 2G
may he that, by Vhimulating hitherto foolishlyidence
Saturday,
Dr.
Brownlee
of
the
Mrs.
Williams
was
horn
in
Sump
hogs."
spent dimes and quarters, which give no real satisPresbyterian church officiating in ter county, Georgia and was fortyfaction, \ on will be aide to buy later a home, or have
terment being made in I.akeview seven years old. Spending the great
a wife, or provide for old age or for education, or a
cemetery.
er part of her life in Americus, Ga.,
start
in life for your children.
she
came
with
her
family
to
Sanford
\
Curd of Thanks
twelve
years
ago,
where
they
have
To the many friends who were so
All of these things and many others an* "worth
kind duiing the illness and death of since Tx.Uled.
more"
to the individual.
v*Vr*,*
“Ten 1
our dearly beloved mother wc wish
She
was
a
consistent
member
of
i
|4
,
•
to extend our heartfelt thunks.
War Savings Stamps help you to convert foolith
the Baptist church, the Order of the!
(Ccntinuud from Pago 1)
Rush and Daniel Murphy.
money into future irtV spending power.
Eastern Star and Woodmen Circle.
.
■ An llli
tinn required in the franchise, due
A conscientious Chilstian, a devoted
to antiquated fire hydrants n,"l
Tampa is' offering a big motion wife and mother, faithful ‘in ’friend
smull mains 65 per cent of which nre picture corporation forty acres of ship, Mrs. Williams wid
grently
if •
Sanford. Florida
I
Inch
and
smaller
in
size.
missed
in
the
circles
that
knew
and
land which are suitable for a studilo
I
Whereas, in IUIU the city employ and agreeing t»» sell »100,mm worth Suss'd her best.
You
■Bk '
ed Solomon Norcross Co., Consult- of
. . . ....
.........
stock
for it if the industry is loBesides her husband she haves a
Ing Engineers ol Atlanta, Gu., to in-'rated there.
devoted son and his wife, Mr.^and
THE DAYS TO COME
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
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CONSTITUTION
OF AMERICA!:
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
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SEMINOLE BAPTISTS
HOLD MEETING
FIRST
METHODIST
.
•
What is Wise Spending?
CHUB
Sunday, September 28th
Preaching 11:45 A. M.
Subject:
“A Modern Sunday
School”
Preaching 8:30 P. M.
IMPROVEMENT
Subject:
OF SANFORD’S
WATER WORKS
m-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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SEPTEMBER 26, 1919
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THE SANFORD HERALD
I)
PACE SEVEN
E. \V. Stiles and fnmily made
Hying trip to Miami and intermedi
ate points in their Buick car Tues
day, the 16th, leaving their daugh
ter, Elizabeth, who will attend
school there this winter. The party
The Daughters of Wesley will hold were guests of their daughter, Mrs.
M r, W. C. Satrher returned TuesMrs. D. D. Caldwell is home from their annual bazaar and a cooked C. 11. Mahon while in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Lewis
d v from points in the mountains of a visit to her old home at Tarhoro, f°°d sale Saturday, Nov. 22, 1919.
have
returned from Asheville where
N. C.
Place announced later.
5-lf
Georgia•
they have been spending the past
Sanford schools open next Monday
The Herald is in receipt of the fol- week. Mrs. Lewis has spent the
C>tiod road to Woodland Park
and the children are getting ready lowing most interesting announce- past two months in Michigan and
no**- Open Sundays only.
fi-llc
for the big event.
ment: Mr. and Mrs. George Me- Mr. Lewi* joined her at Asheville
A party of Sanford young people
Mrs. C. 1,. liritt and two children Gahagin announce the birth pf twin where they were tin* guests of Bat
attended the all eel dance at New
have returned from a trip to points hoys on Sept. 19, 1919, at 8;.'I0 a. m. tery Park Inn.
Smyrna last night.
Weight 9 'j and 10 pounds.
in Pennsylvania.
Miss Mamie Smith was the guest
If it's electrical we do it. llnrlcs
WANTED — OLD CLEAN
of
her brother, Mr. A. C. Smith on
G-ltc
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I).
L.
Thrasher
vis
Electric Co.
RAGS. ANY KIND EX
Wednesday
while enroute from New
ited
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Earnest
at
l-t
Hide a Dort you will like it
CEPT
OLD
SOCKS,
York to Orlando. Miss Smith lias
Wuuchula yesterday.
j ||. Osteen of Altamonte was in
COATS.
PANTS.
OR
been in active service in the Red
Mrs. C. J; Hollins n( Savannah,
BED SPREADS. AT THE
U." city Tuesday calling on his many
Cross , Nursing Corps during the
Ga., Is the guest of her daughter,
HERALD OFFICE.
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friends.
period of the war and returns now to
(Seals arranged for 100)
If it’s electrical we do it. Charles Mr*. C. II. Marshall.
Mrs. Litigir and family have sc resume nursing at the Orange Gen
Electric Co.
<*
Mrs. C. II.Marshall returned
oured rooms at the residence of Mrs. eral Hospital.
(’apt. O. W. Ross of the Gist Fni Jay 'from a pleasant visit spent R. L. Jones where they will spend
Dr. Lincoln llulley was in the city
1the winter Mr Linglc will come M< i d ty and Tuesday of this week
Division. N. Y., is a popular guest with relatives in Savannah.
Liter and take up his Sanford shaking hands witii ills many friends
of the Seminole.
If it’s electrical we do it. Charles i down later
G-ltc ! trade in the vegetable line.
E/.- Seal pint fruit jars at L P. Electric Co.
11 : L"» Sunday .Morning
and incidentally talking of his taruli-1
McCuller’s.
5C"ft
Ernest Gorinley is recovering from
Quart Mason fruit jars at L. P. dney for governor. Dr. llulley also
attended the meet in.; of the Sem-1
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»>..ar Nicholson of Geneva and an operation for adenoids performed McCuller’s.
fnole Baptist Association and tleliv- S TM
l*y
Drs.
Puleston
and
Stevens.
|lrc\urd county was in the city TuesMartin McDaniel left Sunday for
ereo
an address ut the Baptist |
d.i\ mi business.
\tr« I Chandler sf Macon, G.«., liunnell. where he will he employed
Temple
Tin'day night.
Hide a Dort. you will like it. l-t spent the week end with her sister, for it time in the Bunnell Times ofSergeant .1 Hodgson Ball, son pi {
H ui Forrest Lake and daughter, Mrs. John Schirard on Elm avenue. fice. Martin lias not quit Sanford
Mrs. Fox and
haliyof Dallas. lint expects to ronte hack and resum ■ Mr. ami Mrs J. it. Ball i f this iity
Maude have returned home from a
Texas are the guests of Mrs. Fox's his work in his printing ollice later Inis returned from Frat. .- after serv-j
«I.„M -lay at Jacksonville. . •
ing in the aviation corps ever since
iu-t received earlnad of Keystone parents, Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Cald on.
war wa* declared. He saw inueh ser
well.
6-2tc
lime . Iill Lumber
Mrs. C. E. Henry anti daughter, vin' hi t(;is and foreign lands and is
returned
.Miss
Cara
Milieu
has
( . Flowers lias purchased the from a delightful outing spent at Ruth have returned from a two glad to get hurl; to Florida and home
A relu m ed Soldier inleresletl in |)r.
GEO. IIY.M \N\ l>. I).
weeks’ stay at Daytona Ih-aolt.
at I’aula and will op1’.■al'*"*
folk', lie expects to resume his col
lym
an’s
subject
pays
for
ibis
ad.
point
i
in
Indian
Springs
and
other
(Chap.
If. S. A..
E. F.
Mrs. Henry has nmv recovered from
ITat«' it from this time Oil.
lege course retarded by tin- war.
Georgia.
a recent npemtion and is feeling
If if* • li-etrical we do it. Cltarlcs
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Diekius uud
better since her visit to tin beach.
Hide
a
Dort,
you
will
like
it.
G-lt
Un.
l-ir.
K
'•urn
’Arthur
tell Tuesday I
av.if
\l I '•organ was her
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Libby and i illuming for Miami where they will •
NOTICE
weely, and reports n good Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Garner are children and Mr Wakotield of Ce
Noti.-i
ir
i
,-reby given that the
make their future home. They will *
i t'.i- drug line in his territory, spending a few days at Daytona nt’va were in the cil v Tuesday. Mr. ,
under rug to a
('briit i-i”
...... . nanointed "d....
*ti*r#*
•
M
|
fill
H
I!
#
and M•*■ Libby ar. ftuiii Oskii'it, as tia\ •.in
v. ill tic
be tic
lu lit
Id at
alt tin- Woman's
eii eiri al we do it. Charles Beach.
miuistratrix of the estate of W. P.
iIi 4»ir store ruom *
1>r. James Holi-.nn lit' lust week Mulligan and will make their future li*o-1 \ i*
C o.
*'
ti-lte
Aio-rs, dei’i asi d. and all heirs at law,
Mr. and Mrs. Dirkins * Club, Oak avenue. hetw-">»
lor
Tulaue Ciiiversity at New Or home in Geneva, Mrs. Lihltv hi-teg ha.i been residents of Sanford for * T* ,»d and Fourth str. t-.
m nt d credit in and
'.! - ILittie Axley of Murphy,
•
leans where he will take a month's I the sister ef Mr* V. ik. :-ld
all | er.*t" s having el,ii ms or demands
many years and their friends hate to * on Sunday, morning at 11
• . and Mr*. N.idlle Thompson of course in southern fevers and 'he ln-[
nclnck.
I S-t f
against Miid estate wdl pre cut them
Lieut. Kenneth Murrell is home se. them leave but wish them pros
V.
Pari.. ai^’ the guest* of Mr*.
llueuza.
to tin- u-.ii -r-igtn-il, duly nuthentifor a few days’ furlough and expects perity in their new home.
It;;iy Hi.it*.
’*'i v
fi*n tfm*1 pro■
hy
There’s
a
man
at
the
curb
tol
to lie mustered out in a few weeks.
Con pli-te stock Diamond tires
Harry Flowers is home for a few
law,
er
the
rum?
will
lie
forever
serve
you.
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Kenneth
has
been
in
the
service
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igl.t Tire Co
days Irom (lie navy and visiting his
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith and since war was declared and won his parents, Mr. and, Mrs. (’. L. Flowers
M and Mrs. Ernest Krupp left
City Registration
Tlii? Sept. Gth, 19!'i.
M it.day night for a delightful itin- dnugl.tcN. Juanita and guests, the spurs in the Motor Transport Corps, on Celery avenue. Harry is one of
Notice
is hereby gi\ >n that the
(’ORA LEE AKERS,
lie saw service in many parts of tin- (irst boys to join the naval re
Misses
Hammond
are
spending
a
few
, run n| Canada. Now York and the
city clerk of Sanford will mien on
•tr
Sanford, Fla.
days in Jacksonville, the guests nl France.
serves when war was declared and Sept. 23rd, 1919, and keep open for
Ka*ti-rn • tales.
relatives.
Mrs. It. .1. Starling and daughter, mis been serving on the Kittering for a period of seven days, until Sept.
IJlIO-l
<mmm-nring Saturday evening
Mrs
S.
O.
Shinholser
and
children
Mrs.
Bart
Peterson
returned
today
some
time
going
to
and
from
the
Leon's'
Auto
Transfer,
29th,
1919,
the
registration
hooks
of
All trains
M,-* Carrie Gray will serve sand*
v • i-. home ma^c pies, etc., until are home again after having spent from a stay at Jamestown, New West Indies in the marine service, the city of Sanford, at his ollice in met. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes.
tiie past two months pleasantly at York and Chautauqua where they lb- lias had,enough and wants to get the city hall, between the hours of 9
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In <i clin k every evening.
6-ltc
Daytona Beach.
have
been
absent
for
several
months.
back
home
where
the
celery
is
get
a.
m.
and
4
p.
m.
on
said
days,
for
Waiter and Hawkins Connelly and
Ls»ii) oil Gec*e
1). B. On the way home they visited rela ting green.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
| the purpose of giving opportunity to
Alfred Hohson are among the San
The
fol’.i-Cng
composition on
line
baby
boy
tives
in
Jacksonville.
the voters of the city to register and
ford tioys attending the Georgia Mil- Hodges, Sept. 24th, a
geese
was
written,
ncco-ding to Cnplie will be
weighing
9
1
j
pounds
Mass
Meeting
Monday
Night
become qualified to vote at the spec
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Watson anti
i: . Academy this year.
per's
\\
iv
J.
,
by
a
i h n S !m y In St,
cnllcd D. B. Jr.
ial election to lie held October 7th,
Miss Katherine Wilkie have returned
1'i-t received carload of Keystone
At the request of many citizens 1919.I
Louis.
The ladies of. the Presbyterian from a visit to Mrs. Watson’s pnr- the city council has decided to call a
lime
Hill Lumber Co.
G-2tr
“ Geese is a heavy set bird with a
»
F. P. RINKS,
church will hold an annual bazaar t-nts, Mr. and Mrs. Keelor in New mass meeting of the citizens of San
head
o:i one side and a tail on the
Mi.-- Gertie Speer was the popular Dec.-5 and fi, ut T. J. Miller's fur
3-5tc
City Clerk.
Jersey. Mrs. Watson and Miss Wil ford Monday night at the Court
other. Ili« feet are set so far hack of
gue-t of M s. J. N. Robson for sev
niture store. .
G-ltc
kie have been absent for two months House nt eight o'clock. The meet
ids running gear that they nearly'
eral days last week returning to
and Mr. Watson went up sexeral ing is called to discuss the new charMrs.
Ben
Monroe,
who
has
been
miss his body. Some geese is gan
Notice
Oakland on Friday*.
the guest of her parents, Mr. and weeks ago to purchase goods and
Notice is hereby given that a spec ders and has a curl in their tail.
, t-r and bring out the facts regarding
Ride a Dort, you will like it.
l-t Mrs. Cowan on Sanford Heights for j also to make a short visit
ial meeting of the stockholders of Ganders don’t lay or set. They just
Mr- George It. Dickenson return- several weeks has returned to her
I the same. Since very few people
Sanford Hotel Construction Com eat, loaf and go swimming. If I hud
Among
the
many
visitors
attend
id Monday from Montreal and Ashe attractive new home on Celery ave-1 ing tin* Seminole llaptist Conven- 1huve read the new exurter und there
pany, ino., will In- held in the Com-! •'» he a geese I would rather he a
ville, N.
and will he located with nue.
lien hi-re this week was Rev. Chas. f has been much discussion on the puny’s ollice*, Sanford, Florida, on l gander, Geese do not give milk, hut
Mr* J. N. Wnitncr this winter.
Musson’s swimming pool is now^u Winner, formerly of Lake Helen, streets the public meeting should tlie Gilt day of October, 1919, at 8 give egg*. But fur me, give me libItorts for everybody.’ Ilrynn Auto open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, | wj,„ j,ua ju^t returned from France
o'clock p. m., for tin* purpose of eon-!crty or give me death.'
Co.
-I-tf* Saturdays and Sundays in the after-, wp,.re |l(. served eighteen months settle tin- controversy and the char- sidering and acting upon a proposi
Mr*. K. L. Marshall has returned noon.
GO-tf | w|t|, t|„, y . M. C. A. Rev. Winner ter will hr explained to those who tion to negotiate a loan, to determine |
to lie: mime in Illinois after a stay
Mrs. B. \\. Herndon accompanied wa* in the Chateau Thierry d r i v e , have various ideas regarding the amount of same, nature of security ]
"( *• *•ra I weeks in Sanford. While her young daughter. Miss Norma t o : and in many other battles, lining in same
to lie given, and to authorize tlie
I' - • i- was tin- guest of Mrs. J. N. Gainesville on Sunday where the I the front line with the hoys and | «___
Board of Director* t.» arrange the!
ioooio
T N C U ST
i. «!»?*« n.
loan, and to authorize and empower
j latter -will attend college.
Mrs. jniade a line record.
OJfOfi’
NOTICE
the proper olllcers of the corporation!
Pint Mason fruit jurs nt L. P. Herndon will remain with her a
The Ladies Guild of the Kpisropa
to execute on behalf of the corpora-,
Mi Culler’s.
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month.
church expect to hold a bazaar and I Chapter 7803, Acts xf 1919, pro
SEALED TINS ONLY
tion
such evidences of indebtedness I
vide*
that
all
persons
who
registered
Wanted—Two messenger hoys.
Fall Millinery Showing
fair for three afternoons and nights
AT YOUR GROCERS
us
may
he
decided
upon,
and
t
o
(
Lund wages and opportunity to
First fall showing trimmed models of Dec. 2nd, 3rd and 4th in the automobiles carrying live person* or
less, in 1918, and paid more than transact such other business i-h may I
learn tine profession, with chance for now fin display at Quality Simp.
Parish House.
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I
live dollar* for the full year, or two properly comebeforc the inciting.
rapid advancement. Position guarMAXWELL HOUSE
3-tfc
. (}- W. Spencer willretire from the (1()„ ars nm| „f|y
for
haIf
By order of the president.
aniei d io graduates. Apply Western
Hon. Forrest Lake and daughter, management of the Depot Lunch ) yQar ahnl,
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in
II. C. l)tilloset
COFFEE
I’nimi Pclegraph Co.
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Maude and Mr. ami Mrs. R. J. Room* the first of the month as «ha* j wxrt.aII ,,f th(. amount*,stated, which
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Secretary.
Huy Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. Holly and daughter, Mildred attend Union News Co. has purchased tin
sums are now available for payment.
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ed the lltth fry of the New Smyrna lease of all the lunch stands on the
The law authorizing tin* money
Mr* W l>. Gillen and attractive Auto Club yesterday afternoon and A. C. L. system.
to he refunded require* that demand
•on. Hilly have returned from enjoyed a great occasion.
Miss Carter is at the French Shop In- made to the Comptroller within
WHEN YOU THINK OF CAN tu welcome her many friends and one year from June 9th, 1919, ac
Carolina and Indiana where
have lii cn spending the last I)Y’ TH INK OF THE KANDY customers. She will lie glad to help companied by sntisfut'i*y proof that
weeks.
KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR you select your fall millinery. 3-1 tc tin- person applying i* entitled to it.
IN
IT WE HAVE IT.
STAR
Dr D. (’. Ward, Osteopath is in
NOTE: THIS REFERS ONLY
THEATRE
BUILDING.
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i <>n Monday, Wednesday
TO REGISTRATIONS FOR 1918:
Miss Fannie Reha Munson is
Fr ayof'each week. 68-tf
TO CARS CARRYING FIVE PER
SONS OR LESS. WHERE MORE
'-1* iii’il Mrs. Archie Belts, Mrs. spending a few days at Haines ( i’.y,
I'll AN $5.00 FOR THE FULL
1 Marlowe and Mrs. F. E. the guest o.' her sister. Mrs. Tihiiais.
Miss
Fannie
will
return
in
a
few
days
I
YEAR
OR MORE THAN $2.50
•mitlut spent WcUntsday in Or| FOR THE HALF YEAR WAS
to Jacksonville.
PAID.
J. D. Marlowe of Liberty county,
BLANKS MAY BE HAD FROM
Georgia is in the city the guest of
&
I’lli: COUNTY TAX COLLEC
Ids son, I). C. Marlowe. Ho was
TORS OR FROM
heco several years ago and notes
ERNEST AMOS, Comptroller,
many changes' in the city since his
Commcncini! Sunday, Scpl.
Tallahassee,
Florida.
last visit.
21st, (he Seminole Hotel will
Fire
6-11
c
We make the grade ol our banking service our
Just received carload of Keystone
put on a special Sunday
lime. Hill Lumber Co.
G-2lc
pride.
Automobile
Mrs. L. M. Leinhart ad little j Dinner for $1.00.
In fact our Service is subordinate to only one
daughter left Tluftaday for their
Theft
IT
IS
THIIE
thing—your
Safety in dealing with us.
home in South Carolina ufter spend-j
(Table I)’ Hole)
ing several weeks with Mrs. Lein-i
Liability
By Service, we menn the correct, willing, obliging
Jesus Christ said :
hurt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
handling of your every banking transaction.
Shepard on Elm avenue.
Collision
Verily, verily, I say
I
S
By Safety, we mean th at tlcgAie of care which abso
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns and
lutely
safeguards
not only your funds hut your every deal at
Bonds .
unto
you,
He
that
heartwo charming daughters, Mis# Dor
this Bank.
During (he week days they
othy and Mis* Margaret/ of Terre
eth my word, and believHuute, Ind., passed through San
will screen Merchants Lunch
Safety and Service may lie yours here.
•
ford
Friday
enroute
to
Geneva
to
Represent 20 Leading Companies
eth him that sent me,
for 75c.
visit their sister. Mrs. C. A. Rauler"riling Every Branch
son.
Utile Happening*
Mention of
Mstte'* In Brief
Personal Items
of Interest
Inland A bou t
The City <£
Summary of the
Floating Smalt
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Renders
Friends of Mrs. Hurry Heeren will
bo pleased to Narn that her operation
in Haltimore was successful and is
now convalescent, expecting to leave
for Somerset, Pa., next week on a
visit to relatives.
Playing the -Big G a^ e”
By
GEORGE HYMAN
at the
Baptist Temple
SUNDAY
Sept. 2Sl!i, 8:30 P. M.
“Wlial About A World King”
me Sunday School ex
pects 309 present
on Sunday
S B ! DINNER
INSURANCE
hath
B. W. Herndon
110 WEST FIRST STREET
Mrs. Maude Uhilmon has opened
ii hemstitching department in the
French Shop, Bishop JHock, this
city, ami this will he good news to
the ladies of Sanford who heretofore
have had to go out of town for thi«
work.
eternal
life,
and
comet.h not into judg
SEMINOLE HOTEL
ment, hut hath passed
»
i
out of death into
life.
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P*GE EIGHT
H
i »11
BRYAN AUTO
(i W H E R E
S
V
S E R V IC E IS C E R T A IN "
Firestone Tires and
Free Service
McLar Batteries and
Battery Service
Ow n a Dort, You Will Like It!.
i
s* IS
SEPTEMBER 26. 1919
Only bona-fide Sunday school pu
pils allowed to play.
Go to the Sunday school of your
choice next Sunday.
Hill Hardwawe Co.
SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL
STANDS FOR
Fnrull) Meeting
The High School Faculty will
meet Saturday morning at 10:30
a. m.. High School building.
School Opening
School will open Monffny morning,
9:30 n in., Sept. 29, 1919. Patrons
and friends are cordilly invited and
urged to h« present. Students in
tending to tnke entrance examina
tions are hereby notified that they
will begin immediately after the
opening exercises.
Football Practice
Monday afternoon. 4:00 p. in., the
S. II. S. football hoys will hold their
initial practice.
SERVICE, QUALITY, AND PRICE
Sanford
Sole Agents for
Clark’s Cutaway and Leveling Harrows
Full Line of Planet Jrs.’ and McWhorter Fer
tilizer Distributors.
H ill H a r d w a r e C o .
High Srhool Anticipates
Prosperous Tear
On the strength of an able faculty
and a large student body the pros
pects of a successful school year are
very positive. It is a conservative
estin r e that predicts a conr.idern'dy
larger student' body this term than
TIIOM \S O. HAKr.lt. |*h. I».
ever was in attendance at the San
Analytical ami Cantulllnf ChrmUl • !'rofr*«l<»nat of Natural Srlrrtrr
llmrtltu«, llollln* College*, Klorlda
ford High School. This is nothing
,
.
I'rltalr l.ahoraton of llnl.’lna College
E
J
more
than
should
bp
expected:
Sanwhile Watts who went to tin* tiring
Tp mpa
.•If. I.O. I harlra
Winfer |*ark. Ila., No*, Sih. I*91H
Sanforrl.
Ila.,
2
:
f,,rd
:;
a
|.mgr<*s*ivc
city
and
is
growline foi the red.-*, had the . .si tor- at Morris, s*
Orar Sir:
0 ing by leaps and bounds. We live
his inercv m«-«i «f the
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Ln.Mntte, 2h
I lia««• romplrlnl rarrful rhrmlral an.tU«uLif ihr •ample of water that
I'fuU'i me rnrly Iawt *rrk. an«tl liitv oLlalnetl the following rcaulta:
0
in the best part of Florida and our
Tam*»n dre'*- t;'"t I,lend in the Felix, p
«'lrar « litj )Inr
Oar), per mltllun
Bnnville: Last on halls, Hall 1. Alt— third ' hen Johnson was un and got 'Moorelield, e
t state is tin best in the Union.
Itr.rMiin
\ruffal I,.1.1 .ulM*
Vt'l pul. ppf lullfliut
I
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ainiriit 3; left on liases. Sanford G. hit b\ \i alts. Purchaii lollowed lor Brow n, if
lire
VnninnU
O
J
pail,
prr
iiillllon
ll.rilnr..
2J.P1
pnll. ppf mlMlun
The High School Faculty9 is comAlliumlnutU VmmanU
Tr.re Mltalr.
......
. . Tiarp
Lakeland 1; lot l>y pit cited balls, by .
Barher.
rf
; ingle i: to ,Igot. advancing
u I posed of the following: f . S. Ogilvie,
llir
ati.rnrr
prarllratl)
«
.f
frp..
an
I
alitumlnulil
nminnnla
In
il.l.
nali r anil
Ery, Childs: hits nil. Mali 11 in ti: j j((l> *n
II. irf) .mall amount of rhlorlnr Inillratr. It. nrrllrnt guallly for huu.rhol.j
Morris «•» rafe on a Parchell, ef
0 principal: Mrs. R. ('. Maxwell, Mrs.
p u r p o .r .. In .iiillllo n In Ihr ...... I quntil» r h . r a f l r r l . i l i . of .apt rlor h i o - . lioij
Erv 2 in .1; struck out, Hall 2: Ery ; •aider’s cInner while Johnston v :h lohnson, lh
B|.lno. G. Leonardy, NJiss Pauline
nnlrr, ll p o . > p , . l a l fraturr. of nurh i .Iiip, r.prclalli Iho.c of rirrll.nl
Alexandria 2. Wild pltchc. Alex- thrown not at third. Then La.Mott Alverez, 3h
natural a<ration anil |.MW ilr.rpn of harilnr...
1 Gordon. Miss Sara Muriel, Miss Ida,
flip li.rli rloloflral an.!, .|». rraullln. In an aipragr total rounl. In four
anrdin: time of game, 2:t>5. umpire i..t safe and plueed Pan in 11 on tji
Gray, Miss Marian Clark.
It is
•ampin, of thp Halrr, of 3 banrrla prr rpnl.: ami In nnilln^ no rulon. or othrr
Lauzon: attendance 1107: u inning
harmrol
Ti.tnls
-*«—
-i. I «iix was safe on a field*
earnestly desired that these teachers
anal;.I.. liartrrla. full; runflrm It. ^oo.l .|ualil> imiiratril h) tin r i n ’Mii'ir
pitcher, Hall.
•r's I'hiMie, while Morris was run
rereive the hearty ei-opernti'in of J
Sanford
" • •"•*»
*■)’*' . h i t o l h r r r, j i n n , that I h j i p a n a l ) r r i l , I h a i r
............. -op, ,lor In _ll Jo„.J qoallll-, to Ihlt of Ihr •M'ldci Walrr,”
each patron of this *-Imol. h this,
uo\ i I,'tv.een third ad home. Ln- Stewart, 2I>
Vour. irrj rp»prrIfeVr.
♦Score Tied With Tampa
motle was eaiu'ht nil n.i the *:!!..s n . v i i . i p i n . i i .
co- operation is given we shall’ have
si<nr.t rifos. ii. ii \ ki ;u
Bait, ended a \erv slow m • *
ore of tin- BEST in the state. The I
..
V TRU^rcTTnR for the Johnson, cf
V • '.i. .... ouione r* and local)* \t ed Smokt r<
true1 r« nave ihe best interest of the!
<’row :tl.
nesday after they had gone for the
Sanford »i <*r« d in tin ■:.'Cth whet Walker. If
students and srhool at heart, ami !
flint half of the seventh. This half Jr.I tisoll .'tr.iin d a m i -,,»!i sei .iliil Th.
i ki i e n n m : ii i. w
III I'Vlth AV
SIM IIIIII. »I.OIIIIIA
this i> not asking anything hut what
was discarded and left the *e«,r«* ! to ' - i V . . .l i m e d In.I W a l a e r tot a long. t hilds. ri
is morally right.
1 at tlu end o( the sixth
)W ine into left ';rd 'oh !»'**• I'*'!: . But
The outlook for the year is a '
Thompson
and Register. P
1
Parehtll stood for the Smokers romping aeross
bright one, the war having been won j
and heaved a classy article of hall llanviile went out eliding the .wore
for the game.
Totals
it; it ti
and the "Flo" possibilities being less I
•1 8 0 0 .
STILL DOING BUSINESS
1011)
Tu mpa
All 1C II PO A K
‘ Note: Only two men out in San dangerous. The general unrest earn
Rrt5.il ordrr*. and ixiuftrd cuiicmrri who have uird our fertilizer
*
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Morris, 3h
3 0
1 1 0 ford half of the third.
year after year, who always gladly recommend cur goods lo their
ed by the anxieties of the war have
neighbors are our ben advermement f Our prices not always dte
La Mot to, ss
3 0 1 1 u 0
Line score:
subsided, and the advantages of an
lowest, but when QUALITY is considered, never too high Write
Felix, lb
3 0 0 1 0 0 Tampa
*
200 10 3
for latest price bus. cr send order and yo»i will be ireatej right
education have recently been im
3 0 0 3 1 0 Sanford
Moorelii ld, e
FEKTILIZEHS, INSECTICIDES, SPRAYERS, POULTRY SU PT U ES
205 lx 11
3 0 1 l 0 0
Brown. If
pressed upon our men especially.
O . P A IN T E D F E R T IL IZ E D CO.
.In c k ssu n r fllr . F lo r id *
Five innings by agreement ac
•I 0 I 1 0 (1
Barber, rf
May
this
year
bring
a
greit
mic
.
ess
Why you should use
Hernandez, rf
3 0 II 0 0 0 i count rain early j.fternoon.
Cardui, the woman’s
J. E. SPURLING, Local z\gent.
for the Sanford High School.
Sanford, Floricla
1 0 0 1 •» (1 Summary: Left on bases. Tampa
Johnuton, 2n
tonic, lor your troubles,
•
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have been shown in
I’arrbell, p
1 1 3 3 II 2. Sanford 5. Two base hits, Felix.
thousands cf letters from
Morris. Moorelield. Stewart, Chap
actual users ot this medi
man.
Home runs, Parchell, Childs.
Tot
ala
6
0
23
IS
1
1
cine, who speak from
First
base
on halls, of Felix 7, Reg
personal experience. If
Sanford
ZB R II PO A K
the results obtained by
ister
0.
Struck
ojt by Felix 0, Reg0 0 0 1 0 0
Stewart. 2b
other women tor______ty
so many
ter
:i.
Sacrifice
hits, Lumotte. Stol
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carS have been so unf0 0 7 1 0
B. Chapman, c
en
liases,
Stewart
.1. Chapman 2,
I
mly eooc
^ood, why not
Johnson, rf
1 1 0 0 "
Rive Cardiff a trial?'
Crow.
Thompson.
Wild
pitch,
Fe
rial"
Crow, .‘th
3 0 0 >1 4 Ol
0 *1 •1 0 0 lix. Passed halls, Chapman, .\IooreWalker.
If
3
Take
fudd.
Batter hit. Chapman and
Thompson.
3 0 1 •1 •1 0
Johnson
by Felix. Time of game
Bnnville, Hi
3 0 0 3 0 ■0
1:00.
Empire,
Baird. Attendance
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II II I II (1
Childs, rf
I
N
O
.
Scorer.
Muities.
Ruin at 4:10 i
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Watts, p
(1 1 II 1 <1
p. in. (Same started at 5:00, 5 in
*X
nings by agreement.
Totals
20 l 5 Is Ii 0
Score by innings:
Baptists Ileal Methodists
Mrs. Mary J. Irvin, ol
001 000 -1
Tampa
The
Baptists turned the tables on
Cullen,'s.Va., wrilest
..... 001 I
Sanford
the Methodists in a good game. Fol
"About II years afjo, I
Summary: Left on bases. Tampa 2
lowing is the box score:
suffered untold misery
Sanford 5; two base hit. Brown:
with temale trouble, bc::rAB It II PO A R
first b a s e on halls, oil Parchell J; Baptist
InR-down pains, head
1 1 1 1 1 1
struck out. by Parchell 2. by Watts Wlieeless. ss
ache, numbness . . . I
3 3 1 3 Ii 0
I: sacrifice hit. Chapman: stolen Biggers. 2b
■i 1 1 II *l 0
would ro tor three weeks
a?
liases, Stewart. Johnson 2, Thompson R. Kelley, p
0
0
It
almost bent double . . .
5
3
3
0 * 0 *v
A.
Kelly.
If
Wnlker: butter hit. Johnston: double
.»
II
My husband went to Dr.
1
11
3
l
Steele,
lb
plays. Watts to Thompson ,o Crow |
------- tor Cardui . . .
4 1 3 i 1 0
to Stewart; Crow to Fhupman to Kendnll.x. e
Alter taking about two
Michael,
cf
II 1 1 0 0
.1
Thompson to Chapman: time ol
bot’.lcs 1 began going
3 1 1 3 1 II
game, 1:110; umpire, llaird; attend Whiddon, :M>
around and when I took
Robbins,
rf
3 l 1 1 II 0
ance, 17|.
three bottles I could do
3 II ti 0 I 0
•Claus, p
all my work.” '
E-80
33 •) 13 •>7 2
Totals
Sanford Takes Another v
Al» It II I’O A K
Tampa v. Sanford • at Sunfurd, Methodist
f# 1 3 4 1 0
Mel.liras.
s.»
Sept. 25th, U'l'J.
1 4 n II
Hutchinson. 2 > 4
3 13 4 1
• 5
Smith, r
Ill I MI— B1TTI T~ I
fTTF A Allan, p
5 0 •» II 3 II
5 it 1 ll ll 1
Cobh. II. 3b
EARCH th e w h o le m ark et o f m otor c a n . you will find no
1 1 0 1 1 (1
Tillis. rf
m ore sa tisfy in g closed Par of t!:e coupe or victoria type th an
,
5 i 1 1 It II
It. Cobh. If
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th
e new series C handler cou p e. Closed or op en , a s you m ay
0 .1
Move, lh
4 1 1
desire or th e w eath er d icta te , it is clean a.i J cozy and luxuriously
Mason, rl
4 0 1 1) 0 II
_
com fortab le in all sea so n s. U pholstered in finest q u a lity silkTot als
41 s 13 1!«i !!• 5
p lu sh and wi t h dul l silver fin ish fittin g s designed in th e b est of
Claus relieved Kelly beginning of
sty le, there is d istin c tiv e ch aracter in this car.
I lifth.
! Only one man out when winning
'fh e C handler co u p e se a ts four la perfect; com fort, or three
run Hrored.
w h en th e au xiliary ch air is n o t in u se.
*
Line up:
C handler closed cars, b ecau se t hey so clearly express th e very
I Methodist
201 :IU0 002 M
j Baptist
100 122 102 9
b est of th e c o a c h -m a k e r’s art and skill and because they are so
Summary: Left on liuses. Methodfairly priced, will he over-sold th ro u g h o u t th e Fall Season.
list G, Baptist G; two base hits, Mc•
| Lucas, Smith, lluleninson, II. Cobh,
Dcxplte fbe largest production in the history of the Chandler Company,
the demand far the new series coupe « ill t|uicklv consume the production for
i Whiddon; first base on halls otT
w e e k s tticonic. Your early order will boa safeguard against disappointment.
| Kelly 1, Claus 1, Allen 4; struck out
| by Kelly 2, Claus I, Allan 10; hits
SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES
| apportioned. Kelly 7 in 4, Claus G
in 6; sacrifice hits, Tillis, Biggers:
Srvrn l\,,,r n ( r r ln u n ,if Car, J/79S
F»ur-P(Ut*n[rt Jttdtltlrr, t l ' ? 3 s
stolen liases, McLucas, Smith, R.
Four‘/%inrnfrr Di'fuurh fer, SIT'S
| Cobb, Mason, Biggers 4. Steele, Ken
S n -rn -1‘tu r n fr r S rJ jn , S 2 !*5
h*m r-F aiifti((r C»upt, S ’»9i
l.im nui in , . SJ19i
dall; passed
halls,
Kendall 3,
Ait #**•#• / •- k Ctn^lsmJ
j Smith I; hatter hit, Whiddon; time
of game, 2:00.Umpires, Drayton
and Lane Scorer, Mnines.
Cars Washed and D elivered--W e Will Call
WIGHT TIRE CO., Seminole Bank zVnnex
Series
for and Deliver Your Car.
Club—
Won Lou Pet.
Methodist
1
1.500
CH A N DLER M O TOR CAR C O M PA N Y , CLEVELAND, OHI O
Baptist
1
1.500
PHONE NO. 41 — REMEMBER THE NO. 41
Two weeksfrom now the tie will
be played off.
First Street and Sanford Ave.
Phone 66
.
rv.
THE 8 ANPOKH HERALD
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5m m * w !
ELDER SPRINGS WATER
BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK
) o ii
T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor
*17?, t>:
Reasons!
C HANDL E R
SIX
Famous For its Marvelous M otor
CARDU
The V/oman’s Tonic
,
m.
A Truly Charming
This Nezv Chandler Coupe
S
City Garage
“SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS”
Hood—Goodyear and Fisk
Tires and Tubes
REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS
F ORDS A S P E C I A L TY
f
MOBILOILS andGASOLINE
j/
ACCESSORIES
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THE SANFORD HERALD
S E P T E M B E R 2 6 , 1918
PAGE NINE
ful opportunity’ to serve is now offer
ed to our men of affairs.
Naturally the most important ofA N N O U N C E M E N T
niled at the coming primary in June
1020 is that of Governor. Who shnll
T WO. Reductions \n 1919
In* the Democratic nominee for this
high office? Several gentlemen are
Have you our latest Price List? It will interest you.
already in the field, nnd doubtless
all of these are men who nre sincere
Ideal Fertilizers now give better value for the money than any commodity
ly anxious to further the interests of
bought by the grower either for faim operations or for household use.
law, order and progress, in every
possible way. Still alter the most
Quality Maintained
searching investigation into the litnc?3 of earh one of the candidates
Write us at once regarding your fall requirements.
Shall we send our now
searching investigation into the fit
Vegetable Rook?
ness of each one of the candidates
for Governor of Florida, it is appar
ent that the claims of Lincoln Hillley fairly entitle him to the distinc
.
/
Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers.
.
.
.
Dealers In Spray Pumps and Insecticides
tion of being the man best i|tinlified
%
Jacksonville.
Florida.
R.
C.
.Maxwell,
Mgr.,
Sanford llrunrh
to serve the people of Ids state as
their leader during the critical re
construction days of the coming
gubernatorial miadrcnnium.
Consider a few of the salient facts
in the life of this unusually gifted
p r : o f tin* enterprise
man. lie was horn in a Home in sive spirit shown by nnd progrestin Yowcll
which plain living and high thinking store.
was tile rule, and has nevej gotten
The Yowcll Co. are featuring their
out of touch with the common
Ladies'
Heady to Wear depurtmmt
people, who indeed have always
this
season
and they have a wonder
heard him gladly. Accustomed in
Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes.
ful
display
of
all th»* latest styles in
early life to daily toil with all of its
suits, X'tiris ami el >:tk» right up
deprivations, lie soon reached the I coat
I , it. •«.{•...»
I,''
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Safety Deposit Boxes.
conclusion that the one necessity • - ..................... .. .«.!(• I i G a
filling
a
long
felt
want
in the eit
which confronted him was the im; erative need of a broad and liberal
Ar t h ’ir Yowell when qpe ‘tinned
Prompt Delivery
Box 81, Lakeland, Florida
education. At bis own expense this | abo'i t hi* larg • and elegant display
was obtained after years of effort i of r. •adv to wear said that 'f the
and tiie imprimatur of Harvard ami lailii * could not find what they
J . II. T I (.I. I S , P r o p r i e t o r
the University of Chicago was placed want cil . at hi* store till* se:Non it
upon him in the form of highly cov ! could not b,> found and this assereted and deservedly earned scholas ( lion goei* for every depart iniAnt of
tic degrees of the highest order.
11hi;* large e*t abii*h"ient.
Fruit nnd V eg ttab lc C rates
lie then entered upon the work of : y .Well & Go. will also d n their
t he Christian ministry, and later i P art ia tiie trading at linin'* move*
From L'v aL
’**
ton his shoulders the burden t»• ' •*• • * t;i7iie; Ti!"T.il «o't*'i* in the
Wholesale Prices
of a College professorship, in both of Mail;v H. t aid and letting the p • m b '
which spheres of usefulness lie nt- id t In* ••nfiiv :<»('tioT) of tii • slate
W r it s fa r I ' l i w U a t
lained a marked and immediate suc know. whati the Sanford store hat to
You
cess. In his college work his chief
inte-est vere I!' lory anti Political
Palatial, Florida
Science, in both of which he is a
N.
Four Driven by Ford Motors
veritable muster. If a Inowlcdg, of
the
pst in our national life is of spec i The Ford Motor Company ha'*
n liu* in Peoples* Rank Buildiiij'.
Sanford, FI
just received min ini advice from th”
ial value in presenting a proper per
;
spective of the needs and duties of Navy Department that it was four
the present hour, then Lincoln Hul- I Ford Liberty Motors—all built in
the Ford Motor Company's shops at
ley is without a peer among tin* eiti) torily adjusted if wc are to exscupe 7.ons of this state in bis ability to | Detroit, which furnished the power
I tire perils of revolution anil advance act wisely and serve well.
that drove the NC Four to victory
lie bus spent many years in Flor hi its recent record breaking llight
(Jet some GOLD MKDAI. H a a rle m Oil
No oTirana of t h e h u m a n body are ao
m p o r ta n t to h e a lth ami ton g life a s tlio C apsules nl once. T hey n r e an old, tried
ida, as the distinguished president of across the Atlantic from Trepassey,
If there ever was a time since the i Stetson University: 'loves the slate Newfoundland to Plymouth, Eng kidneys. XVhen th e y alow up nmt c o m p r e p a r a tio n used nit o v er th e world fo r
tb.nightftil American knows
m e n ce to la g In t h e i r duties, look out!
Constitutional
Convention <>f May and evqryone in it, from Pensacola
Kind out w h a t th e tro u b le Is—w ith o u t Centuries. T h e y c o n tain only o ld -fa sh
I. well that today problems of the
land,
a
distance
of
4,000
miles.
They
dniay.
W h e n e v e r you feel n erv o u s, ioned, s o o th i n g oils com bined with
1787, when the nation needed in to Key West, has frankly announced
weak, dlsxy, duffer fro m sleeplessness. n tr e n g th -K tv iu g and r y ste in -c le n n s lm r
r. , serious import confront tlm
were
regular
stock
motors
built
dur-1
or have pains In the back—wake up herbs, w o lf k n o w n an d used by phyell><,,ple of the United States. Many telligent, unselfish, patriotic leader I that he is connected with no politi
anct. Y«ur kidneys need help. These clnns in th n ir dally p rac tice , GOLD
part of the Ford at
ship, that time is today. The age is c a l clique or faction, and that Ills |
, *H’ " i,r as
o r e s l c n s to w a r n you t h a t y o u r k i d MKI'AL l l s a r l e i n Oil C apsule* a r e im
• •iiiomie. social and political qtienneys are n o t p e r f o r m in g th e ir f u n c ported d ir e c t from thn la b o r a to r ie s In
- have thrust themselves upon indeed clamorous for men, men of one object in offering himself as n Liberty Motor production.
tio n s proporly. T h ey art* only h alf Holland. T h e y a r e c o n v e n ie n t to take,
g ihulr w o rk nnd nre a l lo w in g Ini- nnd " III c i t h e r give p r o m p t relief o r
Upon his arrival in Lisbon, Portu* ( pd uo in
u- • ihe aftermath of tlue war and clear vision, of trained minds, of candidate for governor is his lifer itie s to a c c u m u la t e an d bo c o n v e r t y o u r m oney w ill be re fu n d e d . Ask fo r
lofty
and
unselfish
ideals,
men
who
deep
desire
to
give
Florida
an
abso
ed Into uric acid and o ttie r poisons, tlmm nl a n y d r u g sto re, b u t be sure to
h a \ demanded from us our most
neither fear nor court the exponents; lutely fair, independent and pro gal, Lieutenant Commander Read w h ich aro c a u s i n g you d is t r e s s and will g e t t no o r ig in a l im p o rte d GOLD
it.lelbgent and patriotic consider!)e s tr o y you u n le s s th e y a re d rtv o n HlJDAl. b ran d . Accept no :*-ibrtltute«.
of greed and radicalism, men who i gressive administration. Who could | said, "The engines functioned per* dfrom
In sealed p ac k a g e * T h re e s u e s
y our syetam .
i "ti
Not f'ncc the futeful issues of
‘The engines functioned per- I
tl,< Civil War have we been so will meet four square the tremendous , nccomplijth so desirable a result
-■•r. i;. pressed as a nation. The ssues of our time, and willgive them better than he? A trained thinker, foctly all the way from America to
selves with all their mental and mor a keen student of the past, a rifted Portugal."
And American NnvnU
Trculy of I’eaee, The League of N'aal power, wholly and unreservedly orator, a member of the liar of
i t • the railroad problem, the race
Officers
who
thoroughly inspected |
•pe-'imn, the relations of capital to the service of our beloved eoun- Florida, incorruptible in both pri the NC Four upon its arrival at |
vate ami public life, experienced in
and labor, the high cost of living, try.
We
have
heard
much,
but
alas,
administrative affairs, a born leader Plymouth, England, stated that the
•xmoniie radicalism;
these and
"tlier matters of grave concern now have still seen too little of ri'o i among men, Lincoln Ilulley is able big seaplane was in even better conWhen the ! („ j.jvt! the people of Florida such an i dition than when it left America.
eonfroiit us and must he sntisfuc- Scholar in Politics."
drums of war first sounded, in the administration ’ns would make hit
fateful days of 1914, the Univor- term of office tiie m o s t m e m o r a b l e
versities of England and France, un in our annals.
stintedly and with a glorious aban
don, gave of their very life Idood to
V Happy Reunion in Geneva
Sanford People Should Not Delay
the forces marked out for both po
Sunday evening was a happy homo
If \ >ur kidneys are inllametS,
Don’t stand around nnd do nothing litical anil military leadership. And for Mr. and Mrs. W. A. White.imb
l.tke a fire it will soon he beyond con- how grandly this was paralleled ir. and family and Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
our own land after the entrance of Dooley and family of Geneva, the
X"it will get the alarm in time—
United States into the war! I occasion being the return of their
Harkuche, or dizziness or disorder?; of the
The
co-operation
of the Colleges' sons. Sergt. 1st Class Donald Dooley
,k,e urine.
•bs-d the warning.
and Universities of the country was Whltconib and Corp. Paul Drown
5 1
;•.
Ciive your kidneys a rest by living immediately sought byethe govern Dooley from service overseas. Ser
...... carefully.
twenty1 •• Doan’s Kidney i ills to help stamp ment as a means of discovering and ! geant Whitcomb served
developing leadership in nil fields of seven months with Uncle Sam,
the cause.
I’rolit by a Sanford woman’s expert- research and activity, and nobly, twentv-four bcyig spent in service in
rfn*i*.
loyally and whole henrteilly did our
Mr- Geo. Smith, Rou|e A, says: “ It institutions of learning rise to meet France and Germany He was with
tlit? famous 2nd Eng. Corp. Dooley
_ >c\erai years ago that I used Doitn’s
’. b e y I‘ills for backache and other the unprecedented demands upon served twenty-three months, twenty
•yuiptoms of kidney trouble.
They them. As one of tile choicest gifts months in France with the transpor
give me great relief and helped me in of tiie American College to the cause tation brunch of the supply service,
v« r; way. Other members of mv fain*
1 have taken Doan’s Kidney Pills with of civilization, Woodrow Wilson has most of the time stationed at
wonderful results, too. I am glad to taken his place among the Immor Gievres. Doth hoys returned in ex
tals. and diy his highly trained in cellent health and are happy indeed
v • this endorsement."
I’-n e i’ll,-, at ab dealer.*. Don’t simjdv tellect, his thorough knowledge of to be home. A happy family are the
for a kidney remedy—«et Doan’s
K dri.-v Pills the same that Mrs. Smith history, politics and economics, bis Whitcombs and Dooleys.
AMELS are the most refreshing, satisfying cigarette ycu
'■‘■I FViter-Miiburn Co., Mfr*'.. Huf pure, undiluted Americanism and
ever smoked! Hut all your cigarette desires in a bunch,
C a m e I* a re to ld e v e r y
Ins pussiiyi for democracy litis won j •
I
N . Y.
Fall Showing Great Success $
then
buy some Camels, give them every tnste-test and know
w
h
e
re
in
tcie
n
lifica
lly
bis right to net ns chief spokesman j The Full Showing of Indies’ ready
a r a le d / tnckni !«•» o f 2 0
for
your
own satisfaction that in quality, flavor, smoothin tiie parliament of man, and as tiie to wear and the newest things in the
ci/laretlen o r fen p a c k body
and
in many other delightful ways Camels are in a
prophet of that glorious day wh 'll I dry goods line at Yowcll’s last Fri
a
( 2 0 0 cig a re tte *)
class
by
themselves!
in a H la a tin e -p a p a rtiie war drums shall beat no longer day and Saturday was one of the
c o v e r e d carton.
IV*
Camels ure an expert blend of choice Turkish and choice
and the battle llags shall he forever hits of the season. Business houses
s f r o n g / y recon\n ten d
Domestic
tobnccqs. You’il not only prefer this blend tocithcr
furled. The "Scholar in Politics" generally have dodged the regular
t h in c a r t o n f o r th e
kind of tobacco smoked straight, but you’ll appreciate tho
h o m e o r office a u p p ly
has done his Work well and h as, fall openings this season on account
o r w h e n y o u t ra v a il
remarkable full-bodied-mildness and smooth, refreshing
again shown the wisdom of pludng j of tin1 irregularities of the markets
flavor it provides! Camels nre a cigarette revelation!
only men of courage, ability n r d !| a m i the difficulties in getting goods
R. J. RfynoMl TobircoCo.
WinilonS»l*m, N. C.
training at the head of our numerous j, on time hut Yowell. & Co. of this
Camels win you in so many new ways! They not only
governmental agencies.
p e rm it y o u to smoke liberally' w ithout tirinfi y o u r
; city have no fears for the present or
18c a package
taste but leave no unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or un
The state of Florida us well as the the future in business and the Fill
pleasant
cigaretty odor I
United States, has also many and showing was just a sample of what
'
this
enterprising
firm
expects
to
weighty matters of public concern
Compare Camels with any cigarette
which demand the attention of every ! bring to Sanford shoppers this senin the world at any price!
Y o u 'll
citizen. Do wc realize the wonder I son. The Yowell store is one of the
prefer Camel quality to premiums,
ful advance our state is making? finest in this section and the new bal
coupons or gifts!
Tire Troubles Vanish
when the tires are brought here for Have wc stopped to consider the cony where the Ready To Wear
treatment. Whether it he the small* pressing need for the readjustment goods are on display in the latest
,st puncture or a big rut or tear our and reform of many of our state improved cabinets was a bower of
vulcanising will make the tire all laws? Do * we know that the per beauty. In fact the entire store was
r‘k’ht and good as new. We mak' centage of the growth of population decorated for the occasion and the
useless tires useful. If you have on is greater today in Florida than in beautiful new patterns in dress
that is out of commission bring it her any other stnte east of the Missis goods and tho many articles so dear
und have us put it back into active sippi river? Arc we aware of the to the feminine eye were most tempt
wonderful future which awaits us as ingly displayed under the skillful
service.
u state, if wc construct wisely nnd hands of Mr. Harvard who is an
well, our social, political and e»o- adept in this line. The largo store
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS nomir
foundations? The eyes of the never looked prettier and the ladies
PHONE 17
entire nation nre turned toward our who attended the opening Friday
an 3rd St.
Sanford. Florida fuir Land of Florida, and u wonder- and Saturday were loud in their
LOWER PRICES FOR FERTILIZERS,
I have opened a. meat
market at 402 Sanford
Avenue and will carry
a full line of Florida
and Western meats at
all times.
\
WILSON & T00M ER FERTILIZER COMPANY
Will be glad to have the
orders of the meat buy
ers of the city. Best of
meats and service and
prices a l w a y s right.
Florida Safe & Lock
Prompt Delivery - Phone 105
PURE FOOD MARKET
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Know
What
That
Me
W. A. Merryda7 Company
W. J. THIGPEN, Agent
LINCOLNHOLLEY FOR
(iOYERNOR OF FLORIDA
THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE
A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald
will Rent Your House For You
ANSWER THE ALARM
C
------------
�TOR SANPORD HERALD
SEPTEMBER 26,
•t*ovr n i n r d . p»rtlr« or t-Hhrr o( th»m . at
Letter From J. \V. O. Singletary
bilra, i|rvi»»r» l . f i t m , t r a n t r n or o t h t r »U», and - '1 other unknown |>»r»«n« claim*
Key West, Sept. 21.
In} any Intrrrat In and to the aald land* In*
Dear Hro. Holly:
volvrd In la id ••lit. et al
In Clrcnlt C o m l of t h - S p s vnlh Juitlria
Order ol Constructiv e Service.
We have passed through the hur
C mcuIi of Florida. Sem inole Count*.
To all unknown parties claiming Interest
Id Ch nrctr.
by, through o.* under William Jtkln«nn Dan- ricane safely and with no injury. It
C. I* Randall, Com plainant (
l<l, l.u ther C. IVrtrr, The I'orfamouth Tru*t
k Cuaran tee Co.. Alice C. Itlll. Ilavld «.«•<• was Homo storm but I think I have
William Atkinson Daniel, l.uther C. Porter. Daniel, and A. D. Starldrd. *• heir*. davUaoa, been through worse. While it is true
The Portsmou th T 8 o t A tiuarantee C o ,, grantees, legate, t air otherwise, or a n y nr
Aliev C. Hilt, David l.ev D anM . A. ,t>. either of t h e n anil all un known t>»raon«*. that there was considerable loss of
Marblnt. and all u n k n o n n person* c l a i m corporation* or association* claiming an
ing any Interest by through or under *the Intctesl In the (ollov.lng described lands property and many houses injured
above named parties or either of them , a* situate in Seml.u-le County, Florida, to-wits and blown to pieces, many of them
hifr*, devises*, grantee*. Iigatres or o t h e r l.ots I to 3S inclusive ties* l.ot* 4 and ft)
wise, and all other unknown rerson* rlalm* \V. A. .ti D. I,. Daniel's Subdivision of the were old and cheaply constructed
Inc any interest In and to said lands Involved 8 K U of Sec 10. T w p 31 A . Ilangc 3'J »:.
and not braced as they should have
in
*ald suit, et al.
1.10 acre* more or less.
Defendant*.
Many small crafts anti some
You and each of y o u are hereby ordered to beet).
Order of Constructive Service
to* and appear before our said Clrruit Court
T o the defendant*:
W illiam •* Atkinson at the Court lluusa In Sanford. Florida, on. large ones were severely damaged or
D an iel, l.u thtr C. Porter. The Portsmouth th* 3rd day of N'ov. A. D. I Pit*. then and ruined in the harbor, sunk, capsized,
Tru»t A O uaranltre Co., Alice C. Illll, there to make answrr to the bill of complaint
etc.
Ilavld l.ee Daniel and A. D. Starldrd:
herein .tiled against youl
It appearing from the sworn bill of enm It i* further ordered that this notice be
The terrible stories nublishcd in
taint herein riled, t b i t >uur place of real- published once a week fn» t ~ . l s e weeks In
o<rr I* un kn ow n, and that you are over the Vsnfuiil iieraltl, a newspaper published some daily papers were ridiculous.
in Seminole County, Florida.
( h e age of 31 year*:
! t !• therefore Orderrd that you and raeh *- Witness my hand and »eal of said Circuit For instance, it was stated that there
of you do appear before our said Circuit Court, this tho 7th day of Aug. 1919.
were six hundred in the "bread line"
Court at the Court House In Sanford. Florida
(Stall
E. A. D O C U I.A SS
on the 6th day of l.ctover, A. D. 1919. t h i n
Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co. v la. in Key West, while tho fact is there
an d there In make answer to the bill of E. 11 llouahotdrr
c o m p !tln t filed herein again*! you.
Solicitor
6S-13tc lias been no bread line, anti lias been
no need of one, so far as I have
It I* further ordered that this order be
published in tho Sanford Herald, a newspaper Notice of Application or Ta* D e e d t'nder heard ami I am in tin* renter of the
.Nrrtlnn
H
nf
Chapter
O
M
,
l.aw*
of
Flor
published In Seminole C o u n ty , F it., oner a
ida
e
we»k forsclgh t e o n i r e u t i v e wreVr.
•Sutler la hereby given that F. W. T h i g city and surely would have known it.
Witness my hand nr.d teal of said Circuit pen. purchaser of Ta« Certllleate S o . 108, 1 cannot see why some towns scent
Court this the 7th duy of August D*19.
dated the 3rd day of July, A. D. 19 1ft. has
ISeal I
K. A. DOIHJI.ASS. filed (aid certificate in m y ultlce, and has to wish to "knock" our Island City.
Clerk of Circuit Court Sem inole Ch., Fla. made application for ta* d u d In issue In
Let them knock they cannot down
E. F. Ilousholdrr.
accordance with law.
Said rrrtlliratn e m
Solicitor.
61-9ti*
braces the following dearrlbrd property sit Key West. . It is moving on'just the
uated In Seminole county, Florida, to-wit:
New structures are already
l.ot 38, Itobinson's Su rvey of an Add to name.
ln the Clrcu I Court of the S e s e n l h Judicial Sanford.
aaid land being Assessed »t being started where old ones were de
Circuit of Florida. S e m in o le County. In the date ofThe
the Issuance of aurh certificate
Chancer*.
in the name of W. J. Thigpen, t'nless said
J. F*. l.alng. joined by J. E. I.ting. her h u s certificate shall be redeemed according to molished and in n very short time!
band.
*
law ta* deed will Issue thereon on the 30th the signs of destruction will lie shown !
Complainant*
d a y of September. A. D. 1919.
by tIn* appearance of the many mag- '
v*.
w itn e ss my official signature and seal
Wm . 0 . Andenried. It. II. Ilamsey. (Jen. It. this the 38th day of August. A. D. 1919.
niticent trees that were wrecked.
• M orion, individually and as truster. Cal(•call
E. A. D O U G I.A S S ,
vin A. I'oags. Anna C. Woodbrldge, Indi
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fia.
I nm in the best of health, have it
vidually and as trustee, Albert ti. Eaves
2-Ste
Ity V. M. Douglass, D. P .
and lllrhie Woodbrldge, and all unknown
good permanent job with the U. S.
person* claiming Interest, by through or un*
il»r an y of the above named defendant*, In Circuit (nuM , S e v e n th Judicial Circuit navy yard anti am all O. K. and ex- i
either as heir*, devisee*, gran'.es t. legatee*
Srm lnolc County, I’lorl«la. In Chancery
pert to stay in Key West as lone or ]
or otherwise, and all un known p* rsonc claim
Mary M. Secord, v l d n v ,
i n g Interest by, through or under Jss«le C.
Uncle Sam l«i» me hold tlown the j
Complainant
M urphey and J. Richmond M urphey. her
husbanu, now dcreass d. as hrlrs, devisees,
^uirt T H U job and I am able to do so.
legatee*, or otherwise, and all oth»e
. *o
Mnknown heir* nf and al! un known in r*
I am glad to know of the prosper
persons ela le-i-g
interest in and to said All**»n*
claiming intrrrst under K. S. and r!. J
property Invlnvcd In said suit.
ity
of Sanford in all lines. It will
While,
Mr*.
C.
W.
Jacock*
and
all
unknown
Defendant*.
ofia claiming Intercut undrr C
W.
Order of Constructive Service
Jacock* and all unknown parties claim continue to grow, so will Key West,
T o all unknown parties claiming interest
ing an interest in and to Lota 2. >
1 . I. 5, for when all the island is full it can
l>y, through or und-r Wm. ti. \nd «n r ln l.
A and T, 111or k 2. IL J. White'* .Subdivi
It. H. Ram sey, Oco. It. Morton, Individually sion
a« recorded in plat bool; N o 2, Seminole will he enlarged as Sanford's lake
and »« trustee. Calvin A. Pnage, Albert <1 Cou nty
Record*. Drfmdant*.
front was.
Caver. Richie Wonrlbridgi and Jr*sie C,‘. 1
O llD B Il
Murphey and J. Richm ond M urphey. her
If you can rend this anti there )
T o all unknown hrir* of, and nil unknown
husband, as heir*, devisers, grantees, legatees
or otherwise or any nr either of them , anil all Per*on* claiming Inter**! und r L S. A: L. J. any of it worth mentioning in the
un known persons, c**rp*>rali*>n« or associa White. and to all unknown n*r*on* claiming
tion*. claiming an interest tn tho following Interest under C. W. Jaco«ks* and all un* Herald you ran pick it out anti men
dearrlbrd property situate in Seminole Coun known partir* claiming .an lnter**t in and to
Just tell Snnford folks Key :t short time iin>
& 7 . Illock 2. K. J. White*; tion it.
t y , Florida, to wit: Itegin at interse-Mon of Lota 2. I. •* 5.
F.aat U n a of M ellonville A v e ., with south Subdivision a* recorded In Plat llonk No 2, West is O. K.
With best wishes for n.vliiirusvii lii'enuii' they wouldn’t
line of See. 30. run North along Mellon*life Seminole C ou nty Itrcurd*.
Ave., 163 yards, Fiast at right angles |63 ,
You and «ach of you arc hr rehvnrdrr»«| l.lif* growth of Santord and the pros "turn over." tin* munufmturfr said.
yard*. South at right angfi-s | 6J \ar,U. t*» appear to the
t r
M
n
perity of its population and with
West 162 ; ards. .Tee. 30 Twp. 19 S. Rang.- filed a^ainat
"What tin* women insisted on." he
un
iiuta day foi N
3 i f:.
rmtirf, t h e u m r bring th» third «»f N’.jvem* kindest personal regards I am
declared "was not a k o . x ! s h o e , '.ut a
.
s*a** *« ™iT a r t i of you are heftby nrderi I brf IPI9,
Yours fraternally.
t o be and appear ’
.r «a<d 1 •
s h o e fur win.a they could onv *12 a
It U further ordrr«.»i that thi* notU# be
Court at the Court Rouse n Sanford. FIs on PUbli«hc I once each Week for twelve w e r k i
J.
W.
O.
Singletary.
l»nir."
* •
the 3rd d ay of Nov. \ D. 1919. then an.I in the Sanfi>r«l llerald, a newapip er pub*
there to make answer to ti.- 4.1*1 of r..mpla:nt !i»hid in Semlnottf bou nty. Flan la.
herein tiled against you.
Witneaa my hantl and ofTLial *rai «»f the
It is further order.d that tni. notice br |
C’nril ftf Thanks
u l d Circuit C urt thla the ^t.h day of A u g
published once a we-k !or twelv.
Paleitlne’s Gait Mountain.
ust.
mu
the Sanford Herald, a newspaper, published
Wu wish to thank our many
(Svah
I!.
A.
D
O
U
G
L
A
S
S
In Sem inole County, Florida.
Palestine
u remarkablo
» mi., Circuit Court*
friends and neighbor fhr their kind salt mountainpossesses
Witness my hard and seal of sal I Circuit Schtlle Maine*.
situated
al
the south end
Court, this the 7th day of August 1919.
.Solicitor for Complainant.
C i - l J t c . ness dvring the illness and death of of the Dead sea. The length of the
(Seal *
E \ DO DO I.ASS
Clerk of Cirrult Court Sem inole ( ’-• . Fla.
our darling baby, and for the beau ridge is six miles, with nn nverngo
E. F. Housholder
NOTICK
SollcRer.
61- tot.wldtli of tliree-quurters of a mile, and
N'tt«*« i* I.l/ cby given that (ho undrr- tiful dural offerings.
«lf0rd ha* br* n mppuir.trd a*lmir.i*tratnx » f
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Chandler the height Is not far from C00 feet.
(he t «la(e of W. I*. Aktr*, d r rtifrd* ar.d all
and sister, Miss Mit tie Wi11- There are plnccs t.'here the overlying
I 'M O C L A M % T H » S
h«ir* al law-, legate*-*. d«M««** and crrdilora
W b m a i : C b a p ttr M ( l f \***
f I91!L an d all p«r»«»r* having »laiin* or tStmarid*
earthy deposits are many feet In thick
again*!
»*'d
«*tat«
will
present
them
to
the
Law* of Florida. • nulled **.\n act to aliollih
ness, l.ut tin* innss of the mountain
th e prr««*nt municipal governm ent
the undrrtignrd* «lu1\ authenticated, within the
r lt y of Sanfi^rd, county «*f Semin* b'. *(a*.*' of time prescribed by law. or the »amr wilt be
Is composed of solid rock salt, some
Florida. an«l t •• nrganife Inrorpcrate and iar« w r burr* d.
of wlils-li Is «s clear u« crystal.
Thla Sept. Mh. 1919.
e*tabll«h a city government for t h - «ame
r o l l A LP.i: A K K IIS .
and t o prraerlbi in # Jurladlftlon. power* i n d
f*?tr
S i n f j r d , I la.
I vrc U o b i of •*»«! a u n l H p a l l t y / ip p r o v i 1
Women Would Not lluy Shoes at
J u n e 7th, 1919, provide*, among other
thing* that " T h e provDlnn* of thi* act *hall Notice of Application for Tav l l c r d Under
lo $N.
b e c o m e •(Trctive and thall br in full fore*
Ssrcdon H of I hapt~r l.*»MV Law* of Moran d rtJrft on. from and after the rW«t TureIda
Wusltinglon,
Sejit.
— Chairman
•lay after the hr*( M onday In January.
Notice i* ‘h» r*by given that K. (». Hodge*,
NYi*.. of tin* House com
1920; provided that tbr «arnr ahall br ap r u n ha tr of Ta* ( crt.ttrate No. 2J0, dat«-l E»eh
p r ove d an«l ratitltd by u
rote of thr Kit d l | of Jur.r, A. (I, 1917, f:a* filed
on interstate ami foreign
t h e qualitlrd electcr* of the cit> ul Sanford, raid c« rtitle a to in n v utflcc, an«l ha» made mittee,
v o t in g at an election to be held for that application f«*r t.iv *!*«*! to iviue in accord- commerce,
in stating that tin*
pu rp ote on October 7th, 1919, ami it »• anc« with law. Said ccrtltlcat*- • mbrarr* thr
hereby made the du ty of the city council of (••Mowing d»*:rih* i! nritprrty *ittiatr*| In Srm- solution of tin* high living costs and
Sanford to provide for and hold *sich elec Innb* county, Floritia, t**-wi( NV l j of N K ' i
unrest over tin* country was in more
tion on the date named. Salt! council *hall of N W 1, of N \ \ *4 Irta S 2 acre*'. Sec.
g i v e thirty da>* notice of aticb election and Tp 20 Ns, It. .11 Last. 1 Acre*.
work and less spending, cited a con
• ball provide (or and pa> all c * t * of holding
The said land bring a**e*acd at thr date
t h e u m r anil of the preparation of thi* of the l o u i n c t of ruch ccrtiticatr in thr name versation with a shoe manufacturer
charter, not to varied One lfunur«<( ||(10.(»0> of J i m n
lahlfy,
Unlraa • at*1 f t f t l l l f i t t
Dollar*. Mjch election *hall be hi Id In con • hall br rr«l*rn.rd according t*i law tav diecl ns nn illustration.
form ity with la* t ar.d ordinance* n«»» In will irrue thereon on the I Ith day of Octo
The mnnufneturtT told him th at
force relating to • p e n a l election*.
At the ber. A. 1L 1919.
• ante d i c t i o n t.iree city commi*«lonrr« shall
\vltne** my official *fgnature and n a l thi* recently *he concern decided to put
h e i lr c te d , provided thi* charter i* ap the tilth •!*> *f September. A l» !V19.
on (lie market a woman's shoe at $(i
proved an«l ratified If not, then no commit•rail
K. A. I m i I'GLASS,
•b»r.rr» will be etecti i
Candidate# Ut
Clerk Circuit Court S* mlnofr Co.. Fla.
to $H a pair. The shoes were not
c ity commii«iori thall be cho*en ami nomin
I ti
*I l | \'. M. Dougla**. I>. Cated a* follow* Any one may circulate a
inferior
in quality, hut low accord
petition to have any number, not to vtcred Notice of Application for l a v Deed I ndcr
ing
to
tin*
present price scale. After
three, of name* of candidate# for n t v com Section N of Uhaptcr HMt. I.a*** of Flor
mi**lon, placet! on the ballot and if *uch
ida
petitio n *hall be *lgn< d by one hundred or
Notice 1* hereby giv«n that Ma!»<! M
more qualified elector* of the city and thall K n l e ) , purcha*rr *»f l av Certificate* Nn. 192,
be a c cu m p a n lt<1 with a written notice that dated the Ith day of June. A !>. 1917, t«a* ftouthravt quarter of ^ectlnr* ! *, T ow n sh ip 21 S
the candidate or candidate* m h«**e nat.ie or til* *1 **ld# rrrtlficat* in my other, and ha* t ! Kange .tI ea*t, t i m e r south fifteeu • hain*.
n a m e t are therein presented will accent the made applieatb r* for tav deed to i**u* in thence •o*t nine hundred and o r e - h a lf f•« t .
•»ihre of citv rommUdiFiirr it he i* elect* H, accordance with law
Said certificate rn>* thence north four hundred and ••vi-nteen
th e city council *hall plaTc hi* namr on th* brace*, the following described props rt> *»t- fret, then • weal *cvrn hundred, fifty ami
one-third • * •-1. th«n tr north live hundred and
bill
provided that *uch petlti n and uat*d in Seminole county, I b ri*la. t**-wit
hty-three feet, thence writ on* hundred
written notice of acceptance i* filed with th**
f N
of Lot 2, Sec • I ;• 2U
Iv 10 eig
fifty feet to the place of b igin n in g
city council at lm»t ten 1 “ day# prior ••• U*«t
Th** *al*l land bring a*«**»rd at thr andAlso
the west half of the northw««t quar
election, and the council whall pubflvh the dat* »•( thr i«»uanc* <( tuclt c» rtidcatr In the
ter
of
the northwest quart* r nf the northeast
name* of all candidal** having qualified a* name *-( Paul K#elry.
Ur!.-* • -it«i certifi
quarts
r.
Sectio n 22. ror.nvhip 21. south of
a b o v e In a new*nap«r *f general circulation cate shall br r«tl««mtd arroriltng
law tav
of the c i t ) , in th* i«»u* Ju«t preceding th*- •ler-i will i*sur thereon *»n the I Mh day »»f Itange I I *a*t.
Also
Lot
One of Church Illock in the Town
election.
N o elect«»r «hall sign petition* f« r October, \ . I » I 9 l t
f Oviedo. Florida, bring a pares I of land no
mor* than three candidate* • N«* candidate
NVItnra* m> oftlcial ortutur* an<l stal thi* •f«rt
ia*t and w**t by 1 M.*'» feet north and
ahall circulate hi* own petition.
The three the 10th da y of September, V D. 1919.
south olT the wivt m d of said Ch urch Lot, r.
candidate* receiving th* three highest ».um••ml
i
\ D O U G LASS,
plat
of *aid Church lot bring of record In
her of vote* cast at *uch election, provided
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla
Flat llonk A, at page 111 in the I'uhlic lireth e charter I* approved and ratitbd. shall be
Id le
lly Y. M. Dougla**, IL C.
ord« of Orange C ounty, Florida in which
d eem ed elected for (he Hr«t c**mmi«*bm* r*
the county of Strain oil* wr.v* form* rly a parO,
for such term* beginning and ending a* i*
N u l l * i:
hireinbefore provided," and
Whereat, thr friurn* of thr Special Lire- •aid plot l o in g entitled AUtAodria or OvltWhereai: The art provide* that "The ti**n. held **n Tuesd ay, the P th day **f Srp- do,"
You an«l each «»f you are herehv ordered
form of government *■( the citv of Sanford t* rnber. 1919, to «l* t«rmin» thr qurttiotj *»f
rovtded for und* r thi* art «hall b* that thr rejection t*r adoption «»f t ’hap tir >195, l<> appear to the complainant'* bill of c om
nowrn a* the
( ’ommiulon* Manager IMan," l.aw* of Florida. \*t* -*f 1919 hav* b t t n plaint bifein hied, on Monday, the Sth day
duly made to thi* hoard, and \V hrrea*. *aid of Januar>. A. 1> 1920, the *ame being a
r* turn* hav« been oprnid and duly *anva*»- Kulr 11 m> of thi* Court.
It i* further ordered tt-ji t thi* nutlnr be
i
t i.t Hoard, and.
Wnerra*. a c a n v v t i *.? • ai*1 return* «h**w« .»ubh*h«d for tw e lve wr«-t* In the Sanford
212 vote* for thr adoption and ratification lU r ald . a newspaper nuldiah* d in Sanfo.*l.
• f «aid act. and I 17 v«4t«*« agaln«t the at|op- Seminole C ou n ty. I lorida.
\\ttn«»« L. A. Douglas*, Clerk of wai*t Cir
ti*>n an*l ratlhratiiin nf ««i*l act, .»'**!
Wherea*. from th* *anv»** of «aid return* cuit Court, and the *sal thereof, this the
it ha* lorn drtrrmined that a majority *.f 17th da> of Septem ber, A. I). 1919.
m a ll
L. A. D O UG LASS. Clerk.
th* vot«* ca«t %*a* for thr adoption and rati
Davis A Gilt*,
fication of *aid art.
Therefore, br It reeolvrd arid *lrclaml b)
Solicitor (of Corniilainant.
r-m te
thi* b* ar*l tltat the result *»f «aid election t*
that a majorltv of thr *|iialified voter* vu'lni*
in aaiu election hav.* !•> th ir vote* adopted In t Irruil Court, S r s e n l h Judicial Circuit,
and ritlfie*! Chanter H195, Law* id Florida,
In and For S e m in o le County, Morlda
Ir
Act* of 19l9t which aald art «• > it* trrrr.*
i hanrery
and pr*ivi*ion« pr<*hitdt* hog* or *winr from O. I*. Swope, C om pla inant,
running «*r roaming at I«-r,• •• tn Seminole
(Jrdc r of
County. Florida.
L. S. S e ave y rt al.
Publication
Hr it further re*.»Iv*» I tha* th* t*rm* *n«l Defendant*.
provlilon* **f «ahl a* t shall Deco mi* #tT*cti\» State nf Florida
thirty <D>‘« from and after the 17th day of County nf Seminole,
September. 1919, a* i* provid I ir» said art.
To: K. S. S e a v e y , William I*. K< ger«.
Adopted thi* |7 t h •14 > nf Septem ber, 1919. Thom a* II. S e ve y, Thom a* II. l.evey, M. K.
L. \ IIK U M LK Y, Chrm . IIrock and Martha Hro k. hi* wife, K. S.
Hoard ( !» u n ty C.on nii*»i.tiiir».
3eve> and C ynthia Sc ve > , hi* wife, J. C.
Sem inole County* Florida.
Mcllride, Cooper CJrncery Company, a cor
Attect
poration, John L. llranch, \Ye*ley L. Hranrh,
K. A. Douglas*. Clerk.
T. W. Moran. IlilDIntrourh Grocery ('em b- Me
P in v . a corporation. K, Nf. Mc.Natt, J. IL
M c N a t t , L. M. P utnam . Jar e* A. Levev,
Jam** Sevey, J. D. Thompson, Wm. (.*.
Alevan«ler, Alrvander and Hu«»<l. and W'. L
A U iin d t r
O. P. Swope, Complainant
Order of
It appearing Imm the afTidavil of O. p
va.
PuhlUation
Swope, the oitnplalnan t, in thr above «uit
K. s. Seavey et al,
herein duly filed, that It i* the belief of the
I irfm dants.
affiant that the, place* of residence of tinT*» the unknown h*ir*, devisee*, grantee* »*r above named defendant* are unknown; that
other claimant* and all parties rlflmlng an there I* no per»on In the Hate the *«-rvi«*e
Intereet undrr 1!. S. Seavey, stilliam P. of a subpoena upon whom would hind said
llog»r», T h'im ii 11 Sevey, Thomas IL Levy, defendant*, and that it I* hi* belief that tal l
IL IIrOCa l a d Mart*.*, ki*
L. H defendant* are over -he age of twenty-one
Sevey and ^Cynthia Sevey. hi* wlfr, J. C. ( S i t > ears of age.
Mcllr ide, Cooper Grocery Company, a corYou are hereby ordered to apo«*ar to this
porat'on, J 4ihn I. Ilrnach. Wm I- v I llranch, bill on Monday* th*> l*t day of Decrmber,
T. W. Mo can. HiUvhoro t*rocer> C om p any,! A. D. 1919, the u m e being a ltule D ay of
corporation, K. M. M cN att. J. IL M« N'att, thi* Court.
It i* further ordered that thi* notice be
l a Circuit Court of the N etenih Judicial F- M» Putnam, Jams-* A. Levey, J a me* A.
published for eight conse cutive week* in the
Ctrrsill o f Florida, Seminole County.
In
Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in
Cfcsurery. .
Sanford, Sem inole C o u n ty , Honda.
C. L- Ilandall. Complainant
\\!tnr«« h. A. Dougla**. Clerk of said « ircult Court and the seat thereof tnl* the 17th
dWiUUm Atkinson Daniel* Luther C. Porter,
day
of September^ A. D. 1919
I Thu Portim outh Trust 4 G uraanfu Co.,
JkUtu C. ItiU* David l#ee DanM, A. D. Stark bird* an d all- unknown person* claiming
Iff 9 9 / Interest by* through or under the
Two Stocks
in Sanford
S
P lea se
represen-
A r m o u r Fertilizer Wor ks
Ja c K io a v illc, flo r id a
A STANDARD UNIVERSITY
r O I 'lt S R S In liberal
and .‘-llrnfr*; | a « ;
Agriculture; Ldurallnn; tlngiAfding if bml*
faf. (1*11, i.lrctrlcal, .MrchanlraD*
I'rrrnrdiral (*our»c« and C«raduate Studic*; I ni*
«rr»fiy l!ttrn*U*n.
\7 T L .N |) tNC I!: From T»I t'loilda counties and
al wtatra. D24 atudrnl*. Including rimj and
ftU M m r r achoot*.
IIATKII Lj the War Department one wfilir i« r h e
"DLSTI.Nta IS»|i:tl < OLLLLLS *
In Ihr United State*.
IIXI'KNSLS LOW. N ett M*Milon begin* Septem
ber 22nd. \\ tile for Catalog and Hook of \ |««»•
A. A. MURPHREE, LL.I)., P res
Gainesville, Florida
O ver any R o a d —
through, an y w eather
ONEY expended on any kind of poor
merchandise is wasted. But the poorest
of all investments is in tires that won’t “ Get
There”—and back again. The best kind of a
tire investment is in
M
Kokomo Long Life White Gridiron’
Tread Tires with Gray Side Walls
K
The fresh white rubber treads make them "Get
There" over nny kind of roads, through any kind of
weather, nil seasons. They keep the road nnd won't
climb. No tougher nnd more wear-resisting fabric is
known. Tests have proved it. The manufacturers of
Kokomo Long Life Tires have been making
tires for nearly 25 years. They made the first
•
pneumatic automobile tires for the first
"Horseless Carriage". Their 5,000 mile
guarantee proves their belief in White
f
Rubber Treads. They make your car look
,
better. Try n set. Adjustments made on
w n jy
m m it
\W llf
m in i
mini!
Jim / i
mn J
hm Si
ijji
m
.-■mw
STEWART, Proprietor
Sanford, Florida
�SEPTEMBER 26. 1919
THE SANFORD KLICALD
f o u r t h ( S E ) j ) of Section S c v r n (7). TownW. F. Hnrllcll
• hlp T w e n t y one i2 !» S m ith -f
Thlrt y (3 0 ) E a « t,. c o n ta in in g F iv e ( 5 ) . e r r . , more
O a k f . e l d G n . , M * y 1° . 1 9 1 -7 or Im «; Alto i ll ol L e t . E ig h te en (IS) and
N in e te en ( 19) of Annie E . (iril!ln'a| tubOld K e n t u c k y M [K d l v l t l o n . of Section S e v e n (7 ). T ow nthlp
Paducah,
M *
T w e n t y o p - (21) S o u t h of K a ng- T hirty
(3 0 ) E a i t , (ret I . - i n n i n g e l tho t o u lh e t - t
f .e n t l c n t e n .
r o r n e r of th e S o u t h * r a t o n e fo u rth ( K W 'l l
.
m u t o ’ s t a t o t h n t I , of t h e S o u t h r a a t one f o u r t h ( S K ' t ) ol . i t d
please a l l o w
rn
Section Seven (7 l T o w n t h lp T w enty one
.
-ohi v o u r h o R c h o l e r a r e m e d y n 2 i i S o u t h , of H a ng- T h i r t y cioi K a n , r u n .
itivo ft'l
.
i
o r d e r e d B,n* ‘ he n rv \V.«< t h r e e h u n d r e d
aoui fret;
. season
an d h a te
o r t l t r t t l | | , c nc ,. N o r t h th ir te e n h u n d r e d and twenty
(or one
I , T in t . r a v i n .
Last VOnT I t e v e n ( 1327) b t; t h r n c l.a*t t h r e e hundred
more ( " r inis s o .
.
) tOOO* feet; t h e n r e t o u t It T h i r t e e n hundred
II il t o 1 - o r 15 m e n w h o m l B C j a n d t w e n t y i 4 v " i ( 1327) f - r t t » ( h r pclnl v f
i „
w e ll
m
•.( t h e n ,
to
u u
W
' f
c
-
s
W y . Seed K ( • « r
I ™ ............ • •
I if t h e y l o s t tl SinRlO llOR f r o m
r
t S
?
‘. V
4 ~ J» c i i e . i . i . i : M A 1KKS,
Special M a t t e r In Chancery.
(Va.ce of any kind not to pay me
JonM11 .» for the remedy, hut when ^
------------------l
In ( ,r »uit t ourl. S — nlh Judicial Circuit.
to sell cotton e\er> man
S e m in o l e County. F lorida, In r h a n r e c )
in and paid me for the m . c d i - T e l u l h . u m , Comp,
a cent l o r
,1 v h, can
,.,l , .v , .r v o n e o f t h e m t o l d m e Kvelvn T e l t e l h a u m , I t r a p o n .le n l.
1a
’.
,
.
T o E v e ly n Tcileltiaum , l l e . l d . t i r r C n k n o v n :
I fiat it " :lS * h o
,CS*
**
I It a p p e a r in g Iru-n a n affidavit of mm*
..... iisimI
O n e m a n p a i d m e p l a l n a n t filed In th e a b o v e e n ti t le d r a u - r
the’}
, c r ' t h a t you a re a r - t i d - n t of it * t* te or ro u n l)
for t h e s m a l l p a c k a f j e a n d OOURItl ?>>J o th e r t h a n th e Clato of F l o r i d a , t h a t your
1
,
.,,,,1 a „ i , | it w a s t h e b e s t P, r , , n l l*l«ee of realdence II u n k n o w n that
n o r t h m ore a tl t l • a l u I*
t h r r r la no p e r .o n In t h e a ta t e .if Florida the
•erv ire of a ■ u b p o m a u p o n w h o m mould bind
that he had ever tried.
>ou, tin* *al 1 f.’vrlyn T i i t i l b a u m , a nd that
Y ours v e r y tru ly ,
you are over tw«ntv*one y e a r s of age.
^ T h ere fo re, this i» to r e q u ir e y o u , the «ai<l
\Y . F . B a r t l e t t .
Kvrlyn T i i t i l b a u m to a p p e a r t o the bill of
c o m p la in t, e xhibited a g a i n s t > ou by the
M e r c h a n t* G r o c e r y C o . ,
a b o v e n a m e d c o m p la in a n t, Ir v in g Tetgtrl*
| haunt, a n d thia day nli <1 in t b r above stated
Sanf'Jfil, H a .
r o u r t . on M o n d a y , the I r d d a y of November,
3-4tc
A. Di 1919a O t h t r w l l t till* lull of comtdaint
mill lie t a k e n as by you confessed.
Carelessness R e s u l t s I n F a i l u r e
.
.... ••
it
% i
svlineal m y nano as t i .r k am i th e «^al o!
T h u ! l> w h y Ml' SUJ
F t Ctl I I .
th e Circuit C o j r t , S e v e n th J u d i r i a l Circuit
. I I . , Pii\vtl< kr t i r c o r d i l M ! t o
* n 'l t ° r *hi' co u n ty of Sem in ole, sta te of
Thorns
1o U V
' A n H o r l d a . on t h i . the 3 rd d a y of Septem ber,
direct inn*. DO NOT FEED IT A. I». 1919.
u 1,11
,
S L O I ’l 'V .
,
mix
Out
f-.'i
It
. .
,
W ith
R ro iltn l|
A
water t» tnnkt* a crumbly nuuts.
Tl.cn c adi b'iR R»’, s it beneficial (lose.
v-.,. full ilircdi'ins on package. Your
. , ,
F.
a.
DOUCiLASS
c l r r k Circuit C uurt. Sem in ole
S o t e n d ' “o f ' f o r
3-9tc
n o t ic e
to
I' a v i n o
F'lj.
Complainant,
contactos
.. «cil«,l nro p o a al. win i... r. r. ivc.1 by ihc
. C o u n t y (.omrniasionrrs «>f t h e C o u n t y of
rronyV h a c k if y o u urc» llOt s a t i s l i o t l . Seminole, S t a t e of Florida, at t h e olllce of
a .’
p r »41
t h e CMifk of th e Circuit C o u r t , of th e CounM e r c h a n t s l»ro<’* r>
).»
t y I»f Sem inole, at Sanford, F lorida, a t or liefore Id h. m. on the tith d a y of October,
Sanford. F l u .
I'M9. for 4ftp' grading, p a v in g a n d building
of
bridge* a n d culverts on t h e folloming
;l*tt<hlghmava anil i t f f at
I
lloatlm ay No. 1. Hand's Silling, approx
im a te length 0200 ft.
Itoadm ay. No. 2. Orange l lo u le v a r d . a p
p r oxim a te len g th 5120 ft.
Itoadw ay No. 3 . C h u tu o ta Hoad, app ro x
im a te len g th 35000 ft.
I
Koadm ay No. I.
Fill on (« e n rv a H a ul,
i s f E ll ’S .SALE
a p p r o x im a t e len g th G9 M ft.
S rtlrr l< C• r--><> civ, n t h a t u m lr f anil b y
X.lYtir.'!*y
ai’t r,,,lm
.irtur'.f •
"I f - V '- b ...... ..
:-i%*>JA-.<r.T,T*;uOUU'lt.
‘ 1,1 - ' , .
‘’i . . 1*1
I
Itoadw ay No. ft. C am e ron \ ) r n u r and
S r ^ U' ' ' ' ' .!> *Ut i . c ’-f HurlHaJ ln C h a n ' .
S' » , i " n « •’»«»* a ' ' P f"*
on. 0 *
mini |Pr a ( n l ‘‘Si • H '. adw a) N o. 7. Iload a lo n e Wrat City
V"
II t l W
I .an «• d . r r a t o d i . Until* of Sanford a p p r u ll m .t r b n e t h 2 lfi0 f ., I
th. , . ( . ( . _ I J V V .,1 1-1
f^ m a rtv
Ito ad w ay No a
S a ntord A v .n ...
-p*
‘V *• 1 'T *
tv
r r o d r o a t . I i 'i . p h nnou It.
* t'r
I rr s. Spcrta
s n t/i* * 'M
s t e r tn
in prillt|n<lr
Hoadm ay| rnKt|,
.Nt». 9.1590Htchrntintl
Avenue, apt.-..] il.- d.
.n dUm
im s., I.
Maailer
(t.
ItOAl ADVERTISING
, , ,...
it ...1 r .M . t i l «(atr. 'lurlnr tho l r , a l
keurt f •»!'.
M.iml.y, Octr.brr r.|h. I!*It*.
l l . i»r-.. |..mr t).< dr.t M onilty In .a iil
ennlh m l . l-it.l •»!<• <l»>‘. tbo (nllowlrie
pr..|>rrty ritual*-, ly ln f ami
JJ’tV r tl.* ' "iniv 'I Somlnulo an<l »tato of
port*!a t
Th* mrst on© fourth f\VJ$) i
cf th* l.x»* r* half Hj>>> of the Southwest
*•-« fourth
i \ V ' t i of ih© Southeast o n e
'TSsWTB.Mri^o a..... .
.
i * Vi u m i n i ,
, m 1V '
. i ' ( J . n f a - O v l c i l u Itoail.
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ami
ll««il*»> N".
!•*• , n , ll A ' . fnlJ
an
C . m r t . r y , approalmatr lrnCtli 0 . 7 5 f(.
Proposals mill be received upon the foliumlog types of roads: llrick. Concrete, Asphalt.
IHtuminous Macadam, Surface treated
M a
ts i n u t ir c o r n r . s k v h n t i i c i h c u i t . s h m i n o i . i : c o i i n t v . f f o h i d a
0 **rstreet Turpentine C o m p a n y
vi rius
linr.i Mitchell,
- — M itchell, her hu sb and, all parties rlaim*ng Intr est
ttJer I.. J D»m i. Hdrna F'ischrr, F. W. Fischer, F\ J Dieterich Clara D rttnch. T -m Markfs, V C. Dillm an, Clara D. Wood* William Herron, deceased,
Jdn Irvin*. U r r u e !. Nat I'ovntx, Trustee, N ath an C. Holden, William H.
Flavin I Hrnoke, M t i ^ r d A. Durand. — — — Durand, Julia M. Hurr,
Hiiid ' burr. I*. C. Hand, John A. J o h n so n , Alexander J. French, F*. O.
K xrh. > II Mlryne. \ u s t l n I*. HI al r. C ath er in e lllair, Hllrabrth llaynir, de
ceased. It) r• n s. Nshley, Kat© M. Ashlev, C. W. F’arnum, F'annle 8.t A. Feeler,
Aar.1*- 'I F««br. Georg© K. C!urri**r, William I,. Saunders, John A. Greeley, F.li
Stxvfly. llit.ry N. Schirp, F*. It. Ilrovn, H en ry C. Potter. Howard Potter,
JcFn T C Imin. Hoy II. (Tollman, Hubert 1*. Parkard, Martha W. Parkard,
Frxr. •» H. M*('bll*n, Hlirabt-th J. F**»ss, Ada F'oss Maker, May Parker White,
l>1i F’<•• Fsutnaught,
Martin A. Conelran, Peter Keith Ilosmrell, deceased,
Mxr> I* Shipman, V**ln»y J. Shipman, It. II. S m ith , William FI. Arnold, J a n u s
I'* \rr. I 1. c* *rl.« L. Arnold, Alexander It. Carver, N. J. Lewis, II. Conrad,
W p (tilkirs’in, l.uey Morton Whilmore, F'rank Daniel, Charles Alexander,
U»!!isn () Hmi«*>n, It. II. Lancaster, Itobcrt S. (Tummings. J. D. Jacks*»n,
lb-f) C \(c*la. C. F. Halford. Thomas J. Hilliard, Sarah Harerkson. Allen
(ireeb*. I»av.ti ||. Hooker, llenjam in It. P o u n d . Hubert W. Scott, Fillen C.
Kiri all. Ida I Drown, Lafaye tte Green. A. M. Randolph, William F!*lgar. M.
A II lilrrun. ( I. Taylor, J. O. Jelks, J. O. Jc Iks, Jr., and Jam es W. Liltey,
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lla •• I'lavir I.. llrooke# D. (i. McKay* Margaret A. D u r a n d . ------- D u ra n d , Julia
H H rr, IG •! \ llurr, F*. (T. Hand, John A. Johnson, Alexander J. F’n n c h . F\ O. Itoach*
J H Vib- ';», \ 4%dn L. lllair, C'atherin • lllilr , FHifaheth l l a y n b . deceased, llyron S. Ash• j, K
M \»).lr*, J.»hn Hirk«, C, W. F arnum , F’annl© S. A. Peeler. Annie M. Peeler,
ff I ' i.-ror. William L. Saunders, John A. Greeley, Fill S w avely, Henry N. Schirp. FI.
K llr-.«r*. II* nr> C. Potter, H ow ard Potter, John T . Codman, li«>y H. Codman, Robert L
I'nkird. Martha W. Pi**kard, F'rances F.. M cClellan, Fllirabeth J. F’oss, Ada F’oss Raker,
Mx* I'sr'.rf White,
F*os« F’au n tn a jg h t, M artin A. Condran. Peter Keith Roswell,
stf****d. Alar> I» Ship.nan* Vojncv *• ^Mpnar*. R IL Sm ith, William I’. Arnold. Jam*-*
F. tffi ! c *•,.*.. i Arnold, Alexan*ler It. C arver, N. J. Lewis, II. Conrad, \V. P. Gllker-*
• f * Fury M« rt'»n Whilmore, F’rank Daniel, Charles Alexander, William (J. Em lson, A. C.
A.drxcF-. H it I «ir»*Vf, Robert S. Cummings. J. D. Jackson, Henry (*. Nicola. ( ’ F*.
Mifo'd, V.*»*n»* J llilliar*!. Sarah Larrckson, Allen Greeley, David H. Hooker, lle njam in
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•* Kdgar. M. A. Iloliiman. A. L. Taylor, Susan A. Crutcher, deceased,
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D utton. M rm U r,
C o u n t y H oard vt P ublic l n t t r u c t i q n
for S r m l n o l r C o u n t y , Florida.
A ttest:
T . W. Cam ton.
S u p e r i n t e n d e n t of Public I n s t r u c ti o n
a n d Ca-ofTirio S e c r e t a r y of Hoard.
;*y
“ p e d a l Tl aax* School D istrict
.No.
I, Scm*
S c m - , A. D.
f
b y Special
i a tr i r t N
o. 1.
I>. 1919, for t h er c learing
l e a r l n t a n d flKInr
of t h e
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—. a . vb o- n. dj .s In .t vh r-------------.
. - eh.t of. -may cf. t h r (.*l e n e v i ’ llrld
I l r l d t e n d I toad.
in o lr C
n t y.*, «Fhlorida,
autn of . -rig
$25,000.00 t o b u r I r t r r c f t a t t h r r a te of i A c o p y of t h r plan* a n d •pccifli
e r lf t r a t l o r n can
flvr a n d one half
( 5 In)
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’ be ------h a d b y -appnpllil c a t lio
,
. . p. r r. e. r n. t . per a n n u---o n t no t h e C lerk of tbla
I n t e r , t l p a y a b le t e m l a n n u a l l y , b o n d , t o tie I l o t r d , on a n d a l t e r S e p t . 2 0 th. 1910.
>la(,d J a n u a r y
l i t . IKlu, a n d tn m a t u r o |T h « h o a r d re|*** r* th.' r l r h t en r t l i . l a n y
t h i r t y yeara a l t e r til t d a t e t h . o o f .
*o • all bid*.
3*615
|
I t I. f u r t h e r r e .o lv e d t h a t ttd« o rd e r b e |
| l y o r d e r of t h e i! ar.l ol C o u n t y C o m puli.i,hed In th o S a n f o r d i l e r . ’d, a r.. ••* ini..loner* of S> minole C o u n t y , F lo rid a .
B. A I H I U C E A S S , C lark ,
In r i r r u i t C o u r t , S c « r n t h r i r r u l f . Mini n u |r p»r< r p u b ii- l.,.1 w ithin *al.l Special T a t
i sc h o o l i M . t n r t No.
I, S.'inlnole C o u r.iy , |
f o u n t ) , Florida
■
Florida,
once
e
a
c
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week
for
four
.iiee-r*lv;
Ovcr«trcct T u r p r n t i n r C o m p a n y
w. . I •
............................. .......
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>9.
Done a n d o r d e re d In r«gular se ction of th e
K m m a MiUSull, K. Nlaro.i Ilohirt*,
<*ount> H oard <*f Public I n t l r u r t i o n for
F. A. Wallace, K. M. Midden, Itoh*
r r t C Mien, F D Ir D. Alien, J r n n l c
Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida, thi» 2 nd d a y of
\ tc ( '! a i n A nd rfa u n , J o e And<r««»n,
ScntcmlM r, A. I>. 1919.
■ al of Hoard)
C. F. IfarrD on, C hrm .
A. M. M c C la in , llcrt'-r MrC'laln
<*. A. Dal).**, M em ber
llrom k. J •>,* d r o w n . K * m e (Iraliarn,
F.
F. D u t t o n . M r m b ’ *.
lle «ter ( ir a lia in , t l r i i l e l .r a h a m ,
•
I
bortdf said deponit rovrr*.
C o u n t y H oard <d Public I<.«truflion (or
|
. T o w n of A l t a m o n t e I m p r o v e m e n t
>«♦<>♦ * « « « « » « « « » « « ♦ ♦ ♦
4’ omj 4S>,
Scrnlnole C o u n t y , F lorida.
>•I.r|> ra tio n . E l i r . l . r t h
T h r bonds mhall h r a p p r o v e d by th** Hooarr! ( ’. Trarey, \V. \V. Trarey, Fannie
A tte s t!
l i n t ’ I n c h C u r d « VVi 11 I’o I ’u t l l s h c O l l n of t <*unt>
i*otd«v
T. \ \ . I.am ton,
.• C<*infni%»Ioncr«.
............ ..
. ..»•!• •» nf t h e . S .
t . I’. e|, r. ( i r o r i e E. Currier,
p l a n , a n d .|i'.rtiiration< ma: »)«• w m a t t h e < William
I.. Saunder*.
John
A.
.S upe rintende nt cf Public I n s t r u c t i o n a n d i e r I hiti f l r u d l n c At 1 1n K a f r O f « 7 . 0
J i-r Y .’n r
n.Tlro of th e l l r r k nft h e C ircuit C ourt .In
C r e e l .') . Eli S w ave ly, lto> |l CmlFi*of!)rlo S r r r e t a r y of Hoard*
Pajiror.l. at (he oiDr,. „( W illia m , and Col* m a n . I t .. to r t E. I'acV ard, E. J. liar3 «ite
II. r a t Sanford or at t h e nfllre ol C . It. Itain* ra II. C h a r le s . 1,.
\rnold.
Philip
■ In O r lin d u , Florida.
! S t e r n . J a y C. Allen. C h a r i. . If.
It»-«olutlun Counl) Hoard of I'uiilir ln«trurThe County Commi»*iorers reserve the Klein*-. Harrv C. K lr in r , St> p h r n <».
lion. Srm lnolr Count). I btrlda. Dt-rrrntin
r i g h t to r i j t r t any ami all bids.
I.
ei«*ding, W illiam I,up*'. Jam ** \V.
Ing What Imotaol *»r Honda la Nrrraaarj
I A. llltr M L F .Y .
Me Hi M oney, J. J.
M o t t , l.esllr
for .Sprrial lax School lllwlrlrt No. I.
C h a ir m a n Hoard C o u n t y Cjm ini*«ln nrra T h r a s h e r . A. M. T h r a s h e r , Ada I.
I. /t IF Y K I t
Srmlnolr Count)*, florid.*
Ihr Hair of
A ttest:
llrom it, C h a r le s If. I l r o u n . I). \V.
Inirrrtl to h© I'ald I h« rron and th© lirn©
K* A. Do igliss,
\
t . u r r i * . J. IF M c C a n g h c ) , Cooper
OFFICE
IN TIIK COttllT IIOEHE
When I'rinrlpal and lntrrr«| Shall hr Du©
bC lerk of the t 'ir r u i t C o u r t.
l ir o c e r ) C o m p a n y , a c o rp o ra tio n .
and
l'a)atdr
W illiam s anil Collit r. Knginrers,
J. II
M r N a t f , M. A. Iloliim an,
Sanfor«l, Florida.
Whrrra*:
On th© 5th day of Auguit. I
T h o m s W. M o ra n . J. I*. Mlxell,
G. H Harnsey, Hnginrer,
A. D. 1919, a petition ma« pfi-arntnl to th©|
Ntlaniir a n d (iulf (inuA*ry C o m
<trlando, I lorida.
County Hoard of Tuhlic Instruction for S e m
p a n y , a c o r p o r a t io n , (*ornmercial
3 -r.tc
inole County, Florida, *lgnrd by morv t h in
C r e d it < o m p a n y , a c o r p o ra t io n ,
tminty-Gv© i»©r ernt of thr duly <)ualifl«-d THOMAS E M M E T WILSON
r t al.
rlrctor*
r««l«lini; within Sprrial Tax School
T o th e d e f e n d a n t* . Hrnm a M itchell, H.
In Circuit Court of the S e v e n th Ju d lria
•
E. FFIKiCSON l l o t ' s i l w l . l / r l l
DGtrlit No. 1, Srmlnolr C ounty. F’lnrida,
Circuit of I I »rh|a, S e m in o le C ount).
,n Mason H o h e i ts , F. A. W ullact, H. M. 11<•!- asking that an election h© called and hrld to
d
e
n
.
a
Hubert
C.
Allen,
KDi©
D.
Allen,
Je
n
n
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e
Chancer).
M cClain \ n d r r s o t i , J o e A nde rson, A. M. determine th© f)ur«tlon a* to whether or not
J. K, I.aing, joined by J. K, l.alng, her hut- M cC lain, ll« s tc r M c f 'la ln Hrom n, J o e l l r n s n , bond* In th© *um of $25,000.00 should b©
b a n d . Com pU inants.
Kming C r a h a m .
H e ste r
C raharn,
llessie issued by Special Tax School District No. 1,
0
v*.
f j r a h a m . T o w n of A l t a m o n t e I m p r o v e m e n t Srmlnolr County, Florida, for th© purposo of j
Wrn. ( 5. Andrnrled, It. II. H a m te y , f»eo. II. C o m p a n y , a «-»»r jm ra tio n , H l i t a l u l n (!. T fa- acquiring, btillulnf, enlarging* furnishing or I
t*t hrr wise improving school buiMfr.jjM o r t o n , imliviilually atol as trustee, C a l c v y , w . w . T 1 c i y , K nnnb s
\. l*
vin A. l'oage, Anna C. Woudliridge. in»li- (seorge K. C*urti*r. W illises ! . fww.c! i>. •rF 1 aiMurtd* anu lor th© exclusive us** of!
tht public fr......... h»»ol# within Special T ax
v id u a llv ami as trustee, Albert (J. Haves, I "hr* A. s i n r i
Kli Smravely. Hoy II Ced
a n d Itichle WobU»»Mji, - t ,,; a i; u n a n o w n m a n , Hubert 1* I 'l e k x r d , H J. H arr. 11. School District No. I, thr proceed* of th©
• aid bond issue amounting to $25,000.(10 t ••
persons claiming any l i t e r st liy, th r o u g h Chari* * I.
\r
Id, P h ilip St* f
l»
t
or u n d e r a n y td the a b o v e n a m e d d e f e n d Allen, ( 'b a r b * If K b l n e . H a rry C. Klein**. be used for the purpose* set forth In Ihr *aid
ant*. either as heir*, devis*«*«, grantees, S t e p h e n (i. I.iiai-ning, William I.Upe. J a r m s petition arid to lie expend* d and disbursed
lrgate* s ,»r otherwise, ami a!l unknom n p e r W. MeHlhlr n c y , J J. M .tt. i
I nm a h e r , in a manner following, to-writ:
sons claim ing interest by th r o u g h or un d e r I
I
T w elve Thousand Dollar* to hr u«©d
T h r a s h e r , \ d i I. Hromn. C h a rle s II
Jessie C. M u r p h r y and J. H ichm ond M o r p h llrom*.. i > W. Currie* J. It* M c O a u g h i . in funding ami paying oil present ©sitting
p h e y , her husband, now deceased, as ht Irs C o o p e r G r o c e r y C o m p a n y * a c orpora tion, indebtedness of tn© said Special 'lax School
devUesMi, It gaters or o therw ise and all J. If. M r N 'a t t , M. A. Iloliim a n. T h o m a s \V. District, incurred for th© • xcluslv© us© cf
o th e r u n knom n persons rlaitniiig a n y i n t r r - M o r a n , J. I*. M iirll, A tla n tic and Gulf jutdl d e© ifl.ooi* **f said Special lu x School
ist in a n d to said prope rty involved in *aitl G r o c e r y C o m p a n y , a c o rp o ra tio n , C u m m r r - dl*tr •
Ilour-*: 10 to II A. M. * .1 | j I |>. M.
suit.
D efendants.
8. I'w©nty-fr. »
H«indr*d Dollar* to be
rial C re d it C o m p a n y , a c o rp o ra tio n , et al:
«rd
in
enlarging
and
furnishing
the
Sanford
O rder of Conetrurtiv© Service.
It is h e r e b y o rd e re d t h a t you do a p p e a r
T o t h e Defencants, Wrn. (i. Andrnrled, In this court t o th© bill her* in Died, on the Colored High School.
3. T w c n t y - l v c
llundrr*! Dollar* to ItsH If. H am sey, tiro . II. M orton, individually* 13t h d a \ of O c to b e r , \ . D. 1919. It is f u r
anti as tru stee . Calvin A. l'oage, Albert <*. t h e r ordered t h a t th is orde r be p u b lis h n l r*rd in enlarging and furnishing thr Midway
one© a meek for four c o n se c u tiv e mieks in Colored School.
Haves a m i Itirhie Woudliridge:
I Twentv-fivr
Hundred Dollars to hr
e w s p a p e r published
It a p p e a r in g from the sw orn bill of corn- Jhe Sa n fo rd H e rald , a nnemsp
used In building and furnishing a W. «t Side ; FlltK and THEFT anti CO* »*V/S*,*: *V/*
plaint h r r r l n lilr.l th at >..ur p latv of rr.l* In hrminoU. rounty._ U m i .l a . _
(Tolori
I
School,
known
as tnr (Iold*boro I Furuncc issued by the FI.OKIIIA STATE
W i t m s s my h n n d ami seal of t h r Circuit
tlene© is u n k n o w n , and t h a t you are over
Airro.M omu: a sso c ia t io n is the
C o u r t tins 3 rd d a y of S e p t e m b e r . A D. 1919.
the ag«* of 21 year*:
5. i **©m>-uvr
Hundred Dollars to
be
K. A. D o l ' d , A S S
It i* theerfor** o* • # ‘ * **
and • ach
used f«»r enlarging and improving the Sanford anfesi and cheapest in the world. Write
Cl*
rk
C
ircu
it
C
o
u
r
t
,
Se
m
inole
Co.,
F
la.
©f y o u do api*%«; inibn** ou r Said Circuit
High School by furnishing a Manual \rt«, a for information to headqunrlerri Orlando.
Court, at th© Court Rouse in Sanford, Fla. M assey ,v War lorn-.
Commercial and a Domestic Science D r - * ARontH wanted in every town in Florida.
Solicitors
for
i'om
p'ainant.
on tli© Gth day of October A. D. 1919, then
purtments therein.
3-Me
and th r© to m a l e anim«r to the bill of com
f , One Thousand D.dlar* to I••• use*! for j
plaint herein tiled against y o j .
■
■
■ ■
—
j improving
school boil *•«-. :,r,d ,«!>uui t
It is further ordered that thfs notice be In Circuit Court, Se ve n th Cirri *1 i©mInrdr g.)i«a*tOs oi m e Saaf«»r*l High, th© Sanford j
published for eight consecOiiv© Wf.’ks in th .
Counts t t**ri*f^
Grammar acid the Sanford Frtmary Schools. .
Sanfonl Herald, a n©*«;»*;’rr pu!»M#l*rd in l lv e istr re t Turpentine (Company
7. T w o Thousand Dollar* (•» $»•• used for I
the purchase *d furniture ami inci*lcntals f«*r j
Seininoid Co. Fla.
.
»l*
all
school* within the said Special Tax School i
Wltnr*. my h.n.l . m l .ra l ul » l . l Circuit ' {•.">*"« n
w r i . , h « ‘ V*
District, and
Court t h i . th 7th .lay ul Au^u.t I S O .
\
\ F n . - ...iV h r L
Whereas: It is th© sen#© of this Hoard j
I.ral)
E. A. ItOlMlI.ASS
J. Ih. t. r l . h , t lara Dlctcfleh. Tom
that It would l»© to the best Interest of S p i f - :
Clerk s»f (Circuit Court SeminoU (To. F*la.
Ifctkls, i t al.
ial
Tax School Dislrict No. I, Seminole |
FT. F’. Ilouiholdcr,
t To thr defendants L. J. Owens, Helena
Solicitor.
65-9tc.
. F’ischrr. F*. W, F’iacher, F*. J. Dlrterlch, Clara County, Florida, to l«*u© bond* In the *urr. 1
^
—
Dlrterlch. Tom Markis, V. ( \ Dillman, Shi- of $25,000.00, the pr«»cee«|s thereof t*» he |
used and expended in th© manner an*l for the
ney J. Hobbs, Clara D. Wood, — ------ Wood,
Nollre of Special lloml Flection for Special |lt.r husband, D. G. M cK ay, John Hick*. Nat purposes and olij«-cts a« are hereinabove set
Tax Sc h ool DUtrlct No. I, Sem inole poyntx. Trustee, William II. Ilaye*, Flavin forth ami a* i* stated in »ald petition.
Therefore, lie It Itesolved, That it I* th©
County, Florida
L. Hrooks, N. (T. Holden, Margaret A. Durruination of this C ounty Hoard of I'uhW hrrra.: A prlltli.n h *. I.rcn p r c t r n U l | rand.
- liu ran d. hrr hu .b and . Juhn A. d»*t*
Odlce Supply Hept.
lie
for Seminole County. Florida,*
I*, (hr C o u n t y l l o . n l
of 1‘ulilir In.trurtlon Jnhn..»n. I»avl.| A. llurr, Julia
M. Mur.. thatInstruction
tho amount «•( b o n d s require*! for tbr
Phone
I
IH
Sanford. Florida
(or Srm lnolr m u n t y , KlorliU, . I r n n l liy
mot.- I"a,,i l A tuatrr, E. I>. A t » a t . r , r . * ■
and object* *«*t forth in said peti
than t « r n t y * f i v r p.-r o n t ol t h - duly .(U.ll* Al-«an.!rr J.
r.-nrh. MalUr J. rrrnrh, r. purpose*
tion
I*
the
sum
of
$25,000
00;
that
said
flrd rlrrlnra rr.ld ln f »ltl.ln S|» rial Ta* , <1 Eoach. h. II. All.-ynr, Au.tin lllair, hath* bonds aball bear inter* *t at the rat© of (&1-r$
School
IH .trlct
No. 1, Srm lnolr county, © i n - lllair.
Mary E. llayn ir.
E d - j. ( . five and on© half per rent per annum: the
Florida. a . U n c and prtitio nln f thr County llayn ir , C o r i n th
E yan. I 'JT-S*1interest on said bonds to be payable temlHoard »if I'uldlc fr .tr u c tlo n for Srmlnolr llyron S. A .h lr y, K4tr M. A .h lr y . r annlr . . annuallvsaid bond* to be lated January
County, Florida, to call anil order an *lrc* I A. I'-’ Irr.
I c . l - r , h.r huahaml. An* 1st. 1920. and to matur© t i d i ly year* after
lion to l.r heldwithin
.aid Sp .cial Ta* nir M. 1‘e .lrr. -------— I’rrlrr. her huihand. th© date thercoft and
School D U trlct,
No. I, Srminofr County. . Henry A. Schirp. E. It.
11© It Further Resolved: That a ipcclaj
Florida, t o drtrrmlnr whether or not
thrrr Hrown. h. r h u . h . n d , llrnry • . I otter, llowih .ll t»- l»«u--l liy tn- .aid Special
Ta* ard I “ tier, Martha \ \ . I ackard,
t ' lection b© held In *ai«l Special Tax School
District
No. | , Seminole C ounty, Florida, in
School DU trici No. I. Iiond. In t h - .urn ot j I’ackard. her h u . h . n d . f*»n-<L«
McEIrl- | I
accordance with Chapter G542. Law* of
- —— M
cClellan, -.h - r- hv u- -a,b- a- n- d-,-. Ell*iI ;i
, u uoo.oo,
u .u i i, t h r p r n r .r d * of auch hond*. If
■■ i| Ian
—
---------------.,
2 i.o
It.u r d , t o h r u r e d for t h r p u r p o . r ol aciiuir* | ah. tli Foaa.
— r i « , h r r h u a b a n d . May Florid, Act* of 1913, to determine whether
Inr, h u i ld in p , c n ia r a ln s . (urni.hlnK or other* , J’a r k . r W h ite,
“ h i tr , he r hu a b an d , or not there shall be issued by said Special
Tax School District No. I, Seminole County, I'lLKAltD'S IIAND-I’AINTFI) CHINA
wit,. I m p r o v i n g .chool building* a n d achool i I d a t o . * c a u * n a u g li t , ^ •
r aun*nauglit,
ground* a n d for th e r j c l u . l v r u»e ol J h e h r r h u a b a n d , M a r t in ( - n d r a n , Annie t a r l n a . bonds, as ar© provided for in this resolution,
and
GOIUIAM'S STERLING SILVER
Hr It Further Resolved: That this resolu
tion he published in the Sanford Merabi, a ROGERS' PLATED Wa KL*
newspaper published in Seminole C ounty,
F’lorida. within said Special l a x School Dis
ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCH18
trict oner a week for four successive week*
In f u n d in g a n d p a j l n g off p r r a r n i
7 ru*te*« td Die r . t a t e of Jos ep h It. T . n t u m ,
This resolution adopted in regular session
Indrhtedne** of t h e *ald Special T a * School ■It c a s e d , W. I*. (H ik e r.o n , l.u e y M orton
DUtrlct, I n c u r r e d for the r i c l u * l v e u*e ol W hilm ore, ----------W hilm ore, he r h u . h . n d , of the C ounty Hoard of I'uhlir Instruction
utilic H e r .ch o o l* of aald Special T a * School C h a rle s Ah-vantltr, W illiam If. E m l .o n , It. II. for Seminole County, Florida, the 2nd da>
of September, A. D. 1919.
V)“ Irlct.
I.a n r a a te r ,
Holier! S. C u m m i n g s , F ra n k
C. F. H A R R IS O N , Chairman,
2. T w e n t y - l i v e H u n d re d
Dollar* t o be Daniel, Tere*a W. Adam*. J . It. J a c k m n ,
C. A. DALLAS. Member.
uted in e n la r g in g and lurnU hing t h e Sanford H e n ry C. Nicola, T h n m a * J. I t d h a r d , Sara
F. F. D U T T O N , Member.
Colored H ig h School.
Eart ckaun. — —— E art-ckton, her hu*l»antl,
C ounty Hoard of I'uhlit instruction
3. T w e n t y - l i v e H u n d re d
D o lla r , lo t>e A lh n (Jreeley, D a v i d II. I lo o k r r , C. F. Hal*
for Seminole Cou nty, Florida.
u .e d in e n la r g in g a n d lurnU hing t h e Midway lord, l ie n j a m l n It. F o u n d . Allen Mat-Dun*
Attest:
Colored S c hool.
ell, ltt.lt* r t W. S c o t t, E l e n C
Kimball,
T. W. Law tnr.,
I.
T w e n t y - l i v e H u n d re d
Dollar* to he
I’rarllrc confined to the licntmcnl
K im h a !
he r
hualtaml,
l.a la )rtte
Superintendent of I'uhlir Instruction
u.ed In b u i l d i n g a n d lurnU hing a W r i t Side C .r .tn , A. M H a ndttlph, William E d g ar anti
of the eye
and F!x-Offirin Secretary to Hoard,
Colored S c h o o l, know n a . t h e ( iohU horo A. E. T a y l o r :
i Seal of lizard.)
Eyes
rtnmlnetl
liy n reitular reuNSchool.
If a p p e a r in g f r o m (he . w o r n hill died
3-Gtc
S.
T w e n t y - d v r H u n d re d
D o l l a r , t o lie
Ct*red physician
u*ed for e n la r g in g a n d i m p ro v in g t h e S a n h t r . i n t u a t yo u r p l a r e ul re-d.lrnce I. u n
.so riri:
(Basses fillet), hroken lenes du
ford High School tiy lu rn U h in g a M a nua l, know n a n d t h a t you a re over t h e age o(
Notlr© is hrrrliy given that th© I I r « l »•!
Art*, a ('ommeTci'al anil" a Dttme*rie Science tw e n ty - o n e year*. It I* ht rrlty u i d e r e d (h a t
plicated
D e p a r t m e n t th e r e in .
, you -I" a p p e a r In til l , c o u r t t o t h e Id.l herein C’ounty Gtirnmlsslontf* in ami f*»r Srmlnolr
(!. O n. T h n u a a n d D ollar, to lie used f o r 1 HI.d tin t h e 2 9 t h d a y of O c to b e r , A. D. ('«iunty, F’lorida. will r*r*iv© l»i*l* at th© ol28 W. Church SI. • Orlando, Fla.
Improving
school
b u ilding.
anti
.chool 1919.
. . . . . . .
. . . . . . fir© of th© ( ’1* rk of said Hoard at th© Gourt
ground* of t h e S anford High, t h e Sa n fo rd
D I* f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i . o rd e r he House in Sanford. Fla., on or livforr D*
G ram m ar a m i t h r San(or*l P r i m a r y School*. I putlH h**l * m© u ^ e r k h r «*l<ht c o n t r c u t l v r o'rlork a. m. on th© Gth day of Ortohrr.
7. Two T h o u ia n * ! Dollar* to b© u*r«I for m*«-k* in thi* S i n f o n l II* r a b l # u tirm spapvr
the p u rc h a * - of f u r n i tu r e amt I n c h le n ta l . lor pu b lis h ed in Se m inole r o u n t v .
.
all .chool. w i t h i n . a i d Special T a *
School 1 t t i l n r * . my h a n d a n d . . a of t h e . a i d d r D l.tllcl, a n d
*
cult c o u r t th is S e p t e m b e r 3 rd. A. I». 1919.
....
«.
. ■*
i « *t i il ■ .
F-* A. IMMHiLAMi,
\V her* a*i T h e C ounty Hoard »l I’uhlk- In ,
k ( *ifcutl Cliurl Seminole C ... Fla.
• tructinn for S r m l n o l r C o u n ty , F lo rid a, h a * 1 M a u r y k Wallow,
rai*iully r * a m in r > l *.lil p - t it i n n anil h a . a**
Sold (tor* lor ('o m p la in a n t
r r r l a i n n l t h a t m ure t h a n t a . n t y - f t v - in-r
3-9tr
e rn t »( tli« duly ijualiflri! rlrvtnr* rr.iiiln c
within .will S p - c i a l Ta* Schnnl D i . l r i r t No.
I, S - m l n - 1- C o u n t y , Florida, h a v o * l , n r d
N O T IC E O F C IIA U rK It ELECTIO N
• aida |i
.t i t i o n , aanu
nd
|i»!lilon,
| f( pu r.uan cr to t h - prnvlalnna of Srrtior
Srrtlon
Whrrra.: T h - county Hoard of I’utdir In* -o,*., r h a p t - r 8301, l .a w . of Florida, A ri. o f
*t ruction
lor S - m l no!- County, H - r i d a , ha*, i..................
*. | *.; *aid. (.‘haritrr
lirinit "An art to aholl*)
dish
.......
.................
_..aji
drtrrnilnrd b y resolution this day * adontrd t hr I’rr.rrtt hfunlripal (iovrrnnu nt ol thr
that bond* In t h - rum of 125,000.00 will b- Cu\ of Sanford, C o u n t y of S-rninnl-, Statr
r-ouirrd for t h - purpoara u-t forth in *aid ,,| Florida, and to Oryanto-, Incorporate and
prtitlnn and which ar- enumerated h-rein* I E .to b li.h » C ity (io v rr n m nt fo* the «amr:
above, .aid bond* to bear Inter* *t at the ! ut)l|
I’r - .r r l b - t h - Jurl.d lrtlon, I’ower*
rat- of five and one*hall 5 ' j p-r - . n i l per ‘ un,| Function* of maid Municipality'* notirTHE U N I V E R S A L CAR
c -n l per a n n u m . Inter-*! pavatib- »-rnl* I ,, h , l r |,y - I v i n that an •l -.tlnn Will b - brlil
annually, b o n d , to b - dated January lat, | i„ ( |lr
<i t >- of S a n f-rd S-m lnole cotfnty,
1920. and t h - principal ol *ald bund* to tie- , Florida, on T u ia d a y . October 7th, 1919, for
com - du- and pay-aide thirty y-ara alter the th- purpoa- ol a ub m lttlne to t h - p - o p l- t h Tlic Fort! Coupe, with electric self startin g
date thereof.
|i|Ui*tion ‘'Shall Ih - C ity ol Sanford adopt
Now. therefor-. In pur.uan— of C h aplet | th- C om m U alon -M an arer
I’lan Charter?"
and lighting system , has a l>ig, broad scat deeply
6M 2 , |.aw* ol Florida, Art* ol 1913. aru\ In and lor t h - purpnae of .Irrtlng thr— cum
pur.uan— of a r-aulutinn of rhia Hoard, thi* n l - i o n r r . providing a-rrh -hart-r a adopted
upholstered* Sliding plate glass windows so th a t
day adopted, notic e la herrhy given that on ] 31 aald ilectlonthe breeze can sweep right through the open
t h - I Ith d a y of Oettilirr. A. D. I 9 | 9, an
' r h - polllne plaea will be at t h - C i t y Hall,
eleetlun will lie held anil t h e *arn- I* h e r e b y ' {„ |h , pro a p p a r u t u a rim m , a itu a te d on the
car. O r in case o f a storm , the Coupe becomes a
iin lr r r d to be h e ld In aald Speiial T av School ,.,!i aid- of I 'k l m - t t o a v e n u e b e t w i i n I ir*t
DUtrlct No. I. S - m l n o l - C o u n t y , F lo r id a , t o ! a n -l S econd a tre eta In t h e city
city of S a l f o r d .
closed car, snug, rain-proof and dust-proof. H as
determine wheth er or not there *hall lie
oil* open at B o'rlork a. m. T u r id a y , Octo
U.'ird hy the . a i d Special Taa Srhool III*- ber 7th, 1919, and will d i n e at aundnwn thr
all the Ford economies in operation and m ain
trlct No. I, S - m l n o l - County, Florida, bond* •arm- day.
in the turn ut 125,000.00 to hear Intereat at
Thi* notice riven liy ' r d i r of tho city
tenance. A car th a t lasts and serves satisfac
the rale of live and one-half ( S ' , Per rent) rounril. Scptirnlor l*t. 1919.
prr rent per a n n u m lntere*t payable iem l(teal)
F- I’. H im .,
torily as long as it lasts. D em ountable rim s
annually: lionda to lie dated January lat,
2 -Btr
C ity Clerk.
1920, the principal nf aald bond* to tier.-me
with 3 ^ -in c h tires al! around. For the doctor
dur and payable thirty yeara after the date
thereof, aa U provided for in that rrrtaln Oriler to Hold an Election In Speelal Taa
and travelling salesman it is the ideal car.
r-aulutinn thla d a y adopted liy thi* C o u n ty ! School DUtrlct No. I. Scm lr.jlt l u u n t r ,
Hoard ol Public In .tr u r tlon , for Hrminol- ] Florid.
County, Florida. In which election nnl>
Whereat: A petition ha* been p r u e n t e d to
lho«r duly nuallffed elector, who are tre- ‘he C ou nty Hoard of I'uldlc I n .t r o - li o n for
holder*, redding within the aald Special Ta* icmlnole c o u n t y , Florida, on \ogu *t 5th.
('. I\ WILLIAM >
UPWARD HIGGINS
School Diatrirt N o . I. Srmlnolr C ou n ty. 1919, algnrd by more than tw r n tv .ltv e Prr
---- ‘ to
‘ vote.
'
rnt of the du ly itualitbd elector*, r c l d l n g
D ealer
Florida, ahall be e n titled
Salesman
ilthln
Special
Vat
School
Diatrirt
N
o.
I,
|
The aald ele ction t o ordered to be hrld
lnolr c o u n t y , Florida, aiklng and p e t i
ahall he held at thr aev.ral polling plarra S.m
tioning that an election be hild within aald |
within aald Sprrial Taa Srhool Diatrirt No. .Spedal
School Diatrirt to d.-lrrmlne the
I. Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, where the laat ■luratlonTa*
at to whether or not bonda In Ihr
en.ral election waa hrld, throughout Jald
Yiatrlct, to-wit: At Precinct N", I. and at • um ol 125,000.00 ahall be laaurd by aald 1
Special Tax Srhool Diatrirt No. I, to he
’
HENRY M c L \ U L I N
F J lb*’*n •
»? * ’ l -•E ..I
S» , \\\
c a d a m . W ater hound M a c a d a m and Shell.
I ropotaU for r i c h highw ay or i t r r r t shall
h r p m r n t t d tn a srnarat© t r a l t d rr.v«lnp©
i ntlor«« t| on the ouDld© with th* nam© of
t h r roa.* or *irt« t. am i It* n u m b e r for which
t h r proposal i« mitlo in«l t h r nam© of t h r
liMinrr t»r l-M ilm .
• -• f h , pfopcnil shall h r accom panied liv a
r t r t i n r c l check, issued u p o n a S t i t r or N«*
and m i t l r p a y a h l r to t h r o r d e r
of t h r Clrrk of t h r C irc u it Court of t h r
' mi lily of Sr mi nolr In t h r aum of fiv© p©f
*<*?( <»f t h r a m ount t.f t h e hid.
i h r "urct-fiful hitltli r will h r r©<|uir<-d t o
y.lvr hontl r«)ual to fifty pa r ernt of th*»
a m o u n t of M* or thsli imi, *urh hontl t o h r
r i r r i U t t| liy a S u r e ty C o m p a n y 1ir©n«*<l t o
lit ,
In t h r S t a t e of Horidx. an I th e
h ltlilrr • hall produr© a critiflcat© from th©
l r* n u n r of th«* S t a te of Florida show ing
t h r a m o u n t « f 11»•• tltpoaSl a n d thi r l a t i ol
1 A C t I 11.VI.S
31
21
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21
• Y*u tra k
'< "I N K ‘, _______ .
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' hr> n t h*. V ' v ;
lo -PPear to th .-b lll of com plain t herein Olid on t h . tot day
* " »*.k* laVfc ‘', d *r»'i t h a t t b l . nolle® be p u b l li b r d o n c e each w . r k for t w . l v . coniccuH,,Xiia(„
h - n ' ord l l . r a l d , a n r w . p a p r r p u b l i . h r d In t h . . a i d S . m ln o U c o u n ty .
u ‘*
‘
ond t h . *>.| o . a i d circuit c o u r t t h i . 3rd d a y ol S e p tem b e r, A. D.
E. A.
U .,|„ w
**
* DO UG LASS,
‘ ,i,,
Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County
' r**ur Complainant.
3 IStc
DR. E. S. HOFFMAN
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
he
held
itaiimiit*
•V
H ill
«i -
KS
2In %c o 2m pl X
Wo r 5o v..”
l i a ni c2e h«
w | ah“ r'i!Sfcn
I h a p i r r _ B u t . . .2. 3. .'7
. .«. Xf l l r „K, . 5
h iS
o ,* X .’S
. t hV
- r -S
w l .S
- .I m
ln v
Law* oi
of Florida.
a n d «n©
«h«..n
* | v t
**tT-r«.*- t ^ p r o v i n r
l.aw*
ri«»rb i s , *A
,\ rrits. .of
m . i. 913.
j i .i , umi
in| IH„. - S .1
round* and for
. . . e c t o r . and r l e r k . of th e . e v e , . I polling
The nubile
achool.
irlualva
p la c e , . h . l l m a k e p r o m p t re tu rn t o t h e
. . . . aald S|
r • T a i Scfiool D
DD
ittrii
trlrl N o . I
C o u n t y Hoard of P u b l i c I n a tr u c tln n for 8 «n>*
‘'n ^ i d a
ol.
Cou
inole County. F l o r i d a ; Im m e diately
I h e m ln o l. C o u n t y . F l o r i d a .
•aili rlrclfori 'and Ih© tabulation uf thr vot© ' Th©r©forr, b© it l U i n l v f d : That an ©leepolled, and the C o u n t y Hoard of Public I n tlon be anil the t a m e la hereby ordered to
.trurtlon (or S e m in o le County, Florida, will Be held In . a i d Special T aa Srnoul D l.trlct
lie In (ration at !<> o'rlork a. n.. the Ifith No. I. S e m in ole C o u n ty . Florida, on thr
14th day of O c t o b .r ,. A. IE 1919, to deter*
day of October, 1919, to receive t h . return* I4th
of *ald election an d t o determine and certify 1 mine whether or not there .h all be l.eued
the re.ult thereof.
_____
Thr fallowing n a m e d are hereby appointed j
and dtalgriated a* cl.rka and In.pertor* to
hold and conduct aald election at the .everal ]
poll, or prerlnet. nam ed:
Precinct No. I (P olling Place, Coco-Cola*
flnltling Plant); Edw ard lliggint, II. C. :
Maawril, E. IE llruw nlee, In.pertor*, and I
Tim Keane, Clerk.
I Pivvaurt No. 3 ( P o llin g Plare, Fire Station,
Palm etto AvenueD 41. IE S tem trom . David
JACTOIVIUE'FIA
Sp —r, A. It. Chnpnrtl. I n e p e r t o r ., a n d
HOTEL
Walter M. Ilaynr.. Clrrk.
All of which I* d o n e and ortbred by the
Cou nty Hoard of P ublic Inttrurtlon
for 1
Seminole County, Florida, In regular t e u i o n
a.aem bled, the 2nd d a y rf September, A. I).
1919.
C. F. Ilarrl.on, Chrm.
(Seal of Hoard)
C . A. Dallaa, Member.
EurrffinDkaCofhpk’fe
Screened
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ccrwdKACofwwieat lotfwythmj-ln
Kh/I of Cily • Send for B<»Vlet ••• I
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AUK YOU INSURED?
IF NOT, SEE
W. J . TH IG PEN & COMPANY
AGENTS
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General Fire . in su ran ce
OFI1CS CC OFLia IIANK BUILDING
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THE SANFORD HERALD
/
SEPTEMBER 26, 13|9
YES, “ A Feed For Every N eed.”
rcy
Builds
LARGE
Prim ps
EASY
TO
FEED
Groceries, - IJlnck Strap Mollnscs in bulk, - Lime.in barrels, - Blue
Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers.
See us
for Carload Crate Material. Agent Tor Dayton Airless Tires, thats what
you need.
We have it, can ret it, or it is'nt made
for less than you can buy it for elsewhere
CATES CRATE COMPANY,
condition; that is. they are unable to ford for short talks and alt of them gain. Also two chicken coops, one
furnish the hooks at the present time responded, pledging thrir support at piano box and good rain water bar
6-ltp
Therefore, any and all statements Osteer. Ferry, better roads to New rels. 703 Palmetto Ave.
having heen made by any one in au Smyrna and to boost for Coronado
For Sab— Three quarter Bed,
thority relative to the prooscution Reach. A most pleasant hour was
white
enamel, mattress and springs,
of any teachers or schools using such spent at the banquet and when the '
II
new,
$ 1G.00 (Sixteen Dollars).
h
hooks as they now have on hand Un guests arose they knew that they
Address
"Stranger,”
Herald Office.
Considerable confusion and appar til the proper books can ix
be supplied,1had been somewhere to feast The
6-itc
ent distress is resulting from the in may he disregarded.
Boy Scouts Band furnished music
ability of book agents to secure
"Just as soon as these hook con- f°r Hie occasion,
For Sale —My 5 acre farm in Reck
school books for the many schools of ccrns can furnish the elementary i After a time of sightseeing and Hammock, .‘I acres cleared nnu tiled.
the state. This is by no means n hooks which have heen ndopted, the shaking hands with many old friends Good well. Bargain. F. M. Lough,
local situation, nor is it merely a superintendent of education and the | and new ones the Sanford delegation | 112 S. Brevard Ave., Tampa, Fla.
county or rtate situation. This con governor will get o ut he usual pulled for home thoroughly imbued
6*4tp
dition exists all .over the state of proclamation, and not until this time with the idea thut Smyrna people
Florida and in many other states of as we have no basis on which to are the best on earth and certainly \ For Sale—Tw » singing canary
birds. Mrs. George McDougal, Cclthe union, and is due to the fact issue said proclamation nt the pres know how to entertain.
fi-ltc
that many states have hook adop ent time.
cry Ave.
Those attending from Sanford
tions during the past summer, thus
"Yours very truly,
were Hon. Forrest Lake and daugh- j For Sale—Speed launch 55 ft. G ft.
imposing upon book companies the
"Sidney J. Catts,
ter.
Maude, and Mr. and Mrs. U. J. ' beam, I cylinder, .‘10 II. I', motor.
impossilde task of producing new
"Governor."
Molly
nod daughter, Mildred and j $400.00.
Friends, Geneva,
books for thourar.ri-. of srhcoii,
Fred
Williams.
"Florida
School
Rook
Depository,
- G-3lp
Fla.
within a few months time. Their
Union
Terminal
Building.,
Jack
task is made harder than ever by the
For Sale—Screen windows uud
sonville, Fin.
Announce Wedding
labor condition of tlu> country, as
doors
and blinds. K. R. Murrell/ at
Septembi r 10. 191!)
The following announcement of
well as liy short age of material and
Hotel
Montezuma.
6-2tp
the approaching wedding has been
unsatisfactory transportation facil "Supt. \V. N. Sheatfc,
Tallahassee, Fla.
received by many friends of the con
For Sale—Bicycle, almost new
ities.
tracting
parties
in
Florida:
Ba.guiin.
Mrs. E. S Johnson, R F.
“ Dear Mr. Sheuts—We wislt to as
I)r. Mobley, the local agent for
6-1 tp
Box
208.
D.
A.
Mrs. Joseph Newton Whitner re
school books has been exerting con- i sure you that the publishers, as well
as
ourselves,
ure
doing
everything
quests the honor of your presence
sistent ellorts in an nlnust futile at
physically possible to supply Florida at the marriage of her daughter. An ForSnle-Lnrge Bay Mure, sound and
tempt to have books ready for the I
gentle not afraid of autos or trains, will
opening of the city schools, but has ! with the new elementary adoption. nie Caldwell to Mr. Joseph Carson work anywhere. Also wagon, surrey
met with very distournging results. I Practically every agent has been sup IhitcliiMjo^..Jr . on Tuesday, the :•
iw>*. v. ■•xtr', •f.'ultr. Trade
i*—•'L... <1
ia \ 1 Seventh o| Oct oner nt high noon,
Iu «’ •«*
.?c.rr;r,K- ;i fair plied with *.!.
for
Ford
truck. V. Schntelz, Route
First Presbyterian church, Sanford. A (Sylvan Lake).
ly good supply of high school hooks, a few of the elementary books.
G-ltc
According to report received from Plorida.
and a few of the grammar grade and
~
For Sulr —Ten RulT Leghorn hens,
primary books, but only
a very th. various publishers, every bindery i
Rook on New Smyrnn
full bland, n»>d five crcj.% breed, SI.GO
•mall pcrtrnlagp of his orders From and printing press east of (lie MisMiss Cnrita Doffgelt of Jackson-1 each. Also some frying size White
an order of 2170 books only a paltry sissippi river is working on t his
450 have been received. The Dot-i adoption.
furthermore they tire villi* has just finished a hook on j Wyandotte cockerels, 50c a pound.
tor boweres is tnukeing life miserable working day and night shifts, and Florida history paying special atten- j W. R. Italian!, Altamonte Springs,
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for the school depository, and will you cun readily see that thi publish- tion to the early history of New i Fla.
continue to do so until tin children j ers are exerting every effort to have Smyrna. The book will be issued
For Sale —Ford Speedster for snle.
of Seminole county have all tlx I the books reach us ut the earl !e»t from the publishing house in n few
Perfect
shape. L,, F. Roper.
I possible date.
weeks and will he on sale in Sanford
books they need.
5-2tc
at
the
book
stores.
Miss
Doggett
is
"We assure you we will do our
Unfortunate as this lack is, still
a niece of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Fors
For Sale —Ford touring car. Corthere is no need to be unduly ills- (Very best.
“
Yours
very
truly.
ter
of
this
city
and
is
prominent
in
nrr
Ninth and Myrtle. Phone No.
tressed over the situation, us the
School
Rook
Depository,
5-2tp
"Fla.
435-J.
social
and
literary
circles
in
the
our
class of teachers employed in
By Louis M. Brown, Manager. state.
schools will be able to keep the pu-ji
For Sale —Five acres land, orange
pils busy, and grades will be made |
and other fruit trees, land for culti
just as though there were no dif
Rig Time nt New Smyrnn
vation. Four room house on plnco.
ficulty of this kind with which to
The Auto Club of New Smyrna
contend.
entertained yesterday at a fish fry
The following letters from Gov. and general good time in honor of
Catts and the Florida Rook Depos visitors from Orlando and Sanford
itory, respectively, will throw coh- and nearby cities and towns. The
sideurnhle light on the subject. Let fish fry was to have been at the old
me insist that you read both cf these fort and all arrangements hud heen
made there but a heavy downpour
letters carefully
| of rain prevented tins and the party
Respectfully,
l was held in tlic dining rooms of the
T. W. Lawton,
Supt. | Ocean House which was generously i 'J All Local AdveriiHumcntH Under
"To the Superintendents of Schools donated for the occasion by those in I Thia Heading THREE CENTS •
Line For Each InHcrtlon Minimum
and Teachers of the State of Flor- ' ''barge.
ida:
j About fifty people sat down to a | Charge 25 Centa.
"A great spirit of unrest is over | feast such as only the New Smyrnn
In answering an advertisement
the state today on account of the! people can prepare and as they have where no r.aine is mentioned in the
superintendent' of education and the fifty seven varieties of fish and sen ' id, please do not n«k The Herald
governor not getting out the usual food
"I* ‘hey can serve something good (or | nformntion
t0 thc identity of
proclamation based on tbe recent any> time of the day or night. I hoy
advertiser.
Usually
liy we do not
adoption of the elementary books had delicious fish chowder, fried fish know who the advertiser is and if
given to the different publishers for and sweet
potatoes,
olives and we do we are not allowed to give
Mho supply of hooks for the next five pickles, potato salad, hot coffee and
out this information. Simply write
years.
ice cream and cigars fur the men. a letter nnd address it as per in
"We desire to state that the en Dr. David Foster acting as toast structions In the ad.
closed letter is a sample of what master, then culled upon Judge _________________________________
these publishers say. You can see Cheney and I*. A. Van Vnlkenhurg This Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers
nnd Sailors Who Seek Positions.
from the wording of this letter that I of the Orlando Auto Club and linn,
all of the publishers are in the same j Forrest Lake and R. J. Holly of SanWANTED
SUPT. T. W. LAWTON
EXPLAINS THE SCHOOL
BOOK SITUATION
>
Phone 181
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it
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CLASSIFIED ♦
♦
ADVERTISING
^il
♦
Two miles from Sanford.
I». O. care Herald.
THE BIG
FEED HOUSE
..
I
Address 1plows, rolling truck, complete.
man Brothers, Forest t'ity, I'la.
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For Sale Prepare lor cold wcathFor Sale—Pair of good farm mules
er NOW. Buy your winter’s fire in good sound condition. Reason
wood no\v and save money. Oak or able price. M. Fleisher.
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pine. Kith •r stove or fireplace wood.
For Sule—A first class fresh Jersey
Phone 149-W. Roberts & Smith,
cow.
M. Doyle, Lake Monroe, Fla.
Woad Ynr<1, corner Gth and Elm.
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5-tf
For Snle or Rent—At a bnrgnin. i For Sale*—Four dwelling house*.
Nine acres choice celery farm, known 1Cush or, easy terms. Situated on
ns the W. I \ Akers farm on R. U. Park, Magnolia, Cypress and Myrtle
Five acres tiled, with several flowing, avenues. Apply to J. E. Pace.
wells. Address S. A. Wood, or J. E. __________________________ GG-tf
5-tf
Alexander, Del.ami. Fla.
For sale or exchange—1 Vault
For Sale—Houses. Terms. Jno door, good- shape, 1 large Safe, 71
inches high, I small Safe, 31 inches
4-3 tp
•Musson.
high*, 1 adding machine. Must sell
For Sale—Mule. Will trade for | quick. C Care of Herald.
cattle. It. T. Thrasher.
4-tf
FOR RENT
For Sale—Carload of light wood j
For Re.it—1 ? i acres choice rt lery
fence posts, 7 feet long. Price «!c
land, tiled and good well, three room
. 4-4tc
Collcr.
house, four miles vat Sanford ave
For Sale — Full blooded Duroc nue. F. C. Welsh at B. qOt Garage
pigs, $6.00 apiece or $10.00 a pair. ACT QUICKLY. •
5-2tp
Also 2 sows and registered hoar year
LOST
and half old for 20 cents a pound.
L. A. Ilcnaud, Sanford Heights.
Lost—Spare tire, Riverside, 35 by
4-tf
• a on road between Orlando and
For Sale— We have a lot of very Q,.t. n i g h t of 23rd. Will
fine genuine Duroc Wrney*"|p?g** \ ; r reward for recovery. V. W. Gould
very reasonable price. Mrs. Endor Agency, DeLand, Fla.
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Curlett, Geneva.
3-tfc
LOST -G O L D II It EAST WATCH
.109 i MAIN. ' RED, SQUARE FOB
For Sule—Our bun_ M
French avenue, Six rooms, 3 clos- BRING TO HERALD UFHt fc
ets, bath room, two porches, con- AND RECEIVE REWARD. G-ltr
Crete all around. pretty green lawn
Lost—Sack containing two hats,
with attractive palmetto front, also
has servant’s room, plunder room, large black one and small white one.
good garage itml u small packing On roud between Orlando and San
shedi with ollicc room in south end ford. Reward for return to Mrs. (L
on the place. Can lie bought for D. Harding, JOG >j- Orange Ave.,
5*2tp
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS Orlando, Fla.
CASH. The buildings alone on this
FOUND
place cannot be duplicated for less
than five thousand dollars Mr. and — s---------------------------------------Found—A pocketbook on First
Mrs. A. D I’arrish.
3-tfc
street. Owner may have same by
For Sale—Moline Universal Trar- proving property at Herald oflicc.
5-2 tp
lor, with sand deals. Two 14 Inch
Get the Boys ready for School
.next Monday. 75 of the newest
and latest models arrived just in
time for School. Make your selections while our stock is complete.
Brown and Blue Fancy Worsted
Suits, th e ki nd t h a t wears
$ 12 .5 0
,rk
Ki
i.
and
$14.00
All Wool Serge Suit, made of best,
quality Amoskeag Serge, 10 to 18
.year sizes, price - - $ 16.00
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X
X
X
Married W om en W ill be Interest
X
ed and Helped by B ecom
ing Euzelians
X
X
P L A C E — The Baptist Temple. • ||
TIME - - Every Sunday Morning, s
X S O C IA L —2nd Wed. each Month. ?!?
MRS. A. F. McALLlSTER, President
X
MRS. L. T. BRYAN, 1st Vice-President
MR1!. ASHLEY KELLY, 2nd Vice-President
MRS. F, It. SAVAGE, 3rd Vice-President
MBS. LORETTA BROTHKRSON, Sec. and Trens.
MRS. STEWART TELFORD, Reporter
X
MRS. GEORGE HYMAN. Teacher
MRS. KENT ROSSITTER, Assistant Teacher ‘
X
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Salesmen
Wanted—Lubricating
Oil, Grease, Specialties, Paint. Part
or whole time. CommissioVi basis.
Mun with car or rig preferred.
Riverside
Refining
Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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WANTED— OLD CLEAN
RAGS, ANY KIND EX
CEPT OI.D SOCKS,
COATS,
PANTS,
OR
RED SPREADS. AT
THE HERALD OFFICE.
59-tf
Upholstering and mattress making,
l furniture repaired, mirrors plated,
i auto tops and seats recovered. First
class work only. Brown Upholstery
Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla.
|
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49-tfc
FOR SALE
p WE HAVE SAVED A PLACE FOR YOU
XXXIIII!!!IIIIIXIIIHIIIIIIIxi!lllllinil|||IXHIHIIIIIIIXI|||||||||||XXX
For Sale—Six Rhode Island Red
pullets nnd two roosters, ut n* bar-
' . • .
v
./ i f :
$10 00
Extra Pants
Wanted—Men in every county
with own auto to travel and take
orders for the Red Ripper Hay
1Press. Can give good commission to
the right man. He must be a good
hustler.
G5-tf.
For Sale —Mission furniture, table,
sectional bookcases, desk lind oak i
china cabinet. Dr. Pulcston, 3rd
and Park Ave.
6-tf
-
Small Boy’s Serge Suits
size 3 to 7 years
Wanted -About 1000 men to buy
Red Rock Cabbage Seed. Imported
direct from Holland to us. L. Allen
Seed Co.
G-ltr
EUZELIANS
ZEAL FOR THE GOOD
—t ---------------
Wanted -Woman to work in cigar
factory. J. J. Mauser.
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|.j.
2-tf
Fancy Worsted Pants, all sizes,
pretty patterns
$ 3 .0 0 to $ 4 .0 0
W\\
O o •
—t — \ •
B lou ses
Fast Color Bell Blouses, made of
best quality Gingham and
Madras, $ 1.25
The Yo well Com pany
Everything "New Thats Good”
�ci-p TE.MBER
THE SANFORD HERALD
26, 1919
PAGE THIRTEEN
Growers Must (.el In or Slay Out to the rumors that existed several
with the results. This practice of Sherman as Trustees of Celery
Membership in the locul associa-j wseks ago, to the ellcct that they*
using the self feeder will he followed City Aerie No. 185.‘1 of Fratertion of tho Florida ( it run Kxchan^r wan to bo another general in roaso to u greater extent in the future.
nnl Order of Eagles,a corpora-,
In this territory will he absolutely in freight rates made by the Admintion not lor profit; the Celery
closed September HO according to! istration. You will doubtless recall
Many farmers near Kissimmee City Aerie No. 185:1 of the Fra
I*. A, I laker cf Orlando, manager of that the Director General made
a j have applied for government farm ternal Order of Eagles, a cor
Orange county.
statement several weeks ago that no l„allH, ,nn. t ,lf thp moncy to he UMf(, poration not for profit; W. It.
• Announcement that this generally genera! In rca»t- ’was in eonteinpla- t„ |)U cattle, so that the farmers
Fell, J. H. Cowan. J. F. Ilooliwould he «i< no over the state has lion at this time, hut, of course, it enn enter
life the new Kissimmee dairy
CALeague of9 n a t io n s in t o
ban.
ms Trustees of Celery City
been made in Tampa within the Ins I cannot he definitely stated at this association.
Manatee county dins Aerie No, 1853 of Fratorn tl
home of his e n e m i e s .
sixty days, the directors of the Klor-jl,»>e what may ho done in the such a farm loan association.
J Order of Eagles ns successors to
ida Citrus Exchange have taken a:- future."
above named W. \V. Fry. W. IE
tion to that elTeet some time ago.1
---------------------A "Build a House" club is being Fell and S, Sherman, Fred It.
gives cost of great war This rule, it is said, is to he enforced To Teachers ,.r Sanford Schools
formed in Leesburg to meet the de Bradley, E. A. Drfuglns* in his
^
in this section with great strictness,'
mand for new houses. Each mem-. own right and as trustee for
V".u i,ro ^quested to meet your
Informs Fhtm of Live, an d Treasure a* it likewise will he enforced in
her
pledges himself to erect a new I the following named cestuis qui
every othbr seetion where tho Ex- Fci'icipals
your respective school
poured Out to Save
!
house
for some new citizen who trusts, (). F. Allen, E. L. Brown,
cltanhe has packing hott.les,
btiildinks Saturday morning at 1
Civilization.
wants
to
locate here, but is unable 1(’. A. Betts, F. II. Bradley, O.
There are said to he two reasons o'clock. This is important, s an nut to secure a house already built.
line of
j C. Bryant, .1. II. Cowan, (i. IE
for this ruling. One is because a cussed tlie year's work will , •• dirat
this
meeting.
1Calhoun, E. A. Douglass, V. E.
(Dy ML Clemens News Bureau)
definite closing dulu will better en
T.
\V.
Lawton,
Supt.
Kindness
Makes
for
Service.
Douglass, E. L. Dinkle, .lot*
aboard President Wilson's Special able managers of packing houses to
It.
was
once
commented
upon
by
Jo
I
Fernantlez,
T. O. (Jillis, M. .1.
.nln-CarryiaU hi* war
,boso estimate the amount of fruit they'
seph F. Smith that, wherever men are Gallagher, J. F. Hoolihun, E. E.
Tubbing the Time
,"•■0 oppose the adoption by thu Uni- will have to handle and make proper
kindest to tlielr animals, there do
, j states of tbo ixraco treaty and Uio preparations therefor. The other is
Manager Haight of the Overland those animals give the best service to i llognn, J. M. Hunt, F. A. Hart,
coucant of the 1/mguo of Nations In because it has been flund previously Sales & Service Co. on his recent men. A* example, the writer eited | James A. Johnson, C. A. Kentto their households. President Wltson that come growers in some .ocalities lri., norlll look
„„ Inany m,w Holland and Denmark, where the ut ier. J. F. Mnhnr, J. F. Mitchell.
.ut wick Invaded California.
June rather gotten the habit of play wrinkles in tin* operation of an up to most affection nnd care arc bestowed ! I.ouis Faint, W. It. Fell, S.
‘ \nl there, where tbo question on ing the Exchange against fruit spec-. date garage, among them being the upon Bo rows, which there give free l Bunge, (J. \V. Smith, James
ly of their milk, and the dairying in ! Sawyer, Alex Vaughn, John Van-*
„hkh lessue opponents have linrnulators in the sale of their crops. If keeping of the exact time on car re- dustry
nourish's.
ctr,4 the hardest, that of Shan Tung—
tlerkoek, G. W. Venable, S. C.
a good offer was received from thp, pain,. He lias installed a time keepu of most interest, the president found
' Walker, ('. II. Walsh, C. C.
•petulators
it
possibly
would
he
ticIng
machine
that
is
punched
by
the
,u ,amo enthusiasm among the poow . w . ■ ■..
Hardener of Steel.
(epted, while if no acceptable offers employees ,,1, 11,,.
same (dann« the
>.iinei -n r i amp,
, (or poaco and for Insuranco
.Molyhtletilti-. <lilolly found In Tas Geo A. DeCottes, S. F. Doudwere made the fr„.t » » u h i o e turned (time dork in tin* larger factories and
I j l i u s l f u i u f u •••*,«.
...o
r.u U t
mania. is u-ed for a variety o f pur
channels, i his „ow wnen repairs art1 being made on poses, but its prim Ipal value Is in the j ney in his own right and as
itc. long controversy • ended. They through Exchange
dissatisfaction in a certain car the exact time is kiy>t liinntlfaettire oi t••I. to which It gives ! trustees for the following named
w»at this country *° ho nblo to again lias led to great
Now- 's on a printed slip showing to the cus- n hardness and b dines* that makes cestuis qui trusts, O. F. Allen,
turn Us undivided attention to social,
proposed
growers
shall
definitely tomer just what time.has been spent the steel suitable for use in propeller K. !.. Frr.v.n. C. A. L’etts. F. IE
Ko n o m te and Industrial development.
make
up
their
minds
whether
they on his ear and showing the business shafts, guns nm) hollers.
j
Tbelr leaders may not feel this v ay,
F ad! ;, O. C. Bryant, J. II.
tat Judging from the expressions wijl market their fruif through the office just what time has been spent
C »wan, G. It. Culliouii, E. A.
vhlch met the president on ovory i Ido. big co-operative organization or will on the car without' any chance for a
i I) niglass, E. E. Dinkl *, Joe
Labor Saving.
The leaders have overstepped tho stay out. In the latter event they mistake. Since time means money
A novel device which feeds tacks | F- tnandez, T. 1). (Jillis, M J.
limit* of the peoples patience In their must depend solely on offers from in garage work the new (dan of Man Into position to he driven by a ham ; G illaglicr. J. F. iloolihan, E. E.
•tabborn determination to forco a j speculators for the sale of their
ager Haight will meet the approba mer Is equipped witti daws to drnw Ilogati, .1 M. Hunt, F. A. Hart.
chir.re In thu great document.
fruit. This rule is one oblong stand tion of the patrons of tho Overland carpct or anything thut Is to lie fas- <j aln,•s A. Johnson C A. Kenting,- being incorporated in the hy- Sab :- -. t - k - . t o tuned tleh r................."
Mult Take Tills League.
ner.'.f. I- Maliar, J F. Mitchell,
t
*oi »-a« ii association of tin- Ex- eliminate any controversy about the
~
~
Louis
Faint. W. It. Fell, S.
"must tnko this League of No- j .
How
ever,
it
has
it|>
to
nowtime
takt
n
for
repairs.
In
Circuit
Court
Sevemii
Judicial
1
Itunge.
G. W. Smith, James
pom." «ald the president, "for thero 1 ,nn‘*p"
Circuit. Seminole County. Florida j Sawyer, Alex Vaughan, John
U oo way In which another can bo been rat tier a dead letter and lias
observed. Beginning with
ctuinc I without compelling rccon. 1,u,‘
(,f (|)0 farmers “f Madison Seminole County Bunk, a cori Vatidcrhock,
G.
. Venable,
this
season
it is proposed to .'loo, eount.v are feeding their hogs on p oration, ('•iiiip!uifiant
tijeislhn. '*-> tiiu power#. And It
S. C. Walker, C. IE Walsh, \
m-ill -It very ill upon my stomach to it very rigidly all over the state; and peanut meal and corn meal, using the
E. Douglass, Elmer DeCamp.
vs.
take It Lack t.» tlennatiy for considera it is said that hereafter it may he self feeders.
Geo, A, DeCottes and C. C.
Fry,
All are well pleased
expccted t*» he enforced each season.
tion"
i
S I S es
HOUSE OF FOES
I ■
I •
r P I t I rt
Woodruff, E. A. Douglass^in
hi* own right and ns trustee
for the following named ces
tuis q u i t r u s t s , n a m e l y
G. \V. Smith, J. II. Cowan, C.
I A. Betts. E E. Brown, Jamca
A. Johnson, John Vamlerhock,
Alex Vaughan, James Sawyer,
J. F. Mnhnr, C. C. Woodruff,
T. O. Gillis, C. IE Walrh, Joe
Fernandes, 0. C. Bryant, V.
i E. Douglass, F. B. Bradley,
E. E. Hogan, J. F. Houlihan,
W. It. Fell. S. Rungo, E. E.
Dinkle, S. C. Walker, I ) ’fond
ants.
To tlie defenadunts, (J. R. Cal
houn, T. O. Gillis, .1. M. Hunt, F. A.
Hart, J. F. Mitchell, I.ouis Faint,
C .. II. Walsh:
it appearing from the sworn hill
herein tiled that you are non
residents of tin- state of Florida and
that all of you are over the age of
twenty-ono years and that your
places of residence are as follows:
G. R. Calhoun, Fitkins, Colorado;
T. (). GiMis, 'JO Tifton St., Atlanta,
Georgia; .1. M. Hunt, Route J, Mar
ion, Virginia: F. A. Hart, Savannah,
' Georgia; J. F. Mitchell, 1219 North
' Gi.uni uvciiuc, Sherman, Texas;
I.ouis Faint, Catawba Sanitarium,
Virginia; C. II. Walsh, Wilmington,
North Carolina.
It is hereby ordered that you do
appear in this court to the hill filed
herein on tin* third day of Novem
ber. A. D. 1919.
It i* further ordered that this or
der In* published once a week for
four consecutive weeks* in the San
ford Herald, a newspaper'-published
In ?' •• s-«* 'S.*j7trTr"Florida.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Circuit Court this 24th day of
September, A. D. 1919.
(seali
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
A. K. Fower*.
Solicitor for Complainant.
C -5tc
“All over tho world people are look
ing to us with conlhlcncu our rivals
Registered at Hotel Carnes tlii?
•long with the weaker nations. I pray week were A. J. Wntlley, J. J.
Cod that thu gotitli men who aro de
Kirns, Joe Davis, W. T. Kelsey,
fying this thing may presently seo It
John
W. Ross, F. W. Cash, Geo. F.
ia a different light."
Crews,
Jacksonville; Mrs. Maude
Germany, thu president declared, la
| Fliilmon, St. Augustine; Al Witlterttklr.g new courage Iroin our delay in J
ratifying tho trout) and her nows- ington, Warm Springs, Ga.; Ray
yap<‘ri and public men were again be mond Sntler, Brunswick. Ga.; Mr.
and Mrs, Clark. Houston, Texas;
coming arrogantly out-spokon.
Deeply Impressive were the figure* i E. E. Wifiimnn. N. Y.: E. A. Wiley.
&f the cost of the late war, lit lives | Fernatidina; W. A. Johnson. Alamo,
ind dollars It was the first Unto that Ga.; II. A. Rapp. N. Y.; R. N. Du
tho official statistics have been imtdo rand, Jax.; G. IE Hurd,
Falm
public and thu tremendous total* Bench; O. K. Bourn, Falutka. At
ibockcl tho president’* audience*.
the Seminole Hotel were W. Houston
Show* Co»t of World War.
«.f Falutka; T. O. Rouse, T. W. Har
‘The war." said President Wilson, per, W. Amet, II. Y. Schncflcr, F. E.
:ott Grenf hmnln and and her Do- Reed, E. C. Kail. Jax.: A. E. Dick
main* t3S,u00,0(P),00O; Franco JJ6,000r son. J. E. Ferenor, Faiatkn; Mrs. M.
(■‘•■C.Ovo; tJi-j United States J25.0U0,- Bowen. Gainesville; A. M. Ellerloy,
W0.0"0- ItiHiln 11^.000,000,00') Italy i W. Wilkerson, Mr. .Jackson, Jack
sonville; B. D. Craig, Dayotna; Jrs.
1*’' ' 1 ........... ; ltd e total. Inch..
thu i-ip -n>l.ttin-, cf Japan, Belgium I.ingutnbuilt, Arthur Jones, Jax.
»r.! other m ull countries, of $123,000,Rally Duy nt M. E. Church
it *t the Central Powers as fol
The
members ,t< the Methodist
ks f Gunn,my $39,000,000,000; AusSunday
school are planning a big
til* Hungary. $21,000,000,000; Turkey
Rally Day for Sunday, October 5th
I 'l lltilgarl.i 13.000,000,000.
Thu United State.*," tho president at in-:m.
They expect 500 men, women and
!
i’ !‘t OQO million dollars an
L :r night and day for two years In children in Sunday school on tlint
! ’ *trugg|,. (o nave civilization. All •lay and judging from past perform
1 ' however, fades Into In.slgnl- ances they are very apt to get wjint
w'lu-n
th'(baths
by they go after.
:>r- con Idorcd.
declared
Arrangements are already made
t.c president. Busala
gavo 1,for
a house to houre* canvas before
T'-V"." int ri; Germany E00O.0O0;
Fiaiicu 1.3X0.000; Orest Britain 900.- Rally Day by the members of the
«•">; lt*il
l.ooo; tho United States school ami every man, woman ai d
t0'3‘ ' la all. almost 7.500,000 men child near Sanford will lie invited to
I-ri-hid in the great struggle, or attend Sunday school at the M. E.
more men than died In all of church on that day, unless they arc
thu wars of tli,. previous 100 years.
already attending some other Sun
day school in tiie city.'
Should Remember Recent Horrors.
Arrangements are being made for
Tb.s.. ar- terrible facts, and wo a delightful program which while not
curbi never to forget them. Wo went
to t.Ms w ,r (o do a thing that wns long will lie inti resting anti enter
-•• anu ntal for the world and what I taining, nnd those who attend this
service will he well repaid for their
c,,m" "Ut on this Journey for Is
jo
rmlne whether tho country has efforts.
urgott.-n <>r not. I huvo found out.
Effect of While ".Moonshine"
• country lias not forgotten nnd It
The moonshine that is easily at
,
BeTer Pormlt nnv who stands
ln 11,1 "ay of the fulfillment of our tainable hereabouts has a decided ad
»■ .t pledge*, over to forget tho sor- vantage over^the old red water of
"'*-al day ho Hindu tho attempt."
joy. You can tnke a swig of the*
• filtration and discussion, tho pro*- white, go home, open up all the win
j 1 ,,oln,"'l out. must replace force dows, blow your breath around the
^ ‘'fia* In tho settlement of world
room one time vigourously and.
OM.-mersle*. Constantly ho dwell*
“Pan tl„. facl thnt
„ lu nat|on3 ,n presto, every skeeter halls the jack
j.* '.ague agree to do one of two out in the open air with one foot
iir,( (0 .m.i.id (j,,.|r iiiffurencos over his upturned nose, when you
ar Itratlon, in which case they close the windows, retire with all
j
to ®hldo Ly the decision Ton your clothes on 'you forget to take
ka
lf unw,Blng to arbitrate, to 'em off) and are deud to the world
cl|U / h; lr Ca"° ,l,,’cussed by the Coun- till the boss sends the office dj-vil
rno *K dengue, in which case six around about ten a. in. next day to
u granted for discussion. know whether you are sick or on n
' tnonths must olnpso following strike, knowing full well ail the time
ru-ult tlf ttil** last stop in urhltrn
uon before t|„, nation concerned can wlints* tiie trouble. A little of that
white goes a long ways.—St. Augus
tlcclare war.
tine Record.
f Hold. Out Hope For Ireland.
NO HIGHER RATE
l,r,‘xldent took ndvantngo of
. Mlon, propounded by tho Snn k>nnco Labor Council to give the Infer- Tariffs on Fruits and Vegetable*
From Florida Points
h
"’
ircianii can urinR
ca«u l.eforo tho Lenguc of Nations
Senator Fletcher is in receipt of
»ct„"'U
when
League Is the following from Director Cham
•Cbtally n, exlHtetice.
bers of the Traffic Division U. S.
turr
WTr.' i! tnru,1B' h°. declared,
,
, w ill bo ro- Railroad
fed
riv.u »
—
aapau, no said, hnd
"The
Administration
does
not at
Ar , , '° ’onin ph'dgo to that effect
Anl "Ith the Leaguo of Nation* In the present time contemplate any
,orcf. said tbo *president,
enn.
If increase on fruits and vegetables
OCCy a|
• v-niubiil, wo’
«'L L
*1
I
**rv,.oa !l.rf*o». stand forth nnd say, from the Florida territory. Ferliaps
*^hl« shall b0 dono.»
your correspondents have reference
\Y
m m
■&M
**»*•»«»
It required five years to develop a plane uuu. would
measure up to these specifications.
There were five years of hard engineering effort back of
DELCO-LIGHT before the first plant was put on the
market three and a half years ago.
Today DELCO-LIGHT is furnishing the conveniences
and comforts of electricity to more than Seventy-five
Thousand farm homes.
It is providing an abundance of clean, bright, econom*
ical electric light for these homes. It is furnishing power
to pump water, operate washing machine, churn, sep«
arator, vacuum cleaner, electric iron, milking machine,
and other small machinery.
And everywhere it is demonstrating its wonderful efficien*
cy—and actually paying for itself in time and labor saved.
DELCO-LIGHT was di signed and built by men who
were raised in farm hour s—who experienced the dis
comforts and inconveniences cf farm life—and who set out
deliberately years ago to develop on electric plant that
would provide city advantages for rural communities.
They were the earns mcr. whose engineering talent had
made DELCO Starting, Lighting and Ignition Equip
ment for automobiles the Standard of the world—
They knew electricity —e ad they knew the needs and
limitations of farm life—
They knew that an elect ic plant to give service in a
farm home must be simp'e, so that it would not get out
of order and require complicated repairs—
It must be easily operate i and require little attention—
It must be very economical in operation—
It must be built to stand hard usage and it must last
indefinitely—
DELCO-LIGHT
A compit I• t it c trie light and pou*r plant for farms and country hornet,
self •cranking— air cooled— ball bearingt — ne belle— only one place to
QH— Thick Plates— Long Uoed Battery— R U N S O N K E R Q S E N E
J. R. YEARBY, Oilnmlo, Fla., Dealer
Claude ? olun. 3lfi Mi’n ‘'I.. JailiMimillc. Fla. Distributor
1 he Den exile Hugh cor', g Co., Dayton. Ohio
T!»* Domwitle Enfin*ering Company, Dayton, Ohio, Maher* o f DELCO-LIGHT Product*.
Ho mutter where yoti live there rr'a Qelco-Efglit representative, near you
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T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D
/
v o u jm i:
IX THE HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 5
SANFORD, FLORID V, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1919
xi
SANFORD MEN
HAVE P L A N
FOR BUILDING
llirthdny Party
road upon the ‘JOth day of August,
1919, nnd viewed and marked nut
Little Miss Mildred Lumlcy was
the following as the Inst route for
hostess at a very pretty birthday
said proposed road. (Said road is
party Saturday afternoon at the
to be forty feet wide. I
home of her parents.
The little guests celebrated Mil
Parallel the F. E. C. It. It right
dred's
tenth birthday with game*
of way from* a point approximately
and
romps
on the lawn.
:100 feet from the railroad station in
After hours of sport and pleasure
Sec. I] 1-19-3!! on West side of right
the little folks went Into the dining
of way to a point near tin* SE corner
room which was lovely with its
of Sec. 2-20-32, thence in a south
pretty pink and green color scheme.
westerly direction through the S
of said Section 2-20-32 and the N\V. lluDRKDS
WASHED
ASHORE ESTIMATE OF STATE AGENT Graceful ferns stood in pots drafted WOUI.I) ASK PUBLIC S P IR IT E D
nUMlHTANT M EETING COUNTY
with pink and green ribbons. White MEN TO BUILD M ORE HOUSES
quarter
of
See.
11-20-32
to
the
East
AT CORPUS C IIR ISTI —P R O P PUTS
CROP 700,000 AHEAD
( MMISSIONEItS CONCLUDED
with pink and green ribbons, while ON CO-OPERATIVE I'l.AN
line of Sec. 10-20-32, thence in a
ERTY LOSS IS BIO
OF LAST YEAR
p r o m i , a s t w e e k o N AC
ribbons of pink and green extended
westerly direction through the North
COUNT LACK OF Sl'ACE.
Everyone is agreed on the subject
Gainesvillq. Sept. 18. —In a s p e c - I frotn the ceiling to the places at the
Corpus Christ!, Tex., Sept. 18.—
lia.f of Sec. 10-20-32, to a point near
of more houses needed for Sanford
Forty
seven
victims
of
the
tropical
ini
citrus
report,
Sam.
T.
Fleming,
j
table.
The
long
table
was
unusually
the SW corner of tin* NE quarter xf
Continued from last issue)
which
swept
Corpus state field agent of the department jmVty with its* white cover and pink l,ut every one is not agreed upon
the N \ V ? |, thence southwesterly to hurricane
(lowers and green vines. The Dirt!.- !ust whnt
,hc ‘,Mt P'nn trt
fo1*
So". Therefore, the com m ittee tin- West line of said Sec. 10-20-32 Christi, und this scrlin early Sunday of a g ricultim . ray::
J a o f o r c appointed shall view the
dav
cuke
carried
out
(!•«•
pink
and
iror
,n
K
4*1*
near th c -S W . corner of the NW*». morning had been brought to the
Seven hundred thousand boxes is
.land' to lie
*,c henetltted by saidi thence due south on west line xf said temporary morgue in the county the estimated increase over last sea white color scheme, being graced ting the milt to build them who are
able to build them.
chu. drains or canals
and shall Section to its SW. corner, thence court house, nt an early hour to
son for the citrus crop now on the with pink candles and encircled
• .n«« ,.|i>h puree! of land in said
night.
'
‘ddition
to
the
toll
in
this
with pink flowers and green vines.
At the present high cost of maWest to hrick road about GG0 feet.
trees.
S tric t accordinK and in proportion
city, fifty-six were reported dend in
I eau’iful r e v s completed the offer- ti-rial and labor the average man is
Under
date
of
Sept.
1
numerous
Therefore,
having
performed
the
afraid to venture into the unknown
as it r hall he bonefitted by said ditch duties required by law under the the vicinity of Portland, across N u reports from growers and eitrus men I ve uccxratiors of the mom.
drain nr canal and lateral ditch, appointment of your honors, we pray eces bay from Corpus Christi.
Other attractive features of the mysteries of building and even those
over
the
state
indicate
u
production
dr,j„ „r canal, and all expense th at
to hi* discharged.
With the death list mounting by of 8 per eent. more than Inst sea nflernoon’s entertainment were the landlords who now own a house or
I irturcs photographed of the chil houses look askance upon the idea of
muy 1„. incurred in the construction
W. A. Whitcomb,
leaps and the property loss now- son's commercial crop.
0 f » a i d ditches, drain** or canals or
dren
and the delightful auto ride building now. And yet other cities
On the bnsis of these reports,
C. F. Harrison,
placed in the neighborhood of $10,
|ateral ditches, drains oT canals, intaken
in Mrs. Hines' car.
ure going ahead and building even
M. .E . Dooley.
000,000, the people of Corpus Christi which take into consideration the
rlmlinU tin* interest charges, th e exat the present price and all author
Those
enjoying
this
happy
occa
Rond Committee.
tonight, thirty-six hours after the condition of the hearing trees, the
of the comm ittee and the en
ities upon the subject agree that the
sion
were
Rebelca
Steven:.
Eliza
increase
or
decrease
in
number
of
The above report is hereby ac passing of the storm, seemingly were
gineer and for an y condemnation
price of* materials an*.' labor will re
beth
Whitman.
Both
Los«ing,
Clif
hearing
trees
and
other
factors
af
Done in open just coming to a full realization of
p r o c e e d i n g s together with their es cepted and approved.
main at the present level for some
Jord
Rivers,
Mary
Celia
Kinlaw
fecting
local
pr'**i
‘
*.'
*i'iL«!JUIl
nuse
in
Santhe
MybiDd
<*u|iisfrot)ho
through
the court house
timate of the nmount per acre for session aatt tl
time
to come and if there is need for
Mildred Lundey, Virgie Horn Hy
Septem i wnicn tiiey had passed. Every in- boxes is forecast.
•’ *'“‘V'-r-.a.r*. ids 1st day; of Scptrin-’
houses
or buildings of uny kind they
dustry in the city is prostrated, busi
Last season the commercial rop. man, Ruby Uiverd, Bernice Appleby,
1919.
dram »r canal an<l luteral d i t c h . 1her,
’
might
just
as well lie built now ns
ness at a complete standstill, com reported by the transportation com- Gladys Stemper.
L. A. Bromley,
drain «*r canal, and that they tile
the
present
time of high prices as to
Mrs.
Frank
Lossing
and
Mrs.
\V.
munication of all kinds badly shat- |iaI||eiJ wa,’
8,950,000 boxes.
Chrm. Bd. Co. Com mi .
tloir report of such assessment with
wait
a
year
or more.
In other
II.
Mines
assisted
Mrs.
Lumlcy
in
tcred and the food and housing prob
Of the crop now on the trees, it is
ounty commissioners of fcem- Attest: E. A. Dougluss, Clerk.
words business as usual will do more
tl
entertaining.
lem acute.
estimated th at G,300,000 boxes will
By V. E. Dougluss, D. C.
jnote county, Florida.
to make good times und keep pros
Adopted this the 2nd day of Sep
Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded
The forty-seven kpown dead in he oranges, 3,300,000 boxes grape
Mr ••vri* Mr • I\»ri«»t Luke and perity with us thull the iJeu of wait
by O. I*. Swope and carried, the Corpus Christi and the reported fruit ami 50.000 bivtcs. Jlme? n n '
tember. A. IE 1919.
daughters. Serita and Maud** went ing f«*r cheaper prices.
other small citrus.
uni
Sam Jackson, f n - j t i m of above report is acccpUd, and toe iilty-six victims near Portland are
to Jacksonville Tuesday where Mrs.
Hon. Frank I,. Woodruff of this
Of last season's crop, about 5,700, Lake and the girls will remain for city who is one of the largest holders
jCti.OO, also bill of II. W. H erndon, above ties ribed road is lierebv de not expected to he anywhere near
utn ef «5.0n against Fioriua clared from henrrforlia iu be a pa.<- the death toll, hut the list was r.ot 000 boxes were oranges, 3,200,000 several days. Mrs. Lake and Serita of real estate In Sanford thinks th a t
expected to be increased further to h o v s were grapefruit und 50,000
Grov.* Drainage District, were a p lic highway.
will leave next week for Staunton, at least twelve men should form a
Motion xf L. P. Hagan, second night, as with the coming of d ark boxes were limes and other small cit \ irgiuia where Serita will again a t "Build NOW " chili and decide to
proved by this board and ordered
ed by O. P. Swope und carried, Clerk ness searching parties which arc rus.
paid.
tend Stuart Hull College.
build nt least n house apiece at once
scouring the city and the shores of
The increase in
ornnges will
(Continued on page G)
Road committee reports
in
order th a t the many people here
Corpus Christi and Nueces hays greatest through the central part of
seeking homes can he accommo
We, the undersigned comm ittee
suspended for the day.
the belt and on tip* west coast. The
dated and not he forced from our
appointed by your honorable body
east
coast will produce about the
Allowing
for
duplications,
and
city on account of Inck of homes in *
on the 7th day of August, 1919,
same crop as for last year and the
many
storm
victims
probably
have
which to reside. Mr. Woodruff is c
with instruction to view and mark
been reported at least twice, from extreme northern end of the orange
good business man und his Judg
out the lost route ior a public road,
different sources, the generul belief belt shows a slight decrease.
ment in the matter can be relied
ti<scribed in the petition as follows,
here tonight wus the total number of
upon and he thinks that twelve men
On the west coast and in sections
to-»it: begin at the intersection of
dead in the immediate vicinity of of central Florida, the grapefruit crop
agreeing to build twelve houses a t
Warren street and hrick road in the
Corpus Christi will reach about will he heavier than usual, but
once could get better prices on homes
town of Longwood, run west 3000 ft.
seventy-five.
Many
victims
have
even
now than if twelve men work
tluough
the
rest
of
the
belt
very
and intersect present Palm Springs
been
buried
without
being
identified.
ing
separately
could possibly get
little,
if
any,
increase
is
indicated
and
road, beg leave to report to your
and
he
is
absolutely
right about it.
some
sections
show
a
decrease.
A
military
relief
train
from
Browns
Conors as follows: That we. after
He
would
like
to
call
a meeting of
Owing
to
an
annual
amount
of
villi*
bringing
5,000
rations
and
having first subscribed to the oall
PRECINCTS
GIVE the men of this city to discuss this
1,00(1 beds arrived here early today dropping, the lime crop is estimated COUNT
required by law before entering or.,
attorney
general
palm er
BIGGER
MAJORITY FOR LAW plan and such a meeting should he
in charge of Lieut. B. M. Eichels- at only 95 per cent of last season.
onr duties make this our general re
IS ABOUT TO GET BIG PACKs doefer. aide of Brig.- Gen. F. C.
All citrus crops at present are in
THAN SANFORD AND HOG i called by the Board of Trade at
port: That we proceed to the said
ERS WITH INDICTM ENT
once. Sanford cannot grow if we
Marshall, commander of the Browns excellent condition, tin* fruit is filling
M U $T B E FENCED
proposed location of the said public
have no houses in w’bicli to place
out
rapidly
and
the
shipping
season
ville
district.
A
second
train
with
road upon the 29th day of August.
Albany, N.
Sept. 1 8 .- E v riIt lins been derided by the ballots the many new pcop'e who wish to
promises
to
Open
curlier
than
lust
additional
supplies
is
on
its
way.
1!*!!*. ami viewed and marked out denre th a t will warrant and sustain
thut the hogs in Seminole county heroine residents nnd the way to
the following as the best route for the indictment of the combination of The commander of the Brownsville year.
will not he allowed to roam at will get more houses is for the men who
rani proposed road. (Said road is to packers known as the "Big Five" district has placed all his food sup
There will he practically no fruit any longer but in the next thirty
are able to -get together and build
be forty feet wide). Begin at the in will he presented to a grand jnry plies und tentage at the disposal of from late bloom this season.
days must he placed inside of a good
ter.- . tion of Warren street and hrick this week, Attorney GenernJ A. Mit local authorities. Approximately 175
Weather conditions for the rest of strong fence where they cannot root them NOW.
mad III the town of Longwood, Fla., chell Palmer announced today at a refugees have been received at Odem, :ho growing season will affect the up any more good truck or corn or
Dr. T. A. Nenl is also anxious to
rm west 3000 feet and intersect conference of state federal officials about 30 miles west of here, accord size of the commercial crop, result
start t*c building progrum and even
other
crops
that
romp
farmer
has
pr*«ent Palm Spring** road, width called by Governor Smith to con ing to a telephone message received ing in u larger or smaller production
goes farther and
would make it
here. They had been carried across than indicated by present conditions. made and in Uuys pust lost to the state wide with some good energetic
fort*, feet.
sider the cost of living problems.
greedy porkers.
The attorney genera! in diseusslng Nueces bay on wreckage. All of
business man at the head of the cor
In California, condition on Sep
Then f«re, having performed the
them were suffering greatly from ex tember 1 was G2 per cent of normal,
The new law that was published poration (a corporation not for
the
high
cost
of
living
and
the
activ
<luti«- required by law under the
posure. They are being curodNor by lower than for the past two years in the lust Issue of the Herald was a profit, by the way) th at would get
appointment of yo u r Honors, we ities of the department of justice,
the
citizens.
said that the campaign would suc
and u smaller crop than for last year referendum law and came buck to members in every part of the state
pray to be discharged.
the people for their vote to he rati to take stock and build more houses
Three
women
who
sought
refuge
Is indicated.
ceed.
(C. II. Searcy,
fied before becoming a law which is everywhere in Florida, thus putting
"
I
t
has
already
succeeded,"
he
in the storm, in a public building
Below is shown better condition of
J. A. Bistline,
.
demo
ratio and took no advantage on u building program upon u state
said, "in very considerable part in Sunday night became mothers while oranges, grapefruit ami limes, by
C.vE. Hartley,
of
any
one. The country precincts wide plane, a wide plane, th a t would
various portions of the country."
Rxzd Committee.
the hurricane was at ils height. cojnties, on .sept. !.
voted
out
Mr. Hog this time and the mean the procuring of all building
Mr. Pul liter discussed the causer,
|»cr Cent, of Normal Condition on
Motion of L . 'p . Hugan, seconded
They
were
attended
by
physicians
city
pcxple
almost voted to retain
„ reUuced rate, thu
Septem ber I
by ii P. Swope and carried, above of the high cost of living which he
Mr
Hog,
hut
the
majority
in
l»'*'
j
,,u„
dinK
a
t
n
rheaper
rate and much
who
were
among
the
hundred
or
so
divided
into
.two
groups,
one
based
Central Florida
r*l oft is accepted and approved, anil
county
totaled
117
votes
for
putting
(([
^
|M(rrhpn(|
,.x
el i mi nat ed,
on
world
wide
economic
conditions
people who sought refuge tfiere. Re
Grnpelb* lommittee is hereby discharged,
hugs under fence and the law will
and
which
is
a
logical
result
of
the
a r t tl,,- above dcszrjbcd road is
ports today were that they all were
f r u i t ' Limes become operative in thirty days.
County Oranges
This would he the greatest thing
conditions th a t obtained during the
hereby declared front henceforth
82
87
Alachua
for Florida that could possibly lie
doing
nicely
in
local
hospitals.
war. These conditions produced a
This result is simply the law of the just now und is worthy of the
t<- 0,
public highway.
88
FIigler
situation
which
only
time
und
the
survival
of the fittest and whenever ,,
ht of thc ,,i(, nu,n 0f (llis „ta tc .
It".id Committee report:
GO 9
70
Hernando
In New ({unrlers
slow processes of readjustment can
the farming interests heroine pro- j Kloriiln is growing faster just now
92
92
v. C. tin- undersigned committee
Mrs. Grace Eatle Williams wishes Hillsborough
change to the betterment of the
9*.
8fi
95
dom
inant R ™ n". . t, u\ . r
t hen r.ny ether state.
People arc
ap| "inted by your honorable body
Lake
to inform her patrons that she bus
people, he declared.
stock and it is only a question of coming in now by the hundreds and
8ft
hi*
"i the Itli day of August, 1919,
M
irion
The other group, he said, was now opened her millinery establish
tim e ut.d the march of civilization they have no houses in which to live.
89
90
O.angc . .
with instructions to view and mark
composed of people in all classes of ment in the Clark building just op
when this hnpprns in every stuto Every month the crowd is swelled
92
96
08
nut the best route for a public rotfd,
business who*upon the justification posite the post office where new goods O ceola
nnd
every county.
i
90
87
tbs* ribed in the petition us follows,
anri by the time that winter uctuully
■
Mrs. Williams P.iaco
thut "everybody is doing it" ami in are arriving dully..
.1
102
103
Pi
lellas
•“-wit: Begin at a . point on the
T
h
e
voting
in
Sanford
was
v
e
r
y
'
sets
in the people from the north
will
not
have
time
to
arraffge
for
an
the confidence that the pcxple ex
94
93
G< nev a-Sunford brick road 927 ft.
light, few people taking uny interest will lie here clamoring for uccommoP>dk
opening
but
is
ready
for
business
pect prices to he high,
have ad
70
87
Pallium
.
w«>t of the SE corner of Sec. 9, Tp.
in the election with the exception of dutions. . Many of them will want
vanced prices in a way thut has in and will he pleased to greet her
•
M
M
88
St.
Johns
the
men who have fnrtns that have hotels hut the homeseekern, the rqul
!!" s . R. 32 E., run East 927 feet
creased the heavy burden upon the many old customers unit all the new
89
90
.
Sc
ini
noli*
suffered
l*y. the hogs being allowed j citizens to lie of this state w ant
along Section line to SE corner of
* . ones at the new stand. Remember Sumter
75
89
Section jo, thence North 3323 ft. people.
to
roam
lit will but in the country j homes nnd tlffy ure the class of
"They are the most despicable the place in the Clark building oppo
83
82
Volusia
along Section line between Sections
precincts
whero the most damage people that every community wunlti.
scamps in th e community,” Mr. site the postofllce.
and 10, N. 10 E. 1G0S ft. in Sec.
has been done, by the hogs the people j People nre here in this city today
South
Florida
Palmer said. "T hey are found not
%
I". Hast 2742 ft. GG0 ft., Soutli of
had determined to pen the hogs f o r , looking fur houses to rent, for fur93
94
Brevard
" T h re e V's"
only among the retailers hut among
Nxrth boundary of Sec. 10, N. 77,
all
time und they voted strong nished rooms to rent, even wanting
80
85
85
The pastor of the Baptist church Dole
th e wholesalers, the Jobber* and the
against
him, only one precinct vot- houscs to buy but they cannot he nc■U* E G200 ft. to a point 70 ft. West
82
89
98
manufacturer?. They are the men of Longwood has arranged with Dr. DeSoto
of center F. E. C. Ry.. N. 38.45,
ing
for
the
hog to run at large. ' Be- commodntcd for the want is great
80
87
82
who forgot d u ty to country and to Hyman of the Baptist Temple of L**e
I. 1900 ft. parallel to railroad and 70
low
is
the
result of the election by und the deinnnd cannot he supplied.
00
90
88
their fellow men in a scifisn desire to Sanford to deliver his address on the Manatee
b West, N. 5G, E 3500 ft., parullel
precinct::
88
80
It would he well for the huslncsa
yield profit to th/mselves.
They "T hree V's" in Longwood (Sunday, Monroe
’ railroad and 70 ft. West, N. ought to he punished if the existing Sept. 21st, 4 p. m. All The citizens Okeechobee*
92 Pre91
94
F'or Agains t ‘ men <>f Sanford to take up nt once
P' 30, E. 593 ft. offset around Cy85
90
92
Law
Law the plan of Mr. Woodruff and it
t
law will permit, and I think it will." in and around Longwood arc In Palm Beach
I’Mss Head. N. 73, E. 323 ft. back
88
9G
95
St.
Lucie
....
43
% 30 would be well for the people o'' F'lori Sanford............
vited.
•" point 70 ft. west of railroad, N.
•> Lake Monroe.
84
89
90
State ............
18
G ida*to tuke up the plun of Dr. Neal
ft
First Methodist Church
5,;. E. 3284 ft. parallel to railroad to
and work it out in ali the details for
G
O
Sanford
...
.
3
..
43
Williams—flutter
Sunday, Sept. 21st:
a ptint opposite sidetrack and Sec
O there (dans mean more to the state
Paola
4
‘..
11
Dr.
Hyman
on
Sunday
Mr. and '.Mrs. C. M. Williams of
11:46. An Illustrated sermon for
tion house St. Johns River station,
32
5 Oviedo
G just now than any other one thing.
Those who ut tend the Buptist
Sanford,
Fla., nnnounco the Engage
■bt'25 miles., beg leave to report to children and grown people.
We rsnnet expand and grow and
G Geneva____ .... 18
will heur Dr.
1!
Temple
on
Sunday
ment
of
their
daughtor!
Chariyi
8:30 p. m. " T h e Twentieth Ccn>"'tr Honor as follows: T hat we,
gain
more citizens if we cannot give
13
7 t ^ u lu o ta ..
3
George Hyman or. the following subalt'-r having first subscribed to the tkry ‘A Business Man and Hi* Edna, to Raymond Webster Butler
.
•1
tht;n
a place to live.
8 Gahrii-llu.
G
"ath required by law before entering Methods." There will -tfe a thirty of Brunswick.* The wedding will Jc ?t::
—
Longwood
9
15
11:45 a. m.—“ Doing W ithout."
5
on our duties make this our general minutes musical program befxre the take place the latter part of Septem
Lake
Mary...
•i
Nii*
10
"
T
h
e
4
D's
of
11
0
Miss* Mabel Lee left Friday for
8:30 p. in.—
report: That wc proceed to the said sermon. Come and worship with ur. ber. No curd:. —Savannah Morn
No. 11 Altamonte .
9
0 i Vn t h ! C tF e te at Tl.iTT.CtVi'i'c, Gu.
lion.'
ing
News.
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C.
W.
bite,
P.
C.
proposed location of the snid public
A BIG STORM CITRUS CROP
TEARS TEXAS FOR FLORIDA
KILLING MANY IS A BIG ONE
COUNTY DADS
IN MEETING
LAST TUESDAY
HIGH COST
OF LIVING
WILL FALL
HOG ELECTION
FENCES PORK
IN SEMINOLE
�S EPTEMBER 12, | » i ,
TNiOr TWELVE
YES, “A Feed For Every Need.”
Phone 181
PUKNA
CALF
CHOW
Groceries, - Black Strap Mollases in bulk, - Lime in barrels, - Blue
Stone, * Sprajs, - Hardwood Ashes, - .Armours Fertilizers.
See us
for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what
ou need.
*
We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made
for less than vou can buv it for elsewhere
»
d*nt of the
Club ar.d Mr*,
f Hub rz»rz- R A
~ ~ r ..r .iu i u
i.Sept. 10tb, chairman of tr.»- S cdal D epartm eet.
i a two-fold
A* Mr*. Dickie* vaF* adjourning
president of p,ustn*«« rr.**-tir.g ih* waj-confronted
i had a rail t y Mr*. W. L. M o r r i s aakir.r p*rof m*-rr.b*r» nsuvion to ip»aic. Is *or<l* appro■ the p ?«i- priate to the o t f u i o n *r.d voicing
ar.d c h a ir-. the sentiesenta of the d a b in loair.g
Depart tr.*r.t. Mr*. Dick;r.». * ho had b*»n beloved
to »ac/-e#-<j pre«id*nt of the d a b for nearly five
y e a n *r,d«-ar.r.g ker»>!f to *aeh asd
every member by her faithful, loyal
honor and iir.ce.-e friendabip. Xln. *Morci >irs i/;r*jr, • i r / j .»»r». r ,;;*-*;'.n. .^»r, pretested In behalf of d a b a
•who a*- I'.'.*, to make »h ;r borne*
p*«ri broocb. ther. to M n Pulestor
M iami.
a cat glass basket of flo**r*. Mr*.
T h e d a b room* »er* decorated to Palettor. hai a!*o beer, a valued
carry oat rotor •'•heme of red ar.d member of the club and though not her
rreer.
The t i n d e a i
doorway taking chair la th e Welfare D*p»rtar*h>-d with clam;.* of the gra-eful m*r.t until thi* fall had proven value
.
>• the r o t t r a n » n * to a* by ra:»:r.r d v ic fu
' ••
•
end
,
d :r!c r i d
,*
flower
if.ir.g ;ei
r.g .ear
To.* •» a* made r o**iM* • ■
a its
fern*
f)e!i’ *'e!y *potted 'llld.Ufr.t
voted on piar.i tried to look their
superiority over flower*.
Resignation* of M n . D .-e .r- ar.d
Mr*. Pule*tor • ■••
. • '• re
gret*.
Mr*, fi W. Ile.-r.don was *Iert»d
a* chairman of the Welfare D epart
m ent, Mr* W. I. Morgan *• pr*-»i.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
t h i s fir** t h o u jm d do<L»n
M n . A. D. P i j r j k .
WANTED
W a s te d —Saletmen for Seminole
lat
• bandit th e B*-*-. Autor.atie little desk adding raa'h;r.s
known.
For everybody in every
pofitiot Su '•*•*.». multiplies.
ride*. Retail* 112.50. 5 yean* guarante*.
Liberal commiMion.
Ad-
....
Chase
M o sq u ito s
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A w a y to S ta y
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THE FLORIDA TIMES-UNION
FOUND
F
.
, 0. , j tj,
T h e FJloidrid
a T im e s-U n io n
iu iC k fhndt
,
f o r >a.e—f o u r c » t.;:n g b o u e s .
Caah or ea*y term*. Situated on
Park. •Magnolia. C j p M i ar.d i!;.rtie
aver.u**. Apply to J. E. Pace.
-ter.r.g ar.d m i t t r e u reading
e repaired, mirrors plated
r or
door,
ir.cr.e*
high.
Tu;ck.
FOR SALE
i and - s p e r ti
r or .taie
t.e,t ar.d mc/st Mutton.
city
Read hi*
lo r .“sale fine s.dizc harm * ' 1
remember the
.
f tm irn n A»e.
t-2tr
avenue*
— S A N F O R D C Y C L E CO
Call on those in your c m Jocxiit . ?,
•amp** or loppbei. no money *1;
Add.-** P. O. Box 527. Jaekv>.v;.‘> r
S C R IP P S BOOTH C A R S
r /• t ir
*4 hat f r e t Road S e r* irr Mean*
It rr.ear.* thi*. if you are nr. the
road in m e a here a it Kir. four or five
mil** or ever just or.*- block ar.d you
oave a flat tire rail li51- V. and there
■eill he a »ervice car and man on the
job -eithin a f*--* mir.ut* *. In other
»o;da if you are dres*e«i in your
Palrn Reach suit ar.d don't ear.t to
do the dirty ’*ork L E T L\S DO IT
It cc,st you nothing, no more than if
you fixed it or run to the »ho;» on
the rim.
We charge you nothing
whatever for the use of the Service
Car
It is your*. Use it as you like
and at any time you like. Thia is
something the Sanford people need
and they should appreciate it. hut
they will never appreciate it until
they really know what it means.
Give is one call, then you will know.
This is something th*- ladies should
L e s t—Tire cjt demountable r
30x3 12 02 West F i n t itreet Sat
day afternoon. Reward for isforn
tion at Herald office.
2-2t<
Earn £5.0<J a Day or More
-Man or Woman
_________
Sale —Pair of good farm mule
W a ste d - Men In every county
d sound cosditicn. Reason
—ith o»r. auto to travel ar.d take
r.ce. M. FleUher.
67-tf
order* for the Red %Lippe.* Hay
Pr<
in i
.
•
■
the r.ght m*« * !{* must U «
hustler.
65-tf.
ior»*
have tr.*>m
.. .
or.e
of the
’ '*•*■
pr in t h «anitary
».] j,. thi* i. , ije ancl
. ra n jo rd
?:r. J; r rtto r to Herald cf'
r3c«ive liberal regard.
3-2tp
;*» L B,;t
4 TWICI: TOLD I AH
fine of fnlerct to f):ir Readers
fpyecl seas
rer^ating. an*! -*r*r.
it it confirmed after a long La; of t;rr.e.
even if a e heaitate«l to Te-lie-v*- ,t at fint
bearing, ae f»«-l «e-ojre in accepting u
truth r.oa. The folk■■* r.g
of
a Sanford aoman i* rnr.firr^d after five
year*;
.%fr* »; .'.fe-*cJ. f/*i F’.rst St
i>.,;
•"Ir.e experience I Lad - •• .' i
vjdn*r/ 1'ii!* leads me to recnnirn* r.o
them highly They a;«- a !;r.e rerr.'d.. f .
kidney tre/ubV ar.d ' u*ed r>."
. .ill
»urely do g'/cl aork. 1 r.ao ,*,t .-«••
M/vered from an attack *f grip hen
my kidr.'-y* lc-gan to bo’E'-r rn*- ar.d my
hack pained Inter, eely. Ileading an advertiaement of fivan's Kidr.ey pilla. f
le-gan tc. take them I * u very much
pleaw-d *"itn th* rts^lt* an*; arn f a d to
give thi* *wlor*err.ent.
Hasn't SufTi-red Since
The alcive atatement v i s given May
21.
ar.d or. March Iff. lO lf Mr*.
M»-iach »aid: "I have had no need for
fioan'a Kidney Piii* air.ee endorsing
them in 1014. I think they are a aonderful remedy, for the gcc^l they did me
ha» proven Ix'tir.r ”
Price Ml- at all dealer* Don’t 'imply
ark for a kidr.ey remedy get Doan's
Pill* the arr.e that Mr* Meisrh had.
Fcister-Mllhurn Co, Mfr*., Iluffalo,
Ave. *y*
1 ’• P**k
feaidene*.
plisc.
Srt i
3-2tc
W A N T E D - OLD CLEAN
RAGS.
ASV KIND EX*
v LPT OLD nOf KS.
COATS,
PANTS.
OR
BED
SPREADS.
AT
TH E HERALD OFFICE.
h olloa :r g
Mr. i s d
. J*dc
One 2-kone disk for iale eheap
J. W. Or teen, Altamonte Sprir.gj
FU.
2eltO
Wanted—Appreati
trade. Woman or L
Miami, Fla.
CATES CRATE COM PANY,
ia.e or e x e s a s g e —1 vault
good ihape. 1 large Safe, 71
high, I small Safe. 3t inches
1 adding machine. Must s<H
C Care of Herald.
G2-tf.
FO R R E N T
O'lffll
l Of
cattle
For R e n t - N e w l y furnished and
For S a le -C a rlo a d of lightwood unfurnished rooms for rent. Apply
fence posts, 7 feet Jong. Price U at French Shop. 307 E. First St.
C oiler.
4-4tc
___________
4-ltc
LOST
For Sale Two roll top desks ar.d
office chairs .
Sectional bookcase.
fir Puieston.
T' r
Ruby
plants
L Co..
Hood—Goodyear and Fisk
Tires and Tubes
REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS
FORDS A SPECIALTY
M O B ILO ILS andG A SO L IN E
A C C E S S O R IE S
Cars Washed and Delivered—>Ye Will
for and Deliver Your Car.
PHONE
NO.
41 — REMEMBER
Lost or left on some job, jo in te r
Sale -Several thousand each
Kir.g ar.d Italian pepper
for prompt delivery. Chase
Phone 2<i.
4-1 tc
For Sale JIG Bicycle, fine r o n d i- '
tion. Household furniture bought. t:>
Dixie Furniture Co.. 321 Sanford'
Ave.
4-Tte |E *
s.'e A splendid Born Steel
Range.
t'**-d only t h r e e ’
Good for years.
to 0.00.
T. J Miller. Sanford. Fla. i
4-2tc
F" r
-SkI"
Ful1
^b.oded
Duroc
f"K». 16.0® apiece or 110 00 a pair.
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------------------------------Also 2 sow* ar.d registered hoar year
NOTH E
and half old for 20 <*-r.ts a pound.
Not ice is hereby given t h a t tin- I. A R e r a u d , Sar.ford Height*,
undersigned has been a p p o i n t ' d a d
mi nist ratri x of »r •• e s ta te of W I*.
r or >uie, OueilM, r . a
T<-n acre
Aker*, d ec eas 'd, am] all heirs at law,
legatee*, devisee* a* d creditor* and celery ..r.d l e t t .u e farm. Five acer*
all | er*on» ha-.ir.g Haim* or d em an ds ti!•-»!. two tlowing will*, been farmed
against *a!d es tate will present t h em »ix year*, large parking abed, and
to t h e undersigned, dul y auth'-nti- five acre* hammock land, f* w- feet
rafeil, wijhin t he t ime prescribed by from brick road, one mile t o town
law. or t h e same will be forever a i d station*.
Also large, new. *ix room b u n g a
low.
ar.d barn on corner plot 65x 175
pt. 6th. ID 10.
main
street, beautiful ( ha de, two
CORA L E E AKERS.
bio*!:* from Atlantic Coast und SenSanford, Fla
boar*! stations, cheap for rush or
*a*y term*. John S I ' r u i y . Owner,
I* «). Box 51. West New York N f.
Ladies9Ready-to-wear
4-ltp
For Salt*- Eight ton* of hay in
stuck.
A. Corpuny near Moore'*
Station or fleardull uvenue.
3-tfp
For Sale We have a l o t /of very
fine genuine Duroc .f*.rs«-y pigs at
very r ' a s o na bl e p.ice,
Mr*. En dor
Curlett, (jeneva.
.'l-tfc
>1
M A C H IN E
SHOP
WORK
For Sale Cheap- A good work
mule. F.n<|iiire C E. Chorpening,
Moore’* Station Store.
3-2tn
For Sale—T*-n acre* good relery
lurid five mile* from Sanford. Lot 61
Eureka Hammock
Prire $100 per
acre. Cash or terms. Write owner,
Mr*. Pauline l.ahne, 1403 Axh A ve,
Wichita, Kan*.
3-3tn
CSKAU CUTTING
AlITO WORK
ACTKLYNK
WELDING
li: Int ( anyliiirtM in
m a c h in i:
SIIOl*
WORK.
o lobl tim e here*, yo
w ork read y w h en
prom ined.
DUVAL IRON WORKS
JACKSONVILLE, FLA .
DAY ST BtTWfffi LAURA 0 HOGAN fO
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Dry Goods
Friday and Saturday
itove
i s w h e r e w e le a d
Chrintian Science *er'-ice»
will lie held at the Woman'*
Club, Oak avenue, between
Third nnd Fourth atretir,
on Sunday, morning ul 11
ill-lock.
,|H.tf
THE
rrench avenue. Six morn*, 3 clos
et*, bath room, two porrhe*, con
crete all around, pretty green lawn
with attractive palmetto front, also
ha* *ervant’» room, plunder room,
guild guragv and n *ma!l packing
idled, with office room in south end
on the place. Can he bought for
T H R E E THOUSAND DOLLARS
CASH. The building* alone on this
place runnot he duplicated fer !c: j
Everyone Cordially Invited)
The Yowell
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
see her “ perfectly new" grandson.
WEST GENEVA AVENUE
The hot wavp is still with us and H erbert Hay Chapm an, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. McGaughcy retu rn
the night is coo! for rest.
Mr. J R. Robinson ha« been or* ed Sunday from a motor trip to
the sli 1c list this week with la grippe. 1 T a m p a and Clearwater.
l e t t e r s have be >• : t . rived front
It seems like everybody is h-vluf
.
Lonnie
Hartley, saying he wa* hack
lagrippe
in
the
“
good old U. S. A." where
Mr. Nicola has been suiTering with
he
hopes
to remain the rest of hi.i
rheumatism this week and has not
days.
been able to go about much.
Miss Willie Lou McGnughcy gave
Mrs. J. R. Robinson was a pleas*
nnt caller at Mrs. Tom Tyner's on a marshmallow roast at the school
OU SEE LOTS OF MOTORISTS changing from one make of (ires to
house on Friday evening and in
Tuesday.
some other make, every time they need a new one they buy a different
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee and Mr. vited her many friends who enjoyed
kind.
They do this until they buy their first KELLY and after that its
and Mrs. Jesse Lee called at Mrs. themselves as only young people
K EL LY S every time. Ask the man who uses them and you will learn why
can.
J. E. Vaughn's Sumlay afternoon.
it
pays to use K E L L Y S instead of inferior tires.
Mrs.
L.
T.
H
unt's
little
boy
had
Mrs. J. E. Vaughn is very busy
the
misfrtunc
to
fall
and
break
his
putting in her fall garden. We will,
Dr. Stuart of Oviedo was
be glad to see the time to have plenty arm.
called
to
set the limb.
of vegetables to cat instead of so
J. E. Phipps was shopping in Or
much old can stuff.
Everybody is busy putting in cel lando on Tuesday.
C. II Searcy's garage will soon be
ery now and will soon be setting out
completed.
lettuce. Then there will be plenty
Mr. anti Mrs. J. S. Itinkel spent
for everybody to do.
There is plenty for everybody to Sunday in Sanford, the guests of
do if they will only try.
Some Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hand.
Mr. Rivers of Sanford was transpeople claim they can't get work,
acing
business in town on Monday.
but some don't try
T H E R E S A MAN A T T H E C U R B TO S E R V E YO U n
Mi. uod Met. SaulsPurgh of Or
lando were the guests of Mr. and
LONG WOOD IMt K I PS
Mrs. J. M. Waits on Sunday.
J. T. MrGoughey will return to
Mr. Stuart of Pittsburg, who re
cently purchased the (.’aidwell prop Hollins College on Monday.
erly has arrived with his family and
The Longwood school opened last
they are occupying their new home. week with :I5 pupils in attendance.
Mrs. L. T. Hunt and twx» children Mr. Chaffer, principal ami Miss Lil
of Ft. Lauderdale are visiting her lian Waits, assistant
American agriculture is the e r a of and how about the beautiful women,
Miss Olive Waits leaves for Or
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen.
the farm tractor."
j Mr. Cates?
.
Mrs. Massey of Maitland is the lando Sunday where she will attend
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
J.
Roily
Miss Florence May Ellison and
Orlando High School.
guest of Mr*. Mary Hardway.
■ i .1 returned from P .. , , ^ ...**• V I.',
Mr.
Carl Ilruton «■«
' P i
Hog election on Tuesday, the
Mr. Styles left a few days ago for
. , RMiu, hie. T he nrme t* a daugh- !)‘ inK K0*1*-' a summer.
tfUtitiut. f To I.* ®f.1To*i to lie,
itinirbwm*”” V. '*
*
^j* j.ff Mrs. cii„uiii.i>
Florence Ellison. Jin,>Ls-1
a c k - ( at
M r.
r' and
a n “ Mr*'
MT*• JnmM Oglesby and
and the Longwood majority mi>s
tty will join him later on.
so
n
ville,
but
formerly
of
Toronto.
1rh,Wren*
Mrnml Mr»- C l w n r a
>V
COMPANY
not to be.
Miss E tta Hartley "i Groveland
* 'a n . tor. attended the Methodist
Geo. I.avine was shopping in Or Canada and is a pretty, attractive Conference
at Lakeland.
has been visiting her parents. Mr.
young woman.
Mr. Ilruton is a
lando or. Saturday.
and Mrs. L. J. Hartley.
Mr.
Palmer
Webb, one of our
grandson
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Word has been received of the
Mrs. J. S. Dlnkel has returned
most
prominent
young
business men,
Wynne,
of
Monroe
and
is
a
popular
death of Mrs. Hettie Harrison who
from Jacksonville where she went to
who
i«
now
fi,,’“
loved
at Crescent
young
business
man
of
Jacksonville.
was called to the Gret Ileyond Sept.
T
h
e
youne
couple
mas-'
their*
(
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F
•
p
tn
t
Sunday
at
home
with his
4th while at her home in 'V*»?h«r*r,
•r
many irienos?
Tcr.r.. Mi« Karri-op i ? 1' T-Pint tht-!^,otr!"
_ t
Mr. Jordan and family of Georgia
winters here for the past eight year.
Miss Isabelle Raynor, daughter of
have moved to Monroe and have
She was a fine character and one Mr. W. A. Raynor of East Sanford
who could well he called the “salt of an d Mr. William Rowe of this place rented the Ed. Potter place for th
coming season.
the e a rth ."
Her family have our were married at the heme of the
Mrs. Albert McGuire and little
heartfelt sympathy.
, bride Saturday. After the wedding
't
girls
of Palatka are visiting relatives
th e bridal party wan entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. Raynor, then left for here.
LAKE M ON RO E
Mr. Bartow Mann was in Jackson
D aytona and Jacksonville to visit
The low. busy hum of the tractor, relatives and friends. L'pcn their r<- ville Wednesday tin business.
the new force in farming having at tu rn Mr. and Mrs. Rowe will live on
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Keller of Knox
tracted our attention the representa South First street, near Monroe, at ville have returned here to make
Let the youn g folks dance tive of the Herald stepped over ini the groom's farm where he has just their home.
Mrs. William Hawkins of Port
the nearby fields to take a "siiuint"
on vour floors, if th ey’re at the modern machine. The one in completed a pretty bungalow for his Orange is a guest of her son and
bride.
wife, Mr. and Mrs. AlCert Hawkins.
the neighborhood is a Moline and is
finished with
A delightful entertainm ent was
Miss Fay Mickey has returned to
the property of Mr. J. W. Bell.
The modern tractor is not a compli given Wednesday evening by Mr. Sanford after visiting friends Here.
cated machine, its operatia is very and Mrs. A. E. Wynne in honor of
simple. Any one that can operate Mr. Carl Ilruton and bride of Jack
EAST SANFORD
an automobile can manipulate a farm sonville who are visiting here. Games
The wedding of Miss Isabelle Ray
tructxr.
T he engine is small hut and music were enjoyed and deli nor ami William Rowe took place nt
For Floors
rious
refreshments
served.
Those
COTTON* SEED MEAL
powerful and has a great pulling
the home of the bride's parents, Mr.
CASTOR I’OMACE
T h e delight of the dance fxrre, about CO horsepower. It present were the following: Mr. arul and Mrs. W, A. Raynor of Celery
Mrs. Carl Bruton, Misses Fay Micke
TANKAGE
works
with
a
steady,
efficient
power
avenue at 10 o'clock Saturday,
will he greater because of your
ASHES
and turns over the soil to a uniform Linda and Mary Miles, Grace and Sept. 1.'it li.
Only the immediate
floors, and the com plim entary depth. It usual,)' takes a man and Frances Hawkins, Bessie, Clara, Min
Rev. George
and Violet Sivagerty, Ario and family were present.
LET L'S QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS
remarks w ill more than repay' a team a whole day to plow one and nie
Hyman
performed
the
ceremony.
ALL KINDS OF MATERIAL-WK WILL SAVE
Rena
Mann,
Roberta
and
Josephine
a half acres, but a trartxr can do the
The happy couple left in their car at
you for your forethought.
YOU M 0 N E Y AND GIVE YOU
work in from one to two hours. Wynne, Messrs. Charles Prestcr, once for a tour ol the East Coast.
Carl
Rabun,
Roscoe
Robinson,
Wil
— GOOD SERVICE —
And by reason of its wide wheels a
The bride's going away suit was
T h en you w ill he pleased tractor can operate on land im liam Hawkins and Hugh Bruton,
blue silk taffeta with hat and acces
Mr. ami Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Mr.
with rugs and a varnished possible to a horse. The horse's
sories to match. They will be at
floor as a change from carpet hoofs are small and sink into soft and Mrs. George Cene and children home after Oct. 1st at their home on
Sanford, Florida
ground, whereas the weight of a have returned from the mountains
and m atting. W hen may w c tractor is distributed over a larger near Knoxville, where they spent the West First street. They have the
hearty congratulations of a host of
talk over the details w ith you? surface and a greater traction price summer.
friends.
secured. We are told that the trnrMr. K. J. Cates of Henderson,
The tirst celery to be set in the
tor is being utilized in performing Ky.,
arrived today to visit his field for the season of 1919-29 was
LEE BROTHERS
practically every kind of farm work. dakghti r, Mrs. Bartow Mann. Mr on the (JO acre Russell farm Monday,
It supplies power to operate plows, Cates hails from the Blue Grass Sept. IGth.
.108 K. First St, Sanford, Fla.
Pepper and eggplant
harrows, cultivators, threshing ma state of line whiskey, faRt horses and are to lie seen it) the fields. Lettuce
chines, saw mills, etc. Indeed, it is beautiful women. It is obvious that seed beds are coming up.
aptly said " th a t the latest and most old booze has sunk into oblivion, th
Mr. and Mrs. Will Raynor and
remarkable chapter in the history of | fast horses still survive, however,
little «on are at home ufter two
L
weeks spent at Daytona Beach.
Mrs. W. E. Prevalt is entertaining
her little sister, Elethia Currie of
New Smyrna.
Am listing more each day and caring
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lucas and
for various and sundry wants - just
i little daughters have been attending
a few samples below of what
I the Seventh Day Adventist meetings
I at Formosa during the past week.
I
H A V E. .
J. F. McClelland, Elwood Iri,sh
and T. B. Klnard drove to Enter; prize in the McClelland car Sunday
to attend die M. E. quarterly con
ference.
* #
Cecil Mooney arrived here last
week from Richmond, Yn., to visit
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams
of Mcllonviltc avenue, Cecil just
recently returned
from
several
months service in France. It will be
remembered his brother John died
of pneumonia Inst winter while In
France. I
Miss Edna Stiles h i m the West
Side was a dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Nick Zernovean on Sunday.
Mrs. W. W. Drcsaor has been a
great sufferer for the la^t two weeks
from a carbuncle on the upper lip
and an abscess inside the same. Dr.
Tolar in attendance.
The Russell farming company re
cently bought several acres of cleared
and uncleared land of H. H. Chap(Cuntinocd on page 3)
“The Real Tire”
Wight
i>.ft
Comnav
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s$
Agents., F o r
International Harvester
Co.
Illll
McCormick
and Deering Mowing Mach
ines, Hay R ak es and Harrows
rV*
Harrisons
Vitrolac Varnish
*«
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Fertilizer Materials
OF
CH ASE & CO M PAN Y
Farms, Homes, Businesses
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T H E M
RESIDENCE 5 rooms, bath, splendid lo
cation, lot 67 1-2x114 ft. - - $1,600.00
RESIDENCE—9 rooms, suitable for three
small families and light house keeping.
Good location.
.
$3,000.00
FARM—10 acres, 4 1-2 cleared, 11-2 tiled,
5 room house furnished, garage, etc.,
immediate possession $3,000.00
GROVE—7 acres, 8 room residence, good
condition, 4 pecan trees, grapefruit, tang
erines, guavas, very desirable, - $7,000.00
Fresh sh ip m en t of Nunnally’s
[i Ui
H A V E
Candies just received, also famous
. Log Cabin Roll Candy.' • Good
line of stationery at ’‘B E T T S ”
Watch the South East Corner of Page Two
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S E P T E M B E R 19. 1919
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DeLatid where he will enter Stetson
LAKE MARY ITEM S
University. He was accompanied by
Canelia Durant Is visiting lie*
bis mother and H. II. McCall, Jr grandparents at Pierson.
who returned at once by auto.
Mr. Tuxworth arrived back last
week
from making Atlanta a visit.
Park Winters of Waldo hns been
Mr.
and Mrs. Harola Hensrhen
fj
“pending several day., with the fam
ily of W. E. Argo, leaving Wednes an«l Daisy and Mr. and Mrs. A. It.
day for Stetson University, this be Hewitt and daughter, Eunice if
ing his second year at that institu Oakland were lost Sund-.y vLitors
at H. L>. D urantV home here.
tion.
Mrs. McWi.t r.' has a nice lot of
The young people of Oviedo enjoy snap beans now ready for eating.
a nmrsh mallow toast and peanut
The Roy Oat It
roast at Lake Charm T hursday even
A hungry traveler put his head
ing last. The moonlight on the lake out of a ear window ns his train
had never been more beautiful and pulled up at a small station, und
a crowd never in better spirits, ns said to a Imv:
can be attested to by the residents
•'Cl.
"H ere, boy, t a l e this dime and
of Lake Charm who were trying to
sleep. The only thing that marred get me u sandwich, will you? And,
the evening’s pleasure was the edcit by the way, here’s another dime.
of the weal school hoard th a t pupils Get a sandwich for yourself, too."
one French, one English and a small
and teachers should leave by eleven * The boy, with evident satisfaction
U. S. shell. T he large ones are
started away and returned, muncho'clock.
beautifully engraved to represent a
„ .
,
ing a sandwich, juJt us the train wxt
pair of beautiful brass •vases. It is
I aimer Argo spent S a tu rd a y in O r - : s l„ rtinK olT „ c ran t(, tlu, trav,.It.r<
needless to say they are very proud lundo, the guest of Miss Helen W h ite .; ,iandlMl him a dimc an(l Baid:
of such fine relics and appreciate the
Steen Nelson .spent two days la; **n,.,,.*„ y,,r (| inu. back. boss,
thoughtfulness of a friend.
week in Orlando.
, They only had one sandwich left." Mrs, N. 11. Holt ad daughter The Youth’s Companion.
Misses Louise and Elherta and littla
The most v!tal question of the day
GENEVA
son. John Rush left Tuesday for iR the high c,. t of living and it may
Miss Em m a Eichnor and Geo.
Jacksonville and Montgomery after be that tin !• idcrs of the railwa
Eichnor are visiting their sister. Mrs.
a two weeks’ visit in Oviedo.
brotherhood, v. II do a service to tl.
Charles Bruntley at St. Augustine.
P
a
lm
c
rV
a
i.
Reuter
of
Jacksonville
COu,llr>' •" l « W m lowering prices.
From there they v.ill go to Balti
which is n ba Ly neglected problem. |
is
visiting
his
sister,
Mrs.
W.
E
more to see their mother.
for then* a . , s mte few articles now j
Argo this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Emlor Curlett mo
that nr*- highci i .an they wen* du r
0 . P. Swope has returned front a
tored to Orlando last Monday.
ing any period of the war and still
business trip to Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Vaughan of
going on up, and Mr. Stafford'.*
Mr. and Mrs. L. 0 . White and letter in the Herald about rice rais
Sanfotd spent last Sunday with Mr.
son,
Elton have returned to Oviedo ing makes it very plain th at there
and Mrs. C. A. Haulerson.
after an absence of several weeks are more ways than one to light the
A “ Mothers' and T eachers'" in Jacksonville, Columbia, S. C. and
high co. • of living, ns rice t,i not the
meeting was organized last Friday Wilmington, N\ C.
only article shipped in the state that
evening for the benetllt of the school
Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Wheeler and can be raised here and plenty of land
children.
Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb
baby are expected home this week available and p!«r*y cf idh people
was elected president and Miss ElizT h" you tig-gar. •V
VowYi"lia ve people that ar** deliberately doing j
■M tJ .rt.organized
a
candy
club
which
meets nothing and able to work. It mnk Miss E dna Geiger of Orlando
on
Saturday
night.
This
past
week but very little difference what kii *1
spent part of last week with home
the
meeting
was
held
at
the
home
of* of prices they have to pay and n
folks.
Mrs. It. W. Lawton. Chocolate fudge man that could get out and get a
The young people gave a chicken
and peanut brittle were the two job during the war, when it came
pillau last Saturday night at Lake
kinds of candy made. Music and dowrv to a case of work or light and
Harney in honor of th “ latest re
games were greatly enjoyed until 12 then march back home and tak e his
turned soldiers from France, Donald o’clock.
sunn* obi seat as soon as the r.r—.r- I
Whitcomb and CHlIord Proctor.
Mis.—s Mary and Mice Dmitrioi, Ut wu.. .«i,.i*eu is some kind of a
M rs__ J lv
. .v •. vc.~.>i i und little cnUriiiined several of their friends sorry piece of humanity to be pre
Miss Pauline left last Monday for at six o'clock dinner Monday even tending to lill a man’s place and rais
ing a family There is no excuse this
Miami to visit D. W. Moran und ing.
day and time for anyone not finding
family.
Merle Marshall is attending college
Mrs. J. N. Prevutt and Miss at Maryville, Tenn., this year and a job of some kind, and when com
Alexia Mees left laid Monday for writes that he is very much pleased pulsory schooling and cattle dipping
laws were being passed there could
Eau Gallic, Florida, where they will with the school.
have been one more passed that
visit Mrs. P rev n tt’s daughter, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. L. Cook spent would have been as much help to
Eugene Mathews.
Thursday afternoon in Oviedo.
the country and put some of the
Mrs. I,. E. Lundy anti baby all loafers to work t h a t 's doing nothing,
OVIEDO
spent a few days last week in Or
(Continued on pngc iO)
Edward Argo left this week for | lando and Oviedo.
BANKER’S
CHOICE
at)
2S
v r i . C ’A S I Z I N G
A T IR E
mean* saving the cxpvnie of a new
on*- if thi* work is properly done. It
will In* if the dam aged tire is sent
here for treatm ent. There will be
r,o over or under baking, just the
proper amount. We have every fa
cility for first class work and the
•kill and experience to use It.
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
i»i|flSIS*.UU
Oak an .Ird St.
Sanford, Florida
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
Continued from page 2)
pell opposite the Bromley mill on
C* ! ry a- r rue.
C. K. Chorpenlng bought a new
truck while in Jacksonville Inst week
and nill have it arranged to carry
the school children. ' Price & Coler
are doing the work.
lee Cameron has added u Ford
tractor to his farming equipment.
Mi. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth rertived three shells front Havre,
France last week, two large ones,
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A T .D
W?'-
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m
■WE
5
c a package
5 during the war
c a package
before the war
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5
c a package
¥ ,-
NOW
, "
THE FLAVOR LASTS
$0 DOES THE PRICE!
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clothqs for the Man. Ypung Man and Roy. We don’t care what your walk in life may be, we can clothe you and we guarantee you that we will give you the very
best at the very lowest possible price. This is a broad statement, covers lots of territory, but never
theless we guarantee you absolutely that you will not find a store either in this city or erewhe e that
conducts their business on a closer margin of profit than we do.
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W e believe all that is necessary is to
m ention Society Brand. Every \ uung
Man has heard of Society Brand and
knows Society Brand to he the very
best clothes made. If you have never
had an opportunity to purchase Society
Brand Clothes, d o n ’t miss this one, you
c a n ’t go wrong.
Clothes, for'Younger Men
For the young man, Campus
Togs arc ideals
We ask you to
ask the young men that have
purchased and worn them.
DUHBEUtUJLT CLOTHES FOR HOYS
The very best boy? clothing in America, each nml
every Hiiit carrying with ii a six months guarantee
together with a gilt for the boy. While getting that
boy ready for school, you will miss a good one if
fail to look this line over.
good as the very best they have
price of Campus
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T H E JE FF E R S O N
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TIIE SANFORD HERALD
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Weather and Crop Condition* in
Florida
Tem perature.—Tem peratures \yere
mostly moderate during the week.
Precipitation.—T he rainfall was
Centrally less than usual, except in
tiie lower part of Monroe eounty.
where it was much above the nor ,
mal, owing to the tropical storm dur
ing tiie early part of tin* week. The
excess at that station was 11.51
aula, ihe rainfall was heaviest over
northeastern uriiona. The week’s
total at a number of stations was [
only a few hundredths of an inch;
and a considerable area in tiie west
ern division received no rain during
the week.
A L K nbout sm okes, Prince Albert
> geared to a joyhandout standard
that just lavishes sm okchappiness on
every m an gam e enough to m ake a bf*e line for a
tidy red tin and a jim m y pipe— old or n ew !
Get it straight that w h at y o u ’ve hankered for in
pe or cigurette m akin’i
akin’s sm okes y o u ’ll find aplenty
pipe
in P. A. T h a t ’s b eca u se P . A . h a s *he q u a lity !
You can't any. more m ake Prince Albert bite your
tongue or parch your throat than you can m ake a horse
drink w h en he's off the w ater 1 Bite and parch are cut
out by our exclusive patented process 1
You just lay back like a regular fellow and puff to beat
Me cards at .'* '.'V* \ .To'oi11hi 11 you uiuu t nail a
section in the P . A. sm okepasture longer than you care
tc rem em ber b a c k !
B a y P rinc e A l b e r t e v e r y w h e r e
tid y re d t i m , h a n d s o m e p o u n d
— th a t clever, p r a c t i c a l p o u n d
m o itlc n cr tap th a t keep s the
to b a c c o t’i sold. T o p p y r e d h n g i,
on</ h a l f p o u n d fin h u m id o rs — a n d
Condition of Crops.—The moder
ately high tcm peratkre amtegeneraily fair weather in much of the cotton
counties stimulated the opening i f
cotton, and . picking progressed very,
well: in fart, the bulk nf the cotton
crop has been picked, or will he du r
ing the current week In some local
ities where short staple cotton is
grown.
The weather was, also,
favorable fur harvesting of corn and
nay, and that work was pushed for
ward. although there is much hay t >
be s a v 'd
Tiie weather was a little
too dr,, in some localities f . i *ne
although, as a rule, th e crop is most
ly fair to good.
Sweet potatoes
fpmti. g >c:S prog,-,»», i-nmc peanut s
were harvested, and tiie yield i* .
unite good. e\ opt un low lands,
which wen too wet during much of
the growing season.
Velvet beans
are promi e , some are being dam
aged by worms. Citrus fruits are
generally good, and report i itidlcnt*
rapid maturing of grapefruit. Some
damage befell groves in the o x tr u r
south, incident to the passing of the
t roni .it ~t • 'n t o '
v.. j dm
rly part **f i*
'j v > ke-rk'-**
out, and rti Ur*’
plant.' ,tle 4H**l*SI
iietiviltes are incr»a*in
t nil and southern d i i
B
E S T m a t e r i a ls , carefu l m a n u f a c t u r i n g ,
rm.l s t r ic t i m p c c l i o n m a k e K o k o m o
ti r e s w h a t t h e y n r c —L o n g l.ifc tire s. T h e
first p n e u m a t i c n u to m o b il e ti r e s m a d e w ere
K o k o m o tires. H a c k e d liy 5,000 m ile g u a r
a n te e . T h e y s t a n d u p , g r i p t h e r o a d . B u y a
s e t fo r y o u r c a r. T h e y wilt s a tis f y y o u .
G -L /hc,
TIRES AND TUBES
B. & 0. MOTOR CO M P A N Y
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SPRINGS
THOMAS t). IIAKhit. I'h. H.
l* f |ta lr l.ab orilo ri of Jtoltln* C u l l r n
Winter Park, I'la., N o ,. 3lli, ISIS
Mr. T . O. C h a d -a
Sinful,I. I la.,
I l r . r Sir*
I h i . r ru m p lrln l ra r rtu l r h r m l r a l i m l p i i uf the »atapti> ,f walcr ij,j i
jo u b o u g h t m r r a r tj I n i a r r l , anait b a t e obtained iht> fulloalng rraulla:
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Albuminoid Ammonia______________T r a r e
e n jo y lit** a ; long 33 H i !i»t*.
Sincerely,
John M. Cheney.
Chlorine
1.73 Daria
To tal-olid .
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llnr-lnraa
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per million
¥ V i million
p«*» million
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I h r a l n r r ' r (.farllrolli of t i r r u n J at bum I:io lit ammonia in lhl> l l . t i r anil
ilk trf> umall am,* mil of rhlofinr I n i tl ra lr . h a ■••rcllrnl q a>lll|S fiir liou.rholti
purpit*,*.. in addition to th e snail qual'ly cbararlellullt* nf . r j r r l o r htutrhnlcl
l a l i r . li p»«,e>>e. operlal fralurra nf much ta lu c , c - p r , 1*11, Ihuac of e tr rlle n l
natural a rtallo n and LOW t l r ^ i r . t>f hardnea*.
I lie t*irli i|ali<{lcal mikl>«la, r r . u l l l n c In an a i v r a f e total .count, In four
i a m t i l r . nf ih r »a<rf. of 3 harlcrla per coal.: an'l In finding mi colon, nr u lh rt
barinfn! b a d e ,I* . full) rnnllrm lit f »uij t,u.*lll, indicated lij Iho 111 II.MICA I
anal; •!•.
Of Ih r n « n i n i t e r , nf I til. anil o th er r r tlu n n ih.il I ha*e a n a l, r e d . I b ate
fount] n n n r oupi rt »r In all gnud qual'llrk to that of Ihr " g l d e r IVa It r . "
Vol r . %rry rr« prrifu llj .
(S lsn r li T H U S . If. II IK C lt
T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor
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ROLLINS COLLEGE
i lesluent
Fhi.idu
Intel - Leiioinin.itionnl
AIM
To provide « til era! education, a generous culture, a
t*
gh tra in ir r if t l" physical, intellectual and spirit
ual nature.
C IT E R S
Four-year e . irse leading t<> A. l!. degree, l're-prof<*s.igrii m m *
Medicine, Engineering,
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l.ei.M •
I’ l*J-"0 iiieiudes a large numtier
tists find prnftskionul men of nu-
dii.n (<*r ten ra’ings.
Strong
'• ‘•• • I'.t • E.\>.iriais muderute.
T hirty- Fifth
F r
ear
September. 1It 11*.
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THE .NECRL I'.vRY HOI.LiNS COLLEGE
Winter !*.irk. Flotidn"
S e r v ic e !
C e r t a i n - t c c d m eans
service in the broadest
sense.
Mere is a roofinc that is ideally
adaptable to every type of building
in the city, town and country.
Here is a roofing that gives not
only the most complete weather
protection year after year, but that
is a protection against eparks and
embers.
Here is a roofing that costs less to
buy, to lay and to maintain than
any other type of roof.
Here is a roofing that can be quick
ly laid by anyone who will follow
the simple directions that come
with the roll.
Here :s a roofing jiiat is absolutely
guaranteed 5, 10 or IS years.
* And speaking about houses n minds me that other place* are build
ing houses and Sanford can build
them also, All we need here is a
concerted c [Tort on t he part of the
men with m ote'/ to build. They
can build now uml increase our pop
ulation in the next live months by
many families. Arc wo to grow or
iiia’I vvv stand ntill.’
• My old friend. Judge Cheney of
Orlando noting the little sipiili nnent
id* attending the bull game up here
says:
A marked copy of the H e r a l d of
last Friday is at hand and the_ little
jolly for me is noted.
It was so nice of you that I can’t
help sending a note expressing my
appreciation.
Of course you cannot fool* me or
anyone about the "great" Mud but
I liked it all the same and*tiie story
w u radiant of good friendship and
expressed the one thing th a t makes
life worth living—friendship.
I can think of no retort so good as
the one the darkey made who hud
just been cussed out to the limit by
another who was his superior in tiie
use of violent language, "All detn
tings you say 1 is you is."
Here’s hoping that both of us will
WATER
i’ro fr,.lu n» l »f Natural .,( | rncr
A n a l . . ! , . I rmt C a n . u l l l s a C h r m l. t
II... tTaildn
I'.m riiiu.. i l n l l l n . rol>e*»,
c r y s ta l s l a t s h u m id o r a i t h sponge
to b a c c o in su c h p e r f e c t condition.
White Gridiron Tread
Gray Side Walls
SANFORD, FLORIDA
ELDER
V. *• ley llrolherhoml Mee*ii>
Wesley Itrml riiood C!:!*' m
at M. E. ehurch Sumla; m i f
! ’!?, i.ill i>** led t»y our »*rot'i«
repjniMtnttr
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem^ N. C.
K. J. luiL!.J,Tvt>!tciiCa,
F. r . Forster, president F*r*-i
tio'ial Hank. Hally Wesleyan
t.<
We marvel th at such foolish things V. nut did lie leave?"
will
have
a
splenili«i
lesson.
"11 twelve children."
you’d lo
Ed. Putnam,
And that reminds in- that people
To please the customer and get
... i,.,' ue<|uaitiluinc ar ■ ; t . i ! . n g up
Ids biz.
Secretary,
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N -JU S T
BETWEEN YOU AND M E"
Kut when it cornea our turn, wo ta t w .I 'h every d a * , they ju*t live to
I pil- ii, tiimiev, the; -oiler, starve
•
it tip,
EVEN THE GATE POST
rt.ri ., r m p and deny themselves a
Our egotism helping us to feel
NOT IN IT
t
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«-nt >iv i.|; t*» make more money
T h a t tli'*" you "do p ed " the other
land '.ft the', h n a w when it conus
fellow’s c u p —A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes
and Faith, "Hi*ll Print W —
Your lieart of liearts was in our ire* tin,* to di" they c.innol carry
So Sa>s Saunicrcr.
.
this m om y with lit m, Why don’t
lilt!** spiel.
they get wise H> t hotnselves and jo.n
We Ali Like Jolly in ;
Kid me* along! I'll stand n lot of in the nrflny good movements t<i
Imnk
1make Sanford a real city. Place son •
Kid mr along! Fll rec ignife tlu* bunk
If only I am told the tlrir.vi I like. | of their money where it will do them seBut it will plenu' me last!;*, jus*,
Ive* .mil "tin r pexi.lt* a vast amount of
I have no duubt un
tiie same.
good
wiiile tney are living. What
skunk
Few patruns have the e \ • rlitsting
did
in*
. *:i* •*. tiiey a'.k after a man is
NVouM
tliink
hlmscU
a
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id
i;
spunk
g'
i..
.
lie left everything, lie could
some
"kii.e"
To ra*l the *”,-r •'"in* a* 'its **i
*
t
ot
take
it with him.
Should
tell
him
so
when
angling
for
game.
his trade.
Down in our hearts wi* customer*
That is the sort of thing i.l! crea * lint**.-* somebody here break*
believe
tures love.
There mnytie ju • u ehp.n<e I tint it
loose in the next lew weeks and
We
humans,
in particular, are so build** some Imus *s this tight little
is t rue —
made
Those fluttering v ir<is from y< u . t
city of Sanford will not gain any
Thut
tiittery it- C e !ontl *sl thing additional population. There are
wo rect.ve
May emanate from out t ‘.u* iiej.
people wanting to move hero, dozens
f’triekl, ,|.t f;!,li',:*.r-. H oary Clul* of of families here every day wanting
of you.
llnltim ort. Md
liouies. We have few hotisei to relit
ami will not have any un'ess some
course, v.i o c
body huiids them. We yell about
too.
high
taxe* when every * -nslide man
We understand it then f* i wto
know* that it ms! • io much to oper
is.
ate this city and will continue to
cost ju t so much uml r any kind of
govern i nt that we may have. The
only way to reduce taxis i.t to get
more people in lo re to make more
inmiey. own mure property and then
help it- to pay tax* * and help to rudttce them for the same old budget
of tax*** will lie heaped upon the
same old tax payers year after year
J. I». STEWART. I W .
SEPTEMBER 19, 1919
Crrtair.-ttrJ is made in rolls, both smooth and
rough surfaced (red or green)—airo in haadtome
red or green aiphilt shingles for residences.
Certain-letJ ij extra q u a lity —the mine meini
rrrfamty of quality and sat isfaction guiran/rrJ. It
you to get Cetijin-ttrJ— most deaien teII it.
•Ask for CtrtasM’Utd and be nac to
it.
Crruin-tnd Pcirjj anJ ram isht
are the highest quality. They will
give the belt paint satiifactioo.
Certain-teed
Products Corporation
Offices and Warehouses
in l'rln d p a l CJdea
•w.
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For Sale by
HilljLumber Company
Wight Grocery Company
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THE SANFORD REHALD
i'AGE FIVE
YES, “A Feed For Every Need.” ■ Phone 181
Groceries, - Black Strap Molluscs in bulk, - Lime in barrels, - Blue
Slone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers.
See ns
for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what
you need.
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for less than you can buy it for elsewhere
ball games for the week
lj,,\ SCOIIUS OF ALL GAMES PLAYED l!Y SANFORD TEAM
\\V hear ii lot iilimit the dl(Toront
vnir'i! teams in the Floridp league
,, [he s,.,,ind scries but the whole
“ulj, "1 :h*1 matter is th a t at present
; . anybody's Kamo and the team
,‘im plays <*ll the post series with
Sanford ran not lie picked at this
tin*. Ti er.- has also been talk of
'lr.lof'l and Orlando wanting to
...ries ho badly th a t San*
play "t
.. lit haw. Oilainio win.
|i)IU *» ■* "
thinks
this is true they
If ani'"!*
hut
t
witness
the names liefciv*
.*
and
Orlando
nnd if
l«trr. .'■a'd-r*!
jvt , ,, disposition on tli«* part
t>
: layers to give unything
tJ (i:
it is not plain to the
u vt j .,.
The Ritntey these two
just as full of t tie old
trams p
■i'* d veil ess as in the
ate
palmy days of loan ago when it took
ten police* men to preserve order and
Sanford is not handing anything to
anybody. If Orlando wins the sec
ond series it will be because Orlando
has the best team in the league and
for no other reason. As far as San
ford is concerned there are no favor
ites and Sanford is playing the game
and we can say the same thing about
Orlando. At the very close of the
Thompson to Stewart to Danville,
lohnson to Thompson, Leach to
Phelan to Ollermnn: lime of game,
1:55; umpires, Blackburn and Lu
zon: attendance dl l.
Second game:
.Sanford —
AD r>
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Stewart, 2i>
4 I 1 3 -ll n
Chapman, e
5 ft II 1 3 o
Johnson, cf
:: ft d 1 ti
Crow, lib
;i ft 1 l) •I
4 ft «| *1 0
Walker, If
Thompson, ss
;i 1 1 1 4
ILinvilli', li,
4 (1 i 14 ft
Charles, rf
4 1 1 ft ft
Drayton, p
1 1 «J 1 :i
llrndcntiiw a
Elliott. 2 i>
Alliattesc. lb
Rood, ss
White, cf
Hunter. If
Lnricy, p
Goodwin, ss
Drake, rf
A rigid, c
V* t tils
THE BIG
FEED HOUSE
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SERVICE, QUALITY, AND PRICE
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S o r e by innings:
Sole Agents for
Sanford
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Clark s Cut away and Leveling Marrov,
Mradetitown
non odd lain o
P.uinniiu\ . Lett on liases, Sanford
7, llradeotowo 3; two base hits.
Totals
It
4 12 23 14
Walker, l.ariey: lir*t base on balls,
Barlow
1'till Line of Planet Jrs.’ and McW horter Fer
AD R II I'D A
oil l.ariey 1: struck out, by Alexan
right in their own town and if we
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Tyson, cf
der S, Lari '." •> stolen has.-*, fh u p wanted anything we had to play for
tilizer Distributors.
4 1 II •1 1
Leach, ss
man Joltnsiin, Stewart, ('row: passed
it.
The great American game is
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ball. Angel: time. ■Ji'Hl; umpire.
square nnd is being played square
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Knowtlon: attendant
down in this good little league among
4 ii ft 1 ft
llunti r. Jb
Second gain":
the orange trees. There is not a
1 l :l fi 1
(>lh rttiali, 1b
All I It !'(i
Sanford
i team in the league that is willing to
1 ft 1 1 ft
Slew a rt. *.’P
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McIntosh, rf
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(give anything away and there is nut
:i ft it *1 a
d
Wulton, c
d i. I
Chapman. •
I a team president or a director in the
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Wolf, p
loin, ««m, <f
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* it il
j league that is actuated by any dctl
(Low.
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Curt
./ww •<»—**(,e.i winning tin pennant
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There will be only one team that
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Walker it
will win it and there will lie only one I
t I o
Thomas -■'i
S on b,. Inning::
team that will play oil the post sea
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son series with-Sanford. Whatever j Siiiiforil
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J'Jll 000 (I | HI Ban iile, . P
Harlow
team that mas be the Sanford h o y s 1
0 II
I. ft on basgs. Sanford Watt . p
In Her M ullicr’s H o m e , S a y s T hin are not sullicieut piopjiels at tills; !0,Sninmary:
Hurt
t * !’» 1 ..•< in,.*, i'lieian.
Georgia L ady, R e g a rd in g B lack - time to say and furtLcmor**
Wi are noo ineparcd to handle your Feed orders.
Tot al>
d o . <tiler mat: d; home runs. DrayR e!:cf F re n i Ileail* line not worrying about 't. Sat ford J
bits iioimrioiiied, oil Wolf !• ill i , i adciilow n
Alt
I'D
No order too large.
Iv
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o, • ad m .. i . and tie’itj
:hc, .M alaria, C h ills, E tc .
six, otr Curtis’ II in two; lirst base on Elliott. -Jb
I
d
there will be no post season games
bulls, oil Wolf I, Drayton I: strode AIIuliu
lb
nir.i
On.— Mrs. Chita. Gaston, but at that there is no holding back out by Wolf 1: sacrifice hits, Stewart, Hood,
I d d d
cf ill •! . writes: *T am n user on their i arts and every team ii the Johnson, Thompson, Oslmm it, Mc U h l t e . cf
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tITI.il:" . Iilnck-Dmught; In fact, league is play in' first e'tis. null and
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Utile
Intosh
2;
stolen
bases
Stewart
II,
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1: was duo of our family medicines. will continue to do so to m e end of
0 II I
Johnson, Thompson; double plays. l.ariey :ib
a:*3 1q i y molhor’a home, when I
vis a ridel When nny of its child* the chapter.
Drayton to Danville, Chap man to Crondwin, ss
|0 0 d
Hoinw is the schedule of games for
m i :
1 of* headache, usually
II 0
Danville: time of game 1:55; um- Allgel. e
i : .1 ! ■ i ■ tlpatlon, tiho nave uo the week:
Young, j
(I II
t>ire-,
DlUckburti
and
l.flrnn;
a
tte
n
d
r, J " i I L-Draught. which would
ance dl s.
: ctlfy tho trouble. Often In the |
Sanford and Bartow Spill ^
<Ask Our Customersi
5 tl:r, we • ihl have malaria nml
Total:
....
*J!» ti II HI III 5
Bartow.
Sept. I — iSpecbtD
Sitn.'lea of this hind, wo
/
Score
by
innings:
Barlow Wallops Sanford
J . \V. Itnolh
IMtONE l(i(i
ItllplT
took the lirst game <d the
[•Drought pretty regHarlow. Sept, Id. -Sanford r<- Sanford
,
I oil Olio o i
tthe liver acted well, nnd double header here, 5 to II. and drop
*( v I . n ho up and /Around ped the second. 5 to I Stewart dis reived a drubbing here this after liraiienlown
IMI'J Hilo 'J '•
l|
ild not ho without ll,
noon to the tune of (i to 0. I'liie, Summary: Left on bases, Sanford
::ly has caved ua lots of tinguished himself by hitting safely J was seldom in danger, while a total 5, Dradentown 7 : tw o base hits, llllii t o r i II
Just iv do.so of Black- three time:, while Johnson and Ollernut co well aavea n umii duplicated his performance in of two doubles and nine singles was •«11 2 ; three base hit", Albiutesse;
amassed oil Register's delivery. T y struck out by W atts ii. by Young ‘2 ;
let of da; s In bed.'* «
•TL"!: - y Dlniii-Dnuight lias been the second g a m e , Drayton secured son, with a double and two -angles stolen bases, Stewa.'t J. Chapman J,
Is u.*o : t r m y years In tho treat* a home run. The scores:
S
C R ITIC A L iriG PE C T IO N
?*
each led the attack. Score:
Johnson. White 2 ; wild pitches,
twtt of st . teh, liver nnd bowel
XJt
First game:
K Young l: sacrifice bits, Chapman;
M
AD R Ii PO
trc-iL. m . t ho popularity which It
Sanford
is what we court, because
AD R 11 I’d A c.
Sanford —
M
t- -‘ i:.
I proof of Ita merit.
II 1passed ball. Chapm an: lime, 1.40;
»e ilo not fear I hut jmi
4
n
I
1
Stewart.
‘
J
b
4
J
II
5
3
5
Stewart.
2b
If your I v r Is not doing its duty,
will have any fault lo
0
o
♦!
o
j
umpire.
Know
Ron.
d
Chapman,
c
t ft It
r> II
fs: will Miffit fn)tn such disagree* Chapman, t
Iinil with your
0j
1
d ii
Johnson, cf
(L!: rymp: mis nr headache, bilious- Johnson, cf
3 0 ft 3 0 ft
p
Sanford Wins Tuesday v
I
4 0
C«5. constipation, Indigestion, etc.,
ft (1 1 3 ft Crow, db
Laundry Work
*1
J
I
radon
town, Sept. DS.— Drake
isl uni' ■F'mu'thlnB Is done, uerloua Crow, 3i>
0
0
4
1 1 *1 ft V0 Walker. If
Walker, If
troiUe in.-,v r. -nit.
could
not
locate
the
piate
today
and
4
I 0
ss
Tbrdford s Black-Draught has been Thompson, ss
3 1 1 II 5 1 Thompson, ss
If plural! in our cure. Our
0
0 Sanford worked out a victory in the
11
4
Danville.
Il>
fessd a valuable remedy for these Uanville, 1!>
long
ovperlcnce
In
(lie
3 1 1 1! 1) 1)
(I tirst inning. Hrndentrwvn loaded the
d 0
1
Childs, rf
troubles. It la purely vegetable, nnd
business, anil our kn »wI4 1) •1 1 ft 1)
Charles,
rf
bases on two hits and a walk and no
(l
II
' r.
prompt nnd nntnrnl way,
edge of what the people
6
4
Register,
p
1 ft 0 <1 l II
fVihti;
'hi* liver to Its proper Watt p
otic <>utout. while the fourth man tl
expect nt a Laundry, en
leanslng the tiowels of
ables us to do work that
lined
a
"cannon
ball”
to
Crow,
who
II
i
dd
Totals
try It. Insist on Tiled*
Is satisfying. A trial or
31 5 10 27 2 1
Totals
was playing very close to third base
'■•*
!.:•] and genuine. E 7fl
der will convince you of
i:
PO
AD R
All R II PO A .K Hat low
and
lie
stepped
on
the
base
and
Harlow —
the truthfulness of this
0
0
5
1
Tyson,
cf
4 ft II 1 1 1
dukhlcd Elliott.
advertisement.
Tyson, cf
1
1
4
3 I II 1 3 0 Grey, ss
l.each. ss
*1 •I ll •1 li 01 StAwurt, 2h ------- . 3 1 i ii •I (I
Phelan,
lib
il ll <i 4 II 0
4 0 (1 li 5 ft
i’lieian, 21)
4 ft 3 4 ft 0 ! Chapm an.......... ..
Osborne, If
,
f . ,*/• \ y ijijj
4 1 •i 3 ft ft
Osborn, If
»
1 0 y 1 II 0
1)
I 1 2 W att:, cf
4
Hunter,
db
i $ V -I.
•»
0
•1
1) 3
1 ft
Hunter, 3b
0 o 1 II 0
- 7v ■, u vrr
3 ft 1 Hi 1 0 Johnson, cf
• 3 ft ft 111 ft II Ollerman, lb
Ollermatl, lb
II 2 •» 3 0 ■S
fi
Crow.
3b
L K K S Iim U J , F L O R ID A
£*
4 0 1 1 n 0
McIntosh, rf
♦
1
*
1
)
0
ft
0
1
McIntosh, rf .
P 1 ■) o ft 0
3 0 ll b *1 ft- Walker. If
Walton,
o
*
1
;S Robert Glenn Igmi, Sanford, Agt. : Plume 2‘Ji) ^
1
3 ft 1 S
Walton, e
3 il 1 .1 3 ii
ft Thom, son,
4 ft (1 1
•1 (I II ll •1 II Vine, p
Henry, p
l n t II ft o
. i,
_« Chihi . rf
o w W M W M W .W * -.W W W W ? R W W * W A V
(Continued
on
Rage <S>
n
;i
Tl
Ii
I
1
* Totals
.2!» •1 5 27 Hi *»
Totals
S"«rc by inning*
Score by Innings:
Sanford
....... OOit 000 0(111—»
12 n mil Dm •">
Sanford y
Bartow
’
103 000 20* 6
100 OOP 100 2
Harlow
Now Bendy
Summary: Left oTi bases, Sanford
Summary: Left on base . Sanford,tl 7, Bartow 7; two. base hits, Tyson,
' Ibnl Help to the
I armor. Largest and
Bartow 5: t\vn base hits, Osborne: (i-horne: lirst base on balls, olT Vine
1*ldi m Seed Mouse in
lirst linse on balls, oil Watts .1, oil 1.
the State.
Henry 4; struck out, by U'utts I, by
Martin’s Ily-Test
1*_f_ ir. 2. aarrificp ’ ’tw. V.V-er. Osborne; first base on balls, olT Vine
'“ceils Insures Good
I, nlT Register I: struck out by Vine
Thompson, Ollerman; sacrilim
Crops.
I; sacrifice hits. Chapman, Grey;
%
Inb.tmon: stolen bases, Stewart 2,
REAL ESTA TE
stolen
bases, Chapman, Crow, Grey,
E. A. Marl in Seed Co.
Hut ter; wib! pitches, Henry: br.lt.’r
Osborne, Mclntyah, Hunter; passed
Jarksoinille, Fla.
hit, 11.Miry by Witten: double pin s.
balls, none: wild pitch, none: double
✓*
plays, I’lieian to Ollerman. Time of
game, DUO.
Umpire, Blackburn.
Attendance 315.
L
, .........
• m |> . m i w / i
; ii?
' ••
Hardware. Co.
A
MEDICINE
West. Side Cash Grocery
ii
PH
Green Cross Sweet Feed • Larro aiul Butler Fat Dairy Feed
Ilcekcrs Sliorts and Bran
.Faultless Scratch Feed
Dl
tl
Grocery
W i • W s * yV-Vw i i g -A si V W if A « i a tV vim ti
J
»l » vj
o ia?
I
I Dixie Steam Laundry ji
I!)l!)
■
i
Fall Seed
Catalogue
to
A. P.
Florida Safe & Lock Co. •
Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes,
Safety Deposit Boxes.
I*roiJi|)i Delivery
Box
UNIVERSITY
of
81,
Lakeland, Florida
A STANDAKD UNIVERSITY
t'O I’UNKS In Ulicrnt ArU nnd Hrl/nrc*: U « 1
A (ilfu lm rr: I :d Ufallen: gnflnertln* (Chrmlml. U i l l , n crlilcn l, M*fhnnlr*P.
Pirmrillrnl t’nur»r» nnd flr»du*l» Nludlr-i Unit*T,ltir K ilr n i lo r .
A T T K N D A M T . : I'TBin 51 Mofldn counilc* and
21 nUIr*. I ) M •ludsnin l»»i»*ll«i ffUST
■umnu r uluoh.
hr Ihc War tlrjuitmcn l onr of the I n r l i a
• • O U m N t l l lW Il K I) r-O I.I.BfiESIn the Unllrd Stair*.
E X P E N S E S L O W , N r U w « W n hr*ln« Srptrm .
brt 22nd. Write for Ca Ulof and Kooh of Air'*a
FLORIDA
A- a . MUBPHREE, LL.D., Pres.
Gainesville, Florida
Sanfurtl Wins nnd Ties S
Driidentown. Sejd. 15—Special
Bnolentown could not hit Alexander
when hits meant runs nnd lost the
iTrst game to Sanfard, !1 to 0, Errors
In the second game the head of tin*
Brndentown hatting order fotthd
Watts and tied the game up in the
seventh. With two on nnd two net
it rained and the game was over.
F.lliott looked good on second base.
Scores:
First game—
S ores:
AB
Hanford —
Stewart, 2 b ...... i,„ 4
.... 3
Chapman, e
Johnstftt, cf........ - 4
Crow, 31) ........... .... 3
3
Walker, If
3
Thompson, ss
4
Childs, rf .. ...
Danville, lh ...
4
4
Alexander, p .. .
-4
U H PO A V
1 0 0
0 * 1 III
l 0 1
1 1 3
0 1 0
0 0 1
ft 0 0
0 o 12
0 0 0
I
4
0
0
1
0
1
l)
LIST Y O U R P R O P E R T Y
AND WE CAN
S E L L IT.
City. Property and Farms are Going at Reasonable Prices
Insure i
Your Home — Your Auto - Tornado - Liability
Property Damage
(
•
II
0
0
o
0
ft
0
4
0
0
0
5 27 10
0
Agent Drew Development Co.
-
Formerly Holden Real Estate Go.
City Lots in All Pafts of City
Celery Lands in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division
— — _ — •-- —
Totals.. .............. 32
3
a
m
*i'ujC
•! u i
�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE SIX
SEPTEMBER 19, 1919
x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
BOARD OF COM
MISSIONERS MEET
SAND YOUR TRACK
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
PEOPLES BAN
SANFORD, FLORIDA
THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
A N N O U N C E i\l E N T
I have opened a meat*
market at 402 Sanford
Avenue and will carry
a full line of Florida
and Western meats at
all times. \ \
•.
Will lie glad to have the
orders of the meat buy
ers of the city. Best of ’
meats and service and
prices alw a y s right.
P U R E FOOD M A R K E T
What is Wise Spending?
*
xxxxxxscxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
ger anil tildeth himself in this case
means getting behind a good Florida
fa r m —now.—T a m p a Tribune.
S
t
H. J. HOLLY, Editor
(Juitoright and you don't need to
W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager wait for the thousand dollar an acre
land, it tins been that price in this
Published Every Friday by
(Continued from Page 1)
section for many years and we^ doubt
with money and you will not slip to Poverty. AND ALSO Grit is
if you could b u y many improved
is instructed to advertise for hid* for
to be used under the driving wheels and not in the gears. Like
farms around Sanford for anything
the clearing and filling on the road
H i in s r m in o s phut , in advance:
like one thousand an acre.
from Geneva to Bridgend, plana and
ONE Vr.AH----------------------------------»- 00
wise determination Ho HAVE brings you regularly to our Bank. Get
nix MONTHS
------------------------ I-00
rperificutions to- bp had at the
THREE MONTHS. --------- -------------- - •*'
NEED O F HOUSES
the Habit, SAVE.
clerk’s office after Sept. 20th, 1919.
There
is a need of houies in this
Motion of G. P. Swope, seconded
U b I , ( n J * . SrrnnH.f
M ill M i l l r f A u f a i l Sind
ItOH, at lh.- P w lrfllf* *1 ri»rfwd. florid!
city, homes, budgalows, cottages, by L. P. Hagan, and carried, En
t ’ndrr Art uf M irth Ird, l l i l
CAPITAL $30,000.00
apartm ent houses, any place where gineer Fred T. Williams is instructed
SURPLUS $15,000.00
Trlrphona No, 141 people may stay and this need is so
Offltr: l l r r i l d llulldlaf
to go over the Geneva a^id Bridgend
greut that many of our citizens arc road wit It Commissioner B. IL Kil‘ 1_
.
. »» _ •
We print the following from th e easting about for some means to re* bee, and prepare plans and specifica
Eustis Lake Region in the interest of lieve the situation. Houses must be tions, same to be ready by Sept.
common sense here as well as in built if Sanford would grow and ex 20th, 1919.
tVANTVnURBUSIHtSL
other places: "Let us again predict pand into the city that we would
Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded
that the llugrunt disregard for fast like to make it.
Sanford cannot by O. P. Sv. ope and carried, clerk is
driving on the streets of Eustis will grow unless there are houses here in tr u d e d to return to W. L. Slayton
R. R. DEAS,
If. R. STEVENS
C. M. HAND
C. D. COUCH
l‘r..l.i.o I
eventually result in the death of I sulliricnt to accommodate thp new A Company, their certified check for
Cl ■hi*r
Alt’l CllhUl
some innocent person, or a horrible people who wish to locate here and tiie sum of $-1500.00.
collision is likely to occur at inter* become residents. Sanford men who
All warrants paid during the
sections t h a t may claim a number of have the money should devise some month of August were ordered can
lives. There is absolutely no excuse means to Imitd houses anil build
celled.
1X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
for exceeding the speed limit within them now. In an o th e r part of tfiis
Reports of the several county of
the corporation, and those guilty of i«su** is a plan formulated by some ficials wfcre read, approved nitd or
violation of city ordinances should of our
rltizi*ns fo,* building more dered filed.
Sept, loth, 1910, a t 8:20 p. tn.
ting since th e prohibition law went draw down nice packages.
There
pay the extrem e penalty. Enforce houses. Il is time we took up this
Prc
i
t
,
F.
L.
Miller,
president;
into effect.
While every one who are other stills in the county and
The following hills us audited by
the law now anil not after some child proposition and sta rt budding at (tin* clerk and approved by t his Roy ‘ ymes, II. A. New m an, G. i \ travels about much knows that they have tint been run down
Smith. II, l). Bishop, John Adams moonshine is luing made and the hut that a large still is being
has been rushed to death beneath once. Other cities are up against I board were ordered paidrthe .heels of nil automobile in the the same proposition n’»d are * re
and L. B. Ilncan
ollicera arc convinced of tfiis fact it ai -tl I* certain for more drunker
Com- s! Fund
Minutes of hilt meeting read and is difficult to cut eh the guilty ones ni"it are noticed on the streets ur.-i
port ng t >* tne*. I it bn If wav as uic fol
hands of some reckless driver."
125.00 approved.
E.
A.
Douglass
____i)
iowing irout the Orlando Reporterwith ihe goods on them, hut the of more of them are found in the coun
20.00
Dr. J. T. Denton
On
motion
L.
B.
1
lag
a
n
,
seconded
ficers
arc alert all the time and are try prerin-t:. Saturday nights at-!
S
ta
r
wo.ml
indicate:
LEV EL !I F A D E D LABOR
50.00 by G. F. Smith end carried, paving constantly getting closer to the Idg
\ 1. Dickinson
The
project
;«•
o*g
.;
b
e
a
II
i-MLi
;
after tiny day. The sign* are all
The present a ttitu d e of the rail
50.00 lien against Lit -b Block 11. Tier I one.*. Judge llotis[iolder s:tys that
rranl. H u m :
here ef n hip gain* of shiners who ar.road unions, as indicated by state- Corporr*1 *rt P*r Or!:i’i,,r*. 'vid-h w ’! il. (,’. l)uHose
20.00 be cancelled, account previous pay if they are brought to him and
have
fo
it
perpos
the
e-?t-t*on
of
operating
eithis in this county or .
m d l s from tl ir representativ* is
25.00 ment
Mrs. L.
Glissun
found
utility
they
will
certainly
get
the
borders
but they ar>* bore at, i
small
homes
to
he
sum
on
a
small
admirable.
A disposition towards
05.00
1!.
Williamson
Petition auto drivers be allowed all that-is coming to them.
litt!e
quiet
wor
g reatwill got them.
hasty, ill considered action has been tnarg.ti of pr.Ui- ' • .Mu
i
200.00 approach Clyde Line d o c k .. On mo
M. Berry
•
io*.
I
of
Orb.-.
I-*
*r*da;*.
This
week
five
or
more
muonovercome.
7.82 tion G. F. Smith, >ecnnded by L. B.
I irlandn is er wi-ig in **: di rapid 1.. G Strwigfvllow
t hlners were brought in by Deputies
Tl"* i xccutive olfiecrs of tin shop
Old Plume* Made New
25.00 I Ingun and carried stre e t lommiltee
E.
A.
Dougin.’
*
*
Rov Tillis and Claud - Whitten. One
workers, the group from whom rash stride*, the city is unable to cure tor 1! Ud
ILymi i...... ^ y y ^ g e t r f :h plu
1.95 he requested to confer with Clyde
Co.
’ red handed with n iw t-i the ilrtl" to g*f them out and
action was most feared, have urg« d tin grellt iti11uX of pe. pii ' io* di£>'.»e
"1 r.*, a’
E. E. Brndv
•c.T, ding .line.
r
ms still in operation near Geneva p ,V(. ,it . m cleaned n' dyed and nnd*
them to be content for the present, to in. !:.- ii tl.ei* hom -r.
i e.UO
4*. *V, i '
***
*
•11■ if
and see how : 1
. * • *’
Motion L P, '! agu *.. si ■id ■1 by and he i. ver deni* d tin charge blit
Bring them to the Freud,
ij*
K. A Douglass
gram works out.
G, F. Smith and curried, c-iv engin ideal guii'y and v .n lir. *d 2-Vi nrwl ' sii op Tuesday or Friday and **■,! r.i.lii tii'ii, a hundred new fn m- Ei --*t F"iier <’■*
cost or six month- ««
"It is our holiest judgm ent," iln*> iiii-s ei,till! in. made perm anent r..ii- It. U . Herndon
<-n t'
t ie road,, j
Wiliqott.
Phone 115.
imt
I0.8U eer requested to furnish estimate of
‘ lo.it a fat il mistake would lie dents a! tin lit) the i *nning . I-it I, if
I
by
Mr,!
T
cost
of
nt".’
ewer
request'
ie
r<
*t
of
tinbum
h
will
m
ine
nniii
to
Iquk
like
new
nt
small
co*t
1
.
12.12
II. & W. M. Drew t ‘
wt*i of I up today and if found guilty will Get them* ott*
made by our members to u*xutn<- the they •• iuM g-t ho mi * r ady Imi!:.
Ninth
street
'-ft.
22.50| Mu*- ,
E. \. Douglass
responsibility of tying up th« rail There m.* tto.n more. property tu it, r-.M
Kr*
;v
•
...
■ t *r»
75.G5
roads at this time, when the I’r> «i- -ha:."!
M< 1*1,11 nf L. B H -g a n .
.undue!
' .»mis in
|iw*i i***» S. y. D dm 90.00 '
lit-rti is evidently doing all pm Ide month* ilmn ever in-fon* in t hi .iniv
by
G.
F.
Smith
and
carried,
Dili of
,.,n9.00
A. V ■-ban
to reduce th e hlgn eo.-t of living."
Sel
l
lh*
Maim
for
preparing
<"inj .Ini* of lime, in th e I >* ." o* r- iv. it, l, -*i« *
, nil
T* *-v add th e very practical •■•itti- lamb.. Every time <* tevidence i* suld pi. J}. Hor't;(>r
mission
malinger
form
of
charter
re
8 5.00
ment that if the sit op workers slmulu for a home, some family must move,
ferred
io
i
ity
attorney
for
approval.
85.00
D. E. Hart
strike now. th ey would be bearing, unless the party buying resides in
Dr Denton appeared relative to
85.00
A. A. Moran
alone the burden and criticism re the house he l ,i>>. We know to our
had
place* ill streets in Goldsboro
54.81
E. A. Douglass
• ........
sulting from a general tie-up, and certain knowledge of four families
section
and matter referred to street
31.00
Mrs. II. A. Terhetin
lighting the battle of the whole re who moved from Orlando during ihc
committee.
•
0.50
The Sanford Pro**
maining 78 per cent of railroad men past two weeks, because the houses
M ntin:: L B. liagan, seconded by
i7.»;o
L. A. Bruniley
who have shown no disposition to which they rented were sold. Thus
Hi.00 G. F n mi?h and carried, warrant
L. B. Hagan
strike at litis time. Inasmuch us the we secured four new families hut
fur ii\ I n m l r i J dollar* urd rid
lliiatl A Brldgi Fund
same treatm ent is being accorded all lost four old ones. Why? Because
draw 11 in favor of .^Irs. !'■ rna'd to
20.00 • over iir*t quarterly pa y m e n t on
the railroad workers by the govern i hey were unable to rent small un Will. Wood
\
15.00; Feruald-Laughton M emorial prop
Allen Allmnn
ment, i t -is simple common sense for furnished homes.
!*2.97 erty a* p'*r agreement on Ju n e 2nd.
Hill
Hdw.
Co.
them to hang together, whether they
T he purpose of the corporation i*
4.25
11«r.i!d B.-inring Co
stick to incur jobs or strike.
1919.
not only to build homes lor sale, hut
25.50
1 Lenta- and agreement between City
L.
M
Rehhlmh-r.
The men concerned have evldeuih lo build them and let them for a
10.48 1
been much impressed with t Ids.view. nominal rental, suilicienl to insure E. A Douglas*
of Sanford and Hospital Association .
157.2s
'1 .u*y are also influenced by the fact an adequate return on th e money in Battle Lumber Co.
referred to tin* association.
-* (j.ort
Dr'. B Philips
Request of J. F. Laing to b u ild ,
th at the -I per cent raise granted vested.
10.75 garage on Holly avenue near Ninth
L.
II.
Graham
them is really larger than it looks
The undertaking is solely for the
b.-cause it is based or. ten Imur pay betterm ent, advancement and up Mrs. Mary llrllcr ....... ............. 22.02 street. Motion*!!. A. N ew m an, sec
75.75 onded by G. F. Smith an d carried, |
f r an eight hour day.
building of our city. It should re- It. B. Monroe
75.00,
.... -■
G.
M.
Jacobs
m atter referred to street committee
If this d*-t -m in e d effort to lower d i v e the hearty support of the citi
.. i .
17.00 with power to act.
the cost of living should fail, it is zen* and best men of tin* entire rinii- S. E. Mathers
40.96
understood th a t all the railroad nun nimbly. It is one of th e best move J. K. Boyd
Rid *’1 Southern Clay Mfg. Co.
65,80
will demand higher pay, ami will ments the Hoard of T r a d e has yet Seminole C<». Bank
for
paving Ninin street between
21.00
B. B. Boston
^ ............
consider themselves justified in strik fathered.
Burk
and Magnolia avenues; motion
. ............ . 290.00
J. M. Wynn
ing. if need b<*. to get it. M an---- 0 ----L. B. I lagan, seconded by G. F . !
215.50
Fred T. William:
while tney are to be commended for
Smith ami carried, action deferred
S O L D IE R S ’ G R A T U IT IE S
52.50
,
...
.
....
Fred
T.
Williams
theri patience, patriotism and good
Canadian soldiers are ’asking the
32.00 for one month.
....
I
sense in co-operating with the pub- government for gratuities running up Igou & Igou
An ordinance entitled an ordinance
35,03
The
Texas
Co.
lie authorities and trying to square to 42,Ofil*. which would bring the
requiring the grading and paving *f
420.84
Prompt Delivery - Phone 105
living expenses with present Wi,,'*t j t illul fur the men of tin* Dominion 1. B. Jone: .
French avenue, from Ninth street
103.00
standards instead of resortin t i , , who M - . . I - . 1 o.'erseas Up to some D. II. C. Rabun
57.30 Couth 2820 feet to Hughey street and
old, futile method of jacking *ip where between $500,000,000 and Hill Lumber Co.
for grading and paving Goldsboro
409.39
wages in hopeless competition w;tn 4800.000,000. It certainly would be Wight Hroe. Co.
street from French avenue west 1525
0.00
Don McDonald
prill's.—Pen«aroln News.
feet to public road running to l*pa handsome thing to grant them thi*. N. C. Jacobs
00.40
sulu.
Motion L B. iiugnn, seconded
hut can the 'people of Camilla af L. A. Bruin ley
8.00
J . II. T I L L I S , P r o p r i e t o r
by
G.
F. Smll.i. nrdlnur.-? '.laced on
A FLO RID A FARM
ford to do it? They already hear a L. B. Hagan
8.00
Its first reading and passed. Votes,,
Any man who has set his heart on heavy burden of the war. and there
8.00
(). B. Sw ope
Roy Symes, yea; II. A. Newman,
a Florida farm will do well io buy j* many a doubter in tin* tanks of
8.00
E II Killn-e
yea; G. F. Smith, yea:’ G. I). BlebViow, The value of Florida farm land the taxpayers.
5.50
B. E Squip *
op. yea: John Adams, yen* L. B.
bus been proven during the strenu
"T h e y the soldiers) resent very
Fine
A
Forfeiture
Fund
Hagan, yen.
o u s days of war when we were told bitterly the very general view that
50.001
the "South must feed itself nr the grant of a gratuity, as proposed, Scht He Mnines
Communication from I It. H ay
05.00 j
starve " This stale produced from would result in a large increase in I Mh id Spi er
den Co., leliillvL* personal taxes.
2.40 1
!!. r,-W. Ii. Drew Co.
Clerk Instructed to ask th a t com
th e fewest acres in cultivation tin* u m*in ploy men t anti wide crtrnvn✓ li.SO 1
E.
A.
Douglass
greatest value in farm, garden and '"in'"*.’’ *ay* the T oronto World.
pany about automobile.
25.20
E. A. Douglas-4
Motion G. F. Smith, seconded by
.•rcl • ! i luela e'vi r hi. • •» in th
One result of :t|o receipt of .12. dill, Demilhi Merritt
1.00 i
5a vinq may have seemed to you the opposite of
Roy
Symes and carried, clerk in
history ol th- nation
the World was told, would he tin Gu* Williams
1.00 i
spi
iidin;*. and mj it is -of /i.tAinh pending.
structed to employ A., It. I omcron
Today a’.' over Florida are areas of marriage of at least od per rent "l
12.10
A. II. Stiles
to
collect
delinquent
personal
taxes.
the finest L.nd, idle* and on the mar tin* younger men, who are now un
But r ally witr s/i«. ili.:y goes hfind-in-hatid witli
7.32
T. O. Holloway
s Motion John Adams, seconded by
ket at prices most ridieimlusly low, able to set up housekeeping. Any
i
it/r/ft’i*,
j .' nu *ntj.
18.92
It. C Whitten
G. D. Bishop anti carried, personal
even (or improved lands. The ten one .who knows anything of the
77.GS
E. E Brady
taxes against \V. Dingle,* John HamSaving in itsidl as the miser understands i t —the
dency Is steadily upward. 1 Another p r o b l e m s of sociology, especially
4.92
L. G. Stringfellow
” *v......
bo and J. W. llnmho ordered can
mere hoarding of money for money’s nnke—is of no
tendency is for men of good lore- from the human and hygienic side
149.10
E. E. Brady
espeei.il advantage to anyone.
\
sight to I uj and hold for the ad would welcome such a result."
50.43 I celled.
E.
F.
llousholder
Committee
on
water
su
p
p
ly
re
vance that is coming fast. —
This serious discussion of a era- E. A. Douglass
3.50
On the other hand, when people save inlrUiycnlly,
quested further t'me.
Today these lands can be bought
72.80
tuity of $2,000 for Canadian soldiers E. E. Brady
what
they really do is to save for a chance to spend
for a fifth, at the most, of what they
make the United Stntcs ........ nig
There ’-being no further business
for
sorp.-thing
more worth while later. In final anal
will cost in five years, and the man
Give Paster Cnr
gardly. The best we have done this the hoard stands a<Ijmtrned to nice
ysis.
everything
is spent hut the saver thinks before
who buys tod a y will be in position
The laymen of the Baptist church
far is to give the men a gratuity of again Monday, Sept
I5tli, at 10
he
spends
and
so
spends wisely. Re gels more for his
defy want if he uses a little common
at the instigation of J. D. Hood pre
in.
money and a bigger return for his work. He bus
sense and judgment in the working $r,0 upon their discharge from ser o’clock a. -------------—
sented Dr. Hyman, their p astor with
vice. Camilla already has in operj
more money left for thoughtful spending in the
of bis lands, and in the selection of
A fine new Dorf ear and Dr. Ilym nn
future.
utiun
a
soldier’s
homestead
act,
with
Prcsli) teiian Church
the crops to be grown.
and family are now enjoying the
many generous provisions; congress
Now. wliut i* really more worth while later? It
Sabbath services at the following same. The ear „i* the property of
IliUxhnrokgh county, inpurticulur, has hail before it for some time a
may
he that b> accumulating hitherto fonlisldyoffer* some of the finest (arm and like measure, but il still Is a long hours:
4 ht- Baptist church hut is for th e use
truck lands in the slat)'. Potatoes, way from passage.
Sunday school 10:110
spent
dimes ami •I'larters, which give no real satis
of the pastor and hi* family not only
Morning worship 11:15
cucumbers, peppers, beans, corn,
faction.
you will he able to buy later a home, nr have
for pleasure hut (or business as well.
Gifts gratuities are well enough,
peanuts, sugar cane, strawberries,
Christian Endeavor 7:15 p. tn.
a*s a minister in these days and times
a wife, or provide for old age or for education, or a
oranges and grapefruit and the hut isn’t it u better plan to he gen Evening preaching service 8:20 p. in. is obliged to have a car to m ake the
start in life for your children.
staples like buys and rattle and erous with them In ways that ir
The pastor will preach at- both many visits to the members of the
All of these things and many others are "w orth
stock feed, all grow in the most wan crease opportunity for them rather services Sunday,
congregation in the country.
more"
to the individual.
ton profusion with just a suggestion
The ('ongrcgullonal Church
than to make them a large cash pa>encouragement; and all these make
You are invited tA attend the
War Savings Stamps help you to convert foolith
rnenl and call the obligation cancel meetings held In this church for the
m o o n s h i n ' k SHINES ON’
great money for the grower.
money
into future wise spending power.
We expect to see tin* day when led? Belter a fairly generous gift of greater glory of God. Sunday morn
Seminole
County
Climate,
Corn
nnd
yu cannot buy an acre of improved money with enlarged opportunity ings nt eleven and evenings at eight.
Cane Seem Good Io M ake
lund In this south Florida section (or for the future than money alone. Sunday school begins at 9:45, and
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
Liquor
less than a thousand dollars an arre,
Christian
Endeavor
at
7.
Corner
of
Sanford, Florida
Enough to make a decent sta rt a id
and the best of the land, set to
Samluole county Is getting her
Third and Bark.
a
chance
to
help
themselves
—
that
groves, tiled and irrigated, will cost
share of moonshiners just as every
'1
all the average-soldier asks. Te.mj a
you that now.
other county in the south and north
City Council Meets
City council met in regular session and east and' west seems to be get
Tribune.
THESANFORDHERALD
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SK P i SM IIKR
19. 1 9 1 9
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T H E 8AN P O R D
HERALD
PAGE SEVEN
will visit Niagara Fulls, Boston and
Beautiful Dinner Party
New York.
One of the happiest events of the
L). C. Marlowe, secretary of the pjyU week was the six, o’clock dinner
Truck Growers hns returned from n given by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Guthrie
trip to the principal markets of the ln honor of the birthday of their
north and cast and reports the pros aunt, Miss Mollie Hunter?
The pretty homo was most beaup e r s for a good market this season
tifully
decorated with rut flowers
as
very
bright.
Mr.
Marlowe
has
C. A. Palmer of Bridgend wan in
Mr Hill Hosier left Inst week for
and
ferns
and the Zable was lovely
been
absent
about
thirty
days
and
The iMany Friends
a three weeks* vacation to his old the rlty Tuesday and reports every
hi Its snowy whiteness, silver, cut
visited
all
the
big
cities
nnd
met
the
thing
in
that
part
of
Se
minole
county
home in Lee, Mass.
C ass and china, with the birthday
as being in a most nourishing condi selling Agents of his organizations.
and Patrons
Hide a P o rt you will like It. 4-t
4
f
,
*•
tion.
Mr. and Mrs C. K. Lucas have* cake in the center.
Home-made rolls, fried chicken
Jw. Davis of the C. W. Znring C o . ,
returned
from
u
trip
to
Indiana
nnd
of
We guarantee our suits for boys
and all the accessories needed for a
rilled «»n the
th* local
1,11111 trude
irum here
n , “ Wed*
’ * lo wcnr for „jx months. Perkins & many points in the north and east,
going to Washington and Baltimore delightful meal were greatly enjoyed
r.rsday.
_
Britt.
5-ltc
M RS. G R A C E E A R L E W IL L IA M S
The dessert was
and points in Virginia. They made by the guests.
EZ- Sea! pint fruit jars a t L P.
Full Millinery Showing
the round trip in their car nnd simply delirious, real obi fashioned
5(5-ft (
McCuller’s.
•
can find her in
• First fall showing trimmed models found good und bud roads but bad pound cake witli peacjli ire crea
Horn io Mr. and Mrs. John now on display at Quality Shop.
oo real trouble in getting through an*! cherries.
Miss llu n tcrr .reeivyd many lit
Miuwr. Friday. Sept. 12th, a line
a-tfc
t
Hie Clark Building .
and they enjoyed the trip immense
tokens
of love ami remembrance,
h»by hoy.
ly.
• Mrs. C. W. White ami MUs Caro
and seemed the happiest one present.
l-l lyn White returned home Wednes
just opposite the Post Oflicc
Ride a Dort, you will like it.
Dr. T. A. Neal is home again and
Those who enjoyed the evening were
is
now
out
of
the
service
after
serv
\li.„ Thelma Bates of Tilton, Gu., day after having spent tin* summer
Mrs. Walter Lalng, Mrs. R. E. Milu the attractive guest of her father, in Waynesvillo and other places of ing for many months in the medical len, Mrs. E. E. Cox, Mr. and Mrs.
corps of the U. S. A., being stationed
interest in North Carolina,
Mr. W. It. Bates.
Guthrie and l i t t Carmen Guthrie.
in
Texas most of the time. He re
W H E N YOU T H IN K OF# CAN
Price* - duced on all go da at
DY T H I N K OF T H E KANDY ceived bis digchnrgo at Camp Gor
M*. Gr ne Williams’ milliner* store.
Birthday ParlyIF IT HAS SUGAR don and be lias not made up his
59-tf I K IT C H E N .
Miss May Thrasher entertained a
mind
as
yet
about
bis
future
loca
IN I T WE HAVE IT.
STAR
j J. Diekinson, the city attorney T H E A T R E B U IL D IN G .
tion but bis many Seminole county number of little friends of Miss Marv
49-tf
friends are hoping h r v.il! lum le here Elizabeth i'uleston ip honor of her
i. taking a week’s vacation in North j
I . Henry McLnulin i- r.p.'nding a again.
birthday last .Saturday ••veiling. The
dim
nnd
other
points.
(
( arol
w «lays in New York buying his
little
folks gathered -arly at the
Ride * Dort, you will like it. 4-t I holiday goods nnd incidentally tnkMr. nnd Mrs. T. S. Ilnlf and little
Thrasher
home and from there were
Mt and
mil Mrs. W. D.
it. Kowe
Rowe r e - ( ing in the big city, lie stopped at daughter have arrived from New taken to the Slur Theatre to see the
■ —i ________
turn"! home Tuc.yiay from Ja c k s o n -[ Washington and other cities enroutc. York where they have been living | movies and then to th* home again
the
past
year
nnd
will
again
reside
Homes
for
Tencliers
Nolire
\i!!. and other points of interest.
The Daughters of Wesley will hold
tiieir bungalow south of the city. where they wer • served ice i.reatn
Towards
the
latter
part
of
next
t'on.j'icte stock Diamond tires their annual bazaar and a cooked Their many friends are glad to have and cake and danced and played
Notice is hereby given that a spec
wc*’c many teachers for the Sanford
food sale Saturday. Nov. 22, 1919.
Wight lire Co
fir»*U
t liem Inn k in Sanford, us residents games until it was time (or them to seb ils will arrive from various parts ial meeting of the stockholders oj
5-tf
Mr. |; E. Millen left Monday for Place 'Announced later.
again. Mr. Hud was captain in the bill l i n r young lio*tr.'.i and the i’f t is Mute und other states. These Sanford Hotel Construction Com.
\\,;,i. Garden where she will lie the . ('lias. F. Haskins is in the city for U. S. army during the war blit did honorin' good night and leave for tout lers must
find
comfortable puny. Inc:, will he held in the ComThey wished Mary
<*f her daughter. Mrs* W. C. | a short visit to his home after not get across. He has been doing a Hour ilium.*.
boa.
ding
places
i
n
‘the
city
at reason-i
;
.. .
1spending the past six months with great work since the war in ndver- Elizabeth many happy returns und n|,|,
‘ herwira
-ivya*.**’*» ■ Santoro, Florida, on
lb-...
iioo*l
luck
In
her
pew
>
.
)tm
in
Miami
October, 1919, at 8<
Hill*’ a Hart, j/mi will like it. 4-t his daughters in Jacksonville. His tiJiiir
! tear i here. Anyone willing to hoard flu* (itIt ^day
a-v of Dctobor,
—
1rrr.rr
h
••• , ; i v*» <
peels to have many new people coin where llie Pubstotis will soon take one or more teachers will be greatly o'clock p. m., for the purpose of con*
II .
. t a**'1 i i• •i»#
up their til.ode
I him again.
ing here during the winter.
assisting in the cause of education. sidering und acting upon a proposi
D. (5 Wagner in Ki*-imI*
M
M rs j. It. Stewart i> now randy
If you have anything to offer, kind tion to negotiate a loan, to dctcrpiine
nu •• ^ . their parents* nr*! in ChiNotice
i
•
Itlrilulay Party
ly comm unicate' with Supt. T. W. amount, of same, nature of security
i ^"r your orders for pansy plants.
( ’
To Stockholders Sanford Buililing .V
A pretty birthday
anniversary Lawton, at tbe court bouse, S u n - J to be given 'i*1'1
(Jet tin bed ready.
I to
nv.tVr r, r ' •* •*
1iurt - 1 r ••mtv body. Bryan* Auto
Loan Association:"
i j„.
party
was
hel^
at
the
.lemo
of Dr. f„r<i ♦e,.ir „i. -.
Board
of
Directors
,r*
arrange the
4-tf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
T
Thrasher
and
C<*
All stockholders are requested t «*
.......... i'uii'Mnn Monday
I
loan,
and
to
a
u
tm
o
.-c
.mil
empower
son,
Robert
returned
borne
Tuesday
> . Ma • i hieux and son of Gabrielle
hr piesciii at m e monthly meeting afternoon in honor of their daughter,
the
proper
officers
of
the
corporation
.•iter
spenuiag
se»erul
days
\
e
r
y
|
V
»
niiM’.M
iltN
.
NOTICE
i
i
v
Li «
of thi< hoard of director's of the San- Mary Elizabeth who celebrated liets
4
*to execute on behalf of the corpora. the {i lection returns* from 1pleasantly in Tam pa as tin* guest i< of J fxni Building A- Loan Associniton to 1Uth birthday.
l*r..*..i
(
..ipti
r
<8(i0,
Ai t s \f I.M9, l<rv- Hon such evidenepr. of inib htijlness
Daigrr,
Sr.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
F.
*
.
•
{
.
l
*
•
eM
lhai | •
ii office on Monday.
it
*A lurge number of Mary Eliza Miles that all persons who registered i .as may '•be decided
. . . .
” to
upon, and
••ad t i* Woodinnd l’arl:.
Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. Fred S. September 22nd, for the purpose of beth's friends gathered fur the occa automobiles
l. s currying live per- .ies e r . lrilll#iu.t M, e h ’other business us may
•
•#*1t •*
ndu,\> now.
I)aiger, ’ Jr., and Master Frederick, amending by-laws.
sion and to wish her many happy re 1less, in I.HS. ftrxl paid ntu.v t h a . i . pr),p, rl\ *oiin 'ocidre the m e t in g .
Bp"
IPe for
Ins the
I In, full
full y'unr, or 111.
..
Sanford Building & Loan Assn.
turns of her uiitiil day.
five dollars
t wo,
Dr * nurd has opened an olllce Miss.s ! I uriei and Dora II arrr. Id
IIv ord* r "f the president.
By
T.
J.
Miller.
President.
llarrold
w
:r
•
visitors
The liou-e was prettily d c.ornt.d dollars ami fifty cents for the half
it it. \ ..well miilding, having for and Mrs. ' A.
II. C. Du Rose,
Attest:
in a color scheme of pink und green, year, shall bo refunded all
ib. i
tto i • 'l in e wi*"ks been in the at DeLautl Monday.
ML*
Secretary.
A. P. Connelly, Secretary,
tin no s and music aided in making excess «f the amounts st^rld. whi' h l
Carlo II *t I.
1 K K M. t i ns at th* II. & O. Best
j 2-4tc
t i e afternoon a merry one. Tail’d s u n s are now available for payment.'*
1ti
•lilt Clothed for boys carry buv.
were arranged on the porch for those
Tin* law authorizing trie m oney|
a > \ n. rah guarantee. Get them at
WANTED — OLD CLEAN
wishing
to
play
Rook.
to
be refunded requires ritiit demand i
t
ily
Registration
l’«•(,;>.< .v Britt.
5-ltc
RAGS. ANY KI ND EX
b**
made II* till- t!oilip(reller within
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
The guests w e y then invite*^ in
CEPT
OLD
SOCKS.
I'm'. Mason fruit jnrs at L. P.
one
year from June 9th, 1 U9. u*v
city
clerk
of
Sanford
will
open
on
to>*
dining
room
where
they
were
COATS,
PANTS.
OR
M<
56-tf
compunied
by sutisfatory proof tiiat
Sept.
2:ird,
HHH,
and
keep
open
for
erved
dainty
refreshments
consisting
LED SPREADS. AT TIIE
M \ re*| Kjng and son left iS:ita
period
of
seven
days,
until
Sept.
the
person
applying
U •ntitleil lo it.
of
pink
ire
renin
and
little
enkes
HERALD OFFICE.
SD-tf
ird
- .i visit to friends and rcl29th, 1919, the registration hooks of with pink Icing. Those enjoying I hi
NOTE:
f l i l S R E FER S ONLY
Have yvu read the K**KoMn tire
- .
- i \ annuli und other points
the city of Sanford, at his office in lovely party were Mau«le Lake, .Mil TO R EG ISTRA TIO N S FOR 1918;
ail.
For sal*1 at the B. & (>. Best
in Georgia
the city hall, between the hours of 9 dred Holly, Olive Newman, LeClaire TO CARS CA R R YI NG FI VE P E R
l-tc
Buy H amonds.
Wight Tiro Co. buy. Best service.
a. m. nnd 4 p. in., on said days, for Jones. Mildred Hand, Doris Hand, SONS OR LESS. WH E R E M ORE w
a r ’ I III’.AMS
Master
William
Wilmot,
son
of th*1 purpose of giving opportunity to Georgia Mobley, Anna Smith, Grace T H A N S5.00 FOR T j l E P I 1,1 Hi p. M.
I
*
55-tf
nf4
M
' adye and Alyc* Saunders Mrs. F. W. Wilmot left Orlando yes- the voters of the city to register und Gillon, Jean Maxwell, l.cfTt Belle YEAR OR M ORE T H AN $2.6"
CHANNELS
housc!
H’rday
for
Jacksonville,
where
no
become qualified to vote at the spec Hagan, Julia Dutton, Emma Spen FOR TI I E HALF YEAR WAR
e! (/ueen-lioro, N.C., ure the
•: Mrs. A. I). Parrish on Will meet Ids aunt, Mrs. N. W. ial election to he held October 7th, cer. May llollv, Mildred Holly RAID.
*■ ANCLE IRONS
Green, taking tlje Clyde steamer for 1919.
•BLANKS MAY ME HAD FROM
Fret*.: avenue.
Alice Elder. Dorothea Yong,' Re
T. BARS
Charleston, where lie will enter
F. P. RINES,
becca Stevens. CatherineSyme:. Ca T H E COUNTY TAX C O LLEC
\itef.tmu. Ladies' While getting
Porter Military Academy.
TORS
OR
FROM
3-6tc
* City Clerk.
milla I’uleston, Thotnus Bissett,
the h * ready fpr school tlon't forget
TRUSS RODS
ERNEST AMOS, Comptroller.
Briggs Arrington, Albert Connelly,
the *jx month guaranteed suites a • The Ladies Guild of the Eplscopa
Everything ;uul anything
Harry Woodruff, Joe Caldwel,, Dean Tallahassee. Florida. •
iVrkins A- Britt.
5-llc church expect to hold u bazaar ayd
5-ltc
fair for three afternoons and nights
Turner.
Thomas
Wight,
Algernon
Hr D. (’. Ward, Osteopath is in
in litis lituj delivered t»
Christian Science services
of Dec. 2nd, flrd and 4th in U**’
Speer. William Du Hose.
Sanford on Monday, Wednesday
will
lie
held
at
the
W
oman’s
Parish House.
t
1-tf
M. II.
you when promised nt
n o t ic i:
an 1 Kr av of each week. 58-tf
Club, Oak avenue, between
15,000 miles out’of a set of KoKoNotice is hereby given (bat the
Third and Fourth strets,
correct prices. Always
L-i r* i McDaniel will attend
Mo tires! That is what the sheriff
Baptists and Methodists Will l'la> undersigneti hqs I>»•*•n appointed ad
on Sunday, morning ut II
Fur- l Mot* Military Academy at
of Tampa got out of his set. 5-ltc
get out prices lirsl if
Another base ball game lias been ministratrix of the estate of W. I*.
odock.
48-tf
For
on, Va. Prof*. N. J. PorAkers, deceased, and all heirs at law,
arranged
between
the
Baptist
anil
O.
P.
Swope
of
Oviedo
was
in
the
• i e;ol o| this school.
you wanl to Five
Methodist Sunday school tennis rf legatees, devisees anil ereditors anil
city Tuesday looking after his*'new
Quart Mason fruit jurs at L. P.
this city and the date set for next all persons having claims or demnnd^
possession, the Clark block.
M.
money nn l *inie
McCuller’s. •
56-tf
Boost
Tuesday, September 2llrd at 4:.'PI in against suid estate will present them
Swope purposes to fix up this build
bihn Smith, Mrs. Archie in g 'in first class shape and says it
to tbe undersigned, duly au th e n ti
Leon’s Auto Transfer, All trains Holden Park.
l1, " • I MrM. Hand motored will he made one- of the best busi met. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes.
This is the second game between cated, within the time prescribed by
157-tf
>" Orlando Monday where they ness blocks in tbe city.
these two teams, the M. E.'s taking law, or the same will l»» forever
»|H
day shopping.
U V A U R O N W O RKS
the first by u close margin about barred.
/'PANSY PLANTS
For Sanford .Motorists
ft
This Sept. 6th, 1919.
Th-;
a man at the curl* to
ten days ago.
Tbe Presbyterian
f Y IA G K S O N V IL L E - , F L A .
Violet Plants
Sanford Motor Club:
»m.
CUBA LEE AKERS.
i.
.
55-tf
Sunday school is now organizing u
QAYAXJCTWefH «>U6A-«J<OGAfrin
Snapdragon Plants
—• *•••«< •?** 4* HI. - - i mi
•• w T l i f f ^
In helia.f of tin* New Sm yrna Mo team ami it is expected that arvrral
4-8tc
Sanford, Fla.
M
1 II. Marshall and little
Scarlet Sag*’
tor
Club,
wo
extend
to
you
n
cordial
Oa nr
games will b*' played this season.
Dorothy a r e | visiting relnVerbena Plants
invitation to attend, with yokr fam These teams play good amateur hall
•j.
* irtends in Savannah, Ga.,
Cnrnations
*
ily and friends, a SEA FOOD D I N an* the giiines create a lively inG-rwMarshall is in New York.
Nasturtium Scdd
I
NE R to he held in New Smyrna on
*st. A small nil mission fee is churgM.
Larkspur Seed
swimming pool is now
the last Thursday of this m onth at •••1 at the gate to d* fray expenses.
Opei
And if your favorite llower is not four o'clock. The more, the merrier,
Wednesdays, Thursdays,
Su irdi
in
this lisf. let me know what it is so come and bring a large crowd.
and Sundays in the afterre
Seminole Association*
and
I will grow it for you. Your
'
(50-tf
The
representatives
of 25 Baptist
early
order
will
be
appreciated
and
M
T h is . Emmett tVi!churches
from
Orange,
Seminole.
plants
delivered
at
the
proper
Ur.
?.
WeiltiCMiny lor New York
Volusia
ami
Lake
counties
composAirs.
J.
R.
Stewart.
814
Myrtle
ave
r. they will spend the next
g
th**
Seminole
Assoriutfon
will
innue.
Phone
260-W.
5-ltp
H.e Catskill mountains and
*
meet
at
the
Baptist
Temple
Sept.
Mrs. F. II. Cnldwell has return, d
• 0<e many delights of that
22-21. Several • prominent speakers
from Sanford where she went to a t
will lo* here. Among them will he
tend the wedding of u relative, M «s |
Dr. II. S. (tightmire of Daytona,
Alice Whitntr. • Mrs. Caldwell ex
who sp.*aks Monday night, Dr. Lin
pects to leave the Inst of the week
coln llulley anil Dr. C. I,. Collins
-• > Jfe*^7*
for Virginia College at Roanoke,
who speak on Tuesday evening.
Va., where she is chaperone anil iif
CommcncinulSuntlay, Sept.
There will be about 100 represent
! distant to the Dean.—Tam pa Times.
atives.
Sessions will lie held Mon
21st,
the
Seminole
Hotel
will
Fire
St. Kenneth Murrfll has arrived in
day evening, Tuesday mqrning, af
New York and will soon be borne,
put on n fspecialjpsuntliiy
ternooii and evening and Wednes
Autom obile
according to word received by his
Dinner foK $1.00. -.igj £
day morning. An auto ride will be
parents, Cnpt and Mrs K. R. Mur
"iven the repreienattivcs on Tuesday
Theft
rell. Kenneth has been in Fran re
afternoon.
(Table I)* IIotoL
for more than a year and will be
Liability
glad to* get buck to.Sanford again.
WIiuF m in a Name
Miss Carter is ut the French Shop
In a list of discharged soldiers we
It is a trust that is placed upon us by reason of
Collision
to welcome her many Jriends nnd
find tho following, with the numbers
customers. She will he glad to help
our relationship with them. To help each patron con
of their insurance policies and their
Bonds
you select your fall millinery. 3-lte
addresses:
•
structively is our special privilege. We invite you to
During the week days they
Among the many renl estate drnlK
Asad Experience Wilson (4,565,356),
this week is the sale of the Dingcei
test our service.
will serve a Merchants Lunch
Van Hook, N. D.
it. present 20 Leading Companies
cottage on Myrtle avenue to \V. C.
Mih Gosh (984.410). 220 I D M - d «*.,
for 7lie.
Hill and the Sirrine house on Park
Chicago, J l l .
"riling Every Branch
a.uiiuv to W E. Walthall, these j
Green Horn (2,027,442)— (.251,-7
sales being mnde by W. P. Carter of
787), Statezborn, Gn.
tc£>
the Connelly Real Estate* Co.
Velvet’ Couch (3,48,184), Buskley,
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Peters left on
Ark.
Will Swindlo (1,317,784), Centre,
Sunday for Chicgo where /Mr.
Veters goes lo attend the meeting of
Texar.
0
110 west FIRST STREET
the Travelling Engineers Associa
I’nris Green (2,647,952). Huntington,
tion. Before returning home they I
W. Va.
I
|j,tle Happenings
Mcnllon of
.Msllrfj* In Brief
personal Itcnm
ofInlcrc*!
In and A bout
The City
Summary of (he
Floating Small
Talk* Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers!
In New Q uarters
I
NEW MILLINERY JUST IN
Receiving Daily Shipments of all the
Latest Creations in Fal l Millinery
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INSURANCE
Our customers are our friends to
the extent that we guard their interests
even more zealously than our own.
J
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SEMINOLE HOTEL
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
Two Stocks
in Sanford
SEPTEMBER 19 io i 9
SC R IP P S BOOTH C A R S
Hood—Goodyear and Fisk
Tires and Tubes
REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS
F 0 R D.S ‘ A S P E C I A L T Y
llun. John I). Jlnkins
General Superintendent
P le a s e
I'irst baptist Sunday Srhoul
We give here the ollicers elected
and their lines of activity':
Hoit. Schellc Mnines. President
M anagement.
Mr. D. II. Hodges, 1st Vice Pres.,
Const i and E ilnrgem-nt.
Mi. \ . T. Wheciess, 2nd V re
Pres., Socials and Ushers.
Dr. John T. Denton, *lrd Vice
Pres., Religion*-.
Mr. Ilatnil E. Tolar, Secretary,
Publicity, Adv. r. i ing.
Mr. L. T. Ilryan, Treasurer,
Finance
Mr. It. ^ . (!rovem»tein, Mani ger
Athletics, ( i a ill's.
.Mr. P I!, (intchcl, Chorister, Glee
Club O nartette.
* Mr. Itiirl; Ste le, C tair .tan li >usc
Committee.
Dr. George Hyman. T :e i >*r
represen-
Armour F ertilizer Worhs
Jacksonville. H or'ida
M O B JLO ILS andG A S O L IN E
•
A C C E S S O R IE S
Cars Washed and Delivered—We Will
for and Deliver Your Car.
PHON!
1
VS
l
23?
• m
9
’A c c iD 'ir ir
LL GAMES FOR THE WEEK
h i t s (’huiiman. Uruw, Huntc
••ri,
Thompson.
ii . . •. St&wart. Tl
Sanford
trjn gn'j too
0110 loo 00 1
StevePa
Sanford W ins
Ail
Established P'O'i
General Insurant e
game, .l;5tl.
: .
_
Totals
profitsPKA UTS I I i CIIASt'R i. rllrcti.e
sn.l cconnrnic.il b o . , i„, i
«l.c
mill. D on tint iiij.ur luir or *1 .
I» |>trfcctl>- *jf.— can lie no.I any
where. Splendid for working and
timing holies.
For romfoM, 11rail li ami piotit., o»c the
original ••p R A T T h ."
R t f u i t in fe r io r t u b t lilu le t .
Grt your vuppl) now,
11it v i m
jg &
A
- ti.it»
f:
r
Gray •ti
>'h
•
Employers I.lability
barlow
Tyson
Gray, sPin Ian. L'h ,
Cttrti:. .1
II uttlerT iih
Ollcrmaii, I It
McIntosh, rf
Walton, c
Vines, p
OLD
AGE
STARTS
W IT H
l>.*. G eorge ilynm n Teacher
Here in-Sunday Morning l l u b
Sunday Morui n ( lull Orgni/i*d
On n e tt Sunday, Sept, lltli tli
On la-t Sunday morning' the Re- otllcers are ' * lo* in 1 11 a <-d. Spiv '
rejin-Suii I .v Mur big Cluh was or citil program lias *c m prepared. It
ganized.
Sixty-nine names have is expected t hat ' he GO will be pres
heitn si| ni-d to tin* enroUmeiit us e n t . T he eluli meets at 10:20 a. m.
charter mouthers.
Forty-one were in the parlors of the Uaptist Temple,
present at the meeting Sun.lay.
T h e club lias its object the building
up of lives physically, mentally,
socially and religiously.
Meetings
tire held every Sunday morning nt
10:110 in tin* pallors of tin* baptist
Temple and the las* Friday evening
of ouch ino.'ilh. ’Fit" goal f..r momlo-rship so t by the chili fur Septem
ber is t(Ml enrolled. w.ith <10 present. I
Of the sixty-live now enrolled in
th e eluli. 22 are celery growers, 1X 1
nre railiend men.
sire engaged its
business, 7 are | mf c *. * ,.d men.
YOUR
K ID N E Y S
Bclsnr* says that old nira t>»»:lns with swallow of water. Thn oil fltlmulatsi
weakened kidneys and digestive ortr*»tia. tti»» klilm-v action and enables the
This being true. It Is easy to t.ellevo organs to throw off tho poisons which
that by keeping tbe kidneys »nd .11- '*•'"*<• premature old nge. .New life and
aestlve organs cleansed nn,| In proper Mtr.*i.Kili inere.uo us you continue th«
w orking order old age can bo deferred treatment. When completely restored
and life
prolonged far beyond that cncontinue taklne a capsule or two e.i* h
joy M by the avrrago pera'.n.
day. u til,li M I.P .U , Maartcm Oil Cap
sules will keepo mi in b«altJi a:: 1 vigor
For over 100 years liO Id i MKDAI, amt prevent n return o f thtmllsc.ii *.
ttssrlem Ofl lias been relieving thn
ls»,/int wait until old ago or d ease
weaknesses and disability due to nil- have s-lllrst down fo r geo*t. d o ti your
............ .
»t Iff n "tnndard old- druggist and got a box of HOLD
tin
• -enieily nn-l 1— s n*> Intro- Mi:t<\t, tl.-mrlem Oil CapOules. Jtnney
do
•..»l,1 • Ml*t>.\|, .l . irli-tu *i|l Is rrfuriilril if they do not help you. Y hfee
Ind.
1 111 *
■ steless capsule* si/*--*
ltuf remen.I.-r to ask fo r the
con* .in ■
n it '■ drops
original Imported HOLD MKi*AI. brand,
them u.> )'*• 1 would a lull. w.ti. a m.utl In se.i|ei| packages.
^
r*"7 ; a T v ”
KEIil* YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN
Harlow
Sanford
S u n rn a ry :
11 Sui.ford
••li Register
by Register
STILL DOING BUSINESS
1800
"
Sanford
Stewart, '1
Chapman,
httson. ef
(*r<iw. .'lb
Walker, If
T lio t’psor
't.mville,
O.ilfl-, rf
Register. 1
Surely Holds
Umpire l.kzun.
: rer, Main
Tot alt
San ford
Stewart,
(Continued on page PJ'
Chain biting, blond,tucking tlin an.I
other intret pr-ti. tliie* comfort to
' rnwi ami milker*. Prevent! mui!
summer drop in tuUL-yirl.l. lucre net
JAMES & FAXON, Jacksonville, Fla.
**d
7
i.ru.l.-iiluwii
J
•ur 'in,fi ,,1 h t
: 1 .*.
Rr<tdetiU»wn , 7 r t wo base hit-*. Elli
ott 2, L a r b y . ' Goodwin, Drake: tlrs
lui.-e-on balls. o(T Drayton 2, Drake
s. struck out by Drayton
Drake
t: -a.-riticp hit-. Child*-, Stewart,
Drayton: sucrifiie tly, Chapm an;
pn-.sed balls, Angel It: wild pitches.
Drake 1. double piny Crow, nnnssin
ed: time, 2 hours: umpire, powlton:
>'tendance, 2*10.
T o ta l:
llradentow 11
Elliott, 2b
Alban*-e, 1i •
Rood, li
White, ef
H unter, rf
Lariey, .'lb
Jloodvvit*, -Angel, c
Drake, |i
tfBtcwurl
<i*,r Agent. A.'It. I*. W. HlillMiON. "ill w.I.c ;*i j any «•! the itltutc
(ornir ii ia oral re ur ;...*il. <g you need In the Insurance line,
through his Mini k'tiioit wiih ii** he tail i.iu- joii Insurance prolcc*
i .i n 1 1 :l '• i**r; «.ri;a -t I'.'iiipan).- in v.tcli and e> cry ll.te.
" . ' on. c Stolen
.- , • *■ .
t.tAL, l i t v
1010
P a rtii order* »r*d tatiifird coilcioert wiio hnvruw d our fruili/rr
yr»r after year, who alwayt gladly treommend our goodi to tlwif
n e ijljx ri are csir beu ad.ertiirmcnt.r Our price! nrt alvvayi llie
lov.eit. b.a vvtven Q U A L IT Y li couoJered. never 100 hijlv W in e
fee laieii price Inn. cr lend order anJ you will be treated r'shL
r c m iu /x n s . in sc c T ta o ts. sp h a ylr s . i -o vlth y s u ir u r s
K . O . I’ A I N T I ilt l ’ i:U T II.l/.i:it C O .
.l n i k o o u v i l l e . P lo r l d a
Sanford, Florida
J. E. SRUUUNC
SAVE tlie Leather
Keep Your Shoes Meat
LIQ U ID S AN D P A S T E S
v
L.
FOR BLACC.WHITE.TAN A N D
OX-BL00D(0AHK BROWN) SHOES
1m< i i o » . n r cossvcjiriCMi
iih iiii, q
u
m
v
lion. Srlu-llc Maines
Prenldcnt
llerean-Sumbi) Morning CIuli
Mr. M. L. Wright is superinten
dent of Senior and Adult D epart
ments of the baptist Sunday school
and was chairman of tIn* committee
recommending Go* organization \f
the club.
,
Hon. John D. Jlnkins
general
superintendent of the First b a p tist
Sundny school and under his leader-
fjr jf
ISj PaI
/^ < O O D I D h A t
O p en y o u r
trjnr
L u ck y S tr ik c p a c k age this w a y — tear
oil part of th e lop
.
pfi
w
only.
Protects the L u c k y Strike
cigarette—a cigarette ‘made
of (hat delicious real BurIcy tobacco. It’s toasted.
Q u a r n n b e e d by
A
�SEPTEMBE
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE NINE
Ladies’ Ready-to-wear, Men’s Furnishings, 1
Beginning F R I D A Y - l A T H A
SEPTEMBER the | 7 f = P
For the next 10 days we will oiler our Entire Lilies of Ladies’ and Children’s ReadyMen’s Furnishings and Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes at prices
egardiess or the cost. This merchandise must be sold within ten days, relless of the great loss to us. Owing to the fact that we are not going to handle
t’s, Goods and Men’s. Women’s-and Children’s Shoes any more, prices on these
3 will be less chan the original cost.
We have on hand around $3,000.00 worth
len’s Furnishings and Shoes that will have to be moved at once to make room
our Fall Lines of Piece Goods, Nolions and Ready-to-wear Exclusively.
i 1i c i i l
One lot of White Wash Skirts
regular $2.50 value Closing out at
White and Fancy Wash Skirts
good quality, going at
Big Line of White and Colored
VoilQ.and Organdie Waists
special v a l u e at
Big assortment of Georgette
Crepe and Silk Crepe de Chenc
Waists. The new fall styles. All
stvlcs a n d colors, going at
-a*a A t r a n d
Ladies’ fast colored Gingham
Dresses, made of best quality Amos
keag. $0 and $10 values, going
in this sale at
Childrens and Misses Midc'v Suits
plain, white and With Blue
Skirts to button on, a suit
A C AND
LADIES’ SILK UNDERWEAR
Silk Camesols, made of best quality Mcs
saline, plain and fancy top
Lot No. 1. Men’s canvas Dress
Shoes, rubber and leather bot
toms, in white and palm
beach color. Regular
$2.75 value, closing out at
Lot No. *1. Men’s black shoes, lace
and button. Regular $5.00 val
Full line of Muslin Underwear going
at big reductions during this
TEN DAYS Sale.
Cotton Crepe and Flannelet Kirnon
as, short and long sleeves with
silk piping*.
All fancy
designs, g o i n g a t
Broken lines in Men’s and Women’s
good quality Dress Shoes and
Oxfords.
If we have your
size we will save you
g assortment of Ladies’ Figu
Voile Dresses, good quality
special value, closing out at
We m e agents for the McCall pat
Lot N o. 5. Misses and Childrens
Shoes and Oxfords. Sizes fiom
‘.i to 2. 'ihese
shoes actually cost us
$2.00 and $3.00 a pair wholesale and
we will guu a in ee every pair.
( ’losing out at the ridiculous
lew price of
Lot No. 2. Men’s Rubber bottom
tennis Shoes. Regular $1 P A ..,
value, closing out (<r,1•_>price
Lot No. 3. Men’s
guaranteed work shoes
$3.00 and $-1.00 value
( hiidrens and Misses Gingham
Dresses going as cheap as
Buy your School Dresses now
and save money
SHOES for the WHOLE FAMILY
Men’s Baibriggan and Nainsook
2 piece Underwear. Regular
. 75e quality, closing out a t
50c the garment
Closing out at less than cost ouren
tire line of Barker brand collars
The best 25c collar on the
mat ket
25c Still’ Collar 15c
35c Soft Collar 25c
We have your size and your styh
also quarter sizes.
One lot of Men’s Dress Shirts
and $3.50 value, sizes U (P ‘1
t o M' j closing out at
President 75c sus
penders going at
terns. Full line of patterns,
magazines & fashion books
a I w a v s o n h a n d.
Remember the Date, Friday, September 19th, at 9 A. M
�%.vTrf/. ^*“ - .
above named parties or either of them, aa
helra, deviaeea legatees, grantees or Other
wise, am i all other unknown persons cla im
ing any Interest in and to the aald lands in
volved In aald suit, et at
Order of Co nstructive Service.
In Ctrrn ll t’«tufl uf «ha S r * r n l H Jurllrla
T o all unknown parties elalming Interest
Clrrult of Fta rld*, S r m l n o lc Cuunt).
by, through nr under William Atkinson D a n
In I’h ncrt*.
iel, Luther C , Porter, The Portsmouth T r m t
C . I.. K anila ll, Oumplalnant
A Guarantee C o ., Alice C . Ill ll, D a v id I-ee
William Atkinson D a n l r l , L uthe r C . P o rtrr, Daniel, and A. D . Starhlrd, aa heir*. devlre-*,
Thr* 1‘nrHmnuth T r t n l A Guarantro C o ., grantee*, legatee* or othcrwLc, nr a n y or
AUre C . Illll. I la \ 1*1 Lee U a n L I. A. I». either ol them and «tl unknown peraon*,
St arblrd , anti al! unknow n prtaona elaltn- corporation* nr a**orlation* claiming *9
Ine any Internal by throuah
* '• • " f . lb * Interest In the following desertbasl land*
above namrtl parti*** or elth**m, a a *ituat** In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit:
I to ; * Inrlutlve I—* I . H r I and 1)
krira, llnvl***c*, f t l t l l r r l . l , f * t r * « ... «rh*twlar, ant) ail other u nkm » n iirraona c l a i m W. A. A I). L . Daniel’* Subdivision ol the
S
E
'
i
ol Sec 10, T w p J | 6 . Itange 29 K.
ing an y inter**! in anti to ui>l lantla Involvttl
130 acre* more or Is s.
In
aaiit *ult. rt al.
You and each of you are hereby ordered tn
Defendant*.
Order ol Cn n atru ctlv * Servfrr
be and appear before nur said Clr r u lt Co urt
To
ih r
defendant*:
William Atklnaon at the Co urt House In Sanford, Florida, on
l l a n ir l , l.uthar C . Porter. T h e I’ otUmotilh the Std day of Nov. A. D. 1919, then and
T r u t t A CSuaranttee Co.. Alice (.. Hill, there to make «n*wer to the bill ef Complaint
herein Died against you!
l>avicl L e e l l a n ir l antt A. O. Starldfd:
It D further ordered that thla notice be
It a p p r a r ln r front th * rsrern bill „! comtilalnt herein filed, that yo ur place of r«el- p u hIL hed ones- a week fur twelve week* In
tlrnre la unknown, and th at you are over the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published
In Seminole Co u nty Florid*.
the aye o| S I ycara:
Wltnra* my hand and icat of aald C ir cu it
!t la therefore Ordered that you anil each
ol you do appear betore our aai'l Circu it Co u rt, thla the 7th day of Aug. 1919.
(Seal)
E . A. D O U G L A S S
Co urt at the Co urt Houae In Sanford. Florida
Clerk of C ircuit C o u r t Seminole Co. l 'la.
on the 6th tlay of l.cto ver. A. D. 1919, then
antt there to make an aw rr to the blit of b\ F . It ou*h elder
Solicitor
6 S - I3 t e
r omplaint filed herein againat you.
It la further ordered th at Ihie order be
Notice
of
Application
or
To*
Deed
Under
puiiliel.rd in the Sanford Herald, a newtpaper
Senior* S nl Chapter 1)1*. L aw * of F l o r
jiuhlllhed In Seminole C o u n t y , Fla., once a
ida
wrek for eight cunaecutlve weeka.
Notice la hereby given that Y . W. T h i g
Wltneaa my hand and teal of aald Circuit pen. purchaser of T a t Certificate N<>. 10*.
Co urt thla the 7lh day of August 1919.
dated the 3rd day ol Ju ly , A. D. 1916, baa
(Seall
E.
A.
D O U G L A S S . filed **lil eertilirate In my olfice, and ha*
Clerk of C ircu it C o u r t Seminole Co., F I* . made application for ta t deed tn l*tuo in
Ilouaho ldrr.
accordance with law.
Said certificate e m
Solicitor.
braces the following drarribed property sit
uated In Seminole county, Florida, to-wit:
Lot 3*. Itohlnson’a Survey of an Add to
In the Circu it Court of Ih r S e t e n t h Jutllrlal Sa nfo rd .
T h e *ald land bring n»*e*»rd at
Circuit of Florid*. Se m in o le f o a n l j , In the date nl the fsauanre nl such certificate
C h an re ry.
in the name of W. J . Thigpen, Unless aald
J. P. Laing . joined by J. K . Lalng, her hua- certificate thall he redeemed ‘ according to
band.
law- ta t deed will |*«ue thrreo.v on the 30th
Complalnanta
day **f September, A. D . 1919.
VI.
vVltns** my otfirial aignature and seal
Wm. C . Andrnried, II . If. Ilamaey. Ceo. It. this the 23th day of Augutt. A. D. 1919.
Morton. .In d iv id u a lly and aa trustee, C a l
(seall
E , A. D O U G L A S S ,
vin A. F oa w -. Anna C . Wood bridge, Indi
Clerk C ircuit C o u r t Seminole Co., FI*.
vidually and aa trotter, Albert <!. K a n t
2-5tc
Ity V, M. Douglas*. II . (*.
and Hlchle Woodhriilge, and all unknown
prraont claiming Intereat, by through or un
der any of the above narneil defendant*, In Circuit Courl, S e t e n t h Judicial Circuit
rlther aa helra. ileviaeea, grantee*. legatee*
Seminole Cnunly, Florida.
In C h tn r e r v
or oth»rwi«e, and all unknown pcr*onr claim*
M arv M. S»e—
tvI J ; , - .
In? Intereat l»v. throueh n» "r .drr
C.
Complainant
Murpney „ • l
P l-h m ond M urp hay, Iter
vt
Illll to
Quiet T i t l e
hu*l.and, now .,r< eaied. a* heir* deviaeea.
legatee*, or otherwise, and all other unknown All unknown hrira of and all unknown per
prno n * claiming any lntere*t In ami to *aid
son* elalming Interett under F.. S. amt K. J
property Invlovrd in *ald ault.
White, Mr* C. W. Ja ro rk* ami all unknown
Defendants.
ieraont elalming Interest unilrr C . \V,
firtlrr of Conatructlve Service
acock* and all unknown partle* c la im
T o all unknown parlle* claiming lnterr*t
ing an interett In ami t > Lota 2, .1, I . 5,
by, through or under Wm. <i. Andrnrled,
6 ami 7, 11took 2, E . J . White’* Su b d iv i
It. II. Ila m te y, Geo. 11. Morton, Individually sion a* recorded In plat book No 2, Seminole
and a* trustee. C a lv in A. I’oage. Albert G. C o u nt) Itrcordi, Defendant*.
Have*, lilehie Wooilbritlge ami Jr * ,le C.
ORDER
Murphey and J, llfthmnnrl M u rp hey, hrr
T o all unknown heir* ol, ami *11 unknown
htliband, a* heir*, tlevliee*, grantee*, legate.*
per*
>n*
claiming
Interest
under E . S. A E , J .
r r otherwl»e or an y or cither ol them, and all
unknown perton*. corporation* or a**oeia* White, and t*> all unknown j*rr*on* elalming
tlon*. elalming an Intereat In the following lntere*t under C . W. Jacockv, ami all u n
cleecribed property altuate In Seminole Coun known parties elalming an interest In uttd to
ty , Florida, to wit: Hreln at Intersection of L o t . 2. 3. t. 5, 6. Al7 .tlb.ek 2. F I W hile’-.
I
. —
..
K a i l 'L in e of Mellonvllle A v e „ with *>*inh HuhJjvirion J* rerortfi-il
”*
'
-r. North along Mtllonvllle i Seminole Co u nty Iterord*.
.v . * . . ’i n i yard *. K*»t at right angle* 162'
Ys*a and ta ch of you are hereby ordered
yard*. South at right angle* 162 yard*, to appear to the hill cl romplaint herein
West |62 yard*. Sec. 30 T » p 19 S. flange filed against you, on the Itule day lor N ov
31 E.
ember. the same being the third of Novem
\ o u amt each of you are hereby ordered ber III19.
to he and appear before our *ald Clrrult
It I* further ordered that Ci!* n itic-* bn
Court at the Co urt Ho me n San fo rd . F la on published since each week for twrlvir week*
the 3rd day of N ov. A. l b 1919, then and | In the Sanford Herald, ^ ♦* -*p*p r J.a.*»
there to m *ke answer to the bill of .u nip lrln t ' llihcd In iiemlnolo County, Florid*.
her'tn riled against you.
Witne** my hand and ots, -, - ‘ *-vl of the
It I* further ordered that * hi* notice he | • aid Clrrult Court thl* ths
Au g
published unre a week lor twelve week* in ust. 1919.
the Sanford Herald, a newspaper, publish**!
(Seall
E . A. D O U G L A S S
in Seminole C o u n t y , Florida.
Clerk,
C irc u it
C o u r t.
Wttne** my hand and *eal ol *aul Circuit Schelle Mainer,
C o u rt , thla the 71 h *lay of Augutt 1919.
Solicitor for Complainant.
65-131C.
(Seall
F.. A. D o U G I . A S S
Clerk *d Circu it Court Seminole C*.,. Kla.
E . F . Huuth oM rr
NOTICE
•,
fcp’
k it'
?rr
|]
M-
i
Solicitor.
d H 3te
N o tic e t* hereby giv en t h a t th e u n d e r
signed ha* been a p p o in t e d a d m in ie tr a tr i* of
t h e e s t a t e *.f W. I*. Aker*, ileeeased, a n d all
P I I I I C I . AM A T I O N
heir* at law, Irgatre e, rlrvitet-a and rrcdltor*
Whereas: C h a p te r II3GI. Art* ol 1919. a n d all p r r s n r * h a t i n g claim* or dem and*
a
g a i n t l sa id e s ta te will present th e m to th e
L a w * of Florida, entitled " A n act to abolish
the prrtent municipal government s*l the u nde rsigned, duly a u th e n t i c a t e d , within th e
c i t y of Sanford, county *>( Seminole. O at • of tln u p r * - e r lb td by law. or t h e aarnr will he
F lorida , and ts, organic*. Incorporate anil fnrever barred.
t i l a b l l t h a city government for the r s n r ;
and to prrsrrlhe the jurisdiction, powrrv and
function* ol *aid municipalit y.
approved
June
7th,
1919, provide*, among other
thing* that " T h e provUlnna of Ih i* art *hall
become effective and thall he In (pll force
and effect on, from and alter the fjr »t T u es
day after the llrtt Monday in January,
920; provided th at the tame shall he ap192
roved amt
proved
and ratllied
ratified by a
s majority vote ol
the (justified
Ih r city
qualified electors
elector* ol the
r lt y cl
oi Sanford,
vutlng at an rlertlon to be held lor that
purpoie on October 7th, 1919, am i it I*
hereby made the d uty u! the city rounril of
Sanford to provide tor and hold such else,
lion on the date namrd. Sabi council shall
give thirty day* notice of such election and
thall provide for and pay all r o d s nl holding
the same and «>l the preparation ol I lit«
charter, not to r ir e e d line Hundred ' J 100.00)
Dollar*. Such elretlon thall tie held In con
formity with law* and ordinance* nnw In
force relating to special elections.
At the
*ame rleejlnn there city commissioner* shall
be elected, provided thi* charter la ap
proved and ratified II not, then no co mmis
sioners will he elect,-*l.
Candidate* (or
c ity commission shall hr rtmsen and nomin
ated a* follow*: Any one may circulate a
petition to have any number, not tn evreed
three, of names of candidate* for city rammiction, P1
placed on the ballot and
• uch
petition *h*ll lie *igned by one hundred or
more tjualifird elector! of the r lt y and *hall
Ire a rrom pa nlrd with a written notice that
the candidate or candidates who**- name or
n»mM i r e th rrrln pr«*«r»lr>J mill accept th»*
of r lt y f ommlifiorH r if hr I* r l r r t n l ,
t h r r i l y rounril ih«ll p1ar« h Ia r.ami on ih*hiticit. p r<»vi d*-«l that »urh petition anti
mrittrn nollre of acrrptanr** i* n ln l milh the
city rounril At i«*a«t t m
d i y i prior tu
r lir lln n * am! the rounril thall puhlUh Iho
U m n of all r an ilid atrt havitir <|uaiifi«d a*
ab o vr In a n r * • paper of (jrn« ral Hrrulation
of th r ( it y . In th r isitir ju«t prerrillnic th r
election.
No r lr r to f ahall tlcn petition* for
mor* than three ramililatr*.
S o canifkifatr
•hall rir r u la tr hit <imn petitionT hr^ lhrrr
raniUilatra r r r d v i n c tho th rrr h i g h * * n u m «
tier of votra ra«t at *urh rlrrtion* prnvblnl
t h r charter (• approvr«l aro] ratitii-4. ahalt hr
•Immcil rlrctad for th r f)r«1 ro fn m li* !u n rii
for furh trrtot hritinnlne and ending a* la
hrrtin brforr provided/* and
W h r f r a t : T h r art provide* that " T h r
form of government **f rhr ritv of Sanfor<l
tid rd for u m lrr thla art ahall l»# that
Cro
DAVII a* th r
ConimWaion-Manacer I'lan/'
and
i
Wherra* T h r act further providi* that
th r olbrlal ballot for aurh i trrtion "hull hs v r
f
:• yy
p rin te d
,-■*
r.
K
RY.‘
thEfbuU t b r
i j u o i imi t u b m i t l e d
to
Till* Srp t. 6th,
t-M e
1919.
C o lt A I.F.K AKERS,
S a n f o r d , Fla.
Notice of Application for t a t Deed Under
Section h of Chapter I M S , Law* of Flor
ida
Notice la hetrhy given that E . G. Hodge*,
purrha , r of T a a C r r G l i r a t e No. 230, data.I
ih r tth day ol June, A. D. 1917, h«* tiled
•aid certificate In my o 111re. and ha* made
application (or t a i deed to Issue in arr.*rdat.Ce with law. Said Certificate embrace* the
following deacrlhed property eltualed In Sem
inole rounty , Florida, Itewtl: W
ol N E ' j
nl N W <, of N W ' i )lc*a S 2 arrea), Sr r . 5,
Tp. 20 H„ It. 31 F.att. 3 Arrea.
T h r t a i d land being *•*, o w i at the da le
ol t h e la s u a n e r ol *uch r e r t i f ic a tr In t h e nam e
of J a m e s A*hlry.
Unless *ald re rllf ir a le
• hall be re d e e m e d a c c ording to law l a s d ied
*•111 i**ue there on on t h e t t t h d a y of O c to
ber. A. D. 1919
Witness m y olllrlal a ig n a t u re a n d seal ltd*
the llllh d a y of S e p t e t n h r n A. D. 1919.
Ileal)
■
•ovftheaat quarter ol Section 15. T o w n s h ip 21 S
ol Itange 91 east, thence south filt ten chain*,
thence east nine hundred and o ne-half feet,
thence north four hundred and seven! -en
feet, thence west aeven hundred, fifty anti
on*-thlrd lert, th e m e north five hundred and
elghtv-thtre feet, thence wr*t one hundred
and flit) feet to the place ol beginning
Also the we*l half *>( the northwest q uar
ter ol the northwest quarter ol the northeast
quarter, Section 22, To w n ship 21, south of
Hang*- 31 cast.
Also Lot line of Church lltock (n the T o w n
of llvledo, Florida , being a parrel o| land 60
leet ra*t amt we»t by 1*1.4 feet north and
south oil the west entl *»l said C h u r c h Lot
l»t cf
—vi<
u r ch :1 t h.lcc *.f r.eo,.l ,<i
ri»*
rr *ai<
t1 Cs hiiurch
Plat Itnok A, at page 111 In tl;n I’tibUe
orda *.f O r a - g ; C o u n t y , Florid* Un - i . * . r
the co unty *,( Seminole »a* formerly a p arti,
*al*l plot being entitled Alrean drla or O v ie
do."
You and each of you are hereby n rd r.rd
to appear towlhe complainant's bill of com
plaint herein filed, on Monday, the i t b day
of Ja n u a r y , A. D. 1223, tt**i name being a
Rule D a y of Ihi* Court.
It is further ordered Ilya t this notice he
published for twelve week* in the S ir ,lo r d
Herald, a newspaper published In Sanford,
Seminole C o u n t y , Florida.
Witnraa E . A. Dnugla**, Cle r k of »*ld C i r
cuit Co u rt, and the seal th ereof, thl* the
ITth day of September. A. I). 1919.
(seal)
E . A. D O U G L A S S , C le r k .
Davia A Giles,
Solicitor for C o m p la in a n t,
fi-iate
In Clrrult Court, S e t e n t h Judlrlat Circuit,
In and For S e m in o le County, Florida
In
t hanrrry
Q. I*. Swope, C o m p lain an t,
v*.
Order of
L . S. S r a v r y et .1,
I'utdicatlon
Defendant*.
State of Florida
C o u nty of Seminole.
T o : E . II. Seavey, William 1*. Unger*,
Thoma* If. S r v e y , T h o m a* II . Iw vey, M. K.
Ilrnrk and Martha Urn k, hi* wife, E . S.
S r v e y and C y n t h ia S e v e y , hi* wife, J. C .
M clirlde, Cooper G ro ce ry C o m p a n y , a cor
poration, John L . Ilran ch, W r*lcy L . Ilrwnch,
p W. Moran. IlilDbiirnugh Grocery Commy. a corporation, E . ,<(. M c N a l t , J. If.
M c N a t t , E . M. I'utnam , Ja mc* A. L ev e y,
Jam ra So v r y , J. D . Thr>mp*on, W m. E .
A le ia n d r r , A lr ta n d c r and l(u**rl, and W. F
A leta rider.
It appearing from the attlilavlt of 0 . I*.
Swope, th r rom plalnant, in the above *ult
herein duty fitnt, that It I* the belief of the
affiant that the place* of re«lde**e. - f •*-.£
; 1 . . . „ a , o v * l urtendant* are unk nown: that
t h rr * I* no person In the alate the servlte
id a autijioerta upon whom would hind aald
defendant*, and that it i* hi* belief that *ald
rlrfehilant* are over .he age of twenty-one
(2t I year* of age.
You are hereby o r d e r e d t o appear to this
bill on
M o n d a y , t he
1st d a y of De c e m b e r ,
A. D. 1919, the u m r being a Itule f la y of
thla Co urt.
ft is further ordered that this notice he
published (or eight eonaeeultve weeks in the
Sanford Herald, a newspaper putdlahrd in
Sanfo rd, Seminole C o u n t y . I Inrida,
Wit net* E . A. Douglas*. Cle rk of said ' ircult Co urt a m 1 the seal thereof thi* the 17th
day of September. A. D. 1919.
•eal)
E . A. D l l U G L A S S , C le rk.
Da via G ill* ,
Solicitor* fur C o m p l a i n a n t .
.V-9tc
.WU'nl'ion Koval Neighbor*
1’li'usp romombt-r mir niPetinK to
bo lioltl iipxt Tbkrsthty afturnuou,
S*'|il. -5ll» at 3:30. 1 bo|»c every
mt’mber will muki* a Mppcial t*ITort to
be iircscnt. We have matters y( itnjiortance to brlnu before the cani|>.
Recorder*
l.auntlry Sale Was Success
The laundry sale held by the
T ru th Seekers' Hiltlu Class Friday
afternoon in Mr. Sjicer'a store was a
very successful iilTuir.
The store
was decorated with laundry pictures,
jtalinit and leaf plants. The would-be
week's wash presented a eery a t
tractive appearance.
Th
was
somethin); for Grandfather, -lot anti
Baby Sue.
Soaps, powder and
starch were quickly disposed of.
T he ladies return thanks for gener
ous contributions.
Mr.
T.
0.
Charles for the lonn of one of the
finest washint; machines and Feet
Bros. MR'. Co., the Proctor <fc
Gamble Co.. Blue Bird Appliance
Co. for beautiful advertising pic
tures and cards.
(Continued from
iurc
3)
SEPTEMBER 19, 1919
loving and devoted wife and two
sons, father, mother, three sisters,
Mrs, Tyler of Lisbon, t'la., Mrs. Tel
ford of Thonotosassa, Fla., and Miss
•Maude: three
brothers,
one in
Frunce and two at home, who have
the deep sympathy of their many
friends in their great bereavement.
WhenYourSpringBreaks
put on
nml the wives and childrs*n ItnvinK to
take every petty job that* comes
aloni*.
No wonder some of the
n * A /< * n w fV * 4
women are on the verge of a ner
vous breakdown.
Who on earth
AUTO OWNERS
wouldn't b e ? There are too m a n y
He has lift t he fond memory of a
, who liiitik they are too nice to work. loved l.ushand anti father's tender
,,
• .
, ,
, •
Call on u t for exact
“ •* vfreatCS t t r o u b l e ,
love and care in the hearts of wife
dupllcnto of your
and children and his strength und
broken spring,
ENFORCE GAME LAWS
faith in his Heavenly Father, all
and
receive
through the eight weeks of intense
Summar y oT Cam e Laws of Stale sutiering will ever be a Irsson th a t
spring sa t
of Florida
will draw them closer to Him and
isfaction
Regardless of the fact th a t is is help them to become more like Him.
that Is
After a short and impressive ser
more than two months before the
real.
game season opens in Florida, there vice the remains were laid to rest In
is lots of evidence thatbirfds ure be Ft. Ogden.
ing shot. The following is a suinMay the Heavenly Father's tenmury of the game laws of Florida, tier mercies and rare be abundantly
and if any citizen knows of the law with the loved ones, who fire so sore
being violated it is his dut y to rejiort ly bereved is the sincere prayer of
' t h e m atter to the proper ofllcers:
"One Who Loved Him."
SANFORD FLORIDA
0|>en seasons (dptes inclusive):
Deer, squirrel, quail (bohwhlte p a rt
ridge), wild turkey, November 20 to
March 1. Bulled grouse, imported
pheasants, November 20 to Decem
ber ID, Duck, goose, brant, blackbellied and golden plovers, Wilson
snipe, yellow legs, coots, g.illinules,
dove, November 20 to January 31.
Woodcock November 1 to December
31. Rail, other than coot and gallinulcs, November 20 to November
30
R.edbird (rite bird). August 1G
to November 15.
Office in Peoples' Hank Building.
Sanford, Florida
Hunt i ng licenses: Non-resident or
alien, SI5; resident, $1 (county of
residence): resident, S3 (county other
than county of residence). License
not required in voting precinct nor
of Confederate veteran entitled to a
state pension.
Issued by county
judge.
Bag limits and possession: Three
deer, 10 turkeys, and 300 of any of
*v *
Two Reductions in 1919
the other game birds
**
11
tieer,
Have you our latest Price List? It will interest you.
ducks, 8 brunt, 25 Wilson snipe, G
#
woodcock, 25 in all of rails, coots un
Ideal Fertilizers now give better value for the money
gallinules and 25 doves a day. Pos
than any commodity, bought by the grower either for
session of migratory birds permitted
farm operations or for household use.
during first ten days of close season
other game during first five day
Quality Maintained \\r:U to us at once regarding your
thereof.
fall requirements. Shall we send our new Vegetable Hook?
Sale: The snle of redblrdj ifice
birds' and all protected game is pro
hibited.
Export: Export of all protected
game is prohibited, except non
Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers resident licensee may rarry out game
Dealers
in Spray ruin|>s and Insecticides.
ns personal baggage, but not more
JACKSONVILLE............................. ..... ................................. FLORIDA
t han l v o days' limit of migratory
R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Snnfurd Branch
game birds shall be exported on any
one calendar week.
B. & 0. MOTOR CO
BUICK CARS
You Know
What That Means
W. J. THIGPEN, Agent
Lower Prices for Fertilizer
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO.
In Mem or lam
Sidney McG. Carrawny, Jr., was
born in Georgetown, S. C., Jan. 1st,
1881 and died nt Arcadia, Fla., Aug.
28th, ID 19.
Mr. Carruway was the son of our
fellow citizen, Sidney McG. Carrnwny of Sanford and was married to
Miss Gertrude Betts Dor. 5th, 1D0G.
They lived iu Sanford a short time,
then moved to Ft. Ogdeiw Fla., and
it has been their home ever since.
He was an influential citizen and
left tnuny warm friends besides his
MONEY
SAVING
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and Vegetable Cratea
T h Can Bay F r a n U« a t
W belcaali Price*
W rtU fa r r r l a a L ltl
W.A-MerTydajCanpuy
Palitka, Florida
FIVE HUNDRED HIHLE CLASS
E . A. D O U G L A S S ,
Clerk C ir c u it C o u rt Sem inole Co., Fla.
t-3 tc
IIy V. M. Dnugla**, D. t ’.
Delegates From These Classes to
Meet al Tampa Early in
Notice of Appllratlon for T a i Deed I nilrr
October
Her I Ion n of C hapter t h k a , |. a « n of ficr*
Ida
According to the latest reports
N n t l c r it hereby ylven t h a t M a b r l M.
Keelry, p u r c h a se r of T a i C* r U tir a tf Ho. I!*2,
da te d t h e 4th day *d Ju .ic, A. D II*IT, haa there are at this time between 500
bled aald c e r t io r a t e In my oilier, a n d hna and
(100 organised Wesley Bible
m ade a p p lic a tio n for t a i deed to l**ui* In
classes
in the Florida Conference,
a r r o r d a n r o with law
Haiti ri rtlftran- «>in*
lira eta tin* follow i n t dr a n l bed proper! > alt*
and
these
line bodies of men anti
uate d in Sem inole c o u n ty , Florida, tr^-wlt:
S», of .S
uf Lot 2. Her. •», Tp. 20 S. It. .10 women, bnpded together to study
I'.aat. T h e •aid land b r i n e aa*e«aed at the
da te of t h e iaauance of auch certificate in the God's Word Sunday after Sunday,
name of P a u l K rrley,
Unit-** *a(d certifi
cate ahall be re deem ed a cc ofdlnc In 1aw t a t make strong; additions to the forces
died will la*lie there on on the 14th d a y of for the U|)liuilditi|; of the Kingdom.
October. A. II. UUP.
T he fourtli annual Federation of
VYttneaa m y official aitcnatiire and *eal thla
the 1Of h day of Hep tc tuber. A. D, I HI St,
these classes will ho held in First
»aeal»
ll. A. D O U 0 L A S H .
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla.
Methodist church, T am pa, Oct. I, 2
4-tldc
lly V, M* lltiu ila sa , lb. C.
untl 3, and a full attendance of dele
n o t ic i:
Wherra*, th e return* of t h e S p e d a I llb-r- gates from all these classes is urjp’d.
tion, held on Ttu-aday, th e I UIh day of S e p There should he over 500 delegates
tem ber, I9 l!b to d e te r m in e t h e iturstlon of
the rrjrcMnn of a d o p tio n of C h a p te r hISJt, in attendance.
l.aw* of Florida, Art* uf 1919, have been
Some of these Wesley rlaa.r-s arc
duly m ad e tu this board, a n d W hereas, «aid
returns ha v e been opened a n d dulv ranes**in
tins community, and this pa pc
ei I h v t h r 11**a*i tl ( mrj d.
W hereas, a c anvasa of aald n t u r n * show* taes
pleasure in passing the word
2*12 votea for th e a d o p tio n and ratification
They will miss the
id «aid act, arid 117 vote* a gain at th e a d o p nloriK to them.
tion and ratification nf *ab! a ct, and
Whereas, f m m the c anvass of said return* greatest treat of the year in case
it ha* been d e te rm in e d t h a t a m ajo r ity of they fail to attend.
The program is
the vales cast * u f<ir the a d o p ti o n a nd r a t i
rich in good thinj’s for Sunday school
fication of *aid act.
T herefore, be it re«ol\ed a n d declared by
thi* board tfiwt the rt «u!l of said election I* workers, anti the class t hat is wide
that a rna |o r It of the ijuaHhi d voters votint? awake should arrange to have a good
in said election have Ity th*if v o t i f ad o p te d
and ratified C h a n te r HID,', Law* oi Florida, delcgatiu on hand.
A n a of tit | W. which said a r t by it a term*
Make up an automobile parly anti
and iifovliinnK prohibit* hoy* or awfne from
running or roam ing at largo in Hrm inolt take in the Federation.
It will he
County, Florida.
worth your while.
He H f u r t h e r resolved ih a ! the ter ms a ml well
provisions of said act shall becorni effective
Iffkrt her Information
is desired
thirty tlay* from and after llic Ivth d a y of
He p i t m b r r, 1M11*, a * ia piu v i d * *1 i n »a.Id a r i . drop u line to Dr. J. H. Therrell,
Adopted thi* IT th day of H e p lem h er,
L.
IIIt 17M L L Y . C h r m . Sunday School Field Secretary,
Hoard C o u n t y Com m issio ners,
()r,dn. Flu.
*
Seminole C o u n t y , Florida.
th r elector* for determination, ti*-*it*' ijur**
lion: **Shall th r city of Sanford ail opt the
ComTrU*l<in-Manager I'lan ( I h i r t r r V '
How therefore, by th r authority In me
vrated and by direction of l a * f| proclaim
Tueaday, Urtober Tth,
aa Ch arte r
K lir t io n h a y , and do hereliy f iv e notice
that on Tueaday, October Tth. I'O',* an elec
tion w. 1 11 In** held In the * ity pf Sanford for
Ih r purp*<*e of determining ( h r «pj« «tinn
"Shall the rity of Hanford adopt thr Com*
mU*lon* -Manarrr I'lan C harte r," and for
for thr purpose of elrctlnc three rlty rommliaionrra,
provldinc
aurh
Commlaainn*
M a n n e r I'lan Charter la adopted at auch
rWrtionKlactora i|r*lrinc to vole In favor
of th r " C U y of Hanford adogitlnr the Com*
miaaion-Manarrr I'lan Charter ahall marh
their r ea peril vr ballot* with a rr..«* mark
( X I before the »orda " K n i t A D O P T I O N "
and elector* devirinf to Vote A(aln«t thr
" C i t y of Hanford adopting Commit«ionManager I'lan C h a r te r " ahall mark their
respective ballot* *0th a rr«k«* mark »X l be
fore the word* " A C 5 A I N S T A D O l ' T l O N . " Attest:
K. A. Douglas*. CU rk.
elector* d*airlne to vote for Contrnlaalone.v
An enterprise which will he tf
• hall place a croaa mark ( X l before the name
of the eandldatr of their choice.
Bartow and Polk
In Clrrult Court, N rtenih Ju«litUI Circuit, great benefit to
And by th# aame authority 1 hrrebv ap
In and for S r ml rude C ounty, Florida- In
county is the latest for Bartow, A
point Claud e I fermion, Chat. I.. Ilrl't,
Chancer)
ANalter M* I I aym a to bo Inipertnra of auch t h | l, Swope, C o m p la i n a n t
O rder of
practical cattle and hog breeder t.f
election and If. C . Dulloae to be rlrrk of
_
(I*
I'u bllc atlon
a urh election, and do fiv e notice that the I U# B Hravey r t al.
St.
Louis has pkrehased 1,450 acres
putlinc plate for auch election »ill b* in tinDefendants.
of
land
near Gordonville, about four
room In the rity halt, known a* the tire
Tu Iht- unknown hair*, drvistra, ir*ntc*i or
apparatu* room, situated on I'almetto
• thrr rlitmant* anrl all I>,ftira rfa! nlng an i miles from Bartow ami will proceed
n u r between 1‘lrat and Second atrreti.
Inttrnt uinltr L. S. Srarey. t.eliam I'. I
,
'
Wltneaa my band and acat aa th* artln f Itegrr., T h o m a . if. S - v . y , T h « m a . II u * \ , i t o immediately establish a lirst c l a s s
mayor uf the city of H-nfonl at Hanford*
sirey: and,rc y " u .'! u r e y ; Li- Zl'lV. iV (•] I stock f ar m on this tract. This cnHeminnbr rounty , Florida, thl* the .»sth
«>f Auruat,
(•••h
V . I- M I M . F I t ,
i
A c ll n f Mayor «>f the C it y of Hanford.
I'. W. M>,ran. Htliahoio t . r o r . r y Uumjrany.a t « t h i s part Ol F l o r i d a ,
Attest: V , I' • Itinea. C it v Clerk.
1!-Ctc rurpnnilnn. E . M . M cN alt, J. It. M rN a tt,
l a t l r r u l l Coart of iho Nrte nih J u d U l a 1 E. M. I'utnam. J a m r . A. Lcvi-y, J a m r . A.
Clrrult of llo r ld a , Nemlaole C n u n ip
In S*»») amt J . 1). Thnm|>*an, W in. E . Alc»anilcr, Alt i.rn trr A Kii***ll amt W. E . Al, *Cbaneery.
Sensitive Squabe.
amtef nr n lh c r - l t n In lh» ernperty htrrinC . L . Handall, Complainant
alter ,l,*rrib*(i, amt t h , u n k n o - n l u r r M t m i
French scientists believe that car
ti
WilUata AMklnaon Daniel, L uther C . Porter. In lru*t nt W. L t'alm.r, <lrrra»<t, ■••Ignre rier pigeons are Influenced by mag
rt An.lrrw Aulin anrl to all p a r t i , , claiming
T h e Portamnuth T r u s t L fturaanteo Co.* an Intcrret in *al«l nrop-rty, . I t u a t , In S .m - netism, und thnt with the spread of
A lie# C . Illll, D a i l d Leo Daniel, A. I ) f Star- inol. County, Klurfda, to-*«ft:
wireless telegraphy much less depend
bird, and all unknown persons clalmlnt
"tlctlnnlng fit* chain* south nt Ih r northany Intereat by, thrnuen or under the » , * t rorn-f ct t h . • r u t h - . *t quarter ot t h . ence can bo placed on them.
'T:LihT'r n reX w r^ rr/i.ranc°hr: ,,’r,,:ire uil1 h#c
tv.
A M E L S supply cig arette contentm ent beyond an y th in g
you ever e x p e rien c e d ! You n e v e r ta ste d such fullbodied m ello w -m ild n ess ; such refreshing, appetizing
flavor anil coolness. 1 he m ore Cnnirls you sm oke th e
g rea ter becom es your delig h t — Camels a rc such a ciga
C
\V -* $
iV.V>*
^ .y .- [
4,1?.'.-.*•
rette revelation !
Wk
R v ?rything about C nm eh you find so fn<ctn:iting is d u e to
'h e ir qu ality to th*- expert L.end ot choice T u rk ish and
choice D om estic tobrcccs.
-*•
*
* *• -- ■
r'• -
jt *%*J9
-.y v: ;*
Y oul! say Cam els are m a class by th e m s e lv e s _th ey neem
made to m eet y o u r ott*n fit-rsonal
in so m an y w a y s!
m
■ v , • ••
F reedom fiotn any unpleasant ciguretty ufter-taM e or u n
pleasant ciga e tty odor m akes C am els p a rticu larly d esirable
h m
MFYnc^ ,0 lh<? m ost A*Mid tout sm okers. A nd you sm oke C ornels as
\T P p ia 5“ ,y.jhU>
liberally us m eets your ow n w ishes, for they* n ev er tire y c u r
tbste 1 You are a lw a y s keen for the
.» 2
cigarette
satisfaction th at m akes
18c. a p a c k a g e
T,
«JvV
C am els so attractiv e. S m okers re a l
ize tha* th e value is in th e cigarettes
•'v-yV;*,
v.)
und
do not expect p re m iu m s or c o u
***•*:j v
pons !
C o m p e re Camels w ith any ciga
rette m tiie world at any p rice !
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COUNTY HAPPENINGS
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�SEPTEMBER 19. 1919
THE SANFORD HERALD
W. F. HaMletf
Oakfieltl. Ga., May 10, 1917.
nid Kentucky Mfg. Co.,
Paducah. Ky.
Gfntlcmen:
j,|ea,<. allow me to state th a t I
s«>ltl your hoif cholera remedy
(or one season and have ordered
ori. f,,r this season. East year I
jnlil it to 1- or 1^ mon who raise
I told each of them to take
,!„• remedy, feed it to their Ii « kh
and if they lost a sitiRlo hoif from
(llM.u,0 of any kind not to puy me
a ,ent for the remedy, but when
thev hejf«n to sell cotton every man
ejme in and paid me for the metlii and every one of them told me
that it was the best hog medicine
they ever used. One man paid me
for the small package nnd bought 55
»orth more and said i t '.was the best
that he had ever tried.
Yours very truly,
W. F. Bartlett.
Grocery
Co.,
M erchants
Sanford, Fla.
3Utc
•
Careleiiancaa Bfsull s in Failure
That i* why we say "Feed B. A.
Thi-mat’ 11or Powder accbrdini; to
directions.
DO NOT F E E D IT
SLOPPY, but mix it with ground
f,,ti and moisten with just enough
water to make a crumbly mass.
Th*n rarh hog gets a beneficial dose.
•lirecticr.s cr. pricLgi;. Your
n,,,n,.\ i,m-k if you are not satisfied.
Merchants Grocery Co.,
San ford, Fla.
fouM h ( 8 E*(> of S . c tl o n Seven 1 7*. T ow n• h ip T w e n t y one U ) i S o u th «,| |( a n ( e T h i r
t y (30) h u i , c o n t a i n . . , , Klv* ir.i » r r. . . more
«.r U m ; A U o •» .,» L o t . L l j k t e , n UK) a n ,|
N in e te en (191 of Annie L. Hr. I n ' . l »uh.
■Imelon ol h r r t l n n Seven
7 , T o w n .h i p
T w e n t y one (21) S o u t h ol K . n j e T h ir t y
irjO) L a . t , lea. l e e t n n l n c at t h e . n u t h r a . t
e nrner n( t h e S '- u C .w r .t non L u r t h ( S W , )
"f t h e S o u t h ' a-t .in. fo u r t h . S L ' , l i t i a !d
Heetlnn Sev. n
7' T o w n . hip T v . n t y one
' • l 1 h o u t h , ijI l i . n s . T h i r t y • .10 • K a .t , run■ Inc thener \V i I n :i r hundred
loot f<*t;
t hetire N o rth lo lit t e i) hundred '«nil tw enty
•even ' 1337) f t . t : 1 1) .*tre l e t three hundred
(30(1! feet: t hr ore enuth T h ir tre n hundred
■ ml t w e n ty »e\ - \ !:I37) feet ; . t h e po in t ..f
b e r l n n l n r . c o m . ' l r ; r 3 t l . i l . . n e i r e p t i .n.,
l ir e l&l arrew. n u r > or l e t ..
I 'u r c h a . r r at
i*le I I pay I r de ed.
SCIILI.IL MONKS,
June. \
St e e l .I M n - t - r
C lanerry.
Jon<-<. S o lic ito r . for C o m p la i n a n t .
In
I irru il < n u r l, ! 1 r« rn lh i u i l l r l . l I l,rull<
S r m l n n l r l o u n l ) , FlorM a. In I h . n r r t ,
IrvIfiK Ti It. ln»'jm . C<)m|il»ln»nt
tff-
C ita tio n
llve lvn T e l D l b a u m , H e tpondrr.f.
T o Kv»l>n T *ll<lli»um, I t n .l iL n r e V nitnnw n:
I t ap|>r,rinK Iro m a n atl.iUvit of c o m
p l a i n a n t r l u l in lh « a b o v e a n ti t l. il >%ii.e
t h a t you a rc a ro i il i nt ol a - l a t r nr c o u n ty
otlicr t h a n t h e »tat<- of Lluri'la, t h a t y o u r
p r e e n t place of rr.iib-nri- i. u n k n o w n t h a t
t h r r . i . no p r r . o n in tho »tat.- o{ Lloriila tin.e r v i e r of a a u h p n . n a upon whom woulil himl
y ou, ti.,- . .1 3 K vrlyn l Y l tr l h a u m , ami t h a t
you a r r over t w r n t y - n n r y e a r , of afc.
< T h r r r f o r r , this !. l o rr.julri- y ou. «h<- >ai<l
K vrlyn T c l t r l h a u m l o a p p i a r t o t h r hill n(
c o m p l a in t , rahlliitcil a g a i n .! you lay th e
a hovn n a - n t'l c o m p l a in a n t, Irv in g Tc'gtylh a u m , a m i Ihia ilay lilxl in thi- a l-o v , a talcd
c o u r t, on M o n d a y , t h e 3rd d a y of N b v r m lir r ,
A. I). 1919. o thrrw iao t h r hill of c o m p la in t
will ho t a k r n a t by you ronfaaard.
Witnraa m y h a n d aa Clerk a n d t h r i r a l of
t h r C i r c u it C o u r t . S r v r n l h Ju<lirial Circuit
in a n d for t h r c o u n ty • f S .m ln o lc , a t a t r of
Florida, on thla I h r 3r<l day ol S . p t r m h r r ,
A. II. 1919.
K. A. I I O t ’GI.ASS,
Cli rk C ircuit t ’ourf. S im in - d r t ’o., Lla.
(ir* rg r A. f l r C o t t r . .
Solicitor a n d of C o u n . r l for C o m p la i n a n t .
( • t u r n . W * U r bound
a n d Shall.
I foposila lor each Mc’i » i y nr a t m l shall
l"' prr«.*nlrd In a s e p a ra te scaled r n v r l o p r
r n d o r t r d on t h e o u tah l’* w ith t h r n a r r r of
lh»» road or a t r r r t , and Its h u m b r r for w h lrh
t h r p r o p r .a l j , m a d r a n d t h r n a m e of t h r
bidder or b l d d r r t.
Karh pru p o tal shall b r acc o m p a n ied by a
f r r tU jrd r h r r k . l**tjf«| upon a S u t r or N a
tional Hank a n d m a d r p a y a b l e t.» t h r o r d r f
of t h r r i r r k of t h r C ircu it C o u r t , of t h r
C o u n tv of y^mlnnl In tbs s u m of five p#f
cvr.t o | i h r a m o u n t of t h r bid.
T h r iuortM {t|| bii’J i f will h r r r i |u i r r d t o
t i v r bond i q u a l to flitV p r r r e n t of t h r
a m o u n t of hi* or their bid. a u r h bond t o h r
r %• riii | b> is .'•uftty C o m p a n y Hem* *1 t o
do h u i i n r o in t h r State* ol Florida. a n d t h r
biddrf ihall product) • ccillllcAti from
g ••
Tr*a*ur«r <*f t h r Slat** of Florida showing
tl.r am ou r* nf {«., drpuali a n d th«- i|js< of
bond* *al*l th posit t i i v r f t .
•
1 hr h a r d * shall h r a p p r o v e d b y t h r H oard
of Count} <’•■mr.iis«it»nrra.
C o p i i of t h r
plane a nd 'Purification* m a y h r srer. a t t h r
olTirr of t h r Clerk of t h r C ircuit C ourt In
S anford, at t h r ofllrr of Williams and (!«!•
Ii*-r at Sanford or at t h r otTlrr ol G. It. Ham • r y in O rlando, Florida.
T h r t*ounty C o m m ia iio n rrs reserve
right to r* j *• t any and ail l id*
th r
LA. HIICMLEY.
C h a ir m a n H oard (’ountv ( ’*»tnml*iiont rs
A ttes t:
K. A. Douglass,
(*l»rk o| t h r C ircuit C o u r t .
William* a n d Collier, K n g ln rrre,
Sanford. Florida.
G. H l l i n u r v , K nginrrr,
O rlando, Florida.
I AGE I I L\LN
r. • ■ s'ustun.' .sir norr,
•D
r
W. L a wt o n ,
.
S u n r r i n t r n d a n t of I' ubt ir l n « t r u r » | o n
t n d Kt-ofTlrhi S * r r i t a r v of Hoard.
r.i.
In ( Irrult t n u ll, S r s r n ih t Irct’ lf, firm note
Count), I Issilrfa
Overstreet T p rp sn H n c C o m p a n y
va.
Lm m a M itc h e ll, L. M ason H«d»ert».
F. \ W atlar* F \ L H 'd d rn , Itobr r t C. \Ilrn , F la ir f». A l'r n ,
M c C la in
\ndrr«on. J«»e #Aiufem on,
A
M. M c C la in , ||eat»r M c C la in
Hrown, J»*«*
Crrfr.g fL a h e io ,
ll/s te r
Oraham ,
lle o ir
(sraham,
T r a n of
M t im o n t r Im prove. »nt
C om pany, a rort* -ration. L ln a o s th
C* 1 ra cry, \y. w . T ra c e ), F an n ie
S. A. I 'n l t r , (ieorge I). C urrier,
W illia m
L.
Saundrra,
J« hn
A. *
G reelrv, L it S w avrly, H oy II Coilman, Itobrrt L. Packard. L . J. H a r
rell,
C h a rl« « L
Arn<dd.
I*hi l l l>
Stern, J a y C. Allen, C harles If.
K b ln * . lla rrv * C . K h in * . Stephen G.
Lsisening, W illia m Luj>e. Jam** W.
M rL I M n n e y ,
J. J.
M o lt .
Leslie
T hrasher. ’A. M . Thrasher, A da I.
Hrossn. t'h arles ll. llro w n , I). W*.
C u rrie , J. II, M rG a u g h e ) , (*ooprr
G rocery C o m pany, a co rporation ,
J. II. M c N a t t , M . A. llo llim a n ,
'Fhoma* W , M oran , J. I*. M iie ll,
A tla n tic am i (iu lf (iro cery C um p a n ), a co rporation . C om m ercial
C re d it
C o m p an y,
a co rporation .
In
I'lrrull I ’wurl of Ihr S r t r n l h
Juilirla
I ’irrull u t l l u i l .l a , Srm lnul,- I ’uunly.
In
I 'h a n r r f y .
.
J . Y. I.iing, j n i n n l by J. K, t.aing, h r r hu>ItanJ. f.o m |3 a ln a n U .
BUSINESS C A R D S :
One Inch ».,nrcls Will lie Published I n*
Irr This Heading Al The l<n(r Of *7.;0
•*rr Year.
In < irruit Court , S e v e n t h ( ircult, S e m i n o l e
Co u n t s , I lot Id s •
O ve rstree t T u r p e n t i n e C o m p a n y
L m o ia
Helena
N litch rll,
L.
J.
Gwens.
|*|*chrr, I*. W. Fischer, F.
Di*t«ri«h, Clara D ittr ric h , Ton*
J.
Markl*. r t a f.
T*» the d i f e m l a n t s I,. J. Gwens, Helena
Fischer, F. W. F**-**-v
* Dieterich, Clara
D i e tr n c h , T*»m \tarV ts, \*. t*. Dillrnan. Sid
• nr> J. ilobbs, C la ra D. Wood, — — — Wood
h»r h u sba nd. D. G. M c K a y . J o h n Hicks. Nat
I'uyritl. T r u s te e , William II. Hayes, F lavir
L. llrook*. N. (7. Holden, M a rg are t A. Du
rand,
D u ra n d , her h u sh a n d . J o h n A
Jo hnsun, D avid A. Iltirr, Julia M. Ilurr
b a l i t l \ U a t i r I*. D. Atwat«r, F. (7. Han*l
A l r i a m b r J. F re n c h , M a ttie J. Fre nc h. F
G Loach. S. II Mlryn... ..
Austin Hlair . Kath*
erine lllalr,
M a ry FK, lla>nli-, L'lw in
H a )n ie, C o rin th C. Ilyan.
I
l'.-rri»al Ilyatt.
lly ro n S. Ashley, K ate 51 At hlry. Kan nlr S.
,
r
/ir> an ,|r r II. C a rv e r, N. J. L . w i . , II. C o n
rad. t ’ harlt* II. I.urr and William t'aohy a.
I r u . l . , . ol th.- r . l a t r »l Jo .rp h It. T a n t u m ,
ln*!ct*te*ln«** of t h e *ahl Special T a i School ,| n a i t d , W. I*, (illkrr.on , l .u r y Morton
D istrict, Incurred for t h e e t c l u s l v r use ol W h l l m n r r , ---------Whilmorr, hrr huahand,
public free schools of said Special T a i School C h a r ir . A lr ta n d r r , William t). L m l . o n , II. II.
D istrict.
.anra.lir,
llo lxrl
S. Cumnilngt.
I rank
2.
T w e n ty - f iv e H u n d r e d
Dollars t o
he Ij'anirt,
T r r r . a W. Adam., J. Ih i a r k . o n ,
used in enlarging a n d f u r nishing t h e Sanford ilrn r v II, N'irola. T h n m a . J. Iltlliard, Sara
C olored High School.
a r r r k . o n , ----- —K arrrk .on , h . r hu .lia n d,
.1 ,
T w e n ty - f i v e H u n d r e d
Dollar* to
be LAllan
l i f r r l r y , Itavid II. Ilonkar,
K. Halu« id in enlarging a n d fu rn ish in g th e M i d * j ) l„rd. Ilanjamln It. I’ound. Allan M ar linn*
C i 'ln r n l School.
%
all. Ilo liirt W. Srntt, III in <’
Klmhall.
I.
T w rntv-five H undred
Dollar* t o
h*
--Klmha-!
hrr
huahand,
l.a la y rltr
used In builtling a n d f u r nishing a West Sid** l . r . r n , A. M Itandolph, William Ldgar and
C olored School, k n o w n as t h e Goldsboro
A. L . Taylo r:
School.
It aplo-arlng from th r .worn hill filrd
5.
T w e nty-five H u n d r e d
Dollars t o V b r
use d for e n la rg in g a n d im p r o v in g t h e S a n h . r . i n that >»ur plaro ol r . r i J . n i r i . un
ford High School h y f u r nishing a M anual. known and that you an- nvrr, th r agr ol
Arts* a C o m m e rc ia l a n d a D om e stic Science twrnty-nnr yrart. It Ir hrrrh y ordi-rrd that
y„u do ap p .ar In t h i. rourt to th r hill h . r r in
D e p a r t m e n t there in. *
0 . One T h o u s a n d Dollars to be used for l.lrd on tip- 29th day "I O rlo b rr, A. I>.
I m p ro v in g
school
b uildings
a n d ( school 1919.
|l i . (u rlh rr prdrrrd that th i. order hr
g r o u n d s of t h e S a n f o r d High, t h e Sanford
G r a m m a r and t h e S a n f o r d P r i m a r y School* pul l i . h n i uni, u wrak (or light r o n . r r u t i - r
7. T w o T h o u s a n d D ollars to be used for v., -k. in \in- Sanford l l 'r a ld , a n aw .p a p .r
th e p urc hase of f u r n i tt i r r a n d i n c id e n ta ls for put'll*h .d in S rm in o lr ruuntv.
Wit nr.a my hand and >ral •>( th r .aid firall schools w ithin *aid Special T a t
School
ruit rourt th i. S r p tr m h r r 3rd, A. II . 1919.
District, and
i:. a . l i o u o i . A S s ,
W here as: T h e C o u n t y H oard of Public I n
C l r r k ( ’ irruil Court Srminolr C ... Kla.
s t r u c ti o n for Sem inole C o u n t y , F lorida, ha* Ma«.»> k Warlow,
carefully e i a m i n e d said pe titio n a n d has y Solicitor, t,,r Co m p lain an t
c e r t a i n e d t h a t more t h a n t w e n ty - f iv e tier
3-9lr
cent of th e du ly qualified ele ctors ri siding
within said Special T a i School D istrict No
1, Seminol** C o u n t y , F lo r id a , h a v e sig n td
said p e titio n , and
W hereas: T h r co u n ty Hoard of F u b l l r I n
s tr u c tio n for S rtn in o le C o u n t y , F lo r id a , ha*
d e te r m i n e d hy r r «olutlon th is d a y a d o p te d
t h a t liofida in th e *ujn of. $25,000.00 will be
r e o u ir e d for t h e p u r p o se s set f orth In said
pe titio n a n d which a re e n u m e r a t e d h t n i n a b o v e , said b o n d s t o b e a r In tere st a t the
Addenda t o A lt a m o n t e
F alm S p rin g s in See.
&
2.
. I N W •, ..I N L 1»
. . n .l h W
"1 S L <i
U . "( N L ' , «n<l W ' , ..I N W ' , "I S W t , ol N L
•( S L > , ..I S \ V ' , of N K ' i . ..
. "I Sttf
of N L ' ,
. "f NK '*
. "1 N W
ol 8 W 1,
.’ I", 29 1 ami Jfit "I S u b d lv D In n "( lari'l l>»l"n,lnc
(n o n t. I.aml. Hut. I am i N a v l t f . d o n Co. In .
iv of O c to b e r , A. D. 1919, an
lie held a n d t h e s a m e Is h e r e b y
r held in said Special T a i School
I, Sem inole C o u n t y , F lo r id a , t o
* he t her or n o t there shall be
ll* s i b l Special T a i School DisS r m i n o lr C o u n t y . F'lorida. bcftida
of $23,000.00 to bear I n t i r r s t at
five ami one -half ( 5 ; , tier cent)
r a n n u m i n te r e s t pa>alite semi*
iinds t o he d a t e d J a n u a r y 1st,
21 . 1 , 27. 2 t anti 29 uf J. II. K "* .’ .( il'iilv in n
. I S t. >4 "f
S L ',
s L 1, ___
. "i N L ',
' M
, . r i*1 N J, '.( N W ' ,
I X L ',
I
I '• «
ft N W ',
',
S ' , o| to .. ( n r a . I.ut. 91 «nit !'JlS |> (ln t
A ul’. D). 1919.
N otice I. t ir r .li y ,iv < n t h a t I ta y m u m l It.
Ilnyit "f W rktw a. Kla., who on J li ■' 29, 1911
m ail. I to m i . t r a i l L n t r y , No. 012912, lor
W ' j of N L 1 , , Section 21. To* i.l tp 19 S ,
I t a i i , . 2 K L.. T . l l a h a . a r e M rrl'lia n. na« fll'ii
notice ol I n t r n tl o n lo m ake T h r e r - y r a r
I'roof t o r . t a l i l l . h claim to the land a h o v r
i lr . C d b r J , lir f o lr C lr r k C irrult C.iu rt at
Sanlorit, Kla., on t h e 2fith day o( S<-|ite:nlu r,
1919.
A n | lr d a lr
•K , „( 8 W l,
, ..( S W I, ol S L
* w 11 i f S W ' 4 *»f S II •4
W u.rtrr S .r tlu n (>o ,t on S ti'in n il.r y c l S«-c. run N
w '-’ JK It. L fit s fi. S 15 (nin. L . 337 It. W C»5 It.
h of S L c»»f uf S W ) 4 uf NK ' a *»f See., run N ' ) ch
', S' f» chs, W in \\ line of said forty, S f f j ch*
, Jj.'*
NK
of N * j of L o t 2, and N h a m * of
N W 1*
' M . ' , " f N W , of
I- o l S W cor of See. run L 15 m»n, S 19.59 ch«. to
'•< H o * » ll C rr rk . thence « it h errek to * ra rt line.
'
' - Ith ,r a n t lin e \V 3 d r , .. N 37.32 ch... thence S I " h r ,
•
'•■ ■ r ut l.ot 3 o l Sec., run W 30 yl«.\ N Ifi3 yd«. L 30
> D'3 y d . to her
‘ • I l.ot 3
V >w r,,r "f L o t I of Sec., run N 2 d r( .. W 5K5.0I ft, 8 K5
,:*• '•
,*rant lin e 1192.05 ft, S I d r , 47 m in. L
‘ 1 "• (I. S K9 d r S 35 min W I ING It to tu-,.
'!
'< of N K « . and N ' -j of S K '» and N K '* o f S W ,
h\\ r..r, c f N K . ' i - d S L ‘ , of S .c., run W 5 ch... N t ch..
'• *»•>•. S 4 r h .
"
S L ', lie .. N W | |
< ;«* ,l« »
•« SW Cor. r u n N 10.34 e h ., K 10.1*7
r tf-!-0. 31 r h 'l«- 2 « c h .. t o h . r .
.
r o| N W , of J W *
a n d K ' f o | W J< of N W , of
I?
li
li
all ' 1 V - h r r . b y o rd e re d t o a p p e a r t o t h e hill ol c o m p la in t herein ht«d on th e l . t day
a . D. 1913.
.
” '• further orde re d t h a t t h i . n o tic e h» p . iH '- b c d c a r t £4 . ’- 4 < .'. .V<
'c ; h i u a n f u r d H e rald, a n e w .p a p e r p o b l l i h . d in t h e . a i d Sem inole c o u n ty .
*.<tn.«. m> | l4nd >niJ U|# , 4l) 0 M | j f fr c u i, court t h i . 3rd d a y cl S e p te m b e r. A. D.
• ...
K# A# D O U G L A S S ,
J h* " »tlow,
8®ilctto,» for dompl,leant.
3. T * e n t > - f l \ r H u n d re d Dollars t o be
use d inr e n la r g in g a n d i m p r o v i n g t h e S a n f o r d
High School by f u r n is h ln e » ^ M a n u a j \ r t* . a
C*»mnierria| sn>| a
.Jtirnn* D e
p a r tm e n t * th ere in .
ft, t in e T h o u s a n d Dollar* to be use d for
im p ro v in g
school b uildings a n d school
ground*
th e S a n f o r d High, t h e S a n f o r d
G r a m m a r and the S a n f o r d P r im a r y Schools.
7
T w o T h o u *and Dntlara i«* hi u *d fo*
the p u r c h a s e *»f fu*n!ture *- l1 | v t ' r ' i *
all t c h a r fl w ith in tt»* tai«l S|*ecial T a i School
District, a n d
W hefev*’ !• U th* ••-i**e ••f this H'»anl
t h a t it would be t o the best Inter. *t of S p e c
ial T a i School District No. | . Semin***
C o u n t y. Florida, t o Issue bond* m ti.t
•if $25,000.00, th e proceed* thereof to be
used a n d • tp«-nd*d in the m a n n e r a n d f«*r th e
t»urp*»*r* a n d o lijrc ta a* a re h e r e in a b o v e *et
fo rth a n d a* i* s t a te d in said petition.
T h e re fo re , lie It ID solved: l i st it I* t h r
d e te r m i n a ti o n of th is C o u n t ) Hoard of P u b
lic I n s t r u c ti o n for Sem inole C o u n t y , F lorida,
t h a t t h e a m o u n t <>f bo n d s re quire d for t h r
pu rp o se s a n d object* •• t L o t h in said p e t i
tion |« th e s u m id $25,000 0 0; t h a t said
bonds shall h e a r In tere st a t t h e r a te of l a 1;!
five a n d one half per c e n t per a n n u m ; th e
i n te r e s t on sa id b o n d s t o be pa y a b le s e m i
a n n u a lly ; said b o n d s to be f a te d J a n u a r y
1st, 1920. a n d t o m a t u r r t h i r t y ye ars a f te r
t h e d a t e t h ere o f, a n d
li** It F u r t h e r H e t o lv r d : T h a t a special
ele ction be held in said Spe c ia l T a i S r h c i J
D istrict No. I. S e m inole C o u n t y . F lo r id a , in
a cc o r d a n c e w ith C h a p t e r ii-%42. L aw s of
F l o r i d , Acts of 191*1, t o d e te r m i n e w h e th er
or not t h e r e shall b e issued by said Special
T a i School District No. I, Seminole C o u n t y ,
bonds, as an* p ro v i d e d for in thia re solution,
a nd
lie f t F u r t h e r H e to lv r d : T h a t this resolu-
AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION in ihc
bafohl and cjirappst in the world. Write
for Informallon f» iu-atf.j'
••*-».A'.-iVuu.
ARvnls wanted In every town In Florida,
We
Still Have Good
Envelopes at
5c a I»kg.
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
(Hike Supply Depl.
Hume I IS
Sanfunl. Florida
HENRY McLAULIN
JEWELER
MY SPECIALTIES:
I'lC'KABD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA
GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER
ROGERS' PLATED WARE
ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
OCULIST ANI) OPTICIAN
Practice confined lo Ihclrenlmcnt
of I hc eye
Eyci examined hy a regular regia*
tered phynlrian
GlnKHcs filled, broken lone* du
plicated
28 W. Church Si. - Orlando, Flo.
N O T I t 'L
N otice is h e r e b y given t h a t t h e H oard fd
( ’o u n t y C o m m iss io n e r s in a n d for Se m inole
C o u n t y , Florida, will receive bids at t h e o f
fice of th e C lerk of sa id H oard a t ^ h e C o u r t
House in S a n f o r d . Fla., on or before ID
o'clock a. m. on th e Cth d a y of O c to b e r ,
THE U N I V E R S A L CAR
'lltc Ford Model T Ojie 'Foil Truck was the
first low price truck t >entry the-worm-drive—
that tremendous power delivering mechanism
had previously l»ccn r.n exclusive feature with
high priced motor trYicks. In the Lord Truck,
however, you get the worm-drive of manganese
Itronzc material, absolute in strength and
positive in the delivery o f power, nt a very low
price. Come in and let us point out the many
superior merits of the Ford One Ton Truck,
because you need one in your work. We give
prompt and efficient repair service.
( ’. F. WILLIAMS
Denier
ARE YOU INSURED?
‘ ' f f l ® ', at
• s tv
. I."
Florids
C la im a n t n a m r. a. o l t p r u r c
L . A. Ituah, o| W ekiara, Klorida
Krank I 'o v r ll, o f VVrkiaa, Klorida
L d n n Cri|'|)rn. of W ik io a , H n rlila
J im flo y d , o| W r k l» a , Klorida.
IK IIIT . W. D A V I S ,
l-S tc
U e r l.t . r .
' l."t • ' I c , | A. in S(|. in S W cor.»
.
N O T I t t : O F C l tA H T L I t L L L C F I O N
In p u r su a n c e t o t h e provision* of Section
257, C h a p t e r h 3 S |, Law* of Florida, Act* of
| 9 U ; said C h a n t e r hi Ing " A n act to abolish
th e P revent M u n ic ip a l G o v e r n m e n t of the
C ity of S a n f o r d , C o u n t y of Sem in ole, S t a te
1 of F lorida, a n d t o O rg a n iie , I n c o r p o r a t e ar.d
L*t Aldish a C i ty G o v e rn m e n t for th e sa m e:
and t o Fre sc rihe t h e Jurisdic tion, Fewer*
And F'unctlons of *ald M u n i c ip a l it y " notice
is h e r e b y r.i*tti t h a t an i l r r t l o n v ill be held
in th e
city #»f S anford Seminole c o u n ty ,
Florida, on T u e s d a y , (Ictohef 7th, 1919, for
the pu rp o se of s u b m i tt i n g to t h e prunt* t h e
qUilUuit "Sliaii t h r t it) of S anford a d o p t
th e C o m m i s s io n - M a n a g e r Flan C h a r t e r ? "
ami for t b e p u rp o se of ile c tin g t h r e e com
mi*si«*n«r* pro v id in g *uch c h a r t e r a adopte*!
at said election.
T h e polling place will l»e at t h e City Hall,
In the Ore a p p a r a t u s room, s i t u a t e d on t h e
east side of F a lr n e tto a venue be tw ee n First
and. Second s tr e e ts In the city of Sa nford.
Foil* open %\ 5 o'clo ck a. m. T u e s d a y , t let ti
her Mh.- 1919. a n d will d o t e at s u n d o w n th e
*ame d a y .
Thlf~ notic e given l > on! r of th e city
council, September 1st, 1919.
'se a l)
F*. F. Hines,
2-6tr
C ity /C le r k .
llR P A R T M n . N t * O / f '* K I N T L I I I O I I
U. 8 . I.aml ( I fn r l'a t (ia ln r-v tll-. Kla .
T(in-rk'
LAWYERS
•
Automobile Protection
.
.
SANFORD
onicf in Yowctl Ituildinu
W hereas: A p e titio n ha* h e r n presented
t o t h e C o u n t y H oard of F ubli" I n s tr u c tio n
for Semln*de c o u n t ) , Florida, signed by more
t h a n tw e nty-five pe r cent of t h e d u l y <|wjallfled ele ctors residing w ithin Special T a i
School D istrict No. t , Sem inole c o u n ty ,
Florida, asking a n d p e titio n in g t h e C o u n ty
H oard of Fuldic I n s t r u c t i o n for Hemlncde
C o u n t y , Florida, to call a n d o rd e r an de c- A. I V e l e r , ----- — Feeler, . I,,r l i u .l'in il. An. ...
I'rtlrr, hrt hutnand,
tl**n t o be h e l l w ithin said Special T a i nlr M . Feeler
School D lf tr ic t, No. I, Sem inole C o u n t y , l l r n r y A. Srhlrp, K. It. Ilrown, — ----- Florida, t o d e te r m i n e w h e th er or not there llr » n . h . r hu.)>aml, ll'-nry C . I’ottrr, llnwshall be is*u»*| by th e said S p e iia l T a i ur,i I'ntt.r, Martha W. Hark anl, — — S rhnol District No. I, bonds in t h e sum of I’.r k a r i l , h .r hu .haml, Kranr.-* K. M rt'lrl$25,000.00, the proceed* of such b o n d s, if Ian, . — — — M rK Irlla n , hvr hu.han'l, Kllf— C u n , h .r hu.han'l. May
i**ucd, to be used for t h e p u rpose of acetuir- ati.lli
ing, build ing, e nla rging, furnishing or o t h e r I'a rkrr W h l t r , ----- — W h llr, hrr hu r l'a n l.
wise I m proving school build ings a n d school I la !'<••• K a u . n a u g h t , -------- Kaun.naught.
g ro u n d s and for th e n c l u s i v e use of the hrr hurl,and. Martin Comlran. A n n lr Karina,
public free schools w ithin *ald Special T a i J 'hn Karina, Kat.- liotumla, M ikr lintiim l*.
School District No. I. t h e p roceeds of the II. II. Smith, Vnlnry J. Shipman. Mary D.
said bond i**ue t o be u«ci| and e s p e n d e d and Shipman, L m l ly I*. Shipman, .W illiam K.
Arnultl, Ja'iir* I'. A r n. ,| .1, A. Cl. Alilrirh,
disb u rse d in t h e following m a n n e r , to -w lt:
L. u m r t l • cl Aiming an Integral un«* r L. J. O w ens. Helena F'lscl.er, F. W. Fi
rh , C lar* D ir ie r ic h .
T o m M »rki*, V* C* Dill man* C l a r a D Woods W
H*m •
a*«d. J**hn Irvine, d e ce as ed , N it I ' o y n t t , T r u s t e e . N a t h a n C. ‘l o l d t n , \V
B. ID
I lavm L. Hr*»oke, D. (i. 5l*, K a / , M a r g a r e t A. D u r a n d . ------— D u r a n d .
M lb *r, D 4 »i*i \. Ilurr, F\ f*. H a n d . J o h n A. J o h n s o n , A l e ia n d e r J. F’r i n e h . F\ O. I
II I-** • *, \u « tin L. lllalr, C a t h * d n » lllalr, L llx a b e th l la y n le , de ce ased, lly ro n S.
I ), h 4 •r \1 \ • h!<*\. J o h n Hick*. (*. \ 7 . F a r n u m , F a n n ie S. A. I'ewler. . \ n n l e M. I
•. « i rn er, William I*. S a u n d e r s , J o in A. G reeley, Fill Swavelvr, H e n r y N. Schl
l( ((••wo. IL n r y
I 'o t te f , Howar«l C otte r, J o h n T . (.'oilman, Itov II. C o d m a n , K**b*
l e n f ' l , Nfartha W. I 'a r k a r d , France* FL Mc(*lellan, L l i r a b e t h J. F*os», Ada F*oss I
Ma Parker White, M a F‘*»e* F 'a unsna Jg-it, M a r t in A.* C o n d r a n . Fe ter K e ith lit
1 \ | j r > D. Ship.nan, Volney J. S h i p m a n , II. II. S m i th , W illiam F7. Arnold,
I* Xp ''I. t'h arles L. \rn**M. A*etander II. C a r v e r , N. J . Lewis, | | . (.’o n r a d , W F. (
• n, l.uct Mi rton Whilrnore. F'rafik Daniel, C h a r le s A l e i a n d t r , William G L m iso n ,
4M rut. II It L ancaster, Itohert S. Ctjmmtng*. J. D. J a c k s o n , l l« n r y <*. Nicola,
Knf * !. H. .ma* J. Hilliard, S a r a h L areckson, Allen (sreeley, D avid II llio tk e r , lien
It I* uf.*1, Itobrrt W. S c o tt, Flllen C. K im ball, Ada I. llr o w n , L a f a y H t e Gswrn. t
Its* ! i-1 William Ldgar. M. A. llo llim a n , A. L. T a ) l o r , Su*an A. C r u t c h e r , dec
J •' J*Ik•, J <i. J t U i , J r ., a r d J a m i * W. L ille), deceased, or u n d e r a n ) of t h e m , or
%•••. ♦*.» fi-L.i^lng d t« rrib e d la n d s :
Lang'
f N W , of SF: ' 4 run W rO rod*. N l
5 rods, L f*l T**ds S 2D rods to b«g ......
I ■I
f N \ \ ‘ a of S »:*4 a n d W « , of S L 1*
WY
W 'hrrcat:
On t h e Mh d a y of A ugust,
\ . D. 1919, a p e ti t io n wa* p r e se n te d to the
C o u n t y H oard of I 'ubiie I n s t r u c ti o n lo r S e m
inole C o u n t y , F lo rid a, signed by m ore t h a n
tw rrnty-ftte t o r r e n t of the d uly «iuaiiAed THOM AS LM.MkT UI1.SON
rlecto r* rraiding w ithin sp e c ia l T 4 i School
K. FKIinUSON IIOt.'S!t./L!/CB
District N*». 1. Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida,
asking t h a t a n election lo- railed a n d h i l d to
d e t r r m i n a t h e i ju rs tio n as to w h e th e r or not
bonds in t h e sum of 123,000.00 nhouhl be
Issued b y Special T a i School J M-trict No. I,
>emin**le C o u n t v , Florida, for t h e p u r p o s e of
a n iu i r l n g . bu ild in g , e n la r g in g , fu rn ish in g or
o th e r w is e Im p ro v in g school b uildings a n d
• rhuot ground* a n d for th e e t r l u ' l v e use of
t h e public free schools within Special T a i
School D istr ic t No, I. the proceeds of t h r
said b o n d Issue a m o u n t i n g to fJ3,W 0.U 9 to
he used for t h e p u rp o se s set forth in t h e *ai*l
I pe titio n a n d to h r e m e n d e d ***•• d i th u r a * d
I hi a m a n n e r following, to-w it:
|
I. T arrive T h o u s a n d Dollars to be Used
I in fu n d .n g a n d ii 4 ) i n g oft pre sen t e s i s t i n r
i n d e b t e d n e s s «•( th e said Spseial T . n School
D i - t r ir t . I nrorreit fo* th e ri«lll*ive u s r of
I ut>lt~ free srhoola of said S p i t s ' l s \ School
illstr . t.
Hourn: 10 iu II A- M. • .1 I j I |» M
2. T w e n ty -tr* *
l ltin d r e d Dollar* t** be
• *rd in e n la r g in g a n d f u r nishing t h e S a n f o r d
Colored High School.
J. Twrrnty-*lve
H u n d r e d Dollar* t •• be
sed in e n l a r t t n g a n d furnishing t h e M idw ay
t 'olored School.
I. T w e n tv - f i v r
H u n d r e d Dollar* t o be
used in b u ild in g a n d fu rn ish in g a Wr*t Side Fllti: and TIIKFT and COLLISION InColored School, kn o w n as th e G o ld sb o r o Kirance IkmipiI by Iho FI.OIMDA STATE
.
Mi n n t|. Ilm iinn, 11. II. I.a n ra .trr, Itu h rrt S. C iirw m ing.. J. D. J a c k . on,
llrnry t S in ,la. C. P. H alfo rd , T n o m a . J . H illia r d , Sarah L a r r r k .o n , A llt n
l>o.l>), David II. Ilo o k rr, llr n ja m in II. P o u n d , Holo-rt W. S ro tt. L llr n
K ir ail. \ a I llro w n , l. a la y r t lr (Jrrrn , A. kt. ita n d o lp h , W illia m L d g a r. M .
A II ilrna>. t . I.. T ay lo r, J. 11 . J r | k . , J . (I. J r l k a , J r . , anil J a m r . W. I.iilry,
LA
D R . S. E. CLINARD
Physician and Surgeon
li GAL ADVERTISING
IN t H IM IT C O U R T , N IIV C N T II C l l t C I T T . S K M I N O L C C O I 'N T V . I’L O R IIIA
t l t . r . i r x i T u r p in t l n o C o m p a n y
vi-rtur
Lnrr.. M ilrh.ll, — — —• M i t r h r ll , h r r h u .li a n d : all p a r t l r . c l a i m , og In' ■ «t
ur-l.r I. J i) » r n « . Il< l»na K t.chrr, K. W. K i . r h r r . K. J l ) l r t r r i , *i C l a r a l » «■t •
.rich. I m Mark!., V. C. Iiillm a n , C lara I). Wood. William ll rr o n . d r r a a . r d ,
Jilt, I r t in r , d r r r a . r d , N a t I ' n v n t t . T r u . t r r , N a t h a n (!. I l o ld r n , William II.
I I I)'., l i m n L. llrnokc, M a i . o r r t A. D u r a n d , — — — D u r a n d , Ju lia M. Ilu r r ,
Ha.i'l ‘ Ilurr. K. C. I l a n d , J o h n A. J n h n . o n , A l r a a n d r r J. K r a n rh , K. O.
It, at).. - II Mlrynr. Au.tln I.. Ill air. C a t h r r l n r lllalr, L l i t a h r t h l la y n ln . drt t i o l. Il>r ' n S. A .hlry, Kali- M. A»hi>-v, C. W. K a rn u m , Kannlr H. A. IV«l»r,
Anno M l ', , l r r , (Jr,,rgr K. I ’u r r l r r , William I.. S a u n d r r . , J o h n A. (Jrr. t r y . Kii
S«a>.l
llrnry N. S r h lr p , *K. It. I l r o . n, l l r n r y C. P o t t e r , H o w ard p o t t e r ,
J. hr, T I'.'.lman. Iloy II. C o ilm a n , I t o b r r t I. I 'a r k a r d , M a r t h a W. P a r k a r d ,
I r . - >. K M rt'L U a n , L l i t a h r t h J . I '...... Ada. K«.« llak< r. M ay I 'a r k r r W h ite ,
jo . I <• I a u .n a u g h t,
M a r t in A. C a n d r a n . P a l e r K eith l lo .w r l l, d r r r a . . d .
Mar I* r-hlpman, Volnay J , S h i p m a n . II. II. S m i t h . W illiam L. Arnold.^ J a m * •
I \ri. >1. Charier I.. Arnold, A l r t a n d r r It. C a r v r r , N. J . I.r w lt, II. ( ’o n r a d .
\\ p i. krr.on, l .u r y M o r to n W h ilm o rr, T r a n k D a niel, Char!.-. A l r t a n d t r ,
SCHELLE MAINES
lfe%*dull<in ( o u n l y Hoard of I' ubti r I ns t r ur . l i e n . S e m i n o l e f ' u u n h , I I<•rI•*«. D r ( r / m i n
ing Wh.ii Amo u n t o f l l ond* I* N ' c r e s s i t )
for S p e c i a l T a t .Srhssil IH*lrlrl No. I,
Seminole Count), llorlda
t he Hate o f
I nt ereal In he I'ald I h r r r o n a n d t h e T i m e
W h e n I'rlnripat a n d l ntr«r*l S h a l l b e D u e
an d l ' a ) a b l e
Sanford.
sons rlaim ine Uii.*n«i *••• ?!,,•...«*•• **r uriilef
Su tle r uf Special Hand I.lection fur Special
Tai
Sr howl District S o .
I,
S r m ln u lr
County, I lurid*
H. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk.
.l-3tc
Wilson & Hoasbolder
Win. I!. Amtrnrlril. II. II. Kam.t-y, liro . II.
M orton, ioili >h l u a l l v arul a . t r u a t r e , <*»lvin A. I'nagr, Anna C, W ooilbriilgr. In'llvidnally and a . t r u . t r r , A lh rrt (i. K » v r . .
and Itichi.- Wo , Ihrldgr. a-id all u n k n o w n
p i r . u n t rlalm lng a n y l a P r u l oy. t h r o u g h
or u n d r r a n y ol t h r , h o v r n a m e d ili-lrnilanla. r l t h r r a . hHr*. d r . I n . -a. g r a n tr r a ,
I r g a t i r . or a i h r r r 1) ., a n d all u n k n o w n p<-r-
NOTICE TO I ' t t l N f i •OST.'.rTO.'i
Jrsaie C. M urphey i«rid J. H i r h m u n d N turph
i i f i l u l iirf.pii.ali will b> r r r r i v H by flu
phry, her h u sb a n d , n u * d r e e a s r d , a* heirs
C o u n t y Cohimi.«ion«-r. ■t t).r C n u n t y ol
drvtsrea, l i g a t e n or otherw ise an<t all
Si-mlnu|r, Htato "I Florida, at thi- o ltlrr ol other unknowrn t»rrson« claiming a n v inte rthr- C lark of thi* C i r r u lt C o u r t , ol t h r C o u n e*t in am! to »afd prope rty in v o l v e d in said
t y ol S r m i n o 'r , a t S a n fo rd , H o n d a , at or. hr- suit.
Defendants.
lorn 10 a. m. on I h r Gth day of O r t n h r r ,
Order «’f C o n c tr u r t i v e Service.
A919, for t h r r r a d l n g , paving and building
T o the Defenranta, W in, G. Antlenrled,
"1 b r i d g i . a n d CUlvrrt. on thr- following
H II ' Itarnsey, Geo. II. M orton, in d iv id u a lly
h i g h w a y , a n d alrt- a:
and
as trust**e, C a lv in A. I'oage, A It>**rt l i .
Ito ad w ay No. I.
H a n d '. Siding, a p p r » i I llV r s and Hichie Woo*ibritlgr:
I m a l r Ir n g l h rl'300 ft.
It a|ip ra rln g from th e sw orn bill of c o m
Itoadw ay N<>. 2.
O ra n g r llo u lrv a rd , applaint herein filed t h a t ) o u f place of resi
dence is u n k n o w n , and t h a t you are over
the age of 21 >ears;
It is therefore Ordered t h a t you a n d each
m \ s t i : m\ s n a l i :
•if «ou do a p p e a r h rf o r r our Haiti Circuit
• ,. .« hereby given t h a t u n d e r a n d by
C o u rt, at th»» C o u rt llou«a in S a n fo rd . Ma.
I
d forgcloftlfc a n d sale
on th e Mh d a y of O ctober A. D* I'*I9. then
r<r.il#f* i m the C ircuit C o u r t of t h e Sevami there t •• m ak e answer to th e lull ol to iu J tiri.it Cirrult « f M*«rida, in a n d Inr
plaint h«r«in bled against you.
>,« * - Ir • •urvty, •'
• Fi
4^#.
««i/. »M a . • r i a i u cause t h e r e in pending,
It is f u rth e r ordered th a t this notice be
. James A. I.ong. a* atlm inl t r a t o r of
published for eig ht conie ctulve weeks in th e
r h o m a t vV. Long, d e c e a s e d , is
Sanford H erald, a new spaper p u blished in
mt a n d p M t l F 5fnlloyt f o r m t r l y
Seminold Co. FU.
pti*. 1 -i* te n s ami It. C. M a lloy, her hu*Witness fry hand u»d *ral of said C ircuit
14r. i
t i.f e n d a n ti, I, as Specla M a t t e r in
C ourt this th 7th ifa> **f %ugu»t 1919.
0 .tnr«*
s»ill sell at l i u h l k o u t e r / tu th e
.Mali
K. A. DOCTGLASS
gjghr*f a ft *1 hr «t bidder for, cash, at the
Clerk of C ircuit C o u r t S e m it 'd * f’"
fr. nt t *r <>f the C ourt House, a t S anford.
L. F. Ibiushtdilrr,
.* •«..!
uni) uml s ta te , d u r i n g th e legal
Solicitor.
6 &-9 tc,
A. I>. 1919, for t h a c learing a n d Ailing of the
rig h t of w a y of t h e G e n r v a - H r l d g r n d Hoad.*
A c o p y of t h e plane a n d specification* can
h r h a d b y a p p li r a t l o n t o t h e fflerk of th is
H o a r d , oi< a n d a f te r S e p t. 2 0 th . 1919.
T h e b o a r d reserve* t h r rig h t t o re je ct a n y
a n d all blda.
Ity o r d e r of th e H *»rd of C o u n t y Com*
nii*ai<»nrn of S r m i n o lr C o u n t y , F lorida.
( o u n t y Hoard of I' ublie I n s t r u c t i o n
f«»r Seminole C o u n t y , Ft cil da.
Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole f ounty
3 13tc
IF NOT, SEE
W. J . THIGPEN & C O M PA NY
General Fire
o r r i c c oK nrir.s
S a n fo rd
iu nk
Insurance
u i 'i l d i n o
F lo rid a
I 1 !!I
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THE SANFORD HERALD
IN 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 SEC TIO N
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY* ^SEPTEMBER i:
— 1-----
___________________
NUMBER 4
1919
FREE BRIDGES
ARE DELAYED
FOR PRESENT
he benefit of the county school fund.
Section 6. Tliut the owner of any
hogs or swine running or roaming at
Inrge within the territorial limits of
Seminole county, Florida, shall he
liable to the person damaged for all
damages caused by his hogs or swine
so running or roaming at large, and
the person suffering such damages
Clerk here opened the bid for the
shall have u lien upon such hogs or
work in Jessup Drainage district,
I swine for the payment of said dam
and there being only one bid which
age and may impound and hold the
was tiled by II. F. Collier, which was
same, upon the terms and in the VOLUSIA
•
•
COUNTY
C O M M IS
for the sum of 37 cents per cubic COMMANDER
OF
GREATEST T E X T OF LAW THAT WILL RE manner provided in Section 2 of this
S IO N E R S TH IN K P R IC E OF
ISSUES. DIPPING VATS
VOTED UPON IN T H IS COUN act, and shall within five days after
ARMY AMERICA EVER SEN T
PRESENT
B R ID G E
BEYOND
bond ' £ ! . , » ’m a t t e r s
make
'» ,,tion ,,f ° - **• S w° p ** “ : c‘
TY
TUESDAY. S E P T . 1GT1I
\SD K*)AR • ‘
ondctl bv L. P. Hagan, .uni curried,
FORTH REAC H E S NEW YORK
such impounding institute this suit
ALL REASON
c r busy s e s s i o n
• of If. F. Collier is accepted
above hid
. . . .
For the benefit of those who have in the court having jurisdiction of
New
York,
Sept.
1.—
Pershing
iB
the same for the recovery of his | It Seems that Volusia, Seminole
Commissioher L. P. Hagan, offered
Sanford, Ha.. Sept. — 1J l 9 ‘
not
seen
the
text
of
the
new
hog
•
damages, with impounding fees, feed and Lake counties will not be al
IInn ,mard of County Comm.s- the following rhsolujion and moved home pgain.
law to he ratified by the voters of
i.. and for Seminole county, its ndoption, and commissioner O. P.
Standing on the bridge of the ^ cou
nMt T u „,|ay it is print- and costs, which action shall pro- lowed to own their bridges across tho
cecd in nil re s p « t s in compliance St. Johns river at this time as the
lytge Leviathan, itself symbolic of j ^ ^
" tr
10 o'clock a. in. Pres- Swope seconded same.
with existing la^ in attachment 1private corporation owning these
H* • »
|„ A. Drumley and
the
vfctory
over
Germany,
the
c
o
m
-.
'
Whereas,'the cost of the construc
An Act to make it uhlawful for rases, except that bond shall not he bridges want more for them than
«nt* C.h3- , , 1
P Hagan, O. P. tion of the. ditches, drains or canals, mandcr of the greatest host ever!
ComW,i
|| Kilt.ee, with V. E. and lateral ditches, drains or canals gathered under the Stars and Stripes hogs or swine to run or main at required for tin* impounding; and if they are worth. The decision of the
came slowly up the
__ bay today, large
_ within the territorial limits , of the owner of such hogs nr swine Volusia county commissioners does
including the interest charges, t|ie
world famed and hailed ms n conJ
Seminole county, Florida, to provide „hi’I d-dr * t o 'retain* t lie same pond- not mean, however, that tho t-vo
expense of the committee and en
( for the impounding nnd sale of satin |n^, „ui-h n<tlon he may do so by counties cannot build a bridge at
nVLo-nt.
* Commissioner
+ * * • '"cC.“ W.
? ?m, u *; gineer and for any condemnation q tiering hero should be.
,
.. "when
h e n found running or roaming at tl1I1uirnmn|t|ni; nad
nsd rtline
filing inin the
the court
court inin Osteen
Osteen ferry
ferry and
and this
this will
will probably
pro
proceedings has been and is hereby
aintef. ,ii ii .in . . trn .mi
’
large in violation of this Act, to pro- wj,jch such action is pending a good i,c accomplished some time iiin the
j sp i iii n
Mi, ut,« <>f meeting held August estimated to lie 552,220.00.
from the
igun
i
“
’
i vide for the recovery of damages anij nuf||ci**nt bond, to be approved niur future. The following froi
4 ,h. 7th. Kith and 23rd were read
(Concluded next week.I
H DeLand
DcLnnd News shows the
ihe act!
action of
I" “
' 1 . 1 L
..r V .:* York
hy
" r to .,,.ro,“‘r , y !i by the clerk, or by the court tl
if it
familiar landmarks of New York
, thercof, to provide punami approved.
have no clerk, in like manner as is the Volusia county commissioners:
*
came into view, of the day 2 , ishment
for -owners of such hogs or provided hy existing law for the re
Motion ol O. !•. S « o j » . 2nd by
R. R. Montgomery Visits City
At the meeting of the hoard <>f
months ago when lie slipped secretly swine who willfully or knowingly
,
Hagan, and carried, the resig
taking property hy defendants in county commissioners on Thursday,
It. R. Montgomery of Jackson vile, out of the harbor on his way to jicrmit same to run or roam at lurge attachment.
Judgments recovered b j .» OiU t/i J 'ii. 2 ll.e calling of an
nation ef Atty. J. J- Dickinson, now
head of the Montgomery Advertising France to prepare the wav k the in said county, and submitting the I* ____enforced in
cn file with this hoard is heroby uc' ratification thereof to the quali like manner as judgments in attach election to decide the question as
r. account of tho return of Service of that city and one of the hosts .bn.
to whether or not the county should
i»pt*J 0
•
-f t . .
nest aijverli.i'iTg experts in the soutn was only a major general,
fied voters of said eou^fy.
ments; Provided, however, that any buy or build bridges on the coast
was 4 visitor in Sanford on l uesday
He c^me hack Monday with fokr
lit* it enacted hy the Legislature person recovering a judgment shall
jfrvico of the U. S. A.
mi tin! St. Johns river, was
stars
on his shoulders—the fourth of the State of Florida'
of
this
week.
seconded
ue entitled to have the court assess postponed until later. ( oinmissionMotion of L. P- Hngati,
Mr. Montgomery with his family man since Washington to w“*<«• ♦•’•■m • Section I. That from and after ns part of the costs of the case a rcu. ers Reilly and Swope voted against
I v o ] . Swope, and carried, Atty.
\ n ,.Unites is h ereb y appoint*. aie touring riorida tin a short vaca under the American (lag.
tho pns.iugJ of thi* U1’t, u,,d its rati snnuhlc attorney fee, to he included postponement, while Commissioners
The welcome given him would fication hy a majority of the quali
tion
trip
of
a
few
weeks.
He
was
Carpenter, Codrington nnd Illshop
,4 uuciwy I"! *l>l> b o w l.
h° id
have quickened the Jiulse of the fied voters of said county, it shall he in the judgment.
greatly
pleased
with
the
Sanford
sec
.............. . postpone' l o r j h e j i me be
. .n ».»"• ■**
I'1' " " ' '
’
CnMjmi j y g ' * -• !» all CUSCS UlldlT
Fresh unlawful for hogs or swine to run or
bcarii. ad at the salary of $o0.00 tion anti stated that both the farms hero of a Roman triumph.
ing.
and city hud the nest uppeurunce from the capitals of allied Europe ream at large within the territorial
fUnrtinucd on Page b)
per month.
Arrangements had been made to
where honors had been heaped upon limits of Seminole county, Florida,
* any section yet visited.
Tli* j„titi.i..
•*. *’ - • -*«-’4S t‘l
buy
the bridges over tho St. Johns
him, it remained for New Y ork to and all persons owning hogs or swine
.-ti-S that the following mud be
at
Harden
Ferry and at Crows
show the first American to lead an in said county of.Seminole are here
7«iRnated as a public highway, tollluff,
provided
they could be pur
American army across the Atlantic by required to keep and prevent the
»it: Road marked and luid out on
chased at a figure approximately the
what a real welcome is.
same from running or roaming at
the dividing line between Section*
same ns tho estimate /if the engineer
luigc in said county, by keeping and
The
United
Stutes
steamship
Le
21 and 22. Tp. PJ S., R. 30 E.. as
from the State Rond Department,
viathan with Gen. John J . Pershing maintaining them within good and
,hown on the plat of St. Josephs,
who figured that the (.rows llluff
*
and his staff <*) board passed Sandy sufficient fences and enclosures
running from St. Gertrude avenue
bridge was worth 524,000 and tho
Hook at 7:15 o'clock Monday morn
north to the Atlantic Coast Line
Sectlon . That any
person may.
Harden Ferry bridge 527,000. Sem
ing. The Leviathan proceeded up and it shall he the duty of the sheriff
Railroad right of way, and on mo
inole county bad agreed to bear its
the harbor und arrived in Holikoeit or any constable of said county to
tion of 0. P. Swope, seconded, by E.
share of the burden of the Harden
about 8 o'clock.
II. Kilbcc and carried, the above
take, or cause to be taken up and
Ferry bridge, and Lake county its
Messages dropped by a police impounded any hogs or swine found
road is hereby declared from hence
share of the Crows llluff bridge,
hydroplane aboard the ginnt stcupi- runnirg or roaming at large within
forth to l>e a public highway.
while assurances had been received
ship Leviathan at daybreak as she the territorial limits of Seminole TH E SANFORD SC H O O LS WILL that the Stnte Road Department
Motion of (). P. Swope, seconded
sta rt
Wi t h
f in e
pro s
by I. P. Hagan and carried. Sheriff P H IL L IP S BUYS M OftE P R O P approached the harbor signalized the •minty, Florjdu, nnd such Impounder
would possibly ussist in the purp
e
c
t
s
AND
C
O
R
P
S
OF
TEACH
beginning
of
the
three
days
recep
ERTV
AND
May
ER
EC
T
AN
may demand the sum of fifty cems
the bridge
E. E. Hrady is instructed to investi
1c h a s e of
.........
.. at Harden Ferry.
apartm ent
h o use
o n tion to General Pershing by the city for each hog or- swine for each day
ERS
However, it had been impossible to
gate the uzc of the dipping vat3 and
York.
The moment the the same is kept impounded, und
HAND LOTS
of .New
..
pens a» butcher pens, und make MeThe long vartition is nearly «>vrr „t.curv a figurefrom the owners of
#
1
•
• Leviathan was sighted steamships
the sum of fifty cents each for the and the hoys and girls of Sanford t j,,. two bridges until the meeting
port to tliis hoard.
The Herald stated last week that along her inbound path let loose
taking und Impounding of the same, will he glad to Jenrn that in about i WB„ Jn session.
The figures then scMotion of L. P. Hagan, seconde l I. W. Phillips an Sons bad purchased
their whispers in a screaming greet und the person having charge of
two weeks the schools will open for cured were:
by lb P. Swope and carried, Mr. the Hand property on Pnrk avenue
ing nnd as the former German liner such hogs or swine, when Impounded
Jno. I). Jinkins; tax collector if j with u view- to building a mammoth
Hnrden Ferry llrldge
proceeded through the narrows to is hereby required to feed, water, the fall term. This will be in many
$45,000
) rrehy authorized to purchase one garage. We welcomed them to San
respects tho best -school year we Owner s price
quarantine the din started by the and give surh other care as is neccr27.000 •
have ever had. The wftr has reveal Engineer’s estimate
»tttl cabinet,'a n d other necessary ford os being umong the greatest
harbor craft was taken up by the sary to keep and maintain such
ed
to
us
the
necessity
of
more
uni
i'j(i|dies lor his office.
boosters in Orlando.
We did not sirens throughout the city.
hogs or swine in as good condition versal education, of the importance
Commissioner O. P. Swope intro know at that time that they were
Surprise p a r t y ...................... $18,000
Amid the shrieking of sirens from as when impounded. '
of
mentally
ns
well
as
physically
duced and moved the adoption of a negotiating for other Sanford prop thousands of factories and ships, the
Crow’s llluff Bridge
Section 3. That when any hogs or trained men and women. The ap
$40,000
iriolution concerning tlio issuance id erty and thut they had in mind not Leviathan reached her duck in Ho
Owner’s price
percentage of illiteracy
swim* are impounded nnd the owner palling
24.000
13(10,000 bonds Inr Seminole County the erection of .i garage building on
Engineer's estimate
boken a few minutes after 8 o'clock.
among
grown
young
men
has
caused
he
known,
the
impounder
shall
im
the
Hand
property
but
something
Highways already voted upon.
When congress conferred upon mediately notify such owner where the nation Vo awaiie to the serious- 1
$16,000
M
n "f (i. P. Swope, seconded |rnorc» substantial nnd something that
John
J . Pershing the permanent rank his hogs or swine are impounded, nes3 ol the situation. The state o f , Surprise party
will
be
of
greater
benefit
to
Sanford
by E. II Kilhee, that -Atty. Geo. A.
of general he beeftme the fourth to and if surh owner shall for two days Florida
r i«.i...a lias
. . . . been
..............
- ............
...... re\'Feeling that Seminole and Lake
moved
hy this
IM'ottci lie instructed t.» prepare a and to Vne Phillips than any mere
•lation
to
the.
passage
of
legislation
county
would not join under these
hold thut coveted title.
after such notice refuse or neglect to
rnolc.'.ion. recognizing the firm of garage.
providing for conipu’-.nry education. ’ conditions even if the people
Secretary
•
of
War
linker
read
a
redeem
his
hogs
or
swine
and
pay
This week comes the information
William- & Collier as engineers for
message from President Wilson ex the impounding fees,.or if such own It is deplorable that compulsion lusia county approved the bond isthi cie.inty, and submit same to the that the Phillips have purchased the
should ever be necessary in a matter
which would have been a very
board, and the following coitunis* Fernald building and lots on Oak pressing regret at not being able to er .^hull he unknown to the Impound .
...............
.
pm .facts foolish
thing for the people to have
attend
in
person
the
reception
ex
of
such
vital
importance.
.
er.'
then,
such
impounder
shall
notify
tinners voted for said motion: O. P. avenue now being used by the Ferban*
shown
th
i
necessity,
and
now
done
at
these prices, the commission______ to General Pershing nnd cx- th e sheriff of the county, or the con
Swo.e, E. H. Kilhee and L. A. nald Hardware Co., and this build- tended
pareiits
must
see
that
their
children
**rn
from
this side of the county, felt
Ilrumb y. and Commissioner L. P. j j ni, wilt he used for a garage with tended thanks on behalf of the n,‘* 1Mtulil,* of the district in which such
attend,
school,
not
only
occasionally,
that
It
would
he wise to postpone
tinn
to
the
great
battle
lender
for
h
*
,
|
|
f
RW
j
nl.
are
impounded,
that
llagan voted tguinst said motion.
' t j!(, addition of a brick addition,
for a few.months, hut every school the election for the present at lest,
services during the war.
Genera' nj; , (|U1 j mp,)Unded such hogs or or
.........
M*.u«.n "I O. P. Swope, seconded Ilulking a splendid garage property.
Pershing paid a tribute to his fallen ! .........
AVCine, „giving
the year.
And. being law •nnd so voted,
_ full and accurate des-|nny
. in the
.
by I. |*
nsc; and carrUu. Go-,
Thp |jam| property, which is in
criptlon of the same, with mnrks
marks if |a|,|iUng
b i l l i n g citizens, tth.*
comrades in reply.
!i crii.tion
h j people of SemT h e owners of the Volusia and
aih«rtLcment n« submitted hy E n - ' ,
i„.nrt of Sanford and one block
V .y . The sheriff or constable, a f t e r ' |n(1|(* county ure going to respond e ominole bridge have a franchise for
Kii .r U,. It. Ramsey is hereby nr- . ()m j.-jrst 9treit will probably be
Takes llulck Agency
t,,„ Hays’ notice published in a r.ewr-jand send their children to school. tl.n yenrs. while the^ Volusia und
rej ted. and elerk instructed to run
cC(j wjt p „ flm. npnrtment house,
W.
J.
Thigpen
has
taken
t
h
e
!
paper published in said county, with it i-» hoped hy the school authorities j _,ke* Bridge Company have a fr.in*.tn. in the Sanford Herald, , h e l modern and up to date in every re
usency
for
the
Hoick
line
of
aut<»-;u
general circulation in such county, of the ccinj ulsory education luv. cnjS(, for ten years, two yenrs of
Manufacturers' Record and the Florct an(l a j,ul|ding that will he an
no
case
of
violation wh!ch have expired. At the explramobiles
and
ns
Hulcks
have
always1,
hall
sell such hogs or swiho at puh- that
Id;. Tinns-Union, and the fo.lowlng ornamcnt to the city.
v il', ever have to he brought before
,( ;;.eae fran:M ;ca the county
lie
auction,
and
out
of
the
proceeds
roi imi-Moners voted for said rnoThe plans of Mr. Phillips have not hecn popular In Sanford and Sem of such sale shall pay toe costs of our courts, nnd judging hy the utti- y a ,
privilege of purchase at an
in ole county they need no introduc
tiot.: i. p. Hagan, O. P. Swope and
. . „
.
...
. .
as y e t ' been matured and have not
lude
towards
and
interest
In,
i-duiua
rb
itra
te
d 'price. In tho meanlbne,
impounding,
keeping,
ar.d
side
of
said
L A. Bromley, anti Commissioner.
•
Jp public, but it i* rumored tion to the people. T h e iluick tars
tional
alTnirs
evidenced
hy
the
titilin|,.^q
the
bridges c a n ’he purchnied'
I. II. Kilhee voted against said mo- J ^ ^ j# J w|ou>!y considering the have always been good, are good hogs or swine, and shall turn over
tcr.s
of
t
iiia
county,
this
hope
is
well
at
n
figure
considered reasonable by
...
__
i
niunva
will'
In*
cmiil
ami
any
balance
to
the
Hoard
of
(
oo*it\
n„ w and always will be good and
erection of u fine apartment house on
founded.
the
hoard
and
engineer, they will reCommissioners
to
he
disposed
of
as
I. i’. Hagan offered the following ht#
npv. property and us he now the new models now being shown
For
inforinatioii
relative
to
tile
muin
in
private
hands, unless the
his new
hereinafter
provided.
.
are no exception to tho rule. Mr.
resolution, which was seconded hy owns
'
nn interest in this kind of Thigpen is having difficulty In get
Section 4 . ' Thnt the she.iff or c o n -j Compulsory Attem^mcc Law, call county should see fit to build other
l>. !’. Swope and moved its adop property in Orlando knows exactly
able, ution making such .*a'.c, shall, on the superintendent of public in- j,rjdKCs Alongside o.* them —and this
tion Providing for the issuance of the kind of building he wunis and ting a sufficient number of cars to stable, upon making
keep
up
with
his
orders,
hut
now
i
*
,
(
urniah
a statement* under eath to struct ion at the court house, Sanford, v.ou!d necessitate a permit from the
tim«- warrants in the Aum of $6,- will build a real apartment house
War Department to place another
tin*
time to
t*« place
nlttce your orilers
orders if you * t ju, Hoard of COunty* Commissioners, Florida.
the tiling
6no.«n under authority of Chapter when he starts building.
The
principal
of
the
High
School
|,r[df;c
across the St. Johns, making
want early deliveries and he will be w|t j, n description of the hogs or
8196 of tp,* laws of Florida, pre
There is no city of like size in the pleated to take any prospective cus-l8Wj m. Sohl by him. which statement lor tliir year will be Prof. Claude
bridges at Harden Ferry where
scribing f„r warrant for said Umu*, I
ths't offers such „ goldMr. Ogilvie t j,pre 8houlil be only one.
tomers out in the new mentis and nnd description shall be filed hy said Ogllvie of Gainesville.
•nd providing for the levy and co l-!^,.n..................„,fw
conics to us with highest recommen--------------------------- -opportunity (lir
for un
an investment
investment as demonstrate the new .Hoicks.
He
County
Commissioners,
and
at
nny
lection of a tax to pay same.
Haiimis
from
school
authorities
and
an apartment house in Sanford.
New Hat and Cleaning Concern
he found in his olfire in the time within thirty days after such
Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded There is a demand for apartments can
Peoples Hank building and expects nale the owner of such hogs or swine, is a young mnn of high intellectual
A new hat dyeing and steam
by O. P. Swope and carried, clerk is here summer and winter rind the
to have a store room as soon as one by making satisfactory proof of his attainments and pleasing personal cleaning works is being established
authorized to purchase ohe record . mnn,| (or three and four room
, ,,
« .
.
...
rnn be procured. See him at his ownership to the County Commis ity. He will take his place among
book for Discharges of Returned ; U.,artnu.nt8 has never been met here office, phone 24 or see him on the sioners shall have the balance of the the leading men of the county, ar.d
11 .• ,.r
cf Starke, Fin.
Soldiers and Sailors.
! in the past ten years. Just now he*
purchase money turned over to him. the city of Sanford will be proud of
street.
.
•' I
. _ Ihim
t __ —
—m
m
U laftn rail
II'/.
11 111
* rs
Iteacher.
on i li n*
as
a
citizen
as
well
ug
a
Mr. Jordan has rented tho store
Notary Public' Bond of Geo. A. f„ri. the winter seuson has opened
or he may redeem such hogs or
The
principals
of
dho
Sanford
room
wext to the fire statiou and is
tliere
is
not
on
apartment
left,
fur
Di-Cottes is hereby approved.
twine so sold by paying all costs ac
To Ilessle Hill College
nished
rooms
nrc
scarce,’
houses
are
Grammar
School,
the
Hast
Side
Prialready
handling the business and
Justice of the peace bond of Theo.
Miss Rosamond Radford left Fri crued, together with the purchase
A'llin is hereby approved,
" , scarce and people nrr being turned
thrtt fo:mcrIy " ent
money nr.d ........
interest at the legal rate inary, and the West Side Primary do,nR tho
day for Waycross, Ga., to spend a ----------------,
Rond of J . A. Ilailey nnd L. W. awny every day because they cannot few days with Mrs. S. C. Pittman .from the time of impounding: pro- Schools, respectively, Mrs. Rosa L. t0 o t ”‘ r clt e>*
Therefore the
r.t.t:.;. inger, to carry fire arm* *vere he accommodated.
T h e steam cleaning machinery
and friends. There she was Joined Jvided such h o .t or swine have not in Dickenson, Mrs. Stella P. Arrington,
approved and license ordered issued. Herald congratulate! Mr. Phillip* by Misses Lois Summerall and Er- the meantime passed into the hands and Mis3 Helen Ilrighain, are too " ’HI arrive !n about a week a ter
Motion of Q. J*. Swope, seconded upon his new purchase, upon his nestine Bell to go to Ilessle Hill! of u tl ird , arty for value
If .he will known by ihoir record here in which anything in the cleaning,
l,y E. H. KilVee and carried, this idea of an apartment house und con College at Forsyth, Gu.. where they j j ror f of ownership is not mnde with- the jia«t to' need any introduction io pressing un i dyeing line \/i!l he
In,aril rcroniuiBiids t'nst John Mitch- _gratulates Sanford upon the a‘’|l“ **‘’ will take up their studies for ll.H. in the time named, the said coinmis- the people of Sanford, who will handled by Mr. Iordan who Is an
K
* - ............. Mr. IM,illip«(Continued on page 9)
expert in .this lit)*.
\
'll of Oviedo, F it., he appointed j tlon of *ueh men
’
sinners si all rctuin said money f o r 1
year
Mark ami llrund Inspector for I’re- men who do thing;*
cinct liu. 5, ol Seminole county,
Fin.
*
Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded
liy O. P. Swope uml carried, this
board recommends that G. C. LeKils
of Geneva *. appointed Mark and
llrand Inspector for Precinct No. *5,
of Seminole county.
GEN. PERSHING NEW HOG LAW
COMES. HOME TO BE VOTED
REALGENERALIN SEMINOLE
a . *,».>■ ** “"‘V1-.-
APARTMENTS
FOR SANFORD
TO BE ERECTED
OUR SCHOOLS
IN SANFORD
OPEN SEPT. 29
�v -"
w
&&£!-■' ? P
SEPTEM BER 5, 1919
THE 8A N F0BD HERALD
PICT* TWELVE
We Do Your Vulcanizing
RIGHT the F irst Time
A l t h o u g h o u r w o r k Is
g u a r a n t e e d it d o n t
c o m e b a c k t o be
done over. : : :
W e ’ll s a y i t ’s so m e s a tis f a c tio n to a u to o w n e rs
to k n o w t h a t th e “ e x t r a ” tir e o r tube w ill s ta n d up
if n e e d e d . B r i n g y o u r n e x t jo b to u s an d b e c o n
v in c e d .
Sanford Cycle Co.
“ A Service Id to Get You Out of Trouble”
P h on e 2 5 1 -W
S a n fo r d , F l o r i d a
mini pit n footliol«l In the Isiiiml^.
Trade of various aorta sprung up, for
the Mauds are wonderfully rich In
roimnerrlnl possibilities. The Fljlnn
Is n child who cannot grow tip. lie
has no *e»«o of commercial value* and
no liking for toll. The white *3iinn
found him 11 wretched worker and al
most unttsahlc on the plantations that
were Inld nut In the Islands.
That la the reason why the Hindoo
I coolie has hueti Imported Into FIJI ’anil
I whv the n linn l«
JT'j'l.
iiutitu cannot stand the double strain
of softened ways of living end of com
peting with the work-hard eil native
of India.
One notes ns n significant phase of
t!.c European* altiluua toward the
changing conditions In FIJI, the recom
mendations adopted at n recent meet
ing of the district synod. Methodist
mission of FIJI. These ri-commendatlnns approved the further
lion of the Islands by Hindoos and
suggested 11 number of regulations
which would better the situation of
these Imported orientals. The Im
perial Ion of women from India wns
recommended, ns It wns stated that
women were dlspropottlonately few In
the Fiji Islands.
There has been some Intermarriage
between the FIJIs and the Hindoos.
Thnt, too, has helped bring about the
passing of the FIJIun. Snmonns also
have gone to FIJI In considerable num
bers ntid have thrived there.
•
FIJIAN’S DAY OVER
Picturesque South Sea Islander
Is Disappearing.
Advent of the White Man, With Hla
Civilization and His Buaineti
Ideat Too Much (or Once
> ,**>*■• —•-Cv.uvcd Savage.
The FIJI Islander, whose cannibalIstlc practices long made him 11 favor
ite with writers of llcllon and humor,
Is following the Malayan pirates and
lltu loving peart thief of the South
seus Into the renIni of memory.
A
turhuned hnlf-custo Hindoo Is replac
ing the once bloodthirsty and always
pleluri sqiu* native of the HJU.
It fa the white
.
.
'ju-j,
along with the white nmn'n vices, and
the Fljlati'a utter disinclination to
work-that are (dotting out the nice.
The FIJIun of toilny Is no longer war
like, no longer n hunter and a Ushertnnn.( Instead ho Is a lazy smoker of
the white man's tobacco, a lover of the
white man's enlivening drinks mill n
patron of the white man's moving pic
ture shows.
Time was when the war canoes of
the FIJIs piled the Southern seas;
when the Fljlnn warrior was a dread
ed person who displayed no fear In
hnttle and who enjoyed eating Ids slain
enemies once the conflict ended.
The FIJInns, according to thr early
travelers who came In contact with
them, were superlatively bail. The
very mine FIJI became a synonym for
whatever was barbarous, Inhuman and
cnnnlhnllstlc. It seems Hint the eat
ing of human flesh was both a mat
ter of religious rite and of enjevment
with the Fljlnn. Great feasts of this
sort were prepared, especially after n
successful hnttle.
The had reputation of the FIJInns
kept traders and missionaries away
from the Islands till long lifter other
peoples of that section of the sens
were Christianized. Finally the white
Guarding the Captor.
After the Turkish line wns broken
In front of Nablus, n Tommy of poor
physique found himself In sole charge
of a whole eompnny of Jnckos.
No
assistance was In sight, so the ban
tam solemnly proceeded to march the
captives toward the nearest com
pound, a few miles distant. The
Turks stiiinlileij ni«ng, and the rough
nature of the country threw the col
umn Into such confusion Hint Tommy
often found himself surrounded hy
prisoners. Once, while ncgolhitlng n
itllllcult descent, he fell Siemllong
among Hie boulders. Ills helmet and
rifle flying before bint. For 11 moment
the situation seemed critical; hut n
stnlwnrl prisoner promptly restored or
der by lifting the guard carefully to
Ids feet and replacing the cumbersome
headgear. Then, picking up the rifle,
FIR E and THEFT and COLLISION In- Ahdiil restored It with a graceful how,
mrance Issued by the FLORIDA STATE and the column marched on to capAUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is the tlvlty.
nafest and cheapest In the world. Write
for Information to headquarters Orlando.
‘7 3 3
Agents wanted In every town In Florida.
Autom obile Protection
THE
TCill
\M KITCHEN
^ C A B IN E T
Why
Suffer?
.Mrs. J . A. Cox, ol Alderson, \V. Va., writes:
"My daughter . . . suilered terribly. Site could
not turn in bed . . . the
doctors gave her up, and
v c brought her heme lo
die. Site had suffered so
much a t . . . time. Hav
ing Heard of Cardui, we
got it for her.”
The Woman's Tonic
"In afewdays, she be
gan lo improve," Mrs.
Cox continues, "and had
no trouble a t . . . Cardui
cured her, and we sing
its praises everywhere.”
We receive many thou
sands of similar letters
every vear, telling of the
good Cardui has done for
women who suffer from
complaints so common lo
their sex. It should do
X o u ^ , ,0 0 .
T ,?
The Mt-ll-liiforiiiril hnuonvlfi- « ill 1111•1
on ure.it dlitli'ulty In rrl<-< tin* n k i i i i *
tilnutlon of f,m.la timt l» tmlrtlI\,-ly
rftldciit .toil al the mono lime •liu|ilv
unit *rumiiiilcnl.—Jordan.
115 P ark A ve.
Wanted— Girl or woman with at
leust common school education to
operate Monotype Keyboard. Must
be steady, reliable und permanent.
Herald Printing Co.
3-tf
FOR R EN T
T H R E E THOUSAND DOLLARS
CASH. The buildings nlone on this
For R e n t —Newly furnished and
place cannot be duplicated for less unfurnished rooms for rent. Apply
than five thousand dollars. Mr. and at French Shop, 307 E. First St.
Mrs. A. D. Parrish.
3-tfc
3-ltc
Nine Room House, good condi
Furnished rooms for rent,
no
tion. Close in. Gurage und flowing Laurel Ave.
67-3tc
well. Time price $3,000.00. Cash
Price. See W. P. Carter.
Con
LOST
nelly’s Real Estate Office.
3 -ltc
Lost or left on some job. jointer
For Sate— An ncre of corn. Scr plane. Finder return to Herald of.
J , E. Spuriing.
2-2tc__ flee and r.lcoive liberal reward.
3-2lp
One 2-horse disk for sale cheap.
Wnnted— Men In every county
with own nuto to travel and take
ordess for the Red Ripper Hay
Press. Can give good commission to
J. W. Osteen, Altamonte Springs,
the right man. He must he a good
Fla.
2-3tp
hustler.
06-tf.
For Sale— Three lots cor. Myrtle
WANTED— OLD CLEAN
Ave. and-7th. Paved street, oppo
RAGS.
ANY KIND EX site park.
Beautiful location for
C’ EP T OLD SOCKS,
residence. Apply. \V. W. Long, 410
COATS,
PANTS,
OR
Onk avenue.
2-ltp
BED
SPR EA D S.
AT
For Sale— Upright piano in per
TH E HERALD OFFICE.
fect
condition.
Terms.
Address
59-tf
Box 212, Sqnford, Fla.
2-2tc
Upholstering and mattress making,
For Sale— Moline Universal Trac
furniture repaired, mirrors plated,
tor,
with snntl cleat*. Two I I inch
auto tops and seats recovered. First
plow*, rolling truck, complete. Ly
class work only. Brown Upholstery
Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fin. man Brother*, Forest City, Fla. 2-tf
49-tfc
For Sale—Six room dwelling with
two large lots. Room* extra large,
FOR SALE
with modern conveniences.
About
twenty
orange
trees
full
of
fruit,
on
For Sale — Eight^tons of hay in
Park
avenue,
tin*
most
desirable
res
stack.
A. Corpany near Moore'*
idence part of city. For particulars
Station or Beurtlull avenue. 3-tf|>
call 175.
2-2 tp
For Sale— We have n lot of very
1917 Ford Touring Car in good
fine gc•nuinc Duroc Jersey pigs at
running
shape
Must sell at once
very reasonable price. Mrs. Endor
$250
00
Ford,
c-o
Herald.
l-3tc
3-tlc
Curlctl Geneva.
nips, f o r k s or anything w i d t h he uses.
This Is also true of other contagious
diseases to a less extent. Consequently
too iiiiu'Ii rare cannot lie taken of evoiythlng that the patient handles.
Allow no one to use or hnmllc any
For Sale Cheap--A good work
of tils utensils, toys or hooks.
The
Enquire C. E. Chorpening,
mule.
i!tei'«l|s may to- b o i l e d ; ten minutes
3-2tft
M oore''« Station Store.
will sterilize them, hut toys, hooks or
things iliot i-atirinl lie hulled should he
MaFor Sale—$12.50 Washing
huriied.
chine. Household furniture
I'ape, naiikliis iiml dlihes "'f 1 j C*i.*.:*-• r uruUurc Lu„ o- i .•simtoriT
limy to- useii. saving the enre of linen Avon in
3 -ltc
am1 uti a - lIs. and these may he burned.
For suln—Good wood range stove
To ventilate n sick room without 11
•f*nft, place 11 hoard four to six Inches cheap for rash.
Enquire C. It.
' !de under the window, and of the
3-2tp
People.* BunkV
•nine wmin; ny shutting the window
For Sale—Ten acres good celery
down on (Ids hoard, a current of air
will c o m e up between the sashes, keep land five miles from Sanford. Lot G1
ing n circulation of fresh nlr, without Eureka Hammock. Price $100 per
■1 draft.
acre. Cash or terms
Wti'.r. *••• .,
Mrs. Pauline Lnhne, 1103 Ash Ave.,
Wichita, Kans.
3-3tp
H exene
For Sale—Our bungalow No. 309
French nVenuc. Six rooms, 3 clos
No Sound From Giraffe.
ets, bat It room, two porches, con
It Is snld by animal (minors thnt the crete all around, pretty green lawn
glrnffe hns never been known to omit
n sound nr nny kind. No v*n’.T*r wlint with attractive palmetto front, also
thr- nnlmnl may suffer when ill nr In has servant’s room, plunder room,
jured. ho remains silent. And scien good garage and u small packing
tists have ndvuncod the theory Hint, shell, with office room in routh end
because of Hie extreme length .if the on the place. Can be 1. :ught for
neck, sound Is difficult or Impossible for
Hie glrnffe.
Wanted to Know.
A wmnnn who was troubled with
chronic nightmare and who frequently
cried out In her sleep advertised for
room and board “with 11 fntnlly who
would not object to screaming In Hie
night.’’ Among the answers she re
ceived was one which nskml: “How
often would you require ns to scream?’’
•—Boston Transcript.
DON’T
Write it on Your Cuff!
Jot it Down in the
K sa lP a n a
M EM O
B O O K
For Sale—1910 Model Ford Road
ster, 1 Shuler Vulcunizer.
IF r
’SmTifcr," 113 Elm avenue.
G6-2tp
For Sale—A first class fresh Jersey
cow. M. Doyle, Lake Monroe, Fla.
liG-Gtt)
For Sale—Four dwelling houses. |
Cash or easy terms.
Situated on
Park, Magnolia, Cypress and Myrtle^
avenues. Apply to J . E. Puce.
tio-tt
:
For sale—Piano
Herald Office.
For
door,
inches
high,
quick.
Cheap.
E n qu ire;
65-tf.
sale or exchange— 1 Vault
good shape, 1 large Safe, 71
high, 1 small Safe, 34 inches
1 adding machine. Must sell
C. Care of Herald.
62-tf.
T l ic ideal way to make
memoranda and c a rry in fo r
mation th at you need fre
qu en tly .
Covers l a s t fo r
years. S h e e ts can b e obtained
anytim e, ruled in s ix styles.
Bound in H andsom e Dura
ble B la c k M orocco, w ith Red
L eath er In d e x th a t enables
you to find what you w an t in
stantly.
HERALD PRINTING CO
For salt —Maxwell Touring car,
in splendid condition. Cash or credit
II. &. O. Motor Co.
64-tf.
Sanford, Florida
Phone 148
W c have sufficient merchandise to last the week, hut would advise
55
early buying fo r best selection s
G in g h a m s lor sch ool
dresses, large plaids,
/Yv
0 B
p.ll colors, yd.
=
=
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Best ginghams in all the
large fanes plaids rh*l
and newest 32-in
I v
patterns, 75c to t x d
Bungalo Aprons made of
best qua! ging-rt»c^
.,
hams and p c r c a l ^ j g '
Each' SI.50
ADVERTISING
S
All l.ornl AdverttHcnicntH Under =
Thin Heading TIIREK CENTS • " "
I Inc For Each Iimertlon Minimum
Chnrjic 25 Cent*.
In answering an advertisement
where no name is mentioned in ttie
id, please do not ask The Herald
tor information us to the identity of
the ndverttser.
Usually we do not
know- who the advertiser is and if
we do we are not allowed to give
out this information. Simply write
a letter and address it as per in
structions in the ad.
Found Sunduy—Auto tire. Owner
can have same by proving property
and paying for this ad. E. II. Ran
dall, 821 W. First St.
3-2tp
For Sale—Pair of good farm mules
In good sound condition.
Reasonaide price. M. Fleisher.
G7-tf
A d v a n t a g e of W i n g s .
CLA SSIFIED
FOUND
Monday, September 8th to September 13tth |
Ai.oilo r good thing nl,out tin* flying
Ml llllg, l doe- 1* that lie nev er has to
light upon ltie top of a tiol'se oiel Imwl
for somebody to help him down —Dal
las News.
Wet Porphyry Pebbles.
At Nnntiioket Beiieb I cannot
approve the tii-te which clothed
emperors in purple, when I *<•«*
wet porphyry pebble*.—Emerson.
. Lost— Tiro on demountable rim
30x3'.* on West First street Satur
day afternoon. Reward for informa
tion at Herald office.
2-2tc
Yowell’s Gingham Week
World's Urgent Need.
The stale will lie saved If the Lord
pits It Into the heart of the iiverago
mini so to shape Ids life that tin* slate
sliiill he worth saving, end only on
those terms. We ue«d civil righteous.
Hess.—Theodore Roosevelt.
CARE IN CONTAGION.
Contagious diseases are due to dl*tmet living things, which are transmit
ted from one person to
another and live like
parasites upon a patient.
This knowledge will hell,
us to quill’d ourselves
and our loved ones from
the spread if contagion.
The best proleetloli
against contagion Is ro
bust health. <Inc who Is
strong and vigorous Is
it tleli less liable to yield to disease
than one less robust. Wholesome food,
exercise and fresh air are essentials
In combating disease. All active hotly
Is fur less liable lo disease than llll
Inactive one that has little outdoor ex•iclsc.
The need of fresh air, day and night.
Is one of the Important factors In
multiiiiliilng health.
The belief that
, night nlr Is dangerous and sleeping In
. an iinventllntcd room Is responsible for
l much III health. Sleeping rooms should
, lie well aired by ihiy, Adding sunned
often and n frei circulation of air In
Hie coldest weather maintained In the
Rheplng rooms during the night.
The eating utensils used hy n pntlent. or Indeed tiny thing else which he
n«e* or handles during n contagious IIIness, are a menni'c. us they are easily
cnntnmlnntJd with Infections germs.
A diphtheria patient who hn« hnrllll
le lii« mou'h s**III e m trminute spoons.
position.
Subtracts, multiplies, di
vides. Retails $12.60, 6 years' guar
antee.
Liberal commission.
Ad
dress Woolley-Price Co., Box 1341,
Miami, Fla.
3-2tc
y| P
y ^^
jj
Apron Ginghams, best
grade, fast color Q Jj*
Y arc! - :
:
:
SCHOOL D RESSES
One table of I iresses just
the kind for school. All
sizes. Special at
$ 1 .5 0 to $ 3 .5 0
50 pieces fancy ginghams
new pattern, just f A
the kind f o r
street dresses, yd
Set* window
=
32-in gingham p a rticu la r
good for sch o o l dresses
,la*est designs, pretty colors
A dependable quality of C h a m b rv
5 S r r ; 40 &45c yii
Ladies’ gingham dresses
made of best qual /t» ^7
ginghams'",",'7.?.'” J ) /
$2.00 to : : : x *
§f
Boys wash shirts, all sizes made of
best grade ginghams d»i r n 1 (1*9
& Kupied Kh>thcs
lO tj)«5
p?
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X
Till* Column I* Free In Returned Soldier*
tint! Sailor* Who Seek Pohillun*.
WANTED
Wanted—Apprentice
trade. Woman or boy.
aer.
to
learn
J. J . Mau3-2 tp
Wanted—Salesmen fur Seminole
county, to handle the Beat Auto
matic little desk udding machine
known.
For everybody in every
YOWELL COMPANY
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�SEPTEMBER 12,
THE SANFORD HERALD
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR
RESPO N D EN TS— EVENTS O F SEM IN O LE COUN
T Y -E F F I C I E N T R EPO R TER S FO R TH E HERALD
modeled the house and built an ad
dition and now has a very desirable
homestead for his little family. Mr.
Warren it. one of our most enterpris
ing citizens and is always ready to
lend a helping hand towards building
up our community.
Mr. J . W. Hell has the contract
for clearing, cleaning and draining
the new school grounds. The site of
the school building is a live acre plot
of smooth, level land which, now
that the trees uhd under shrubbery
are cleared is beginning to take on a
line appearance. Two of the acres
are already tiled and wide ditches |
have been dug upon each side of the
OU S E E LOTS O F M O TO RISTS changing from one make of tires to
some other make, every time they nee '
one they buy a dinerent
Y
kind. They do this until they buy their first
and after that its
u new
KELLY
K E L L Y S every time. Ask the man who uses them and you will learn why
it pays to use K E L L Y S instead of inferior tires.
The C. A- B. Hat Factory
I ’ l l i n ml Si r rct
J K K N O M l U. K. H . O U I I H
is the owner of and is carrying on the
Mail Order business formerly handled by
the H. W. Clark Hat Co. All orders
should ho sent to C. & H. Hat Factory
e .i s i s u vsii n
s i :m
>
i
THERES
A MAN
AT T H E
CURB TO S E R V E YOU
t u t i \ T u . o « t i:
The T A NVOWAOl’K
R NE S I N N
Catering to Commercial .Men
and Families
Amrdf amPlan. I!mm! Ian. Ifair* Itfafconabt#
T U 1 W I N C 4 INN, Tat ar e* . »U.
‘ “ Mrs. .1. E. Vaughn has been on
.inscribed very vividy the various t)xo sjt.k |jst wit|, |a Krj pj)C, hut is
plat-.- and scene* in the life of this mUl.t, b d tv r at this writing.
historical character which he visited
.
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,, ;
.»». aim .Mrs. Joe ro rtier spent
vl..o enap am in rran ce. Dr. M y - le ... ..
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i Sunday with Mr. Fom Fortier and
man is a convincing and entertain- fa niilv
ing speaker and a large crowd was
’
present Sunday to enjoy his remarks.
^ ir mrplnnoa were seen going
over again Sunday.
As usual all
The wonderful growth of the hog were
lu , vv them going by.
inrtv-.‘.w
, Fiornia lias nttraeted th®1 .. . . .
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.,
,
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,i
.tiler all the heavy rains the roads
a t .^ t i o n o. Mr. Albert Draper of „ „
|f)
d ih
No com.
ih.s place.
He is making arrange- |aint , 0 bfi ma(, e ,)f thcm
ments to convert his truck garden
into a stock farm and be will prohEverybody seems to be getting
ably take advantage of the auction al°ng so good now,, since things have
sales of pure bred sires und breeding 8°t right from thl* war times.
sows to lie held this full and get a
--------foundation herd that will rapidly enOVIEDO
large his bank account.
Prof. A. I.. Hntch spent a few
Messrs. .1. W. and Tom Del! have-days in Oviedo this week, enroute
bought the handsome home of Mr. b |,|n New \ ork, Washington and
Jim Johnson and will shortly remove other northern and eastern points to
to same.
Their purchase included Havana, Cuba, where he will spend
an acre of land, a nice tenement Hie " in te r as secretary of *he Y. M.
, v J v w a c r . v . l r f Uu tniurt*
Must Ik* in fair condition
Reds
Springs
, C h rl«
Dressers, Rockers, elr.
Call or Address:
.121 Sanford Atrnur
I have opened a meat
market at 402 Sanford
Avenue and will carry
a full line of Florida
and Western meats at
all times.
\
'.
A ge n ts For
International H arvester
M c C o r m ic k
a n d D e e rin g M o w in g M a c h
in e s, H a y R a k e s an d H a r r o w s
a visit to her aunt, Mrs. J . B. Jones.
.Mrs. S. W. Swope und family
spent Saturday in Orlando.
Mrs. Tipping and two children
and Mrs. Darin of Orlundo are visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Gore this week
Miss Mary Lein hart has returned
f font Jacksonville where she lias1
been visiting for the past three
weeks.
%
Will he glad to have the
orders of the meat buy
ers of the city. ■Best of
meats and service and
prices a l wa y s right.
Prompt Delivery - Phone 105
P U R E FOOD M A R K E T
W EST GENEVA AVENUE
The weather is fine, so nice anti
cool now—just fine to sleep good at
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster spent a very
pleasant Sunday with Mr and Mrs.
Robinson and Mr*. Vaughn.
All
Mrs. King and family ami Mr*.
L. E. Wright went to Orlando S a t
urday.
The Oviedo school has adopted the
plan of having special programs on
Friifny afternoon. The High School,
Grammar .School and Primary School
will have charge of the exercises i n ;
rotation. This week tin* High School,
will render the following program:
Sting. “ Mermaid," by High School. I
Theme. "How I Spent My Vacalion," by Francis Swope.
Retiiation, ’'T h at Car,” Virginia I
Wright.
Solo, " M y Rose of Kildare," by
Mallei Swope.
■
Recitation, " T h e Did Forsaken'
School House," Eunice Clark.
!
Candies just received, also famoi
Log Cab in Roll Candy.
B U IL D E R S S U P P L IE S
LUMBER
LATHS,
SHINGLES
SEWER P IP E and D R A IN T IL E
Am listing more each day and caring
for various and sundry wants - just
a few camples below of what
RESIDENCE 5 rooms, bath, splendid lo
cation, lot 67 1-2x114 ft. - ‘ - $1,600.00
RESIDENCE— 9 rooms, suitable for three
small families and light house keeping.
Good location.
.
- $3,000.00
FA R M — 10 acres, 4 1-2 cleared, 11-2 tiled,
5 room house furnished, garage, etc.,
immediate possession $3,000.00
GROVE— 7 acres, 8 room residence, good
condition, 4 pecan trees, grapefruit, tang
erines, guavas, very desirable, - $7,000.00
Fresh shipm ent of Nunnally-
line of stationery at
COMPANY
Goo
BETTS
EAST SANFORD
C. E. Chorpening and son, Carl
arc in Jacksonville for the week or.
business and pleasure and are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Squire.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Worthington,
Mrs. Mary Ketchum and daughter.
Miss Margery drove up Monday
^Continued on p-zc 3)
Watch the S6uth East Corner of Page Two
�Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Pur vice en* pwt year with Mrs. Nicholson's
tertnined Mr. Purvice's sisters and father, Mr. T. D. Peters here.
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children, Mr*. Geiger and son, Reid,
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dann of
{Continued from page 2)
and Mrs. Hush and son, Gerald, nil
ChuluotU spent the day with Mr.
of Macon, Ga., recently.
and Mrs. Goo. Peters last Sunday.
Tampa and were guest* nt the
Mr. nnd Mr*. Philip H. Andrews Mrs. Dann's brother, Clifford Proc
ribwort h home on Bcardnll avenue
and son, Eugene are c.v.ected to tor also was a guest of the Peters
. ' j 0f Mr*. E. E. Cox in town.
* c c. Worthington is treasurer reach here shortly to spend the win that day.
ter at their homo on Celery avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Daniels and
i .he civic department of the TarnMrs. Andrews lias been at a ' ubercu1
Club. Mr.. J . K. W o ,.
Mrs. A. A. Moran, Sr., motored to
losls sanitarium at Lake Syracuse in
—
H
IVLand last Thursday.
hinsum i* editor of thc Flor,‘,a New York fur a los.g lime.
' J S . L -f Woman'. n „ . » . C. C.
Miss Annie Peters of Daytona is
Willie llrumley and Judah Cam
rl'orthinslon i. eai.orl.l rdi.or „l
visiting her father, T . I). Peters.
Tampa Daily Times. The Worthing- eron are leaving soon to enter the
Dr, Puleston
was called to see
art. well known here as they Hailey Military School at Green Mrs. Williums Inst Monday; her
lived in Sanford several years ago. wood, N. C.
friends are glad to know she is slow
Wrs. W. A. Raynor has arrived
ly improving.
Trance* Merriwethcr arrived here
...........
M Virniiiin
v *»»»* from
“f SCVCrol months
. Inna iiiro ,from
\ irgmia tn
to ,ln
stay
, , a atay
.
Mrs. A. A. Moran, Sr., and Mrs.
will. hi. brothers.
° " U " “ ‘ 'l»nU.
Aubrey Moran were shopping and
' '
„
K.P revail »o,l .on , Neil
Mr. and M r., J,... C.meron
and in Sunford last Wednesday.
visiting
fainily are driving a tine new Cole 8
* visiting Mrs. Prevail’.* parents.
automobile.
S T O R M S T IK K S KEY WEST
==
Mr. and Mr*- l*. B. Currio in New
Sanford motorists arc critical motorIrving Kstridge is driving a new
Smyrna this week.
Loss of Lift* and Properly Follows
ists—m ost ol them arc well posted on what
Overland truck.
Equinoctial
Gale
uniform long distance mileage means.
George McDougal, dr., has bought
Thi* West Indian hurricane struck
the house and several acres of land
corner of Geneva and Cameron .•.ve Key West Wednesday night result
Knowing this, they are right in insist
ing in the loss iif four lives and over
nues of Joe Cameron.
two million dollars in property.
ing on having tires which will assuredly
Mrs. G. C. Mi DougnI lias bought
Three
hundred
and
twenty
build
give them the uniform long distance mile
a litre young horse of R. Lynrh.
ings of various sizes were toppled
age that they want.
Mr. Toyunia has a ice new mule over by the wind, which reached torteam, bought at the Itrady stables. mendous velocity.
Some of the
Il we expect to sell tires in Sanford,
G. C. Chamberlain, we hear, ha* structures were reduced to wreckage.
Two churches were among the build
bought a new Ford tractor.
we must make sure that we have the tires
Five retail stores!
Mr. and Mrs. " D o c k " Hasty are ings demolished.
that will anticipate anti meet the severest
moving into their home on Geneva in the business section were tipped
over
into
tbe
street
like
portions
of
a
mileage tests.
avenue this week. They have added
two rooms and otherwise improved park of cards.
The property loss will exceed two
it and have also built a barn.
O ur knowledge cl F I R E S T O N E
VI’M’ASIZIN G V T IR E
million dollars.
A. R. Chappell is rebuilding a
nwans saving the expense of a new
Tires, cord and labric, led us to select
The water front presents u mass of
or,., if the work is properly done. It house on his Celery avenue farm for
these notable tires as tbe single basis upon W-,!*»•«
shipping jammed together, with
wl|| be if the damaged tire is sent his own occupancy.
much damage to craft which remain
..>yhkh.fi* build our cuoctrs* u.* tire dealers--'-’
hire fur treatment. There will he
alloat.
There is a mas* of inter
no over nr under baking, just the
LAK E M ON ROE
locked ......... ‘
“vaiqit* and
prop - amount. We have
J u l ievery
a * - * fu_~
eiQV"n...m is Oti fool to nave a other small craft.
A s tire dealers in a city where only
tv..1
.;
t" '1
” •■■■> mTiTf tlie i
telegraph operator and freight
tires of proven m ileage m nv bone to survive.
The Hritish oil tanker Tonnwunda
skill and <sperience to use it.
j agent at Monroe station.
Messrs.
was scuttled to save her from being
But worth expressed in mileage figures
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
?,Bn ,Uk‘;
cht‘rlio 11,11 !*n> ,ir^
d out to sea. ami lies partly
mg
dtiz.iis to sign a petition to
submerged at her dock. The Molalone, gives a wholly inadequate picture of
i ttu.\r, 1 1
the superintendent of the Atlantic
liner Comal broke from her moor
Sanford, Florida Coast Line requesting the above p i g Oak an 3rd St.
tbe value of F I R E S T O N E Tires.
ings and went aground. No vessels
ployes. This place is greatly in need
left port today, most of them having
13
of a freight agent and telephone opto make repairs before sailing.
motorist may buy a F I R E S T O N E
erator. All the telegrams have to be
Ten
members
of
the
crew
of
the
Tire blindfolded with tbe certain knowl
.itiM i« onnioru and telephoned out
over private lines and during the Florida East Coast Railway’s dretlg
edge that he is buying a tire that be need
rush season certain individuals do not barge Grampus, which was blown
never bring back.
care to he bothered with other out to sea and sunk at 2 o’clock thi
people’s business. Then all freight morning, were rescued at 7 o'clock
They
1919
that is sent to Monrot* has to he tonight from a small boat.
There is a string of reasons why
prepaid and is then pitched off and were in an exhausted condition.
F I R E S T O N E Tires should have Y O U ft
left for days upon the station plat The crew consisted of I I men. One
dead
body
has
been
recovered
and
present and sustained interest.
form before the owner knows it is
I there. According to its size, Mon three men are missing.
The schooner U. V. Drew was
roe is a busy shipping point during
Now Ready
O ver 90 per cent of thc F I R E S T O N E
the trucking season anti dispatcher sunk but the crew of seven reached
A Real Help to the
workers own stock in thc com pany. Fire
are sent daily, to say nothing of the shore.
Farmer. Largest and
Oldest Seed House i/i
amount of freight that is put oti at
stone men have homes of their own in
The overseas extension of the
the Stnte.
this place.
Florida East Const Railway is said
Firestone Park. There is a Firestone in
Martin’s Hy-Test
to have suffered considerable damage
Seeds Insures Good
surance fund, a Firestone bank, a Fire
anil train service into Key West has
GENEVA
Crops.
Mr. und Mrs. O. R. Nicholson left been discontinued for an indeffnit
stone clubhouse.
E. A .M arlin Seed Co. for their home at Daytona Reach period.
Jacksonville, Fla.
last Friday after having spent the
The public buildings were severely
These a r e reasons why F I R E
damages.
The customs house and
S T O N E gives more.
postoffice building is in bad shape
and it will cost many thousands of
dollars to restore it. The city hull,
county court hous and the jail were
seriously damaged.
All of the shop windows in the
stores on Duval street, the principal =T3
business street of the city were'
When you paint this year save money by
blown in and goods displayed des
troyed. Stocks of goods were dam
bating the paint that gives the greatest value.
aged.
(
Our lmxlernlv equipped service depart
business
in
all
lines
was
suspended
The real cost of paint is measured, not by the
ment is YOURS to freely command, regardless
today.
Even the daily newspapers,
had
to
cease
publication
because
of
of
the make of tires you use.
price per gallon, but by the service rendered,
lack of electric power, light* und gas.)
Call 2 5 1 -\Y and one of our fast service
The ice plants are out of commission.
(temember this: — Re-painting is not an
Not a store or restaurant was open
ears and a Master Fixer will be on the spot
for business today.
Tonight the
promptly.
E X P E N S E , it is an I N V E S T M E N T .
town is in Stygian darkness: Almost
every tree on the island was up
Our repair plant is equipped to do the
The paint we carry is the reliable, old estab
rooted.
best possible wtjrk in the shortest possible time.
Much suffering is certain to follow
lished brand known for its quality for years t hr storm and it is probable appeals
All work fully guaranteed.
will be made for outside help for the
homeless.
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
1 Announcing “F IR E S T O N E |
| T IR E S ” for Sanford Motorists |
| a n d Our New Ty pe o f |
1 “F R E E ROAD S E R V IC E ” "
Fall Seed
Catalogue
Save Money on Paint
O u r N e w T y p e of
FreeRoad Service
"H • A - R - R - 1 - S - 0 • N - S "
The storm puts the Fort Taylor r
tat ion out of commission.
L E E BROTHERS
HARDWARE
-
for
While there is no authentic news
from the many small islands lietween Key West and the mainland,
unverified reports say the storm r =
practically stripped many of them,
and that there was loss of life. It
is reported that Hig Fine key was
swept bare of all buildings, with loss
£S
of life.
rm
J * hV J J j 'juva a a ju ia a s y <
Y o u W o n ’t He A sh a m e d
"f your linen when you
bn.e i.ff your coat to play
billiards or any other
g.one if u (. have the luun'h ring of your shirts, col•ar* and cuffs. We keep
>'"ir linen looking like
'"■w all the time, and
'• '••■ it a neat and finishappearance.
Our
tnethod secures the best
ffrsults and our charges
arc very moderate. We
tui fur and deliver or
ders w h o n requested.
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Sc
g
i
Dixie Steam Laundry
LEESBU R G , FLORIDA
Robert Glenn Igou, Sanford, Agt.
Nothlnu New.
"All the world’s a stage”- a n t i yet
some people look upon Ihn revolving
stage ns a modern Idea.—Boston Tran
script.
Phone 299
m.
I
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Indelible Ink.
Aniline Mack. ft parts; nolle add, fl tfZ
parts; castor oil, PI parts. To tlds
mixture should be added a few parts
of Indian Ink. Shake before using.
Petty’s Appeal.
* Never did poesy npjenr so full of
(irnvcn to me ns when I saw how It
pierced through pride and fear to the
Jve* of the coarsest men.—Lowell,
Dally Thouflht.
Surer** Ih counted sweetest by those
rho ne’er succeed.—Emily Dickinson.
OptlmliHc Thouoht.
The love of subject* I* an Inrln•'Me protection.
Free Road Service, High
Grade Vulcanizing,
Re
treading and Repairing by
Seminole Countys’ Largest
& best equipped vulcanizing '
Plant with Chauncy Wilson
at the Bat. Firestone Tires,
Cord and Fabric, All Sizes.
Sanford Cycle Co
Phone 251-W
115 Park Avenue
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�SEPTEM BER 12. io ,9
THE SANFORD HERALD
For those openers to 'lie made,
I'll give you a qu iet'tip :
I have n can opener;
Beside* thnt I ’m hungry enough
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N " J U S T
BETWEEN YOU AND M E "
To Itito open tlie (turned things:
And anyway if I couldn't,
EV EN T H E G A TE PO ST
I could open them with suspicion,
N O T IN I T
Or with tense anticipation.
A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes
If you'd ?d*on ns motionless
and Faith, " H e ’ll Print 'em "—
About shipping this stud overseas
So Says Saunterer.
As you have shown yourself
In sending it down to me.
A Grind for Grub
Not one soldier would have returned
Mister Postmaster General Burleson: For they'd have starved to death,
Mult old cracker friend.
Now, Burley, boy he a sport;
If you'll look over your files
You have my iron dollars—
You will ascertain, I'm sure,
Also all my grocery assortment;
That a number of weeks ago
Split fifty-fifty with me,
I ordered some shopworn groeriecs,
And let me eat the stulT
And, to our mutual surprise,
While you are counting my mnn.
I haven't a doubt you'll learn
I'm not demanding the impossible —
T h at 1 paid my cash for ’em.
That is, 1 think I'i» not;
And. IP ’rley, you cute little cherub
But, durn it, Burley, y' see.
I'll be frnnk with you
I ’ m getting most mighty hungry.
And declare I'm now very hungry
Yassuin.
I ’ m sending you this pleadinent —
I thank you.—Thorn in Palm Beach
I trust it is not rash —
Post.
But couldn't you advance me
One can of cornbeef bush?
'
The following is a good one:
Or wire me some baked beans?
The hard working fancy dealer
Or ship me some roast beef?
had vainly ransacked the whole of
Or send me a can of cherries
his shop in his cfTorts to please an
For my temporal relief?
old lady for her granddaughter. For
I hate to have my confidence
the fifteenth time she picked up and
In Uncle Sam thus shaken;
critically examined U neat little
Cnn't you in some way hurry on
satchel.
That dozen pounds of bacon?
"Art you quite sure that this is a
Seriously speaking. Mister Burleson genuine alligator skin?" she inquired.
the real cannot he discerned hy I t s
naked eye.
Wonder if they would
eel ns good— to the feet.
Gee, that's great news. There is
plenty of sawdust in Flqrida.
"Positive, madam," quoth the
dealer.
" I shot the alligator my
self."
" I t looked rather soiled." said the
lady.
" T h a t madam, is where it struck
the ground when it fell oil the tree."
But no better than one of my old
A utom obile P rotection
FIRE and THEFT and COLLISION In*
mrano* issued by the FLORIDA STATE
AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is the
satest unit cheapest In the world. \\ rite
for information to headquarters Orlando.
Agents vanted in every town in Florida.
W W
JACKSONVILLE'FLA
EurcpwWsivCofupMe Hcxkm Screcivd
ouliidi rocre SteiiT\Uwlod H.^up Cik? in
correction Cofvvorviwxt to Everything lr\
heart of City •9ei\d for Booklet •••
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rfINDll u.sniTM, PROP’ R
•
somi swamp land to a northern man
many years before this land was
drained and the prospective custom
er was not as green as he may have
looked.
lie was verv particular i.
asking if the water from the river
ever overflowed this land and hi*
called attention to the fact that the
marks on the tree as high ns « m-**’head looked like ;r. i , ,*Li .• water
marks.
"O . no," said the agent. "Those
marks were made by the hogs
scratching their hacks against the
trees."
The prospective customer looked
hard at the agent and then said:
"Well for one thing they sure raise
large hogs in this country."
Call on us for exact
duplicate of your
broken spring,
r
u n d receive
A
■pringsatJjj
Isfactlon
M .ay
that U
real.
Jk '
Jy
SANFOiil) FLORIDA
CHOICE
W e h a v e j u s t r e tu rn e d fro m th e m a r k e ts o f th e E a s t a n d b \ v is it to
th is s t o r e y o u w ill find m a n y ite m s o f in te r e s t in th e m o s t a t t r a c t i v e of
th is s e a s o n s o ffe rin g s , a n d w e a r e fo llo w in g o u r u su a l p o licy o f o ffe rin g
m e rc h a n d is e o f q u a lity a t r e a s o n a b le p ric e s .
W e will p l a c e o n sale
:
:
:
s o m e V E R Y S P E C I A L B A R G A IN S fo r
;
MONDAY,
'J W a
|mi||» i *1 ** * •;'» f fijif .•
lor in s i n se r t ion ?
Many of file gowns
Paris is -sliding ow?
I it r A u t n in n a re
tritiumd in this way.
PicJoricl Review
P a tte rn s
.il*«.i\* *!i h
t
v .m
tlitnuj,!* lit**
•|yk
f••'i In
'
Could anything lie finer than
lbene September days in Sanford?
The vinitori* here already from the
north are carried away with our
weather in the 'summer time.
Bui
lieve me, it is the finest yet.
^ Having voted ot take the tirks
oil the cattle we are now going to
vote the razors oil the rnznrhucka,
all of which brings to nty mind tlie
truthful words of my old friends,
that even If we do spend our money
to help make tietter rattle and* bogs
we do not get any cheaper meat.
Silk stockings made Horn saw
dust and selling for 5(1 c.*nts a pair,
as compared with $5 for the real
silk ones, have been made possible
through experiments by the Syracuse
N. Y.i University School of Forest
ry. The dispatch adds that the d ffcrc.uo l cti.v.n the Indi^tl .; and
m
T H
We have just received a Special
Shipment by express of the newest
creations in Ladies' Neckwear for
fall, including luce and embroidery
trimmed large organdie Collars, also
Collar and Cull Sets, also large ami
medium size embroidery und hem
stitched Georgette Collars, also some
A special shipment of new Fall Silks in the very
latest weaves and designs.
Special sale for
: : : : : :
MONDAY
f i r m il
1 if III
pQ
FALL NECKWEAR
<> \..n
now the
D
new way to use
fr o e. •■aiirjlit in at
SH IRTW A ISTS FOR FA 1.1,
i !•
Fall Qi'crtcrly
•411*1
For Monday, Sept. 15th we wilf have on sale a
special line of Georgette and crepe <le cltene silk'Shirt
waists in those desirable shades in the latest styles for
Fall, and our special prices will surprise you. Priced
■from $5.00 to $10.0(),und each waist a good value.
Pic!3.-';al Review
P attern s
for October
SoK0 On Sa/0
Ladies’ silk roil Collars
in the popular colors at
only
CHILDREN'S D RESSES
\\V are in position to save you work, worry and
money on Chikiren's Dresses. Six.es 2 to I I years in
the most desirable slv!e* and de-'.gn; in
. _
ginghams, plaids and checks, also sailing VC*/
elfeels, priced at !>Se, $1.3», $l.BS and
Ladies' lle.sh color Mtin Camit'o!'*
!:»•<• insertion and rnslnlinns with nil
tape ribbon run in, rt» -J /A Cl
with ribbon straps in
I w-JV
French st ylc* snerial t
CJ
MONDAY WAIST SPECIAL
Gonzales, Tex.— Mm. Mlnnlo Phil- 1(!l,||*|
tot, of thin place, writes: "Flvo years | j.|V
ago I wub taken with a rain In my (|
left aide. It was right under my
left rib. It would commence with nn
cry time I go by the llye-1.o|
uchlng and extend up Into tay loft
)• pinning a Croix dc Guerre
I
lik
nhoulder nnd on down Into my back. 1 ' “
i
the
munly bosom of my old
By that tlmo the pain would be so
Murrell. The tearing
itovcro I would have to tako to bed, :M' " 1* iv
down
and
building
up of this an
nnd Buffered usually about three days
cient
landmark
and
water
mark and
^...1 Buffered this way for threo ycats,
trade
mark
and
building
tlie
kind of
•'and got to bo n mere skeleton nnd was
r.o weak I could hardly mand alone. a hotel that it looks like it is going
Was not able to go anywhere and had to be, makes nty old heart beat fast
\o let my hou.*o work g o . . . I Buffered er every time I look at it.
The
awful with a pain In my back and I boys who are tearing out those old
fejad the hcadaclio nil tho time. I Just
•was unnblo to do n thing. My llfo eyesores in Sanford and putting up
•was a misery, nty Btomncli got In nn new structures ought to have their
nwful condition, caused from taking taxes given to them free for a Inin- ■
to much medlclno. I suffered bo much
pain. I had just about given up all
hopes of our getting anything to help
tno.
• Some of my dear friends here
One day n Birthday Almanac wan have said that our Yaldez Hotel
thrown In my yard. After reading
Its testimonials I decided to try Car would not lie big enough to hold the
dui, nnd am no thnnkful that I did, tourists. Wo do not expect it to bl
for I began to Improvo when on tho and it is ancient history that one
second botth*.. . I nm now n well hotel brings another und from the
woman nnd fooling flno nnd tho euro
l as been permanent for It lias been new Yaldez Hotel we expect several
two years tilnco lay awful bad health. other larger hotels to spring and be
I will always prnlmi and recommend fore another five years Sanford will
C-irdul." Try Cardul today.
12 7B have a new and up to date TWO
H U N D R E D ROOM (count 'em)
hotel, yassir.
AUTO O W NERS
Profitable Well.
A Pennsylvania corporation Hint hns
been prospecting for petroleum In Colonihla bus tapped a well that produces
prolltntily after passing through oil*
hearing sands.
l-'.ln. ZEPHYR GINGHAMS
Full Wrlvnls Tin •sc special num
bers come in the most desirable plaids
and color combinations for this sea
son of the year and what is of most
interest these Zephyr Ginghams are
Fast Colors, specially
a or
priced while they last a
Terrible Suffering From Headache,
Sideachc, Backache, and Weak
ness, Relieved hy Cardui,
Says This Texas Lady.
WhenYourSprin^Breaks
put on
money than any other profession
trnde or business. And if there is to
ho no price paid on brains then we
may just ns well close the schools
altogether and stop building new
schools.
ENVELOPE CHEMISl
/
_
W e secured som e special valt.
in W h ile Org.tndu
S h irtw aists, cp ihroid cry tri m n e !. also som e plain
tucked trim m ed . six.es ",S to ! i. for M on d a y ’s bargain sale.
Y o u r < mice while VC j
_M|
t hcv la s t, each
*r
TOWELLING SPECT VI.
I.r»*in wide "Domino" Boiler Towel
ling, woven selvedge bor-4 p*
dens, speciallv priced for
I if)# 1
Monday's syliing, a yard
W .
POPLIN SPECIAL
Monday we will have on
special line of mercerized s
Poplin in tlie most desir- t
able colors, a yard
M U SL IN
Whit** crop * de clinic Envelope
Chemise, trimmed with Yal lace edge
and insertion, with round lace insert. i let in, also \'al lace ahouldor
strap* with Yal loco /t* a 1*7 F*
le-ding with ribbon ' k i L
/
run in, our price only V * * * ^
U N I) C R S K I R T S
CEPE DE CHINE CHEMISE
Thin special ship m en t, « isp, new, muslin Untlcrskirts, lace o r cm broitlcry tri nmetl llonnees anti som e
with heading and ribbon run 5'trough. F o r M onday we
will have th re e G!) very specie.’ lo ts: Lot I
priced
Lot 2 priced $1.'.»S and L o t V L y C | V
!l priced at
$ 6 . J O
NEW GOODS
arriving daily. See the special
valors
GOWNS! GOWNS!
Flesh color crepe de chine Envelop
teinise, splendid quality material,
ally hemstitched,
/t> Cfc r r r*
icciiil Lender. Our J s . - v
/
in lay sale price .
^
il.VCE SALE 'J:10 A. M.
I.ACE! I.ACE!
For Monday showing a special new
assortment of Laces in medium and
lino quality Yal lace and insertion,
also Venice thread lace,
p*
Special Monday, fie, 10c
in f*
12 1 <. ISe, '.Mr and
This is the time to buy Ladies'
As a Monday special we lur
Sight Gowns . We'h a v e received a
Rw, „ s|UM.i.t| |„, „f
^
special lot embroidery yoke muslin |^r„ va!m. , ' lo i 0r a yd.
Sight Gowns, also a G. - j o n
Sale :i yds. for
A
speeial assortment of
I
Outing Gowns, each vf'
Limit 0 yards to Customer
MONDAY. 11:30 A. M.
We secured a special bargain in
some bath towels on account of slight
imperfections, otherwise would have
to sell for 35r Monday
(Limit I towels to cus
tomer) each
.....
S ' .-In. t'HI'.NII I'. TU JSEI.S 3'Jr
Chenille Tassels are very popular
now, s|H*oial for Monday, Chenille
Tassels f>1 < inches long in black,
white or Copenhagen,
O
Special price for Monday,
each
v
RI NG ALOW APRONS
Ladies' Bungalow Aprons, made of
standard quality Percale, comes in
either light or dark patterns, made
in both square or V rt*-a A O
neck style. Your
I H n
choice, only
X • */ v J
CORSET COVERS. DRAWERS
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, embroi
dery trimmed. This is a splendid
garment. Also a Ladies' extra size
Corset Cover, embroip*
dery trimmed. Special
/
a garment
•
RliniONS! RHIIIONS! 0:30 A. M.
Here i« another Monday Special
9:30 a. in. Sale! Satin nnd silk Itil»lions, values to :J0c a yd.
-4 /~v
This is a ribbon bargain
I '■I/1
right, a yard
UNION MADE OVERALLS
htdigo Dim*" Denim, full standard weight and
I six.es, also .lumpers to match.
. _
_
av Salt* price for these Overalls Q JO 9 ^
of Shoes from us means you have saved
lluying
money for our prices mean better Shoos for less money. For
Monday wo are showing special lines of Shoes for men anti women,
hoys and girls and the little tots. See these good values.
1 P I C T O R I A L
- R E V I E W
HAI.IIRIGGAN UNDERWEAR
a special loi of Men's Italhriggun
I'ors, our special Monday Sale price a
- P A T T E R N S
- FOR
- S T Y L E
Caldwtill-Irwin Company
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THE SANFORD HMt\LD
PAGE FIVE
■» 1• 1__ L
Poland, rf
Thrasher, :th .
Smith, If
Morris, U»
Jackson, 2b
Nance, c .
Rurlett, p
Two Stocks
in Sanford
Totals
Sanford
Stewart, 2h
B. Chapman, c
Johnston, of
Hurd, lh
Danville, :ih
Watts. If-)i
Childs, rf
Inman, ss
C. Chapman, p
T o make it convenient for you to get quick
delivery of your fertilizers, we we have put in
two com plete stock s'at Sanford - one in the old
Sanford Passenger S tation and one in the Ben
M onroe W arehouse at Beardall Siding.
A rm ou r F e rtiliz e r W orks
F lorid a
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before the war
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during
the war
v
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package
now
THE FLAVOR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICE!
Stinfurd Wins Tuesday * /
Sanford ituil the breaks Tuesday
and played to make everything
count. They took 1 to II game from
Fry of the UigM"*:,''.
. .though
"Hugs” let 'em down with three
mensley hits.
It. Chapman was hit hy Kry, stole
second, went to third on Johnson's
single and scored on. Crow's.sacrifice
F ertilizers
L_
flyC u i i t i a , I I ..
Inm an,
BALL GAMES FO R TH E W EEK,nnj
4
1
0
0
0
n
0
p
..
T ot »l.s
27 4 7 27 15 4|
Score hy innings:
|
Lakeland
10(1 0 0 t 000- Sanford
not OOD 2 1* -»
Su mmary: — Lt ft on liases, Lakelai d, 7, Sanford, fi; hits apportioned,
off Chapman 0 in om* inning, Oil
Walts - in eight innings; first base
on hulls, nit Burlette 7, oil Chapman
1. oil Watts 2: struck out, hy BurItlte
hy Watts 7: sacrifice hits,
Wicker, Thrasher. Ilord, C. llap- ,
man: stolen buses, h ov e,' Snmith,
Stewart,
Chapman :l, Childs. In
man: wild pitches. Watts; passed
halls, ftonie; umpires, Kry and Itt'C- \
ister: time 2:05: attendance, It 16.
Y o u r business will be appreciated.
Please
see Mr. Charles H. W hitner, our local represen
tative, about your needs.
J ack son ville,
*1
or
ss
C.
If
Dray ton, p
AM. GAMLt>- * ? " . T i T f r IIV SANFORD TEA M ’
Totals
Orlando —
4
0
l
. 4
0
11
0
1
*
0
0
I
*1
M
0
0
II
0
0
J
37
1
3
AB
u
ll
3 3 ' 15
PUi A
A spectacular catch
amt the pitching ot Kry
Drayton in the pinches,
game. i>»or..;
T'ukylamf “
AH It
I 0
Love, ss
;t u
Wicker, cf
0
Poland, rr
4
n
Thrasher, 3h
4
ti
Smith, If
4
Morris, lh
3 n
n
Cohen, 2h
4
Nance, o
3 0
3 ii
Kry. p
A> the fruit nets ready for the up hy putting them on.
Sanford
W illiam s, lf‘
0
.. 4
1
0
4
pumpkin and the husher nets ready [ will play along with her .material
«•
It
0
L e o n , 2 h ............. ....... 4
4
la jo har, home anti shuck the corn i that she now has anti will not need
0
S c h u y le r , cf
....... 5
It ■o
8
ttr old game also nets down to I any new men this week, thank you.
0
M o o r e , rf .
....... 5
1
0
3
*t«e it looks better and better ns
And now look at the tally sheet
0
......... 3
0 15
.B lo u n t , Ih
0
the fan. ire tile glory of the fading for this week
*1
n
......... 5
5
M u r t i n , ss
0
cf the summer sun.
Soon the
5
0
1
Stephens, 3b
0
l
Umber- will have the frost on the
Totals
32
*»
0
4
1
( j u i n n , c ...............
4
Sanford
Wins
and
Ties
^
boards where once all was yells and
Sanfoid—
AB
0
II
8
0 •
4
Orlando. Sept. (L— (Special).— Sun- H u m p h r i e s , p
life sr.d juyety and all too noon we
Stewart, 2b
4
nn rleai; up the hunch and rcti/e^^" r,, w»n the second game of the
<» 3 3 1 8
1
Totals
(CjritimietWou
......„
3
9
(or another year. Sanford will hu double header here today, 5 to 0,
•
the champions of the Florida League » Jter rain had terminated the first
S co re hy innings—
then tiic last horn blows and the contest with the score 1 to 1, in the S a n f o r d
000 010 000 00......
n y »,■ iri .r a ilin g toward the top eleventh inning.
Play was held up Orlando
100 000 000 00 — 1
I
•
Summary: Left on liases, Sanford.
is The sec, .1 series looks just like a forty m,nut« *
t-litinn n[ if,,- tirst one. We he-*
ln the opener, it looked us if Her1 I, Orlando 7; two base hits, Childs;
liter it, gi; mg Hi- tit her fellow ail Humphries had his twelfth game lirst base on glls, off Drayton ft;
in- world and then win-j ’von> bill, In the fifth slanra the vet- j,truck out, hy Drayton 2, Humph
turf nut ' iii. hiit lap. So hy read* j rran lwirl*»r fumbled a hunt, with a ries 3; stolen liases, Hurd, Leon;
ir.; sh, - . f
olutnn you can see ,,,an on base. An error by Kuinn double plays, Stewart to Chapman.
Ihst S»i,f"-d \t"u four straights ami followed, permitting the runner to -pitne nf Knm4., 2:00. Umpire, Hoyer.
»en Ibeet i- on one of the best if not come home with the marker that |Attendance, 700.
i th* le*t n.in in the state. Sanford tied it up.
Second game—
D*2!< '•■imi \f real hall players and
In the second
game Sanford
Sanford AB It II PO A K
-'mfi *t! - gin.g after that pennant httncherl hits with errors hy the
Stewart,
2b
1 l 1 3 •> 0
k
The tlier teams locals, piling up five runs, while
3 I I 3 0 0
B. Chapman, c
3u*r Tili *! „,
*1 1 0 4 0 t i :
v -till hy any means Register hud the Caps eating out of Johnson, cf
and a* f* *
-• of Die season ap- his hand at all rluges of the game Ilord, ll)
1 0 *1 (i 0 0
proa. . * i.
: a rues are gMling bet- Scores:
Danville, 3h
4 'i 1 1 0 0
t»r ar,,| *„
*| 0 0 1 0 0
r ami none of the big
First game
Childs, rf
Itijui* I..,
II
A
AB It
I’D
anything on us down Sanford
3 u *> 1 1 0
Inman, ss
bre ir, n,, I oriila League.
•> 0 I 1 0 0
Many Stewart, 2b
5 ii 0 4 4*
Chapman, If
!'
. • leagues are disband* It. Chapman, e
r» 0 0 8 »>
3 0 0 0 5 0
Register, p
:"i’ i • .ocl ••veral good players are Johnson, cf
... 4 ir 0 5 0
drifting d i, i|,i, vvay and some of Ilord, lh
4 1 •I 13 3
.27 5 s 21 .8 0
Totals
i - expecting to tighten Danville, 3b....... ... 3 II 0 0 1
AB It 11 PO A i:
Orlando —
Williams, If
3 0 1 •> 1 0
*» 0 l- #1 (1 0
Leon, 2li
..
3 0 0 •1 0 0
Schuyler, cf
.. 3 0 0 I 0 0
Moore, rf
3 0 0 y 0 1
Blount, ll>
.. 3 0 1 i *» 0
Martin, hs
... 3 0 0 l •> 1
Stephens, 3b
•1 0 0 3 •1 I
Duinn, c ...........
Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes,
«
I 0 0 0 4 1
Sewell, p
hv Wicker
ami that of
featured the
If I’D A K
tl ll (l u
1 ;t <1 0
2 2 0 l)
1 1 2
1
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1 1 4
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Page SI)
TRY A 25c WANT AD FOR QUICK RESULTS
United States Tires
are Good Tir&s
J
F lo rid a
S a fe
&
L ock
Co.
Safety Deposit Boxes. ,
Fruwpt Delivery
Box 81, Lakeland, Florida
BU ICK CARS
K now
W hat
T hat
M eans
W. J . T H IG P E N , A g en t
0lll'<’ in Peoples* Bank Building.
UNIVERSITY
of
FLORIDA
Sanford, Florida
A STANDARD UNIVERSITY
CUUUNEtf In IJbefit A t li'in d Hctr-e««i U » l
AiOcvllurr: K.lurillon; En«lnetfln< (t hrral.
r»l, CPU. Elcctflcst, M iitunlnll,
I'rrmrillral Co o r i r i i nd C n i l u i t c 8tuilie»; t ’nl.
t rnl l j r i:»lcn»l«n.
AI T ENHANCE: Efom 31 II m I-U roanlle* lint
31 idle*. IS2S HuJrnU, Iniluillnf iimr ind
MUinitter ►cbooii.
I MTE H 111 lh.- W at H<e*ilmenl urn- ol i hr l . f l i r
" M s T IS U L 'lS U E l) l O U W I i r
In ihe United Nlir. i .
E X P E N S E S LO W , Nr i t neulun Ue«ln» N / f P " 1*
to-T :?n,1. Wtlle for C«UU«* i m l ll wli of XI r - *
A* A> MURtylUEE, LL.D.,*Pres.
Gainesville, Florida
24 0 3 21 11 4
Totals .........
Score hy innings—
Sanford............................. 100 1 0 1 2 — 5
Orlando...................
000 000 0 —0 |
Summary— iTcft on bases, Sanford
6, Orlando 4; two huso hits, Ilord;
first base on bulb off Register I, off
Sewell 2; struck out* hy Register I,
off Sqwcll 2; stfuck out, by Register
a, hy,Sewell 2: sacrificau hits, Childs;
stolen bases, Stewart, Johnson, Chup
man, Inman; butter hit, Chapman
by Sewell: double play, Sewell to
Martin to Blount. Time of game,
1.20. Umpire, Biyer.
Your Money’s Worth
You want tires that give you the
most for your money,—measured in
mileage.
How arc you to know ? Since wc arc
in the business—and you knozv us—
why not tike our word for it?
W c say to you--there are no better
tiresbuiltthnnUnitedStatcsTires. T hey
have proved pood by perform ance .
T hey are tough, hardy, economical,
efficient. They stand up, and wear,
and livb, and tsatisfy.
There nre five of these good tires.
Let us show you the one that will ex»
actly “fill the bill” for you.
'ItornlCord’ 'Nobly9 'Chain'
'V jco9
'Plain'
Sanford Wins Monday j/
Lakeland dropped a hard player!
game here Monday, with Watts
pitching superb hall for the Celery
Feds after relieving Chapman, Vkhoie
aorc arm is giving him some trouble.
The final score was 4 to 2.
Gurlott pitched a classy article of
hull until the seventh, when they
hunched hits ior a couple of tallies
and repeated the next frame for an
other.
A coincident Is that of the six
runs, nil except one was started cm
its way hy a puss and that one gut
iF e know United States Tires are good Tires— Titat's why wc sell them
startt'd on a bobble. The scoje:
B. & . O. Motor Co.,
Overturn! Sales & Service Co., Sanford, Florida;
A. II. F uKlv, Altamonte
Lakeland
All
H PU A E
l o Springs, Florida; Standard Auto Company, Winter Park, Florida; L. M. Bchhitulcr. (Icncva, Florida;
Love, ss
........... 4' 'T o" o
Wicker, cf »*»•»* ,,»• - 0 1
l o o|A. G. Gainous, Osteen, Florida; Oviedo G arage, Oviedo, Floiida; Mrs. C. A. iiir gi.tr, Chuluola, Fla.
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PAGE SIX
m
METHODISTS
D R IE D UP
y
THE BAPTISTS $
SEPTEMBER 12, 1319
m
m
m
m
x w tm
m m m m x x x
fences und becoming :i nuisance ure
to lie voted out nt an election next
•.
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*Tue*duy and If the majority so will
R. J . IIOI.LY, Editor
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1
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. . . . . ..-o .. ,
.
it the hog
n Seminole county will
W. M. HAYNES, Ruslnc^i Monster
..
,
.
.
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______________ ___________________ j hen after he fenced and .kept upon
the land of its owner anil not upon
\
t
Published Every Friday by
the crop of the neighboring, farm.
is very important in the estimates of the directors of this hank
it is ns immutable as the laws of the
Medcs and Persians. The trend of a
when you want to borrow. Are you building your character by
MAY
CONTEST
r»xie VrAi|U', imN
' ,S At>' ' Nr* i i j )0 Krow^’tt country means tin* fencing ItAI’T l S T S
CAM E AS S O M E O F METHODSIX KtnsTioi
.... J.. i m of live stock within an inrlostire in
sacrifice? If you are, you are sa v in g 'a part of your income for
I S T S HAVE PLAYED ,IN KPTllittx MONTHS___________________.s* stead of.the farmer being obliged ro
WORTH LE A G U E .
fence against the stock.
reserve, the same as building character for crises.
: : : ’: : :
Fnlrrsd S-conil-Ct»i*« Mall Maltrr Anfuti Und
1
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ISOS, at IS* I'BxInUlf* al Hanfwd. Florida
The
Methodist
Sunday
school
de
I'Bd.r Aci af March 3rd. IS7S
P E R IL O U S T I M E S
CAPITAL $30,000.00
SURPLUS $15,000.00
feated the Baptist Sunday school
1 >irph(*n* No> UK
Oifift*: Hrrtlil llulldlng
The upostle Paul wrote th at, "in yesterday afternoon in what was
the last days perilous times shall perhaps the. most interesting game
Seminole county will vote on the. come."
Whether his prophecy def- played by any teams here this sea
r>
new hog law next Tuesday.
initely utudes to these present times son.
in American history we shall not
While all professionals were barred
-T t WANr ynTiR p.usm tSS,
Sanford city schools will open undertake to say. Rut wo do ventur from playing and only regular S u n
September 29th and the prospects to say that the description is strik day school attendants allowe^l to
ingly a pplica hie to them.
are good for a fine school term.
R. R. IIEAS,
C. D. COUCH
If. R. STEVENS
play the game was fast and the play
C. M. HAND
C
r
i
M
x
I
All'! Ctlkiar
CsAiir
Vlr,.
P«#«ld»l
Race riots, which are nothing less ing by both teams was good from
Th e longer we operate a news than race wars on a small scale, and start to finish. The fans, numbering
TH E B A N K T H A T INSURES YOUR DEFOSITS
paper the more the truth is impress ever threatening to break out in nearly 200, besides children of the
ed upon our mind that what you new places and on a larger scale; Sunday schools who were admitted
keep out of the paper is of more im strikes upon strikes in the world of free kept the grand stand in an up
portance than what you print.
organised labor, with the sinister roar throughout the game and helped
threat of a general strike continually to keep the interest up to the high
After the Ceremony and congratu day of October, A. D. 1919.
braces the following described propNo one person should
T h e Woman's Club of Sanford suggested, all of which is nothing est pitch.
lations
i
dainty
luncheon
was
served
rty
s itu a te d in Seminole county,
Witness my official signature and
rould undertake no more important short of war by one class of society have the credit for either winning or
Flo’
i
'ik.a,
to-wit; W >j of M R’ (
in
the
dining
room
as
bride
and
upon
the
other
classes
for
the
pro
losing
this
giime
for
both
teams
work
seal this the 10th day of September,
project than the beautifying and
groom
left
for
their
tobr,
hejlnrdng
N
W
1
{
of
N W '.' , . X , s 2 tre-.j.
motion
of
its
own
interests
at
the
ed
well
and
any
errors
which
were
A.
D.
non.
improving of the lake front, A fine
See. 5, Tp. 0.S, R 111 East. :i acres.
on
the
east
coast
nnd
with
their
ul
expense
of
the
othefs;
the
m
ctive
made
were
due
perhaps
In
luek
of
pavilHnn should grace the lake front
(Beali
K. A. DOUGLASS,
The said landbeing assessed at the
a ball game timate destination the old home of
propaganda of pernicious socialistic practice, but what
at an early date.
Clerk Circuit Court. Sentinolo Co.,
date
of the issuffre of such cerlifiDr.
MrCaslin
at
Sweetwater,
Tetin.
theories undermining and seeking without errors.
Florida.
rnte
in
the mime f James Ashley.
to overthrow the established indus
W. T. Wheeless of the "wets1'
T h e bride is the daughter of Mrs
•I- St c
By V. M. Dob glass, t). C.
It seems that all of our dreams
Unless
said
eertificte shall lie re
trial. social and political systems of made three of the four runs by his J. N. Whilner und was born and
are coining true and not only will
deemed
accordyig
t< law tax deed
tiie country; a similarly active prop team. G. W. Spencer, Jr ., pitcher raiser! in this city growing to
Notice of .Application lor Tax Deed will issue thereon onthe 14th day of
Sanford have maay fine new holds
aganda of freak religions and of ir- for the "backsliders" besides pitch womanhood here and being one of
Under Section ft of Chapter INNS. October, A. I). 1 9 I 0 V
but will also have some fine and up
^
M ta, lUl0,ed religious
ing a good game and lotting his op the most popular girls in this part
Laws-of Florida
to date npartmo.it houses ere long. 1 ^
^
|mi|,
She is t|ic
ponents down with only ten hits got of Me mi note county.
Witness my officialftiffAnHirf and
Sanford has brighter prospects than
Notice is hereby given that E. (!•
for riches, with its concomitants of two runs. Smith, the young catcher daughter of the late Hon. J . N.
seal
this the 10th da; of September,
any city of similar size in the south.
conscienceless profiteering and graft for the M. E .’s also got two runs, Whilner. who during his lifetime Hodges, purchaser of Tax Certificate A. D. 1919.
in at! directions; the quick return to PR ilier Kelly gave up only eight was known in Florida and in the No. 231), dated the tth day of June,
.W i* 'mis filed said certificate (seal)
E. A. DO f t UASS,Even if Volusia county does not the pleasure lust which marked our hits and pitched
{Ft £c [tally Uouth a*: one of the best citizens nnd
Clerk
Circuit
Court SeVW'ole 'Yc!.,
in
my
oflVc.
and
lias
made
applica
buy the bridges this year Volusia before *4-i •*-.•"- » • * * * ■ » . On an good gnme.%
one of the pioneers of Florida. Mrs.
tion for tax deed to issue in accord
Florida.
and Seminole ran build tin bridge at even larger and more general scale:
MeCnslin taught school at Winter
By V. M. Douglass, D. C.
ance with law. Said certificate em 4-5tc
Manager F. It. Adams of thc
Osteon ferry nnd make it a free these are a few of the outstanding
Burk and in this city and by her
brrlRe.
This will tend to bring features of present American his Methodists and It. M. Grovcnstein charming manner and lovable dispo
down the price of the Harden tory
which
spell
P E R IL O U S of the Baptists have been bully for sition has endeared herself Ip a large
bridge and will lie one of the greatest T I M E S in the largest capital letters. several days in getting their re*|x*c- circle of friends.
5 0 0 0 MILE
^GUARANTEE
assets of Volusia und Seminole coun He wlio runs may read. He w' n h»S tive teams in shape nnd both de
The groom lias been a resident of
serve a great deal of credit for I heir
ties.
no vision can feel the letters.
•M« oHy frr
,„ui
yours, c o m -j
good work.
What eii" lie done eh no* !r?
ing here from his home in SweetThe
work
of
Umpires
Chittenden
"<a>a* I- -1 «***
,,,Itllll
■ i i * i i cu.miie ii.gn - 1 Must our country pass through the
and Lane wus exceptionally good and WJ,h ‘r, lenu., and engaging in tin*
now seems to. I 1**
y , i 1 i|iroes of civic conllk* and revolu
met with more than usual satisfac practice of dentistry. When the war
tills will become one of the most pop tion, to its utter undoing? Must our
came on he served his country in the
tion.
ular roads in the state. It runs from civilization—the finest, with all its
dental corps with the rank of lieu
The box score:
Jacksonville to Del,and via Green shortcomings that the world has
tenant und was in France when the
Baptists v.*. -Methodists, Sept. II:
Cove and Pulutku and through Sun- ever seen — perish from the earth be
armistice was signed, coming home
N AH K II 1*0 A H to again resume his practice. He is
ford nnd on to Orlando. It is the cause our people luck the funda Baptists
5 0 ()• l 1 1 a young man of exemplary habits,
road that the Sanford Hoard of mental virtues of self-control nnd Higgcrs, If & 2b
.1.
Kelly.
2b,
cf .. 6 1 ■I 1 0 1 sterling worth and character and is
Trade went after several years ago contentment? Is there "no halm in
3 (1 0 1 1 4 1 active, in church circles, being the
Kendall,
c
ami helped to get.
Gilead” which turn heal the sore of
Steele,
lb
1 0 0 5 l
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our fretful humanity?
organist of tin* Presbyterian church
Wheeless, st
1 :i 3 II l
where Mrs. MrCaslin is also a teach
We are persuaded that there is
Gilbert Leach not only hits the
Hardin,cf,2b, If 3 « 1 1 II 0 er in the Sunday school nnd where
nail on the head lint he expresses our Mil one remedy for tin- present dis Betts, 2b
3 It o 5 1 0 the romance began' which termin
sentiments and defines our position tress; hut that it is wholly sullleient. Robbins, rf
3 ii 1) 0 u 0 ated in the culmination of their hopes
exactly in the following in the Lees That remedy is the gospel of Jesus E. R. Kelly.
.k 0 5 1
— ■-v —— * Z r s
P
1 <1
and desires last Tuesday morning.
Christ, faithfully and earnestly
iS"*.
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burg Commercial:
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G. Hyman*
preached.
Upon their return to this city Dr.
Shoes that u?,ed to cost $-1.00 now
and
\Jrs. McCaslin will be the
T h e primary leaching of that gos
35 4 HI 24 13 N
Totals
cost $12. but the newrpaper costs
1 ! * 0 V « * V w I M A M * ? U R h iM .
guests
of the Gables where they will
you S I . fit) a year just as it used to pel is the Lordship of God’s Son, Methodists
Alt It H FO A B
reside nnd their many friends extend
cost. Silk hose that used ..........
75 Jesus Christ. Its corollarl is, faith McLucas, ss
4 (1 0 1 *1 1
long life and best wishes to them in
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1
rents a pair are costing $1.75 to 1 in Him; the faith that submits to 1!utchinson, Jb
0
2 0 0 6
their beginning of life’s journey tn- White Gridiron Trfrnd Tires tire backed by their manuiaccurer's confi
•
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$2.5(i and dollar hose are Vesting His authority and to His will as Smith, c
3
1 !l 4 (i ■
gcl fier.
dence. Kokomo Luitj* Life Tires are built by the pioneer lire builders
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Lord,
$2.50 to $d.0u, but Hie price of nd0 N 3
4
Spencer, p
Among
the
out
of
town
guests
at
of America. They stand up nnd hug the road, town or country, all
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vertii.ing space in the Commercial is
II I (1 0 1)
This country, if it is to In* saved Barber, rf
seasons of thc year.
the
wedding
were
Mrs.
M.
if.
Bow
>
i
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the same that it used to he. With from the perils t lint threaten it U. Cobb. 3b
1)
4 (1 1
•1 II 0
out f air of successful contradiction mu.*t be Christianized. This can be Mason, cf
0 0 II ler and Miss Mabel Bowler of Ja c k
.
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we ailirin that tl. only commodity done only by "th e foolishness of R. Cobb, If
1 0 0 0 1 sonville. Mrs. Frank Caldwell of
Miss Nannie Harris of
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1
offcred’ for sale in Leesburg today at pr .iching," whether frnifi pulpits K. Moys. lb
II 1 !) II 0 Tampa,
4~
Winter
Park
and Mrs. Elton Mo igh•1
the same price as in 1915 is the aid platform:, by the printed page, T i lli s "
1 1 (1 (1 (1
ton
of
Birmingham,
sister of thu
*»
Lei d.urg Commercial and adver or by the personal efforts of believ- W. Moys, x
1 l II tl
°| bride.
tising space in the Lccrdiuii! Com iii„ .ndtvidua..
mercial.
N 27 IK 5
(
Total?
It, support f this itself u sort of
L. T. Bryan Selling Tires
----u---* Batted for Kendall in tin* ninth,
propaganda, but of a superior typeL.
T.
Bryan, for several years
" VO TIN G OUT T H E HOGS
*• Relieved, Barber in fifth,
believers cun help mightily to the
connected
with the Peoples and Sem
x Relieved Mason in fifth.
0 The question of the open range, saving of the day if they will learn
inole Banks of the city und one of
Score by inning?:
the question of the hog running at to pray and practice it much- the
the most popular young men in the
lurge, even the question of ehirkins elici t mil fervent prayer of the right Baptists •
010 I 10 OKI—4
city has severed his connection ns
running at large in the more popu eous.
Methodists
001 221 01 x —7
assistant cashier of the Seminole and
SANFORD, FLORIDA
lous section Af the state have c< m •
Summary Left on bases. Baptists in the future will devote his entire
The essence of the present evil
to the voters or will come to tlum
times is disbelief in God nnd revolt 10, Methodists 7. Two base bits, time and attention to his outside
in the near future and they may us
against
His authority. The second Tillis. First base oil balls oil Spen business.
Veil get ready for these innovations psalm was never more appropriate cer 3, oil Kelly I. Struck out by In addition to being at the head of
of civilization, it means the begin I to any time than it is today.
Its Kelly 9, by Spencer fi. Sacrifice bits, the Bryan Auto Co. nt the end of
ning of the end for free ranges in j warning and its message are needed Hutchinson 2, R.
Cobb.
Stolen First street he will have charge of
this and other stall's where it hus| as never before: "Kiss the Son, lest bases McLucas. Smith, Spencer II,
the tire department of the Sanford
come to the voters.
In the early |He he angry, and ye perish by the Burlier, R. Cobh I, E. Moye 2, W.
Cycle Co. on Park avenue. He is
days when there were few farms and) way, For His wrath, will soon tie Moye, J . A. Kelly, Kendall , Whee
already doing an excellent business
few people in the state it was all
less 3, Betts.
Passed balls. Smith. nt both places and, with Ids entire
Saving may* have seemed to* you the opposite of
kindled.
right for the cattle and the hogs to
spending, and so it is - o f foutiiih spending.
Blessed ure ull they that take ref Batter hit, Robbins by Spencer. time and attention given to the busi
roam at large in the country and
uge in Him ." — Florida Christian A d Double plays. Spencer to Smith to ness in the future he will undoubted
But really nine s;inu/fnp goes hand-in-hand with
even in the smaller
towns. All of
K. Moye.
Time 2:00.
Umpires ly get at lest his share of the busi
vocate.
intilliynil ndri.ii/.
us n n remember in riding through
Chittenden und Lane.
Attendance ness.
Florida in the early days, the lings
Catholic Church
563. Scorers, Muines *fc Haynes..
Saving in itself—as the miser understands i t —the
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rooting at will around /lie stations
m
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Fourteenth Sunday after Pente
mere hoarding of money for money’s sake—is of no
Fraternal Society to Meet
ail over this state. We can remem cost:
MrCaslin— Whilner
especial advantage to anyone.
Next Sunday at 3,*30 p. m. nt the
ber when the hogs and cattle roamed
Sunday—Low Muss at 11 a. in.
A pretty home wedding took place Catholic school building the meeting
at will from one end of the stale to Clnss for Christian Doctrine at It)
On the ottier hand, when people save ifiM/ii/rnffi/,
at the home of Mrs. J . N. Whit nor of the Knights of Columbus for elec
the other. 'Those of us who have a. in. Benediction after Mass. .Ser
what they really do is to save for a ehance to spend
Tuesday morning at II o'clock when tion of officers will lie held.
been in the west can remember mon taken from Epistle and Gospel.
for something more worth while Inter. In final anal
Miss Alice Donk Whilner became,
Arrangements will he made to
_________________ %
when the same condition prevailed.
ysis. everything is spent but the saver thinks before
the .hride of Dr. Henry Herbert Me give a welcome to the K. of C. and
With the coming of the farmer and
lie tqiends and so spends wisely, lie gets more for bis
The city council of Tallahassee ap Cnslin.
Catholic hoys who served with the
the truck and fruit grower all this
money and a bigger return for bis work. Ho has
proved the draft of a new city chat
Just before the ceremony Miss Colors during the war.
bus been changed and it has been
more money (eft for thoughtful spending In the
ter incorporating the modern and Muhcl Bowler rendered the beau
written into the history of every
future.
efficient form of government for that tiful solo "Because" by D’ Hardclot* Notice of Application for Tax Deed
state in the union that when any
city known as the commission man and as thc Inst notes died away und
Under Section N of Chapter INHN,
part of our great country is settled
Now. what is really more worth while later? It
Laws of Florida
ager form of government.
as the , strains of Mendelssohn's
up by farmers and fruit growers
may he that, by accumulating hitherto fnolishlyWedding March pealed forth bride
Notice is hereby given that Mabel
*
and the wilderness gives way to civ
spent dimes and quarters, which give no real .satis
and
groom
came
into
the
parlor
nnd
Del.and
is
enjoying
the
greatest
M.
Keeley, purchaser of Tax Certifi
ilization that the hog and the rattle
faction, jo u will lie able to bay later u hutno, or have
must be fenced.
They have no building boom of any in her history. under an arch of ferns, pink vines cate No. 192, dated the tth day of j
a wife, or provide for old age or for education, or n
and bamboo they were made man June, A. D. 1917, has filed said cer
place in a farming community ex It is reported that the new buildings
start in life for your children.
and wife by I)r. E. I). Brownlee, tificate in my affire, und has mude
under
construction
ut
present
und
cept they are kept under fence. For
All of these things and many others are ' 'worth
many years the farmers in this state those which are to he erected in the pastor of the Presbyterian church. application for tax deed to issue in
near
future
will
cost
in
thc
neighbormore"
to tHe individual.
accordance
with
law.
Said
certifi
The
Whittier
home
presented
n
have suffered
heavy losses h>' the
•
truly Florida appearance, the double cate embraces the following des
Inroads made into their growing liood of $60,000.
War Savings Stamps help you to convert footinh
parlors lending a most appropriate cribed property situated in Seminole
crops by the hogs and cuttle. It is
money
into future iritr spending power.
county,
Florida,
to-wit:
S
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of
N
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That the livestock industry is ad archway for the wedding and huth
put right that the man who is rais
of
Lot
2,
Sec.
9,
Tp.
20
S.,'
R.
31)
rooms
were
crowded
by
friends
und
ing I ugs nnd entile should expert n vancing in Suwannee county is evi
farming reunify to f< ore .tgainst dent by the county agricultural relatives who attended the wedding. East. The said land being assessed
tim e animals nnd while the cuttle agent reporting over N.oiMt head of The bride wore a most becoming at the date of the issuance cf such
S an fo rd , F lorid a
arc still allowed to roam at large in hogs immunized against cholera this hind tricojitt. coul suit and black i certificate . in the name of Paul
tliin country they are not us irtucli a reason and the state livestock In* hat and also wore an exquisite Kecley. Unless said certificate shall
menace iis the hogs nm( the hogs be sped or reporting over 4,000 head of i string of pearls, the gift of the bride- be redeemed according to law tax
groom.
deed will is.\ue thereon on the 1 tth
ing r:.-.tigers i f irogs, getting through cattle being dipped monthly.
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PEOPLES
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SEPTEMBER 12. 1910
THE SANFORD HERALD
in Eradentown. .His many friends other points where he closely stud
here are glad to see him in Floridn ied the automobile business. He has
Mcnllon of
again.
the Overland and Velio line of ear
.Mitlcf* In Uriel
Pr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in nnd expects to have u car load of
pfr«onal Hems
Sanford on Monday, Wednesday new ones in soon. Mr. Haight say
efInterest
the auto business is the greatest busi
nnd Fr ay of each week.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Roberts of ness north and south nnd looks for a
Herbert Ware of Tatnpa spent Her many. Sanford friends are al Jacksonville have arrived in the city fine trade this season.
ways Rind to ree her hero.
and will make It 'heir future honv*.
WANTED — OLD CLEAN
Monday in the city, y
Mrs.
Roberts’
son,
Lionel
Monroe,
RAGS.
ANY KIND EXThe Itryan Auto Co. yesterday
Hide a Dort you will like it.
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has
also
returned
and
their
many
CEPT
OLD
SOCKS,
rereived
a
car
load
of
new
Port
rn
n
Mr, _\. H. Thomas of Ocala is the
friends will he glad to note that
COATS.
PANTS.
OR
and
they
are
now
heinR
exhibited
to
_ K}t.end guest of Mrs. T. N. Igou.
they will again become residents xf
BED SPREA DS. AT THE
the prospective purchasers.
Mi» Clara Milieu has gone to InSanford.
HERALD OFFICE.
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*
Complete stock Diamond tiros
Spring*. Atlanta and Paella,
We're
selling
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
L.
Raines
and
Firestone
Tires
be' Wight Tire Co
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Georgia.
cause we know- thoy are the very little hoy are here today the guest
Mis.
Mary
Spencer
Caldwell
of
with,
muMm. A- D. Parrish is ill
best tire for the money on the mnr- of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rowers. Mrs.
, - ' l l The Duality Shop will be open Tampa is the guest of Mrs. J . N.
ket today. Glad to show you. San- Raines and little son have just rebn,,* ;."u
'
• i Whitner coming up to attend the
j>pt. 15th.
ford Cycle Co.
turned from u visit to her parents in
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,•£. <oa| pint fruit jura at L I'. Whitner-MeCaslin wedding.
Miss Mamie Kate Williams ar ( hir.tgo and New York and Mr.
I Harry Haynes of the Haynes Fur
McCulIer’s.
rived Sunday and is the guest of Raines met them nt Jacksonville und
Mr.
LeWi, Johnson
of
Clearwater niture Co. arrived home Monday Miss Virginia DcCourscy. Miss Wl’- will accompany them home.
evening from u trip of several
Raines
is
a
former
Sanford
resident
jpent Monday here with his frietid,
lintns has been spending the summer
weeks throughout the north.
u p Crowder.
in Georgia and Alabama and is now and is now manager of the Hotel
Ride a Port, you will like it. 4-tf enroute to her home in Tampa. Her Pershing ut Miami, one of the finest
All Victory Red Seal Records
Mrs. C. J . Wolfe and two little many Sanford friends are giving her hotels in that thriving city.
t, j Ve JJ.00 half price at Yowcll’s.
sons have returned from Norfolk. a warm welcome.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
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Virginia.
Mrs.
Wblfe
was
accom
church
expect to hold a bazaar and
Mrs. P. S. Babbitt lids just re
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jam m es and chilpanied
by
her
sister,
Miss
Helen
Ken
fair
for
three afternoons und nights
turned to Sanford idler "an absence
were in the city last week the
nedy.
of
Pec.
2nd. 3rd and 4th in the
of
nearly
three
months
spent
in
guMt of relatives.
Parish House.
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Prof.
Hatch
was
here
Wednesday
North
Carolina,
Virginia,
Washing
Mi** Olga Keene of Jacksonville
cnmute from New York ami ofh«»r ton, P . C. uud various places in
Mr. and Mrs W. T . McClelland
j, in the city, the guest of her sister,
points to llnvnnnn where he will Ohio. Her husband met her in Jack and children of Macon, Georgia and
Mr*. Nathan Garner.,
locate in the interests of the Y. M. sonville and they spent a delightful Mr.*. S. M. Smith of Chatt unoogu
Firestone Tires.
The best value
C. A.
are in the city the guests of their
week at I’ahlo Reach.
for the money. Sanford Cycle Co.
sister. Mrs. Henry MeLaulin.
Mr
Tuesday,
Sept.
Kith
is
the
day
to
A
six
course
fish
and
chicken
din
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McClellan
is
a
prominent
attorney
vote on the hog question. Remem ner, 76c. Fislt suppers 60c, ut the
Mn. W. H. Peters and family re
ber the - date.
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Ayres Daytona Reach Hotel.
69-tf of Macon and like all the visitors
turned last week from the mounto Sanford lie has failen^n love with
Tlie many friends of Mrs. Carrie
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Whitner and
t*in» of North Carolina.
tlie city and vows that when he re
Townsend will regret to hear of her family have returned from a delight
tires from business he will come here
Mi»« Zeta Davison lias returned
illness of typhoid fever at the Fair- ful vacation spent at Coronado nnd
to live.
The party enjoyed the
home after a pleasant vacatioif view and wish for her u speedy re
Daytona Beach.
Mr. Whitner re
beautiful drives in this part of Florrpent in northern states.
covery.
ports the fishing as being very slow
id.'i •?.••/! spent several days in south
Vote out the hogs on Sept. 16 for
Miss Willie Igou and Mr. Doug at present, hut tin-, prospects me Florida and also nt Daytona Bench.
‘•at i« the day of election. 3-2tc
lass Igou spent several days in San good for esxcellent fishing the re
Miss Carter is at the French Shop
Miss Lucille Itines is now a me m- ford this week, the guests of Mr. and mainder *d this month.
to welcome her many friends and
F,-r of the Herald force, accepting a| 4\|M. s . N. Igou, returning to t heir
First full showing of ready to wear
customers. She will he glad to help
juitiun in the business olllce.
|home in Kustis on Wednesday.
and dry goods Friday and Saturday,
you select your fpll millinery.
'J-!te
Mi * . Netty*- M.line.-, lias returned
Sept. I'.l a, d 20 at Yowell's.
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Don't forget the
A party of prominent people were
lr-m a visit to friends and relatives
Fall Showing
Remember that the Sanford Daily
here
Tuesday afternoon enroute to
in Lake Hutler and other points.
ht Yowcll's
Herald will appear next month ami
X .,Ba i u i ne from Orlando where they
Hide a Dort. you will like it. 4-t‘
September 19 and 20.
it will he a daily paper in every ret ie) alletidcii a meeting on the Or
I -! t r
>j«**t. Y**n will get the Associated
r. ! Mi.... H o..«r*l iefi Mon*
lanu.i road to the bench.
In the
Mrr. M i-iv . . ...ivr of Jackson Press iies'patche-j and all the local party were J . (). Caiijpbell, president
day fc.- M-ryvillo.
where
ville is in the city the guest of her news nnd you are going to like your of the Chamlier of Commerce, Chns.
they w 'I enter Maryville College.
sister,
Mrs. June Roumillat.
Mrs. own home town daily better than II. Stewart, a prominent hutdne**
Mr*. Ralph Wight unit Mrs. Ilal
Rowli-r
is
a
former
resident
and
her any daily you ever had.
Wight nr*- visiting friends and rela
man, Hr nr* l Kouw>n-lloven. en
many
friends
are
glad
to
see
her
You must also lie registered with gineer and bridge builder. Rev.
tives at Daytona for u few weeks.
the City Clerk, whose hooks will be Cary-El wee* and Stanley Lichtey,
Prices r dured on all goods at again.
open for registration on Sept. 23rd editor of the Melbourne Times. If
Claire
Collier,
the
daughter
of
Mr*. (Jraee Williams' millinery store.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Cl. Collier was oper and will he open for seven days.
this hunch is a sample of tlie boost
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ated upon for uppendicitis Sunday
ers
living in Melbourne tney will
Hite Clements and wife of Springmorning by I)rs. I’ ulcston and Ste
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chns,
L.
Rritt
and
build
bridges, build cities and even
f.-.l, Ky.. are visiting their uncle,
vens nnd the little girl is getting family have arrived home after build up a newspaper over there.
A. W. Wathen at the Lincoln House.
I
along nicely.
spending several weeks at Pittsburg
Miss Nannie Harris of Winter
Notice
Ports for everybody. Bryan Auto and other points in Pennsylvania.
Park was in the city Tuesday atTo
Stockholders
Sanford Building &
Mr. Rritt says that business is boom
Co.
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b-nding the MacCaslin-Whitner wed
Loan Association:
ing
everywhere
nnd
that
people
are
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. WoodrufT
ding.
All stockholders are requested to
nnd sons, Ralph and Harry have re talking about Florida and Sanford
Let
your future tires he Fire
be present at the monthly meeting
wherever
one
goes
in
the
north.
turned from North Carolina where
stone. You'll never regret it. San
Quart Mason fruit jars at L. P. of the hoard of directors of the Santhey have been for the past month
ford Cycle Co.
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fxrd Building & Loan Ansoriuitun to
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at Wnynesville. Hendersonville and McCuller's.
fie held at their olllce on Monday,
Mr- M. M. Stewart was called to other points.
Mr. und Mr-. C. C. Worthington
September
22nd, for the purpose of
Wa / c r o s s , (ieirgia last Sunday, on
Miss Lila Johnson left last week and Mrs. Mary Kitehcm and daugli- amending by-laws.
a- iui ' of the serious illness of her
where she will re- ter, Margery of Tampa are in the
for
Orlando
Sanford Building *fc Loan Assn.
brother
main for some time. Miss Johnson city the guests of friends. The Wor
B y T. J. Miller. President.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Purdnn and has been in tin business office of the thingtons are former residents of the
Attest:
t-a»»> buy left Saturday for Waynes- Herald for the past six year* and she east side und their many friends are
A. P. Connvlly, Secretary.
hor. . (ieorgia, t<i spend several will he greatly missed hv her many glail to see them again. Mr. C. C.
2-4
te
months.
Worthington is one of the editors of
friends.
the Tampa Times.
La;, -il your work Tuesday, Sept.
Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P.
SAVED AT SEA
1*' ana go to the polls to vote out Mi-Culler's.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
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the l.-ig.*
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R. K. Tolar are glad to learn that
Song and Slorv
Mrs.* K. J . Jammes and son,
Mr-. ,i C. Maters ami children Sydney of Jacksonville have been they will again make their home in
At the Baptist Temple Sunday,
la-* "lurried from a visit to her the guests of Mrs. Jno. P . Ahrn- Sanford, having opened their beau Sept. Illli, 8:30 p. m.
AVf '
Mgnoliu avenue.
Mr and Mrs. Witheringtnn ham at her home on I. aurcl avenue, tiful home oi.
Progra in
Mrs.
Tolar
und
little
daughter, Mary
At*. •ika.
Mrs. Jammes formerly resided here
1.
Chorus.
"Look
Forth on the
It:-t* :* Port, you will like it. 4-tf and her inuny friends were glad to Elizabeth have arrived from the
Stormy Waters."
mountains
and
Mr.
Tolar
will
a
;ain
Mr- Mired King, accompanied by see her.
2. Chorus, "Saved at Sen."
make Sanford Ills headquarters.
r.rr *on . George left Friday.for S a
3. Prayer, "Jesus, Tender Shep
All
Victory Red Seal Records
var,! •at,. tin.. where they will spend above 32.00 half price at Yowell's.
Yowell's fll showing of ready to herd."
M-Vl /a! v. eeks.
wear and dry goods, Friday and Sat
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4. Chorus, "G od ’s Word is a
T J. Amlers has gone to Wilmingurday,
Sept. ID and 20.
'4 - l t c
Light."
Mrs. William Bulloch has arrived
ton. N
Mr. Anders has In-on in the city from Steubenville, Ohio
Sergt. Clarence Temple- is hack
5. Solo, “ The Love of a Little
*itt li,. Southern Utilities Co. for and will he the guest of the Gables home after serving Uncle Sum in the Child," by Mrs. W. E. Betts.
■*-"m ! months.
(5. Chorus, “ Are you Safe on the
this winter. Her niece, Miss Mifrion aviation service seeing France and
other
countries.
Clarence
was
all
Rock."
A*'- Victory Red Seal Records Clarke will arrive next week und will
7. Quartette, "N o Other Way,"
•• *; -."o half price at Yowell's. again lie on the stall of teachers of smashed up in a fall from his aero
hy
Mesdames Philips, Betts, CI uuhc
plane
and
%
a
s
also
operated
upon
4 -ltc
the High School.
for
appendicitis
while
in
the
army
and
Miss Lossing.
M' ami Mrs. Roht. Thrasher and
Remember that on September Kith hut lie is all rigiit now and will
8.
Solo,
" I t Won’t Stand the
*
l"f, yesterduy for Tampa to you vote on the question of hogs
settle down in Sanford for life.
Storm ," by Mrs. A. M. Philips.
’'I'-fi * viral days with Mr. and running at large.
'
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There's a man ut the curb to
9. Solo, "Build Your Hopes on
•Mr. Fr*d Paiger, Sr.
Mr. und Mrs. H. L. Fcrran af serve you.
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Something Better," hy Mr. II. J.
A’ M-tion is railed to the number
Kustis were in the city Sunday :*io
*'* ",-1
dm- in Rod Cross mem*
Mrs. Alice Berg has received no Clause.
guests qf thair daughter, Mrs. P . L.
* - : -hii. notices of which have been
tice of her appointment in the War 10. Congregation, "Solid Rock."
Thrasher. They were enroute hone
The songs will he interspersed With
sir-.; out by tin- secretary.
Risk Insurance iiureut. of the gov
from
Montreal,
North Carolina,
readings
by Pr. George llymnn.
ernment nt Washington and left Inst
B. R. Haley and little
where they have been spending the
An
orchestra
of four instruments
. ihter, |! axel of Rocky Mount.
night to assume her duties.
Mrs.
past two months.
Ilerg lias been farming on the west ll* accompanist.
I cm lust week with her sisJust received n carload of Ports. side for several years und her many
Eighteen voice* in chorus,* with
*’ -*•r' W. S. Thornton.
Get yours early and avoid the delay. friends will he pleased to leap of her Mrs. A. MVyPhilips as directress and
•V \irtory Red Soul Records
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good fortune in being able to secure Mrs. Sehellc Maines, pianist.
32.00 half price ut Yowell's.
Mrs. W. J . Thigpen and baby the position to which she bus as
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have returned from a pleasant visit pired.
City Registration
Austin Williams returned to to plants hi Tennessee where they
Notice is hereby given that the
•
Musson’s
swimming
pool
is
now
"*r I1"""- in Tampa early this week.
enjoyed the mountain air and visited open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, city clerk of Sanford, will open on
relatives and friends. Mr. Thigpen Saturdays nnd Sundays in the after Sept. 23rd, 1919, and keep open for
met them nt Jacksonville and accom noon.
a period of seven days, until Sept.
60-tf
panied them home.
I9th, 1919, the registration Ijooks of
Then said one unto Him:
Morris Spencer is home again after
the
rity of Snnford, ut his office in
Huy
Diamonds.
Wight
Tire
Co.
"Lord, are there few that he
spending almost two years in the ser
the
city
hall, between the hours of 9
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'aieil "
vice of Uncle Sam's navy.
Morris
0
n.
in.
and
4 p. m. on said days, for
Ronald Rosie of Grund Rapids. wa.* one of tlie lirst to answer his
And He said unto them:
the
purpose
of giving opportunity to
"•Strive t» enter in at the strait
Mich., hns arrived in the city and country's ctfll nnd for some time was
the
voters
of
the city to register anil
will
have
charge
of
the
mechanical
on the Leviathan,' the largest ship
'•■a'c; for limn)-, I say unto you.
become
qualified
to vote at the spec
department
of
the
Overland
SuL-s
in America’s fleet nnd saw much ser
"'ll seek to enter In. and shall
ial
election
to
lie
held October 7th,
Co., of this city. Mr. Rosie was a
vice in foreign waters. His many
n"t he able,
lieutenant in the urmy during the friends nnd ids parents, Mr. and Mrs
" h e n once the mneter of
F. P RINKS,
war nnd is nil experienced auto man. G. W. Spencer are glad to have him
J 1 house Is risen up, and
City Clerk.
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•ath shut to the door, and ye
For Sale—Two roll top desks und hack home ngnin.
"■tiii io stand without and to
W H EN YOU T H IN K O F CAN
other furniture.
Qall at the resi
Marl .Machine Shop
nork nt the door, saying,
P
Y
T H IN K OF T H E KANDY
lience of Dr. S. I’ulcston, corner
W. A. Fitts, Jr., and L. H. Gibbs
■'•fd. Lord, open unto us;
K IT C H E N .
I F . I T HAS SUGAR have purchased the tools and equip
Park and Third streets.
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I lie shall answer and say
IN
IT
WE
HAVE
IT .
ST A R ment of the Ynnderltok shop and tiur
C. L. Smith representing Ch.ts.
u‘1"' you. -| know
T
H
E
A
T
R
E
B
U
IL
D
IN
G
.
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not
Rondcs'ahnp nnd combined the out
I’a j e & Co., rx in the city again
'Mu arc ye are."
H. L. Haight is home ngnin after fit in the Siyiford Machine & Foun
greeting his many friends. Mr. nnd
...........
St. Luke 13:23-23.
Mrs. Smith spent some time here lust spending a month or more in thc dry Company and will probably op
jail and afterwards made their home •Overland factory iif Toledo nnd erate both machine shops or have all
Utile Happen'"*9
‘T
In and A bout
•j& The Citg .j *
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talk* Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald iteadera
i . "”»
»•:** ".
I'AGE SEVEN
An E v e n i n g o f M u s i c
u
Song and Story
Service
10 ( lionises - 3 Solos - 18 Voices - 4 Piece O rchestra
Excellent Story
At the Baptist Temple
Sunday Night, S eptem ber 1 4 th , 8 : 3 0 P . M.
Mrs. A. M. Phillips Directress; Mrs. Sclielle Maines, Pianist
Dr. (ieurne Hyman, Reader; Mrs. \\\ K. Bells,
Mr. It. J . Clause ami Mrs. Phillips,
: : Soloists. : :
Sunday
S ch o o l
at
1 0 :3 0
A.
M.
P r e a c h in g " H o s p it a li ty ” 11:45 A . M .
I
the equipment in one at the old
l.o*l Friday. Sepl. 12th. 1919
Underwood building.
Messrs. Fitts
Lost—Between Daytona nnd San
and Gibbs are experienced machin
ists and foundry men and their suc ford, via D el.and—Automobile Tire
cess in this business is already as 33x4, Idack and white tire cover on
sured. There is plenty of this work it when lost. New tire. Finder no
to do in this section of Florhln and tify E. F. JJousholder,.';nnf''fd,-Florthe new hrm will no kept busy rig h t! " u' aiid receive reward, _ . ..-t-itr___
from thc
Th,.y win
„ ----.*ii> of brass castings and if
there is any need of work of tiiis
kind phone (!2 and get prompt ser
vice.
aoooro
First Methodist Church
Sunday school, 10:30 a. i .i .
Preaching 11:46 a. m.
Subject,
"L ittle Children."
Senior League, 7:30 p. m.
Senior League, 7:30 p. >u.
Preaching, 8:30 p. m.
Subject,
" W h a t think ye xf llrist?"
You will find a welcome und some
thing to carry home with >%m.
C. W. White. P. C.
Fall Millinery Showing
First fall showing trimmed m >le’s
now on display at Quality Shop.
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New Manager Here
Mr. nnd Mrs. Weldon Henley
have gone to Columbia, S. C., when*
Mr. Henley will mage one of tin*
large plants in that city. For solne
time Mr. Henley lias been local
manager of tlie Southern Utilities
Co. in this city. Ilis place here will
lie tilled by R. If. Morris of Kingsvilli, Texas, who lias arrived in the
city atm will make Kunfok’d Ids home.
WENT TO LEMON lll.UFF
A merry party in the Russell
yacht spent Sunday at Lemon liltilT
where they bathed and fished and
otherwise enjoyed the upper St.
Johns river to the fullest.
In thc
party were Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Drummond. Mr. and Mrs. John
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hern
don, Tom Jones,"Harry llcrren, Joel
De.Mont and Frank Allen.
T N r iA . I T
'KftQpSEALED TIBS ONLY
AT YOUR GROCERS
MAXWELL HOUSE
CO FFEE
INSURANCE
Fire
Automobile
Theft
Liability
Collision
Bunds
Represent 20 Leading Car.ip-.dcs
Writing Every iDanrli
B . W . H e rn d o n
110 WEST F IR S T STREET
v /7 /////////fh r/A
W e are running a bank for the
public— one that considers only you
and your needs. .
We nre not so much concerned over what we think b
reasonable and proper ns we are over the handling of your
affairs to your entire satisfaction.
If sound hanking practice will permit your every
wish will he granted here.
a m
L
rti v.-JtCT,
*
, .
f
�■v/77
THE SANfOKD HERALD
becoming a law without such ap
proval, anil shall become effective
for all purposes thirty days nfter the
ilate of its ratification.
Section 41. T h at
all
laws anil
parts of laws in conflict with the
COTTON* S E E D M E A L
provisions of this ad be ami tbe
CASTO R POM ACE
same are hereby repealed.
TANKAGE
ASH ES
Apj roved Appril 10. 1010.
»
S tate if Florida
L E T U S Q UO TE Y O U ON* Y O U R R E Q U I R E M E N T S O F
Office » t rotary of State
ss
A L L K I N D S OK M A T E R I A L — W E W I L L S A V E
1. II. t’ lny Crawford, S o l id a r y of
Y O U M O N* E Y A N D G I V E Y O U
S ta le of the State of Florida, do
— GOOD S E R V IC E —
hereby certify that the foregoln'x is a
true and correct copy of Chapter
8RI6, Acts of 1910, approved by the
Governor, a n d ‘ tiled in this office.
Sanford, Florida
Given under my land and the
Great Seal of the S t it e of Florida,
at Tallahassee, the Capital, this the
ninth day of July, A. D. 1910.
and provide for the holding id an
NEW HOG I.AW TO 111*
II. Clay Crawford,
•election
for
the
ratification
or
rejec
Secretary of State,
VOTED IN S E M IN 01.1
tion of the provisions of this act,
giving thirty days' notice thereof by
llcil Cross Home Service Items
publication in a newspaper published
He was a tall young man of 21,
in said county, such election to he
anil
he walked up to the desk of
conducted, and the canvass of the
Miss
Mary Ann Abel in the Red
votes certified tedand returned, and
Cross
headquarters in Atlanta and
the canvass of the returns made in
in
one
hand he carried a First Read
the manner and within the time pre
er.
This
he held up for inspection
scribed for general elections, includ
section i.
th at any person or ing the qualifications of voters, ex i and his eyes were fairly dancing..
persons who shall wilfully or know cept that the returns shall he deliv
" I s n ’t it grand to he able to read?’’
ingly allow or permit his or their ered to the chairman and clerk of he inquired.
hogs or swine to run or roam at the Hoard of County Cojnmissionei#, i lie was a discharged soldier who
large within the territorial limit* of Instead of the supervisor of registra bad been ill of tuberculosis. In the
sa id *Seminole county, Florida, after tion and the county judge, and that hospital lie had asked to lie taught
this act shall become effective, shall the Hoard of County Commissioners "something a|>out reading and writ
be deemed guilty of u misdemeanor, shall canvass the returns and de ing."
and upon conviction thereof shall be clare the result, and cause the same
" I was in a line of men, waiting
punished as is provided by existing to lie recorded in their tninut"s.
to sign burnti checks," he said. "1
law for the punishment of mis
watched • man after man write his
demeanors.
name—and I knew I couldn’t write
Section 8. T h at at any time with .
mine. I dropped out of the line and
in one year after the passage of this,
went to the foot of the class, so no
act the county commissioners of said
body would see me make my mark.,
county may, upon their own motion.!
i*
♦i * ® H* 1*
f f 1,' " ’nssen some
nnd shad
F*rr ■■ ■■■' ••
Z~ put t
thing."
cent of the duly qualified voters * f
I This boy had been in the country
said c, unty, who were qualified to
nearly all of his life, until hb went
vote in the last general or special
intii the army. Then a little later
election held in said county next be
he found out what he had been mis*fore the filing of such petition, ca I
t ing.
As Victor Vaughn once said,
Mrv,i*' ,l<( mi nuqger for loud you've
never tasted? Itut having discovered
his luck, the cover,,ment was ready
to remedy it.
Fertilizer Materials
C H A SE & CO M PA N Y
SEPTEMBER 12 1919
furnished beautiful music throughout
the day. Althngether it was a most
enjoyable nITalr. We hope that each
one present will live to enjoy many
more such pleasant days.
Respectfully,
Sec’y Seminole Chapter,
No. 2, Order Eastern Star.
Penny Pinching
Not Always True
Economy
W ll.l. NOT HAVE TRAININ'!
bach of Interest In Free rraining
ClnsHcs In Nursing
Owing to the lack of interest on
the part of the women of Seminole
county, the free training classes un
der the instruction of a trained Red
Cross nurse have been recalled. It
seems in credible that an opportunity,
for such instruction absolutely free
to the individual should fail to'arouse
enough Interest to organize at least
one class in Sanford, However there
have only been six registrants from
the town, n possible Hix from Chuluota an d -a positive twelve from Ge
neva, but then Geneva always re
sponds.
ness,efficiency and economy of a plain Hour and
a standard baking powder and a so-called selfrising flour. It doesn’t pay to buy self-rising flour.
Most of it is made of low grade materials.
It causes many bake-day failures and a great
loss of expensive baking ingredients.
The expenses of the course were
to have been met out of Chapter
fundi in r**rongition of the valuable
servin'* rendered by the women of
Seminole county during the inten
sive war period. It is significant of
the lack of interest in Red Cross ac
tivities when one compares the mini-
The housewife will tiiruw u iit in
wasted materials many times the amount she
hopes to save. R e s id e , se 1* riviiit^ flour b u s a
tendency to get lumpy and that’s another waste.
Rut what is most important, the housewife gets
less in return as far as food value is concerned
than if she purchased a plain flour and a
standard baking powder.
True economy in baking powder de
mands the highest quality at the lowest price.
A Baking Powder made only of the highest
class ingredients ohiniinlde^«j(^ d lf£i< lJ^ p d
accurately proportioned tiiat it not only pro
duces the maximum of leavening power but
conserves that power, retains its strength and is
unfailing in results, is economical in cost and
use. The housewife saves when she buys it.
She saves when she uses it — and she saves the
materials with which it is used. That is economy
in its highest form —the only kind of economy
me housewife should attempt to practice.
Any Red Cross Chapter or office
con tell you what the government
oilers to men—and women — dis
I
\\ hen it cmnes to restoring its
damaged fighters, the government
lias mentis and resources far beyond
those of any human being or ordin
ary agency, quite recently a young
woman was loaded in Savahnali,
(ia„ who was an expert at teaching
in the art of lip reading to persons
who bail lost their hearing.
Now
she has a class of six southern solI diets whose sense of hearing itad
■been destroyed in the war.
" I was a little afraid to try teach
ing grown people," she confessed.
" M y pupils had all been children.
Hut tin, learned so rapidly and
tried si, hard and succeeded so well
that I am tremendously proud of all
nf them."
This is a fine exa pie of the hu<mini touch in government relief
work only too often
people eon*
jure up a vision of hard, splendid
i oil'll ■- and inextricable tangles of red
tape, when the government Is refer-
T h e packing industry is intri
cate, com plex—far more so than
the railroads or the telegraph.
-Every day multiplying needs
of society increase its problems
and multiplying responsibilities
demand more of it
Highly trained experts, spec
ialists of y ears’ experience,
thinkers and creative men, de
vote their lives, their energies,
their activities, to solving tho
problems of the packing industry
and meeting its widening duties.
Swift & Company is not a few
dozen packing plants, a few
hundred branch houses, a few
thousand refrigerator cars, and
a few million dollars of capi
tal, but an organization of such
men. It is the experience, in
telligence, initiative and activity
which operates this physical
equipment.
Can this intelligence, this ex
perience, this initiative and cre
ative effort which handles this
business at a profit of only a
fraction of a cent per pound from
all sources, be fostered through
the intervention of political
theorists, however pure their
purposes? Or be replaced by
legislation? Does Congress really
think that it can ?
L et U 3
aend you a Swift "D ollar”,
It will interest you.
Address Sw ift & Company,
Union Stock Y ards,
Chicago, 111.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
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V.svirriCoUfAiiT
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American Ked Crou DirtitUo.
S o ft—Miss Costf i b is already uell known la most o f the ladies of
our city. She is o f the Domestic Science Branch of the University o f
Chicago. Simmons College, Bos ten Cooking School, a graduate of
Lewis Institute, Supervisor o f Domestic Science in Public Schools,
Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy. Special Lecturer
to the Women's Clubs.
Wc arc publishing a series of her mast important articles.
(IfT to College
Sanford is to lie well represented
at the Florida Stall' College for
Women this year.
Misses Mary Zachary and Gladys
Green return to F. S. W. C. to com
plete their courses, while Misses
Edna Chittenden, M a y , Thrasher,
Dorothy Humph, Helen Peck, Izetta
Stone and Lillian Swartz enter upon
their university career as freshmen.
The girls will leave Mundav for
New Source of Fat
Mcbiitl-tH I'bilin to have i
(lint a mt r* tumbling tncon
In? obtained from (ihutis I
abundantly on tvtiste In mite.
1890 ,
STILL DOING BUSINESS
] H I !)
R r m i erdm. and , .united cuttrmrrt who haveuwd cor frrtilizrr
yrst afirr year, who always glxdly reecmmrr.d cor goods to ihcir
neighbor! arc cor brit advrriiiemenl., Our priori noi always the
lowest. hot whrn QUALITY ll couiulrrrd. firvrf loo high. W rite
for l.\te»t price Inn, cr lend order and yen will he treated right.
FEttTIUZEHS, INSECTICIDES, SFit AYERS, 1‘QL’LTRY S i r LUES
() . I’A IN T H It 1’lvK TlI.IZ Ivlt CO.
J. E. SW IRLIN G , Loral Agent
.lnrlom iivlllr. Florid#
Sanford, Florida
lint not tin- cri|'|ili*il uibbir-* anti
not tin' ili'iil soldiers and not the
Rid ( ‘mss, which will tell you any
thing you want to know about the
govern moot's melhoii* in these mat
ters.
»
Basket Picnic
On Thursday, the 2Mh of August
Seminole Chunter, Eastern Star was
invited to u basket piruir held by
Mt. Dora ehajiter on Lake Ola, at
Tangerine.
We met at Masonic
Hall at Mean a. in., and beaded by
our big Chief. Father Musson we
struck the trail for Lake Ola. We
landed at noon on schedule time.
T h e r e we sided our big Squaw,
Mother Rollins who had given us
the oli|> and had the camji fires burn
ing for us.
In a little while the
I>ioncers ol Winter Park came up
mid in a short while there were more
than one hundred bright, shining
Stars twinkling around. The stars
shine very bright at Mt. Dora and t
was a grand welcome they gave us.
At 2 ’|». to. the long tables were
groaning under their weight ol the
best eatables, lit for kings. It was
a hungry bunch 'of Seminole* that'
was seated around the tables and
did full justice to everything in
sight, you may be sure.
This gathering was to celebrate
the birthday of the founder ol the
beautiful order of the Eastern Star.
Uro. Robert Morris, who would have
been one hundred and one years old
if be bad lived until Aug. at, 1919.
An organization was formed, to lie
known as the Hubert Morris Mein tr
ial Association, to meet and cele
brate once a year in honor of this
L—• ' „ Ax.,.a
A4* 1?* I" <
e ,
0
«wigareic£s m aae to
m eet you r ta ste !
Camels tire uflcred you as a cigarette entirely
out of the ordinary— a flavor and smoothness
never before attained. To bent realise their qual
ity c o m p a re C am els w ith a n y c ig a r e tte in
th o w o r ld a t a n y p r ic e !
Camels flavor is so refreshing, so enticing, it will
win you at once—it is so new ttnd unusual. That’s
what Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and
choice Domestic tobacco Rives you! You’ll prefer
this blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight!
As you smoke Camels, you 11 note absence of
any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or any un
pleasant cigaretty odor. And, you'll be delighted
to discover that you can smoke Camels liberally
w ith o u t tir in g y o u r ta s te !
Take Camels at any angle—they surely supply
cigarette contentment beyond anything you ever
experienced. T h e y 'r e a c ig a re tte r e v e la tio n !
You do not miss coupons. nremtnrnc or criftc
�'
ernTKMtlBB 12. >9I'J
THE SANFORD HERALD
West S id e C a s h
G rocery !
We are now prepared (o handle your Feed orders.
No order too large. ^
Green Cross Sweel Feed * . Larro and Butter Fat Dairy F eej
Heriicrs Shorts and Bran - Faultless Scratch Feed
West Side Cash Grocery
PAGE NINE
Principal Primary, Montes Harris;
Teachers— Leola Nixon: Grace My
ers, Fannie Reid.
Goldsboro—Principal, J . L. Moore,
Teachers, Emma Byrd, Ethel Gramlln.
Oviedo— Principal, S. E. Monroe!
Assistant, Mary Clark.
Midway— Principal. S. E. M onrc-:
Intermediate, Fannie Reid; Primary.
Mary Clark.
Flies Cut Down Milk Yield
T h e r e ’s no doubt about it. Flies not onlv worry the
cows and the milker, but they keep you from getting
all the milk you should.
And there’s no doubt about this cither.
The one way to get
rid of flies at milking time— and the sure way to get more milk is to use
Longwood—Principal, Minnie Dorluck; Assistant, Aurora Long.
Altamonte
t Springs—Josephine
Grant.
P ratts Fly C h a se r .
Spray it on just before milking.
P R A T T S d on not taint the milk.
P R A T T S d on not burn or blister the bide. P R A T T S dots not take off or
gum up the hair.
Give your cows a chance to give more milk. Give your work animals
a chance to get their rest. Give P R A T T S a trial.
Markham—To he supplied.
Geneva—To lie supplied.
Forest C ity —Ella J. Sanders.
P H O N E IGG
I.. F . Roper
j \\\ Hoot It
Kolokee, To lie supplied.
Guhricllu, To bo supplied.
Lake Monroe, To be supplied,
Bridgend, To be supplied.
Seminole
t
'minty
Colored
Schools
(tin SCHOOLS IN SANFORD
N. B. Six teachers are needed at
Will Open Monday, Sept. 29
once. Apply to Supt. T. W. Law(il'LN MONDAY. S E P T . 29
(Continued from page-1,
All of the colored schools of Sem ton, Sanford.
inole county will open for the fall
tin .-*1 solitary daid*« in !•*! irida. IIterm on Monday, Sept. 29th. The
w^lconu- thorn into their
invites
hi>« i u*t.mi -r- to come out to
compulsory Attendance Law passed
m
his
new
place and visit the dairy in
cidit again.
by the recent Florida Legislature
(Continued from Page 5)
operation. II- wants them to a«*o
Itfluw you will find the names of makes if*'obligatory on every parent
his new plans and the nc«v nrtdiin(h# tc-ach«r> "f the several schools of or guardian to send the children to
t
B, Chapman, c
U i
-ry
a ad the *il,dilute m-.mlm -ss in
(hf fjty
Among these are many soliool
Any child between the ages
:i o
0
Johnson, ct
every
department.
dm weft- with us last year, and we of seven and sixteen .years, inclusive, Crow, .’lb
*i 0
1
rtjoice if> thrir decision to remain must attend school, when such is Thompson, sx
a I)
1
dth u. for another year. Those who provided, for the entire school year,
Garcia —Kin t
11 I
Danville, 1h
.1 o
ire nrw to us come well recommond- or the parent nr guardian will lie
MisMarie
Garcia and Ralph
ti
1 ti
Childs, rf
t \ and will soon find their way injo held .accountable to the county au
King
were
united
in marriage Sun
o
0
C. Chapman, If
thorities.
cur homes and hearts.
day
afternoon
at
the
Catholic church
a ()
Drayton, p
Rev, Father O’ ltioridan olli iating.
Prof. J . N. (.’rooms will again bp
Cive these teachers your heartiest
, ^purt ami Sanford will again ro- at the head of Hopper Academy, the
HI 2 Miss Garcia was a former resident
Totals
25
1 !J
of Honduras, coming here with the
j^i .- ir. having one of the very host Sanford Colored High School, and
Score by innings —
family
of Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Morse.
will no doubt give us the excellent
,(.> ]
-terns in the state.
01)0 000 000—0 Mr. King is wall known in this sec
Lakeland
school that lie has given us for the
out) 00! 00*—I
Sanford
Tsai-her- of Sanford Public Schools
tion. having been born and raised
past fodrteen years.
Under Prof
for thi jvar 1919 and 1920:
Summary: Left on
e . —.... .- , »
i . : . ...... .........
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.f ’Uftd is now tanning on tin- east
iMSl'i.WIMK
- * - *.'4 tiioiit ingii oemou—Yrincipul, the Sanford Colored School has lAtig land 7, Sanford 5; two base bits* side. The young couple will make
<' au*ie *■ (Icilvie: Latin, Mrs. It. (\ been the envy of surrounding towns Chibls; base on balls. olT Drayton I: their future home here and have the
MjjwhII French and History. Miss and counties, and it is with much struck out by Ery II, by Drayton II; best wishes of tluir many friend,-.
w . (Mark: Science, Miss Pauline pleasure that we can again announce sacrifice bits, Wicker, C. Chapman.
G rdon; English, Miss Sara E. Mu- his return to us for the ensuing year. Johnson, Childs. Morris: sacrifice ily.
Mettinger Rack Again
Crow; stolen bases, Poland, B. Chap
r.,.: Spar ti. Mrs. J . (1. Leonardy:
At Oviedo, Prof. Monroe will man: batter hit, B phaptnan by
It is just impossible for J . 1C- MetMatheinatte.-. Miss Ida May (irtiy.
again be mast >r of ceremonies, and i-..^ 1 j U-.Ii , -,,, %.1,
t<> -t.i> away irom Sanford
ni ll.lli —
.-ant m I'.jiuiimr Sciiooi Pr.ii- those acquainted wi.h »Yo>. Monroe villi-, Stewart to Thompson to Dan and South Florida, having just finish-'
ripa!. Mr.
ilnra L.
Dlekenson: well understand that
un* ville. Time. 1:IK. Umpire*, Pluck- cd his vacation, n.i.,
in,,,,,; u in
L.
..Miss Clara Miller.
>iner •very successful year for Or burn ar.d Lauzon.
the place he loves so muen, right
Mr- IVarl I'.ulihitt. S e n oiii Grade. ange Academy, the Oviedo colored
here in Sanford, taking a couple of
\f-. |{. • I. Dickenson, Mrs. J . P. School, especially as Mrs. Mary
jaunts
to the beach to an elfnrt ,to
Sanford Takes Another ^
Hurley: Sisth tirade, Miss Ida Mnej Clark will again he the assistant
land
some
of those twenty pound
Lakeland, Sept. 10. — Despite the
Hall. Mi- Winnie Drown;
Fifth |there.
bass,
he
returned
to his position
fact that they outplayed the Celery
Grade. V.-- Gertrude i.itlle, Miss f Miss Minnie Berlack has accepted
(credit
manager)
with
the Jackson
Feds In every department of the
Annie Kurland iTo lie .supplied); re-app"int merit us principal of the
ville
Furniture
Company,
Jackson
game the Highlanders were returned
F irth Grade. Miss Ruth Hand, Long wood Colored School, much to
ville. The treasurer of the Florida
on the losing end of a fi to 5 score
M,«i Ruth Katiner, Miss Mac Field. the gratification of her patrons there.
Furniture Dealers Association, who
here this afternoon.
The Celery
is
also manager of the above named
Last Side Primary School - Prin Miss Aurora Long will again he lor Feils gut to 11nil early in the game,
company,
finding it impossible to
cipal. Mr- St'dla P. Arrington: assistant.
shoving over a brace of runs in the
attend
the
semi-annual convention.
First Assistant To be supplied);
Following is the list of teachers as third on n pair of hits, a sacrifice
1
now
in
session
in Orlando delegated
Second Grade, Miss Emma Owen: appointed fur the various Colored Ily, a fielder’s choice and a sacrifice
ou*
former
citizen
to represent him
Grade, Mtrs Kathryn Wilkey. Schools of Seminole County:
Ily. In tin* fifth they counted four
am! their company at that meeting.
Sanford. Principal, J . N. (’ rooms: on three hits, an error, a sacrifice
Wv«t Side Primary School— Prin
and a double steal, which ended
cipal. Miss Helen Brigham: First As- Teachers — 1st Assistant, W. 11.
Congregational Church
their scoring for the afternoon.
(’
rooms;
Julia
Eaverly,
Catherine
siitant, Mi-> Nettye Maine*: Second
The communion of the
Lord’s
PO A K
A l» R
Grade. Mi* I.a \'oln Burns; Third Holley, Ora Trammell. Viola Brock, Sanford
Slipper
will
lie
held
at
the
t
’ongfrel
2
Bernice
Stanley.
Stewart,
2h
Grade. M;-- \nnie Cameron.
ti 1
0
Chapman, r
gational church Sunday morning at
:i 0
0
Johnson, ef
O
even o’clock.
0
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Crow, :ib
In the evening there will be an
0
0
Walker, if
echo
meeting of the great Bullalo
0
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Thompson, -s
II
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Christian
Endeavor Convention, at
Danville, th
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eight o'clock.
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wiiti tkil.ii M.;:>.vl. Maaiit'io ml I’annuleri now. Tiiiui tin-'*1 or fe-ir t-scry
iluy until >oii are entirely freo from
nairi.
Tills w e ll- k n o w n preim iitlori tins lieen
one o f Me- ii.nloii.il remedies o f H o l
land for ic n iu r le e
In 11 . •, ilie (jovernintnt of tin- N eth erlan ds urnnte.l a.
s. i ri il charter iiuthotlslnu Its preparfttto-i •; 1 rate.
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Remember lltii price include! 2 pair* of
ponti.
Thrrt U no bv'.trr tiliatratioo of the adrantisa ef
d*»linj with Furchgott's Mall Order Serricw
than in this cilfaordiauy oSrriog. and you (rt
the metchaedire the second dsy »fu» jo « mail
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Itnsi-lnnil Dairy Moves
The Rosciunil Dairy has moved to
their new place near Monroe. The
RoHctand Daiity under the aide mana
gement of Mr. Stapler has outgrown
the old quarters and Mr. Stapler i.s
a stickier for plenty of clean pas
ture, a place to grow feeds and sani
tary arrangements for the dairy and
thcscowa. lie winded an ideal spot
for the building of a large dairy*
business and he found it near Mon
roe in the immense prairies of the
, St. Johns river. He expects to not
only have one of the Inrgest dairies
i’i this part of ther state hut he will- also have one of the cleanest ,nnd
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OnFlour. Cr?ii5«nd Feed
T a package today. Noce the flavor—the wholetaste of Kentucky Burley
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y do so many “ regular
buy . L u ck y S trik e
ettes? They buy them
iu i
me special flavor of the
toasted Burley tobacco.
There’s the big reason— it*s
toasted, and real Burley. M ake
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�SEPTEMBER 12, iaj9
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE TEN
New apaper C^tpy No. 53S-A
Space 420 Line*
SB).' • Sre 10, Twp 21 d. !Uo(* 29 E.
po >c;t> niort or Imi .
You and rath of you arc hrrthy ordrrrd to
b« anil tpptar before our utd Circuit Court
at tha Coart llauu in Sanford, Florida, on
th* 3rd day of Nor, A. D. 1919, thro and
thrrr to mike ant»»r to th* bill of complaint
hrrrin Died afafn.t youl
It l> furtbtr ordered that thlt nctlra be
publiehed onr* a *>rak for twelve wrrki in
tbe Sanfotd Herald, a nrwtpiprr publiehed
In Seminole County, Florida.
witniea my hand and real of eald Circuit
Court, thlt the 7th day of Au*. 1919.
(Stall
E. A. DOUOLASS
Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co. vla.
E. F. Houthnldcr
«s-l3tc t
Solicitor
Truck Crops
We offer a wide range of formulas for truck crops in different
sections of the state— any analysis you want, proportioned to give
steady growth with minimum waste.
Send for new Fertilizer Catalogue giving description ol the
Ideal Brands.
N o ilcr nf Application or T a t l> rrd t'n d c r
S e ctio n • of C h a p ter I l l s , !.•■■ o f F l o r
ida
N e w V e g e ta b le B o o k
Nolle i* bcr*Hy sirm that T. <V. Thupen, pu.chatrr of Taa Certificate No. 10^.
dated the 3rd day of July, A. I>. 191*. h*.
filed raid crrlificato In my uflke, and haa
made application for taa deed In fttur In
accordance with law. Said certificate on*
brant the followine J n c t iM property »ituated In Seminole county. Florida, to-wlt:
Lot 38. ll.iMr.tc.tTa Survey yf an Add to
Sanford. The laid land brine M i n t e d at
the date ol the mjir.ee of iuch certificate
in the name if W. J. Thlfpen. L'nlen laid
certificate thill be redeemed accordlni to
law tat deed will leaue thereon on the 30th
dll' 111 September. A. I). 1919.
IVIlnraa my official »i(natufr and *r»l
thla the 2*th day of Auruit, A. I). 1919.
cal
E. A. IMh TOLASS,
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla.
2-ttc
fly \. M. Douplat.. I>. C.
The Year's Most
Pleasing New Seek
HE season offers no o th e r sedan so p leasin g in Die b eau ty of
its lines and its fu rn ish in g s, a s th e now series C h an d ler
T
S edan . .And th e re is none th a t m a v ho co m mired wit li if a ta .r.v W
th in g like its p rice.
W
a
T h e new C h an d ler Sedan is th e high">t expression ci years of
d evelop m en t in tiie cre a tio n of closed bodies. It i.; b eau tifu l to
look a t , an d m o st co m fo rta b le to rid e in. it 'uis style and refine
m en t th a t m u s t ap peal to those v. l.o c a re D - ih e ftn e r tilings.
T h is c a r se a ts seven persons m o s t c o m fo rta b ly or five when
a u x ilia ry ch airs a r c n o t in u se. T h e fr o n t s c a t b ;;ei!d, n ot
divided as in previous m odels, an d th e window p osts a re a per
m a n e n t p art of th e body, n o t rem ov ab le. T h e w indows, however,
m ay be lowered nw rr; o r od je .» •> VV^T..VTTd \veatT.er and the
wish. T h e e n tire in te rio r is u p h o lstered in finest q u ality silkpiush of pleasin g p a tte rn for cu sh io n s and plain ton e for head
lin in g. In terio r liftin gs a r c in d u ll silver finish.
DcApIte tho larfiCAt production in the history r f the Chandler Company,
the demand for the new »erlex sedan will quIrVIy (otramn* tin* proijoction for
weeks •ocome. Your early order will he n kufciV.i.ir/.'jjjfalnsr «hi^i7i,r,.'lt:t im-rtt.
M X SPLENDID BODY TYPES
A»r#>*./'uiivi.ffr /. i . n Car.
ta u r-l‘anrn(rr lH\patch Car, JlhrS
Stvrn-Cu\trn[rr Srdam, (.’ 795
htur-l'aurntr’ C-.t:^r, T.’fikf
l l l f n . n f , i. I. tlrrtltmj
/..M ile.
J imouunr,
WIGHT TIR E COMPANY
SANFORD, FLORIDA
C H A N D LER M O TO R CA R C O M P A N Y , C L EV ELA N D , OHI O
Contains thirty-six pages of information cm the growing of
commercial vegetables, also Irish potatoes, strawberries, melons, imd
cucumbers. Free on request.
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO
Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers
Dealers in Spray Pumps and Insecticide*
LI.E, — — — — — J*J • — * “
II. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch
In Circuit Court. Nrirnlh Judicial Circuit
Seminole County, Florida. In Chancery
Mary M. Seccrd, widow.
Complainant
*a
Hill to
Mulct Title
All unknown heirt of aid all unknown per•nn» rlaimin* Intereat yndrr E. S. and fi, J
White, Mr*. C. W. Jaeocka and all unknown
yere-nt rlalmln* intereat under C. IV.
arockt ami all unknown par.iei claimil>E an inert ret in and to l«ntl 2, 3, I, ,>.
fi and 7, lllork 2, K. J. White'. Subdivirion a. recorded In plat book No 2, Seminole
County Keeotdi, Itefrndanta.
nltUEIt
To all unknown hrira of, anti all unknown
para tn. rlaindnr Int"-*' .thdrr II. S. « l„ j.
unite, and to alt unknown peraont claiming
Intereat tinder C. W. Jaeocka, and an un
known partira claiminK an Interect In and to
l.ot. 2. 1. I. V A T.lllock 2. E. J. White'.
.Subdlviaion .. recorded in 1‘lat Hook No J,
Seminole County Itecord*.
You and each of you are hrfeby ordered
to appear ti tht bill of complaint herein
file ! afainM \. u, on the Hub- dal for Novem or. the .arnJ bring the third id Novem
ber 1919.
It i. further ordered that thla notice be
fiubliahed once each Week for twelve w.—h3
n the Sanford ll'rald, a newtpaper pub-I
li.hrd fn Seminole County, Florida,
Wilneu my hand and official aeal ol the
•alii Circuit Court t hi a the nth day of Aui- ,
u.t. 1919
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FLORIDA
E L D E R SPRINGS WATER
THOMAS I). IIAKII If, Fh. I>.
Aniljtlral inij I'onbullin^ I hrmlst • Crofra«donal of Natural Hrir.ifr
IcRirrllui. |(«i»|i|in* College* I lurida
Private Laboratory of Hollins College
Mf. T* O. Charles
*
Winter Park, Via., Not. 3th, 19 JA
Sanford, I la.,
Dear Sir;
I hair* rnmplff es! ;&t * fwi * befitit aI anaif al a of tIKr sample of wafer that
fait brought me early Ia*( »rrk, ansd have obtained the following results:
Color
.Clear Chlorine
1,71 Qarli per million
Vieartion
Neutral Total sulld#
9,00 patio per million
Free Ammonia 00 part* per million llardnea*
23.03 pari* per million
Albuminoid Ammonia
.Trace Nitrate* , . . . . . . . „
,.MTrace
Thr abaenre prnttlrally of free ami nlhumlnold ammonia in thl* otter an«|
It* iffy email amount of chlorine Inill rate* It* etrrllrrl quality fur haute hold
piifpmr*. In addition to the pond quality character Ullr* of auperl or household
water. It possesses special feature* of murh value, especially (hoar of ticrllant
natural aeration and LOW degret of hardnr**.
Thr harlrrlotogIra! anat)»U, resulting in an average total count, In four
*amp!e* of the water, of 3 harlcrla per rent.: and In finding no colon, or otbrr
harmful barterla. fully confirm It* good quality Indlralrd by tbe C'llKMK'AI.
analy ala.
Of the many water* of thla and other region* that I hate anatyred, I hatv
found none superior In all good qualities to that of the "llltlrr Water.'*
*
t-«• Nlainr*.
Huliclirir for Complainant
T . 0 . C H A R L E S , D is trib u to r
In Hr ill ll Court of Hi* Nr* noth Judlrf i
Circuit of Itorlda, Seminole County* ,n
<hanrery,
J. V. Lalng, joinrd by J. K, Lalng. h»r bur*
band. Complainant*.
SANTOIIh. I Ml III I) A
VI,
Wm <i. Anib'nrlrd, It. If. Ilamvry, firn. II,
Morton, Individually and »■ trutU*, Cal
vin A t'nqgte—
C WafttATirT
vidUaiU and a* tfunlrr, Allurt CJ. Kavri,
and Itiehb AA*. -dbridgr, and all unknown
prfftuiit claitnii,* any tntrrrai by* *■^rough
or undrr any of 1 1*•* almv** nam**d ilrfmdant*, ritb* r a* hvira* 'bvliru, giatitrea*
Ivgstn * *»r otheriM*r, and all unknown par*
•on* claiming Intrrnt bv through or under
Jrulr C. Murphay and J. lUchnnnd Murph
phry, hrr hu*hand, now (Iterated, a* hrira
dr vitrr*. Itgatr«*i or othrrwitr and all
other unknown prrton* claiming any inter
est In and to taid pr«»prrly involved In taid
•ult. Jirfrndantt.
Order of Conctrurtlvr Service.
T«* the Orfrnranli. Wm. Ci. Andrtirlrd*
II. II. llamM»y. tiro. II. Morton, individually
and a» truitr#. Calvin A. I'niffc* Albert («.
Ilavra and I(If hie Woodbridgr:
It appearing from th* tworn bill of com
plaint herein bird that your plan* of r*»iHenee ti unknown, and that you aft* over
thr agr if 21 p in .
It i» therefor# fOrdered that you and each
of you do appear before our Said Circuit
Court, at the Court Iluuie in Sanford, Fla.
on tlw tVth day of October A. I». 11*111, then
ar.*i th'r** to make antwer to the bill of com
plaint herein fi!*d again<t you.
It It further ordared that thU notice be
pUbill bed for eight ConieClUiv* «rekl in th*
Sanf «td Hi raid, a ii««*|iap*r pubhahed in
Sr minobi Cu, Fla.
Wltni** my hand and vial of *ai*l Circuit
Coart thiv th Tib da> of Auguat I'JlH.
Mil)
F. A. DUUGLAHS
Clerk i f CUcuit Court Seminole Cu.’Fla.
II. F. II out hub]if,
•Solicitor.
«»S-?*tc.
R O L L IN S
COLLEGE
(LAKE VIRGINIAi
G E O R G E MORGAN WARD, D. D„ LE D
President
Oldest College In Florida
Intcr-Denoniinatiunul
S*mlnnl* County, Florida, on thr !f»th day for
of Stptrmb+r
mmuant In Chaptrr hen
MlCi of th* Law* of rlorbfa. Art* of I'•ttf.
\i
FntitUd An Art to Prohibit Hog* »»r Swine f,lf,
runnini or roaming at larg* in *ald rounty, rlfo
In fire nil four t of thr Srirnlh JurlJrlal for th* purpot* of adopting or rrjrrtlng th* If.,,
provlilon* of *ald **♦, -ai 1 «Ifnion to t»r ar)lj
fire ult of Florida. S*mln«1* founiv.
held In arrordanr*- with #mting law* govefn*
In f h nerrv.
Ing general election*. Including thr quallfl- .
C. L Kandall, Complainant
Vff,
cation of voter*.
William Atklnv in l>»nirl. Luther C. Porter,
Th* following 1 1*cl of* have been appointed Oi*
Th* port* mouth Truat Ac ft uarant*** Co., to ffindurf •aid rlretlon and t«» ranvan* an! t|nn
Alice r Hill. I laAid Lee Danlrl. A. !> make r* turn* * ? th* vote* ravt in the **veral <*Mr
Start Ird, and all unknown per*on* rf aim
*
ing any int*r*-*t l»y through *r under the I»r* rinrt *, n *perlively, th* Ia* t ina m*«I to ar t
Vr.’
above named pattb* **r either of them, a* »'
U ncle Eben.
Precinct No I Tim K**ne. F. IT (l ie* Tu<
heir*. d*vt**•■*. grant»*•*, legit*** or otherM*
ml**, ami all other unknown riervon* Haim- A. W. Wat hen and IV. F Shellry,
"A
real
loafer.*'
mid Undo Eben,
Pferinrt No 2 A S. Ifawkltl*. J C. Motlett ha
Ing any tntrr»*t in and <•* *ald land* Involved
iln* saddled to get along without
Ja« A. John*MO and J. w, Hell,
tii*r
In taid anil, *t at.
«
Prrrlnrt No l f*. L. Ilritt, («, P, Paxton, the
nrk. He wants busy folks to quit
I >i fendant ■«
I*axhi Spt*r, and F, P. Itine*.
**SI
Ordrf»of Constructive Service
•lr Jobs t** mltnlrp him."
Precinct
No.
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F,
Johnm
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To
t h*
»li*■f * n d a n t *: \Vi Ilia m
A t k I n von
A. V, MrCiultin and Leona: I K-Ir.
ItaniH, Luther C. pi»rt*f, Th*- Portarncuth »on.
No. A, T. L- Cuahinr. N. J.
Tru*t A Ciuarantte* <*«»., Alice
Ilill. ni r,Precinct
l K ti. \Aalcott and 1L It, *dc(’ail
David Lf* flam* I and A. I». Starbird
Pfrrlnrl No »1. S V
Just IntrrcAtfd.
*t*>r«
It appearing from the sworn bill of com* J. V. Wick., and M
fine day .fane "u* b**»klrig at tile
plaint h* rein f'*d,. that your place -f •*•**
dm« I* o*i •
r, At. d that you af* nv*r d* r, fj. r, Jfti-uba and L H C«dlin*.
death no!b***' tunl v\11*•11
\vh> 'lie
Ih* age #.f Jt ..ear*
Precinct N«*. *
* , L. Math*r*. •*, K
whs
moling
them
*li»*
r*plb*«l:
"I
It !■ i h« ft for* Ord« fed that you and •ac V, Wa! h* ;*, P J llrdditt irid A W.
If I’ll* !«• ItlAll |w dv-iol Yi*t."
t-A\niit t* *
of you *in appear i<»f..fe uur taid t’irruit
Pr*rln*t 'Li, !» T. I» llarttcy, T. !* !« *l»
Court at th* t *urt II • in Sanford. FI nd* J. A. Ilt*tiin*, and J N. H*-arcy.
on th* nth day of Lrlnver. V I*. 1*J r». thin
JCu. 1 0 . Jan,** ll«<d, J, <». \tarand there •. make iniatf to the till <f tin,Pr*-*ihct
Real Geniality.
A. C, Sjobbim and ^A. II, Sj<ibtom.
complaint rdt d h* rein again* t you.
The Inborn geniality *«f some people
Pf**cinrt
No.
It.
W
i»*t*h
*n,
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W
.
It l« further or der * d t hat t hl * *>rd*f L*
amounts to genius—E. 1#. Whipple,
puldiihvd in U.« Sanfurd II* raid, - n-iijujiif Mull'ti, A. II. Fuller and W, II. ItallariL
Said Hrctiun l« * h* Id rn ar-ordan**
puidivhi d In Seminole Count>, Fla,, once a
“»lth th* u v *jf H'lflda gov* rnltig th* htdd
week lor right con«*cutlv* »*rk*
ing hi ir*-n»rtl •■Irctt«*nf in taid talc and r-• Witnev* my har d and **a! of it; ! <,* ,it turn*
t* b* mad" tu in* Hirk and chairCourt thl* the Tth da> of Augutt II*C*
ma n H thr Ibard «d i **mnt> Cummi**ii»ri* r*
fStall
K. A. boCM.ASS. t*f
iKhi
County.
Clffk of 1‘irrui! Court Seminole Co f Flai Dun* by uni* r f th# Hoard of County
I*. F. II nu*bolder•
* ••mini*«)f>n« r* of
mifinl* C*mnt>, Flnrida
Soliritur.
Ural
i a. IMid* l.A
t Ink *.f lL-ard *f County Ci»r»mi*«i'*firr«
tf hrintnob- County, Florida.
In Ihc Clffii I CutiM of Ihr Srvrnlh JiifliHC
Circuit »*f ! lorld*. seminal* * «ur»D, In 1
f hanrrf} .
J. F. Lalng, Joined by J. II. I.alnr, l*r >*j*»
I*IttH 1 AM AI H I S
band.
Wf *■r* a * I'hapt«t r i*" I , Act* ef I*«1!«,
Camplainif *
La* «d Fb-rida, »nt)tbd *V\S art t* ab*di«h
v#.
Wrn. fi Andt-nrltd. It. II. Uamif)*, f»*n It the pf. *t ni municipal government of the Null..- .if \(Iplk.llrui iif r>< Itrr l t'mlrr
Morton, individually and a*
Cal city «J .Sanford* county* id Sr min'd*-, *!«! ** of
.'■rfllun if ( I ti .i>i ■r I . . . , I * « . ..( ( I.,vin A. ! (.*(■*, Anna
Wiodbridg*. Indl* Florida, and to .'fganlie incorporate and
Ida
vlduallv and »*
•, AHurt <L Hivn '•tabfith a city gov* rnfncnt for th* *amr,
N'dlr. i< hrr.liy (Ivm ih.i v;. C. Ii|rli,i>n.
and HIeh»* AA1 dI*r‘•Ig**, and a11 tinkn**wn and to pr* «crllie thr Jurlcdict)•n, tioarti and |>iirr.n-.r
r.rtitlr.lr
IT.',. .Uti.l
peraoti* claiming )-itrr-«t. !»> through or un- futtrfhiri * f tail municipality •* approved ‘ 1 III 1* I <t,»
I I T, h,. fit.
arr anv *f th* above nam*d defendant*, Jut;* Tth, 1919. provide*, amain other ..id t.rKfiratf*■: ini fhff 'idir.,I». and
m.fti•'llhff at baif't, drv|****. grant*' ", b-git*** thing* that '"Th* provision* *»f thl* act shall •Ptdir.tli.i. f. t t, t .Jr- i t-. i.iu, ip 4 rr..rdnr oth*rafM , a* d all unknown per*on* r‘aim •io iff. idTrrtiv* and *hall hr In full fw • 4Pr. .it,. |,v. Said rrrtlfirat, .nbtlfrl
ing Ifit* r*it bv, through >*r und*-r invlt C. and *l!irt or., fro an t aft< r the first Tu» »- ttir f'dl»*inc dr*r,lt.nl t(r<i|.rM) »lt.t4 ti-d in
Murpbay and J. Uirhmind Murph**v, hr* da. - after the firat M**nday In J anuary,
r»unt)', Fl<.r|.{*.
I!.,-,
bu*l and, now it*rrav»i|, av hrir«, *l**vl#*-«-v, 192©* provided That the same shall be ap Si.nln.ilr
S nf Nf. rf.r *.f W' ■ <f S- r. 2, T. 20 S.
hfalit*. ef oth*-fw|*r, and all nth-r unknown prox d and ratified by a majority vote id ft.
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un• d 1 .1mlng «ny lnt* tr *1 In a nd tu •aid th* *|u.itIfi* *1 rhetor* *.'? th* city of Sanfurd* ft, N 2,(1., It. C, ,rrr. Tf.. .aid land
I..—
voting at an flection to be held for that Inr »•■••••d at tInproperty invbicrd'in *ald *ull.
datr .f tlir muanr* nf
PUrpuse on October Tth, !!*!!•, and it I* .iii-h r. rtiinatr In tf.r name
Defendant*.
nf
Sam.
.
hereby mad*- the duty of thr fit,- council H Hmtth l.*nlr«* .aid r.rtlf.ratr «tiatl t.r M
Ofilt r of Con «1M five S**r vice
r*-to provide for and hob! «<irh cl*r- drrmrd arr. r.line t>. I»m ta« dr..I « 111 |..,lr
To all ut,kf,..wn Marti-* l*l#nmr* lnt*r *t Sanford
on the date namtiL Laid r*» mcil shall
by, through <>t und r Wm (i, Awlmrlrd, lion
trim on thr 3111h da> i f Srlitrinlx r.
give thirty day* rutHer of *ucn i lection and thl
It. II. Hafniev, (**■•** II. \|n*tr*n. indiSduaMv •
Ii 1919.
halt provide for and pay all cost* of hobling A. VVltnr..
and a* truvtr*. f’alvin A. poip, \lb«rt ti, the
ilcnaturr and ,ral
and of the pr* paration «»f tin* ltd. thr 2MI.myday..rlirial
Kavf*. lUcl.l" Wo .dbridgr and Ja*«ia V, cha1 1 *arr.e
nf Auru.t,
li, 1919.
rr, n**t t*i »■xrerd 1 1ne 11un«tr•it *11mo.ft(.*•
Muiphry atr.*1 J. IliOirnond Murphry, hrr Dollar*.
t:
I»i11■
<; t.ASS.
Such «action Hull t * held in r*»n*
buiiiand, a* h*ir«. «lnl* m, grant* v, legit*-** formity with
<‘ltrk t'uruit t'niirt Srmfn.dr
, y|a
# and or«Hnanc«s nov* in
•»r othcfwli*- er any of **ltn r of them, and wU forr* relaling law
to kpetlal «1* rtlnn*. At the
unknown partnn*. rorporatlnnt or aaaivria* •am* rI* rt ion thr*-e
city •»mr l««b»ner «hsll
lion*, claiming an ln»*f**t in the following be * b'cted, provided
thl* charter I* ap
<!r«erlb*d propertv altuata in s'*rnlnole t'oun- prove*! and ratified tf not,
no coinmuty» Florida, tu wit, It* gin «i lntar*«'rtJan of •bmeri will b* rlertrd. then
for
Kait !Jn«' of Mrllonvlll* Avr., with south city commlolnn shall be r ho**Caodidatta
n and nnmln*
•lina *d Nrc. .30. run North along \tallonvIII* #t* li a* follow* .Any one may
Hr
ml
a
to
a
At*.. HMt yard*. F**t at fight angle* IS?
to havr any* number, nut to rareed
>afd«, South at right angle* 162 vardv. petition
of name* H candid**.*# for ilty com*
Wea* 1(2 >ardv, Hrr. 30 Tap. 19 S. Itangr three,
mU*ian, plared on the* ballot and If iuch
31 K.
petition shall be *lgfud by on** huntlfH or
Vuu argl rach of ymi arr h «r*hjf ord* r»d more «|iiatified ib-rtors of thr city and shall
to br and aop** r lirfnrr ntlf *ald Circuit be accompanied with a written notice that
Court at lot* Court Him* n Sanford, Fla n the rarididat* or candidate* s-huo name *«r
thr 3rd day of Nov, A l» 1WIJ, thrn and names air therein presented wi.l accept th*
iKni to mak# an* «tr to th* bill ofcomptalnt ofTlre «»f city rummis#loner If he D electid,
lieftin filed against you.
the city rounril shall plgrc hit riam*- on the
It i* further order *dthat thl* null## be I-ll t, provid*d that sue it jal.tUn and
Agent Drew Development
pubUahr \ nnr# a we* k fur tw«*fvii wrAi In written notice id acceptamr U filed with th*■be Fanford IDrald, a nrwtpiprr, puPlitn* d Hty council at least ten ilfil day* prior to
In Krminol* County, Florida.
betion, and the council *hall publish the
Wltrraa my hand and aral of said Cirruf name* of alt candidal^ having qualified a*
Court, tlri* tha 7th day of August imv.
above in a new*tnp#r ci! general circulation
(Hrali
K. A. DOUGLASH
of th** city, in tne issue ju*t preceding the
Clerk nf Circuit Court Hrmlnulr Co., 3*la. election. No elector iball sign petition* for
7:. F. HoutUldrr
more tl an three c*ndidat*«. No tandidalr
Solicitor,
*15-13tr
shall circulata his u«n petition. The three
(AMdidat** receiving the three highest num
NOT1CK l » UtKTtll/:
ber id vote* cast at such eltetfPn. provided
Nolle, fa htrtby (Ivtn that an .Irrllon the chart* r l* approved and ratified, shall be
ill It hi Id a t thr arttral TotllnE plan* In dee*r*d elected for #Fe fD • cr m—'iH - i*rs
AIM
To provide a liberal education, a generous culture, a
thorough training of the physical, intellectual and spirit
ual nature.
OFFERS
Four-year course leading to A. B. degree. Pre-profes
sional courses in Agriculture,- Medicine, Engineering,
Law and Theology.
Special departments: Music, Commerce, Home Econo
mics, Normal, Fine and Applied Arts and Academy.
Roster of Lectures for 1919*20 includes a large number
of authors, scientists, artists and professional men of na
tional prominence.
Naval Unit with instruction for ten ratings.
Strong
athletic program including aquatics. Expenses moderate.
Thirty-Fifth year begins 22 September, 1919.
catalog and other information address:
K T H E SEC ItETAftV. ItOl.I.INS t'OLI.EEi:
Winter I'ark, Flurida
A 2 5 c W ant Ad in T h e Herald
will Ren, Your House For You
R E A L E S TA TE
L IS T Y O U R P R O P E R T Y
AND W E CAN
S E L L IT .
Your Home
Insure
Your Auto - Toi
Liability
Property Damage
Co.
Formerly Holden Real Estate Co
City Lots: in All Parts of City
Celery Lands in jM. M. Smith s Sub Division
�SEPTEMBER 12^1919
THE SANFORD HERALD
W. F. Barllelt
Oakfleld, Ga , May 10, 1917.
Old Kentucky MIr . C o.,
raducah, K y.
Gentlemen:
Plcaae nllow me to state that I
have sold your hop cholera remedy
for one season and have ordered
more (or this season. Last year I
«old it to 12 or 15 men who raise
hogg, I told each of them to take
the remedy, feed it to their hops
ar.d if they lost a staple hop from
disease of any kind not to pay me
a cent for the remedy! hut when
they began to sell cotton every man
came in and paid me for the medi
cine and every one of them told me
that it was the best hop medicine
they ever used. One man paid me
for the small packupe anti bought $5
worth more and said it was the best
that be bad ever tried.
Yours very truly,
\\'. F. Uartlctt.
Merchants Grocery Co.,
Sanford, Fla.
;*-4tc
Carelessness Results in Failure
t bl a Cour t .
’
t ‘ I* further ordared t h a t t hla not i ce be
publlahed lor lour conaecul i ve aaecltt in the
S an f or d Herald, a n » » i p a p » r publianad in
Se mi nol e County, F l or i da.
Wl taeaa, E. A. D a u , l a , r . Cl erk of t h e
Ci r c ui t Court a.vl t n e aeal t hereof thla 23 rd
d a y ol J u l y A. I>. I'-M'i.
E. A. UOL ' GI . A S S . C l e r k .
Uy V. M. l l o j ^Uaa. Ii. C.
A. K. I'oweri,
Sol i c i t or lor C->-npl alnant.
65-5 te
NOTICE
No t i c e la b e r t h ) y i x u t hat t he Hoard n(
C o u n t y Cnminlaalunera in and (or Semi nol e
C o u n t y , Fl ori da, will r . c . l t i hiila al t he of.
(Ice. u( t he Cl erk o| aal d Hoard at t h r Court
l i e u — in S s a l ur d . F i e . , on or before |u
o ' c l o c k a. m. on t he 6 t h day ol Oct ober,
A. D. I DID, tor t he cl eari ng and fillinr of t he
r i g ht of way ol t he Ur n e va- Hr i dge n d l load.
A c o p y of the plana and •periflcatiuna r a n
be had by appl i cat i on t o t he Cl erk o| thla
Hoard, on ami a l t e r S e p t . 2 0 t h. |D1D.
T h e board reaervea t he right to rej ect any
a n d alt bide.
Uy order ol t he Hoard of C o u n t y C o mmlaalonera ol Se mi nol e C o u n t y , Fl ori da.
E. A. D O U G L A S S , Cl erk.
3-Stc
PAGE ELEVEN
T h t r t t u r i , t h i . U t o raqul ra you, t h * *aid ,
l i e i t Kui l hr
r . v. l y n T , o l h i a m t o i p p r e r t o t h r bill ot ' «1. rt l t, n M h.ld
rnmplair.t, r i Mh l t r d a c a l n i t you lyr t h . i D U t r l r t No. I, !
■
n a n . d c o mpl a i na n t , t r a i n s T . l <t * l - ’ a r r o r d a n r * will
baum, and thin day nlrd In t h e above at atrd ' Kl n r l d, Arta o|
couf t , on Monday, t he 3 r d d a y of November, or not i h»r * aha
hi
' I 9 !*** “ I h . r w l i * t he bill ol compl ai nt T a a School l l l i t i
• ill be taken aa by y ou confeaaed.
I buiTUi, aa are pr
. . tVltncaa my hand aa Cl er k and t he aeal o| •n 't,1
t he Circuit t.'ourt. S e v e n t h J ud i c i a l Ci r c u i t !
••••It I urther
In and lor the c o un t y o| S e mi no l e , atate of tl'*n be publithe
rl or l da. on thle t he 3rd d a y of Se pt embe r, B e » a p a p e r nubll
A. I). 1 •»|».
I l o r l d a , within •
K. A. D O U G I . A S S ,
•
t rl ct once a wee
C.lrrlt Circuit Court , S e mi n o l e Co., t'la.
T h l a rraolulioi
lirorate A beCnt t ea,
Sol icitor and ol Counael f or Compl ai nant,
3- 9te
Grocery C o m p a n y , a c or por at i on, C o mm e r
cial Cr edi t C o m p a n y , a c o r por a t i o n, r t al :
It la he r eby ordered t h a t you do appear
In thla cour t t o t he bill hr rrl n Med, on the
1.1th day of Oc t ob e r , A. I). HMD.
It it fur
ther ordered t h a t thla order be publlahed
once a ereek f or f our Convcrut l vr w. »k* In
t he Sanf ord l l ar al d. a n e a a p j p c r publlahed
In Semi nol e c o u n t y . I l i r t i l a .
Wi tntee m y hand and aeal of t he Circuit
Court thia 3*«l d a y of Se pl c - nber , A. I>. IDIS.
E. A. I H M ' G I . ASS
Clerk Ci r c ui t Co ur t , S e mi nol e Co. , Fla.
Maaaey t, Warl ow,
Snilrltor* f or Co mpl a i na n t .
1-Ste •
lh "' Inch Curdrf Will lie Published U»dcr This (lending Al The lUle Of I7.2S
Fee Year.
SC H ELLE MAINES
L A
Sralrti nropotalt mill be received by thr
C ount y Commissioner# of t he Co un t y of
Semi nol e, St at e nf Fl ori da, a t t h r office of
t he Cl rrk »»f the Ci rcui t Cour t * uf t he Co un
t y of Seminole, at Sanf or d. Fl or i da, at or be*
f or* 10 a. m. on t h r 6 t h day of October.
1919. for t hr grading, pavi ng and building
of bridges and culvert# on t h r following
hi ghway• amt #tre •:
Koatlmay No. I.
Uand' a S l d l r g . approx
i ma t e length 6200 ft.
Nol l er of Hprrlal llond F l rc l i o n for S p e c i a l
Headway No. 2.
Or ange l l oul rvar d, ap
Tax
Sc hool
III wtrlcl
No.
I, S r m l n o t e
proxi mat e I m r t h f' 129 ft.
C o u n t ) , I lurid*
i l oadway No. 3. Ck u l u nt a It oad. approxI ma t r length 35000 ft.
W h e r e a s : A peti ti on ha * been present ed
m anti: it's male
I t o a d * ay No. I.
Fill on G e n e v a Itoad, to th«- Co un t y Hoard of I' ubl i c I nst r uc t i on
No t i c e is hereby gi ven that under and by
apurt
i
t
i
mal
o
length
6
9
?
4
ft.
for S e mi n o l e c ount y, Fl or i da, signed by more
v i r t ue of a decree of foreclosure and sale
No. 5.
I’aol a I t oad. appr oxi m thatx t w m t y - f l x r per r e n t of t h r dul y c|Ua II*
r ender ed In the Ci rcui t Court of t he S e v ateRoadway
length 10000 (t.
flrd el ec t or * residing wi thin Speci al T a x
e n t h J udi c i al Circuit of Florida, In and for
It oadway No. 6.
C a m e r o n Avenue and
District No. 1. S e mi nol e r o u n t y ,
S«ml i *oU co unt y , s t a t e of Fl ori da, in C h a n M o o f r *• St at i on It«»atl# a p p r o x i ma t e Irngth Sc hool
F l or i da, t aski ng and pet i t i oni ng t h r C o u n t y
c er y, in a certain c a u s e therein pending, 13530 ft.
liA.ard
of
I'ublic . I n s t r u c t i o n for S e mi nol e
wher ei n J a m e s A. Long, as admi ni st rat or «•(
Roadway No. 7.
Itoad al ong * r « t City C o u n t y * Florida, t o call and order an •l ec
t he e s t a t e of T h o ma s \V. Long, deceased. I* limit* of Sanford approximate length 2160 f ret,
tion t * be ha-1*1 within said Speci al T a x
c o mp l a i n a n t and I'earl K. Mal l oy, formerl y
I t o a d * a y No. h.
S a n f o r d Avenur . a p scii. A i *i»t r t c t , No. I. S o ml nolo Co un t y *
Pearl K. St evens and It. C. Mal l oy, her hus pr oxi mat e length * 6 0 0 ft.
Fl ori da. t*» determi ne w h i t h e r or not t her e
band ar e defendants, I, a* Special Mast er in
I t o a d * ay S o. 1*. R i c h mo n d Avenue, a p shall tie Issued by t h r -aid Speci al T a x
C h a n c e r y will sell at public out cry to the proxi mat e length 1590 f t.
* School Di st ri ct No. I, bonds In t he sum of
hi ghest and best bi dder for cash, at the
l t o a d * a > No. 10.
Il rl taon Avr nue. ap- 125, tMMi.no, t h r proceeds of such It^nd*, if
That is why we say "Feed 11. A. f ront (lour of the Court House, at Sanf ord, pri ?* met e Irngth 1300 ft.
i ' l u i d , t o bo used for t h r purpose of a c q u i r
in said count y and st at e, during t he legal
It ’ an * y No I I . S y pe * A v e n u r , appr ox ing, bui l di ng, enlarging, f urni shi ng or o t h e r
Thomas' Hop Powder according to hour s of sale, on Mo n d a y , Oct ober Cth, 1919, i mat
e Irngth 1300 ft.
wise i mpr ovi ng school bui ldi ng* and *rhoA>|
r being t hr first Monday in said
Roadway No. 12.
G c n r v a - O v l e d o Itoad. grounds and tor t h r r x c l u s l x e use of t he
directions.
DO NOT F E E D I T tmheo n tsha mand
a legal t al e day, the following af . proxi mat e h r g t h 44970 ft.
public
f ree school* within said Speci al T a x
SLOPPY, but mix it with ground d r s r j t b e d real propert y si t uat e, lying end
Roadway No. 13.
F r e n c h Avenue and School District No. I, fhs» proceed* *»f th.being !n the rounty of Se-mlnole and st at e of Ce me t e r y . approxi mate I r ng t h 9 7 7 5 ft.
■alit bond issue t*» by u * m | and expended and
f,.,.d a n d moisten with just enough F l ori da t o- wi t : T h e w««t one f ourth
\V*4
Froposat* will hr received upon th«* foUow- disbursed In the following mann e r , to-wit
t he L’a*t one half i K 1 - of t h r S o u t h * * it
water to make a crumbly mass. of
ing
t
ypes
of
roads:
Hrirk.
C
o
n
c
r
e
t
e
.
Ssrxnslr
2. T w e l v e I nou*and Dol l ar s t<» be used
one f our t h i S W ' i i <( the Sout heast our
T o w r<* Il i UmSti ' i ui Macadam, S u r f a c e t r e a t ' d M«- In f undi ng and p a ) i n g off " r e s e n t exi st i ng
Then each bop gets a beneficial dose, f our t h S L I , • •* ..................
Indebti In ru of tin- >.nd Sperlnt T i l
shi p T w e n t y one (21 So u t h of Kange Tl.ir- cad am. Wat«r hound M a c a d a m and Shell.
I'ropnaala for each hi ghway or afreet shall Distri' t , II# urred for t he excl usi ve use ol
v,. mil directions on packupe. Your t> '3Di L a s t , containi ng F i xe i 5 acres, more
•r f t u ; AUo all of Lot a Li ght rei
and hr presented in a separat e pealed r nvel opr pubtt.* f r - r arhools of said Spe. dal T a x Sc hool
m„ney back if you are not satisfied. •Ni
net een
I9» of Annie L. (iritflnV, sub- endorsed on t hr outside wi th t h r name of Di stri ct.
2
T we nt y - f l i r t Hundr ed Dol l ar s t * be
*livi*ion of Section Se ven . 7 », To wn s h i p the t oad or at ri rt , and Ita n u m b e r for which
Merchants Grocery Co.,
T w e n t y one - 2D S*iuth of Kange T h i r t y the proposal la made and t h r n a m r «d the i m d It « ularging and furni shi ng t he Sanf or d
bidder
or
Idddsra.
Sanford, Fla.
t
’obu*
d High School.
( 30i L a s t , less b i r i n n l n g at the - o u t h i a i t
F a r h prop* «al shall hr a r c o mp a n l r d by a
3. T w e n t y - f i v e Hundred Dol l ar* tu br
corner of t he Southwest one fourth S\ V* a
certified
check,
issued
upon
a
S
t
a
t
e
or
Na
used in enlargi ng and i urni *hi ng t h r Mi dway
of t he Sout heast one f our t h S L ' j i of *aid
Se c t i o n Seven »7j To wn s h i p T w e n t y one tional (tank and made pay abl e t o t h r order C*olor« d School .
of
the
Clerk
of
t
hr
Ci
rcui
t
Co
ur
t
of
t
hr
I. T w r n t y - f l v e Hundred Dol lar* t o l»r
•211 S o u t h , of Hange T h i r t ) •30i L a s t , r u n
ning t he n c e West thr«e hundr t d 3U0i f eet ; Co un t y of Srmlne'.r in t h r s u m of Hvs per u*ei| in bui ldi ng and f urni shi ng a W*#t Sid*
is
nt
of
t
h
r
amount
of
the
hid.
C'oturnl Sc hool , known a* tin* (lAildshom
t he n c e Nort h thirtc«n huridretl and tw*«nt>
T h e aurrrssful bidder wilt h r rr«|uir« d to
ar\«n M3 2 7 i feet; t hsnce Last t hr e e - hundred
3 0 0 . f eet ; thence sout h I h i r t e r n hundred gix* bond r«|ual to fifty per r e n t of t hr
amount of hi* or thri.* hid. aurh bond t o br
In thr circuit Fourl . S n r n l h J m l l r l . l f i r « and t we n t y seven <|327> f* •t to the point of e i r c u t t d b> * Suret> Co mp a n y llcens...| , n
be gi nni ng, containing r x du«i x* *>f except i on*,
I uil. In . m l fur Sr mi n v l e l . t u n t ) , F l o r i d ,
*lo
business in the S t a t e id Fl or i da, and thr
live <&) acre*, more or less.
I' urrhaser at
tn t ht nrrf j r.
Iddds r shall produce a certificate- f rom the
sal* t o pay for died.
Sl l t - r Hall. Com|iI*ln,n«
T
r
e
a
s u r e ^ uf tin S l a t e • 1 4 • I* >1
SCIILLLL M x iv c<
v..
# -..7 ’U.% Aiep.nl -I.tl trie class ot
........................
V ' i l | M*-'■ bonda aaid deposit rover*.
ii . . , M
I I . II. IM m 'lin t.
------ S t r : t t , I reli.ti,|>[i!i., « u i i . i a J o n * * , Solirttor* for I ompl a i na n t .
T h e bonds shall hr appr oved by t h r Hoard
3- 5tr
In-1.
of C o u n t ) Commi ssi oner*.
Copi es of the
J. #pp. ari nc Iri-ra t hr atOilavit ot Al hr r t
plan* an<l specifications may h r seen at the the p u r c h a s e uf furni ture xml i n r l J i r . t a U f**r
Sci.i»*»l
||. » , r,|n iluly tilnl that h r l« r n m p l . l n . n t
oftlcr
t th* Clerk *d the Ci r cui t Court In aH t c h o n l * wi thin said Speci al T a x
.. ( n t l t h 1 C U M m 4 t l i . t it i« tli«
SanfAtrd, at the utfice of Wi ll i ams and Col-* s District, an-1
i.
t hat t hr i l i f r n i l . n t , I t oi a II. Hall, i«
Us r at Sanf ord or at the office of G . 1C HamW h r r » t « : T h e Count y Hoard of I' uhl i c In. non rMti l . nl n| t hr S t a t e ol FI ni l , ut i l
•r) in Orlando. Fbtrida.
' »tru« ti»»n for Serhinol* C o u n t y , Floritla, ha*
i r . t . h r l< a r t . i ' l rht ol a t t a t r ol t h . t/nltnl
T h e Co un t y Comml ssl oncra res er ve the carefully * xamin*«l •at«I pet i t i on ami ha« •*Mitu
t h , r l o a n t h . S t a t . ol Klnriila ami
right t o rej ect any and all Idd*.
ci rt al ft i d t hat more t hen t we n t y - l i v e per.
• , r . . i . |. nt itI t hr S t a t . t-( I n d i a n a , rr* d i n *
I A. H U C M L E Y .
cent -*f
f i u i r r j ut l ht n i «TiC(or4 r*ii*T«i,a
»t
S t u r t tn t hr Ci t y ol I n d i a n a p n l l .
Ch f l * r - vi :
»r*l C o u n t y Co mmi s s i o n e r * within - aid Speci al T a x Sch*»«»| Di stri ct No.
jr.d * n . . m l t hat t h . r r I* no p . r . o n *n t h .
At test :
I. S e mi n o l e Count y, Fl ori da, have xlgned
..
Fl ori da lift . * r » ( c . hi a .utipnt-na
Ii. A. I l n o - 1 as.
t a l J pe t i t i on , aiol
.horn
would bi nd
th.
drlrqdani
Clerk
<lr 1 i M u . r » >h . . .
Witt ft a - : The county Hoard of I'ub'.ir InWi ll i am* and Collier, Lngtneer#.
' s t ruction f**r Semi nol e C o u n t y , Fl ori da, t»«*
s t a t e of H o n d a the
Sanf
ord,
Florid*
•let •r rr I n* *1 try resolution t hi s day adopt ed
on whom would bind
(! , II K a me c t , lingineer.
that bonds In t he autn of 9 S 5 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 will be
Vi t el baum. and that
Hrlando, Florida.
required for the purpose* set f ort h in aaid
r year * of age.
pititinn a n d which are e n u me r a t e d herei n
above, sai d bonds to bear Intrreat at t he
rati of fixe and one-hal f i 5 l ; per c en t ! per
Order in llcdd an Ll ccl i on In S p e c i a l Tax c •:xt per a n n u m . Interest
IN M I U I I T C O l J I t T . S L V L N T I I Cl I I CHI T, S L M I N O L L C O U N T Y . F L O R I D \
p a y a b l e semiSchool IHairlcl No. I. SerAl nol e ( o u n i ) , a n n u a l l ) . bo nd * to be dat ed J a n u a r y l at,
fix*fstrrei Tur pe nt i nr Company
Florida
I92D.
and
t
he
principal
of
said
bonds tn b e
versus
Whe r eas: A petition has been pr e s ent ed to come d ue and payabl e t hi rt y >rara af ter t he
bmr. a Mi t chell , — — — Mi t chel l , her husband, all par t i s * cl ai mi ng Interest
t he Co un t y Hoard of Publ i c I n s t r u c t i o n for
ur.'Dr I. J . Owens, Helena Fi scher, F. W. Fi scher, F. J Dieterich Cl ara DietS e mi nol e c ount y, Florida, on August 5th, date t hereof *
i ri f l . T**m Markis, V. C. Di l l man. ( Ta r a D. Wood, Wi l l i am l lrrrnn, deceased,
Now. t her ef ore. In pursuance of Ch a nt e r
1919, signed by more t han t we n t y - f i v e tier
J tr I rvi ne, deceased. Nat P o v n t t , Tr ust ee, N a t h a n C. Holden. Wi ll i am II.
rent of t he duly qualified el ec t or s , residing 6542, L a w * of Florida. Act * of 1913, and In
Max**. F l avi n L. Ilrooke. M i u - r . - t A. D u r a n d . ---------- Dur an d, J ul i a M. Ilurr,
within Speci al Tax bchool Di st ri ct No. 1, pursuance of a resolution of t hi s Hoard, this
!**%.! A. Ilurr, I*. C. Hand, J o h n A. J o h n s o n , Al exander J . French, F. D.
Se mi nol e c o unt y , Florida, as k i ng and pet i day a d o p t e d , notice I* hereby gi ven t hat on
Ib-art:. > II. Alleyne. Austin L. Hlalr. Cat he r i ne Hlalr. Ll i t abet h l l ay n l e , detioni ng t hat an xlertlon be held wi thi n said ♦hr 141Ii d a y td Oct ober, A. D. 1919, an
ft
d. II) run S. Ashley, Ka t e M. Ashley, C. W. F a r r u m , Fanni e S. A. Feel er.
Speci al T a x School Di stri ct f o d e t e r m i ne |he election will be hi Id and t he t a m e Is hereby
A» *;•* M. I'xeler, George L. Cu r r i er , Wi ll i am I - S a u n d e r s , J o h n A. Greel ey, LI!
quest i on as to whether or not bo nd s In t!»e ordered t o be held in said Speci al T a x School
v * * x•i\, Henry N. Schlr$», K. It. Il rown, l l i n r y C. F u l l e r , Howard F o t t e r ,
sum of 125 , 9 9 0 . 0 0 shall be i ssued by said District No. 1, Semi nol e C o u n ' y , Fl ori da, t o
J- • Y Co d m a n , liny II. C o d m a n . Hubert L P a c k a r d .
Mar t ha W. P a c k a r d ,
Speci al T a x School Di stri ct No. I. to be deter mi ne whet her or not t he r e shall be
i.ur.Mt L. M c f ’ lellan, KHt abet h J . Fo* *, Ada Foas l l a k e r . May Parker Wh i t e ,
used for t he purpose of acqui ri ng, bui ldi ng, Irri ed by t h e said Speci al T a t S c hool Di s
Ms F* s* Faus naught .
Mar t i n A. Condr an, F e t e r Kei t h lloswell, decea«« d.
enl argi ng, furnishing or ot herwi s e i mpr ovi ng trict No. 1. S e mi no l e C o u n t y , Fl ori da? bond*
Mi- D Sh i p ma n . Volney J . S h i p m a n . It. II. S m i t h , Wi l l i am E. Arnold, J a m s *
•chmd buildings and school ground* and for In the s u m tif |25,tH(Oa(iO t o hear Interest at
I* \rmdd, Charl es L Arnold, Al exander It. Ca r ve r . N. J . I#ewi*, 11/ t *onrad,
t he excl usi ve u*e of the Public free schools tin- rat e of five and one-hal f 15.'# per r e n t !
'a p GHkersun, l.u^y Mort on Whi l more, Pr ank Dani el , Ch a r l i * Al r xandt r ,
wi thin said Speci al T a x School Di s t r i ct No. I tier rent par ann um Interest payaf de s e m i
William i j
Lmi son, It. II. L a n c a s t e r , Hobert S. i*umnii rig*. J . D. J a c k s o n .
annual l y; b o n d s t o be dated J a n u a r y 1st,
Semi nol e C o u n t y , Flc~ida,
II* r.e> < Ni cola, C. F. Halford. T h o m a s J . Hilliard, S a r a h La r i c k s o n , Al Un
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\da I. Ilr»wn, L a f a y e t t e ( ) r r t n , A. M. K a ml o l p h , William L dg ar . M.
be held In said Special T a x S c h o o l Di stri ct
il**liim«n, A. L. Tayl or, J . O. J r t k s , J . O. J «l k s , J r . , and J a m i * W. Lilley*.
No. I, Semi nol e Count y, Fl or i da, on the
<|sr • d .
I Hh day of Oct ober, A. D. 1919, t o d et er
l •• all parti* # i Di ming an intere st undr r L. J . Owren*. Helena Fi scher, F. W. F Hc S e r , mine whet her or fait t her e shall be issued
I J i (it t« n r h , Cl ara Di eteri ch,
T o m M xrkls, V. C. Di l l man. ^ Cl ara D. Wood, W' l l l i m Uy Spr cl al T a x School Di st ri ct No. I. S e m
ll« •r • <f r r , a** d. J ishn Irvine. derea«e«l. N i t I ' oynt z, T r u s t * r, Nat han (* ll<dd«n, Willi im inole C o u n t y , Florida, bond* in t he sum of
P. II*
I ' l axi n L. Ilrooke, D. («. M c K j y , Mar g ar et
Durand.
— — Dur an d. J ul i a 425, 9 9 0 . OU to bear Interest at t he rat e of
•1 h
Da x i d \ Ilurr, F. C. Hand. J o h n A. J o h n s o n , Al et andcr J . F r * n e h , F. O. It*-ach, five and one-hal l ( 5 ’ |) l»*r c e n t per a n n u m,
s II Ml eyne, Austin L. Illair, (*atli ri » • Hlalr, L l i t a b i t h l l ayni e, deceas t o, llyr**n S. Ash- i nt erest p a > able semi annual l y, bonds l o be
' , Kate M \%hle>, J o h n lli**k«, ( ' . W. ' i r n u m , F a n n i e S. A. I'exler, Anni e M. Feeler. dated J a n u a r y 1st, 1920, and t o mat ur e
•« v» L. Curri er. William L. Saun*l er*. J o i n A. Greel ey, Ell Swaxxly, H* nr y N. Schl rp, L. t hi r t y year* af ter the date t her eof .
I t ik furt her resolved t hat t hi s or der be
I Ii. •»».. Henry C. Fot t er , Howar d Fot t * r. J o h n T. C o d m a n , Hoy II. C o d m a n , Hubert L
‘a *a-d. M a r t i . 4 W. Packard, F r a n c e s L- Mc Cl el l an, L l i f a l u t h J . F«**», Ada Foss Hak*r, published In t he Sanf ord Heral d, a ne ws
M». Parker Whi te, Ida Foa» F a u n s n a u g h t , Ma r t i n A. <*«»n«lran. Peter Ke i t h lli»swell, paper published within *aid S p e c i a l T a x
dtt«as*d, Mar y D. Sni p. nan, V**lne,' J . S* i pman. It. II. Sml t l i , William L Arntdd, J a m * * Srtiool Di st ri ct No. I. S e mi no l e C o u n t y ,
\rr.«.|*|, Charl es L. Arn«dd, Al exander It. Car ver , N. J . I a » l s , II. Co nr ad, W. F. GlIHer- Fl ori da, once each wr i k for four successi ve
• r , L u c . Mo r t o n Wiillmore, P r a n k Dani* 1.. Chari* * Al exander, William 1J. L mi s o n, A. C.
1 ' Vt ' i . K It. I. anrast er. Hobert S . Cu mmi ng s . J . It. J a c k s o n , Henry C. Ni col a, C. F.
9,* ••*•!. T h o m a s J . Hilliard, S a r a h Kar er ks on, Ml* n Gr e e l e y . David II. llo<>k*r, I b n j a m i n
K I i ml , K t b e r t W. Sc*»tt, Lllen C. Ki mbal l , Ada I. Il rown, L a f a y e t t e Green, A. M
Ita*-. )p* . Wi l l i am Ldgar. M. \. I h dl l ma n , A. L. T a y l o r , Su*an A Cr ut c h e r , deceased,
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W Y E R
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n i O M A H E M M E T WI LSON
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Wilson
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Physician and Surgeon
Residence Hotel Carnes
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All railroad ticket offices in
lotildinK.
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ments.
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way.
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Rales, S I.00 up.
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NOTICK OF C I M M T K I ! L L L C T I O N
- . . j u a n f e t o t he p#ovi«l m« of Sect i on
2 5 7 , Chapt er R.tfll. Law* of Fl ori da, Acta of
1 919; said Ch ant e r being " A n act t o abolish
t he l ' r«*ent Muni ci pal Gove r nme nt of the
CUv »f Sanf ord, C o u n t y of Se mi nol e, S t a t e
of Florida, ami t o Organi s e, I n c o r p o r a t e and
L * t * hl l ah a Ci t y G o v e r n me n t for t he s a me ;
and to l ' r*«rrl be t he J uri sdi ct i on, Lower*
and F unct i on* id said Mu n i c i p a l i t y " not i ce
is hereby ri ven t hat an el ection will be h«ld
in t he
city of Sanf or d Semi nol e c o u n t y a
Fl ori da, on T ue s da y . Oc t ob e r 7t h, 1919, f*>r
t h r purpose of s u b mi t t i n g t o t he people the
quest i on " S h a l l t he Ci t y «d Sanf or d adopt
t hi Co mmi s s i o n - Ma n a g e r
I' lan
Charter?"
and for the purpose id el ect ing t hree co m
mission* !* providing such c h a r t e r i ■ adopt ed
at said election.
T h e polling place will be at t he C i t y Hall,
in t he fire appar at us room, si t uat ed on t h*
east side of P a l m e t t o avenue b e t ween Fi rst
and Second st reets In t he city of Sanf or d.
Polls open at H o' cl ock a. rn. T u e s d a y , O c t o
ber 7t h. 1919, and will close at sundown t he
s a m e day.
T h i * notice gi ven by order of t he ci t y
counci l , September laf, 1919.
(seal )
F. I*. Hi nts,
2-6tr
Ci t y Cl erk.
HERALD PRINTING COM PANY
Olllrc Supply I)cpt. •
I'hone NS
Sanford, Florida
HENRY Mc LAULIN
JE W E L E R
MY SPECIALTIES:
PICKARD S HAND-PAINTED CHINA
GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER
ROGERS' PLATED WARE
ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
i u :i m u i m i :s i
o r t iii: in tkiiio ii
I), S. I.aml Ol fl rr at Gaftiravlllr. D a . ,
Au( . 16. 1919.
Siitlrr i« hrraby civm that Itaymoml II.
Ili!)il !.( W rU »a . Kla.. • hn on July 2 », l ul l
ina.lr ll.imralrail Knlry. No. Iir.".*l2. for
\V - 1 of S l i t , Srctlon 21, T>>. i . It* H.,
Kanci- 2 N K., Tallahaa.r*. Mrrl.llan. nai fllni
notin' of Intrntlon to main- Thfrt-y.ar
I root to .atal.liah rlalm to thr laml aliovr
ili.rriloil, ti.forr (,'lrrk t’ lrrult Court at
Sanfonl, Kla., on tho 2 6 th ilay of Srptrmlirr,
1 9 l».
Cl a i ma n t namra a . a l t n r . ar a :
K. A. Itu.h, of W V k l . a , t'lorlila
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Practice confinctl |o iholrcntmcnt
of I ho oyo
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tered phynlcian
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28 W. Church Si. - Orlando, Fla.
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■39 u**d in enlargi ng amt furnis n , t h r Sauf uri l
30 (Tulorrd High Srhn*d.
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u*«d in buildirrg and furnishing a West Si de
Colored Sc hool , known as t he G«ddshorn
30
Sr ))••<•!
6. T w c n t y - f l v e Hundred Dol lara t«» be
39 us«d fur enlargi ng and Improving t he Sa n f or d
^9 High Srhofd by furnishing a Ma n ua l Art *, a
39 C o m m r r r l a l and a Domes t i c S r l r n r r D e
p a r t m e n t s therei n.
6. l i ne T h o u s a n d Dollar* t o be used for
‘ 0 Improvi ng
school building* and school
ground# of t he Sanf ord High, J h e S a n f o r d
.
G r a m m a r and t h r Sanf ord F r l ma r y Sc ho ol s .
7. T « n T h o u s a n d Dollars t o be used for
t he purchase of furni ture and i nci dent al s for
all schools xxithln t he ssld Speci al T a x S c h o o l
3U Di st ri ct , tr.d
30
Whereas: It Is t he sense of this Hoard
t h a t it would be t o t he best Interest of Sp e c 30 |al T a x School Di st ri ct No. I, S e mi n o l e
31 Gou nt y , Fl ori da, t o Issue bonds lo t h e s um
of 12 S.000.0(1. t he proceeds t her eof t o be
31 used and expended in the manner and f or t he
31 i or noses and obj ect# a* ai r he r e i nab ove set
forth and as Is s t a t e d In said pet i ti on.
30
T her ef o r e, l ie It Itesolved: T h a t it is t he
31 d et er mi nat i on of t hi s Count y Hoard of I ' ub31 lie I nst r uc t i on for Semi nol e Co un t y . Fl or i da,
29 t hat I h r amo u n t of lionds required f or . t h e
•X purposes ami obj ect# #rt forth H •l id p e t i
tion i# t he #um of 923, 000 0 0 ; t h a t #ald
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Cooper Grocery C o m p a n y , a corpor at i on,
J . II. Mr N a t t , a l . A. Holliman, T l u m i * W.
Moran, J. I*. • Nllarll, Atlanti c and Gulf
The Ford Sedan, with electric sclf-stnrtinc
nnd jiphting system nnd demountable rims wit Ii
5js-inc!i tires front and rear, is a family car of
class anil comfort, both insummernodin winter.
I'or touring it i.i a most comfortable car. The
large plate glass windows make it an open car
when desired, while in case of rain and nil inclem
ent weather, it can }>c made a most delightful
closed car in a few minutes. Rain-proof, dustproof, fine upholstering, bror.d, rcomv seats.
Simple in « Deration. Anybody can safely drive
it. While it nas all the distinctive and econom
ical merits of the Ford car in operation and
maintenance. Won’t you come in and look it
over?
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SA N FO RD H E R A L D
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 1
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1919
RICE CULTURE
The city council will meet within
7 whole management to them, nnd if.
a
week to cunvaca the election and
nt the end of a commissioner’s term
formally
declare t he result and
he was unsatisfactory they could
shortly
after
a white primary will be
"turn the rnscal out!” Results: The
railed
for
the
nomination of three ^
five commissioners seemed to de
commissioners, the general election
velop the sense of service. It was a
to be held within three weeks after
new departure in the history of
the formal declaration of the election
American municipalities. There fol
result cf ycit«rJay.
lowed a great increase in efficiency,
It. J. Kisbpaugb, candidate for
and assuredly a great decrcuse in of
mayor,
bad previously announced
ficial dishonesty. In one year of this
that
if
tlie
commission form of gov
novel experiment notable economies
ernment
was
decided upon he would
STAFFORD HAS TWO
had been made. The city’ bad never
II AND IIROS. SELL STABLE become candidate for city manager.! a(’RKS AND SAYS OUR LANDS
„ ,e
pvSSF.I) EXERIMENTAI. been so well governed: the city had FROM EVERY PART OF U. S.
PROPERTY
TO
ORLANDO No other names have as yet been « ARE ADAPTED TO RICE GROW
COMES WORD OF DROP IN
H ST tGi: A N D IS N O W F A C T never been so vnfc; the city had
FIRM
FOR
MAMMOTH
GAR mentioned for manager or commisPRICES OF ALL GOODS
never looked so well. In five years
IN STEAD OF V T H E O R Y
AGE AM) SALESROOMS
sinners, though announcements must
the normal expenses of the city govWashington, Sept. 2.—From every
In an article about rice culture
Thf following paper on Commis- eminent had been reduced nearly
Among the Important renl estate lie marie within the next several
part
"f
the
United
States
the
eviseveral
years ago the Herald con
• n G o v e rn m e n t prepared by a banone-third. The city had saved one dt•m. i: nouring in that the cost of transfers of Sanford city property days.
tender!
thet
the lowlands of the St.
J jju d y for «he Woman’s Club is
,’cesnities nas
has reacneu
reached m
its high
limit this week is that of the valuable
million dollars! Both the tax rate necessities
mao ••••••»
Johns
river
valley
especially around
Congregational Church
^produced below:
and the city debt had been reduced, and that from now on the decline is corner lot property on Park avenue,
Monroe
were
more
suitable for rice
Thc renovating work lias been ad
,
! corner of Second street, occupied by
i, i, ,afe to assert that the com a new system of sewers had been in to be expected.
growing
than
any
other
part of this
■
the Ignu & Igou staldes and the mirably done, the interior newly
m o n form "f government has stalled, a new anil efficient Health
or any other county in the state.
All
authorities,
save
a
few
doubtn
&
Q
(.
p
Tht<
property
bekulsomincd
thoroughly
satisfactory,
B
C d the experimental stage and Department had been created; the
, to
„ roj|. of , hlB c|ty forv!re< will be resumed Sunday,
Everybody was crazy abort re’ery
£ be regarded ns a substantial im- area of paved itreets had been great ful publicists of Wall street « c
agreed
that
the
end
is
in
sight.
A
||m]
wjw
go|(,
lo
,
\y.
Phillips
&
I
c
p
t
.
..
The
sor.nan
topic
for,
nn(j
lettuce at that time and the
“ ovemrnt in the forms of adminls- ly extended: there bad been no pecu
gradual
return
of
normal
is
hoped
j
gonf|'
of
0rlamlo
who
are
recognized
t
re
morning
living
"New
Service
fur
|anijM
W(.r(> ..oiling for mare money
p tinn
are told, if one may lation, no fraud, no boss system, and
for.
since
anything
abrupt
would
car^
hpinK
nmonj,
thc
|arKest
garage
i
he
New
Day."
Christian
Endeavtjul„
a
r;ce farmer would care to
S
Rom its adoption by three in every way Galveston had become
ry
the
menace
of
panic
I
rices
may
#n||
uut0|no|>
{
|(.
,|ealer*
|n
the
state,
rr
is
held
the
hour
preceding
the
Speru)
„n,|
the idea of growing rice
turdrtd cities in the United States. a better city to live in.
not return to where they were live
i 'lurch meeting in the evening, the rnnu, to naught. Since thnt time,
This property occupies 100 feet on subjoct of the latter, "What is .God
In Des Moines the general disgust years ago, but the disheartening up
Wiite •and extravagance, it is dehowever several of the farmers in
tf’ark
avenue and 11" feet on Second For?"
clirtd. have been replaced by care with the old method of government ward trend is done with, experts sny.
Morning meetings: Sunday Seminole county have grown rice at
street anti is probably one of the school 9:45, church elcveen; evening,
,r.d economy: financial
methods wn« «o great that when the question
difiereni' points and grown as good
Credit
for
bringing
about
this
Uvf been wonderfully improved; of adopting the new was being ugi- hopeful condition is widely uiatr:»>C.
K..
7;
church
8,_______
_
rice as anyone would wish to see and
n*»
•>/> - .i
one block from First 'street anti on
• . mA. am*SM
...—
propertv and life have been safe- t n t o d .
this paper still contends t h a t our
uted.
Official agitation has bad the main line of travel on the Dixie
No Clue Yet
fuarded; laws have TTeeii enlorced; streets bearing only these words: much to do with the average buyer „ . ,
m e overlooking th e finest
. nm, Uu, lo(.ul truv,.| „f the
Nunhviile,
Tcnn..
sept.
4.—Police
cleaned and paved; health "IT CAN’T BE ANY WORSE at retail. The public’s dUnodtir.n to
crop
in
this s tate when they faP to
•
Chief Ilurthell said tonight that lie raise rice on our lowlands In this vi
, r.d unitition promoted; better THAN THIS!" and nil men Wn«w combat high prices and not to lie in city.
iijr.ting ami water furnisneU more what was meant.
Phillips &. Co. have not been con was without a clue as to the murder cinity.
timidated by threats of further in
We are told that the old city gov creases hns bail its sure effect. And sulted about their plans regarding of Robin Cooper, despite all investi
cheaplyNow comes Capt. E. Stafford *of
ernment
hail ^ f t affairs in such a tlie light is not finished!
buildings but ft is understood that gation. . J. F. Fueston, who was Lake Monroe who is growing two
jjy the commission form of gov
questioned about the case and reernment officials are c boson directly, tangle that an issue of $180,000 of.
-errs of rice
Hu* lands near .'Inn
"The reports we receive from all they will build a mammoth garage ,).o’vrvf..v* ’-^r.tl on liquor charges to - ;3*
'
bonds
to
provide
for
the
tioating
in
and
machine
shop
and
storage
pli.ee
fr»c from outside considerations. It
„ on ,. irain on t hoi
an old and experienced
parts of the country are that prices
ui
„„
• • snlH Attor- umi.-iW i- r a i:
new prop
crpniies the administration simply, debtedness was necessarily the first.
rice grower his statements should
night of the murder.
means by which
Page 10'
have weight und says that lie has
ney General Palmer. "Probably tl.e erty as soon as the leues of the
present occupants run out. They
| ” Evris‘sum ofoTfiTiilves «te made r.ulisome of the finest rice that was ever
decline is not sufficient yet to be ap
j«t at any time to the will of the
grown and stands ready to prove to
preciable to the average consumer, now have garages and sales rooms
in Orlando, their principal hradvouri. when expressed clearly after
the world that the lands in this
but I believe it soon will be."
quarters and also have branches in
due deliberation. Because there ure
county will grow good rice and grow
Here are tome of thc signs of Wiliter Park and Leesburg and the
ft* to lie elected and public? atten
it ui a profit. Read what he says
marked improvement:
Sanford addition will probably be
tion i< focussed upon these few, the
below:
Chicago reports a drop in whole their largest garage as the property
selection of competent otllcilns is
Sanford Herald, Sanford. Fla.
sale prices which began witti pork, is very valuable. The Phillips Co.
rendered comparatively easy.
All
Gentlemen:
affected other inea.s and spread to are recognized as the greatest firm
tke voters of the city nominate and
Will you allow me spare in your
grains, vegetables and fruits.
^ of hustlers in the city of Orlando
elect all of the governing body, thus
valuable
paper to mention rice cul
Shoe manufacturers announce that and aside from their garage prop
prrtumably insuring the choice of
ture
In
the
state of Florida. I have
the prices of shoes will not advance erty also own some very valuable
more capable
men—state
and
been
in
the
state ten years nnd th®
and that by 1920 or earlier the de business and residence property in
national politic* not being allowed
Florida
lowlands
have appealed to
tint and other cities.
to interfere w ith-local issues.
........
cline will begin.
me
as
being
the
land
for rice culture,
FERNALI)
LOT
WILL
HAVE
NEW
“People choose their candidates di- U. S. PASSED THROUGH SAM h
The IIand*Bros. did not state the
Wholesale
dealers
in
shoe*
and
but
have
not
bad
the
opportunity to
BUILDINGS
FOR
PACKING
rectiy. As a rule the names of iio
CRISIS AT THE CLOSE OF clothing in New York are cooperat price for thc property hut it is unh
o
u
s
e
a
n
d
O
f
f
i
c
e
s
try
it
out
until
this
year. I have
CIVIL WAR
political party is allowed on election
ing with the fair price committee to de.stood to be a fancy one and
two acres in rice on the bottom lands
One of the largest if not the larg of the St. Johns nt Lake Monroe,
billots.
"After the Civil War of 18G1-G5 it reduce to its minimum the margin of when this stable is leveled on** of
the ancient landmarks of the city est firm of growers, buyers und ship Flu. I only broke, cut ami drilled
“A commission of five or three is took the country more than n dozen profit on these necessities.
fivrii authority to pass ordinances ! years to bring prices back to normal.
Holdings of dry goods are being will disappear and make room for pers of fruits and vegetables in the in the rice, and now the rice is nil
the new buildings nl the new regime. state is Chase & Co., who muke SunluLject t<> publicity checks and cor.ami from a rough estim"Tills recovery," says the state released and wholesale prices are al It fii rumored that the new buildings ford headquarters and have made beaded^ outricp
w|„ makl} between GO
ititutii'tial limitations—to appoint of marketing bureau, "wai largely the ready affected.
will
be
of
reinforced
concrete
and
be
this
city
headquarters
for
a
quarter
---r'x...
ficials and enforce ordinances." It
Pig iron, the price of which is es
and 70 bushels per acre.
The .i„„
rice
result of a an expanded agricultural
modern
in
every
respect.
The
Philof
a
century.
This
enterprising
firm
i: »eirl that this exercise of hot
pecially
significant
is
$4.83
cheaper
lias
headed
out
fine
nnd
is
filling
out
production. At this time agricul
lips Co. are agents for the Dodge j wjt|, warehouses, purking houses and just as it docs on the rice plantations
l<(illative and executive power i>
per
ton
than
a
year
ago.
tural expansion is not possible since
mi l other standard makes of auto- | |irnnchcH in every part of Florida on the Satilla river in Georgia where
t ie very essence of the commission there is no longer large areas of new
Investigation
everywhere
has
mobiles and trucks.
| where there are fruits and voget- they used to grow thohsands of
fr rm.
and fertile soil to be developed and frightened speculators, and hoarding
---------------------j aides and with orange groves and acres. If there is any crop that I
Officials are held constantly re- tin- remaining land is ariil nr swam on a large scale bus sharply fallen off.
Tomatoes Bringing Good Price'* farms In many parts of the state do know it is rice, for I spent twenty
iponfible tn the people by virtue of py and to put it in cultivation would
The turn of affairs abroad, where
be fad that they are few in num- involve large cost. In addition to declines in prices are already well cs-1 "oaforl. Del.. Sept. 2.—Farmers a m a m m o th business. T h e y alre ad y years on the Satilla Rice fields, for
Dr; that each is head of a depart- this much of t lie fertile land has tublished will have an increasing ef Yin this peninsula, fortunate tomato have in this city tw o large brick years 1 operated thrashing' nlachines,
growers this year are reaping un packing and storage warehouses on and for fifteen years l operated rice
r.-nt and known as >u<b to bis fel- been made poorer by cultivation, fect on American markets.
heard of prices. At Seaford yeater- the A. C. L. Uy.. at the corner of buffers. If the owner of the low
|i«
The best charters pro without proper steps tu maintain fer
Tlie
Guaranty
Trust
Company
of
day
the murket price went up to Second, Third and Or.k avenues but lands on the St. Johns river would
vide fully for publicity of the acts of tility.
New Y'ork issues a statement in $ 1.03 per basket with plenty of buy their greatly Increasing business
lease or sell their low lands at a
tke come-.!’doners.
In most in
"The only alternative from ap- which it says:
ers.
The local tanners nre bidding makes It lncumbfcnt upon them to reasonable price and let men who
sun* . it is said, ordinances art
)f
"A ccu m u lated evidence gathered hire in the open market against the not only have more mom f'*r pitching know' ric* cul’.ure come in and start
•ulij-it
.i vote of approval u n d er pearances is in the organization oi
the : (• r» • iluro, or initiative, anil of- tho funner# in production* purcia^ by com petent observers leaves now brokers who are buying and selling fruits and vegetable* here but also the rice growing as tliej do in Louisi
is pri- little room for doubt th a t the lowest t j packer* elsewhere.
more room for their business nnd ana it would bring thousands »f
” ‘ *
firia - themselves may he removed ing and selling. Production
......
..
an
Individual
proposition.
executive
offices. Chase Si Co. have airfs of land in thc market, and
point
in
tin*
economic
s
t
a
t
e
of
the
by i:. n i all. |i i. claimed that the murily
It is said tomatoes brought $1.45
a
suite
of
offices 1\ Jacksonville uml would place this state In position to
On
personal
initiative
depends
farm
world
was
passed
some
tim
e
back
p< ousr.fi on the peninsula tin* »eutr.er.
under this form of govhave
maintained
them for ninny raise all the rire that she used, not
management,
tin*
planning
of
crops
und
th
a
t
w
hatever
may
he
th
e
te
m
so , two packers of llurlock, Mil..
«ntr.< i t ure nf a higher type, on tht
ie. than under the nldermanic rotation, und the keeping <>f reuirds per of tlie present moment, front this pt dug C at price while ••■iding a ear years and the Jacksonville bead- only what she used but she could
nnd accounts. In buying and sell mil. time fo. Hi progress must ever lie at WiF-rds. Md., a station on the quarters are under the management ship rice to other states. I have had
•ym m.
of J. C. Chase while S. O. Chase
cooperation
Notable concrete examples of ef- however,
•
'.
’ , , , is the basic
j,,, more rapid tj w u r d stability and pros- It C. and A. Railway between SalD- takes care of the business nt the several years of experience growing,
,Rci, v. nt v government ' may ,b e I, «,r
nt
tde.
where
feed,
fertilizers,
imp u rity /9 •
bu/y und Ocean City. It Is also rethrashing, lulling nnd marketing of
pniinpw,
’
........
It •must Ih* rcmuinbfml that hitfh pt.-t.d ut Seaford that s ime of the Sanford offices and has been a resiplcmcnts, etc., are bought in quan
rice.
h'U- >! • <’,alve>tnn, Texus, and Des
tity the cost is smaller and the prices menu u bull mnrket in stocks u | -state puckers h a v e paid as high a J d en t of tin s city for m any years.
Maine., Iowa.
With the twenty years of experi
and that a hull market means rich $| 40 per basket,
freight by the car load much less.
I With the growth of the business ence l have hnd- with rice culture, I
1 .ui ' \iellent article by Charles
therefore
If such price* us these are paid lor their present quarters were not large know l am growing us good rice now
"Under cooperate methods, the pickings for speculators.
E'l 'ard Russell in Everybody'll MagWall street is extremely reluctant ! tli • raw stock the packers will have L notigh and among their recent purpooling
or
combining
shipment*,
at Lake Monroe, Fla., as l ever saw
>t:i we are told that in 1900 Galto admit that the turning point has to realize at l.-ast $.’,.00 | *r d >z *n cliuses !s that of the herna’d prop- j j.row on tl.e rice l imitation* on the
with
proper
grading,
packing
und
'• ‘ '•. Texas, was utmost destroyed
been reached. Yet the curve of
q:,ti|;a river i.'. G -orgia with
i fiend. Chaotic conditions fol- standurding will come reduced costs Stock market averages, including raii- rn is to come out whole. Just what 1#-rty facing on Onk avenue nrd
With characteristic courage to consumers and better profits to ronds and the principal industrials, tli-se tomatoes am going to cost the (touching the A. C. L. trncks rerent- much less expense.
cc numer is wbui is puzzling the j |y „ncd by the Fcrnnld Hardware
When farm proHe ; eople undertook to rebuild the producer*.
Hoping the good people of Florida
shows the high water murk wus public.
Co., for tht ir plumbing und sewer will look into the rice culture in the
tL’ir m y . In a situation so alninr- ducts are made standards in quality touched in July and thut there has
----------------------pjtio department. The buildings on future. Anyone can grow rice right
in:' some latitude of authority bad und attractive in the eye it w been n steady fulling off since.
_
this lot will be removed and Chase & in :nc water, if they get the water off
greatly
simplify
existing
tastes
nnd
l.altor Trouble
*" •• granted. Tlie city council ere
Attorney General Palmer recog
A
friend
writing
from
G
ran
d
'Co.
will build a two stor. tirii l.
janj ro as t Q plow and plant it,
endless
sorting
necessary
in
the
re
I'" g began to carry things with a
nizes the importance of the public Is.and. Florida, say*: "Before I [building on part of the lot for D.eiri ^ (n thp gt Joh|IH rivcr if u
tail
markets,
when
products
sent
in
Fig- hnnd. As a consequence graft
state of mind in relation to the cost c a ne down here last May I hud uu (offices and * ,,n|'
I ton dry we can put down artesian
:n evidence. At last the citizens are not properly selected and gr tiled.
of living. He warns against the or hestra nt a tourist hotel. I was house on part of it. This property
urilerstiind that if the new Galves If dealers were freed from the bur
well* und llow water on the fields.
ton v.Sn to be anything like their de- den of constant sorting Ilf defective alarmist propaganda intended to or !y making forty dollars a week for “i» arms* the track* from their other That is one of the good features to
keep prices up by eilcouruging pur two hours a day when I got to read- warehouses and Is among the most
this state in planting the low lands
,,n‘- they must have a form of gov- products more constructive attention
chase* at this time for future needs. in,; about the "Brotherhood of Man" valuable in the c'ty for this purpose.
could
be
given
to
scutting
down
in rice. Thanking you much for
•mmitit strong enough to cope with
Never were caution and frugality d< wn trodden labor and so on; und When this building i* completed it your valuable space. 1 am,
tL' situation, some form of dictator- prices.
got all worked up and went to tie will give Chase & Co. ample space
'■Organization is not only stand more neccessary than today.
’Lip ,f necessary an arbitrary powYours respectrully,
m anagem ent and'told ’em I’d have j for their fruit and vegetable packing
Economists
are
united
in
the
opin
't hut in any case a power strong ardizing production but in marketing
E. Stafford.
shorter hours, and also room for their offices if
4r,'l prompt. Therefore they ?ot can do much to normalize food ion that much depends on wliut thc to have more pay,
bum tin legislature a charter fur a prices during the next few years. people ut large feel undo. Curtail ai
ar d an interest in" the hotel or I’d they so desire. The plans of tlie
Adjutant General Resigns
STRIKE.
They
......
...............
........
form of government quite new to I’etty prosecuiton of dt-alers here and ment of luxuries, u return to the S’i
....
. told me tu so lo comp.oy h.ye out been mode pubTnlluhassce,
Sept. 1.—Adjutant
c
yet hut 1.1.1. a Ie. ». c outj i cC>rU,, r„ently
American .nil, as near a dlctutor- there will not do it. There is no spirit of conservation that prevailed lull ajid so I curne down here.
line of what they expect to do upon
, . , .
m
.i
•Fip a. i. conreivable under our gen- need of suffering in this country, but .during the wnr, will encourage thc
the
return
ut
S.
01
Chu.e
who
i.
out
(
>»
"
>
'
•
*
«
;
the
re
<ral polity. ‘
when we remember the unfortunate price decline.
COMMISSION FORM WINS
.
,
; movnl of General Christian hns rcTl.e city L-ouncii wns abolished, condition of European people,
° 1 1 cl
‘
! signed nnd the Governor In* ucreptGeneral Pcrslng Yet
West
Palm
Beach
Will
Have
Com
•
j ed his resignation, the cauac for ids
All | ower anil authority were vested have yet u duty for many months,
Washington, Sept. A.—The house
in f.ve commissioner*
*
mission Manager
almost auto- perhaps years, to humanity across bill conferring the permanent rank of
Mr. nnd M.*». White and little son • action not being givon.
No nptratL- and ir 'ftsponsible. They were the wutcr. Agriculture will have o gt-nertti upon Generul Pershing in
We.* paiin Beach, Aug. 30.—With of Jacksonville nre in the city u few (.ointment has been m ,de. Major
41 °nce li'gi.lntivc, executive, and aii exert itself unusuuliy even in this recognition for his services wns pass a vote of 201 to 82 t.iis city yester dnys the guests of Mrs. White’s , Crury, who is utitioned at St. Au*
______
i___ the commission form of mother, Mr*. Nelson. Mr. White gustine will be in chnrge of tbo debranches of municipal govern- country, for without immigration ed this afternoon by the sem te with day
adopted
city munngeij ■hns n responsible position with the paitmcnt pending theappointment
m*rit Five men w-pre hired to man- uml with alien resilient* retbrnlng in out debate nr a record vote and now- g(,v*rnmcnt with a
* the city as they might be hired large numbers to their old homes goes to President Wilson for tignu- Toe' total vote wus 2»7, with four Sanford postoffice and is spending n which "'ll! probably be •uSde tula
,0 Manage u great factory. The the question of labor is a serious
sj,U4M
ju uu.ioLi.
well earned vacation In thim city. • wttk.
I *ur
Ff«pie hired them, turned over Hie one."
PRICES DOWN ANOTHER SALE
IS PREDICTION OF SANFORD
ALL SOURCES REAL ESTATE
NOTHING NEW
IN CONDITION
AT PRESENT
TH E COUNTY
CHASE & CO.
PU RCH A SE
PROPERTY
�PAGE TEN
m
•*
i
H’ 0IJI
GOVERNMENT
WILL OPEN
Notice to Manufacturers, Wholesal:
REAL STORE
era. Agents, Distributors
and Dealers
All gasoline, naptha, Kerosene,
(Continued from page 1)
benrene or other like products* of
petroleum
used for illuminating,
but should depend upon the food
heating,
cooking
or power purposes,
stored.
Fish and eggs, he said,
could not he stored without material in possession of manufacturers, .
We arc always prepared to meet your needs. We have a complete Actelyne Gas Welding Outfit
deterioration, while meats und other wholesalers, agents, distributors or
and
plsnty of gas on hand at all times, therefore we arc always prepared to do all klnda of Welti dealers
in
this
stnte
on
the
second
V All Local Advertisements Under
foods were improved by storage.
lag.
There is no Job too big or too small for us, they all receive our prompt attention by our
day
of
September,
1919,
is
subject
to
VhlB Heading THREE CENTS >
R. S. French, representing the In
the
payment
of
an
inspection
tax
of
Line For Each Insertion. Minimum
ternational Apple Shippers' Associa
:
:
:
:
:
Skilled Welder.:
:
:
:
:
.
X
tion, whiic not opposed to the sug one-eighth of a cent per gallon, as Charge 25 Cents.
X
gested limit of twelve months for provided under Section 9, Chapter
Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers
Free Road Service
— Auto Repairing and Accessories of all Kinds
storage of foodstuiTs said production 7905, Laws of Floridlt, Acts of 1919. Thisand
Sailors Who Seek Positions.
Failure,
neglect
or
refusal
on
the
would he stilled if fruits und vegetcqu nut be returned to stor- part of manufacturers, wholesalers,
.«
M ILLER AND SOUTHERN T IR ES AND TUBES
ublcss could
WANTED
if
nge If t\
they became a drug on the agents, distributors or dealers of any
CARRY LARGEST M ILEAGE GUAR
X
of the oils mentioned, to pay the in
market.
ANTEE for LESS MONEY
spection tax of one-eighth of a cent
Wanted—To rent house unfur
The testimony regarding profiteer per gallon on all such products as nished. Close in. Address House, X
ing and hoarding in many of the they may have on hand on the c-o Herald.
67-tf
bnsic industries was given to the morning of the Und day of Septem
house
appropriations
committee, ber, 1919, will subject all such oils to
Wanted—A push cart. Must be
which was considering appropria seizure.
in good condition. 510 Oak. G6-2tp X
tions for the Federnl trade commis
All checks or other remittances to
sion.
“ WHERE SERVICE IS CERTAIN”
cover the payment of the inspection
Wanted —Men in every county
Commissioners Win. It. Culver and tax required to be paid on oils on w’ith own auto to travel and take
Virtor Murdock were witnesses. Mr. hand, by manufacturers, whole
orders for the Red Ripper Hoy
Culver told of numerous re-snles of salers,• agents,
distributors
nr deal- j Rress. Cnn give good commission to
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the 19ID vegetable park which is not era shall be made in favor of W. A. I the right man. He must be a good
yet complete and said many of these McRae, Commissioner, and address hustler.
fi5-tf.
were made for speculative purposes. ed to the Department of Agriculture,
He suggested that this condition he Oil Division, Tallahassee, Florida.
WANTED— OI.I) CLEAN
corrected by enactment of appropri
No tax will be required paid by
RAGS, ANY KIND EXFor sale —Pair of mules. Cheap.
ate legislation.
wholesalers, agents, distributors, or
<’EI'T OLD SOCKS,
L.
Vihlen, R. F. D. A. Sanford,
dealers on gasoline or other oils ship
COATS,
PANTS,
OR
FluG5-tf.
ped into the state, subsequent to
RED SPREADS. AT
September 1st, provided, the tax has
THE HERALD OFFICE.
For sale or exchange l Vault
been previously paid by the manu
59-tf
(LAKE VIRGINIA)
door,
good shape, 1 large Safe, 71
facturers or shippers before such
in-hes
high,I
small
Safe,
.14
indies
shipments are made as required un
GEORGE MORGAN WARD, D. D.,‘L|..D
Upholstering and mattress making,
der Section 9 of the Gasoline In furniture repaired, mirrors plated, hi;»!i, I adding machine. Must sell
President
quick. C. Caro of Herald.
G2-tf.
spection Law.
auto tops and seats recovered. First
# Oldest College in Florida
Intcr-Donomlnatlonal
Manufacturers, wholesalers, dis eluss work only. Drown Upholstery
kor
sale
—
Maxwell
Touring
car,
AIM
tributors, agents and dealers are no Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla.
In splendid condition. Cash or credit
To provide a lib— '
culture, a
tified that they will be given thirty
49-tfc
1L &. O. Motor
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I BEAMS
, Co
««••-if*_t^f
thorough training ol the physical, intellectual and spirit
days from September Und, the date
ual nature.
•' .«»Wi ******+.+-+?:: 7i f
FOR SALE
CHANNELS *
FOR RENT
OFFER**
in which to dispose of all goods shipANGLE IRONS
pod into the state prior to SeptetnFour-year
course
lending
to A. II. degree. Pre-profciFor Sale—An nrff of :c;„.
r urmshed rooms
11
n
tier
2nd.
All
easolien
«r
other
.»!!..!
sionnl
courses
in
Agriculture,
Medicine, Engineering
J. E. ■'purling.
T. BARS
2-2tc
Laurel Ave.
Law and Theology.
-it.
shipped into the state subsequent to
B R Y A N A U TO CO.
First St. Sanford Ave.
.
'
•r.
i>. •
[iSW r
!
’
Phone
Leffler Building
ROLLINS COLLEGE
TRUSS RODS
If V;
1
Hqq^phcr 1st will he required to
Special departments: Music, Commerce, Home Econo
One 2-horse disk for snle cheaft.
For Rent—Furnished rooms for
mics, Normal, Fine ami Applied Arts «nd Academy.
tome up to the standard fixed by J. W. Osteen,
Altamonte Springs, light housekeeping. 117 Lnurel ave
Everythin!! and anythin!! authority on Section I t, of the Art
k la.
2-1tp
nue.
6G-3tc
'.„\iude« H h-gc number
in litis line delivered to for gasoline and kerosene, and also
- • •-» \ Roster of Lectures f..r
•■"•'■ora,
scientists,
artists
and
professional men of na
to conform with the specific gravity
For Spl*>—Thrct lotc cor. Myrtle j *
«f"«~-_ny day, week
you when promised at t.
tional prominence.
——r'Jltd under (lie requirements I Ave,
v
.. reel, oppo- (,r month. Every convenience. Over
.tel.
site park.
Beautiful location for Philips Drug Store, corner Park and
■T. X lic c l prices. Always cf Scctrtr.r*J
• W.
McRae,
* Naval Unit with instruction for ten ratings. Strong
resilience. Apply W. W. Long, 410 First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop.
j{ct out prices Prst if
Commissioner of Agriculture.
athletic program including nquatics. Expenses moderate.
Oak avenue.
2-4tp
’ 43-tf
Tallahassee, Fla., Aug. 2G, 1919.
you wnnl to save
For Sale—Upright piano in per
Thirty-Fifth year begins 22 September, 1919. .
LOST
A
WORD
TO
THE
WISE
fect
condition.
Terms.
Address
money and time.
Lost—Tire on demountable rim
N°x 212, Sqnford, Fin.
2-2tc
kor cntnlog and other information address:
10x1
1j on West First street SaturFrom the Home Service Section «f
THE SECRETARY, ROLLINS COLLEGE
kor Sale—$7.00 new 60-gal oil j day afternoon. Reward for informa
the Red Cross
Winter Park, Florida
The article in laBt week’s Herald tank. Houehold furniture bought. tion at Herald office.
2-2tc
concerning War Risk insurance ' Dixie Furniture Co., 121 Sanford
2-1 tc
should be of very great interest to avenue.
every returned soldier. ‘Tr.i hang
For Sale—Moline Universal Trac
ing to my war insurance," sind a re tor, with sand cleats. Two II Inch
turned soldier the other day. "Two plows, rolling truck, complete. Ly
reasons—I can’t get any other for a* man Ilrolhers. Forest City, Fla. 2-tf
little money, and as u matter of fact,
kor Sale—Two large sows, Duroc
I can't get any other at nil. Can’t
and
Berkshire Cross. Bred to regis
stand the physical examination now.'
tered
Duroc males, 2 months ago,
- i
The soldier now discharged and
$.lo
each.
M. L. Smith, Orlando
back at bis old work in civil life
road.
“
2-1 tp
showed plainly that he had the idea.
War insurance is good, business. It
For Sale—Six room dwelling with
is a good investment. It is the two large lots. Rooms extra large,
The most, the best, the latest, the
cheapest insurance that ever was. with modern conveniences. About
And the discharged soldier has five twenty orange trees full of fruit, on
cream of the market is here with an
years in which to convert it into I ark avenue, the most desirable res
V „T».
any one or half a dozen or more idence part of city. For particulars
v < y
eye single to your purse and taste.
different types.
call 175.
2-2tp
There is no hurry—just keep up
(
:u:\
We have made a selection peer to
the
payments
and
consult
the
near.
t
,or
Snll,~Seventeen
acres
of
scrub
j
=3
b
ZS
•
L1’-,
N"
ANOTHER "III.OW o l T*
rl,,tlv«tlnn with 5 j !
which might have been prevented if est Red Cross Chapter or B r a n c h . , ' " ’ 1
any in this section. *Thc fabrics, the
we had been taking care of .your There you can learn all about war room h, T ° uml - »'«"»• And 15 S
i
| *, \ .'•»
", hammock land Under cult.
I
tires. All vulcunizing done by us is risk insurance and its conversion n^r,’,
( weaves and the color combinations
vution hi Garfield, county of Volu
into
the
best
possible
Investment
of
done conscientiously. We mukr the
sia.
(’an be bought cheap or on
repaired tire stronger, in the repaired civil life.
and [let us say right here] the price
. X-|
reasonably terms.
Apply to or
place than it was before. If you
The
Kissimmee
Valley
Gazette " r't0 knit hey Smith at Enterprise,
have us repair your fires von will
will delight you and every connoisseur
*
*‘
claims
the
largest
fig
tree
in
the
state Ha., or Mossdalt
2-1 tp
greatly reduce your tire trouble and
is growing in the yard of J. Mctire expense.
I917 Ford Touring Car in goml
of up-to-date frocks and coat suits.
Phatter. This t ri’l? i.M tell Vi>nr« «vLl
running sbuite
Must sell at once
n
p
i
1250 00 Ford, c-o Herald.
% V
Come today, tomorrow or any dnv
l- 1tc
in height and forty feet in breadth.
PHONE 17
kor
Sale—Pair
ef
good
farm
mules
The matured crop of fruit thin year
W
r
and pay our ready-to-wear depart
Oak an 3rd St.
Sanford, Florida measured 250 quarts.
in good sound condition. Reasonable price. M. Fleisher.
67-tf
ment a visit and be convinced.
For Sale—One good large mule.
5275.00. C. M. Berry.
67-tf
Early Fall Show ings in R eady-to-w ear!
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KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
Save Money on Paint
^ lien you paint (his year save money by
buying the painl that gives the greatest value.
I lie real cost of paint is measured, not by the
price per gallon, but by the service rendered.
Remember this: — Re-painting is not an
&) L
E X I* E N S E, it is an I N V E S T M E N T.
The paint we carry is the reliable, old estab
lished brand known Tor its quality for years—
“H - A - R - R . I . s - 0 - N - S”
LEE
BROTHERS
HARDWARE ■ for
HARDWEAR
-
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Good Paying Business for Sule—
THE QUALITY SHOP. On ac
count of changing residence the
Quality Shop, including fixtures and
good stoek of New Fall Millinery
just bought and not yet unpacked
can be bought right. The Shop has =
a nice trade and on a good paying
b isis.
Mra. A. D. Parrish.
| Among the New Suits and Dresses are g
For Sale—Two fine Red Jersey
sows for sale. G. 11. Edwards, near
J. E. Paco’* place.
fifi-2tp
For Sale—191G Model Ford Road
ster, 1 Shuler Vulcnnizer. R. C.
Shcafcr, 111 Elm avenue. iiG-2tp
For Sale—A first class fresh Jersey
cow. M. Doyle, Lake Monroe, Fla.
GG-Gtp
lo r Sale—kour dwelling bouses.
Cush or easy terms. Situated on
Park, Magnolia, Cypress and Myrtle
avenues. Apply to J. E. Pace.
GG-tf
For sale—Piano Cheap. Ennulre
Herald Office.
G5-tf.
For sale—Seed potatoes Rosa
Four. Rex Packard, Phone 13G
G5-tf
‘■gSanwi.M..-
T h e X ew S ilv crto n s so m uch to ho
h i s lfal1 a ii‘i w m t e r -
Tho». W i n e . Silk. VoPnm . Charm-
s ° m c-
fact
h m g " CW bU t W iCh faShi° n ha<l
decreed a , gotng to be all th e ra g e th s
of fabrics arc to be
nur Av, Fall
season. E v e ry d es.rab le color com - and the styles are the newest and best to
lu n atio n is in o n r early fall show ings
f.,un„, an„ lv, takc ,
an|oMa|l|o
a n d ev ery w om an w ho sees th em
pride in sayl,* „ura win bc om. of „ K, .
faHs m love w „
h e , stock,
sn tts
them for th e y a re
exceedingly
sty l.sh a n d y e t
give w ear m p len ty .
LADIES’ TAILORED
GARMENTS TO BE FOUND ANYW HERE THIS SEASON.
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The Y OWELL COMPANY
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C O U N T Y H A PPEN IN G S
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR
RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN
TY-EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
SEPTEMnER 5, |*|9
THE SANFOHD HERALD
purchated of Mr. and Mrs. Clarance
Flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Purvlcc arc
remodelling and Improving their
Cameron City home.
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B E P R E P A R E D ------
LAKE MONROE
That’s Us!
The opening exercises of the Lake
Monroe school were held Monday
We are always prepared to meet your needs. We have a complete Actclyne Gas Welding Outfit
morning,
and
the
outlook
-for
a
more
and
plenty of gas on hand at all times, therefore we arc always prepared to do all kinds of Weld
The funeral took place Tuesday
EAST SANFORD
successful
term
of
school
has
never
ing.
There Is no Job too big or loo small for us. they all rcrclvc our prompt attention by our
R.,L. Oricr paid more than $400 afternoon at Moore's Station church.
been
better.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tilden
Hev.
George
Hyman
spoke
comfort
for a fine young mule last week and
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Skilled Welder.:
: 4 :
:
:
:
Mr. Uchida paid $065 for n line ing words to the bereaved parents. Jacobs, who taught here last year
are
employed
again,
assisted
by
Miss
mule Both came from the Brady The interment was at Lakcview ceme
— Auto Repairing and Accessories of all Kinds
tery. There were some beautiful Lottie Mathers of Maitland. Mr.
Free Road Service
stable*.
Jacobs will have charge of the higher
iloral
offerings.
The
family
have
the
D. It. Hriason wns over Irom Day
sympathy of II. Several members of grades, Miss Mathers the interme
MILLER AND SOUTHERN TIRES AND TUBES
tona on business Saturday.
diate and Mrs. Jacobs will he pri
the
Baptist
choir
came
from
town.
An eleven pound son was born to
CARRY LARGEST MILEAGE GUAR
mary teacher. All of these teachers
Several members of the Joe Cam are highly efficient and fully quali
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe n few
ANTEE for LESS MONEY
days ago. Mrs. Monroe has been at eron family were at Daytona Beach fied to fill their positions. By 9
the hospital in Orlundo for some over Sunday.
o'clock the many little hoys and g'rs
time. Mother and son doing fine. I The marriage of Miss Winnie hooks under arm and with beaming
Mrs. J. F. McClelland and chil Knight and Sam Murphy took place countenance wended their way, not
dren will visit her parents, Mr. and last week Wednesday. The happy to the humble little school by the
Mrs. E. I*. Brown at Ft. Christmas couple are at Mr. Murphy’s home cn roadside as of old, Hut all eagerly X
over Sunday.
Sanford Heights. They have the directed their footsteps across the
•
“ WIIF.IIE SERVICE IS CERTAIN"
C. E. Chorpening has taken over best wishes of all East Sanford, as street to the handsome new $10,001)
the contract from J. F. McClelland Winnie has grown from a little girl edifice, which only last school term
was reared so substantially and
to carry the srhool children to and while residing here.
fashioned so carefully for Monroe's
from town. Mr. Chorpening will
Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. Knight and
have the children south of Celery four children left last Thursday to most splendid product, the little chil
avenue and Mr. Booth will carry the drive their car to their new home in dren of our community. Surely’ no
school district of this size in Florida
Celery avenue children.
Dunnellon.
can boast of sucli a handsome school
The seven months old son of Mr.
building and tin* patriotic citizens of
Mrs.
Mollie
Kinartl
Joseph
ar
and Mrs. II. W. Chandler died Mon
Lake Monroe are to be congratulated the soltliers told the children of this they expect tu reside, but it is Imped joying school in spite of the warm
rived
here
last
Friday
from
Phila
day night after several weeks' illness
and chose for his subject a quotation that their troubles may he few weather and are doing remarkably
from a complication of troubles. delphia, Pa., ami is with her father upon their enterprise. Some of those from Shakespeare, “ Be true to thy through tlu- journey of life and that well in their studies.
in Cameron City. Mr. Joseph Hid whom we were pleased to see at our
Earl Goines stopped here a ft*
not accompany her. Mrs. Joseph opening exercises Monday were Mr. self and it will follow us the day fol they will a! ways love each other as
•lays after spending several month
was with her husband's parents .1. D. Jinkins and Rev. George Hy lows the night thou will be true to they appear to now.
in Leesburg, Lakeland and points in
man of the Baptist church of San all men." Under this (leading he
while in Philadelphia.
peinted out in a very beautiful hut
Georgia. He is now in Sanford.
ford.
Messrs.
Albert
Hawkins
and
Mrs. Margaret Marshall will ar
Wl : k iw a i irE.M S
simple manner, so that the smulkxt
Jim
Johnson,
trustees
were
also
rive home on Saturday from a two
The fish fry at the Wokiwa Lridge
Friday finished the first month of
child could grasp his meaning the
months visit at various points in present and made nice talks to the
(Continued on pnge 3)
children. Mr. Johnson will soon re idea of being true to the body, mind, school. Thi children seem to be cn*
Michigan.
heart
and
soul.
He
also
gave
to
the
C. B. Tyler reached Sanford last sign the position as trustee anil leave children of each classroom a French
Saturday from an extended trip for Cincinnati, Ohio, where he will coin. Mrs. Jacob '*
through the north. Was at points in enter a Methodist Seminary. He ex lircn a pretty story to emphasize the
North Carolina, Ditto, Chicago, Mich pressed hi* regret at leaving Monroe importance of education and Mr.
igan and cnrmitr home visited his and spoke of hi* affection for the Jacobs ..... n f**w remarks and re
son ami family at Newport News.1F'*'P 1 f his old home. Mr. Jinkins, minder them of the fundamental
1who was railed to the lloor stated
Virginia.
among his remarks that the people principles of school life to study
V*COMPANY
'tr
Little Miss Helen Louvira Dressor ; of this school d strict were paying hard and keep good order. After
passed
her
5th
birthday
anniversary'
THE HOLE IN THE TIRE
more taxes than any other district in the calling of the roll and the classifi
Not the big hole in the center, but Aug. 'J6th and hail a beautiful cake, Florida, and were doing so very cation of the grades the singing of
the hole in the trend what will you a ring a five dollar bill and last hut cheerfully and without a murmur. the Star Spangled Banner closed the
do about it? Patching is not perma not least a beautiful white poodle This speaks wed for Monroe ns jj , ,v:.vr...*.-s. it is to |if. he*'"'! that the
nent: buying a new casing
expen nxtr.rSr.*- ., >i ts.
people* Xj,* J",neschool and are willing parents and patrons of the school
Dr.
James
Purvire
of
Tampa
lias
sive -T1 • - only urn* sure and sate
to pay for it. Mr. Jinkins nlso enter will cooperate with the children and
bought
the
Howard
Swartz
farm
in
solution of tile tire problem—vul
laired the children by comparing the teachers in their work this year and
canize! I.et us do your vulcanizing Cameron City. His son, Ashley of old fashiemd school methods of his keep our school, as it already is,
Cameron City will farm it.
ami forget your tire troubles.
day to the greater opportunities and upon a high standard and one of the
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe are be better advantages of the present best in the state,
ginning the construction of a mod time. Be.’. George Hyman, who has
Frederick Stuart iias returned to
ern home on Celery avenue, east of returned from a stay of thirteen bis home at Seabreeze, Fla., after a
PHONE 17
Oak an 3rd St.
Sanford, Florida the Flowers home on land recently months in France where lie spoke to pleasant visit to friends here.
Mr. J. U. Murphy, after spending
two months at Springfield, Mas#.,
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home again. He expresses himself us
being very much pleased with his
trip and reports a large acreage of
celery in that section and throughout
the Connecticut Valley.
Mr. Bcti Lake, wife and children
and Mr. J. I). Nnlbotl have return
X ed from Daytona Beach.
T is getting the time of the year that you need
a new suit. Why not have it tailor-made.
Mr. I). M. Narhell and son, Math
It costs no more, and besides you can have
e w have moved from the farm of
Mr. Albert Draper to a place be
your suit made up like you want it.
X longing to Mr. J. E. Pace on the
East Side. Mathew Na/hell has ac
You can find your choice here; and every
cepted
a position in Sanford with tin*
sample is worthy to be chosen; beautiful, all-wool
jinn of Mahoney & Walker.
fabrics, expert workmanship, authentic style.
Miss Lizzie Robinson and the chil
X dren of Mr, Tom Bell have returned
X
You're not satisfied unless you have style in
from a nt« nth's stay at Daytona
your clothes; and you're entirely right. Then
Beach. The youngest child, little
Arthur, although greatly heneilUed
you want quality; for without quality in materials
the sea breezes is still ill.
and makeup, the best of style will not last.
X by Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Lyons, Mr.
Albert Draper, Miss Linda and Hen
Tailor-made clothes lit you better, wear bet
ry Miles were among those sho
ter. Jook better. Nothing else can give the satis
spent Labor Day at the beach.
faction, and the wear you are so fully entitled to
Miss Bessie Swagerty has accepted
X
as a tailor-made suit.
a position as clerk at the grocery of
Mr. Ernest Osteen, the resignation
Your figure may be a little diiferent from the
__ i i of Mrs. Hattie Winn causing the va' cunry. Mrs. Winn made a very ef
regular man, and that is where you get more satis
ficient clerk anti wns quit** popular
faction out of tailor-made clothes. Have them
with the public. She is making
made to lit you. and you will he better satisfied
preparations to join her husband,
£= than to wear clothes that are made to til the
Mr. J, T. Winn at Selma, Ala.
j=r regular man.
Mr. Cal Kabun began work in
town Tuesday at the Ford Service
We would he glad to have yon call at our
Have entrusted to me more than $150,000.
Station.
~
store and see what we have, whether you have
The stork visited the home of Mr.
"’firth of property to sell—Groves, Truck
N. C. Beasley Sunday, Aug. 31 and
bought your Fall suit or not, we want to show
Karins, General h arms, City Property and
left a fine hoy.
you our line of woolens. And we want to get
x
B R Y A N A U TO CO.
First St. Sanford Ave.
Phone
Leffler Building
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Agents For
International Harvester
Co. v
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
McCormick
and Deering Mowing Mach
ines, Hay R ak es and Harrows
hi Tailor-Made Clothes
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Farms, Homes, Businesses
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acquuintodjwiLh you.
LAKE MARY ITEMS
Win. Tuxworth left Saturday to
visit Ids home in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Ingersol arrived home Satur
day night from a three months' visit
very pleasantly spent with home
folks in Buffalo, New York.
Mr. A. E. Sjohiom and family*
X accompanied by Mr. Heed motored
! to St. Cloud one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Dunn and
fgg children left Tuesday in their car to
kx make North Carolina a 'visit.
S 3 1 .1 D. Evans and mother are exSSjpectilig to start in a couple of weeks
55 on a real pleasure trip to Boston,
Muss, and other (daces in the north.'
Mr. anti Mrs. W. S. Thornton,
accompanied by Mr. I). S. Babbitt
nnd Mrs. B. E. Haley visited at the
home of H. D. Durant Sunday after
noon after going to Palm Springs for
a dip.
Miss Ella Mi-Waters and Ale.**
Strickland were married in Sanford
Tuesday It is not kno^vn yet where
g§
Tomorrow, Saturday is the 1
Last Day of our
Tailoring Sale
Sanford Shoe & Clothing
Company
115 First Street
Sanford, Florida
i
HAVE
T H E M
Businesses—can suit most circumstances.
RESIDENCE 8 rooms, flowing well, half
black land, nicely located - - $2,500.00
RESIDENCE 5 rooms, hath, splendid lo
cation, lot (it 1-2x114 ft. - - $1,000.00
GROVE—5 acres, 200 trees, about 600
boxes fruit
. . . .
$1,500.00
FARM—30 acres, NONE BETTER in this
great celery delta, nicely located, $5,000
residence $1,000, garage, 4 mules, 2 cows,
complete equipment worth several thous
and dollars. To the man of aggressive
ness it will appeal. I have further delails
- • - $35,000.00
ALL KINDS OF OTHER PROPERTY—SMALL AND LARGE
Watch the South East Corner of Pagfk Two
J . E. SFURLING |
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YES, “A Feed For Every Need.”
Phone 181
Groceries, - Black Strap Mollascs in bulk, - Lime in barrels, - Blue
Stone, - Sprays, ■ Hardwood Ashes. - Armours Fertilizers.
See us
for Carload Crate Material. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what
you need.
We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made
fer less than you can buy it for elsewhere
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
p
A rn T p ri P X > A T P P H M D A X T V
THE BIG
X X !iO v ^ I V / x X JCi v v / l u l r V l i X y
FEED HOUSE
lucky in both getting positions in aunt, Mrs. N. II. Holt and her cousthe an me school.
in.-., Misses Louise and Etbertu and
Mth. W. D. Fillmon and little son, Master John Rush Holt of Mont
Robert were visitors t Mrs. Clery’s ! gomery, Ala., and u friend, Mrs. J.
Wednesday. They spent the after-! B. Greene of Jacksonville, Fin.
noon fishing and heating on the
Mrs. W. E. Argo went to Winter
Hver.
Park Thursday to the hall game.
W. C. Holiday has been appointed She was accompanied by Mrs. It. W.
teacher of the Ft. Winder school near Lawton.
Arcadia and left Friday for that
Rev. L. E. Wright spent Wednes
place.
day in Orlando.
tion of Labor has been summoned to
Miami.
Business men, contractors and sup
irontlnucd from page J)
(Continu
ply dealers in mass meeting today or
ganized a body to be known as the
, hor Day was efuite n successGreater Miami Association and de
COTTON* SEED MEAL
eB U , ram,' out from Sanford to
clared
for an “open shop” town,
CASTOR POMACE ’
the fi»h which were caught
with no change in existing wage
TANKAGE
f t S £ « - T- Jscale. It is reported that the mem
ASHES
r c flowers has moved Ins stock
bership in this organization is in
, ' ,ries to I’aola, where he Ims
creasing.
LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF
i S T o u t the Stock in Mr. 1’earALL KINDS OF MATERIAL—WE WILL SAVE
Minmi has had many labor dis
b#a* ln... | | p will also take charge
YOU M 0 N E Y AND GIVE YOU
putes in its history, but the present
OVIEDO
GENEVA
I’aola post office. We were
— GOOD SERVICE —
trouble is the most serious one that!
The school of Oviedo opened Mon
Donald Whitcomb is the lust of lias developed for several ycarq. Mi
“ ,nrrv to see him and the Bture
day
with
a
good
attendance.
wry »orr>
our hoys to arrive from France, and ami has been a 100 per cent union
ki'r u,‘
.
,
Miss Ida Lu Conoliy* left Tuesday
E CripP«n started on a trip to the for Orlando where she will be the it is needless to say all Geneva re town with every trade fully organ
joices with the family in having him ized. The present trouble is cnlling
- ; i,,t Wednesday, where he
Sanford, Florida
guest of Miss Tucker for a few* days. hack.
for a showdown as to whether union
Si mil his friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Little Miss Palmer Argo enter
Mrs. Grier and daughter, Miss iti
men will remain in control of the
jitveomb.
tained a few of her young friends at Minerva of Palm Peach are visiting labor situation or whether union and
. I an,| Mrs. Vanderholdt and
a party Friday afternoon. The chil
diiMren, Mr. and Mrs. K. 0. Von- dren were delighted with games ar.d Mrs. Grier a parents, Mr. and Mrs. non-union men both will be omployed,
•1890^
, STILL DOING BUSINESS
^1919
llprbulis. Messrs. Snow, Misses Lo- delicious refreshments were served. I. I). Hart.
,
R
ecoi
ortbr*.
»nd
*itufWd
cuiicnvrx
wlio
have
uwd
our
ftnUiirr'
and
Mrs.
Aubrey
Moran
ami
Pauline
Two
business
men
whose
firms
had
' -mow, Li/tie Boyd und Ilertie
'y rir aftrr year, who always gladly rrco-rmrnd our good* is thrir
Miss Mary Brannon spent Kntur* spent last week with Mr. ami Mrs. i,POii placed on “ unfair lists” by
White anil Mrs. Holiday and family
neighbor* arc our hcit advrrmcincni., Our price* not always ihe
Will Hand in Sanford.
(labor, were assuultcd by workmen
lowest, but when QUALITY is coniidered. never too high. W nte
enjoyed a picnic on the rivef Mon- day in Orlando.
ifor latest price lists, or send order and you will le treated right
Mrs. A. Leinhart went to Orlando
Daniels
spent,
today,
these
being
the
first
physical
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
diy.
JPERTIUZPJiS, INSECTICIDES, SPRAYERS, POULTRY SUrrUES
the week end with their daughter, cl as lies of the labor war.
Misses Aclisahel and Minnie Midi* Mondny on business.
K . O . 'P A I N T U H 1’ICItTI I .I / .U I t C O .
J n c U u ltv illr . F lo rid a
Union men declare that the pres
Miss Dixon entertained the Cro Mrs.. Brannon at Mimms.
d . |f(t |a,t week for Pahokce where
The Geneva public school opened ent trouble may be soltlcd by having J. E. SPURLING, Local Agent.
,hfv begin their duties of teaching chet Clul. at her home Friday-after
Sanford, Florida
noon.
On
account
of
a
very
heavy
Kktol Tuesday morning. They were
last Monday with a promising out one lumber yard discharge colored
rain the guests were late arriving, look for the. coming term, about chautteurs, refusal of which demand
precipitated the struggle which has
hut a most delightful afternoon was sixty pupils being enrolled.
lim in e
=9iiiiini illinium
spent in spite of the delay.
Mrs. Then Tire entertained the tied up all building operations. The
. .
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Dowling left ;>,uuius, . ji u huo ,„..u •
ry.-MVay -!c«d«-re expressed wtl.
vacation to he spent in Georgia and afternoon in honor of her guest, fer with contractors and supply men
Dane Murry, who was elevtin years to disco-.* a settlement, but their
north Florida.
offer has not been accepted. At the
The Oviedo Fall team played the old. Mrs. Tice served fruit punch present time from GOO to 800 of the
Winter Park team at Winter Purl: and cake as refreshments.
1919
2,500 union workmen in the city un
Mrs.' Clara Coffee and sons, Her affected by the trouble. Practically
this week.
The Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist bert and Francis expect to leave every plasterer in the city is locked
church is giving a measuring party Friday for Miami, where they will out today. The situation is a lock
F-idr.y night op ;h»* lawn of the I lie the guests of Mrs. Avery Guyton out uf iv.ii..-.. .-} ..« u ff-:« r.* F.rm^
^ u!*i iiarging chauffeurs have been
IvupuHi "cnufelj, fv" **"• purpose of aim Mrs. Jot- Dunn.
». ~V7g?l
‘ * ,«u* Ready
fe; 0J>1
Mrs. J. A. Worthy is spending the placed on the "unfair list,” by labor
raising funds for the needed im
A Real Help to the provements on the parsonage.
week
with Mrs. David Speer of San unions which refuse to work with
Farmer. Largest and
Oldest Seed House in
materials supplies by "unfair” deal
Mrs. L. R. Mitchell, with her. ford.
the State.
guests, Mrs. J. I). Greene, Mrs. N.
ers.
Marlin’s Hy-Test
WEST GENEVA AVENUE
R. Holt and Misses H Mt spent
Pickets have been placed to watch
Seeds Insures Good
The
rain is still holding on but the all deliveries of building materials by
Thursday
in
Orlando.
Crops.
Miss A. D. Mitchell spent the weather is much cooler than it has dealers on the "unfair list," it is re
1
y o u .
i
E.A.Martin Seed Co. week end in Jacksonville last week. been. The nights are nice and cool. ported.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. Will Robinson spent Tues
She was accompanied home by her
day with Mr. and Mrs. Culp.
Some Fishing Trip
Mrs. Culp und Mrs. Korney and
Last Thursday afternoon a few of
children spent Friday with Mrs. Will Sanford’s folks decided to try their 2
Leesburg, Florida
Robert Glenn Igou, Agt. f||
tt
luck fishing on Lake Apopka. Leav
Robinson.
The orange crop is fine this year. ing hero at !l o'clock, driving through
iiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiii illinium miiiii iiiiiiiiiiii iiiniiiiiii
There seems to be more than there Winter Garden by auto where Mr.
has’ been for many years. If the Hunt was waiting for the party with
price is as good as the crop we will his nice launch and tackle, leaving
the docks at Winter Garden enjoying
he ull right.
When you paint (his year save money by
one
of the most delightful launch
The seed beds are looking lino on
rides
up to the west end of the lake,
the west side anil they have the
buying the paint that gives the greatest value.
thento catch the fish, and ill less
fields so nice and clean it makes
than
thirty
moments of fishing the
things look like something is going
The real cost o f paint is measured, not by the
party
had
twenty-two
trout to their
to be done soon.
credit. Miss Susie Brown having tlm
It looks like the airplanes are not li.ir.or of landing the most in num
price per gallon, but by the service rendered.
coming any more our way. We sure ber. though Miss Bobby Burns enpmiss them after their passing so tuied the prize with one 7-pounder,
Remember this: — Re-painting is not an
much.
along with others n«*t quite so large
Well, we hope the railroad strike Miss Russell had several to her
E X P E N S E , it is an I N V E S T M E N T .
is over with after so much trouble. credit, while Mis Bryan not landing
Uncle Sam will p-t llungs right yet. quite so many proved to he the best
The paint we carry is the reliable, old estab
cook ever for the pleasure wasn’t
MIAMI OPEN SHOP CITY
ended by the wonderful catch. Tinlished brand known for its quality for years—
party landed at Collier Park Grove.
Strike In Building Trades Brings There Mr. and Mrs. Collier extended
On Conillllon
to the party a hearty welcome to
Miami, Sept. 2.—Announcement the beautiful camp grounds and
by local business men ami building I avillions and opened the doors to
supply dealers that they favored their eo:y country homo, the tish
making Miami nn “open shop” town; end o ' tu-e was prepared, along with
was the startling development today f urn- good sandwiches and a couple
in the local labor situation. Organ if fried chickens, etc. Mr. and Mrs.
ized
labor
is standing pat and Or Cellar are some entertainers and exHARDWARE
- f o r -H ARDW
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ganizer Pete Smith, Southern repre ♦xtend a hearty welcome to any San
sentative of ilu- American Kcdcra- ford people wishing to spend awhile
lamping and fishing.
Those enjoying the trip were
blisses Gladys Bryan. Susie Brown,
Bobby Ilurnr, Dene H.nnH an-*
Messrs. Bogcrd, Tanner and L. F.
r.nd T. R. R .per.
Fertilizer Materials
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Call us up, we will be pleased to
look alter your soiled linens, We
specialize in high-class work, send
us your dresses and waists, you
have nothing too dainty for us to
handle. We can more than please
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NOW
L ake Monroe School Opeua
Fresh shipm ent of Nunnally’s
Candies just received, also famous
Log Cabin Roll Candy.
Good
line of stationery at '‘B E T T S ’’
The fine new srhool house at Lake
Monroe was filled Inst Monday on
..polling day by visitors and chMdrrn
and the first day was a most aus
picious one. Many from Sanford
were present at the opening and ap
propriate exercises were held.
J. Tilden Jacobs will have charge
of the higher grade.!, Mrs. Tilden
Jacobs will he primary teacher and
Miss Lottie Mathers of Maitland
will have charge of the intermediategrades, making a most efficient staff
of teachers.
The Lake Monroe
school promises to he one of the best
in the county An account of the
opening is found in the Lake Monroe
items in another part of this issue.
THE FL^O R LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICEl
UNITED
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Trouble In the Future.
The pessimist Is always anticipat
in'! new varieties of trouble. One <*or.*
temporary glnnmster rnsts tils eye for
ward to the day when wireless tele
phony will be so perfect that n man
will have n receiver In Ids hat and lw
nuitiugcd by hi* wife ail tile lime.
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE FOUR
W E HAVE FOUND IT!
A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Imperious to Water! Chemical
Decomposition. Atmosphere and Moisture.
Mndc from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand
Nitric and Picric Acid tests In the construction of Its Immense add plants.
Our supply Is limited only by our demand.
SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE ANI) LAKE COUNTIES. FLA.
Slock in yards and 23,000 ready for shipment.
MAHONEY-W
ALKER CO
HANroitn. minim
BOX SCORES OF ALL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM
Totals ............1’6 1 5 27 10 :i
IStewart instead of B. Chapman
In Sth.
Score by innings:
Orlando
......
000 100 100 —1
Sanford
......... 010 000 000do,
Summary—Left on bases, Orlnnnn5, Sanford 4. Two base hits, 11 2,
villo. First base off balls Dunfeefee
Chapman 2. Struck out by Dunts,
13, by Chapman 3. Sacrifice hies
Quinn, Childs, Inman. Slot-- bash,
Williams, Moore, Blount, MartitDunfee. Wild pilch, Dunfce. Bale
ter hit, Williams, Johnson. Doubo
plays, Johnson to 11. Chapman tc
linn villi*, Williams to Blount.
Tim
of game 2:t0. Umpire Boyer. At
tendance 391.
SEPTEMBER 5. iai9
REAL E ST A T E
LIST YOUR PRO PERTY
A ND W E CAN
SELL IT.
Lost Friday at Barlow ^
Bartow, Aug. 30.—Bartow ^nutgamed the Celery Feds hero $ this
afternoon, hunching a pass, a single,
a sacrifice and a bunch hit
shove
Art Phelan around for the lone tally
of the game. The two hits were hat
of Bartow's collection, and while San
ford touched Haynes fur nine safe
ties, the local finger was strong with
men pn buses and received flawless
Agent Drew Development Co.
Formerly Holden Real Estate Co
support.
Sanford protested the game in the
third inning when Umpire Knowlton
sent Inman to the elub house for
talking to players from thu infield
llnin halted tlie game for awhile i
the second inning. Score:
Sanford—
AB It II PO A E
B Chapman 2b, ss 3 0 3 2 0 0
Ellis, If & 2I>
1 0 0 6 4 0
Johnson, rf
4 0 0 0 0 0
Sanford Takes One /
The C. & B. Hat Factory
Hurd, lb
4 0 1 9 2 0
Ilradentown vs. Sanford at Sun- t i l » mmhI N lrrrl
JACKSONVII.I.K. E M lU I ln
Banville, 3b
3 0 1 2 3 0
ford Tuesday, September 2nd, 1919, is the owner of and is carrying on the
Mail Order business formerly handled bv
Childs, rf
4 0 2 1 0 0
the H. W. Clark Hut Co. All n
Brndenlawn—
AB
It
II
PO
A
E
Totals................26 1 4 27 11 1
Inman, ss
1 4 1 0 1 0
.*• C. .t 11, 1. *.*.■
Goodwin, ss
t
! I should be sent
Score by inningr:
AISEN1H WANTED
Rive, c
4 0 0 3 0 0
SEND H i l l CAT U.IMiUK
4 0 0 0 1 I
' u "Burroughs, 2b
Drayton, p
. 2 0 1 1 4 0 Snnfn-1J l f l ----•**+**+
0 1 »i 0 0
C. CL.; — -*
| o 0 Bartow ................. 000 030 01* t Vaughan, i b ....... 3
Rood, If
3 0 0 3 o 0
Summary: l , -ft on ha*e s, Sanford
4 0 1 1 0 o
9, Bartow- 8. Two base hits, ‘ilord. Hunter, 3b
NOW O PEN
White,
if
2
2 0 2 0 0
Virst base on balls off Drayton 3,
Catering
to Commercial Men
Angel, c
4 0 3 11 1 1
and Families
Haynes 2, Struck out by Dr.’.yton
3 0 1 0 3 0 Am.(Iran Plan. Oood ItaU. Halm llra~>p,Mr
Haynes 7. Sucrifico hits, Banville, Stewart, p
•Drake
1 0 0 0 0 0
' The TAVARES INN. T a i a n a. I la.
Drayton. Ollerman, Hunter. Stolen
bases, B. Chapman, Ellis, Banville.
Wild pitches
*- Bauer hit,
Phelan, Hunter by Drayton; time of Sanford —
C A S H P A I D FOR
KKffi? 2:10; umpire Knowlton. At Stewart, 2b
used household furniture
B. Chapman, if
tendance 340.
Must
be in fair condition.
Johnson, cf
Beds
Ilord, Ib..
Springs
Banville, 3l>
Chairs
Childs, r f .........
Dressers, Hnckrrs, etc.
Inman, ss
CnII or Address:
Hive, c...........
Albanese, p
321 Sanford Arenue
Drayton**
C. Chapman***
Your Home
We feel it our duty to bring to fore let us act upon this simple sug
the attention of the public the fact gestion and show to our men who
that a goodly number of our most have assumed the financial responsi
energetic and public spirited busi bility for this matter that we appre
ness und professional men have at ciate their efforts in our behalf and
considerable expense und trouble to we will see to it that they lose noth
themselves brought together a good ing t hereby.
ball club and have been for the past
two months furnishing us a fine ex Orlando vs. Sanford Monday, Sept
hibition of good base ball, which has
1st. 1919. A. M.
served to afford a healthy pastime
and much amusement to the many Orlando—
AB K II I’O A K
at home who were unable to get Williams, If
4 (I
0 1 1 (
away to the mountains or seaside re Leon, 2b
50
0 1 1 (
sorts for their vacation, and have Schuyler, ef
41
1 0 0 C
further served hi keeping our little Moore, rf
3 0
1 0 0 0
iR> alive, active and forward look Blount, It)
40
1 9 0 0
ing during these strenuous times Martin, ss
40
2 1 1 0
when we are all inclined to he pessi Stevens, 3b
4 1 1 0
11
mistic and disgruntled over the dis Quinn, c ......... 3 0
0 13 2 0
turbed condition of the whole world. Dunfree, p
2 0 1 1 5
0
Hence it seems oopportune to remind I
the public that they should prove!
and show their aujirecintion of
.
Sanford —
B. Chapman
Ellis, If
Johnson, ef
Ilord, It)
Banville, 3I>
Childs, rf
In man, ss
Hive, c
C. Chapman, p
Insure
Your Auto - Tornado - Liability
Property Damage
City Lots; in All Parts of City
Celery Lands in iM. M. Smith’s Sub Division
The TAVARES INN
Line Score:
Ilradentown
010 000 001—2
Sanford................
300 000 OOx—3
Summary—Left on liases Bradentown 7, Sanford 5. Two base hits
Vaughan, Hunter. S. Stewart 3.
Three base hits, Johnson. Hits ap
portioned: Albanese 6 in 9 >... Dray
ton 0. C. Chapman 0. . First base off
balls off Albanese 3, Stewart 2.
Struck out by Albanese, 5 Drayton
i, Stewart 9.
Sacrifice hits, Ban
ville. Stolen bases: Angel, Hurd,
Childs. Passed balls Hive, Angel 2.
Batter Hit: Vaughan by Albanese, B.
Chap/n.in by Stewart. Double plays
Ilord to Stewart. Time 2:05. Um
pire Ellis and Foss, players, for tirs
half inning: Boyer completed. At
tendance 147. Scorer, Mnines.
Whether its hardware, shoes, hats or
groceries, there is always some brand of
every commodity that is known to every
one as the very best of its kind. In the
tire world KELLY-SPRINGFIELD has
had this position thrust upon it, not
through publicity gained by advertising,
hut through the unusual mileage they
give the user. This is why no one ques
tions the quality of a KELLY, this is also
why a man who once uses them, always
uses them.
Hid ot tha Singing, Dltlng Worrftt
c t Mc.guitoi, u»«
In e .-n It «,hll,r»ilrx. (MlxtitfuL
gw
It, rff
A I - a - i t n |h*
t |
Hill rioi i*ti8i ib* t
llrallfif f - o«tf. I) -At I. Jf-e. r r. ,
• It1* *111 U*t «ut * mMil ClIM’; m|
fit"
I tA*V*ljn-e*u|c»i It a |f|i. djUl# i
P
lro. f,.liW
drtW
tr uriutftvthl, Let, la.Irl. « C. All
Montgomery,
Sanford Wins Wednesday/
One of the best games of the sea
son was played here Wednesday
when Sanford took the second game
from Ilradentown.
Drayton, the
new local twirler was all to the good
and made himself solid with the
fans. The score was 4 to 1 and this
is how- it happened:
“ Four money back if you
are not satisfied”
Ilradentown—
All H H PO A E
Goodwin, 2b
4 0 0 1 3 0 CHaim biting, blood.tucking fiic* and
otbf' intrrt petti. Gitet comfort to
Burroughs, ss
4 0 0 1 0 0
rowi
and tnillert. Prevent! tmul
Vaughn, lb
4 0 2 8 1 0
tutnmer
u
u
u
U
Rood, If
3 0 0 0 u0 u0 l profit*. drop in mill-yield. Incrcatct
1 11 0 0 1
Hunter, 3b
4 12
44 0 ;1 11 0o 0°l PRATTS FLY CHASER it effective
White, rf
ami economical. Dor* not taint tbe
Angel, c ..
. - - 33 00 l1 10
10 l1 o0 l
‘1
Stewart, r f ............ 33 00 0o 2 00 O'
0
33 00 "0 00 33 0
Smith, p
Pratts Fly Chaser
Insures More Milk
Totals
Sanford —
Stewart, 2b
H Chapman, c
Johnson, cf
Hurd, lb
Banville. 3b
Childs, rf
Register. If
Drayton, p
Inman, ss
T H E R E S A MAN A T T H E CURB T O SERVE Y O U ”
Peaceful Sleep
32
l
AB
3
4
4
4
3
4
3
*i
R
1
1
!
0
0
U
0
1
6 21 9
H PO A
*1 •l
1
3 <t 0
1 «i 0
n s 0
0 1 1
1 *» 0
It
•9
it
0
K
0
0
0
0
0
0
I
Totals
31 4 10 30 It) 3
Score by innings:
ilradentown
. 010 000 000 —1
Sanford
.001 000 OOx—4
Summary: Left on bases, Bradentown 4. Sanford 5: two base hits.
Hunter: first bast* on balls, off Smith
2; struck out, by Smith 5. Drayton
9, sacrifice hits, Hood, Stewart;
stolen bases. Steuart. 11. Chapman
3: passed L-ds, Angel: time of game
1:55; umpire Boyer.
(Continued on Page 5)
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE
�THR SANFORD HEX A' •*
C, Chapman, 2. Nutter hit, Hrown.
Double play, Childs to Hord. Time
1:25. Umpire Iloyer. Attendance,
.147.
IMGE fiv e
Simon’s Worldbeater Pepper
•
Base Hull Neil Week
: Monday nnd Tuesday, Sept. 8 und 9.
Lakeland at Sanford
All games called at t..iO,
Com" out and help the Association
und the.Boys.
t
Has Made Good in
Florida and Texas
for the Past Four
Years.
m o n k o n c a t t l e d i p im n c
( utile .Man Thinks Too Much Dipplait Kills Cnltlo
Christ mar, Fla.
Editor Sanford Herald:
It was with a good deal of pleasure
that I read your article in your
paper of Aug. 22nd. We cttlemeu
have felt that the press of the state
is against us, therefore we appreciate
one editor, at least, being witling to
take Loth sides info consideration.
To begin with, the majority of the
cattlemen in this sorlio.t of the coun
try voted against the compulsory
dipping of their cattle, because they
felt that it would he more injurious
Wc arc sole agents for American Steel & Wire
than beneficial to them. After hav
ing dipped now from six months to
Company. Wc have a complete stock
two years, the cattlemen, almost to
a man, are willing to dip their rattle
and o u r prices are right.
under certain conditions. The first
of those conditions is that the law lie
made state wide. We ask this be
cause we have found that the San
itary Board cannot maintain a quar
antine on the county lines, which re
sults in our cattle becoming re
infected, thereby making an endless
chain, so to speak, of ticks. We ran
see but one solution to this, namely,
a state . ide law.
ifiit either .lie Live mock
..
it j
a Sanitary Board he re-organized (by
lb
4
ii j a || legislation , and some out* put there*
•l
Childs, rf
iConiinued from Bane 4i
1 It I II on who is familiar, in a practical
.1
Inman, ss
2
1 (i n working way, with Florida range
:i
, . . Seplemher
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,lllie
. , y C. Chapman, if
Tirapj **. Sanford.
I
|| j || cattle and ranges, or that the pres
.
1
It* gister, p
AB R 1! PO A
Iimpa —
ent Sanitary Board agrees for a com
0 n 1 1 0
.1
Turr.fr. 21>
mittee of cattlemen to work in co
Totals
0
l.1)
.1 0 0 1 4
John* n.*»
operation
with them in directing tho
*1 0 0 5 0 1
Dro*r, rf
*Only one out when winning s-ore dipping of ou t ee.'Jlv.,
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* V W ----- - v **v* t *J1 15 1 x m a d e .
Vi name these eondiliooV," oiiiy
n 0 0 Tam pa
1 t)
Barber, ’!
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ll
after
finding by practical experience
•> 0 t 0 II 0 Sanford..
Alnm. 31*
001 010 001 -ft that u ., cattle arc not doing well, in
:i II *1 1 0 0
Jicbon. rf
Summary— Left on bases, Tnrnpa fact, arc doing very badly, under
a
1 1 1 a 0
Farrier, r
.1,
Sanford X. Two base hits, Slew-1tho system of dipping now being
a
II 0 1 ii 1
Ihrr.ar.dez. p
art, C. Chapman, Barber, Farrier.! use,i. aixl. us stated before, after
•w
I*1" *> 1 25* 15 „ Home runs, Felix. First base off having founil the said Board could
Total)
“ ImTs, Hernandez I. till Register ri. j not maintain a quarantine on the
Sanford
All R 11 1 O A E Strurk out by Hernandez 2, by Icounty lines.
Stewart. 2•*
1 o 1 J a X Register fi. Sacrifice hits. Johnson,! We have asked the Sanitary Boatd
B. Chapman, c
4 (1 •1 Ii a X| Inman, C. Chapman, Register.
to allow us to stop systematic ilip0 0 0 n 0 Ion buses, Stewart, B. Chapman,
Jchcion. cf
a
*(ling until a state wide law could be
A prominent grower of Sanford, Flor
ida, whose name we can furnish on
application, purchased 20 pounds of
our Worldbeater Pepper in December
1018. He reports that many of the
plants bore as high as Ofmarketable
peppers the first picking. The average
was 1 peppersper plant for the entire
acreage the first picking, or a total of
100 crates per acre, which were mark
eted at $1.00 per crate. Wc cannot reconiciul too highly our Worldbeater
Pepper to all southern growers who
desire to grow a money-making crop.
HILL HARDWARE CO.
OGANES FORTut’M K
Oz. 45c;
I. N. S im o n & S o n
438 Market St‘reeiri"*nilad**lp!iia, Pa.
Introduced by us several years ago.
adopted, and pledged ourselves to
spend both money and time working
toward its passage. The said Hoards
answer in substance is. We have the
law, now do as we say or suffer. V. #
ask for cooperation, believing t hat *
we who spend our time with our
cattle know something about what
is good for them, and get referred to
by the esteemed editor of the Far
mer and Stockman ns "A bunch of
| disgruntled politicians and selfish
. cattlemen."
The Sanitary Board says we must
<lip our rattle under the present law,
while the >uttlemen as a body want
to wail until a state wide law is
passed or some other practical solu
tion of lh* problems can be reached.
I We are willing to dip, but want to
Ido so in a way whiili will not be
j ruinous to our interests, ami in a
l way will
wil er.. !i< ate the licks.
| pings, allow mi
the c a tth ll olid
’
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d »• ••ei> I l
Favorite D isk
The Mills and the bears usually lake
Itielr Itinih with mint sntlci*.—Boston
Transcript.
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Send for new Fertilizer Catalogue giving description of Hie
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Among the novelty velvets tho do*,
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terial more effectively. Tho belt and
tufTs arc of plain blank velvet The
tape is oi Jkunk. Medium size calls
Tor 5*4 yards 36-lnclt povelty and ij
yards plain velvet.
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Ono size only. Price,,25 cents. Skirt
No. 7(114. Sizes. 24 to 20 Inches
waist. Price. 25 cents. Bag No. 7C32,
One sire only. Price, 20 conts.
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Contains thirty-six pages of information on the growing of
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rucumbers. Free on request.
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Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers
Dealers in Spray Pumps and Insecticides.
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. FLORIDA
R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanfntn Branch
Liar
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triftii) k)!i-it*iuri,
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of
As a general thing, n mint might not
•o marry a woman to reform her u n
less lie Is prepared to neglect his reg
ular business.—Pallas News.
If, at any time during it’s life, any United
States Tire proves defective, its owner
is entitled to a fair and square adjust
ment, an adjustment that is hacked by
the good faith of the oldest and largest
manufacturing company in the world.
- United Stales Tire Company
Sanford, Florida
Send postal for Fall Catalogue, ready now
;• 111 m tween dip*
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days d i :
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\ cry truly yours,
Signed C. (!. Smith.
B.&0. MOTOR CO.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
SEPTEMBER G, 1919
clime of Florida to get away from hotne would always savo Ahem mon
i x x x m
m
m
m
m
m
m
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x m
x x tx x
the inconveniences of the winter up ey. And’then the people themselves
there. This item in the newspapers are to blame for the high cost of
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R. J. H01.I.Y, Editor ’
lias jin added attraction to Sanford living, for they require more In these
W.,M. HAYNES, Business Manager this year ns we have the hotel ac days of Inlluted values and high liv
commodations for the people now and ing. The housewife who goes to
Published Every Friday by
everyone who has a room to let market can save money by shop
should get ready for the winter sea ping, buying the cheaper cuts of
Who were going to SAVE Tomorrow Lost Out BECAUSE
son. Sanford can and will accom meats, buying bargains in dry goods,
«
stiiH rm m oN rules is a d v a m t :
modate many hundreds of tourists in groceries, in clothing, in every
ONI. YRAIt___________________________ ttoo
Tomorrow never came. Will you WAIT? DO IT NOW—
(I IX MONTHS________________________l-M this season and our future is assured thing.
once
they
get
coming
this
way.
TIIRKK MONTHS______________________ •*•
We are apt to spend our money on
•H ERE—TODAY.
-----0 ----joy rides and other amusements and
Kalrfrd u Stnod-Hua Mall Matlrr
Z2i*d
A Parisian dancer created quite a at the end of the month charge up
ISOS, at tba PoatafTWa al H«„f.,rd, H"fHi
I'ndrr Art of Mafrh ltd. I»T>
stir on Hroadway, says a New York the high cost of living to the mer
CAPITAL $30,000.01)
SURPLUS $15,000.00
Tfifpboiii No* MS dispatch, “ when upon her arrival she chants instead of charging up the
Offlrt: llr,aid llulldlnf
announced that she had the most cost of high living to ourselves.
They say that rents ure »<> high in beautiful legs in the world.”
The This is u mighty good time to keep
Jacksonville that even the rats and Pittsburgh Post carried a double col up the thrift plan that was started
umn picture of the new arrival with during the war and if we cannot af
reaches are moving out.
1
----- 0 ----“her claim to beauty well display ford certain pleasures cut out the
Tlie buihlings in Sanford are going ed," just to convince doubting Thom pleasures. If we cannot ’afford the
merrily forward ami every issue of ases. Pshaw, a more beautiful dis better cuts of meat try something
R. R. DEAS,
It R. STEVENS
C. D. COUCH
C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA
the Herald carries stories of new play of feminine extremities can lie cheaper. If we cannot afford the
YIrttfreikli I
C«thi»,
Alt'! Ciikiti
deals and new huildings. Keep up seen any day in the week and par fine clothes that we used to wear get
ticularly on Sundays at . Palm something cheaper and perhaps the
the good work.
THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
Springs. We'll appoint Rob Holly, auto trip to other cities to buy
The city commission of Jackson Herb. Felkel unii "Last Night" goods if summed up would find that
m
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t m
m
x w t
ville is going after the rent profiteers Thorn ns judges.—Orlando Reporter- more money had been spent than if i S m
we had stayed at home and patron
and unless they ran show cause for Star.
"She Jumped up on Jack utnt wagged
We hate to give our opinion but ized our homo merchants.
tend Sunday school anywhere in the
the present raise in rents they will
Cauie for Thankfulness.
Sending your money out of town city n xt Sunday will he given a free her lull nnd her eyes looked very gold
the Reporter-Star is right, quite
he forced to lower the rent.
T
he
first rensnn for being thankful
and
happy
as
she
tried
to
thank
her
right.
never built up a city and if we wilt ticket. Others will be charged an
In the morning Is that you have lived
master.
And
th-n
fin*
did
quite
tit
•
all
get
together
and
ponder
over
this
admission of !5c und automobiles
Governor Calls has given Sfieriff
to see the dawn of another day. with
so-called high cost of living, stay 10c. This money will be used for sweele-t ihing ever a d"g did. Sh»* opportunities
LET THE SON CHOOSE
Logan of Polk county a year’s vaca
to finish something besuddenly seemed lo know that Brutus
Along about this period of the year more at home and leave our money the expenses of the game.
tion with full pay. His salary will
wits tlie one who hud done every jgun the iln.v before nnd to' begin some
thing Mint you may lie able to do betIt is expected that a good crowd thing.
he paid as soon as the senate meets. a good many fathers are concerned at home we will find at the end of
Well, Sheriff Logan is a good man j in the matter of what their hoys are the year that we have better stores will he in attendance as some spec
'Murk had cot......pilckly when Ilrutus |l e r than you have ever done anything
and no doubt will enjoy his vacation to become in the way of a business here, that we have better times here, tacular playing is anticipated by the had called him, for Jack wus always before.
that we have the best city in the fans from Rev. Geo. Hyman and no good in his pets, and Jack Imd been
to the fullest. And why should Catt or profession.
Cannibal Movie Pant.
worry? He does not pay any taxes.
The fathers usually are more con United States and better still that Rev. C. \V. White for their respec side to lake the bug till her tongue
we will all have more confidence in tive churches. No one is allowed to h *cause he hud nice useful handsNew
Zealand Maoris, native Jav
cerned than tlie boys.
'Hut Patty knew that It was Itrutus anese and the cannibals of the South
our own city and the spirit of boost play on either team except regular
The press of Florida will extend
A father should not discourage a that makes for a better city.
i-*-o had gone for Jack, and Brutu* Sen Islands lmve developed n rave
Sunday school attendants.
sympathy to Editor R. 0, Meek of boy in becoming what he wants to
** <j had brought him hack so quickly. tioits appetite for the American movie
Try this on your piano.
the Ft. Meade Leader in the death become.
'A nd Patty w ill over to J'.iutus. Btnrs. Their npp<*tlte. however, doesn't
b-oklng so small beside ihe great big crave blond. They w ant them on the
of his son who was killed by falling
We. as fathers, cannot take out of FLORIDA GETS AI*FRO I* Rl ATI ON
Newfoundland dog amt she licked screen.
under a phosphate train in the min our sons’ minds what the Creator
»**■*>**-;l*% 4•'
B runts' paws nnd *’" • * -«L-"-^--'i
ing region. Young Meek was just has put into them.
For Vocational Training, A griculture
“iffin and rolled m c r on the grass,
eighteen years old and was soon to
and ’rr?.-ker
I’p to . a certain point of devel«»*;
Old Age Unlr'B'.y.
raying to Itrutus that she was a very
enter upon his studies at tlie univer- . , .
\\')> rflft’t I . Ill
.package
Washington, Sept. 2.—Southern
f.*aieful happy, little dog.
re ••
sealed by nature—as to taste and states have been allotted 1691..ITS of
"Ilrutus licked her. too, to slum* ho
I * of <u-ra tmn u glad ho Imd been able to help health**. We rai
talent for a lif*- ocenpaticr., ..,.d the i the $.i,i>i>l,9lfi granted by the* gov- Oy Mary Graham Bonner l l j
Evcn t hoqvh Go vomer Cali* package may io t contain tlie
v are -.ii...
t,*r and all the other dogs played Ic.-j
eminent for the fiscal year of 1919-20
shows nepotism in appointing his
around so joyfully.
for agriculture, trade, home eco
father's desires.
son n3 Adjutant General we will say
"And tln n. for a special treat, every
T
H
E
PET
DOGS.
W. F. Bartlett
The life histories of tlie world's nomics, industrial subjects and
that the young man made good in
one
of
them
had
a
hone,
and
Jack
'T
h
e
r
e
w
ere
five
dogs."
said
Daddy,
Oaktleld,
Gn„ May 10, 1917.
teacher training under the vocational
fhe army und he will undoubtedly leaders in every field of endeavor are education law. Allotments for gari- “who belonged to a boy named Jink.” gave h ltn v lf n piece of cake I" ended Uld Kentucky \He *>-. •
make a good state official. The filled with denials of what their culture in tlie southern states total
"W hat were tlirlr nam es?" aski-d Daddy.
Paducah, Ky,
criticism is only levelled at his fathers wanted.
Gentlemen;
?363,9M,
for
trade,
industry
and
I
For in«tar-o'-, **-. -v.r of- a 'miner
“How could he hare ever thought
father for his selfish spirit in ap
Soapy Pear.
Please allow me to ztate that 1
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a great poet ’ designing his son’s home economic;, $105,130. and for of so many nntncsT" asked Nick.
pointing his relatives to vy."/-'• *
Little
Jeanne
was tremendously In have sold your hog cholera remedy
teacher
training,
$222,522.
"They were all named.” said Daddy, terested In the patriotic song* she
education for the law: or the head of
the state.
Allotments by states are: Virginia, "and I will tell you their names In heard nt the community singing to for one season and have ordered
an international industry for the
more for this season. Last year I
$63.6:11: North Carolina. $67,152; the order In which their sizes ran.
which her mother had tnken her.
. With the finest start tow ard build ministry, or a famous musician being South Carolina, $16,350; Georgia.
sold
it to 12 or 15 men who raise
"Itrutus
wns
the
Inrgest
of
nil.
He
few evenings Inter she wns play
ing up a big city here at the head of brought up by his father to enter $80,316; Florida. $25,991: Tennessee, wi* a Mg Newfoundland dog. Next ingA close
hogs.
1 told each of them to take
!>y
as
Oier
mother
practiced
navigation upon the St. Johns river trade.
came
Bogl,
another
Newfoundland
dog,
the
remedy,
feed it to their hogs
nt the plnno.
"Mother," she asked,
A father’s desires and ambitions $67,220; Alnhuma, $65,576; Missis but not so large as Itrutus.
the people of Sanford should keep
ami
if
they
lost
a single hog from
"can
you
play
that
piece
about
the
sippi, $51,864: Arkansas, $18,259:
pushing and boosting. Don’t let the for his son either have the etfect of Louiiiana, $51,510, and Texas. $120,
"Third cam e Patty, an Irish terrier. ■soapy pear?' I like that one best of disease of any kind not to pay me
Then came Oujl, a cocker spaniel, and nil."
ship of state stop in the eddies or failure in his whole career, or else 398.
a cent for the remedy, hut when
Inst came Susy, a little hunting dog.
Her mother, knowing the child had they began to sell cotton every man
run upon the snags of pessimism the sun's will ami ambitions is fired
Oklahoma is allotted $50,937, When they alt stood together they confused some words, played various
or tie up at the banks of procras- by parental opposition to a realiza
came in and paid me for the medi
which
is not included in the southern looked like n flight of stairs, anti Just melodies she remembered hrarlng nt
tii a tion. This is the time to load tion of success in his own life’s am
cine
and every one of them told me
ns though one could walk from Susj tlie community singing and flnntly dis
states totat.
tl e old boat for all she is worth and bition.
that
it was the best hog medicine
covered. through this method, that It
The first quarterly paymenis-^will right up to Ilrutus.
bring her to the shore of prosperity.
Hut tiie risk of failure is always
they
ever
used. One man paid me
*"Ab.' said Patty, 'I see something was the song "Over There" Jeanne
too great for a father to assert his be made Oct. 1.
for
the
small
package and bought $5
coming my way.'
referred to. Tlie refrain, "So prepare,
ambition
in
what
his
son
is
to
be
worth
more
ami
said it was the best
“All
the
o
th
e
r
tings
looked
nnd
so
prepare,"
was
the
one
which
to
J
Sanford needs u pavilion and rumI'Ll'MR PLAN PUNCTURED
Patty said, 'T here Is a bug nnd I'm her var«. had sounded like "soapy that It** hud ever tried.
m.inity building on the lake front come.
going to catch It. I’m going to snap pea r."
Yours very truly,
Our first duty us a father is in
a tut the united efforts of the various
It
up nnd swallow It down nnd enjoy
Senator
Sm
ith
Say*
Socialistic
S
lu
s
h
W. K. Bartlett.
dubs ami the business <men of Sun- seeing to it that our sons have
It
thoroughly.’
Rubber-Seed
Oil.
Merchants
Grocery
Co.,
Washington. Sept. 2. The Plumb
fo d should be directed toward this healthy bodies.
"Hut tin* bug said to Itself. 'I'll piny
The
Journal
*>f
Industrial
nnd
Em
Sanford,
Flu.
much needed building.
Tourists
After that it is a matter of general plan for tripartite control of rail n Joke ott that dog.' And the bt)g did glne*‘rlnu r'bejnlstry culls attention to
3 - He
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want a boat landing, an amusement education, and th*-n special educa roads was opposed in the senute piny a Joke, n very mean joke.
a p-porr of the ngi-b-nlutre department
Carelessness
Results
in Failure
Thursday
by
Sen.
Smith,
democrat,
building and golf links and just giv tion for the son's seif chosen career,
"Patty snapped at the bug anil then of the i-vdernieil Malay states on the
ing them a go 11 hotel w.il not hold or education that will enable him to Georgia, who declared it is "u n was nbont to swallow it when she oil from fhe «ec*l« Yf rubber trees ns
Thut is v hy we say "Feed 1). A.
reasonable" anil socialistic.
Sen. Imd gotten the bug on her tongue, n * bstltute for llii'eed oil. The oil Is Thomas’ Hog Powder according to
them in Sanford. It is not too early 'parch for and find himself.
Smith read a letter which he wrote when what should Mint menu bug do of lull quality, requires but Hub* re
to be figuring on these amusements
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I)U NOT FEED 1I'
Tin- whole lias.s of our future pro to J. C. Tyson, secretary of the
fit* g mill comes from a waste prod SLOPPY, but mix it with ground
now.
gress. as individuals and as a society chamlier of industry, at Savannah.
uo tlmt Is available In great quantity, I* id and moisten with ju«t enough
,s in g >ud health and education.
anMint t* ensj to collect, transport
Ga.. in response to a communication
water to make a crumbly mass.
It is a sorry s peri nun of h n ii
nre
*tore
nnd easy P> ■rti-li. Expertui reforms have their basis in J asking his support <>f the plan.
Then
each hog gets a beneficial dose.
wl i does not enjoy a good game of
n*i- *s with a cons'gument of 31 tons
good
health
and
education.
8*
*
full
directions on package. Your
“
I
am
opposed
to
it."
Senator
Ilf ■
-ent to Ell-Maud resulted lit tl
base ball, the great American game,
money
back
if you are not satisfied.
Smith
wrote,
“and
if
it
ever
becomes
A
boy's
first
ambition
may
be
only
vie
*
of
xy.**i
j*
ton
for
I't-n
il
and
*1**
the squares! game in the world and
Merchants Grocery Co.,
a t *i for Ibe roslit.ini dike, l.ttiMvd
Sanford bus given the people some a stepping stone to a final attain live enough in the senate to require
■lllng tit >.:*«• a
Sanford, Fla.
it, f sh
freely expose its indefen
oil
of the finest quality of ball this sea- ment.
ton
3-4tc
sible
features.
ton that we have ever had. Keep
In the matter of choosing a busi
“This proposition is so unreason
up the inter,.-! by attending every ness or profession for our sons, there
game and giving yi ,tr money for the need be but one self imposed in able thut its unfairness should be
dear to the operators of the rail
team. Keep young by being in the junction.
roads. It is worse than socialism.
Let nature alone.
young hoy’s class. The hall games
The
socialists' plan is to have all the
keep our people at home.
A boy with a healthy body, the
people
own and all th*- people oper
honest desire to serve and the power
ate
the
industries for the benefit of
If the men wiit have the money j
thought and mental discipline
all
the
people.
The ‘Plumb’ plan is
here for investments would only in- ♦which general education will give
lsi
have
all
the
people
own the rail
Jack Quickly Took the Bug Off.
vest it here in Sanford instead of his parents will need have no nnroads.
and
one-eleventh
of
the people,
chawing after foreign rainbows this i xiety lor his career,
but turn ll'i-lf over sn It iitturtn-d
city would prosper beyond the fondHis success is assured and the pro- operate them for tiu-ir own benefit Itself to P atty's tongue, nnd so Patty
“In Union
burden
the
balance
of
the
people
to
est dreams ot the greatest optimist cess by which he finally attains it
couldn't swallow It or rut It or any
anv
extent
they
may
see
fit.
There Is
in our citizenship. The man who are as natural as unknowable und
thing!
"Railroad employes ought not to]
lias money nnd Invests it here in strange as bow bones form in the
"Poor P atty ! And the hug hurt I
Strength’*
| support it. They cannot afford t o 1 "'Oh, what shall .w e *1**1’ Ilrutus
Sanford is the man who should re egg.—Tampa Tribune.
put
themselves
in
the
position*
of
said,
*
*
■
*
be
looked
nt
Patty
out
of
ceive all our encouragement and
seeking unfair advantage over the bis sad eyes, for Brutus was very
should be assisted in all his enter
DO IT YOURSELF
HE principle applies quite
kind *-*>'n though to* was such n great
prises. Having faith in your home
The Herald is in receipt of an un balance of their fellow citizens. Jus big dug amt so strong.
ns much to banking ns to
town is the greatest asset that any signed communication calling atten tice and right should control all. and
soldiers or stntcs or governments.
"Then Brutus bud a fine Idea. He
city can have.
tion to the idea that the prices on it would be unjust for onw-eleventh ran for Jack, for be bad sect* Jm-k
It is most fortunntc thnt the Fed
all commodities in Sanford ar<- too of the people to take the railroads go to a tint! by field to play baseball.
eral
Reserve Banking System hn 3
The Seminole Hotel in Sanford high. This is u matter for the people and use them for their own benefit
"Ho ran Just as hard ns be could
with
unrestrained
authority
to
been
inoperation during the war.
has given an elaborate dinner to the of Sanford to solve for themselves.
and when he ronched tlo- field tie didn’t
si .
burden
the
balance
of
their
fellow
base ball team of that city. From The Herald has been comparing the
even notice tin* hnsi-hatl which bud
The advantages of this organiza
Just b**en tilt with the but.
the published menu it is apparent prires here with the prices of other citizens."
there
tion necrue to the customers of tlie
"The boys were uwfully frightened
that the boys must have known what places ami they compare favorably
member
banks who nt tlie same
for n mommt a s they thought Ilrutus
IIARTIST*MKTIIODIST GAME
was coming, which partially account. price fur price. There are times
time contribute to the strength
might
get
Idt
by
accident
will*
Mie
for their marvelous sucre*), this sea-1 when you car* find certain articles
of tlie nation's banking system
Baptist
Sunday I ant hall, amt they called out to him.
sot*. Incidentally, the boys are cer cheaper i-specinlly where they are McthoiiWl and
nnd enjoy tlie benefit of its pro
but
Brutus
wasn't
thinking
of
being
Schools Will H ave Big Game
tain now thut their efforts are appre- making a run on this nttirlc for a
tection.
nfmhl
of
anything.
T h u rsday
ciutrd, ami appreciation goes a long leader but taking them all around
"III!* lu'MIy tl*** ball ifidn't hit
way in this world. There is too Satiforil can sell as cheaply as any
Thursday afternoon, September 11 Brutus, anil Ilrutus went tight on up
much taken lor granted. When the other plice in Florida. For one is the date set for the much talked to Id' t u*«ter, barking, ami showing i
FIR ST
individual or organization does good thing the merchants here are in of ball game between the Methodist t*> hi* •**•» Mint be wanted to have |
str en g th !
work the full measure of praise clined to keep their light hidden un atid Baptist Sunday schools of San Jack Pi |o*v ]t!in.
NATIONAL
hr
should he meted out.- Kissimmee der u bushel a ml do not feel dis ford Considerable interest is being
" 'I gm ** Brutus x,nuts me for some- .
BAN a
Gazette.
posed to quote prices as freely as taken in this game und both sides Mdng.' sit'd Jack, 'for lie wouldn't J
-----O----other places but this does nut rub are already claiming an easy vic *o.l.e to tie* baseball Held If It w en n't
From all reports corning from the out the fact thut our merchants tory. Messrs. Chittenden und V* .*,!* for *nttte;h|tig Import out.'
"So Jack run quickly home, follow*
-rm m
north and east and west Florida will carry a large line of all kinds of j lace have been chosen to be the oflift
Brutus. There tie found P atty
have mop tourists this year ‘than goods, we have the stores and they | tidal "Umps" and all other urM EM BER
ever la-fore. Coal is up and going hava the prices and if our h*»mt- rangenieiils are being made for the with the bug on tier tongue ami feel
= h^
-------F E D E R A L RESERVE^
ing most unrotnfortnble.
higher and will* the prospiiU I* u people would get around to the vari- big game.
"Jack quickly took Mie hug off nnd
SVSTEM
Sunday school pu|!ils of the Inter- then
bud winter in the north there an- »ti« •tores and compare the prices
Putty no longer looked sick und
thousands who Mi,l >cek the balmy they Wuu’.-I find that trad -..: at mediate grades ami younger who at
miserable.
THE SANFORD HERALD
FOUR-FIFTHS OF THE RlEN
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
DADDY!! EVENING®
R tifE rw n r
T
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�SEPTEMBER B. 1919
-------------------------------Little H a p p e n in g s
M en tio n o f
M a t t e r * ,n , , r , e f
Personal B e n t s
o f In terest
THE SANFORD HERALD
In a n d A b o u t
d The C ity dt
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Renders
tiful little boh kit lies. These g»ntlc™*n tell u wonderful story of the
hand to hand nnd leg to let; struggle
in rapturing the kittens, hut they
show no murks of the conflict. The
kitties are in the show window of the
t
home. Mrs. Clinard and child will
arrive later. Dr. Clinard will take
op the practice of medicine here and
expects to open up offices in a few
days. At present he is mnkini: the
Carnes Hotel his headquarters. Dr.
Clinard hns Just returned from
France and Germany where he was
with the A. E. F\ for sixteen months,
being in many engagements and be
ing wounded and gassed He left
Germany on July 15th reaching this
.country 15 days later and receiving
his honorable discharge on Aug.
27th. lie is a Georgian by birth hut
',aH
G'diig in "es* Florida for
many years engaged In the practice
of his profession ami for a year or
more before entering the service of
his country had an office in Jackson
ville. He is well known in the state
where he has resided ami comes to
Sanford with many years of experi
ence in his chosen profession.
art* the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
were, amonc the visitors to the city i They
Miss Carter is at the F'rench Shop
Harry
Wilson.
on Tuesday.
to
welcome Fcr many friends anil
VI- Seal pint fruit jars at L P. • Commencing Sunday the rates at
customers.
She will he glad to help
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I
the
Park
Avenue
Cafe
will he as
McCuller's.
you
select
your
fall millinery. 71-1tc
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Rohv and Julia I.aing left Tues- 'usual. 50c per meal.
Mr. and Mrs. FDitlor Curlett, Miss
, nj'K
,|lt for an extended visit to ' The primary classroom of t he
F
’mma
Eichner and William Eichner
'joTt* in West Florida.
IJ M*u»wl!.t
Methodist church has i.—_
been presented
oi Geneva were in the city Wednc#'
with
six
window
sliades
in
memory
Vote out the hogs on Sept. Iff for
of Judge J. Wofford Tucker, the day. Mrs. Curlett is ot\ the execu
,h»t i> the day of election. 3-2tc
gift of Mr. It. T. Caston, of Cheraw, tive hoard of the Hospital Associa
Mis# Clotilde Atkins has returned South Carolina.
tion and came in to attend a busi
l0 her home after a tb it with rela
ness meeting. William is still in
Musson's swimming pool is now Undo Sam's navy hut expects to he
tive# in Sanford and Ocala.
Prices reduced on all goods at open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, discharged aoon.
Mr# Grace Williams* millinery store. Saturdays and Sundays in the after
It is time to get out that old hat,
noon.
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bring it to the F'rench Shop—let us
Mrs. A. K. Kosscttcr and little make it over for you. Mrs. Wilmott
Lav off your work Tuesday, Sept.
daughters have returned from Com will he In Sanford Tuesdays and
Nolire
16 and go to the polls to vote out
merce, Georgia, where they, have F'ridays from ten to four. Come In To .'to' kholilcrs Sanford ituildi ng
the hog*.
:,-2te
been for the past month vla.ting
Loan Association:
Mr. ami Mrs. W. L. Morgan are Mrs. Hossettcr's old home and rela to see her, ami let her In Ip you plan
All stockholders are requested to
your fall wardrobe.
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making their home in Sanford again tives and friemis.
he
present at the monthly meeting
James Johnson, one of the most
after an absence of several weeks.
Misses Kathleen Urady and Sara prominent residents of the Lake of the hoard of directors of the SanComplete stock Diamond tires Wight have returned from the girls*
Monroe section has returned from a fxrd Building & Loan Associniton to
Wight Tire Co
*
Rs*lt
camp at Junaluski, North Carolina visit to his old home in Tennessee. he held at their oltlce on Monday,
Or and Mrs. E. D. Hrownlee have where they studied and played for
We are sorry to learn that our Jim September 22nd, f<>r the purpose of
returnd from a month's vacation at the past month and greatly enjoyed will leave Monroe shortly and attend amending by-laws.
points in North Carolina and' Geor the mountain air.
Sanford Building & Loan Assn.
a Methodist seminary at Cincinnati.
By T. J. Miller. President.
gia.
WHEN YOU THINK OF CAN He will he greatly missed not only at
Tuesday. Sept. 16th is the day to DY THINK OF THE KANDY Monroe hut in Sanford where he has Attest:
A. P. Connelly, Secretary.
vote on the hog question, Remem-j KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR l*ot| a of friemis.
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her the date.
3-21® 'IN IT WE HAVE IT.
STAR
F’riday, September 12th is the
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C. W. Kntimingcr of Longwood THEATRE BUILDING.
date set for the novel "Laundry
H ousc Danceleft Monday. He will visit points in
Sandy Anderson is hack from an Sale" which will he given by the
Georgia and the Carolina’s while on extended trip to Pittsburgh nnd ladies of the M. E. church in the
Miss May Thrasher entertained
hi# vacation.
points in Ohio where he looked after store room soon to he occupied hy last night with a dance nt her home
Pint Mason fruit jars at I.. I*. peaches nnd other fruits and also G. A. Speer & Son next-to Sanford on Park avenue. A *t ringed orclicsenjoyed a change of climates hut he «n.*r* c..Tr V *(!t be
McCuller's.
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fcvt nacr. home again.
something entirely new und will in punch was served during the evening
...A?-« c ' Rigger* n » »•
Mayor J. D. Davison has returned clude some surprises and plenty of
aft*r a delightful visit with relatives
(’My Registration
and friend* in Charlotte, North Car from u six weeks’ visit to Hot amusement for all who attend.
Notice
is hereby given that the
Springs.
Virpinln
wlmrc
he
1
•_
ul;
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bruton of Jack
olina. her old home.
rity
clerk
of Hanford will open on
baths
and
enjoyed
the
mountain
sonville were in the city several days
Remember that on September 16th
Sept.
23rd;
1919, and keep open for
ail
that
greatly
rejuvenated
him
of this week on their honeymoon.
you vote on the question of hogs
a
period
of
seven days, until Sept.
and
he
looks
like
u
sixtei
i
year
old
Carl
is
a
former
Sanford
hoy
.and
his
running at large.
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29th, 1919, the registration hooks of
hoy.
his
many
friends
here
will
he
glad
,Henry Lee was in the city this
F'riends and customers are invited to learn that he is doing well in Jack the city of Snnlord. at his .mllq** in
week suiting his mother. Henry is
the city hall, between the hours
?
now travelling representative of the to roll ••• the F'rench aim,/ Io inspect sonville where he expects to g n .j^ a. in. and 4 p. m. or. .laid days, for
pretty-!i.ittr*iv •.*..’.liiuerv and La the delicatessen business in a few
postal Telegraph Co.
dies
Beady to Wctir line, consisting weeks. He was formerly employed the purpose of giving opportunity to
Uuv Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co.
the voters of the city to register nnd
hy Baker Bros., in this same line.
of coat suits and dresses.
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become qualified to vote at the spec
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lelller have
C. A. Dallas of Altamonte was in ial election to he held October 7th,
Mrs. Ci eil Gnbbett returned home
alter spending the summer months returned home from their wedding the city Tuesday attending the meet 1919.
F. P. HINES,
at various points in Georgia, North trip where they visited New York ing of the county school hoard of
and many other places of i Merest which he is a member. Mr. Dallas
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City Clerk.
Carolina and other states.
and this popular young couple are is engaged in the manufacture of
If you are looking for the newest receiving the congratulations of their concrete of all kinds muking n spec
Guavas
in everything for mi ludy call at the many friends.
ialty of building blocks and states
Buy
the
best—grown
on South
French Shop.
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A. D. Parrish is home for a few that he is manufacturing much of
Word comes from T. S. Huff that days from Ross, F'lorida, where he is this material now for building pur Merritt Inland where cold does not
l.r and his family and Mr. and Mrs. in churge of a mammoth crate mill poses. Mr. Dallas discovered sev- cut them down and impair llavor.
'
"
'
7
i
’ Price per bushel in ventilated crates
Andrews and family will leave New of the F'lorida Citrus Exchange. Mr. era!
years ago that in hin particular Here $1.50; ,M
ivnrt«\ 1J
on. Goo.
delivered
$2.00.
Geo.
York next week for Sanford.
and Mrs. Parrish are contemplating section a fine qunlity of flinty white F\ Ensoy, Tropic, Fla.
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Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is i n moving to Tampa soon where they sand could he used in the manufac
ture of this concrete work and his
Sinford on Monday, Wednesday will make their home.
Boost
factory ha* done u fine huainess ever
and Fr ay of each week. 58-tf
WANTED— OLD CLEAN
Leon’s
Auto
Transfer.
All trains
since.
At
the
present
high
pric
•
of
Mrs. 1). I.. Thrasher has returned
RAGS. ANY KIND EX
met. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes.
lumber
the
concrete
business
is
com
home from Hendersonville and other
CEPT
OLD
SOCKS.
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ing into its own and there will he
point- in North Carolina where sit.*
COATS,
PANTS.
OR
many concrete hollow blocks used
ha* been visiting for several weeks.
BED SPREADS. AT THE
Fall Millinery Showing
now
in the building of homes and
A *i\ eourse fish and chicken din
HERALD OFFICE.
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I'irst full showing trimmed models
business
houses
in
this
state.
ner, 75c. Fish suppers 60c, at the
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ray. Troy
now on display at Duality Shop.
Ayre« Daytona Reaeh Hotel. 69-tf und Dorothea have returned homo
Welfare Dep'l Members
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Mr*, (i. ||. Seig of Americus, Ga., after a pleasant trip to Little Rock,
There will he u called meeting of
who iiu* been the guest of her daugh Ark., Memphis, Teiin., Tupelo, Miss, the Welfare Department of the
Ei|unl Southern Bale*
ter. Mr David Speer and of rela- Birmingham, Ala., Atlanta, Ga., and Woman's Club on Wednesday after
Washington, Sept. 3.
Prcpurnl|v,s it. Geneva has returned home. stopping over enroute home with noon, Sept. 10th at four o'clock.
: lion of class and commodity rales
•fuer Mason fruit jars nt L. I*. relatives in Columbia, S. C.
It is extremely important that I upon export trnll'e from the middle
McCu
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Dr. ( \ deW. Brower hns returned 1every member endeavor to he pres* west to south Atlantic and Gulf
Mr i. ! Mrs. Griffin and family front a pleasant vacation spent ut cut.
ports was ordered today by Director
hau retc:;:c*«I from points in South Tryon, North Carolina, while tin
General Hines. The rates to he es
<'ar->lii,:i vhere they visited rfcln- Congreg tionul
church is
under
tablished will he substantially the
Cults Appoints Son
tivi- and friends for several weeks. going extensive .repairs. Mrs. Brow
Tallahassee, Sept. 2. Governor same as rates to New York on do
Then's a man at the curb to er will remaip in the mountains a few Catts has .appointed Ids son, Lieut. mestic freight, and will equalize
weeks longer ere returning home.
serve you.
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Sidney J. Cults, Jr., recently mus charge* so that southern gateways to
Janie* Higgins is homo from LnnsA pretty line of dresses, coat suits tered out of the army, to he ad South and Central America I'alt com
dak. Pennsylvania, where lie has and serge middy suits are now on jutant general, succeeding James Mc- pete on equal terms with the east.
bum for several years. He will he display at the F'rench Shop. Come Cnnts who resigned the post, effec
Decision to establish the rates is
home for some time and Ids many to see us before your daughters tive yesterday.
the successful outcome of a long
(rand* ,m. jj|U(| l(, m . |,|„, llKa{n.
' Lieutenant Calls promptly quali fight carried on hy southern inter
leave for school.
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fied
for the office and received his ests for u fair share of the nation's
lii many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F*. Smith have
commission
today.
commerce. The matter was brought
1 L Meitinger are pleased to have returned home from an extended trip
to the serious attention of the gov
Gem in SatiMrd for a short stay to points in Colorado und other
ernment hy conditions arising during
Pay
Your
Poll
Tax
Now
western states where Mr. Smith is
In order to vote on the new city the wzr, when eastern ports were
interested in mining and oil wells.
charter
oil October 7th your poll tax congested with export shipping while
Mr. Smith is grently encouraged
must
he
pnid for the years 1917 and South Atlantic and Gulf sports had
over his prospects of a Idg strike in
1918
to
the County Tax Collector less than they were able to accom
oil.
on or before Saturday, September modate.
The Gables opened this week for
Representations were subsequently
13th.
the winter season, much to the de
made to the shipping hoard to ohYou
must
also
he
registered
with
light of the many patrons of this
fine hotel. The Gables made a won the City Clerk, whose hooks will he tain sufficient' cargo* space sailing
from those ports to take care of out
derful record Inst season, being filled open for registration on Sept. 23rd
going
traffic and to the railroad ad
from opening day to the close of the und will he open for seven days.
ministration
to cstuhlish equitable
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season and many hookings have al
rates.
ready been made for this season.
I)r. Clinnrd Here
Dr. S. FL Clinard has arrived in
The Ladies Guild of the F:pi8copnt
First Methodist Church
church expect to hold a bazaar and the city and will make it his future
Sunday school 10:30 a. in.
fair for three afternoons nnd nights
11:45 Preaching and the Lord's
of Dec. 2nd, 3rd nnd 4th in the
Supper.
Parish House.
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. 7:30 Senior League.
J. S. Harvard of Live Ouk has ar8:30 p. m. Preaching, "Sowing and
1rived in the city nnd will take charg
Reaping."
of the dry goods department of the
Prayer meeting Wednesday night,
— AT TH E —
Yowell Co. store. Mr. Hurvard is n
8:30 p. m.
young man of most pleasant address
You will find n welcome and' some
and hns had many years of experi
thing to c a r r y home with you.
ence in the business nnd will he n
C. W. White, P. C.
valuable addition to the Yowell
store.
Uncle Eben.
Attorney John M. Murrell nnd
" P e man dnt sells another man a
Mr. Glenn Skipper evidently do not
gold brick." said Uncle Klien. "geo
spend all their lime pondering over
orally finishes up h.v glttln' fooled IdsSunday. Sept. 7th, 3 I*. M.
Blackstone und gazing upon sleek
s'f on Mumpin' n heap mo’ Important."
| steers, for on Mondny they decided
•to innke a short nut » trip, vid when
Lines to Oe Remembered.
. • Hyman while Chaplain in
about two miles from the city aaw a
The sight of n battlefield a fte r the
See Ixical Notice
l if*nr<r —^ ,i*3 *he scenes In the
huge hob cat run across the road, and I
tight Is enough to Ihsplrc princes ollli
e
Die Wonderful Woman.
x love of peace nnd n horror of wnr.—
on urriving nt the scene cf the cat’s j
Napoleon I.
crossing they discovered two bsau-1
i
PACE SEVEN
“ A Key to A Dug-out’
Subject of Special Sermon by
Dr. George Hyman
--------- At T h e ----------- ;
Baptist Temple
Sunday, Sept. 7th, 8:30 P. M.
OTHER SUNDAY SERVICES
10:3(1 a . n i. S u n d a y S c h o o l
1 1 :4 5 a . m . C o m m u n io n S e r v ic e
7 :3 0 p. m . B. Y. P. U.
Wednesday 8 p. m. Mid-Week Sermon
C a r Always Ru, '\rr*\Jt*.rt..J?i
Oliver was In the habit of going to
Ills gnindmn for favors, and was never
disappointed. While playing with the
other
of iin* nclghlmrlinod tliolr
fnotlmll came apart, and they tit out** t
they could sew It together If they only
had n piece of shoestring. Ollv.
crime to the rescue. "Let's go nnd ask
gnindmn for a shoestring." he sug
gested. "You can get nhoqt anything
you ask for over nt ernndm a'r 2...
■“ Show Volcanic Formation.
T h e whole of tho west of Scotlnnd
and northeast Ireland are of volcanic
formation. Look a* *!>•• Ot<\c* cr.UZCway, with Its queer pipes of
nnd the Isle of Skye, which Is simply
m ade of lava. Staff’ll consists of sheet*
of bedded basaltic lava, and tho
mntiH ringnll's cave Is excavated
pure lava.
Rusty Steel.
T o cjriui rusty steel, oil well tho
! rusty pnrts and set aside In this stato
F irst Aero Mall Service.
Till* first rcgulnr aero mail sorvlro for tw o or three days. Then wipe dry
In the world was started hy the Unit with clean rags ami polish with em
ed Slates government. Mny 15. 1918, ery or pumice stone. When very rusty
between New York nnd Washington. nnd a high polish is desired rub tho
The uctun'l Hying time made was three article with a little slack lime.
hours and twenty minutes, Including
six minutes' Mop f<>r re' lying nt Phil
adelphia. At that time the fastest
railroad train record between the two
cities was five hours. The airship time
lias since lev;, reduced to two hours
and thirty minutes.
Where the Wrinkles Are.
“Improving the boudoir cap—little*
wrinkles that help to innke It morn
becoming." snys n headline. Tho
wrinkles.
we understand the prop
osition. nre In Mu* rap. not on tha
wearer.—Kansas t ’lty Star.
On the Pike.
The old n.itlotml pi!:*', (lint inngnlil
cent road Mint used to run from Mur*
land to Illinois, witnessed some sharp
brushes of fast driving and tinny i.r
adventure of travel. Tile New York
Tribune tells one story about Henry
Clay, who was sometimes railed the
•Tnther of the Turnpike." He was
traveling along the pike III u couch,
when tlie horses ran and spilled him
out In milling Into Mio miry mud. "N'c
hnrtn done," be said when the driver
rushed to pick him up. "Only n poor
mixture of I'eiinsylviinln snnd with
Kentucky clay!"
Wai; In:,.
Walking! Walking! A nt ....
ure there Is In Hie mere ne of rni •
Ing upon some plmsnnt lovi ! If i.lleved by iilieniiiMug lilH and dn:i\ mi
much the better.--1'd v.ir' I*. .'l«.od
Beauty vs. Brains.
Many n headliner Is more the re*
ilt of her maid's handiwork Minn her
Irector’s liemlwork.—Film Fun.
All persons ilc»irlng to attend Sunday school will
phone No. ID. 30fl or DO-J
not later Ilia n Saturday
noon. F'rcc Irnnsporluliun
will he furnished them to
nnd from if within a radius
of three miles of the Meth
odist church.
Christian Science services
will lie he’d at the .Voman's
Club, Oak avenue, between
Third and Fourth strets,
on Sunday, morning nt 11
odock.
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A RFMARKABLE WOMAN
LIFE und CAUSE
Popular Sermon
by
Dr. George Hyman
Daplis! Temple, Sanford, Fla.
SERVICES
a* the Church, Lake Monroe
Congregational
Church
Sunday Morning and
Evening
woman should have at
E VERY
least the training in business that
the handling of a bank account gives.
You don't know when you'll need it, nor howr much
Wc are glad to help you learn the working of a hank account here;
to leach you all you need to know about it.
Ladles' accounts aro Invited
It is simpler than you think.
�THE SANFORl) HERALD
I'AtiC HCJHT
t b a o - i a f a r |> a p p r o v e d and r a t i l o d . a h a lt b*
d r a in ad rlaotad tor t h a ftrat r * m n i u i o n r n
(or a u r b U rm a b a . i n t t i a j and r n d i n c a t U
h a r ti n b a f o r o p r o v i d e d , " uod
\Vh«*a«a: T h # a r t provide, t h a t “ T h a
form of f a v i r n m e n t of tha city of S a n f o r d
m t i d a d for u n d e r thi* a r t ihall b e t h a t
B o n n aa th* C o m m U t i o n - i f anac'O F l a n . "
and
* W h e r e a t: T h a a r t furthar provide* t h a t
I t * official ballot for aurh rle-ti n ( h a ll h a v e
p rin ta d t h r r a o a t h a q u a d ) a t a h t n i U e d t o
th # d a r t >r» for d e t a - r a i n i t l - a , l o - m t " if ) '* tion: ‘"'•hall t h a c ity **f Sanford a d o p t th*
C o r a r a iv tic n - M a n n e r F la n Charter?**
N o n tb e r r f o r a . b y the a u th o r ity in m e
( • • t e d a n d by d)ree*.">n of tan .1 p r o c la im
Tu*«da> . H r t o h e r 7 th . 1919. a* C h a r t e r
e l e c t i o n D a y , a n d do he reby eive n o tic e
t h a t on T u e s d a y , O c to b e r 7th. 1919 a n el**,
t l o a will be bald in th # city of S a n f o r d (or
t i e purpoa* of d r 'e r m i h f n r tha q a r e t l o o
•"Shall lb# a ii y a* S n r ' c * i ( ! - p : i l o Cora*
m t a a l n n - M i n i f e r F la n C h a r t r f , " a n d for
for t h e p u r ;
' ele ctiac l ^ r t a r i t y com*
mi**ion*r*,
tro v id in t
aurh
C o m m iaatim U a n a ( # r Flan C h a r t e r i* ad ap ted a t aitch
election
Elect"?* d - l i r i n f t " vote in f a v o r
of th* “ C i t y of S a n f o r d i d o p t l n i l h . Cooi*
r e ! ( * i o a * M a ta r r r Flar. C h a rte r »ha!i m a r k
thalr reepectiv* ba llot* a i t h a rr»*a m a r k
X befora t h e w o r d , " r o i l A D O P T I O N "
a n d flee te r* d r * ir in e t o vot* a ;* in * t t h a
" C i t y of S a n f o r d a d - p t i n r C om m D aionM a r.a ra r Flan C h a r t a r " ahall m ark t h a t r
re»pacti*» ballot* » ) t h a rr>*t mark <X> be*
fora the »< rd* " A G A I N S T AD ' > P T I O N . "
E le c to r , d e vlrlr* t o »ota for Camrr.iaatonari
•. .hall
plan*
a r k X)
. . . . K.
. . . .a .rro»*
. . — m------■ b*far* t h a n a m e
of th a c a n d id a l# of th e ir choir#.
And by th e t a m e a u th o r i t y I h e r e b y »p*
point C lau d #
H^rr
! r.. CsftP* 1* l l n t t .
W alter M. Hivr.»«
t■
in*p#f!of* of * y f h
r l e r t l o n a nd If. C. D u R '* # f-ft be
r l r f k of
t y f h r u c t i o n . *rul do ct'«* ftOllft tbmt fb<»
p s l l i n j plar# for »uch election » ill be in t h #
In t h # city halt, k n n * n aa t b * Hr*
a p p a r a t u i room , • i t u a t c i on F i l m c t t o a v e
n u e bctiacen l’ir*t a n d Second ttreet*.
Witn*** m y h a n d a n d (cat a i the actinic
may r cf th# city ■ f S a n l . r d at S a n f o r d .
Seminole c o u n t y . Florid*, thi* th# 2 s th d a y
of A u c u t t , 1919.
• •a!
F. D M1L1.ER,
Actlnc M a t r of th# C ity f S a n f o r d .
A t t e i t : F. F. flinr*. C i t v n . r l .
S ^ tc
C
r R C I I ’L VM STION
H ' h t n t r C i i j i l > r U t l , A r ( i of ISIS.
) . ! • « . f S'loftdi. r n t l l l r d " \ ft i r t to u t - 'll .h
tb* p - a , * n t a w l t l p i l * o * *r«ni*ot
c it y of S u n f c r d , f o a r . t y of SamlS'-le, «tal* «f
F l o r i d a , a n d to o r f a n i i a inaoff*-rM* and
r t t a b l i t h a r . t y (<i*»rnrn#nl lor th* « b ».
s a d t o preuerib* t h r j a r M l t l l a. p »*?• a c A
function* ol *aid rn j r . l H p a U t ) appro* *d
J u n e Tib. 1919. pr-*vldt*. a r a o n r o t t r r
t h l a f , t h a t " T h * pf *!>;or.« if th.* a r t (ha!!
broom # a f f r r t u * a n d tb a lt b# in full I n f t t
a n d off#ot a t , fr m . - ;
t ■ th i C m T .
d a o a f to r tb#
M o t d a y in J a n u a r y .
1 9 .0 ; p r v v i d a d t h a t lb* *arr- «i.a!l b» a p
p ro v e d a n d r»tifl*d l > a n .a j o r lt t * .
'
t b a <]ualifi«d t l a r t . - r , cf tfto city cf Sar.f :d.
vrotir.t a t an elartfran to h» r*!d f r tba*
u r p n ,# on l i r l o h t r 7th. 1919. a n d It t
#r#by t r i i r t b
I.
n tt
S a n f o r d t o p ro v id e for an t * la
t i ’ n on t b - d a t# r .a m rd
Said rrt-.a t h i r t y H a ; ( n - U r * of * . r h a!
f
• kal! provide for a n d pay all c o d a of boldine
th e i m r a n d i f the p r e p a r a ti o n ul
thi*
c h a r t e r , r o t n e t c e e d tin* l l u n d f r d fiCO.t/O
Dollar*
Suc h election »hall b* held in conI r trity » i t h la*-* a n d ordinance* n o * In
force re la ti n g to apecial . l e c t i o n , .
At t h a
* a n e *!#cti(n t h r e e city c-iramiuuioncr* *hall
tlreied ,
V !■ I (Ml f k l f t W W bp* j
p f o f r 4 a s d ratified !f n o t. th e n n o esrafEi*iigfi* ** mitt t*e
*i!«cted.
C a n d id a te * L1* ;
f i l y c o Q tn lM lc c *i t i l !>• c liN tf i a n d w w v
hi* l 4* i
» • An> ua» rr.r: d r r u U l r 4
p«title’n ! ‘» b i r r *ny numtwpr, r.ol to
xbtr*. of ninar* of candiditr* for rily w * -
SEPTUM HER 5. 1919
t l J u a l l r >ad aa trmt**, Afb*rt 0 . Cava*
and Hlchia Wood bride#, and all unkaown
par*«si rlalrainc lrt»r»«t, by th r n u jh or undar any of lh* abav* named defendant*,
rtthar a* h#Ir*. dniyaaa* crantaa*. taeat*-i
a# (th-rmi**, and *11 unknow n p#r*on* rlaim irsc intrr#«t by, th r o u tb s f undar Jaa*la C.
Alurphay and J. R l r h m i n l ' f a r a h e y , har
hu*Sand, now dfraaaad. a* hair*. d>*1(#ai,
lacataa., o r othrrwUa. and *11 oth#r unknow n
jwrvun* -U lm iac any I n l a ra d la and to «aid
I f opartv Invfovad in **ld *j!t,
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T IK I
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T ^ ^ ^ ' r d a r of C i r , * i r i f ^ * e S e r , t - a
To all u n k n o w n o a rti-* c! il n n r ln ta r # * t
hy. t h r o a t ! ) or u n d r r W-n. <J. A n f - n r i a l .
ft. II. Ham*ay, Oao B. M o r t o n . I n d W I f a a ll v
and aa tr v a ta a . Calv in A. F o a t » . \II*«rt <i.
F**<-*. Hirhl* W o o d b r id t # a n d J r * .i# C.
M u r p h a y and J . R ic h m o n d M a r p h . y , h«r
h u t b a n d . a t h r i r ., drvi*ea*. e-*»ota*«. b ; i ! f •
or o t t r r wit* or a n y o r a li h a r of f t i * . * - d ;*!
U t l U u . o p f o u m . r o r p o r a t i a n * nr a o o t i a *
tlona. r D I m ln c an In ta r a sl In th* folio a i n t
d a arribrd p r o p a r t v a it u a t a in Sam in ola C o u i tv , Florida, t o wdt: ID jin a t I n t r r * ' - t l m of
E a t t U n a of Mall IB villa Ava.. wdt h a vjt h
llr.a of s , r . to , r j n N o r t h a lo n e M r l l i a v t i l r
A v a . 1<! yar-l*, F**t a i r i t k t a n ctr* I s ;
(ard*. S o u t h a t r i ( h t a n ; i a a IS? y a rd * .
•V‘a*t 1C2 ya rd*. S*f. 30 T w p , t> S. I t a n : #
31 K.
You a n d a a r h of you ara h » r - b y o r d e r * d
to b# an 1 a n n a a r b r f n r r ou r ra id C l r r u l t
C o u r t a t th# C w r t If>n • n Sanf vrd. Fla o a
tha 3rd d a y of Nov. A. D. f t | 9. t h e n a n d
tbvra t o m ak# an*«*r t o t h e bill of r o m p l a l n t
bvreia Clad *c*!n*t you.
ft i* f u r t h a r ordrfa-l t h a t thl« n o t lr * h*
publiiha d on r* a wr*k for t w r l v * wrak* in
th# - a n fo r d lla rald. a B a t i y t p ' f , p u b l i i h a d
In Srmlnol* C o u n t y . F l i r i d a .
Wltaea* ray h a n d a n d *#*1 of «*id C ircuit
C ourt, thi* th* 7th day of A u r u i t 1919.
Sral*
r.. A. DO IJO L A S A
C lrrk of C ircuit C o u r t Samlnol# Co., F la .
E. V l lo u a h o td rr
SoLrdtor.
AS-13tr
r:.t»i . on tft* b i l l o t i f i d if
NOTICE o r KLECTIOE
r •F fcil hr § i c n t d by or** h u n d r e d r f
N o t l r r !• h»r«t.y t i v r n t h a t an *I*-tlon
ra,3re q u a 1!fir4 f l f f t >n of t h r city a n d • %■11
l>* mcr t im p » n l r 4 » t t h 4 » f . t t # n r ?.<■*ill l a ha'd a t th* t»v*r*I F o llin t placw* in
t h e r a a d l d i t t or r a n d l d t t r s
m n t or
J*amin il# C i i n t i . Tl f i t * , on th* I k t h d a y
c » m M s : r tfcerrin prr*#r.tr4 will are»r*t the
of : ...ta-nbar 1319 p u r . i a n i t o C h . o t a r
n f l r f • f c ity c o p i n i t t i 1 n t r l! be l* *irc!e4,
»19t of th e Lana of F f j r i l a , Acta of 1919.
th e city council ih a l l plac* hia n a m r on
E n title d An Act t a p r o h ib it H o f . or Sw in*
e tttion and
ballot* p ro v id e d t h a t #uch
r u r .n i n ; *>r roatr-ir.f a t t a r j * in *aid c o u n ty ,
ritter. r.otirr «? a cc epta nce 1* ?>#d a i t h the N t l l t r of t p y l Wa t i o n or T n I l r e 4 t ' n d r r for in* purpc-M <f » d o p t : n t or ra ja ctin* t h e
c ity r lUOftl a t i#a*t ten I0J dav* p rio r to
pr< *.»f,ir.t of *ald act. «atd a ' a c t i i n t a ba
S e c t i o n ' of t h t p u r h * * . U * * o f 1‘Jor
• ;a ction, a r d the c o lla r 1 *hall publi*h the
- ■* ■
l i t U o f law* ( o v e r n 144
e arn a# if all can d id ate * ha*ir.* qualified aa I
N ti^o i« hereby fiver, t h a t 5L C. I l i t b ^ o . i f f *en*:*l • I t r t l i n i , i n r l u d i n f t h r qualifl*'
la a r.»« •p*p*r .1 r*r.cra! c.-.-. a r .
iM f . f
fF*tific4Te S
1T^. datfKl ration of aotar*^
.! t h e c ity , in th e t**ue JU*t pr» c cd ln ( th* | p u r c h1th
cf J u n e .
Ji, 1 ! T# h&i filed
Th# ! llomtr.c »l*rt r. ha * a h*»n atv»olntad
elect) it - N o r t e c lo r akall *irn petition# fur ffc*
t l n j f » r ! l f , r a ! r Its m>
ff.ee, a a d h » j m 4 d r to r- n d u r t l a i d ala-tion an 1 t o c a n * * . , a n d )
m -. t h ar. ih*e# r t '. i i . l i t , *
N j candidal* | Applifaf.
a for 14 1 iee.j t i**u* in t
tr.aka r .t u r n * t th# v o t * . *a*t in t h a .a v a ra i
• r a il cdrru lat# hi* ’* n p»tit- a
T h# thr#* mftCt’ with 14*
S l i t e ertiftc ite
t f a b r i f e v p r t r in r t * . r-»; - - t i v r l y , th# i n t n a m a d to a c t
can d id ate * r*c*lyir.f the three hl(he*t n u r , ‘ . .
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ifir 4»f*e.*ed At tb* dftt# of the f i l l l l i C t of Ja> h. J o h m o a a n d J . W. flail.
i'r - r ir .r t No 3. C. I_ l lr t t t. G. F. P a t t o n .
• u r h e e rtifira te in t h e u m » pf 5«m. M .
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l*n1*** »ll J C*ft 16r i t e *h»’l be re* D a d d Spaar. a t.J F. F. Kin**.
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t h ef* » n m th* 30 t h d a y ol Septem ber* » r , t . V. M e l , j i n n ar.d 1^ >r.ar 1 Kali.
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I_ t*u»*,lnc. N J. T an A . I» 1913.
r.*r. O. G. Wader11 a n d If. Jl. McCall
U l t t i e e e m>
i i f r . Al uf e Af.d m a !
P rre in e t No t . J. W. F l r a t , (1. T . F#t*r*.
thi« th e 2^!h d i ) *’f .•
V t». 1919.
J. V. Wick*, a n d M. t . I ) » l r j r .
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LAKE VIRGINIA
Fr»cir.ct No. 7 R It fio*.*"i, J. n -'■l
L'iefk C ircuit f ' o u r t Serr.lnole (*o,, F l i .
da* c. r. J i - - * i , *•„„
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Mather*. I E. l t a l d i t t tr.d A. W, M r : , n t n
N o t l r r of t p yl i ra li o n
or Ta* D a a d f ' n d r r
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J. I Hitt • m f J. N. S * i r r . .
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J a n * * W - * . j . : •.:. .
N'Ttir# it haraf
Oldcsf ( ollcse in Florida
Inicr-DSnominalional
C.»#R t h a t F. W, T h i r - Co.F: .*.rinct
v .'.obiom a n d A. E. S joblom .
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11. Fullar and W, H. Hailard.
Iliad **id r a rt i f lr a t a In ray offir# and ha* M ’- 'llae.
b a i l GactDn to b* bald In a ccordance
re ad # a p p ll r a t i o n fur t a t d*ad to iti u a io
To jirovidi* a liberal education, a eenerou* culture, a
a rro rd a r.ra » u h la*.
Said ra rtiflra ta a m - with th# . . . »
r i u r i d a f u v a r n l n k t h e hjid*
b r a r . * t h r l-dti o i n t d o a r ri b - d p r o p r r t y ait- i t t o( c r r.*fa l a l r ' t : r.j In ra id H a t* an I re
thorough training of the physical, intellectual ar.d spirit
u a t a d in S#talnol* * u n t y , Florida, t o - a i t ; turn* t
!-• mad* lu the clerk and enairual nature.
I.*'t i s , Jl'itir.* n * h u r * # )
f an Add. t o m a n of tha it- ard *f C . i r . t y C o tJtn .a ito jn
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OFFERS
tha d a t a •[ tha :**u*r,ra of r u t h farU firat#
D a# bv r d r f vf th# D u r d .■! C o u n t
in th# r a m # of W. } T h i f p a n . Cr.Ia.* taiif *_ i i d e W , ‘- a t n .1 S t a l a a l # C s s . t y ,
Four-year course leading to A. B, degree. Fre-profesrtrtlflsal#
b* f r t r m * 4 v - r c r d i n |*>
®*a
i.. t r ’D6C GLASS
storial courses in Agriculture. Medicine. Engineering,
l a o ta* d a . d v.'i'
tit*/#**a on Ifco 30tfc
Clark of I t - ar.1 of C o u n t y C o m m i u i o n c r t
d i'.
f S r p t a r c b a r . A. D 1919.
ol Sarait •!* C J u n l y . E lorii*.
l.-ti* add Tneology.
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Witn#** m y otfi'iat a lpna tur* ar.d *aal 6 1 - f t r .
Special departments: Music, Commerce, IFtme Econo- (
thi* th a 2*th d a y *f t u r n ! . A. t>. 1919.
tawaD
E . A. DDL*GLASS,
l a the Circuit Court. r*a)#nih Ju d ic ia l C l * .
mics. Normal, Fine and Applied Arts ar.d Academy.
Clark C ircuit C o u r t S » m i n r l r C o . FI*,
Cull. In a n j for S e m l i i l e County. F l o r i d a
03
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II* k. AJ. D . ' j f l a t r . D.
in t h t n r r r y .
-Albert Hall. C o m p la in a n t
Roster of Lectures for 19ir*-'J0 includes a large number
In Clrrult Court of i ha S a t r o t h Judic ia l
In S * u \ t . Hall. D e f e n d a n t.
C l r r u lt of Florida. S r m i n o la County.
of authors, scientists, artists and professional men of na
Chanrary.
T o K s .a M. Hall, - - — Strevt, In d ian a p p li* .
C. t - iLar.dall. C o m p l a i n a n t
lad.
tional prominence.
v.
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a p p a a r m f f r o m th* affidavit of \ l b e r t
W illiam A i k i n . o n [>anl»i. L u t h r r C. F c r t a r , Hal!t hareia
duly died t h a t ha i* c o m p l a in a n t
T h a pn rf* rao u th T * j* t 4- G uraanta# Co.. in th# above .n t i t l * d c a i t e a n d t h a t It it th *
Naval Ur.if with instruction for ten ratings. Strong
Alia# C. IliE, D a v id l.»a D anial A. D. S t a r - twliaf t h a t th* d a f r n i a n t . It >*a H. Hall, i»
athletic program including aquatics. Expenses m iderate.
b ir d , and all u n k n o w n twraoE) elaimlne a r. n r#*idant *>f th* S t a t * ol F l s r l d a a v f
a n y i n ta r m t b y . t h r o u e h or u n d t r th e tha* «h* it a r a u d e n t of a H a t* of t h e *Jnit*d
a b o v e n a m e d parti#* or . i t h a r r f th # tr. a t ^tat*-* nthaf t h a n t h a S ta t* of Flori t* a n d
h t i r r . d#v •»-* Ufat*--*, araM a#* or other* ;* a r#*:d*nt f th* S t a t* of I n d i a n a , r*: i i n f
Thirty-Fifth year begins 'll September. 1519.
»i*» a n d all tha* Ba l i a o w n
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a t ------ ------ .'tr*vt in th* C ity •■[ I n l l a s a p '. l l *
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Drd*- of C o f t tt r u c ti v e Sarvfea,
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In t i r c j i t Court, v e i n l h
Wholesale Prices
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WA N T ADS PAY
ROLLINS COLLEGE
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Know What
You Buy
No housewife should make her pur
chases blindly, especially those for the table.
T he efficient purchasing; of all food products
requires study and investigation.
Always read labels very carefully and
always BEW A R E when no label is given, show
ing the formula or composition of the product
It always takes intelligent buying to
purchase economically.
Using self rising flour has always been
false economy.
Many self rising flour manu-
facrurers have never even put the formula of their product on
their packagei. It doein't even (how on the tack what the
product contain*. In thii day and age mott housewives want
to know ju« what they ire buying and they Ihould know,
Few domeitic icience nacher*, few inveitigiting houiewivei
and practically no groerr*’ wivea are bow using (elf riling flour.
It is hoped that the increased use of
pure plain flours and the use of a good grade
bakint; powder in connection, will reault in many other
housewives, discontinuing altogether tbe me of questionable
gradca of prepared flour*.
Many people do not know that self
rising flour is not used generally over the coun
try, bu: in a comparatively few sections only. It has some
times been md that it was popular only in that seciion of th*
country where houievrives were lazy. I have always main
tained (hat such was not the cxm bot that the housewives in
£u\ l>ceh itld and therefore could not be
expected to inni•.
If th is article prompts one housewife
to investigate, my work will not have been in vain.
Now investigate?
Ask your doctor!
Ask vour grocer!
SO TE—SteJ CciUlto is already util Lncu n to most of the ladies cf
Our city. Sk . tt of the Dotnrs'.i• Seif net liraneh of the University of
Chi
Simmons College. Holton CetokingS> koool, a graduate of Lruss
SufTtisor cf Domestic Science in Public Schools, Special
I tctunr c i Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to tha
11* **.,>i‘s Clubs.
H e arc publishing a series of her most important articles.
I
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and Vegetable Crates
W r i t # f * r I 'r l * * L i l t
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W.A.Menjday Cwnpaij
Pslstka, Florid*
Notire
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IT ’S NOT YOUR HEART
IT’S YO UR KIDNEYS
d i a t e ly . T h e u v o th ln g . h e a l i n g oil e ti m u la te e th e k iln e y iv reliev e# in ffa m m a D oes a n d d e stro y # th # g e rm * w h ic h
h a v e c a u s e d IL Do n o t w a i t u n t i l t o
m orrow
Go to y o u r d ru g g is t t o l s y and
i n s i s t o n G O L D M E D .A i, l l a a r l e m OH
C a p i ’-il*-#
In tw e n ty -fo u r h o u rs you
s h o u l d f e * l h e a l t h a r .d v i r o r r e t u r n i n g
a h ! w i l l M a#* t h e d a y y o u f i r s t h e a r d
o f G O L D M E D A L ! f v a r i a n t O il.
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y o u r i e l f . l o n l l r ie t o t a k e o n e n r t w o
c a p s u le s e a c h < ls f, so a a to k e e p la
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d u n g e e o f o t h e r a l t a i a*
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p e o p l * to-day c a n b* t r a c e d t a c k t o
k id n e y tro u b le .
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o m m
of t h # t o d y .
T h e y ar* tb#
f i l t c r e r f . t h e F u r t h e r s , o f y o u r b lo o d .
K i d n e y d i s e a s e , l i u s u a l l y In d ica te * ! b y
■ w e a r l r a s e . *D * p le * » r.e * » . n e r v o u m e a * .
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b le . p a in tn lo ln e a n d l o w e r a b d o m e n .
K a l i a to n e * , g r a v e ! , r h e u m a t i s m , s c i a t i c a
m n l lu m b ag o .
A ll t h e s e d e w a n g r m e n U a r e tin tu r e '*
■ i r n a l * t o vwsrn y o u t h a t t h e k i d n e y #
n e e d h e lp .
Y o u t h o u Id u t e G O L D
M R D A L H a a r l e m O il C a p s u l e # I m m e
Mary M
H t M U H l ) . I I.OUIDA
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N'etlre ,* h e r e b y ( i r o n t h a t 1 • -r- i-mllhORDER
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C erti Av a le No.
T o all u n know n »lr* of. a n d all u n k n o w n
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1 D. 1901. t» r* .-n . elaiminc int*ra*t u n d e r E. S. A E. J.
ha* Bird l a i d a r r t i f l e a t - ta m> '-ffit# a i d ha* W h it* , a n d t i all u n k n o w n pars .rv* ctaimtn*
tr.a .1# a p p t l r a t i a ' r t a * lev : t o i** ue in inta f**t u nde r C. AA'. J a r o r k a , i i d alt unarc-,(dar.ar with l a *
Paid r* rtiflrat* et-.- Miowr. par lie* r lairaln e an n l e r r » t in a n d t o
i f i m t* . following I r e e r i b t ! p r o p e r t y *it- Lota
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■. •- M U r a 2. E. J. AAhit# '.
u a t - d in t-atnin.l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a t o wft: Subdt*i*to n a* r a f o r d e d in Fiat H.*.k N o 2,
8 W , of S AA ' | Saa
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31 South S*mitvol* C i r u s t y flarord*.
l l i r p 30 E aa t.
T h r taid l a n d b*i3( a*.
Y o u ' a n d r a r h of j j a t* bare b> otdrtw d
, * . * , d a t t h a d a ta . f th* D*uan*» -..f iu c K
t o a p p * a r lu th* b.lt of c o m pla int h r n i n
f a r ti f .- a t a in th# r.atn* of J . Ai. Itr> » n .
Mad a g a . n . t you. on the Rule da* f r Nuv*
l o l a u *a!d r r r t i f t r a ' e *kall b a r .d r e m a d > n ti « r . t h a t a n t being the t h ir d id N o v e m
a r e o f d i r .t t o law t a i d e ad will ia.ue there*-*ber a 3 1 a.
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e p t e l er. A D. !»I9.
f t i . fu r th e r - r d e r a d t h a t thi* nvtlc* b*
W i t r e e . my ffirial - . c n a t u r * ar.d i r a i thi*
p l U U i w d one# i a - h week for twalv* s h I i
th - Tib da> ol Auguet A. l>. 1919.
ta
t h * S a n l^ rd H erald, a naw-tpapar p a h ■ .
f.. A . D O U G L A S S .
• if 1 .r t S rr..-. ,1* C o u a t), Uahtd in S»raisi!a C o u n t y , F J i r i d l .
Witnaa* my h a n l a n d n f l - l i l *»al of t h #
F lorida
*vid C l r r u lt C ourt t h i . th# *lh d a y *f AugIt , V. M . Douglaaa, ft. C.
tilt, 1919.
iS eal>
K. A I H U G L A S J
I n t ir r u it <' u t l of th* **# • a rti h Jndlrial
lT»rk.
Circuit
Cu4 t t
Clrenll of f l . r i d a , S a t o io o l r C e en ty .
Schell# Main**,
It) t h e r r* * .
Solicitor f i r C - m pia inant.
ti-lllc .
C 1,. R a n d a ll, < o m p la i n a n t
v<
AA’iliiam t tk i o * - D a n ir l. L u t h r r
Fort#r, In C l r r u lt Court of th* S e v e n th J u d lr ia
C l r r u i t of llo r i d a . S a m la o l a C o u n t ) ,
,n
T h# F o r t * m o u th T r t n t X t i n t u t * # C**.,
C hsntery,
Alice C. 11*11, Davyd L#* D a n ial, A. D.
S t a r t i r d , a n d all u n k n o w n p#r»'-na claim- J. F*. I . t i n t , J-iinad **y J. E. Lainy, h#r hu»i r g ftft> i f i t e r o t by t h r o a g b or u&def th*
b a n d . C amplatr.aftU.
i b o w e a r n t d r t r l i e * or c ith e r of t h e m , at
ti.
b r t n . dr«i»r*ft. grantF#-*, I rfa C r^ t nr itherR B. R a n t
«ii#, and a'] Tther u n k n o w n p #fv»a i c!aira*
M or*, m . i n d ia id u a lly a n d *« tfutt©#, (*al*
iftg 4fty ifilefeftt in a n d t u »ai*J lan d * Ifivolved
arm A. I'oage. Anna C. W«>>4tridg#, Indi*
in
taid auit. et al.
v id u a l l y a n d ar Lratten* (lb?*! (i K a r e i ,
a n d Itichie VV i b r u i ^ , a?:i *11 j a k i o c n
Ilr f rn d f tR tt.
p # r * >f.« claiming any m t e m t bv, t n r o t g i
O rder of Construct*#*- S*fTicr
or u n d e r anjr of th e above n a m e d deleft !•
T o t h n d vfe ndant*;
W»1 s*rs
A tkinin n
a n te , e ithe r a# b t i r t , d n i i ^ i , t f i n i # # * .
Oaf.i#*, l .u t b e r f . I'cMf-r, TH# p c r u a e u i l i
legal##^
or otherwi##. aftd all u n k n o w n p e rT r u t t i. G u a r a n i t m (‘a., Alir# c', Ilill,
•on* e ta i m m e Internat b r th r o u g h of un i t r
I>a*id l.en P a n i e l a n d A. I» M a f b i r d :
i r w i # C. M urphey a n d J* Rielim»ftd M u r p h
It i p p r a n n g from I b r i a mb bill of com*
p h # y , h r r h u i b i n d , m w Je c i * H , a t heir*
plaint he rein filed, t h a t j >mr plac e ©f fetidnvieer#, legate^* of other wUe m d all
d i i t i It u n k n o w n , a n d t h a t .joy, sr« o t e r o t h e r u n n n j n n prr*ont claiming a n v i n te r the age *»f 21 p e a r t :
m ! tn a n d t o aafd p r o p e r t y I oto I t e d 1ft »aid
■ui i.
I *ef * ft dan U11 i« t h ••t *f r■r t i ir d # r*“J i h a t y ou * n d * *cK
O rder ol C o n t l r s d i r * Her vine.
of ) o u d o ap p rftr bef *r o u r t a i d Cirr-Mt
T o t h e l>*fencanu, VVm. G. Vadenri-d,
C o u r t i f !b i I ftp! | | ftM ta d i a l r-l. F lo fld l
on the i t h d a y rd Lelot*?,,
I'i, I t i t , tn in II, II# l l u r w y , Geo. II. M orton, I qL . H j i IIi’
ar.d
a* t r u tt e e , C a U t a A. F i t ( f ( Albert t j ,
and t h e r e to m ak e a tta w tf t o t h e bill ol
L a e re a n d Richie W oodbridge:
(4 nn plaint fit#d her* in a gal m l > #ut a p p e a r in g from tb e t n o r n bill of Com
11 ia f u r t h e r orde re d t h a t thi* order h# p laI in
filed t h a t y o u r place of rr-#*.
p y b k i h e d in th e Ha nf m d H e rald , a e tw t p a p e rd e n r et iherein
n k n o w n , a n d t h a t you are over
putdlah#d in Seminole C o u n t ) , F i a , ones *the .ftgn t of u21
year*:
w#ek for t i g h t e o n tr e y tl* * we*k#,
Ordered t h a t you an 1 each
Witn#** my b a n d ar.d »«al of «aid Clrtuit of Ity ouu khereforn
oo
a
ppea
r before ou r Said C irc u it
C o u r t this thn 7th d a y of A l c j i I 1919.
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I Seal*
L . A.
ftO C G L A S S , on t h e M h da> ofj r O
c t i o e r A. D. 191V, t h r u
Cl#rk of C ircu it CTourt S e m in o le Co*. Kla. a n d t h e r e to m *ke a&iwer
f a th e bill of c o m
K F. H o j a h o l d e r .
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agair.st
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Solicitor.
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I n tbe f l r c a i t C n i r t o f ib e S e v e n t h J n d l r U
in the
f l r r n l t n f l U r i d * . S e m in o l e l o a n ' ) , la public feed for e.ght c a u m t u i v #
Sa n fo rd H e rald, a n e w spa per pub*tibed In
( b a a r e i) .
J . Y. teaing. Joined by J , IL L a i r g , bar hut* Hetnin^ld Co. H i T ilt new* my hand a n d l e a l of ** f C irc u it
band.
C o u r t tb ia th 7th d a / j ! August 1V19.
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C#r#k of ( V n i t C o u r t S*n#i*w#e Co. F la .
Wtn, G. A s d c n r ie d . It. II H t - u y , G» a*. Il,
K. t F. Huuibrfdrr#
M t r t t b i Ib d lr id t u iL
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Our Agent. MR. IL U . HKRNUOW. will v*riu* jou any t.f Ihi- above
anythin# y o u need I n t l
I ■- -r "*>• l ' “
Through his roniivrtion »iih u* i.» ran ;i**- v.iu Insurance p.'oiei •
lii.n in the ' i r , ‘ »irun.’c*t Company* In arn j u J e*erj line
fo r i - „ r i n - u r j r . i *• i t
JAiiibS
General Insurance
PAXON, Jacksonville, Fla.
&
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K»tabli»heil 1 o .
Surety Bond*
•
Employers Liability
T H E ONLY PLANT
O F ITS KIND IN
THE ENTIRE
STATE
Electric welding insures ab
solutely perfect work and
at the same time saves you
money because it is much
quicker t h a n any other
method. For welding fire
cracks and putting patches
on boilers it has no equal.
Duval Iron Works
Jacksonville, Fla.
�?yjpy4i
SF.PTEMBB8 5. 1919
THE SANFORD HERALD
Free SERVICE!
Let us inspect your battery FREE, put dis
tilled water in FREE. We make a special
ty of electrical troubles on autos and
guarantee nil our work. Wc also have
competent mechanics to overhaul your car
and can give you satisfactory service if
your troubles are large or small.
We are
the official service station for the famous
pmLAMumtA
tnad at times and shoot all tho ne
groes in sight whether they have
committed a rrime or not and the
southern negro knows this nnd know
ing it he will continue to remain
where he is treated sqiturc.
man and with Ids brother owns a
chain of six drug stores in Georgia.
Dr. Telford needs no Introduction to
the people of Sanford as ho is a for
mer Sanford hoy and was in the
drug business here several years ago.
,
• • •
Thu Union Drug Store experts to
* Governor Catts has appointed start about October 15th.
his son, Sidney Jr. to the position of
Adjutant Generul. The ollicinl direc
For Stole Scnatoi
tory of Floridn «•!!! sosr. jp„ii like Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla.
this:
Gentlemen:
1 wish to state through your paper
Governor, Sidney J. Cults.
Assistant •Governor, Miss Cults. that it is my intention to become a
candidate for Stnte Senator from the
Attorney General, Iloscoe Cults.
Adjutant General, Sidney Catts, Jr Nineteenth Senatorial District, rep Secretary of State, Another Catts. resenting Orange, Seminole and Os
ceola counties, and at the proper
Treasurer, Son in law of Catts.
time l will make formal announce
Comptroller, Another Catts.
All other state offices and county ment for this office.
Yours truly,
offices to he lilted by friends of the
N C. Bryan.
Catt family.
UN11KAS O NA11LK FEELING
]®
Head of Tuskeegee Institute Seeks
a Solution
Tuskegee,
Ala.,
Sept. ,‘J.— J. T.
Guaranteed 18 Months
Moton, Booker T. Washington's suc
cessor as principal of Tuskegee In
stitute, declared in a statement to
day regarding the recent race riots
in several cities in the north and
south that it was difficult to under
stand why there should he so much
apparent suspicion and bitterness on
the part of both the white and negro
races.
"I have never known the colored
people to have more intense feeling
towards the white people than at the
present," Dr. Moton said, "and 1
have never known a time when there
May be bitter griefs untold;
was less reason.
Trouble comes to every man
Though he live the best he can.
I never knew a time when the white
—Edgar Allen Guest.
BUDGET OF O P IN I O N “ JUST
people of the ’ ^.•.‘1* not imlj \Vve
BETWEEN YOU AND ME”
leading white people, but tbe aver
even t i i e g a t e p o s t
* I have seen many good towns age white man, was more anxious
ami many good cities in the past than at present to he absolutely fair
NOT IN IT
ten years and I hnv» never »,-eo a and just to the negro; to sto to it
A ( hi*'! I* Among Ye Taking Ne'e: good town or a good city that did that the colored race in the south
and t anh. "He’ll Prim 'em'*—
not have a live Hoard of Trade. Do had better school facilities, better
So Says Saunlerer.
you get me?
railroad accommodations, and ede*
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quatc protection und?r tho law.
Trouble and Envy
* Sanford Is going forward so fait This is also true of the nor.tb
T;yu)< ■<nines to every man
that we are even attrsetlil^-v,.,^fde_ .«,'"r her*« was ncwi a thtTe* Vfion’ the
Thougn lie live the best he ran.
,
Orlando to come here ami that south and tho north too, saw more
N r.t . • good hut now nnd-'dvw
is
going
some for I believe it is us clearly the value of the negro as an
He mu.>: !"■■<• the care; of men,
difficult
to
get an Orlando man to economic factor in industrial opera
None «o rit'li that he can pay
leave
home
ns it is to get some tions. I never knew a time when
Grief and pain to stay away:
people
here
to join the Board of southern white people felt more
None so strong hut he must know
Trade
ami
that
is sail! to he the chagrined and hu initiated at the
All a weaker brother's woe.
most difficult thing in the world.
awful crime of lynching than they
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Gliry gives no guarantee
do today, am! I never knew a time
T.ut you shall he trouble free,
* Judge Cheney of Orlando is a when they were more determined to
And the gold you strive to keep
great man in my estimation and I put down mob rule, whether aimed
Cannot say you shall not weep.
think he is great because hu plays at black or whity, than now. Many
He that walks the ways of earth
the game all the time. When lie of the leading pupers of the south
Must at times he lost to mirth;
works he works like Helen when he are speaking out ns never before
Each must have his share of rain
plnys he plays like Helen I suppose against all forms of injustice and un
And il't useless to complain.
when he sleejis ho probably sleeps fairness to the colored race.
hut no one has over found him
"We, north nnd south, should
Envy no man's costlier dress
usleep.
1
mention
the
Judge
in
this
make
up our minds that there is
It nay rover keen distress:
column
of
nonsense
because
I
hap
room
enough;
there is opportunity
In the rieli man's home may he
pened to see him at a ball game some enough for colored am! white to
Lonelii.*» and misery.
And tr> great man, brave and good, time ago and the way he enjoyed work peacefully and harmoniously
that hull game tickled me to death. here in America, each living his life
If we i idy understood,
The
judge had a bunch of young unhampered by any act or any un
May Pi sutiering bitterer woes
men
with him in the car ami he toward altitude of the other, and I
Than hi* humble brother knows.
bought pink lemonade and blue pea hope that our leaders in every com
Each must feel the burl of pain,
nuts and took oil his bat and yelled munity, white nnd black, will get
for Sanford. A grv*t man is the together and smooth out matters
Each mu*t take his share of rain,
Nie.i ear, go through life without
judge, a man who will always stay that are misunderstood, so that
Coming f:* i* to face with doubt.
young because Ids heart is young.
America can tench the world that
And the :<riee of fame and gold
black people and white people can
I see by the papers that my old Rv«* peacefully and harmoniously in
friend Forrest Lake will shy tiis hat this great country."
Earn S5.H0 a Day or More into the Congressional ring and it
looks like Forrest will go to Wash
Man or Woman
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
this time.
t j.. e:i tv in your own locality. No ington sure enough
l i t
Mrs. E. W. Peabody
•applies, no money required.
Addtit( " i’ o. Box fi'JT, Jacksonville, Fla
F * Fish ought to he the cheapest
Whereas, In the providence of our
thing in Florida and I am going to All-wise Father there has been re
liml out why they are not cheaper. moved from our midst one of the
Tilt: FLORIDA T1MESUN10N
1 sent a hoy to the fish store the oldest members of our body, who
' ' *P!* #
i m t r l i n i r r p r r * r n t a t h r for
VfTlpn ip Jril| n i ! i *-ftiling d i p.irimi nlo In (ItU other day to get some mullet and through long years of her association
wriy ind a.ljuininj h rriior). All of pari llmr anyone
knows that mullet should with us has set an example of failhs*|*r, l>f rMmrnjM| 0n# c;i»r full par*
mii
i t i„ it rfftufy )nt| nun ro*rr( n p r r l r n r r lie cheap and the
man charged i fulness and loyalty, Therefore, be it
•M ttfrtm cr \tltjrrn
twenty cents a pound for pop eyed
Hie Florida Timcs-Unlon
Resolved, 1st, That we express our
mullet athnt the fishermen used to
J * r W Ulr, I lurid*
appreciation
of our loss and of her
give to me and darned glad to get
fidelity
to
the
great cause we are
rid of them. Can you beat it?
trying
to
promote.
Twenty cents a pound for mullet in
‘Jnd, That we extend to the family
Florida and in Sanford. I suppose
of
our deceased sister our sympathy
it costs more to raise fish now than
and
love.
it did before the war, eh what?
HOTEL
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Brd, That a copy of these resolu
JACKSONVILLE'FLA __
tions lie spread upon the minutes of
rt
I
understand
that
the
governbrcpw OUa Gmplete■fWjm-Scrwwi
men lias some men in this pnrt of the Woman’s Missionary Society of
o.'jiii iws SiewvUMtod• C&fab\
Florida
investigating
the
high the Methodist church of Sanford,
p. vtlcxCwwonicfd loCvcrytkinJ-ln
cost of living and they will appoint and that a copy bo furnished her
>wt cfCily-Scnd for Booklet*
*1N0U U.StUTH, PROP'R *
some home profile to help them and children.
Mrs. A. E. Philips,
that they will do some real investi
Mrs. T. O. Charles
gating.
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Mrs. C. II. Smith,
Com mil tee.
The negroes of Texas do not
want their so-called northern friends
Important Notice
trying to get them equal rights. In
There will be a call meeting of the
fact they do not want the northern
people to got mixed up in their busi Woman's Club Wednesday afternoon
ness a-tall and they said so In a Sept. 10th at 4:110 o'clock, for the
letter written to some of tiie Smart purpose of electing a president nnd
Alecks up there who are trying to chairman of Welfare Department.
AUTO o w n ers
save the southern negro from him It is very urgent that every member
G-dl on us for exact
self. The people in the southern attend, in order that tho election
states understand each other both and other important matters may be
duplicate of your
white and black, and all they ask promptly attended to. By order of
tr“kcn spring,
from
these reformers is to let them the president.
■nd receive
V. M, Douglass.'
alone. We do not want any of their
•prlngwtIloc. Secy.
letter writing, personal visits or
•d a c t lu Q
their newspapers to try and tell us
that I,
what to do. The negro is treated
New Drug Store to Open
teal,
better in ths south than any other
J. C. Dean and Dr. J. C. Telford
part of the United States and if he have arrived in the city from Griffin,
does not like his treatment here he Georgia and expect to open the
can always go north and get in per Unit .t Pharmacy in tho Kunner
sonal touch with, those reformers buibli 'R as soon as the necessary
who want to reform him at long dis changes can he made in the store
nnd the front of the building. Mr.
tance.
SANFORD FLORIDA
It is the«o same reformers who go Dean is an experienced drug store
let YOUR next BATTERY he a PHILADELPHIA.
Sanford Battery Service Co.
L. A. RENAilD, Prop.
203 Oak Avenue
Phone 189
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
PAGE NINE
Plenty of Meat
A ll The Time!
Specials For Saturday
Spring Lamb, Veal, Chickens
Florida and Western Beef
TELLS OF FLORIDA CROP
l)r. J. C. Davis Enthslastlc About
Southermost State
Dr. J. C. Davis of Sanford, Flor
ida is visiting Ids brother, E. B. Duvis, SIT S. Main Street, City. Dr.
Davis has been in central Florida for
the last fourteen years. He talks
most interestingly of the agriculture
wonders of Florida. One of his
stories concerning a celery crop oil
of 8 arre^ of land which sold this
season for SI5,000.
Another story concerns a pepper
crop oil of to acres which rold for
$50,000. While not discounting his
enthusiastic report it is fair to state
that Dr. Davis admits that last
year was a most favorable one for
crops in Florida.—Wichita Eagle.
Mm :« f'T Slate Scuttoir
Hon. N. C. Bryan of Kissimmee in
this issue announces that lie will he ull
candidate for State Senator and will
make formal announcement at the
proper time. Mr. Bryan lias many
friends in the three counties which
comprise the Nineteenth Senatorial
District and his excellent record as a
member of the house of representa
tives tor u » term* .’v*M
t,u,Tx
formidable candidate, lie is a prom
inent business man of Kissimmee
and has many friends in this city
and county who expect to rally to
his support.
King Albert !s Cuming
Washington, Sept. :l. —King Al
bert and queen Elizabeth of Bel
gium eill arrive in Washington about
Oct. I, and will he guests of the
President and Mrs. Wilson at the
White House, probably remaining
three days.
The king and queen will arrive in
this country late this month and
will come directly to Washington to
visit tiie President and Mrs. Wilson
before beginning a tour of the coun
try. It was learned today that the
tentative itinerary provides for their
return to New York from Washing
ton for a public reception, aft* r>-c Is
they will leave on a journey that will
carry them to the Pacific const. The
cities which will lie visited enroute
have not been determined upon.
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It’s never too late to hop into the Prince Albert pleasurepasture! For, P. A. is trigger-ready to give you more
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�(Continues! from Page 1)
step of the new managers. Under
the old regime there had been an a|nual deficit of from 125,000.00 to
$50,000.00! Under the new form of
government this had been converted
into a surplus; and none of the funds
reported a deficit. Every depart
ment showed iscreased efficiency.
Public improvements had cost less
and been pushed further.
Under the old government the city
paid the Gas Company $24,278.66
for 1,113 street lamps; under the
new $19,478.33 for 1,119 lamps—a
saving of over $4,800.00. The city
lived within its income. Not one
appropriation had been exceeded!
Police and Fire Departments had
taken on a new efficiency. No boss,
no machine, no scandall marred the
situation; and, in the words of a
leading daily: "Des Moines is de
clared to be in fact the most eco
nomically and most honestly man
aged city of its size in the Middle
West."
We are assured the ihange from
the machine rule to the people's rule
under properly selected agents has
produced excellent results—results
But they're so practical and
durable that you can keep
nearly-c.'t record<. in
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U ic lU .
There’s a type to meet every
purjwse, ami the
stock forms that fit them are
so carefully designed that you
are able to u^e many of them
without the slightest change.
Bound in Red Cowhide Back
and Corners, Corduroy Sides,
Steel Hinges, Top Locking.
Let us demonstrate how
you can save time, labor and
money by using the EsHp-liD
Post Binder.
Phone 118
Sanford. Florida
that arc* phenomenal. John L. Ham
ilton in a m e n t work entitled "De
thronement of the City Rosa" is
quoted as saying, "Every rity where
the system is installed has its own
story of deficits wiped out, floating
debts taken up, bonds retired, busi
ness methods introduced, long stand
ing nuisances abated, laws enforced,
book! better kept, streets kept cleaner, public works more honestly constructed, public buildings erected,
additional parks and playgrounds
acquired, economies enforced and
taxes reduced All report a revival
of public spirit and imp vcrr.cn
business resulting from better civic
conditions.
There is no variation in the char
acter of the reports—everywhere it
is leaks stopped, system taking the
place of chaos, efficiency substituted
for poor service, promptness for
hopeless procrastination, lower for
higher tax levies, or better values re
ceived for the public outlays."
i ‘ "Hut,” Mr.
Hamilton
insists,
back of all these causes for congratu
lation and rising above every other
consideration, the student of the
new charter discovers that which
explains the wonderful vigor and
vitality of the whole movement and
accounts for a popular favor out of
all proportion to any financial re
sults recorded at Galveston, or D«-s
Moines or in any other city operat
ing under the new plan, or all of
them combined. It is the reconcilia
tion of ihe citizen and his city: tf^*
new birth of his faith in its public
life; the revival of his hopes for the
Republic as a thing that is not to
languish and die from absorption of
the toxins involved within itself, but
is to go one for unreckoned ages,
playing a good part in the drama of
national life."
Thus, that which most commends
the commission plan of municipal
government in general and the Des
Moines pla •Ir. pirticula* ’■. •
optimism it brings back into our
municipal potitirs, the new anchor
age it atlords far the democracy
The decorations wore draperies of
i!nk vines.
pink crepe paper
The crepe paper was also draped
from the pink shaded ceiling shower
lights ending ir. butterfly bows of
paper ni ?ach corner of th« table,
Thp pink vines • were
festooned
around hanging corners of linen
covers and the center piece was com
posed of pink Madame Cochet roses.
The guests were Misses Alice and
Annie Whitner, Dr. McCaslin and
.\j r. Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs.
\v M. McKinnon.
Thursday night Mrs. Henry MeI.aulin entertained Miss Whitner and
Dr. McCaslin with a dinner party.
The center table was decorated with
red roses in the shape of a heart
with a little Cupid in the middle of
the roses. At each plate was a card
in which a red’rose hud was fastened
and a pin with which to pin the rose
on the wearer. On the cards were
maxims and as the guests pipned on
the rose they were called upon to
read the maxims. They were good
ones and brought forth much merri
ment especially the good advice
given the prospective bride and
groom.
The menu consisted of fried chick
en, hominy, hot heaten biscuits,
asparagus, scalloped potatoes, grated
cheese, grape jelly, sweet peach
pickles, vanilla ice cream ami cakes
and iced tea The cakes were heart
shaped with red cherries in the center anil the ice cream also had the
red cherries
Thc^e present wire Miss Alice
Whitner, Dr. Herbert McCaslin,
Miss Annie Whitner and Sir. Hutch
inson. Mrs. J. E. Pace. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry McLaulin and Henry Jr. and
Victor McLaulin.
This afternoon Mrs. H. C. DuIlose and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee will
give a shower at the home of Mrs.
Du Hose in honor if Miss Whitner.
Weather anil t rup Conditions
in Florida for the week ending Sep
tcmiter 2. 1919.
Temnernture —Mldriav
tures *vere moderately high, but the
last of the week was most pleasant.
Temperature averaged 1 deg. below
to 1 deg. above normal.
Precipitation.—The week’s rainfall
nvemged below the norma1
n"
regular stations cf the Bureau, ex
cept Key West, where the rainfall
wa« above normal. No rain occur
red during the week over portions of
the northern and western divisions,
where rain is needed to some extent.
The heaviest rainfall occurred along
the east and west-central coasts of
the peninsula, where the week’s total
exceeded 2 and 3 inches. Some of
the greatest amounts reported vere:
Tarpon Springs. 3.4; St. Leo, 1.7;
Ft. Pierce. 2.5: Miami, 2.7; Old
Town. 1.8: Crescent City, 2.5: Lynne
1.4; Jacksonville, 1.5; Madison, 1.2;
Cedar Keys, 2.1; Tampa, 1.2, and
Lake City, 1.2 incles.
Condition of Crops.—The nbjdates of pink and green with an sence of rain and near normal sunaccompanying pinkjheart completed shine in the cotton belt resulted in
the center piece.
upland cotton opening rapidly: pick-
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5. J.
SEPTEMBER S. 1915
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It takes the largest rcofing mills in the world
to produce enough Certain-teed to supply the
demand. Certain-teed has b o thoroughly
proved its roofing superiority from every
point cf service and economy that it is nowused everywhere for every type of building.
It make! a clean, firm, protective, permanent
covering th a t' no element can aitcct—
weather-proof, spark-proof and ru.t-proot.
Ctri.ni.uti it made in rollt, both smooth and rough
tu rfic H (ted nr g reen)— alto in tundiom e red o r
greta atphilt shingle! for residences. Crrtain-trtd i s
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and satisfaction guirarvfrr./. It will pay you to g e t
Crrtah-trtd—mott dealer* sell it. Aik for Certain-teef
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Hill Lumber Company
ing increased generally, and some
fields of upland cotton have been
cleaned of cotton. There will be no
top nor middle crop in some loculities, the result of excessive ruins and
weevil activity. The rather sadden
change from cloudy, rainy weather
to hot try weather resulted in much
rust and shedding. The weather of
the week was most favorable for the
harvesting of corn and having: much
of the hay crop was lost by previous
unfavorable weather. Cane, sweet
potatoes, field pea.*,''peanuts, velvet
beans, citor> fruits. #>»cd beds and
recent,y plant'd truck did well as a
rule. T ore was somewhat too much
rain In portions of the central penin
sula, tad (he weather was rather dry,
locally, in the north ar.d west; other
wise the week was most favorable.
A. J. Mitchell.
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v
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rve InyelS, •;<*.!> torn mu -t with the
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The Royal Arch Degree
The next regular convocation of
AN ALL DAY FROCK.
Monroe Chapter No. 15 R. A. M.
Duttons from neck to hem. fur on
the collar, fur on tho cuffs nnd fur
will be held on Tuesday evening.
at the ends of the side panels, add
Sept. 9th, when the Royal Arc i
•h!c to this costume of plaid novelty
Degr-e will be conferred.
material. Tho alcoves are set In rag•an fashion. Medium size require*
At our last convocation, our Chap
Our O ccasional O ffertory.
yard* tS lnch material.
lain, Dr. George Hyman gave a very
Quite right. Clara, they rail ’em step
Pictorial Review Costume No. 7515.
inter*sting and instructive talk on father* because they make t*'* ehlP ctres,
34 to 44 inches lust. Price, 25
the Mark Master’s Degree, treating dreii step nround.
rents.
of the historical importance of th •
Marks on the various ancient build
ings of Europe and Asia.
Each Operative Mason was known
and distinguished by his Mark, it
"111 match my carbon copies
was a recognition of individual work,
against any in town for neat
and teaching that we should so
guide our lives and actions that the
ness, lasting legibility and-uni
thoughts of our hearts nr.d tho works
formity. I always use
of our hands should be good and
true, judiciously employed for cur
own honor and the profit of others.
TR A D E
"To him that overcometh will 1
give n white stone, and in it a new
name written which no man knoweth saving he that receiveth it."
M ARK
The subject for this meeting will
be "The Past Master’s Degree in
Capitular Masonry."
Every
Companion of
Monroe
Chapter and alt visiting Royal Arch
Masons are coruVally invited to at
tend.
James Moughton,
THE
High Priest.
H E R A L D P R IN T IN G
Carbon Paper
COM PANY
O ptim istic Thought.
Gold, however abundant, oannot ren
(Ur h nerwm truly rich.
Rhone 118
Snnford, Florida
�SEPTEMBER 5, 1919
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Clerk C irc u it C o u r t , Sem inole Co.. Fla.
of raid church 1. 1. >amr l^ln* . h o n n on a plat t n l E. A. D O U C L A S S .
| t**1* once a week lor lour a u rceialve w>ekr.
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ElefV^Circuit C o u r t , Sem inole Co., F'la.
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□I th e C'ounty Hoard o | 1‘u h llr I i . t r u r t i o n
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of S e p te m b e r, A, D. 1919.
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In Clrrult C o u rt, He t e n t h d r cult, He m in ale
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N O T I C E T O 1‘AY IN ti C t I N T A C T O S
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C. A. D A L L A S , M e m b er,
H u l r Day ol thla Clourt.
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for Serr.lnolr (.'ounty, Florida
th e Clerk ol the C ircuit C o u r t , ol t h e fo u r .* A l l r . t :
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t v of Seminole, at S a n lo r d . F lorida, a l or be
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S u p e r i n te n d e n t of I'ltbHc I n . t r u c t l n n M irkis, r t al.
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a n d Ea-Olficla Sec retary t o Hoard.
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el b rid g e, a n d c u lv e r t, on t h e following
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Solicitor, lor C o m p la in a n t.*
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W hi r e a i : A p e titio n ha» been p r e s e n te d Johnson, D avid A. Ilurr, Julia M. Ilurr,
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hm ,.n M onday. H.r 3 n l d a y o N o v r r n .
H e adw ay No. t.
Fill on ( i e n e v a Hoad, to the C o u n t y Hoard ol Public I n . t r u c t l o n J«ahri Atwater* I*, l l . A tw a ter, F. C. H a n d .
N otice I. h e reb y a l i e n th a t u n d e r a n d b y a p ii r o i im a l e length (1981 It.
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v i r t u e ol a derri-e of f n r e d n . u r r anil «ale
Headw ay No. 8. 1‘anla Hoad, a p p r o i l m - t h a n twr-rity-livi- pe r cent id t h r d uly q u a l i O. Huach, S. II. A llrtn o , Au«tin Mlalr, H a th,»f this c»*uft •
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fied rleeto r* residing w ithin Special T a a • fine Mlaif, M a r t y F. Ilaynie, F d w in C.
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H e adw ay No fi. C a m e r o n A v e n u e a n d School D iatrlct No. t, Sem in ole c o u n ty , Iftynie, C o r in th
..A ..-,.,1 for • i<ht r o n . r r u t l v r w r . k . In I h r e n t h J u d l r i a l C ir c u it ol H n r td a , In amt lor
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Lr' ,(„i Herald. » n e w s p a p e r p u blished In S r m l n o lr c o u n ty , a t a l r of Florida, In C h a n Moore*. S ta tio n Hoad, a p p r n i l m a t e l e n g th Florida, a aklng a n d p e titio n in g t h e C o u n t y Myron S. Ashley, K a t e M. Ashley, F a n n ie S*
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Hoard ol t'ntdic I n i l r n c t l o n (or Sem inole A. I W l r r ,
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H e adw ay No. ti.
S a n l o r d A ve nue, ap- S c h o .i D l i tr i c t, No. 1, S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , Mrown, her h u « h a n d , H e nry
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I tlc h m o n d A v e n u e, o|>- • hall he l u l l e d by th e . a i d Special T ax Fackard, her h u s b a n d , Frances F, McLTMa.*
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l a r l u - rl.u n i n e an I n t e r c t in . a i d prop- p l a i n a n t filed In t h e a b o v e e n title d c a u tv
M i l l ! I . ' i l t " T i c x i . i l.lt E L E C T I O N
1, Se ....ori - ViwiAf , . • lorida. h a v e e te n r d
• Ml. i t t u r ' . In Sem inole C o u n t y . Florida.
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W hereas: T h e county Hoard of I'ubllc I n 257. I . h s p t r r Mini, L aw ^ of Florida, A r t . of
Il.cinrini' , i !,* *. i.a m - ,,»uin ' ! tr.r nert'i* pf*'n-nt jiiarr of r nlihfirt* l* u n know n t h a t
William* a n d Collier, F nglnrer*,
d irec tio n for Semlnol, C o u n t y , F lo rid a , ha* 1919; iald C h a p t e r In log "Art a r t to . b r d i - h
Ofllrr Supply I)ppt.
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Sanford*
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Urlariito, N ofida .
required for t h e p u r p o s e , set f o r th In said ol Florida, a n d to I 'r g a n l . e , I n c o rp o r a te ami
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r : t - of five a n d o n r-h a lf t S ' , per c e n t) per and F u n c t io n , of «ald M u n i c ip a l it y " notice
Ott'.rr In llolil a n E le ellan In S n r c l a l T a i c. nt per a n n u m . Interest pavabl.- s e m i li to l e by g lv in t h a t an election will lie held
i n « iit< i i r r o r i t T , m i : v i : n t i i n n r r i T . s i : m i n o i . i : c u u N r v . i i . o u i d a
Nr haul llU Irlcl No. t , Nem lnuie C o u n t ) , a n n u a lly , b o n d , t o be d a te d J a n u a r y l . t , |r th e
city ot S a n f o r d Seminole c o u n ty ,
tivt
? Turp* ntinc C o m p a n y
Elarlda
1920. and t h e principal of . a i d bond* t o h e Florida, on Tuesday* O c to b e r 7th* 1919, for
VfTIUI
W h e r e a t : A p i t l l l i m ha» been p r e s e n t e d to roine d u e a n d p a y a b le t h ir ty y e a r , a l t e r t h e the purpose of s u b m i t t i n g t o t h e people t h e
firniru Mitch*I t . ------— M ltch rll. h» r h m h i n d , iH p i r t l r * r l i i m i n i ; intrr« *t
t h e C o u n t y H oard ot f u b l i r l n . t t u r t i n n for d a te thereof.
questio n " S h a ll t h e C ity of Sanford a d o p t
ar.dir I* i. «»w*n». I l r l r n i F l i r h r r , K. W. F l i r h r r , K. J II f t r f l c h C l i r i Dirt*
S e m inole c o u n ty , F lo rid a, on A u g u . t 3 th .
Now. t h e r e f o r e . In p u t . u a n c e of C h a p t e r the U o m m l,» lo n -M an » g i r I’lan C h a r t e r ? "
• rjrh. Tom Mirki«, V. ( \ D i l lm i n . C l a r i D. \Vnuilt W illiam H e rron. < i r m « r ' i ,
1919, signed by more t h a n tw e n ty - f i v e p e r
and for th e p u r p o s e of elec.Ing th ree r o m
J f »* |f \ i n r . tlrcn^wil, S‘*t P o y n t i , T r u s t e r . N*athin i \ l lo h lr n . W llllim II.
c ent of t h e d u l y qualified e le c to r ., r r . l d l n g 6612, L a w . of F lorida. A r t . of 1913, a n d In m l. i lo n r r i p r oviding su c h c h a r t * ' U a d o p te d
II*
rii%in I. Ilrookr. Marita? t A. D i r i n d , — ------ l lu r im l* J u l i a M. Ilu r r .
w ithin Special T a a School D istrict No. 1. p u t . u a n r e of a resolution of t h l . Hoard, th is at said r le c tlo r .
! i a%i■! 1 Ilurr, T. C\ HimJ* J o h n A, Jorm«un, A l r s a m l r r J. Frrnch* F . O.
Se m inole c o u n ty . F lo rid a , a .k i n g a n d p e t i d a y a d o p te d , n o tic e I. h e r e b y given t h a t on
T h r polling |,1ac. will he at t h r C ity Hall,
I! \ l l r y n r , Austin I*. I l li l r . C!ithrrln«» l l l i i r , K l i u b r l h l l i y n l r * *lotioning t h a t a n ele ction b e held w ith in . a i d t h e I D h d a y of October, A. D. 1919, a n
f*ii«il.
S \eh1ry, Kat«* M. A fh ltv , C. W* Farnutn* Fannie S. A I'erlrr*
s p e c ia l T a x School D i . l r l f l t o d e t e r m i n e th e election will be held arid t h e . a m e I. h e r e b y In the tire a p p a r a t u s ro o m , x ilu a tr d on t h r PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA
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Anr,1* M i‘«*Icr, C r o r g r F. C u r r l r f , William I#. Saundcr** Jo h n A* CSrrrlry, K1I
q u e s t io n a . to w h e th er or not bond* tn t h e
S m v l i . Hrnry N*. Sciiirp, K. ll. Ilrown, H e n r y t!. Foltfr* Howartl P o t t e r ,
t u rn of 12 3.0Ot*.00 . h a l l tie l . t u r d by . a i d D litric t No, I, Sem inole C o u n t y . F lo rid a, to and Second . D i e t , in t h e c ity of S a n fo rd .
J »- T < *ilman, Hoy II. f v -i!man, Ito b r r t W. P a c k a r d . M a r th a W. F a r k a r d ,
I S p e r l . l T a x School D istrict No. !• to I,,* d e te r m i n e w h e t h e r or not th e r e .trail be Foil, open at k o 'c loc k a. m. T o e , d a y , O clo- GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER
u . ,-d for th e pu rp o se of a cq u irin g , bu ild in g , issued hy t h e avid S.xcfai T ax School D is l« r 7th. 1919, a n d will r l o . c at sun d o w n th e
I '/if iM
MrCli-llin, K l U a h r t h J. F*»»f, Ada Foa* Maker. May P a r k e r W h ite ,
tiia i •* l a u tfiau c h t,
M a r tin
C o n d r a n , 1‘c t c r K*ith lloawcll, drcca***d,
ROGERS’ PITTED WARE
e n la rg in g , fu r n i .h i n g or otht-rw i.e Im p r o v in g trict No. I, Sem in ole C o u n t y , F lo rid a, b o n d . t a m e day.
3ld« notice given b y o rd e r of t h e city
Ma* I* SMpman, Vnlncy J. S h i p m a n , It. II. S m i th , William K. Arnold. J«m««
.c h o o l b u ild in g , a n d school g r o u n d , a n d for H the >urn of 123.000.00 to (rear inter. »t at
th»* 4lf1tJ*i\ 1’ Utc uf t h e public f u r srhiKils th e r a le el live a n d one-half i . V , per r e n t) c o u n t ih S f p t i m l x r l i t . 1919.
I’ \r hi, f*haflr« I*. Arnold, A lo tam lcr It. C’arvcr* N. J. I*rwli, II. ( ‘itn r iii.
ELGIN AND V ALTHAM WATCHES
,.ra li
F. I*. H in t,.
U 1* n ,. k i r min , I, u r y M u f i n n W K11 m n r t \ F r a nk I h n l r l , C h a. r!i*■ Al-aa n il i ?•
w ith in . . i d Special T a x School D l . tr l c t No, I pr f cent pe r a n n u m in te r e s t p a y a b l e ..-ml2-6te
City Clerk.
a n n u a l l y ; b o n d , t o be d a te d J a n u a r y l . t ,
Wir 11(*m t/ Kmihiin, It, li, Lancavtor, i t o l u r t S. C u m m i n s ^ , J.
Jackaon,
Sem in ole County* U lntid a.
• '•Jit, t h e p i i n i i p a l of . . i d bond* t o b e c o m e
Mi
.. c , K* Italford. T b o n u J- H illia rd , S a ra h E i r w k i o n . Allan
T h e r e f o r e , he it R esolved: T h a t an elec i l j , a n d p a y a b l e t h i r t y y e a r , a f te r t h e d a l e
, DavM H- Hooki f, Itcnjamiri It, Fo u m l, Hoh» rt W. S c ott, K lim f*.
DEI* U t t M E N T ( I F T il l '. I.NTEIIIOR
tio n be anil t h e sa m e I. h e je l.y o r d e re d tn Cirtt-uf, a> i> p ro v id e d for in t h a t e e rta tn
h 1r*
! Ilrown. L a l d v c t t i ’ Cjrrcn, A. M. M m ilo lp h , William F d g a r , M.
I'. S. L and ('(fire at tiainexvitli-, Fla.,
tie h r l d in . a i d S p r r l a l T a x School D i . t r i r l resolution thi* d a y a d o p te d i*y t h i . C o u n t y
K ih ilirr.an, ' I*. T a y l o r , J. O. J i l k i , J, O. J i l k v , Jr*, a n d J i m n W. I.illry,
Aug. 16. 1919.
No. t. Sem in ole C o u n t y , Florida, on t h e Hoard of F u h l i r I n s t r u c t i o n , lor S e m inole
l i l h dav of O c to b er, A. 1>. 1919. t o d e t e r t 'o u n t y , F lurida, In which election only
Notice Ii I n t i by g l v t n t h a t R a y m o n d It.
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fiafilr*
ini* r !#* J. O w m i , Itrlvna Ffsphvfi t \ W* Fire i r r, m ine w h e th e r or riot t h e r e .h a l l lie l.rUed thin,- duly qualified • lector* who an- t r i e Iluvd of Weklwa, Fla., who on J u ly 29, 1911
» i'ir.4 Dictf-rlrh*
T otn \ l a r k U , V. F , D illm in . i''llnrn D. W ood, William by Special T a x School l l l . t r l e l No. I. S e m holder*, residin g w ithin t h e . a i d Special T a x made l l o r n e .t ’ ad Entry-, N o. 012912, for
. d. J o h n I r \ i n r . d*» a*>*d. N i t p o y n t a , Truatc*’, N a t h a n (*. Hidden, William inole C o u n t y , Florida, b o n d . In th e .u r n of Sri: nu! D istr ic t No. I, S e m inole C o u n t y , W ' j ol .S t. ■i . S e c tion 2 t , T o w n iiix , 19 S.,
It, lia
M i . r i I,. Urn ike, I*. <». M r K . ' , M a r g a r e t A. D u r a n d . -----D u r a n d . Ju lia
126,HOC.tiU t o he ar i n te r e s t a t t h e r a le "f Florida, shall hi* i n t i t l i <1 to vr»U\
Range 2K E.. T allah a rx ee M e r ltlu n , n a i tiled
Practice confined lo Ihe Ircalmenl
M I rr. D-tvid A Ilurr, F. C. H i n d , * d. A. Jckhnitin, A l r i a n d r r J. F n n C J . F. H, l to a « h 9 live a n d one-half ( 5 1, ! pe r cent per a n n u m .
notice of In te n tio n t •• nyake T h ree -y ea r
o f Ihe eye
v n ’
r*. Xu'tin I,. Illair, C*alh**rin** I. air, F l i i a h c t h Haynic, dfci'a*<*itt Myron S. A*h* Interevt p a y a b le .i-mi a n n u a l l y , b o n d , t o toproof
to r .t a h li a h r l a l m to t h e land a b o v e
Tilt 1 *alH r l r c t l o n •»* ufi7rfr»l t o Iir lirlil
* : , ♦ . * ' f \ehlcv, J o h n I t l r k i , t ' . W,
i r n u m , F a n nit* S. A. F r c l r r . Annio M* I ' r r l i r , d a t e d J a n u a r y 1st. 1921). a n d to m a t u r e • l u ll Iir hrM at t h r s«*vrral polling p l a n s described, nelore C b r k C ireult C o u r t ' at
Eyes
examined
by a regular regis
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‘ urn i r, W iIlia m I*. S a u n d t r i , J o i n A. Circili'y, fill S a i v d y , IM nry N* Schlfp, I*. t h ' r t y y e a r , a f te r the d a t e th e r r o f .
mm Lin *11*1 H p r l a l T « i School District No. Sar.I.ird, Fla., on t h e 2 1 t h d a y ol S e p tem b e r,
tered physician
I IM
l b nrv C. I'otH-r, H o w a r d I'otti r, J o h n T. t ’o d m an, Hoy 11. f?«ir|vnan. Holjrrt W.
It t« f u r t h e r resolved t h a t thl* orde r he | , Sr rn in nli* C o u n t y , Flotitla. talivf** t h e li« t 1919.
Patki'-:. M artha W. Varkard* F r a n c e K. Mct*lidlafi, F ill a l t th J! F o i l , Ada Fo»» Mak^r, p u b lis h e d In t h e Sa n fo rd H erald, . n e w s [ i n, ral »!cftlnn wa* Lclil, t h r m itth u u t saht
v'l aim ael n a m i* a* w l t n t - . e . i
Glasses filled, broken lenes du
f j* I'*rki r VVhit**. Via F om Fa jrt*n.vuyM, M a r t i n A. C o n d r a n . l i te r K e ith llo**v»11, p a p e r p u h l i . h r d w ithin . a i d Special T ax i l h t r l e t , lii*t*lt: At F f c f h i r t No. I, anil «t
F A. Iturh, of W eklwa, Florida
plicated
*•
X|ar> D S h i p m a n . Voinov J. S h i p m a n , H. fl. S m ith , William F. Arnold* J a m i- i School Divtrict No. I. Se m inole C o u n t y , I ' m i Snrt No. H, am! th e sail' r l e r t l o n shall
h rank I'owetl, of W eklw a , Moriila
* ' * ‘ Chari* I . \rn»du, A l r i a n d o r H. i ’a r v r f , N*. J. l*owi«, II. C«»nrad, W. I*. Cillkor- F l o r i d . , o n r e each week 4or four r u m . i i v . In* h»*M In rornpllanri* *»it li L’ h a p tt r 6 *. |*J,
loin.. C rlnpen, of W eklw a, I h r l d .
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Church
Si. - Orlando, Fla.
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M ' f t u n W hilm uro, F r a n k Daniel, (*harl»* Alceatidir, William O. Fm lioti, A. <*. weeks.
j ,; i • nf F lorida. Art* of 1HIH, arttl t h e i nJim Itu) .1. of W ekiw a. Florida.
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•
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(li> of iictolo-f, t!*1P, tn ti c* I vo t h e fi turn*
29
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S, rninele C o u n t y , Florida.
uf laid •It-rtfun a fid In ilrlormUn* am i certify
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f - VV . ■•( S E > ,
tin r*“"*»ift t hereof.
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a n d d i s l c n a t r i l n« c i r r i * an*l i m p i c t o r * tn
29
f - i ! t of
Kx-offirlo o e c t e l a r y of H eard.
hold
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polls or precinct* n u m d :
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for S p e r l . l l a v School D U tilr l No. I. T I tti Kt am*, F l r r k .
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THE U N I V E R S A L CAR
I , - t d t , In re g u la r . r . t i . x i
C o u n t y Hoard of I*vrI.1Jc- I n . l r q r l l o n for Sem- Sr frtirif I C tej n ( - ,
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A* r.l xt atmvr*
9
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C. F. I l a r r l io n , ( h r m .
! v \V t ,.| s tv . of S E 11 1
i l r r l u f p r e . l d l r g »ilh ln S p e r l . l Fax School
i
V. Dallas, Meinl r.
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D i . t r i r l N o. I, S e m inole C o u n t y . Florida,
F. F. D u t t o n . M e m b er.
- w , of
a - k ln y tliat an eleetlon he r a il e d a n d held to
C o u n t y Hoard of F u h lir i n s t r u c t i o n
d e t e r m i n e th e qu e stio n a« t o w h e th e r or not
m
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ol S C ,
(,,r S e m inole C o u n t y , Florlda.
b o n d . In the *um of 128,000.09 should be
! * uf,>| S \V 44 • I S E >i
n \ i of S' f. i aixl W f i
l . i t u i l by Special T ax Schoul D l . tr l c t No 1. A tte s t
T. W. I aw to n .
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S e m inole C m i n t v . Florida, for t h , p u r p o t e of
S u p e r i n te n d e n t of F u h l i r I t i. lf u e l ln n
' \ K t of > t \
a cq u irin g . Ixilldlng, e n la r g in g . fu n iD h in g or
■ nd Ka-offic|o S e c r e ta r y of Hoard
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( 'a u n t ) , I . m Id
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i n d e iile d n e v . of t h e r a id Special T ax Seheol M r C la in \ n tl t rsi.b. Jo e A nde -.op,
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( S l j of |0 . a m a a . L o t. '*1 a n d 92 Sp rin g
tiulilir free i r h ti o l i of •aid Hpiclal T aa School Ilr o w n , J o e F r o w n , Kwlng d r i h a m
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D l s t r i r l.
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H u n d r e d Dt.llar» in hr T i»w n of A l t - r n n n 11* I ifi|) n »v«■iken t
Aegi ediile
Used In e n la rg in g anil f u r n i .h i n g t h e S anford f ’u rn itin y , a r u r n o r a litin , KIId ' h ’ Ii
C*. T n c r y , W, W. T f i n >, F i n n t a
C o lo red High School.
;|. T w e n ty - f iv e
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C o lo red School.
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6. T w e n ty - f i v e H u n d r r d ftu lla r . t o he l,« U fuing, Wittlarn Ltifu*. Jam** VV.
J, H I ! 1! uf K J j uf L u t 2, a n d N h i r f w "f N W **
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u se d for e n la rg in g a n d i m p r o v i n g t h e Sanford M c K I h ln n r y , J. J .
1 N K 'i vf N W u .
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School by f u r n i .h i n g a M a n u a l Art*, a T h r a s h r r - A, M. T h f a s h r f , A-ia I.
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C o m m e r c ia l a n d a D o m e stic S c i i n r e De Ilro w n , L’h a r lr s II Ilrown, D, \V.
• * N F f „f M V i , „f
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c ' l ’tii trf Hdwtll ( ‘n e k , t h e n r e with creek to g r a n t line,
6. Hue T h o u i a n d Dollar* l o he uxrd
for ( i r o n ry i!n m |i a n v , i e«ir(i j ra tion,
BrnilHi
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.
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lara
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t h e p u r c h a s e of f u r n i t u r e anil In c id e n ta l , for C r e d i t C o m p a n y . ■ c o rp o ra tio n ,
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C u " l i r. V. dliam I.. S l a n d e r * .
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•GENTS
21 . . . . 29 t h a t ' t h e a m o u n t of bond* r e q u ir e d lor th : , C h e r t s - I,. A r c , I d . t ’-..lip S te rn . J a y C.
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p u r p o s e , a n d o h j r c 's . e l f o r t h In said petl- ( t i e r . C h a r l t . H K i 't n r . Harry C. Kleir.r.
rt 1 ll “J V - hr ret, v o r d e re d t o a p p r a r t o th e bill of c o m p la in t herein llh d on t h e 1st «
tlo n la t h e s u m nf ( 2 3,000 0 0 ; t h a t s a i d ' S t . p h e n
. I.ri.e-iin g. William l .u p r , J a m e s
l. . . * f. . Al •*- I 9 | j .
b a n d , ahall h e a r I n t r r r a t a t t h e r a t . of (3>)
W. M c L lh ln n e y , J . J. M o t t . Ix-tlie T h r a s h e r ,
t , , . " '• fu r th e r r d e r r d t h a t thla n n t l r e be p u h tiih c d
each week (or tw e lve con.ecu
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Sanford Herald, 1919
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, September 05, 1919
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 05, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 05, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald