3 10 65 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d77fe49d3bb6184c3f04ce6b3ddf23bb.pdf 871839e5f3a167a6ae6a0ed8aee0b6a7 PDF Text Text r-rr-%* 'vT • ' ■ 'r~' ” r T’v * - *»V. . . j £ V t / THE SA N FO R D HERALD • ,*:.<a -I IN TIIE HEART OF TH E W O R LD 'S GREATEST V E G E T A B LE SECTIO N VOLUME XI POSTPONES WAGE DEMAND UNTIL LATER PRESIDENT W ILS O N CON­ CEDES p a r t o f d e m a n d s T(J STRIKING S H O P M E N IN STATEMENT Pmitlent Wilson grants the shop(Tfn ten hours pay Tor eight hours torJc and issues the following state­ ment to the people: -My Fellow Citizens: situation has arisen in connec­ tion with the administration of the railroads which is of such general iitnifirar.ee that I think it my duty to make a public statement conterning it. in order that the shole country may know what is involved. SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1919 NEED O N E IN SANFORD IluildingH. to Honor Veterans Find Favor In 254 Communities Statistics just made public by the Bureau of Memorial Buildings of War Cnmp Community show that 254 communities in the United States have decided to erect buildings in memory of their men who served in the war. Of the memorial buildings to he raised. 132 will take the form of community houses, each to func­ tion as a free recreation and social center. Six of the structures will lie municipal ollire buildings. More than 700 American com­ munities now are considering the putting up of memorial buildings instead of shafts or monuments, the Bureau of Memorial Buildings also announces. It is crusading through­ out the United States for the com­ munity building type of memorial. Such an institution, bureau heads maintain, is a living influence in every community and serves con­ stantly as n reminder of the men the community gave to the national fighting forces. Additional figures concerning the 254 memorial buildings already de­ show that fourteen of them will serve as state memorials and that forty-four of them will he of the auditorium type. These will have social and recreational facilities in addition »n large meeting hulls, and lor the most part will he in larger cities. Other memorials will take the form of hospitals, libraries, school I » u i l a n d church work centers. "The railroad shopmen have de­ manded a large increase in wages. Thcv are now receiving £> cents per hour. » ney demand 85 cents t>cr hour. This demnnd has U«n given careful and serious eonlidtration hy the board, which was constituted l»y the railroad adminis.a to adjust ((Uestions of wages, a board consisting of an equal nutnUr of representatives of employes aril of the operating managers of the riiirvs-i /—"*«* •«* v * This hoard has U«.. unable to come to nn ag.ce­ Governor by 3 V oI cr ment. and it hes therefore devolved Jr.ckron, Miss., Aug. 27. — Incom­ upon the dircctxr general of the rail roads and myself to act upon tb* plete returns of the gubernatorial primary gives Orenr Johnson a lead merits of the ease. of three thousand over Lieut. Gov. "The shopmen urge they are en­ Lee M. Russell Both candidates titled to higher wages because of the claim they have small majorities. hijher wages for the present received The result is expected to he very by men doing similur work in ship­ close. yards, navy yards and ara*r.a!s. as sell as in a number of private induitries, hut I concur with the director general in thinking that there is no real basis cf comparison between the real settlefe employment aflonled the mechanics by the rail reads under living conditions as var­ ious as the location and surroundir.g* if the railway shops themselves and fluctuating employment nITorded in imlu-tru - exceptionally and tenporarily stimulated by the war ut..l located almost without exception in industrial renters where the cos*. « .’ CONDEMNS DEALERS WHO iitir.g i< highest. T R Y T O M A K E PEOPLE IIUY High t ost Will lie Lowered N O W BY T R IC K E R Y “ The substantial afgument the Washington, Aug. 27.— Prices are ifcopmcti urge is the very serious inbeginning to turn downward in vari­ *rc»»*• in the cost of living. This is ous parts of the country, hut the a 'try potent argument indeed, hut slump/ has not yet gathered momen­ the fart is that the cost of living has tum sufficient to reach purchases for certainly readied its peak and will immediate use, according to reports , robat.lv |.o lowered by the efforts to the department of justice. »t.irr. are now everywhere being Attorney General Palmer asked concerted pnd carried out. It will '••II r 'Mainly he lowered so Boon us today how soon results could be ex­ thv a-< s uttered increases of pro- pected from the campaign to rcaaee dui.itm ami as soon r.s the renty o the cost cf living, the outcome "J l«-i < is ratified and in operation, which railroad employes have been aid t.'.t rrhants, manufacturers, far- requested to await before pressing tr.irt. miners, all have a certain !m- demands for wag. increases, said nil *ts <d jl.ulations as to what their all the government wanted was a Le*int«. will bo and what the condi- fair chalice to show what could he tio*« will bo umlor which it must be done to lake the nrtiffeial inflation ttr.ducted. The demands of the out of the market. He said officials ,r- >pmrn, therefore, and nil similar were well pleased with the success so far attained and that cumulative re­ demands are in effort t Sir: 1 bat wo make merer.*? in wages sults were expected when congress » ich are likely to he permanent in enacts amendments to the food con­ Ul fr to meet a temporary situation trol law, by which criminal penalties *l.ch will last nobody enn tell how can he imposed on profiteers and l°r». but in all probabilities only for hoarders. DOW NW ARD PRICES TO GO SAYS PALMER * *mit*d time. Increase in wages v • moreover, certninly result in *'a. further increasing the costs of l;n durtior, and therefore the cost of and we should only have to through the same process ngnin. Any substantial increase of wages in •fading linos of industry at this time would utterly crush the general campaign which the government * aK'»K. with energy* vigor and *'■**»tar,tial hope of success, to reduce the high cost of living. And the In' • ' t ‘ e in the cost of transportation . rh would ncccrsurily result from ■nrreuc’s in the wages of railway cm1 . would more certainly and ’’’'fe immediately have that effect an any other enhanecd wage costs. .,,J l*y keeping the cost of produc.lor‘ on present level, by increas,r‘r Induction und by rigid inquiry *r‘‘ ‘ aving on the pnrt of the people |a. wo j or jgrge decreases in •' 'iirdf^jome cost of living which ,‘<l" «<ights us down. The dirJ-tor general of railroads * have'felt that a peculiar •eM'f>r.*ibility rests upon us becuusc in • ’ tymining this question we are nut u •v ‘nIJ the balance sheet of corLUonUn\led on Page 8) 1 We hope that the public will be­ gin to reach the benefit of our ef­ forts before long.” Mr. Palmer said. “ For instance, we are making pro­ gress in obtaining promises from sh o e manufacturers us to fixing u limit beyond which prices shall not go.” Propaganda, which apparent.y is nation wide on the part of shop­ keepers seeking to induce the public to purchase now on the pretext that prices will he mnterial.y higher next season, was condemned by Mr. Palmer ns one certain thing which would make prices continue rising if heeded. His attention was called to advertisements in various papers in which it was stated that straw hats, clothing und other non-perishable ar­ ticles should he bought before next year’s prices become effective. SHOPMEN WILL CALL FOR WILL VOTE AN ELECTION ON STRIKE FOR SANFORD W ILS O N ’S ANSWER DOES NOT T O A D O P T NEW C H A R T E R AND TH E C O M M IS S IO N M A N A G E R SUIT T H E CASK IN ITS EN­ F O R M OF G O V E R N M E N T T IR E T Y Washington, Aug. 28.— Railroad shopmen throughout the United States will begin voting immediately on whether they will accept the wage proposals made yesterday by Presi­ dent Wilson and Director General Hines, or go out on strike to en­ force their demands for a general advance in pay. On the outcome of the balloting hinges industrial pcucc on the gov­ ernment controlled railroads. If the 500,000 shopmen decide to accede to President Wilson's decision t lint there shall he no wage increase surh as they demand, there will he a small readjustment increase ami a greater effort to lower the cost of liing. If they refuse, n strike seems inevitable. What action the government would take in the event the shop­ men decide to strike is problemati­ cal, Just now the efforts of the ad­ ministration • . reduc­ ing the litiiiK costs. Indications of the determination of Director General Hines and the railroad committee to deal fairly with all railroad men and to aid them in every way had been evi­ denced several times previously und the activities agnins* prolUeering is the latest indication of their under­ standing of the position of the work­ men. Both the President and Mr. Hines have given assurance that railroad workers would receive early readjustment of the wuges. The taking ol a strike vote ordin­ arily requires about three weeks. In the present instance, however, it is thought the vote mny he completed earlier, ns instructions were given hy the international officers to the unions to summon meetings if neces­ sary ami to telegraph the balloting. Announcing that they had refused the proposal of the director general, the committee of 100 representing the shopmen made public a letter sent to the various loculs calling for a strike vote. The committee was in session several hours today, de­ bate becoming bitter at times, it was said, the more radicul of the mem­ bers demanding a strike to compel! more money. In the letter, however, was seen a suggestion thnt some of the committee were inclined to give the government a chance for re­ consideration, hut it was believed that any general increase for rnilroud employes, several thousands of whom have made or will make de­ mands for more money, would in­ clude the shopmen, us they were told not to forget that a strike now meant thnt the shopmen were strik­ ing alone to force an increase for the entire 2,000,000 railroad em­ ployes. Strike benefits, it was said, would not ho paid beyond the limit of funds now available. Director General Hints today re­ quested the hoard of railway wages and working conditions to tuke up promptly any claims that have been made or may he made by railroad employes for readjustments that “ ought to he made in order to make sure that the equal treatment is done on the asis of the general principles of wage adjustment which the rail­ road administration has already es­ tablished.” In this issue is a call for an elec­ tion to vote on the new charter which shall give the city of Sanford the commission manager form of government. The charter regarding this election reads as follows: The provisions of this net shall be­ come effective and shall be in full force and effect on and nfter the first Tuesday after the first Monday in January. 1920, provided that the same shall he upproved and ratified by n majority vote of the qualified electors of the city of Sanford voting nt an election to lie held for thut ■-fM »^A:W iftr“ 7tli. 1919, and it is hereby the duty of the city e juneil of Sanford to provide for and to hold such election on the date ed. Said council shall give thirty days notice of hucIi election on th date named and shall provide for and pay ul! cost of holding the same and of the preparation of this char­ ter. " • Such election shall lie held in con­ formity with Inws and ordinances now in force relating to special elec­ tions. At the same election, Three three city commissioners shall he elected provided this charter isapprovod and ratified, if not, then no commissioners will he elected. Can­ didates for city commission shall lie chosen and nominated ns follows: Any one may circulate a petition to have any number not to exceed three of names of rnndidatcs for city com­ mission, placed on tin* ballot and if such petition shull he signed by one hundred or more quulillcd electors of the city of Sanford and shull lie ac­ companied with a written notice that tl.c candidate or candidates whose name or names are therein presented w.ll accept the office of city comt/lissinner if he is elected, the city coun­ cil shall place his mumc on the ballot provided that such petition and written notice of acceptance is filed with the city council nt least ten day* prior to election and the coun­ cil shall publish the names of all candidates having flualilUd us above in u newspaper of general eirculutios in the city on the issue just preced­ ing t ie election. No elector shall slgr, tiie petition for more than three candidate;!. No candidate shall cir­ culate his own petition. The three candidates receiving the three high­ est numbers of votes cast at such election provided the charter is ap­ proved and ratified shall he deemed elected for the flrst commissioners for such terms beginning and ending as is hereinbefore provided. NUMBER 2 H ELP T H E R AILR O AD S Load Pars to Capacity and Them Quickly Move T h e following advice from the Railroad Administration should re­ ceive the attention of our shippers: "Another shortage of freight cars is in prospect for the coming fall nnd winter. Instead of the surplus of equipment to he found on nearly all railroads during the dull days before war, after war revival of business set in, every piece of equipment is now­ in use on many lines nnd only the most careful handling by the rail­ road with consistent t and whole hearted co-operation from the ship­ ping public can prevent serious in­ terference. Federal managers have been called upon by the Ruilrond Administra­ tion to utilize equipment to the ful1est possible extent and particularly to see that cars are set in motion promptly upon being loaded and un­ loaded. Shippers nrc asked to lend n hand both hy reducing detention o( ears to a minimum and by careful and heavy loading so that the greatest possible service may be had from each ear. From a purely selfish standpoint it is to the interest of the l»viiv! Jual shipper Mini receiver of freight to do his port towards mini­ mizing the effects of a car shortage from which he will suffer along with the public generally.” NEW HOSPITAL GETS START TUES. NIGHf BOARD OF DIRECTORS M E E T AND ELECT OFFICERS FOR ENSUING Y E A R - G E T DOW N TO BUSINESS GOVERNMENT W IL L O P E N REAL STORE I Present plans are to open stores in membership committee and execu­ the fourteen zone supply centers und tive committee have full authority it is expected that in those sections to use tluir own discretion in putting of the country a-.d areas embraced !cn drive for memberships rnrried. Meeting then adjourned. in zone bojndar.(M additional cities will he selected as centers of distri­ i The following are the board of bution. |directors for the association: Representing Holy Crwsa Church— In considering WlUJation for the i A. P. Connell;, and Mrs. Alex. control of cold storage, the house | Vaughan. agriculture committee heard aevnral Representing First Baptist Church witnesses. Dr Harvey W. Wiley, formerly chief of the bureau id chem­ — Schelle Mclr.es and Mrs. F. It. istry told the committee the storage Savage, j of product* should not he uniform, Representing First Congregational I (Continued on Page !(') M ar (Continued cn Ppge 7) i * *1 si , e| 13F The roll cu.l showed a quorum present and the directors proceeded to act upon the resignations of Dr. Hyman and Mrs. Ilnrdawny whflf * hud resigned on account of their in-1 ..... . . ... . .*c»Ka*f»n«w-* ah"'?; io uevotv this time ule hospital association. Upon motion that was carried Schelle Mainea was elected in the place of Dr. Hyman and Mrs. J ' BirtHr.o !>. I'nc place of Mrs. Hardaway, the latter being from the Longwuod precinct. * T. W. Lawton, president. Mrs. A. E. Hill, first vice president Mrs. Endor Curlett, second vice president. C. W. Entzminger, third vice pres ident. Mrs. It. A. Terheun, Cor. secre­ tary. C L O T H IN G , GLOVES. ULA Nr Schelle Maincs, Itec. secretary. KETS A N I ) ALL K I N D S OF W. M. Haynes, nuditor FOOD S UPPLIES T O HE SOLD • Mrs. W. D. Turner, treasurer. It. J. Holly, It. A. Newman, H. C. Washington, Aug. 27.— Further DuBoie, Mrs. Endor Curlett, Mrs. steps to bring down soaring prices F. It. Savage, members executive were taken today by the govern­ committee. ment, the war department announc­ President Lawton called I.. A. ing plans for opening retail stores in Brumley to the chair and after a a number of cities through which motion that this report he accepted surplus household clothing and pro­ Mr. Lawton moved that the nnmes duce would be &o,d to consumers of the officers lie voted upon sepa­ throughout the country. rately and if any other names were Meantime, congressional .'ommit- offered they could he voted upon. tecs continued consideration of legis­ All the names ns given above were lation designed to redneu I ic high voted upon nod elected hy unani­ cost of living. This included amend- mous hullot. inenta to the food control act to The names of the visiting commitpunish profit! crin.! and hoarding; tcc were left to the executive com­ Porch and Bridge Party bills to regulate n» <i storage and ap­ mittee to he appointed. Motion to A very pretty compliment to propriations for the Federal Trade appoint all the doctors of the county t ieir guests, Mrs. J. L. Smith of Commission to investigate stocks as members of thc^advisory com­ Montgomery, Ala., and Mrs. Frank and giving Information to the pub* mittee carried. The duties of thin Mi.tee.* of Ft. Myers. Fla., was the 'lie. cori nittco nlinil bu to give adylco joriii and bridge, party given by Through the retail stores to he and offer suggestions from time to M » ..damn Ella Leffler, Marie Smith i :id Braxton Perkins, at their home opened by the war department, the time. army's large surplus stock of socks, The question of the membership * The Gables” Friday afternoon. The entire lower iloor was thrown underwear, shirts, raincoats, blan­ rwfv.mittce coming before thr meet­ c i suite and tastefully decorated kets, gloves, tobacco, soup and other ing president again culled L. A. v ith palms, f e r n r.r.d ffoldanrcd. household commodities will be avid. I Urimd»*y to the **hn'r and made a * he punch bowl, hidden in.n IhmI of Consumers ill the large cities, where i motion that in regards to the county l ildenrod and ferns was gracefully the it~.es wi.i be operated will be i meri'.'. crs cuv'.i p.uclncl a'.iould ho repMotion carried and moj resided over by Misses Zoo Mun- abto to purchase over the counter, I resented. but the clocks will also be anHe tion of C. W. Entzminger that name-i r in and Adelaide Higgins. available to persons in other com­ of these members he left to Presi/There were four tables <f bridge munities t.irough tiie parcel post. i (ic-nl Luu.on carried. I luyers. The score cards w«re hand President Lawton then mnvrtl Price lists are being prepared and I ainted, carrying out the ro'or J thnt live members of this committee these will h«> furnished to all pasU i rheme of yellow und white. Mrs. ’ e appointed for tho city of Sanford. ofdces for the cotr.tnicmc of tl.t Margaret Barnes made tin highest | Motion carried. Following were piiIdle. While no announcement bus srore and was given u beautiful t:ct i f crystal Iced teu spool.s. Mru. yet been made, it is said that the ; elect'd: Fred S. Daiger, Jr., won the cut prices like those of the foodstuffs H. It. Stevens, Mrs. R. A. T e r­ I rize, silk hose. The hono.cca were now being disposed of will lie con­ heun, Mrs. It. J. Holly, Mrs. A. E. siderably below the prevailing mar­ Hill, Mrs. Alexander Vaughan. presented with dainty ‘ souvenirs. Late in the afternoon icc cream, ket. Motion cf C. W. Entzminger that The decision announced yesterday by which shopmen will receive an increase of four cents an hour was said to have been one step in carry­ ing out this policy, although it has been deemed contrary to the public interest to make general increases in wage levels to meet present circum­ cake and mints were served by stances which are believed to he Misses Munson and Higgins. temporary. Mr. Hines explained Mrs. Woodward Barnwell assisted thnt the advance to shopmen was to rtie hostesses In entertaining their give them the full benefit of the guetts, who reluctantly depart 'd nt principle of ten days’ pay for eight a lute hour, voting this'to he one of hours’ work on which the wages of “ It is very unfortunate that some the moat delightful occasions of the other railroad employes are com­ merchants take that attitude, and reason. puted. we huve been studying the situation” Aho';t Mi., guest i enjoyed this the nttnrney general said. "Extendelightful afternoon. Puul Smythe spent several days of sivo purchases now reducing the su|ply slid reducing the demand would this week with his mother, Mrs. Ranks Clone Monday Paul resides ut make their predictions come true, Chus. Campbell Monday,.S?ptembcr 1st being I.twhereby w e hope for a reduced price Jacksonville hut is at present stop­ level if the people do not stampede ping at Umatilla where he is en­ bor Day the bunks of the city will gaged in orange culture. ,b : a!! da;. into a buying hysteria.” i l .1b'vKIP The newly elected hoard of direc­ tors of the Fernald-Luughton Me­ morial Hospital met in the court house Tuesday night, August 20th at 8:30 p m. E. A. Douglass, tem­ porary chninnan railing the meeting together and Mrs. J. W. Dickon acting secretary. Mr. Douglass as temporary chair­ man retired in favor of T. W. Law..1 Mr». J. W. Dickinn aa -ec’ rctnry in favor of R. J. Holly, the Wiilirrlngton I’ osininsier pro tern officers elected at the last Mr. H. II. Witherington, one of meeting. the old democratic war homes of President Lawton in a brief state­ Orange county has been appointed ment outlined the plnns of the meet­ postmaster at Apopka, to succeed ing und named a nominating com­ the late S. W. Eldriuge, deceased. mittee to choose the names of the Mr. Witherington is one of the pion­ officers to he elected for the ensuing eer residents of that section, nnd the year. The committee was com-i Reporter-Star with a host of friends posed of the following: *• . extends congratulations.— ReporterMrs. II. H. Chappell, Mrs. S. W. Itar. Swope, J. W. Osteen, W. A. Whit­ comb, L. A. Brumley, A. P. Con­ nelly, T. L. Lingo and F. W. Ma­ honey. This committee brought in their report upon the names of the following: ' h i 51 id m i Hi i l IP ' t t , V . ! ' %? if-fl - M TUY* till mn I a*-**: * TO >1 tU �• r. . • 1* *<AUGUST 22, 1919 THE HANFORD HERALD PACr TWELVE i __ ±_ _ _ * _ _ _ IS / CLASSIFIED ♦ ♦* ADVERTISING .• / <%*| V. • n Betts f• Ice cream a specialty basis. l-2tc Mrs. A. D. Parrish. For Sale— T w o fine Red Jersey sows for sale. G. II. Edwards, near J. E. Paco’s placo. 66-2tp For Sale—.191G Model Ford Road­ ster, 1 Shuler Vulcanirer. R. C. Sheafer, 113 Elm avenue. G6-2tp For Sale— A first class fresh Jersey cow. M. Doyle, Lake Monroe, Fla. 66-6tp For Wnnted— A push cart. Must he Four. in good condition. e 10 Oak. GG-2tp Nunnally’s famous candies fresh by express, cigars, cold drs :Xs and sale—Seed potatoes; Rose Rex Packard, Phone 13G G5-tf. Wanted— Young Jersey Cow. For sale— Pair of mules. Cheap. Must he Rcntie and a Rood milker, L. Vihlen, R. F. I). A. Sanford, write, L. Vihlen, R. F. 1). A. San­ Fla. 65-tf. ford, Fla. ' G5-tf. For snlc or exchange— 1 Vault door, good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 Wanted— Men in every county with own auto to travel and take inches high, I small Safe, 31 inches order# fui the fled Ripper Hay high, 1 adding machine. Must sell G2-if. Press. Can Rive Rood commission to quick. C. Care* of Herald. stationery 11 Fall Millinery yet unpacked The Shop has a good paying For Sale— Four dwelling houses. Wantnd— An insurance company Cash or easy terms. Situated on desires a good, hust'ing man Sal­ Park, Magnolia, Cypress and Myrtle ary und commission. See W. I’ reece avenues. Apply to J. E. Pace. at HoteJ Carnes Monday. 1-ltp GG-tf Wanted—T o rent house unfur­ For sale— Piano Cheap. Enquire nished. Close in. Address House, Herald Ofllee. . 06-.:. c-o Herald. G7-tf ^ Come in and cool off. 14, W ANTED the cleanest, coolest and newest ice cream parlor in Sanford *>#., n -♦* 1-All Loe»lAdvertisement*Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion Minimum Charge 25 Cents. V » *♦« Rood stock cf New just bought and not can be bought right. a nice trade and on I Sunday ice cream orders a specialty S t >1 doer to Ptrkini & Unit the riRht man. He must he a Rood For Sale— Ten acres celery land hustler. G5-tf. east of Sanford on brick road mile from loading station, five acres im­ W A N T E D — O LD CLEAN proved, 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells. RAGS, A N Y K IN D EX­ For particulars apply to "Farm ." CEPT OLD SOCKS, c-o Herald. 68-tf COATS. PANTS, OR RED THE 11-** '•* if* t.e Kx - ft t; . ’* ' hiM Seminole Hotel Given Dinner to Sanford Pennant Winners The Seminole Hotel gave u dinner to the Sanford hall team lastjSondny afternoon nt five o'clock Kay Krauth, the manager of the hotel wanted to issue the menu cards to the "Pennant Winners" hut since the pennant has not been decided as yet it could not he done hut the dinner was enjoyed just ns much ami the Sanford team will be the pen­ nant winners some time this week so the dinner was really to the pennant winners. Every member of the hall team was present, together .with President Spencer of the association und R. J. Holly of the Herald. Chus. Camp­ bell, proprietor of the Seminole Hotel also snt down with the invited guests. The beautiful dining room of the Seminole hud been especially decorated with roses and cut tlowers for the occasion ami one long table had necn arranged for the boys with President Spencer at the head of the table. Rail players have proverbial good appetites and the hoys enjoyed the good things at the Seminde as only healthy hoys can enjoy Some­ thing good to cat. At the close of the dinner Mr. Campbell introduced Mr. Krauth to the hoys and said he would have them again after the close of the hall season as lie knew they would also take the second series. President Spencer replied with a vote of thanks from the hoys and said he knew the boys would he winners after such a sumptuous feed. feasor to a prc-llefurnmtlon head of the family nut! kail been moling a written confession from a penitent, living suddenly called away he hud slipped the confession Into the volume of the Fathers ho was reading. He hud died suddenly and coulu not f p 1 1 for fear iivmnild he found nnd the secrets of the confessional revealed. He exhorted the bishop to find the confession and burn It unread. The bishop went to his host nnd snld, "I do not know If you have n library. I do not know If there Is a volume of such and such n Father on the shelf 1 name. Como and look." They looked, found the hook, found In It nn old manuscript, yellow with nge, nnd burnt It. The monk never appeared ngaln. Hlshnp Wllberforco told the story. Rut he wns a wag, and among friends he never concealed the fuct that hr himself had Invented the entire talc for the purpose of seeing what people would believe If told with a sufficiently grave face.— Manchester Guardian. Grieving Cows. An Essex correspondent of the Lon­ don Dully Mall writes: This morning I witnessed n strange sight In which n herd of cows, nn old hull and n few calves took part In n meadow near my Jtouse. A cow that had recently enlvcd died In the night nnd yesterday morning lay out stiff on the frosted grass be­ neath a tree. During the day cows roamed near the place and stopped to smell nnd lick the side and face of the dead nntmat. Not till this morn­ ing did the knneker's cart arrive to carry the body nwny. When the vehicle wns drawn to the spot the whole herd enme slowly up nnd stood round watching Intently, with heads down, and nn Indescrib­ Following is the menu: able expression, which seemed half questioning nnd hntf sympathetic. In Left Handed Spit hull Cocktail their eyes. Seven of them nnd the Consommee Kn Tnssce oh*, hull came up and licked tho dead Green Olives Pickles cow’s face. In one Instance ns It was Filet of Soule, Sauce Tartar being hoisted Into the earl. When It Julienne Potatoes was taken nwny they stood notching Fried Chicken a la Seminole It to the far side of the meadow and tlirniigh the gate till they could see It Mit.«hcd Potatoes lloiled Onion« in Cream no longer. Then they smelled nil over the spot where It had lain. Tomato Salad, Mayonnaise Seminole Rolls Do Animals Love Music? Apple Pic a la Mode I wns awakened the other morning Seminole Coffee Iced Tea by the clntter of n horse's hoofs nnd Cigars n man’s voice singing “ Klllarney," says a writer In the I^indon Dally Ex­ BISHOP ALONE SAW GHOST press. Peeping through the Venetian idlnd I saw that a young Midland Hoax Cleverly Carried Out by Noted railway carter wns the vocalist, nnd ' that his horse, which wns harnessed Ecclesiastic Is Recalled by a to n heavily-laden van, was following British Paper. him In n zig-zag fashion, across nod The grent RUhup Wllberforco wn* up tho sleep nun! which runs past my staying nt a gnat country bouse. As windows. He wns not u*dtig a whip he took Ida hostess down to dinner bo or touching the reins, nnd the horse glanced behind bint nnd saw five cou­ kept his nose near Ids shoulder, hut ples folli/wlng, nnd Inst of nil an ec­ when the mnn stopped singing, the clesiastic In 11 tiiLok'N costume who horse stopped putting. I have heard I the land girls any they sing to the wns strange to him. Ue remarked to bla hostess, “ I seo horses nnd cows they took after, nnd you are not superstitious about sitting thnt the^hnlmnls love It. nnd I know In India some of the hardest tnhnr down thirteen to a table." Ills hnstf«s went deadly while, nnd Is done by ofi*n, driven—not with •aid, “ For heaven's sake say nothing l" whip or goad—but by the singing of Hitting down, he noticed tliut only the nnttve boys In charge of ttiem. twelve seats bad been placed, and a moment after saw the aupposed monk COWBOY NOT YET EXTINCT standing behind the host's chair. It waz not long before he realised that May Re Fewer Than Come Years A qo, no one but be saw the figure. After but Thla Traveler Tells of Meet­ dinner the host explained that the ing One. monk wns an apparition which none but the bead of the family, In each 1 "You mean to say," 1 begun, "that generation, had ever seen, and thnt Its there are still real cow—" Rut ns appMurnucc atw»y* foretold dlaaiter. iIn||,.* w«*re beginning to pa»» about The next day the same figure ap-. th*- platform I................’ .. . ................. , . drsUU-d, realization peered m « U h .h o p ‘a the garden and nr lo dlwn w, the ,mrt,er explained that In life he had been con,Jia{ {,,c ^ Ufad dr,T. For Sale— Jersey Duroc pigs, $12 a pair, $G for one. G. \V. Spencer. 58-tf Upholstering and mattress making. For 8„|e - Maxwell Touring car. furniture repaired, mirrors plated. Jn gplend|d condition. Cash or credit auto tops und seats recovered. I ir.it 64-tf. II. &. 0 . Motor Co. class work only. Drown Upholstery r n n p y v 'T Shop, 121 Court St., Urlundo, Fin. i' y j tv IVCiti 1 49-tfc rtftfU ie **“* —'• • ••• BANQ UE TE D IIAl.l. PLAYERS S PR E AD S . AT H E RA LD OFFICE. 59-tf log entile hud: in would be The Crucial Test. pleased to have been colled cowOf course, Algernon, there Is a le­ FOR SALE punchers. gitimate way to lenrn whether your The trip nt once began to nssunie a sweethenrt's complexion Is nnturnl or 1917 Ford Touring Car in good] new Interest, and when the mine bar- applied. Rub It with a wet rng. then lUTViWnt, ..hape Must .TjLi.fi:c: • hej hnck mi the platform 1 ejvu iT,w.L --»_«»»« rng.—flnlvcston News. SJdU'vu hord.fc-o Herald. l-3tc *•-> with something of that ivstftte' ‘ For Sale— Pair of good fnrm mules with which one contemplates n de­ in good sound condition.* Reason* Utilizing Time. ceitful man. Rut nothing could pene­ M. Fleisher. 67-tf "Ladles," announced the president nhlo price. trate Ids drawling sang-froid. At n tank station farther along of nn afternoon bridge dub. "It hns For Sale—One good large muh?, there was opportunity to stretch our been moved nnd seconded that there $275.00. C. M. Berry. G7-tf legs; opportunity, also, to observe nt shall he no conversation nt the card close range a bronzed, dntk-hntred tnhles. Whnt shall we do with the mo­ Good Paying Rusiness for Sale— cow-puncher who had paused on hi* tion?" “ I suggest.” said a sprightly T H E Q U A L I T Y SHOP. On ac­ mustang to observe the train. Tho member, "that we discuss It while we count of changing residence the barber approached him confidently. play." Quality Shop, including fixtures and “ Neighbor," he said, “ 1 bought a gun In K. C.. Ml zoo. What do you Furnished Laurel Avc. rooms for rent. 111! 67-3tc For Rent — Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 117 Laurel ave­ nue. 6G-3tc For Rent— Good rooming house in center of city. See me quick. H. C. DuRosc. 66-2tc Furnished Rooms— Ry day, week or month. Every convenience. Over Philips Drug Store* corner Park and First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. . 43-tf The puncher took the wicked 44. |XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX balanced It In the palm of Ills hand, * twirled It around on his forefingr nnd then brought It to bear upon a tin ran lying In the mad nhout 20 *y— • _____ feet tinny. Rang! The can leaped Into sr: (lie air. Rang! It rolled five feet further nlnng. Rang! Again It flew Into the air nnd rolled. Rang! R rolled ngaln. Rang! Tin* cun disap­ X peared In the dust. "IPs a good gun," snltl the puncher, X banding It hnck. “ only It shoots n little high." A llltlo high! Rallier n nice criti­ cism, I thought. The barber snapped —but even though ’tis said that “im itation it thcsinccrcst form of flattery," out the cylinder, reloaded the weapon X nnd passed silently Into tin* back­ ground. My Impression was that he an imitation is, at its best, merely an imitation; and after all, it is easy to was avoiding *o m » questions on my x 0 p-irt relative to Kansas Pity bad men; E = distinguish Welworth Blouses b y t h e distinctive Welworth label. 5 but 1 may have been wrong. We began to lly tlin ugli the level ' 3 ground, perspectives on all shies dot- 1 s s _ \Yc are}'proud of our con­ mew led with peaks upon which clouds flRTIIMOR rested. Suddenly along the trail ap­ nect ion'with the manufactur­ VrAISTf peared tin altogether amazing. nners of Welworth blouses and looked-for, almost unbelievable spec­ tacle— two Indians jogging along on- 3 3 \\ irthmore waists — glad to hnr«t-hark wearing moccasins, wide S 3 Mack trousers, red or pink shirts, 5 sell their product to o u r lltelr black luilr secured h.v scarlet EE J ^ />; ^ t hands about their foreheads.—Scrlh friends, for we know that tier’s Magazine. There is a Charm— A Surpassing Excellence About Welworth Blouses That is Often Imitated - Americanism In the Making. Almost anything you can think of. It Is said, can he seen somewhere In that long, erratic historic street Unit strays upward from the point of Manhattan Island, culling nrm-s Uni streets and avenues of the world's largest city a* its own sweet will. Something once seen there by Mr. J. It. Kerfoot. the nuthnr of Rrondwiiy, indicates Unit the enterprise, the daring nnd adapt­ ability In new conditions that were ehnnicterlstlc of the early settlers In America are still characteristic of the people who are crossing the Atlantic to our shoreit In the twentieth cen­ tury. One day. says Mr. Kerfoot. | snw an Itnllnn peasant woman, fresh land••«! from ttie steerage and dressed In all the fete-day regalia of her native province, chase a llro.-nlway ear for half n block In front of the post of­ fice. She caught up with It from be­ hind when It stopped nl Park place, and falling to notice the enirnnee-.vny. grasped the brake handle of the rear platform, threw a sturdy, red-stock­ inged leg over the rail, nnd swung her­ self aboard with the satisfied air of having successfully surmounted one of the early difficulties of tho new coun­ try. Broadway amIled, collected her far*, and went on about Its business.— Youth’11 Companion.________ Quite Enough. ' • 1 I IB those who purchase will al­ ways be more than pleased with the unfailing combination of durability and attractiveness with which these garments are characterized. X —Welworth blouses arc smart, becoming, comfortable and may* be had in models that arc quit*; elaborate with exquisite trimmings or those that arc equally effective in their fascinating simplicity. blouse and W irthmor waist comes to you in an —flawless in its pristine newness and all ready to don. I Bach Welworth individual carton : : : : : : • To the farmer who has to purchase Seed Bed Cloth, we wish to say we can. furnish a good quality 36-inch Sheeting at twenty cents per yard. TheYO :ll Company "\Vhevn ycu charged over the top, 1 did the Germuna remark your style 1 1 of fighting?" “ Oh, yea; they kept *jp a runnlug XXXllllllllllllXXXIIIilillllllXXXI!lll!HIIIIXXXXII!lllll|||IXXX"'lll||l!!IXXXIINIIIIIIIIXXX con ment.” 1 * _______ ._______________ (A / -a �AUGUST 29, 1919 T H E SANFORD HERALD PAGE T W O C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING IT E M S FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INOLE C O U N ­ TY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD supper" and nil the good things thnt go with it nt Lake Harney. All the young people of Geneva were in­ vited and nil enjoyed the evening. Mr nnd Mrs. M. E. Dooley chnperLieut. John Huddleston is visiting oned this jolly crowd, Mrs. Dooley his mother, Mrs. J. H. Huddleston. being in chnrge of this clnss while the regular tenrhor, Mrs. Pnttishnll Mrs. Harry Hi vers and children is away. lrft Saturday for Grmnville, S. C., Mrs. Irn Starling is spending n to join her husband. few days with Mrs. Charles 11urMiss Edith McClelland is visiting rison. home folks at Cameron City. Lieut. Huddleston and Meade linker are spending a few days in Miami, driving through in the Hud­ dleston car. Miss Irene Johnson, who has been the guest of Miss Emma Eichnor returned to her home in Orlande* last week Mrs. Fanny Quigg and daughter, Mrs. Comstock of Miami are visiting friends in Geneva this week. Mrs. Endor Curlett, who has been spending the summer in New York and Haiti more returned home last week, bringing as her guest her brother, George Eichnor, who was so seriously injured some time ago while in the U. S. service. GENEVA '" M r s . K. M. Seig returned to Americus, Ga., iaet Wednesday after hav­ ing spent, several months with her daughter, Mrs. C W. Culpepper. Mr. and Mrs. are visiting Mr. Charles Ilrumley and Mrs. Endor THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN KELLY SPRINGFIELD MILE­ AGE AND OTHER TIRE MILEAGE IS THE DIFFERENCE BE­ TWEEN A CERTIFIED CHECK AND A PROS5fSSSR¥-w8TE Stop Wasting Soap Measure Out What , V V ouH eed^ f T H E R E S A MAN A T T H E C U R B T O S E R V E YO U C L O S E D A L L DAY EI.DEIt S PR IN G S One of the heaviest rains ever fell upon our dry hill Sunday night. There was practically no wind nor lightning. Preaching services were con­ ducted by Uev. Sessions of Sanford in the morning and by Rev. M. M. Lord at evening service. The pas­ tor. Rev. Herndon is away on a va­ cation. Pillsbury Flour None Better M* and Mrs. .1. M, returned from a trip north of Florida, also son, it. il. Wynn at Ga., while away. Wynn have through the visited their Thomasville, A STANDARD UNIVERSITY r m ItSKM In IJW nl Art. nul Krlrnrr*: Im : Aflrullurr: IMurellon; llnflnrttlpf ..< hml. f«l. H ill, Llt-mlral. .M.thanJral). I'rrmrillnl <‘ourM>. and fii.ilu .lr Simile; I id. trrallr Kilrn.lon. ATTENDANCE: t'rnm SI llutliD rounilr. i »4 21 •lair., IA2S KtudriiU, Imluilin^ aon> •ummrr m KouI., IIA1l.ll to llir War l)r|urlmrnl i»nn nflhr l*f|it ' IIIS IIM .I IS 11111> I ( I I . I I I . US' In Ihp t'nlinl .Slate.. KM'IANgS LOW'. Sell m'm Iijk Iwtlm Srplin. '•it 22nd. Willr fur I'atalog and IlmA A. A. MURPIIREE, LL.D., Pres iii"i Gainesville, Florida It. \V. herd and family spent sev­ eral days at tin? beach last week. Mrs. R. li. Wynn of Thomnsville, Ga., is visiting home folks. M. M. Lord and family have re­ turned aftcr ten days at Coronado Reach. Mr. Lord has a big snake story nnd evidence to prove its truth. He killed a six foot mother rattler that was mothering tier till young cues. He iias the skin of the large one and the young ones in alco­ hol. Pretty scurry story for Coron­ ado hut they say it ’s the first of its kind. J. M. Lord has returned niter two weeks pleasantly spent with old friends in Ft. White. Mrs. J. L). Letson of Ft. Lauder* dale arrived Wednesday and will spend some lime with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lord. LABOR DAY MONDAY C L OS ED ALL DAY LAKE M O N R O E Farmers in this section are busy preparing for the full crops. The c.dery hods are looking fine, and sweet potatoes are now being ship­ ped, bringing the fu m y price of LJ.lKl per bushel. Mr. Hen Lake has returned from Louisville, Ky. He and his family are now spending a few weeks.at Scabrevxc. SEE US ON TUESDAY Miss Grace Hawkins has accepted a position nt the local express nllW. Miss Hawkins graduated from the business college at DeLand in the spring. She ir one of the most de­ serving and popular young ladies. Miss Mary Miles, Philip and Wil­ liam Miles have returned from a pleasant visit tu the Reach. Mr. Jim Johnson, who has been spending the summer in Tennessee with hia wife «ml children returned to Monroe where he is ««||||i-> his nearly $40,000.00 worth of property past few days. The Dr. Aldridge acres on Celery A venue was sold lr. Stoi noff besides several of small ations. A m listing properties and ilm ost every day. Can suit you. Fine New Bungalow — 6 rooms, use, 1 acre ground, beautiful shade, $3,000.00 o r e — 1 1-2 acres ground, flowing ig rooms, barn, 16 orange trees, splendid rcsi Watch the South East Corner of Page Two �’ <‘» y w y i | y ,-gy . » . r.LST 29 1919 _____________ __________________________ ______________________________ , * •' - t L *Zt • , r ..,V , , TUB 8ANP0RD HERALD ‘ YES, “A Feed For Every Need.” * „ v o/i-» . PAGE 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, tiiats what vou need. Builds LARGE Frames EA SY TO We have it, ran get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere PEED p A H D I7 G r t T > A T ' l ? M A I M ' D A X T V X H iO H i V ^vJlY X X - c X l i j X Well, Sanford won the first series, cinching it in the second game with Orlando here last Friday afternoon and making it secure, by winning an­ other front Lakeland Tuesday after­ noon which precludes any contro­ versy oker the first series. We had several disputed games and one tie to play oil and now wo are the win­ ners without any comeback. Our team seems to have had a had break in the getaway for the second series and at the present moment wc arc not at the head of the lists Gut this is our way, you know. Agents ,F or I n t e r n a t i o n a l Harvester Co. Me Cormick and Peering Mowing Mach­ ines, H ay R a k e s and Harrows though the children do not seem enthusiastic over the prospect COUNTV HAPPENINGS [very j i n f i 1" " 1 of the hot weather (Continued front pair - f .......... Mrs. ('. A. Brannon of Orlando in visilirg in Oviedo Oils week. Kev. Blacoek of Dalton, Ga., iiffirhed :ii lIn- Baptist etiurch Sun­ day morning and evening. On Honda; morning Mr. Rlncock left lor Largo. Fla., where he formerly livcu. . Everythint; i.t in readiness for the ort-nirg of school Monday morning, Goodnight Will Driv* A*ay Mosquitos ,ixl *f cmriutfo they will atay ,m , t t long ai Jntt uw It. t’trj*. aat. Ullltilul, until* like » pine f rut otilj .» fit* ilmc* iiritwjry irJ )■<j «4ti *!r*p In i-i mcv nml niuli! tuUrU .Mm riintnmcml.il as a tfttrf.Ullii' ,ic»1n*t me*, roJrtiM, f it.i i; •. niiiii, tic. Will not • -it-, f nnul linen. SOc at Jour d/jl.tV. «r by null. Cater Lawton left Wednesday for Sanford. Mrs. Thomas Shlipc and bnhy and Mrs. ClilTord Slut pc and l»ahy have returned home after a vis.t to Oak­ land and Clermont. Mr. ami Mrs. Lee Wheeler and daughters, Florence and Evelyn re­ turned this week front Daytona. ,*•*• ..... .Mrs. O. I*. Swope and children and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wright vis­ ited Orlando last week. Mrs. M. M. King, Mrs. Z. Spinks, Mrs. A. K. Crawford, Miss Nell King and Master George Crawford motored to Orlando Friday. W E S T GENEVA AVENUE Mrs. J. E. Vaughn is on the sick list this week sulTcring with her old enemy, the neuralgia. Has to hoblde around on a stick. Hope for her to be able to get around soon. We like to let the other fellows get started good and then we chop them down later and alimh to the |top. Sanford has a team that is second to none in the league mid we are getting it in fitter shape every day. The hoys are playing the game and even if we should fail to pull down the second series some Koou num out (i*4vi! to play the post series with us at the end of September and there will be some­ thing doing in Florida at that time, something similar to the world's aeries only staged on u smaller scale hut just as exciting. For instance, we will suppose that Orlando wins the second series and plays Sanford for the cham;:iu*'-A.-v s W * t .' y „u ’ .now that the people wiiuki mTTi* i’o Sanford and Orlando from every part of the state and even Falatka to see those post series games and don't you know that our hall park here would not hold the crowds. Even if some other town in the league wins out in the second there will bo considerable excitement over the question of the best team in the state league and the last games will bring out the biggest crowds that | “C H IC K E N S” The Nice Fat Kind. Hens and Fryers 50c per pound. Eunice J- W. Booth L. F. Itopcr R H O N E ICG • rt !' '* /|Ift • ll. t if f and Miss Florence Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Fortier and Mrs. I ?n 299 TEAM This is our Sanford Phone No. Call us up, we will be pleased to look after 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 you. have ever witnessed a (mil game i n ' s Florida. Our little old league is already causing some excitement in this and other states and Florida is getting = = advertising in the northern papers1 over our line little league and the — good games that are being staged. j” Keep up the interest, you fans, — and help the Sanford team win. — $' v V Orlando vs. Sanford Friday. 1st Game (On Seconi' ** • aalf i Orlando All R II 1*0 A E Williams, If 4 0 0 I 0 0| <1 0 n 4 Leon, 2b 4 1 Blount, lb 3 0 0 9 0 0 3 1 1 0 1 0 Schuyler, ef 3 1 l 9 l 0 Quinn, c 3 0 0 0 0 1 nil Hunter, rf L’ llomiiiedieu :il> 4 0 l 3 1 0 4 0 •1 1 3 0 Gray, ss Humphries, p 4 II 0 0 i)tt 0 1 » • ^ M* * V.** ** '•* * * \ ‘ .'III 1 5 27 3 *1 Total AH Sanford Stewart, 2b 4 C. Chapman . P 4 o Johnson, ef 4 Hord, lb Uanville, 3b 3 White, If . 3 White. If 3 3 tr..;id... rf .. 3 Rive, o ... . 3 Davis, ss R II 0 l 1) •1 u 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (1 0 0 II Totals . I’ D A E •> 3 t> 0 *1 0 4 1) 0 0 1 0 •1 5 0 •» fi 0 O 0 0 0 i5 0 I •> •> 0 5 27 13 Ga me (on firsi half1 AB R 11 BO Orlando — 3 0 0 •1 Williams, . 3 0 ii 3 Leon, 2b .... 0 ii 7 ..... 3 Blount, lb II l it 3 Schuyler, cl 3 0 0 1 Sewell, If L'Hoininedieu 3 b 3 0 1 1 1) 0 0 dray, ss 3 1 l 0 Dunfee, rf •1 1 1 •I Hunter, p Totals . Sanford Stewart, 2b 11 Chapman e Johnson, ef Hord. lb ....... Uanville, 3b White. If Childs, rf Ellis, p ......... Tyner, 20 *4 I’ O 1 8 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 Leesburg, Florida Totals . 24 - Robert GJcnn Igou, Agt. • • c*1'*'*- -•••-- ToFn B. University LINCOLN IIUM.EY, 1'h.D., l.lll.ll., I.L.D., President Del.and. Floridn • SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG * T i l t ; UIIAItUATE IIEK AIITM ENT—IJrgrer* of M o i r r of Ail* «nd Htltntt*. T i l t : COLLIHiK OK I.IIIEKAI. AltTH KOIt M O N —T » c n l | . a n r dcpmtmrnt* In *11. n i t ; <t >l l k u e o k l i i i k u a i . a nr-* i L y i i • ' IM ltw If,. f T IIII COI.LEOH OK LAW — f i m l n l f , prattler In Timid* allliuul nmmln*l!on. f 1 THU COLLKUK OK K N llIN G K I I I N I i- l 'a U i ir * In englnrtrlng trailing lo dtgrre*. T i n : C OL L EG E r o i l TEACIIEHS — E.prtlally for Timid* lr»chrr». T ilt : TH E TH E TH E TH E C O LLEG E OT IIIIHINENS— llanklng. Iloukkcrplng. Nhorlkand. T>pearillng. A C A I1EM V —I'rcparra for all high grads rollrgr*. SC H O O L OK M EC H AN IC A U TS—Kor h o ,, and young mrn. . SC H O O L OT MENU' 1'lanu, plpr organ. *l«lln, «olrr. harmony, thorn* nark. SC H O O L OT TINE AIITS — Special Attention Is Called to I. 'J. .1, The I'rrllmlnar, t’uurar In Agrlrullurr — llulany, Illologt, Organlr and Inorganic Chrrniory, i|ualltatlvo and *|UanllUllta anal,*!*. Agricultural Chrmittry, Mineralogy. Urology, rtc. th e I'rr Mrillral ITiurad I'ltytlnlngy, Illolagy, Anatomy, llartrrlology, lllatralogy. Zoology, lln lan ). Central l.'hrmUltj, Inorganlr < hrml.iry. Organic Chrmlatry, gualilaltvr und Oiianlllatlti’ ( hrniutrj. I’hjalr*. 1 hr Cnurao far llrllg'nua Worker a — In lllhllral Mtrraltsrn, llUlury, Engllah. rholog), T n lagog) , Ettilca. I.nrlt and Ihrluni. E 0 II II » 0 0 (I 0 I 1 4 18 AB R II 3 •1 3 •» ♦> 1 ... 3 0 3 3 ll 0 3 1 1 0 0 O 1 1 3 1 1 0 0 DIXIE STEAM L AUNDRY 6 a o 1 0 0 o 0 1 2 I) 0 (i I 0 0 1 5 9 21 n> 2 onn 00J 0 —2 Orlando ner uiid Mrs. Wnt. Robinson. Ev­ •I01 013 Sanford ... erybody reported a good time and Suinmi.-y— Left on bases Orlando Imped for another Idrthduy with .J, nford 4: two base hits, Johnson, Ellis; a base bits Stewart; home runs some one soon. Hunter; 1st base on balls off Hunter 1; struck out by Hunter 2, Ellis 4; sacrifice hits. Chapman, White; stol en bases Stewart 2, Chapman, Rive; batter hit, Childs, Chapman; double' plays, Uanville to Chapman to Hord; time of game 1:10; umpire Cooper. J**/ v * - / L £ i X - 7 / / « Lakeland vs. Sanford Monday Games, August 25th, 1010 AB R H BO A K l.akeland — Reeves, If ........ .. 3 0 0 1 0 0 l 0 «f 0 1 Wicker, cf 0 1 3 O 1 Love, s s ----- ----- . 3 0 1 l 0 1 3 Boland, rf ... ...... Thrasher, 3rd..... .. 4 0 0 •1 0 1 Smith, 2nd I t ..... .. 3 0 0 •> 3 1 . 4 0 1 7 0 1 Wright, 1st b f •I 0 1 O 7 0 1) Campbell, c -----*1 o Hall, p................ .. 4 0 0 i 2 0 1 0 0 0 Ery, If................ Nicalo, Elmer Tyner und Willie T y ­ (Ask Our Customers) BY SANFORD Score by in nings— i 000 000 002 O Orlando ____ 000 000 000—0 Sanford Summary— Left on bases Orlando 8, Sanford 4; two bnse hits Johnson, Stewart; 1st base on halls oil Chap­ man 4; Humphries 1; struck out by Chapman 1, Humphries 0; sacrifice The hot weather Is till hanging on hits Johnson, Leon; stolen bases' and wo must have rain to cool off L'llommedicu, Gray; time 1:110; uin-J with hill the bathing places nre kept pire Cooper; Attendance JUKI. Orlando vs. Sanford Friday, 2nd busy. Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Robinson have moved In with Mrs. J. K. Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson wore Vaughn where they will make it the guests of Mr. Robinson's mother their permanent home. on Second street Sunday afternoon. George Harney and children The"^eVOVYc\A Co., fi*: of Mrs. Most everyone is getting their land Jacksonville were visiting at Mrs. turned and in shape (or a fall crop as Vaughn's Sunday afternoon. Montgomery, Ala, M soon as the weather is a little cooler. Miss Gladys Robinson called at Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson were Mrs. T. O. Tyner's and Mrs. Fred host and hostess to a number ol Carroll's Sunday afternoon. friends Saturday evening in honor of their daughter. Miss Gladys' thir­ teenth birthday where a doclicious supper was served. Also Ice cream and cake and games of various kinds were enjoyed by both old and young people until a late hour. Miss Gla­ dys received several nice presents We Have Them and was wished many happy returns in the future. Those of the party were Mr. and Mrs. Sheafer and chil­ dren, Mrs. J. E. Vaughn, Mrs. Jim Abbtot and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Robinson, T . G. Robinson, Mr. und Mrs. Fred Carrell, Miss West Side Cash Grocery PLAYED 7 c a p ack age before the war c a package during the war c a p ack age NOW THE FLAVOR LA STS SO DOES THE PRICE! Fresh shipm ent o f Nunnally’s Candies just received, also famous Log C abin Roll Candy. Good Total............... .31 1 5 2G 8 5 **Ery relioves Reeves in 8th a •Two men down when winning run scored. All R H PO A E Sanford — Stewart, 2nd b.... .. 3 0 1 1 n 0 M i 0 B. Chapman, It . 4 0 0 O Johnson, cf......... .. 4 0 1 3 0 I) Hord, l b ........ . .... 4 0 0 8 1 1 Uanville, 3b........ .. 4 0 0 3 1 0 4 0 0 0 1 1 Inman, ss........... Childs, rf ........... „ 4 1 1 0 0 1 (Continued on page 9) line of stationery at "‘B E T T S ” k KEEP YOUR E l t v.ft T 5I t *V -----afiui •' THE BIG FEED HOUSE HUIIIIIIII BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK BOX SCORES OF AM, GAMES X -‘ * �THESANFORDHERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, business Manager Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY THE SANFORD HERALD as every one of these resorts has been building constantly for years, this is a remarkable record. It does not in clu d e many buildings which were started before April and a num­ ber which are now being planned, so it is safe to say that at leust three or four millions of dollars will be in­ vested in new hotels this year in AUGUST 29, I9 i9 A Saving Bank i? a Public Servant Are you taking advantage or this servant? Have you ever thought contemplating a strike will consider carefully and prayerfully this step that money placed at interest with us enrns interest every one of before they take it. The govern­ ment is honestly endeavoring to cut the twenty-four hours in each dav you leave it there? the high coat of living. Every hon­ est tradesman is endeavoring to cut the cost of living. Every man in C A P IT A L S30,000.00 SU RPLU S SIS,000.00 Trlrphoa* No, 141 every walk of life who is earning his daily bread is BuHcring now from th" The many friends of Senator Flet­ exorbitant prices of all commodities, cher all over Florida will he pleased We cannot stand for the tying up of to learn that he is improving from a the industries of the United States recent accident in Wash ingtnn when IZt WNrwuRp.USlHtoa from any s »urcc. Strikes are only a street car struck him and seriously aggravating this question und mud­ injured him. 1 (Him? dling fifTnira alfairs and all of us will sufTer R. R. DEAS, C. D. COUCH C. M. HAND and residents, as thousands of resi­ untold hardships from the cessation ¥!*■>•I*r#*4«t#i Ctshwr Ai.'l Cidiior Cities that want postofTices now- dences ami smaller hotels are being of industry. Here in Sanford we are will find out that the price of the lot erected all over the state, which1 dependent upon the waget of the and the price of building material will be occupied by people from men who are engaged in various in­ will make the price of the building other sections of the country this dustries not only at the railroad shops hut in every line. Our farmers almost prohibitive and these cities winter. will suffer the loss of the building It is doubtful if any other section are just starting their fall and winter With the railroads tied up result of continuous heavy rains. randitlatr* rrrritlnc Ihr thrr«* hlghr«t num­ thereby. Glad Sanford has her post- <( the country can show such build­ crops. nl vole* t i l l at *urh electIniit provblcti there will he no materials shipped in The crop generally is in good condi­ tber oflicc even if it is small. h charter U ip pro veil and ratified. « hall be ing progress and such rapid develop­ deemed elected lor the fir*t commU«it»ner* ment, either in connection with the here and none of our products ship­ tion, however, and trees are well lor iurh term* b*\;lnn|.*ir end ending a* I* Christian Science services ped out. Hot only will our veget­ fruited and have been pruned, spray­ hereinbefore provided/* nrd will be held at the Woman's The government and the business tourist business or in general devel­ Whereat, T ie art provide* that "T h e able growers he badly crippled hut ed and carefully cultivated. form *»f government of the city *d Sanford Club, Oak avenue, between men may be trying to help the re­ opment of cities, farming, live stock the people who are living In town irovidrd for under thU art ■hall b«* that Most sections anticipate a some­ Florida is a Third and Fourth struts, turned soldiers to get jobs but tin* ami new industries. mown at the t%jrnrni««Ji tft*M untijp-r t'lan«" will starve to death should the strike what heavier production than in and on Sunday, morning at 11 boys dn not seem to think so. The great state, indeed.— Times-Union. continue. We have just pulled 1918-19. The present condition of Whereat; The art fur Our provide* that oclock. v -IS-tf governinnt and the people in ge n ­ the fillVUl ballot for »uch rleftl in *hall have through the war, we have given our the crop justifies such anticipation, printed thereon the qoislion submitted In eral can never do enough for the all to that war, we have sulTcred and the report static, hut the size of the the elect -if* for det »-r mlrt it I on, t*».wit" Ques­ tion. "Shall the city of Sanford adopt the hoys who went across or those who starved and lost money and almost commercial crop will depend largely Cum mi** tun* Manager Flan Charter?" stayed in the camps in this country. Now tber* fort , by Ciw authority in rue lost hope, those of us who .had noth­ on weather conditions during the v o te d and by direction <d law t| prorlalm All of them deserve a lot more than ing to sell for war purposes. We, next 00 days. Tuesday, October 7th, 19|y, a« Charter they are getting. election I lay. am! tin h» • by g i'e notice the eighty-five per cent of tlie* popu­ that on Turf day, ( tetohe r *t h, 11#t If nn * |**e* Iton will be held In the city «d Sanford f**r lation cannot and will not stand for The membership of the Presby­ the purpose of tle!« Hnining the question There are many things to be done this strangulation of business much terian church in Riverside, .Jackson­ "Shall the city of Sanford adopt toe Cum* mU*i on-M an v*-? Plan Charter," anti for here this fall and the time to pre­ longer and the ones who are respon­ ville is contemplating the building of for the p' rp u* nt elertlnit thrie rlty rum -I mUdnnerr. i roviding *urh I ' i , « y i * » ! - • pare for them is right now and the sible for it will hear from us in no a new edifice to worship in as the llanat*. * I'f .* 1 ' * i« .*•• t . *" way to prepare for them is by a cam­ uncertain terms if this high handed hlcctor* dwlrlng tu v*»t«- In favor *-<<■• 2*' ' r.Ti 'C»7i> small to *of -flection, the "»*ity of Sanford ad pti i^ the !?»•• »• paign for memberships in the Hoard ■nT-V-- -t"-— lilt- issue continu­ worship in for the increasing emigre nd**iun*Manager Plan Charter shall mark of Trade. No cil v, i-t;»; _■»>■ _*;lii‘nd an,’ es. We believe in fair play every gation. The new building will com their re*pertlv* 1 :t!l t v;IU i .1 ir*>«* mark ' A 1 before the * rd» "h’OIt .\ IH II'T IU N H do wn> iVmig without a live nnd ac­ time but we do not and will never $169,1)00 when completed. aai'l • lector* ilnirinr to \.,t. against the "City t*f Sanfvrd adopting Commlttlon* tive Board of Trade and every busi­ stand for any class legislation that Manager Plan Charter** fball mark their ness man in the county of Seminole .threatens to starve the masses for should belong to the Board of the classes. | Trade. And thus Labor Day that should 1 he a day of celebration for the pros- 1 Sanford never looked so prosper­ perity of the nation approaches and 1 ous and never was so prosperous as Labor Day this year and every|t vf,*c“yi* ' now nnd yet the outside world in the future will be what la nor |‘ will never know jbnut it without makes it. i advertising. v\ bile other counties Labor will do well to look into the * arc spending thousands for news­ future and meet these problems in ' paper and magazine advertising Sem­ the spirit of co-operation and urhi- 1 inole is not spending a cent und the trution while the government plans city of Sanford is not spending us for better wages ami settled condi­ cent. Just another case of being tions. A great many of us today are Nnllrr of A ppllrulhm of Tut llrn l F ruler penny wise and pound foolish. Hr r I but It o f f ’ha pi t r I ft Mil, l.a* » of I tor worse off than the laborers who are n Ida demanding more money and we g Niitlfu I* hereby given that H. (\ Dirkion, purrhaarr of t i t r* i tirt. at** No. I7A, dated have no chance to get by. We are I The very newest daily paper in thr ttb <l*y of iunr, A. l>. 1017, ha« bird • aid rrftifiratr In my nfflrr, and ha* made depending upon labor anti every v the state is the Gainesville Daily appltration for ta* deed to Umir in accord­ ance with law. Said crrflflmte rmbrarr* other organization to meet these * News published by the- McCreary • tin* following ilrtfflhfil nroprrly * 110 * 11*1 In crises in our affairs with the spirit of ( 1‘uhlishing Co. It seems like old Hr tit Inut o county, Florida, f«»-w|t: lt« y, !Ui I ft. S of N K ror of W '.. , f Hrr. 2. T. 20 S. fairness and justice toward all. j times to see the McCreary* in the V | It. 20 K. Uun \V t»K. ft S ft. F !M % I ft. N* 211(1.ft ft. r, arrr*. Thr *aid Und 1mnewspaper game again as II. H. Mc­ EurcpeintHjA-Cor\pltfe Hodem Scrwivci Let Labor Day this year ho the c 1 ing a ir*M*| at thr Gate of I h•* Ei*tianrc of Creary published the Gainesville inch rrrtlflratr In thr rum** of Hint. M. cu'difoiwrc -SwamIki'cd -*i.L’up-Cifc «\ day in which we take stock of mir- Smith, Untra* taid rcfllMrnt** ilnll hr re­ Sun for thirty years or more anil a towetiwv Cowonipfvf to Cvirji •la deemed according t*> U * ta* drr*l *111 i%*ufew years ago disposed of the Sun Foi't cf Ci!y■ * > ? r\ d F o r B o ild p t ••* thrfron on thr flfHh day tif Sr fit> ( 1 1 bt<r. 1^1 • ilfilill U . M I I , Pn W i! • • a . f>. m?», to the Pepper Publishing Co. Since WIthr** m> nfflrUI *lgnitt*irr and u*al t net time Elmer McCreary has re­ I hi* thr 2Mh da; of Au,*u«f. \ 11. ] !*St** \ <***ll K. A. iHIffril.ASS. turned from the war and could not CTirh Cirrtilt irt Srmlttid** t *0., I’l*. 2 -fttr tty V. M. I>nuglu*«, U, vithstnnd the lure of the printing ( dice and lias endu rked in lhe daily game » nu:a in .In- hup • of the News. Elmer is the general manager, Mrs. COOP TO If. H. McCreary ds state news edi-l THr LAST tor, Mrs. A. M. Edwards, formerly ew Miss Irene McCreary is society edi­ tor, Ben Miller is city editor and SEALED TINS ONLY Henry Stalls is superintendent of Oil­ AT YOUR GROCERS plant. All of them old friends of the editor of the Herald and they have our best wishes in their new ven­ ture. 8UBSC1UPTION I HU»: IN ADVANCE ONE VEAIt______________________________ SIX MONTHS______________________ _____ THREE MONTHS________________________ THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS t _*ri’ r T JACKSONVILLE*flA I MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE The United States Railroad Ad* ntitiistrutioP has just issued a beau­ tiful nooklet on Florida taking in tsvery part of the state and mention­ ing nfl locality or giving preference to any section. There are cuts of fine cattle and hogs, fruits and veget­ ables nnd we note the cuts of sev­ eral of our Sanford products. The booklet is a work of art and among other good things contains a fine map of Florida. This booklet will be dis­ tributed by the railroad administra­ tion all over the north nnd west und will he the means of bringing thou­ sands of new people into the state, The booklet was printed by the Rec­ ord Company of St. Augustine which b sufficient guarantee tliut it is a piece of urtistic printing; !>i:i*AiirMi:Nr o r m i: iNrirmoit All poisons desiring to at­ tend Sunday school will phono No. 19, -tur, nr 90-J not tulcr tha n Saturday noon. Free transportation will he furnished them to nnd from if witldn a radius of three miles of the Meth­ odist church. Trouble nt ('hnrloltc Charlotte, Aug. 27.— Six com­ panies of the State Guard are still M IL L IO N S FOR C A R E OF here today guarding lives nnd prop­ T O U R IS TS erty, following a strike riot in which The report o! the supervising five were killed and thirteen wound­ architect of the Florida State Hotel ed. The street car barn is under Commission contains much food for heavy guard. A machine is mounted thought in connection with tin* rap­ to repel un attack The car com­ idly growing tourist business of th e . pany is expected resume service, state. ns two hundred armed citizens have This report shows tliut in four joined the guards protecting tinmonths from April II to August 12, city. 1919, there have liren thirty-four permits issued by the supervising Good Fruit Outlook architect for hotels and apartment Jncksoiidiile, Aug. 29.—According houses'in the slate nnd the valua­ to the crop report of the Depart tion of these Ih placed at 11,876,600, meat of Agriculture, on Aug. 1, the which means that considerably over Florida citrus crop was ,89 per cent ‘ ^ S2.000.000 will be expended by the LAB OR D A Y T H O U G H T S normal. On the same date last year owners before they are completed Next Monday is Labor Day and tne Florida crop was 87 per cent and furnished. this day net apart in honor of the normal. Practically all ‘ I these permits men und women who labor for th-*ir Florida oranges nnd grapefruit wero issued to people in tourist daily bread is fraught with m >re s h o w n slightly lower condition than cities, Miami, St. Petersburg, Day­ meaning this year than ever before. indicated by the survey a month nretona. Orlando, Snnford nnd Se-t- I Upon th*- eve of a strike oi the rail* vious. according to the bulletin, due Lre;7.e V u g In the lend. Ir.armueh to some splitting and Topping as the II. H» Lan«l OlBn* at tialn**-*viib , Fla , Aug. 10, Notin' i« bar* by given that Itaymoml It. Iloytl of Urklua, Fla., »hu on July 2!», 11*11 mailt* UorniAtrad Knlry, No. UI2HI2. for *»f N K 11 , Serli-m 21, TuHHsbjp III H.. llangt* 2ft K.« Tallaha*'** Mrrldlan, na* flb-tl nUtica of Int ••n111*n In makc Thr*« y t ii i'roof t«* «-«!ahllth rlalm fo thi* land aufi%** dtarrilod, brfort* Clerk Cifrult t*nurt at Hanford. Fla.* on the 2bth dav of *i» p troh i r, ! I* I V. Claimant riant** a* *lln*s>r«: K. A. Kuth, of Weklwa, Morlda Frank INma i 11, of Wnkiwa, Hnrida Fdno i tritipi n, of Wrklwa. Florida 41m lloyil, of WekitAa, Florida. I'lKM ’I.A M ATIO N Whrfeia; ("hstplrr BStil, Act* til I It IV, l , » » * tif FI urhi a. r>ntltl»‘*l " A n art It* ahtilQh th# prrtent munldpil auvrrnmml of th»* rlty *tf Hartford, county nl Sr minute, *t*tr of Florhla. .utd to organ!*** lncor|Miralr ami ritabluh a city government for th** fame: ami In |irricfiibi* thr j itrfailIrtIfift, jMtwrr* and furirtlim* uf *ahl inunicl|>*lity,*f siftprovid Junr 7th. 1919, urolith*, among «ithrr thini;* that " T h r |i,ovl*iun* of thU i r I *haU brcnitir rffrctlvr anil mhail hr In full fufrr and rltrrt on. from and aftrr thr iir*t Tues­ day after thr hr At Monday in January, 1920; prnvlftrtl that thr uini* thall hr ap­ pro vrd and ratlhrd by a rnajurttv votr « f thr qualified rlrctof* **f t h city **f Hanford, Volina at an rlrctlwn to In* held for that purp«>««* *m tlctubrr 7th. and It hereby made thr duty tif the rily ruunrlt «»( Hanfonl to firo*iilr (or and h«dti aucIi ejec­ tion on the dale named. Halil council fthall five thirty day* notice of *urh rlrctlun and ■hall provide for an*l pay *11 co«t* of holding the aarnr and of the preparation of thi« charter, not to n r r r d On*- Ilumlrrd iflOO.oO) Dollar*. Such election shall be held In c «nfnrmlty with law* and ordinance* now In force1 r* l*i l my to apr* i*l elect Ion*. At thr fim r election three rlty fommU»loner* *halt be riffle d, provided this charter I* up* proved and ratified if not, then no commit* sinner* wdl be « Irct* •!. t'andldate* for city Mmmloiun «hall br rhi»*en and nomin* ated a* follow*' Any one may circulate a petition to ha v« any number, not to e v rm l three, of name* of candidate* for city com* mission, placed on the ballot and if «uch petithm shall be ■l(m,i| by uni hundred or more qualified elector* of thr city and fhall be accompanied with * written notice that the candidate or candidate* whoac name *»r name* are therein prevented wlil accent th* otllre of city rnmmi**lon*r If he 11 rlccted, the city rouncil •hall place hi* name on th* 1 ballot, proi bled that ■uch petition and written ntdice *»f acceptance is tilrd with the city council at bast ten (ten day* prior to election, and the round! shall publish the name* of all randidatrj haWn* quaiifird a* above It* a newtnaper of yeneral circulation rd the city. In the l**ue )u*t preceding the election. No elector shall *lfij petition* for 1 morn thin three candidal** No candidat*• hall circulate hit own petition. The three *In Union There Is Strength1 H E principle applies quite J . ns much to bnnking n3 to soldiers or states or governments. It is most fortunate that the Fed­ eral Reserve Banking System has been in operation during the war. The advantages of this organiza­ tion accrue to the customers of the member banks who nt the same time contribute to the strength of the nation’s bankinc system a banking anti enjoy the benefit o f its pro­ tection. iSTRENCflj —^ lV n v r f c FIRST NATIONAL BAX.; MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE S Y S T E M ^ fc i g X X X X X .V X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X PAGE FOUR �I PACE FIVE UUlellippenink* M e n t i o n of Matters In Hrlef Personal Rents of I n t e r e s t In and About *£ The Citg <£ MFS. dt **• * ----- ” Daytona Ucach. Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers ” ......... the ladies cspeeinlly. l'7t. Seal pint fruit jars at L P. | Roost jjcCuller’s. 66‘ ft | I-eon’s Auto Transfer. All trains Mi<s Kath.ecn Turner, of Eustis is , ,net* Phone 9L Hotel c the guest \i her grandmother, Mrs. j (i7‘ t* j. D, Turner. j Mrs. Hobart Howe and baby are ' PricM fro,n 'Jacksonville, the n . r H reduced rt (lUCCU on U II all a i l goods at in t.he 4 # . . . . rnrM .............~ millinery iiu „ n , „ store. Koests sr« Grace Williams’ ?UC3t;* of of rdativ<* « " d Mends for a Mrs. gg few few ,juys days. Heg Ilolly is spending some time Mrs. Ilal Wight and Mrs. Vance on the east coast where he is inter­ Douglass motored to Orlando Tues­ ested in putting out a young orange day. • grove. Woodland Park will be open Sun W A N T E D — OLD CLEAN ijiy and l.alior Day. « - I lc RAGS. A N Y K IN D EX­ Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Garner spent CEPT O L I) SOCKS, Mveral days of lust week ut DuyCOATS, PANTS, OH tor.a Beach. IIED SPREADS. A T TH E H E R A L D OFFICE. 59-tf Complete stock Diamond tires. ^ork after spending several days Game of Moving Is Being Played here on business. He and the famIn Sanford These Days Every day Is moving day in San­ ford. The demand for houses and the high prices for real estate are Mrs. Henry Wight nml son, helping to make many moves and homas arrived home Wednesday the complexion of Sanford is being night from a month's visit to West changed every day. Virginia, Georgia and other points. Mr. ami Mrs. George D. Bishop Mrs. Wight also visited her daugh­ and family will tuke the DeCottes ter, Margaret in Chicago. home on Magnolia avenue. Judge Mrs. W. C. Satcher in company and Mrs. Housholder and family and with her mother, Mrs. C. W. Vnlz- Mrs. Schultz and Carl being forced minger of Longwood left Friday for to move have decided to huy and Dublin and Toccoa. Ga. They nre build. Mrs. Schultz has purchased bp a visit to relatives and will he the \V. J. Thigpen home on Bark gone about two months. avenue ami Judge and Mrs. Hous­ Robert Cobh is home again .after holder have purchased the Trafford spending many months iii France home at the corner of [’ark and with the marine corps. Robert was Ninth and will remodel this for their in the medical department and saw future home. J. J. Dickinson has purchased the much foreign service hut is glnd to home of Mayor and Mrs. J. D. Da­ get hack with home folks again. vison at the corner of Magnolia and Mrs. Robert Herndon, Mrs. Fred Third street and the Davisons will S. Daiger, Jr., and little Frederick, ino"D into their house just east of Misses Muriel and Dora Harrold their former home. and Misses J. A. Harrold were I. F. Rivers having sold his home among the Sanford people visiting on Oak avenue to Mr. and Mrs Jar­ Wight Tire Co ' Mrs. M. M. Stewart is home again Orlnndo Tuesday. vis Is moving into his new home re­ Red Cross announcement in this after u few months spent with her Hon. Forrest Lake transacted busi­ cently purchased of J. E. Pace on itjue is of importance to nil. Read sister among the mountains of North ness in DeLand and Daytona Thurs Magnolia. Mr. and Mrs. StalTuril Carolina. it now. day and carried his daughter, having been dispossessed of this Dixie Drown is home for a few pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. Maude, and Mary Elizabeth Pules* home will take the Herald apart­ weeks’ vacation from points in Ten­ McCullcr's. CG‘ tf ton, Olive Newman and Mildred ments on Magnolia. lion. Cary Landis of DeLand was nessee where he had been for the Holly with him to the beach where Mrs. Fannie Munson will take her in the city Wednesday on legal busi­ past year or more. [they had a great time. home on Myrtle avenue and Sixth The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal ness. Miss Mary Virginia Cox has re­ street recently occupied by Mr. and church expect to hold a bazaar and Buv Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. turned from a delightful vacation Mrs. Jarvis. Mrs. Munson recently fair for three afternoons and nights 55-tf sold her old home place on Fourth of L»ec. Dec. »mi, 2nd, .iru 3rd uno and -mi 4th in the spent at her old home in Birming­ „ „ . . . . . . 1oj Dr D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in . . . . „ . . . ham and at other points in Alabama street. in . v . y.> * i Parish House. 1-tf Dr. Marshall has purchased the Stnford on Monday, Wednesday and Georgia. Her brother accom­ Mrs. K. h, Millen and daughter panied her to Sanford and will re­ Dr. O. J. Miller home on Park ave­ snd Kr ay of each week. 58-tf Mrs. \V. C. Bray with her children main several days the guest of his nue and will occupy it as his reslMrs. Leliter wishes to announce have returned from a visit among '**» .*!-<*. . HKBt, Mr?. G ..r ........... .d-i • ,. ••The Gables’’ will he opened Mon- #|> . .. • ( A. (MTW ------ /1» »f ■»»*> been residing here for yhe past year. iht. N. II. Garner is having the debris u■!> \V. C. Hill and R. A. .Newman, . . . .. , iI Hon. Telfair Stockton of Jackson- of the recent garage fire removed and \ - x course lish and chicken din-, ... . . . . . . ... have purchased the Tralford cottages 8 ... , r„ , ,ville was in the city today cnlhngson will build on the lot at once Price fish suppers 50c, at t h e ! . . . . . • . «*r, i or j g t j <his many friends. He will he a can­ & Coller have the contract for the on Park nveniib between Ninth and Ayres Daytona Beach Hotel. Tenth streets and exgcel to build on didate for U. S. Senator. new building and it may he two Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lane arc E. A. Purnell of Oviedo was in the store rooms or one big one ns store the lots some time in the future. home again after a week’s visit at Sam Igou recently purchased the eity yesterday on business and inci­ rooms seem to he more in demand Daytona Brurli. Bothamly house at the southeast dentally renewed his subscription to than garages. Quart Mason fr>,it jars nt L. P. the Herald for another year. corner of Park avenue amj Miss Mabel Bowler is in the city McCullcr’s. ^ 5G-tf MiT ’ u.’.T?' O. Garner ur- from her home—1 k » » > *■-i.TL. Mm .VV t Willinlns is in the city ffved liiirn’o Sunday after spending Bankston Bros. l„-f inuiiy Sanforu friends nre glad to Item Tampa the guests of her con, a few months umong the Virginiu Roberta, Ga., Jnn.----see Imr again. Miss Bowler is a San­ Rabert and other relatives. Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., mountains. ford girl and resided here for many There’s n man at the curb to Paducah, Ky. D. B. Eames, representing the years before removing to' Jackson­ serve you. 55-tf Gentlemen :Y. M. C. A. as field secretary wns in ville where Mr. Bowler is with the A Mr. Will Wachter of this oouMr. and Mrs. Sheridan Jewett I t|](, cj|y several days of this week A. C. L. Ry. In the claims depart­ try has some hogs that were down have returned home from a trip to investigating the county work. ment. with cholera ami had given up all ( anada and other points north. Robert Holly and Hoy Howard re­ Capt. T. A. Neal of Sanford was a hope of saving them ami would not Commencing Sunday the rates at turned home Sunday night after visitor here yesterday, being en spend one penny on them. I gave the Bark Avenue Cafe will he an spending a month at Laurel Park route to Camp Gordbn, Atlanta, him one 15 pound pail of your B. A. where he will receive his discharge. usual. 50c per meal. 2*2tc (Jump near Hendersonville, N. C. Thomas' Hog Powder and he has I. A. Drginley will begin ginning 0. P. Herndon has returned from Capt. Neal is in the medical service, just come in and paid me for it and cotton next week and will open u few weeks' visit to Daytona Hcach and was stationed at Fort Sam ndvises that every one of his sick Thursday, Sept. 4th, where Mrs. Herndon and little Os­ Houston, Tex., last fall during the iiogs got well ana that he killed I * influenza epidemic.— Times-Union. Munson's swimming pool is now borne are sojourning for the summer, them and now has them in his smoke J. P. Cawood, former city tax as­ house and that ull were as fine as ojien on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Capt. M. W. Lovell was in the Saturdays and Sundays in the after­ city Tuesday enrouto from Lees­ sessor of Orlano was found dead any lip had killed this year. noon. GU-tf I want to add that he said his burg to Daytona Beach where he near that city Tuesday afternoon. He had been in poor health and it is Iiogs were down and so sick that lie Dr. J. S. Nixon of Chuluota was will spend several days with his supposed lie wandered olT and died hud to pry their mouths open and in t!;i city on Wednesday and paid fa mily. in the woods. Mr. Cawood was well his wife poured the powder down the Herald otlivc an appreciated A card from Dr. Brownlee who is known in Sanford where he visited their throats. visit. now at his old home in Georgia upon many occasions while lie was please find cheek in full of my ac­ WHEN YOU T H I N K OF C A N states that lie will he home next engaged in tax work in the court count and with kindest regards we DY T H I N K OF T H E K A N D Y week alter taking a month’ s vaca­ house at Orlando. heg to remain, KITCHEN. IF IT H A S S U G A R tion. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Gonzalez Yours very truly, in i t we have it . star Mrs. James Moughlon bus ar­ and family left on Monday for Mi­ Bankston Bros. THEATRE B U IL D IN G . 49-tf rived home after spending the past ami where they will make their For sale by Merchants Grocery t'o. Mr>. ('has. Hell and son of ■W’ nslt- month with relatives and friends in future home. Mr. Gonzalez who is G4*5lc. ington, l>. t ’., are in the city the Michigan and other states in the with the Baker & Holmes wholesale suwt- of Min. Bell's sister, Mrs. i north. grocery will have headquarters in Notice G. I> Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. I.. P. Hagan have Miami hereafter. The many friends T o Stockholders Sanford Building & returned from Daytona Beach, where Hi -lire ami read the Bed Cross of the Gonzalez family regret their Loan Association: announu-ment in this issue of the Mrs. Hagan and the children spent departure from Sanford where they All stockholders are requested to several weeks the guests of the have resided for so many years ami he present at the monthly meeting wish them prosperity in their new De riiiirimnuiuMunKnmtiMtiUiHinnnmtimMniinto Neptune. of the hoard of directors of the SanMrs. W. T. Wlifeless and daugh­ home. fxrd Building &■ Loan Associniton to ters, Miss Surah and little Bottle are Mrs. A. D. Pnrrish has returned he held at their otllce on Monday, home again uftcr two months spent from a pleasant visit to Tampa September 22nd, for the purpose of pleasantly among the mountains of where she selected a fine building lot amending by-laws. in Hyde Park. Mr. Parrish Is al­ SANFORD, FLORIDA f Georgia. Sanford Building & Loan Assn. Mrs. Grace Williams, the Misses ready located nt Tampa and Mrs. By T. J. Miller, President. Sunday, August .list. Hutchinson ami Miss Carrie Gray Parrish ami Harvey will go there In Attest: spent Sunday ut Duytunu Beach, a few weeks nml they will build a A. P. Connelly, Secretary. motoring over in Miss Beulah Hut­ home there. Their many Sanford 2-4tc friends will regret to lose this estim­ chinson's car. Mrs. C. W. bhinholser returned able family from Sanford hut wish Meat Prices Stabilized home yesterday after a delightful them prosperity in their new home. New York, Aug. 27.— In an effort visit with her son and daughter. Mrs. Elton Moughton and little to stabilize meat prices the commit­ Mr., and Mrs. Frank Miller in Mil- daughter arrived in the city Mon­ tee on fair prices for meat of the day and surprised her family and ledgoville, Ga. New York State Association nt Subject Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Vincent were many friends. As Miss Lucy Whit- United Master Butchers of America in the city yesterday enrouto to ncr Mrs. Moughton is known to tiday agreed upon a tentative fair their home in Vertf from Tampa. every one in Sanford and is receiving schedule covering eighteen basic Mrs. Vincent is the sister of Mrs. a warm welcome home. She will he meat items. The list will lie given a the guest of her mother, Mrs. 1. N. R. J. Holly. trial during the month of Septem­ WhitncF for several weeks. Mr. and Col. and Mrs. 1. E. Webster, Miss ber. Mrs. Moughton are now residing In Maude Shutts of Gainesville and The margins agreed upon are two Birmingham where Mr. Moughton Miss Lona Clancey of Williston were cents higher than those in effect has a good position. in the city Suturday enrouto to Or­ during the wartime period, hut it The Herald is huVmg plenty of lando Irom Daytona Beach. was understood that reductions in aggravation these days in getting in wholesale prices would enable them Mrs May Seely bus returned from •SI IIJECT:—“ I’raycr, us u means new machinery and getting it into of growth I n grace.” a month's visit to Boston and other to sell at lower than wartime fig­ shape for the daily paper nml for the points in the New England states. ures. The maximum fair margin hig rush of business that wo expect profit schedule agreed upon today She will resume her duties witli the this full. Getting anything shipped f dlows: Truck Growers Co. in a few days. these days [s some job and if the Beef of good and medium steers, Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Garner re paper is delayed some or Is not up turned home Sunday after spending to standard our readers can guess chuck steak L'lc a pound; whole the summer at Waynesboro, Vu.,1just how we^arc fixed. ’ But when cross rib 20c; cut cross rib 24c; stew stopping over in Washington, I). C., we are equipped we will give you a heef 1.1c. I'ria c h in g 8:30 P. M . nml Macon, G a „ enroute home. Hinds nnd ribs of good ami medi­ real paper. Subject um steers, sirloin steak 17c; bottom The many friends of Dr. L. R. C. If. Dingec was In the city yes­ Philips will he glad to learn that he terday and today on business and round DJc; rih roast prime, 18c; recently passed through a successful calling on his many friends. There whole top sirloin cut, 15c; cut top operation at a sanitarium In New never was a more popular man in sirloin, 19c. York and is on the road to recovery. Sanford than Charlie Dingco and his Lamb: Leg of lamb, 14c; rih Mrs. Frunk Mllteer and attractive many friends arc glad to know that chops, l i t ; chuck, 1c; stew ulmbs, .little daughter, Frances Fair, who he is doing well in Jacksonville under cost 4c, have spent some time here as the where he and Mrs. Dingee are now Pork, products: Smoked lmms, guests of her mother, Mrs. Marie making their home. But we predict unwrapped, 8 to 10 pounds, 8c u You arc welcome! Smith left Saturday for her home in that some xf these days they "will pound; smoked shoulder, picnics, 2 ) j W* W H IT E , P. C. | Fort Myers. wander hack again" and make their to 7 pounds, 7c; smoked bacon, un­ Dir: T. S. HulT has returned to N e w ) home in the best town in the state. wrapped, l i e : pork chops, ends, siiintmrt:m imamjnnwnmjiaetnnna I RCHURCH S t1 || FMETHODIST V isit The Baptist Temple S u n d ay A u g u st 3 1 st 11:45 A .M . .* “VISION and TASK” 8:30 P .M . .* “FLORIDA of FRANCE” An account of trip to Meditcranean Coast in France, Marseilles, Nice, Menton, Monte Carlo and Italy. D p. Geo. H ym an W ill S p eak Solo b y Mr, Claus i Mrs. A. M. Phillips. Choir Director. Miss Virginia DeCourscy. Ass’! Pianist P . S.— A visit to the Sunday School at 10:30 A. M . will be worth while. John D. Jinkins, Supt. Schelle Maines, General S ecy 8c; pork chops, middle, t Jr p Mi l . i i . . iji "^the margins nre based on "cash tor our Interest and if it Is necessary and carry" and do not include the to spend some money to defend our­ selves. We stand together and di­ rc.,.t of deliverv service. vided we fall. MORE ON CATTLE D IP P IN G . --------- $ A Letter From E. II. KIIbee 1 want to state a few facts why 1 have taken up-the matter cf- . dipping. 1 was forced to by threats from other counties. They stated that they were dipping in their coun­ ties and if we dod not dip that the owners of any eattle crossing the line to other counties would he lined one thousand dollars. This being a fact I have done ail I could to get ready to protect our county from trouble. I bring one of five chosen by my people to represent them I felt it was my duty to do what 1 could to protect them so I did what I could in that line to get ready. So we did and began dipping and dipped three months just us our Sta’ e Sanitary Board told us to do. The Sanitary Board told us we could get rid of the cattle tick in si;: months. > The State Boanl also said Orange and Lake counties were tick free and we could he in six months if we would dip regularly. When we had dipped three months Orange, Lake and other counties called a meeting at Orlando, Fin., when Orange nnd Luke counties stated that they had dipped two years and they were nt t free from ticks nml at that time saw no way of getting rid of them until it was state wide and we all agreed to stop dipping. 1 knnv it became a law to dip cattle in Seminole county ami the law in constitutional. But is it right to enforce the law just because It is a law when it is not doing any good and is a great hardship on the cattle men. 1 ask every man who has the right to enforce the law to give it a care­ ful consideration before doing it. County Commissioner of Fifth District of Sem­ inole County. Be Sure when y o u purchase a brush for any purpose you receive lasting satis­ faction. T h e REXAM , Store BRISTLE s GOODS are this sort j MILITARY BRUSHES HAIR COMPLEXION ” ft INFANT ft TOOTH ft NAIL ft CLOTH T h is is bristles goods week nnd you will be repaid by the values displayed. BOWER & R O U M ILIAT The REXAI.L Store Phono 125 SANFORI), - - - FLORIDA Sunday School - 10:30 A. M. I Preaching 11:45 A .M . IWhat is Man?I Grayer Meeting 8:30 P. M. Wednesday Senior League - 7:30 P. M. "High Cost oi Liv­ ing a n d W age.” c. 1 T H ER E is no time in the life of a man when he is more susceptible to training, to discipline, than during boyhood days. Many a aucccHsful ’.UMincsn man of today owes his success in large measure to proper training as a boy. Don't you think your boy's future Is worth the starting of account for him today? a hank �AUGUST 20. 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD McCluney— Green W e Do Y o u r Vulcanizing RIG H T th e F i r s t T im e Although our w ork is guaranteed it dont com e back to be done over. : : : W e’ll say it’s some satisfaction to auto owners to know that the “extra” tire or tube will stand up if needed. Bring your next job to us and be cons vinced. Sanford Cycle Co. “A Service Id (o Get You Out of Trouble” Phone 251-W Sanford, Florida r* CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET OF O I* I N I O N "JUST BETWEEN YOU A N D ME" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes nntl Fnlth, "He'll Print 'em"*** So Snjs Sauntcrcr. The llelter Thing ... . . <• «. »• ■• With a conseienee elean Thnn win by a triek unfair; It is better to fail and to know you’ ve been (W hatever the prise was) square, Than to claim the joy of a far-olf t**o * al And the cheers of the standers-hy down deep in your in* 115 Park Ave. Hut many a day in the future lies was not only spending his money When he’ ll wish he had met defeat; but his time for the upbuilding of For the man who lost shall be glad the city and helping to make the kicker's property more valuable and at heart these same kickers today are enjoy­ And walk with his head up high. ing tin1 prosperity made possible by While his conqueror knows he must these same men who worked day and [day the part night for the things that we needed Of a cheat and a living lie. here most. • The prize reoms fair when the light is on Hut save it is truly won, y -ki ng when the I ^crowds are gone; For It stands for a false deed dope, And It’s tietter you never should reach your goal Than ever success to buy At the price of knowing down in your soul That your glory is all a lie. Detroit Free Press. ■• ■• • • > Heautiful in its simplicity was tha marriage of Miss Gertrude Green to Rev. J. E. McCluney of Franklin, Term., which took place nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. llrower at noon Sunday, Aug. 24th. WhenYourSpringBreaks Let us inspect your battery FREE, put dis­ tilled water in FREE. We make a special­ ty of electrical troubles on autos and guarantee all our work. Wc also have * competent mechanics to overhaul your car and can give you satisfactory service if your troubles arc large or small. Wc are the ofTIcia! service station for the famops The living room was prettily dec­ orated In pink roses, peach blow hibiscus and nspnragus fern. T o tha strains of Mendelssohn’ s Wedding March played liy Mrs. Tom Getzen, little Jack Getzen bearing the ring in a pink hibiscus preceded the bride who entered the living room on the arm of her uncle, Mr. Hrower, who gave her away in marriage. She was met by the groom at the beautifully Improvised altar of roses and ferns where the marriage ceremony was . impressively performed by Dr. Geo,’ Hyman in the presence of the fam-j ily and a few favored friends. The bride was indeed lovely in her simple though exquisite dress of white silk georgette with white hnt, shoes and gloves. She carried a shower bou­ quet of white roses and asparagus fern. Immediately nfter the cere­ mony a most delicious obi fashioned southern dinner was served. P hiladelphia 1® m%W‘ „a Mrs. McCluney is the accomplish­ ed niece of Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. Hrower of- this city'. She is a gradu­ ate of the Emerson School of ora­ tory, Hoston, Mass. She was at one time teacher of oratory in the Sunford High School, but for several years past has been connected with ........ is and colleges in distant cities. The groom is a man of high in­ tegrity and sterling worth, lie lias only recently been installed as pas­ tor of the Cumberland Presbyterian rh p Fra' )1-lie, Tcnn., where after a short visit to the groom’s parents in Gadsden. Ala., they ail! he at home to their friends. Mrs. Met limey’s many Florida friends wish for her a long life of happiness and great usefulness in her newhome. Sanford Battery Service Co. L. A. RENAUD, Prop. 203 Oak Avenue WE Newspapers, they Phone 189 HAVE FOUND IT! DAISY T ILE A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impenimis to Water,'Uhonibitl Dcrnmpoiitian, Atmosphere and Moisture. Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric nnd Pirrlc Acid tests in the construction of Its Immense acid plants. Our supply is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAKE C O U fT IE fS, FLA. Slock In yards and 2.'S,000 ready for shipment. J M A H O N E Y -W A L K E R CO . H A M O Itl), II.OIMIIA IXli F ertilizer M aterials C O T T O N SEED M E A L CASTOR PO M ACE TANKAG E ASHES South Carolina, seemed to be well founded. v Guaranteed 18 Months Lei YOUR next BATTERY be a PHILADELPHIA. The bride’s going away dress was a midnight blue French serge coat suit, with lace waist and accessories to match. And now the Sanford Hoard of Trade is contemplatin'’ a campaign lor me hi tiers h ip s and every man in the county who really want* to do something lor his coun­ ty should pay up his membership dues if he is a member and should become a member if he is not a member. The Hoard of Trade will hold a rousing meeting in a few days and this body that has accomplished Stirring Up Troulde so much in the past will get bury Washington, Aug. 26.—Soviet in­ again for the winter season terests apparently ure supplying the • * » funds for a propaganda to stir up * Every city, village and hamlet in race antagonism in the United the United States is doing some­ States, according to information nowthing for the returned soldiers. in the iiands of the department of They are getting up lug meetings, justice. Officials of the department barbecues, picnics, etc., and building said today that charges of an organ­ memorial buildings and showing the ized propaganda made in the house hoys that they are appreciated nnd that the people are glad to welcome yesterday by Rep. Hyrnes, democrat, * What a lot of tim e lost nnd en­ A cheat you must live and die. ergy expended here upon different questions when it could all be solved W h o wins by a triek must take the quickly and intelligently by a meet­ prize, ing of the Hoard of Trade, providing And walk with his head up high. of course we had every business man in Sanford in the Hoard of Trade. What a pleasure it is to go to other BMMBM cities and even towns where they have an active Hoard of Trade and them hack home, Hanford is not do­ see how they solve these questions. ing anything for the boys but the Daughters of the American Revolu­ tion will take up the plan of building * A few years ago it was my pleas­ them a suitable memorial in the r»>* u re to he a member of the Sanford near future and I hope it will not he Hoard of Trade when the directors an anli. Memorial arches are nice held a meeting several times a week A U T O OW NERS to look at but they do not mean and they would gather round the anything !.i the young life of the table at the hotel at six in the even­ C a ll on us for exact boys. W hat we want here is a me­ ing and for two hours discuss the d u p lica te of your morial building on the lakefront, a questions of moment and how many broken spring, building that will he a place where difficult situations in our everyday n n d rccclvu life were smoothed out at those the boys can go for recreation, for athletics and for dancing or any oprlng sat­ meetings. Orlando is doing this other form of amusement that they stunt now with a meeting at noon of isfaction may need and when the D. A. ll. the Hoard of Trade and these lu n ch ­ t h a t la takes up this matter I hope they eons are doing lug things for Or­ re al. will go in for the real thing. Our lando. soldier hoys have not been welcomed home as they should have been and ' I also remember that some of the we should make it up to them with kickers here sab! the money of the something substantial, something Hoard of Trade was being spent for that will he of service to them in the dinners when in fact every director years to rninc They want service was paying for his own meal and for they gave service SANFORI) FLORIDA • * • Free SERVICE! snid, were springing up over tin* country to spread the propaganda and sow discord among the negroes. Agents of the departments of jus­ tice are investigating. Facts L E T US Q U O T E YO U O N YO U R R E Q U IR E M E N T S O F A L L K IN D S O F M A T E R IA L — W E W IL L S A V E YO U M 0 N E Y A N D G IV E Y O U — GOOD S E R V IC E — thus far developed lend otHcinls to believe that 1. W. W. and soviet influence C H A SE & C O M PA N Y were at the bottom of the recent rare riots in Washington and Chicago. Sanford, Florida B. & 0. MOTOR CO. oneySaye r •JHeW CombinaiioipAMERICAN .if BENCE Specification H ! It 4 tk IV ' “ . O Inch i l i y i | t i p to 20 Inch Maidhi t] Inch ttayl obnvt 20 tnch Itolghl It'* * A man told me today that San­ ford would soon have thirteen gar­ ages in the city and his eyes stuck out on his cheeks when lie told it. Well, what of It? Did you over to think that Hanford and Seminole county has more cars for tin- popu­ lation than any other community in the United Stales? Did you ever stop to think that there is as much money here as any other com­ munity in the United States? Why shouldn’ t we have more garages than any other place? Anti if any people are entitled to ride in ears certainly our hard working com­ munity is entitled to them. We have put it over and we are entitled to all the pleasure that wo can get out of this life and if the people want ears and gnrnges and can af­ ford the pleasure let them have it. Eh, what? • W e are sole agents for American Steel & Wire Company. W e have a com plete stock and o u r prices arc right. HILL HARDWARE CO. • D. C. Marlowe, Chairmnn. Mrs, R. A. Uerheun, Secretary. Optimistic Thought. Suavity will collect more blit* than itlifen l»»v«y!t5. C 1 8 cen ts a p a ck a g e l • Free Red Cross Training Classes The middle of September the local Red Cross Chuptcr will bring a trained Red Cross nurse to Seminole county for the purpose of training classes in home care of the sick, hygiene and sanitation, without any cost to the individual. Manuals will also he provided. All those who desire to take ad­ vantage of this opportunity will please notify the secretary at once, ns the manuals must he here when the I nsrtuctor arrives. AM ELS’expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos answers every cigarette desire you ever had! Camels give such universal delight,such unusual enjoyment nnd satisfaction you'll cull them a cigarette revelation! If you’d like » cigarette that does not leave any unpleasant cigarctty aftertaste or unpleasant cigarctty odor, s m o k e Camels! If you hunger for a rich, mellow-mild cigarette that has all that desirable cigarette "body”—well, you get some Camels as quickly as you cun! Camels’ expert blend makes all this delightful quality possible. Your personal test will prove that Camel Cigarettes are the only cigarettes you ever smoked that just seem made to meet your taste I You will prefer them to either kind of to­ bacco smoked straight! Compare Camels for quality and satisfaction with any cigarette in the .world ut any price 1 Camala are ■olil every where in • d e n lM o ally aealed parka^e* Of 20 ci4mretlee; or ten packager (200 cifiarrtte*) in a ine.paper*covered carton. We afrung/y recommend (h i t carton fo r the homa or office aupply. or when you travel. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY \Yiti'l.n.^tl«ni, N. C. • W w ie .* �anri: / AUGUST 29, 1919 TH E SANFORD TOtRALD NEW HOSPITAL w gets a start TUESDAY N IG H T ( C o n t i n u e d f r o m , p a c e I) Cliurch— Hurry Kent and Mrs. Chon. Williams. First R ep re se n tin g Methodist c h u r c h — W- M. Haynes and Mrs. H. H. C h a p p e ll - Representing First rreshytenan . C. Du Hose and Mrs. R. Church - H j. Holly. All R ep resenting Souls' Catholic Church— F. W. Roman Mahoney acen fit to call from our midst that earnest Christian amt our be­ loved sister, Mrs. S. M. Peabody, and whereas this incident marks the close of n life of signal Christian ef­ fort and simplicity, and whilst we feel the loss to the community is great, we feel that her reward will he in keeping with the earnest Chris­ tian life she led; Resolved, That the Wesley Brotherhood Class of the First Methodist Church express a sincere frntcrnal appreciation of Sis­ ter Peabody as n co-worker in the cause of our Master, nmi express to the family their heartfelt and sincere sympathy for them in their irrepar­ able loss. Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions he printed in the Sanford Herald and transmitted to the fam­ ily. Wesley Brotherhood Class, By D. S. Hubhett, President. and Mrs. J- H. Roumlllat. Representing Geneva w . A. Whitcoinh and Mrs. K* Curlctt. Representing Chuluota— G. M. Jaf0t,, and Mrs. J. W. Nixon. Representing Oviedo T . I.. I.in­ to and Mrs. S. W. Swope. Representing Altamonte— J. . The Oiteen and Mrs. v\. It. Ballard. ^ Representing Long wood— C. W. Cntzminger and Mrs. J. A. Bistline. Representing Monroe—J. W. Hell and Mrs. H. K. Lake. Representing County Commtssioners-L. A. Briitnlcy. Representing City Council — R. A. Adopted French Child of the E »«t Side Primary School Jfew m an. At l a r g e — Mrs. It. A. Terhoun, Alfa. w. D. Turner, T . W. Lawton, F. P. F o r s t e r , It. J. Holly and Mrs. A. K. Hill. ReMilulions Whereas the Divine Father has 'Iliere can b e no doubt as io the merit oi Cardui, the w om an’s tonic, in the treatment o i m any t r o u b le s p e c u l i a r to wom en. T h e thousands of wom en w h o have been helped by C ardui in the past 40 years, is c o n d u ­ cive proof th2t good medicine for w om en w h o suffer. It should help you, too. Take CARDUI The Woman’s Tonic h M rs. N . C. V arn er, o f Hixson, T en n ., w rites: " I w as passing through the . . . M y back an d sides w ere terrible, and my suffering indescriba­ ble. I can’t tell just h o w and w here I hurt, about all over, I think . . . I began Cardui, an d m y pains gre w less and less, until I w a s cured, i am rem arkably strong for a wom an Gd years o f age. Tin? arcompanytnK photograph is the picture of little Germaine Baheau, the fatherless French child adopted hy tye Junior Bed Cress school auxiliary of the Hast Side Primary School of this city. The letter is from Germaine's mothfcr nnd was duly received only a few dnya ago by Mrs Arrington, who with her yountf pupils is ureatly pleased and interested in the child t f their adoption. As is customary, the little j;irl has been adopted by the school for one year hut it is the hope of the teachers that nil of the pupils will renew their Junior membership in October which will insure their care of Germaine for another year. Following is the letter from the little Kiri’s mother; Brion sur Once, 11 July, 1919. 1do all my Housework.’' Dear Miss: I beg you to excuse me, please, for waitini; so Io nk before answerinu your letter with the money you sent me in April for Germaine's picture. Here all the photographers were soldiers at the front and I waited until they returned. I am not satis­ fied with the little picture the man * « made that is here for you sent money enough for a larger one nnd Onf. Inch Card* Will Up Published Un­ der This flmtling At The Kn,o Of S7.7 I will send you one right now. I V r Year Dear Miss, I thank you many limes and I feel that I am very much indebted to you and your pu­ pils for your interest in my little girl. i. a ir r e h Thank also your little pupils who o o p ’i: i n t i i i : c o u n t h o u s e wrote such nice words of praise of SANFORD - F L O R ID A her. My girl is going to school hut she is not able to write any letter to you yet. T i l l n u s IM M I.T WILSON I will tell you that she was all the K. FERGUSON IIOUSIIoMmh companion I bad after her father tvn* killed in the war in 1'H-t That terrible war has ruined many situu LA W Y E R S tioni. | BUSINESS CARDS 1 SCIIULLE MAINES Wilson & Hoasbolder - Florida ATLANTI C HOTEL llay iind Hugiin Sis. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. •Ml railroud ticket offices in building. Center of every'ling. All modern improve* n,,’ftt«. First class in every W:,y. Hot and cold running water in rooms. Rules, $1.00 up. IliiKin and tinth $1.50 up L. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. We Still Have Good Envelopes at I 5c a Ckg. HERALD PRINTING COM PANY'. Other Supply Dept. I'honr 143 Sanford, Florida c Commissioner* of Sentinel* County, Florldi, at the office ot aald board at ifR* court hou*n In Sanford, Florida, on or belor* ten o'clock a. m. on the 2nd day ol September A. D. 1919, fnr the ricavatlon and construction nl the ditch**, drain* or canal* and lateral ditch**, drain* or canal* In the Jessup Drainage III*Irlrt. Each bid mu*t be accompanied by a certi­ fied check in the lum of Five Hundred (f.'.oo) Dollar*, payable to laid board, a* an rvldrntr ol good lalth. Cellmate I total yardage, Sfi.flfiO cubic yard!. Thl* quantity I* only apprntlmale, being given a* a uniform had* for comparl•on of Idd*. and (he aald board reservr* the right to increase or decrease the amount ol aald yardage a* may be deemed n*vv*«ary. All bid* ahall be made upon a form to be furnished. The board r»ecrve* the right to reject any and alt bid*. The •uccesslul bidder * be required to give a bond equal to 2 .’> per rent of the amount of hi* or their bid, computed upon the bail* of the yardage above mentioned, with a Surety Company qualified to writ* such bond* in the State of Florida, a* surety thereon; the Surety Company and form of bond to be approvrd by said board. A ropy of plana, specification* and pro­ file* and proposed contract, bond and form ol bid n.nv lie obtained upon application to the undersigned upon making a deposit ol Ten Dollar*, thl* sum to be refunded when said plan*. *p-rlflcal|«nt, etr., have hrrn re­ turned. Hy order of the Hoard of County Com­ missioner* ol Semin-!- County, Florida. I seal I K. A. II.U G L A S S , 6 V ite Clerk. firlby Flnrgan, Joseph Flnrgan, Mr*. H. !.. Lambert, Jamea MrElroy Farramor*. Agne* I’arramore, KOI* Far remora and EHtabetU Farramor*. a* helm of aald Joseph Flnegan, deceased, In and In the 8 W>V of N K ' f of Section 18, Tp. 20 8 . Itange I I East and the N Vt'H of 8 H|< of Section 18. Tp. 29. 8 Itange 31 East In Seminole County, Florida. E. E. flit A ll V. Sheriff Seminole County, Fla. Gl'Str. t I* further ordered that thlt notlca bt f iluhlished one* each week for twelve week* n the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pubHalted In flemlnol* County, Florid*. Witney* my hand and offirlal aeal of the •aid Circuit Court thl* the Ath day of Aug­ ust. 1919. | (Seal) • E. A. DOUGLASS Clerk, Circuit Court. Schelle Malnei, Solicitor for Complainant. f iV llte , --------------------- ;------------------------------------- 1 In Clrralt Courl of Ifae Hescnlh Judlrl* In Clrmll Coart ?lh Judlrlal Cirralt, Hamlrircull of Florida, Seminole County, In nolo C n n n ly , F larld a . In C h an cre* , Chanrrry. In re I’etltlnn of Fannie C. D*v|%: a A firrl«l C. to Randall, Complainant Woman, v* irrder and !Jc*n»* William Atkinson Daniel, Luther C. Porter, ThU matter, coming on to be heard thla The Portsmouth Trust * Curaant-e Co.- day before me upon the report of E. .F. HoutAlice C. Hill. Da*Id Daniel, A. D. Star- hotdrr, special master h*r*tofore appointed bird, and all unknown person* claiming to take and report tesllmony at to the r a p i­ any lntrrr*t by. through or under the d ly , competency and qualifications of peti­ above natnrd parties or cither of them, a* tioner to take charge at and rninage her lis-lr*, d*vl«rrw legatee*, grantee* or other­ estate. With hi* opinion thereon, the ruurt, wise, and all other unknown person* claim­ having esamined the report amf the testi­ ing any Interest in and to the said land* In­ mony, find* tba- the aald Fannie C. Davie volves! In *ild suit, et al I* qualified to take eharte of anJ manage hrr NOTICK o r E I.E C T IO E Order el Conalrurtlve Service. estate, and thereupon it it hereby ordered, Notice la hereby given that an election To all unknown partle* claiming Interest adjudged and decreed that the *aid master'* *111 be held a t the several Foiling placet In by, thrsiugh or under William Atklnaon Dan­ report be and tho *aroe U hereby approved Seminole County, Florida, on th* 16th day iel, Luther C. Porter. The Portsmouth Trust ami confirmed. ol September 1919 purauant to Chapter A Cuaranteo Co., Alice C. Hill, David Lee 6193 o( the I n , of Florida, Acle of 1919, F U R T H E R ORD ERED . A D IU D G Daniel, and A. D, fitarbirrl, as heirs, devisers, EDIT AIS Entitled An Act to Prohibit Hog* or Swine N D D E C R E E D , That the petitioner, grantee*, legatees nr olherwlte, or any or the runnln . or roaming at large In tald county, aaiil Fannie C. Davis, be and *lin I* here­ Other sd them and all unknown persons, by granted lirento lor the purpoee ot adopting or rejecting the to lake charge of and corporation* or association* claiming an manage her r*tate ami property, to control provision* ol tald act, tald election to be Interest In the following described land* the *ame, to contract and be contracted held in aceordar.cn with d ia lin g l a » » govern­ situate in Seminole County, F’lorlda, to-wllt with, to sue and be *jri|, and to become a ing general election*, Including the qualltlLot* I to 28 inclusive (lets Lots I and 6) free dealer and bind herself In all respect* a* cation ol voter*. W. A. A D. I.. Daniel'* Subdivision of the The lolloping elector* have been appointed HE If of Sec 10, T w p 21 8 . Range 29 E. II the were unmarried. to runduct tald election and to ranvaaa and Done and ordered In Chamber* at DeLind 130 nrres more or lea*. make return* Ilf the vote* ca»t in thr several In Ihr Cirrull Court o f the Seienlh Judlrlal You and each of you are herrhy ordered to Florid* ihi* the 2nd m y til August 1919. JtS . W. I 'E K K I N S precinct*, rr* pec lively, the ln*t named to act Circuit nT Florida. Seminole Cnunly. In be and appear befo;^ our said Circuit Court a* clerk Judge. Chancery, • at the Court House in Sanford, Florida, on 63-Hc I’ rcclnct No I. Tim Keane, F. K. 45 lc» J. F. I.aing, Joined by J. K. t.alng, her hus­ the 3rd day of Nov, A. It. 1919. then ami band. there to make answer to the bill ol complaint A. W. Wathen and W. F. Shelley. In (hr Circuit Court, Sesenlh Judicial Cir­ Complainant* herein filed against yuul Frerinct No 2 A. 8 . Ilawkin*. J. C. Moffett cuit, In and for Seminole Count*. Florida vt. Jas. A. Johnaon inn J. W. Hell. It Is fufthcr ordered that thl* i.ntire he in Chancery. Precinct No .1 . C. I.. Ilritt, fj. F. I’avton, Wm. (I. Andenrled. It. II. Itamsey, Cro. II published once a * n k for twelve week* In Morton, Individually and at trustee, Cal­ lhe_S»nford Herald, a newspaper published Albert Hall, Complainant David Speer, and F. I*, Itlm *, Freclnct No. I. A. A. Hick*. F. A. John­ vin A. Pnare, Anna C. Woodbrldge, Indl- In Seminole County, Flor da. R"sa M, Hall, Defendant. viduallv and sv trustee, Albert (J. Eavi-s aon. A. V. Mctiulnn and Leonard Kelt. Witness my hand and seal ol said Circuit To Rota M. H a l l , ----- Streei, In lUnipphs, Freclnct No, T. l „ Cuiblnr, N. J. Tan­ nnd ttichlr Wondbrldge, and all unknown Ind. person* claiming Interest, by through or un­ Court, thl* the 7th day ol Aug. 1919. ner, l>. C, Walcott and II, It. McCad (Seal) E. A. H um ;LASS ll appearing from the affilavit of Albert Freclnrt No 6. J. W. Flynt, O. T. Feter*. der any of the above named defendant*, Clerk ol Circuit Court Seminole Co. t'jj. either as heirs, devisees, grantees, legate-* Hall herein duly filed that he I; complainant J. V. Wick*, and M. E. Dooley. E. F. Hi. us holder or otherwise, and all unknown person* claim­ in the above entitled rause and that it is the Frerinct No. 7, It. K. Itobrrt*. J. E. Sny­ Solicitor 6VI3tc belief Cat (ho defendant, Rosa If. Hall, it ing interest by, through or uniter Jrsylo C. der, (>. (!.Jacob* and I.. It. Collin*. Murphcy and J. Richmond Murphoy, her a non-resident of the State of Florida and Freclnct No. M. C. K. Mather*. S. E. that «he Is a rr-ident of a state of the United Mather*. F. K. Itrddilt tnd A. W. Moreman. huthand. now deceased, as heirs, devisees, ligalees, or otherwise, and all other unknown In Cirrull Court of ifiV Setrnlh Judirla Slate* other tha t the State of Florida and Freclnct No. 9 T. D. Hartley, T. F. Lewi* persons claiming any Inters tt In and to tald J. A. Iliitiinc, and J. N. Searcy. Cirrull ol Florida, Seminole I'ounlf. In is a r.-.Iil. nt of toe Slate r.f Indiana, ret'dlng at -----Street In the City of tndianapotli Chtnrrr*, Freclnct No. 10 . Jamea Heed, J. <!. Mar­ property fnvlovrsl In tald suit. Defendants. Indiana ami that there is no person in tho tin. A. 0. Sjoblom and A. E. SJoldum. J. F. I.aing, JoInid by J. E I.aing, tier hut- Slat., of Florid* the service of a subpoena Order ol Constructive Srrvlce Frerinct No. II. J. W. Deteen. A. W. band. Complainant*, upon wrhom would bind the defendant To all unknown parties claiming Interest Mullen, A. II. Fuller and W. )l. Ilallard. v*. and that it Is hi* belief the age of lh* de­ by, through or under Wm. <1. Andenrled. Said election to be bald In accordance K. II. Itamsey, Cro. 11. Msirlon. Individually Wm. G. Andenried, R. II. Ramtvy, Geo. H. fendant D over twenty-one year*. Morton. Individually ami a* trustee, Cal­ with the , a » » ot Florida governing th» hold­ at trustee, Calvin A. I'osgc. Albert (t. You are therefore ordered to appear to vin A. I'oage, Anna C. Woodbriilge, Indi­ ing of general election* In *ald, elate and re­ and Eaves, Richie Wondbrldge ansi Jessie C. vidually and n* trustee, Albert G. Eaves, this hill on Monday the 6th day of October turn* to be made to the clerk and chair­ Murphcy ansi J. Richmond Murphcy, her A. D. 1919, the same bring a Rule Day of and Itlrhie Woodbriilge, ami all unknown man of the Hoard id County Commissioner* hutbanil, at hrjr*. slevisees. grantees, legatees person* rlalmlng any Interest by, through thl* Courl til said County. or otherwise sir any or rlther ol them, anil all or under any id the above named defend­ ft It further ordered that thf* notice be Done by order ol the Hoard Ad County unknown perann*. corporation* or asturlaant*, either a* heir*, dcvlaeea, grantee*, Publish. ! * si.' - • i.:vk» lit l'*w CummlMluncr* ol Seminole County. Florida tlon*. rlalmlng ats Ints-rrsl In the following I — J *— u 1 ^ JII‘,' t 4 — * all unknown J'l'f,..L. , . ..i.'..,, u newspaper published In (Seal! E. A. DCUIul.ASS d fieri bed r* t ‘ frs K*i -* *. 9UII8 t i»4 1 tciitiic irilrrvat Iiv IhriMlih ur undrr Seminole County, Florida. Clerk ol Hoard of ( ’ » ' • * ' lv, Florida, to wit': Ifigin at intefscetton "I Jc-iAir (!, Murphoy ami J. lUchm ^i 1 M»*ph ' • min'd. ... 1 ) , Vt it ness, K. A. Douglass. Clerk ol the East Line of Mellonville Avc., will: s.oitli phov, hrr hutbami, now ib criffd , a* hrlr* Circuit Court and the seal thereof thla 23rd 61-Mr. sine stf S*c. Ill run North along Mrltssnville |i'|i ! ffi or olhrr'fc u11 •lay ol July A. D. 1919. Avc., 162 yarils. East at right angles 162 uthrr unknown im r»on« IflltT* E. A. DOUGLASS. Chrk. South at right angles 162 yards. n l tn ami In •afil property inv In iaiil In the rircu ll Court, S r t r B l h Judl>|«t Cir­ yards. Ily V. M. Dougla**. D. C. West 162 yards, Ss-e. 30 Twp. I '• S Range ftutt. DrUniUtita. cuit. of Florida, In and for Ncmlmilr Coun­ A. K. 1 ‘ower*, 31 K. • ty. In C hanrrry Urilrr of Conrtruciive S«r Soliritor lor Cotnplalnr t. Ci-ilc Vou and each of you are hereby ordered II. J. I.o lie an and Alma Thorman, To Ihv l)r(rnr»nt«, Wm* (*. Amlrnrlrtl, to be and upprar before our aald Circuit U. II. lia im*<fy» (i* o* II* M or too, Inill v hi mall v Complainant*, Court at the Court Huuss. n Sanford, FI* on ii ml a* tru *«•***» Cal ¥In A. I'm Albert <*• the 3rd slay ssl Nov, A. D. UM9, then and* Kivi'i and llirhio WouijbrlilKei Cordelia E. *11111 end William Henry ths-re to make answer to the bill of rompUInt Hill, her husband: all unknown parIt appraring from the awurn bill of rumherein tilsol ai-*in*t you. lies claiming Interests under Cordelia It l> furthsr ordrrs'd that thl* notice be plaint herein flleil that your pUcv of rr^lE. 11III and William Henry Hill, her ^ -*••! ?hnt ;*w„ •w».*r ,•# I iIfs" Tj*!. *..;**-. slop r untl c o l i .i s i o ST.k -. publishes! since a wsrk lor twelve ».*"*'• In. ,I»-nrr i husband, or either ol them, nr other. - . 2 .oiici* Issued by Ihe M.OHIDA STATfci the Fanfnnl llsralil, a newspapsr, pufifishrd tin* io'i' of i yeara; Ise. In the land described bvta-yi * i« ihrrefun* tlnfi-reil that y«>u ami each AUTOMOBILK ASSOCIATION l» the A" -9 C> Apg*r * m l -------- i X i .**•• ” , County, Florida. IVItn-'** my ■i* it11 unknown panic* ctliimog " ....... “ 1haml* anil1 * i« l *tf *«M Circuit of you do i p M i r I» f«*ri• our Siild Circuit C'Uirt. thl* thr 7th i!*y nl Aueutt 1919, t*ourt, at thr Court lluuae in Sanford* Fli. miffhl nni] chpapcHl in Iho worM. Wrllo inlrrrst* tinder Allen G. Apear and (Sr*D E. A. DllUGLASS on thr fith i l l ) of October A. Ii. 191II* then fur Infurmullun l » houtlqiinrlcrH Orlando, --------Apgnr, hi* wile, or either of Clerk » l Clrruit Court Seminole Co,. FI*. arid there to iiiake ntv*w«r to the bill id com­ Aifents Munletl in every luwn In Florldsthem, or otherwise, In the land de«. E. F. I{nii*hu1i!rr plaint herein filed a£*in«t you. rrihed below: all unknown patilr* Solicitor. ' 6 6 -Lite claiming an inlerot In the following It la further ordered that thh notice be ditrtllird land situate In Seminole publlsheil lor eight consrctulve week* in the county, Florida, to-wit: SM of ol Sanlord Herald, a newspaper published In SE.‘ » of SW>( of Section 13, Tow n ­ In Cirrull Court of Ihe Srtrnlh Judirla 8 . mlnuld Co, Fla. ship 21 South, Range 29 Ea*t; al*o Clrcull of Floilda. Srmlmilr Caunlj. Witness my hand and *eal ol *afil Circuit begin at 8 \V corner of 8 E '* r f Sec­ In Ch n r r r r . Court this lh 7th day id August 1919. tion 13, Townthlp 21 South. Itangr C. L. Randall. Complainant (teal) E. A. DOUGLASS 29 Eatl. run ea«t I I H chain*, north v*. Clerk ol Circuit Court Semi nolo Co, Fla. IU rhaln*, writ t t . 'j chain*, touth IU William Atkinaon Daniel, Lulher Fnrtcr, E. F\ I lout holder. chain*, defendant*, a The 1'ort*mouth Trust .k Guarantee Co., Solicitor. 65-9IC. M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : Order ol fienlee by Publication Alice C. Rill, David Lee Daniel. A. D. To all partle* rlalmlng Interest* under Starbird, and nil unknown per*on* rlaimIHCKAItO'S 1IAND-PAINTKD CHINA Cordelia E. Hill and William Henry Hill, her ing any interest by through or under the Circuit Court, Srsrnlh Judlrlal Cirrull hiliband or cither ol them, or otherwl*e. In above named partle* or either ol them, a* In Nrinlnole Cnunly. Florida. In Chanrrry the land described below; and nil partle* heir*. devWer*. grantee*, legatee* or other* GORHAM'S STEHLING SILVER Mary M. Kccord. widow, rialmlng IntcrcM* under Allen G. Apcar and wltr, and all other unknown person* claim­ Complainant — -----Apgar, hi* wile, nr either ol lliem, or ing an) Interest in nnd to *ald land* Involved ROGERS' PLATED WARE v* Rill to otherwlie, In the land deacrlbed below; anil In said suit, et al. ijulrt Title all partie* claiming an intrrrtt In the follow­ Defendant*. All unknown heir* of and all unknuwn per­ ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES ing deacrlbed lamf dluale in Seminote coun­ Or.lir id Constructive Servire sons claiming inlerr*! under E. 8 . and E. J ty. Florid*, lo-wil; 3)4 of S I ) of 8 K )» of To the defendant*: William Atkinson White, Mr*. 0. W. Jarock* and all unknown S W 1* of Section 13. Town*hbi 21 South, Daniel, C. I'orter. The l'o*t*mnuth person* claiming lnter*-»t under C. W. Range 29 E**l; *l*o begin at SW eorner of Trust Al.uthar Guarantiee Co., Alice C. Hill, Jarock* and all unknown partle* claim­ S K I, of Section 13, Townthlp 21 South. David Lee Daniel and A. I>. .Starbird: ing an interest in and tu Lots 2, 3, t, A. Range 29 Ea*t, IJn Eat 14' i chain*. It appearing from the «worn bill of com­ Norln to chain*. \Ve*t 14) j main*. South 10 6 and 7, lllork 2. E. J. White'* Subdivi­ plaint herein tiled, that your [dace of revi- sion a* recorded In plat book No 2, Seminole chain*. II i* hereby ordered that vnu appear to the ilrnrr i* unknown, and that you ar< over County Records, Defendant*. bill of complaint filed herein against you In I lie age ol 21 year*; O CU LIST A N D O P T IC IA N ORDER thr above entitled ranee, on the firtt day ol It J* (her*fore Ordered .hut yon and each To all unknowjl heir* of, anil all unknown Practice conllnetl to Iho treatment September, A. D. 1919, and the Sanford of you do appear before our -aid Circuit person* rlalmlng Interest under K, 8 . A E. J. Herald I* hereby iterlgnatiil a* th>- newspaper Court at Ihe Court House in Sanford, Florida While, ami to all unknown person* rlalmlng o fih o eye In which thi* order ahall lie published onre on th-- filh day o| l.rtover. V. D. 1919, then Intrsrst under C. W. Jacock*, and all un­ Eyes emmined by n rojfuiar rogisa week lor twslv* consecutive week*. ami there to make answer to the bill id known parties rlalmlng an interest In and to Wilms* my hand anil seal of office thl* complaint fUnl hrfsln again*! you. tered phyniclan Lot* 2 , 3, I. 5. 6. JL 7,lllork 2, E. J. White’* 2nd day ol June, A. D. 1919. it |* further ordered that ltd* order be Subdivision a* recorded In Flat llook No 2, GlasseH filled, broken lenes du­ 'trail E. A. DOUGLASS. puidithrd In Ihe Sanford II* raid, a newspaper Seminole County Recurds. plicated Clerk Circuil Court, Seminole Co., Fla. published In Seminole County. H a . onre a You a ml n f h of you miv herrhy i»ril*f?«! W. M* Murphy, Jr., w>*,: lor eight rontrcuiivc wrek*. ;i|i|ir«r tu fit thi thff1 t.ii till I »»t com p!»lnl hffrln In ti|ipr«r 28 W. Church St, - Orlando, Fla. Solicitor lor Cnmplil ..6-13tc WH-ijef* my hand and teal ol said Circuit lit* 4 Agsilriat you. tin th«* Itulr 'ilay for Nuv rmh-r, thi* taini1 hrinK Iht thlfd of Nov*■m Court thi* the 7lh day of August 1919. In Cirrull Courl Srirnih Judlrlal Cirrull. S- a li E. \. DOUGLASS, Ik r LlMl*. Srndeidr County. Floilda. In t hincrry Cbrl. of Circuit Court Seminole Co,, Fla. Henry II. II. II.I Chappell, I I Uoutludd* r. Marv Wheeler Chappell, and Solicitor. 6.*,-3t'tllll to J. Ilargrrave*. Complainant* Ouirt v*. Title. Joseph Garvin, the unknown Notice of Application for Tat Deed Under legatee* and deviser* under thr Serlion * of ( haplef IMit. I.a »* of llotlda iatl will and testament id Jo­ Notice i* hereby given tbat (seorge Smllhseph Garvin, the ur known heir* id irnian. purrhaaer ol T » » (Vrllfivmte No. Joseph ti»rvin. Wm. G. AndettIt<22. dat-d the 3rd day *d June I), 19U|, raid, the unknown legatees ami ha* filed said rrrlIflral ■In my office and bat drvl*re* under the la*t will and made application lor ta« deed to Dsue In testament id W'rn. G. Arilenaccordance with law. Said certificate emr• lit. and the unknown heir* id liran* the (olloaing diteribed property *itWm. G. Amlenreid, Defendant*. uat-d In Seminole County, Florida to wit; Notice to Non.Resilient* SW id S W '* Srr. 19. T wp. 21 South To Joseph tiarvlne Resilience Unknown: Range 39 Ea»t. The said land filing asT i f W'm. G. Andetui Id, Rrslitrnee Unknown: ,,e.ed at the dale id the Issuance of such er title ale in the name of J. W, Ursiwn. It appearing by the *wnrn bill ol com­ plaint fifed hrtrin again*! you that you have Unless said crrlitlcati— shall be redeemed nr claim to have aomn Interest in thr lullow- arrordtng to law ta t lie* d will issue tbcrciin Ing described land In Seminole county, Flor­ on the 9th day nl September, A. D, 1919. THE U N I V E R S A L C A R ida, lo-wlt: Witness my effiual signature ami seal this The West half fW'iy) ol the Southwest the 7th day of August A. It. 1919. O .a li E. A. D i UGI.ASS. •jus-tcr ■fiW,, l cf f .it lo n 29, Township 19 t'firk t'lrcult Court S.'mlnule County, South, Rang" 31 East, let* and raeept the Florida West half ( IV >)) of the W'eit fialf vVV l j i of Ily V. M. Douglas*, D. C. the Soilthwrit quarter |8 W l s) of the Southtvctl qua;ler I f i l V I j ) id Section 29. Town• hip 19 South, Range 31 East, containing il> acre* more or t*ss. Department *»f Ihe Inlerlnf. U. H. Land Offic,, You are thrrel.Vre hereby required and or Gainesville, Fla. July 2 S. I9H dertd lo he and app'ar before our -aid Nolle* Is hereby riven that Sad'* Wallace, Circuit Court at Ihe Court House In San­ widow of Arthur II. Well***, *l«—•••—!, i f ford, Florida, on the Fie*» \t«*q __... ............ VVrkiwn. Florida, who on May 29, l u l l gust. 1919, firing th* Ith day of tald montfi. m*d* Home-trad Entry No OI2I2I for then and there to luaho answer lo the toll SiW'f W ' f of of NW’ *(, .. N W ' , of S W 1) Section f> ol complaint herein filed against )oU, and A N ' j of 3 E G . Section 6, TownaHIn 29 S., therein fail nol, els* said bill will fie taken a* Range 29 E. Tallaha**** Si er id la fi has "led ronfcaird against yctl, followed liy final d c notice of Intention to make tlm-e-year I'rnol to establish rlwlrn to Ihe laml above di-scflbct ere*. ll l* further ordered that this notice In before Clerk Clrruit Courl. at Sanford, published in the Sanford Herald, a news­ Florida, on the 6th day o! September 1919. Claimant name* a* wltnsw***paper published In Seminole rounty, Florida, William C. Holiday, of Wrklwa, Florida. on* sarh week I or t> consecutive Week*. II. II. Click, of Wrklwa. Florida. TO A L L I 'A R T I E S C L A I M I N G A N I N ­ Eht-n Crlpp-n, of Wrklwa Florida. T E R E S T IN T H L I 'R O I 'E R T Y H E R E I N W. TL Whtrlden, ol Weklwa. Florid*. HEJ.oW D ESCUIHED: Under Joseph Gar­ ItoHT. W. D A V I 8 vin and Win. G. Andcnrrld, or sit hi r wise. 6 l.f.tc Register. It lielng made to appear by a sworn bill nl complaint filed he-rln against you that you Departnienl of the Interfile,, U. S Land Oftlee have nr claim to 'xav* tome Interest in the Gainesville, Fla., July 26, MJl'J following described lands In Se nlnols* rounty, Notice Is hereby given that John F Dav­ Florida, to-wit: f. idson ol Jacksonville, Fla., who on May IP, The West half | W ) t l of the 8 outhwe*t 30■ * "W » |*)H. 1914. made llom..lead llnmeatrad E Entry No. 91273 1 qi'irler iHVVJjl of Secilo Townshlp 19 ,or s-i^ „ j N W ' i . 8 E '* of S ! V V 'j A N W *( ol South, Range * owr.tthI[> IS S. Rang* V*.V' ‘ su* « f N F L . Section 2H fowr. West half <W| . of ih- West hall A t-t of 3 1 c., Yatlahassr* Mirldisan ha* filed notice the Southwest ijuarler ISW.UI of the S'rfith ol Intention lo make Three-year I'rOof lo we-t quarter (SVV )|) ..f a c tio n 29, Tear., i itafilisH el.ir.t lo the land above ilcrribed. ■hip 19 South, Rang* 31 East, con al ning biforr Clerk Circuit Court al Sanford, 70 arret more or I***. Florida on lh* Sth day s»l 8 enl*mh*f 1919. You nr* therefore hereby commanded ami Claimant name* as wilnrssrs: required to he and appear before our *aid Chettrr Carpenter, of Osteen, Florida. Clicuit Court at the Court Hou**e In San- John Fell, of Ottecn, Florida, ford, Florida, on the First Monday I** Sen- I Martin Shepard, of Oiteen, Florida, trtafirr, 1919, being th* first day of aald Anthony Jon**, uf Enterprise, Florida, month, then and thrr* to make answer unto HURT. W. DAVIS Register. the hill of complaint filed herein ■galnet you, Cf.Jtc aald bill wilf (>e and lh»reln fall not ___ el*e ___ ___ taken ai cunfeseed against you, to be fol­ In C lrc n ll Cw url. S e se n lh Ju d cial C tru ll lowed by final u> ‘,n “ , dtcrea. I Slate of Florida. Il la further order-d that thla notice be The Merchant* National Hank nl Savannah publlslifd once each week tor twelve week* In va. the Sanlord Herald, a newapaper published Lucy C. Fin* gin as Ad mlnlstratrli ol In Semlnol* rounty, Florida. F!*tate of Joseph F'.nrgan, deceased. * t al. Done and ordered thlt th* Sth day of Hy virtue ol a Judgement remlrrrd in the June, I9lv. Circuit Court ol Ore i f * County. F'!a„ In |*e*t) E. A. DOUGLASS, . proceeding by cir* faeia* 10 revive lh* judgeAGENTS Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., FI*. . meat In above entitled cause and for rareIly V. E. Dougla**, D. C. ' uliun a* So r-rtatn heir: ol Joseph Flnrgan, Dlrklnton * DI-HnJS-i. 1 docrased,' and eisrutlon Issued thereon, I Solicitor* for Complainant*. hav* levied upon and will eel! at lh* front 6fi-13te door of tli* Court House In Sanford, Semi­ nole County, Florida at I I o’clock a. m. on o r n c e i' f o i ' les h a n k u i t u h n o th* l i t day ol September, . A. D. NOTICE TO IIIDDEII.S Monday th Sealed bids, subject to the *ata of bond* >919 all the rljht till* agd lntere*t. claim and S -»n fo r t/ , will be received by t # Hoard of County damand uf Katherine W. Finegaa, Chad** r> w*»*-> •• - Automobile Protection T ry Cardui, today, E-76 Hanford In* with brick Ninth fittest from Park A•rnui, Knit on* and one-hall (IJ<) btoeka. Proposal to be pretented In a ttaltd eo* •elope rndoned :*> the outside “ llid* tor pavlnf Ninth Street.' Santo,d, Florida and the name of the bidder or bidder*. t.arh propntal muil be acroraprnled by ■ certified check made payable at >l(ht to the order ot the City Clerk ol Senfoid, Klrolda for 1*0 hindered ( 1200 .00 ) Dollar*. The successful bidder or blddrre will be rmulred In gW* a bond equal to hU or their bid and aueh bond to be eieruted by a •urcly company, llrcnted to do bueineea In the Slate ol Florida, tald bond to be approved by the City Council. riant and epeciltratlona may be eeert at the City Clerk’* office or at the oftlco ol l fed T. Willlame. City Knilneer. The City Council reserve! the right to re­ ject sr.d »..d ait bide. Vrcd I*. Itlnc* F. U Miller City Clerk Free. Council. Fred. T . William* City Kmincer. 65.4tc, PAGE SEVEN Dear Miss, we wish you the best of health und like to pay our homage nnd respect to you. Widow Babeau. Urion-BUr-Once, (Cote d'Or, f rame. Sanford Herald Buys Monotype Editor Bob Holly nnd Manager W. M. Haynes of the Sanford/Her­ ald were in the city last week ami purchased from the Luke County Publishing Company the monotype formerly used in the Lake Region office. The increasing business of that paper and the starting of a daily in the near future necessitated another monotype. Since the pres­ ent management took charge of the Lake Region, a linotype has been in use in this office.— Eustis Lnk« Reflo «. HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER DR. E. S. HOFFMAN The Ford One Ton Truck may well lie dossed as an agricultural necessity, it fits into and fills so many wants on the farm. It is a reliable bearer of farm burdens, not only doTlie ing the work of several r t horses quicker and better warmer S than the horse, and does Truck not “eat its head olf” when not working. The aggres­ sive farmer has only to consider the possibilities of the ford truck and he is ready to buy one. We judge this to he so from the way farmers are buy­ ing them. Truck Chassis $550 o. b. Detroit. C. F. WILLIAMS 3 Agent EDWARD IIICGINS Salesman ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y LEGAL ADVERTISING Nailer lo rasing ---------Scaled proposal* widl b* rvcrrvrd by the City Council ol Hanford, Florida at lh* offle* ol the City Clerk at or before 7:30 I . M. September 1Mb. 1919 lor grading and pav- G e n e ra l F ir e In s u r a n c e F'orldh �Flies Cut Down Milk Yield T h ere’s no doubt about it. Flics 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 flics at milking time—and the sure way to get more milk is to use > ■> *..• P ratts Fly C h a se r Spray it on just before milking. P R A T T S dees m l taint the milk. P R A T T S d m m l burn or blitter the hide. P R A T T S d m 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. “ Your Money Back I f You A re N ot Satisfied. ” L. ALLEN SEED COMPANY Sanford, Florida N o w In Conclusion Co-opi-rathm v*. Corporation Sanford, Fla., Aug. 25. 1919. Friend Holly: I have ju»t read with interest your second editorial Co-operation. First thing you know the Orlando Hoard of Trade will draft a resolu­ tion asking the President to exhaust the financial and military resource* at his command to suppress you and the Herald as it did when we rail­ road shop men went on strike Au­ gust 1st for a fair and living wage. * If the President of the United States will draft that Orlando Hoard of Trade and put them to work (productive work) with some of the railroad shop men on a hot engine on one of these sizzling August days I ’ ll show you the dardest strike be­ fore 'night you ever saw and a hunch of anarchists, note— not Holsneviks. More anon. Chairman Journalistic Com­ mittee Federated Shop Craft. Striker Bolshevist had to pay one hundred per cent more for that package or 10c instead of 5c. This is only one of ten thousand in­ stances I could relate I did not note any denunciatory resolutions from the Grlando Hoard of Trade denounr­ ing the American Tobacco Co.for levying without a strike a 100 per cent increase, hul-just let the or­ ganized working man go on strike for u 25 per cent increase in wages Co-operation to all wage earner* of every kind, that wc ought to postpone questioni of this sort until normal conditions come again and we have the oppor­ tunity for certain calculations as to the relation between wages and the cost of living. It is the duty of every citizen of the country to insist upon a truce in such content* until intelligent settlement can be made, and made by peaceful and effective common council. I appeal to my fellow citizens of every employment to co-operate in insisting upon and maintaining such n truce and to vooperate also in sustaining the gov­ ernment in which I conceive to be the only course which conscientious public servants can pursue. ‘ ‘ Demands unwisely made and pas­ sionately insisted upon at this time menace the peace and prosperity of the country as nothing before, and thus contribute to bring about the very result* which such demands arc intended to remedy. “ There is. however, one claim made by the railway shopmen which ought to be met. They claim that they are not enjoying the same ad­ vantages that other ra/.way em ployes are enjoying In'.ause their wages are calculated upon a different bais. The wage of other railway employes are based upon the rulo that they are receiving for eight hours work the .same pay they re ccived for the longer workday that was the usual standard of the pre war period. This claim, l a m told, is well found­ ed ar.d I concur in the conclusion of the director g« neral that tne shop­ men ought to he given the additional four cents an hour which the re­ adjustment asked for will justify. There are certain other adjjustments nl«o __ dir«*tor general w hich might in fair­ ness to be made, and which will be made. “SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS” Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY M OBILOILS andG A SO L IN E A C C ESSO R IE S Cars Washed and Delivered—We Will Call for and Deliver Your Car. PHONE NO. 41 — REMEMBER THE NO. 41 F lorida Safe & L ock Co. Let’ s put the post office in private Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes, ownership. The only place there is and note the cheap, shallow, un­ no profiteering is the postofflcc. economic editorials hurled at him by The only place a nickle is negotiable Safety Deposit Boxes. Hut when the American Tobacco ♦ v . ................. boards^ of trade and newspapers without one or two pennies to Keep Co. put 2 ounces of tobacco instead inspire*inn «.... -'.oiTiv«‘. The of 2 » , ounces as heretofore mote t h a t s l f t their Prompt Delivery Box 84, Lakeland, Florida I o n l v seemingly unaffected by U v. • ..v’.triiu; „*f "tneir whefW P t hey their ••xister.ee. profiteering are the postofflcu and packages aiid I. Mr. Workingman Oh for a free press and free speech. municipally owned public utilities. Let me add, also, that the position Let’s put these things under private which the government must in con­ ownership. They are a terrible men­ science take against genera! in­ ace and nn object lesson. creases in wage levels while the pres­ Let’s get the railroads buck to ent exceptional and temporary cir­ private ownership quick. Else the cumstances exist will of course not Fruit and Vegetable Crates railroad men might get more wages t .-.Or,,.,f administration ■a-* the people lower f r e i g h t l h* ,' i " ro‘‘ S ' " ( iuiii giving prompt and careful con­ — Hoy P ro a Us at Tor 209 y**ra OOLD M E D A L Haarlem *ule« are the remedy you need. Take sideration to any claims that may be 041 haa enabled sufferm* humanity to three or (our every day. The healing tv doteaaJ* 1>rlc*s Yours for reaction, withstand 'a ttack* o f kidney, liver, oil aoaks Into the cells and lining of made by other classes of employes bladder and atomach troubles and all the kidney* ard drive* out the poison* Capitalist. for readjustments believed to lie dlataao* connected with the urinary New life and ..ocvith w ill aurety follow. W itU fir rrtM U il organs and to bull.1 up and renior. to When your normal vig o r haa been re­ proper to secure impartial treatment hoallh organ* weakened by disease. stored continue treatment for a while These m o il Important organ* mint be to keep yourself in condition and pre­ for all w^y work in the railway ser­ watched, The Other Side because they niter and purify v e n t ' * rekurn o f the disease. the blood: unless they do their work Pilstki, FlorUa In>n't wait until you are Incapable of vice. Editor Herald: you are doomed fighting. Heart taking GOLD MEDAL Woodrow Wilson. Wearlniw*. ileepleume**, nervousness, Ilaarlem Oil Capsule* today. Tour drug­ I have just been wondering about despondency, backache, atomach trou- gist will theerfully refund your money Lle. paint In the loin* and tower ab­ If you are not satisfied with result* this latest railroad strike and what domen, gravel, difficulty when urinat­ Itut be sure to get the original Import­ (•oeernmeni Refrigerator Cars it means. 1 am in moderate circum­ ing. rheumatism, sciatica and lumbago ed OOLD M E D A L and accept no sub­ all warn you or trouble with your kid- stitute* In three alxee. Sealed pack­ stances making about the same Washington, Aug. 2 7.— In a spec­ seya OoLl) MKDAI. Ilaarlem Oil Cap- ages. At all drug atorea. wages I made three or four years ago ial report to President Wilson the and trying to pay rent, keep a fam­ Federal Trade Commission has rec­ ily and live besides. My neighbor ommended that the operation of re­ is n shopman and is now making frigerator cars he made a govern­ twice as much as I make. He bus u ment monopoly. The report recom­ nice car and enjoys all the blessings mends that the property lie acquired of prosperity. If he wants to take a by the government and that the railtrip or his family wants to go any­ reads he licensed to own and operate where they all get passes and go for them. a very little bit of money, whereas I cannot afford to go because the rail­ road would eat , me up. Now my neighbor wants more money and if determ ines th e value of foo.ds. l ake self lie strikes I will lie forced to lose my r i s i n g flour, for instance. T h is product joli as a long strike would tie up ail the business here. In other words, is of varying grades, m uch of it sellin g he would ask for more money and if for the sam e or even less than the plain he does not get it cause me to lose my job and lie out of work. He is flour, w hich in itself is evidence of the living twice as well as I am and I fact that it i:; of inferior q u ality. N atur­ do not begrudge him his prosperity ally, then, its food value is less than that but I do not think he is entitled to any more than he is now making, of a pure plain flour. especially if my family and a lot of other families are to suffer by a strike. There are other people to lo n g ; consider in this world and it occurs more and represents a waste. T h ere is to me that the large part of the help a few who are now living well no real eco n o m y in it. Som e h ou se­ ami having everything they want. w ives are under th e im pression that it A prominent grower of Sanford, Flor­ And I would like to n«k. where do saves them a little effort, but in this they are we the great mass of middle cla>s ida, whose name we can furnish on clerks, business men and farmers mistaken. Self rising dour i.iust often be sifted , come in application, purchased 20 pounds of ns it is inclined to gvt lumpy. T he food value "Resident." u . II If. On Flour, Grain and Feed S A F E , G E N T L E ^R E M E D Y "T M B R IN G S 1 RELIEF W.A. Merryday Cotnpaiy Food Value D eterm ines the Value of Food A 25c W ant Ad. in Th e Herald wi 11 Rent Y o ur H o use For You Itshould be the food value that S im o n ’s W o rld b e a te r P e p p e r H as M ade Good in F lorida and T exas In the fo r the P a st F our Y ears. run it really costs of a prepared flour is considerably less than a good grade of pure plain flour which is made from better wheat and contains no cheap leaven­ ing agent or calcium sulphate, commonly called plaster of p arts, often contained in the ingredients, used in self rising flours in order to cheapen the product. POSTPONES WAGE DENAND UNTIL LATER i Thus the flour question serves as a very gotxl illustration of w hat I m ean by saying the value of foods should be determined by their food value. And like­ wise the economy of using various foods should be determined in a similar manner. It isn't always the cheapest that is best. In fact, the opposite is often the case. fl B v . ; & NOTE—Miss Costello it already utU known to most of Ike ladies of our city. She is of Ike Domestic Science Branch of Ike University of Chicago, Simmons Collect, Boston Cooking School, a graduate of Lewis Institute, Supervisor of Domestic Science in Public Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy. Special lecturer to the Women's Clubs. ' We art publishing a series of her most important articles. our Worldbeater Pepper in December 1018. He reports that many of the plants bore as high as 9 marketable peppen !he first picking. The average was 4 peppers per plant for the entire acreage the first picking, or a total of 400 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at $4.00 per crate. We cannot recomend too highly our Worldbeater Pepper to all southern growers who desire to grow a money-making crop. (Continue! from Page 1) poration, hut in elect corai lering the amount of taxation which inu.it fall upon tlu* country in general. We are acting, not for prievate corpora­ tions, but in the name of the repub­ lic anil must assess our reapotisibil ity accordingly. For it is neither wise not feasil le to take care of in­ crease* in the wage* of railroad em ■ployes ut this time by increasing freight rates. It is impossible at this time until peace lias come and nor­ mal conditioks re-established to es tirnate what the earning capacity of the railroads will be when ordinary conditions return. There is no cer tain basis therefore (or calculating w hat the rate increases should he ang it is necessary for the time at any rate to take cure of all increases in I the wages of railway employes through the public treasury. Kclatlcnft Between Wages and Coni . of Living "Such circumstances it seems clear to me, and, 1 believe, will seem clear to every thoughtful American, includm* the shopmen themselves, when they have taken thought, and Oz. 4cc; PRICE: 1-4 lb $1.60; Postpaid. L h . $6.00 T ilE GENUINE STOCK CAN ONLYfBE SECURED FROM N. Sim on 8t S an 438 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Introduced by us several years ago. Semi postal for Fall Catalogue, ready now li fK l �■v > J, i'i'J ’ ™rtV - 71ST* 1* ' vt - rr^‘‘" :5'T'KlIff!?* ].U.Izir*f.TIOTC ;> •'• ■ AUGST 29, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD Bartow.................. . 000 000 000— 0 Snnfcrd• .................... 000 003 30*— 0 Summary: Left on bases, Bartow G, Sanford 5; two base hits, Inman. B. Chapman; three base hits, Hord; home run, Stcwnrt; first base on balls oil Keen 3, Chapman 7; sacrifice hits, Hunter, Stewart; stolen bases, B. Chapman, Jnbnsoti 2, Hord; bntler hit, Keene, Johnson; double plays, Phelan to Ollerman, Inman to Stewart to Hord; time of game 1:50; umpire Cooper. REAL ESTATE L IS T Y O U R P R O P E R T Y AND W E CAN S E L L IT. Cily Property and Farms are Going at Reasonable Prices Insure Your Home - Your Auto - Tornado - Liability Property Damage Agent Drew Development Co. - PAGE N IN E Itnrluw vs. Sanford, at Sanford August 28th, 1919 - Glh Game at Sanford Harlow — All 11 R PO A Leach, ss 4 0 0 1 »> Phelan, 21) .... 5 0 l 4 Curtis, rf ...... . .. G 0 •» l 0 Ollerman, lb 5 0 0 11 0 Hunter, 3h .... 4 0 0 3 4 t u It 4 0 McIntosh, rf 3 0 1 3 0 Newman, If Phillips, c 3 0 0 7 0 Wolfe, p 5 II *» 0 o ’ Haynes ... .... i 1 1 0 0 nn « 34 10 0 Totals Sanforti Stewart, 2b It. Chapman If Johnson, cf Hord, lb Banviile, 3t> Child:, rf Hive, c In man. ss Albanese, p •'Ellis, p Formerly Iloiden Real Estate Co. , City Lots in A ll Parts of City Celery Lands in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division 40 AH 5 3 4 1 l 3 4 4 3 1 l H 0 0 1 0 I 0 0 0 (1 0 :ir. •V 11 1 1 1 u 1 1) II 1 (1 I PO' 3 3 1 !l 1 4 G 5 i 0 G .Id ~L J K' We Are Here m to serve our customers as usuai . » with everything in choice MEATS We believe in a Sanitary Meat Market and invite the public to come around and see our new system of keeping everything clean and sanitary. E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A E 1 (t 1 0 1 0 0 It •» Quick Delivery Service - Phone 122 •» 1 0 0 0 0 o 1 i 1 0 8 BROWN’S MARKET E. C. METTS, Mgr. - - - 117 Sanford Avenue 3 It,ills Hall BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEKl Struck out none, OR Alhnnesc 1.1 Score by Innings— ■Relieves Newman in 9th. " H e by Hull 5 Albnnesel^ULiikcbyw^ ^ _ _ 000 OO.’l 000 0‘’ .v?, Tm-vos .Milanese alter iwo men down 100 000 002 00— 3 ■iX*itVicc> hits Stewart, Stolen oases i .Nanlord in 9th. x one man out when win Summary— Left on bases Lake­ pitch Albaneso 1. Hatter hit, Poland ning run second. Double play Hon! to Rive to Stew­ land 7, Sanford 7. 2 Base bits Stew­ Line Score: Rivri r 1st base on balls oR art to Hive. Time of game 2:10. art, Inman. Bartow.......... 000 000 001 000— 1 AltaniM'. |> Drayton I, oR Kry 0. Struck out by Umpire, Cooper. Sanford 010 000 000 001—2 Kry I, by Drayton 3. Sacrifice bits Total . . 35 Summary—Left on base, Bartow Wright, Chapman. Sacrifice fly Lakeland vs. Sanford Tuesday Score by innings— 12, Sanford 0. T w o base hits, Kills, Campbell. Stolen base, Poland. Game. August 20, 1919 000 000 000— i Lakeland Banviile, Wolfe. Hits apportioned, Passed ball Campbell 1. Wil dpitch F1HST G A M E 2 Sanford .... 001 000 0 0 1 — M’ . ,dti.ae r, in 8 2-3: Ellis 1 in-1 Umpire;*' AH R H PO A K Kry 1. Time 2:05. Lakeland — rTriT^* OuStP uii nails, Aitiaiicse 2, n ..„ if .‘■li.iunury — Left or 1 5 0 0- - 7 - *4 Ellis 2, Wolfe 3. Struck out by First fmse on Cohen, 2b .... 'i4j.il .xunford * 5 0 1 1 4 ol lame Tucsduy Wolfe 5, Albunese 3, Ellis 1. Sac­ . 5 1 1 5 1 Love, k; Lakeland vs. Sanford Tuesday, rifice bits: Phillips 2, Hord, Childs. •» u I ..... 5 1 Poland, rf t Protested or August 2G, 191 9. Stolen bases, Stcwnrt, Chap man. 6 •V P 0 1 Thrasher, 3b first series.) from postponed game NOW OI'IIN Johnson (Johnson stole winning «» 0 ..... 5 4 1 Smith, rf. I. akelnnd — A B It II PO A E score . Passed balls, Piiillips, Hive Catering In Commercial Men . 4 0 0 ll 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 Wright, lb and Families Rl /a, If ...... 2. W. pitches 0. Batter bit, Hun­ ti II G 1 ■V Campbell, c .. .... 4 Aaitlnn I'Un. Ouuil IU l*. IU Ir* | {r * «,n it> lr 0 1 1 1 0 ter anti Leach by Albunese, Chap­ Cohen, 2b Ik* m A M E N INN, T i u r r * . H a . .... 5 0 1 3 G Kry. p 0 0 •1 1 0 Love, ss man by Wolfe. Double plays, 8 2 0 1 1 0 0 Chiltls to Hive, Johnson to Hord, Poland, rf 5 11 33 13 11 0 0 0 1 1 Total ...... Thrasher* 3b .. ■1 0 0 • V 0 0 Inman. Triplr plays, Hunter to AU R H PO A Sanford — Smith* cf O •1 0 0 t 0 0 Pheian to Ollerman. Time of game 1 3 ..... 5 1 Stewart. 2b Wright, lb 2:25. Umpire Cooper. Attendance, < 1 o 0 0 0 *1 1 list'd household furniturt* 0 0 Chapman, If ... . 4 0 Campbell, c *1 0 1 •1 0 0 255. Scorer, Mnines. 12 inningr, Must be in fair condition. ..... 5 0 1 G 0 Johnson, i f Wicker, p .... full. Beds 5 0 0 11 0 Hord, l b . Springs tl • > * 1 1 5 1 *# Banviile, 3h 18 0 3 15 8 Total - Chairs Death of Sid Carraway 5 0 1 4 1 Childs, rf Dressers, Rockers, elc. Sanford — A ll H II PO A E News comes today of the death of •» 4 3 ...... 5 1 ’ Inman, kh . .. Call or Address: Stewart, 2b .... . 3 • •1 1 I 0 Sitl Carraway, a former Sanford boy 4 0 •1 4 •1 j Rive, c.. 3 1 0 1 0 0 who has been living at Ft. Ogden, II. Chapman, c 4 0 1 0 <» Drayton, p 3 1 *1 1 0 0 lie hud b ten taken to the hospital Johnson, cf. .121 Sanford Avenue n 1 1 1 0 0 Hord, lb at Arcadia for treatment and his Total *» «> 1 0 1 0 Banviile, 3b death occurred there. He leaves a •i 1 0 3 0 (1 wife and two children to mourn bis Childs* r f ....... 3 *» *1 0 1 0 loss, lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Inman ........ 181)0 STILL DOING BUSINESS 1911) 1 *1 ll 0 McG. Cnrrnwny of this city, 3 l C. Chapman, • 1 Rcomi ordert, and tatitfod cummers who have uwd cor fertilirer 0 1 0 3 0 Ellis, p yc»r after ynr, who always [!idly rrccumend cor goodt 10 thrir _ — — — — — nciihbcn arc our bro advert;'.mem. Our pricer net always the I.ake Look* Good 1 0 10 15 G 0 Totals .... 23 lowett. but when QUAL! 7 V i, ccnuttereA never too hi(k Write Forrest Lake of this fer Inett price liitt. cr tend cr-fer and you will be treated r'.ht. Game called at end xf 5th by ci.;t bit. hr.t into the ring in the rUtTIUZEKS, INSECTICIDES, SPRAYERS, POULTRY SUPPLIES I Con r-s.'iot al race anti is receiving agreement to catch train. K. O. I ' A I N T I J I t F K H T I L I Z H I t C O . .In c liM iitiv ille . F ln r ld w ;rugcni.nl from every source, noo on— o Lakeland many friends over the Fourth loo 36-101 His Sanford Sanford, Florida J. K. SFUUUNG, Local Agent. t are with him anti they will Summary— Left on bases Lake*1 send him to Washington this time. T w o Imse hits. laud 3, Sanford 5. Mr. Lake has received so many Poland, Herd. Three base hits, C. Chapman. Home Huns, Inman, letters in the past week giving him Johnson, Banviile. First base oi) encouragement that he feels happy balls, Wicker J, oR Kilts 0. Strurk over the result this early in the out by Ellis 1, by Wicker 0. Sacri­ game HILL L B U ILD E P P L IE S CO. LUMBER. 41J S r — • LATHS, , The T A V A R E S I N N SHINGLES SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE at: ta k e i.i iii:iirr iionijs at pai « CASH PAID FOR T ru c k C ro p s We oRer a wide range of formulas for truck crops in different sections of the stale—any analysis you want, proportioned to give steady growth with minimum waste. DIXIE FURNITURE CO. Send for new Fertiliser Catalogue giving description of the Ideal Brands. New Vegetable Book Contains thirty-six pages of information on the growing of commercial vegetables, also Irish potatoes, strawberries, melons, anti cucumbers. Free on request. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers Dealers in Spray Pumps ami Insecticides. JACKSONVILLE. • .................... C. Mo-iwaSI* Mgr., Sanford Branch KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COL fice hits, Stewart. Stolen liases, 11.: Chapman, Kllis, Stewart. Time of Game, 1:00. Umpire Cooper. Attemtunce 222. A C C ID E N T U A U IL IT v (hit Agent. MIL II. \V. HERNDON, will write you any of the above forms of Insurance or any thing you need in the Insurance line. Through his connection with us he ran give you Insurance protec­ tion in the very strongest Company's in each and every line. JAMES PAXON, Jacksonville, Fla. & Established PJOG General Insurance - Surety Bonds - Employers Liability ELDER SPRINGS WATER THOMAS I). HAKEll* I'h. II. Unit film, lioltini i'ollrfr, 11or Id* F r h a t r |.a lio ra lo fy o f HoHIna C o l l r f f \U n lcr Park* IT a .. Not* 5lh* I 9 IS T. O. ( h a r lr * H an ford . F la ., Dear Sir; # I hiit* ro m p lrte i) ra rrfu l r h r ir ilf a ! in * li» U o f I hi* aam pl# of f i l f f i h i l ,uu hfoughl mo ra rly U n i i r p k , a n a d h a»r o u la ln rd i h r follow in g rrn iiiti* W tf Jfm tU n _________________ C le a r I hlariae __ ____ I.7 S OaMs p tr m illion ___________ T a la l a a lld a _____________________ .... 00 b irlt prr m illio n Uliuminuld A m rtio n li^ ^ _______ - T r a c e 11.00 pavlf per m illio n llardneoa ..... 23.03 part* per m illion M lr«le ■. — . — • .— —— a re I he ftl)ii*n(e p rartlrallr af f r r e and albuminoid am m on ia In I hi a * * l t r • " <J ” • ' r r > tm all am ount of rh lu iln e In d lra lra lit e i r t l le n l fu a llly far hauatbe d Purpura. In addition to the food nualtly rhararle»lallce of auprrler household B a,*r , t 1* p o ia ta a e o uperlal feat urea, c f m orh value, e a p e cla tly thoae o f f K t l l a n l aeration and 1,0 W degree o f hardaeta. he bartrrlologlral analyata, m u llin g la an average total coon!. In four ,hr w« trr, of 3 liar terra per cent.: and In finding no rolai*, or other "vrmfir barterla, fully ronOrm Ita good «jualliy Indicated by the C I I L M I C A L ®111>li *1 L hr thr m in t a i l f t i cf thl* amt other rr|ls8* that 1 fco** I# ka»« l.ur.a n-rnr .u^rrlor In ill |«q<J quollllc. to lb.I nT the W**.. Vu'ir* < n r r c » , » r t f . l l f , la.infdi TIKJH. U. BAKER T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor TELEPHONE Jll-W I I I l*AltK AVE. NANrOUU, FLORIOL Sanford Wins Wednesday Sanforti, Aug. 27.— The locals ap­ plied the whitewash today t<> Bar­ tow ami got together in the sixth for an assault on Keene, finally winding up with a 0 to 0 victory. Chapman had a great day on the mound holding the Polk outfit to live scattered hits. While the locals hunched most of their nine hits, in­ cluding Stewart’s homer in two in­ nings, the sixth and seventh for six tallies. Harlow AB H H PO A K Leach, ss 4 0 0 •1 0 1 l’ holun, 21) .. .... 4 0 1 3 •1 0 Curtis, rf . .. 4 0 I 0 0 (l Ollerman, ll> ....... 3 0 0 G 0 0 Hunter, 3i> ....... 4 j 0 3 0 II . 4 0 0 3 0 0 McIntosh, cf 4 0 1 1 0 0 Newman, If ____ 4 0 *1 G 3 ol Phillips, c ll 0 0 0 ft Kccr.c, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 ® Ilnynes, If Totals....... ...... 32 Sanford— .... ...... AB Stewart, 2b .. .......a U. Chapman, c .... 4 Johnson, cf ...... 1 Hord, lb . . ____ 4 Banviile, 31> ...... 4 4 Childs, rf ...... 1 Ellis, If Inman, ss ....... 4 C. Chapman, P .... 2 Tntnla ..... ____ 30 Score by innings: 0 It •1 5 24 H PO O m 4 n *• 6 0 5 i 7 i 1 o 0 0 O l *1 0 A 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 G 1 2, E 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 5 27 f» a 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 n *m 0 G 1 IIow Fruit Marketed by a Co-Operative Organization Sells Most Advantageously V T h e bi£ fruit jobbers in the North who purchase citrus fruits prefer if possible to deal with a co-operative marketing organization, because: It directly represents the purchasers o f the fruit. It brings the consum er just one step closer to the prod ucerj and die tendency these days is all toward eliminating unnec­ essary middlemen. It tends to gTeater stability In the atru s industry than if c o m ­ mercial concerns are dealt with. T h e latter are concerned more with active marketing than with the upbuilding o f an industry, and if one crop fails they can profitably turn their attention to other fields and other crops. T h e truth o f these statements is w e ll borne out by the effort in som e places to put a co­ operative face upon commercial organization by the use o f titles w h ich suggest the idea o f an association o f growers. F o r full infon n a’suu regarding the g ro w ers' own m arket­ in g agency* communicate with the ' i • • , .• • Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, FIa« L. A. HAKES. Orange � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 29, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 29, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 29, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/31f980f2b738a2654f976b42d0cb6514.pdf d123b1467947acf6d3374b89d69415f9 PDF Text Text »i . • • ' tth ~ - • % r '/ ‘ • ft'/ '.* 1 % i * . WH-nV^'V rti: t n'nrVnff if t .v . - f ' ,# :; 1 -5 SANFORD IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SECTION . ' volume CH AN G IN G TEXT BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS and would provoke so much debate opinion that he will make Sanford In congress as to delay passage of High a good principal. Mr. Ogilvie other amendments suggested by the isN a graduate of Florida University department of justice. and Gainesville is his home, lie was Thd department has recommended principal of the Micanopy High that provisons of the food control School whonatho war broke out and act he made applicable to wearing he joined Uncle Sam’s nrvy as en­ apparel, fuel and fertilizer with sign and served during the war. heavy penalties for profiteering. After his discharge he was elected Armed with an anti-profiteering by the Sanford school hoard to take law. the department, Mr. Palmer the position of principal and will told the committee, could obtain take up his duties when school opens MORE the 29th. of September. Mr. Ogilvie THREE LOTS ON XfAGNOLIA PROMINENT ADVOCATES OF specific indictments in various cities WILL COST PARENTS , FT VOUR LIST READY AND is a young .man of most pleasing ap­ "which would make unnecessary a MONEY AND CAUSE END­ DIPPING SAY 14 DAYS TOO AVENUE ARE SOLD TO CHAS. HASP IT IN TO THE POST­ pearance rtnd is greatly interested in far reaching fight against high LESS CONFUSION OFTEN IN HOT WEATHER M ERRIW ETllER WHO WILL master f o r g r o c e r i e s prices." athletics and promises the hoys of IIU1LD GARAGE FOR NEW It is late * to complain after a Seminole county hnving adopted I'ntle Sam has gone into the gro- the Sanford schools that if they are thing is done, but, nevertheless, FIRM compulsory dipping for the eradica­ Tcsrlng Down Hill Hoard nry buiincss nnd is represented here all up to a certain mark in their newspapers aro plain spoken in con­ Sanford is exceeding the speed tion of the cattle tick finds out from George Barker of Orlando of the demning the action of the state b. ,he postoillcc employees and any­ studies he will give them a winning uctuul experience that the hard and Barker Advertising Co.' hns n force school officials in changing a number ’ ai-hiPK to purchase canned foot ball tenm nnd plenty of outdoor limit every week in the sales of city and country property and this city fnst rules of dipping the cattle every of men busy tearing down the bill f0cd* and groceries of various kinds sports. of text hooks for the coming scholas­ is upon the eve of the greatest de­ 14 days in the summer time espec­ hoards at the corner of Magnolia »• the government price can do so tic year. The changes were recently velopment that has ever happened. ially is killing the rutt'e and while und Second streets nnd the hill announced from Tallahassee, hut, it Good Sect Potato Crop by making out your list, Retting your Property is changing hands every!the cattle owners are willing to dip hoards will he erected on some ||s * ^a’.d. lack of time in which to Washington, Aug. 21.— Alabama mh ready and giving list and money day and the innjority of the sales re- { according to government specifica, ,hf window of the postoflko is leading agnin this year in the pro­ the vacantt lots sol south of town. I he j,rjnt the new hooks will cause no corded are among home people w hojtions they do think the government new gnragur to he erected by Hand duction of Bwcct potatoes and her »brre your order will be taken. little confusion in schools which will are on the ground and realize the'agents should investigate conditions Announcement was made by the crop promises to be more than 5,000­ true value of Sanford real cstnte. j themselves and allow more time bc- Bros., for The Wight Tire Co. will open next month, us the now books occupy this corner and will he one of will not he available until some time department that any postage rate on 000 bushels larger than last year's One of the best deals in city p ro p -, ‘ "een «HP» the finest improvements in the city. after many schools have opened for with a total of 19,920,000 bushels as surplus army food, snle of which erty this week is the sale of the I There ure many things about the forecast by the department of agri­ the fall term. through the parcel post system bo­ on Monday, would he the same to culture from conditions prevailing quarter block on Magnolia avenue j eradication of the cattle tirks that Tanks to Mexico The Ocnln Evening ‘Gfir say?* between First and Second streets are not related in the hooks of thc_ wraona living beyond the first zone on Aug. 1st. Georgia stands second among the from the supply centers as to those living in the first zone. This will producing states with crop prospects of 12,512,000 bushels equalize the postage to all purchas­ this yeawhich is more than half a million er*. . # ’ It aiiuimeni is jrai»**u»»eu, <no»e ousncis larger than last year's crop. last week 100 of the one-man whip­ state educational hoard at Talla­ nolia House. This buildtog will he that dipping cattle every fourteen erder* which cannot he filled will be Mississippi's forecast places her moved oil the property und Mr. days in the summer time in Florid pet type fighting machines were ship­ hassee thinks differently, and has ‘ rtturned and the amount paid re­ third in this year’s production with ped jo the border. Three thousand changed text hooks on them, which Merriwether will erect one of the is not healthy for the cattle. rifles nlso have been shipped to bor­ is an additional expense, and os un­ funded to the purchaser. 9,364,000 bushels. Forecasts of other largest and most modern garages in Theory tells us that in six months der points within the last few day*. necessary as heavy. There is no The local postoffice cannot give southern states are: South Carolina, the city. The garuge building will n county can he tick free and yet , Armv officers at the deuot refuse to f i u r ,1- *V* *1 why Florida net specifications as to the article 7,548,000; Virginia, 3,256.000; Ten­ he leased to the new firm of Max­ there are counties that have _ -; !ncnt on the Bigllirlcl,iicu u fT lii children snoujd have to be supplied nessee. 2,984,000; Florida. 4.538,000; Hated, u& to brands, etc., hut has well & Landstreot who will tsV» dipping for more thnn u year that with different hook* this year, except «n!y the information contained in Louisiana, 6,801,000; Texas. 8 770,­ session ns soon ns the building can aru not tick free yet nnd the county shipments. that the hook trust needs the mon­ 000; Oklahoma, 1,586,000; and Arthe price list. In case purchasers be finished and they will have one of is spending n lot of money on the ey. A meeting was recently held at kanrss, 4,150,000. ind goods in had condition and not the finest garages and machine shops dipping question. Live Oak for the purpose of increas­ uasble, money will he refunded on "T h e fashion of occasionally The country’ s total crop this year that can he installed. Cattle men who know what they ing an interest in dairying. Farmer* affidavit to that effect made by pur- is forecast at 100,456,000 bushtlx changing text hooks reminds us of an R. C. Maxwell, better known to are talking about and the same men wj*re urged to keep at least one good thaaer and approved by the post­ which is 14,000,000 bushels more experience we had with a tramp his legion of friends as Dick Max­ who wore In favor of dipping and dairy cow. Much interest was some twenty-five years ago. master. Orders will not bo received than harvested last year. Ho well, tho senior member of the firm still believe in it tell us that the shown, nnd another meeting called through carriers, clerks aor stations, came in and panhandled us for fifty has lived in Sanford for the past cattle dipped every fourteen days ure for the purpose of forming a dairy hut only at the window in the post­ centa so he could take his valiso out Mrs. (Helen Dio was in the city twenty years or more and needs no certainly suffering from the handling association. The dairy business has of the express office. We never saw office lobby. several daya.of this week with her introducrion to the people of this in hot weather and are poor and started and is growing rapidly at him again, hut the hoys at the ex­ Purchasers may club together and son-in-law,. Don Peabody, coming county. He is the local agent here scrawny right in the heart of the press office said ho paid, not 60, abut make one order for a group of con- over to attend the funeral of Mrs. of the W ilson* Toom er.Co. and has best grass season. They nlso tell that place. 85 eenta for hla valise, took it off In aumrrs, in which case delivery will bo Peabody. been aldcrmin, citjr clerk and is you from actual experience that tho a corner, opened it, took off hla dirty made to the party singing the odrer. now city treasurer. He is a young man cattle _____ will not survive ihe 14 day shirt and put It In tho valise, from The Sanford allotment includes a of great promise in the business L ^ t m c n t >n(j these men know which he took out an equally dirty stated quantity of each article listed world nnd in the new firm will wj,ereof they speak. shirt, which ho put on, then cloned and no orders can he filled after this handle the hooks and the front of­ • Now while willing to abide by the the valiso and re-shipped it collect allotment is exhausted. Inquiries fice work. government regulations in the tick to nnothcr point, and went up the about prices, goods, etc., will be an­ A. It. Landstreot, while not as eradication it seems that the govern street to the nearest saloon, where swered on'y nt the window and corr­ well known in Sanford is prominent ment agedts could allow a monthly he expended his surplus 15 cents for ect he attended to by telephone. % In the state being a resident of dip or cut the dipping out for three whiskey. . Price l ist o f Army Stores • Miami and at the present time being months in the summer or adopt "T h e parallel is complete. The (Parcel Post Rates to he Adcledl in charge of tho office of the Wilson some other meuno' that would save state school hoard is the tramp, the Huron. 12 pound tins, $4.15. the cattle. It is also the concensus & Toomer Co., at Orlundo. He has plundered public Is the man who Beef, corned, I lb. cans, 29c., 2 lb., of opinion among the rattle men large acquaintance In Jacksonville SUPREME COURT REVERSES gave him 50 cents, the old and the 55c.; 6 lb., $1.75. and other parts of the state and that unless the dipping law becomes CIRCUIT COURT IN CASE IM : new Hchool hooks are the two shirts, Ileef, roast, I lb. cans, 29c.; 2 lb., CITY PROPERTY AND FARM brings to the new business years of state wide that the dipping l»y coun­ PORTANT TO OUR FARMERS each ns dirty as the other, and the 63c.; G lb., $1.90. PROPERTY BEING SOI.D experience in the business world. ties will never solve the question. Hash, corned beef, 1 lb. cans, 22c. A decision ot the Supreme » l o « n which P " « “ W « U" AND GREAT IMPROVEMENT Mr. Landstreot will nlso he connect­ Our county here is. situated on tho Bean*, baked, 1 lb. cans, 4c.; 2 lb., boundary line* of other counties the Court will he ol .treat In tcrc. to « . n . . « l o n l» the hook tru.t ed with the business department of MADE Cc.; 3 lb., 9c. . the new garage and will devote lakes and rivers being the line and every growrr and fnrmor not only In “ T w o years ago we bought a trig* Sanford property is changing much of his time to the sales depart­ there is nothing to prevent other Beans, stringless, 2 lb. cans, 9c. this section hut to every part of onometry for a young soldier who hands both in the farming section Corn, sweet, 2 lb. runs, 9c. cattle coming />vcr at the present Florida. ment. Tho supreme Court has wished to hiush up his stiudles in baking powder, 1 lb. cans, 9c.; 5 and in the city and Sanford is prob­ time and scattering ticks over the ter­ reversed the decision of tho Circuit tho months the government kept In this new business the mechani­ ably the fastest growing city in the lb.. 45c. ritory where our tick eradication is Court in the case of T. F. Adams vs. him and his comrades up in tho air, cal department, one of the most .im­ state at the present time. Among Barley, pearl, 100 lb. bags, $2.63. being done. American Agricultural Chemical Co., waiting to ho mustered hack into the many real estate sales this week portant in the entire structure'will • The Herald has been an advocate Beans, dry, 100 bags, $6.49. The hook was tho same as in which Adams had purchased fer­ service. not he neglected. Carl Prange. for­ Cherries, small cans, 21c. ure the following: for dipping because the cattle men that then being used by tho Ocala tilizer with certain percentage of fer­ merly of Jacksonville wilT he in Five acres of land and cottage of Cocoa, breakfast, half Ih. cans, 13c wanted it und thought it was u good school. When school ' opened last tilizer according to analysis and charge of the mechanical depart­ Corn meal, white, 100 Ih. hags, A. It. Chappell sold to W. B. Miller. thing Und still think so hut are will­ fall, a friend, knowing we had the found the fortili'cr short on certain ment nnd machine shop. Mr. 13.50. Thfil land is on Celery avenue and is ing to leave the question of when to hook, offered to buy it. We told parts and sure tho company for Prange is n graduate of a prominent Corn meal, yellow, 100 Ih. hags, just west of the Brisson home. dip to thieso same men who are mak­ him he could hnvo it as a gift, hut double the amount of tho fertilizer school of mechanical engineering, 15.79. The Brisson place, one of the making a specialty of gas engines and ing a study of the question and are according to tho fertilizer law. Lan­ when he was about to tako it he Corn starch, package, 4c. finest on Celery avenue, consisting of he has had much experience in mo­ not going on theory. If the dipping dis, Fish & Hull representing the de­ found that tho school authorities had Crackers, ginger, 1 11). tins, 6c. So lie and the ten acres nnd a fine dwelling house tors und motor cars of all kinds and of cattle ever, fourteen days is kill­ fendants brought in derlatation of adopted another. Crackers, gralmm, 1 Ih. tins, 6e. sold to Mr. Frazier of North Caro­ js nlso a young man of prominence ing cattle without eradicating the demurer and Judge Perkins sustuined other citizens whose children studied tick then another plnn that will not the demurer, pickinson * Dickin­ trigonometry had to buy new hooks Cracker*, soda, 1 Ih. tins, 6c. lina. in business circles in tho state. Mr. Fi*h, dried cod, 40 lb. cases, $6.82. son, attorneys for plaintl.7 carried instead of using the plentiful supply Twenty five acres of the Aldridge Prange aside from his position as kill the cattle should he adopted. Flavoring extracts, 2 dunce bottles farm on Celery avenue sold to Mike the case to the Supreme Court with on hand. Last spring the soldier re­ superintendent will also he a mem­ 10c. ferred to was in one of tho servicer Repeal Dajllghl Saving the above results. Stoinoff. . ber of the firm. Flour, corn 100 Ih. hag, $5.24. schools in Europe, and gfound hin> Washington, Aug. 20.— Repeal of The result is far reaching in this The Magnolia House property be­ The building will be 70 feet front Flour, grahnm, 100 Ih. hags, $3.80. self studying trigonometry In tho the daylight "saving" act was ac­ state nnd means that hereafter fer­ longing to W. H. Peters sold to on Magnolia avenue and 117 feet Flour, wheat, 100 lb. hags, ?fi. complished today, the senate voting tilizers sold to the farmers and con­ same edition of the hook our high Churlcs Merriwether. deep on Second street and will be Flour, oatmeal, 100 ll>. hags, $4. to sustuin the house in passing the taining a certain per cent of vnrious school hnd been using before tho war The Rivers home on Oak avenue built with the idea of adding u sec­ Flour, rye, 98 lb. bags, $3.75. repeal measure over President Wil­ ingredients must have all o f the and which the army officers declared sold to Mr. und Mrs. Jarvis and Mr. ond floor inter for the stornge of son's veto. The vote was 57 to 19. amount specified on the tags or tho to he the best. Hominy, coarse, 100 lb. bngs, Rivers immediately purchased the cars. Mr. Landstreot is north now 16.49. "Such is the treatment that tho The repeal of the law, which now farmer *can suo nnd recover double Pace property on Mugnolin avenue, inspecting garage buildings with the Hominy, fine, No. 2, enrtons, 4c. over-taxed people of Florida rorelvo takes its place among the very few the amount. The small nmount of recently occupied by Air. nnd Mrs. idea of getting plans for an up to Macaroni, 25 Hi. case, $2.96. from their state school authorities. which have been passed over a pres­ fertilizer in many cases doq? not date structure. Macaroni, package, 7c. , Stnfforu. idential veto, becomes effective after cover the loss of the farmer, hut "O ur achool hoard has nothing to Aside from the many changes in Milk, condensed, 1 lb. cans, 13c. that the do with tho change in hooks and the clocks are turned buck to normal establishes the fa^t Wins lly One Vole Milk, evaporated, 8 lb. cans, 93c. renl estate are the constant im­ must make good on would not mako it if it was left to in October. It will go down in legis­ companies Charleston, S. C., Aug. 20. The provements bmng made in both citj Gat*, rolled, 2 lb cartons, 12c. lative history as one of the very few the analyses or the farmer suffers and country property. The farmers result of Charleston’s mayoralty pri­ measures which have been twice v e­ losses in his crops. The farmer de­ its members." Pepper, black, *4 Ih. cans, 9c. Number of Radical Changes are building new homes and new mary of yesterday will not be finally toed by a President and become a pends upon a balanced ration of fer­ Nice, 100 Ih. hags, $6.74. known until Friday, when the city The Miami Metropolis prints the bnrns nnd warehouses and* getting Syfup, No. 10 ran*, 40c. law after all by the vote of more tilizer as plant food and fniling to democratic executive committee* following information relative to the ready for a big season. Tapioca, 1 lb. cartons, 13c. than two-thirds in both houses of gain the proper amount in the fer­ meets to canvasj the returns auifcon­ changes: !’ta», green, 2 lb. cans, 9c. In the city there nrc many im­ tilizer needed for special crops has a f sider challenged votes, as the com­ congress. A number of radical changes xve crop failure in consequence. And Soup, heel or chickyn, I lb. cans, provements being made in new plete tabulation shows T. T. Hyde homes nnd with the hotel buildings been made in tho text books for ele­ 8 cent*. i again the farmera pay for a certain Don't Want Pood Control to have a majority of one vote over mentary schools, according to a list being erected and warehouses and Soup, mock turtle j or oxtail, 1 Ih. Washington, Aug. 20.— Proposed Lind of fertilizer and want what business houses contemplated all in John P. Grace, with some 70 chal­ amendments to the food control act they are paying for. In many cates'just rocclved by Superintendent of r»o». 7c. f lenged votes yet to be passed on, and Soup, tomato or clam chowder, 1 the face of the high price of building either counted or rejected. Of the which would authorize the President mistakes have been made in the fer- ; Public Instruction R. E. Hall of tho text books adopted by the state for materials snells success for Sanford lb- cans, 8c. possible vote of 7,715, a total of to fix wholesale and retail prices of tilizers in mixing and no doubt the Tomatoea, 2 lb.; cans, 9c.; 3 lb. In large letters. And the fact that 6,911 wero cast and aome 70 chal­ certain commodities wer* strongly op uiajuriiy of the Lrtil! *♦*1 factories the five year period dating from all this improvement is reaching the lie.; 10 lb. 33c. posed today by Attorney General want to give tho farmer what he July 1, 1919. Tho new hooka will be lenged. No smaller qu intitles than those outside world Is apparent in the pay* for but these m istake p’ «> put in use st the ie-up«ning of tho Palmer. achoola. many new people coning to Sanford '“ led can he sold. , Appearing bdforc the houso agri­ havoc with tho grower. Wedding Annonncemcnt every day to locate. "O ur Republic," publiihvJ by Hereafter the farmer *sn be as­ 1 Mrs. Joseph Newton Whitncr an- cultural committee to urge speedy Iliiey, Chandler * Hamilton, which High Mrheol Principal Here sured of getting the right kind of enactment ol additional laws to Mrs. L. K. Pritchard of Macon. nnimrf* the engagement o f lie help reduce the cost of living, the fertilizer and th ip ro p e r weights or Us* been in use in the schools for a ^• S. Ogilvie,' the newly elected daughter, Alice Doak to Dr. Henry long time as a history of the United Principal of the High School has Georgia is in the city being called Herbert McCaslin, the wedding to attorney general declared such exec­ ho will have recourse in law that has by the death of her sister, Mrs. u»«n *n tin city a few days and all (Continued on la g e 10) utive power would he too drastic, already been tested. take place early in September. 0#* who have met him aro of the Peabody. ANOTHER BIG DIPPING CAT­ GARAGE FOR TLE TOO OFTEN S A N F O R D K IL L S TH EM fOSTOFFICE NOW SE GROCERIES 1 NUMBER I SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1919 xi i»i \ * u i f i e u y L . mj " . . ■- > - t h €•1‘It i . . .. \ I .1 !L ' [ -»1 ferttlIzI r REAL ESTATE CON TIN U ES TO CHANGE MUST HAVE FULL WEIGHT . y£<AA£ I ' l||H( - -.C tW a f l .* • i i f £■1 v • . * . 4 fM i ' Tf 4 . I .a'» { • l * . ....... .. •• < V, \ *V * ( •/.* * .la M k K E l iTU1 i '/gU m .vae :w w t /J h) . * r . •• . . • ; • V # * j 5* -r i v1. - rfraP s i » vvn w7ii> f* 1 • Fiiifj j j g u m is i * fsAYu , 'll »'• ' k SS b I/k t t -r•• • ;* , " - I . • ' ■ 1 itifVi - i '< '.oM*; ■ • • �AUGUST 15, 1919 TWELVE s s s s s s Bring s s s Sale That Gives Your Dollars M ore CENTS Y o u r Dollar With You Dollar Day Hems arc Dollar Saving Items We have gone the limit to make your dollar buy more than you will probably ever see it buy again for a long time to. come. We have included items from the regular staple lines of nearly every department in the store and this is your real guarantee o f real value giving. Every item in the sale is our well known standard quality. Read Each Item. We offer here bargains that cannot be surpassed. Come early! Sale starts Saturday morning Aug. 16th. White Lawn of very good quality to go in our Dollar Day (P I A A Sale, 5 yds. for............... ... . . 1 Lot colored Flouncing, extra w . . Dollar Day good quality Sale at, per yd .................. (P I A A q J X .V U 1 Lot of fancy coloretl Beads, for­ merly sold for $1.50 to (P I A A $2.00, each .:........................ « p X . l A J 1 Lot M en's white duck Pants, not all sizes hut a good lot to se k ‘ * from. Our Dollar Day (P I A A Sale, e a ch ......... . w J -U U 1 Lot wool Dress Goods in solid colors, stripes and plaids, ( £ “| (\ (\ v Dollar Day Sale 1 y d ........ V 1 Special Lot Silk Dress Goods, excellent values, Dollar (P I A A Day Sale, 1 y d ........... ........ < p X « U U Broken lot of M en's percale Shirts, with detached ^collars and laundried 1 Let Bathing Shoes to be closed out in Dollar Day Sale at (P I A A 2 pairs.................................. t p X . U U cufTs. Dollar D ay price $ 1.00 Men’s artificial Silk Hose, good ■a t e -at 60c, Dollar Day a» iju Sale, 2 pairs for............'..... \ « p x * v l / . Best quality Silk Lisle Hose, 65c values, Dollar Day Sale (P I A A 2 pairs for............................ M en’s good grade cotton Hose 30c values, Dollar Day (1*1 A A Sale, 4 pairs for.................... «p X •U IF 1 Lot extra quality good wido Riblion in all shades, Dollar (P i A A D ay Sale, 2 yds. for............ t p X . U U Ladies’ Bathing Caps—These caps are extra uie money we ask for them, Dollar D ay (P I A A Sale, 2 for............................ « p ± . V U M en’s blue clicui/bvuj *•ork Shirts fullest cut and finest qualify, regular $1.25 values, Dollar Day ( P I A A sale price.............................. t p X . U l / M en’s Cptton Hose in all colors, 25c 'values, Dollar Day (1*1 A A Sale 5 pairs for..................... Ladies’ good quality lisle Hose in black and white, special values, Dollar D ay Sale, price for these ( P I A A Hose, 3 pairs for................. tp X *v F U 1 Lot Bleached Bed Sheets, good quality with seams, Dollar ( P I A A Day Sale, each .................. tp X .V F U M en's Ribbed Draweisj best qualiry, regular $1.25 values (P I A A Dollar Day Sale.................. X *U U Pioneer Suspenders, good elastic web, 65c and 75c Dollar (1*1 A A Day Sale 2 for...................... a p l . V U Silk B oot Hose for Ladies, in all shades and colors, good (P I A A quality, Dollar Day Sale.... « p X * U V values, Dollar Day Sale, 1 special lot Ladies’ Silk Hose, pure thread silk, full fash- ( P I A A ioned, Dollar Day Sale, each Ladies’ lawn Handekrchiefs, very good quality, Dollar Day (P I A A Sale, 12 for.......................... « p X . U U 1 Lot good Pearl Dress Buttons, good range of sizes, Dollar Day Sale, 12 dozen for..... (P I A A « p X * \ /v Pearl Buttons of extra good qual­ ity, in Dollar Day Sale 10 (jj J Q Q 1 Special Lot of narrow Lace of good quality and patterns, n n Dollar Day Sale 20 yds...... «P X . U U Hill Bleaching, full 36 inch width of excellent quality, in Dol (P I A A lar Day Sale 3 yds. for..... « p X « l / l / Dress Ginghams in stripes and ’plaids, full width in fast (P I A A colors, 3 yds. for.................. tp X « l / l J Cotton Poplin in all colors, 60c value, Dollar Day Sale . (P I A A 2 yds. for............................. tp X •U l/< 1 Lot good hand towels, special <£1 M en’s Ribbed Shirts, extra- $ 1.00 M en’s good quality white Hand­ kerchiefs, regular price 15c (1*1 A A Dollar Day Sale 8 for....... tp X « U I F M en’s Balbriggan Drawers and Shirts, famous Otlas brand, best qual­ ity, regular price $1.25 (P I A A Dollar Day Sale.................. X •U U M en’s White Lawn Handkerchiefs splendid values, Dollar (£ 1 A A Day Sale 14 for................. $ X « U v F n n ity, our Dollar Day Sale 1 Lot extra good Huck Towels, good size and splendid quality, Dollar Day Sale price for these $ 1.00 Turkish Bath Towels of excellent quality, Dollar Day Sale $1.00 Good quality gauze Undershirts, regular 65c values, Dollar ( P I A A Day Sale price, 2 for.......... *P X « V l / M en’s Silk Four in Hand Ties, solid colors, stripes and plaids, regular $1.25 and $1.50 values (3*1 A A Dollar Day Sale................. t p l . « U U ' Women’s white Skirts in pique and gaberdine, one lot to go in Dollar Day Sale, each t p x . v v «i on Good quality gauze Drawers, reg­ ular 65c values, Dollar ( P I A A D ay Sale 2 for.............<..... q ) X . U U Washable Four in Hand Ties in silk mixtures, 65c and 75c (1*1 A A values, Dollar Day Sale 2 for«P X •U U Ladies’ flat ribbed Union Suits of good quality gauze, regular $1.35 value, priced for this D ol- (P I A A lar Day Sale a t................ .*. « p X * V /l / E. 5 W. Linen Collars, all styles, regular 25c cent sellers, (P I A A Dollar Day Sale 5 f o r ...... q ) X « y U Washable Four in Hand Ties for Men and Boys, 35c values (P I A A Dollar Day Sale,a4 for..... « p X « l / U Women’s Muslin Drawers, made from qgood quality sheer muslin, lace, tucks and trimmed with (P I A A embroidery, this sa le......... tp X .U L F 1 Lot E. & W. soft Collars, regular 1 Lot Pillow Cases 42x36 inches, regular 30c values, Dollar (P I A A Day Sale 4 for ................. t p X . U U 35c and 40c values, Dollar Day Sale 4 for..................... (P I A A tp X » l / l / Elen's Pure Silk full fashioned Hose in all colors, $1.25 and $1.50 Ladies’ Undervests, all sizes in Swiss ribbed material, in good quality gauze reduced for Dollar (P I A H Day Sale 2 for values, Dollar Day Sale ‘ i Blouse for Boys. These Children's Wash Hats in white well known Blouses are of extra good and colors, a good range of sizes, Dol~ A A quality percales and madras. Guaran jar Day Sale price for ( P I , A H UU teed fast colors, regular price $1.25 these hats 2 for.. *......•..... #*P Dollar Day Sale price for C l Q Q Boys Bathing Suits,gooA qualityaUtv ‘A « same" .............................. ^ . cotton suits in all sizes, (P I A A 1 Lot Boys’ percale Blouses, sizes $ 1.50 and $1.75 v a lu e s...... tp X . U U B ell B r a n d $ 1.00 Men’s Bat Wing Bow and dark shades, made of silk, regular 50c values, Dollar Day Sale 3 for..... Big lot M en’s and Boy's Caps, good quality in all shades and colors, Regularly priced at $1.25 ( P i A A to $2.00, Dollar Day Sale t p X . U V ’ 1 Lot Boys’ Knickerbocker Pants in good stripia cotton material '1.25 and $1.50 values, Dollar u*1 Day Sale.... ...................... . •p l . U U Boys’ athletic Union Suits, made of nainsook and cross barred muslin, 5*5? iSStfa t t $1.00 Boys’ Bathing Suits in 1 piece (P I A A t p X .U U (P I A A J , , . _ „ . „ tp X a lF U Boys blue denim Overalls, made 2 pairs in summer from a good quality denim, looks just Be (P I A A like Dad’s, $1.40 values, (P I A A in sizes t p X « l / l / Dollar Day Sale— t p x « \ /l/ collar i THE Y O W E L L BLDG. . 1t i n » Tji . u • . _ cotton, closing out in Dol1 Lot Boys Blouses, all sizes, reg- jar Day Sale 2 for.............. ular 50c values, Dollar Day Sale 3 f o r ...'................. Boys’ Khaki Pants weight, well made and good $1.50 values going at - - - - Ties, light serviceable ( P I A .... A t p X .U U ^ a PSFORD, F L 1 �AUGUST 22, 191) THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO CO UN TY HAPPENINGS IN® A BUNCIJ OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM CORRESPONlDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD J * , ' H• « ^ | . ■ ,/ , * - * * .- . * t, always outrun their mileage guarantee, that’s why more people are using them everyday. I f a Dia­ mond tire cost you, right to the penny, what the highest priced tire cost, you’d get your moneys worth even then—but they are priced very moderately, the first cost of a Diamond is actually less than many of the so ca lled cheap tires. , Their former residence will be occu­ OVIEDO Mips Bertha Guttridgo returned pied by the family of T J Brannon Saturday to her home in Haines Cart Farneil of Sanford spent sev­ City. She waa accompanied by eral days in Oviedo lost week Miaa Ruth Young. Miss Ella Belle Jone* (left Wed­ Mrs. I* O White and !itt!« .on , nesday for n visit to Winter Park, Elton returned Saturday after a Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville brief visit to Apnpha Mr and Mrs C B Jones left Mr. and Mrs B G Smith spent Tuesday for their homo.In Tampa Tuesday in Sanford nhd 'EurfUs. Mrs Clough and little daughter, Edwin Jacobs, youngest son of Christine •left Saturday for their Mrs. Mary Jacobs died Saturday home in Lakeland morning at the homo of hi* mother Theodore Atilln spent Monday in and wns buried Sunday morning at Orlando Chuiuotn, his former home. Mr. Mr and M n Lee Wheeler nnd Jacobs hud teen ill for many children are at Dnytonn Bench for a months but was thought to be im­ few weeks proving slightly when the end came, W B Marshall, who has been at lie !a survived by n mother, four work in Sanford has returned home sisters nnd a brother, Mr. Tilden Mr nnd Mrs L R Gore and fam­ Jacobs. The sympathies of the en­ tire community go out to the be­ ily spent Sunday nt their former home, Oakland reaved family in their sorrow. Mr Andrew Lcinhart spent Sun­ Mm. W. E. Argo, son Edward and day afternoon in Orlando little daughter Palmer motored to Jacksonville Monday. While in the Mr and Mrs T Lr Meade left city they will be the guest of Mrs. Inst Thursday for n visit to West Argo's sister, Mrs Ensign who also Virginia returned to Jacksonville Monday There’s a man at the curb to serve you. J C Crawford spent Sunday in after a visit to Mrs Argo Orlando \ Mr and Mrs Enoch Partin have 0 G Wolcott w’ent \o Tampa on bought the Aulinplace and arc mov­ Tuesday in his car, making the ing into their new home this week round trip in the one day Mrs A K Crawford entertained tiie Crochet Club nt her home Fri­ day afternoon The afternoon was very pleasantly spent in music nnd home rooters plenty of chances to i^olks• We were misinformed as to conversation and delightful refresh­ show their loynlty to the boys the date of her arrival mentioned u I. ments were served this column nume lime ngo NOTICE AUTO OWNERS ^ ’■ ’ t-ThMUiluy for a Air rthd Mrs Frank Kuulersur. an stay of several weeks at Daytona Mr. npd Mrs. D. It. Brisson have and son of Ft Pierce spent Sunday I have leased the repair department o f the B. & 0. ..... . " Yuiir money back if yon sold their beautiful Celery avenue in Oviedo, having come to attend Bench Garage on Park Avenue and am in position to give the are not satisfied” Mr nnd Mrs II ■I* Wheeler iett inline and ten ncres of their improved the funeral of their brother, Edwin auto owners o f Sanford and vicinity first class work in Child biting, blood-tucking Aid and Thursday for North Carolina where land and all of the household fur­ J scsb.. They returned to Ft every particular. Plenty o f good mechanics to handle other ir.:cci Gives comfort to Pierce Sunday afternoon carrying they expect to spend the month of nishings except the piano, receiving cow* and milkers. Prevent* imnd J1G,000. They were at Daytona your work in a proper manner. September with them Mrs Haulerson’s mother, lummcr drop in milk>yirfd. Increase* Beach last week and have taken Mrs Jacobs and niece I.onn Lie Miss Virginia Wright entertained I will appreciate your business. profit*. apartments for nn indefinite time Sutton of Orlando u few of her girl friends nt supper PRATTS PLY CHASER i* effective and together with their young people .... YOLIE W ILLIAM S Mr and- Mrs George Jacobs of last Friday evening and >tconomici1< Don not taint the ntv ieucLV mis Thursday tor the Chuluota passed through Oviedo or. milk. Dor* not injure hair or hide. LL.L. Miss Palmer Argo enter­ beach. They have not made any Phone 194. • 207 Park Avenue It perfectly »»fc—o n be med any­ their way home <rf*-r a two weeks’ tained at a children’ s party at her plans for the future. Mr. and Mrs f where. Splendid for working and stay nt Hampton Springs where home Friday afternoon Brisson wish all their friends who driving lionet. they went for Mrs Jacob's health Miss Christine Nelson returned come to the bench to come rnd sec For comfort, hratlh and profit*, ute the T J Brannon spent Saturday in home last week after a visit of sev­ them. The Brissons will be greatly original “ PRATTS." Orlando eral weeks in Orlando missed by a la-ge circle of friends R tfu tt inferior substitute*. Oviedo and Sorrento played a A most delightful social was given who wish them happiness in their splendid game of ball on the Oviedo by the Christian Endeavor Society new home. Get your tupply now, diamond Wednesday The score last Thursday night at the home of Mr nnd Mrs Luther Frazier of wns 8 to 7 in favor of Oviedo and Mr and Mrs W E Young The L. Allen Plans Atlanta, Gn , have bought the Bris­ the game a most interesting one had been made for an outdoor party Seed Co. s son place and arc expected hero very Oviedo team plays Clermont in ■but owing to a heavy rain In the af­ soon. Mr. Frazier is a nephew rf Oviedo Thursday, thus giving the ternoon it was necessary to have it Mrs. L. A. Brumley. indoors but wns none the less en­ Wilson B. Miller has bought the joyable ( , property where A, It. Chuppcll has Hilling Mrs L O White and little son, resided on Celery avenue for some Elton left Thursday for Columbia, time. Mr. Miller expects to take R C , for n short visit to Mrs possession nt once. Mr. Miller farmed White’s sister on the west side before going to Miss Winnie Lee of Ft Myers is France to serve in the war and only the guest of Miss Elizabeth Lawton returned u short time ngo. He was Mr Frank Anderson spent Thurs­ married to a Scotch girl while In day in Orlando Collars, Shirts, Underwear, Bed Linens, France and expects his bride here in Miss Olive Lizette is visiting her u short time. Previous to coming to Table Linens, Barber Towels, Butchers sisters in Jacksonville Sanford Mr. Miller was a resident of Charlotte, N. C. A p ro n s,—anything you send us receives BAHT SANFORD Mr. and Mrs. C. Boyce Bell end Rev It J Allen wns over from careful, painstaking treatm ent. Y o u r neigh­ son, Wallace returned last week Enterprise to preach at Moore's Sunday from a stay of several Station church on Sunday bor is sending to us; W hy Not Y ou? months at their summer home nt Several of the Cameron and Stool •Chnrlotto N C young people and Miss Helen Chor-' Mr. and Mrs. B. Steel have pening visited the Baptist young tyught ten acres of J. It. Hayden people’s camping party at Lnke adjoining their home place on the Hnrney last week north. Mrs Tina Warren Beaty will go Leesburg, Florida Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Squire and to the hotpitnl in Orlando again on W A Raynor returned this week E Es Thursday for further treatment from several months’ stay at several § ROBERT GLENN 1GOU, Agent. PHONE 299 5 Miss Gladys Dieterich was to from several months’ stay nt various reach here from Philadelphia on points in New York and Long Monday for a visit with her home Island. iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii Mrs. Raynor will arrive Wight Tire Company SEMINOLE BANK ANNEX Pratts Fly Chaser ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE T Insures More Milk Agents For International Harvester Co. gjiiiiiiii iiiiiitiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii ilium iiiiiiiiiiii Everything! McCormick and Deering Mowing Mach­ ines, H ay R a k e s and Harrows DIXIE STEAM LAUNDRY Farms, Homes, Businesses iiiiiiiii ilium - - - - - - - - - - 1 HAVE THEM!— miiiiil BICYCLES - - BICYCLES Bicycle Accessories 0 While we have gone into the Auto Accessory and Auto Tire and Vulcanizing Business we are still in the Bicycle Business and are now Better Prepared than ever to serve you in our Bicycle Repair Department and can better supply your demands for the Best Bicycles Manufactured. We carry a big stock and a complete line o f "'ll Bicycle Accessories aud Childrens Velocipedes and T oy Automobiles. Everything on Wheels. See us when you need wheel goods. Sanford Cycle Co. Phone 251-W Sanford, Florida 115 Park Ave. home later. George Pezull is at home from a stay of some length at St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Ben Monroe is spending some time in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Blackwell left for their home in North Carolina on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dunlap and Mrs. D, L. Long drove to Mi. Dorn Sunday for the day. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain, their%guests, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hennes and son were over from Daytona Bench Monday and were dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Dressor. B. A. Howard came up from Okee-j chobcc 'City on Saturday for a v isit' with his family. Mr. Howard says' there are ^prospects of a good season ' both in Okeechobie City nnd P a-' hokee. He has business interests at both places. The young people about here guve Mr. nnd Mrs. "D o ck " Hasty a nice loud chavirari Tuesday evening. Ev­ ery one had a jolly time. WEST GENEVA AVENUE The airplane Sunday did not lose much time with us. It was sailing very low this time. Was but short time with us here. (Contlnuetfcn page 3 , - H ave sold nearly $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 worth of property during the past few days. The Dr. Aldridge farm of 25 acres on Celery Avenue was sold by inc to Mr. Stoinoff besides several of srfiall cr denom inations. A m listing properties and businesses alm ost every day. Can suit you. S ee here: Fine New Bungalow — 6 room s, w ater in house, 1 acre ground, beautiful shade, Fin e home $ 3 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Country S to re — 1 1-2 acres ground, flowing well, 6 livjng room s, barn, c tc * - 16 orange trees, $ 2 ,5 0 0 .0 0 F a r m - - -7 acres, nicely located, splendid resi­ dence, three flowing wells, etc. - $ 8 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Watch the South Post Corner c)/" Page HERALD ADVERTISEMENT! �.'•i' ; * ' ’ . "t . ’ * *-•*'* *»’ . -v / •» *; v* - 7 i, 7/Y ^7- *- T/ * • . • . THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE A Q DEAL FOR YOUR ROUND DOLLAR — PHONE 181 > “A r**d foe E»err N«^“ HOME OP OUK SPECIAL P KICKS SOlb tinof Urd • OkUhami lloir, II tb Mrk 100 Ibo Hu|*r . . . A flood Scralrh Krrd. Bo hUtk Mfd Builds L A R G E P ram s* *11.00 • - • • ll.TS III.7S W.*0 PbiIm Hnatth Pnd Purina CUibra Cbuwdct V .L O ili lll|b (trade H u doood lib r a R ASY TO We have it, can get it, or it is'nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere FEED COUNTY HAPPENINGS (Continued from page 2) I |ff the Prince of Wales has ar­ rived in Canada. I wish he would 1 " down to see u.. W e would all gif to ice the gentleman. * Mrs Nicola ha" been very sick ,j.b week with In grippe hut is on [Je mend at this writing'. Mrs. Vaughn was calling' at MrsTorn Tyner’s Tuesday. But I trust wc nil may live to Bee tb time rome that we don’ t have to work so hard for our daily livitiR. \\> are all glad that the railroad cfn have gone back to work nguin. We live in hopes that there won’ t lie any more trouble. ! t looks good to see the trains running again. They had about nil stopped going by. We surely did miss them. We will he glad when everything is settled and the high cost of living goes down, so we can live at ease again. It is hard with poor people to make u living. Everything is so high. Times ore hard, hut could he worse. The time for school will soon he here. The children seem to dread it, the weather is so hot and the time so long to go to Bchool. CAItltlEI) A RIFLE Helped Win War Hut Could Not Work In I*. (). The United States is undoubtedly the best governed country that the sun shines on, hut once in a while a piece of assfninity developes that U Ycvfoir «f Tktir Dan|«r an* Torturi by makes us hung our heads. George I. ^ L’tlf, a Orcp or to ct ^ Gerling of the state of New York en­ listed early in the war, was sent to France,, carried a p a n ’s size rifle, u . . .j err army rations, o o d n J 0 ? / fighting cooties nnd Huns for nine months and acquitted himself like u It rflm thrm aw.ij' in s:ay. I’ lrabmanly mutt even though he was hut ,*t . 1 uritlilul. Mirlle lllr a i-li.e [.frit l.utralilmt Jo kirji Hum off. ■five feet ami four inches tail. Ho n wi |.ob If || d"S*!. *tVUI wns honorably discharged from the i»* %. -hr n»<*t Hutu. A Me service, and learning that the gov­ unit Bill tut in r f a month. AUn it(T«5*tid"t os e rrotonlstltf ernment wanted more postal clerks triito Slits, a u d it * . mutln, • IIt . he applied for the position in regular (■ltd. Or. I fuorm. The following is the reply to |hits npiUvaAV--- - *"*•' -if application The" "eV oV vrve Co., for the K U. clerk examination at Montgomery, Ala. Rochester, N. Y „ on May 2, ID19, has been cancelled because under Tho P lin iil Mosquito Chaser M osquitos Carry M a la ria - Save Money on Paint When you paint this year save money by buying the paint that gives the greatest value. The real cost of paint is m easured,not by the price per gallon, but by the service rendered. Remember this: — Re-painting is not an E X P 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 known1for its quality for years— “H - A - R - R - I - S ' - O - N - S ” LEE BROTHERS HARDWARE - f o r -H We have not sold out, or rented our business as has been reported We are still doing business at the sam e old place and will c o n tin u e to do so. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Dressed Chickens - Spring Lamb Corn Fed Florida Pork Quick Delivery Service - Phone 122 BROWN’ S MARKET E - C. M O T T S . M g f . - - - 417 Sanford Avenue height, as shown by your applica­ tion." "Jumping rabbits, what at) idea! A man big enough to tote an army rille all over France and help break the Hindenhurg line but too small to he a clerk in a postofilce. It seems that some blooming idiot in the P. 0 . department made a ruling that nil applicants should he above a certain height. What should he done about it? Wc give it up. However, it might help some if a person in authority would tukc the author of that ruling nsidc nnd tell him confidentially that he had made a consummate ass of himself, and that in view of his past perform­ ances the great big United States would try and get along without anything further from him.— Fort Myers Press. WAR RISK INSURANCE Soldiers nnd Snllors Can He Re­ instated Without Paying Hack Premium Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass, nt 12:30 has signed u decision of n; "• • * * ' 'f..?,0rC3TtW an inter­ est to discharged soldiers, sailors and marines. In the decision (T. D. 17 W. It.) •he Secretary ruled liiul discharged soldiers, sailors nnd murines who have dropped their insurance mny reinstate It within eighteen months after dischnrge without paying the hack premium. All they will he asked to pay u.1". ,* . * dum on the amount of insurance to he re­ instated for the month of grace in which they were covered nnd for the current month. Thus, for example if a man drop­ ped $10,000 of insurance in January, *1919 nnd applies for reinstatement the 1st day of August for $5,000, ull he will have to pay will he the pre­ mium for January (the month of grace) on $5,000, and the premium for August on $5,000. Or if he ap­ plies for reinstatement of the full $ 10,000 he will pay a total of two months premium on $ 10,000, one for January and one for August. He will not have to pay pfemium in either case for the Intervening months. The decision stipulates that the former service man applying for reinstacment ho in as good health ns at date of discharge. . Former Treasury Decision W. It. -15 and other prior regulations in conflict with the now decision are re­ voked. Director It. G. Cholmcley-Jones of the Hureau of War Risk Insurance, following the signing of the decision made the following statement: "T he present decision is one of the most important to former service men that has been made in the his­ tory of the Hureau. "M W anyEservice AR D A R men have been de­ terred, from availing themselves of the former anti less liberal reinstate­ ment privileges by reason of the relatively lnrge amount of money represented by accumulated overdue premiums, and that it would seem thul they were paying lor something that they never actually had, which in fact was the case. , ^ Under the new decision a man is relieved of the burden of overdue premiums, lie has an opportunity to rehabilitate himself financially uftt-r getting out of the army, navy or marine corps, and to reinstate his insurance any time within eighteen months following discharge without the burden of paying a large amount of money. “ The reason payment for the month of grace is required under the new decision is that the insured was protected by reason of his insurance continuing In force during that month, and that had he died dur­ ing the peirod of grnce, his policy would have been paid. "Should a lapse ngnin occur, after ! the eighteen months from dute of discharge reinstatement mny he mude, providing that at the time of application for reinsti^tcmett, such insurance shall.not have been.lapsed for more than one year, in accord­ ance* ..'th the conditions of the de­ cision. Of course every man who has dropped his insurance should re­ instate it immediately, for the reason that if he should die before re­ instatement his dependents will not f.coiv* sny payment. "Therefore, I urge that care be taken to make clear to every former service man who has drooped his In. {'■urance that the new ruling DOES NOT automatically reinstate him THE BIG FEED HOUSE CATES CR A TE CO M PAN Y, and to impress upon him thnt he will he W ITHOUT insurance until ho voluntarily npplies for nnd se­ cures reinstatement. He should im­ mediately apply for reinstatement fo his own protection nnd thnt of his dependents. “ Don’ t forget that men die or become disabled in peace time as well ns in war time, and that if n man waits he may not he in good health as he wns at the time of his discharge and consequently may not be able to secure reinstate­ ment. “ Don’ t, put oil reinstatement. it NOW.” Fertilizer Materials COTTON SEED MEAL CASTOR ROM ACE TANKAGE ASHES ' LET US QUOTE’ YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF ALL KINDS OF MATERIAL—WE WILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU — GOOD SERVICE — Do CH ASE & CO M PAN Y Address Hureau of War Risk In­ surance. Treasury Department, Was surancc, Treasury Department, Washington, D. C. Sanford, Florida MARTIAL LAW AT MULHERUY Citizens Ask Governor to Send Fed­ eral Troops Tuesday afternoon after a committee of representative citizens of Mul­ berry had held a meeting, they de­ cided to wire Governor Cntts asking him to protect them with federal troops, and the matter was taken up with Sheriff Logan, nnd he agreed that it was tne best thine to do Mayor Carter stated today that the tension wns so great on both sides and that the permitting of shotguns in the arms of the gun men nnd em­ ployes of tAs' mines did not relieve the situation bemuse of the close proximity of t£e mines themselves and because that both sides were well armed and they did not seem to heed the elTorts thnt hnvc been made to lay them down. The situation has evidently gotten beyond the rontrol of local authori­ ties and with the demand that fed­ erated troops he Bent, was also the request that the phosphate district, around Mulberry especially he placed under martial law. There has been no particular outbreak of any char­ acter since the shooting of Monday evening, Imt the least mis-step means a serious preposition for that com­ munity. ElTorts are being mnde today also to get the gun men olit who were arrested for the shooting of the negro baby nnd it is understood that Judge Blanton has approved of a bond submitted for each. Lakeland Star. E R M E T IC A L L Y sealed Its wax- wrapped package, air­ tight. Impurity proof— WRIGLEYS Is hygienic and whole­ some!. The goody that's good for young and old. First Post Offices In Milne. In 1775 (he first |Ktst offices In Mnlno were established nt Kennebunk, Fal­ mouth tint! Hath. The mnlls were car­ ried by carriers on foot or on horse­ back and the average week’s mall did not amount <" five letters nt each of­ fice. Tin* rates were high, 0*4. 1214, lS*i, and IViVt cents, according to the distance the letter had to he car­ ried, and double the rule when the let­ ter was tine more than one sheet of paper. Keeping Cider Sweet. Tn keep elder sweet place In each barrel Immediately on making, mus­ tard. four ounces; salt, one ounce, nnd ground chalk, one mine*-. Shake well, Or Ciller mny he preserved sweet by canning In airtight cans after the man­ ner of preserving fruit. The liquid should l>e first settled nnd rucked off from the dregs, hut fermentation must not he allowed to commence before C£titling or It will not keep. In The Flavor Lasts B« tart to *»l WRIGLEY’ S Look for tb« oim. «Liavwi«iCLir> J U IC Y F R U IT rrraf nil m w cU ffTEn KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN ( That's Us! Wc arc always prepared to meet your needs. We have a complete Actelyne Gas Welding Outfit nnd plenty of gas on hnnd nt all times, therefore we are always prepared to do nil kinds of Weld­ ing. There is nu Job too big or loo small for us, they all rcrelro our prompt uttentlon by our : : : : : Free Road Service * | 1 Skilled W elder.: — : : : : Auto Repairing and Accessories or all Kinds MILLER AND SOUTHERN TIRES AND TUBES CARRY LARGEST MILEAGE GUARANTEE for LESS MONEY B R Y A N A U T O CO. “W * HERE SERVICE IS CERTAIN” First St. Sanford Ave. Phone Leffler Building . ■* ■ m uni i - ■ ftMiaan trimaci^r>g^ �AUGUST 22. l o o one month with notice? of Inrorporac*♦ ami he is due a vote of thanks for this one for it cost the incorporators not one cent. Schelle is casting his bread upon the waters. : T IR E S A remarkable Product.. Every tire worth more than it costs, The Over-size Non-Skid Fabric; T he Big Fisk C ord; T he Red Top, Extra Ply, H eavy Tread. T i m * l o R «> t(r« T ii«v risk) t C t * a a ty M i r a g e The Church-Goers. Tf some men were to quote the well* known psnlm they wo "til hnve to snv. l i m» h glntl to iiuilie excuses when Ithej- said to US. ‘let t:s go Into the j t:ouso of the Lord.*" The 'they* re­ ferring probably to the women of the house, or the church-colng neighbors.— Exchange. S C R IpP S B O O T H G A R S ” Much Sameness in Mankind. Console yourself, dear old man nnd brother; whatever you may he sure of, he sure nt least of this, that you are dreadfully like other people. Human nature has a much greater genius for sameness than for originality.—Lowell. R EPA IR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY No T im e to Stop Learnbio. A Hum .ihniild nlwityn keep learning miimtli!ng-Viilwuyn," ns Arnold said, 'keep tin* sironm running"—whereas ai«>-*t i«*op!c |ri a stagnate moult mid­ dle lire. Daily Fashion Hint Hood— Goodyear and Fjsk Tires and Tubes 4 * •• * * ' J . ■ * _________ *________________ '________ M O B IL O IL S andG A S O L IN E A C C E S S O R IE S Cars Washed and Delivered— W c Will Call for and Deliver Your Car. PHONE NO. 11— REMEMBER THE NO. -11 GOOD LOOKING, GOOD VALUE TIR ES KENT VULCANIZING WORKS O C C ID E N T ItV* +****• 7AS"*....... r :V >' •r ji CURBSTONE GLEANINGS nUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST UCiV.'LEN t o i l AND ME” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes and Faith, "lie 'll Print 'em” — So Savs Sauntcrcr. Well, Haw About It Ever since I've lived in this town I’ ve noticed more ami more That when some married man Would send his wife to Asheville, Or to the Carolina Mountains, Or even out to Michigan, To spend a long, happy summer. Tim' he’ d lose no time In tlnding some sweet dame To help him burn gasoline. Yassum. I've heard these men gaily hum: "M y wife’s away— , “ She named to roam: "S o what's tiie use "O ’ my staying at home? "T he girl's agreeable — . "T he night’s immense; "Suppose gasoline "D oes rust thirty rents? "Three is a crowd — ; i All That It Is Worth For Your Citrus Crop m Getting full value for tlie grape­ fruit, oranges, etc., grown by its members is the purpose for which the I*lorida Citrus Exchange exists. •I T lie methods in use by the Ex­ change acquaint consumers with the real worth of the citrus fruits that arc sold under the Scaldswcct N trade-mark. u t♦ Dealers ore so fairly treated that they Kindly co-operate in tho effective distribution and sale at good prices of the fruit shipped by the Florida Citrus Exchange for it* memliera. Y ou can have the benefit of theso factors mi the marketing of your fruit provided you will join tho Exchange. For further particu­ lars as to how , where and when y ou can b e c o m e a m em b er, apply to Florida Citrus Exchange T A M I'A . F L O R ID A t L. A. HAKES, Manager Orange Co uni) Citrus Sub-Exchange* Orlando. Ha. "Hut two's u charm; "W hat wife don't know "D oes her no hum**" And all was pence and happiness. But some of the folks wised up— And now when tluv go north wards They take hulihy with them; Which recalls that old .epitaph On a stone in a cemetery In Grafton, Massachusetts. A verse on it read like this: "H ere lies the body of Mary Ann “ Safe on the bosom of Abraham." Which was a pretty thought For those who had never seen, her. She was a smur-visugod female With a disposition as aggravating As a cling stone peach; She had one of those noted Sour visaged mugs, I'm telling you; Her fridnds said it was a fury "T hat actually grew on one." And they were all mighty glad It didn’ t grow on them. And she didn’ t like me a bit; W hen I’d go there in berry time And ask for gooseberries She’ d set the gander on me. « Well, someone saw that little verse On litr tombstone, you see— She was still dead at the lime — And it struck them as funny; So they added two more lines Which continued the rhyme like this: "W hich is very well for Mary Ann "But devilish tough for Abraham." And that is the fate of the man Who goes away with bis wife When she takes a vacation. Thorn in Palm Beach Post. * Our governor called a meeting of ten thousand delegates at Jackson­ ville to reduce the .high cost of liv­ ing. When he arrived to address the meeting there were less than twenty delegates and the governor was forced to call it oil. How the mighty have fallen. I’ m betting on Fletcher. • • * • People are thinking for them­ selves these days and believe me. Pauline, the demagogue cannot pull the sheepskin over the eyes of the voters any longer. The working man knows what he wants and knows who is going to stand behind him • • * . ' My old friend Phil Elder has j gone back to his first love and along with Ilia other troubles of being post­ master now handles pork and beans and other supplies that are being 'sold at cost here "with the freight added" and I suppose the time is coining when 1 can go into "Phil's Place" and order a plate of ham and eggs and have Miss Muller come around with a nice white apron un to wait on my table. Always did think that squatty little postolflce building would he turned into some­ thing else heford long. Gureon. des oeufs du jambon. • • A DE a n t ABLE MODE It, For nil day wear conies this doliShtfut frock In lmlrlln« st-fjo g»0iic-1 wait Jacket and side panels of velvet. The round neck of tho bodice has a collar of white satin, wbllo the flannel is used for tho collar nn Flare sleeves nro faced with tho striped material. Medium size calls for 3 yards -Hdnch striped IJannol nnd 3 yards 30-inch velvet. Pictorial Review Dross No. 7768. Hires, J| to 42 Inches bust. Prlro, 25 CCD18, —•• Our Aganl, Mr. B. W. Herndon will write you any of the above forms of Insurance or anything you need in the Insurance line. Through his connec­ tion with us he enn uimj y o u Insurance prelection in the very strongest C o’s in each and every line. ... JAM ES & I’ A.YO.N, J a ck son ville H a. t!i-BCf»l»n»ui«Sfr. Httivif i an* Uomi.im amuunl. T R Y A H E R A L D W A N T AD This is Certain-teed W eek August 18 to 23 This is a ‘ ‘ big” week the country over— a week especially set apart by Certain-tced dealets to assist you in properly starting your new home and in setting your present house in order for the fall and winter. Every home and building needs Ccrtr.in-teed extra quality roofing or paint; possibly the interior wood­ work needs touching up a bit, or the iluors need a coat of wax or varnish. You will find it to your advantage to visit your Certain-tccd dealer this week and learn from liiln hmv you1 can carry out your plans at the least expense and with the best results.. Your Ccrtain-tccd dealer will advise you in making the selection which will best fit your need. And whenever you have painting or roofing work done, make sure to specify Ccrtain-leed. You will then be assured of the l>est and most lasting results. Certain-tccd Products Corporation O ffices and W arehou se* in Principal Cities • ' The jury on tin- Henry Ford case has decided that Henry's feelings have been hurt to the extent of six cents ami he was duly awarded that much But Henry is satisfied with the million dollars worth of adver­ tising that the trial brought him and he shuuld worry. • I• t ' My old friend Seheile Mnines is the champion incorporation notice compiler. He had the paper filled For Sale by Hill Lumber Company Wight Grocery Company �HERALD A . 1 - ^ vJIN INi Lj^L, I y o u r One Advantage of Education. always liellcvt-d In the high of tin* movie**, nml more particularly since n charming girl told -I./<Pll lining Hold iiamls Just n** well nl an (•ditcutloiuil Him us any other.—Grand Rapids Preo*. R O L L IN S GEORGE M ORGAN W ARD, D. D., LL.D President Oldrst College In Florida lntcr-I)rnonilnulional v 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. H. degree. Pre-profes­ sional courses in Agriculture, Medicine, Engineering, Law and Theology. Special departments: Music, Commerce, Home Econo­ mics, Normal, Fine nml Applied Arts and Academy. pr o pe r ty Daily Fashion Hint AN D W E CAN S E L L IT . City Property and Farms are Going at Reasonable Prices Roster of Lectures for 1919-20 includes a large number of authors, scientists, artists and professional men of na­ tional prominence. Insure Your Hom e - Your A uto - Tornado Property Damage Agent Drew Development Co. - - COLLEGE (LAKE VIRGINIA) Dally Thought How ninny worthy men have we seen survive o „n reputations— REA L ESTA TE l is t PACE FIVE Naval Unit with instruction for ten ratings. Strong athletic program including aquatics. Expenses moderate. Liability Thirty-Fifth year begins 22 September, 1919. For catalog and other information address: THE SECRETARY. ROLLINS COLLEGE Winter Purk, Florida Formerly Holden Real Estate Co. City Lots in A ll Parts o f City Celery Lands in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division STATE LEAGUE SCHEDULE The* following schedule for Hie Hinoa Mate League, second half, iu announced yesterday: I Tuesday, Aug. 19 at Orlando. Tznna at Lakeland. «if>fnrd at Hradentown. Wfdnrsdii}•Thursday, Aug. 20-21 Lakeland at Orlando. Rnplcntown at Bartow. Sanford at Tampa. Friday-Saturday, Aug. 22-2.1 Orlando at Sanford (2-). Slrford at Orlando (22). Dirtow at Oamjia. Bradentown at Lakelantl, Monda) •Tuesday, Aug, 25-2C Tampa at Bartow. Lakeland at Sanford. Orlando at Hradentown. lVrdnrsdny.Thursday, Aug, 27*28 Bartoa at Sanford. Lakeland at Hradentown. Orlando at HradeRtUWft. 0,’umdo nt Ttttnpif. 6-ju.L. Friday•Saturday, Aug, 29-30 Tampa ai Lakeland (29). Lakeland at Tampa (30), Bradenton n at Orlando, Sanford at Bartow. Hradentown at Tampa, p. m. •T« *v i.i l.ukeland at Hnrtow, a. m. Orlando nt Sanford, a. m. Tuesday-W ednesday, Sept. 2-3 Bartow at Tampa. Oi.amio ui i.uKeiaml. Hradentown nt Sanford. Thursday-Friday, Sept. 4-5 Tampa at Sanford. Hrndentcwn at Lakeland L.lar.do at Bartow. Saturday, Sept, G Dnubtehoador* all the way. HuTTmr-at Tanipu^'J). ^ A * m Vc Lakeland ul Hradentown (2). Sanford at Orlando (2). Monday-Tucaday. Sept. 8.9 Tampa at Hradentown. Orlando at Bartow, Lakeland at Sanford. Wcdnesday-Thuraday, Sept. 10*11 Bartow nt Hradentown. Sanford at Lakclund. Tampa nt Orlando. IM 7 MO FOR THE WAR WORKER’S , WARDROBE. Ono must bo well-dressed n« "• Tampa at Lakeland flB) , *’•^■stylutlc* vo do war work, thoreforo guinea. dan attention Is paid to th» uc’Y stylos. To tho left Is pictured an un­ Orlando at Hradentown. usually smart tallleur In overseas F ri da y* S a t u r d ay , Se pt . 19-20 bluo broadcloth., with long narrow Sanford nt Tampa. skirt and seint-tlttcd jacket with long Orl"ndo nt Lnkelnnd oulwLiCd ikipium. iliu cutis, collar and sash-ends nro of monkey, tho Hradentown nt Bartow. most fashionable of tho shaggy furs. Sept. 22—Open llnle Medium size requires 4}J yards Cl­ inch broadcloth. Tucaday, Sept. 23 Homespun combined with Hack Sanford at Lakeland (2). silk Jerscv Is tin* odd combination Tampa at Orlando (2). featured In tho model to tho right. * Tft*. cow at Hradentown (2). Tho underskirt la accordion plaited. White furs nro worn. Avorngo slto Wedncaday-Thurndny, Sept. 24-23 requires 2t{ yards Cl inch Jersey and Bartow nt Lakeland (24). ^}^ yards EC-Inch homespun. La!:cland at Harlow (25). First Model: Pictorial Review JncHradentown at Orlando. ket No. 7997. Sizes, 31 to IG inches bust. Price, 25 cents. Skirt No. 7790, Lumpn at Snnford, Sizes, 22 to 32 Inches waist. Price, Frldn-Saturday. Sept. 2G-27 20 cents. Bartow at Lakeland. Second Model: Costuino No. 797G. Sizes, 31 to 16 Inches bust. Price, Hradentown at Sanford. 25 cents. Orlundo nt Tampu. Truck Crops v. * oiler a wale range ol formulas for truck crops in dilTercnt sections of the state—any analysis you want, proportioned to give nlciily growth with minimum waste. Send for new Fertilizer Catalogue giving description of the Ideal Brands. N e w V e g e ta b le B o o k Contains thirty-six pages of information on the growing of commercial vegetables, also Irish potatoes, strawberries, melons, and cucumbers Free on request. I WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. Manufacturers Ideal Fertilucrs Dealers in Spray Pumps and Insecticides. JACKSONVILLE............................ ................................... II. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch FLORIDA H e r a ld W a n t A d s W ill B r in g R e s u lts Monday, Sept. 29— Open dale. Tuenday* Sept. 30 Tampa at Hradentown. Orlando nt Sanford (2). Lakeland at Bartow. (2). Frldny-Saturdny, Sept. 12-13 Sanford at Bartow. Lakeland at Orlando. VOTE FOIl THE llltIDUKS Hradentown at /.aprna (2 games Saturday). Seminole, Lake and Volunla Agree On the Subject Monday-Tuesday, Sept. 15-1G Sanford nt Hradentown (2 games Seminole and Lake counties have 15th). each agreed to join Volusia county Lakeland at Tampa. and hear half the expense in the Harlow nt Orlando (2 games 15th). purchase of the two hridgea over the Labor Bay, Sept. I Wcdneaday-Thuradny. Sept. 17-18 St. Johns at Crows HlulT ami Harden Fer.*y and to join Volusia in the ex­ Sanford at Orlando, p, m. Hnrtow at Sanford. pense of building a bridge over the Barton nt Lakeland, p. m. Lakeland at Tampa (17). St. Johns at Osteen. The cost is estimated by the en­ gineer from the State Road Depart­ ment at $27,000 for the Harden Ferry bridge and at $22,000 for a new bridge at Osteen, making a to­ tal ef $49,000; one-half of this to be LINCOLN IIIT.LEV, Ph.I).. 12(1.1)., I.L.D., President borne by Seminole county^ will amount to $21,500. DcLand. Florida Lake county agrees to assume oneSEND NOW FOIl A CATALOG half of the estimated amount for the Jill, i . l . u u \ T I I K l ' A ItTMKNT— l)r | i.ra o f Mailer of All* and Htlenrr.. Crows Hlu II bridge. The entire j n; ' " ’ I I I.i: o r MIICHAI, AIITN FOIl M F N - T ' . r n O - o n r itrparlm.m. tn alt. amount is $24,000 ns estimated by tut: I III t i:oi: o r I.MIIUtAI. AIITS 1‘ OB W O M E N — A woman dfan. .rp.talp aonnliorlft. the engineer; one-half the amount to till- < n| I.M.i: Ol I.AW — (JraduatP* prarllrr In Florida -lllioul namlnallon. he assumed by Lake county will Jl l ill | | i,| in- |;.N<JINKEHIN(i—-Coarar* In r n fln rrrln f Icaitinf lo d r p r r i, therefore be $ 12,000. *' 1 "* * 1 '••• t Oil TEA Oil EltS Kiprriallr tor Florida irarhrr*. ‘ u •' 'll I FIJI: o r lltlS IN RSH-llankln *. Ilookkcrplm. Hh.irihand, T|p.»i*lliw. A joint meeting of the boards of til!- '* '*'*■'*' I'rpparea for all high (fa d e rullr[r«. county commissioners of Seminole, • •II mini, or MECHANIC A l l T H - t ' o r bora and r o o m mrn. Lake and Volusia was held ut San­ si lliiiil. o r MttHIC— I’ lano, plpr organ, tloiln, u lrr. bumonr, tldnui work. I HI. .NCIHIOI, OF FINE A UTS — ford Saturday morning. Seminole was represented by the full member­ Special Attention la Called to ship consisting of L. A. Hrumley, I " limln..,, Cour-c-In AgrlruMur.— Ilotany, Dialog)', Organic and Inorganic chairman; L. I*. Hagan, C. W. Hntz'" M .i r v , ipialtinltvn ami nuanlltathc analyaU, Agricultural Ch.nm tty, mingcr, E. A. Kilbee ami O. P. ■•■'irralogy, (trolngy, rtc. Swope; Lake county by four of the **" IL1' 'tcrllral Cuurac PL•.iolngy, tllnkgy. Analomy. Ilarlrrtology, lllatrnlogy, / Mg>• Mutiny. Ccncraf Chcmlalry, Inorganic Chcmlatry, Organic Chcmlitry, members, Messrs. Simpson, HeathI ‘ .lililiva and Wuanlllatl*. Chrmlalry, I'bralca. cock, Richey and L. K. Merritt ami Jkr ' our.c for llrllg o n , Workara — In lllbllral IJlcralurc, ItUlory, Engll.h, f l y . the clerk, Mr. Duncan; Volusia *' '*>'• I edagngy, Ethlri, Logic and Tbcitm. county by the entire board, consist­ ing of E. M. Carpenter, Chris. O. Codrington, R. J. Bishop, J. A. Reilly and W. E. Swope. Mr. Reilly was selected as chairman. e l d e r The matter was thoroughly dis­ cussed from all angles, some favoring TIIOMAH I», IIAKEK, r h . II. u small toll and others absolutely kmlnlral and Conautllng Chcmlal • rmfctalonat of Natural Meter Kmrrllui, llolllna College, riorlda free bridges. A poll on this iiuestlon I'rlialr t.aboral«rr of llolllna College resulted in seven favorable to no O. < kirlr. m s Winter fark.. Fla.. Nu*.jit*, ‘ Sanford, lla tolls and four for a small toll, three *' Sir ha* not voting. Commissioners Carpen­ In careful rhemlr.il analrala of the a m p l e of woter that n r early la,l week, unad bate obtained the following " reautla: ter and Codrington were the only I'll Clear ( ’ Marino _____ I.7S Oarla per million “ '•filar* members from Volusia county favor­ Noulrat Tolal Bolide___*.00 part* per million In ing n toll at all. l ,t>aml(iLi,i . * °? *■'*■ per mllllan lla r d n e a a ___31.01 parta per million '"•■d \mmonla ..................Tratu Nllralea....................... ..Tear** Mr. D. C. Hull represented the i»/« V-,* Sfsilrewlty of fro* and albumlnald a m a ia ili In ihla waler and • • • l a , , , ° f ehlorln# Indlealea lla oietllen l guallly for houaehold legal Bide as attorney for the Volusia ••trt, ii JI,lon •• Ibu goad gua!lly rbaraelerlallra of auperlor houaehold county board, and Atty. Dickinson a .r .iu ', f ' fealurta af .nurb (alur, r . p . f l a i l , Iboaa uf cicrllon l of *Sunford wus present a» the legal lh " I * " ‘1 1,0 W ‘ total count. In four af . ? * , *rl“ ,0*tcsl anatyala, reaultlng In an aeerage to representative af the Heminole coun­ rolon. or other t*fnful baci,.i. " / ( i °* 3 baelerla per real.: and In finding no i '••Ijata, *' ronflrm lla gaod quallly Indicated by Ihe CHEMIC AL ty board. ••*d »alera of Ihla and other region! that t bare aaalyred, I ha*# After the meeting all visitors were •uprrla, |„ ,|, , . od , 0,||,|r t u „ f , h„ **K|dfr Water." the guests of the Seminole county Youra eery reapectfully, bonrd at n splendid dinner at the (.Signed) TIIOH. U. IIAKEII Seminole Hotel. The meeting was a most harmoni­ ous onr and nil seemed to be of the , t l t n i o M . ......... \ MANFOIII). f l u h i d a •AUK AVE. opinion that the day of the toll bridge was a thing of tho past. John B . Stetson University W A TER T- 0 . (CHARLES, D is tr ib u to r RoyotCord' Webby’ ’Chain’ Ujco ’ T I j /r t ' We V ouch for Them Of all the tires that are made, — why do you suppose we prefer to sell United States Tires? facilities,—they employ many exclusive methods. T h ey can go to greater lengths in testing, improving ana perfecting the things that make good tires. Because they are made by the biggest rubber company in the world. And they know liow to build good tires. W e find it good business to sell United States Tires. They have choice of ma­ terials,— they have immense A nd— you w ill find it good business to buy them. The are h ere-a tire for every nee « I United States Tires ■ arte Good T ires We know United States Tires are G ood Tires----- That’s Why We Sell Them B. & O. M O T O R CO ., OVERLAND SALES & SERVICE C O ., S . iford, Florida; P H IL IP W . RO BERTS, M im a, Florida; O. C. BRYANT, W arner, Florida; STA N D A RD AUTO C O M P A N Y , Winter Park, Florida; L. M . UEHIIINDER, G eneva, Florida; A. G. G AIN O U S, O s t e o n , Flor­ id a; O VIE D O GARAGE, Oviedo, Florida; M R S . C. A. H IG G IN S, Chuluota, Florida. �THE SANfOHD HERALD men declare that for three months they will wear patched trousers rather than pay extortionate rates? It. J. HOLLY, Editor And there are many lines of articles M. HAYNES, Muslnesa Manager — both of food and of nppnrel— which may be# reckoned along this Published Every Friday by same way. Just suppose all this and what will be the result" There THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY would be a complete revolution in all sunst m rooN riticr. in ahvancr lines of business which might be a ONE VEAlt,_________ ___ ________________ i hardship for u few, but it would be a SIX M 0N11I3_-------------------------- — benefit for the masses. For my part Tllltl'.i; MONTHS..__ ____________________ I'd like to see things thus happen. It tlalrrnl » S.rond-<1»M Mall Msll-r A a n r t 22*d would be a lesson for both the pro­ I W . >1 i(M> l ' M M i m •< Mwid* ducer, the manufacturer and the-conI ndrr Art of Mirth Srd. 1ST) sumer. It certainly would. Trlrphonr No, IIS Ofllr* There has been no excuse for the airplaning of prices—that is unlers STRIKES DON’T PAY om* may ascribe the hogging of Now that the shopmen have gone wealth by a greedy group us an ex­ back to work and one can look over cuse. All of this work has a ten­ the field it strikes in with much force that nothing is to hr gained by A gradual decline in both wages dency to increase the ranks of so­ strikes. The men have lost two and prices is inevitable. We may cialism; it’s as good a system of weeks, the community has lost time not get down to pre-war conditions propaganda as the most enthusiastic and money by the delay of trains, but we shall get very much nearer of that fraternity would ask; and, the high cost of living hns advanced them than we are now. There will while the country and the people are to keep pace with the delays and be distress and sullering, and many far from being ready to adopt that again we people suffer. The strike loud and long protests in the opera­ form of government there are mighty did bring forcibly to the congress tion, but it cannot lie avoided, and good prospects for the espousnl of and the President that the profiteer­ it behooves us to prepare for it. some of the tenets of the most rabid ing much cease or the men would The war has left its legacy in nn of that denomination unless almost have to strike for more money. enormous debt, which must be paid. instantaneous action shall drive away That much lias been accomplished, Taxes w ill lie high for many years, the threatening clouds of unfair and but now that it is accomplished we unjust prices. and retrenchment and economy must do not want any more strike** that be the watchwords both nationally will tie up the traffic and business of and individually for a long time to NEED OF CO-OPERATION the country. There is no question come, it is not a pleasant prospect The editor of tffe Herald believes that cannot be arbitrated and the but we have it to face, and wc must in co-operation in every line of busi­ present difficulties of tin* railroads do it with courage and fortitude. A ness and every line of endeavor. are not straightened out by strikes. similar period came after the Civil The world is upon the edge of a The man who said that the govern­ war, and lasted for fifteen years. grt-al crisis nnd a great revolution ment shall not turn the railroads Conditions today are far more seri­ that will change the entire fabric of back to private ownership was talk­ ous than they were then. The government, of industry, of the ing through his hat. The railroads whole world was not involved then chorch and of the very household it­ belong to the owners and whenever ns it is today. The nations of F.u- self. In other words there must be :!tc t.n\ -rnment wishes to turn them rope had not been stfipped of their co-operation all over the world. back they will do so and the majori­ man-power, and burdened with enor­ This paper outlined several weeks ty of us will want to speed the day. mous debts. Tiie debt of our own ago the future plan for capital and We have suffered under government country was a mere bagatelle, com­ labor and this plan that may ownership and will now spend milpared to its J.rei ■■ ■ -i**»♦-*-»*<*•’ ‘ ^Madij&'itt tins tune*wilT in the very ,r • /*—ssoclts innee the The old world is crying for un- near future lie put in operation in government lias had control. Me every industrial plant in tins coun­ have hud enough of government limited supplies of food and raw ma­ try and every other country. The terials to start the wheels of their control, enough of strikes, enough of plan is not revolutionary in the factories, and they are looking to a lot of rot that does not sound like sense of anarchy or Bolshevism but America to help them out of the true Americanism and we now want ;• -nvnlnttnr•’*;• In the iptiic of l!,k to settle down to a season of safe nnd slouch into which they have fatten word meaning the reconstruction of Only by unlimited production in sane business management of every the present day methods of ceaseless every line of industry can we do our industry that spells so much to the warfare between tlie trusts and la­ world at this time and especially to full duly by the hungry and naked bor T U .n «hould be no warfare, America. 'T ** ] world. The man who hindersThat no nickering, no differences that can­ production by strikes if lie is a work­ And we do not want any more not be settled by arbitration, no er, or by lockouts if be be a manu­ strikes. facturer is not a good citizen. Cap­ strikes that only serve to strain rela­ ital and labor must get together and tions and make more difficult the settle their differences, amicably if task of getting together and injure they can. If they cannot do this, it the 85 per cent of people who are shows the need of an arbitration not cither in the capitalistic class or board to settle such disputes, and in the laboring class in the true sense congress should establish such a of the word. .. Every industrial plant should have board without delay,—Tampa Times. a government budded upon the plan of the government of the United States and the man who says that our governnent is not the best gov­ ernment on earth is not a loyal citi­ zen nnd is harmful to the cause of democratic government. Our gov­ ernment is built upon the only solid foundation that exists and our indus­ trial plants can well he built upon the same principle. There should be an executive head, the president of the factory, the next body would bo the foremen and other men in com­ mand, the next body be of the workmen themselves all of these bodies to be chosen from the em­ ployees themselves and all questions left to the governing body. Effi­ ciency and loyalty would be the watchwords and if any employee was not efficient ids own lack of efficien­ cy would keep the other employees from getting their pnrt of the divi­ dends at the end of the year and the laggard and braggart! would soon lie cut out nnd relegated to the class of drones where he belongs. The real workman would make the real mon­ ey ami would see to it that all of the other employees worked eight hours a day or quit, for only by real work and the best kind.of work coidd the workmen hope to realize something irsides their regular wage# at the end of the year. \Ve do not believe that the majority of workmen today THESANFORDHERALD cost of living. It seems impassible for the strikers to comprehend that every successful strike only aggrn|vales the troubles which now afflict them. A reduction in the cost of living can never come if we are con­ tinually called on to pay increased cost of transportation, and highr wages lor laoor, which enters in every item of fond production. Th country is now and must bo fo some years to come on the down grade. We cannot continue on the up-grade <*!! the time, and the scone we realize that we have passed the peak, and must accustom ourselves to going down the hill we climbed with so mucy exuberance of spirit and joy, the better it will be for us all. It is a time for the exercise of patience and common sense. AUGUST 22. lo o YOUR OWN HOME IS YOUR CASTLE Some day you’ll want a home o f your own to take your bride to, and NOW is good time to start saving for that happy occasion* H ow proud you will he to take your sweetheart to a home o f her own. : : : : : : SAVING WILL DO IT. CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 II. R. STEVENS C. D. COUCH Ait'l Cubi*. T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R the same pay as the poof workmen nnd F e idler. The co-operatiVe plan ir will eliminate the shirker nnd give p the real worker what he deserves. There will be no more strikes for 9j higher wages for the real workmen banded together in the governing ^ board will settle nil differences peace- ^ ably and at the end of the year in- ^ stead of all workmen indiscriminate- sj ly receiving higher wages that now threaten to swamp industry, the men who are really trying to give * the plant their best efforts will re­ reive their share of the dividends which will mean more than higher wages as now extracted by constant " strikes and labor troubles. Not only fi* cq-Qperotion needed ir irdu*>r; •<•» but it is needed in farming operations, in business of every line, in the churches and in every part of our iifo. bur instance, Sanford needs o tt operation of the business men and i b i»inn*(B io some body iikc the Hoard n of Trade. All the citizens of Sern- Ir Inoie county should have a clearing *iru—e they can get together once each week and discuss plans for CJ a greater county. The merchants need n co-operative body where they o* can discuss plans for better service to their customers. The churches ' ' and the schools should get together 1 on plans for the betterment of education and religion. The farmers J’ need co-operation nnd a body where they can get together on growing ' nnd marketing of crops. The world 1 war has made this fact imperative now whore before it was only tent ative. I,t is now tantamount and the ni greatest question before the Ameri­ can people. We should get together • on every subject, work together, « stand together or fall together. • We are all dependent one upon another and what injures one in­ jures all and as no. government is built upon that great message given us by our patriotic forefathers, let us unfurl it as our motto today: U N IT E D WE STAN D , DI­ V ID E D WE FALL. Aviators Rescued Marfa, Aug. 19.—-Lieut*. II. G. Peterson nnd Paul II. Davis, UnAmerican aviators, who were hchl for $15,000 ransom, by the Mexican bandits, were rescued today by Capt. Matlock of the Eighth Cavalry, who paid half the money to the bandits and escaped with the two captives across the border. The aviators declared that they were confused in directions after be­ atton. the irmnufac- fu-jcnl workmen that we have and ing forced to land by engine trouble cs both necessary and noi upon the man who is a failure, nnd were on their way buck to head­ have been endeavor- who Hoes not rare to work nnd who quarters when seized by the bandits. their prices along the gp(.n(|h iff,, time talking about what • traffic wdl bear will he should receive and his fellow GENEVA ,iioek off that from 20 workers do not in their hearts brOssie Flynt U home agu'ii after whirh has been added hove that he should receive good pay having spent the summer in Georgia it two years else they |( js unable to earn it. America Mrs Theodore Tice and children tru,h’ is bound to be short on labor for are visiting friends at Daytona hundreds of tilings years to come and the only way in Beach imute consumer cun as which this handicap will be overcome Herbert Chaffer is spending IPs iself as to yield to un- in the next few years is by getting vacation with his parents. Mr. and when prices are in- more efficiency out of the men than Mrs. J. M. Chaffer. Suppose that five mil- we now have. The laborer is worthy Roy Tiilis and family of Sanford icide to make tin- "old id bis hire and ull of the fair minded spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs i last them for another employer# believe this but the sysTroy Pror*ar thnt five million worn- tern in vogue for the past twenty Miss Elizabeth a Stonc-4 is back they will darn and re- years has not demonstrated that the use so that for Hum - , laborer is worthy cf his hire for the from Daytona where she has been the guest of her brother, Fred Stones D E P O S IT S JJ X 5 mers’ meetings have been held, an twenty fnrniers have pledged t grow from a fourth to one acre. Th seed will be bought on a cooperativ basis, the county agent looking aft. this part of the work. A spirited fight has developed in Jacksonville over the proposition to remove the palm trees and gra*i plots from the center of .Main street, t he street as it now stands is a source of much pleasure to visitors and citizens alike. A permanent naval unit, under competent and experienced nnvnl nf. beers wil. ti^JKrr.osneci on the lake shore campus of Rollins College, when tin* thirty-fifth academic year opens the 22nd of November. The tenth unnual meeting of the Citrus Seminar 1.1v r' * Roundup will be hiJd at the College of Agrieulture, Gainesville, October 14 in 17. The Seminar and Kountip •"» w«.H ritrus growers and livestock men of the state is a part cf the extension work of the college. Animals and Earthquakes. One of the mysteries still unsolved Is that of tli** M'nso by which the low­ er nnlmnls become nware of the ap­ proach of earthquakes. Ulrds nnd rats become alarmed nnd try to escape. Super-sensitiveness to faint shocks scarcely gives satisfactory explanation, for modem seismographs are very sensitive. All persons desiring to at­ tend Sunday school will phone No. 19. fflPi or iui-J not Inter Ihn n Saturday noon. Free transportation will he furnished them to anti from if will.in a radius of three miles of the .Meth­ odist church. Interest in g r wing onions by club members is 'increasing in Taylor county. Forty-live boys ami girls in two schools near Perry have indi­ cated a desire to plant a fourth acre to this crop this fall. Several far- Department of the Interior U S I.und Otllee at Gainesville. Fla , Aug 10. 1919 Notice is hereby given that Ray­ mond R Boyd of Wckiwa, Fla, who on July 29, 1914 made Home­ stead Entry, No 012942, for \V1j of N K 1,, Section 21, Township 19 S , Range 28 E , Tallahassee Merid­ ian has filed notice of intention to make Three year proof to establish claim to the land above described, before Clerk Circuit Court, at San­ ford, Fla, on the 2fith day of Sepi.iiiber, 1919 Claimant t antes us witnesses: E A Rush of Wckiwa. Fla Frank 1’ owcil of Wckiwa, Fla Ed no Crippcn of Wekiwn, Fla Jim Boyd of Wekiwa, Fla ROBERT W DAVIS, !-5tc Register “ In U n io n T h e r e I& S tre n g th ’ T H E principle applies quite ns much to banking ns to soldiers or states or governments. It is most fortunntc that the Fed­ eral Reserve Banking System hn3 been in operation during the war. The advantages o f this orgnnizat ion accrue to the customers o f the member banks who nt the same time contribute to the strength o f the nation’s banking system* nnd enjoy the benefit o f its pro­ tection. is t r e n g t h FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM L^^ �T AUGUST 22, 1913 ---- v. ■onviile. Mr. J. D. Woodruff met already been Informed of the’ meet­ them in Jacksonville. Mrs. Thrasher ing by letter. will be away for two or three weeks. Miss Clara Goertz returned Thurs­ O.-lando I’lays Here Today day from Tallahassee where she has Orlando wil| play here today in been taking a normal school course tho second series and will play­ Preparatory to teaching this winter. off the game we owe them in the Mr. D. L. Thrasher and Harry Mr. and Mrs. Roland James and For the floor coverings, nrt rugs, first series. This will he played off IVrran motored to E ubIIs Monday. 1 Mrs. Edward Gardner were here eongolcum rugs and matting se« the after noun in double header and r/ - Seal pint fruit jars at L P. H> attend the funeral o f . »<*ton Bargain House. 213-215 will dei!tie the pennant race. u .r..Hi<r'« Rfi-ft 1^ r8‘ Pt?ul)0dy. ounforr! Avenue, A. Kanncr, Mgr. G5-“2tc. Frederic Rand -and daughter of \\HEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN M. Stoinoff Purchases Fine Farm E. E. Brady has removed his O r la n d o were In the city Wednesday. OF TH E K A N D Y ! One of the best real estate trans­ IF IT HAS SUGAR )'or!,t’s nnd mules from his old stand Prices reduced on nil goods nt *ni wv* fers recently made was tho purchase HAVE IT. STAR *n *l,e Lclller Block to the I’ arrnMr,. Grace W iliam s’ millinery store. _TH EATRE BUI l' d I n G. |9-tf 'of 25 acres on Celery avenue bymore stable opposite the court house. Mike Stoinoff from Dr. Wm. G. Fine new line of ladies’ ready-toMr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith of A- Raynor has returned from a Aldridge. While the price was not wear nml millinery now on display Oviedo were In the city on Wednes- '’ ^ t to his old home on Long Island. made public it is understood to he at Dresner’s, I-Itc : Mrs. Raynor will return a few weeks in keeping with other transfers in Joe Davis, the popular representa­ this noted section of our trucking Complete .took Diamond Ure, l°n «ir In |h« north. tive of the C. W. Znring Co. at district. The sale was made througd Wight Tire Co. 55-tf j Musson’s swimming pool is now Jacksonville was in the city several Judtfc and Mrs. E. F. Housholdcr °Pen on Wednesdays, Thursdays, days of the week calling on the local J. E. Spurling. who is meeting with marked success in the reul estate art. visitinK in Gainesville and other Saturdays and Sundays in the after* trade. business, having sold a number of a . * noon, GO-tf points. Miss Birdie Harris spent several properties within the past few days. Misses Antoinette Shore Dinner, Braun’s I’ avillion, and Helen days of this week in the city the Coronado Beach. Every Sunday Treso ofx Tampa have returned to guor of her sister, Mrs. Roumillat. Death til Mrs. Peabody their homo after a pleasant visit Miss Harris is a former resident of •y to 1 p. m. GG-5tc with Miss Clara Goertz. Miss Versa Woodcock is spending Sanford ami has a host of friends After a long life well spent Mrs. her vacation in Jacksonville nnd who are always glad to see her home S. M Peabody died at the home of CALL FOR LEONS TRAN SFER her son, Don Peabody in Miami last Tampa. RELIABLE SERVICE. ALL •again. Mrs. Peabody pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. TRAIN S The hoards of county commission­ Sunday- morning. MET. G5-tf. had been in ill health for several ers of Lake and Volusia counties McCuller’s. 5G-tf Mrs. A. D. Smith and daughters, months and her children were called Mrs W. C. Wolfe and little sons Misses Charlotte and Irma have re­ were here Saturday to settle the her-* several weeks ago by her ill ness.|,.ft last Friday for North Carolina turned from a three months’ stay in <|ueslinn of free bridges across the Don corning up from Miami found St. Johns river in which all three , the mountains of North Carolina. and Virginia. his mother feeling well enough to counties are interested. The local Buy Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. WANTED— OLD CLEAN stand a trip to Miami ami she was hoard gave the visitors a dinner at 55-tf RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ taken there In the hope that the the Seminole Hotel. CEPT OLD SOCKS. Mr and Mrs Ray Butts are home change would he of benefit hut after Capt. T. A. Neal is spending a few COATS, PANTS. OR again after a pleasant trip to Illinois consulting several of the physicians days in the city enjoying a furlough BED SPREADS. AT THE of that city it was found that an ar.d St Louis from his duties in the medical de­ HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf operation could not lie undertaken Prof. Dixie M. Hollins, county partment of the army stationed at at her advanced age and the disease Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rurdick re­ superintendent of public instruction Sun. Antonio Texas. The many of the liver would not turned from Daytona Beach Mon­ was a Sanford visitor this week. friends of the genial doctor are hopday. They were the guests of Mr, any other treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Sum mis and family ■>.* ,.V 'Tiit*'return to Sanford when Buruick’s parents while there. •TtoVe"YetuiTifJU 11 " ' pTuasaht trip The remains were brought here he has been mustered out of service. Mrs. J. M. Dresner has returned lo their old home on Long Island. for burial Tuesday afternoon the Allen Jones has received his honor­ Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in from New York and other northern able discharge from the navy and is funeral taking place from the Meth­ Sanford on Monday, Wednesday markets where she spent six weeks home to stay Alien was one of the odist ehureh, of whieh denomination in selecting n fine line of ready-toand Fri ay of each week. 68-tf first hoys to join the navy when war Mrs. Peabody had been an active wear and millinery for her Sanford Mrs. R. E. Millen and Mrs. W. C. store.- The ne«- "onds arc arriving was declared and has been u<i trans­ member since early childhood. Rev. n-sv r."*1 *wo children arc expec­ daily and are being put on display. ports and ships of ull kinds ever C. W. White, pastor of the Method­ since. He went to the Virgin ist church officiated and the church ted home today from Decatur, Gn.,an She invites the Sanford ladies to call Islands several times and has seen was fillet! by the many friends who Indian Springs. and inspect this fine new line, —J|. Tl'iu'ti or the world since leaving turn known the deceased for so many A six course fish and chicken din­ P 1*1tc home hut he is more than glad to bo years. Interment was made in Lakener, 75c. Fish suppers 50c, at the Mrs. Wilmott has arrived in the in Sanford again and his rninty view cemetery, where the many Ayres Daytona Beach Hotel. 69-tf city and rented n store room In tht* j fricntljl nrt. K|a«i to have him bark beautiful fioral offerings attested to Mrs. M. C. Tolar and daughter, Bishop Block where she will have a the esteem in which Mrs. Peabody Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Brisson and Mrs. Loretta Brotherson are enjoy­ millinery and ready to wear this sea­ was held. family have sold their home place ing a visit with relatives and friends son. Sallie Moore Peabody was horn and will go to Daytona Beach for a at Hanwthorc. For Sale — One 1U1H Maxwell few months* vacation. Mr. Brisson in Tuskeegee Ala. seventy years ago an Quart Mason fruit jura at L. P. louring Car In gund condition, has lias been one of Sanford’s most suc­ moved to Georgia while a young girl. McCuller’s. 5G-tf only hern run 1508 miles. TermH cessful truckers and has worked hard She was married to Mr. Peabody in Address Max­ for many yenrs and now feels that 1885 coming to Sanford soon after­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Witte and may be arranged. family have arrived homo after well, c-o Herald. G6-2tc he is entitled to n rest. He and his ward, where Mr. Peabody engaged spending some time in New York Mrs. A. E. Housholdcr has been estimable family will return to San­ in the newspaper business here and visiting relatives and friends. the guest of her daughter-in-law at ford however some time in the future was also on the staff of the TJymesThere’s a man at the curb to Daytona, also spent several days to live again as they think there Is Union in Jacksonville hut resided with her son, E. F. Housholdcr no place like Sanford. serve you. 55-tf Wo wish here all that time. After his death here. them well In their new home and Mrs, Peabody nnd the family made Mr. ami Mrs. C, L. Polk, now of Sanford their home and the family hope for their early return as citi­ Jacksonville are spending a week or FRESH STO CK —Onion sets just has all been born and reared here, zens of this section. If you want early green two at their truck farm near Beek arrived, twelve children In all, four of the onions come around and see them. Hammock. sons being dead. Watermelons—Carload nice water­ Our fresh Bermuda onion seed will Will Take Up Practice Again Those children surviving here are melons at Old A. C. L. Depot. 58.00 nrirvo about Sept. 1st. Come in and lion. George A. DeCottes has de­ leave your order. The L. Allen Seed Mrs. Edwards of Washington state, per one hundred; 10 cents each; 3 cided to again take up the practice Co., Sanford, Fin. GG-2tp Douglass Peabody of New York, fur 25 cents. Larger ones 15c, 2 for of law in Sanford and will occupy Mrs. W. R. Griffith of this city, Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Garner are part of the offices over the Sem­ 25 cents. Guaranteed to he good ... expected homo Friday or Saturday, inole Bunk where he formerly hud Mrs. E. R. Marshall of St. Charles, GG-ltp Don Peabody of Miami was in the after spending some time In Nnynes- his offices and Attorney J. J. Dick­ III., Don Peabody of Miami, George city several days of this week, hav­ boro and Washington, D. C., stop­ inson who has also been occupying Peabody of Ft. Worth, Texas, Clif­ ford of the II. S. Army now at Cntfip ing hern called by the sad mission of ping also in Macon, Gn. these offices will have part of them. Mills, Henry who formerly resided The Ladies Guild of the Enia copal the death and funernl of his mother. Mr. DeCottes had derided when he here hut is now living in Jackson­ Mrs. A. R. Marshall of St. Charles, |church expect to hold a bazaar and went to war to discontinue his prac­ ville. I nois and formerly of this city, t h e 'fair for three afternoons ami nights tice hut has changed his mind nnd Don, Henry, Mrs. Marshall and daughter of Mrs. Peabody ' ia here of Dec. 2nd, 3rd nnd 4th in the decided that Sanford was the best also. Parish House. 1-tf place in the \Uirld and he has an­ Mrs. Griffith were with her at the Miss Alva Gates of Quitman, Ga., nounced that he will again pruetlce lime of her death. The .pall hearers were Dr. H. L. o isunsMinmnMiuuNMtiaaMUi suuuiuiiii .......... . a was in the city this week on a short law hero much to the satisfaction of When the war Marion, L I* McCuUer, F. W. Ma­ business trip. She expects to rrturn his many friends. to Sanford this winter and will he hrokj out Mr. DeCottes although honey, A It. Key. F P. Forster nnd over the age limit for draft joined J. E. Spurting. permanently located here. Fifty years ago her oldest child . W, M. Igou is now in Atlanta the Tank Corps nnd was made a lieutenant being stationed most of died and in his little hand held a purchasing mules for the Sanford SANFORD, FLO RID A cross which was gently taken from stable of Igou & Igou, and a carload the time at Gettysburg, Pa. Sunday, August 21th. him as his spirit wended its way to of mules will he here at the Igou heaven. This little cross was placed Stnhles next Monday. Thin is your Boost upon mother’s grave at the ceme­ chance to get some fine mules at the Leon's Auto Transfer. All trains tery Tuesday. The death of Mrs. beyinnin* of the farming season. met. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes. Peabody wns n beautiful close of a 1-Itc G7-tf well spent life after raising a large Mr3. Jack Hewett, who has been family and seeing them all grow up the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Ziltrow cr— Knight anti marry and have homes of their Purdon left Saturday night for A pretty wedding took place at own. Waynesboro, Ga., then from there 11:'5 Subject the home of the bride's parents on As the death dew gathered on her to Savannah and Tybee Island. _ the west side on Saturday afternoon brow, around her bedside gathered Capt. P. M. Elder bus returned at 4 o’ clock. The contracting par­ her ‘‘girls’ ’ and ’ ’ hoys"—always girls from a trip to his old home in ties being Miss Dernice Knight, and hoys to her. though now grown Georgia and other points north. He i daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Knight to mature years with hoys and girls will take u few days off before going and Mr. Oscar Ziltrowcr, son of Mr. around their own firesides. The life hack to his duties of postmaster. H. Zittrower, one of Sanford's suc­ so long interwoven with theirs, with W. M. Pepper of Gainesville of cessful truck growers. Only the im­ tearful eyes they watched as it slow­ the Pepper Publishing Co. was in mediate relatives of the family were ly but surely passed over. The love the city^ Saturday enroute home present. Mrs. Crowley and family of a mother for her children pnsseth from "Daytona Beach where he and from west Apopka coming over for human understanding. The hoys his family are spending the summer. the occasion. The bride is one of and girls thnt gathered about the cot Hon. Forrest Lake has returned Sanford’s popular young ladies and of this dying mother and so bravely from Jacksonville where he visited was the recipient of many nnd uso- fought the Death Angel, long ago hls many friends and where they (ul presents. Her many friends ex- passed out from the little home Preaching 8:30 P. M . gnvc him a hearty welcome and tend their liest wishes for her future circle. Business fares nnd their own Subject promises of support in hls^ race for hnppinrss. home circles have encroached upon congress. She was attired in a modish trnv- their time, may have robbed mother Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Garner, Mr. cling suit of durk blue, white silk of their companionship, hut she was over Just the same; rejoicing in their D. L. Thrasher and Miss May waist nnd hat. Thrasher and Mr. nnd Mrs. R. T. The hpppy pair left umldst a succcsaes and grieving at their mis­ They' may have grown Thrasher left Wednesday for Day- shower of rice and congratulations fortunes. uway from her, but she never from tona Beach where they will spend for parts unknown, them; they were still her hoys nnd several days. girls. We know- that years hence the Dr. nnd Mrs. Puleston, Dr. Ralph, Hospital Directors lu Meet Stevens nnd Roy C. Bowers have re-t ^ recently elected hoard of <H- memory of her unselfish devotion turned from a trip to Miami. ^ r- 1rectors of the Fcrnnld-Laughton Me- will make them hotter men and bet­ Pulcston has purchased a home there: xxinrirxl Hospital will hold their first ter women uml her precepts bo their f Tou will receive a warm and wll remove to that city about mect'ng next Tuesday night, August guiding star. October 1st. 26th at the Court House at 8:30 l "ulcenie and somethin)? Leases II. & O. Repair Shop Mr. I). L. Thrasher and daughter, o’ clock. Every member of the board i to caiu-y home with you May and Mr, Harry Fcrran re- is urgently requested to be present Voile Williams has leased the auto All of their,|havo repair department of the B. & O. •-TriiViiiwnnwirisininiinMmiwia i sump !| turned from Montreat and Mender-, a*- this meeting. Little Happenings Mention or Mailers In Brief Personal Items of Interest In and A b o u t The C ity *£ F I R S T * t METHODIST CHURCH 1 I Sunday School - 1 0 :3 0 A . M . jj PAGE SEVEN -----= T teaching by Pastor j “Wh a t the Wo r l d f Has a Right to Exjj pect of the Church” Senior League * 7 :3 0 P. M. ‘ Two men, t wo worlds, t wo char­ a c t e r s and two eternities” Summary of Ihe Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Renders Joan of Arc , (Jcane d* Arc) “ Remarkable Life and Cause” B y G EO . H Y M A N , D . D. At Ihe Baptist Temple, Sunday, Aug. 24, 8:30 P. M.. WELCOME TO ALL The birthplace o f this French Heroine a n d other places o f inter­ est in her life, were visited by Dr. Hyman w h i l e serving a s Chaplain in France. A Solo will he Sung by Mrs. A. M. Phillips. 11:15 A. M. Subject: Mrs. Sr hello Moines. Pianist “ Organized for Local Welfare” Garage on Park avenue and Is al­ ready in charge of the work. Mr. Williams needs no introduc­ tion to the auto owners of Sanford and vicinity us he has been in the auto repair business for n number of years and is ionsidered one of the best H *P' bunlneza. He has a competent force of me­ chanics and is already doing a nice business, C .,j a . u i i v i ; lor Sanford W. P. Reave representing the Polk Directory Co. is in the city looking over the ground preparatory to printing another city directory* for Sanford to he put out nbout Jan. 1, 1920. This, will h« »he•third Polk directory for Sanford, each one show­ ing much itnprobemcnt in the city proper and the growth of the city each v e v . v»r/. Directory Is |recognized as the best that is pub­ lic li'-d and Sanford is fortunate in Bankston Bros. having this firm engaged in this Roberts, Gn., Jan.-----great work. Old Konturky Mfg. Co., Puducnh, Ky. Seeing the Earth Rotate. Gentlemen If a long pendulum Is «i*t swinging A Mr. Will Wachter of this eoutry has some hogs that were down with Its point o f suspen'lon free to with cholera and had given up all turn, the plane of swing will remain hope of saving them uml would not fixed while tho rotating earth skew* spend one penny on them. 1 gave around under It, This Is the finest demonstration of the earth's rotation, him one 15 pound pail of your 11. A. nnd recently at Wellington. New Zen* Thomas' Hog Powder and he has hind, n petidltfiiiO only ten feet long just come in and paid me for it and showed the nitnt’on with JO «oes. nftcr advises that every one of his sick the swing begun. hogs got well uml that he killed them and now has them in his smoke Death. house ami that ail were ns fine as Dentil Is nothing more nr l»*«s than any he hud klllort this year. slipping Hark Into your own sub000* I want to add that lie said his sciolism.'*, and so becoming greater hogs were down and so sick that he and finer mid more active—more use­ had to pry their mouths open and ful, too—and with grander powers his wife poured the powder down than mi ever huff lu onr limited Imper­ fect bodies. Life Is nothing hut an their throats. Please find cheek in full of my ac­ episode In our universal life. . , . count and with kindest regnrds we Death Is Just n change of direction then, really; that's nil.—From "Tho beg to remain, Promise of Air," l»y Algernon Black­ Yours very truly, wood. Bankston Bros, For sale by Merchants Grocery Co. Dictaphone Calls Mother. til-5*«. A dictaphone with n megaphone and n Iniid-speiiking amplifier In the receiv­ er Is shown In Popular Mechanics Mag­ . . . . . . . * * * * * * * azine. With the receiver fastened to the baby's crib In the nursery upstairs, Christian Science services nnd the megnphnn** phteeil in the parwill he held at the Woman's lot below, the arrangement works to Club, Oak avenue, between satisfaction. Mother may go about Third and Fourth strets, her housework, while hnby wllj, sleep on Sunday, morning nt 11 soundly, undisturbed by tin* noise of oclock. 48-tf the living-room, hut If he should waken, his cries will he Instnntly heard ♦ * * * * * * downstairs. f 3 H| ARE 'rou DOING ALL YOU CAN ? * * ' , < * - •— —— - — - • A re you exerting yourself to* the utmost to make your farming, your business, your productivities 100 per cent efficient? D o you need money, advice or help to enlarge your activities in these lines? This Bank stands ready to encourage to the utmost all legitimate production. ;flO M E J N S T I T U T I .Q N n flB S s �BM L , ■ gss •«* ■ m' m, E3w ■u* . ANewWayto Save Soap!-i Justs tabtczpoonful ofGItANDl M A ,th e wonderful powdered soap in the water. That take* the place of all the chipping, slicing end rubbing that you do now whenrrer you wash or clean. And you save loap. You know just bow much to use. 5s a riel v t«ass« Isn't It simple^ Whit women would put up with the fuu and bother of bar soap lying around and waiting away, when she can now hare thla marvelous powdered soap, T ry th is P o w d e r e d S o a p T o d a y ! Grandma's Powdered Soap Saves TIM E—Saves W O R K —Saves SOAP Your Grocer Has It! BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK BOX SCORES OF AL1. GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM !/• I te*H TIIF. SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT I’ V is 4 1 2 G Williams, rf Orinndo Won Two Monday 1 1 2 1 St. Charles, ss. Orlando and Sanford rang down 4 0 2 1 Sewell, p the ckrtain on the first half of the Florida Stutc :League 1919 scaron T ota l..................31 7 8 27 10 3 at Orlando Monday with a double Score by Innings: victory for Orlando in two pretty lo i ooo 002—4 slugging battles. The scores were 7 Sanford . Orlando ... 403 000 000— 7 to 4 and G to 4. Summary: Left on bases, Sanford, The hitting of St. Charles, Sewell 11, Orlando 7: two base hits, John­ and Williams, with the all-around son, Childs, Hord: three base hits, playing of Stewart, featured the Quinn; first base or, U lh , ml wu.»first gniiiu. Hitt, ok **f >il> Charles 211 3, off Chapman I; struck out, by and Williams also featured’ the sec­ Sewell 4, by Chapman 3; sacrifice ond game. hits, Stephens, Blount, P. Chapman; Sanford— All It H I’ O A E stolen bases, Stewart, Chapman, Stewart. 2b 2 3 1 2 2 0 Williums, lllount; wild pitches Sew­ Chapman, c 1 0 0 5 1 0 ell; bnttrr hit, JIuiJ, limner, MewJohnson, if.. .... 6 u 1 1 l art; time of game, 1:15; umpire, Hord, 3b.. ______ 1 0 3 - 3 Baird. Albanese, 11> ......... 5 0 ! Ill 1 SECOND g a m e White, If 5 0 0 0 0 Sanford — AH R II PO A s Childs, if 4 0 2 1 0 Steward, 2b 4 1 1 4 n 0 Davis, s s ................ 3 0 1 0 -2 Chapman, cf .. 4 *1 1 3 l 0 - Chapman, p ........ 3 1 1 0 3 Johnson, cf .. 3 0 1 l 0 n Hard. 3h . . 4 0 o 0 0 0 Totals ............ 35 I 9 24 13 3 O 0 0 G 1 1 Orlando— ... All It II PO A K Albanese, lb 0 (1 O White. If .. 3 0 0 Urn Glount, 2b ......... 4 0 0 1 0 Childs, rf 0 0 1 0 (1 1 Quinn, c ................. 4 1 1 5 0 Davis, ss..... .. 0 0 1 . 3 0 1 Schuyler, cf 3 2 1 4 0 o 0 Martin, p . 1 t 0 Stephens, 3b . . . . . . 3 0 0 0 5 •Ellis .......... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Blount, lb 2 1 0 S 0 Hunter, 11 .. . 3 I 0 I 0 Totals 31 4 G 18 7 2 1,000 persons saw the Growers slaughter the Celery Feds here this Afternoon to the tune of 10 to 1, with everybody taking n swipe at Ellis' offerings. The Growers piled up seventeen bingles, five of them coming off Foss' big stick. The da;' was a holiday in honor of the opening of the free bridge be­ tween Hradentown and Palmetto ami the crowd thronged the city from mill's around The score: Baiifui d — _____ ...AM it It 1*0 A K 5 i o 5 3 1 Stewart, 2b o 8 8 O Chapman, c 4 i 2 i 1 0 0 0 Johnson, cf 1 0 Hord. 3b........... . 4 0 1 O *tm m o o t m 1 1 0 Albanese, lb .... 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 White. If........ 4 0 0 0 0 0 Childs, rf Davis, ss........... .... 4 1 1 i 0 1 Ellis, p ..... ...... ... 4 0 1 t 8 l Ellis, p .............. .... 4 0 1 1 8 1 .35 Totals........ Hradentown— AH 4 Benedict, rf Burroughs, 2l i .. .... 4 5 Vaughn, lb .. 5 Foss, 3b 5 Rood, If Angel, cf ........... .... 4 o Francis, ss 4 McDaniel, c Drake, p ... .... 4 4 10 K II •1 1 o*# 1 1 «» 3 5 1 3 0 1 \ l 0 Q 0 1 24 18 PO A 0 0 l 3 9 0 l Om 11 0 1 0 4 fi 8 •> 1 3 6 E 0 1 0 0 l 0 0 II 0 Totals........... 37 10 17 27 IG 41 Score by innings: 210 100 000- -4 Sanford 100 on 3 l l x - 10 Hradentown . . Summary: Left on bases Sanford G Summary: Left on bases, San­ ford, G, Hradentown, 7; two base hits, Ellis, Foss 2; three base hits, McDaniel 2; Albanese; first base on balls, off Drake 3, Ellis 3; struck out, by Drake 8, Ellis 3; struck out by Drake 8, Ellis; sacrifice hits, BurJfcS5;"'oiffTe7r‘ na5es,* Stewart, Chap­ man, Angel; passed balls, Mc­ Daniels: wild pitches, Drake 1, Ellis 1. Stewart, 2 b Chapman, rf .Iriht'sn.n__■•£.■*< — » Hord, 31; Albanese, lb White, If Rive, c Davis, ss Martin, p ....... 3 2 1 4 1 0 3 1 1 5 0 1 4 0 0 5 0 0 4 0 1 5 0 0 4 1 1 4 3 0 2 13 1 2 1 3 1 4 3 0 0 2 0 1 0 Quibbling With the Umpire E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY JACKAONYlLUir FLOHItl.4 K there is anything that will ruin Fertilizers, Insecticides. Sprayers. Psqhry Supplies the huso bull sport ns far ns the fans For thirty years wo have been manufacturing fertilizers In this Stale--we have are concerned, It is the constant fuss­ satisfied customers In every county In F. irida. Prices always in lire with Quality ing with the man who is in charge of Write for Latest Price List. J. E. SPERLING, Local Agent, SANFORD, FLORIDA the game. It is disgusting, unpop­ ular and disloyal to the interests o; base bull. If you have followed ball games at all, you have not seen nn umpire in a hundred games make a single change in his decision, regard­ less of protestations and howls that may go up. In the next place, it serves to prejudice the official, and it don't sound good to hear a lot of beefers from the grand stand and bleachers kicking on decisions. ieware of the Something for Nothing Fakir The umpire should run the game. He is hired for that purpose, and if other teams and players want to chew the rag and kick and get thrown out of the game, that is all right, but the Star hopes that the local management will put a fine on every player that tries to unduly in­ terfere with tho work of the umpire, whether at home or away. Yester­ day Lakeland had two men sent from the field at Orlando. We are not saying that the decisions of the umpire were right and that they don't make mistakes, hut from the standpoint of the sportsmanship in the game and the spectator’s view­ point, umpire baiting is not proper anti right and every management should make it a special point to stop it, or two things sure will re­ sult. Either the league will have a set of wobbly, good for nothing umpires which will ruin the game, or else the umpires will ruin the sport for them by fining and benching the men. It is up to the league to hack up the umpires or the game, too, will he ruined, and those who know base hall certainly understand that the umoire r-raiv swing and the players hold their heads, or organized baseball will die out. Y o u can put this down as an infallible rule— there is no such th in g as so m eth in g 'for n oth in g . If vou k eep th at principle in m ind y ou will be b u y ­ in g real* food value w ith you r dollars, w h ich , of course, m eans a con servation arid a saving. W h en you see anything offered for sale ‘‘cheap,” beware. Som e thoughtless housewives believe th ey effect a s a v i n g by using self rising flour. In most cases they are buying an inferior food and paving far more than the irticle is actually worth. So the housewife w ho thinks she is getting her baking powder for nothing is mg dearly for it and instead o f getting a pure, plain flour and baking powder added, in the majority of cases is getting a poor grade of flour, a cheap grade o f powder containing calcium sulphate or plaaiei o f paris. Players don't need to make a fuss over a decision that they think L uniair tor any sympathy that might come from the crowd That will come anyhow The rrowd will back up the player every time, and it !:i the doty <tf * the game to be sport enough to play hull his best and do everything he can to win Disputing with the umpire sure won't do it and It never has H . L. Eskew, Food Commissioner of the State of Tennessee, in a recent address at Atlantic ( ,M\ laid: “ I would not toltrale flour product* like some of ik* ‘self riling flour’ told in a Urge p»rt of the South, the concomitant* of which are alike unknown and not to be ascertained by the connmrr anil whots purity in tbe muter of phoiphatc it open to serious question ai a deceptive agency." Buy a pure, plain flour and a standard bak­ ing powder and you will know juit what you are buying and you will be getting more for your money. Look at the Best la Sight. Get Into the hnldt uf~!*»iklng r.t the silver lining nf the cloud: «.ud. when you have found It, cr.jMnne to look nt It rather than nt the leaden gray In tho middle. It will help you over many hnrd places.—A. A. Wlllln, D. D. Sjilng Gian. Tho Sc lent Ilie Am or Iran says: Make n not nt Ion of 1 oz. rnmphns, 1*4 nx. spirits turpentine nnd I dr. of ether. Keep the end o f the drilling tool wet with this fluid. The sharp corner of n freshly broken point of a file Is nno of tho best drilling loolr, for lids pur­ pose. Note—Mu* Costello it already well hnoten to moil of Ike ladies o f our city. She is c f the domestic Science Branch of the University of Chicago, Simmons College. lloUem Cooking School, agraduateof Lewi* Institute. Supenisor of Domestic Science in Public Schools. Speaal Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to the Womens Clubs. We art publishing a series of her most important articles. TRY A 25c WANT AD FOR QUICK RESULTS % KENT VULCANIZING W ORKS Florida Safe & Lock Co. Rising Sun Self R ising Flour It means flour which has a sci­ entific baking efficiency and an inestimable food value. Something is wrong somewhere. In the long run you get just about what you pay for and if you try to get something for nothing you will generally get less than you pay for. 0 0 won a game from n real indicator handler — Lakeland Star Totals AH It If PO A E Tampa — 3 1 •1 1 0 0 Turner, cf Johnston, ss . ....... 3 0 0 1 y 0 4 U 0 1 0 0 Harbor, If 3 0 0 3 4 4 Felix, 3b 3 0 1 0 0 0 Jackson, rf •Butted for Albanese in seventh Brown, 2b 3 0 0 •> 3 1 Orlando— All R II PO A E Dellinger, lb 3 II 0 9 0 (i 3 II 1 10 3 1 Glount, 2b 3 0 0 1 1 0 Farrior, c QulRn, c *2 0 11 0 •1 1 Wells, p . Schuyler, cf Stephens, 3b 27 1 4 *1 •>7 * 12 ( Totals Blount, lb Score by innings: Williams, If Sanford 200 ooo 003—B Hunter, rf Tampa . 100 00(1 000— 1 St. Charles, ss Summary: Left on bases, San­ 2ft Dunifee, p 3 0 1 1 2 0 ford 13; Tampa 3. First base on balls, Air Martin I. off Wells 5. Totals -’G « 9 21 8 3 Struck out by Martin 1, Wells 9. Score by innings: Sacrifice bits, Johnson, Turner, John­ Surrilire lly, Felix. Stolen Sanford 000 020 2 —2 ston. bases, Stewart 3. Chapman, Hord. Orlando . ool till ' TELL IT TO (It'll MAN Rive. Wild pitches, Wells 2. Hat­ Seven innings by agreement. If you Itavt* tire troubles, let our Double plays, Summary: Left on bases, Sanford ter hit, Allmnese. vulcanlzcr know. He never tires of White to Hord: Davis to Stewart to 9, Orlando 2; two base hits. Blount, hearing tiro troubles that tire tho Albanese. Time of game, two hours. Hunter, Stewart, Johnson; first on nerve* of auto owners and chauf­ feurs. There is no tire built that he hulls, off Dunifee 1, off Martin 0 ; Umpire, Knowltun. cannot vulcanize and bring back to struck nut, Dunifee 7, Martin 3; Well, we haven’ t cinched the old It the breath of life unless the cas­ stolen bases, Stewart, Chapman, pennant yet in the first and will ing is practically gone. Our vulcan­ Williams, Quinn; passed balls, Chap­ have to play for it today in one of man: butter hit, Johnson, White; the gumes with Orlando. Of course izing naves many dollars. double plays, Stewart to Albanese; Orlando will let us have it for they umpire, Ilaird. are all anxious down there for San­ ford to win the first half. They al­ % PHONE 17 lowed us to win the games that we Hradentown Wins Tuesday should have won down there Mon­ Hradentown, Aug. 19.— More than Oak an 3rd St. Sunford, Florid day, too, we don’ t think. Anyhow Orlando played well and that is more than we can say for Sanford. Of all the punk exhibitions of ball play­ ing on the part of some - f the pLyers Monday's game wan the limit. This docs not go for the few players on the Sanford team that always Vault Doors, Fire P roof Safes, play the game. They were there as usual trying to win and playing the gume right up to the limit but if all Safely Deposit Boxes. the members of the home team had played the gnme we won d have the Prompt Delivery Box 81, Lakeland, Florida rug in the first series cinched now in­ stead of giving us all heart disease for the next week or so. The winners of the first half are still to he chosen. Hnd Sanford won one of the games In Orlando Monday we would have won the first i.cries. Wo lost both of them and Hradentown lost their game which ties us for the first place. Hradentown hns played out her schedule and we still hava two w h en applied to games to play, one today with Or­ lando and another one with Lakeland. If we win today we are "Jake" and can rest easy for we Is m o re than a trade name will have won the pennant or at least have it cinched. Hut believe me, hoys, you will have to put up a better quality of tho old game than you exhibited In Orlando. We cun win it all right nnd after climbing to the top and staying there to he W I G H T GROCERY C O „ chased out of the pennant class in Sanford, Fla. the ! » : frame in enough to make ////mu. any fan sore. Get right today and \\\\W\\\\ win that rug, boys. AUGUST 22. 1919 LUCKY STRIKE cigarette It's toasted to in­ crease the good, ■\vholesoir e flavor o f the Kentucky B urley t o b a c c o . A regular man's smoke and deli* cious! �A lffiS T 22, 1919 THE! SANFORD HERALD PAGE NINE TOLD ABOUT YORK I)r. Ilymun at the Baptist Temple Gave Lecture on Great Soldier. T h e y W in Y o u On Qualityl Your enjoyment or 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! r ,S | f t* I X J M £ 5T,C 18 cents a package Camels are made of an expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos and are smooth and mild, but have that desirable fullbody and certainly hand out satisfaction in generous measure. You will prefer this Camel blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight! C*m*ft ar* •ohf *> try wh»r» in acimntiflcallf •#*/#<! psek • o f 20 c i£*t*tt*9Z or !•#» 1200 ctin trtt**} in ■■pspmr* tO rrtod carton lV r tlrtwgty r**h oirtm*nd t h f carton for th* ham* o f o/fir* supply or wh*n you tt***t i 7 SV jCl SSfiC Give Camels the stifTest tryout, then compare them with any cigarette in wor^ ut any price for quality, flavor, satisfaction. N o m a tte r Dr. George Hyman talked to standing room only nr tho Tempie last Sunday night, Ills aubjeet being "Sergeant York" what he did and what he said. Dr. Ilyrnan was chaplain in the 82nd Division during the war and was part of the division in which Sergeant York played such a large part. Dr. Hy­ man ntso went on a lour of the camps in France after the armistice, speaking with Sergeant York and knew the great soldier intimately and was able to give the audience here some bits of most interesting Inside history in York's experience This young Tennessee mountaineer, deeply religious and not believing in war became one of the greatest sol­ diers in the World war and this sub­ ject became the theme for a most powerful sermon from Dr. Hyman, taki ig the nr.ttn of Sergeant York to keep cool and trust in the Lord, Dr. Hyman giving the people here these hits of personal experience in the World war is attracting a large audience to the Baptist Temple this summer and next Sunday he will talk upon another most interesting subject, entitled Joan of Arc. Dr, Hyman visited the birthplace of Joan in France and obtained liis in­ formation about her life and wonder­ ful adventures from the descendants of the French people who have lived at tiie birthplace of Joan all these yen rs. iA 'M on ey S a v e r !,r j.;k r~r,,\.'Jr’ K u XAO(VV LU1l i m i t 0 Inch stay* up to 2 0 Inch Haight II Inch sta y s shove 2 0 Inch Haight AM E R I C A N F E N C E ~ | W e arc sole agents for A m erican Steel & W ire Com pany. anti W e have a complete stock our prices a rt right. Daily Fashion Hint ^ IrCtW l i b e r a u y " y o u ' s m o k e ^ C a m e l s t h e y w i l l n o t t ir e n Hour, y o u r fas re / anti i c t Fruit and Vegetable Crates TCDACCG CO, Winston-Salem, N. C. K- J- REYN OLDS MV Y*« Can Bay From Ua at Whole**!* Prices .... W. A. Merrjday Compaiy Among Distinguished Colleges War Training In Pre-'dent A. A. Murphrce of the University of Florida has received a letter from the Adjutant General of the Army, stating that the Univer­ sity ut Florida qualified for classifica­ tion in the 1911) list of schoo'ls at which military education Is tauglit as a "distinguished college." The bullj-tin showing this qualifi­ cation follows: Hn-ed upon reports of otlicers de­ tail'll (nr the purpose of making the annua! inspection of the military departments of educational instutu* lion* at which otlicers of the army ar- detailed as professors of military Mi' ii'i and tactics, the following named institutions are announced as the distinguished colleges and the honor schools, respectively, as con­ templated by paragraph 130, Com­ pilation of Orders, 1881-1915, ns changed: \,t ulturul and Mechanical Colleg» - ' Texas, College Station, Tex­ as. t null University, Ithaca. N. Y. Mi lagan Agricultural College, West Lansing, Mich. Norwieh University, North Held, WhenYourSprin^Breaks Oregon Agricultural College, Cornvollis, Ore. Pennsylvania Military College, Chester, Pn. St. Johns College, Annapolis, Md. The Citadel, Charleston, S. C. University of California, Berkeley, Cal. University of Florida; Gainesville, Fin . Virginia Agricultural and Mechan­ ical College uml Polytechnic Insti­ tute, Blacksburg, Vu. Virginia Military Institute, Lex­ ington, Va. Culver Military Academy. Culver, hid. Kemper Military School, Buonville, Mo. Kentucky Military Institute, Lyn­ don, Ky. New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell, N. M. Northwestern Military ant! Naval Academy, Lake Geneva, Wis. Sewanec Military Academy, Sewar.ee, Tenn. Shattuck School,. Faribault, Minn. Staunton Military Academy, Staunton, Va. St. John's Military Academy, DeInfleld, Wis. St. John’s School, Manlius, N. Y. By order of the Secretary of War. Peyton C. March, General, Chief of Stall. Oilicinl: P. C. Harris, The Adjutant General. AUTO O W N E R S IlnptiHt Temple Every Sunday Even­ ing at Seven Thirty Call on us for exact duplicate of your broken spring, ^ nnd receive J spring satMi ivfjctiou Mm Out is jK y real. Every oiu* is wanted at B, Y. P. U every Sunday evening at 7:30. Group Three in charge next Sun­ day with a good program prepared Miss Virginia DeCoursey is Cap­ tain of Group Three and the subject will be "W hat Do We Mean by the Second Coming of Christ?" This is a very interesting subject uiul one which should concern every one. Let us all be there. Groups One and Three, having lost in the recent Good Program Contest will entertain Group Two SANFORD FLORIDA WE H AVE FOUND IT! DAISY TILE ' I’LRFKCT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water,"Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. Made from that same material adopted by Iho Government to withstand •'Uric nnd Picric Acid testa in the construction of Its Immense acid plants. Our supply Is limited only by our demand. S( '1-E AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. Stock in yards.and 25,000 ready for «hlpmcn!. MAHONEY-W ALKER CO V p ' ’ ' ’* : rtonitH* •»y i ■* nankom j rtoRttn sANKotm; Friday evening, Aug 22, immediately after choir practice. We want every member to ho there for a good time is expected. Well! We all got back .safe and nmmd after having a roaring good time. What? , You never knew about it? Why, the whole H Y I’ U along with a bunch of others went out to Lake Harney last Thurs­ day and stayed until Saturday night You ought to have been along Let me tell you who all went Let’s see, there were .Misses May me Steele, Virginia DeCoursey, Maude Jinkins, Helen Chorpening, J . L a i n g . Essie Whittle, Hutlt Whittle, Ruth Lossint^, Vivian Crosby, Clara Mil­ ieu, Virgin Horne Hyman, Julia Laing, Lucile Hines, Annie Cam­ eron, Mary Garrison, Alice De­ Coursey, Martha Garrison; Mesdnmes Cox, DeCoursey, Perry, Hy­ man, Lossing; Dr George Hyman; Messrs Herman Steele, Iiurko Steele, Hen Steele, George Steele, Fay I.ossing, Glenn Whittle, John Hyman, A S Perry, John D Jinkins, W C DeCoursey, J G Michael, Henry Cameron, John Wade, How is that for a jolly bunch. A thoroughly good time was en­ joyed by every one. Plenty of fish to eat and a regular Imh fry supper Friday evening. The young people ns well as tin* older went rowing and bathing every day. The mosquitoes came In for their share too, a little nore than their share to tell the truth, but no one cared, that is, no one cared next morning. Another house party is planned for some time in September hut no date bus been fixed as yet. We are all looking forward to having a big time then. * Royal Arch Masons, Attention At the next regular convocation of Monroe Chapter, No. 15, R. A. M „ which will bo held on Tuesday even­ ing, Aug. 2fi. the Boat Master and most excellent degrees will lie con­ ferred. / Arrangements have been made with our Chaplain, Dr. George Hy­ man to deliver a series of ten min­ ute talks on the "History of Free­ masonry and Concordant Orders," which will include a synopsis of the symbolic, apocalyptic and philo­ sophic degrees, legendary and h.storic. Whence came Masonry? What is it? What is it doing? The answers to these momentous questions cannot fail to lie invalu­ able to the Cruft. These talks will bo given after the regular order of work, and the sub­ ject for this meeting will he "T h e Traditions of the Mark Master’s Degree.” Chaplain Hymen i* a thirty sec­ ond degree Mason and Knights Templar and well learned in all of the work. Every Companion of Monroe Chapter, visiting Royal Arch Ma­ sons and all Mark, Past and Most F.xccllent Masters are sincerely art] cordially invited to attend. Jumes Moughton, High Priest. Pilatko, Florida THE MOST DANGEROUS DISEASE OLD TtTlS MADE NEW. Everyone is ransacking t'.o old 'atnlly wardrobe nowadays lor pieces :>f fur which may be turned Into fashtunable garments. The liest parts of mi old coat or capo may tie utilized Tor this nhnwl, with cap to match. In Hudson seal, sable, Persian Iamb, etc.. |t |s very smart. Pictorial Review Shawl No. 7777. One size nnlv. Price, 20 cents. Blouse No. 7001. Sizes. 51 to 12 I-■'lies Price. 20 cents. ^klrt No. 7725. Sizes, 21 to 32 In* 'be*t waist Pris*. 20 cents. No onran* Of ths human b o d y ar* *0 Important to htalth anil limit lire * * the kidneys. W h en they alow up and comtntnea to Ii k In thslr dutlss, lo o k null fin d out wtmt the trouble Is— without delay. W h e n e v e r you fesl nervous, weak, dl*«y, suffer from sleeplessness, or have pains In the back— i c a k e up at once. Your kidneys nred help. Thr«s are signs to warn you that y o u r k id ­ neys aie not performlnir th eir fu n c ­ tions properly. They ar* o n ly half doing tluJr w o r k nnj are a l l o w i n g Im­ purities to accumulate and t>« c o n v e r t ­ ed Into uric a d d nnd other poisons, which are vanning you distress nnd will destroy yuu unless they ar* driven from your system. Oet som e GOLD M K P A I, H o a d e m Oil CkpsMlea at once. They are an old, tried preparation used all over the w orld fo r renturles. Thry lotilaln only o la -fa s h loneJ, sonlhlng oils combined with Slrcnath-Klvltur and eysiem-eleanslngr herbs, wall ltnown and used by p h y s i­ cians In th<4r dally prucllce, HOLD UK DAL, Haarlem Oil Oipsuloe nre Im­ ported direct from the laboratories in Holland. They ar« convenient to ta J o, and wilt cither Klve prompt relief o r your m o n e y will l*e refunded. Ask fur ihmii ot any drmr store, but he sure to Kd thu original Imported ‘ UOI.D MKDAI, brand. Accent tiu i*ibstltutetIn sealed packaxe* atiree slice. Simon’s Worldbeater Pepper Has Made Good in Florida and'T exas for the Past Four A prominent grower o f Sanford, Flor­ ida, whose name we can furnish on application, purchased 20 pounds o f our Worldbeater Pepper in Decem ber 1018. l i e reports that many o f the plants bore as high as 0 marketable peppers the first picking. The average was ‘1 peppersper plant for the entire acreage the first picking, or a total o f •100 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at $4.00 per crate. We cannot recomend too highly our Worldbeater Pepper to all southern growers who desire to grow a money-making crop. PRICE: Oz. 45c; , 1-4 lb $1.00; Lb. $0.00 Postpaid. THE GENUINE STOCK CAN ONLY BE SECURED FRO M im on 438 Market Street, Philadelphia, P a 1k. lift ; *rv.;£B dn'rsm )L ; [■ t if Introduced b j us several years ago Send postal for Fall Catalogue, ready now i i ? 8 f. IIS n •-"fri •; t ‘ ‘ 1 '-r , • ' • �•• *1 • 1 i! rr I 1 Iff i f life y* 1-T If i ' 1 I t: ii( yfi lb 1i l J r f1 I fill fin i; ; i| w fe ­ ll) rj if t r 1 t i> f i AUGUST 22. 1919 TliII SANFORD HERALD T A C r TEN with the business life of the com­ munity. One of the new film compcnies with present headquarters in New York is looking for a permanent lo­ B U IL D E R S S U P P L I E S cation for making pictures all the year round and two of the members of the corporation have already been In Hanford looking around. They were well pleased with the city nnd LATHS, the surrounding territory and if they ran find a place that will suit their purpose nnd can get the people in­ ♦ SHINGLES ,! terested in the project they will probably locate here some time this SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE fall. Moving picture people want the co-operation of the people in the section where they locute und when­ WE TAKE LIBERTY IIOND.S AT PAH ever they get this co-operation, wherever they enn get the people to TO GKT KAHLY ACTION take some of the stock nnd get u location at a reasonable price they have been the subject of consider­ On Demands of Shopmen Thut are more than apt to locate and stay able criticism, out the Wheeler Will Prevent Strike put for some time. books adopted for the coming live Washington, Aug. 20.— Enrly no­ This purt of Florida would lend yeurs are rovised editions. tion to settle unrest in the ranks of itself to the making of moving pic­ The exchange prices on the books railway employees wdio have hcer. tures admirabVv so these men said in now in ure for the books adopted (Continued from page 1) demanding new wage advances was speaking about Sanford the other are listed as follows: forecast today. After a lengthy con­ day. They could get nil the lnkes States, has been replaced by Thomp­ Exchange Price on Hooks ference with heads of six shop craft and rivers and tropical scenery they son's "H istory of the People of the United Slates," published by I). C. ’ Mastery of Words," by Sarah the director-general went to the want, they could camouflage for the Heath & Co. Louise Arnold: Hook 1 (grades 1-51, White House today to discuss with mountains and should they want a President Wilson the situation facing big city picture could run down to The "Century Speller" has been list price 32 cents, exchange price 16 the railroad administration. While Jacksonville nny time. succeeded by "M astery of Words," cents; book 2 (grades 6-8), list nrice no announcement was made it was by Sarah Louise Arnold, published 22 cents, exchange price Hi They expect to take up the matter ! understood that the whole matter by the Iroquois Publishing Com­ bound in one volume (grade through the Sanford Hoard of Trade list price 26 cents, exchange prn, If! was considered, including a prob­ and will prohumy meet with the pany, Syracuse, N. V. able dciirit every month this year, cents. due to a falling <>l! in business and a people of Sanford in a few weeks In rivil government, "O ur Gov­ Wheeler’s graded literary readers, higher cost of labor and materials. setting forth their proposition. ernment," by Yocum, published by eight book series: Primer, revised James & Sanford, has given way to Mr. Hines promised the shop­ 1918 edition, list price 25 cents, ex­ Turkington's "M y C ountry," pub­ change price 12 cents; first reader, men's leaders he would give careful lished by Ginn & Co. revised 1918 edition, 25 cents-12 consideration to all the facts pre­ Duggar’s book on agriculture, cents; second reader, 25-17 cents; sented and would endeavor to reach which has been in use ever since fourth reader, with interpretations, a final decision in the near future. agriculture was adopted in the 50-25 cents; fifth reader, with inter­ indicating that he will not order into schools, has been displaced by Da­ pretations, 50-25 cents; sixth reader, effect any change in the wage scale vis* "Productive Farming." pub­ with interpretations, (50-20 cents; without referring the demands to a lished by the J. H. Lippineott Com­ seventh reader, with interpretations. board for 5 ** .. pany of Pb'b>d..|ohj1.v----dV-o\7 "cents; eighth reader, with in­ The shopmen's demands were pre­ An etlort to oust the Wheeler terpretations, (50-20 cents. sented in the spring to the board of readers, published by W. II. Wheeler Thompson's "A History of the railway wages and working condi­ & Co., Chicago, which habve been in People of the United States1" List tions. which took extensive testiuse for many years, and are said to price $1. exchance wire .r>n »••••:(.<tnd men divided even!} on Turkington's "M> Country” civil ways and means. This was followed government : List price !'0 cents, ex­ by the uniAithorizcd strike in many sections of the country. change price 15 cents'. NOW OPEN Leaders.of the shopmen, ouOinirg "D avis’ Productive Farming," by Catering to Commercial Men Y.'.VV nrice 8(5 cents, tf'.e . " - n r , for their demands, .i-..*. and lion Hies --•* that they did not rest primarily on •tfcft*♦' I’ai*. Kiln ltra»nnahle exchange price 42 cents. 7 hr TAVAIIKS INN. Taiarr*. IU . New Frye geographies which have the Increased cost of living, although also been adopted are exchangeable that was a contributing factor, but as follows: "Frye's New Geography" were based on tin* proposition that with Florida supplement, list, price the wages of railroad shopmen ought C AS H P A I D FOR 82 rents, exchange price 41 cents. to be more in line with wages for used household furniture "Frye's Higher Geography," with similar work in other industries. In Must be in fair condition, supplement of resources, commerce some quarters this is interpreted to lied* and industries of the United States, mean a wage advance to offset the Springs A Ne w b l o u s e d e b io w . list price $1, exchange price 50 cents. higher prices of today, carrying the Chairs Tho separate waist shows Itself ifi Dressers, Itorkers, etc. "The Winston Simplified Diction­ intimation that reductions which endless variety this season. Much of Call or Address: ary," listeil at 00 cents can he sc would be in order if prices come Its smartness Is embodied {n collnr down would be unacceptable. effects, the model pictured today hav­ cured in exchange for 45 cents. It was claimed by the union of­ ing surpllco rovers cut In c(ne with 221 Sanford Avenue ficials that the wages paid railroad tho collar. The fronts are tucked to MARCHING INTO MEXICO shopmen arc materially lower than a shoulder yoke. Tho skirt ( is of black sports satin, 2'{g ynrds 40 In­ the those paid shopmen in private indus­ ches wldu being required for medium American Troops Going After tries and shipyards and navy yards nlze. The blouse calls for -) j yards Greaser Itohbcr under government control. The 40-Inch satin or georgette. Marfa. Tex., Aug. 20.—The Amer­ minimum rate paid by the railroads Pictorial Review* Hlouso No. 7G53. h\ ican punitive expedition that raced (Sizes, 31 to 46 inches bust. Price, 20 now is (58 cents an hour, which is cents. (Skirt No. 7657. Sizes, 24 tQ into Mexico in search of Jesus Renasked to be advanced to 85 cents, an 02 inches bust. Prlco, 20 cents. fSi tiera's band of bandits who held increase of 25 per rent. Lieutenants Peterson and Davis for Until the shopmen's demands ure ransom, went into ramp in the out of tbw way Mr. Ilities is not tak­ mountains tonight af*er a trying ing up the demands of other elasses thirty-six hours' campaign through of employees, virtually all of whom a rugged country. Since the troops want more money. \ crossed the border they have been HI L L LUMBER LUMBER, CO. trails, wherever they happened to he when It grew too dark to continue their pursuit. Sentries were sta­ tioned at entrances to canyons, nnd t*. high points on trails, to prevent nn umhush or surprise atturk. No fires were permitted. Horses were picketed in hollow squares nnd the men, rolled in hlnnkets, slept beside tlu-ir mounts with rilh*s nnd pistols at their sides. Pickets pa­ trolled the temporary camps. Pack mules were unburdened for the night and the field wireless aft was rigged for making reports to headquarters. Before dark air­ planes swept low over the camps dropping orders. “CHICKENS” W e Have Them The Nice Fat Kind. Hens and Fryers 50c per pound. W est Side Cash G rocery J. W. Booth CHANGING TEXT BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS UNIVERSITY '■nisTiNcnsiicn co u .c c ;Es­ in the t'otlrd .Slate*. K X I 'C N S E S C O W . N r U w » . l o n l»rgln, S ra lrm * her 2 2 n d . W ill, fur C a ta lo g a n d Hook of l i e * * Let us inspect your battery FREE, put d is­ tinct* *nmli tinTR’EE. ty of electrical # i troubles guarantee all our work. on autos ami We also have rnmpefnnf mechanics to overhaul jou r car and can give you satisfactory service if your troubles are large or small. W e are _ PtOLADOLPHIA ^@ 030® . Guaranteed 18 M onths Lei YOUR next BATTERY be a PHILADELPHIA. Sanford Battery Service Co. t . A . RENAUD, Prop. 203 Oak Avenue Phone 189 KEEP YOUR EYE ON TIIE IIEKALI) WANT COLUMN .'V-.S 'B k l W ’ it, ■/ *f ^ ' 1 ft. iff • • flE :V V/ (H 0• ' . o' rJi i s g g g ji MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE -« •»•' * the ofliciul service station lor the fam ous V ,ll ^1 1NDLE HOTEL um W e make a special- ‘ \ traveling through rugged country Hunts repaired and built to f.oo tuns At the Huplisl Tem ple that taxed the strength of horse and Tug boats, lighters, row hoats</ man through heavy rainstorms. The Sunday school continues to delivered when promised. Get \ Reports from the field w»rc ima­ grow in numbers and interest ger. The broken country south of our figures llrsl-our facilities will Very large audiences at the ser­ the border rom|d ied the cavalry vice* on last Sunday, morning and save you money and time. troops to scatter and follow such evening trails as they mil pick up. The A birthday dinner was given in country below the Rig Rend border honor of the pastor, Dr George Hy­ Jacks tin Hie, Fla. Is too rough for airplanes to effect a man by Hon . and Mrs Schclle \ll» i«*. I A I.auia Nt*., nn lllof •fun* landing without 'great danger. Maine* on Thursday The after­ A cryptic message, "Still following noon was spent at Silver I.ake where trail." brought to the border by an supper was served airplane today, was the only definite Tiie house party of the R Y word from tju* expedition. No of |l* l" was a success in every way (leera commanding troops in the Thirty-two young people were in at­ ft field have yet returned to the tild tendance. It was held at the home * ’V > bases oil the river. •••■ . ' Ip'll:}'* of Mr and Mrs ('linmhli** at Lake Major-Gen. J< sepli T. Dick man, Harney near Geneva commander of the southern depart­ Mr and Mr* J H fabler enter­ ment is expected to reach here to­ tained in liotmr of Mr D It. Hrisson morrow morning c „ an inspection » j family on Monday evening at posts and camp along the border be- their bungalow on Sanford avenue. tween San Antonio ami Marfa. Mr. und Mrs. D. It. Hri*son nnd While l ie v ’.-it l**re at this time is family, Mr. and Mr* \V. J. Mc­ not believed to be inspired by the1 Bride, Dr. and Mr*. Geo. Ilymun local Mexican situation, the com­ and family were the guests. NEW] mander unduuLud.) will go over the The midweek services at the entire situation w.th Colm ey Lar.gTemple *on Wednesday evenings arc home, district commander. It in nut very largely attended. JACKSONVILLE* FLA known whether be will go to the her­ fcBopwWMvGxNMi nofanSbtttved Sunday. Aug. 24th, Dr. Hyman, der while here. outride toons SteinUwtoi ■ NVup1Cifd in the pastor will speak at 11:45 a. m. Mexican Troops Co-operating corj-tfdion Cotwenicftl loEvctyttunJ-lix I on the subject, "Organized lor Local Reports from 1’ rtHdio, Tex., told hear! of City • Send for Booklet • Welfare." in the evening nt 8:20 of the movement of Mtxirsn federal *!HDU W-JMITH, PUOP'B on "Joan of Arc" Hemarkahle Life cavalry under Genetal I’ runeda to­ day. General I’ runeda left Ojinaga and Cnuse." Visit the Suminy school, lust night, marching toward CuJoin the Temple congregation. chillo I’ arado, 40 miles up the Con* chos river. MOVING PICTUIti: STUDIO The Mexican consul at Presidio aoooro said today that Gen. Pruneda, with TNT LAST u column of Carrunza cavalry had May I.orate in Sanford if Suitable OJtOPm Location Can He Found •one to Cuehillo Parade, 40 miles up the Concho* river Irom Ojinaga, in Sanford may become u greut pro­ SCALED TINS ONLY search (or bandits in the Ojinnga dis­ ducing center for moving pictures AT YOUR GROCERS trict wlurejthc American .roops are studios1 if the right locution can he operating. found and the proper spirit is shown Reports from the field in Mexico toward this enterprise. This is the today told how the Americans spen word brought here by a prominent U»t night in the Mexican mountains. citizen who ha* recently located in The troopers slept in canyons, on this section and become idenliriod Gainesville, Florida Free SERVICE! DUYAI. I R 0 X - W 0 K 5 1 Prrmrdiral l'M r * i and (.railuatr Studies; I n'. •rrslty l.’ UrniJon. ATI ENHANCE: from SI Florida round,. tnd 21 nlalr*. I*:« iludent*. including arm; and irnnmrt nchoult. HATCH t>* Ihr War Drparlmrnl one of the laclir A. A. MU RIM I REE, LL.I)., Pres. DIXIE FURNITURE CO. and A l l DRY DOCK W ORK A STANDARD UNIVERSITY FLORIDA The T A V A R E S INN fi REPAIRING L, F. Hoper C O I H S K N In U b r n l A H * a n d N rlrn r rt : Urn; X g r lr u llu r r : (M ur.llon: K n f l n r r f l n f C h rm l. r*l. C l * II, IJ r r l i i n l. M e c h a n ic a l) . of Daily Fashion Hint It JL-i? (Ask Our Customers) PHONE 1GG A Y , you’ll have n streak o f smokcluck* th at’ll put pep-in-your-smokemotor, all right, if you’ll ring-in with a jimmy pipe or cigarette papers and nail some Prince Albert for packing I S Just between ou rselves, you never will w isc-up to high-spotsmokc-joy until you can call n pipe by its first name, then, to hit the pealcof-pleasure you land square on that two-fistcd-m an-tobacco, Prince A lbert! W ell, sir, you’ll be so all-fircd happy you’ll want to get a photo­ graph o f yourself breezing up the pike with your smokcthrottle wide open l Talk about smoke-aport I Quality makes Prince Albert so ennMIlltl tl H JDiriUI, TiUim C«. r ~ < H .*.r appealing all along the sm oke line. Men who never bcfuie co u ld smoke a p ip e nnd men w h o ’vc smoked pipes for years nil te stify to the delight it hands out I JP. A. can’t bite or parchl B oth are cut out by o u r exclusive patented process I v Right n o w while the g o in g ’s Eood you got o u t your old jim m y pipe or the papers and la n d on some P. A . foi ivhat ails you r particular smokcoppctitc ! .1 ., A. ~ R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Win»ton.S*lemr N. C* V ’W im �AUGUST 22, 1313 TOE SANFORD HERALD LUNDOMtOSSUTH Mixed Races Make Up Population of Hungary. Country Long Undor German and Auitrian Domination Until Magyars Secured Political Emancipation— tU» Immense Riches. Hungary lias a jwjmliitlon of 20,000,C»ei. The area of Hungary Is nliout oquel to tliut of the state of New Mexico. Hungary Is unusunlly rich In Its inlneml tlcposll*. Its mines contnln almost Inexhauetlble fiunnlltles of p>ld, silver, lend, copper, Iron, coni and rock wilt. Hungary, like Austria, Is Inhnhlted t,v several distinct races, hut since ilje ninth century, when the Magyars Invade*! tho region from Asia mid coni|tiere<l II, they have controlled the government. Self government through parliament In Hungary Is of ancient origin, being founded upon it charter called the Golden Hull, which dntea buck to 1222, and Is thus almost contemporary with the Mngnn Chnrtu of England. Fludapest, the capital city of Hun­ gary, consists of the sister towns of Hilda and Peat. Lying on cllher side of (he Danube, Just at that point when* It definitely sets south, Pest tpreiids Itself out over the tint snmly plain <<n the loft hunk, while Hilda occupies a series of small and steep Champion for the Whale. hills on the right hnnk. Under tin* new law the only game Empress Marie Theresa Germanized Hint can he shot from an airplane Is a Hungary ns completely ns she tier* whale. Also It Is still permissible to mniiUed nil her alienated Austrian bombard whales from buzz wagons or motor launches. The whale lias few champions among tin* game lawmak­ ers. says the L',s Angeles Times. Any ctia *-laniMiit2 ssii tln< frt'-li MMinr s.f ■ttriis U-iiermilloil to jilun im>iiiitnitit on viiflit villi wtmtcviT artillery In* nitty tinvv «ti Itiuirl, Why tlie wlinle stimilri lu* tltux imtrkro! Oir slnucliler Is not i'X'|>lnlmul. la'ff to Itself the Do not allow tho wlinle Is a perfectly hariiilvss heasi, poisons 0 ! undigested food to accumulate in linvtn" nn gruilk'e iik’ainM any man. your bowels, where they They will not even title a loan shark are absorbed into your unless provoked. There Is no reason system. Indigestion, con­ why they should lie left tit tho mercy stipation, headache, bad of every pen shootltiR nvlntor. Thnt blood, and numerous OthertrotlblM 2rs way for tho legislators to celeto follow, Keep your hrato tho week sot aside for helng kind system clean, as thous­ to dutuli animats. ands 0 ! others do, by Keep Weil taking an occasional dose of ihe old, reliable, vegehblc, family liver medi­ cine. Thedford’s Black-Draught Mrs, \V . F. Pickle, ot Rising Faw n.G a., writes: “ We have used Thedford's Mack-Draught as a family medicine. My molher-in-law could not lake calomel as it seemed loo strong (or her, so she used Mack-Draught as a mild laxative and liver regulator. . . W e use it in the family and believe it is the best medicine for the liver m ade." Try it. Insist on the pemtlnr— Thcdiord’s. 25c a pack­ age. 12-75 Germany's Dig Mistake. The distinguished Danish vegeta­ rian, Dr. M. Hlndhede, him made the Interesting discovery thnt Germany owes Iter downfall to the pig. In 1011 she had over 25.000,000 pigs t<» feed. For the UrM five months of the war slaughtering was discouraged, nt 1tie ro-t of enormous reserves of foodstuffs. Early in 1015 Mils paltry was reversed, nnd by April ltie mini* her of ptgs hail been reduced by Jt5 tier cent. Then n reaction In favor nf pigs set In. nnd their numbers were kept nt about 70 per cent of the pre-war figure. Not till late in 1017 nnd enrty In 1018 was the fatality of Hits mistake realized, and then It wtm too late. Doctor Hlndhede argues thnt Denmark avoided starvation by killing her pigs early. Tip From Little Brother. A youngster who heard an older sis­ ter say site would tike to "shake" a hoy who was rntlier attentive decided Hint lie hail solved tho problem for her. Iti‘ had a little girl playmate, who. when she tires of him, runs home. After receiving such treatment the other day. lie entered Hie house nnd said: "Mother. I know how sister run shake John. Mary knows how to tlo ^ 1 ' # It unit site'll tell her." “ How does Mary tlo It?" mot Iter One Inch Canl« Will tie I'ttbllNhrd Ur* asked. "Oh. she Just runs away. That's Jrr Thl* Hemline Al The Ifntr Of *7.2 pi’f Vi nr how yon can shake anybody.'*—Wor­ cester (Mas*. 1 Evening Post. i BUSINESS CARDS i S C H E L L E M A IN E S /. /I IF Y E It o in c i: in tiii: cocut house SANFORD - •* FLORIDA Ml'*'* »N EMMET WILSON E. FERGUSON HGEMIuLl.e* Wilson & Hoasholder LAWV ERR Sanfaril Florid* A TLA N T IC H O TEL Huy and Hogan Sis. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ■VI railroad ticket offices in building. Center of every!l iag. All modern improveni'-fits. First class in ... every^ "ay. Hot and cold running '*at«T in rooms. H a i r s , $ 1 . 0 0 up. Room and hath $1.50 up K- FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. We Still Have Good Envelopes at 5c a I*kg. PAGE ELEVEN provinces, and Ueruiun flourished us in* with brick Ninth S tru t ( t o n Park Commissioner* ot Seminole County, Florida, Selby Flnegan, Josenh Flnegan, Mia. I). L>. It la further order—1 that (M i nolle* be the official, bureaucratic, scientific Avenue K .il on* and otia-half (!>$) block*. at th* riffle* ot **ld board at lh* court hous* Earn tier I, Jamrs Me Elroy Parra more. Agne* published once *arh week lot twelve we*ka Proposal lo ba prt**nt*d In a »**Dd en ­ In Sanford, Florida, on or betor* ten o'clock I'arramore, ESI* Parramore ai J Efliabetb in the Sanford Herald, ■ newtpapar pub­ and society medium In Hungary until velop, *ndort*d on lh* outald* "lllda lor a. m. on tfae 2nd day ot Septemlter A. D. 1919, I’ arraraore. a* hrlra of aald Joseph Flnegan, the Magyars broke loose from Aus­ t-avlng Ninth Htr**t.” Hanford. Florida and for the eseasation and construction ot th* deceased. In and to the SW >( of N E 1j of lished In Semhiol* County, Ftorl I*. Wttnrwa n v hand and official **al of the tfc* earn* XI th* blddtr or bidder*. ditches, drain* or rmals and talent ditches, Section IS, Tp. 20 8. Kang* 31 East a*d the trian thrulldom ntid seen re*I their po­ Each proposal must b* accompanied by a drains nr canals in th* Jessup Drainage 111*- N W ) ( of S B ) , ot Section 18. Tp. 20, S said Cirruit Court thl* the Hth day of Auguat. 1919. litical emancipation. Then German rsrtlCrd chick mad* payabl* at »lght to th* trlej. Hang* 31 East in Seminole County, Florida. •Seal) C. A. DOUat.ASfl ot th* City Clerk of Sanford, Flrolda Each bid must b* accompanied by a certi­ E. E. II It AIt V. went to the wall, and today there are order Clerk, Cir-ilt Court. lor two hunderrd ( 1200.00 ) Dollar*. fied cheek in th* m m of Flv* Hundred (1700) Sheriff Seminole County, Fla. Schell* Main*', millions In Hungary wholly Ignorant Th* successful bidder or bidder* will b* Dollar*, payabl* to said board, •* an evi­ Cl-Stc. Solirttor for Comol if ia*it. CS-13te, to (Is* a bond roust t o his or th.lr dence of good faith. of the German liinguuge. Estimated total yardage, 68,660 cubic ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 M ulrrd and such bond to b* executed by a Thl* quantity I* only approximate, In Clrrull Court of Ik* Seventh Judlrln The greai national hero of Htingary suiety company, licensed to do business In yards. In fTrrnlt Court 7th Judldal Ctieuib rsamtth* Stall, •( Florida, said bond to b« being given as a uniform basis lor compari­ Clrrull uf I'laflda, Seminal* Cwuniy, In nole County. Florid*. In Chanrrrr. son ot bids, and th* *ald board reserve* the wns Louis Kossuth, whose memory Is approved by lh* City Council. Chanrery. tn re Petition of F'antle C. Dxvii; a Atirrfrl Plans and •permeation* may be a.«o at right to littitsBs or decrease the amount of C. L. Handall, Complainant « revered by Hungarians an that of Woman. ■ tbs City tllerk's olTlr* nr at the office ot ■aid yardage a* may b* deemed n*r*«*ary. v* All bltli shall be mad* upon a form lo f , W n«h!ngtor. I» levered liy tho ptsrjde Fred T. Williams, City Engineer. Order and Urease W.llJam Atkin.on Daniel, Luther C. Porter, furnished. This mailer, coming ny-j(ii p f heard thl* Tho City Council reserve* th* right to tn* of the United Htnt'-s. Kossuth visited The Pnrl*mntllh T r u d & Guraantee Co., day before me upon th- rcp.ift aFB.:F*. Hou*The board rxeerve* the right to rejeel any pet and *nd all bids. Alice C, IIMI. flaxitl Lee Daniel, A. I>. Star- holder, apeejal master heretofhSr gpipolnted America In 1N5I, mid It Is a mutter of Fled P. Hint-. an<l all bids, P. U Miller bird, and all unknown iirraon* claiming take and report tcltm n nv a* to the cxtiaPre*. Council. Th* successful blddtr w lie required to City Clerk history that no foreigner save Lafay­ any Interest by. through nr under th* rily, competeney and qualldcallont of petlgive a bond equal to 23 per rrnt of the Fred. T. Willi*mt ... r ".h" 0A »?*]"« .*• . lionrr to take charge uf and m*nn»» her ette ever received at the hands of tlie amount ot his or their bid, computed upon above .......... City Engineer. heir*, devisee* legatee*, grantee* nr other- estate, with his opinion thereon, the court, the basts of the yardage above mrntlonrd, American people such marks of es­ CJ-ltc. » l*e, and all other unknown person* claim­ having eiamlnrd the rrnort and th* testi­ with a Surety Company qualified to write teem ns were bestowed on the Hunsuch bonds in the State of Florida, as surety ing any interest In and to th* aaid land* in­ mony, 6ml# that th* **fd Fannie C. Davis volved in aaid suit, ct al NOTICE OF KLECTIOE is quatiffrd tn taka charge nf and manage her thereon; th* Surety Company and form of gnrlnn exile. After the failure of the Order t f Constructive Service. Notice I* hereby given that an election bond to be approved by said board. estate, and thereupon U 1* hereby ordered, To all unknown partle* claiming Interest adjudged and decreed that th* said master'* Hungarian revolution, of which he was will bo held a t the several Polling places In A copy of plans, specifications and pro­ County, Florida, on th* 16th day files and proposed contract, bond and form of by. through or under William Atkinson Dan­ report l>e anil the *ame I* hereby approved tile lender, In 18-111. Kossuth sought Seminole of September 1919 pursuant to Chapter bid may he obtained upon application to the iel, Luther C, Porter, The Portsmouth Trust and confirmed. refuge In Turkey. 'Austria and Russia 819,7 ot lh* l.aw* ot Florida, Act* of 1919, undrrsigned upon making a deposit of k Guarantee Co., nllre. C. Hill, David I.-e IT IS PL'KTHEK O tlD E R E D . A D IH D G Emil led An Act lo Prohibit llogs or Swine Ten Dollars, this sura to fie refunded when Daniel, and A, t). Starhird, a* heir*, devisees, ED A N D DECKKKD. That th* pstllioner, demanded his extradition, hut the runnln grantee*, legatees nr otherwise, or any or nr roaming at large In said county, said plans, specifications, etc., have been re­ the said Fannie C. Davis, he am) she Is here­ either ot them ami all unknown Persons, by granted license to take ettarge uf and Porte, resisting nil threats, declined tor th* purpos* id adopting or rejecting the turned. corporation* or axoriatlons claiming an manage her estate and property, la control provisions of said acl, said election to be fly order of th* Hoard of County Comto give him up, In which attitude held in arrordanre with dialing laws govern* interest in the following described lands the. tame, to rontrart and bo contracted mltalunrr* of Seminole County, Flo Florida. situate In Seminole County. Florida, lo-wjtt with, to sue and be *ueu, «..<s to become a Turkey was Hupjmrted by England and ing genet*1 elections, tnrtudlng the quallfiiseali e. a. Dou g lass, Lots 1 to 28 inclusive (list Lots 4 and A) free dialer ami hind heraelf Jn all respects as 63 lie Clerk, France. At length the Intervention of cation ot voters. W. A. A D, I,. DanbF* Subdivision of the If ihe were unmarried. Th* following elector* have l> < • i j,'pointed HEU of Sec 10, Twrp 2t rf. flange 29 E. England and the United States secured to conduct said election and to canvass and Don* and ordered in Chambers at Def.and 130 aerr* more or less. his liberation, and at the beginning make returns ot the Votes cast in the several In Ihe ( Itciill <’ ourl nf the Nexer.lh Judicial You and each of you are hereby ordered to Florida this the 2nd day of August 1919. precincts, respectively, th* last named lo act J\S. W. PE It KINS Circuit of Florida, Seminole County. In he and appear before our aaid Circuit Court of September, 1851, he was permitted as clerk 65-4 tc Judge. Chanrery. at Ihe Court House in Sanford, Florida, on to avail himself of the Invitation of Precinct No I. Tim Keane, F. E. (1.1c; J. F. I.aing, Joined liy J, E. Lalng, her hue* the 3rd day of N jv . A. D. I'M9, tbrn and hard. there to make answer to the bill of complaint the United Stales to mine to America A. W. Wathen and W. F. Shelley, In Ihe (,'lreull Court. Mesrnlh Ju licit! Cir­ Complainants No 2 A. S. Hawkins, J. C. Moffett herein filrd against >oul ns the guest of the nation. In N ew Jas.Precinct cuit, In and for Srmlnslc CaJaty, Flarllt v*. A. Johnson amt J. W. Hell. it Is furthrr ordered that this notice be In Chsnrery. I’rrrincl No 3. C. !.. lirltt, G. P. Paxton. Wm. O. Anilenrieil. It. H. Itamiey. Gen. II. published om-s* a week for twrlve week* In \ ork, where he landed, ho was en­ Albert Hall. Complainant Morton, inillvlilually and as truster, Cal­ David Speer, and K. I*. Itlnes. the Sanford Herald, * newspaper published thusiastically received. He attended Precinct vs. vin A. I’ oage, Anna C. Woodbrldfe, Iruil No. 4. A. A. Hicks, F. A. JohnIn Seminole County, Ftor da. Ilosa M. Hall, Defen'lant. j \f<luatly «ns| »a trustee, Albert (5. Eave* meetings and received deputations In son. A. V. MrGuInn and Leonard Kelt. Witness my hand and a«al of said Circuit T o Hot* M. I l a l b ------ Street, tn lianapnli*. No. J, T. L. Cuxhiny. N. J. Tan- and Hichir Woodbridge, and *11 unknown Philadelphia, Raltlmore, Washington, nrr,I’reclnet 1ml. d pertnn* rUimlng Interrvt, by through or un­ Court, thi* the 7th day of Aug. t9IV. i). G. Walcott and II. II. McCall (Stall E. A. DOUGLASS der any of the above named drfrndant*, It appearing from the affidavit of Albert ltostou and riUinerims other places. At Precinct No li. J. W, Ftynl, G, T. I'eler*. eithee ^ Clerk nt Cirruit Court Seminole Co. v !a, hrir*. devisee., grantee*, Irrale** Halt V. Wickx, and M. E. liooley. alt herein duly 6lcd Hied that he is complainant the national capital a great banquet J, Freelnet N„, 7. It. ft. Hebert*, J, E. Sny­ nr uth-rwl.e, and nil unknown pet.on* claim­ E. F. Houshotder in lh* above entitled cause and that it it the Solicitor 65-13tc belief that the defendant, tl.ua H. Halt, it ing Intereit by, through nr under Je-t.U C. was given In bis honor by the members der, CL G.Jacob* and L. ft. Collin*. I'rrrlnct No. H, C. E. Mather*. S. K. Murphey and J. Klehmond Murphey, her _______ a non resident of the State of Florida and of congress. 1 thai ehe Is a r' >i lent nf a slat* ot th* United Mather*. P. E. Uedditt xnd A. W. Moreman. hu<band, now deeeafr-1, a* heir*, devjarr*, Precinct No. 9 T. D. Hartley, T. P. L*Wil J. A. Hut line, ami J. N. Searcy, I'rrrlnct No. 10. Jaine* Heed, J. G. Mar­ tin, A. C. SJobloni and A. E. Sjobhmi. Precinrt No. II. J. W. (>#trcn* A. W. Mullen, A. II. Fuller and W. It. Hilliard. Said election to be held In arrordanre alth the iu»* of Horlda governing the hold­ ing of general ejection* in .aid *tat* and re­ turn* to he made to the clerk and chair­ man of the Hoard of County Comrni.ilonerx of laid County. lion* liy order of the Hoard ot County Commlaalonrrs nt Seminole County ‘jjgt— E. A. liiin uTiuna Clerk of Hoar it of County Commltaiuner* of Semlnob1 County. Florid*, fll-f.tc. In the Clrrull t’ nurt, Srxrnlh Judicial Cir­ cuit. o f Elodda, In and fur Seminole Coun­ ty. In Chancery It. J. Eobean A’ r.a T b t ..« a n , l-omplalnant*, * Cordelia E. Hill and William Henry Hill, her hu.hand; all unknown partie* claiming Intcrol* under Cordelia E. lllli and William Henry Hill, her huiband. of etlh*. c| th*— Vc - ** tier, In th* laud ilurrltic 1 belnwc; Alters G Apgar a n d ---------- Apear, hi* wile; all unkno*n parti,* claiming inter**!* under Atlcn G. Apgar and ------—Apgar, hit wife, or either of them, or otherwise, in the land dr*, yrlhed below; all unknown aartle* rtaimlng an lnln r*t In th* following drtrrihrd land iituate in Seminole rnucty, Florid*, to-wlt: 8 ) j of S t j of SE!a of SW Ji ot Section 13, Tow n ­ ship 21 South, Kange 26 Eaet; alio begin at SW corner of S K ' i of Sec­ tion 13, Townihlp 21 South, Hangr 29 Ea*t, run ea*t 14 ' j chain*, north 10 chain*, wrtl I l 1j chain*, *outh 10 chain*, defendant*. Order of Sere Ire by Publication To all partleft claiming Interrxt* under Cordelia E. Hill and William Henry Hill, her hu.band or cither of them, or nthrrwtxi>, In the land de*rrlb*d below; and all partle* claiming in ten.t* under Allen G. Apgar and ■----- — Apear, hi* wife, or either ot them, or otherwise, in the land drarrilird below; and all partle* claiming an fntcrr*l In the follow* ing cletrrlhed land iituate In Seminote ruunty, Florida, to-wlt: S ! j of S 1-, nf S E ' j of S W ) , of Section 13. Town.hip 21 South, Kange 29 Eatt; al»o begin at SW corner of S E l t of Section 13, Townxhlp 21 South, Hange 29 Ea*t, tun Ea. 1 4 '] chain., North 10 chain*, W o t 11 ?j main ., South 10 chain*. It H herelcy ordered that you appear to the bill nt complain! bird herein again*! you in the above entitled r*u*r, nn the tlr*l day of September. A. D. 1919, and the Sanford Herald i* hereby clrilgtiatc-d a* the newapaprr in which thin order ahall lie publl.hed once a wiek for twrlvr conxeeutiv* week*. Wltneta my hand anil *tal of ofllre thi* 2nd day of Junr, A. I>. 1919. 'trail E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Clrrull Court, Seminole Co., FU, W. M. Murphy. Jr.. Solicitor for Comptal 36-l3te legale,., or nlherwUe, ami *11 other unknown tn Ci rcui t Cosi f l o f the S i ' t r n i h -Indicia |States other that tlie State of Florida anil peranna claiming any tnlrrrtl iri anil to laid In i* a ri'siilent of the State ot Indiana, residing C l r r u l l o f F l o r i d a , S e m i n o l e Count y. properly in*hexed in *ald ouit. a t ------— Sttret In th* City of Indianapolis Chancer y. Defendant*. i v t . I - - i_ i_ . , . .. , - . . ... I Indiana and that there l* no person in th* L I-*trxjg, ^s,1pe-sl b> J. • I.aing, !o f hu - i state of Florida the service ol a subpoena Order of Con*trucllve Servlre hand. Complainant*, upon whom would bind the defendant T o all unknown partle-* rlalmfng Intere.t va. * by, through or under Wm. G. Antlenrled. Wm. G. Andenrled, It. II. Itamsey, G i j . II. and that It it hit belie! the ag* of the de­ fendant is over twenty-one year*. It. It. Ilarn.ey, Gen, It, Morton. Jnelivlduallv Morton, individually ami a* trustee, Cal­ and a. truitee, Calvin A. I'eeagc. Albert ft. You are therefore ordered to appear to vin A. Poagr, Anna C. Woodbridge, Indi­ Cave*. Illrhlr Woodbridge anil Jei.ie C. vidually and as trustee, Albert ti. Eave*, this bill on Monday the 6th day ot October Murphey and J. Itlchmond Murphey, her A. D. 1919, thu tame being a llul* Day of am) llirhie Woodbrl'lge. and all unknown hu.band, a* heir., eleviwc., granlee., legatee, ...s person* claiming any Intersst by, through thi. i or otherwi.e nr any or either of them, and all or under any of the above n sm ol di-Jemi* It is lurlhrr order'd that this notice be unknow n m ruin*, eorporationt or a»*e>ela* an!*, either as heir*, deviates, grantees, for four consecutive Week* in th* ' . 'i l t i k 'n l l n l n e an lntrre»t in Ihe foll'wlng legal'ci or otherwise, and all unknown per­ published newipaper published In itc.cribed property attualc in Seminole C nun- sons claiming Interest by through or umlrr Sanford Herald, Seminole County, F’ turida. tv, Florida, in a l l: llertn nt Inter.cctlnn of Jisiie C. Murphey and J. lUrhmoml Murph Witness, Fi. A. Douglass, Clerk ot the Ea.l Line of Millonville Vv-., with « o,th phev, l*er husband, now deceased, as h* ire Cirruit Court and the seal thereof thl* 23rd line of Sec. 30, run North along Millonville devise*-*, legatees or otherwise and alt A v e. 162 Sard*. Ea*t nt right angle* 162 other unknown person* claiming unv inl-r- day uf July A. D. 1919, E. A. D i i UGLASS- C!*rk. card*. South nl right angle* 162 yard*. t it In and to said property involved in said isf V, .it. i>uuglas*. ti, C. \V.*t 162 yard*. See. 30 T a p . 19 S. itange suit D-*— d ii,!;. A. K. Power*, 31 L Order nf Conctructive Service. Solicitor (or Complainant, . C3-Ste t nu and each of you are herrhv ordered To the Drfencants. Wm. ti. Andrnried, to hr anil appear before our *aid Clrrull It It Itamiey, Geo. II. Morton, individually Court at Ihe Court Ifnuie n Sanford, Fla on and aa trustee, Calvin A. Poagr, Albert G. the 3rd day of N o , . A. lb 1919, then and Eaves and Hiciile Woodbtldgr: there to make anawer to the bill of complaint •M\l It appearing from the sworn bill of comherein til. <1 against you. filed mm that your piatv place wi »! i»*** »«i- i ilrFptl thnt ni*»» . _ Il la furtlur ordrrrd that tbf* lM« . *v» ' J - ’w ','***•.'< u»C7-W . ' s j ’/ a o U i ' H K L T anti C O L L I S I O N In tiuiiii wD4-'t ItDCl* a W.ek f..r twelve' weeks in ! Heme Is unknown, and that you ihe Sanford Herald. *_ newspaper, publimnl the age of 21 years Furanrc issued Ity Ihe FLORIDA STATE in Seminole County, F'lorida. It is therefore Ordered thlt you anil rarh Him.** my hand and *>al of sal'l Cirruit of you do appear before our Said Circuit AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION is tho Court, thl* Ihe 7th day of AuguM 1919, Court, at the Court House in Sanford. Fla. nafcst anil cheapest In Ihe world. Write (S, at) E. A. DOUGLASS un Ihe 61), day uf October A. It. 1919. then for fit Cumint Ion lu headquarters Orlando. Cb-rk of Cirruit Ccurt Seminole Co., Fla. am! there tn make answer lo the bill sit com­ Agents wanted In every town In Florida. E. F. IfoUaholder plaint herein filed against you. Solidtor, 63-tatr It is further ordered tmel this notice be vul'llshed for eight contretuive weeks in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in In Clrrull Court sif the Sr sr n lh Judlcla Semlnutd Co. Fla. Clrrull of F'lorida. Seminole County. Witness my hand and *«al of salil Circuit In Ch nccry. Court this th 7th day of August 1919. C. L. Handall, Complainant (seal: B. A. DOUGLASS v*. Clerk uf Circuit Court Seminole Cu. 11a. William Atkin*on Daniel, l.uther C. Porter, B. F. iloutholdcr, The Portsmouth Trust A Guarantee C o., Solicitor. «S-9tf. M Y SPE C IA L TIE S: Alice Hill, David Lee Daniel, A. D. Starhird. and all unknown p m u n * claim ­ PICKAHD S HAND-PAINTED CHINA ing any lnte»e*l by through or under the Circuit Court, Srsenlh Judicial Circuit alloys' named parties or either of them, a* In Krnvlnulr Count), t'lurida. In Chancel) heir*, devisees, grantee*, legatees or oth er­ GOUHAM’S 9TBitLING SILVER Mary M. Fiecord, widow. wise, and all other unknown person* claim­ Complainant ing any Interrst In amt to aaid lands tnvulvrd KOGEIIS' PLATED WARE va Hilt to 1.1 said suit, el al. Quirt Title Defendant*. All unknown heirs "I and all unknown per­ ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES (Ird»r ol Coftstrucllyc Service sons claiming interrst undrr FL S. anil E. J ■ - I T o the difindants! William Atkinson White, Mr*. t‘ - W. Jarocks and all unknown Daniel, I.ull.tr C. Porter, The Portsmouth , i persons claiming Interest under C. W. Trust A Guarantiee Co.. Alire C. Hill, Jarocks and all unknown parties claim­ David Lee Daniel and A. D. Starhird: ing an interest in ami to lolls 2, 3, 4, 5, It appearing from the eworn bill of c o m ­ fi and 7, lllock 2. FL J White’ s Subdivi­ plaint herein Pled, that ynur place ol resi­ sion ss recorded In plat book No 2, Seminole dence it unknown, ami that you are over County Records, Defendants. (he age of 21 year*: OCULIST AND OPTICIAN ORDER It Is therefore Ordered that you and each To all unknown hiira of, ami all unknown Practice confined to the treatment of you do appear before our said Cirruit persons claiming Interest under FL S. A E. J. Court at the Court House In Sanford, Florida White, and to all unknown persons claiming of the eye on the 6th day ot Lctovrr, A. D. 1919, thin Interest under 4L W. Jarocks, and alt un­ Eyca examined by a regular rcttlfand there lo make answer to the bill ot known parties claiming an intsrest in ami to r »mplaint filed herein against you. tored physician Lots 2, ,1, 4. A. 6, A 7, It lock 2, IL J. While's It is further ordered that thi* order lo* Subillvlilun as record*J in Plat Hook No 2, Glasses filled, broken lenea du­ lubllthsil lu Ihe Sanford Hi raid, a newspaper Seminole County llreurdt. plicated published in Seminote County, F'la., once a You and each of you are hereby ordered v cek for eight consecutive week*. to appear to the bill uf complaint herein \ 28 W. Church Si. - Orlando, Fla. Vltnrss icy hand ami teal of sal'l Circuit filial against you. on the Hub- day tor Nov­ ( lui I thi* it.< 7th day of Augusl 1919. ember, the tame being the third of Novem­ iSeali E. A. DO UCLA (IS. ber 1919. ("!'-rk of Circuit Court Semin de Co , F'la. I. i . il nusiiuldi r, Solicitor* 67-9tc In Clreolt Court Se*rnlh Judicial Circuit, Seminole Counly. Florida, In t hvnrrry Henry H. (H. II.) Chappell, Mar\ Wheeler Cba|.prll, and J. Harnnaviw, Complainant* idat i Hill to (Juist Title. Joseph Garvin, the unknown Nollre of Appllrallon for Tas Deed Under legatees ami devisera under the Serlfon H of Chapter Dshh. I.a»s of fdurlila last will amt testament of Jo­ Notice is hereby given that George Smithseph Garvin, the unknown heir* of irietn , purchaser of Tax Ccrtlflvate No. Joseph 4!*rvln, Wm. G. AudenI'UJ, dateil the 3rd ilny of June A. I>. 1901, I-ill, the unknown legaleis ami has lllnl said certificate In my office and hat devisees under the last will amt made application tor tax deed to Issue In tc*lament of Win. 0 . An tenarrordanre with law. Sal'l ecrlllt-aie em­ reiil, and tho unknown heir* of brace* I lie following described property sit­ Wm. ti. Andrnrtld. Defendants. uate! lu Semlnule County, Florida to wil: Notire tt Non-Hestdrnts gtW«» of S W ' , Sec. 19. Twp. 21 South To Joseph Garvin, Itieldence Unknown: Range .’lu East. The said land b.ltig asthe .— date of....................----------the is su an ce'of--------such T o Wm. 0 . Andinrrld. Iteelilcnre Unknown . .■.tied . . . . at......... It appearing by the *worn bll! of c o r n I rer!lflrate In the name of J. W. Grown. Truly Time* Have Changed. plaint _ »lnt ford hen In. against you that you have | t'nje** said crrtfflrat* shall tie mleemed A friend of Senator Sorghum en­ or claim to have some Interest In the folb according to law tax deed will issue ther-on countered the solon on the steps of the ing d'trrihed laud in Seminole rountyff Flor­ on tha 9th day of September, A. I*. 1919. ida, to-wlt: Witness my official signature and ttal thlt capltol nnd after passing the time of Tiie West hall I \V 1) I of the Southwest tho 7th day of August A. 1>. 1919. day remarked playfully: (Seal) E. A. IM UG LAS9. (Juartcr lS tV ',1 of Section 29, Township 19 Clerk Circuit Court Scmlnulw County, "Senator, how comes It you aren’ t South, Hange 31 East, less ami except the Wept hall I W ' j ) of Ihe West half i\V’ ,t of Florida making any of your famous speeches the Southwest quarter (SW ' j I ol the South­ Ily V. M- Douglas*, D. C. west quarter (H W Iil nf Section 29, Townthese day*?" ahlp 19 South, Itangr 31 Fiait, containing ,0 lint the lenntor was ready for him. acres more or le»*. Dr pa rt me nt of Ihe Inleriur. U, N, t.suil (lffter "Times have chnngcd," lie replied A’ oii ate therefore hereby required and or Gainesville, Fia. July 9a. i m o dertd to lie and appear before our said Nollre it hereby riven that Sadie Wallace, without hesitation. "Now it Isn't nt nil Cirruit Court nt the Court House in San­ widow of Arthur It. Wallare, dee. ateil. of easy for n man with silk hat nnd frock ford, Elotida, on the First Monday in Au­ Weklwa. Florida, who on May 29. 1911 gust, 1919, being the ith day of said month, made Homestead Entry No 012121 for cont to assert he Is raving the coun­ then and there to make answer to the hill S W 'i of N - W ',, N W I( ot S W '* Sertlon 5 try sit by himself, and say It nt nil of complaint herein tiled against you, and A N ' i of S E ' j , Section fi, Township 20 8,, therein (all not, else said hill will be taken as Itange 29 E. Tallahassee Meridian has 'le d audience lluit's all kliukl uniforms nnd confessed against ycu, followed by final de­ notice ot Intention to make three-year Proof cree. tn establish rlalm to the land above described ovcrulls."_________________ It is furthrr ordered thlt this nulicr hr before Clerk Circuit Court, al Sanford, Need for City Planning. published In the Sanford Herald, a news­ Florida, on the filh day el September 1919. Claimant M m i i a* witnesses’ paper publithid in Seminole county, Florida, The need of city planning and Jhe one William C. Holiday, of Weklwa, Florida. each week fur 9 consecutive weeks. pushing of public work Is greater, to­ TO ALL I’ AH TIE S C L A I M I N G AN JN- II. It. Click, • f Weklwa. I'larida. IN T H E I 'llO l'K K T Y HEREIN Etien Crlppen, of Weklwa Florida, day than ever before, Mild Walter D. TINIEST HEI.GW D ESC IUH ED : Under Joseph Gar­ W. B. Whlddin, nf Weklwa, F'lorida. ItfJltT. W. DAVIS Moody, managing director of the Chi­ vin and Wm. CL Andrnreid, or otherwise. fil-3tr lleglMer. It bring mad* to appear liy a sworn till! of cago plan eonHiilsstnn, In an Interview romptaln) filed herein against you that you with a representative of the Christian have or riaim to have som* iuternt In the Depatlmrnl of Ihe Interior., U. S Land Dfflre Gainesville, F'la., July 26, I9|y Science Monitor. Not only Is this true following described land* in Sernlnole county, Nolle* It heretiy given that John F\ Dav­ F'lorida, to-wlt; because public work needs lo he done idson uf Jacksonville, F'la., who on May 19, Th* West halff IW (W Is l nf the VRouthwcst 1914, made Homestead Entry No. 912733 In old In the solution of Ihe Inltor quarter I8W W JO of* Sertlon “ 29. Townchlp 19 tor N'> of N W t j , 8 E l i of N\V!« .t N W i , of inuth, Itange ttri 31 East, lest and. eirept . . the el N BJ£. Section 2H Township 18 S. Itange problem, continued Mr. Moody, hut the West half tW Ji) of the West half (W IJ ) of 31 F7., I'allahatser Atrridlan hat filed nntir* Htles In the United States have grown the Southwest quarter (SW>«) ot the South' id intention to make Three-year Proof to quarter S W 1, ) of Section 29, Townclaim to the land above described, so rapidly In the last twenty years ■west hip* 19 South, Itange 31 East, eonalninc establish before Clerk Circuti Court at Sanford, and tlie problems of city life are so 70 acres more or less. F'lorida on the Jth day of September 1919. Y*>u arc therefore hrrahy commanded and Claimant names as witnesses: rnmptex thnt the new conditions ennrequired to bv and appear before our *ald CheMer Carpenter, of Osteen, F'lorida. not he coped with for the well-being Circuit Court al the Court lluuaa In San­ John Pelt, of ()*tee>n, F'lorida. Florida, on the F'lrxt Monday in Sep­ Marlin Shepard, of Osteen, Florida. of Ihe people lit them without a defi­ ford, tember, 1919, being th* first day »f aaid Anthony Jonas, of Enterprise, F'lorida. nite city plan to work to. The prob­ month, then and there to make gnawer unto UtillT. W. DAVI S blit of ruimiJalnt filed herein agalnxt you, 64-Stc Register. lems of parks, better housing, saiiltn- the and therein lall not els* said bill will he tlon. ample mentis for recreation, and taken a* r o n f m e d against you, to b* lot* J n C l r r u l l C a u r l, N rs e n lfa J u d r ia l C r c u ll facilitation of traffic nnd tho relief of lowed by final decret. S la t e o f F U - i d * . It I* further nrdrrej that thl* notice be Thi- Merchants National Hank of Havauoah truffle congestion, must he glvrn sp»* published one* each week for twelve week* in s . va. the Hartford Herald, a newxpapir published Lucy C. Flnegan as Administratrix of rial attention. In Seminole counly, F'lorida. Estate of Joseph FLargan, deceased, el si, Done and ordered thi* th* £tb day of Hy virtue of a Judgement rsnitered in the Junr, 1919. Circuit Court of Grange County, Fla., in (•rail E. A. DOUGLASS, proceeding by d r * facias lo revive th* judge­ Clerk Circuit Court Semlnut* Co., Fla. ment In above entitled rause and for rxerIly V. FL Dougin s, D. C. ution a* tn certain heirs ol Joseph Flnegan, Dlrkinenn It Dlcklntnn deceased, and eaecutlon Issued thereon, 1 Snllrilor* for Complainan'i. have levied upon and will tell at the front 6«.|3tc door of tha Court House in Sanford, Semi­ N a llrr to I 'n v l r g U o n lr e c lo f • nole County. Florida at . < o'clock a. m. on Stated propoaal* *fll be received by lb* N O T IC E T O Ilt lM IE IIS Monday the let day of September. A. D x.ity Ct-Udc-I et Sanford, Florida al lh* ofSealed bid*, subject to thr aal* of bonds 1919 ail th* right till* and interest, rlalm and fit* ot lb* CJly Clerk at ur before 7:20 I’ . M. tjtmand uf halherint W. Finegaa, C ha tie* will b* r e f u n d by t * Guard uf Counly Stpltrootr 13th, 1919 for grading and pav- Autoroobile Protccticn HENRY McLAULIN JE W E L E R DR. E. S. HOFFMAN is ; THE U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford One Ton Truck may well be classed as an agricultural necessity* it tits into and fills so many wants on tiie farm. It is a reliable bearer of farm burdens, not only doing the work of several n t horses quicker and better rarmcr S t|)an t|ie hor.se, and does not ‘ eat its head o f f ’ when not working. The aggres­ sive farmer has only to consider the possibilities o f the Ford truck and lie is ready to buy one. We judge this to be so from the way farmers are buy­ ing them. Truck Chassis $550 f. o. b. Detroit. The Truck C. F. WILLIAMS Agent Office Supply Dept. Vhttl* Sanford, Florida EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman H ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y - »m ''II AGENTS LEGAL ADVtKUSING herald printing company m . General Fire Insurance OFFICE FEOFLKH RANK BUILDING Sanford, F lo r id * hi ^as= h r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 22, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 22, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8bbf85a2b17ca47c93e844c0d1abd4c9.pdf 1f8c0604c47196fe860972763348f1c5 PDF Text Text IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E Y /O R L D ’S G R E A T E ST .V E G E TA B LE SECTION NUMBER 66 SANFOIID, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1319 VOLUME X were Interested and having returned to the city from the trip north will open n real estate office under the name of II. I). Lewis. He will huy and sell real estate and will deal in city and country property and h fa miliar with every part of the coun­ ty a.-.d with jnuperiy of ail kinds. .v m llD MEN HAW i> u i HARDEN’ S FERRY AND OSTEEN FERRY SHOULD HAVE FREE BRIDGES AND WILL HAVE THEM W. EARING CO. OF JACKSON YILLE RECOGNIZES SURE RIOR ADVANTAGES OF SAN FORD'S LOCATION n t,- TO w o r k w h en HERALD GOES T O PRESS tu rn ed Chicago. Aug. 14. Several thoumd railway shopmen from all parts i , hc country met h eref todny to .ijer the question of returning to ork in accordance with President •icon's demand. It is expected ,,t a definite policy in regard to the rike which was called Aug. 1st in nunce of orders of tin* international Hirer* of the union will he adopted ,fnre the inerting adjourns. Local ..i.» ndioured the strikers to While the meeting was in session 28,000 striking car workers in the Chicago district began taking a ref­ erendum vote to decide whether they sill return to work. Railroad officials reported little Endor Curlctt and Mias Emma change in the traffic njtuntion due to Eichner and little Miss Whitcomb of the Strike. Chicago is still more se­ Ceneva were among the visitors to riously affected than nny other •»<•the city on Tuesday. * tion of the country, although 1,450 tar* of live stock were handled to­ day, 10 more than on the corres­ ponding day last year. The following is from the Orlando Reporter-Star at Orlando: From all reports the railroad situa­ tion ss far as Florida is concerned sill be in a normal condition within the next three or four days. A tele­ gram received by the Reporter-Star from Tampa at noon stated thAt the men in Tainpa shops had voted to return to work at 7 tomorrow morn­ ing and that officials at that point jay traffic operations from that point sill be normal in thrity six hours after the men have resumed work. mil next to me crow n raper v a rnet of land upon which Mr. Bishop sill build a .arge warehouse und ither buildings for the Zaring Co. rherc will he garage and machine ihops nnd n building for the storage af hay and .grain aside from the main grocery building. The C. NV. Zaring Co. will ship their etuff to Sanford getting the advantage of the water rate nnd from hero will truck it to points in this and adjoining counties, tlius saving the retail dealers the freight charges and making quick and satisfactory dcliverics. The new wholesale house will be on a siding of the A. C. L. Ry., and also close to the lake front and the location Is Ideal <*»r this business, being about five blocks from the center of the city. It was reported on the streets this morning that the men at Lakeland, Sanford nnd High Springs had il­ lumed to work, but n telegram fri n The men in the shops here have not gone back to work or had not up to the time of going to press in spite of the fact that it was thought the strike would be oyer today. Just «hst '.he locals here intend doing in the fare of the general orders to re­ turn to work is hot known but it is iioped that the Sanford men will re­ turn to work tomorrow pending the settlement of the strike. p,#y of „U c*( carg un,| tirc.*s and uccessorjeSt tj„. rt.nr thero will he y p,r|l r!ass garnge and machine ahop wight Tiro Co. is one of thp yOUn<Mt firms In the city and Qnp ()f tjH, mogt progn*ssive and kayc raJ,i,Hy outgrown their present uartpr3 jr, tj,e Seminole Annex ^u|)(„ nR ^’ ork will commence on the new buiUing al once an,i the Wight Tire Co t,ct to occupy their new quar^ jn njnc{y ,iayB from the time ^ lh# fir8l l)rick is |aj(| un|CM the jrr|R|,t embargo continues. t The Wight Tire Co., aside from being wholesale and retail dealers In tires and accessories are sales agents for the Chandler and Chevrolet nnd King cars nnd Republic Trucks and they will carry a larger line oi these ems and of the tires and accessories . , . in their n e w building than ever hi­ S. 0 . Shlnholser has the contract ^ for the buildings nnd all arrange' _________________ ments have been made and the „ building will start at once. The Lake for Congress new firm is well and favorably Hon. Forrest Lake of Sanford will known in this section where their b» a candidate in the D e m o cra t travelling representative, Charlie Da- t rimarios next year for congressman vis has been cominfg for years and from the Fourth district, running they will cover central nnd south against H o n . . J. Sears, the present Florida from their Sanford h ou se,: incumbent who will be a ca ridid ate maidin' this city the nucleus for a to succeed himself. Friends of Mr. coun ty in the casg of II. K. Bailey, u cattle owner who had refused to dip his cattle and had been arrested upon a warrant properly sworn out ugninst him. The Supreme Court held thnt the law authorizes the state Live Stock Sanitary Board to promulgate rules and regulations necessary to enforej regular and systematic dipping of all cattle every 14 days until such time as It is ascertained by regular in­ spection and dipping that the cattle ticks. Upon receipt of the opinion the Board held a meeting and announced as their policy in Seminole county the vigorous enforcement .of regular cattle dipping. Eveey legal facility will ha invoked against cattle pi-iters in this county who do not fully com ­ ply with the rules and regulations, according to information which has been received from the Board, and the dipping of cattle is expected to show renewed activity as a result of this policy. Xhat is the tenor of re­ ply froiq the State Live Stock Sun- commissioners, on the resolutions adopted at last commissioners' meet­ ing asking what will he the status of work in this county. They also will energetcially protect the' county boundary line. Seminole county can be tick free by first of December, of all the cattle owners heartily cooperate in the regular dipping of cattle, und if they do not they seem to have legal trouble*: ahead nrd finally will have to do the work anyway, so It looks lik*e good business to forget tho reso­ lutions which were adopted by the R* B. Lewis has an advertisement cattle men in convention in Orlnndo in this Issue setting forth the fact tiiut compulsory dipping would stop U.ct he has embarked in the real ♦state business.. Mr. Lewie is: well known here having resided in Ssjiford for several years und was for­ merly with the A. P. Connelly Real Co,, but b e f o r e going north Purchased the real estate holdings ‘ n which ^>e and A P. Connelly Children's Party Miss Juliu Ltiing entertained a few of the little ones Monday afternoon In honor of her cousin. Miss Eliza­ beth Ballard.. Games r.nd a “ word contest" v.cre enjoyed by all. The color scheme of red and gi.en was carried out in the dining room where delicious ice cream und cake were ai'i.t ‘0 ny the hostess. Those enjoy­ ing the happy occasion were Misses Carmitu Barber, May Godby, Lou­ ise Wells, Irene McGagahin, Mary Elizabeth Moye, Clifford and Ruby Rivers, Virgie Horne and John Hy­ man, Elizabeth Uallurd, Rebecca Stevens, Thelma Godby. Several years ago when Michael Sholtz nnd associates were before the S°minole Board of County Com­ missioners wantinR a frnnehiso for a drawbridge over the St. Johns river at Harden's Ferry this paper wanted the county commissioners* to join with the county commissioners of Volusia nnd build this bridge.’ There was some hitch at thnt time as the Volusia commissioners did not want to build their part and Seminole county deciding that a bridge was better than n ferry, as the, ferry though privately owned would charge the same rate gave the franchise to Mr. Sholtz. This county was also anxious to build a bridge across the upper St. Johns river nt Osteen ferry but could not get the Volusia commissioners together on this prop­ osition and the undent ferry still prevails ut this point. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bishop and Our county wns faced with the little daughter, Martha are spen '!«_• tact that with all our vaunted good u few weeks at Daytona Beach. roads nnd with the good roads^of Volusia county there remainod a pay bridge at one point and an obsolete ferry at the other crossing. Now the county commissioners of Volusia are alive to the fact that nothing will do so much for their county as good bridges across ull tlve streams and they have investigated ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF 1 DELEGATES FROM EVERY ' PART OF THE COUNTY. The hospital is assured for Sem- . inole county. The permanent association to he known as the Fernald-Laughton Me* morial Hospital Association wns was formed last night nt a most enthusi­ astic meeting at the court house. Every part of the county was represented at the meeting which dem­ onstrated the interest that is being taken in this hospital. : I i ( { , Hon. E. A. Douglass acting as chairman presided at the meeting BOX SCORES OF ALL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM nnd Mrs. J W. Dickins as secretary. The constitution and by-laws were read and after every one present had nly allowing Uircfl hits the become a real bona fde member by Brudcntown Wins Monday Stuart seemed to he too much for paying tnelf annual flues the meet­ ing w Mil into executive session nnd the Sanfoid* boys nt Bradcntown passed on the by-laws and elected' Monday, although Chapman fanned the iL.*c, -vs. Those who were elect ; one more man than Stuiut. .The ed In two from «a*.h precinct* Sanfoid lads could not connect with in the county, two Lorn each church, i the sphere and in the fourth Bradcn­ one from cad. lodge, c*>e from the town connected sure enough getting rity council, unr from the boa:J of six runs from five lilts and four er­ cuuntv commi*- « c.n and six at rors. The following score tells the Sanford— Stuart, 2b II. Chapman, c Johnson, cf Ilord, 3l> Albancsc, 11b W hit* I f ......... Ellis, rf Davis, ss ....... C. Chapman, p Sanford — JStewart, 2b Chapman, c Johnson, cf Herd, 3b Album sc, lb White, If Davis, ss ... Inman, rf Morton, p IlrndcntownBturoughs, 21 Francis, ss Vnughn, lb Moore, rf F’osa, 3b ...... Rood, If Drake, rf McDaniels, c Stuart, p....... Totals Bartow — Gault, s s ...... L'Homudli-u, rf Phillips, 3h ..... Leach, 2b Mdntonh, cf Y’ oung, if Bellringer, c ..... Smith, lb........ Iloln«*«, p •Curtis . Totals ....... 34 6 7 27 10 0 Scoio by innings— Sanford................. . 000 000 OQO —0 Bradcntown ........- 006 000 000 —6 Summary— Left on bases, Sanford 3, Bradcntown 5, first base on balls, off Stuart 1. Struck out by Stuart 10, by Chapman 11. Sacrifice hits, Nooro, FYancis, Burroughs. Wild pitches, Chapman. Double plays, Burroughs to Francis to Vaughn. Time 1:40 Umpire, Baird. At­ tendance, 254. T otals............. 30 0 2 27 10 5 •Batted for Young in inth.Score by innings: Sanford ..... ........ 010 000 000— 1 Bnrtow ... ........... .. 000 000 0 0 0 -0 Summary: Left on bases, Sanford 5, Bartow 6; two base hits, Inman, Mclnt9sh; firat base on hulls, off Morton 1; struck out by Morton 2, by Haihcs 4; sacrifice hits, Chapman, Johnson, Leach, Bcigingcr; stolen bases. 3tewait, Davit, Phillips, Mc­ Intosh; double play, Albanesc to Sanford Takes Good One Bartow, Aug. 12.—Sanford detest­ i ; w,u , liine oi game 1:40; umpire, ed Bartow here today by a score of 1 Windham; attendance 294. (Continued on page 6) t ) 6. Both pitchers were working Miss Elvira Cartir has returned home from a visit to Atlanta and other pointa in Georgia. �; • ' THE 8ANronD HERALD PAGE SIXTEEN AUGUST 8 exchange for cattle. Dr. Blackman, Lake Monroe, LIST Y O U R PROPERTY - Your Auto - Tornado - Liab Property Damage - WE For sale—Lnunch 2G feet long, G feet beam (Brooks model) 8 If. I’ , heavy duty Callia. perfection engine also boat 47 feet long 8 feet beam, hns been used as house boat. No power. Hulls in,fine shape just paint­ ed. Price for both boats $350.00. These boats can he tnken through Ocklnhawn river to St. Johns, if you mean business send for pictures and purticulnrs. An excellent fishing outfit. Address Lock Box 394. Eustis Fla. 64-3tp W E ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES FIRE INSURANCE anient Co. F. Florida 64-2tc FIXTURES FOR SALE. Tw o 12 ft. wall cases: due 10 ft. wall ease: four 8 ft. wall eases; one 6 ft. umbrella ease; six 8 ft. floor cases; plate glass with marble base; horse-shoe case consisting of two 8 ft. cases and one 7 ft. case with rounded ends and marble base. Al­ most new outfit for sale as a whole or s part. V. E. Jacobs Co., 135 \Veat Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. G4-2tp| REAL ESTATE Y our H om e W. Formerly Ilolden Renl Estai ity Lots in A ll Parts of City For rent— Rooms East 2nd street. Call at 1020 G5-2tp. Furnished Rooms— By day, week or month. Every convenience Over Philips Drug Storr, corner Park and First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. 43-tf A . P. C O N N E L L Y FOUND HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION MEET Curd of Thnnks I wish to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends for their many words of sympathy and acts of kindness during the recent illness and bereavement ot my dear l)n«hnp«! T. i. ■»,.«* .■*•KrT.VY.r t lie elec­ tion of permanent officers of the Fcrnuld-Laughton Memorial Hospi­ tal Association, and no citizen who can possibly attend should be ab­ sent at that time. This is a matter of vital impor­ tance to Seminole County, and aould be of interest to every person ,*eniding within this county. No county should be without a hospital, and through the generosity und love of Mrs. Geo. H. Fernald Seminole County has this much needed institution. It only remains for the citizens to show their appreci­ ation of this gift and take their part in the management of this insti­ tution in order to make it the suc­ cess it is bound to be. COM E AND BRING YOUR FRIE N D S W ITH YOU AND SHOW TH A T YOU ARE A W O RTH Y CITIZEN OF SEM INOLE COU N TY. T. W. Lawton, Chairman Publicity Committee. f . M W .M . also fer the beautiful n et Hie E y es. • mr. - * V « . • • • - V - - Mrs. I. J. Sccord. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Found—Black bob tailed sow, mnrked under slope split in one ear and crop in other ear. Owner can have same by paying for this nd and damages. Robt. W. Lord. G3-tf t OR SA LE For sale — Piano Cheap. Herald Ofllc P. For Four. Enquire 65-tf. IT! DAISY TILE A PERFECT DRAIN Tll.Es Thoroughly Impcnlous to Water, Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. Mode from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Acid tests In the construction or its Immense) add plants. Our supply Is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. Stock In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment. M A H O N E Y -W A L K E R CO HANrOIII). FLO HID A LOST —Bunefi of keys tielonging O. Brown. Finder please to Brown's market Sanford . Reward. 64*2tc. L ost—Gray wool coat lost in snle--Seed potatoes. Rose automobile on Ouk avenue. Finder Rex Packard, l’ hone 13G return to Herald ofllce ami receive 65-tf. reward. G1-2tp Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY MOBILOILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES Cars Washed and Delivered— Wc Will for and Deliver Your Car. PHONE NO. 41 — REMEMBER THE For sale—-Pair o f mules. Cheap. L. VI!den, It. F. D. A. Sar.ford, 65-tf. Fin. For sale — Moline Universal Tractor, good n? new, oxtrn rims, with sand c rats. Two fourteen inrh plows ^ All Local AdvertlHcmcntB U nder rolling truck , complete Lyman Bros. G5-2tp. This Heading THREE CENTS a Forest City , Fla. Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Lor sale— 1 1 acres of land, lacing Charge 25 Cents. east 31G feet on French ave. Sanford. In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the id. please do not ask The Herald for Information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and If wo do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter nnd address it as per in­ structions in the ad. Florida's Grout Home Daily Readers of the Tampa Dally This Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers and Sailors Who Seek Positions. Times get more for their money than! the readers of any other Florida WANTED daily. This great daily which is aiming the fastest growing news­ papers of the South is fearlesr, uggressive und interesting. For nearly a generation it has consisteltly fought for the rights of the prople. Its news service is unsurpassed. Its Wanted— Men in every county receives both the DAY ami NIGHT wit It own auto to travel ami take leased wire reports of the Associated orders for the Red Kipper Hay Press in full, is n full member of the Newspaper Enterprise Associa­ Press. Can give good commission to tion, has its own correspondents the right man. He must he a goufl G5-tf. everywhere, and buys more expen­ hustler. sive features for its readers than any Wanted—Saleslady. Ladies Ready other Florida daily. No home in to Wear. Apply New York Heady South Florida is complete without to Wear, 312 Sanford Avenue. Apply the Times. Only $G a year, $1.50 at once. G2-tf. for three months. Sent free on two weeks' trial to those genuinely in­ Wanted—File proof sufe; also terested.—Adv. G5-3tp two horse wagon, if a bargain. Box 38, Sanford, Flu. 62-4 tc Look tip every once In n while from xmr work nnd lay li down for n min(te or two now and llicn. nnd lei your oterept focus on more distnnt tilings. Tlius yon will give the eyes u little cst by focutudiiK in nnnthcr position. Upholstering and mattress making, furniture repaired, mirrors plated, auto tops and seats recovered. First class work only. Brown Upholstery Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. 49-tfc FOUND SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS FOR RENT nds in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division HAVE WAN! ED— OLD Cl. EAN ANY KIND EXRAGS CEPT OLD SOCKS, OR COATS. PANTS, SPREADS. A r BED TIIE HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf “ I'll rnntch my carbon copies against any in town for neat­ ness. lasting1legibility and uni­ formity. I always use Less than one mile from postofilce two story house on place, about 200 orange trees, two artesinn well highest land near Sanford, good farming and vegetable land. Apply la W. F. Leavitt, Phone 437 W. GS-ltp. FOR SALE—"K ID D IE HOOP", little less than new, in good condi­ tion, will sell cheap. Can he seen n! 113 E. Fifth St. 63-tf For sale—25 acre farm, 25 hogs, 2 cows and calves, I horse wagon and tools $1,600. Address Box B. NVekiwa, Fla. 63-4tp. For sale rive acres farm, goou house, 2 and one half acres tiled, Mules wagon and harness. Bargain for cash. \V. W. Dressor, R-l For sale or exchange— 1 Yault door, good shape, 1 large Safe. 71 inches high, I small Safe, 34 inches high, 1 adding machine. Mus*. sell quick. C. Care of Herald. 6 2 -/ Foi Sale—Ten acres celery land cast of Sanford on brick road * j mile from loading station, live urres im­ proved. 5 ncres unimproved, 2 wells. For particulars apply to “ Farm,” c-o Herald. 58-tf For Snle—Jersey Duroc pigs, $12 a pair, $<» for one. G. W. Spencer, 58-tf For sale— Maxwell Touring car, in splendid condition. Cush or credit B. k. O. Motor Co. fl4-tf. For sale—One N. I*. Vulcanizcr. R. C Shenfcr, Elm Ave. For snle—Twp hcrscs nnd one wagon. Cash $125. Enquire Wekiwa Post-office. Mrs. Wallace. G4-2tp Standing, sitting and walking correctly are the first essentials to good health and that elusive charm we call style I.L women wish to be well; but all women do not appreciate the vital importance X J l o { correct corsetry as an essential to pood health. The well-known medical authority, Alice S. Cutler, M .D ., warns us: “ As a physician who knows that if it were not for ill-fitting and the wrong kind c f corsets wc would have very few female in­ A valids, I am naturally determined to d o every­ thing in my power to educate the American woman in the proper fitting o f corsets. Most learned physicians new recognize the modern corset as a hygienically healthful garment and one that is often the best means o f pro­ viding corrective support for many bodily ailments." The Original-Unequalled Front Lacing Corsets have attained their unquestioned superiority by assisting nature to perfect expression. Ever)' Gossard is hygtenicallv correct. Prop­ erly fitted to the figure for which it was designed it will give scientific support to abdominal and back muscles, with no chance o f undue pressure at the waistline; the organs o f nutrition will be free from pressure; the erect posture which is induced will encourage deep breathing and the diaphragmatic mus­ cles become strong with use. A woman *o corseted will have the undeniable beauty of health and that grace o f body, standing, sitting, or walking, which is best expressed in the one word, style. W c unreservedly recommend Gossard Corsets as the complete expression o f modern corsctry. Our highly specialized corset service is main­ tained with a full appreciation o f the exacting needs of the modern, active woman. TRADE Gossard* arc priced at For rale— Duroc Jersey pigs and nws. Good stock. Joe Fernandez, G4-3tp. Carbon Paper For sale— Hoick Four, latest model. Good eondition, new tires. A bargain. Wight Tire Co. G4-2 THE For sale— Good seven room house and lot. Cheap. On Sanford Heights. Central St. Adrress Box 443 City. 64-2tp. HERALD PRINTING COMPANY FhoneMS Sanford, Florida For sale—25-foot launch, maho­ gany finish, auto top and control, 16 miles per hour, practically new, original cost $1200.00. .Cash or will The Yowell Comp Successors to Yowell-Speer Company m ore �A U G U S T 15. 191) THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD WEST GENEVA AVENUE The hot wayo la atill with ui. The aun seems hot enough to burn things up, but the time is coming when wc will be glad to get in the sun to get warm. Mr. nnd Mr*. James Ilyrd and two daughters, Misses Margaret and Rubla from Geneva arc spending the week’s end with their aunt, Mrs. Will Robinson. Mr- and Mrs. Barney Beck and children are spending a month at the beach enjoying the cool breezes nnd sand flics. A. K. rower* has been in Talla­ hassee on a business trip. His little son, Kinchen accompanied him. . ‘ “ ’ if a a the hot wave some. We need it every d .y lo keep u. cool. Thl, 1, the hottest wave I ever saw for many year*. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron, HenDaytona ty and’ Eleanor were „ . „ , B“ ' h ° v" Sund*1' Herhnt Squire has been in Jacksonville to visit his brother, Byran It is getting time now to fix the ground for planting garden setd and v;e will all be glad to see the time come to plant vegetables to eat instehd of dry peas and canned goods. It does make a big saving at home. A garden is half the battle in a farnHy. It seems like the aeroplanes have stopped passing hy. Haven't seen any in some time. We love to see them going hy if they don’ t call. It would he so nice If we could only have a good place for them to land in Sanford. ---------LONGW OOD PICK-UPS Louis Entzminger returned home Sunday from overseas. We art* all jlad to see Louis home again hut he mys not half so glad as he is to he home. Mr. and Mrs. McDaniels nnd Mrs. Sharpe of Oakland were the guests of Mrs. Hardaway on 1 uesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entzminger were shopping in Sanford on MonIni’ . Mrs. Will Satchcr has been spending the week with her parents. Miss Lillian Waits was shopping in Orlando Saturday. M /b. Wilkinson of GuThesvilfe Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen. Bnd Mr. *nd Mrs. Ed. Ward and chtl<lrcn have been guests of Mrs. Wards sisters in Jacksonville recently, A daughter was horn to Mr. and Mr;. Lee Kinard August 5th. Mr. nmJ Mrs. Charles Jackson and a party of young people came over from Eustis for the party ut A. II. Cameron's last Thursday evening given as a surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hunter. It was a very pleasnt gathering with all of those invited in attendance except the honorees who failed to put in an appearance. A enrd was received from Mrs. R. I,. Grier from Charlotte, N. C. They expect to leave today (Tuesday) to drive hack home. The famHy has had a fine time, A card was received from C B. Tyler from St. Joe, Michigan, then on a business trip, C. M, Stowe of Cameron avenue is renovating and building several rooms to his house. J. F. McClelland is building a tenant house. G, W. Spencer has built several tenant houses and John Russell has also built more tenant houses. J- C. Ellsworth and the new farm»»K company have both been using considerable dynamite in their clcar- The good news comes every day of some of our home boys getting back from overseas and how happy it makes us feel to think they were the lucky ones to get home again. How happy it makes the dear old father and mother feel to sec them coming hack. There is one thing we nro all glad of and that is we don’ t have to take our cattle to the dip in this awful hot weather. I don't think man or beast could stand to go through with it. for it is too hot to do any­ thing hut stay in the shade through August, Mr. .luck Thompson from DcLand is going to take charge of the 11. 0. Brown market on Sanford avenue. We leurn there are several beef mar­ kets going to open soon. We hope them nil good luck. Mr. nnd Mrs. nr° -rendi’-.g the week end at their old home place at Soldier Creek. Miss Margaret Allen has returned Mrs. Jack Vaughn hns a nice rice patch that will he ready to cut in from Gainesville where she was iakabout ten days and that is a big ing a business course. Miss Lillian Waits leaves Sunday saving at home. for Williston where she will visit friends for several weeks. . .. . „ Mrs. J. S. Dinkel will go up to Jacksonville on Saturday where she will he .the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. H. It. Chapman for a week or t„,Q C A SH P A ID FOR used household furniture M ust be in fair condition. Beds Springs Chairs Dressers. Itorkcrs, etc. Call or Address: 321 Snnfurd Avenue W them. The llume* are from Watertown. N. Y., and guest* at the Chamberlain** summer home at the bcch. .. 9 ENEVA , „ Mrs. Frank Pitts left Ly Tampa last Saturday to join her husband, Miss l.ois Grant went to Jncksonville last week to visit her sister, Miss Gallic Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Moran *pent last Tuesday in Sanford shopping. Mrs. J. A. Worthy of Americua, Ga., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. V. T. Peters. Mrs. Way and children of Amorirus, Gn.t who have been visiting Mrs. Way's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Chambliss left Inst week for home. Mrs. David Speer of Sanford is spending a few days with her sister, Mis. C. W. Culpepper. .. „ ... . . , ... .,. Mr. C. b. 01 instead of Ft. Pierce was the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Auhrey Moran last week. ______ ' LAK1 SANI ORI) Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain were over from Daytona Beach last : : : : : W Skilled W elder.: : . . . . : W HERE SERVICE IS CERTAIN First St. Sanford Ave and Mrs. L. E. Wright visited Or lando Tuesday. Mrs. R. \V. Lawton entertained the Crochet Club Friday afternoon. Most of tho members of the club were present and a most delightful afternoon was spent. Mrs. C. L. West, Mrs. I. G. Simmons and Mrs. Chai. Lee entertained the club with music nnd delicious rofreshmenia of cream nnd cake were served. The club will he1entertained this week hy Mrs. A. K. Crawford. Mrs. C. G. Clcugh nnd little daughter of Lakeland arc visiting Mrs. Clough's sister, Mrs. II. B. McCall. Mrs. O. A. Marshall is spending the week end with her son, Dr. C. J. Marshall in Sanford. Messrs. Jones and Curry of the. Agricultural and Industrial Depart­ ment of the Seaboard Air Line Ry. visited Oviedo Tuesday. The Oviedo hall team played the Sorrento team Tuesday afternoon. On account of a ’heavy rain storm it was impossible to finish the game Phone Leffier Building COMPANY A gents For International Harvester McCormick and Deering Mowing Machines, Hay R ak es and Harrows hut the score stood 8 to 2 in favor of Oviedo. On Thursday nftornoon Oviedo and Long wood are to play at Oviedo and much interest is being manifested In this game. Mr. Ray Greene of Rollins Col­ lege was in Oviedo Tucsduy in the in­ terest of the college. The T A V A R E S INN NOW OPKN Catering to Commercial Men and Families Am trlran Plan. flood K its. H a iti llriM u! ThrT A V nIIK H IN N , T a ta r ia , H i. Miss Mary Leinhart spent Sun­ day in Orlando with her sister, Mrs. C. A. Brannon Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Farnell and E. A. Farnell, Jr.; spent sevcrul days at Daytona Beach last week. Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mrs. J. A. Clark and Miss Eunice Clarke visit­ ed Sanfoid last Friday.* Messrs. Enoch Partin, Theodore Aulin, Lee Wheeler ami Tilden Ja­ cobs visited Sanford Wednesday. The many friends of Mr. T. L. Cushing will be glad to know that he Is Improving rapidly and will'soon ho able to return to bin home In Oviedo. D. C. Hall spent the* day in Oviedo Sunday after having been for several moi.tlm ;n tborgia. Edward Ar,t<* M ; Wednesday for u short huslm * trip to Waldo (juite a numb, r of Sanford people visited Oviedo Monday evening in the interest cf the I'ernnld-Laughton Memorial Hospital Association. On Wednesday evening the citi­ zens were called together at tie Daily Fashion Hint These cars have been very scarce lately, due to the enormous demand for the “ car with the marvelous motor” but %its thought that from now on the supply will increase, which means that many more will be seen on the streets of Sanford. M A C H IN E SH OP WORK is where we lead DIAMOND TIRES always outrun their mileage guarantee, that’s why more amt more people are using them every day. If a Diamond tire cost you, right to the penny, what the.highest priced tires cost, you’d get your moneys worth even then—but they are priced very moderately, the first cost of a Diamond is actually less U -n n : M ILLER AND SOUTHERN TIRES A N D TUBES C ARRY LARGEST MILEAGE GUAR­ ANTEE for LESS MONEY We forgot to mention that the sales record of this progressive firm also shows four used cars sold during this period, n n l t n .t n l . n n n : which is harmony to the last word, speaks only words of praise for the work of the master coach builder. They have on exhibit one of the new “ Chandler Sport” models done in a rainbow blue with black running gear. The body is the very latest creation in a sport model, the color scheme, (Itn tl t lln n v n f llm : * Auto Repairing and Accessories o f all Kinds Free Road Service A >’HunR t0" of M" ' J' ,G' " B8ty thrown from a running horse Friday afternoon and received a had scalp wound and a general slinking up. Dr. Robson came to care for him. The Wight Tire tompany>conlinues lo sell cars, their record for the past thirty days has never before been equaled in the city. Nine small Chevrolets, two large Chevrolet and three of the latest model Chandlers. ■ We are always prepared lo meet your needs. We hare a complete Aciclyne Gaa Welding Outfit and plenty of *an on hand at all time?, therefore we aro alwa)» prepared to do alt kinds or Weld­ ing. There If no Job too big or too amall for us, they all receive our prompt attention by our head and died in a short time. His wife was alone with him until morn­ ing. Besides his wife he leaves a son in New York City. He was buried in the Catholic cemetery. The de­ ceased was horn in Germany and hud lived in the U. S. about thirty years —ten years in East Sanford and twenty years in New York City. He was about (12 years old f ,/ The Security Lightning Rod Co. rf "••riimr Wis., have been placing rods on many homes in East San­ ford. The work is all done with cop­ per cables. B. C. Kyles of Jackson­ ville is theif representative for the °l'crations. southern states. L. M. Lucas hail the misfortune to break both bones in his loft nrYn l^ t Friday whUeon a .ca fio id helpMr. GHdowell build his house on, ' ^ Hrst street. Dr. Robson set the arm nn,i it is 00102 well. Wc understood J. C. Hall's hnmp |)n Celery avenue was struck hy lightning one day Inst week hut not much damage was dppe. Rnrry Ward has bought ten acres 0f ]Bn,j 0f |)t steel. The land joins Mr. Ward's farm on Beardall uvenUe. The land joins Mr. Steel's home place on the north. The building known a; the tile mill has been torn down. It was one of the oldest buildings In East 'Sanford. There are only three older — the A. B. Cameron home, Joe Cameron's home and the W. W. Miller* home. The mill wu* built about seventeen years ago for the manufacture of cement tile hy G. F. Smith. Joe Cameron and the lute J- N- "h itn er were also Interested in it. The property is now owned . 1 r 11 » ny J' U' " y* Nct,lnC «Hod very suddenly last Tuhrsday. evening at his home on Marquette avenue near Lake Golden, lie had worked all day and retired about nine o'clock and was taken with a hemorrhage from his W . . . . . • Wight Tire Company There’s a man at the curb <0 serve you. SEM IN OLE BANK A N N E X ON M AG N O LIA G EAR CUTTING AUTO W O R K ACTELYNE W ELDING AVEN U E HI •J * F „ B !■ “ w w u w i M h m S n g t ‘ aS ■mart effect of the llttlo check sergo I /rimmed with pockets and g S m In fact anything In MACHINE SHOP WORK. No lost lime here, your work ready when 'promised. collar of fO] orKftn(ljr- Mod'nm 153] l,,*vr£3aIr® ly a r d s Bl.fneh eerte I H au ,08 ran. Frta, JOccaS, *1* Shu, 3 wwnrty f 0r c o lla r ? * * KgyIcw Drew No. 7071, lU V A U R O N WORKS J A C K S O N V IL L E . f l . A . , | \ BAY S t B fTV /tf NJ.AURA <( MOSAN'C? �THE 8ANFGRD IIERAiD PAGE THREE PURINA CALF CHOW “ A Feed far K i f f j Need' S O M E O F O U R 8 P E C M L PR1CEH B u ild s LARGE Prams* SOlb lla ofl.rd Oklahoma FtMr, 34 tb each 100 lb. Sugar • A Good Her.Irk Fred, no bUck M od • EASY It Ud*. TO What, Groceries? Well yes. Our groceries are pleasing to serve or display. at our store and get acquainted or phone 1G6V for supply, Large or Small. Your Patronage is Appreciated, % Call * thin go vith I do men ease ,akc fson ther Algood Oleomargerine and Everbest Margarine.—Always fresh ur(te 'ran oes. ling ford igh- (Ask Our Customers) I’ lIONE 1GG OF O P I N I O N "JUST BEI-WEEN YOU AND M E " budget EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Yc Taking Notes and Failh, ‘ tile'll Print ’ em "— So Says Sauntcrer. r hn’ t it funny? 7,'iitii »t- utii high cost of living In these days of high living And how we can all remember When there were no autos And very few Bilk stockings And people did not eat much And yet we nil lived and Had our Iming and knew nothing Of the pleasures of tvd»y * And there were few strikes 1NDLE I f JftKSONVIlU-flA. [yrxpwnHiivCowplcte■fW*nvStiww3 outrideroens-SteamUwtal-I.®up-Caib'in tDfAJdiavCofwofvietd to Everythin-In SEALED T iK S ONLY AT YOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Chase Mosquitos Away to Stay tiMliritfr*. drUrttfuT—i«»n« 111# * * *J f**.«..t| 11r toe |titi£•iiuj tirtil* [ i t * *Mfi aI■fUettna, (JuRFmtjlv*il ft! * » ll **"» i f f . « f JM•if IPMH9 l ac k. ihn m »J/ H<* a few drvt* *n tin 1 4 » a 4 f» ^ tr-9 rt rwarj W 11 tut •'» n t! • ti'»l lli.rti. A SO* toft!* •III ,a l *iff a t Alto frroinffulfsl •« ■ fl rt. f&t#Ua. fO*chH I '. W UI, a t A Aik JVJf Crilff, Cf hr Fartiu S m l r l Ff#d Farias Chi i km f .’header W. C O il. lilf b (iredr lla rd -e o d A U m * W e have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere PEED I . SIS.00 II. 7J I I 1*7S 11.40 And talk of the under dog And the guy who hnd something Wanted to' add more to his roll Rejjnrdless of whether he was The boss or the working man. He just bad the little old idea Of getting while the getting was What you might call some better Than the ordinary daily routine , All of which reminds us that Sandbaeeimr. .is. not always confined T o the man who lingers in the alley A.r.d tho victims are we poor boobs Who arc standing in the highway Trying to get from between And out from under the two Millstones that are now innshing us. *1 Women in New Smyrna shot off her husband's head the other day. Other ninn of my acquaintance have their heads talked off by their wives Which makes me think that hubbies are bound to lose their heads any­ how, so what's the use? r Seminole county needs n hospital n'.ul it is up to the real men ami women of the county to get busy and see that a hospital is assured. W’e have the chance for one now and it should not be turned down. Kay Krauth the manager ami Mr. and Mrs. Campbell the attractive dining room hud been made bcnutlful with vanes of roses on every table. Electric fans made the room most cool and comfortable and the neatness was the watchword and everything was spick and span. The tables were supplied with everything that the market nffords and in or­ der to have nice fresh tomatoes Mr. Krauth had sent as for us Haiti more to Kpt them. The opening day was a great success and those who dined at the Seminole feel that Sanford line one of the finest and most up to date places in the state. Let us inspect your battery FREE, put. dis­ tilled water in FREE. ty of electrical After the fire Mrs. Maines gath­ ered her guests and served most delightful punch and enkes. Those present were: Mrs. Geo Hyman, Mrs. Philipps' Mr«. P. E. Pitta, Mm*n.iivbv Dvcts* Mrs. Leslie # Uryan, Mrs. Forrest Gatchel, Mrs. Stewart Telford, Mrs. McAllister, Miss Clara Mlllcn, ami Miss Minnie Stewart. Wo meet with Miss Clara Millen next Monday afternoon at four Seminole Dining Room Opens The Seminole dining room or grill opened last Sunday morning at the hrenkfust hour and from thnt time until the close at night this lino hotel did a thriving business. Under the skillful hands of Mr. W e make a special­ troubles guarantee all our work. on Co, and can give you satisfactory service if your troubles are large or small. W e are the official service station for the famous Daily Fashion Hint P hiladelphia ' Guaranteed 18 Months Let YOUR next BATTERY be a PHILADELPHIA >auery service to. L. A. RENAUD, Prop. i M ontgom ery, A la. auto o w n e r s Call on us for exact duplicate o f your broken spring, and receive A •firing *at•‘ faction that It real. JEr j tw j S SANFORD FLORIDA e I have enough confidence in President Wilson to believe that he will do just what he tavs he will do nnd when he states thnt if the shop­ men will go back to work ho will Phonal 89 70 48 7050 FOR LEADERS o r THE INTER­ MEDIATE BET. A pretty frock adds to tho Joy of living, no mnlter If tho wearer la tiny, henco tho cheery look on the countcnanco of tho Indy to tho left who wears a tan chnmbray frock. Tho collar Is trimmed with embroid­ ery, while buttons and pockets emp­ hasise tho panel front of 'ho dress. Tho sides aro plaited to a fitted bod­ ice. All of this out of threo nml thrce-qunrter yards of 36-Inch mate­ rial. for n six-year olit Ono aspires to scr^o and nlpaca nround the ages of twelvo or fourteen and the proper way to make It Is with a square yoke to which tho high walstcd skirt Is plaited. Holt and col­ lar arc of contrasting silk. Medium size requires 2 yards 54-Inch mate­ rial. First Model: Plctorinl novlew Dross No. 7948. Sires, 6 to 14 yen^t. Prlco, 20 cents. Second Model: No. 7950. Sires, • You are just as safe in sending your your $10.00 Silk Shirt to us as you would be in sending the grimest, dirtiest pair of overalls in Sanford. The Dixie SteamLaundry Leesburg, Florida ROBERT GLENN IGOU, Agent. to 14 years, Prlco, 20 cents. 9 You rnn see the horrors of war when one of our fine yountf men like Joe Chittenden comes home crippled for life nnd it makes me pause to think there is something rotten about rending our hoys over there to fight at thirty dollars a month while others were left over here to draw down extortionate wages while resting securely in the work shops and ship yards. If there is ever another war—but then we will not have nnother one soon for the profiteers have made enough money to lust them for fifty years. * I see thnt eluhs arc being formed in many of the cities of the ladies who will go without storkings before they will pay the high price for silk stockings. This is a good idea und one that will no doubt be fol­ lowed in this town. In fact I hnve alrendy seen some of the ladies going around their regulur household du­ ties nni^ working in the yards with­ out any Blockings and there is really nothing indecent in this new depart­ ure, don’ t you know? And if they all decide to go without stockings this summer it will not only be cool­ er but will save the head of the fam­ ily considerable cash, believe me. and W e also have the cleanest, coolest and newest ice cream parlor in Sanford The ^X eV O *VVi\.e autos competent mechanics to overhaul your car The Pipe Organ Club Met with Mrs. Schelle Mnines last Monday afternoon. Despite the excitement of the fire so nenr we had an interesting and enjoyable meeting. We are anxious that more of the members of the Huptict church join our club. We meet every Mon­ day nDertjoon at faur o'clock. vVl ready we have a neat little sum stored away for our Pipe Lrgan. * Just heard that we are about to lose that mule lot and hill hoard on the corner of Magnolia and Second. Great Removal Sale. Well, all things come to those that A. Raffeld must move from his wait and some of us have been wait­ present location In the Peoples ing sometime. Hank Huildir.g and offers his entire stock of Ladies and Gents Furnish­ *; *July has passed and but one ings at greatly reduced*. prices. baby has been born within the city Ladies dresses and waists, camisoles, limits of Fort Pierce. Whnt's the etc. and Men’s silk shirts, suits and mntter with July?— Fort Pierce Trib­ shoes are all marked down at prices une. that will make them move. See Hut why blame it on July, brothe r the advisement in this issue. This I would rise and remark what is the store is in the old postofllre building. matter with Ft. Pierce? * Understand that my old friend, Forrest Lake wijl run for Congress this timeT meaning thnt lie will he elected. Hon. Scars has hnd it three terms and cannot say that he should have , a second term now to show what he can do. I also understand thnt nil the congressmen now in of­ fice will have opposition ns the people are not at all satisfied with their i>ork during the war times. CATES CRATE C O M P A N Y cream a Nunnally's famous candies fresh by express, cigars, cold drinks and stationery S u n d a y ice cream orders a specialty Afrit door to Perkim A Britt Phone 299 �s^S- - y«w PAGE FOUR —~r * a SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS , »* jj ■ >* * ' Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes Hi. REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY MOBILOILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES Cars Washed and Delivered— We Will Call for and Deliver Your Car. PHONE NO. 4 1 — REM EM BER WE HAVE THE FOUND N O. 41 IT! DAISY TILE •• THE SANFORD HERALD ----------------- ----------------------------s the clprk. and approved by this >c hoard were ordered palJi * y Central Fund »- E. A. Douglass ......... ....... 1125.00 ic Dr. J. T. Denton.................../ . 30.00 lo J. J. Dickinson..... ................ .. . 60.00 t- Frank H arris^__„„....„......... . 60.00 ta H. C. DuBose . 20.00 g Mrs. L; C. Gllsson.................. 26.00 is W. 0 . Williamson................... 65.00 is Herald Priming Co................. . 4 1.88 i- Florida Times-Unlon..-.... ...... 6.00 miasiuners sitting as n * board tf Sou. Utilities Co................... .. 4.50 y Jas. H. Cowan_____ ______ . 1.30. A. D. 1919. Sou. Utilities Co,............ ....... . 15.19 1 17I,**U 7ft a »#■•• 4•*»•— aaani t *_v*.. >*«n*.. *****. . A t . R. Philips & Co.................. 3.47 (t Underwood Typewriter Co,.... 66.75 # E. A. Douglass....................... . 75.00 the valuation fixed by u Dr. S. Puk-aton .............. ..... Dr. J. N. Toinr Dr. J. T. Denton................... n Celery Ave. S tore................. . 123.08 1 Woodruff £• Watson . ... 6.25 (j Geo. D. Barnard Sta. C o ..... 276.60 Tampa Tribune Pub. Co .... . 5.00 II. 6t W. R. Drew Co............. 8;88 i atlons in pint* of the J. J. Dickinson 6.65 J fixed by him* W. C. Williamson ................. 46.45 0 R. C. Whitten......................... 8.20 1 0 E. E. Ilrady............................. . 13.00 A. A. M oran ................... .... 85.00 11 R. R. L y n ch ............................ . 85.00 ^ D. H. Hooker , ................... . 91.65 ’ J. W. Nixon............................ . 10.00 , D. E. Hart ......................... . 85.00 ' E. A. Dougln«s ................... . 23.79 ’ • H. C. DuBose, Pres................ . >24.00 4.40 L. A. Brumley L. P. H agan.......................... 12.00 valuation of the property of 18.on 1 C. W. Entzminger ....... 1 O, P, Swope ..... ............. . 7.40 roll prepared by 12.80 r E. H. Kitbee ” First National Rank ............... •125.59 A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious lo Water,'Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. 1ft ■ Made from thnt same material adopted by the Government lo withstand Nitric and I’icrlc Acid tests in the construction o f Its Immense acid plants. Our supply Is limited only by our demand. SO HE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. Stock In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment. ) InMi? S k will he available. 1.-.19 BOARD OF COM• MISSIONERS MEET •f. (Continued from lust issue.) Motion of L. P. Swope 2nd by L- P. llngan, and carried, the fol­ lowing resolution was adopted: • Re it resolved by the Hoard of CounVy Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, that an election Is hereby called and ordered to be held, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter'8195 of the laws of Florida, Arts of J919. in and throughout Seminole County, at the several polling, places where the last general flection was held in said county, for the purpose of adopting or re* jerting the provisions of said Chap* ter 8195 of the Laws of Florida, the same being Entitled An Act to Pro­ hibit the running or roaming at •lurge of hogs or swine in said Semi­ nole County, Florida, said election to he held on the 16th day of Sept. 1919. For the put.osc of holding such election and making returns of the votes cast, after canvassing the same, the following electors arc1 hereby appointed inspectors in the several precincts, the lust named in each ease to act us Clerk. Precinct tio .l. Tim Keane, F. E. Giles, A. W. Wathcn and W. F. Shelly. Precinct No.2, A. S. Hawkins, J. C. Moffett, Jas. A. Johnr.on, and J, W. Bell. Precinct No. II, C. L.Britt, G. I*. Paxton, David Speer, and F. P. Hines. Precinct Nu.4, A. A. Hicks, F A. Johnson, A. V. McGuinn, and Leo­ nard Keltz. Precinct No. 5, T. L. Cushing, N. J. Tanner, O. G. Walcott, and H. R. McCall. Precinct N V . J. W. Flynt, G. T. COTTON SEED MEAL CASTOR POMACE TANKAGE ASHES LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF ALL KINDS OF M ATERIAL—WE W ILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU ' — GOOD SERVICE — CHASE & C O M P A N Y Sanford, Florida ROLLINS COLLEGE (LAKE VIRGINIA) .GEORGE MORGAN WARD, D. D.’, LL.D President i Oldest College In Florida Inter-Denominational v AIM T o provide a liberal education, u generous culture, a thorough training of the physical, intellectual nnd spirit­ ual nature, OFFERS Four-year course lending to A. R. degree. Pre-profes­ sional courses in Agriculture, Medicine, Engineering, Law nnd Theology. Special departments: Music* Commerce, Homo Econo­ mics, Normal, Fine nnd.Applied Arts nnd Academy. 10.00 Roster of Lectures for 1919*20 includes a large number of authors, scientists, artists and professional men of na­ tional prominence. 53868.90 Naval Unit with instruction for ten ratings. .Strong athletic program including aquatics. Expenses moderate. (. County Guard fc’ und . Geo. Fox, Agent ..... ............. . r First Nutionul Rank.............. s y Building Fund (. lgou & Igou ........... r F. 11. Harris.................. j E. A. Douglass e S % and all special and exti expense* contemplated fiscal year next ensuing M A H O N E Y -W A L K E R CO. NANIOIII). n.OlIIDA d.'r pensea during the said fiscal AUGUST 15, 1019 it asrfsiw 46.00 | 14.261 37.70 — 1 $97.95 J Thirty-Fifth year begins 22 September,/1919. For catalog and other information address: THE SECRETARY, ROLLINS COLLEGE Winter Park, Florida Road & Bridge Fund An g.tlmnlr .it Ih* Nvcraaiijr Fv* prnara Fur Nttnlnolu Counir. Alton Allman....................... $ 15.00 Wm. Wood 31.70 r*ju Peter*, J. V. Wicks, and M. K. r«*»ry A. W. M orem an..................... 11.00 for the liar Dooley. Tropical Vcg. C o....... .*.......... 20.00 Mahoney-Walker Co............... 10.55 Precinct No 7, It. It. Robert, J. E. on Aucuat Ith, ISIS. fi 1 Vo, Co. Real Estate C o .. .... 51.66 . -I G. Jacobs, anti >L (•rnrrald Fund Overturn! Snh>* S: Serv. Co 97.69 LINCOLN HULLEV, Ph.R., Lltt.D., LL.D., P re s e n t SiUrj^nf Clrfk nf Ihn Circuit Court Collins. Cuunty Auditor and Clrrk Lawton B ro s........................... . 64.23 DeLand, Florida Precinct N o. 8, C. E. Mathers, S. I*., iiir-m ItllO.0t) anil M iln er The Texas Co 19.01 SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG 1191.00 r.f f-itn-s uTJ.OU* E. A. Farm'll E. Mathers, P. E. Rcdltt, anti A. ....................... 18.50 r » v of Shrrlrfff for allnt-dmcr on W. Moremnn. Co Commiuii.nrM __ T IIF tJIIADFATF DFPAIITM FNT — Drgir r* nf Mailer o f A,I* »nJ Sflrnre*. J M. S. Nelson ........... 45.50 Attorni-y for County C om ............ T il t : F4ILLBGB OF l.lltFIIAt, A UTS FOIt M F N —T went,.one department* In all. J40.I ♦ W. E. Hawkins 8.23 Precinct N o.9, T. D. Hartley, T. Kuprrvlinn of IU-v». tratlon TIIF f O L L L U K OF I.IIIFIIAI. AIIT.W FOIt WO.MKN — A wom.n dean, neparalr County I'hyiirlan _______ *1 7 *»r. I Hill Hdw. C o....................... 1.. . 'H.bd P. Lewis, J. A . Biitl nc, and J. County l>pmon«lrati>*n Aei-nl dormllorle*. Itrpalr* t " Court llnutr > J. M. Wails ......................... / .71 TIIK COLLFt.B OF LAW — Graduate* prartlre In Florida without ciomlnallon. N. Searcy. firpalr* to Jail ......... TIIB COI.LBOK OK FNGIV FFH INfi— t'ourae* In engineering lending lo degree*. 5 J. M. W ynn............................... 251.60 Furnlturi- ft Futur«* for Ct. I lo a u Precinct No. 11, J. \V. Osteen, A. Kurnitur* ft Ffiturra Jail. T IIF FOLl.FCiF FOII TBArHFH.H-zFaprrtilljr for tlurlda leather*. | Wight Grnr. C o ............. 359.03 ___ .... .. TJIB t'O LLFOF OF IIHKINF.HH— tiinhlng, llookkeeplng, Sh*Mhand. Typewriting. W. Mullen, A. H. Fuller, and W. Janitor* l.lrhl Furl A- Water Hill Lumber C o.................... 19.85 TIIB AFAl>FMV — I'rrpere* for all high grade rullege*. Iniu nnrr ......................................... R. Ballard. Igou & lg o u ............................... 32.04 .* TIIB SCHOOL OF M ECHANIC A It T H - F o r h o , , and young men. Inriifi-ntala amt Addition* to Poor T U B SC H OO L OF M I'S II!— I'lanu, pipe urgon, violin, voire, harmuny, rharua work. Prerinct No. 10, James Reetl, J. Ili-Palr* Igou Si Igou............................... 32.00 ilou.r and Farm T U B SCHOOL OF FINE AIIT.S — PurnlluriA PiU urn, Poor llou>« G. Martin, A. C. Sjohlom, and A. Chuluota Mfg. C o .......... 20.67 and Farm N. C. J a co b s...... ...................... 10T.70 K. Sjohlom. G ip r n n * Oprratlnn of I V r IIuumSpecial Atlenfion is Called lo to'jo.nn Fred T. Williams and Farm _____ __ __, ___ _ _ 28.70 Clerk is herhy instructed to pu­ Altowanft* to Pauper* nut.ldr I. The Frellmlnary rt-iimlnary Course t uurae In Agriculture — llotany, lllohigy, llUilogy, tfrganlr Orgamr and Inorganic Fred T. Williams 675.75 of Pour H»u*o I,hermitry, i|u;tlit*Or« and -juantllallie analjkl*, Agriruliurol Chemlitry, blish Notice of said Election as re­ Cnrnni-r'* lni|Ui-*t - i V i of ttf* Mint-r«Iugy, <i mingy, He* § J. U. Jones.................. .............. 110.00 liKt*. Juror* A Witn>-*»»* quired by Law. T hif I*f Inianlly fn<iur*U For* of OfflrtM „ r . M r &(I„c a1 Co uI ni* - IMiyiloIofv, Hiulogr. Analomy, llarlrrblofjr, llUUolofy, D. H. C. Rabun 36.00 Zoology, Itotany, Gri ______i hrml-iry. Organic ('hemiatry. and Cnmmltfr** 4.00l?fCy« Holany, Iirnrral Chrrnl«irjr, ___ losirganlr License of R. L. Dunn, to carry QualiUIlvi' and Qiianliutlir ( hrmLiry, I'^aira. W . R. Fuller.............................. 30.60 Cinrral Stati-mcry, ftla-iki etc. fire arms, approved and license or­ itrrnrd Ifmik* Alex Foster .................... ....... 50.00 Thr ('Murar for’ IUllt *oti».\Vt.rkrr• -In ItlLllral Ulrralurr, HUlorj, IlnglUh, P iV* Ailvrili.lnc i«-iiulr«-i| l»y law dered issued. rholog), IViWtEuicy, Kthlca, Loglr ami IhrUm. Cummiulrn* ->f Tai Aowinr W. A. Whitcomb ............ ....... 23.00 rommliiliifii of Ta* Collector Notary public bond of S. F. Doud- KhnIITIT. (S-ncral Court Work 6.50 Alex Foster Clerk Ct. Ct! Iti-cordiniC and *cnney approved. L. P, Hagan rral court work . O. P. S w o p e..................... There having been no bids re­ Fip.n«-* of Flerliimt IS92.25 Ucirrvcd for Continvcnclc* 8.00 C* W. Entzm inger......... ceived for the-work in Jessup Drain­ liilsc.sa E. II. K illiee.... t _ 16.00 age District, on motion of O. P. Itaad A llridfc Fund Fine Sl Forfeiture Fund Swope, seconded by C. W. Entz- Salary of lload Superintendent 1200.00 rintendent I (or lload InPaid tn Co. C u m 'n fi Sehelle Maine* 50.00 tninger anti carried; clerk is instruct­ no u.oo paction David Speer .................. . ... 65.00 ed to re-ndvertlse for bids in re Paid to utiur perron* fur lloa<i Inloo.oo apretlon 25.00 Jessup Drainage District, looo.ou E . A. D ouglass...................... Cott of Malerlat Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes. Tool* and Machinery, o u t and rv26.40 E. A. Douglas* Communications received, read 3000.00 Pair*.. .......... 41.09 Five Slock, C o.t; Cat- A Feeding,. 4000.00 E. F. Ilousholder.................... and ordered filed. .‘,000.00 L. G. Slringfcllow ...... ........... Paid for Free Labor....________ Safety Deposit Boxes. 9.53 . 1300.00 ____ Communication from Tax Asses­ Pay of Cnnvtct Cuanl* 6000.00 E . E. Brady......... :.................... 141.35 Feeding and ram of Convict* sor A. Vaughan, received and read, Salary of Ferrymen noo.oo 56.23 E. E. I l r a d y .................... nn account of road* Prompt Delivery Box 84, Lakeland, Florida in reference to assessment of Atlan­ Payment* 500.00 E. E. Brady...................... built l>y contract 77.00 tic Coast Line Knilrond Co., ins Sem­ Payment* fin account of brldcr* sr.oo.oo Sehelle Maine* ................. 6.00 built hy Contract. inole Co., nnd on motion of O. P. Paid to Incorporated citle* and It. C. W hitten.......................... 4 r . 00.00 town*.... Swope, seconded by C. W. Entz- Surveylnc 160.00 . . ■LOO — 760.70 itiinger and carried, clerk is instruct­ Ili-vcrved for Cofitlngcnrir* R. C. W hitten.......................... .64 K1 KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMr ed to send copy of letter to State *11*30.70 Comptroller and nsk the reason why Fine A Forfeiture Fnnd Sheriff A p e p o Je*. co*t bill* t 2000.00 there has boon no increase. 100,00 (!on*lahtr*, coat bill r.sj.so hi!! fdrfk ct the Clreiilt C-'iii, r Clerk instructed to draw* warrants (.ounty Judge, em l bill* ------ r.oo.oo 100.00 to take up certificates of indebted­ Juitlce of the I'eere, cost hill* r.oo.oo County Froserulfnc Att>*. Salary ness Nos. 1 to 8, account Seminole llallifT pay. Criminal Cn»;l ■lo.OO 600.00 Fee* ... ............. County Guard, said rertl(Heates held Wilneaa 300.00 Court Kteni>gr*riher by the First National Rank of San­ Other rtprnte* of Criminal l*r<i*e. 300.00 rutlon* . „ ............... ford, said certificates and interest to Shi-rift'* CommaUluo of Fine* Cot 300.00 lictl'l date amounting to $128-1.49. 1500.00 Feetling |*ri*.iner*........... It wu.-> announced that all those Tran*portaiion paid diicharged . * * \ John B. Stetson University Florida Safe & Lock Co. 300.00 300.00 7*0.00 *50.00 ronvlc:* ................ ....... . I’ay of Juror* in Criminal Cate* Salary of Jailer Krwrvrd (or Conllngcnclr* BICYCLES - - BICYCLES Bicycle Accessories * *160.00 llullding Fund Puvptmt of Time Warrant* Inlrrivt on Time Warrant* . f 6500.00 3100.00 | 7600,110 Ttrk Eradication Fund Payment nf Time Warrant* .. . i| 3600.00 Intrrcti On Time Warrant* .. . 300.00 W H IT E I SHOE I DRESSING KEEP TOUR SHOESNEAT T*«p.p.n*iuv (OBpohvhomSITV. • M M ia tv . J 3*90.00 It via* th rrurnn resolved that th« Clerk of the Circuit Court be directed to have the foregoing cellmate* a* made l,v thn Hoard pubUiht'd In a newspaper in th(* r-iunly by one Invertlon and that a »-opy thereof proper­ ly crrtiAed be forwarded to the Comptroller of the Slate of Florida. It wa* further resolved that at a special meeting of thl* Hoard to lo- held on the |t>th d*y of August A. It. l>. tmw, I9lil, the forrgning forrgoing o7 Aurud e*llm*le* ih ill be taken up and contiiierfd and ncted upon and at the urn* time th* ta* levy for the year A. It. 1919 will ha made, Don* and ordered in rrgular session on thl* the tth day of Auruit A. It. 1919. B. A. I tout! I. ASH Clerk Hoard of County Cnmmlialsntr*. Reports of the several county of­ ficials rcaii, approved anti ordered filed. Warrants paid during the month of July wire ordered cancelled. The following lulls as audited hy While we have gone into the Auto Accessory and Auto Tire and Vulcanizing Business we are still in the Bicycle Business and are now Better Prepared than ever to serve you in our Bicycle Repair Department and can better supply your demands for the Best Bicycles Manufactured. We carry a big stock and a complete line of all Bicycle Accessories aud Childrens Velocipedes and ^ Automobiles. Everything on Wheels. See us when you need wheel goods. Sanford Cycle Co. Phone 251-W . Sanford, Florida 1 115 Park Ave. �THE SANFORD HBRAll> y w orry the rom g e ttin g all th e m ilk you sh o u ld . And there’ s no doubt about this cither rid of flics at milking time— and the sure way FAGB FIVE equipment to where they should be, materially and financially. If the present owners of the rail­ road arc running them as they cay nt a loss with no future prosper! of remuneration, they should only 'he too glud to get their money returned to them and to hand the business over to others more capable. Where in this can be found any reason for the use of* the word “ confiscation?" From* A. C, Peel, Chrm. . G. C. McDougal, A. Draper, tV. I*. Fields, r . ** *i • Americana and Yankees. Although Canada Is part of tha continent of America, tho nnma American Is usually limited to citizens of the United States. A renl Vnnkeo Is supposed lo have been horn nnd raised In one of ,he New England states, hut outside of this country the name Is applied Indiscriminately to people of the United States. THE P E O P L E S F ORUM my crude and uneducated way being an uneducated working man —a striker, if you please, at the time being). Definition of Co-operation, as ap­ plied to alt the people. Let those things collectively used bo collectively owned ami adminis­ tered by the government in the in­ terest of all the people—all our pres­ ent economic ills are caused by the private ownership in the means of life, viz, private ownership of trans- portatlon communication nnd the mills, mines and factories and the nntural resources of Mother Earth. If Mother Earth has denied 90 per cent of her children theer blessing* Father Time is now about to restore them. Friend Holly, we are in the transition period, passing from com­ petition to co-operation. You cha­ otic business men sit tight, we the organized working class have an ar­ ticulate body, one that (inn net nnd thnt surely if nothing else be accom­ plished in this present great railway strike will force, lias already forced congress to swat tho unholy profit­ eer. More Anon. Yours, I 1- 4X t a 4 • • .• Ilk t U Tf * . » • Daily Fashion Hint ' The Greatest Name in Goody-Land , ™ 2 Shop Urnfls Itepfy ‘East Coast Special’ rf% !,' Bee Hives . Wo nro now manufacturing lice H i v e Material from Selected Cypress b o a r d s . "T h o Wood Eternal." which E n s t C o n s t beekeepers scorn to oc particularly well pleased with. s PRICES ON STANDARD HIVE PARTS Prices f. o. b. Eau Gallic. Freight must be added 8 Frame If 50c each fop Hoard.......... . 58c each Standard llndy .. 3He each Shallow Super.... 38c ench bottom Hoard Standard Frames Ends mortised fur top ami bottom bars, bored for wires, lop bar grooved and wedge furnished. Shallow Frames, for supers (same ns above)................$3.50 per 100 ALL MATERIAL SHIPPED KNOCKED-IIOW N. NAILS FUR­ NISHED AT SLIGHT ADDITIONAL COST In addition lo material listed above we manufacture several dilTrrcnt situs and grades of frames,^clc., nnd will firrnlsh details on request. A * mrmuw totaao you# houu, "ivwiwHG ro ship roim cbcp.* WHITE YARD NEAREST YOU— WE HAVE THEM AT Titusville, Cocoa, Eau Gallic, Fort Pierce. Stuart nrfd Miami, Fla General Offices—Fort Pierce, Fin. As the Publicity Committee cf the Federated Shop Crafts now on strike at Sanford -we have been r e q u e s t to reply to tile unreasonable and un­ warranted attack made on the Hailroad Shop Crafts by the Orl ndo Hoard of Trade. ^ selling sum N in the world nat­ urally has to have a package worthy o f its c o n te n ts . So look for NEW AND DISTINCTIVE STYLES. One resolution "denounced the Dark blue velours do lalno Is well labor demands," the other denounced ndnptcd to tho development of tho “ the proposal to take over thu rail­ flr^t frock plciu-.cd. The lines are straight and simple, though tho addi­ roads nnd the attempted confiscation tion of long wool fringo to tho belt of private property.” and back panel, and n fur collar to As to tho first: The Knilroad Shop tho square-cut neck nro extremely Crafts were appealed to from uli dressy features. The cuAs are of fur to correspond with tho collar. sides to remain at their work to do Medium slio requires yards Cl­ their vnry t,r>.( t«. keep the inch material. For the woman who likes plctur* working. Posters were issued by the government and posted in nil the esquo effects for houso affairs, tho dress to the right* Is especially suit­ shops urging ull the men to do their ed. With a skirt of black and whlto utmost, ns the winning of the war satfn striped taffeta la worn a tunlcdepended upon the moving of freight blouso of whlto satin, trimmed with and troops. Any differences of revere nnd cufTs to correspond with wages nnd working conditions would tho skirt, Tho square-cut-vest Is fin­ ished with n hemstitched hein. Me­ bo equitubly settled Inter. While dium size requires 3 ynrda HGInch other workers wore striking nnd re­ check nnd 3 yards 10-Inch plain ma­ ceiving scvcnly-two, then eighty and terial. > First Model: Pictorial Review Cos­ ultimately a dollar and over per hour the railroad shop crafts were in tume No. 79G8. Sizes, 31 lo 44 In­ ches bust. Price. 25 cents. receipt of from forty-five to sixtySecond Model: Costume No. 7990. eight cents. Responding to these Sizes, 31 to 4S inches bust. Price, 26 appeals to their patriotism they worked cents. long hours night and dny ami oven Sundays. Many overtaxed their strength, no engine too hot but they would try .to keep the work up so the wheels would turn. The public lias no idea whnt it means to do ns the railrnud shop crafts did during this time. And now, the war being over, the Orlando Hoard of Trade wants to fulfill the pledge given us and re­ ward us by "exhausting the financial and military resources of the coun­ try" to defeat us. In the Wide World Magazine, 1909, appeared the following: “ A home and twenty-five hundred dol­ lars a year for you. Five acre farms one hundred dollars, a city lot free. In the sealed package that keep3 all o f Its good n ess In. That’ s why T h e Flavor Lasts! ntouvnem- turn urn am uxor ot. tms nrOST MAL HUMANHAUL'] ALLJHAM3L CA P0"FRINGE SHAPE H A I R N E T S ! “HO|IT-TICHr'HAIRwAvins to* a paikaci Wanx UX•state coco* akd stunt. A D O L P H K L A H 2 2 1 -4 1 -A V E N U E H H W VO AK “HOLD-TICMT” VEIL WITH ELASTIC IO« EACH Simon’s Worldbeater Pepper Has Made Good in Florida and Texas for the Past Four i cars A prominent grower of Sanford, Flor­ rorason T ra c to rs ida, whose name we can furnish on application, purchased 20 pounds o f our Worldbeater Pepper in December 1918. Now is the time to place your order He reports that many o f the plants bore as high as 9 marketable peppers the first picking. for the “ Fordson T ractor.” The The average was 4 peppersper plant for the entire very best and cheapest trac* acreage the first picking, or a total of 400 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at $1.00 per crate. W e cannot recomend too highly our Worldbeater Pepper to a l l ' southern growers who Price of Tractors : desire to grow a money-making crop. PRICE: Power Pulleys 1-4 lb $1.00 Extension Rims prices I. Factory C.F. W I L L I A M S - E D W A R D H IG G IN S Salesm an they know that to "hob-nob" with the boss is a better recommendation for promotion than genius or charac­ ter; in short, they know that untiA present management the railroads are a gigantic failure; they not only know this hut can point to the exact causes of the failure. Heing in possession of this know]they' believe they cap, if given a voice ami some little authority in the management, prescribe thu rem­ edy and bring ther allroads and their Postpaid. TH E GENUINE STOCK CAN ONLY BE SECURED FROM 438 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa Introduced by us several years ago Send postal for Fall Catalogue, ready now S l i • •• i . ...i* �I • • . .'■L - -v ■ ■9 * » ' . t £?• . y1- V •— - , . r: ' .t ■■ II. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, IluslncsB M anner ■ ? ....... ‘ - __ „„ Lakn ail over the Fourth District will rally to his support and he has their assurance that he will be made the next congressman Irnm tho Fourth. Seminole county is proud of tho achievements of Forrest Lnke, proud of his record as n legislator, as a business man, as a citizen and an a patriot and lie will begin bin cam­ paign witii the solid support of Jiis home county, the place where he lives and where the * people know him best. ' . THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX THESANFORDHERALD - AUGUST 13, 1919 * (Continued from pngd 1) TRY TO DO EACH DAY’S WORK BETTER Sanford vs. Lakeland n( Sanford * yAuiust 13th. 1919 Publiahod Every Friday by (16th Game at Sanford Have you ever tried to do your eight hour’s work in seven? It is a AB R H r a A E Lakeland — Rlva, I f .......... ___ 5 I 3 1 0 1 wonderful character builder to plan and do your daily duties quick­ stm sauitioN rutin in advance! M 4 0 0 4 1 O Wicker. Cf . ONE TRAR_____ ___________ » 0 0 1 1 r Love, ns ....... 4 AIX MONTHS______ ____________ I er and better each day. SAV’E each day and some day you’ll find Poland, rf ... .... 4 1 O 1 3 0 THREE MONTHS................................. O Morris, lb .... ___15 1 4* 7 .0 0 that you can save more each day. : : : : : : : : : : : Eaterwl Bl S fe o o d -I1 .e e Moll Metier AMfatl 22*d Morris, lb ___ -..-15 1 n 7 • n 0 IIM . e l IIm Poelefflee el tUafW*. H eelde Uader Art af Mertk Ird, I ITS ______ Campbell, c ... 4 1 (f 5 3 1 T H R IM PENDING STORM SURPLUS $15,000.00 CAPITAL $30,000.00 0 0 1 0 0 Pope, 3 h ........ ...... 4 T*lr»h*aa Ne, III Profiteering may yet lie the un­ 0 3 j .1 1 4 doing of this country. No nation Cohen, 3 b ...... 4 0 0 0 3 0 John D. Rockefeller in 11 letter to ev.-r is greater than ihe government Hull, p . „ „ ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 nnc of hit magazines says that what It muintuins, und if the government ‘ Fry................. the worlJ needa la co-operation. does not conserve the interests of the 39 6 10 24 11 3 Then, John. why don’ t you apeak people the people In time lose con­ T W 4 W T T 0 U R E U 5 IH E S S ‘ Halted for Hall in 9th. for youraelf7 Get rid of a few mil­ fidence in that form of government. AH R H PO A E lions in Riving it bark to the people The greatest crime in tho history Sanford — R. R. DEAS, C. D. COUCH II. R. STEVENS ..... 4 1 0 O ** 5 1 who helped you to make it. Stewart, 3b of our country is that of profiteer­ Pre. Id.nl Ca «hi*r Aii't CiAitr < 1 *• 1 4 n 0 ing, wholesale and deliberate rob­ Chapman, .... O 2 3 3 0 0 Johnson, c f.... The Prince of Wales has arrived bery of a helpless public. T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S I T S v 0 1 4 1 4 l Hord, 3 b ....... Prices have been artificially forced in Canada nmi will tour Canada ami ..... 3 1 1 12 0 3 the United Stntos. The Prince ia a to such u high altitude that it is bo- Albenee, lb ..... 4 1 3 3 0 0 White, if.......... likable chap and very democratic coming more and more difficult for 0 1 O ■A* 2 3 Davis, ss___ . and will undoubtedly make a Ittr hit a poor person to even sustain life. .... 3 0 1 0 3 0 Ellis, p ............ in America. We auw His Highness The law of supply and demand no committee consisting of V. A. Gerard belonging to a negro named Jem- vice. Ail aro now receiving tho reg.... 4 0 1 1 0 1 In London qnd while he ia amull in longer prevails. It has been substi­ Inman, rf of Orlando, Walter Merrill of Lake­ kins. The rice was about five feet ular compensation^ in addition to stuture he seemed big in promise of tuted by one of gouge and grnb. 07 30 8 13 12 9 land and Gilbert Freeman, secretary tall and had a well filled head of hospital treatment. a fine young man. Already many people, men and of the league. The schedule will be grains and is a’ fair sample of the Any chapter of tho Red Cross will 001 03 0 2 10 6 ------ O -----women of sound und patriotic prin­ Lakeland........ announced in the morning papers on kind of rice that can be grown lure. tell you about it; and where and 303 300 OOx 8 Friday, Aug. 15. Sanford Hob Holly lias finuliy won his ciples are predicting revolution us how to get medical .reatment, if you Summary— Left on bases, Lake­ light in Sanford for a real hotel. the only means of checking this President Rose read the financial need it, and the proper money com­ flenrhnm Takes H old land 13, Sanford 4. Tw o base hits, report, showing that the league has. a The Seminole opened Its doors for wholesale and lawless thievery. Hon. Braxton Bcacham of Or­ pensation, and the vocational edu­ Lur government should lake warn­ White and Davis. 1st base on bails balance of $300 on hand. breakfast on Sunday, it took Hob lando, formerly Federal food ad­ cation, if ypu want it. several years to win out, but he ing while there is yet time. Protec­ off Hall 3, Ellis 3. Struck out by On Monday Sanford and Orlando ministrator for Fiioidu has acceded There is such a thing as a min stuck to the job , we bet there are tion of profiteering should reuse at Hull 4, Ellis 3. Sacrifice hits, Love, will play off a postponed double being "kicked up stairs” —achieving to the request of Attorney-General forty men in Sanford not named once, and prosecution should be Pope, Cohen, Chapman, Davis 3. bender at Orlando, nnd Brndentown an education nod a better job than Palmer to take charge of the cam­ Stolen buses, Johnson 3, Chapman 3, Holly who each claim it was through swift und relentless. nnd Bartow a postponed i;»m ^ at paign in this state looking toward ho ever could have had otherwise by We cannot afford tu have our Hurd. Passed bull Chapman. Bat­ Brndentown. Other postponed gams his efforts the hotel, was built.— the publication of price Usti. which the simple process of getting into great country wrecked upon the ter hit Ellis, Poiland. Double play, will be played off as double headers Okeechobee News. will keep the public informed of tho great war for Uncle Sam, and Love to Cohen. Time 3:05. Um­ ------ O ------rock of greed and avarice. And yet in the second half of the season, at "fair" prices of food and clothing. being wounded or disabled by illness pire, Windham. Attendance 335. today, because of the supine in­ the first opportunity. Andrew Carnegie is dead at a ripe In response to n long distance query nnd receiving special education by activity of our public officials, we old age well spent in piling up mil­ from the Tribune last night, Mr. the government. are heading straight toward destruc­ Are Wc Quitting? It is a sad fact that the percentage Benc*’ Sfn stated teat* tin* plan of lions and then trying to give them tion. The Tampu Tribune has tho fol­ Sanford and Lakeland. Aug. nth campaign outlined in the Associated of illiteracy among soldiers enlisted away in all kinds of philanthropic Ten Innings Tie Public endurance is nt the break­ lowing about the meeting in Tampa Pre;- difpatrh from. Y/acl.LqGuu, ua j Lao* the soucyern states was the ideas that would hear his neamc and •ti l C iH * • iS 41J* K 11 r o a ing point Revolution is hovering i Wedne«d»v emblazon the fact to the world that printed in the Tribune yestyrdny highest of any section of the coun­ !» 0 ... C 0 1 3 uungeioUsiy near. Following a lively session of the di­ Riva, If Cmnegie was a saint. He also tried morning conforms to the instruc­ try. But it is also a fact that, aided ... 3 0 1 1 0 0 The government should heed the rectors of the Florida State League Wicker, cf all kinds of schemes to alleviate suf­ tions he has received from Wash­ by the Home Service Department of < > 0 1 impending storm before it is too late at the Tampa Yacht and Country Love, ss ......... .... 4 1 1 fering in the world hut in spite of all ington, and that telegrams will be the Red Cross, great numbers ot 4 1 0 4 0 0 to prepare to meet it.— Okeechobee Club last night it was learned that Poiland, rf that he could give awuy his fortune sent out today to the former county thpso boys disabled in the military 4 1 0 10 3 0 News. Sanford may drop out of the league, Wright, c .......... continued topile up und he could not food controllers, asking their co­ service now are being educated free 5 1 *> 4 0 0 .Morris, lb owing to objection of President G. by the government, and are being spend it fast enough to keep it down. operation in the present work. 4 0 0 3 1 1 PLEN TY OF POTASH AND W. Spencer of the Sanford club to Pope, 3b............ fitted for ” " -*’jl work of a higher M r.^eaeham stated that hut fur 0 0 3 1 1 NITRE the fine of $100 Imposed by Presi­ Cohen, 2ii ...... ... *51 character than they over would have Among the changes in the Florida 0 0 0 3 1 the unportanre of the work he Good news lor Americun farmers dent W. W. Rose of the league niter Mills, p ...... attained, left to their own devices. 9 would he loath at this time to en­ press is the retiremen* of Editor cornea from Pennsylvania. A moun­ *a 1 1 0 0 0 tho action of the Sanford manage­ •Ery................... At tho Georgia School of Tech­ gage in such nn arduous cainpulgn, Russell of the Palatka News who tain in Tioga county bus, been found ment in refusing to accept an um­ nology in Atlanta there ure upwards but that owing to ids service in the has disposed of Ids interests to Goode by State Geologist Demining to be 39 5 6 30 10 4 pire assigned to Sanford. Specula­ of 300 of Uncle Sam’ s students— field during the war and his fxmilGucrry. Editor Russell has been composed of rock nnalyzing from -10 AB R If PO A E tion regarding tho situation involved Sanford — there will he fully that many more iarity with the wxrk he felt that it O • 1 O editing the News for many years to -14.3 per cent potash. In uddition . 5 4 4 some interesting ung^-s concerning Stewart, 2b was a duty he could not conscien­ by Sept. 1st. They are taking spec­ * 1 O and he wilt he missed by his legion there is a high percentage of niter in 0 1 8 0 the probable successor to the fran­ B. Chapman, c . tiously shirk. He said that as soon ialized courses. All over ihe Divi­ of friends all over the state but his the rock. Another mountain a few 1 1 0 0 ... 5 3 Johnson, cf chise if President Spencer adheres to1 as responses are received from the sion hoys nre getting elementary ed­ 9 1 shoes will he ably tilled by Goode miles distant in Potter county is of the decision he announced Inst night, Hord, 3 b ............ ... 4 0 0 9 former county food administrators ucation—learning to read and write, Gucrry who is one of the best in the the same geological (urination ami is of refusing to pay the fine. Prior to Albnnese, l b ..... .. S 0 0 12 0 0 ho will ask them to organize the many of them. profession. Mr. Gucrry was manag­ believed it will yield abundantly of the definite organization of the White, i f ............ ... 5 0 0 0 0 0 necessary committees to conduct ’ Any Red Cross office can supply ing editor of the Tuinpn Tribune for, the same valuable minerals. 4 1 0 1 3 1 league St. Petersburg und Arcadia Davis, ss the investigations, and that a cen­ the information needed, to apply for many years, nfterwnrd going to . 3 1 1 1 0 II Inman, rf.. Colonel Demming, the geologist, displayed considerable interet in the tral committee will he organized to ree education for disabled men dis­ O Leesburg where lie edited the Howie 0 expresses the view that the potash is statu league, and it is understood C. Chapman, p .. 3 0 0 1 And a co-ordinate the work nnd to secure charged from the service. Tribune and engaged in land devel­ present in the first mentioned-moun­ that both towns ure in u receptive dozen Red Cross field representa­ co-operation of the pressa.—' T ampa opment and during Ihe war was pub­ 36 5 9 30 11 2 4 tain ip "colossal quantities." T i c mood toward entering the league. tives are travelling over the Division Tribune. licity agent for the War Savings Time Score: lowest estimate of to amount present At last night's meeting President all the tim e—when yone is In your Stamps Bureau. It is the iit«a of mm 400 0010—6 is 12,000,000 tons. The pure article W. W. Rose reported on protests and Lakeland town you have only to see him and Mr. Gucrry and Mr. Virkcrs to give 101 013 0000—fi Red Cross Home Service NoIch get all tho information at first hand, can lie extracted by a simple process decisions, these protests, including Sanford the people of Palatka a Daily News One of the most erroneous impres­ an d at a cost, on u large scale, of $10 Tampa's protest of the game at SahSummary— Left on bases Lnkeand not from n pamphlet. in tlie near future Instead of n week­ sions that has got about concerning a ton. Potasli now sells at $300 a ford on August 8, being upheld by land.8. Sanford 8. 3 b hits, Morris, ly paper. the work of the Red Cross Home Pool I'nrty Monday Afternoon ton. the directors. President Rose ruled Wicker, Stweart, Kry. ‘ 1st hasp on --------O --------Service is that it is restricted to the Miss Lucille Anderson entertained The saltpeter (niter) deposits lie in that ultliougli Sanford refused the halls off Mills 4, Chapman 7. Struck disabled Soldier rf the United Stntes. with a delightful pool pnrty on Mon­ LAKE OF ORLANDO seams nn inch or two thick between league umpire, inasmuch as the um­ out by Mills 7, Chapman 9. Sacri­ Soldier, sailor, marine, army nurse, day nfternoon in honor of her young A congressman’s job is a soft one the layers of the potash-bearing rock. pire failed to show up at the game fice hits, II. Chapman. Stolen bases, it doesn't, mutter in the least. Just coudn, Miss Maud Bnilyntine of — big anlar>\ ten months *°rk •Our niter comes now principally from the action of naming two hull play­ Stewart 3, Johnson 3. Batter hit, Poll­ so you were in the service, the Red Gainesville, Fla. The group of girls two years, und lots of perquisites Chili, though some is found in this ers as umpires was strictly in ac­ ard, Duvis, Chapman, B. Chapman. Cross will , help ,you so no wonder the holders of these country in various forms. It is high , to obtain the anil hoys who were guests of the occordance with the constitution, irre­ Time of game 3:65. Umpire, Wind­ compensution and the hospital treat- , usioll Kreatjy enjoyed the reading. aoft snaps have opposition. In m price, no mntter ill what form it spective of any aqtion of the Sanford ham.the Tampa district two candidates, may lie offered in fertilizers, whether ment and ( you want it. the v o ca -;l)f Mlu Uallyntine who is a talented dull which would huvo prevented the George Wilder and Horace Gordon it* sulphate of ammonia, nitrate of tiom.1 training that me government younK rt.a«|cr. A picnic lunch wa* umpire from showing tip. COUNTY SCHOOL TEACHERSJ arc after Congressman Drunr’a job, soda, or in organic by-products. 0 *.rrt' . _ . . , # served under 'the oaks. President Rose stated that lie had In the Southern Division, for ex­ and hero in the fourth district For­ Specimens of the rock of this fined Sanford $100 lor refusing to Seminole County Rural Schools Will ample, there are six nurses, their Mrs. David Speer spent several rest Lnke of Oflando will take an­ Open Monday. Sept. 1st—San­ mountain have been analyzed nt sew accept an umpire assigned a gnme. health impaired by' ttiherculosis days the guest of relative other whirl at Joe Sears. But Joe iz * J ...... .......... ...... . con '•“ J " this week « ford Schools open Monday erul statu agricultural colleges and There was prolonged discussion of I traded or developed during their sorin Geneva. some trotter and will probably pull Heptember 29th two universities, all of which have the case, President Spencer stating through.— Ocala Star. made favorable reports as to the that Sanford would not pay the fine. The following whits schools will And all the while we thought this high percentage of these two valu­ Mr. Spencer admitted that he told begin the fall session on Monday, Forrest Lake resided in Sanfo-i1. able minernls, according to the I’ liil- Mr. Rose over long distance tele­ September 1st, with principals and Can it be possible that he has de­ adelphia North American. Both phone tnut the Sanford club fcould teachers us here listed. cided to move to Orlando so he cun minerals have many uses in the arts refuse Umpire Osteen, luff said tint Oviedo— Mrs. Anita K. Crawford, get closer to Joe7—Orlando Sentinel. and niter particularly in the manu­ later on the dub officials decided to Principal: Miss Mae Conoley, Inter­ facture of explosives, besides being allow Umpire Osteen to officiate,•and mediate; Miss Nell King, Primary. indispensable in agriculture. LAKE FOR CONGRESS had he appeared on the field would Geneva—Prof. M. E. Dooley. Witii this discovery, if it is all that have played the gnme with him. Hon. Forrest Lake of this c’ ty will Principal; Miss Katherine Flynt, In­ be a candidate for C on giin hum it is thought to be. America has He admitted that the Sanford offi­ termediate; Miss Elizabeth Stones, this the Fourth Congressional Dis­ abundant supplies of the three prin­ cials made no effort to notify either trict. Having been a resident of cipal minerals employed in agricul­ President Rose or the umpire, who, Primary. Lake Monroe— Prof. J. Tilden Ja­ Florida since lie was a youngster and ture: Potash, niter and phosphate. according to President Rose’s state­ cobs. Principal; Miss Lottie Mntltfrs, serving Sanford as mayor several The soil ef most American fields lias ment was met at the station anil Intermediate; Mrs. J. T. Jacobs, .priterms and holding other olflces of been slowly starving during tl e told it would not he safe for him to mary. trust Mr. Lake needs no introduc­ years of tho Great Wuf for potash. appear on tho field. From the evi­ tion to the people of this county. Long wood— Prof. J. M. Chaffer, Now it may I e ihnt there will lie nh dence at hand, Mr. Spencer met Mr. H E principle applies quite Having served as a member of the abundance and America may lie in­ Osteen at the station and told him Principal; Miss Lillian Waits, As­ ns m uch to banking ns to Florida legislature for two terms and dependent of Germany and of AI- that he would not permit id in to of­ sistant. soldiers or states or governments. also as the president of the State snre also in that regard. Commer­ ficiate. Mr. Osteen stated that he Chuliiota — Mrs. Estelle Tribble, It is most fortunate that the F ed­ Bankers Association Mr. Lake needs cial fertilizers have been used spar­ was threatened, hut Mr. Spencer de­ Principal; Miss Mary Tribble, As­ no introduction to the people of the ingly or eschewed altogether liy many nies this. eral Reserve Banking System has sistant. V been in operation during the war. Fourth District of Florida. He made American farmers in the last year Altamonte — Miss Kate Mathers, President Spencer declared he Ihe race for Congress four years ago or two on account of high prices. would pay a "reasonable” fine, but Principal; Miss Rena Mathers. As­ The advantages o f this organiza­ contesting with the prtvurH incum­ An ira of low prices in this very it h e r i under the constitution a $100 fine sistant. tion accrue to the customers o f the bent, W. J. Soars und .1. N. Fog­ necessary aid to productiveness is prescribed for any club refusing member banks who at the same Lists of teachers for the Sanford arty of Key "West and in| this cam­ should set in soon if the alleged new nn umpire assigned. The Sanford city schools and for the colored time contribute to the strength paign Mr. Lake canvassed tie supplies soon become fully avail­ president holda that the tine is un­ schools of Sanford and the county o f the nation’s banking system Fourth District thoroughly, lie is able.—Tlmcs-Unlon. fair, Inasmuch us Sanford has been will be published in a later Issue of nnd enjoy the benefit o f its pro­ no stranger to the people and is losing money all season. tection. the Herald. known us one of the most progressive IIIII lid ny Pool Part) Later In the evening Mr. Spencer T*. W. Lawton, Supt. business men und statesmen in Flor­ In honor of hdr daughter's 13th ida. Ho started in life as a poor boy birthday, Mrs. W. W. Van Ness en­ declared that he considered Sanford FIRST Raising Fine Rice and worked to the top by his own tertained with an enjoyable "pool out of it nnd left the meeting. The |STR| Many specimens ot fine upland efforts, being of nn indomitable na­ party,” Friday afternoon, Aug. 8tli, Sanford club lias several days in ATIONi VL 3 VI ture and knowing no such word us ut Muuon's pool. MI i N»l«lu Van which to get 11 check to President rice are being brought to the city BANK ' fail. He L a close student of eco­ Ness is u gracious young hostess, R oso ' h office, before the time limit nnd before many years there will lie nomic and political affair/, and is her guests, the members of the Girls' expires. The penalty probably will enough rice raised hi this rectlon to probabiy one of tho best posted men Choir of tho Congregational..church tie forfeiture of the franchise, $600 warrant some one putting up a mill in the state on all questions pertain­ voting the affair most delightful. guarantee fund, and players. where it can be threshed or a thresh­ ing to Florida and the south. With After the pleasures of the pool woro Tho second half of the season ing machine will make the rounds of MEMBER tho thought that Mr. Sears has l eld exhaustel the young people return'd opens Tuesday, Aug. 19. A tenta­ tho farms. Edwurd Vincent brought F E D E R A L * RESERVE this oilicd for three successive terms to tt.e home of Mrs. Van Nes.*, tive schedule will lie discussed and a line stulk of rice to the Ili-rahi nd nthat the race is to the strongest where dainty refreshments were ratified nt a meeting at the HIIUh«r« olficc this Meet; that ho found.growSYSTEM . man the many friends of Forrest served. hotel tf 9 o'clock this morning of a ing in Goldsboro on a small space THE HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY m m m m m m m m m m m m x w t In Union There Is Strength” T �! ■i?- g w i O f S S f S ? ' *>•" ’ -" AUGUST 1^1919 little Happcitlntf* Mention of Matters In brief Personal Items o f Interest In and About <£ The City -*■ > THE SANFORD HERALD Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Itcnden vice and no messages could bo sent north of there on Monday. The ser­ vice has been resumed and is all right now. Mr. and Mrs. a . F. Smith left *Tuesday for Colorado and other points in the west expecting to be tiding n varution in.T uesday and w e ro ^ e s ts of Mr. and gone about one month. Mr. Smith Al Lilj# is interested i in gold mining stock Pennsylvania and New Jersey. I Mrs. Robert Herndon. und goes to look over the prospect... .. Marshall of Oviedo is the i EZ- Seal pint fruit Jars at L P. For the floor coverings, art r'lgs, ‘ . ‘of ‘hl,r son, Dr. C. J. Marshall. j-McCullor’s. 56-ft | congoleum rugs and mulling see . < __ faiiir ihp« nf . I. I* • Rnhv I.ni • 66-tf I'from a. Savannah where he is engaged .. , , , , k i t n n p r Me , #% . , . * . S m l n n l A v n nim . A r ,1 Hand has nerepted n position w,th ,h * Armour Refrigerator Lines. G6-2tc . V. A u g u stin e, Fla., for the su m -1}M 'V contracted u bad cold that Louis Entzmingcr, son of Mr. and •n ai* * I laid him up for repairs. Mrs.. C. W. Entzmingcr of Longmf." »• Furen of Ft. Myers spent’ W. C. DcCoursey and dnughter, wood has returned , from France . ‘ir Pnd with his mother, Mrs. Miw Virginia arrived horn’ Monday where he was stationed for the past . • .after some weeks spent pleasantly year. His many Seminole county j. \\. ur«n. . 'visiting relatives und taking in the frietds nre glud to huve him back Prices reduced °H ® . * ° " d“ “ l sights of Washington. I). C. t»r Grace WlllixJn® inlllinery wtore. • again. *'r*‘ fi9-tf I F °r Snlv One 1918 .Maxwell Mrs. W. M. Currie and dnughter, nn,i I Touring w .. \t liny non. n ••• iJ• ttnllv iioii^ ana . . fo r In good . aAD condition,_ has Alice from Quincy ate spending a »• only been run 1.08 miles. Terms little while with the Rail family nt t n i nu'son were in fciUstis on nuBI* , . . ., %f J. !*• L*a^5un. . may be arranged. Address Max* Daytona Beach. ' Mrs. Currie will ness on Wednesday. well, c-o Herald. G5-’2*.c leave for New* York, hut Miss Alice Mrs. beach of Tampa has been Charlie Munn has returned homo will spend some time with Mr. Hull the guest of hpr sister, Mrs. J. L. from France where he served Uncle and family. Miller for several days. Sam’s urmv for many months. Mrs. E. G. Tyner arrived in the C om p le te stock Diamond tires. Charlie had an opportunity to spend city Saturday night from NViliiston Wight Tire Co. 65-tf somo time in I’nris ns an M. P. und oilier points in Levy county Mrs. John Rice.of Miami is visit­ Tommy Thompson of Leesburg, where site visited relatives and ing her mother, Mrs T. E. Wain- representing the Mangels Kirby Co. friends for the past month. Mrs. wright on the west side. of Jacksonville was in the city Mon- Tyner will he the guest of her daugh­ Mrs. J. W. Dickins has returned day demonstrating the new Mnx- ter, Mrs. R. J. Holly. from a business trip to Miami where well car and a new line of trucks, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Garner have they expect to move about Oct. 1st. | Hnlph Wight, James Lee, Harry returned from a trip to Atluntu and Shore Dinner, Urnnn’s 1'nvillion, L%wis and Reg Holly went to Jack- other points in Georgia where they Coronado Reach. Every Sunday sonville Sunday night returning on have been for the past month. The 2 to 4 p. m. 66-5tc j Monday with four new Chcvrolcts latter part of their vacation hasMr. and Mrs. T. O. Charles have for the Wight Tire Co. of this city, been spent in Toccoa, Georign where they visited relatives and old friends. moved into the Stephen* house a t' WANTED— OI.I) CLEAN. the corner of Fork and Third streets. RAGS. ANY KIND KXFRESH S T O C K —Onion sets just CEI’ T OLD SOCKS, Miss Elixnbcth Ballard of Geneva, arrived. If you wnnt early green COATS. PANTS. OR who has been vjsiting her aunt, Mrs. onions come around and see them? RED SPREADS. AT THE 0 " r fresh Bermuda onion seed» will C. W. I.aing returned to her home OFFICE. 5'J-tf nrirve about Sept. 1st. Come in nnd i v . - . '* - ,v . ------------ ————- * A six course fish and chicken din-] Miss Altn L. Bevier nnd mother leave your order. Th** I, *M«r. £ c:d 66-2tp TS<: Fi«H ..ipnor« ?0r, at tl.c relumed Saturday alter spending Co., Sanford, Fla. Ayres Daytona Reach Hotel. 5 9 -tf, two months travelling through MaasMr. and Mrs. A. It. Key have re­ Mr,. H. U. Connelly and daughter achusetts , New York and Pcnnsyl- turned from the mountains of North have returned from points in North vania, visiting relatives und friends. Carolina und are now occupying Miss Gladys Moiris is home for their new homo on Park avenue. Carolina nnd will make Sanford their her summer vacation from Mayo, Mr. Key is hack at his accustomed home again. place as cashier of the Semitiole Mrs. Peel and Mrs. Harvey and Floridu, where she is teaching in where hi» ninny irienos are giving family left Tuesday for Kissimmee , the high achook Her man” Sanford him n welcome home. where tnc-y will spend several weoks . frlt?? d9 arP K|u'1 to have her home Mr., and Mrs. J. B. Lawson nnd wilh home folks. I " Ka' n* little daughter returned home Satur­ tjuart Mason fruit jars at L. P. I Ha>’ nurns of Enterprise was in day from Atlnntn where they were the city yesterday. He has been in McCullcr's. 66-tf Uncle Sam's navy and has re-enlisted taking a vacation when apprised of Mr. and Mrs. Eurl Burdick are for another year and will go to the the Seminole Garage fir> Mr. Lawspending a few days at Daytona nnd Mediterranean Sea on the destoryer son nnd family made the trip in Daytona Reach, the guests of Mr. their car nnd encountered some very Bagucley. Burdick’s parents. Buy Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. rough roads nnd plenty of water. Mrs. D. A. Caldwell, Miss Lottie Harry B Lewis hns returned from a 65-tf ar.d Joe have returned home from a month's visit to points in Ohio and Biddy Burdick returned home visit to relatives and friends fX Lees­ at Michigan City, Indiana where ho Sunday from St. Nazairc, France, burg and vicinity. enjoyed the seas on the shores of where he has been serving in the There's u man at the curb to Lake Michigan. Mrs. Lewis will re­ Navy hospital for more than n year. serve you. v 55-tf main nt Michigan City until the Inst Fsis many friends nrc giving him a of Sepijmber hut Mr. Lewis was Mrs. Liluh Davies left Tuesday warm welcome. forced to return in order to take up (or Mncon after spending several Mrs. J. C. Denton leturned Thurs­ his renl etate business. days here the guest of her mother, day from a delightful trip to Battle Mrs. R. C. Keene. Cooking utensils, hardware, no­ Creek, Mich., where she visited sev­ tions. stoves, plenty of them at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff eral weeks with her daughter. Miss Boston Bargain House, 213-215 and family arc spending Augustsi in I Lucille Denton,' who is qualifying for . ^ ” ........ Sanford Ave., A. Kanncr, mgr the lainintains of North Carolina u trained nurse. G5-2tc. near Hendersonville. The ludies of the Guild of Holy J. C. Roberts has gone hack to Mr.*. Roy Symes und children nr- Cross church have decided on Dec. his first love und is again in the of­ rivtd home after spending the pust 2, It und 4 as the date for their anfice of Clerk Dougluss in the court month at Mrs. Symes old home at nuul bazaar. They are planning to house. Mr. Roberts hns boon in ab­ make it more attractive this year Lake City, Michigan. stract nnd other work in.court houses Musson’s swimming* pool is now than ever before. of Florida for the pust twenty years Benjamin Whilner lias returned open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, ami lie is like a tish out of water Saturdays and Sundays,in tho after-1borne from thn University of Florida when he gets out from the shadow of where he recently graduated with noon. • 60-tf the Temple of Justice. Mrs. T. O. Charles returned Sun­ high honors. Beniamin will remain Henry McLaulin counts himself day from a month's visit to her in Sanford much to the delight of fortunate Indeed to get his large mother and sister in St. Stephens his many friends.. shipment of store'fixtures and furni­ Watermelons—Carload nice water­ and Ridgeway, S. C. ture to add to his jewelry store be­ •Mrs. A. T. Rossetter is visiting melons nt Old A. C. L. Depot. $8.00 fore the embargo went into effect friends and relatives at Warren, Pa., per one hundred; 10 cents each; 3 on the railroads. This stuff has ar.d experts to be absent from the for 25 cents. Larger ones 15c, 2 for been on the road for many weeks 25 cents. Guaranteed to he good '•ty for several weeks. and arrived Monday nnd is now be­ v 66-ltp Mi** Ressie Fwren returned home ing placed in the store. Mm. Cull and daughter nnd Mr. Saturday from Gainesville, where Miss Scrim Lake is recovering she had loon attending the normal and Mrs. Dowling of Jacksonville from an operation fur appendicitis were in the city Saturday cnroule to school all the summer. • Sorrento ih ere they will spend a few* Rer^ornJJ?‘* '“ at Sl‘ tl^ duy , D” WHEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN wicks with Mrs. Cull's parents. Mr. I ‘ 'lar; P u , n ml and will DY THINK OF THE KAN DY soon in* aide to be removed front the nnd Mrs. Emerson. KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR hospital to her hoi,v«. Her many • IN’ IT WE HAVE IT. STAR *Mrs. It. A. Newman and Mrs. S. friends are glud to hear that the op­ THEATRE BU ILDING. 49-tf Puleaton with their charming little eration lias been successful and the Miss Carrie Wuinwrighf returned daughters, Olive Newman, Mary patient is doing so well. home Monday after spending the Elizabeth and Camiiln Puleston re­ Miss Gladys Field has returned to a ‘ «k ond very pleasantly with turned from the mountains of North Tampa after spending u few days Carolina on Tuesday. friends at Daytona Beach. here the guest of her uncle und aunt, Mrs Cora Akers,” who hns been J. II. Williams of the J. B. Wil­ Mr. nnd Mrs. S. J. Carnes. Miss the Rucst of M b . Will Hand for sev­ liams C o , of Jacksonville distrib­ GiudJ's joined Mr. and Mrs. Chris­ eral months left on Tuesday night utors of tlio F. W. I). Motor Trucks tian nt Ocala nnd all of them enme •°r her home in Pulaski, Va.' ' was in the rity several days this to Sunford together. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. c . McDougnll is home from week. Elmer Groves of this city will Christian will he here sevcVal weeks aycross where he hns been in the handle these trucks here.. longer, guests of the Carnes. ’ ^* !*• shops, work liuving stoppod Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is In Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts have ‘ here on account of the strike. Snnford on Monday, Wednesday returned from Jacksonville where 58-tf CALL FOR LEONS TRAN SFER and Friday of each week. they accompanied Mr. and Mrs. RELIABLE SERVICE. ALL The Herald, is requested to an­ Britt on the Clyde Line enroutc to TRAINS MET. 65-tf. nounce that contrary to certain re- New York. Mr. nnd Mrs. Betts \erne Arnett und Miss Arnett of ports tlie bridge nt Coronado Bench ^^vlll go to Daytona Beach for a few •'teen are in charge of Waters’ is not an*' has not bot*n closed. How-! wecks as Mr. Betts is liking his un­ vacation from his urduous duaruly Kitchen while Mr. and Mrs. ever it is expected that u new on e, •iter* are taking a vacation. will he built In the near future. , ties at the First National Bank. M^Cullor 8 . Miss Vera Tcrheun returned "on mrsday from a plelsant visit of several weeks spent as the guest of •r uncle, A. J. Smith of Savannah, ,a .o Kent Rossetter has returned from Kanncr’p snle still goi.’iig on, 113 n visit to Commerce, Gn., the old First street. Only u few* more days home of Mrs. Rossetter. Kent re­ to get your share of the great bar­ turned to get resdy for his fall crops gains Inffng offered. Cnme in today. but Mrs. Rossetter and the children We wilt close in a few* days a* we Allie Trcfford has returned will remain for several weeks longer. must vacate our storo room not rorn a well earned vacation spent 66-ltc Lightning struck pretty close to later than^August 31st. . , her brother nt Richmond, Vk- several homes in this city on Mon­ Mr. und Mrs. Hewett Hill and Kn!" n,''I also visiting in Virginia day ami iho stntic ciectricity affect-1daughter, Miss Helen nnd son, Har­ nn,? tb« east. ed the telegraph and telephone |hert of Tampa and Mrs. Hill's Mrs. David Miller and son, Ed- wires. Word v.ns received here that j father, Capt. Smith of Eustis were , ar* nn<! Mrs. Welhorn Forney of the Aurora Borealis storms north o f ; in the city Wednesday enroutu from ar sonville motored to San.'ord on Savannah had stopped the wire scr-ltho beach to Eustis. Mr. Hill is the 0mt j fm * -i K A r *)V • superintendent of the Job printing department of the Tampa Tribune und is one of the most prominent of the Florida publishers. The ma iy friends of T. S. Huff are delighted to see him in Sanford ngnin after an nbsenrefe of a year during whirh time he was serving Uncle Sum ns Captain in the artil­ lery branch of the ‘ service. Mr. Huff i« looking,after-hL property in­ terests and about the first of October will bring Mrs. Huff nnd his little daughter down und they will again make Sanford their home. Mr. und Mrs. H. E. Tolar and two children sfient the closing days of last week* here enjoying a vacation' by fishing, bathing *uml luxuriating in the sen breezes nnd the cool, de­ lightful nights. Mr. Tolnr wn« once a hanker stockholder und cashier, hut the business so affected his alth that he quit it and in* is now {entitled with the Crown Paper Co. hieli is printing millions of orange r t!. • Florida Fruit Ex­ it . *. lie i i such pii accomplished, cnlnl gentleman that we move that ,e und ii:s family be transferred to untu Gordu to remain here per­ manently. During their stay they were guilts of Mrs. Tolars sister, Mrs. B. E. Noese, wife o f the popu­ lar s>clion foreman of the Coast Lir.e. Ponlu Gordu Herald. Bankston Bros. Roberta, ,Gn., Jan.-----Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., Paducah. Ky. Gentlemen:A Mr. Will Wachter of this coutry hns som1? hogs that were down with cholera and had given up nil hope of saving them nnd would not spend one penny on them. I gave him one 15 pound pail «jl j . M. *U. 4,1 Thomas' Hog Powder and he hns just cmu«» in «*v* o*!d !?.? f.r 51 and ndviscs that every one of his sick hogs got well and thnt lie killed them and now hns them in his 'smoke house nnd that all were ns fine as any he had killed thitj yjar. I want to ndd that hn said his hogs were down and so sink thnt he had to pry r. '■?*n nnd his wife poured the powder down their throats. • Please find chock in full of my nceount nnd with kindest regards we beg to remain, Yours very truly, Bankston Bros. For snle by MerchnntH Grocery Co. 64-5tc. Attention * All Roynl Neighbors nrc invited to lie present nt our next meeting to he held Thursday afternoon, Aug. 28th nt 3:30 sharp. A good time is promised to all. "Plenty of refresh­ ments." Recorder. Christinn Science services will he held at the Woman's Club, Oak avenue, between Third and Fourth strets, on Sunday, morning nt 11 ociock. 48-tf PAGE SEVEN What He DID and W h at He SAID Chaplain Geo. Hyman (I’ nHfor Baptist Temple) At the BAPTIST TEMPLE Sunday, Aug. 17th, 8:30 P.M. I)r. i iy mn n was in llte sam e battles with the Great War H ero ami knew him personally. All Soldiers and Sailors are invit­ ed to the temple to hear this wonderful story o f heroism and what the hero said about it. : A Solo Will be Sung by Mrs. J. E. Tewilliger Mrs. A. M. Phillips. Chorus Director SANFORD WILL PLAY BALL l.llllc Matter of Hundred Dollars Will Not Stop Games The Sanford Hull Association mef this morning to dlsngis the question raised by President Spencer In Tainpa Wednesday regarding payment of fine of S100 for Interfering with urnpire. The ussoriation lirrMcil to pay the fine under protest und con­ tinue playing in the Florida League. Nothing enn slop the Sanford spirit and wc will cop off tho first scries pennant und go after the second one. Come nut tomorrow and watch us put It all over Orlando. s Florida's Favorite Paper The Tampa Morning Tribune is everlastingly fighting for .the Inter­ ests of the people and the develop­ ment of this section, and no n o who has the welfare of couth Flo*l.ln at heart «an afford not to b.* a con* int reader of the Tribune. 1: is Flor­ idu i great metropolitan, ns.ocr,- enrrylt’ g t'to. full r.irkt and da;* rjpori of the Associated Press with intelli­ gent correspondents in every nook and corner in its territory. Its big Sunday edition iius the most com ­ plete comic nnd magazine section printed i» this stute, and the sub­ scription rates arc only $8.00 per nnnum; $4.00 per six months nnd $2.00 for three months. Write for sample copy nnd subs.'ribo today. 66-5tp To All Concerned Crafts nre Grateful After this ‘date 1 will not ho respomdble for any hills made on my Sanford, Fla., Aug. 11, 1919. account by anyone other than my­ Federated Trades Hall, Sunford. Fla. Daily Strike Bulletin. self. 66-ltp R. E. Pollard. Never suw such unity of purpose in all strikers in all crafts standing Hood Is Ilullding pat for original demounds with no J. i). Hood, one of the most pro­ compromlje, und not to return to gressive farmers of the Sanford sec­ work until our original demands are tion has juat finished n mammoth granted. One of our merchants has barn on his 25 sjere farm at Rnnd's Siding. Mr. Hood recently built a fire proof galvanized iron loading station at Rand’s on the east side of the truck and his improvements on the we!it side will give him one of the most up to date places on the west side. Transportation of Pupils Bids for transporting pupils to the Sanford schools will lie received Tuesday, Aug. 19th. Submit nil bids to M r.'It. F. Whitner, secre­ tary Board of School Trustees, Sunford. Florida. For information us to routes nnd sperifirntinns of convey­ ances address T. W. Lawton, Supt., Sanford,^ Florida. 66-ltca To Tench in Snnford Announcement has recently been mude by County Superintendent T. W. Lawton, thut Miss Sara E. Mu­ riel, A. B., t Rollins, ’ 18) has ac­ cepted a position in the High School of Snnford und will act as head of the English dejiartment. This will come as good news to the many friends of Miss Muriel, who knew her during her college courso at Rol­ lins. For tho past year*M iss Muriel taught Spanish and Mathematics in the Mulberry High School where she made a splendid success oP her work. This promotion f o the larger posi­ tion is a deserved re.-ognillon of her ability .und training.— Winter Park Post. • Mrs. Srhcllc Mnlncs, Pianist placed a I’ athe Victrola in the hall for the entertainment of the strikers, the Churlcs Electric Co. hns also plnced u large electric fan in hail, •'■•s furnishes a to gallon carboy of Elder Springs Water each morning. We wish to thank the business men of ttie city for the courtesy shown us while in our struggle to better our conditions. Signed: A. C. Peel. Chrm., A. L. Cnmoh-H Ben Smith, L. B. Hodgins, S. F. Weeks. W. C. Mealor, Strike Committee. Visits County Precincts Several members of the Hospital Publicity Committee, chairman, T. W. Lawton, visited Longw*ood, Oviedo nnd Geneva this week to present the claims of the FernaldLuughtun Memorial Hospital and to urge a lurger representation nt •the maos ;m?t!ng which was held last night. While thy nttsndsnee nt the:3 meetings was small the la:!: of numbers wu* offset by the eutltut asm of those present. Presenting the claims of the hos­ pital were E. A. Douglass, T. W. Lawton* Drs. C. J. Marshall ar.d J. T. Denton, Dr. Geo. Hyman, Mrs. David Speer und Mrs. Tcrheun. This committee was nccompanied by a large contingent of Sanford people. Too Late to Classify Lost between Dnytonn nnd San­ ford via DeLund, Gug. 14th, 1 brown leather suit ense with initials L. II. G on one end. Contents ladies’ and hnbics’ clothing. Finder notify L. H. Gibbs, 519 Magnolia avenue, San­ ford and rcccivo rewurd. 66-2tc For Sale—Tw o fine Red Jersey cows for sale. G. .11. Edwards, near J. E. Pace's place. 6G-2tp HE P R O S P E R IT Y of each of us is involved in the na­ tion’s prosperity, in the cor-, rect handling of readjustment problems. Your •‘ hit" nnd our "b it" may ho smsli, but they arc csscnlinl to the Peace Prosperity wilh which we must greet our boys on their return. ^ * ♦ Wc arc glad (o help you with advice cr service in every movement designed (o promote-and maintain these prosper­ ous conditions. �ANDKKNV CARNEGIE DEAD s!v r away a great puttlou of the wealth which he had (lathered to­ gether. Some nf his largest henefac‘V . tions were: ' . Carnegie Institute, Pitts!V burg............................... .$22,000,000 ,ia. Branch libraries in New York C ity..................... 5,200,000 L *. Scotch universities.......... . 10,000,000 hri • Carnegie Institute, Wash­ ington, D. C . ........... 21,000,000 , p Carnegie Steel Co. emplnyes benefit fund 5,000,000 Carnegie Hero and Comf ntisaion _____ ____ ____ 5,000,000 St. Louis Public Library 1,000,000 Carnegie Hero Trust Fund, Scotland l,i50,000 Hero Fund, France 1,000,000 Hero Fund, Germany ...... 1,500,000 f Carncgiu Dumferm’ ino Truiit .......... ......... Hague Pence Temple ... United Engineering So­ ciety .................-----------Municipal library build- The Dollar SaitThe Yowcll Company is adverttoing in this issue the Dollar Sate that meuns the Dollar ^ill have more cents than ever before nnd n perusal of the many good things offered -for One Big Rmt/id Dollar is surprising when you consider the prices of to­ day, Tltis Dollar Sale is an innova­ tion in this city and the Dollar Sale starts tomorrow and lasts one week. Read the advertisement in this issue and see the many bnrgnins that you can get for the nominal sum of One Dollar. II. Y . P . U. house party tt> Lake Harney. Every member Is expecting to havo the time of their lives on this little vacation. Doctor Hyman says he is expecting some wedding fee* ns u result but no one can imagine to whom he is referring unless* it Is to our honored president, Mr.' — -------<all names omitted). Bo thft as it may we wunt oil friends of the Union to come out to Lake Harney Friday evening to the big fish fry, nnd we will lot you in on the "big eats.* No dishes to he washed or anything like that for every think will he serv­ ed "a la Camp Style.'*Some of the ihembcrs are expect­ ing to win li|gh honors for the Union during their stay ut Lake Itnrnoy. A course nf study has been arranged nnd those members who tuke up this course und are aid® to pass the exam­ ination will receive sullnblc recogni­ tion and In some Instances degrees will be awarded. All results will be published in next week’s notes.. Be sure and look for them. Regular meeting next Sunday evening, with Group Two in charge. Our Union is growing. Let’s keep up the good work. Be on time, alt the time, and Bring Your Part Up. The B. Y. P. U. left yesterday for the remainder of the week on a Bclanc* h t i that olit n e t b a c l n a w ith v o k i n i d k utneya a n d d i g e s t i v e o r g a n s . T h is b e in g true, It Is e a s y to bellev® th a t b y k e e p i n g th e k id n e y s and d i ­ g e s t i v e o r g a n s c le a n s e d and In p rn por w o r k l n g o r d e - o ld A g e c a n bo d e f e r r e d a n d life p r o l o n g e d f a r b e y o n d that e n ­ j o y e d b y the a v e r a g e person . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING s w a l l o w o f w a t e r . T h e oil s t im u la t e s th e k id n e y a c t i o n and en ables the o r g a n s to th r o w o f f th e p ois on s w h ic h c a u s e p r em a tu ra o ld a g e. New life and s t r e n g t h in cr e a s e a s y o u c o n t in u e the H All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a eulcs w ill keep you In bcallh and vigor Line For Each Insertion. Minimum and p r e v e n t a re tu rn o f tno d isease. Charge 25 Cents. !k> n o t w ait until o ld a g e o r d is e a s e c o n t i n u e t a k i n g a c a p s u le o r t w o ea c h day. G O LD m £ d ................... “ a _p DAL. H a a rlem Oil‘ C F o r o v e r 200 y e a r s G O L D M E D A L H a a r l e m on h a s hemi r e lie v in g tbn w e a k n e s s e s an d d i s a b ilit y due to a t - h a v e s e t U M d o w n f o r g o o d . G o . t o y o u r v a n c l n g y oera . It is a sta n d a r d o ld - d r u g g l a t an d g o t a. l>ox o f G O LD t i m e home r e m e d y nnd n eeds n o lntr<v M ED AL. H a a rle m Oil Capsules. M o n e y d u c t lo n . G O L D M E D A L t l s s r l e m -.-.f".-— 1» * v ' . .. : hatn vou. T h r e e Jncloee.1 in o<* - V 1 V .Y r ii„». Hut r e m e m b e r to ask f o r th e c o n t a i n i n g aJiuiil 5 d r o p s each. T a k e | o r ig i n a l Im ported G O L D M E D A L bran d. Ik run as you w o u l d u pill, w ith a sm all I In s e a le d p a ck a g e s . * «. 'O R A N G E S \ Prices are generally h ig h W hy not on Citrus Fruits, too? If a woman's kitchen apron costs as much as a dress used to cost, is it reasonablctobclicvca northern house­ wife is going to expect to buy her supply of Florida grapefruit at a lower price than she lus been paying? I.. A. HAKES, M anager Orange t'ounly Citrus S u b -E 'c h a n g e ORLANDO, - - FLORIDA For sale— Maxwell Touring car, in splendid condition. Cash or credit B. &. O. Motor Co. 6-i-tf. For sale—Tw o horses und one wagon. Cash $125. Enquire Wekiwa Post-office. Mrs. Wallace. Gl-2tp Mau re 1 Malccs Marvelous R e c o r d o f “T h e Rosary" "Like a string of peirlt" indeed come (he divine notes of MaurcFsvivid voice in this song that has touched a million hearts" So pure and sweet aid limpid are they that their sound would soothe a soul in torment. On the reverie of thistccotf) M iu !(liin g i‘ ‘At Dawning." For nnle— Duroc Jersey pigs and sows. Good stock. Joe Fernandez, 64-3tp. i For sale— Launch 26 feet long, 6 feet beam (Brooks model) 8 H. P. heavy duty Callia. perfection engine also bout 47 feet long 8 feet beam, hns been used ns house boat. No power. Hulls in fine shape just paint­ ed. PricT* for both boats $350.00. These boats can be taken through Ot klahawa river to St. Johns. If you mean business send for pictures nnd particulars. An excellent fishing n„tr.t Addrcrs Let.!; B oa 554. r.UMts Fla.___________________________ C4-3tp A-2J24—$1.00. Sings Sublim e L ove Son^ "C ore'N ^ rr'* , •„ All the pen and patiion which only Stracciari. at h it i'reatr«t, c o u ld convey, ate in this womlrrlul outpouring of love. This NVapoli'an song gives you Straccuri at his meat inspired heights. 49522—$1.50 . TM H it* twtirlivtM II 1*4 |elf i qh i#*, *14." |U« l* |WI iflf*4«4 t.ifi !» €i imrs. Miiftl a*4 lufedarv, II |*p*I*f n*jt. 3 i»‘ is*s«ul ***«'( n, ] PHtMt, |titf.* i*l*, IfJ II slut* 11«« ifwu*Mi f. W C d h. t* t * * **4i ** td§ 1*4 I M I t il Em** M m A tA e < «*■«£**** COLUMUIA CRAPIIOPIIONE COMPANY, New Ywk H. L. GIBSON Sanford, Florida S . - _a FULL LINE OF FH ONOGRAPIIS AND RECORDS \ WANTED— OLD CLEAN RAGS, ANY KIND EX­ CEPT OLD SOCKS, COATS. PANTS. OR BED SPREADS.* AT THE HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf 'Upholstering and lunttrcxt making, lurnlture repaired, mirrors plated, auto tops anti seats recovered. First class work only. Brown Upholstery Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. -19-tfc FOR SALE For Sale— 1016 Model Ford it undstei, l Shuler Vulcanizer. R. C. Shenfer, 113 Elm avenue. G6-2tp For Sale—A first class fresh Jersey cow. M. Doyle, Lake Monroe, Flu. ■t_____________________ fiG-titp For fialo—Four dwelling houses. •Cash or easy terms. Situated on Park, Magnolia, Cypress and Myrtle avenues. Apply to J. E. Pace. , ' C»6-tf For Four. G fU P E F U U ir For Sale—Jersey Dtiroc pigs, $12 a pair, $G for one. G. W. Spencer. \ 58-tf In answering an advertisement wn-tt •„'i\L*.1'N*’ff<elm‘oricd In the id, please do not ask The Hernld for information a* to Urn Identity ui the advertiser, ^Usually we do not know who the advertiser is nnd If FOR RENT we do we nr® not allowed to give out this Information. Simply write For Rent—Furnished roums for a letter and address it ns per in­ light housekeeping. 117 Laurel ave­ structions in the ad. nue. 66-3tc This Column is Free to R.-Inrned Soldiers nnd Sailors Who Seek Positions. For Rent — Good rooming house in center of city. See me quick. H. C. WANTED Du Bose. 66-2te F’or sale—Piano Cheap. Enquire Herald Olllce. C5-tf. ORANGES Gr-vrurc It one of tho f«w firing •rtiitt great enough lo give all the glory of the wc.'U'i tong of slctory, ike tong that vived France and civilUation, clear to in tremendous climax "for Victory or Death " Coupled with "The Trum­ peter," alto lung by Cia- sure. A-6106—}L60 Wanted—Saleslady. Ladies Ready to Wear. Apply New York Ready lo Wear, 312 Sanford Avenue. Apply at one®. 62-tf. W e who market our own fmit through our own1 efficient marketing organization, while opposed to profiteering and believing an ultimate readjustment of prices will be necessary, do not sec the possibility of any radical reduction of prices on citrus fruit# during the coming season. And, in view of the greatly Increased cost of production, this is a fortunate thing for the growers. Join the Lxclungc ami get Hie full value of y.~ur fruit. Florida Citrus Exchange* Tampa* Fla* nspiring'Marseillaise* sung in English b y Craveure For Sale— Ten acres celery land east of Sanford on brick road \\ mile from loading station, five acres im­ proved, 5 acres unimprovpd, 2 wells. For particulars apply to "F arm ," c-o Herald. 58-tf Wanted— Young Jersey Cow. E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY LOST Must be gentle nnd a good milker, J I C K H O N V I M . i :. n . o i l l l t v Fertilizers,‘Inscctlcldea, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies write, L. Vihlen, R, F. D. A. San­ Strayed from I.ongwood- Black For thirty years we have been manufacturing fcrtilizem in this State—wo have ford, Fla. and white heifer with itore on right satisfied customers in every county in Florida. 65-tf, side of nose. Finder please notify Write for Latest Price List. Prices always in line with Quality 66-1 tp J. E. SPUHI.ING, Local Agent, SANFORD, FLORIDA I.ongwood. Box Wanted — Men in every county with own auto to travel and take orders for the Red Ripper Hay Press. Can give good cnimnL»lon Ic (he right man. He must be a good hustler. 65-tf. * If a pair of shod costs a credit deal more, is it reasonable to believe the consuming public will expect to buy oranges (or leas than heretofore? ' Juhr.N umbertof^ For sule or exchange— 1 Vault door, good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 inches high, I small Safe, Ut Inches high, 1 uuriing machine. Must sell quick. C. Core of Herald. 62-tf. Wonted — Man to represent insur­ FOUND ance company in Sanford. Salary and commission. Married man pre­ Found—Pocket book. Four tnilea ferred. See \V. Prccco, Hotel Carnes out on brick road to Orlnndu. W. C. on Monday. 60-1 tp lliley, It. A. Box 215. 66-1 tp T h is is an era o f h igh prices. Literally, m o n e y is cheap and everyth in g w h ich goes in to ou r livin g is'dear. N For rale Five acres •TJi’ll, |utni house, 2 nnd one half acres tiled, Mules wagon nnd harness'. Bargain for cosh. W. W. Dressor, R-l W ANTED TO BU Y— Furniture For rent— Rooms Call at 1020 and household goods. Address or East 2ntl street. 65-2tp. enquire at Dixie Furniture Co., Furnished Rooms—By day, week dealer in now ami second hand fur­ or month. Every convenience. Over niture, 321 Sanford avenue. OC-ltp i Philips Drug Store, corner I’ nrk and Wanted—A push cart. Must be First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. in good condition. 510 Onk. <66-2tp 43-tf G R A P E F R U IT / It docs not sectn reasonable to believe that portion of the public which con­ sumes Florida oranges and grapefruit is going to expect cheap fruit. On the contrary, it docs seem reasonable to think the public will expect to compensate growers to some extent for the increased cost of production and transportation. For Hale— 25 acre farm. 25 hogs, 2 cows and calves, I horse wagon and tools 11,000. Address Box D. Wekiwa, Fla. 63-4tp. For sale—Spring tooth harrow and sulky plow. Cheap. Apply Don McDonald, City. G4-2tp OLD AGE STARTS WITH YOUR KIDNEYS ^ A U G U S T 15. 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT Hale—Seed Hex potatoes. Rose Packard, Phone 136 65-tf. TUfurrsi, W h a t y o u pay o u t y o u r g o o d m o n e y for is cig a re tte sa tisfa ction — a n d , m y , h o w 18 cents a package y o u d o g e t it in e v e r y p u ff o f C a m e ls! E XPERTLY b len d ed c h o ic e low-mildness o f the tobaccos yet re­ taining the desirable “ body." Camels Turkish and choice Dom estic tobaccos in Cam el cigarettes elimi­ are sim ply a revelation! nate bite and free them from any smoke them without tiring your taste! unpleasant cigarelty Y ou m ay aftertaste or For you r ow n satisfaction you m ust For sale—Pair of mules. Cheap. L. Vihlen, It. F. D. A. Sanford, Flu. G5-tf. unpleasant cigaretty odor. Camels win instant and permanent in the w orld at any price. * Then, For sale— Moline Universal Trac­ tor, good as now, extra rims, with sand cleats. TJwo fourteen inch plows rolling truck, complete Lyman Bros Forest City, %Fla. 65-2tp success with smokers because the y o u 11 best realize their superior blend brings out to the limit the q u a lity an d the ra re enjoyment they provide. fo r s a l e —" K i d d i e k o o p ", little less than new, In good condi­ tion, will •tit cheap. Can be seen com pare Camels w ith any cigarette refreshing flavor and delightful mel- R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Win.too Sslem. N. C. �- -■ ■ t t: - AUGUST 15, 1IH9 -----»r = . •• THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE NINE Pay of Convict O usrds---------------- - — ------ --------- ------------ . . . reeding and ear* ot convlcta on roads___ ___________ ________ Salary of Ferryman________ ____________ ________ ___ _ _ i Payment* on account road* built by contract_______ ________ _ Prymeols on account bridge* built b y contract___ - ____ ____ Surveying.......... <------------ ---- a--.-----------------------------------------. r.iprnsrs repairs on brick r o a d s . . ______ ____ ____ ___________ _ Net Ilalanre March 31, 1019____ - ______ t_*._____ _____________ Warrant* outstanding March I I , 1919 . .............. ......... ........ .. Ct730.n| 19.71 Depository ltataiivo March 81, 1919.... . . . . . _ ____ 6,760.39 Depository tlalinre tl r t .'l, 10 18______ . ................ ....... - ... Itrrrlpta for Ihe Hit Moathai Prom: T a i Collector— Taata........... ....................... .... ..... ...................... 34.46 Discrimination In COUfiT Y HUAllD FUND O Inch t s l a y s J u p t Disbursements fg r'th eH li Mentha: Rent of Armorv. 1,032.74 ...................... 972 73 41.41 M a k in g .^ -.____ ___________________ _____ _____ -____ . .. 1,342.4 1 None Depository Ilalanre Mar. 31, 1919 1,362.44 Disbursement* lor thr Nil Months: . . ... . . _ rC lIL IC IIY FUND Depository Ilalanre (let. I, 1918 . ......................... ..... ....... Itrcrlpls or the Hit Mvnlhs: From: T a t Collector—T a i n . ______ ______ _ Making ................................... ...... ......... Dlshunemenl* for the HD Months: .... Depository Ilalanre Mar. 31, 1919 and our prices arc , right. 11.90 _______ II. In short, the label required b y pure 90 food laws has prevented fraudulent substitution and the use of unwholesome material, due to the fact that the intelligent American house­ wife reads the label. 2,616.12 3,699.74 6, J 14.87 III. 62 U n fortu n ately, h o w e v e r , t h e r e are some food products now on the market in 6.201.24 FLORIDA CIIOVFS lltlA l.V i; D ISIH IC T M l* Monthu: HILL HARDWARE CO. 77fi!l 1 32.25 11 y.;u 255.00 Latiiir . ... .... ....... .................................. .... Inti'rrvt un lluml* Drposltnr)’ llalance Mar. 31, 1919 ... 365.15 * i Atari* HaUncc rash In ilrpunllorlra, all fumla............. . ...... . __ llnrnllcctsil tales, current year Cask It. Sinking Fund ............................................. 25.3H5.SI 4A. 112.31 12,851.86 ' Liabllltir* Warrant* uutatamllng for current <‘T* ' 'j W»»r«nt: munry t*u*»**» » *»*•» paymriit uf whic^ i» l> deferred—6 per cent IH ntuntha lllark Hammock Drainafe tmtrlrt Pnrrir . .......... ......... Feralnrd* (Touiity i t i i h a i y and Utfundtng Itund* , /T 7H E Success o f Dainty Bakings or u Substantial D inner is assured b y the use of 86,329.11 7I.9S 3,881.29 7,400 09 243^099.09 179,000.09 8,699.99 Flurld* (iruvri Drainage District liund*........... Total 406.93 ____ A8SKTH AND LIAIIILITIKH’ V- * 'various sections of the country to which our protective labeling laws have not sufficiently applied, and in such e ,ces the housewife is nat­ urally left in the dark. 'Fake for instance, socalled Self-Rising Flours; there are no laws re­ quiring the label on these flours to name the ingredients. These are still bought blindly without knowledge of the ingredients, for the reason that these mixtures seem never to have been subjected to the same label requirements as other mixed food products. One is unable to determine from the label of any sack or package of Self Rising Flour what the quality of the flour is or what other ingredients are mixed in with it. Nime .......................... Making . . . . . . l)lobuM»rmrnt« |nr the Hit .Monlhi: a3&*iS3S? distribution must of necessity conform to pure food laws, not only those of her own State, but also must be in conformity with the Federal Food Laws. Non* Depository llalance Mar. 31, 1919 l!«frip (« !*»t I hr RISING SUN all advertised fo o d produ cts o f national 8.81 ............. .. . Making ............ .... .................. Disbursement* tor Ihe Sit Months: Dl tehlrig •, 1- W c have a com plete stock She knows, for instance, that 33.0». lll.ACK H A M M O C K DllAINACF DISTRICT FUND Dopositnry Ilalanre Oct. !. 1 9 18____. . . ................................ Itrcrlpls for the Sit Months: From; T a i Col l ect or—T a s e s . ____ ___ _______ Wc arc sole agents fo r A m erican Steel & W ire purchasing only standard goods of established merit. 1,291.13 22.26 .10.16 .......................... Value of Count) Piupvit> 441,989.24 6,000.00 15.000. 00 10.000. 00 12.000. 09 43.000. H ow ev er, the h ou sew ife can Tho Fait Breaker. JuBt for tlm unko of plvlns mb names thlnR to ntnrt nn nreument, will nomts fwyly plenso cuRsrost tltfil mh it mnkes a bnby cross to cut teeth It niUBt make tym crosa-cycd to cut eyo teeth- W IGHT GRO CERY CO., Sanford, FL. 0 7/////J///I. HI* Chrlitmaa Preaent An old follow 1 know, nnd who tins all sorts of money, «nys that when ho was n boy llvlm: on n farm In I’ennBylvnnln nil he cot for Christman was the privilege of shooting n gun once at a mark.—K. W. llowe's Monthly. •7k Qoldimlth'a Masterpiece. Goethe, nt tho time o f publication, , Had Him There. »M0 tlint "Tbo VIcnr o f *Wnkolldd" "Denonn Simms Mow he donn’ jipl i r . r o i t T UP COUNTV f i n a n c k h n r m i n o u : c o u n t y was out* of the bent novels’ ever writ­ provt* o’ churches advertisin'," remark­ I'rtlod Kndlni March 31*1, 1919 ten, nnd called It a “ proBO-ldyll." It la ed Khlnhonu; “ hut when Ah nst him, Tl; following report uf (hr rerrinls ami li is burse Turrit* Ilf thp (until of SKM1NUI.K eertntnly the niuslcnl prono of a truo n dnt ense, wulfo* ho ring the church CO UN TY lor th period m il Inc .Marrh 31.1, 1919, Mllh thp balance* ami amount of war* poet,—Julian mil. ' * hell fo* service, lie Jos' had millin’ to ran** iiut.landlnit and statement uf Ihe asset* anil liabilities. and the vain* ol County property. • »rrjit irhnul ot the sold Srmlnole County a . reported on the .11 it day uf Marrh', gay."—Iloston Transcript. HIINKST A M U . Comptroller. 2,122.83 4 8.20 Net Ilalanre Oct. 1, I 9 l n . . „ ............. ................ .. Itffrlpl* for Ih■ ,"i» Month*: From ’la* Collector— t « » m . ...... ...................................... — ... „ , C om p tr ollc r^ U etn iH . . ... ........... •, Comptrullfr — Redemptions Depositor!**— In tr tn t •■■■.. ....... j _ . . W. C. William.on — Mitrtllanruus Item. . ..................... M ak in g.______‘ ___________________________.*________________•_* llUhur.rinrnt* fur (hr S I .'M o n t h . : Hilary Cl.ik Circuit Court ai County Auditor and Clerk to County C o m m U .lo n tr ........................ Per Diem and Mileage of County Commiuluner. Pay ol Shrrltf for a t te n d .tier on Cou nty Commissioners S.l.rlr* of other Ufflrrre anil Cinpluyrra: Attorney fur County Commissioner* Supeni.or of Registration............. ......... County Phy.iclan . . ( ounty Demon.irutlon Agent ...» . . ................. ............ I urnltuir and t l ilu r e * fur: Court lloutr............. .............. ..... .....‘............... _.................... ............. Ripens’ a of ( ounl) llulldlngs: Janitor. »n<*. other attendant. ............ .... ........... . Light. furl and water________... ....... ....... ........ ............... ... Ii.turanre.......................... ...... ............... ......... ............... ........... Incidental.___ . , e ,. , __ ________ r-______ _____ , Kent........................... ..... ............... ...... -r . .................... l are uf ( ounl. Poor: Repair* and addition, to Poor llou.es and F a r m . . P i p e d . -• operation Poor Hou.es and Farm. ....... ...... Alloaanre* trade to Pauper, outside of Poor Houses and paid by Warrant................................ £ ___ ________ Coroner's ln«|ur.la: For. of Ofttcer., Juror, and 9 ’ lttiruri . Stationer) A Printing: <h ni u l Stationery, lllahki, etc - - ...... ..... .... Record l l o o k .......... .............. ..................... ................. Advertising reoulred by law and paw lor by county . - ____ . I nnutil»lon> Paid to ttfnreri; • Tut Assessor ..... ........ ............. . . T a t Collector .............. ,■ ,, , • lira Orruit Court, recording and general rourt work'........... Fipen.r* ol ( i.n c m l Flection........................................ ______ __ Mat< rial and labor lor target. ... . ...... ..................... Fspen.es ol Deputy T a i Collector . .. . . ____ . Tick eradication work . ....___ lt< nt ol room for Uovernment Laboratory - — ___ __ 2,071.63 7,771.62 674.69 384.46 9 3 .11 910.49 9,831.67 11,909.20 Book* That Profit. There are hundred" of book", ench one of whlrlt. If rs-till rend, really nsfdinllnted by tin* person to whom It happens to npptml. will enable that person tpilte unconsehmsly to furnish himself with ammunition which ho will find of use In the battle of life.—Roose­ velt. 740.00 341.00 26.00 300.00 210.00 180.00 440.00 17.24 240.00 240.02 88.10 37J.66 800,0(1 * 32.90 2,416.10 one sentence o f n hun dred lin os, nnd e a rlie r In the book. In one o f the ch ap ters d e scrip tiv e o f W a te rlo o , there nrr over 5 0 lin e s w ithout a fu ll stop. E n g la n d 's rerord Is held b y the fo r­ eign en listm en t net. one section o f ntileli ro'iches Its a ! ; liii'mlt c d iii word. 101.30 9.40 319.64 194.10 178.00 224.23 937,41 167.88 247.30 17.21 16.00 1,901.34 75.00 Daily Fashion Hint 11,581.62 327.48 Depository Ilalanre Marcs 31 1919 379.9.8 •Making /...._........ ...................... Uni, urirmenla for Ihe Sis Months: < oat of Criminal Prosecutions: Sheriff and Deputies, Cst Ills Crim C * -.,_ Clerk Circuit VCourt. Cst Crlra Cs eil M i l A S i tIlls i l l C lll unty Judge, Cst Ills Crlm Cs Justice of Peace, Cst Ills Crim Cs ...... ' ounty’ Proterirting Attorney ___ IJauHTs, Pay for attendance Crim. Ct... Wltncaa Krrr . . . . . . . . <•th. r n penn s of Criminal prn*i*ruilnni ....... .......... — — . Mii rKI't Cum. un Fines, elr.. Coll.............................. ..........- ... heeding Prltoners . . ............ / ______ _____ __________ _________ 'I ran.porlatlon paid for and discharge money paid to con ­ vict* on roads . ........ Cay of ruror In Crim. easts. Countv anil Justice ol Pei.ro Courts ....... ................. . ................... .* I,:,__ Salarv ot Jailor_______________ %___ , N ... ____ , . ____ ._.__ " , 2,291.73 0,113.39 637,f>0 4 6 .4 0 147.78 22.19 300.00 10.00 A m en dm en t to Prayer. L il lie D o n a ld F ro st. H years nbl, says Ids p ra y e rs every n ig h t, am i one evening n fte r sa y in g h is re g u la r prayer, finished up by s a y in g :. "D o n r Lord, p lease don't let Ilro ih e r Ilill put his coltl fe e t on m e ."— E xch a n g e . Hapnlneu. I f wo are to he h ap p y , we m ust bo happy n o w j I f w e lire to be bnppy, w e must be h app y h e r e ; I f w e are to bo happy, w e m ust he hnppy In ou rselves nnd not In our con d itio n s.— E x ch a n g e . 187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE M ONROE Joining Bulkhead on the West. Two blocks of building Ixits. With two story factory building. Address: C. KENNISON, I*. O. Box 505, Orlando, Fla. MONEY SAVING PRICES On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Ton Cob Boy From Ua at • i W h o le sa le P rice* W r l U f a r T r ia s L b l W.A.McrrydayComp«y * Palitko* Florida A . P. C O N N E L L Y City Property and Farms are Going at Reasonable Prices 8 8 .2 0 “ 177.40 49,03 G7K.49 44.00 18.00 390.00 2.639.79 3,473.40 2.80 Depository Ilalanre, March 31.^1919... ....... .... ........ 3,476.10 HOAD FUND M a k in g .«_v_.____ . . . . . . . ____ “ '.em ents r„r (he Hit Month*: • Superintend* nee: i," V 1'* °.1 “ n,l Overseen.................. .. .................. **' Co. Cnmmlstiunrra for mail Inspection-........... —-------• sld to other persons (or road Inspection ------ -------------- --L " nf l o * Maintenance, lload* 6i Ilridara — ' ouli and k ' e f h l - t i i , uowU and repair*--___ {-*' • Mtek, roit, rare and feeding . . . . . . . • aid lur free labor other than Uos. Feeding Rabbit*. R a b b its need iv»t on ly preen fe e d , but n solid sta p le m eal every d a y — p re fe ra b ly o f g ra lt;— but that Is a ill 111ru lty nt p r e s e n t; b read m ny be stibstlI nti’<l. w ith a lit tle bran or ontm enl, and a lw a y s p le n ty o f clean w a te r nr m ilk nnd w a te r. LIST YO U R PRO PERTY AND W E CAN SELL IT . 1 3.821.08 1,081.37 M oll 1,111.25 tVir are publishing a series of her most important articles. REAL ESTATE 62.tO Net Ilalanre, March 31. 1919 ’ . . W arranls outitandlng, March 31. 1919_____ _________________ hserialf D « - I. 1918 irJm' f" r lbr. ? u Moaths: T a i Col ector—f a i m . . _ _ . . __________ J..___ • omptrnl c r —T a i Redemption* • r f k — lload Camp______ Z __________________ Long Sentencea. In " I .e s M ls o rn lje s " V lc io r H u g o has Nit Ilalanrp Marrh 31, 1919 ______ ____ ___ „ ______________ W arrant, out.ianilln* March 31, 1919_____ i FINK AND FOIIFFITUIIt: FUND <"P ‘ttory Ilalanre Oct. 1, 1918 _____ ________ _____ ____ ___ Ilereipta for the Mt M**tha:________________ _______ ___________ T t t Collector—T a i r a ...................................... ............. Comptroller—T a i Redem ptions...____________________ M.eriff — Fines and rustic... ..................................... _ ....... Dili, * Meredith’s Vanity. ‘‘Georgo Meredith, nn bln friend." ’ lined to toll w it. amusement," writes Robert Lyud In the London Nation, "wan a vnln mnn. Someone linn roInteil how, In hln Inter yearn, he repnrdotl It nn a matter of extrouifj.Im­ portance that hi" vlnltorn nhoultl nit In n iHtnlllon from which they would Boo hi" face In profile." 4 A A .V .I . NOTE—Miss Costello it already icell known to most of the ladies of our city. She is of the Domestic Science Ilranch of the University of Chicago, a graduate o f Jwwis Institute, Supervisor o f Domestic Science in Public Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to the Women’s Clubs. \\\\\\\\\\ 1919 b) ihe ( lirfc ol the Circuit Court and thp iluirtl of Count/ Commlaslnnrra l« hereby published under Ihe provl.lnn. of Chapter CM 3 ot the l ,a * . of Florida, A ct. ot 19 1 6 . easily become thoroughly informed about most pro­ ducts and, by a process of careful selection of such products, safeguard health and make pure food legislation effective. 09 FLOUR An added zest for every meal. housewife has lo n g sin ce learned the advisability o f UUILDINC FUND Depositury [lalince Oct. 1, 1 9 1 8 . . . . . . . .. Iteerlple lor the Sts Monlhu: From: Ta* Collector—T a r e s . . . ___ _______ _ .. Clerk—It,tcrist on l l o n d * . ......... C om pany. Every thoughtful 6 0 .0 0 Depository tlalinre March 31, 1919 . _ "..... ......... f AM ERI CAN FE NC*e "| Buying 998.29 9 ,96 9.8 1 6 4 4 9 .9 4 4 8 0 .4 9 3 2 .1 0 4,9 4 2 .4 1 14,9 3 2 .4 4 A MODIBIT CAFE. Nothing is moro Lushiomblo than tho capo Just now. A b a chango from tho bluo model ( ono mlgnt bavo this design In bliquo tricotlno trim­ med with buttons c f suit-material. Tho collar and rovers aro full of lino, yet graccfu. Tho fulneaa nt tho waist is held In with a suede bolt. Medium elzo requires Jarda Cl­ inch material. Pictorial Review Capo No. 7371. BIzea, to II Inches bust. Prlco. 2! cents, Insure Your Home - Your Auto - Tornado Property Damage Agent Drew Development Co. - Liability Formerly Holden Real Estate Co. City Lots in A ll Parts of City Celery Lands in M. M, Smith’s Sub Division . - ) �••••a s iV~i7? PAGE TEN AUGUST 15. 1919 T THU SANFORD HERAID 1 Daily Fashion Hint Finders. There are four sorts of reader*: hour glass readers, whose rending runs In and out nnd.lenvos nothing; sponge renders, who Imbibe ell but only to give It out ngnlg ns they got It, nnd perhaps not so clenr j Jelly-bag renders, who keep Iho dregs nnd refuse," nnd let tho pure run through; diamond renders, who cast aside nil thnt Is worthless nnd hold only gems. Tides of tho Ocean. The Incoming nnd (he outgoing of the tides la enused by the gravllntlnpnl Influence o f the moon. The moon, so to sprnk, drawn or lifts tho water from tho depths on tho snmo principle Ihnt n pump lifts wnter. .And us with a pump, tho wnter rushes In to All the spare left; so the shal­ low wnter near shore rushes out to fill the extra, space caused by rising of the wnter, on the principle thnt wafer seeks Its own level. A DELIOHTrUL TATLLEUB. Just whnt one would want for sum­ mer Is thlrf talllour In silk trlcotlno with narrow straight skirt and a narrow box coat. The most glorious part about tho suit' Is tbo vest of tapestry cloth, overtopped by a col­ lar or lino whlto linen, which may bo freshened ns often as occasion de­ mands. Five yards 42-lnch material and yard tapestry are needed for average siie. Pictorial novlew Jacket No. 7716. Sixes, Id to 20 years. Price, 25 cents. Skirt No. 7.7.74. Sixes, 14 to 20 years. Price, 20 cents. Washington's Advisers. When Washington formed Ills cab­ inet It had but four members, the In­ terior department being unknown, tho war nnd navy departments being un­ der one head, and the postmaster gen­ eral being foborcl'nnti* to the treas­ ury. Nevertheless of these four posi­ tions, he gave two to Virginians, Sec­ retary of State Jefferson nnd Attorney Gcnrr.'.I Randolph; one. to New York, Alexander Hamilton, nnd one to Mass­ achusetts, Henry Knox, pi!!!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!IHIIl = - Watch This Space S ..OryryjvV Plant Will Be Built a t Fernandina to Manufacture Thousands of Tons of Waste Material Into Fertil­ izer for Sole Distribution in Florida. W i t h th s Im m edia te e r e ct io n * f A fa c t o r ) ' t o c o n v e r t sh r im p aerap Intn fer tiliser , Kernantllna w ill have lh a p io n e e r pla nt In the U n lt - d Htalen f o r th e u tilis a tio n o f this m aterial. An­ n ou n ce m e n t o f the n ew InJustry .wan made to d a y hy C. Na»h Held, m a n a g e r o f th e J a c k s o n v ill e office o f th e N i ­ trate A g e n c i e s C o m p a n y . K xp er im en ta on the poeelbtlltlee o f t r a n d a t l n g the w a s te f r o m sh r im p Into a fe r tilise r have been u nder w a y eln ce April, the Idea f o r d e v e l o p i n g auch an Industry h a v in g o r ig i n a t e d In the J a c k s o n v ill e offic e. It la o n lr w ith in the Iasi f o u r o r five days, however, that final de t a ils f o r the estab lishm ent o f the pla nt a t F e r n a n d ln a h ave be e n c om pleted. W o r k w ill c o m m e n c e on th e b u il d in g at on ce. Mr. Held stated this m o r n i n g and the Initial ex p e n d itu re w i l l he b e ­ tw een $10,0(10 and I&0.000. O p e r a tio n s w ill be g in a b o u t ' O c t o b e r 1. T h e o u t ­ put o f fe r t ili s e r w ill be Just su ffic ien t f o r Florida, a c c o r d i n g to Mr. Held, an d the produ ct w ill not be put on th e m a r ­ k et for w h olesa le fe r t ili s e r m a n u f a c ­ turers. K q u a l to F e r w l a o C.iinno. T h e ahrlinp s c r a p has v e r y sim ilar and In fact ab ou t the sam e Ingredie nts s s those f o u n d In I'eiwivlan Uuano. an d from a fe r tili s a t io n st a n d p o in t Is equ ally aa v a lu a b le aa the P e r u v ia n p t r d u c t , c o n s id e r e d the m o s t \ I m p o r ­ tant pla nt fo o d tin .Wie m a r k e t . . United States of the World. The day will come when we shall realize not only the brotherhood o f In­ dividuals hut the essential units of all mankind. All are brothers; all chil­ dren of the same father. The bnrrlers which divide nntlons are nrtlflclnt. I Mlevn the time Is nt hand when these harriers will fall, like the wnlls of Jericho, before love's trumpet sum­ mons, when the banner of brotherhood and freedom will float forever.over n new federation—tho United Stntes of tho World.—Tolstoy. H I L L L U M B E R CO BUILDERS S U P P L IE S ’* LUM BER, LATHS, SHINGLES ‘ S E W E R P IP E and D R A IN T IL E Alexandria, Alexandria, founded Ivy the world conqueror, Alexander the Great, lx nn Egyptian city tlml Is enger to loso Its connection with the faraway past nnd become completely modernized. Fate line favored this ambition, for the wontiers (lint Cleopatra knew have been eaten by Are or swept nwny by the sen. Alexnndtln !i n city of trade nnd fashion, dominated hy prosperous Eu­ ropeans too deeply absorbed In tho stock exchange to bo even vaguely In­ terested In the romantic sldo of their city. . iVC TAKE LIUEHTY (MINDS AT PA It ELDER S P R IN G S W ATER TIIOMAN lb IIA K Ell, Ph. I). Anilytlrsl and Consulting Chemist • Professional of Nsluthl Nrlrnre Emeritus, Italllno C e l lr f r , Yloflds Private Laboratory of Itoltlso College b, h o ., Nor. Mb, IMS Winter Perk, Mr. T. O. Charles Hanford , I'ls., X D r s r Sir: I Neve rn m plrls d r s i r f u l r h r m l r s l s n s l i - l * of the cample s im p le o off wolei wafer ( h i t World's Largest Building. The Vntlcnn palace nt Romo Is tho lnrgest building In the world, covering UP,4 ncres, but with Its additions and enlargements It was several centuries In building. The most extensive build­ ing In the world constructed at ono„ time Is tho Pennsylvania station In New York city, which occupies eight ncres of ground nnd has exterior wnlls measuring about one-half n mile. The cnpltol nt Washington covers ir«.'l,112 square feet, or nearly four ncres. you b r o t j h l me early last week, as»d b i t e obtained the following retullo: Cslor_____ ____________________ Clear It esrtlon __ _______ ...Neutral f r e e Ammonia . .. 00porta per million Albuminoid Ammonia_____ ___ . ..,T r«co . C h l o r i n e __ ___ t.IS Oarto per million Total oollde _ . . S.OO parte per million Hardness — » 31.01 part* per million Nil reles._.-------..----- „ T r s r . The aboenre prsrllralty o f free and » l l i » n l » - H sir.ruo.i'a in .hi* "s le r snd Ilf very omatl amount u> rmorlnr Indlrslrs Its iir ellrh t quality for household purposes. In aridlllsn Id ihr gtud -..silly rhotorlr ritllcf of fuprrlar hvusehtld wslrr. It p o f . e . i e o sperlsl fraturro of much vslur, e.petislly lha»e o f rirrltont natural srrallon nnd I.OW degree of h ird n r f-. T h e bar terlologlral analysis. resulting *n on im t lr total fount. In four •ample* of the w strr, of 1 bsrle rl* prr re nt.: and In Smllng no rolon. or other harmful bacteria, fully r o n l r m It* pood quality Indlta trd by the C H E M I C A L analyst*. flf the many waters of th’ s and olhrr region* Ihsl I ha«e analrrrd. I h s ie found none superior In all good qualities to that of Ihr "Ltdrr Water." Youra very respectfully, ( S i g n e d )' T H U S . It. U A K E I I Dally Thought To he trusted Is n greater compli­ ment than *<* »w* l/**-r.t— Mae- Daily FasWou Hint * T. O. CHARLES, Distributor SANYO III). >1.0 III DA TELEPHONE l l l - W gi ;>‘ W * w -f -e s " that T e r u t t a n g u a n o Is ob t a in e d fr o m the p la ces w h er e p elica n s c o n g r r i a t e , am t'­ ll r a r e ly fo u n d In qu a n titie s o f slxe e x c e p t In Peru, It lx o n ly pu t on the m a r k e t e v e r y ( o u r o r a v e y su rs and is to o sc a r c e f o r g e n e r a l use. T h V th ree pla nt f o o d s that c o n s tit u t e fe r tilise r are am m on ia,' potash and ph osp h or ic acid, all o f w h ich o r ig i n a t e p r a c tic a l ly In the sa m e m a n n e r as the P e r u v ia n g u a n o. In view o f these facts, Mr. Held d e c la r e d tod ay, the v a lu e o f d ls c o v e r i o g a p r o c e s s to m a k e th e shrim p •crap Into f s r i i l l ; « r c an be readily Here is your chance if you are looking for a real Irish Buggy made of all hardwood, full bolted and extra wide steel wheel. seen | I Home Idea o f w h a t the Industry w ill m ea n to F e r n a n d ln a can be g a in ed f r o m the f a c t that thla t o w n now' sh ips m er e shrim p th an a n y one p la ce In the U nited Hlates. T h e ca lc ti last y e a r r a n g e d ‘ u p w a r d to 10,060 tons, a ttret o f 200 b o a ts b e i n g e n g a g e d In c a t c h in g sh r im p f o r th e Ferm u .d lnn inurkrt. W il l Itllm ln a l* l.uss. D u r in g tho e s p e r l m e n t i In mUklng sh r im p s c r a p Into fertiliser, It wua f o u n d Ihul i - p er cent o f the sh rim p Is head, w h i c h Is re m o v e d uml t h r o w n a w a y b e fo r e the sh rim p ur* Iced and •hipped. Hhrliup c a n i . e i s l>*o an ev en b i g g e r p e r c e n t a g e o f th e sh r im p In running. p er cent, w h ich con sti­ tu tes the head and tall, be in g w ae.ed. T h e scr a p w ill be c o lle c t e d n ig h tly In m o t o r trucks, hauled to the plant and pul t h r o u g h a d r y i n g nml g r i n d ­ i n g process. .O w in g to the sp eedy d e ­ c o m p o s it io n o f the w a s te a q u ic k p r o ­ c e ss !■ n ecessary. W h ile the m a n u f a c t u r e of sh r im p • ersp Into fe r t ili s e r has been tried in a sm all way before, thla Is tho Oral tim e an e n t ir e ly s u c c e s s f u l p r o c e - a has be e n fou nd. Mr. Held said today. In ad dition to the for tllla er a s l o c k f o o d w ill be m a d e out o f the sh rim p acrap. T h e F e r n a n d ln a plant will be under th e s u p e r v is io n and d ir e c t io n ox th e J a c k s o n v i l l e offle*. __________ — REAL ESTATE BARGAINS Price $4.25 . Standard Size Wash Doards llrass 70c Glass COc White Metal 45c LEE BROTHERS LITTLE TOT8’ ROMPERS. Playtime calls for comfortable gar­ ments, go hpre Is a romper model thnt answers 'he requirements of good sense and good looks. Plain blue gingham may bo used, tbo bloomers being shirred to a short waist with sleeves cut In one. Thero aro pockets of self-material. Eor average slzo, two yards 36-Inch inntcrtnl. Pictorial Review Rompers No. 7155. Sizes, 1 to 6 years. IT loo, 15 fonts. H ARD W A RE for HARD W EAR Kook Stoves, Yes! No. 7 No. 8 - - $14.75 .- 17.00 Plumbing and Sheet Melal Contractors Peculiar’ Fetllng. Ct'lln liiul been 111 for tunny week* Out* tiny when nhi* was stronger ami hmi been put in n clmlr, she slipped down In tin* floor nnd stood for u mo ment on ht*r foot. "Oh," sin* vnld, Ii n nmrli surprised voice, “ I feet henv to myself." | H. B. L E W I S 1 =S List Your Property With Me gs Many Like Him. All newspnpiT* often have advertise•nents which could be rewritten ndvnntnRemedy, Rut It took n eluireh paper lo offer tin* most original one yet: "Wanted—A mlnUler who 1ms been nmrrb'd -2 years Is very desirous of scouring n change." Daily Fashion Hint lillllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllI Free B ooks Citrus Insects and Diseases:- Short, plain descrip­ tion of the common citrus troubles with direc­ tions for treatment; also receipts for spraying advised and directions for spraying and prun­ ing,— twenty-four pages. Garden and Field Troubles:- Sixty-four pages of valuable information on control of the various troubles that may arise in the truck garden or field including preparation of soil, rotation of crops,* handling of seed and seed beds, transplant ing, spraying, etc. Miscellaneous Crop Troubles:- This twenty-page book treats of the peats found on avacado, figs grapes, guava, lawns, mango, ornamentals, peaches pears, pecans, persimmons, plums and tobacco Write today for information that will help you. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. Maaufarturm of I dm! and UmxtiHdm R. C. MAXWELL, Manager Hanford Uisuch llft j/Z.Y K \ T7J9 FOR EXCLUSIVE YOUNO LADIES. One can manage to look both pic­ turesque and sophisticated In a toi­ lette with skirl of plain pique nnd overblauso of llgured organdy, es­ pecially It tho orcrblouse goes over the walatllnn nnd ha- a round r.cck run with black satin ribbon. Need­ less to ndd that the streamer belt Is also of satin ribbon. M dlum also requires l f l yards 36-lnch pique and yards‘ flKured orrindy. Pictorial Review Dress No. .7739. Slzeg, 12 to 29 years. Price, 25 cents. m JlTh* some today! Y ou ’re going to call Lucky Striken just right. Because Lucky Strike ciga­ rettes give you the good, w holesom e flavor o f toasted Burley tobacco. J h xu srC eoA A . eM toasted �AUGUST 15, 1919 THE SANFORD BpgRALD MEET HERE TO M O R R O W now in the neighborhood of $17,000 !■* brick Ninth Street from Park Commissioner* of Seminole County, Florida, Lut on* aid one-hail (1)4) blocks, nt th* office of eald board al the court house per mile to build nnd $1,000 per Avenue I’ lopossl to be presented In n ssslcd cn- in Sanford, Florida, on or before ten o'clock ctlopn erdoreed on lb# outside "U lds let n. m, on th* Snd day of ftplrmbsr A. D. 1919, Volucta. Lake and Seminole to De- mile for interest alone. pseln* Ninth Street." Snnford, Florid* and for th* eacavntlon and construction of the cldc on Bridges There is good argument on both Ibensnse of tho bidder or bidders. ditches, drains or canals and lateral ditches, E*cb. proposal must be accompanied b y a drain* or canals (n th* Jessup Drainage Dis­ made payable at elfht In the trict. The boards of county commiivaion- sides of the question. The people certified.check order of tho City Clerk of Sanford, Firoldn Earh bid must be accompanied by a certi­ s of Volusia, Sominolo and Lake themselves must determine what for two hundered ( 1200 .00) Dollars. fied check In tha sum of Five Hundred ItiOO) they want.— DeLand News. Dollar), payable tr said hoard, as an evi­ Th# successful bidder or bidders will be counties meet In Snnford at 9 o'clock required to fiv e n bond equal t o his or tbeir dence of godd f a l 'j . E stlm s'H total VA.-dsgr, tn.attu cubic bid and sucli bond to ba executed by n Saturday for the purpose of conalstsurety rotayin y, licensed to do business in yards. Thla quantity Is only approalmats-, Tnc joint action with reference to tha State of Florida, said bond to be being given ns a uniform basis (or compari­ son of bids, and th* said board reserve* the approred by the City Coundl. Another Elrthday Parly -u'chasing the bridges over the St. 1 Flans snd specification* may be seen nt right to Increase or decrease the amount of aald yardage a* may be deemed n****siry. A pleasant event In young people’s tha City Clerk** ortlco or at tbs office ol Johns at Harden’s Ferry and a All bid* shall be made upon a form to be 9red T. William*, C l 'y Hnilnser. Crow s Bluff and the erection of a circles was the birthday party given The City Council reserves th* rl*ht to re­ furnished. snd snd all bids. The board neervr* the tight to reject any bridge at Osteen. Seminole county by Miss Mabel Wilkinson on Wed­ ject and all bids. Fred I*. Itlnr* F. L. Miller City Clerk l*re*. Council. -Th e successful blddsr w 1be required to ttill b e a s k e d to meet half the ex­ nesday afternoon in celebration of give a bond' equal to 75 per rent of the Fred. T. Williams • her fifteenth birthday to a group of amount of his tr their bid, computed upon City. Fnglnecr. pons CS-ttc. the basis of the yardage above mentioned, pmsc of the bridges at Harden’s girl friends among whom were in­ with a Surety Company qualMed ta write such bonds in the State of Florida, at surety cluded the cb'iir of the Congrega­ Kerry and at Osteen, while Lake NOTICE OF ELECTION thereon; the Surety Company and form of Notice I* hrreby liv en thst an election bond to be approved by said board. county will he asked to meet half tional church. Games were enjoyed will be held ■ t the several Foiling places In A copy of plans, spevlflratlon* and pro•he expense of the bridge at Crows nnd delicious refreshments served Seminole County, Florida, on the 16th day ill** and proposed contract, bond and form of of September IDID pursuant lo Chapter Into in the afternoon. bid may- lie obtained upon application to the yluff. All providing the people of HI95 ol the I.aws of Florid* *-*r - f 1213, undersigned upon making a deposit of Entitled An net ,tn Prohibit Hot* or Swine Ten Dollars, this sum to be rrfunded when Volusia county vote in favor of ellmrunnln or roaming at Isite In eald county, aald plans, sprrlflratlons, etc., have been re­ Lossing—Lee inatitu! the present privately owned for the purpose of adopting or rejectlnt the turned. Provision* of said set, said election to be Ily order of the Hoard of County Com­ ” J hlsh ..II bridge. The wedding of Lieut. Frank Los­ held In securdence with exUtint law* tovern- missioner* of Seminole County, Florid*, inr tcnersl elections, Including the ijuslUi'seal* J.\ A. DOlHil.ASS, To make the bridges free, main­ sing nnd Mrs. Mary Evelyn Lee cstlon of voters. 65 Uc Clerk. tain them with eight keepers, one at took place at tho home of Mrs. Lee The following elector* hsv* been appointed each bridge, and to pay interest on on French avenue last Sunday after­ to conduct ssiiT election and to canvass snd make returns of the vote* cast In the several Ike Cirrull Court of the Seventh Judicial the investment estimated at $350,000 noon at four o’ clock. Dr. George precincts, respectively, the last named to art In Cirrull of Florida, Serilnnle County. In as clerk Chancery. n il. cost the tax payers about three Hyman, pastor of the Haptist church J. F. I.sing, joined by J. E. I.ilng, her hut* Precinct No I. Tim Kesne, F. E. C mills additional taxes, which would officiated and only the immediate A. W. Wathen and W. F. Shilley. band. I Complainants Precinct No 2 A. S. Hawkins, J. C. Muflrtt bring in about $30,000.00 per year. family and a few friends were pres­ J**, A. Johnson snd J. IV. Hell. v». Precinct No 3, C. I.. Hrltt, (i. P. Patton, Wm. (!, Andenried. It. If, Kamsry, Geo, It. If a Hat rate of 25 cents toll for the ent. Morton, Individually and a* trustee, Cal­ David Speer, and F. I*. Hlnei. round trip is made, it i.t estimated The contracting parties are well I’reclnrt No. t, fc. A. Hicks, T. A. John­ vin A. Poser, Anna C. Woodhrldge, indi­ vidually snd as trustee, Albert (J. Eavew A. V. McOuinn and le opard Kelt. that the bridges will be self sustain­ known here, the bride, Mrs. Lee son, Precinct No. S, T. t . Cushing. N. J. Tan­ and ttichie H’ oo-Ibrldce, snu *’ unknown peer n» rlalmlng Interest, by through or un­ ing. w ill meet their own upkeep, pay having resided here for many years ner, <). (1. Wslrott :nd H. II. McCall Precleet No 6, J. W. Flynt, 0 . T. Peters.• der anv of uie above named defendants, fur their own keepers, pay interest nnd for the past two years has been J. V. Wicks, snd M. E. Henley. either as heirs, devisee*, grantees, legatees No. 7. It, It. Roberts, J. E. Sny­ nr oth>rad-e. and all unknown person* rl»lmon th z investment and create n fund connected with the J. L. Millery der.Precinct Ing interest bv, through or under Jessie C. (I. O.J Arub* AD•1 l„ U. Collins. Murphey and J. Klrhmond Murphey, her Precinct No, H. C. E. Mathers, S. E. for retiring the bonds. bakery where her uniform courtesy Mathers, P. E. Iteddltt tnd A. W. Morcmsn. husband, now deceased, as heirs, devisee*. Precinrt No. 9 T. D. Hartley, T. P. I.«*le Irgatre*. or otherwise, and all other unknown Some people want the bridges ab­ and good nature made her a world (f prrtnr.i rlalmlng any Interest In and to salt) A. Ilistllne, snd J. N. Searcy. The groom is the son of J. Prerinct solutely free, clalminp that it i» no friends. No. 10, James Itrcd, J. 0 . Mar­ property invloved In said suit. Defendants. A. C. Sloblom and A. E. Sjoblom. more just to collect tolls on bridges Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lossing of this tin,Precinct No, 11. J. W. Osteen, A. W. Order nf Constructive Service tahn to collect them on brick and city and has just returned from Mullen, A. II. Fuller snd W. 11. Hsllsrd. T o all unknown nartles claiming interest Said elerllon to br held In accordance by, through or under IVm. G. Andenried, other hard surface roads, which cost France, where he was a Frst Lieu­ with It. t l. K am sey, G eo . II. M orton, Individually the is ** of Florida governing the hold tenant serving ull through the war. in* of general elections In said state snd re­ and aa trustee, Calvin A. Post*, Albert G. Eaves, Klrhle Woodhrldge and Jessie C. to be made to the clerk and rhair- n^we«W»*ve-e»-vw.~',",om,inii Murphey, her He is an experienced carpenter nnd turns man of the Hoard of County v ou ..... ' husband, a* heir*, devisees, grantees, legator* is in the employ of Contractor S. O. ot said County. 'Done by order of th* tt..-,-) - ( Cstiivtv , nr ot*>—- I - - rr Jgy ... sltkvi «*i mem, *n<l alt Shlnholscr. Commissioners ot Se'-inole County, Florida unknown person*, corporations or »*siel». tion*, rlalmlng an Interest In the following IS jail E. A. litHHH.A8S Mr. and Mrs. Lossing will make Clirk of Hoard of County Commissioners! described properly vltutt* m Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida, to w|t ii —'ln at Intersection nf ol Seminole County, Florida. their future home on French avenue 6&*Mr. East Line of Mellouvillo Ave., with souru line of Sec. 30, run North along Mellonville this city nnd the best wishes of their Ave., 162 .yards, East at right angles 162 ninny- friends nre extended to them. In the t'lrrull Court. Seventh Judicial f i t ■ yards, South at right angle* 162 yards, MSS. « S . LIMIK ASLEEP And Wai Run-Down, W eak and Nervoui, Say» Florida Lady. Five Bottles of Cardoi M ade u » cr n cu . Kathleen. Fla,—Mrs. Dftllna Prine, of thla place, naya: "After the birth of my last ch ild ...I got Tery much run-down and weakened, no much tbit I could hardly do anything at all. I was bo awfully nervous that I could ecarccly enduro the least noise. My condition wan getting worse all ibo tim e... I knew I must havo somo relief or I would soon be in tho bed and In a serious condition for I felt so badly end was so nervous and vreak I could hsrdly live. My husband naked Dr. —— —about my taking CarduL Ho sa.d, It’s a good medicine, and good for flint troublo’, so ho got mo 6 bot­ tles... After about tho second bottle I felt greatly improved...before taking It my limbs nnd hands and arms would go to Bicep. After taking It, however, this poor circulation disap­ peared. My Btrcngth carno back to me nnd I -.van neon on tho road to health. Afler lUe uso of about 5 bot­ tles. I could do all my house-work and nttend to my six children bo­ rides." Vou can fe d cafo In giving Cardui e thorough trial for your troubles It contains no harmful or habit-forming drugs, but is composed of mild, vegelat,lp, medicinal Ingredients with no , J nfter-offoots. Thousands of women have \olun tar Ily written, telling of « .Cardui has doue thcui. It Ihouitl holp you, too. Try i t . H 74 ♦ '♦ ♦ • ♦ 4 W 9 t O » 9 9 M 9 « 4 4 M W ' \ ♦ BUSINESS CARDS j i 4 9 9 »* »9 «M 9 9 9 «»«m 4 4 4 9 4 «4 One Inch Cards Will lie Published Un­ der This Heading Al The Hale Of *7.?Per Year. I S C H EL LA LWEYMEARI N E S orncE in t i h : c o u r t h o u s e SANFORD -•• FLO RID A THOMAS EMMET WILSON E. PER01'SON IIODSMtrLIrr.F Wilson & Hoasholdcr LAWYERS Snnford. Floruit ATLANTIC HOTEL Hay nnd llogan St*. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. All railroad ticket offices in building. Center of every­ thing. All modern improve­ ments. First class in every way. Hot and cold running water in rooms. Rates, $1.00 up. Room and bath $1.50 up E. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. We Still Have Good Envelopes at 5b a Pk£. HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Office Supply Dept. Phone 148 Sanford, Florida Knocking High Halls Dcraiise the Sanford hnli team was fined one hundred dollars for its rolueal to allow Umpire Osteen to ar­ bitrate a game the people of that thnt town nre ilrinly convinced that Sanford is right In the same class with Saint Louis and Sheorngo. Yassum. Where is there another •town in the state thnt has been fined like that? Yes, where Is it? And where is there another town in the state thnt is willing to go right down in its stocking nnd pull up n wad, rip off a century note, slap it down on the counter—and then smile7 I'll answer: There nin’ t none. Sanford is plum ticklen half to death over the happy termination of nn unplensant episode. Oh, you Sanford! You little dusty rogue!— Palm Beach Tost. • Will Transport School Children The Snnford schools will ngnin fur­ nish transportation to the children living within the Sanford territory hut too far'from the school building to walk. Elsewhere in this issue the board is advertising for bins for such trans­ portation as it is their desire to have everything in readiness by the open­ ing day. celt, nf Florida, In and for Seminole Conn. I). In Cliancrry H. J. I.obean and Alma Thurman, Complainant*, * Cordelia E.' *ilill and William Hmry Hill, her hushnni; *14- •c-V'-T*1 par­ ties claiming Interests under Cordelia I. . Hill and William Henry Hill, her husband, or ritlirr of them, or other­ wise, In the land described below; Alien G Apgar and — •—•—Apgar, his wife; all unknown partle* ‘ a claiming maiming Interests under Allen G. Ape*•r anil — — — Apgar, hi* wife, or either ot them, or otherwise. In the land det* erllH’d below; all unknown parties claiming an Interest In th* following drsrrlbed land situate In Seminole f o u n t ) , Florida, to-wit: S 1j of S l j of SEJj of SW Jt of Section 11, Tow n­ ship 21 South, Range 29 East; also begin at SW corner of S E 's of Sec­ tion 13, Township 21 South, Kangr *9 Eail, run east l l ) i rhalns, north 10 rhalns, west 11)4 chains, south 10 chains, defendants. Order of Service by Publication T o all parties claiming Interests under Cordelia E. Hill and William Henry Hill, be? husband nr dthrr of them, or otherwise, in the land described below: and all parties claiming interests under Allen G. Apgar and — — — Apgar, hi* wife, or e.ther of them, or otherwise. In the land desvribrd below; and all parties rlalmlng an Interest In the follow­ ing devrrlbfd land situate In Seminole coun­ ty. Florida, to-wit! S,'l ol S !y of SE ?j of MV U of Section 13, TownsMtr 21 South, Kangr 23 East; also begin at SW rornrr of SK ji of Section 13, Township 21 South, Hangr 29 East, run East I l l s chains. North LO rhalns, West 1 ( ) 4 rhalns, South 10 chains. It Is hereby ordered tha* you appear to tie bill of complaint I1*;J htreln against you In the above entitled cause, on the first day of September, A. D. 1919, and the Sanford Herald Is hrreby designated a* the newspaper In whlrh this nrdrr shall br published oner a week for twelve consecutive weeks. Witness my hand and seal of office this 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919. (trail K. A. DOUGLASS, ( I,rk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., FI*. W. M. Murphy, Jr., Solicitor for Ccmptal 56-|3tc West |62 ja rd s, Sec, 30 Twp, 19 S. itangc 31 E. Vou and each of you are hereby ordered to be and appear briore our said Circuit Court at th* Court House n Sanford, Fla on the 3rd day of Nov. A. I). 1919. then wed , v rr* lo make nn**-cr t z ttv uir. 6. 1* —..i. hrrri.i ft d against vou. It I* further ordered that thl* notice It* published onre a week (or twelve week* In the Svnfurd Herald, a newspaper, published In Seminole County, F'lorlda. Witness my hand and seal of said Circuit Court, thU the 7th vlav ol August 1919. (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co., Kla, E. Hnusholder Suliw'itor. 6 5- IStc In Clrrult Court of the .Seventh Judlrlal Cirrull nr Florida, Seminole Count), In Ch nrett. C. L. Randall, Complainant v*. V William Atkinson Daniel, Luther C. Porter, The Pnrt.mnuth Trust ft Guarantee C o., Alice C. Hill, David Lee Daniel, A. D. Marblrd, and all unknown prrtons claim ­ ing any Interest by through or under the above named parti*, or either of them, as hrlrs, devi.rrs. grantees, legatees or oth er­ wise and alf other unknown persons claim­ ing any interest In and to said lands Involved In said suit. *t al. Di frndants. Order of Constructive Service To the defanvlants; William Atklo.nn Daniel, Luther C. Porter, The Portsmouth Trust Guarantiee Co., Alice C. Hill, David Lw Daniil and A. D, Klarblrds It appearing from the sworn hill of c o m ­ plaint herein Aled, that your place of rcrldence Is unknown, and that you are over ,he age of 21 years: It Is therefore Ordered that you and earh of you do appear before our said Circuit Court at the Court House In Sanford. Florid* on the Clh day of Lrtovrr, A. D. 1919, thin and there tn make answer to th* bill of f ortplalnt fll»d hrrsln against you. It Is further ordered that this order be published In C'e Sanford IDrald, a newspaper published in Seminole County, Fla., onee a » e * i for eight ronsecutlve weeks, WMrv-s my ha-.il and seal of said Circuit Court this the Tth day of August 1919. (St ai i E. A. DOUGLASS, _ (;' rl- of C lr-ilt Court Seminole Co., FI*. ft In t'lrrull Court Seventh Judicial t'lrrull, Seminole Counts. Florida. In • hsntrvy Henry If. 111. i f t Chappell. II. lHt» E. F. Housholdv-r, Marv Wheeler Chappell, and Solicitor. 65-9te Couldn't Find Any. Hill to J. Ilargrvave*, Complainant* quiet v*. "I got one good laugh out of the Joteph Garvin, Title. the unknown Notice of tpatlrallon for Tat Deed Under tour, anyhow," said Yorick Hamm, legatev* and devisees under the Section H of Chapter I t M , I.aws of Flotilla lavt will and testament nf Jo­ Notice is hereby given that George Smlth“ and that was when a lank town sher­ seph Garvin, the unknown ieir* of rrmufi, purchaser nf Tas CcrtiAvat* No. iff tried to attach our box office re­ Joseph Garvin, Wm. O. Arvdrn1922. dated the 3rd day of JUnr A. D. 1901, rrld, the unknown legatees and . ceipts.”—Louisville Courlor-Journol. has Aled said regtlAcal-ln my office and ha* devisers under the last will und made application for tas dtrd to issue tn testament of Wm. G. Andrnaccordance with law. Said cerllflcate em­ reid, and the unknown heir* of brace* the following deacrihed property sit­ Wm. G. Andrnrvld, Defendants. uated in Reminol# County, F'lorlda to wit; Notice tn Non-Residents SW'*' of 8 W I ( Sec. 19, Twp. 21 South T o Joseph Garvin, Itvsldcnce Unknown; Range 39 East. The said land l» l n ( as­ T o Wm. G. Andmreid, Healdenre Unknown: j sessed at the date of the isauanre of such It appearing by the sworn bill of com- |rtrtiPrato in the name of J. W. Drown. plaint tiled hi-reiu against you that you have i I ' s l t i i irrtiiirsts shall be redeemed or to have l o n e Inter*** •" the I-!!.. - - , according tn law tax deed will ftsue thereon ^nnford Reads Them \V!ih Un­ Ing rlilm drsrrlbed I'nd in Seminole county, Flor­ on the 9lh day of September, A. I), 191 J. ida, lo-wit: * common loterest Witness my official signature and se.-l thla The West half <W'>I of the Southwevt the 7th day of August A. D. 1919. A Sanfoid citizen tells his experi­ quarter (SW )J) of Srctlon 29, Township 19 tlleal) \ K. A. D >UGI. VSS. Kangr 31 East, less and eir rp t the Clerk Circuit Court S-minole C ounty, ence in the following statement. No South, West half ( W ' i ) ol the West half W ', 1 of j Florida better evidence than this cun be had. the Southwest quarter ( S W ' j l of th* South­ Hy V, M. Douglass, D. C. west quarter ( 8 W ) ( ) of Section 29. Town­ The truthful reports of friends und ship 19 South. Kang* 31 East. Containing '9 Ilrpartmrnl of the Interior, P, ,S. Lin I (>(T>e*‘ neighbors is the best prouf in the aerra niot\ or I*-**. (i sines ville, FI*. July ?*, 191** You ate therefore hereby required and or world: Read and be convinced. tiered to he anil appear befoie our said Notice is hereby given that Sadi* Waliace widow of Arthur II. Wallace, deceased, of Circuit Court at the Court House in San­ Ask your neighbor! ford. Florid*, on th* F»ril Monday In Au­ Wrkiwa, Florida, who on May 23, 1911 1919, bring the (th day of said month, mail* Ifomeslead Entry No 012121 for A. W. Wathen, farmer, 400 W. gust, then and there lo make answer to the bill S W '4 of N W ' j , N W I , of S i v t , Section 6 First St., Snnford, suys: "I have of complaint herein Bled against you, and ft N l j of S E ' t , Section 6. Township 20 9,, therein tall not, else said bill will be taken as Hang* 29 E. •Tallahassee Meridian has A|e<| used Doan's Kidney Fills off nnd on confessed against you, followed by Aral de­ notice of Intention to make three-year I’ rjo f to establish rlalm to the land above drsrrlbed for laverul years and they are the cree. It Is further ordered that this notice he before Clirk Circuit Cuurt, at Hanford, belt kidney remedy to be had. I published In the Sanford Herald., a news­ Florida, on the 6lh day of September 1919. Claimant names a* wltntsse*paper published in Hcml|fd* rounty. Florid*, have auflered a lot with my back one William C. Holiday, nf Wekiwa, Florida. each week for 8 codqecutlvs week*. II. II. Click, of Wekiwa. Flarida. and kidney weakness. On several TO ALL F A K T IB 3 C L A I M I N G AN I N ­ Ebrn ( ’ ripper, of Wekiwa Florida. T E R E S T IN T H E P H O I'E IIT Y H E R EIN occasions Donn’s Kidney Fills have IIELOW O KSCUIH E D: 'Inder Joveph liar- \\\ n. Whidden, of Wekiwa, Florida, ROUT. W. DAVIS come to my rescue when. I was com­ yin and Wm. G. Andcnrcid, or otherwise. 6l-5tg * Register. It bring made to appear by a sworn bill of pletely down and out with kidney romplalnt filed hertln again.t you thst you lh. Inlrrtar., If. N l.and Dill re trouble. Whenever I feel their need have or claim lo have some lnlef*«t in the "rpydmrnl of Gainesville, FI*., July 26. following described lands in Seminote county, Nutire I* hereby given that John K [)»-,-• now, they always bring the same Florida, to-wlt: lilioti ol fack xiiu lllr, Fta., who on May ID, The Writ half ( W M ) of the Southwret I9 H , made Homestead Entry- No. 011191 quick results and I can't say too uarter ISK’ j f l of Section 23, Township ID for N H of N W k . SE Ji of* N W )f A NWW of much in tHeir praise.” (Statement outh. Range 31 Ea*t, Irea and eir ept the of Nl: ‘ i . Srrllnn 2It Township IK 8. Kangr W r it half ( W ) 4 ) of the West half (W>4) of .11 E., Tallahassee Meridian ha* (Red notice given May 22, 1914.) the Southwest quarter I S W f i l of the South- of Intention to make Thtee-year I'roof to well quarter < S W )() of Section 2D, Town- ratatillah claim to the Unit aliove described, 'On March 19. 1918. Mr. Wathen ■hlp ID South, Kang* 31 Kaet, conalnlng hrfore Clerk Circuit Court at Hanford, TO aerra rnoro or let*. suid: "1. am still ai strong in praise Florida on the Sth day of September inIV. C la im a n t name* it* witnesses: You ara therefore h n r b y commanded and of Doan’s Kidney Fills as ever. I required to be and appear befora our said Cheeter C arp rater, of CUteen, Florida.. haven’ t needed Doan’s since giving Circuit Cuurt at tha Court House In San* , Joha Fell, of Osteen. Florida. ' ford, Florida, on the Flret Monday In Sep. Martin Shepard, of triteen, Florida. my last endorsement." timber, IMID, belnc the firm! day of laid Anthony Jonee of Enterprise. Florida. lit)IIT . W . DAVIS month, then and there to make anaerer unto] Price 60c at all dealers. Don’ t the bill of complaint filed herein aeainat you. j C4-5lc Register. therein fall not elee aald bill will be simply ask for a kidney re m e d y - and •aken ae ronfej-.-it against y o j , lo ba fol­ In t'lrrull ( ' ohm. Hetreih Jud rial C rcolt get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same lowed by final decree. State of Florida. It la further ordered that Ihla r.ollea he I The Merchant! National Hark of Savannah that Mr. Wathen had. Foster- publiahtd onee each week for twelve week* In ] v$. Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. the Sanford Herald, a nawapaper publlahed ' Lae? C. Pierian at Admltlatrafrla of In H— !e ecanty, Florida. Estate of Joaeph F'.negan. (rotated, at al. Done and ordered thla the 51b day of tty virtue of a judgement cindered In the June. 191*. Circuit Court of Orante C o j n t y , Fla., In(teal! E. A. DOUGLASS, proceeding b y ' f l i e farlai to revive the judge­ Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. ment in above entitled raute and for aaecLEGAL A D V ER TISIN G Ily V. E. Douglas*, D. C. ution.ee to certain helre ol Joaeph Flnrgan. Dlekinaon ft Dickinson, , i l i l Mnalien ieeueti thereon, e t'» s ;:d , U , . . « . i i . u i«ueti tnereon, I tH .loo.it i.t Coinpiaintinta. have levied upon and will aril at the front td -llte dour of the Court Haute in Sanford, Semi­ Netlr* la raslnjf Cuutraeler* nole County, Florida at II o ’eU-ik a. m. on Healed proposal* will be received by the Monday the lat day of Sept ‘ ..her, A. D. City Connell of Banlord. Florida at tw, of1019 all the right title and Intrfrit, tlilm and l .It* of lbs C.'ly Clerk at or before * :3<> I . M. demand of Katherine W. I'inagaa, Charlie twpttmber 15th. 1*1* for grading an. pav- PAGE ELEVEN Selby Flnrgan, Joaeph Flnrgan, Lira. II. L. It la further ordered thnt this nolle* ba Lamtxrt, Jams* M rElroy Parramore, Agne* ntbllsbed onr* earh week for Iwtlv* week* Parramor*, Effl* Parramor* and Elisabeth n the Sanford Herald, « newspaper pub­ Parramore, aa heir* of aald Joseph Flnsgao, lished la Sem'nole County. Florida. decease J, in nod to th* SW <( ol N E t j of Witness my hand and affielal seal of tha Section IS, Tn. 20 S. Hang* 31 Eaat and th* •aid Circuit Court thl* th* nth day of AugN W )| of 8 E H of Section IB. Tp. 20. S u»t. 1919. Hang* 31 East In Svmlncle County, Florida. (Seal I E. A. DGUQLAS3 E. E. IIKADY. Clerk, Circuit Court. Sheriff Seminole County, F'la. Sch'll* Mains*. Ct-5tr. ■6!-llte. , oovvnroe (of (J Irtn llim it. j In Cirrull Conti o f th* Seventh Jodlrla In d r o l l Court 7th Judicial Circuit, Sem i­ Cirrull of Florida, Seminole Count). In nole County, Florid*. In Chanrerr, Chanrerg. In r* Petition of Fannie O, Davis; a Married C . L. Itandall, Complainant Woman. v* Order and License William Atkinson Daniel, Luther C. Porter, Thl* matter, coming on to b» heard thl* The Portsmouth 'fru it ft Guraant*e C o.. day before me upon the r*part of E. F. HotttAllro C. Hill, l)av lil Lee Daniel, A. I*. Star- holder, special master heretofore appointed bird. and alt unknown person* claiming tn take and report testimony a* lo In* eapa. any interest by, through or under the city, competency and qualiUcatloni of peti­ above named partir* or either of them, a* tioner to take charge ajf and manage her heirs, devisees legatees, grantees nr other­ n tatr. with hi* opinion th*r*on, th* court, wise, and all other unknown persons rlilm - having examined tha report and the testi­ Ing any Interest in and to the said lands In­ mony. And* that th* aald Fannie C. Davis volved In said suit. *t nl is qualified to take charge of and manage her estate, and thereupon U Is hereby ordered, Order of Constructive Service. To all unknown parties rlalmlng interest adjudged and decreed that the said matter's by, through or undrr William Atkinson Dan­ report lie and the same la hereby approved iel, Luther C. Porter, The Portsmouth Trust and ronflrmcd. ft Guarantee Co., Alice C. Hill, David Lee IT IS F lIK TH E Il O K D E ItE D . ADJU DG Daniel, and A. D. Slarblrd, a* hrlrs, devisees, ED A N D D E C R E E D , That the petitioner, granites, legitees nr otherwise, ot any or the said Fannie C. Davie, be and an* la her* either of them and all unknown person*, by granted license to take charge of anil corporations nr associations claiming an manage her ratate and property, to control Interest In the following described lands the same, to contract and be contracted situate In Seminole County. Florida, to-wft: with, to sue and he sued, and to become n I.ota I tn 29 Inclusive (less Lots t and 6) free dealer and Islr.tl herself In all respects at W. A. ft D. I.. Daniel’* Subdivision of th* II she were unmarried. SE>, of Sec 10. Tw p 21 S. Hang* 29 E. Done and urdered in Chambers at UsLand 130 acres more or leas. F'lorlda this the 2nd nvy of August 1919. Vou and each of you are hereby ordered to J ' 8 . W. I’ E R K IN S he and appear before our said Circuit Court 65-ltc Judge. at the Court House in Sanford, Florida, on the 3rd day ot Nov. A. I). 1919, then and there to make answer to the bill of complaint In the Circuit fau lt. Hetenlh Jadlcftl Cir­ herein tiled against you! cuit. Irs and far Hs.nlnsl) Csnn-.y, FieriJs It Is further ordered that this nutiro br in ffit nrcrr. published onre a week for twelve week* In Albert Hall. Complainant the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published v*. In Seminole County, Flor da. Rtiia M. Hall, Defendant. » Wltnra- my band and seal of said Circuit To Rosa M. Hall, — — Street, IndlinappUi. Ind. Crurt, thl* the 7th day of Aug. 919, (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS It appearln- from the affidavit of Albert Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Cc. *1*. Hall herein duly tiled that he is complainant K. F. llouvholdrr in the above entitled cause and that It is tha Solicitor 6S-I3tc lirlirf that the defendant. Rosa H. Hall, Is a non resident nf the State of F’lorlda and I tnat ehr I* a reddelA of a state of the United In Cirrull I'ouM of the Hr rnth Judirla States other than the State of Florida and Circuit o f Florida, Seminole County. In ii a resident nf the State of Indian*, residing Chancery. ■t — ----------Street In th# City of Indianapolis J. F. l.alnt. Joined by J. K. Ixlng, Ft* r hus­ Indiana and that thsre Is no person in the State of Florida the aervlce of a subpoena band. Complainant*, upon whom —uuld bind the defendant vs. Wm. G. Andenried, R. It. Ramsey, Ova. II. and that It is bli belDf the ago ol th* deMorton. Individually and as trustre, Cal­ IviiiJant is uv r twenty-one years. You are therefore ordered to nppear lo vin A. I’oage, Anna C. Woodhrldge, indi­ vidually and as trustee, Albert G. Have*, this bill on Monday the 6th day of October and Richie Wo-idb.ldgr, an I all unknown A. D. 1919, the same brine a Rule (lev of person* rNImln- - - y ' r * : : . . t I,,, .Ini v.uurt. or under any of the above nvmrd defend­ It is furlhir ordered that this notice be ants, either a* heirs, devisee*, grantees, published tor four conaecullve weeks tn th* legatee* or otherwise, and all unknown per­ Sanford IDrald, n newspaper published In sons rlalmlng interest by through or under Seminole County, F'lorlda. Jv-svie C. Murphey and J. Richmond Murph Witness, E. A. Douglass. Clerk of th* phry, her husband, now deceased, as heir* Circuit Cuurt and the seal thereof thl* 23rd devisees, legatees or otherwise and all day ol July A. D. 1919. other unknown persons claiming any Inter­ K. A. DuUULASS. Clerk, est In and to said property Involved lu said r Ily V. M. Douglas*. D. C. suit. Defendants. A. K. 1’ owers, Order of Conctructfve Servlre. Solicitor for Complainant. BVStc T o the Drfrncanls, Wm. (1. Andenried, It. II. Ramsey, Geo, It. Morton, Individually and as trustee, Calvin A. I'oagr, Albert (1, Eaves and Richie Woodbtidje; It appearing from the sworn bill of com­ plaint hrreln Aled that your plan- of resi­ dence Is unknown, and that you art over KIRK nnd T1IKPT and COLLI3ION Inthe age of 21 years! mrnnee Untied by the FLORIDA .STATE It 1s therefore Ordered that you and each of you do appear before our Hald Circuit AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION U (ho Court, at the Court House in Sanford, Fla, rafest and rhcnpcHt In Ihe world. Write on the 6th day of October A. D. 1919, then for Information to hendquarfem Orlando. and there to make answer lo the bill of com­ AficnDt wanted In cv rry (own in Florida. plaint herein Aled against you. It la further orderrd that this notice be published lor eight ronsectuive week* In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In Semifluid Co. FlaWitness my hand and aral of said Circuit Court this th Tth day of August 1919. (seal i E. a . D o u g l a s s Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co. Ha. E. F. Ilousholdcr, Solicitor. 0l»-9lr. MY SPECIALTIES: I Automobile Protection HENRY M c L A U L I N JEW E LER !n rirrult Court, He'rnlh Judlrl/I *’Urull Seminole f o u n t ), Florida.. In Chanrsry Mary M. Hecord, widow, Comtilalnait vs lliil tn Quiet Title AH unknown htir* of ind all unknown per­ son* rlalmlng Interest under E. S, and E. J White, Mr*. C. W. Jaeock* and all unknown erum* rlalmlng Interest under C. W. arocks and all unknown partis* claim­ ing an interest in and to Lot* 2, 3, t, 5, 6 and 7, lllock 2, K. J. White’ s Subdivi­ sion aa recorded In plat book Nn 2, Seminole County Krcsrds, Defendant*. ORDER To all unknown heirs of, and all unknown persona rlalmlng Interest undrr FL S. & E. J. White, anil to all unknown person* rlalmlng interest undrr C. W. Jarncks, and all un­ known parties rlalmlng an Interest In und to Lots 2. 3. t. 5, 6, ft T.lllock 2, E. J. White’ s Subdivision as recorded in Hat Itoak No 2, Seminole County Records. You and each of you are hereby ordered to appear lu the bill of romplaint h-rrln Pled against you, on H ip Rule day for Nov­ ember. th e same being the third ot Novem­ ber 1919. PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES S DR. E. S. HOFFMAN OCULIST AND OPTICIAN Praclice confined lo Ihe treatment of the eye Eyes examined by a regular regis­ tered phytdclan Glns-tes (lilt’d, broken Icnca du­ plicated 28 W. Churrh St. - Orlando, Fla. TRUTHFUL REPORTS Q i i,*iii'i^ w fe 1 i- e ^wMM THE U N IV E R S A L CAR The Ford One.Ton Truck may well he classed as an agricultural necessity, it fits into and fills so many wants on the .farm. It is a reliable bearer of farm burdens, not only doing the work of several r * horses quicker and better S than the horse, and does not “ eat its head olF” when not woi king. The aggres­ sive farmer has only to consider the possibilities of the Ford truck and he is ready to buy one. W e judge this to be so from the way farmers are buy­ ing them. Truck Chassis $550 f. o. b. Detroit. The Farmer Truck C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEI W. J . TH IG P E N & C O M PAN Y AGENTS General Fire orn oc peoples utsit Ins fuilding Florid � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 15, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8dd000ba44627aa283d37cb9565f1565.pdf 8217337fb6ea576829db8f3b6c731ea3 PDF Text Text ----------* " T F T SANFORD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volum e NUMBER R5 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 1919 x INTEREST GROWS IN BALL GAMES AS FLAG FALLS this Hoard asks to l>o adviced a* to •.vliat the S tate Live Stock Sanitary Hoard is going to do in this m atter, and when; if said Board ia ^ n o t going to enforce the laws in refer­ ence to system atic tick eradication work, this Hoard w ants to know it. Motion of L. I*. Hagan. 2nd by C. W. Entcm lnger * and carried. Clerk is instructed to , write the State Road D epartm ent, requesting that the road beginning at the in ter­ W herai, owing to the fact th a t it has been reported to this Hoard section of the Monroe road and St. G ertrude Ave., said point being on th a t the State Live Stock Sanitary the East line of the West half of Hoard, is not protecting the C ounty lines of Seminole County, arid are Section 28, Tow nship ID South not otherwise enforcing the law i n Range :10 Knst, and ab o u t 3 miles reference to system atic tick eradi­ west of Sanford, said Monroe Road cation work in Seminole C ounty, land St. G ertrude Ave. being p a rt Therefore He It Resolved, th a t 1cf S tate Aid Road No. .1, and run- C O U N T Y DADS REGULAR MEET g et RESULTS pated by him , for the new Hrick M I G H T BE ANYBODY’S roads in Sem inole County, Fla. FLAG BUT S A N F O R D Petition of W. A. W hitcom b, et. THINKS DIFFERENT. al., requesting th a t a road be open­ ed and established from Genes a to With th e race tightening on the llridgend, rend and or, m otion of first lap of the Florida S ta te league L. P. H agan. 2nd by C. W . Entzfirst half season at least four team s (Continued on page i2) aro conceded u chance to finish ahead, while none of the clubs arc entirely u u i of the running. Ilartow which is bringing up the rea r i.as a slight chance to finish at th e top and Orlando lias little better outlook but it ie n ot out of the realm of possi­ bility th a t either might win. Sanford, Fla. August I Hon. Board of C ounty Commis|ioners in and for Seminole County. Florida, met in regular session at | ,0 o’clock A. M.. Present: Chairm an I \ Ilrumlcy; Com r’s: L. I*. Hagan 0’ p. Swope. C. W. Kntzmlnger, ....j j? it Kilbee. with V. E. D o u -‘ Deputy Clerk, and Hoy Tillis Deputy Sheriff In attendance. Ssr.ford k«1 away with a good start and has not been headed off entirely though the club has had serious reverses in the pust we«k nml <>4,rpbiyenntion of some sort* "lakes place, another week will see them fu rth er down th e ladder. To say th a t d u b has had breaks, might be a statem ent susceptible to criticism , but a team th a t can pile up seven errors in a singlo game and win looks like n horseshoe ag­ gregation to an outsider. Minutes of meetings of Ju ly 7th. m il and 2»lh. were r e n d , approved nd ordered filed. (tills were here opened for the * 11 .500.00 s«‘.?f("'de C ounty, fi j er cent, interest bearing w arrants. No.l. Terry. Hriggs & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 1,1919 The Hoard of C ounty Commissioners Seminole C ounty, Sanford, hla. Gentlemn:Kor the $41,500.00 t) per cent* Warrants of Seminole C ounty us described in the attached notice of sale which is made a part hereof, we will pay you the sum of $40,709.60 and accrued interest from date of j.Mir to date of deivery to U3, and in addition WO will furnish the A ttor­ neys opinion and print th e blank warrants free of charge to you. B radentow n is regarded alt round the circuit as u one-two teem , b u t those who have followed t h a t club’s record closely, declare all th e breaks have been to their disfavor, though they are running Sanford a close j race ut present. The Growers have fair pitching, a t times spectacular, (air fielding, and base running, b u t the hitting stnnds out m ost. They have three heavy hitters and practi­ cally every member of the club is considered n dangerous h itte r with better by far th an finding money in the road for there is a limit to what you FIND and there is absolutely no limit to what you can SAVE during this sale. To tell you in cold hard type what awaits you would be impossible—it is "be­ yond the power of press, pub­ lic or pulpit; we can only say that it will pay you to close up the house, postpone en­ gagements, b o r r o w money (if necessary) and come pre­ pared to buy. SA L E W I L L SOON BE OVER — W E GOING TO M O V E R IG H T AW AY iheir program, action on sam e * ns deferred for the present. Mr. Alfred Foster, ct al., address­ ed the Board in reference to Tick Eradication Work in Seminole Coun­ ty. and asked th a t this Hoard adopt “ u-aoiution as prepared by the Stock Men, which resolution was rejected by the Board, and on mo­ tion on Cornr. C. W. Entzm inger, duly seconded by Comr. O. P. Swope unu adopted, the following resolu­ tion was udopted: WHF.RF. STA TEM EN TS A K E F A C T S Sanford m ade monkeys of thu' Tr.mpa t»am in the game here M on-­ day and while it was rum or th a t: *ome players on the Tam pa tean* did not try to play it seemed th a t it was sim ply their off d a y .* T hey started off well in the first inning and scored tw o runs on the locals hut when Sanford started in .th e second half of th e first they m ade Tam pa look like th irty cents an d from then on rom ped home w ith so many runs th u t it looked like an exhibition of ’’town hall" Tho u m p ­ ire failed to show up and a player from the T am p a team and one from the Sanford tea m did the um piring and did i'. well. The Orlando Sen­ tinel states th u t the game will he forfeited because some man told Umpire Osteen th u t he could not umpire the gam e and he returned to Orlando on th e train. Sinco no one hut the president of the league can tell an um pire w hether he can serve or not the action of tho umpiro in going hack to Orlando w ithout^ showing up on th e hall field ir In­ excusable and has nothing *.o do w ith any of the Sanford officials or th e Sanford team . Tho O rlando Sentinel also s ta te s th a t the Sanford team will ho fined $100 for interfering with the um pire h u t docs not s ta te just whero a n y one interfered w ith him or utopned him Irom going to the ball park, i t also states th a t T am pa will p ro teat (Continued on Page 13) \ �AUGUST 8. 191) T1IE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT :nnB iiiniiiri»»w ^i»nS«m riiiiiiiiiii9eK xiniuiuui»«cK D nni • . . r SANFORD, FLORIDA STATEMENT OF BUSINESS FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING-JUNE 30, 1919 LIABILITIES Accounts Payable ■ Reserve for Freight Net Worth: Capital Stock $ 5,680.00 Pro. &. Loss 20,966.41 Cash in Bank Accounts Receivable Inventory Crate Material Furniture and Fixtures Warehouse Equipment Automobiles Real Estate & Warehouses « * Gross Sales of Produce Gross Amount Paid to Growers in the Organization Crate Material Purchased Seeds Purchased Total Number of Cars Shipped up to July 1st, 1919 Number of Cars Out, No Report On June 30th, 1919 - - $739. 511. -75. 1, - • - - The above is a summarization of the business of the Sanford Truck Growers, Inc,, at the close of business June 30th, 1919, as compiled by Mucklow & Ford, C. P. A.. Jacksonville, Florida. The Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., is strictly a farmers co-operative organization, incorporated and capitalized. No person but a farmer can become a stock­ holder, but any farmer who will ship his produce entirely through the organization is eligible to hold The organization is so lined up with the buying trade as to warrant a constant demand for all it’s output. It recognizes no superior as a marketing agency. The organization pays 10 per cent dividends on it’s stock and refunds back to loyal shippers, accord­ ing to the number of packages shipped, 50 per cent of the earned surplus. The organization owns and maintains it’s own warehouses and carries always a full supply of hampers and crates for the stockholders and because of cash buying, this material is placed with the grower at prices under prevailing market prices. The organization has no debts hanging over it, has a clear title to everything bearing its name and it has an established credit throughout the country second to no other organization or concern of a similar type in Florida. The organization is backed by one of the largest and most conservative banks in Sanford and in ad­ dition has access to all the money it may need at any time from sources outside of the county. All this has been made possible by the loyalty, co-operation and appreciation of the 140 growers who constitute the organization. SANFORD TRUCK REX PACKARD, President J. e^»iiiinix^ii!!tsiiirx5«ciinniiiiii»o«!iiiiiiiiiiijeBcii3niii!ii; iBiBiiujecjcuuioiuujeexniiiiiiiiiixscxumiiBiiiMcxiiiu'iiiiiixxx i^ s im s s s m m s s m m s o m IjX^fBBBIBBXXXBininiBiKSBC �V -:r V'*^ ■ •%Vvrt«Y!*:"4~lj“*1•Cf-■'"V, Tms&J AUGUST 8, |9 19 THE HANFORD HERALD PAGE TEN Next ’am is nnd steady stroke to rnrry her to safety. The beautiful morning had rnnlshed, n sudden tempest having hurst upon the p..nd while she had been drifting along. The gale Increased In strength nnd the roll of thunder grew Into ter­ rific crashes, while vivid sheets of fire lightened up the black clouds. The torrrn ts of driving rain hml drenched Helen, nnd her pretty white frock with tu flying ribbons clung In folds nbout her chilled limbs. H er wrnlili of hair curled more closely to her head nnd shone In the tlnshes of lightning Rke a halo above her pale nnd terrified face. The blinding sheets of rain had shut off all view of the shore and, despairing of rescue, Helen prayed silently nnd awaited what seemed like certain death. Fldo, head uplifted, howled In terror, sending out spasms of sound that It seemed Impossible could come from so small a body. Suddenly fre:r. behind the veil of rnln rnme r. faint "Hnlloo," and the rotor came back to Helen’s pale /.<*>. Safety wns nt hand. She was certain of It. for that was Reggie’s voice. She gave no thought to how he chanced to be there In the storm, but wns content, as she knew she wns safe when he wr.s near. Fldo barked nnd bowled in alter­ nation, nnd soon, dimly seen through the Minding rnln. came a dory Impelled by Reggie's strong arms. As he drew up to the tossing skiff he threw one nnn around Helen ami lifted her Into the dory, clasping her for an Instant to hls bosom In an agony nf delight, Fldo. with a courage developed from hls fenr, scrambled Into the Imat. e-d both maid nnd dog huddled In a drenched heap In the bottom of the dory. R was n long nnd desperate struggle against the'w ind, nnd Reggie wns nlmnst exhausted when n score of willing hands grasped the boat nt the shore nnd Helen fell Into her father's nrms. An hour later Helen nnd Reggie stood nt n window In the Ramsey cot­ tage with hls nrin around b -r waist and her fair, head r«-st!r.^ "JV ^'"rlT s shoulder. "Reggio." she whispered, "I think I will s h e Fldo nwny. I never want him to kiss me again." With a to meet her guest, nnd he, wishing to loving look nt the fair face resting on oblige Caroline, whom he had known hls shoulder Reggie refused the sac­ as n playmate all hls life, declared, of rifice. "No, we will keep Fldo, n« but course, he'd he delighted. for bis barking I would not have been "All right, dear." Patty answered, able to locate the skiff with Its pre­ "I'll he there. If 1 don’t get lost In the cious freight." A* he stooped to press meanwhile. I do hope he's good look­ a kiss on her upturned lips n glorious ing." she ndded In a tensing voice. — ' <ne out In the sky. showing True to her wool, Patty relum ed In the end of the storm and the beginning time to array herself In n becoming of a life of happiness to Helen nnd dress of pale blue m illed muslin Reggie. which Just matched the lovely blue of (C opyright, bv the M cC lure N atr*her eyes. She wns u pretty picture p a p e r Syndicate.) of youth nnd daintiness us she enter­ ed the living room soon after (lie ex­ Pleasure In Production. pected guest arrived. Every Made of gra*s Is a study: "Patty, dear, this Is Mr. Cutler—why. and to produce two when* •here was I believe you two have met before 1" hut one Is both a proti* n:,d pleas­ she exclaimed ns Rob Jumped from hls ure-.'—Lincoln. chair nnd grasped Patty's hands. "Miss Roberts." he exclaimed. "I can't believe It 1" C O R D T IR E S T hey are the tough tread tires and a marvel in their re­ sistance to wear. Tlm» to M««tlrof «r*r r u n life ■ w _______ _ LIABILITY a c c id e n t Oak Avenue and 3rd St. L_ k * V. ! The sun hcid I<>n k since disappeared brut-nth tin* horizon, but there st!’.'. V , StfeU In the west « faint tinge of red Patty Roberts p allid her hm»e lov­ ingly ns »he p i zed toward the low HTendlng house In the illstnnce. “D ear old Joe, you've traveled a lone wny today. We'll mwn he home, though. Kee. Joe. there It Is now. nod Caroline lm* n light In ever) window. 1 auppo*c bhe thinks we're Mat." The low, rambling house was not far away, faintly dlNcernltde In the du»k nestlinit among u few trees. It was homelike and cheery In appearance. P atty Rnherts was staying with a form er school chum, Caroline Fen­ wick. who had come to Hayton after finishing her course. Patty had been a strenuous worker during the dark days of the war. dividing her time Intween Red Cross workrooms and host­ ess work at the various cantonments, and now that everything was bright again, she had come out to her chum's for a much no- .led rest. As the faithful Joe picked his way slowly along the trail—for though the night u as bright, poor Joe wns tired ami sleep). Putty gazed aero.vs the moonlit vireteh of land. Her eyes were a bit wistful a-, she watched n star swiftly shoot across the sky leaving a shiny path behind. She sighed. Then, ns if giving music to her thoughts, she softly began to sing. Her voice, sweet and clear, rose on the nl^ht air. and as she ended she sighed again and patting Joe said, somewhat wistfully. “Well. Joe, I guess we'd better i e hurrying or Car­ oline will have a searching party out for us." flntberlng up the reins and turning down toward the lighted house In the distance, Joe's h<xif beats were soon out of hearing. Unknown to Patty she had nn audi­ ence while she wns slngln*. Bob Cutler was returning from his chum's hou*e and he. too. was cnjnjlne the honnty ».f the night, when Patty's sold had come to him on the breeze, lie drove hl« horse forward between a cluster of stunted trees arid hu-lies until he could fairly perceive the sing­ er ami her horse In the moonlight. Where had he heard that song before) As he listened the soft sounds of the night mid the music cf the girl's voice was o'-aneed to the sweet strains of a waltz and he wns dancing again to the lighted ballroom of the hotel. He wns living over again that night when he had found the girl who hml won Ids heart completely. And ns Patty's voice died away nnd he heard her spente to her horse, Rob’s heart leaped. "It couldn't he!—hut It does sound like her voice," he mut­ tered. Then he. too, turned his horse and soon was far along the tmll which led to hls home, about two miles nwny. Rut. as he rode, hls thoughts lingered about the girl of hls dreams. "Just a drenm, th at’s all," thought Rob bitter­ ly. "There’s no use hoping I’ll over see her ngnln." He had been rlntloued at a naval training camp nnd had only recently come home. He was glad to he hnek at Ids home ngnln. hut at times he hmged for the place where i.e had spoilt so many happy months. Life had been m ther dull nnd lonely In the huge ,«ho<d for the first few months, hut one night, nt a dance given for the ho)* in the service, he had met a girl with whom he hml fallen deeply and Irrevocably In love, hut although In- never saw In r afterwards, the hope that he might some day meet her again brightened hi* days, that were bug nnd monotonous. As the days went by. and still no traces of her. he didn't give up hope until he had ob* mini*! hl« discharge nnd was speed­ ing to his home. One a fte r <n. about n week Inter, Caroline culled to Patty us she was coming out of the barn, where «hi* bad been saddling Joe, preparatory to going to the p. stotlbv. "Patty, he sure ntid hurry ho-ue, because we're going to have somebody nice here for *up(»t . He's coming especially to meet you. so you must hurry nnd he home In time to put on your prettiest dress." dLATC GLASS Our Age nt, Mr. B. W. Herntlnr will write you any of the above fo n ts of Insurance or anything you rea l in the Insurance line. Through his connec­ tion with us he can give you Insurance protection in the very strongest Co’s in each and every line. JAMES & PAXON, Jacksonvtl!,c Ha. iu-«t«*«•<*» i fv y j fei is; ti i $ $ , *| g; g ? m THE O N L Y PLANT OF ITS KIND IN THE ENTIRE STATE BIG TIRES—EXCESS MILEAGE Kent Vulcanizing Works _ BURGUARV I'*-*-. I,- Electric welding insures ab­ solutely perfect work and at the same time saves you money because it is much quicker than a n y other method. For welding fire i p !v m * s ;i \ H Bi y y in d en ts! on boilers it has no equal. Duval Iron Worts Jackson) illy, Fla. ■" ■ - 1 . ^ ■ " '-M * m p - •fA te tM r YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN XrailllllllllllXllllillllllIXilllllllllilXllllllllllllXIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIllllXllllllllllllXXX "I never suspected It)" Caroline de­ clared. as. watching Patty's blushing face and shining eyes nnd Rob's exalt­ ed expression, she retreated In the di­ rection of the dining room. ".lu«t a minute, Caroline,” railed Rob. "I want you to meet my Dream Ulrl. The girl whose Image has been In my heart for a year I had given up hopes of ever seeing her again, and now I have her. Pin not ever going to let h'-r go ngnln." ho ndded, still holding Patty's hand* In a determines] grn«p. Pay More For Less Mileage? x MILLER TIRES X W ill X iC cpyrlgl.t. '.!!>. t> U r M cC lure News r .. : w r Syndicate. ) Give You More Miles for Less Money Than X Any Other Tire. MILLER TIRES GEARED TO THE ROAD Fabric Tires Guaranteed 7,500 Miles Cord Tires Guaranteed 10,000 Miles X 1! leu Ramsey presented n fair ple­ tv.re as she finali d on the pond In her little skiff. The morning inn shone X brightly on her profusion of gohkn curls, and tin* brisk breeze Mow her light ilre-s around her In picturesque confusion, Fldo, glossy black of coat, curled at her feet. Jumping up at times to hark shrilly at the low-flying V *w Caroline had Invited Rob Cutler over swallows snooping nhmg the surface of the water. She was unus-inlly nulet nnd a deep violet simile that crept into In r blue eyes showed thnt she was d*-ep In thought. The summer was coining t>* a close, nnd she w-ns thinking of bow dull It would seem In h**r city home without Reggie Vandyke. For a y e n he had been constant in Ids attentions nnd she \\n« well nwnre that only her own coquettish evasions had kepi Mm from telling of hls love In words. Anil tmw he was gone out of her life, sent nwny by h*T In nnger because h* hnd enff.-d the cars of Fldo when Hint pnm per«-d canine hnd endeavored to plant an nffectinnate kt** on tils face. Letting the nnr« hang loosely In her hands her thoughts wandered hnek to the occurrence. He wns brutal, to In­ sure. hut then everyone did not lore dogs. She sighed us the thought cumf to her that now she would never foe! the pressure of Reggie’s lips against hers, nnd ns she realized the boldness <>f Jht thought* a flush of crimson crept over her fnlr fnc*. She wns nrous.-d from her reverie by n sudden hlnst of cold nlr that cureened her Mint until it seemed that It would capsize, a lecond gust tore the oars rc**ra bit grasp and spun the boat d!zxll) around. Fldo, In an ecstasy of fear, crept Into her lab and tried to kl«s her face, hut the thought was now repulsive to her. nnd as ahe pushed him Into thp bottom of ths boat thoughts of Reggie came to h sr and she found herself longloi for hi* atrong X X X X X 30x3 30x3 30x3 32x3 32x3 31x4 31x4 32x4 32x4 33x4 33x4 34x4 34x4 TIRES Plain - $14.00 1-■2 Plain - 17.50 1-■2 N. S. - 20.75 1-■2 Plain - 20.75 1■2 N. S. - 24.00 Plain - 26.75 N. S. - 31.50 Plain - 27.50 N. S. - 32.00 Plain - 28.58 N. S. - 33.50 Plain - 29.50 N. S. - 35.00 TUBES 30x3 Red - - $3.40 30x3 1-2 (( • 3.90 a 32x3 1-2 4.25 U 31 : 4 4.80 a 32x4 5.10 U 33x4 5.25 U 34x4 5.50 lf 32x4 1-2 6.40 U • 33x4 1-2 6.60 ii 34x4 1-2 6.80 u 35x4 1-2 7.00 It * 36x4 1-2 7.35 • m j m m m m m X m m m X m m • X m X Sanford Cycle Company Phone 251-W X m We carry all sizes in stock. We have a Tire Service Car and will take carc of jour lire Business anywhere on the road or at vour residence. Cal) us Phone 251-W. We carry a complete lin e of Auto Accessories, Gasoline, Oil, Greases. A man to serve you 115 Park Avenue X Sanford, Florida sQBcinniininxiiiniinnixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiicniiiiixiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiiximm �^.. -— 1 T\i .ti. THE SANFORD HERALD ^nr.luT «. » 19 My Misadventure Over the Hedge Wilfred’s Troubles rv n Dr OtlllU France* Pftlfftr Dr MILDRED WHITE Dr QEORQE ELMER CODD PAGE ELEVEN A Russell Story. A story tlint the Into O. W. II. Russoli tolil with gusto wns of n mnynr In n north of England town. Ills wor­ ship prcsrnt.il some sent.* for tho non I front, nml hint thin Inscribed on thorn: "Presented to the borough hy tho mayor. AM noggins. Tho non In Mn nml ho mmlo It."—London ChronInto. Florida Safe & Lock C o Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes. Safety Deposit Boxes. ^ r , y ^ v iT7S99$m W*»i»m N»*ip»p«r t’oloo.) (Copyrlibt, 1919, b j W«*Ura Nrw ..*[>*( I’ntca.) (Copj.lftit. 1619. by Writers N'r«ip«p#r L’alss.) "W here’s that hoy? Is he ever u.iM'nmry *t««d on her loon nml tried "Now, Wilfred, ho cnreful and enrry out the hedge. Hut un Hose- around when lie’* w anted? Tell you the package slrtilght." J.. ‘v Mns >n)ii11 nml tho hedge hluti* with nil my worries It's about time he " It’s hot, Isn't h r projected WIIbuckled down to doing something use­ Sr'ilM not succeed. frn l I.tisromh, us his sister iA'lla K„.eiiinr> liuil Krow it up with n pro- ful." placed n parcel done up In napkins "Don’t Kcold, Uncle, dear. Martin In Ids hands. ltv to *tf the other nl.lo of things, ~ i »Mvlnc" hud sometime* led hor Is n good hoy, thinks the world of Imth "No. only nlco mid warm. Homo S o difficulty. It wn* heenuso she of us, und, If he I* a little forgetful pork nml In nas Just out of tho oven. m i vnrn.il t" know whether Iloh Kul- and heedless at times, he makes up Tell Mrs. Vn««!tr I rooked them es­ f<T It when you remind him of it in ‘ltD; o.ui.I vontlnur true to hcmclf un pecially for her. Anti don’t wander , . r alluring clminiHtni.ee*. Hint nt.e a gentle, reasoning wny. T his especial off to watch the hoys play hall. And , .limited tho fnnelnntliiK lien* Wilder nfternoon he begged oft from his reg­ don't drop or spill them." , , vMl nt her home nml he much In ular chores to go hunting for those ".Vo, ma’am " promised Wilfred i \ company. And when Inter. Hens two hurglara who robbed the hank steadfastly. "Maybe Mrs. Vassnr will night before Inst." h a d departed. It «as evident Hint lloh** give me u penny for bringing them." "Expected to rntrh them and get •ffectl.m Imd fnll.il to wttliHlnnd tho "You mustn't take It. If she offers tl*t f»r lie hud followed to tho home thnt $5,000 reward, I suppose," mock­ It.** warned Leila. "You shall have , li... nn often nml nn noon ns oppor­ ed old John Wndhams. "Oh, yes! that two from me. If you do your errand tunity r- rin Med. Hoseimiry promptly unlucky wight over strike such for­ nicety.’.* rvl-tmlnc Idn gifts hud fondl'd for n tune! It's not the way of this unfor­ "Yes, ma'am," pledged Wilfred, nml tunate family. We’ve had nothing hut started off on Ids mission. When lie ......that her own heart wns broken. »Mlr tor unsympathetic family, dryly loss anil mishap since m other died. reached the bridge crossing the creek ««?.**» • •« V,,H t» the home of Aunt With tin* money I owe ami can’t pay, he rested the parcel on Its roll ami be­ I *•*!. Arid It wan In the village where and that boy wasting Ids time, I'm gan Hinging the water. tint HI " redded that Rosemary fretted ^o dentil half the tim e I" "Oh. ginger!" exploded Wilfred and *flW during one of her uulkn. upon ’T’ve got nil the kindling In." said postil a picture of dire dismay. A the Impas-alde lieilge. Orn Dale, "and I agreed with Martin careless switch of Ids arm had swept Viini Ell-n. la her various recitals (o do the milking, so everything will the package free and It fell ten feet of village life, had merely mentioned he nttcmlcd Just tho some us li ho to tho stone abutment, ami there lay t*;r I.lmv n« old Colonel Hunter'*. were here. I gave him the afternoon.” the crock In many pieces mid Its I;..... In the excitement of her "Afternoon nml evening, too, tt looks, lirown tempting contents scattered fur f.rg.'t the sorrow which had for It's getting dark." and wide. l.r.meht her hither, forgot. In fact, lilt "Oil, M artin will he along soon,” W ilfred stood rooted. It was a r„...... . convention, and cllmldng high soothed Orn. " lie and his chums tiro gruw'soine moment for him. Only that .he garden gate, heat over low till excited about those robbers and morning lie hud thrown n ball through |,ii,| i hack It- rusty Iron holt. Unlit- they have gone o(T with wooden guns, a neighbor's window, and Ids iiiother .ho Intended to enter the cloned hoy-like, to ’capture' them •»•*>"'* 'T ..v .m * fo n"-|M»rt this mischief . r.lcii mol t*. *•1ItofMj—find plan." util John Wndhams to .ils father. With tills la mind mid i*i «vfTvt. went o(T mumhUngly reiterating Ids the present mishap added, Wilfred llg,\i the l-..lt yielded, the gate swing- complaints. Ora sighed a trllle. then tired It out that lie was due for it l„s hauir.l rhrenteaed to make her drove away the cloud that hovered hy -troiutoiis private Interview with Ids !,.>• hor hnlmiee; hut nliiildy Hone* humming a pretty tittle ulr about father that evening. nuin (i!';V'o.|—ami at the very feet of Idrds, ami sunshine, ami (lower*. SIiq "I'm always getting unlucky," he t!„. pro-tram figure of a man. For a had her cross to hear us well as Uncle nodded, "nml they're always picking ...t -he drew l.aok fearfully, for John, lint It enme from sharing Ids on m e! I'm not going home. I'll tho iii.oi r. -tliig upon hlanket nml pH- troubles, real nml Imaginary. Oni wm hang around with the hoys until fath­ 1,,a l N.li.il anenoine In Ills white wrap- his niece ami n homeless orphan when, er gets Ids supper nml goes down­ Ill- fan*, too, was ghastly a fter the dentil of Aunt Mary she was town ns he always does. Then I'll ttl.lto l>. lo atI. (to* l>iiiiii..>u which sent for hy Uncle John to tnke tip sneak Into the house and go to bed. Iniijii.1 til* head. tier home with himself and his mother­ and by that time maybe they'll !«rgct Tl.o amti’i oven gave Iter no welcome less boy. She became the angel of the nil about wlint I've done." a« .ho I.N.knl .h.wn upon him, nml fret­ house, a Messing to the old iniiu. If It wns lust dusk, a fte r two hours’ fully lie n-ked: lie only knew It. for she helped him play wlih Ids ehtiuiH, that Wilfred "How dl.l >,,U got InV carry Ids burdens ami her diligence drew down behind n hedge mid crouch­ llo.otimr) I.In-hod guiltily. nml economy lightened tho expenses ed down guiltily ns he saw his father "..vor tho gate." she answered. nml brought comfort ami contentment, end it eoiiiiimilnii come down tho “j |i or.lor- wore that people hIiouM the luttoi to young Martin, a t least, .<1 ..in." Mild tin- young in.in. who otherwise was Inclined to " ko out street. They paused, each to go his own wny. ns they reached the corner. “I prefer I" do my suffering—In si- Into tho world nml seek Ids fortune Now Mr. I.useotnh had Just Informed lent**." on mn Ids ono ow n ii.n.-i hook," on ns ••* ho> .expressed It, pi* neighbor that n real estate deni (to —I*. —•,*>— .>• ... |;.... i (rv's i.-'Uranee .nine l.aek to although not yet twelve years of age., |„ u |,|ch they were ttmliitHy Interesthrr. ' Martin fairly Idolized Orn and fully r d had been -polled by an officious "lint iii.n't you think," she asked, appreciated licr numberless sacrifices ,lJt xv;„, |,nd gratuitously Informed more -Ihitt wny? I In behalf of his father unit him self., |||0 prospective customer that by holdr ■oi" -lie laistemd to add. "Hint It lie knew, ns all t'b-veden know, that in^ nut be could get the property In1. it to | hotmr to have t.ne'n alien- lira wns giving up the drcnin nml V(dve«l for live hundred dollars less th lii.rto.i from sorrow or nutrerlng glory of her life through her loyal un- j tlinn he was asked to pay. If . nit i..r a lim a" I sclllsh devotion ti* her unde. Ernest "Yes," the startled Wilfred heard '1' • it n hi. . l up at tier, tin'll wryly Tliroop. In hive with her. had told |,ls father sav. "h» spilled the beans JouMi-l. her so iiinl In* wns n suitor to hojund ruined our cbnnees!" • V'.u or., oorialuly illverllng," he proud of—manly. Industrious nnd lion “Ought to be skinned alive!" sub­ lor live minute- I watched onible. Orn loved hint In return, hut mitted the neighbor wrnthlly. "We'll j.nir ton.ihirllUo o \ p . rlniouln will, my -lie had told litin clearly th a t shu Ibid some way to make him smart for gun mol ,\.<nr on iy deneoi.l over could not leave her uncle while lie was Ibis." ny ‘in. iro-passlng' sign, only to Had crushed under si burden of debt nnd "Crnckeyl" gasped the terrllleil lad li. I Jot. In.*.- co llie to give llie lid* while Martin was loo young to shift —’Tm In for It!" »hi lii tl.*- end. Well, when n fellmv for himself. Duty wns the watchword "That settles It,” ilocldcd Wllfretl. mu'! ioovo Id- log mid Ills head Is of her life, nnd nobly she lived up to I'ttiig.<1 up generally. Ju-t what mode Its teachings. All Ulevedcn wan nstlr "Somehow I've done soinelhlng awful in spilling those beans. Father and <>! .lit. r-i. .li wmil.l you advise?" at the moment over the bank robbery. Mr. ltowe talked as If I'd ought to Tlr-i." Ito-. imiry oaltuly nuggested. Two men had broken Into the Institu­ lie skinned nllve. I won't go home— ‘it imglii help you to toll some one all tion and had made off with n small I can't go home. I'll—I’ll run away!" file.lit II." fortune. The watchman had "winged” It was all well enough until It be­ "Nothing i*. toll," tin* man answered one of them In their filglit. he dcclnred, gan to ruin. Wilfred hud got ulioi:! n cr1»pl>. 'War—that's all. Made them for he had seen the fugitive lift olio mile when it drenching shower canto let in.- ei.me hark to the old home here hand to Ills breast as lie nut. A ’sec­ up. He eroticlnsl under u hedge soak»•> r.i ii|M-nile. Have the best of fare, ond shot Imd caused the other burglar is| nml miserable. As he trudged on nut .vor; thing and everybody neeiun to waver nnd limp nnd blood stnlns again he observed a light ami made *'» gd "ti lay nerves. So I sent ’em bad been traced for some dlstuni-e for It. As he nenretl Its source Ills nil away, un.I lie here looking up at down the river shore. spirits brightened up magically. Ik" »Wy. Ii'« Ju-t u miller of time Meantime Martin, the well Intention"It’s where the Harelays live," he before I'll he all right, the doctors nay cd hut thoughtless, had lingered with exclaimed. "Why, If Mr. Hurclny I* —ns if "lltae" Isn't the hardest tiling a Ids companions elenr Into dusk. Then home, I’m all right. He Is a friend lalplo— uiioi ran tn;iir." In ii game of hide nnd seek lie had of mine, ho Is. lie's good to nil the I!..*.iimr» no.ldod underntandlngly. crept Into ono of the numerous earthen fellows." "I know," -he said, "It’s wanting Wilfred had reapun to feel confi­ water pipes lining the river bluff, t" g> t on ill.* other side of the wall ready to ho used In n new reservoir dence In Iru llnrrlny. The latter had *kit Junk-» tho time no long. And. been culling on la-iln for some time while ).iu*v,. Iii*on talking I've been system ndopted hy the town. 'I hero past. He was not exactly looked upon he ruddled, planning to wait till tho thinking that perhaps I could help you la in.ike the time pans. 1 know of seekers had passed by nnd then make ns a suitor hy the family, hut they all liked him. Wilfred timidly, hut hope­ fanny original ways to entertain an In- for home. He chuckled iih four of his at the. door to ...... find — Mr. fnggnl-out comrade* sat down on tho fully , M1V knocked .......... ........ ..... . .. 'nll.l nin!—" very |dpo ho was In. Then, sta rtin g itnrrlny home and nlono nnd rendy -"rlgliml. nil right. I'll hot." rllllrkled ...... 1'llor. "Tlint’n the tlrnt time," he on again, somehow they gave It a push, with n genial welcome. s-iM -Uihlotily. "ihat I've entile near to Over tho ledge It rolled twenty feet, | Relieved, hut tearful, Wilfred told reversed, • spilled out Martin nnd his story. Ira Itnrclny went lo tho s laugh In months." plunged Into the river. Martin rolled , telephone without his knowledge nnd 'I know, then." ltnncmnry said de­ lightedly, "why I had to nee tile other after It nnd, half stunned, came to n , Informed W ilfred's folks of the elr»f thl* loilgo." And then, seated stop a few yards from un old w reck riunstnnres, suggesting that Wilfred ui-'it the gras* before him,, she told ef n house boat that had been n land- |.(. allowed to stay all night. Then tho big-hearted fellow set nbuut mnk'ho niiiii-o.l niati of her old -curious mnrk for u year past. In n sort of a duxe he saw two men lag Wilfred comfortable and happy, pr. p. n-liv m,,| the sorrow to which It come out Of the dismantled cabin of "Oh. I say." abruptly observed WIIhad Ini. Hut -trnie.oly enough, like Rose- the craft. One had his arm In a sling, fowl, his eye chancing to fall upon ,r> - tmillIv. the Invalid refused to the other limped. In a llasli M artin a framed picture upon the mantel. Wndhams had nn In sp iratio n -these ’ Leila has got one of those, too." ' , u her -orrow seriously. were the hank burglars! I “Indeed." m narked Ira, and a trltlo In oheerlng me along." he said, The first words of one of them conmdamtcdly. The picture was one of help to divert your own sad * :rl- I tl.lnk you had better come firmed this conviction: “I’lpo rolled himself ru t from the local newsp.r n r 1 reckon. You go north. Tom nnd |>er at the head of an article ho..,,,aciiln taiaurrow." ' r. „.,.k ci.U'k- fog him for n local Judgeship, 11 "n* nn eager Itoseiunry who Inter me south. We ".list P «k i " k ^ mRU-d .... the Irrela upon .\unt Ellen. or some eggs or w ell 1Iir,.„,b|e Wilfred. "She keeps It on '" 'I never told me." she accused. " le s . we must main a >“ |,er bureau nnd the other tiny Lol* ,l"' town’s wnr hero—who had here," growled the other. Phelps noticed It nnd she said to that nuicli-tnlked-nf medal— It was after dark when M artin M |() , hat fory nm| i.vlla la tho aiysterlmis Hunter plnre. Wndhams hurst Into the house In a n gentleman I re‘ '""I'l l"Ve to have met hint." frefilled state of excitement. • ® cn p ,pj with grent expevds—no respect.* Meeting him," Aunt Ellen replied. rlcd n small sack and wus hreut • *' Anij r „t tormenting her nnd says. * "* *he ipicatlon. Young Rich"F atherI Oru l" he shouted, the • •ntny|)e you keep him there to* kl»s.’ ' Hunter slneo Ills return refuses to . .. nnd Leila snys, ’I will If I went »«>. 1enre-t friends; Colonel Hunt- Kfor*l" "Whnt of them?" questioned his c o j- ^ W||r|h „ . nn(, ' ' ‘I'fitc distressed about It. Even Ira Ilnrclny rwldened nnd his breath " atir-o whom they sent out from sin."I’ve found them ! I’ve got the buna. can)B qu)t.k , , p not R|,pk )n. full- to arouse Itlehnrd from Ills money! I found It In the old louso {||(i Hnncm y „f n young girl’s |!‘,r '•"h*. Hut. my dear—" Aunt • ea broke off ahniptly. "Whnt lins boat. It’s In the snrk. And you n‘un neerets, hut ho wns Inflnlfoly glad of n» Ilfn il’s Inadvertency. For a second M'li'io.| t„ your white sk'.rt? It Is get the otfieers here rlgnt nwnj. wo can catch the burglars! nnd. fa »• j ||np ,]nr|nc (|,nt eventful day W’llfred • "ad green status from top to hem." cr. the tdg rew an!! And now you «nn ku(j thl* tlr.e bringing won".ury -lulled. pay yon <>«•... «od nh, qrrfiii iirnpIneM to n truly desorvlng m ilt . P" !Rb a , ^ "W you cun uinrry Ernest Throopl , ynu„s 3,i a> *Ulll|..,,|y_ To Polish Mnhkfpny. .flnUed linseed oil U the finc*f thine for genuine old malmgiuiy, ns It hard­ ens nnd preserve* the wood. Pour the Ml on to a pad of soft finnuel nnd mb the wood well. If there nre any cracks In the wood Hie oil will fill these nnd harden. W.pe off the sii pcrfinni.s oil nnd polish with n dry, -oft cloth. A little vinegar added to the mi win make a bright, dean, dry finish. Prompt Delivery Box 81, Lakeland, Florida PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY jK K.ioMii.ii:, r u ii m n Fertilizers, insecticides, Sprnjer*. Poultry Supplies For thirty years wo have beer, manufacturing fertilizers in this S tate—we have satisfied customers in every county in Florida. Write for Latest Price List. Prices always in lino with Quality J. K. SPUHI.ING, Local Agent, SANTOIM), FLORIDA BICYCLES - - BICYCLES Bicycle Accessories Wliiie we have por.e into (Ik* Auto Accessory and Auto Tire and Vulcanizing Business we are still in the Bicycle Business and are now Better Prepared than ^ ever to serve you in our Bicycle Repair Department "I) and can better supply your demands for the Best Bicycles Manufactured. (I- carry a hip stock and a complete line of njR 1 AccexMTrics'juur ('hild'ons Velocipedes and Toy Automobiles. Everythinp on Wheels. See us ^ when you r.eed wheel goods. vV Sanford Cvcle Co. Phone 251-W Sanford, Florida 115 Park Ave. :* i'llan W h o W a n ts to B u y Y n u r ? n d f C ro p E v e r T ell Y ou A ny Gf'-j*? N ew s A b o u t th e M a rk e t ? n ASi - i. U s U Really it is r. *!:••" remarkable the amount of hail news which gets into circulation just about the time buyers are getting ready to contract for oranges and grape­ fruit. Here arc some of the little items which are beginning just now to he talked: Poor m e n ; i; is n t h r r remarkable how many groves h iv e inch a larye proportion of poor tiics, according; to these minors. Also, it is equally remarkable how the entire yield sometimes threatens to he an " ofl-siic’' crop, if the minors arc right. T hen there Is the big crop, of course. D ie direat of over-production is always with us, to judge by the minors that arc talked. • 0 Scarcity of labor is another item of had n o n which help? explain why the buyers tail* t hope to pay better prices. T hen, there are transportation difficulties, too. Sometimes the outlook for getting fruit to the markets is pretty blue. T h ese are just a few of the items of had news. T h ey are the cause for the question previously asked, and which we repeat: Does the man who wants to buy your fruit crop ever tell you any good news about the market? Join the Florida G trtu Exchange and keep informed. Full particular* of membership on application to F lo rid a C itrus E xchange, T am pa, F la, L. A. HAKES, Manager Orange County (Trus • ORLANDO, f. i*h-Exchange •• FLORIDA ' iW6 \ I. 'v . - * i& l �| tWVK ; s: 1 V_., 1 • •• l v* y , w ^ •, : • • ’ * ■■ :v Lefflcr, J. N. Lord, A. C. M artin, Confederate Veterans; .\l F. Robinson, Findlay Munaon and I. Robbins, O. A. R. Veterans. Active pnll-bearors were J. II. Ferguson, F. It. K ent, Geo. Randall Henry Nickel, It. A. Terbuen and T. C. Carlson. Tbe deceased !m survived by his widow, M rs. Mary Secord and one son of bis first wife, Ira J. Secord of Sun Pueblo, Cal. On account of the continuai increase in labor and all merchandise, esp ecially cleaning and pressing supplies, all press­ ing clubs have been forced to increase : : : : prices as follows : : : : UNION PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1, 1919 2 Piece Woolen Suits Pressed f) II It . . . . $ . 50 II •* 3 It 9f Dry Cleaned 53484853534848535323015353534853025301000201005323234823534822480000015323 2 ff ii n 11 If 3 II ” Scrubbed 2 If ii a 11 3 II Trousers Pressed Coat Pressed Trousers Cleaned Coat Cleaned ............................................................. Suits Sponged and Pressed . . . . ' .60 1.00 1.25 1.25 1.50 P A L M B E A C H and M O H A I R S U I T S Suits* Cleaned Single Pants (or) Coat Cleaned White Flannel Trousers Cleaned j CLUB good fob AUGUST 8, 1919 THE SANFORD IIERAI.D p a g e tw elve TICKETS FOR .40 50 & 75c SALE AT $ 2 .0 0 six s m s 1'iir.ssKii on three s m s cleaned ami pees ? eh m T H E BAPTIST TEM PLE Two large enthusiastic audiences at preaching services. Sunday School launched a cam ­ paign for 270 in attendence by the end of August. Six new members were added to the church. The emollrmpit increases at every service. The p asto r will speak Sunday morning on “ The Standard oi a Church for Bigger Brotherhood” The second of a series of addresses on Dr. H ym an's experiences as Chaplain will he delivered Sunday niglit. “ Franco and Frenchmen as I saw th em ," will he the subject. Esiewhere in the Herald is men­ tioned tiie gift of $100.00 to home missions by Mrs. E. E. Cox and of $700.00 to foreign missions by Mr. J. I). Hood. Join the Temple congregations. You will lie glad. Die-kins' Side Continues The great reduction sale of the Dickius Shoe Store continues and there are m any more bargains in slices for you hut you m ust hurry down at once and g?t them for they are going fast. The reason is th a t shoes are hig! and going higher and the low pri . put on iiit these liif* shoo* are mak­ ing them {lyu '+ *•***“ * S i | tiettcr onimrluMity j (1 v ; of this section t i purralise i' i >■* a such prices. S-* too ad- r’i.i :. i i in til!" issue. Notice Regular m eeting of Sanford Lodga N'o. 27, I. o . (). F. M onday night August 111h. Tie* I)cg* v Stu'f o ’ Osceola laid — lie p r -s nt to ■■■infer the (I ;, - ' (!.-:■■■ E i J All Odd Fellow i irdin PREVENT il >G ( HD'.ERV The B A. Thiirn.ij II ig tr_' lias a r<< srd uf .■>| . r cent cat ling t ' . . if y ,■ I ho., ui j directed you ii l u >• ir no S ' cholera ur « \y n * > •> p And t. < d *1* ’ i . -e i —r* | just ithou* ■! at you nr.* ''oi.n; plui z L :' n fiw ■l-m -* v.o-lii f B. ' . V ,- iv Hog IV i. it r in th e L i l t . »■.*.- t / * Pure Food Our pure food laws have three pur­ poses: 1. T o prevent the use of unwholesome material. 2. T o prevent fraudulent substitution. 3. T o inform the purchaser what she is buying. Som e products arc so w ell known to the housewife that from the class name under which they are sold she can tell the ingredients contained therein. With others, such as bak­ ing powder, all the ingredients are named on the label, and as a result the most healthful, economical and desirable kind can be selected. T here is one class of mixtures,however, which are still bought blindlv without knowl­ edge o f the ingredients. These are the socalled Self-Rising Flours. Read the label on any package of irll-rinng flour and there is never found cither the itatement, “This package contain* the following ingredi­ ent* and none other," or any equivalent itatement. One can­ not determine from the label either the quality of the flour or the nature of the other ingredient* mixed therewith. In the selection of baking powder, the house­ wife i* very particular; but in seli-ming flour »he take* what­ ever ingiedient* are handed her without asking queition* and in an equal state of ignorance with the dealer who it selling to her, as to what these ingredient* are. *f *jmjmp******-* Tfc-V" It has been admitted by the m a n u tn r tu r p r e acid pnospfute that the phosphate used in self-rising flour frequently contains 25 pc* cent or over of calcium sulphate (gypsum). Fhyiicians know the objection* to intrctucing such an amount of unnecessary inedible material into the system. The physician can do much toward the enact­ ment of laws that will forbid the lise of such material in the manufacture of self-rising flour a.'.J dial will require a state­ ment on self-rising flour uf ail the ingredients contained therein. Such law's will protect the health and the pockctbook. KOTE—Stiss Costello is u!ready it ell known to most of the ladies of our city, Site is of the Domestic Science il ranch of the University of Chicago, a niaduutc of Lttns Institute. Supervisor of Domestic Science in I'ubli: Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to Ike Women's Clubs. We are publishing a series of her most important articles. §1111111111111■IMHIKii I in--- i - T i r — BOARD OF COM- Church in th e presence of the family and a few gui&tb. After t he ceremony a wedding breakfast was served and tli* I ride and groom left for Jackxonviiiu via a u to to New Sm yrna electrician. Mr. and Mrs. S tu rn n i j . m 'will make their futur* heme j ll|rt Jucksonvilh where the In -t win).cm ' iu\n>r *i.. of their many friends fallow ih e n i.! ilmi’i • —---------- —- — Fordson i i i ------nffir hi ii ' r n i r — n 1.VT ) i . ' * 'J '. - U i L i ; N L A K E M O N R O E . J o i n i n g IU;!: I*totI o t i ih i \ . i t . T w o K o r k u o f b c i!d in R L o ts. W it ** t w o - i >ry r;.v.U :ry h u i M i n ^ . 4 ,1 ' * V\ . vn w. * • ».'. N I S O N , \ \ O . IJox ; i t ) 5 , O r ! ; H L0 , I i» . (Continued from Page Ui The -bride in well known in t DiDeath of 1. J city where she spent tier girlhood The MimtnoiiToi mi nth Angel minger anti carried, th« followin; days being tm* eldest daughter m citizen: were appointed u committee Mrs.Dougin- . She lias alarge ■i r - 1' ‘,ullv 1,1 ‘ r" 1 i. Sernrd, Tuesday to view thix road and report to this rle III friends wen by her sweet "}*ht at *<‘h ° d o ck “ l ki* >■*« r“* Board. Mr. W. W. W hitcomb. Mr. disposition and charming maimer. sidence in this city, bringing sadness G. R. Read, and Mr. M. B. Donley, F r tile past y ear M ir. .Sturiunn lias and sorrow to a large circle of friends a plat of the proposed road v.a« ;iLd h?ld a responsible position in Jack- for tin* deceased was one of the s n v illo where site met Mr. Sturm ai. beloved older iitir.cn- of the com­ wit h the petition. genial disposition, lin e urquantance ripening into love m unity, Ids (Continued Next V.V kindly fwurteay and unfailing con­ and tin wedding is the culm ination. sideration (or ethers winning for hint .Sturman-M e Dante *« T he groom is t lie* son of form er a friend in everyone with whom he Miss R uth M cDaniels an l Bryan emigre--m an S turm nn of Washington came in contact . Loyal to ids J . S turm an were m arried at t ie s ta te and is well known in Ids wes- country, faithful infreiniNhip, a rcsidencc of the bride's mother, Mrs. tern home. Fur some time Mr. devoted husband and u ronsricntiotiE . A. Douglass on Sanford Heights S turm an lizs In on eonncited with churchm an and Christian gentleman, S atu rd ay morning at eight o'clock, th e Me.’rill-Stevcna Ship Building ■loath lias robbed the town of one T h e ceremovny was performed by * > m ;n ay of Jacksonville where be of its most desirable citizens. D r. George Hyman of tin* llapti.-t bool.-, a responsible position as Mr. Secord was born in Niagra county, N. Y. August 10th, 1S39 and he would lmve been eighty years old had he lived until Sunday. The deceased has had a most r«markable life. His father was killed by the Indians in N orthern Michigan and at the tender age of six lie was left an orphan and w ithout a home. At fourteen lie enge/. 0 ,r Lim ing and shortly after drove a big herd Now is the time to place your order of cattle into California, before lie was fifteen. Front then on failures and successes marked' his life until for the “Fordson Tractor.” The the Civil War when In ’i*2 lie en­ listed under the S tar and Stripes very best and cheapest tracbeing iu active service for three * years and four m onths. Almost shot to pieces in various eni a icmcnts tor for all farm use. and carrying a bullet in his knee the rest of his life he was made a Cotr.misary Sergeant in 'G4. He was also made prisoner by the opposing fortes * several times but always escaping. Price of Tractors : On October Sth, 1883 he married Miss Mary McCord and came to 1Sanford, where they have resided Power Pulleys ever since. Mr. Secord's health has been Extension Rims fuiling for several years and for a num ber of weeks it was known thul his days were numbered. All prices f. o. b. The funeral services were Held at the Congregational chur h ..t Factory six o'clock DttJrittdmy aflern ion. it. v G. B. Waldron and Dr. Geo. Hyman olllciating. Mr. T. J._ Miller personnally bad charge o*f tin? funeral arrangement*. Interm ent at Lifke View Cemetery. C. F. W ILLIAM S - EDW ARD HIGGINS Solemnly and. beautiful on ti • Dealer Salesman still evening air “ taj a" were s m rd t l! by Mrs. Robert Herndon. I oi orary pall bearers w e r e \V. H>' m u ------ i~ij® -- mmmm >. : d ) 5 j 1 W A T ractors - T erry r t d b a f . tid y red line, AanJiomf paund a n d half* pamnd tin humidora—amd— that r/dtfy, R a d i c a l poo fid rr>*ld/ f f /a i? hum idor with a pang § m oi« f« n * r lo p th at C o pyright t i l l by M* J. HtinolJo TobtnvCJ* Ah »« lA« ta h a t t o In mcA n f A d condition- ' $750.00 $39.00 $40.00 U T it flush up to Prince Albert to produce more smoko P happiness than you ever before collected I P A ’s built to fit your smokenppetite like kids fit your hands! It has the jimdanthesjr flavor nnd coolness and fragrunce you ever ran tn filfd ™ila*Da ° r ^ yi Prince Albert real»y is you want it bnh double-qmckest thing you do next. And, put y0U u°Uld P * A * f° r hours without 0111 exciusiv° pa,emed «»«*- W0Uld mean t0 eet set with a joy’us jimmy w ?u th P^P^ ? .f^ ery once Qnd a While. And, puif to beat the cards I W ith o u t a com eback! W hv P A is so eood you feel like you'd just have to eat that fra£am fm okd R. J. Reynold® Tobacco Company, Win*ton.Salem, N. C �^r>■JfZ§JTJbl ^"-~— ip A/ #CA^ k . . j V 2 ■. ivo* " •I THE SANFOKD HSKALD tttfiUST 8. **19 Davis, Inm an, Childs; , h a tte r hit, Inm an; double plays, Davis to Stew art to Allianoz; time of game 1:47, um pires Ellis and Jackson. PAGE THIRTEEN Johnson, rf 0 0 4 (K 0 Alhaneze, lb 0 0 1 0 0 ( C o n tin u e d f r o m P a g e 9 ) White, if 0 o! 3 Word, air 1 o 1 it war. not played unChilds, rf 0 0 4 the same but / nd neither was It a Davis, ss 1 3 4 S a n fo rd -Takes R etard Cam # d'T protect “ exception of the fuel 4 l 3 M anager Ilowden received a vote Morton p h r * « i* ih* laid it all over the of confidence from his directors by that Sanford drove their pitchers wiro this m orning, rend the riot a rt Totals ... r \ I fi 27 11 f! Smokfr> and d Score by innings: to the .Tmokera, two in particular jroiti !tc noun score for M onday’s draw ing stiff fines for ihdifferent Tam pa 000 000 000—0 ThU i* the Sanford 000 000 10*—t play and though crippled the T a m ­ pme: Sum m ary: Left on bases, Tam pa II I’O A E pans came back this afternoon Taw*"" 1 1 O •) fighting the. Ccleryfeds to a 1 to 0 2. Sanford-7; two-base bits Stew art, Alvarez. 3 b ......... 3 1 1 1 1 0 finish, with both M orton and Corcho Hord; first base on balls, ofT Corcho Uon. 8b 2 1 - 0 1 l I pitching m angiflcicnt Imll. T he lo­ 1; struck o u t, by Corcho, 9, by Mor­ grown* ............... •» n O' w 5 l 0 cals scored their tally on a couple of ton 9; stolen liases Davis; lime of DdHngrr, H> o 1 1 0 bubbles in the seventh. game 1:43; umpire Hover. Hernandez. I* * 1 <> 0 t) 0 M anager H ernandez fined Ilt-rBowden, rf & P 0 1 0 nnntloz $25 and fined Leon similarly BASE HAI.L LAST G A L L E Y — * Farr! r, c 0 <1 0 0 and fined Leon similarly and also Sanford Takes Third One Curcho, If 0 0 0 1 suspended him. Kills ptiched a magnificlent game Ilowden, Williams Williams, cf 0 0 0 0 and Jackson are still out of the game against the Smokers here on Wed-! J*(kson. rf & a b 0 0 0 II and to fill the emergency Ilowden nesday, being experially strong in | Well*, rf f *1 0 signed Chaplin and Hive, who were pinches and Sanford dum ped the G 12 visitors to the tune of 4 to 0. rciaesed by the local club. Totals..... H urd’s hom er in theeigbtb with two One hardly recognized the sam e All It II PO A E mford — on, finished up the local end of the 3 4 3 2 0 club in the T am p a uniforms. The 4 t «•w a r t , 21* whitewash in fine style, for a clean 1 2 4 0 0 Smokers moved about with more ..... 4 hapuar c sweep of th e aeries. 1 2 2 0 0 pep and spirit and played jam -up .. .. 4 ihnjon. rf ball except for oho slip in the 3 3 0 0 0 4 A spectacular catch by Farrior of ihito. rf 0 2 0 0 seventh. The score: 1 1 Child's Texas leaguer in the seventh hilds. If «> 1 t 4 0 0 Tam pn— A ll H II PO A E was among the features, the Smoker Ibanez. H» *21 1 0 2 0 Alvarez, 3b 4 0 I 2 0 second sucker, racing backwards into avis, a 0 0 U 3 Hive, cf 4 0 t l 0 l short right-center for the poke and iman, 3b 0 1 0 1 2 3 l I 2 0 killing a hit. Brown, ss 4 » hapma. p 4 0 0 K 0 0 3 0 1 1 4 1 Dellinger, II* Johnson’s double, followed by Al- Davis, rs 3 0 (I 0 | 0 Totals US 15 1G 15 5 0 H ernandez, If 4 0 0 l 0 l banese’s triple in the opening stanza E llis, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 10 0 II brought the first score and only a Lim an, rf Farrior, c Score by Innings: 3 0 0 0 I II magnificent rally by Wells in the Chaplin 2I> Tam; a ......... -,0° 00~ * T otals 29 4 G 27 12 3 n ( l i n o sixtli prevented more local scoring. Sanford ........ 5G1 3*—15 Wells, rf 3 0 0 l II l Corcho, p Score by innings: The Smoker hurler walked Stew art Citrus Insects and D iseases:- Short, plain descrip­ Summary: Left on bases, Sanford 000 000 000 in this frame and hit Chapm a.’. Then T am pa ■ Tampa 3; two liaso bits, Leon tion v —of. the common cit.ru.: L?.•u’ , .vrLi’ , T otals 32 ll 3 24 5 3 he did the clam act so effectIvolv Sanford IPO Of” *« .«#**** *»#.*■ White, Davis, Inm an, S tew art; base Mnn« for treatment; also rcco;pL> »oi<tymg W -i f} fne cl ~ ~ r r r r z a7r didn't get Sum m ary: I -ft — ‘-r.r:;, T -.-j... ® AL» H It PL A E on ball-* “IT Chapm an 2. n e r o n . ^ , advised and directions for sprayihr and prun­ 3. Sanford 5; two base hits, John­ 1 li 2 2 i u •4 t«ittu*'t* to move. **3T'i!iti apportioned oil Hernandez S te w a rt. ‘M* son; three base hits, Albanese: home ing,- twenty-four pages. 40- 0 8 1 1 The score was as follows: «i_ ilowden 3, Alvarez 4; stolen bases C hapm an, c runs, Hord; first base on balls, nlT Garden and Field Troubles:- Sixtv-four pages of Tampa — AB H H PO A E Alvarez, 3b 4 0 0 0 *» 1 Welis 3: struck out by Wells 5, by valuable information on control of the various Jachson, df 4 0 1 1 0 (• Ellis G; sacrifice hits, Hernandez, troubles that may arise in the truck garden or Brown, ss 4 0 1) 0 3 0 Ilowden; stolen liases Stewart 2, field including preparation of soil, rotation of Dellinger, ll* 3 u II 1 l 0 C hapm an; double plays, Davis to crops, handling of seed and seed beds, transplant Hernandez, If 1 1) ii .) 1 0 Stew art to Albanese: tim e og game B U IL D E R S S U P P L IE S ing, spraying, etc. f’eirnrho rf t*i if 3 0 1I ai If 0 1:55. Empire W indham . Altcndun Farrior, 2h 3 0 il *i 0 0 191. Miscellaneous Crop Troubles:- This twenty-page Hive, c 3 0 \ 8 0 1 book treats of the peats found on avacado, f>gs Standing of (lu lls. Wells, p 3 ir 1 3 *1 0 grapes, guava, lawns, mango, ornamentals, peaches Won Last Pc 1 n 1 y 0 0 J. ilowden, rf Sanford 19 10 G55 pears, pecans, persimmons, plums ami tobacco Lakeland IS 11 AGO Write today for information that will help you. To rats 29 0 5 24 * >1 17 II 54 S Hratientnwn Sanford — AB u 11 I’O A E l.rlnm to ; i It 600 4 11 1 5 1 0 T am p a S tew art, 21* 14 IS 440 MitnuUrturvri -f lilral Krrtitl*«r Sprjy I'utni’ta n ti Inwctld.1.3 1 I * •i ii B artow Chapm an, c It) 22 312 JAC’KSOS'VlIXt:. M.llitltlA ti Johnson, cf 4 1 1 ll 0 I* •’ MAMVCI.I. M a i u ; n Sanfi.r.1 Hr ami. Thursday’s G am es .Milanese, 11* .. 3 1 1 11 (1 i •1 1 l •) 1 n ! Sanford 4, Tampa 0 Hord, 3h wi: t \ kk i.inntrv ito sn s at pap Childs, rf 4 II 0 0 n 0 Lakeland G, Hradentown 3. *1 II 0 1) i u Orlando ft, Bartow I. W hits, If KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE 11KHALI) WANT COLUMN —------ 3------- Hr Latest New York Ladies Ready-to-wear and Gent’s Furnishings Everything in up-to-date Styles Right from New York New York Ready-to-Wear 3 1 2 SanJord Avenue - - - Sanford, Florida Free Books HILL LUMBER ti Cfea CO LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES 3 WILSON & TOOMER F E R T IL IZ E R CO. SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE sr lim r.xta 1U W W K W T fc s ri r .r t r 11 « mm *.'« ring Y m n— i fja bi l i t duality wi • N ir3 115 Park Avenue 1 Phone 251-W AUTO Tires Carefully Examined, if they are Worth Repairing we Tell You so, if Not we Tell You So. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Cut Your Tire Cost in Half by Using the “Wilson” Way Drop in and Look Over our Plant and the Work it is Turning Out— This will Convince you that we Have the Rest Repair Shop in the County I Free Road Service Don’t Ruin Your Rim by Running it Flat to the Shop. Call the Service Car and we will be there in a Few M inutes.' “SERVICE” THAT IS WHAT WE GIVE-SomCtning the Sanford People Have Been Wanting for a Long Time. il xra?l n ^. i. . • '* t �t f ie Peaceful Sleep o o d n ig fit t o «r-.»!l U viblUrtTtrf. C-Ofbtfal p« *Cf*t I, Ir u iu il'tiA A ( , « i!r tn l%r |.» r 1, e * 't ( m ■m Mitv* Win i» i t-it* is* r*->tlr-n llalto f*. c -. i<w. . A l,4il* »|U Ita owe • bkia ll,ui!> «—I WTw- lt»« AUn hnanm jrl ,1 * l-n - l,U.« Ml.,ll ftps. rvt'fcr*. rxX U . Ur*. n in e . wc. Aik ) t* ■tiw 8 fomlgomcrr. e A la. HOTEL W ▼ JACKSONVILLE'FLA EuropfwKvtlisvC-fe fafertv-Scrwivd outrideroorrs-Seam Cafe*ft cofAfdicA-Cofvvoftiowt loCvwytKiaJ-lix Kfift of City* Send foe 3 • rftKOUUjniTM.PROP'B Glancing out through the window In the ttnv waiting room r.hc saw a small runabout atop nnd n tall man spring out IN- ramp Into the station, and atepping up to her. h u t In hand, naked: “ Is tills M|«« Thornton?" As the girl nodded, he continued: *Tm Douglas Ramsey, i cji-rintcndpnt of schools, Mra. me to. you. .You know the roads are so muddy.” lie threw her n reassuring smile ns he picked up her hags nnd led the way to the ntr. On the ride to Sirs. Gray's- she lea now I »h-.t Per companion wns Mis. Gray’s near neighbor, living with Ida parents. The beautiful scenery and lovely flcld-s ImpresMsI I.HIhm. who hnd been used to city life, nnd the ride hnd not seemed n two-mile run when tho car drew up Itoforv a low*, old-fashioned cottage. Though It was the month of September, the grass was still a lovely green and the dahlias, gladioli and other late foliage, In their mingled glory of yellow, pink nnd red, seemed to nod u bright welcome to the girl. As they started up the grnveled path the front door was opened und a plump, pleasant-faced wotnnn smiled a welcome to Lllllnn. “ We'll not require an Introduction.” said Mrs. Gray us she pressed the • GOOD TO TH C lA .tr C£OP• SEALED TIMS ONLY AT YOUR GGCCMGS MAXWELL HGU COFFEE In tin* meantime lh«- superintendent had become n frequent roller nt the Gray homestead. unik Llllliin looked forward with pleasure to his evening calls. One nfternoon In midwinter n knock w«« h«nrd, and one of the scholars ad* mltteil Superintendent Ramsey. Needleaf to any, hor/ks wore laid nslde nnd -attention was claimed. •*.Vow,” said the teacher smilingly, , “we will have recllntlon." And there followed quirk sums In arithmetic which were readily answered by tho ; older pupils. Finally the work was switched to the younger children. “Richard"—this to the little Grny youngster—“tell us the answer to one plus one.” The hoy thought for a moment, then replied: “One!” The teacher looked nsknnco. “Why, Richard, one plus one?” “One,” he returned again. Then with quivering lips nnd tearful eyes, “I know, teacher, you said ‘twu.i two; hut my mother said If—If ‘Smiley*—I mean Mr. Ramsey, kept cornin' to see you, you two'd lie one, so I thought that was an example. You always sny to give an example.” There was a strained silence for one minute, when a titter, then a hurst of laughter was heard from a roomful of lusty young thronts; and, worst of all, came the low chuckle of a man. I.llllnn's head came up from the desk In double-quick time, and her flushed face nnd angry eyes met the laughing gnzo of ‘Smiley' Ramsey, ns lie was lovingly named hy bln many little friends. ”.M.v dear little girl,” he laughingly whispered, “why should you he so angry?” The school wns adjourned one hour before eloping time and then many of the older girls came up to comfort [HMir teacher. The following autumn there was a •iretty wedding In which 'J5 little chil­ dren gave their small blessings to .. . X**ifrQFt ^ ’ v ro n n AUGUST 8. 1919 h erald Simon’s Worldbeater Pepper Has Made Good in Florida and Texas for the Past Four A prominent grower of Sanford, Flor­ ida, v. hose name we can furnish on application, purchased 20 pounds of our Worldbeater Pepper in December 1j KS. lie reports that many of the plants bore as high as 0 marketable peppers the first picking. The average was -1 pepper, per plant for the 'entire acrerge the first picking, or a total of -100 crates per acre, which were mrrketed at $ 1.00 per crate. We cannot rceomend too higi.ly our Worldbeater Pepper to all southern grower- who desire to grow a money-making crop. 07. 15c: Lb. $6.00 T in : GENUINE STOC K CAN (>'> > ijm ggn aaBsrf: ...... _. !..i,i» new li<'ti«e wn < erected near the little sehoolhmise; Imt the pupils, und the parents, too—would have none of It until Its mistress had consented to tench another year. A LOVE PROBLEM PRICE: 1- l i b SI.GO; Postpaid. im on t C o p x i s l i t . 1V1V. by lh* McClure N e w s ­ p a p e r S yndicate.) Dy MONA DORR Proper Food Important. “A. .. man tliluketli so Is he.” Y<m t also: “As a man enteth so do* flu think.” For the brain, n pnrt < the bn-ly. Is liillll of fund.—Los Angeb As (lie train drew Inti* Mi-dfield. Lit•lion Thornton glanced antin-i-lntlvely around the quiet little station. Its cleanliness had Itiiprewsi-d her when entering the town. Having come nil the way from the city of Jamestown to tehch at tho dis­ trict school, the rural scenery gn* e her n feeling of contentment. rim es. Household Hint. To make a cheap Alter, tnko a Inrgo lower t-oi and t.ti the hole with a if on .-i. t 'over with a few Inches of •i<-iv«l *In* a l : nil w ith water. lt:i| lot It s'nlel over n pull supported •i iwo or lltm* stick*. Tin- water llterlng throti -'i lie- rhnrcnnt will he 'ri <-d front all Impurities. The ch ar ■<al should be chang' d rvt rv ilm . Introduced bv us Severn . Why Oe Thankful? One pood reason for being Ihnnkfi all the time Is that you have cool w< ter to drink, wholesome fond to eat anil fresh nir to breathe These tan' It possible to enjoy the kind of heal1 tti.it brings the state of got id feellt railed liapplne* s. Hove G o d Light. I in !f tint wot!, i t nlirlit be sure that you have a g. . n| light. Are lights. In*rati' of their glaring ray.*. nr<- rvceotjIngly Injurious. A liad.'l light Is tinbest substitute at night for diiTit*ed tiny light. Tintrie bulbs should either Imve a tbune or it dart: paper shade. A gns light composed of m an­ tle and httlh produces a good, diffused light and when plnee«l high enough nenr the celling does not Injure the eyes. 1 1:- ' - j u i r course- leading to A. it. tlegr v . .\v , tiion.lI courses in Agriculture. Medit-in •, Lngim Law and T'-eoI-.gy. Spt-clul >' • -irtmcnla: Music, C m im r - . H-mv I tnics. N on....’ Fine ar.tl A; piled Arts und Acadenv R of Lectures for l!*!!*-_’0 in c lu d e a !;i of authors, scientists, artists nnd pref minim! lion-ai prominence. ! o v J l*..’t “.tth !r.r'.—ct»cn fa- *e*> ra*!".':-. ° athletic program including aquatics. Kxponies in »d For catalog and other information addr.-s: T i l l ’. SKCKKTARY. ROLLINS UOI.I.KGI Winter 1'nrk, Florida On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates You Can Roy From Us nt Wholesale Prices W.A. Mcrryday Comjuiy PtUtk*, Florida KIDNEYS WEAKENING? LOOK OUT! Kidney tr o u b le * d o n ' t d i s a p p e a r o f t The h o u s e w i f e of H o l l a n d w ould a l ­ m «tn*slvca. T h e y m o w slo w ly b u t m o s t a a s o o n be w i t h o u t fo od as w i t h ­ •U u u tily , u n d e r t n ln l n ir h e a lt h w ith d e a d l y c e r t a i n t y , u n t i l y o u (s it a v i c ­ o u t h e r “ r.u a l D u tc h Drops,'* as aha tim to I n c u r a b le ittseaM . q u a i n t l y c a ll s OOI.D H K D A t. ll « » r l « m They re a 'o re stre n g th M o t your troubles w h i l e there Is time. Oil C a p s u le s Don't watt until little t>alna become M* a n d a r e r e s p o n s i b l e In a ir r e a t m e a s u r e aches. Iron'l trine with dlseaie. To for the s t u - d y , robust bsalth of the avoid future sulTerlnr * e Bm treatment w it h OGLU MKPAI. t arlcm Oil Cap• a l e e now. Taka tbr . or four every d a y until you are «* drety free from pain. ■ Thle w ell-know n preparation baa been * on e o f the national remedies of Hol­ land for centuries Jn 1«>< the govern­ m ent of the Netherlands eranled a egerial charter authorising Its prepara- llnllandate. Do not delay. Do te your d ru aelit and Inslat on hie supplying you with OOI.D MKDAD Haarlem OH Capeulee. Take them as directed, and If you art not saltifled with results your druseiai will Kladly refund your money, i^ook for the name GOLD HKD At. on tha box and accept no other. In eeatod hoses, three altea Sky Went Along. A woman " a s leaving a home where -he had been very hiicpy. and. a s she boarded the train which was to tnke her away, the tears came fast. Her little silt, anxious to comfort In-r. tried tin- effect of a cheering discov­ ery In* had Just made. “Why. mother.” lie exrlnlnu-d, “the *ky Is going right along with us.” o th er faint-hearted People need to make the same dis­ covery. No mntter whnt we leave be­ hind, the host goes with its. Find Indian 'Stone Celts. In mt article on Indian stone «-elts It; the Wisconsin Archeologist. Charles I’ Rrmvn. chief of the slate historical museum, describes the vnrlnus classes of celts, or stone hatchets, and In whnt Wisconsin localities many of them have been found. Jefferson county lias been the source of many celts, and other counties la which they have beer, found are D ate, Calumet. Itrown. Wnupnrn. Walworth. Winnebago. Waukesha nnd Washington. Our War With Spain. On tho IStli of April. isn't. tho United Htntrs si-nnt'' nnd tho hoitso of repre­ sentative* deelnred Jointly that tho Culmns “an* and of a right ought tn ho free #ii»l Independent” and empow­ ered President McKinley to use tho land and naval forces of the United States to their Utmost,capacity to car­ ry the resolution Inin effect. Tills reso­ lution constituted ottr declaration of war ngnlnst Spain. Death Valley. Death valley Is a narrow valley be­ tween the I'nnnmlnt and Funeral mountains in California. It Is trav­ ersed hy the Anmrgnrii river, which I* it* .ally a dry channel,.though prole id-ly R was formerly full of water. The level of the valley Js covered with salt, supposed to Imre been brought hy the torrents from the *urnitit.dlng desert nnd left on the evap­ oration o f 'th e water. Death vnl'ey Is ronshlered to lie the hottest mid driest place In the United States, A temperature of US! degrees has been . observed. OU know her,* • muen toasting im­ proves bread. Makes it taste good. Of coarse —more flavor. JL Purity Economy & Efficiency n Same with tobicco —especially Kentu :ky Burley. Buy yourself a pack­ age of Lucky k'L.ike cigarettes. Notice the toasted flavor. Great! Nothing like it. The real Burley cigarette. ff FLO U R It means nutritious bakings, oalatnbie nnd easily digestible, WIGHT GROCERY CO., Sanford, FP �H v I * *“■ I * ^ ^ ,~*J , * ' Ia • . J « ) .. 1 . ^ - WUMIIIIIIIBU lW g *33 ii lT A U G U S T s , 1919 • • \ ' . . r i . l r i C * * < ^-4 THE SANFORD HERALD fJtL.fAf A v v Jxv.* P»ld lor Frr* L « b o r._ __ _____ .’.OOO.OO E*y of Convict G uiril*___ _____ J 200.00 F**dln( *nd «•*,* nl Convfrta ... „ f,000.00 Salary of hVrrvpirn _ 600.00 Pay ram t« on n -m u n t of road* built by ro n t r a r t SOO.OO * * y m r n t. on of bridrrT built by C onlrar! . 8SOO.OO la id to I n r o m o rx tM riilon amt town*.__ . I SOO.OO Surveying tso.no Itraorvod for Cote i c m r l r . 7*0.70 n*39* of L'nknoun. Unit** it f d r r r tl f lc ttr ■hall h r redeemed ■crordina to law lax <3#*d • 111 l o u r thireon on lb* I f l h day of A u fu it A. I). 19 19. Wltnraa my official xlcnatur* and •• al thla t h r l o t h day of Ju!y A. I). I9t*». (■rail E. A. DOUGLASS Clerk Circuit C ourt Seminole C ou n ty , Kta. Hy V. E. Douilaaa, DC e t- S te -TT. i’ J *V »T PAGE FIFTEEN 1 Selbyy Flnegan, Jratrih J c t r p h FInegan, M rt. H. I, I t I* further ordered th a t tula notice be Immbort, Jaraea M cE lroy I’a rra m o rr, Agne* publiahed once each week for tw»lv* week* I'arramore, ERI* I’a r r a n n r e and Eliaabeth In th* Sanford Herald, a n*w*p*p*r pubI’arram nrr. aa helra ol aald Joaeph Flnegan, llahed in Seminot* County, Florida. ,6# defeated. In an d In the S W U of NE>* of Wltnewe n r hand and ofllrial aval of the Section 16. T p. 20 S. Kange I t E a tt and lb* •aid Circuit Court thla th* l l h d ay of Aug- y M I N W ) ( of S K fi of Section 16. T p . 20. S u t . 1919 Kange St Eaat In Seminole C oun ty. Florida, Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS nnt Inch C«rd« Will lie Published U»* E E. Hit AD V. Clerk, Circuit Court. Sheriff Seminole C ounty, Fla. SJ? Thf. Headini Al The Rale Of *7.* Schell# M ail*,. C4-Stc. E i.eite- Jor Complainant. 6$-43|c, |n Court of Count, Jud ge. -Slate of FloridaPer Year. ________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------1 In rr Eat ate of In Circuit Court o f t h r S r t r n t h Ju dltla In Clrrull Court 7lh Jarflrlat Clrrult, Haml111*30.70 We,ley J. Cramer, an In lin e perion Clrrult of Florida, Hrmlhol* County. In Seminole County. note Count*. FWM*. Itt C h s a t t r r . Kino A F a fW Iiif, f u n d Chenerry. N u tter U hrreby given *o all x tu u n It may Bhb|IT A llfp.i I*,, roat 1,111, In r* Fetlllj.n of F .tial* C. Darla: a afa::!l-l | 2 0 0 0 .0 0 C , I., iiandaif, C omplainant concern th a t Lo,,le Cramer, G uardian of Conatablr*. r o . t bill* . W oman. 100,00 v, Clrrk of tho Circuit Court, p f ;r hII! 300.00 W n l c y J. Cramer, an ln ,an e per,on. »lll on tlrder and IJ-ena# William Atklnann Danl*l, L u th e r C, Forter, l a w y e r County Ju<lg., ru it bill, 500.00 th e l l t h day of A ugtxt. A. D. I9 I9 . apply ThN mat t er , coming on lo be heard thla J u itlrr of tho Praro, rtu t Itlll, 100.00 to th e Honorable E. K. Ilou,holder. County Notice of Application fur Vox Deed l rd c r The f'oiiamoutli T r u , t A t l u r a a n t —* '"•«.• day uefur- ine upon the report of F3. 1’. HoueSection S of Chapter ( M l . I.a>a of FI ’ ’a. Alter C. Illlt, Daxld I.ee Daniel, A. D, Star- hnbler, apeelal matter heretofore appointed o rn cE i n the court house County P r o i r r u t ln c Attv. Salary 600 00 . ' u d p In a r d for , a H C ounty, a ’ hi* ogiee In Notice la hereby glvtn th a t J o h n Hrauer, llalllfl pay. Criminal Court 30.00 I'anford In ,» l! C o u n t-*, .-t 10 o>loe’t A. M. bird, and all unknow n peraona rliim iu g to take t a d report t-etim on v a* t 1 t a r expa­ Wilnraa P ro a.... 500.00 or a , »oon th - rra f lc r a , the m atter can lie purcl.aitr of Tax Certificate No. 411, dated any Inter—t bv. through or under th* rity, compc-rney and q u a ll l- a tl ' t a of peti­ SANFORD - •• FLORIDA Court .S tm osraphrr 200.00 heard, for authority to •ell, at public or the 4th day of Ju ne A. D. 1917. ha, filed above named partlee or either of them , aa tion rr to take charge of and m an aj* h t r Private tale, all lire Inti r .a t of the »aid W,»Othir rx p rn tr* of Criminal P r o i r . heir«, devi*e»* legatee*, grantee, or otner- eetate. with hla opinion th-reo n, t h - - t a i l , aald certificate in my otfirr and ha* made a p ­ J . Cramer, lit th e folloninB-defcrlbid rutlnna ..... .......... wi»*. nnd all other unknown peraona claim ­ having examined the report and th* teati200.00 for tax died to |,a tie in accecdxnce fell eat ate, in n l d C o u n ty , to - » lt: Smith- plication ShtrllT* C o m nulilon of Pin*', t!ob with law*. Said certificate rmbfar,-* te e fol­ ing any I n trrr ,t in and to the aald land* In­ mony, find, th a t the tab! Fannie C. Davie • t i t (j u a r lr r of S u u th e a it (ju a r ti r of Sec­ lowing detrrlbed property alt u a ted i>, Semi­ Irrtrd *00.00 volved in aald auit. r t al t, qualified to takp charge of and m anage her THOMAS EM MED’ WILSON P .rrllnt PrUunrra I SOD. 00 tion lhlrtv-one In T«iMi,h!p T w enty South nole rounty, Florida, lo-wit: NF!’, of S W ( n t a t e , and ther-upun it I* hereby ordcr.-d, Order of ConatrucHvr Service. K. FERGUSON H o r s i l u U . r U Traoipurtatlon of Itan g r T hirty E a , t . with the following ex* paid dlirharErd of SW.'i of See. 27. Tp. 21 S. ft. 30 K., Hi Tti all unknown partlr* claiming Interval adjudged and d r r r r e J th a t th* aald maat-r'a ronvlrta . ... 200.00 r r p tiu n ,- tu - » |t: Heglnning at S. W, corner acre*. by. through or ur. Ur V.’ll l l a n Alkin,<"i Dan- lepofl be and th - aame la hcrahy a p p r o v 'd S W i j of u-ciion ni rfc-eexld. th enre Pay of Jursra lr. Crlr..!r.*1 i ' . . „ __ 300.00 of The taitl land being a ri f tt e d at the dale of Itl, Luther r . •'-irtor. The l- ,rt,m >.|th T r u , t and ran litm o l. Salary of Jailor 7*0.00 N orth 210 feet, Eaat CI2 feel, South 210 fe, t the l-assnce of auch certificate In the name k G u a rrn tie r . .. A;i.-» C. Hill, David l ^ e F U H T I I E f l ( U tD S f t B D , A D JU D U Itrarrvrd f„r Contlnyrnrlr-, (ISU.00 Weal 612 fei t, being th e land conveyed to of Mintde I,. McCallum. tfr.lr-, daid cc* Daniel, and A. l>. S'.arbfrd, a* heir*, il,> lu *, EDIT AIS D E C It E E D . T h a t th e petitioner, K. C. J a n e , hy deed d a te d Nov, 24th, IASI, tlflcate ,n all be redeemed according t > Uw rrantee*. l e g a t e , or otherwite, or env or th - taldN DFannie LAW YERS C. Davit, fi- and an* ii here­ filed Ja n 12, 1**4, reeord id in Hook t of J - 1 11<I tax deed will iaaue thrrenn on the l l t h day -Ither of them a ,d all unknown p, riona, by granted lic*ntr to t*k < chars* of a n d c o n v e y a n c e , page 146 In Orange Co., Fla. of Augu,t. A. It. 1919. eorp.'ration* or a.io riationx claiming an llulltllnt f u n d h-r c t a t - and pro perty, to Fonlrul S anford. * F lo rid a Alio beginning 466 feet W e,t of S. F Witnta, rny »rT).-U1 aigniture and ,t a l thi, intermt In the following dejertbed lan d , manage t SROO.OO corner Pax m m t of T lm r Warrant* th* tam e, to contract and he c o n tracted of S. IV. E. '4 of Section the H t h day of July A. D. 1919 altuate In Seminole C ounty, Florida, to .w lc with, to ,u* and be aurd. and to become a I n t r r r 'l on Tirnr Warrant, 2100.00 3| afortaaid, running oftb S. e n r r We*t 210 feel, (•call E. A. DOUGLASS l.ota I to 28 ineloalv- tlr-a Lot* 4 and 5) frte d r a l t r and bind hure-Jt in all r-epect* a i North I I I . ) fret, Eaat 210 Net. South 414.4 C h rk Circuit Court Serninifir C o u n t) , Fla. W. A. In I). L. Daniel', SulidlviHon of t h - if ah- were unmarried. I 7600.00 fe-t, being the property conveyed by E. E. Hy V. E, D uugla,,. D.C. S E '* of Sec 19, T w p 21 S. Hang- 23 E. I'-tri, ami wile Loulaa to Stephen L. Ifaun Ttrk Erailiratlun fu n d Done and ordered in C h a m b e r, a t DeLnnd fit-f.tc 130 acre, more or leva. f 3 SOO.OO by deed dated Nov. 2S, ISSt, filed Dee. 23, Payrurnt of T lm r Warrant, Florida thla Ihe 2nd day of A ugutt 1919. You and each of you are hereby ordered to 390 no IMH, recordrd In Hook 22, page 62. Intrrrut on Tirnr W arrant, JAS. AV. P K K K IN S the Circuit Cour t of I hr S r x r n l h Judicial b* and appear before our ,*ld Circuit Court 61-4le H ay and Hogan Sis. AI»o beginning at a point 440 feet north In Clrrult Judge, o f Fl or i da. S r m l n t . t r Count y. In at t h Court llouae in Sanford, Florida, on I 1*90.00 of tho Southejat corner of the S ou thw etl f h a nr r r y , th 3rd day of Nov, A. I). 1919, then and JACKSONVILLE, FLA. 1 ' «a» th rtupon rr*ol*rd ‘ hat t h r Clrrk qu arter of the Soutbeaat i|uarter of tertlon J. F. I.ainv, joined by J. E. f j l n g . h tr hus­ I h t r - tu make antmer to t h - bill of complaint to Ih r Clrrull C airl, S eren lh Judicial Clr. All railroad ticket olllccs in of th r Circuit Court b» d lr rrtrd to hav r th r th irty-one, town,hip tw e n ty South of ltan re hi rein filed againat youl band. W'eit 420 Cult. In and for .Seatin'! C junty, F I c I J i forrrnlnr r-tllmatr* a, m adr by th r Hoard T hirty e a ,t, thence running Complainant* It 1, further ordered th a t thla notice be feet, thence North 210 leet, thence Ea-t building. C enter of e v e ry ­ In C htncery. pubflahrd in a n r t u p a p r r In th i, county by 420 feet, thenre South 210 feet to th* place v*. publiahed once a week for twelve week. In one fnirrtinri ami th at a copy thrrr<>( proper­ of beginning. Wm, Xndrnririt. It. M. ffxmtey. Geo. It. the Sanford Herald, a new,paper publiahed Albert llall, Complainant thing. All modern Im prove­ ly r-f'lOrd he forwardrd In t h r (tom p trollrr Which application will be bated upon the Mnrt in,, individually and a, t r u ,t r e . Cal* in Seminole County, Flor da. llota M, Hall. Defen li n t. ments. First clnss in every of th r S t a i r of Florida. vln A. I'n ire , Ann* C. Woodbrldge, Indi­ pitlti in for ,a!e now on file In ,»1J C uurt. W itm ,* my hand and aval of aald Circuit To K m , M. H a l l , ------S tre-t. IndianappID, It <vaa furth er rr,olvrt| th at at * ,pr.*lal vidually and a, ir u - t—, Albert ti. Cave* Dated July 101 h, A. IF. 1919. way. Hot ami cold running Ind. mrrltne of t h i . Hoard tu bo hi),| on Hu* l'*th and ftlchle Woodhridge, and *11 unknown Court, thi* the 7th day of Aug. 1919. Loa*i* Cramer, 1Seal > E. A. HO U til. ASS day of Att(U«t A. 13. 1919. t h r forr*ofiiK It appearing from the affidavit of Albert peraona claiming interrat, hy hrough or un ­ water in rooms. Guardian Clerk "f Circuit C ourt serulnoie Co. Fla. Hall b , rein duly filrd that he ia rom nlainant ctim alc* »hall h r taken up and m nH dcrrd iter an) r.f th e atmve nerntd defemlant*. 6 t- 5 tc • Hales, SI.00 up. E. F. 11ou,holdrr in t be above entitled n u r e and th a t It i, th* either a* heir,. devHc-*, granlet e, lcga!."* and actrd upon and at th r , a m r t l m'* Solicitor 65-13te b e lie f that t h - defendant, llota if, llall, la tax levy fur t h r year A. I). 1919 ’• I" 11 In the Circuit Court, S rx e n th Judicial Cir­ or -thermI—, and all unknown p e r,o n , claim­ H unm a n d b a t h $1.50 up a non-rraident ■<( the Slate ol Florida and madr. ing Intrrrut by, through or under J i „ i C. cuit, of i lurid*. In an d fur Seminole C o u n ­ th at the ia a rmid*nl «f it Mato of t h - United K. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. Murphey and J. Itirhmond M urp hey, her Honr ami ordered in regular texaP’O on ty. In Chancery In Circuit Court of the S-«enth Jud in a S l a t o other th an th - S tate of Florida and huxhand, now d rrraerd , •• heir*. de»|,ee,. thi, the 4th day of Auruat A. f». I9I9It. J. Eobean and Alma T hnrm an, Clrrult of lle rld * . Seminole County, In i, a r n i d r n t of t h r Slat* of Indiana, r n 'd i n g E. A. DOUnt-ASS C o m plainan t,, legatee*, or -dh-rwiae, ant! all other utilnuwn Chanrrry. at —•— —— Street in th* City of Indianapoli* Clerk Hoard of C,,unty Comml*,lonrra. perton, claiming any ln le rr,t In and to ,a!d property invlovrd in ,aid -uit. 6S-|tr. J. F. I.alng, joined by J. E. Lainr, hrr hut- Indiana and th at there ia no peraon ill th* Cordelia K. Hill ami William Henry State of Florida th* aervie* of a aubpoena Defendant*. baud. Complainant,. Hill, her huaband; all unknow n liarupon whom would hind th* defendant Vv. Ilea claiming I n t e r n t , u nd er Ccrdella Order of Cor.atrurtlvn Service Nollee to I'aelng Contractor, th a t it i, hi, bell,I the ag« of th* de­ To all unknown oartle* claiming intrrc*l Wm. (i. Andenrled, It. II. Itam—y, Geo. H. and S t a i d propoeal* will be receivetl by the E. Hill a n d William H enry Hill, her Morton, individually and a , fru ite r, C al­ fendant i, ovrr twenty-on* y xr,. by, through or unrlrr Wra. O. Andenrlrd, City C o u n tII of Sanford, Florida at th e of- huaband, or either of th e m , or othervin A. I’oage, Anna C. Woodbridge,_ indi­ You a,* therrfore ordered tu appear to It. If. tlamaey, tie,*. II. Morton, Individually fire of the City Clerk at or befnre 7:30 I*. M. *l*r, in th* laud deacribed below; vidually and a , t r u , t —, Albert G. Eavt-t, thi, bill on Monday the 6th day lay -f n - t a h t r and e< tr u t l —, Calvin A. I'oage, Albert G. September IM h, 1919 lor grading ami p a y ­ Allen ti Apgar a n d --------- Apgxr, hit and Itic hie Woodbrldge. an>l all unknow n X D 1919. t h - tam e bring a itulo Day of Eave*, Ittrhln VVeuidbridge and Jee-le C. ing with brick Ninth Street from Park vile; all unknown partita claiming peraon* rlaliuing et.y ;.... • ••* -■ i„* i.uuri Murphey and J. ltiekta—wd Xt ,, - et.. > h, r_ Avenue E a,t one and one-hall ( l 1,) block,. i n t e r i t t , under Allen G. Apjcar anti ' _ '^ ' p 1 ," ■*t’e, or u n d tr any of t h - above named d efend­ It i, f u r th ir ordered th a t thla notlr* b* Propuaa1 to be presented In a aealett en- ----- --—Apgar, hi, wife, or t l t h r r of a n t,, either a, heir,, dwvlaer*, g ran tee,, published for four ro n,-cutiv* w rrk , in the ianii «l»»or oth. rw l,- or any or either of them , and all Velntee - e - t — —> o - - f.. ,* - ' e . we-- Vo*---* *• ■—«**• .* . ~ , e r*\, 1. legatee* of o thefalrr, and all unknown perrilbetl below; all un know n u a r t li , unknown prrtona. corporation* or a-,oclaSanford Herald, a new ,paper publiahed In paving Ninth Street." Sanford. Florida and . iy tw claiming an i n t c r o t In th* following lion*, -lain.ing an liitereat in t h - following to n, claiming in t e r - ,t by through of under Seminole C ounty, Florida. i f - name of the bidder or bidder,. J r , -IC. Murphey and J. Itlchmund Murfth th arrihe d l a r d -ltual< In Seminole J dr*crlbed property aitu a tIn Seminole ('nunbach proposal mint he accompanied by a AA'itneta, E. A. D ougla,,, Clerk of th* (>hry, h -r huibim l, now tleccated, a , heir, tv, Florida, to wit: llecln at Interaertion of certified check made payable at alght to th e c o u n t), Florida, to-wit; S * j e-f S ' j of ■Irvitrr*, legatee-* or otherwlt- and all Circuit Court and tin- aral therrof thie 23rd | E att IJn* of Meltonvltl* AV*,, with ,outh order of the City Clerk of Sanford. Flrold* F E 1* of S W '» of Section 13. TownD. 1919. ■hip 21 South, Hange 29 E att; alao line of y , r , .10. rut' North along Mrllonvllle oth>r unknown (o-rvon, claiming any Inter* day of July A. FL for tv i hundered 11200 .091 Dollar*. A. DOUGLASS, c l - r k . I egltl al SW c r'n e r of S E '* Se“Vve., 16 ! xxrda, Ea-t at right a n g b , 162 x t In and to tald property involved In tald Ofllre Supply I)epl. liy V. M. D ougla,,. D. C. The ,ucrreaful bidder or bidder, will be tl >n 13, T ow n,hip 21 South. Defendant*' varde, ! 11 x at -Ight ang'e, 162 varda, m il. A, K. Fewer*, reiiulred to give a bund c iu a l t o hi* or their 29 Eaat, run ia«t I 4 ) j ch ain ,, north Phone t IN Sanford, Florida x’.’e»t 1*3 yrrtla. S ir . 30 Twp. 19 S. Hange Order of C o n rtr u rtlv Service. Solicitor fur C o m p la in a n t. 65-file bln and ,u rb bond to be executed by n Itt chain-. »o*t l l t j ehalnr, toutb 10 ■’ E. To the Defencanta, Wm. G, Andenrled, ■urelv rompany, lleenred to du I,mine** In chain,, defendant*. You and each of you are hereby ordered H. H, Itamtey, Geo. ti. Morton, Individually the State of Florida, raid bond to be O rder of Scrxlre by publication to he and ap pear before our -aid Circuit and a* truelee, Calvin A. I’oage, Albert ti. approved by th e City Council. To all p a r t i, , claiming In lrrta t, under Court at the C ourt lln u ," ‘n S anford, Fla n i!*v-« nnd Iticl.ie Woodhridge: p lan , and apeclfiratlnn, may be aeon at Cordelia Hill and Wiiilam Henry Hill, her the 3rd .U , of Nov. A. D. 1919, th en and It a p p t a r l t . ' — -lie aworn hill ed co m ­ the City C lerk', oilier or at the ofllre of huaband E. or e tth-x -f th em , or otherwiir, In Iherr to make an«mer to the hill of complaint plaint herein filed th a t your platw of rrtlFred T. William*. City Engineer. ti e land deecrtoed below: and e" - . - • t , , hi rein hied againat you. ilencv I, unknown, and th at you a r- over FIIIK and THEFT and COLLISION !nThe City Council reaerve, the right to rr- claiming ln t> r-,t- under Alien x>. Apgar and ft i» further ordered that thi* nntie* 1’* th - age of 21 year*. iect and ami all bid,, ------- Apgar, hi, wife, or either of them , or furanro Issued by the FLORIDA STATE publiahed onen x-,ck f,»r twelve week. In i ' n d I'. Itine, F. I.. Miller it it therefor* Ordered th a t you and each it r , In the land d-,erib ed below; and the Saniord Herald, a new t pa per, p u b llth td City Cl»rk Pre«. Council, oalllb tprawrtita of you tin appear brforr our Said Circuit AUTO.MOIIILE ASSOCIATION Is Ihe claiming an i n t e r n t in the followIn S-mlnol- C oun ty, Florida. An K»llm*te of thi* N e c c a r y Ex. Fred. T . William, at the Court llouae in Sanford, F’t*. sfifest nnd rhenprst In the world. Wrlle ing ile»rrili«d land altuate in Seminole eounWitne-x my hand and a ril ot ,»id Circuit Court, p r n .r u far .Nrmlnalr C ount,. City Kngini.tr. on the lilli day ed October A. II. 1919, then for Informnllon lo headquarters O.lando. ty. Floritla, to-wit: S<-j of ~«4 S ' , of S E H of Court, thla t h - 7th d»> of A ucu,t 1919. and there to make an*wer to the bill of co m ­ T hr following la *1 -atim ale of th - n —- 6 S .p c . S W ' , i f F'xliim 13, Townttilp 21 South. 1Seal! i:. \ ItiiHG I.ASS Agents wanted in every town In Florida. f„ » r y n p , n i o of P-m inute County, Florida Itangr 29 E a , t ; alao begin at SW corner of Clerk of Circuit Court Semlnob- Co., Fla. plaint herein filed agaln,t you. lor I hr ti»ral year from October t«t, 1919 To S E ' , of Sertion II, Townahlp 21 South, K. F. Houiholder It I* further e.rdered th a t thla nollehNOTICE O F E LECTIO E Vrplember 33th 102(1 a» c l i m a t e d l,y i bi­ Hange 29 E a tl, tun K*,t 11 ' j chain*. puidithed for eight Conerrtulv- Ui<-k» In th Solicitor. 6 1 -t a tc lliard of County C o m m it,io n rr ,, In am! for Notire |, hereby given th a t an election N orth Hi ch ain ,, W r,t I t ' , chain,, S outh 10 Sanford Hr-aid, a new ,pa per puidithed in mlnolr C ounty »i th r lr regular m r r f Inc will be held a t tbe^ i»v, ral railing place* in chain,. Seiniiiuld Co. Fla. • n A u ru 't l l h , 1919, In Clrtull Court of the S -x c n th Judlrlal Seminole C o unty, Florida, on Ih r IMh day 1, hereby ordered t h a t you appear to t h r Wltne,, ley hand and aral ef aald Circuit Cirrult of Flarlda, Seminole C ount-. of September 1919 pursuant to C har,ter billIt of C rn ria ld Fund complaint filed herein againat you In Court th i, th 70t day of Augutt 1919. ft 195 of the I.awr, of Florida, A r t, of. ___ . tho above entitled rau>r, on the firvt day i f In Ch ncerj. 1919, Salary of Clrrk of th r Circuit Court o ral) E. A. DOUGLASS Entitled An Act to Prohibit Hogs or S w lnr Septa latter, A. D. 1919. an d th r Sanford C. I.. ICandall. t!ompiainant a. County Amlltor anil Clrrk Clrrk ol Circuit C ourt Seminole, Co. Fla. v». runnin nr roam ing at large In ,a id county, Herald it hi reliy d c tg o a t e d a , t h r n ew ,paper William A tkin,on t" t h r C ounty Cnmmlatlotirr* . . . $ 1.’>00.00 for KF. Ilouihulder, Daniel, l.u t h r r C. I'o rtrr, the purpoto of adopting or rejecting th e In which t h i , order tlinll be publiahed once I'M flirm *180.00 anil Milrag* Solicitor. 65*9tc. The l'„rt*mouth T ru tt A G u a ra n te e t'o ., roviilon* of *aid a r t , ,ald election to be a week for ttcxlve r o n i r r u t tv e week*. MY SPECIALTIES: 1192.00 ofComri . .... 672.00 Alire C. Hill. Daxld Le* Daniel, A. D. eld in accordance with rxiiting law* governl‘a. of ShrrifTIT for atlnedanee on Wltne,* my h in d and *eat of office thi* Starblrd, and all unknown pervon* -laltn ing general election*, including the iiuiljfiPICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA Co Commloalnneia ...... Id.00 2nd <lay of Jun e, A. D. 1919. Ing any intere,t by through or u n d er th* In t l r ' U ' ' Court, K o - n i h Judicial Clrrull Attorney for County Corn. 600,00 ratio n of voter,. Sr nlnul- C vinly, Flarlda. In Chancery '• r a i l E. A. DOUGLASS, above named parti-* or eith ir of th em , a* The fcllowlng elector, have- been appointed GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER 9: pervtenn of ll-gf*tratlnn 210.00 M*ry M, l . cord, widow. Clerk C lrru lt Court, S-m inoie Co., Fla. heir,, dev tare,, grant' *,, legatee, or f h e r County Fhyaictan _____ 360 no to conduct aald election anti lo ra n v a a , and W. M. M urp hy , Jr.. Com plainant wite, and alt other unknown p e rto n , rlalm va Hill to ISCCKRS' PLATED WAKE Cr'jrtv fir monriratinn Ag-nt 1200.00 m a k e return, of th e v o le , ca*t In the aeveral Solicitor lor Complainant,. 86-l3lr ing any tnter<*t in and to -aid lan d , Iuvn1v<d tjulft T iC htpair, In Court tf o u .r 200.00 p rt c in r l i, liwpecllvely, the lait named to act in ,atd suit, r t at. llrpalra to Jail . . . __ ___ __ 200.00 a , rlerk ,11! unknown h,ir« of and all unknown ner- ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES In Circuit Court S r x r n lh Judicial Circuit, Deft n d a n t ,. Furnllur, A Fixture* for C t. Ilo u .r JOOO.OO Precinct No I. T im Krane. F. E. t i l e , n, claiming intermt under E. S. and E. J Seminole ( '" u n i t . Florida. In I hxnerf) Order of Cnnatructlv* Service • Furniture & Fixture, Jail t«0.00 A. \V. Wathen ami W. F. Shelley. Henry II. HI. If.) Chappell, To th r d - f r n d a n t , ; Wllllatn Atkin-on White, ''r * . C. AV. . ' a - ' c k , and *11 unknown Janitor* . 720.00 Precinct No 2 A. S. Ilaw k in ,, J. C. Moffett Marv Wheeler Chappell, ami perton, claiming lu lerrtl under C. AA', Daniel, Luther C. I’ort-r, T he F o r t ,m o u t h Jacock, and all unknown parlim claim ­ Mfhl Km I & Water 500.00 J a , . A. Johnaon amt J. W. Hell. J. flargreavi •, C om p lainant! Hill to T r u , t It G u ara n tte e Co., Alice C. Hill, Ir.turancr . . 200.00 ing an Iniermt In an I to Lota 2, 3, t, fi, Precinct No .1. C. I.. Ilritt, G. !'■ Paxton. v». Oulet David Le - Daniel and A. D, S tatldrd : In i I,r ial, .. SOO.OO David Speer, and F. P. Itlnew. Title. Joaeph G arvin, the unknown 6 and 7. Illock 2, E. J. AA'hlt-'* SubdlvlIt appearing from t h , v " t n bill "f com tt.palr. ami Addition, tu I'our Precin ct No. I. A. A. Hick-, P. A. Jo h n ­ legatee* and device-, u n d ' r t h r rded In plat book No 2, S-m lno'e plaint herein filed, th a t your place of rev|- ,i-n a* lluutr m il Farm - 1203.00 son, A. V. McGuinn and !-■ m ard Kelt. U -t will an d i n t a n i r n t of J o ­ d ,nee I, unknow n, and that you a r - over County E-cord,, Del* ndan t,. Kurnlturr A- F ii tu r r ., p oo r llm i.r Precinct No. 5, T. I.. Ctuhlng. N. J. T a n ­ aeph Garvin, th* unknown h 'ir* o l Oft DEH OCULIST AND OPTICIAN th- age of 21 year*: ■ltd Farm loo.03 ner. t). ti, Walcott anil II. II. M rt'a ll J^wph Garvin, Writ. G. A ndrnTo at! unknown nrlrr of, and all u o k e o a n ! i | i n , i . (ip< ration of Poor llouae Precinct No 6. J. W. Flvnl, (i. T. Peter*. rtid, th e un know n legatee* and It It therefor- O rd e r'd th at you nod each p, reon* cltl i.'Ug in l r r e t l lindtr E S. A E. J. Practice confined lo Iho treatm ent xntl Farm __ . ......... ......... 4030.00 J. V. Wick*, and M, E. Dooley, deviate, u n d er the ia*t will an d if you do ap t" ar before our -aid Circuit AVMt-, an t to *11 u n k n o a n pi ra in, claiming of the eye Precinct No. 7. it. It. Itnbrrta, J. E. Sny- t>-lam ent of Wm. (i. AndenC ourt at Ihr C ourt lio u ,e In Sanford, Florida Inlt re ,t under C. AA’. a a ro tk t, and all u n ­ Altl wan — tu f'aunrr* ntiHid* n l d . and th e unknown helra of G. ti.Jacob, am! t.. II. Collin,. on th* f.th day ol l.rtover, A. D. 1919, thill known I'xfilr, claiming an intrri« t in ao'l lo Eyes examined hy a regular regis­ ■. |* >or '1 . . ,100.30 d, r. Wtu. (!. Andetirtld, D efendant,. Precinct No. ». C. E. M i l h c r t , S. E. and there to make a n tw tr to t h e bill of I.. 1, t , .. I. Ci-r-irrf'a l n i | i , H t ’“ K n , of Of. He * 7,ltlOck 2, E. J. AVhlle'a tered physician I'. E. K ed d ltt tn d t. W. Mori man. Notice to Non*Ifotidenl, complaint tiled hertin agaim t you. h t,r ,, Ju r **fd Win* *•**»•» 100,00 M ather,. SutidlvUlon a , reco rd ,d in Flat Hook No 2, Precinrt No. 9 T. I*. Hartley, T. P. I.ewl, T o Joaeph C arv ln , Itealdence Cnknown: Glasses filled, broken lencs du­ fr• a. Lf •* Ini|»j"a*4- |*cc« of M,fDrM It la further ordrred th at th i , order lie S-mlnol- C ounty I’. ecoril,. A. Illttline, am i J. N. S arcy. am! f ’tifnmitlf1#** ICiU.DO J. Precinct plicated No. Hi. Jam e* llteil. J. G. M ar­ To Wm. G. Andenreid, Realdenre Cnknown: published in the Sanford Hi raid, a n e a , Paper You a* d each of you arc V e by ordered 1 • f t : . ] St.tlnrufV , H l n k i vtc. 10 *.'I0 tin, A. O. Sloldom It a p tu a t in g by the aworn hill of com ­ pu',11 -bed In Seminole County. FI*., once a to apt't xf to th r blit id 1omplairit htrein an'l A. E. Sjoldom. I . T f i l llooki noo.oo plaint tlf'd h rein a ; a i n , t you th at you Fax, 28 W. Church SI. • Orlando, Fla. wiek for tight coniecutlve week*. Precinct No. 11. J. W. tl,te e n . A. W. filed ag..i ,t y ru , o t the I I j| day for Nov­ rtHiaitPtl by (4 * 200,00 Mullen, A. II. Fuller and \V. II. Hallard. - r claim to h a v e , ,me Interval In the follow. W ltn e ,, my hand and ,i a l "f ,a ld Circuit ember, th e tame lici; g Ih third of Novem* Ing d .terlb ed laml !n Seminole ct unty, F'lot- Court loi ' As*i r 1000*00 btr 1919. th i, the 7th dav nf Augutt 1919. Said election to be hebl in accordance F <-mmidi Ion > of T a i Co Hector -500 DO with the u w , of Florida governing the hold* Ida, to-wit: Se*|) E. A. DOUGLASS. *■**1*r Ifl HI, Gt ncral Court Work *20(1.00 ing td general election. In *ald -ta t, and r• The We-t half IV1| l of the Soul h e r d Cl tk ' f Cirrult Court c -m ln*I- C t-., Fyx. 1 '+rk Cl, Ct. ll«ecifillDte mn>t| cm* lo be made to the clerk ami ch air­ lyunrl, r -S W ** 1 of Section 29, T ow ntblp 19 E, F. llouahiddtr. »ra! r «•tir 1 work 301,0(1 turn* Solicitor, US-fitr man of the Hoard of County I'om mlailunrr* Sottlh, K ang- 31 Ea*t, le-* an d e tr e p t th l-t jM-n*tw tif !1Ip rili 1n• E00 00 of Wra! half Ix .ljl td th* W^-,1 halff i W ' i ) of t*i.l Count)1. ILm i fv«tl fi r nclc* lM»2.2r* the Southwt t qu arter t S W ' j ) of the SouthDone by order of the Hoard of C ounty Commi,*lune|i of Seminole C oun ty, Florida - 1 -t q u a tt e r S\Vf4) of Sertion 29. Town- Notlr* e*f Application for Tax D eed I'nilrf 123*23*2.25 • hip 19 S ou th. Itange 31 E a t t , containing 70 S ertion 6 of 4 hapler I 88 X, Law* of I loibla (Seall E. A. I'OlTliLASS Notice 1, hereby given th a t George SmithIf0 4 *1 A llridcr f u n d C lrrk of Hoard of C ounty C om m l,,ion cr, a rret more or I-**. You arc therefore hereby required and or crrr.an, pureba-er of Tax Certlflvat* No of Iti.ftri Superintendent f 12'K),00 of srm ln tle C o u n ty , Florida. tiered to b - and appear before our ,aid 1922, dated th e 3rd day of Ju n e A. I). 1001 !'*id t<> Co. I ’oiti'fi for !t»»a«l In* li'eMf. 300.00 C irrult C ourt at Ihn C ourt llnuxe in San­ ha, tiled raid certlficat” In my oilier anil ha, > . «lion ford, Florida, on the Fir»t Monday In Au- m adr application for tax deed to i , , u r In i'alti tu other p trifin t fur Ituad InNotice of Application for Tax H e rd Cmlrr Said certltirale -m I (HI.00 gutt, 1919. bring the 4th d a y of ,a td month, accordance with law. iptction ». Srctlon a ol Chapter IShX, Law* of i lotlda. then ami th ere to m ak- a i m e r to the Mil brace* the following detrribe d property ,lt1000.00 L'wt <f Mat* rial Ton!* and M a c h Irivry, ro«t anil rr* Notice la hereby given th at ti. T. Daniel, of complaint herein fil'd ag aln -t you and u atrd It; Seminole C ounty, Florida to wll 2000.00 p u rr b a ie r ol Tax Certificate N>> HM6, 'fated therein tail no t, el*# -Uld hill will h- taken a , S\V:« of S W ' i S-c I". Twp. 21 South ( 000*00 >be Itb dav ol J ^ n r A. ft. IF91, aald cer­ c o n fu t e d ag a in ,! you, followed by final do- itange .10 E a,t. T h - raid land loing a. C(u Stuck* Co*t* Can? & Fred in k teee-d at t h - d a te of tl «■ ii,uane,» of iticb tificate embrace* tho following dcarrlbcd r* —. property ,liu*te l r> Simlit-b- C ounty. It 1, f u r l h - r ordered *hat t h i , notice be c . r t lf i r a t - in the name of J. W. Ktown. Florida to-wil- t * ' ' j el N'WJi of S K ‘» of publixhed in 'h> Sat,ford Herald, a newt* tlnlex, tald n r l l f i r a t e tball b* reel,-need S W ' , and E 3-1 "t N ' t of S f . '■ of S\A of l.aper publiahed In Seminole county. FI--IH*, a>cording to law tax eleed will |,«u* thereon Sec. 4. Tp. 2t It. 29 E.. the »a!d U ud an , • a, 1, week for * cor.tecutlve week*. THE U N I V E R S A L C A R I on the 9th day of Septem ber, A. D. 1919. • log »„eaexl at tiie date ol the l*,uanre of Wltnraa my official , |g n a t u t - and teal t hi» ALL HAHTIKH C L A I M I N G AN IN-h certificate In th* name of Cnknown; T ET<> I t E S T IN T H E I’H n l 'E U T V IIE It El N* the 7th day of Augu»t A, D. 1919. \ | , n Tax Certificate No 8r7. dated the HELOW (Seal: E. A. DOUGLASS. D E S C I t lI I E D ; Under Jo,*ph Gar­ I d ay of June A. D. !9U2. aald certificate vin and Win. Clerk C lrrult C ourt Seminole C ou n ty . (!. Antlenrtid, nr otherwite. .tract, the following d o c r l b r d property Florida It tolng m a d r to appear by a eworn bill of * itu atrd in Seminole C ounty, Florid* to-wit; 11y V, M. D ougla,,. It. C. S K ' i of NB*, of SW of Sec. 4. T p . 21 complaint fil'd herein a g a in ,t you th r t you S. It. 29 F!., i i i t i , bring one fourth of ,ahl b a v - or claim to have «*imc lot, reel in tficirtificatr. th- -aid land Icing a,»e»ed at lidlowlng ileacrlbrel land, in Seminole county, D rp a rlin rn t of t h - Interior. |t, H. band OttleJI Here Is a messago to the dale of the la - u i n t e of aurh certificate Florida, to-wit; Galn-avllle, Fla, July 2*. ! 9 ! J Duffcrlng wumcn, Irom Nolle# I, In *eFey give n th at Sxili- M'allar-' in th e name of A. H. Wood. T h e W rit half (W !j> of t b - Souther ral Mrs. W. T. I’rlco, oE f l a t filed n l d certificate In my office and q u a ri-r tSW)*> of Sertion 29, Townahlp 19 widow ot Arthur II, Wallace, d*rra>ed. of baa mad*- application for tax deed to i»*ue South. Hange .11 E att, ]-*■ and rxrei.t t h - Wcklwa, I'lorlda, who on May 29. 1914 Public, Ky.! "I Buf­ in acrordxnce with law. . . . . i W t t t hall ( W 1J ) of the W rit half (\\ '4) of m ad- H o m e ,tr a d E n tr y No (M2I21 for fered wItli p a in f u l...", L'nle** Mill certificate thall be r r d r - m r d the S o u t h w c t qu arter I S W ' j l of the South- S AV 14 of NAV 11 . N A V , of SAV', S ertion 6lio writes. "I got down according to law tax deed will i,,u e thereon wett >|uartrr (S1V '() of Sertion 29, Town- A N ' j of SE 1, , Section 6 . T o w n ,h ip 20 S.. on t h - H th day of A ugutt A. D. 1919. • hip 19 S ou th, Itange 31 E a tt , conalfiing Hang- 29 E. T allah a,,t-r Slerldlan h a , filrd with n weakness In my W itm , , my ntficial ,ignxture and aval thla 70 acre, more or l r ,,. notice of intention to make thre-*yrar Frotif back and lim b s ...I th e lUth day of Ju ly A. D. !» l» ; You are therefore heiehy com m anded and to e,tab!!ah claim to th e land aboxe deacribed felt helpless nnd dis­ (acall A* I O j n i - A S e ^ to lie and appear before our taitl before Clrrk Circuit C ourt, at Hanford, I'l r r k Clrrult C ourt. hrinln"Ir < ounly. . l» rriiuired co u rag ed ...! hud about Circuit Court a t the Court ll >u,v in San­ Florida, on th* 6 th d a y of Septeraher 1919, Cl*5lc IIV V. R. HoutfUi*. I>. C. ford, C laim an t name* aa wltn —« n : Floritla. on the Flrtl M onday in Sep­ lven up hopes of ever tember. 1919, bring th* flr*t day of ,aid William C. Holiday, of AA'eklwa, Florida, clng well again, when It. C lltk , of Wrklwn, Fiarida, Noli re of Appllcallon for Tax Deed V nd rr month, tF -n an d there to m ake ai.awrr unto 11. Crip pc n, of Wehlw* Florida, a friend Insisted 1 S ertion # of ( haplef 188*. I.awa of I torlda. t b - bill of rutnidaint tilt i herein a g i l m t you, Eben A A '. E. \Vhidden, cf Wekiwa, Florida. and th e n In tat! not el<- -aid bill will bN o lle- I, hereby given th a t I , i a c lllark- taken a» r o n f - tt e d again,! you. to be IniIIOHT. AV. DAVIS • hcr, ptirrhater of Tax Certificate No 41,, lowrd by final decree. 6 l- 5 tc Ileaiftrr. d ated the Slh day ol Ju n e A. D. 1911, ha, It 1, furth er ordered th a t th i , notice bo filed aald c. rtlllcate In my odlc* and hai made application for tax deed to i,*uc In publiahrd one- each week for tw elve week* In I’- p a t lm c n l of th r Interior.. I . S Land OITIr* Galnravllie, Fla., July 26, j fa| *» accordance with law. Said certificate em ­ t h - Sanford Herald, a newspaper publWhrd N otire la hrreby given that John F. Dav brace* t i e following dreeribed property , t- In Seminole co un ty, Florida. |d,on >f J a c kannville, Fla., who on May 19, u ated In Semin le C u n ty . Florida to-wit, Done and order*d th i, th* 5th day of 1911. made ll » m e ,t r a d Fintry No. ttftTl.l b u l l (0 Jt II, Klciiardaona Add \A ooillirldge June, 1919. for N 'v of SW .1', S E ' . of NAA't, i NAV 14 „f • old na the p ro p e rty of E . C. Wallaee (trail E. A. DOUGLASS, <[ N F 7',. Section 28 T ow nthlp 18 S. flange Alan Tax Certificate No 309. dated the Clerk C irrult C ourt Seminole C o , FI*. 31 I!,, T aK * h*,,e- Meridian haa tiled finilcr 3rd d a y of Julv A. I>. 1916. covering Lot fi, Hy V. E. Dougl*--, D. C, ol Intention to make T hree-year Proof i<> Dicklntnn & D lrkinton, Hlrhardaon* Add to AAoodbfldge, I hr aald retahlieh rlalm to t h - laud above deerrlOed, land being a« e,ed at th , date of the l«,uanre S-lltitora for C omplainant,. tu lore Clerk C lrr u ti Court at Sanford, SM131C of auch eer tIdeate In th e n a m - of Unknown m Florida e,n t h - 5lh d a y of September 1919, U nit*, aald certificate abatl »■ redeemed C la im in t name* a , wltne, according to Inw tax d r d will li,Ue thereon N O T IC E 7 0 IIIDDEItS I began CarduL In on th e H t h day ol Auguat A. D. Sealed bid,, aubjeet to th* ,a le of bond, Cheater Carpenter, of 4>«te*n, Florida. W i t m - a my official a ig n a tu re a n d e ta l thta will fi* reeeiveel by t c Uuatd of County John Fell, of t ) , l i - n , Florida. a short whllo I caw a t h e 10th d a y of J u l y A- u . 1919C om m iuln nrr* nf Srminot* C o u n ty , Florida, M artin Shepard, cf (rateen, Florida. m arked d ifferen ce... Florida. (■rill K, A* IlOlKiLASS a t t h r ofilr* of *ald hoard at th* ru u r t hout* Anthony June*, of Enl»rprl>e, llO ltT . W. DAVIS I grow Btrongcr right Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County. Fla in Sanford, Florida, on or hef-re ten o'clock 6 ( . 5 t r HrgUtrr. 61-Slc Hy V. L. Dougl*,,. D. C, a. m. or, Ihe 2nd d a y of ScpitmF>er A. D. 1919, along, and It cured me. for th* *xrava:inn an d ro n itru e tlo n of th* I am stouter than I N ailer « f Applleallen n o 7 a a H eed^lladeg dltchrv, drain* or eanala and la trra l ditrhr*, In r t r r n l t Court. S eventh Ju d tla l f rrtiil havo been la years.'* S late of Florida. d ra in , ut canal* In t h r Jraaup Drainage DlaNotice la hereby given th at Hurntan S Irtcl. T h e M ,r rh a n ta N atio n al Hank of S a v an n ah If you suffer, you can va. Each bid m u tt l>» areompxnlrd by a certi­ Dodd p u rrha.er of Tax C'ectlrtcatr No ' h2J a p p r e c i a t e w hat It fied cheek In the turn of Fix- Hundred ItSOO) Lucy C. Flnegan a* Ad mini,; rat ri a e>( dated the 2nd day of J u n e A. menus to ho strong nnd E .ta t e of Jnaeph F'inegan, dereaxed, e t al. Dollar,, payable to aald board, aa an w i ­ filed aald ecrtlrtrate In my office and haa made well. Thousands of wo­ application for taa d re d t o l»aue In •rcord- den — of good faith. Hy virtu* of a ju d g em en t rendered in t h r Estimated to tal yardyge, 56,660 col lr C irruit Court of Orange C ounty, Fla., In ance with law. Said certificate r <he men glYo Cardul tho yard*. Thla ejuantlty ia only approximate, proceeding by rir* facia, to revive th* ju d g e ­ following dr arrlbed property alluaUd credit for their good AOENTs • being given a , a uniform bail* for ronipari- ment in abov* entitled r a n ,* end for , i e . . Seminole county. H o rid a to 1M •on of hlilt, and th e aald board rr*-rvre the ulion aa to certain heir, of Ju trp h Flnegan, health. It shou'd help HR** of R E)i llr«« W I ? *lr3 • 21 S It 30 £., S aere*. Alru Tax Certificate right to i n r r r , , * or d e rr ra — th* amount of tleccated, and execution Ittu rd thereon, I you. T ry Cardul. A t all No. 1887. dated ihe 2 nd day of Jun e A. D. •aid y ardagr a , rnay b* deemed neceatary. „ ... _. . - at the ------F--s v s_ --------levltd jhUI! ___ a n a will aril front drugElsts. E-73 All hlu, -hs!! be s , 2 t ! * i * i a a form to be dcor of the Court Houa* In Sanford, S«rr.!1896. covering th* following 1/ i n - a i t : W 10 A of N IS A ol U “I t furniahed. note C ounty, Florida at I t o'clock a. n . on OFFICE FEOFLSS HANK BUILDING 1 of Fre. 26, Tp. 21 F. II. 30 L., T he board raeerrrw tb* right tu reject any Monday tmhhr 1* t j i i r t a iber, ' c r , <r»« t i4t day u« ot rSeptem A. ft** It. 1919 the right tit!* and inlrreat, claim and i T h e tald land being M*ta*fd a t the date and al) bid*. Tb* tuccewelul bidder 11 be required lo dem and ot K alneiint AV. F'laegan, C h a r i . : 1 of the laauance of eueh rertiflearv In th* e-a b u s in e s s c a r DS ds j r* SCHELLE MAINES glv* a bond equal lo 25 per cent ol the amount of bis or their bid, computed upon lb* baali of Ih r yardagr above mentioned, with a S urety Company qualified to write aurh bond* In th* State of Florida, a , lurely thereon; the Surety C ompany and form of bond to be approved by aald board. A copy of plan,, aprclflrationi and pro­ file* and p ra p o ttd contract, bond and form of bid may he obtained upon application to the undcnignrd upon making' a depo.lt of Ten Dollar*, thla turn to b» refunded when •aid plana, •pacification*, ti c ., have hren re­ turned. Hy order of the Hoard of C ounty Commlxaionera of Seminole C ounty, Florida. '*e*l> E. ft. DxL’GLASS. 6S*ltc Cletk. Wilson £ Hoosliolder ATLANTIC HOTEL We Still Have Good Envelopes at I HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY Automobile Protection LEGAL ADVERTISING HENRY M c L A U U N JEWELER E DR. E. S. HOFFMAN 0>lft W om en! E Take CARDUI The Woman’s Tonic The Ford One Ton Truck may well he classed as an agricultural necessity, it fits into and fills so many wants on It is a reliable bearer of the farm farm burdens, not only do­ ing the work of several horses quicker and better than the horse, and does not “eat its head off" when not working. The aggres­ sive farmer has only to consider the possibilities of the Ford truck and he is ready to buy one. We judge this to be so from the way farmers are buy­ ing them Truck Chassis $550 f. o. b Detroit. C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y wenerai Fire Citnforrf, Insurance Florida p a1 *^ j j-Sv ■ *f:*;’ ■:' j-i1 % Ii 3.j s A ^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d949cfc01f41d07046d4dec1f0326498.pdf b896ebd33f46f455e3d89419091ee7a6 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER G5 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1919 RETTS OPEN FOR BUSINESS SANFORD TRUCK GROW ERS Have Paso In This Issue Showing One of the Finest Ice Cream and Annual Statement. Cold Drink Parlors in the City. In this issue of the Herald is a Betts is open. page advertisem ent of the . Sanford And the hearts of the kiddies Truck firowor?, Inc. giving their and of the older folks are glnddened annual statem ent according to the by thi« announcement. auditor’s report just made. For manv weeks they hove beer, The statem ent shows th n t this waiting for this fipe establishmsnt organization of farmers have just to get rendy for business for every finised their first season th a t has man, woman and child knows Ed. been a most successful one in every LOW WATER PRESSURE MADE B etts for be it known th a t the a­ EVERY RAILROAD IN COUNTY FLORIDA RAILROAD COM MIS­ way. i LL BRANCHES OF SHOE FIRE p !G!!TING DIFFICULT SION WILL MEET IN JACK­ foresaid Ed. has been catering WILL. BE TIED UP UNLESS INDUSTRY MAKING . HUGE They have handled a million OWNbicS LOSE TH EIR CARS SONVILLE AUGUST 2IST. TO to the wants of the public for the DEMANDS ARE MET. PROFITS SAY GOVERNMENT dollars worth of gross business. GARAGE DESTROYED. HEAR THE CASES. past seven years hut he has been The strike of the shop men of the They averaged 8 nnd one- q u arte r Washington, Aug. 8.—President working nt other establishments in What looked like the destruction If there is nny complaint on the Sunford Division of the A. C. L. Ry acre per man in the organization. of an entire city block started in a Wilson will address congress in per­ this city. He opens this week his Clunge of loll rqtes of the Southern is now one week old anti while it After paying freight crate m aterial fire in the Seminole Garage Monday son today to make recommendations awn pnrlors in the room on First Telegraph Com­ seems th at n settlement will be reach­ Hell Telephone etc., the organization has paid each afternoon about five o'clock. The for legislation designed to aid In re­ street formerly occupied by Simon's pany the place to complain is in farmer more than $5000. per member ducing the cost of living. This was store and next door to Perkins and ed soon it is not yet in sight. orgin of th? fire i.» unknown as the Jacksonville where the Railroad Com­ net profits. The strike is « peaceful one from 'earned today at the white house. Britt. This room has recently been shop had been closed for the day mission will meet for this purpose. Agents of the departm ent of justice remodeled nnd placed in first class every standpoint ll’.c men all being As Oveido and Geneva are effected Read the advertisement in this and there wus no one in the garage to, ley throughout the country were shape by Contractor George Venable residents of this city anti the majority ill this raise of rates they should he issue of the Red Gator Brand. at the time except Mrs Williams 10x100 feet, the walls of them owning homes here and obeying the order issued by the and is a room 40x100 who is the bookkeeper and was in represented as the fo il-wing notice attorney general yesterday th a t pro­ being finished in white pnper and have lived here many years and the front of the building in the office. Family Reunion fiteers and boarders of food and the wainscoting in dark green nnd they are only asking thnt they be One of the helpers was out in front There was a family reunion ut of the building waiting on a gasolene .thcr necessities be tracked down presents th at lofty and cool and in- paid commensurate with the cost the home of B. W. Smith of Pnnln customer when something like a and prosecuted under the Lever food viting appearance that Is so rc- of living in this day of exorbitant on Sunday, Aug. 3rd. control act. Recommendations for freshing in the aummer weather, prices. muffled explosltinn •csin*,‘'«I fallowed additional legislation necessary to Ed Betts knows the Ice cream be n dense smoke and Mrs. Williams is v.voi’kV, who nad served tor The shon •"**•» •** of th*» *nm° ('feet tb*n the rn«r wild drink buoi . . . .pfl V... immediately sounded the alarm. nine months in Bate Hospital 136 frame of mind as the engineers who formulated by the special * u b |cntcr to the wants of the trade with Volie Williams her husband who has Vannes, France had returned the living by their representative in Washing­ remittee of the cabinet, were In j many new nnd fancy drinks. und ton last week toiti President Wilson Sunday before, looking none the charge of the machine shop was . Mvtii W ikor.’ ’ • • •■j .t*!*r-.-T-'- i'<jclictouis iccr. He will be assisted by that either Congress must reduce worse l»ut rather bettor for his over acrooss the street on business and fieri to make these recommenda-] Howard Harris who is nlso r.n expert the high cost of living or expect hurried over but in »*m03t an in­ seas trip. . »ns the subject of nn enlry message j n t |iis line. The new store will also to raise the wages of the engineers stant the machine shop and the His young daughter Mrs. G. O. congree*. Their nature lias not handle Nunnnlly’s famous candles or exspcct another strike. It is simply entire building was in flames and it Stenstrom of Eustis arrived on TAKE N OTICE thut on Thurs­ en disclosed. nnd confections, cigars and tobacco coming to the point in the existence was Impossible to get out any cars day. August 21st, 1919 nt 10 o’clokc Wednesday; his eldest , Mrs. O. II. or any part of the equipment. The country today faced the defi- and a good line of stationery and A. M. the Railrond Commissioners Hlackwelder , of St. Augustine on • tirornise of nomc cut In bread supplies. , , The fire department responded Thurdsay; und on Friday his sitcr ires following announcement yesBetts place will ma e a spet y tha* there must he relief from the of the State of Florida will he in Mrs. Phillips, whom he had not to the cull as soon as possible but r d u y by Dr. Julius II. Barnes, of od Sunday orders " • ’« * present high prices or every industry session at the Chamber of Commerce seen for nineteen years arrived with the water pressure was very poor Auditorium in Javk-i-nvIUe, Florida, •i"’ corporation th at im m c U .t. » « £ L b . » n d.' in the land will be tied up. then and there to hear and consider her youngest duughter, Mrs. Norman. and the water company did not get fort would he made to place on sale 1,,c ne* s‘urt , . . . ... The demands of the shop men urc your application heretofore filed with So Sunday Mrs. Jno. Purdon and any pressure until the fire was al­ every community teh ee price, are e.m ple.e by_ lit. P unthla. ami 1.xset forth in the following circular: with them for their approval of your family; Mr. and Mrs. Ren Sm ith most out. With the inadequate plea­ Sanford, Fla. Aug.4, 1919 telephone toll rates authorized by and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke sure the fire departm ent assisted by :.“ th . Leo brother, o. th.a city citizens did valiant work and saved the Postmaster General, and of Pearson and family came. This was ire during the last four months, he and the lighting, fans and other To nil Locals and Members the theatre building belionglng to « r the first time th a t Mr. and Mrs. your several exchange rates ut the 7 as been at least a dollar above electrical equipment was Installed Division 2 & 3 Smith had had the pleasure of B er­ T. J. Miller L Son on th* south’ side following Exchanges: ’ figure The announcement was by the Char os Electric Co of San- Railway Employees Dept. and the J. L. Miller building on the, Greeting: Micanopy, St. Andrews, Chipiey, ing all of the!.* children and gran d ­ north side of the garage. Confined a,le at U e same time however th a t ford. The lights are of the semiAt our regular meeting today we Fernandina, Green Cove Springs, children together since they have to the one story garage building ,e grain corporation had decided to Indirect type th a t cast n° ahadows unanimously adopted the following Lake City, Panama City, DcLand, become grandparents and their joy between these two higher building* 3 nintain the government’s guarantee and *hed * ^ I j t T n d the B etti , wheat at $2.26 a husehel. The make a beautiful light anil the Metis resolutions, and ask th a t you do Palatka, Daytona, Gainesville, San­ was unbounded. _ . ford, St. Augustine., Orlando. I W likewise. respective world wheat supply. Mr. place is one of t h e b“ ly 1,« $ £ d £ The return of our noble soldier garage finally cavou in sacola,' K e y West, Geneva, GraccWh «»<»•• • -• • fIa ines were subdued hut it looked arm , .aid, d ie,. , . 4 M .a c tio n boys causes many happy reunions -• » * for a time as though the entire block Owing to the cnoromus, and as vjlie, Havana, Jacksonville, Lynn —-— . r,-,r\e protection a . .. . Rna 'J e n d much to tho appearance sich us thir. of buildings including the theatre, we think unjustifiable, advance Haven, Oviedo, M ilo Beach. ri,r ater. ...... 0f this new place. Approved by the Postmaster Gen­ the Herald building nnd tho Peoples in the price of ull necessaries'* of eral und all other charges, practices Rank building would go. life, we the mechsnics and helpers employed by the railroad are un­ rules and regulations in force or The Seminole Garage building in able to maintain our pre-war effect by order or approval »>f the the property of N. H. Gamer and Postmaster General, nnd to fix nnd star iard of living, and the contents belong to the Seminole establish toll rntes, exchange rutes Garage being the property of N. H. WhereasGnrner and J. B. Lawson and the In January of this year we muds loss is heavy partly covered by In­ this known to the proper au»hosurance. ritles pnd requested such advances One of the worst features of tho as would enable us to meet th»»*> fire was the loss of many cars th a t enhanced prices, and retzin our pre-war standard of living, and may arise in the premises. Whereas: And at said time und place, you These requests were refer!ed *o and nl! other parties legally and AMPUTATED MEMBER IS BUR­ TRIFARITE M ANAGEMLM i* the "board of adjustment of rail­ rightfully interested will have an IED TWICE BUT COMES BACK MOST FAR REACHING PRO­ road wages and working condi­ opportunity to he fully heard. TO HAUNT SHERIFF’S OFFICE POSAL EVER SUGGESTED. tions" in February of this year, und F \C H TIM E. W ITNESS T H E HAND of the Chairman of the scld Raiirozd Com­ Washington, Aug.7.—Organized Ia the foot of Jumos Sweeten a missioners. affixed in open stssion. hoodoo? labot h before the nation with « und by their order at Tallahassee, demand thnt private capital be re­ James is a ne^ro hoy who a few tired from railroad operation and tho Capital, this 2nd day of August days ng- accidently shot himself that there be substitued a trip an te A. D. 1919. in the foot at his home near Chuluota R. HUDSON BURR. control of railroad properties by the und wni. brought to tnls city where Chairman public, operating managonwfit and Dr Denton found it necessary to the employes. The do rounds signed am p u tate the foot since which tim e by the engineer, firemen, conductor* he has been in the county hospital TWO B it GIFTS and labor, -s of the American Fede­ Dr. Geo. Hyman Pastor Baptist in the rear of the county Jell. ration of Labor wan recognized in After t h e operation Dr. Denton Temple made the congregation happy Washington today ns the most fai gave the am pu’utcd m e m b e r to n PROFITEERING IN SH O ES Sunday night by the announcement reaching proposal yet placed before of two big gifts. Mr. Ultimate Consumer has barely the nation during its reconstruction Mrs. E. E. Cox has established recovered from the shock he got period. two Memorial funds as follows: when he read the prediction of one of Officials refused to predict its To Choplnln George Hyman of the country's boot and shoe barons outconfe. It will fbe formally laid the U. S. A. ? £00.09. This was given thut we are soon to be apying $20 before the house commerce comwhile Dr. H y n an was in France. fice with a foot that was found and $25 a pair for shoes, when be To Col. and Mrs. Walter Guinn flouting in the lake. He thought an j stumbled ucross on authenic item advertisement $500.00. Making a gift of $1000.00 a'ligator had swallowed a man nnd j in a trade paper, to Church Building Fund of South left this foot. Deputy David Speer | of shoes for export—"R eady to recognized ihe foot and again it woa i Baptist Convention. ship at once direct from our own Mr. J. D. Hoed has adopted for buried, this time on the lake shore | be made fac’.ories.” ihe church a missionary in Tokio, east of the city and Dr. Denton The firo demonstrated that gar­ There were, for instance, 59,600 clurion that th e only way to obtain Japan. Mrs. W. H. Clarke. Mr. saw to it himself. ages are dangerous risks in the puirs of men’s work shoes at $3, anything like a square deal was Meantime a dog nosing around dis­ Hood pays the salary of this mis­ heart of the city u n i th a t Salford "m ade two full *u!?s, solid leather in­ to cease work, and interred the foot and a man finding sionary which is $700.00. better fire pressure and ono needs soles nnd counter, eolid lift heels. Whereas: it rushed to ths Carnes Hotel w ith The action of these two members it and he ju*# knew that somebody th a t should be ready for business Other work shoes are offered at $2,25 Having ceased work alter due con­ is indication of the enthusiasm that bud been murJei'ed and the murder­ any time of the day or nigh*. $2.36, $1.80 and $2.50. The highest sideration and with a full know­ exists in the Baptist Church.* l ive er had disposed of the remains all price quoted is $5.76 a pair for " mcj| ledge of our duties and responsi­ new ir,cmbtr» were uildpii Sunday. gun-mctnl calf high-grade shoes.” Was Not Murder bilities we find on the one side Th.. church is interested in the but the foot. The fair sex is n o t forgotten; two Neighbors found the body of a Again tho sheriff's office was noti­ of the 12 items provide it with kid negro numed Scipio Jones in his fied and Dr. Denton called to iden­ shoes a*. $3.26 and "welt oxford home near Longwood last Satur­ tify the foot. By this time D r. and higt *huc»." at $1.76 a pair. day. On account of blood being Denton and the sheriff’s office were Frank Takach is among the boys getting somewhat worried about th e discovered near the body it waa at Sush prices ore bound to excite returning home. Frank was in the foot and they told the latest sensa­ first rumo d th a t he had been killed. t m curiosity of tho domestic con­ medical departm ent of the army tionalist to keep the foot as they A t the coroner’s inquest it developed sumer. Must wo go abroad to get th a t he had been subject to hempr* and waa atationed most of the time had enough of it. American-made shoes cheaply? How at Lakewood New Jersey. can manufacturer* and dealer* Jus­ The U st flrdcr haa burled it again ages and this had canted h b death. tify the great- disparity In price*. and Dr. Denton and the sheriff and If it U possible to sell a t such reaBrjren Auto Garage Opens his deputies threaten th a t if the foot Signed A. C. Peel, Chairman aoi able figure* abroad a t a prappears egnin they will endeavor to The Bryan Auto Garage has Strike Committee. why not at home?—Buffalo Com­ give it back to Sweeten and let him opened in the Lcffler block. P, E. Geo. Randall, iSecretary mercial..keep it or at least keep it boiled for Pitta, of A tlanta, hxe arrived in S. F. Weeks. a few months where it will not bur­ the city, and will have charge of L. B. Hodgins. Mr. Pitts h a first den them ir. their dreams nnd in tho garage. Mrs. B. G. Smith and Mrs. Theo A. L. Combell claos mechanic and knows tho auto |t>V.f waking hour*. Aulin and the Aulin baby of Oviedo B. Smith. cost %• repair,bueinesa in al! its branches. I Is this foot a hoodoo or not? nnd Mrs. Tilden Jacobs of Chuluota . A. Draper. render. were shopping In tho city Tuesday. notts �PAGE TWELVE IT IS SERIOUS Some Sanford People Fall to Realise the Seriousness of a Bad Hack The constant aching of a had hack, The weariness, the Bred feeling. The pains and achea ol kidney iUa, May result seriously if neglected. Dangerous urinary troubles often fol* low. A Sanford citizen shows you what to do. Mrs. W. A. Tiliis. 1100 Elm A vt.,says: "I am Just as strong for Doan's Kidney Pills now ns when 1 endorsed them be­ fore. I used them some years ago. At ♦hat time I had a sore and lame back and found it difficult to benrd over. My kidneys didn't act us they should either. I used a box of Doan's nnd they regu­ lated my kidneys and rid me of the pains in my back, i have great faith in Doan’s Kidnev Pills." Price tiUc, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Tiliis had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Puffalo, N. Y. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING «j Alt Local A d v crtisem en tii U nder ThiH H ead in g THREE CENTS a Line For E a',n In s e rtio n *!ini m i n C h n rj'f 2o CcntH. In answering an advertisement where no name Is mentioned in the td, plca-e do not ask The Herald for Information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and if w? do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and nddress it as per in­ structions In tho ad. This Column is Free to Returned SoWer« and Sailors Who Seek Positions. AUGUST 1 THE SANFORD HERALD ln.WM r, 312 Sanfcrd Avenue a t once. house, 2 and one half acres tiled, Mulca wagon nnd harness. Bargain for cash. W. W. Dresaor, R*1 W anted—Fire proof safe: also two horse wagon, if n bargain. Box 68, Sanford, Fla. 62-4tc WANTED— OLD CLEAN HAGS. ANY KIND EX­ CEPT OLD SOCKS. COATS. PANTS, OR BED SPREADS. AT THE HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf For sale—2 2-ton Seldon Worm Drive Motor Trucks Pneumatic Equipment. 3 —1 Ton Seldon Worm Drive Motor Trueks Pneumatic Equipment. If you are in the mar­ ket for a Moror Truck it will pay Wanted—We will pay the highest you to see these before buying. J. market price for pine veneer timber, D. Bowen, 327 Laura St. Jackson­ C2-3t loaded on the cars, anywhere in 60 ville, Fla. miles of Orlando, Fla. Dixie Lum­ For sale or exchange—1 Vault ber & Veneer Co., Orlando, Fla. door, good shape, l large Safe, 71 • M*-6tp inches high, 1 smnll Safe. 34 inches high, 1 adding machine. Must sell quick. C. Care of Merald. 62-tf. Upholstering and muttrc«s making, il Duroc furniture repaired, mirrors plated, Roseland nuto tops and seats recovered. First Gl-4tp class work only. Brown Upholstery Shop. 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. For Sale—One Dodge Touring 49-tfc car, just overhauled and put in Agricultural Engineer with crew first class condition. Seminole Coun­ o->on August 1st for other engagi- ty Garage. merits with reliable parties nearing sudirrigation. landscaping, report­ For sale—Ten pure bred Duroc ing on property. Best references Gilts—8 month- .del. Roseland Dairy Address Agri cultural Engineer, 61-itp Cure of Herald. 63-2tc. For Sale—Ten acres celery land east of Sanford on brick road 1 i mile FOK SALE from loading station, five acres im­ For sale — Wood. Oak and Fine. proved, 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells. Stove, Fircpluce or Furnace. Get For particulars apply to "F arm ," your winter supply now. F. IV Hinei c-o Herald. GS-tf Box 807, Rhone 57. 63-2tp For Sale—Jersey Duroc pigs, 51For sale—Fine Columbia Church a pair, SC for one. G. W. Spencer Organ, in good condition. Very cheap 58-tf Mrs. Criggnl 1st Street. • 03-2tp For Sale or R ent—Large, comfort FOR SALE — ( ORONADO able bouse, recently repaired. H. C BEACH. FIVE OCEAN FRONT Dullose. 55-tf LOTS, 50 X 209 FEET. NEAR ’*\VIII,ON AND BRIDGE ROAD For sale—Mnxwell Touring cur. $350.00 EACH FOR QUICK in splendid condition. Cash or credit SALE. W. L. COOPER. B. &. O. Motor Co. 64-tf. CORONADO, FLA. 63-2tp For snle: Upright piano, Everett good condition: very reasonable; in quire Mrs. A. W. Fitts, 1006 E W anted—20 sales girls Saturday Second Sg., Snnford. 63-2tp at Kanner’s store 111 E. First St. 64-ltc. WANTED Wanted: young jersey cow. Write P. Mussel white, Geneva, Fla. 63-2tp. For sale—Two horses and one wagon. Cash 5125. Enquire Wekiwn Post-ofilce. Mrs. Wallace. 64-2tp For sale—Spring tootli harrow and sulky plow. Cheap. Apply Don McDonald, City. 64-2tp For sale—25 acre farm, 25 hogs, W anted—Saleslady. Ladies Ready 2 cows and calves, 1 horse wagon For sale Duroc Jersey pigs and to Wear. Apply New York Ready c .d tools $1,600. Address Box IL sows. Good stock. Joe Fernandez, 64-3tp. Wekiwa, Flu. 63-4tp. Advertise in the Herald For sale—Iluick Four, REAL ESTATE YOUR PROPERTY WE ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES FIRE INSURANCE . Tornado Tour Auto Your Home Liabilit Property Damage nt Co. - Formerly Holden Real Estate Co n Lots, in All Parts of City • •» €, s in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division A. F. CO NNELLY model. Good condition, new A bargain. Wight Tire Co. f. wall case: four S ft. wull cases: one 2 5 ft. umbrella case: six 8 ft. floor - cases; plate glass with iimiuio nose; to horse-shoe rase consisting of two i , 18 ft. cates and one 7 ft. case with r» undi d ends nnd marble base. Al­ , most new outfit for sale ns a whole _ or a part. V. E. Jacobs Co., 135 West Jacksonville, Fin. G4-2tp For sale—25-foot launch, maho­ gany finish, auto top and control, For sale—Launch 26 feet long, 16 miles per hour, practically new, original cost 51200.00. Cash or will 6 feet beam (Rrocltf model) 8 If. P. exchange for cattle. Dr. W. F. heavy, duty Callin. perfection engine Blackman, Lake Monroe, Florida also boat 47 feet long 8 feet beam, has been used as house boat. No power. Hulls in fine shape just paint­ For sale—20 acres choice celery ed. Price for both boats 5350.00. land ull cleared, 10 acres under tile These boats can be taken through good well. 5 miles from Sanford, Ocklubawn river to St. Johns.. If good road, good house and out you mean business send for pictures buiidingson place. For particulars nnd particulars. An excellent fishing see F. C. Welsh, at B. &. O. Motor outfit. Address Lock Box 394. Eustis Co., Fla. 64-3tp 64-1 tp. FIX TU RES FOR latest Two 12 ft. wall r&ses FOR RENT Furnished Rooms—By da*, xjti or month. Every convenience. Ovir Philips Drug Store, corner Park u j First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart. Prep. 43-tf FOUND Found —Bluck bob tailed »«», marked under slope split in one it? and crop in other ear. Owner ns have same by paying for this, ij and damages. Bold. W. Lord. 63-tf, LOST Lost—Bunch of keys bclorgitg to D. O. Brown. Finder t&ut return to Brown's market SarJcrj Avenue. Reward. 64-2tc. Lost—Gray wool coat lost ia automobile on Oak avenue. Fisdu return to Herald office and ...tin rtTra:.!;* * ' ti4-2tp Announcing Opening Lefller B uilding Corner First Street and Sanford Avenue Phone M IL L E R Tires and Tubes SO U TH E R N FREE R O A D S E R V IC E W H ERE S E R V IC E I S C E R T A IN L. T. BRYAN PITTS �AUGUST 8, THE SANPORD HERALD PAGE TWO COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD Mm. J. C. Vaughn. The W trd j'V ill leave shortly (or Salem Mass. Mm Wards former Lome, The R. D. Brisson home on Celery attractive evenavenue ings with its line display of electric lights. * Mr. and Mm. D. R. Brisson had as dinner guests last Thursday even ing Mr. and Mm. Joe Cameron and young people. Mm. J. 0 . Rowan will return a three months visit in New York about September 1st. Delineator A party of .10 person, several car A party of ladies front town came loads returned the Osteen peoples out Wednesday and gave Mm. B. visit to the Moores Station Sunday Steel of Bcardull avenke a very School last Sunday and report an pleasant surprise. Her n-socintes in the Baptist church. interesting visit. Mr. Cranson of the west side is Mm. 1. D. Hurt is entertaining her sister Mm. I. C. Hughes and little our tnnil man while Mr. Green has his vacation. sor. Ei gene of DeLnnd this week. A son was horn to Mr and Mrs* Mr. and Mrs. Irvin E. Estridge Allen Allman at ‘Osteen Ferry lust and children drove to Oxford Inst week. Friday. Mr. Estridge returned Satur­ S Mrs. William Walter arrived here day. Mrs. Estridge ami the children will remain two weeks as guests of | last week from a months visit with her mother. They atten d ed n barbe­ her daughter in Washington D. C. Mr. Walter and their son Ltonurd cue am! picnic on Saturday. Joined her here Friday and they are Mr. anti Mrs. Wait* r J. Ward are packing their household goods pre­ expected here from Jacksonville to paratory to shipping them to their visit Mrs. Wards parents Mr. and new home in Pahokee. The Stones family who huve lived in one of the Cameron houses have moved into town. Mrs. McDonald <v*nue has gone to visit friends near At­ lanta Ga. G. C. MeDougnl is at home from Wa.vcross during the Ry strike. Mist Clnir Cameron arranged a sur­ prise party for Mr. ami Mrs. Hunter, the newly-weds to take place at the A. B. Cameron home Tuesday evening. Mrs. H unter's clan with whom she and Miss Clair graduated with tms year were to he included with the invited guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth drove to Stone Islnnd Sunday and enjoyed a visit with Mr. ami Mrs. A. B. Commons at their attractive home. The Commons were to leave for Fertilizer. Materials ' COTTON SEED MEAL . CASTOR POMACE TANKAGE ASHES LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF ALL KINDS OF MATERIAL—\VE WILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU — GOOD SERVICE — CHASE & COMPANY Snnford, Florida Many tire dealers m eet you with an argument about how cheap they can sell you a tire. I f1their tire had the quality and mileage built into it that a DIAMOND TIRE has, they would not have to mention the PRICE. Y et a DIAMOND cost you no more than a so-called C H E A P TIRE. Miles - - Cord Tires 10,000 Miles Tire Company SEMINOLE BANK ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE Richmonu, inutnnu on Tucdsay for diamond the results were 14 to six several weeks visit with old home in fnvor of Mt. Verde. D on't g».»‘ folks. discouraged hoys. While there fs I. D. Hart is painting his tenant 1 ^ ° Giere is hope, houses on Geneva avenue this week. I Sripio Jones 911 old colored citiOur neighbors who are away for « " ,of LonKW° od * n8 f? unU dead ‘n the summer and have favored us h!s hIo n,t on Sunday afternoon. He with cards are Mrs. Margaret Marla»t seen on Friday repairing shall in Michigan. Mr. and Mr h ly o o f. t is thought he m ight have B. Tyler in Waynesvllle, N. C.. Mr. nllcn and ab,e t o *vt into the and Mrs. I. D. Martin PorlU and, ^ '" ,t died lrotr; *ha ®ffecta ot Maine, Mr. and Mm. B. E. Squires ‘J* hurf “s . no ™ h"ard m ,n com* in Pottsdam New fo rk . Its tine to ,,lnin of btlnK U’ he remembered. Word has been received from Louis „ _ _ , ^ Enttiininger that ho has arrived in h h. D utton has rented the A. G. ^ e am j WftS nt Camp Merrill. L. warehouse at Moores Station for the use of the farming company for Mr. and Mrs. P. S. M orton, Mrs. whom he is the Sanford representative Maurey and son Gregory Jr. of Their newly purchased land is Ijcinc (lr'nn‘l° ai*d *Yr. ul|d Mrs- J. S, clpnred n n d n u t i n to shane. Dinkel nnd J. E. Phipps enjoyed 11 picnic supper and a swim in Hoosier Springs last Saturday. An nd In the I P . » w »-*••«, .0 l ’if si ns an a Britt to get cool clothes. The correspon­ Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Blackman and dent advises to go to Hoosier or little daughter were shopping in Palm Springs where they don’t have to have many clothes but can keep Sanford on Tuesday. cool. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alice Syzemore Mr. McGahey and family returned and Miss Flora Brockway were C. B. Searcy has the honor of home Saturday after two weeks at guests of Mrs. W. H. Boyd Sunday. their cottage at Coronado beach. killing the coon that had been mak­ ing raids on the poultry yards in Miss Flora Ilrockway was visit­ J. E. Phipps was shopping in this section. ing Mrs. Rooks in Sanford Thursday Sanford Tuesday. Mrs. Wallace of Wekiwa and Mr. A. J. SJoblom and family of Lake WEKIWA ITEMS Reese of Sanford were married in Mary were out Sunday in his Cole School opened Mondoy with fif­ Sanford Inst Wednesday, which was six looking after his Wekiva farm. teen pupils nnd Mrs. E. O. Herbuli* quite n surprise to every one. Lcngwccd crcrscd bets with Mt. for teacher. We had no school here The much n e e d ed repairing is Verde last Thursday on Longwood last year. being done on the Wckvwa bridge this week. Miss Eula Brockway is at work in Leesburg labeling orange boxes. Mrs. Syzemore spent last week week at Fuller visiting. COMPANY Agents For International Harvester m es Announcing the cleanest, coolest and newest ice cream p a rlo r in S a n fo rd Com e in and cool off. ANNEX Ice cream a specialty N u n n a lly’s famous candies fresh by express, cigars, cold drinks and stationery Sunday ice cream orders a specialty N r it door to PerAfaa A Drift McCormick fl D ::rin g Mb wing H ay R a k e s and Harrows WEST GENEVA AVENUE The good ruin Saturday was thankfully received. It did cool the hot wave some and was a great help to the sweet potatoes. Mrs. Jack Vaughn and Miss Gladys Robinson were calling in town Saturday and hail a good oil hot drive coming home. Our little Snnford town ia greatly improved since the war is over. It makes us feel good to v nlk t Le streets nnd look each side and ht»* our home boys back with us again. It made us all ferl good when the news came that Mr. Durant of Lake Mary had got his car home again hut I don’t guess the ones that stole the car are feeling very good from the looks of the bright bullet holes through the side and the back of the car. It is a hard job for any one to get off now a days with stealing from others. We have good sheriffs and deputies and they are brave good men und they go to catch or kill. It would he good job if all the rogues could be put out then the good honest people could live (n peace and not feel efraid of rogues. A theif is the worst thing we have in this world. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson of DeLnnd were calling at Mrs. Jack Vaughn and Mrs. Tom Tyners Sutylay afternoon and looking over the old home place. Mr. and Mra. Will Robinson and family spent Sunday in Geneva with Mrs. Robinson’s brother Mr. James Byrd. The airplanes passed us by again 'Sunday. They look mighty lonely I up in the air so high. iContinued on pa?.e 3) The TAVARES INN NOW OPEN Catering to Commercial Men and Families Am rtlnn PUn. Good Eala. Hatra l l r i « u t o ThrTAVAItEN INN. Tararra. ITa. Well, take it calmly-—no use an-*riog and making the air blue. Better bring it to Kent's vulcanizing shop und have it attended to. We’ll make a finished job of it, In short order and you w on't know the vul­ canized shoe from the now one. And it will give new-like service. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS PHONE IT k an 3 d St. Sanford, Florid WhenYourSprin^Breaks A U TO OW NERS Call on ua for exact duplicate of yuur broken spring, -4 and reedvo S spring sa tJm IsfactJan that lx | Mm real. SANFORD FLORIDA �•• V f - ; - J --•.■jc'i; ,. *-. ITlg®t ; ''''V i s a s '- ' t i ’flUST & 181P - : j 7 5 : f ^ ^ ^ S ^ g J ^ p * ' - ^ i y "r7r z-“ r' ' vv*^'*' 7M**"*f-•^v?'* . ^ gyu •%>.wv1;5 •-•*?».,*> ■ _____________ io s ia “A r<»<l fw E»«ry Ntcd' some o r oun .special m icas IIS.00 PiHui Smith reed ll.ia Purina Chlrkra Cbander W# L\ Oil* • Ill.TS >1.40 /lA llllT V U A D D E N I N r C ' **• Smith and Mrs. Thoo C O U N I I I I n l I E i i l l l l v J u ( Aulin visited Sunford Tuesday. C ontinued from p a g e 2) Ml*s Lnrsen of Orlando spent ^ ____ — fTuW iby tiight ’v.'ith Mrs. W. E. W KE MARY ITEMS | Ar«0 »nd 'family. ... j; Kvan« and family returned j The Womans Missionary Society their home in Tampa Sunday, of the Methodist church held its n Evans taking them as for ns regular meeting Monday afternoon Orlando in his car. j a t the home of Mrs. A. J.,M cC ully .. Mr. Mark Melvin a n d Mr and Mrs. Mack Melvin andj' Wh,lo tho attendance was small, , ^ children came up from Winter . f hcre waa^ much interest manifested * vrn in their cur and spent S u n -;"] organising the society After some with the Dunn family. discussion It was decided to keep *k? ' the Ladies Aid Society a distinct C. A. Karina and family accompli- nntj 8Cparate organization as it has | oitd t>y Goodheart and Amanda i,ccn jn ^ pagt_ | t was also decided ! ifeWom motored down to Winter to hold aj| t ju, rncctliiK^ at the Jlt.vn Si"* la>’* ' Woman's Club building as it was Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brnddock more centrally located, returned to their home a t Pcirson Thc fam!|y of Mr. S. W. Swope Tuesday. returned Tuesday from the beaeli H. D. Durant went to Pnlatka where they have been spending a Thursday night nnd returned Fri- week. ity with the remains of the sto le n ! Mr- L u nnro an(J famfly 0f tir. it may wc" ^ur coons “ ' “i Winter Garden liave rented the they made good use ol their time ( c U8hing Cottage for tho winter, for it might be their Inst joy rid e . Malcolm, brother of Mrs. Gore, cn this side of tiie river. Thc ear jJ-a n^)ll moved io uviedo. v„ found to be condition! Mre A K Crawford nn{, Uttle out s:i e " a RCn^ ,„ .n *»n George have returned after « bulb: holes. 11 * three weeks visit to Leesburg. I, due m the skillful management J ....... " of Sheriff Brady nnd his force1 Little Misses Amelia nnd Eliza«nd their kindness will never be both Wright entertained a few of jof(. ttrn. their young friends Wednesday nfter -------------------noon a t a little party. OVIEDO O. P. Swope was a business Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Swope ami visitor to Sanford Wednesday, children have returned from Chicago-j Dr nn(] M„ Simmuns ar,(i q,. and Mrs. Mathison nnd dnugh 1Allen Campbell, spent last Sunday ter Marguerite have returned to ut Daytona Beach. l‘l. Myrr.- nfter a short visit to, The* Oviedo tiasehall team crosses Oviedo. , hats with the Kissimmee team on Mi«i Elsie Marshall returned to Gie Ovideo diamond this week. Atlanta Tuesday where she is taking (', ]Jt West spent Sunday nnd a cour.'o in the Grady Hospital Monday at D aytona Beach returning J. Crawford of Orlando has wbh h'-» car|Y Tuesday mornmov d to Oviedo it/order to be more lnKronveniently located to his farm ui Mrs. L. E. Wright s|ient Tuesday Iowa Cl tv this winter. in Oriai.tlo. M B B B B -B W hat, Groceries? Well. yes. Our groceries nre pleasing to serve or display. at our.store and get acquainted or phone 1GG for supply, Largo o r Small. Miss Neil King returned to Oviedo Tuesday after an eight weeks visit at Lexington Va. whrre ;hc har been taking a course ul the Univer­ sity • of Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Tildcn Jacobs of Chuiuota nre spending a while with Mrs. Mary Jacobs, having been called by the serious illness of Mr. Edwin Jacobs. Mrs. Mary Piorpont n-luniud Wednesday from the Fla. Sanita­ rium where she has been for two weeks. W. J. Lawton nnd family re­ turned Thursday from Daytona Beach where they have been for the past month. GENEVA Mrs. J. V. Wick.% Mrs. Troy Proctor and Mrs. W. D. Bnllnrd were shopping in Sanford last Wed­ nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips expect to leave Saturday for Hammoryl Ul ••yt « op! t where they will spend tho summer. Rev. Abecrombia of Umatilla preached at tho Baptist church here lant Sunday morning. Rev. Abe cromhic is a brother of Mrs. Bessie H an and Mrs. Win. Stones who reside here. Mrs. Brown, mother of Mr. Will Brown returned from Georgia last Sunday Rufus Ilrowm continues ijuitc ill. Thc Womans Missionary meeting of the Baptist church met nt the home of Mrs. C. W. Culpnppor last Tuesday. Rev. nnd Mrs. Abecrombie, Misr Mary Stones nnd Mr. Fred Stone motored over from Daytona Inst Sunday nnd spent tho day with relatives. Mr. Ravs Franklin our station ugent nnd sister Mrs. Foster left last Saturday for western points. Mr. Hugh Tillis und mother of Sunford spent the dny with Mrs. Tillis' mother, Mrs. R. G. Nicholson last Sunday taking her back with them to Sanford Mint even'lig. Call Your Patronage is Appreciated, Algood Oleotnargerlne nnd Everbest Margarine.—Always Iresh West Side Cash Grocery (Ask Our Customers) P H O N E IGG L. F. R oper (Co; j r l f t .l . 1019. h ? W r itte n A*w»i>*per I'n lu a .) Urereton usually rushed Into the city boarding house Just In time for meals, nn,l rushed out again ufterwurtl either to Imslnevs or to Leila’s; so he made no ncnualntniiccs nn:eru; Ids fellow xxKiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiixiiiihiiiiiixiiiiiiiinnxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiuiiiuixxx I V F E C I A L We Make a Specialty o f P leasin g Our Customers E verything We Sell is Special Every Hour o f Service is Special X X X SO WHEN YOU GO TO THE BRYAN AUTO COMPANY YOU GET Special A tte n tio n by S pecial Men and S pecial S ervice. I X I § MILLER TIRES and TU BES AUTO REPA IR IN G and ACCESSORIES AUTOGENIUS W ELDING FREE RO AD SER VICE B R Y A N A U T O CO. “ WHERE SERVICE IS CERTAIN” F irs t S t. S anford A ve. P h en e * L effler B uilding ^xxiiiiiinmixmiiii!iinxiii!miii!iKHi!iiiimixiiiiiiiixiiii!iiiiii»xiiiiiiiHHiXii?i!uiiinxuHiimnix«»c l^ v L " PHONE 181 I^ UQEJQ j •'iat . MTU • Illgli tJ r t d i I I i r d v N d Aihet Wc have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere J. W. Itoolit yy'***^Jtyf p A r p c ir j P I ? A T l ? r ^ H / T D A M V TUE BIG v > r l. X J 2d0 V j X L / \ .X H i V ^ v / l v l x i \ . i i X 9 FEED HOUSE gtieslN, «„ Hutiitil liiem |tin* th'uliirly. Ills ndud also, wn» usually tipoii „ r—J.nlln, It oun for the glrl'a wike that he bent his every endeavor toward miccvwl lailla, tieautlful favoretl dnugli* ter of fortune, bad promised to wait for him until he xhutihl have achieved the llnanrlul ruccOM which her fath­ er cotutlderetl neceMary to tholr union. Imlla In her prnmlxo nnd not rn* tlr«l> given up her freedom. It was agreed that nhe might still attend var lous fest'.vltleH to whch slie wna liecuKtomed In the companlouNhlp of men of her chooidiig, while Bob Itrereton tolled by the light of the Pgaratlve evening lamp. Little Juliet flitting at the opiioniiu Hide ol the hoarding house table In her UfrSt gray drew! wttb lt« white collar, Janet with new weary circles netienth her violet eyes—glunced at •he flue absorbed luce of the new hoarder und wondered wistfully lmw some women were blessed by llmllng their Ideal. Janet coming curly to the breakfast table one nmming missed him. Tin mom ........... ••nn'*eoimtaM> u^wiui^ For n moment she stood with the mis­ tress of the house nlone. “Tlint Mr. Itrcrcton Is nick," Mrs. Hutchins «n!d Irrlfalily, "and . at raid he’s taken with this uitchlng j epidemic. If the folks here learn nbotit It I won’t linvo a soul In tlin house by night. They’re nil deadly ufrnld of the disease, nit* I enn’t wait on him, Land knows* He’s got an if::’ wouldn't ho snrprlowl have him go on his Insn», aeetueu *nV> nica to even maKO plant for hhiiscn. Told me Impatient like to call up that swell girl of tils an* slic’d arrange tilings for him. Then ho went off to sleep. Jlayhe you'd do that for me,'* Mrs. Hutchins suggested. "I haven’t time to call up folk's friends,” So Janet scaled herself-and gave tho Vaughns' telephone number. Her heart beat rapidly ns she waited tlm answering voko of Ilrereton’a sweet­ heart, It was as though she bad toystoriously eliatigcd places with him. | "Klek?’’ came Miss Vaughn's borrlIIihI u itcry. "I will send In a mill for Dr. Minor at once, and If the doctor says (but Mr. Ilreroton has the “flu" you will let me know at once, won’t you? I shouldn't like to risk exposing myself by going to see him. And then have Dr. Minor mil n nurse. Thunk you. let me bear trout you Inter." Mrs, Hutchins’ worst fears were re­ alized, her hoarder was suffering se­ verely from the prevailing malady, while the dot'or positively forbudu Ids removal 1 And It developed that no n u n c could be found in the exigency und the doctor who v;ns exceedingly busy hurried away. Jtytct crept softly to the stair, a moment she hesitated before the door of the forbidden room, then bravely entered. "I will lake cate of " r , Ihvrelon,* she told Mrs. Utltclilnu. "My AM)111 Is directly across the bull. We will k«ep him secluded and I shall carefully obey the doctor’s directions." “HiM'tns It ought to be n nearer wom­ an doing all that for him," Mir. Hutchins said, dryly. Little Janet’s lips closed In n Unit Iln« Sli. had not I lied Miss Vaughn „f I'mnee's Intest condition, and the return m.-Muge lmd been: "l*''r_ter .vltnor will undoubtedly Hud i .cene to J.^ik lifter him nml please will you tell Mr. Ilrer-ton not to at­ tempt to come to our house until It Is quite, quite snfe, and—I'll semi him roses every day.” The roses mine. Janet, busy with her hght against lirnth. loft them piled In the hall. The doctor had ordered that they were not to bo In the pnUnit's room. “Itrereton ncnled every lilt of oxy­ gen tlmt lie could get,’’ he said. It would he a desperate light If *!'”/ could pull him through as It was,’' But together they did It—the doctor mid bis tin hwt iisslKtaut. l’attlng tho girl’s shoulder, the doctor assured her that Imr part In the case was greater than bis own. Janet with a trembling sigh turned aside. "I'll get some sleep now," she said. “Soon I’ll have to go hack to the olllce." Weakly hut tremulously the slrk man called to lu>r. "Now that 1 Din talk, little angel of 1 light,’* lie said, "I want to talk to you." • But when Janet tried to explain tactfully the refusal of hln sweetheart to visit him In Ills extremity, Urereton put forth a! quieting hand. | “Never mind," he said smiling. VThere nre many things which we learn lying In silence. TLo true mean- 1 lag of the word love, perhaps. Iailla has that still to l»nrn." "I must go now—" Jnnet begun hastily. But Brendon’a clasping hands lYSii'ultuM tier. "Not until you promise to come hnrk—to me." he flnld shakily. "You must always come hnrk bccauce—I shall need you always—doer." ftllent In .InyouR wonder Janet gased Into (he face of her ldeaL I 1 John B. Stetson University LINCOLN 1IULLEV, Ph.D.. I.IU.D., I.L.D., President DcLcnd. Florida SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG T i l t : URADtIATR D E P A R T M E N T —n * fr « « « of M s s ls r *f Arts nnd RrisscM. T IIK C O U E U i : o r LIDERAL ARTS TOR S l k N —T s s s l y - s s s d f p . f l m t o i . l n . i l . T I I E COLLEOK Ol* LIIIERAL ARTS FOR W O M EN — A woman d tan . wporol. d M a lle ln . T H E COLt.KdK O F LAW —( i r . d u t l r a p r o r d r . In lio rld s « l ( h .u l .lu n ln sllao . T H E CULLECE O F KNOI.N'KERINO — C n o r . t . In v n iln rtrln fl Ir.din f to drpror., T I I E COLLEGE FOR TKVCIIF.IIS — E .o tfU II , far Flailds t f o f h r t k T I I E COLLEGE O F lU U itN E H H -(Iso ldn (. tlnoXXrrpln(. Shorthand. T ;p fs rilln f . T I I E ACADEMY—P r . p i f f i lor alt high (r a d * coltr(r*. T I I E SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS — For bojn and |>.an( mro. T H E SCHOOL OF M U S IC —P im a , plpp organ, ilolln, volte, harmonr, rhoru* oork. T I I E SC HO OL O F FINE ABAS — Special Attention Is Called lo t. Z. 3. 1 h t Ptrllmlnary C o u r .t In Afrlmllur* — llntsn)', IIM n n, Of(*Mf and Innreanle C hrm iilrv. o u a llu tlv . and tjusnlllallte aiutjiU , AjrUuUorol Clifiiii»lr>, Mineralogy, Otology, rtf. T h e Pre Medical C ouraa—Phyrlnlogy, Plologr. •.oatomr. llaritrUlogy, Hlalrology, Zoology. Ilotany, Gtr-tral Chtmlatry. Inorganlt I hrmlstry. Organic C h rm litry , Ip ialltnllrr nnd Ipianllialhr < h m l.irj, |*b)«lra. T h r C o u n t for lltllg'oua Wnrkrra — In illharal U ltralurt, llUtory. Engllah. P ry . rhidogy, P rd tg ogv, F.thlra. Luglf nnd Tlirii:s. ■D The Dixie Steam Laundry r in T t^ .r rn r ‘■•S'ZS of LEiioOb’OivV^, i'LA, Makes two collections and three deli veries of Laundry in Sanford every week. They do mighty good work over there and if you call up Robert Glen Igou, Phone 299 and let him include your package with the rest, you will no doubt be well pleased. .* .’ .* .* .* ,* I i j I I I a ■_•& ’} "TJ. J ■ * i 1 o T. £ **ynmBR ■L 5h3E3BH« * BCSMb - - i �lb* r r r fire started and to utterly fail to thirteen cents in two days as a re­ have any presiurc until the fire was sult of a drive against the prevalent about over and the w ater was not high prices. If the nation ever R. J. HOLLY, Editor needed. The Herald has not been learned the war-taught lesson of W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager disposed to entertain the thought thrift, the time has come to put it of a large outlay of money on the into practice. There is no need to Published Evcr>' Friday by fire departm ent at this time but fear that the cultivation of habit unless the Southern Util.'*ies can fur­ of atrictest economy in our personal nish pressure the city will certainly expenditure will deal any lasting n w a u r n o N ru in t in ahvanck: need to purchase an engine for the blow to the Interests either of pro­ O X * T E A *---------------------------------------purpose of pumping water at a duction or of labor. Having once * 1 * M O NTH S-------------------------------------- fire such as this city experienced atarrted price* on their downward TRUCK MONTHS------------------ ------g mm i ---- ■ ■ mm ■■ " — — Monday when quick pressu.e and pash, the demand for all classes E aU fsd M M*tt M m K; K»A service is necessary. Since the city of goods will be quickly doubled and I M i at IW P - t o U k r al (H*f*»a. FWrt4* I'adrr A n a t M a n k W l»T*_________ is paying for water and tho Southern trebled Labor itself has been the first to recognize the soundness oi Ttlrpli*** fts, 11I Utilities Co., has n franchise to t > flic s: H » n J 4 n s lM ts * supply water It seems strange that this principle. Self-denial has ceased our city should be endangered by to be a virtue; it hasbecome a HBV SANFORD'S NEED We witnessed a fire in Sanford. the failure of this company to have necessity if the dollar is not hence­ yesterday, and anyone else viewing sufficeint pressure when it is needed, forth to represent only fifty cents or less. Our plan oi living must be the flames could easily see *hsY our* O simplified and a .Vied down both in sister city was badly In nerd of an T H E EX PEC TED RESULT _ J quanity and quality. If the price of apparatus Thtch could furnish its Some days ago wc called atten corn can be driven down thirteen own water pressure and not depend lion to the fact that distributing the cents in two days, what effect could upon the water works for it. government collected food still on not lie exercised on the price of Orlando found out this fact early in hand among the population of the clothing and of shoes if we resolutely the gattw, and from the expr***«ions country would give little more than refused to buy new garments as of those watching the fire yesterday a dollar's worth to each inhabitant. a great many in Sanford realize the We also expressed the belie! that long as our old ones would decently c ity 's need of such an investment. the cost to the consumer, when he cover our nakedness, and to purchase no foot-covering made of leather.’ Had the fire been differently had paid his postage and charges This may sound like treasonable located, and not hemmed in on both for carriage, would make what he doctrine; perhaps, indeed, it savors aides by brick walls, the cost to the hought but little cheaper, if any, of a thinly disguised form of holcitizens 'A Sanford would no doubt than what he pays at home. shevism. But it is sound to the core have been two or three times what There is another phase of the nnd it is doubtful if all the wisdom nnd engine and truck combined gjiuntinn which presents itself of congress will succeed in deridsing a would cost. i a letter from a correspondent. He remedy promising more rapid, direct It Is cheaper to prevent than says as soon as it is discovered that and unfailing results. Out side of the actual cost to the consumer is tbo ranks of unionized tabor, the rep air.—Reporter Star. equal to or exceeds the local cost consumer is powerless to bring any at home, there will be a sudden pressure to bear on the evils of TW O UNCEASING SUBJECTS shutting off of demand and calls for profiteering. lie may demand thr The two cvcr-prescnt subjects of . , . the Florida press are politics and the I'* " f l u f f s am t h e _whole b«l- enactment of suitable legislation, "building boom" The form. .- has , ance will be sold at auction, and by but he will find it hard either to got to run along for ten months yet. wholesale for some h,n* like 2A per it* nature or to jitiacfnit> regulation* for it; enforcement. amt our readers must be fed daily of it3 coet VttIuu' ; The w riter State Cat-mist Ft. E. Unionized labor up to a certain cn this sort of pap. Rose, says: "If congress really de- point apparently ha* the game in And as for the building boom: Is ,there , .. ......... . „ i sires to aid the consumer and reduce its own hand* until iL u-rives at really and truly much tu a ■ n it I „•» it „ prices, let it offer these building boom? Hones: now. . goods , .. - to the that impasse whose exsistcnce it i public at 50 per cent, of their cost, fully realizes. The nation must or­ You pick up u Miami paper or a . wJ]ich wj|| probt bly lie 100 per cent. ganize itself against the profiteer, S t. Petersburg or a Clearwater I moro thai, it can rc«Hcve when it has using thrift a* its weapon. !f it and you get the idea that the din of, .Q th# K0(jda t0 wholesalers and prove true to itself, a speedy victory th " saw and hammer would deafen gpeculators t* assured.—Palm Beach Post. THE SANFORD HERALD iW i m w W We all know, of course, that those I Tl“‘ ■*»*« chemb,t «>*■ !hat ^ places named are creat and growing * compared prices, in R E F U G E F R O M S U D D E N STCS.V winter resorts and th at. I lt><* w,th transportation charges thev are compelled to build j ( p a w l pw*t> added, with the prices Ezr’tv CoT-tructed Shelter Which Should Have P lace on Every P u b ­ new hotel* and additions to old ones, advertised by Florida retail grocers lic Picnic Ground. - T h at, in their own peculiar tyay, an;‘ falU ,to *c* P“ b,,c ,B are great and Invaluable assets lo r|K ° ,n«E to be bennfltted by the proThere I* not ntitrli pleasure to tie posed sale through the post m liters Florida. lint! in the woods If no shelter I* near at the prices fixed. Hut is there a building boom in Here is something for the Florida when rn!n threatens at any minute. th e M ate? Orlando, Lakeland, SnnMany picnic* are broken up by show­ ford. Dcl.und, Palatka, Galntsvillr, j congressmen and senator* to look ers which last but a few minutes, sim­ La!:** City, Live Oak, Marianna, into. Florida is several "zones" ply liecnu*e there I* no way to protect distant from these great New York the food or to keep dry until the squall rrnBucola? ! and Chicago warehouses, where moil pusses over, writes <?. L Metier, Fnrgo; How ran there lie at present ut­ of tlie good* are stored. It will take N !>., In Popular Mechanic* Mugmost prohibitive prices of lumber?— ulne. A shelter, such ns Illus­ |a high post Gainesville Sun. , , parcel , rate ,, . ,to bring them ,, , , . , ,, ,. , t,i , to Florida, and all this expense ts trated, will take tiie discomfort out Quit your kidding, l r.cle Bob, and . . . . . . . . . . ‘ J . .. . . . . . . thut much added to the hrst cost, d walks nnd picnics, and will Induce la k e a trip to south Florida where .... , . . ... people to tempt the weather more f , ' . , which is already too high. fleii, since they know that protection There b» something doing every day. “T he building boom in any south j ^ *,e foogrcis of the l niuri States I* within easy reach. Florida city and the paved roads "kould. if it has any consideration A dead tri'e, the trunk of which I* would give an Alachua county crac- j fur th*> co n su m er-th e clasi which ►till quite sound, makes nn exeell ker heart disease. . ! witl ,« nefri‘ *»>' a of food start for such a shelter. It should lie ___ 0 __— | cheap—should at least make the nt off about ten fei-t from the ground, ' price so low that it will be worth cure being tqketi to make the saw FLORIDA RANKS SF.CONN i while to buy through tills channel. ills as even us possible. It may be The agricultural and industrial ,, thi# ia not (I„ ne< tl>0 bulk of the iiMvs>.nry to erect scaffolding to make d e p a rtm e n t of the Seaboard A ir, K00(la W1, fettr. go under fils cut properly. After the cut sur­ face Ih worked smooth, eight rafter* IF Line railway has been doing G fat on(, anJi anutb,.r guise, ‘ to grot** s tire lilted into the top of the trunk, work through an advertising <am- or speculators who wili buy for the The rafters are 1*J feet long, fo'ir of paign to establish homeseekers in purpog), „f making money off the them being two by four Inch timber, th e South. The railway admin's-1 spt,cuIatti<)n. end Pair, four by four Indies. They tration Las favored aqd festered the ' „ are supported at the outer end by , , , i . The suggection of the state rhemplan for each of the states, and for . ** four by four Inch p<--Is, driven Into * „ . . , ,, . I i*t is that Florida congressmen and all the roads. Analysis of the P,»l. . . . . . the ground and extending eight feet „ . , . ,. , __ , . , senators get busy and make this replies received by the Seaboard at „ .... i, j , . great bulk of food really available, its Norfolk olllce* results m what K * m .y b . a ,u tp .iK lor m .n,- . h .., " " '" " J . 1*' >“ *•». “ “ ,o1 " " .think th .y k n o . « h .r , » . l Thp » w“,,h * , a , ... I. and wp pars it to congrtia.—Tam la douds and opp^rtunities lie. . ' . . . .. I Tribune. Through the departm ent at Nor___ q __ loik inquiries were received concern­ ing tv eiy one of the forty eight MIL LF.SSON OF I HF. STltlK F. ■-stales. Florida was scored in compar-| In spite of the delay, the in on* V' L on with all the other Mates, a n d ! venience and the general discomfort In comparison with the other *o the public inseparable from a wouthern state*. railroad strike, one could feel it in . ................................... one's. Inm ial hnart to be grateful ■X. I t would I** ir.ler-tting to know , * , . , ”, , .. . t i - to the striking shopmen of the six* where these inquiries came from, by . . ?. . . . . . ... . teen roads in the southeastern states states, and from that analysis could' . * , , , i . | and to applaud Ihpm for the r cou* be even more strongly shown , * ... • . Picnicker* Have Little Fear of Pa»« -S- ling , .. . i ^ i,it uhas rage n. . .translating power Florida has erhen 7, . • into . . concrete . . . ing Barnstorms When a Substantial , . ... , , . notion the disorganized und helpless Shelter Is Near to Protect Clothing behind in intelligent adverbs ng. . , * ' pruteaa of the nation at large a* and Food. .1 O ut ot the total inquiries received Kalnal the nil,h co#t „f living. They following the »d\erti*ing campaigns, j,ave adopted a course that will no shove It. The four by four Inch rafter* Florida received i <3, leading the en- |0ngrr j(.aVe congress with the option dioiild tie tith'd Into the log first, the tire south, and rankl.tg second. \ir* Qj janorfng the most pressing ques- two by four Inch being ndili*| later. Xinia D ranked next closest position tJon of t ,l0 hour. Thcy have brought Upon till* framework, which form* nn Iteing twelfth; then came Georgia mattcr* to a focus with a vengeance Miugonnl, umlirelln-shiipet) structure, tw entieth; Alama twenty third, an(| vvhilc we may deplore the in- even-eighth* Inch Imarls are nailed N orth Carolina twenty ninth, and onvience th a l thpir method of i form the roof. Tills may In* cov­ ered with shingles or some roofing ma­ South Carolina forty first. maklng themselves heard may im- ll rial. The only state concerning which pose upon each of us individually For greater comfort, a scat built m ort enquiries were received than cannot l>ut regard them as tho Hound the trunk tuny tie added, und Florida was California, • which had champions of right and common other seats may lie liutlt near It. The eighty eight more inquiries out of the u y t heir action, they have • hole structure should be finished In to tal of 9,SII.—Tam pa Tribune. 1put l t <squarely up to congress ant i dark, neutral brown, with Just u O— j the administration to devise some touch of white trimming. If the roof NO WATFfR PRESSURE efficient method to lower the cost of I* stained n tnoaa-grccn, tli; color scheme will tie In harmony during all T h e fire Monday afternoon de- living. While they demand highe •crotons of the year, with the prevail­ CbOf'AtraUd th a t the Southern UU-! “ the alternative for failure ing .•nlorw throughout the surrounding Nth's does not conform with the t0 ,,rinK »bout this end. they have w(M>d*. r; ag:een.*nt in the franchise that they not disguised their sintere opinion have a t least eighty pounds of th at higher wages would afford them Altogether Too Smart. pressure available at all times or a ouly temporary and passing relief. Tom e men." said Uncle Ftben, **l« a pressure sufficient to cxThe rulers of the nation are con- so smnrt dat dey lose* Interest In plain • fire. In case the pressure fronted with a problem 10 grave as obt-fnshlnned Iruti. 'cause der alu'l ran down they shcuM be equip- to appear almost insoluable by iegis- enough novelty to It." and ready to raise the pressure |U G 'n . The remedy can *be applied a few mlfitiYfi. This they have [ effectively only l»e a concerted action Far Too Short. done and are r ^ t doing and the upon the part of a majority of the I still find each day too short for all example t j ‘ tr*Jr nigilgenqe citizens oi this country. W hst this the th >iRh*s I want to think, nil the Inability to ca?ry out tte ir con remedy consist* in i* clearly indi- walks 1 want to tnke. nil the boqka I with tha city, la their u tter,fated by the announcements th a t want to rend end nil the friends I to have pressure when tho the price of corn has dropped want to see.—John Burroughs. t %. m~ V .« .. m ■Adah MAW » • Mi . s 18 it.- • v- AJi M U W W M m t f V M M W V M V M W H W W W M V W 2 We have just installed a quantity of new Safety Deposit Boxes in our vault for our customers and others. We now have plenty of boxes a t the same old rate of $3.00 per year. Don't take chances with your valuables. Bring them in and rent a box. CAPITAL S30.000.00 H. R. STEVENS I*r*«t4w I SURPLUS $15,000.00 SANFORD. FLORIDA C. M. HAND lU ^ riiss i R. R. DEAS, C«*kf C. D. COUCH Asti CssUm THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS TH E BETTER PART By VICTOR R E D C L IF F E . *‘.S«i you nnd Cora have decided to •mbark upon tho sen of matrimony, Brill?" "I am happy nnd fortunate In *nytng yc*.'" “Cora I* n fine girt." decinnil Myron Blair. “I'd ought to know, for she is me «!?<trr-!n-!i»w. She will make you n point wife, n3[y -oi.. .e of mlvlcc, cut out the mother-in-law." “I hardly understand you," spoke Wallace » manifest revntment. “You will when you get farther along In yonr experience. See here, n* relative* prospective by courtesy, I ran i»e plain with you. If one princi­ ple was ln*tllled Into my nature by prejudice and observation It wn* the lantber-in-lnw problem. When I mar­ ried Bella Mayne 1 made up my mind to run no risk* of having a fu**y, med­ dlesome old lady on my hand*. Of course I said nothing to Bella. Of eoursc I treated Mr*. Mayne with nil due respert. Firmly, persistently, though, t adopted a pulley of proced­ ure ttint set up the bar* ngnln-t any r.iotber-in-lnw Invasion. I settled down in a house at tho farther end of the village on purjHise, so Mr*. Moyne wouldn't find It eonvenlent to run In on u* every day. When the two ehlldreti came along I saw to It that they didn’t rnine nndf- her rule and Intlu"nee In any way. No. sir! I tell you, Brill, the man who want* a well-or­ dered household must ki^p the motherIn-ldiv at n distance. Hello! There's a min I want to see on buslne**."und the voluble speaker ilarGsl off. W illite.* wn* glad. In another mo­ ment In* would have been unable to control hi* Indignation. To hint the mother of ids bride expectant wn* alin**-: a part of herself, nnd a person for whom he felt a dutiful nnd respect­ ful conshh ration. Then, again. Wal­ lace knew* something of “the system" of Mynoi Blair and It* result*. It had not worked, except for the selfish bene­ fit of shallow, sclf-oplnlnnnti'd lllnlr. A* Wallace wn* well aware It tool brought misery and unhappiness to other*—victim* who made no com­ plaint, hut silently experienced their wretchedness because they were of a noble, self-sacrificing nature. When Blair Installed the daughter In a home two mile* away, M r s . Mayne cxjterlmeed a lonelltn-* that might have been easily avoided. When Blair Jealously restricted the children to only oeensloniil formal visit* to their grand­ mother. it ntinosj broke tier heart. The absence of her nn ther at critical Junc­ ture* In her life meant suffering nnd u broken constitution for Bella, and the hon-dfu!. Insensate Blair fancied that ns a model disciplinarian lie was II lie* hied success. Wrdhoe Brill find not known n mother* care from i*:irly childhood. When lie began to pay attention to I'orn Mayne It sertned a* though her mother came to fill a precious place In Ids life. Very careful was Mr*. Mayne to refrain from Intruding her per­ sonality sir tier views upon this new prospective son-ln-lnw, but she bestowed many a grateful look uihui him and her old. wearied heart warmrd toward him, a* he clearly showed Hint he not only desired, tint cherished her Interest und counsel In the problems that confronted Com and himself on the Hi ret hold of their mat­ rimonial venture. Wallace wn* doing well in n bu*|. ne<* way. He luid been thrifty nnd had accumulated sufficient to enable him to stnrt out In life with n home «f hi* own. When lie first sjsike to t’om of this It wo* In the presence of tier mother. “Well, I settled about n lot today" he announced In 111* brisk, pleasant 'vny. "I say, mother, there'* one dlsi ppolntment. l have tried to get n« near as possible to the old homestead here, But the only vacant lot thnt fitted io my mtney acquirement* ««■» two •quare* down the street." “That—thnt Is not fat, Is It, Wal­ lace?” spoke the old Indy. Her tones were tremulous. "If you will put on yonr spectnclcs. mother," went on Wallnce, "we'll nil dfnw up to the luhle nnd look over '•yne plans for n new bouse I got from die Architect today. "There," ns he ♦'•Bled her In the mast comfortable hair and directly nt Id* side, “with *urh counsellor* e« you precious tun. uugi . -\it* i I AUGUST 8. 1919 NEW SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES TOE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY 8 3 ■-' l'UE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR i ll warrant well have a regular little pnlnce." With Id* pencil Welhire went over the plan*—parlor, dining room, kltrh* en, Iteilnauns. closets, nnd then he In­ dicated n special apartment. "I'm throwing myself on thnt riMiin.” emphasized Wallace with n token of rare pride In Ids tone*. "Sunlight on three sides, ventilation perfect, con­ venient to nil the other room* In the house. What do you think of It. mother?" “Your den. I suppose?*’ sa|d Mr*. Mayne. “Ob,-no.” replied Wnllnro promptly. •That's your room, mother." "My room!" faltered the old lady, nil t tremble. “All your own. nnd no one else'*," Icelared Wnllace. “How do you like it ?* Mr*. Muyne fixed tier faded eye* upon the speaker with a devotion mid gratitude thnt thrilled him mightily. Then upon hi* shoulder sank her sil­ vered head. And then, te r arm about him. Joining In the grateful sobbing of that dear old m*u1, Flnra Mayne hispid both In tier arm* nnd Wal­ lace Brill fell that life wits Indeed tweet. Officers* Hat Cords. n n t conls of general officer* are gold; of nil other officer*, gold nnd black; of men In Infantry, light blue; of men in cnvnlry, yellow; of men In nrtlllery, scarlet; In quartermaster rnrp*. half; medical department, ma­ roon; rorp* of engineers, scarlet nnd white; ordnance ilepa.tment, Mark nnd scarlet; signal corps, orange and white. Art1* Inspiration. A famous artist, who had nrt claxaea, had fnrlddden smoking In Ms studio. One day, nfter lining out for ha'f nn hour, he re-entered the studio sudden­ ly nnd in v one *11111001 wlih n llgiiled clghreltc In hi* fingers, which he tried to conceal. With nn nlr of n**umed playfulness the nrtlst approached the offe dvr -d *nld: “A strnr.^c Onyon you have there, my friend. May l ask wlmt you propose to draw with thnt?" "Clouds!" replied the student. . Has Two Meanings. Troop* |< used In the plural to mean the same ns soldiers, nnd not Including In It* meaning tin* number nr whether s'v p jejM . iota, bj W i* i,:t t nl *., infantry, cavalry or artillery. The word n* generally used In the p.i|>ers hn* this meaning. Therefore 2.000 troop* The Yellow Serpent. Some of the negroes who have re- mean* 2.000 soldiers. In the strict tnrned from France were inemhcrs of cnvnlry n*e i f the word, however, n Unit division whose Insignia is the troop is the unit of forumii«di, con­ rolled yellow serpent. A New York sisting usually' of 00 troo|wi~s, com­ woman who saw three of them stand­ manded by a captain nnd correspond­ ing on tlie streot wn* curious iilmul ing to n company of infantry. the meaning of tlm emblem and asked the negroes. One of them wn* n sergcatit, tlie other* private*. The «erC rcr* V/onderful Cancelcts. grant wavisl the. others grandly hack "The OJlhtVny, the Cna* and tlie to prevent their answering. He had Montngnnls are the most wonderful prepared the reply to that question. . i i i r ' i riii 11 1in 11 ithe nr xii'i i ennoemen world." *n;* S. “ Lady, dey I* two mcnnlnV to dl* j"B. Hnntmter, writing of Hie \Voo<l* heali einldctii,” lie explnitusl |Mimpon** Indian" In Boys' Life. •Ther pos­ ly; “de fu*t signification I* dat we ih'- ies* n sixth sense In rapid-running and cutdpsl n dnng'otj* and tmnohtnnt p<-*t If they say Tun It* you van -nfi ly lay n railed Snake Hill, nnd de second *!g- twt at edits that they will rim It and nlfinitlen. Indy. I* dat we wuz p’lson mtne through dry—even through water to de flertnnii*." the mere glimpse of which make* your hair stand up and send* ehill* chasing up nnd down your spine." Silly Jamie. The other day Jamie came ninnli God of the Lower World. Into the house crying at the top i In one temple of Japan the Image I* il* voice. lie was followed by Jnn 1 Japanese conception of the god of «ho expliilmil !•>• saying: “Mothi the lower world. Tlie figure has an Fin 'slmiiHNl of Jnmle—he'* *0 utihrnv unusual history. An Image maker, it rylng 'cause n little dog chuse<l Mr It said. died. When la* appeared be­ fore the lord of the other world, ho was told that In hi* lifetime he had Wanted to “Honk” i t never represented the lord of the world Ethel's mother was trying to spray properly, and thnt he must return to ei throat with the atomizer, but met earth and make a correct likeness. Ith cnii*!ilenibb- opposition from Hie The figure I* pointed out ns the result inn'i victim. “I wouldn't tnlrul It rn if the older. It I* so horrible with lilt’ll," said Ethel, "if you would let its red fare und malevolent glare that te honk It myself," * the story seem* plausible. —— u “In Union There is Strength** fffa -r T 11 - v I there I'!! n 111 Iv d l" I5 R E N I §n llli HE principle opplics quite as much to banking as to soldiers or states or governments. It is most fortunate thnt the Fed­ eral Reserve Banking System has been in operation during the war. The advantages of this organiza­ tion accrue to the customers of the member banks who nt the same time contribute to the strength of the nation’s banking system nnd enjoy the benefit of its pro­ tection. FIRST NATIONAL BAVIt I MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SY S T E M �■51. THE SANFORD HERALD AfCL’ST 8. 191* FACE FIVE merly Mrs. D. G. Monroe and mado neof Ocala is in the city this week in DR THERRELL HERE SUNDAY 8ays the Office Humorist her homo in this city for many years. the interest of his firm. Mr. Marshall Noted lecturer, diplomat, Sunday ^^ll«H»PPcnln^, The crlcverrst gardener la tho worlfl j!fniionof Mias Norms Herndon has returned is a former resident of Laudredalo School expert and preacher will ran not grow nn oak tree out nr a rose and Is well known in the sta.e and speak at M. E. Church. home after spending u week with huflli. nut the stupidest pipe smoker (Milltf*18 I,r,cf her nunt Mr*. Clny in Arcadia. Miss especially on the oast coast. rfPtrtoa*) Hem* Sanford audiences will have a rati moke the' “ash’* grow inside tho Marjorie Clay accompanied her R. A. Newman has returned home rare opportunity on Sunday to hear “brlnr." ofinl«M* home nnd will be her guest for sorr.o after spending several weeks at one of the leading speakers of the Wnynesville, North Carolina. Mrs. M. E. Church when Dr. J. II. Harrold and Mra. J. C. Dempsey time. jjjji fclvira C arter' went to At- motored to Orlando Monday and Household Suggestion. Newman and Olive and Mr*. Pules- Thcrrell, .Field Secretary of the Reg Holly has returned from OCa’a uaU Sunday to spend a few weeks. A L ob Angeles womnn says now ton nnd two daughter* Mary Eliza­ Sunday School Board will be nt the where lie was summoned to tnke “ . r W. White haa returned ■pent th e day. beth nnd Camilla will remain in the Methodist church for three service*. thnt men have been taught to rook nnd a position with n new firm starting krep houso In Ihe nrmy, they should After August the fifth all meals J U l a trip to Po!»ta ,n N orth Cttr* mountains for several weeks longer. Dr. Thcrrell is expected to address go abend nnd cook nnd keep house In* at the P ark Avenue Cafe will he in th at city. He expects to leuve in Cooking utensils, hardware, no­ the Sunday Srhool at 10*30, will definitely, leaving the women free to G5-ltc. about two weeks to mnke Ocala his ^ i a t Mason fruit jars a t L .^ P . ccventy-fivo cents, tions, sluves, plenty o( them a t the preach at 11:45 and a t 8:30 in the reform the world. Will the women home. Mr*. A. W. Smith returned from ngree, then, not to bring guests home HeCuller’a. Iloston Bargain House, 213-215 evening. The ladies bihlo class of the Sanford Avo., A. Kanncr, mgr. i E. Lalng and daughter Tampa Sunday where she wa* call­ to dinner without first calling up to Dr. Thcrrell is one of tho foremost find out whether thero Is enough food ^ Jeanette sj.er^t Saturday Ip ed by the death ol her brother In law Methodist Church will hold u LauG5-2tc. dry Sale on August 22nd. Ju-.t men of the church and is atinespeck- In the hnti*o to feed them? Oscar Hammond. H. L. Haight of the Overland OrUndo what this will be la bpyond the er. He has been offered an important ■id M MM. n- a * FarnP,,c of Mr. nnd Mrs. Char. Campbell reporter, but the ladies promise Sales & Service Co., left this week “s: r and m . K* t *v .« i*!t Ambassadorship by tho government The Making of a Match. rffp in the rity yesterday and daughter Mis* b u ry Ttyrd have •- f*’*t* aomeiiiing novel and interesting. lor Toledo, Ohio where he will visit but refused, preferring rather to re­ **' «vff * Thorpe give* the following propor­ returned homo from a visit of several Watch for further announcements. the Overturn! factory in the interests oa , /flopping tour. main in the work of the church in tions for nintch Lend nnd for striking of his firm. He expects to huve somo luced on all goods a t days a t Jacksonville. 65-itp. Prices red which he han hern so eminently fiurfnco: Ilend composition: Potas­ important announcements when he Hi*. Grscc Williams millinery^storc. j g rjng y 0ur car to t j)e jjrynn sium chlnrnt, five pnrts; pntnxslum successful. The rnin yesterday cooled off the returns relative to the Overland hlchromnt. two pnrts; gins* powder. Garage when in need of repair*, atmosphere so much that many peo­ The people of Sanford nnd vi­ Ihree pnrts; gum, two pnrts. Rubbing curs. n A, Terhuon Sr., left Thursday service is certain at Bryans. 65-lie. ple hud to puli up blnnkets on their Mrs. C. L. Goodhue left Tuesday cinity are cordially invited to attend surfnee: Antimony trl*iilfid. five pnrts; far D»>t°na ,,C“C» Wher° he B° CR' Senator W. M. Igou of Eusiit beds Thursday night. Not m an y }fo r” W a^newTiHo'wi;^ she w ilfTe- these three senders. red phosphorus, three p arts; mtsngnnto slaughter the Is . ! was in th e city Tuesday on a busi- piaces where you have to do th at e-e dloxld, one nnd one-half parts; f6r B0Vl.rH| Wl!oka. From there glue, four parts.—Electrical Experi­ Mrj. Robert Herndon. Mrs. It. • n(1,,a trip nnd shaking hands with his in August. slit* will go to points lr Oh*o for menter. jj.r^ k ami J. E- Stuman motored many Surnoru friends. Mrs. J. C. Dempsjy le.t Tuesday several weeks visit. Mr. Goodhue l#*Orlando Saturday. H. J. Holly and W. M. Haynes for points in the north for n months Will join her in Ohio and return Sincerity First Requisite. Complete stock Diamond tires. will atten d the meeting of the visit and will return to her home In home with her some time in ScptAnd lensf of nil Is sincerity n qunlFlorida Association of Daily Papers Wight Tire Co. 65‘tf All persons desiring to at­ Tampa. Mrs. Dempsey was the ember. ty thnt run lie *nrre**fully Imitated, jli« ’{utii Robert lias returned ut Orlundo to-morrow. tend Sunday school will guest of her sinter Mrs. J. C. Harrold j oe Cliittendon bus been removed (t twines through the whole omntlonnl |rta her summer vacation in N orth I j.].% geai p |nt fruit j ar3 at L P. while here. phone No. 10. 305 or 90-J Ho t ; It hns Its roots In the heart. to Atlanta from New York and his not later tha n Saturday Ctrolina and Virginia. 1McCullor’a. 5G-ft •Sincerity give* wings to power." Is O. G. Roller is home for a few many friend* here are hoping that noon. Free transportation he way nn old proverb happily put* Mr. and Mr*. Jessie Earnest of Mr, j . x . Burke of the Southern he will soon he aide to return home. days from the v7aycross hospital will he furnished them to t. Go through nny list nf nrknowlWauchula were here Sunday Sunday D |v|p|on 0f the \ t r , Atlanta Joe had his bin badly shattered at where he has booh treated f tr n nnd from If within a radio* •oee.i lender nf business nnd pmfe*taroute to New X nrk, Gn. Bj)Pn{ last Friday it; Sanford in sprained knee. He will return tn the Chateau Thierry nnd ha* been in lonnl life. Vou will find there are of three miles nf the M eth­ \ da course fish and chicken din- the interest of the Red Cros*. hospital era taking up Ids run on hospitals in France und in America e*,v who have nut been pre-eminently odist church. ever sinee r(f, 75c. Fish suppers 50c, nt the Mrs- giivuge left Wednesday fer the A. C. L. again. Incore.—If. Addington Bruce. Ajtm Daytona Beach Hotel. G9-tf xialtimore nnd other points in the William Popper, son of W. M. Postmaster P. M. Elder in Inking Me‘.*rs Dickson and Yen, popular Pa8t w h ere. she will spend several Ids annual vacation and will spend Pepper of the Pepper Printing Co., Battle -jf San Jacinto. tire lalemcn were among tue visitors months with relatives and frtends. a week or more ut his old home in of Gainesville was in the city Tues­ The battle • f .San Jacinto was fought April 21. IWli. between 1T*00 Mexlto the city on Tuesday. j “Service is Certain" is the watch Georgia nnd will probably visit day coming over from Daytona ran-; tinder Kanin Anna nnd SOO Amer­ Joe Chittenden Home Beach where the family are spend­ George Cowan has returned ncme word of th e Bryan Auto Company, Tnllulnh Falla nnd other points of in­ ican* under Sam Houston. Santa The many friends of Joe Chit­ ing the summer. He t» the guest of afirr spending a month with rein- 'fry us. G6-ltc. terest ere returning home. Sam Murrell and went back with tenden are giad to see him back Anna was defeated nnd he nnd 730 tivet in North Carolina I). C. Marlowe spent Thursday Harrold Bradbury son of Mr. nnd home again after being seriously of hi* men were captured, 030 killed Muuon’s swimming pool Is now with his wife and little son at Day- Mrs. C. O. Brndbu*y has a'riv id with him Tuesday night. wounded ut Chateau Thierry and nnd 208 wounded. Tlr.-Texnn loss was Charley Davis, the genial repre­ open on \\ ednesdayo, T lu irsd ay s,! tonn Beach. Mrs. Marlowe will home from France a l.tr mor*. than bring in the hospitals in France and 2 killed and 23 wounded. Till* bat­ Saturdays tle decided the Independence of Texas, rdavs and Sundays in the cm after- remain at the beach for the month a years absence in the motor corps sentative of the C. W. flaring Co., in New York for many month*. nnd the ilnv Is observed in the stale ol August. of the army. His many friends are wholesale grocers of Jacksonville w GOtf lie will return to tin- hospital at ns ti holiday. called on the local trade here on Mrs. Ernest K rupp bus returned Misses E th el and Florence Henry glad to have him home again. Tuesday and Wednesday. Charley Atlanta next week where it is hoped Mr. and Mrs. Forest Lake nnd has hundreds of friends all ovei lie will 1)3 banafitled from a month’s visit In Baltimore left W ednesday night for I’hiladelphiu where they will visit rela- daughters Serila and Maude and To Polish Shoes. witr. relative < and friends. Florida und while Orlando cinlms The Engll dimun's shoes, or “hunts,’ Mrs. J. I’. Butler came over from ,1,14 and friends for tlie remainder Messrs Harry Lewis, Reg Holly und him as a resident he is ulso a great an the best looking seen nn tho fee,I Hume Humph spent Sunday nt Sanford booster. piytona on Wednesday to attend of the summer. Freak Tree. of any race. The reason for lid* Is Car owner* have long wanted Daytona Bench and attended the the funeral of Mr. Secord. Wo nre told tlint In Kentucky there that tlie EnglNuimn puts trees In lil» L. U. Philips, Mrs. Philip* and dane at the Casino Saturday night. I* n trio bearing encb year n crop of 'lines, which tire pnll*hed with the WHEN you T H IN K OF CAN service. Bryan Auto Company Raymond left Tuesday for New York Mrs. G. E. Takuch has returned state w hyc they will visit relatives wnln«ts and n crop of inulberrle*. nnd leather Mill* smoothed out. The soft­ [)Y THINK OF T H E KANDY means "C ertain Service" to you. G5-ltc. from a trip to Now York and other for the remainder o f the summer. Hie curlott* phenomenon I* necntintcd ening polish, If upplled while the shoe KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR IV IT WE HAVE IT. STAR Missee Annabel and Maggie Pearl points. Miss Aranku Takuch nc- Miss Marion Philips has been in for by ihe supposition Hml n mulberry I* on the foot, n* I* iisniil In America, 'i n t fell where a walnut lay in the THEATRE BUILDING. 49-tf Smith of Macon Ga. arc stopping companied hvr home from Gaines­ Mew York for several weeks and it grniind.'nml the young shoots came tip creases the leather Into the slmpe of tin- foot nnd the shoe loses its smooth Major J. It. Steinm ets of Weklwa [ with Miss Avis Stcnstrom this week ville where Miss Aranka bus been is hoped that the trip will benefit tide by side end united their forces effect. Trees, which mid In the tong Spring* was the guest of Mr. and nnd visiting other friends in nnd the guest ,of her sister Mrs. Molinur. Dr. PhUps who 1ms been in bad Into one solid trunk. Tills supposition life of shoes, nr.* Inexpensive and about the city. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in health for some time. seem* feasible from the fuel that the should he put In the shoes every nlghl. Mr*. II. (’. Waters yesterday. Sanford on Monday, Wednesday bark of tin* tret* Is on one side that If you polish your own shoes, try jmlThe guests were L. A. Brumlcy, Chav M. Hand is driving a fine Howard Lyman of Atimonte was of walnut nnd on the other that of I'hlng them when on trees. You will and IT ay of each week. 58-tf L. I’. Swope, I,. P. Hagan, E. II. Chandler ear recently purin the city Wednesday nnd report* Ha* mulberry. he pleased with the result. Kilnce, C. W. Entxminger, E. A. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward nnd tiiH-i! from the Wight Tire Co. property of nil kinds in tho Alta­ Quart Mason fruit jars ut L. I’. D ’lug'ass, E. F. Ilosuehohier and Miss Fern Ward spent several days monte section as selling every day. Jno. 1). Jinkins. nt their home here coming over from Howard says th at orange groves IftCuller’s. 5G-tf the beach where they have a cottage have been bought tip all over that WANTED— OLD CLEAN Mr. Gordon Hall of Macon Ga. Mis* Dorothy Humph who .has been section by northern people who RAGS. ANY KIND EX*is the week end visitor a t the their geest at the beach came with intend coming, to Seminole county .CBl'T OLD SOCKS. Ster.tirom home on First street west. COATS. PANTS, OR them. this winter and make their homes B f rt.lu n a t of An*l)llral anil (‘onuullin* Clirnilil • I'l 1‘infr* Junat i .Nalmat K t l c n i r Mr. umi Mrs. John Melsch have BED SPREADS. AT THE Henry Peabody is In the city from Umriloiii, llullln* Cullrir. Honda hero. alumni (rmn n visit of Several HERALD OFFICE. 5»-tf Jacksonville where he removed some I 't l t a l r l.ah or«(o rr of Itnllln* C o ll r f o During the nbsenro of Mayor vnks in New Jersey und New York. M r. T . O . ( h .f lr . . W ln l r r I'a rk . I'ta., Not. Slh, IS I S Mr. and Mrs. William Coulbourn? time ago to In in the factory de­ Davison the Chairman of the City Sanford I'ta., There's a man at the curb to of Plant City are In the rity for a partm ent of t ’’ » V. C. Co. He will Dear S i r : Council, Hon. Frank L. Miller is I h a i r r o m p l r lr d n r r f a l r h r m l r a l analpda of l l i r aample of a a l r r that Kfve you. 65-tf you b r o u (h ( m r ra l ly I a>( » r c k , an«d h a i r ot>:alnrd ( h r fullaolng rr au l(a: few day* visit with Mrs. Co* be here for somo time looking nfter acting mayor of Sanford nnd ho is Mr. ami Mrs. Mnlilon Wright parents Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Hill the affair* of the company at the tilling the position nil ’right, Frank I.7S Oarla per million Color ........ ...... ................ ............ .. Clear I'hlo rlnr l i a a r d v n .. ............. ...... ...................N ru lr a l Total aollda *.00 p u la prr million ar.d little mn returned Sunday from on Celery avenue. factory. believes in tempering justice with 21.OJ parla prr million I r r c A m m onia 00 parla p r r million llardo<*<« _______ ______ _ „ T r a f r Alb u m ino id Am m unla .. . . Tram Nllralr a a months visit to Nashville, Term. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. P. Hagan and mercy but he never fails to hew to The many friends of Mrs. C. E. 1 hr a b a r n r r pta rllrallr of f r r r and albuminoid am monia In (hla o a l r r and Miss Virginia Brady left Sunday Henry are glad to see her out again children left Tuesday for Daytona the line. Having served the city so I I I i r , ) amall amount of r h lo rln r Indlratra If* r i r r l l r n ( quallljr for huuarhold plirpoara. In addtlluo lo I h r (n o d quality rh ara rtrrla llra of auprrlor b tuarl.old for hi r home in Jacksonville after a ftir an operation performed two Beach where they will sojourn for long as alderman Friyik knows about • k l r l , It poaaraara aprrlat f r a l u r r a of murh t a l u r , ra p rrla ll/ Ibaaa of c i r r l l o n l Spending week with old friends here weeks ago nnd from which she is the summer. Mr Hagan will spend law in all its phase* und he makes natural arr a llo n and M I 1 V d r f r r * af hardnraa. T h r h a rlrrlo lu flra l a n a l).la . i r a u l ( l n ( In an a a r r a l r lolat rounl. In four the week ends with his family re­ u good mayor In every respect. Shore dinner. Clam Chowder, rapidly recovering. aamptra of ( h r o a l r r , of J b a r lrf la p r r r« n f . : and la n n u l n i no ralan, or o l h r r turning here to look after hi* liusiharmful b a r lrr la , fully ranflrm Its pood quality I n d l r a lr d by (h r C H U . M I C A I . Fried Fish etc., a t ut Braun’s Tire* and accessories cr m detc analyala. Voughns Entertain ess nffnirn. Picnic Pavillion Sunday • August 3, u r,e at B ryans Auto Company O f ( h r many o a lrra of (hla and o lh r r rrslona I bar I h a i r a a i l i r r d , 1 ha** At their home on Sunford Heights found n o o r aaptrlor In all ( o « d qualllira (u (hat of I h r " t l t d r r W a lr r." Lieut. Vail Lovell left Thursday ^®* 64-2tp. I “ i,orvice is certain, " get thuti Yaura t r r y rr aprrlfdlly, for Atlanta where he will becon- Inst Monday Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. aid Mrs. Ernest Krupp have G5-ltc. ( H l f n r d l T I I O S . II. II%K t: it returned from a visit to points i n ’ Mur.n arrived home yes- nected with ‘ be Atlanta Street Vaughn entertained most delight­ Railway nnd Power Co. Lieut. fully nt dinner, their guests being d t east where they Bpen» several tl.rj uy „fter u years service in Lovett is an efficient electrical en­ the Board of Count Commissioners ! Untie Sams nrm y. Uhariic is glad and officials of Seminole County, all H A N H M M I. f L O I I l O A III I’AIIK avi:. Mr*. A. W. smith and dnughter to lie Hack in Sanfo.d again und gineer and will have a fine position t k u :i‘iio m : j i i - w ol whom. Mr. Vaughn us Tax Asses­ in A Bantu. Jiar.ita and Mrs. C. L. Britt nnd among old friends, B. E. Squire* Bunds greetings to sor is closely associated with, thirl. H. t„ nt the day in Orlundo ^1** Wanda Wey of Arcadia spent onduy. i »{ar.ti?y hei« th e guest of Mi*s the Herald in u post card front Bankston Bros, CALL Foil LEONS TR A N SFER Norma Herndon. She left Tuesday Pottsdam New York where he and the Roberta, Gn., Jan .-----RELIABLE SERV ICE. ALL for Atlanta and will ulso visit New family are spending the summer und Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., slates that the weather is tine and TRAINS MET. 06-tf. York ere returning home. Paducah, Ky. they nre enjoying themselves among / if**i | Gentlemen Mr- Augusta Eigen matin left The Keystone Poultry Yards nl old friends. /v r n r (, A Mr. Will Wachtcr of this conMonday for Atlanta afte r -..ending Longwood have some very tine fryr ry For the Iloor coverings, art rugs, UMK try lias some hogs that were down *'*ek lure with iier (laughter Mrs. ing sine chickens for sale ut 45 cents Ftrd Daiger. per pound. 65-1 tc. congoleum rugs und matting see with cholera and hnd given up all Boston Bargain House, 213-215 hope of saving them and would not F. H. Lewis of Brewster is in the Mr.-. J. Harrold. Miss Muriel ' Sanford .Avenue, A. Knnnur, Mgr. spend one penny on them. I gave GWtc city (or rooms with the view to him one 15 pound pail of your 1L A. m * "luwsnmi nmnt locating. II" will work on the Valdez J. E. Pace has returned from Battle Thomas* Hog Powder nnd he has Hotel if ho can get light house Creek, Michigan where he went for just come in and paid me for It ijnd keeping rooms in the ciyt. treatm ent some time ago and re­ advises th n t every one of his sick Mr». Ella Leffler, Mrs. M arie' turns home greatly benefltted. Mrs. hogs got well and thnt lie kilted daughter. Mrs. Frank Puce will remain with relatives in Smith and a them and now lias them in his smoko Miller uand Mrs. J. I. Smith and Kentucky for somo time ere .if ijhc and that all were ns Gnu as Annette Shinholser are spending the returning home. nny he hud killed this yfcnr. month at D aytona Beach. It was a congeniul crowd of I want to add th a t ho said his Buy Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. gentlemen, who sat down to a sumpI A*t us send you hogs were down and so sick th a t no 56-tf j tious dinner nt 12:30 o'clock and all hnd to pry their mouths open nnd n quart or more Hall ^ avc those who were so fortunate as to be his wife poured the powder down I t can be deposited or invested for its in­ returned from a vacation spent at jnvited enjoyed 4he gracious hos their I* roots. our delicious come return. C h a r l e s t o n nnd other points. Mr. Hull pitnllity of Mr. and Mrs, Vaughn to Please find check in full of my ac­ Ice Cream for is back on the old job looking after t ^c fullest extent, count and with kindest regards we I t can be used for the erection of a credit the Western Union office here. j Mj. Bnd Mra> c> L 1}ritt |cft Sunday Dinner. beg to remain, structure against possible future need. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nickel and yc8terday for Jacksonville und from Yours very truly, little daughter nnd Mrs. J. C. t j,cre they will go to Pennsylvania Bankston Brcc. In any event, we shall be glad to co-operate Ensminger returned Friday from for a months vlnit. They were ac- For sale by M erchants Grocery Co. with you for the proper and profitable employ­ Denvcr Col. whero they have been t rnmpanied as far as Jacksonville 64-6tc. ment of your funds. visiting nov. Fred Ensimingcr. j i^y Mr. Bnd Mrs. Archie Betts who i Woodland P ark 'w ill b t open will return tomorrow. ORDER NOW • ♦♦♦♦••♦■ A• ♦ • ♦ • • ♦ Sunday August tenth. 65-llc. | Corporal Harry Rabun lias nr- •$' *t STREN G TH S E R V IC E I Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Pitts and; rived home from France where he 4 Christian Science services * family have arrived in the city from j served in Uncle Sam’s army for • will bo held aV. the Woman's * their o’d home in Burnsville Georgia fourteen montho. He is gtad to get • Club, Oak avenue, between • nnd will reside here. Mr. Pitts w ill'back home to his father and mother, 4 Third nnd Fourth strets, • have charge of the Bryan G arage.j Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Rabun who re- • on Sunday, morning at 11 & H O M E I N S T I T U T I O N '’ - ‘ • ociock. 48-tf f» Mr. and Mr- R obert, -.re in tb? *!d® on tho weat JuM Phone 0641 I city ^o r a few days visit with friends j M. A. Marshall of Orlando reprem nnd relatives. Mrs. Roberts was for- sentlng the Nitro Phoshpate Coulbour4 4 ^ <4 * ■$ 4 ‘k ' f 4' '#■ In and About The City <£ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged (or Herald Readers ELDER SPRINGS WATER T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor Taste is the T est I O be effective one\s money must be doing some sort of service. BOWER ROUMILLAT �AUGUST 8. 1919 TilL' SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX 176 for work with thr Allied armies and prisoners of war. The balance went for other expenses. The state­ ment explains that the "Y” suffered a loss of 81.47S.084 in the oporatUn of army post exchanges and can­ teens V h lth . also, owing to the de­ preciation In values of French nnd English cu rrin c / an.’, conversion of the overseas figures at m a: Act rates.r j rreu tod in a book loss of 32.432,069. , The report the c >m n ttco m.ikos ! elenr, is not Him! because the war YICURRK SHOW DISPOSAL O? service 'of the Y. M. C. A., which .. MILLIONS GIVEN TO Y. M. <’. reached its rnarimum in March of FOR WORK HERE AND OVER this year, i: being cxntinued in the THERE. ♦ United States nnd gorcign cxunlrles. New York, July30.—First detailed Three war work campaigns for accounts of the receipts and expen­ funds, it pointso ut, brought from the ditures of the Young Men’s Christian American public 912,251,052, and this Association, made public here today amount, the report state* was aug­ by the organization’s National Wnr mented to $125,282,859 by sums fro Work Council tin ante committee, othyr sources. ■how th a t $125,282,859 was received “Some idea of the magnitude of the by it between April 26. IO|7, sr.d work accomplished by the organiza­ March 31, 1919. Total expenditure:) tion is shown by the statem ent that aggregated $U/,817.005 in tho period more than 97,000 concerts, vaudeville named, it is stated, leiving a balance performances were staged by the "Y* of $27,465,354, a sum estimated to in American cantonments to an ag­ bo suflicient to carry on the work gregate audience of 43,600,000 at a here n..d abroad until next Dec. 31. cost of 81,166,767. In addition, free According to the figures, which ap­ motion piruturc shows in the home pear over the signatures of George camps, necessitated nn outlay of W. I’crkins, chairman of the com­ 82,328,271. mittee; Cleveland II. Dodge, treas­ Erection of 350 huts for men in urer of tho War Work Council, and training camps on this side cost *7,If. W. Wilinot, comptroller, slight y 698,984 nnd the outlay for main­ more than 2 per cent, of the total tenance was $3,965,736. "These funds contributed by the Americans buildings," says (be report, "were public were expended for religio :b renters of religious, educational, en­ purposes in the United States a: d tertainm ent nnd athletic activities overseas, while uppioMntuloly 80 p >r fir all men who passed through the cent, were devoted to the purchn e e*mps on their way overseas or who transportation nnd distribution of used the centers through the period canteen, supplies nnd to cr.tcrUI.i- covered by the report and are still inents, eduiatlon and athletic sports. <Ua.Tig t h e m . ’ In addition to the provision o.’ free I Overseas, the statement says, work athletic supplies, which la ludt l of c.’cn "a vnste.* scope" was accom­ nmor g other things, in t*u United I plished. The I,*900 or more "Y " States camps alone, 557,096 baseballs huts and tents built or leased for the nnd 20,000 sets of boxing glows, t bo use of the A. B. F. cost $4,801,271, report savs, the V, M. C, A >lrtb- were equipped at a cost of $2,950,421 uted $36,832,449 worth cf merchan­ d operated and maintained at a dise overseas. Of tin s tnorciiandice further expense of $1,014,337, §1,791,771 worth or approximately 5 Writing materials and newspapers p rr cent, were riven fe* to t o for the overseas men, including 400,000,000 sheets of letter paper, half many envelopes and 16,000,000 postcards, cost $2,296,808. For mo­ tion picture shows, in which 13,000,000 feet of film won* used in France alone, and spectators aggregated 50,- 000,000 the “ Y" paid 51,066,757. More than 04,000 concerts and enter­ tainments increased the expenditure hy $800,060. The coat of the "Y ’s" overseas re­ ligious program was 8467,684, or approximately two-fifths of I per cent, of the entire operating funds. Educational plants, Htcrautre ard !">rary work cost 8001,933, and the A. !'. F. athletics cost $1,957,301. Tnc organization also operated, it is explained, more than 25 "le.«\e areas’ in various parts of France, at an ex­ pense of 8631,601, and n chain of hotels for men on leave at a cost of 8477,056. In the United States it is shown, the organixatioh expended 82,105,816 upon its religious program in the six military departments, which inculded the holding of meetings and Bible classes, the distribution of literature end the nu&iteiiuiice of religious sec­ retaries and musical directors. Edu­ cational literautre, together with lectures, instruction in the French langunge, and library service, was Home Service Red Cross The Home Service section of the Bed Cross is now occupying a room on the second floor of the court house. Those in charge of the work will be glad to ahve all the soldiers call a t the office, especially those wishing information or help of any kind. One thing the Red Cross Depart­ ment of Civilian Relief is doing these days is to see that every crijipled soldier or sailor "gets back into the game" just as close to his dose to his original self an science can make him —that is the Idea of the government. The government provides for the fitting, repinring and jeeping in repair of every artificial limb or appliance required by its rripplod fighters, and the Red Cross is helping to see that all who need these things apply to Uncle Sam for them. the excellence of these artificial adjuncts to the human body is re­ markable. Miss Mary Ann Able of New July Numbers of I.oiler From Frank Talbott , Lamar, Ark., July 23, 19 Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida. Deer Herald Friend:: Well, here I am among the rab­ bit twisters nnd Hill billies of Ark­ ansas, Beleive me, there is more dust and dirt in this town than nil of Florida put together, and the worst of it is that they forgot to furnish water to wash it ofT with. We are now starting on tho peach deal here and would, send you some peaches but u>n afraid that the long haul would leave nothing but an em pty bosket when it got there. The more I see of other places the more I think of Florida. Have met several men who spent the win­ ter in Florida and they all s<em to be Florida boosters also. With kindest personal regards nnd hoping that everything is go­ ing along nicely there with you, I beg to remain, Very truly yours, F. W. TALBOTT. P. S. Put me down fur one cf those dailies when they start, and mail your bill when you get ready. Maurel Malces Marvelous Record o f “The Rosary" "Like airtbgof pr*r It" indeed come the do ins notet of Miurvli vivid voice in this long that hat touched a million hearti. So pure and iumi «-.| fi-tpj sre tncy t*ut their aound would loathe s K>ul in torment. On the reverie cf thii record Ml’4itliing»,,Ai Dinning." A-2724—$1.00 Stracciari Sings Sublime Love Song "Corc’Ngrato" __All the p»:n and pinion which only Strtccisri, at his gmtrvt, could convey, ire in this wonderful outpouring of bve. Thii Nrtpoli'tn long give! you Strsccuri at hit root laipired heights. 49522—$1.50 •is «•»* h Wo Ii IM mI »M S Cot*S « i COLUMBIA CiRArHOrilOSLCOMPANY,N«a Y .t NORMAL RAINFALL Stop your kicking about the ralli Orlando rainfall for June was 5.19 inches, which the government report shows to have been 2.07 inches below the normal rninfnll for June for the past ten years. Other joints in Florida hail a to t­ al rzainfall for the month follows-! Creserent City, 9.06 inches; Fcdera Point, 11.93; Fernandina, 12.19: Jacksonville, 13.79; Brooksville, 10, Jacksonville. 13.79; Brooksville, 10. Ft. Meade. 11.71; St. Leo, 12.16; Ft. Myers, 10.89; Homestead, 12.18. That's a lot of water for Jackson­ ville to be compelled to tak** in addi­ tion to having to go "d ry " under the prohibition.- Orlando Sentinel AM> ' ECO HI) m am DID IT, WE DON’T DENY IT, WE ADMIT IT! T hat it is the best illuminat­ ed store in Sanford. W e can beautify your home or your place of business, which means a substantial increase in your profits. We have a new stock cf supplies and can meet your electrical needs. Let the Silent Alamo Lighting and Power Plant illuminate your home. On display at our store, dem­ onstrations at all tim es. Fixtures, Vibrators, Fans, Toasters, Hot Plates, Portable Lamps, irons, Lamps, Flashlights, Sewing Mach•r.e Motors, Batteries, Electric Stoves, Washing Machines, Vaccuum Cleaners and Electrical Supplies Card of Thanks We desire to thank the many kind friends who offered words and acts of sympathy following the sad death of Mr. D. O. Brown. Mrs. D. O. Brown Norma Metta Th« Fly and the Flea. A fly and n flint In n flue were ImpttfOned. Said the fly: "Let us flee.** Said the flea; “fo*t us fly.*' So they dew through a flaw In the dim. an ford, Florida W e W ould R eccom end B etts. T h e Store of Perfect Illumination. Dally ThouQhL There Is no better ItnllnM for keep­ ing the ntliid steady on Its keel nnd sav­ ing It from nil rl»k of cmiklness thnn i uslness.—Lowell. Electrical Contractors nnd Engineers Phone 311 Sanford, Florida �AUGUST 8, 1010 TB^SW OP-P HBBALD Let us inspect your battery FREE, put dis­ tilled water in FREE. We make a special­ ty of electrical troubles on autos and guarantee all our work. We 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 W m :q : n Td , Guaranteed 18 Months Let YOUR neit BATTERY be a PHILADELPHIA. Sanford Battery Service•Co. L. A. RENAUD, Prop. 203 Oak Avenue Phone 189 nnd clothing profiteers and shoot them into another planet where they v.ill. not bother us any more. BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Yc Taking Notes and Faith, "lie 'll Print ’em"— So Says Snunterer. * A sunspot forecaster says th a t ow­ ing to a strange grouping of six mighty pinner* the United States will he swept by the most terrific itorm and catyciysm that man has ever known in this decade. I hope it will jerk loose some of those food ^ When my phone rings faintly nnd I am undecided as to whether it really did ring or th at it was a loose ponny in my pocket and I take down the receiver nml say in my Bweetest manner. "Did this phone ring7" and a sweet voice comes over the phone from Central th at says, "Excuse me please" I never know whether I am being kidded or whether the phone rang or whether I am just an ordinary damphool for the w ant of sense. Yassum. \ I dropped in a t the .Seminole Orill Room the other night and gave It the once over and believe me it ia a sweet place where the palate can be tickled and the eoup ■trained through a man's whiskers ala carte postale. And when I say It is a sweet place I mean ju st those words and my lady friends will bear me out in the statem ent th a t it ia sweet end dear and lovely and is better than the best in the big cities. If you have any doubts about this take a look at this fine new cafe and hotel. ing a campaign soon for memberships and then go in for advertising Sanford and Seminole county as never before. This will be our h a r ­ vest season if we get ready for the harvest now. H Chicago wants to know if the southern states will take the negroes back th a t came from the south when the war started and were given work at higher wages. Now that they are having trouble up there and do nut know how to handle it they want the south to tske the negroes back. The governor of North Carolina J One of my friends mysteriously said they v/ouid be taken back if called me over the other day and they wanted work und hot social told mo th at "likker" was being equality. made and sold "somewhere in this county” and ft was up to me and 1 Man asked me yesterday what 1 the Anti-Saloon League to stop it. thought about the strike nnd .1' said Just how I am going to stop this "W hat strike” and he said the rail­ nefarious and dod ratted and then road strike. There are so many some practice is not known to my strikos just now th a t I cannot keep friend especially since there is no up with ‘hern but I want to say that Anti-Saloon League as nil the Saloon I favor them all and intend to strike are dead. A "M oonrhine League" myself if the price of food does not would be all right or a "M ountain come down pretty soon. And I Dew League" or something of that believe in every man in the United sort. As soon as I can fix upon a States striking and tying up the suitable title I will get busy on this whole darned show nil at once and crusade for it makes me mad to having it over with. I never did, think that any one would presume favor u little strike here and there. to drink "likker" now that the Unit­ Why shouldn't we all strike and toil ed States is dry. congress just like the engineers did a few days ago that either the price Headline in Arcadia paper says, of food and clothing drops or we "Lullding Road to Versus". Good, quit. I am hot an anarchist but I we will all take a ride on that road. could become one cay enough those Always have wanted to see th a t days. What do you think about we girl, Venus. people who are not backed by an organization und are making the * See tS8t p83tcurda arc now out same money that we made four or advertising the new hotel Valdez five years ago with no prospect of and while we aro about it we might better wages and starvation staring ns well get all the hotels to have us in the face. Strike, yes, indeedy. post cards printed nnd wc will send We need the money more than any them out with our letters. We have man in the world. Look at the clerks, more than one good hotel now nnd the profit slonal inen, the army of are building more of them. Give middle class people who are not the news to the world th at Sanford making a li.dng nnd cannot under can accomodate them this year. the present rate of living. You bet we favor strikes. In fact we favor the present congtesa doing something * People cannot go to Europe this year nnd they are turning toward at once or kicking the present con­ Florida nnd this is the time that wo gress out of ofllce and starting a should be advertising cur county. now deal altogether end this country Without advertising you ennnot get will see something In the next fo», the people and the Hoard of Trade months if congress does not get could do nothing hotter than stnrt- busy at once. You bet I favor striking. In fnct I favor stopping everything until something is done to reduce the high cost of living. ;jictc,ycairiles3 surface that sheds rain, snow and sleet year after year w ith al­ most no attention. It is always “on the job.” The most severe weather makes no impression on Ccrtain-tced— n o r c a n sparks, fumes, "as, ftpeke cr ir:c:U j".reair its pro- SEVEN Adjustment Can Go To Europe Now Washington, July .10.—Restric­ tions on the Issuance of pnssports to persons wishing to visit Europcnn countries, with the exception of Ger­ many and Ituszin, are to be relaxed, Secretary Lansing announced today. Hereafter no one will be required to show urgent reasons for his visit, nor will age be taken into consideration. The only requirement will he that the object of the visit is legitimate nnd reasonable. /T sHAT’S the sort of mileage Diamond Tires hold forth to you. And the Dia­ m o n d ‘Rubber Company stands ready to adjust on those figures. It says to users and dealers: Seminole County Rice J. Tilden Jacobs of Chuiuota brought to Sanfotd one of the finest specimens of rice that has been seen in this section. This rice which is being raised by Mr. Jacobs on his farm is fully five feet in heighth and horn the sample brought to Sanford the in­ dications are that it will produce a very fine crop. While rice has never been culitvated extensively in this section it is very evident that this is one ct-op that will some day be n very im portant crop in our agricultural products. “Diamond Tires ore delivering mileage so big that Diamond will adjust Corc/s at 8,000 miles: and F abrics a t 6,000, instead of the previous adjustment of 5,000 for Cords, and 3,500 for Fubrics.” The Diamond Plus Adjustment Mileage is based on plus quality proved by the big mileage of the millions of Diamonds now in use.Buy Diamonds for Plus Quality and Mileage. The Plus Adjustment Mileage ap­ plies to Diamonds now in use or in dealers* hands. ^ * *-*•■■*<L - *1^ * *«.% ^ ct Ccrtain-tccd costs no more—less in fact than other types of roofs. It is easily and quickly laid by anyone who will lollow the simple directions that com e w ith the roll. Upkeep expense is too slight to consider. Your buildings, old or new—large or small—in city or country—should have the protection of Ccrtain-tccd, Ctrtaia'UrJ |i made in rolli, both tmooth and rough . C .rt.l/piiiJ rainis (ml V.rut.lie. are the btshr.t uuallin Thry will fire tt9 turficed, (red or green) ai*o in handrome red or fT«*n aiphajr shingles for reiidencrs. Ctruim-IrrJ u extra quality—the name menu rrrtainty of quality and ntiifaction guaran/c/J. It will pay you to ADJUSTM ENT rics • 6,000 Miles Is • 8,000 Miles of Columbia, denied th a t his was profiteering or using unfair methods in the distribution and snlc of meat. He declared the comapny had made no profit on its beef businncss this year and that It would wel­ come nn investigation of its books nnd records. He told the committee th a t the consumer was to blame in ap it for the present high cost of living. Asked why it wns thnt although wholesale meat prices were lower, re­ tail prices were higher, the witness said the retailers advanced bis prices with each advancing market nnd long as held the prices up just his customers permitted him to do so. He suggested the imposition of nn excess profits tax ngainst profit­ eers is a means of slopping thu prac- Seminole Bank Annex Magnolia Are SANFORD ILORIDA Mr. White told the committee th a t letters received by Armour and Co., Indicated that the pro­ ducers wero opposing to Federal re­ gulations of the packing industry. Certainteed Roofing for Sale by h il l LUMBER CO. WIGHT GROCERY GO1 The Right View end the Wrong, "Thn man who innkea good doesn’t vnlt for opportunity to knock: he has ho door wide open." any* nn exch»- '*je. flint'" the rijjlit spirit. The othe, '-y i)d Grp rjldq't i*j* too ]o the door Ike n bi-ok ugent.—i'-oston Transcript. r/r — ~ - * - ■T ."5&CT-V*- ♦’--- :r -• ^ V--- , ,- Tr * '* • * . *■ *- W r * J — *-:-1“- r:~. 4‘ - •' * -, * * 1 ] J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 08, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cfa063a90949b41289d21401621db6a7.pdf 3091518234ec3d6a112c9f634e457fba PDF Text Text .. . , , ».V*. -jcv* V4- L * V \ s r a:-n } -L_ -fag.'vlv # If ... • U • *. r» ? h ’« VJt " * \i i A \ ,, * ■i . ' ‘ f ■ - | fi .T j , a l . • > « • » • ■»« — —- * ----------- - —g l ~ ’ TRV '*• * ».Tig . . .»•> , v* **•'»/ ■v 'JrV • 4y J IN T H E H E A R T OP TH E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SE C T IO N SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, A y ^ D o f I, l!»!9 they all rest in peaceful! they shall respond to the call of Roll on the morning of resurrection. AND WILSON MEAN MUCH POMF.B SANFORD RESIDENT !N SWITZERLAND THINKS AMER­ ICA IS THE L E A D E R AND GUIDE OF ALL NATIONS Lausanne, Switzerland, July, 4, 1919. To Hob Holly, Editor Sanford Herald! The writer has just read the last iitue of the Herald and he ia think­ ing of you and the dear old San­ ford This ia a memorable day and a glorious duy, and a happy day, for America and tor all Americans wherever they happen to be. Yea happy day becauie— (as President Taylor in his inaugural address, congratulated the nation, on the fart that he U( S. was at pence with all the woild and the rest of mankind) ve are now at peace with the whole world Since tho signing of the Great I'eare Treaty at Paris by tbe rep­ resentatives of many if not ull the States, Nations, Empires, King­ doms and Principalities on the Globe. Yes this should lie the proudest anniversary since tho Star Spangled flag was Hung to the breeze— amid the shouts and hussas of victorious America— after the end of n seven years' war. From my window, I am gazing out over the tope of the grent build­ ings, churches and Cathedrals of this ancient and r.xost interesting educational center and city; at some of the high snow-capped Alps; arross ond beyortd Lake Geneva and musing and. thinking soberly and seriously of the past, the remote past, the recent past and the pres­ ent hour, and "Says I to myself tays I" " I t is doubtful whether Hob Holly or I realize to its full ex­ tent the great fuct that he und I have lived und are now living in the grandest period and era of re­ corded time, und that we see almost every passing day the actual evi­ dence of the highest and grandest achievements of human endeavor along every line of "mind activity" till we come to the point and admit that there is practically nothing that tie mind of man, in its loftiest Lights of imagination has conceived that the Yankee can not acconmiLh either uii land or or. tho sea or under the sea, or in the air. We are inclined to take it all as a matter of course and do not halt "to Stop, Look, Listen" for the migh ty engines.of progress and advance­ ment, and fail to rcliazc the fact that the signing of the Treaty of Pence at the Congress of Nations and Parliament of the world and the creation of a League of Nations at Paris on June 2Sth A. I>. 1919 was by far tho most inurm iiIouh event ar.d achievement of all the Cycles of Ccnturjca in this beautiful world since God under the most extra­ ordinary and pcculair circumstances procured "a n ordinary spare rib” and converted it Into a thing tf beauty, yes into a thing so beauti­ fu l, charming and lovely that He called it W O M A N and then and the there gave her the namp of Eve. You probably remember the bible story. That act or achieve­ ment was the act of a God, yes of our God and Saviour of the World. the Treaty of Peace and League of Nations was the act and achieve­ ment of men, REAL MEN, the principal one being Woodrow Wil­ son. , The poignant and tragic events and facts of recent hiitory convince us thut the grand and momentous achievement referred to was one most happy result of the very re­ cent world-wide conflagration that involved and enveloped the entire world In a monstrous war of un­ paralleled aavagry. cruelty und fiendish .brutality and In which rivers of blood were shed and Eight Millions e! brave, patriotic, redblooded young men—the hope of the world—among them Three Hun; dred Thousand of our boys yes our boy*, some from Sanford, and the very cream and pick and flower of America's young manhood, gave their live* for their country and are How slcoping in at dreaniiesa sleep that knows no waking In the bosom c* shill-tom and shot rilddled France. . 'Who can extiinale our .lofcs.7>May _ * ’ ‘ v .’ t Now, Mr. Hob Holly, Is it not wonderful, strange nnd startling, when we look "fncts in the face" and discover that quite or about 80 millions of human beings of rll nationalities, tongues and religions throughout the earth, the direct posterity and progeny of that sume mother, Eve who so miraculously was created, stand today hats off and eyes turned Heavenward, thank­ ing God for Woodrow Wilson and for the grand work he lias done and still trying to do for better world conditions and for the amelioration of human woe and misery and the avoidance of war? in the face of these facts, historic facts, is it not passing strange and provoking that U. S. Senators like Lodge and others slmuld-excrt '.hemselves on partisan grounds and for political effect to embarrass the President in every possible way to prevent the creation of u "League of Nations" and n "Congress of Nations" nnd Parliament of the world? Many people denounce their conduct as contemptible. The World excoriates Scnntor Lodge unmercifully and among other things says thnt he is insincere economical of the truth and thnt he despises President Wilson ar.d hates Democrats generally and has no more condence than a Jack-Rab­ bit (Continued on page 5) ROAD BONDS OF SEMINOLE NUMBER 64 W hite, I f .....t. ...... } T H E F IN E N E W VALDEZ H O TEL v . Chapman, rf, p NOW IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION W IL L B E MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT Totals____ Tampa— * Alvarez, 3 b .... Juckson, cf ... Ilrown, ss..... Dellinger, lb Elli*, p rf .......... Moseley, 1 b ....... Inman, 3b........... . Canplin, ns............ Williams, if Bowden, rf .... Hernandez, rf Fnrrior, c ....... Wells, p Corcho, p ..... The cut above does ,not give a good view of the new Hotel Valdez as it is taken from an architect’s drawing nnd not un actual photo­ graph but one can gain some idon of how the new hotel will look when It is finished. The fourth floor is now being built and the building i3 assuming some of the proportions of a real classy hotel. The new Valdez will be ready for occupancy on or nhe.M.* the first of November nnd will be the horn** of tourists and transients ns it will be most modern in every respect. The location of the Hotel Valdez is Idea! in every way being close enough to the lake shore a* to afford a good view of the lake and is also located right in the heart of things in a business way and a trip over ABOVEPAR BALL the hoi*-! now gives one the impres­ sion that the hotel will be one of the coolest and cosiest of hotels in this state. The Hotel Co., experts to spend shout $100,000 in building nnd fur­ nishing the hotel and it will add greatly to this city ns n tourist resort. The company also own suffi­ cient property to the rust, the main building to gi\^ plenty of room for gnrdrn and flower spacu x .iu ms the hotel grov.’B to expand nnd add cr. a hundred more rooms. The Hotel Valdez Is being con­ structed by W. P. Richardson ;& Co of Jacksonville who are well and favorably know in the building trade all over the state nnd the new hotel when finished will be the pride of the city und country. 4 4 4 3 4 1 4 3 1 O 1 1 1 0 0 0 oM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l 8 4 2 1 0 9 0 1 3 1 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 i 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 17 5 7 30 3 3 Totuls ...... Score by in ss: .000 000 202 2 -G Sanford ..... 2oo o n 000 i - 6 Tampa ....... Summary— Left on bases, Sanford 10. Tampa 6; two-buie hits, Brown, Johnson; hits apportioned, off Wells 7 in 7 linings, off Corcho 5 in 3, off 'Ellis f in 9 innings, off Chapman 1 Li 1; 'irst base or. !...!!•, off Wall* 3. Corcho 2, Ellis 2, Chnpma n 2; struck out by Wells, 6, Corcho 3, Ellis 6; sacrifice hits Moselsy, Del­ linger, C. Chapman, B. Chapman; stolen bases, I). Chapman, John­ son, Williams; wild pitch, Ellis. Time e? sar.:c 2:25. Umplrr Baird. The Caught on the Ply Orlando team is working (Continued on Page G) m illio n s ! POUNDS IN GAMES FOR THE WEEK IlOX SCORES O f ALL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD T E 'V * SOLD TO TOLEDO FIRM FINE FIGURE. COUNTY GET AID FROM STATE. AT TO Seminole county claims the dis­ tinction of being among the smallest youngest and most progressive coun­ ties in the Btate. Not only is this county the leader in good roads movements but the leader in the growing of winter vegetables, in fruits, in transportation facilities nnd "everything" Our latezt sale in road bonds tskiri; place here Tuesday was a record breaker the bonds issue of $300,00 selling for $312,8C1 and accrued interest The buying was very spirited and the lucky firm getting these gilt edge bonds was the W. L. Slayton firm of Toledo Ohio. On tho heels of the bond cnle comes the news from Tallahussee that Seminole will get a great big lift from the state road fund as the following dispatch dated yesterday indicates: The sum of $-1,932,000 was appor­ tioned by the state road department from Federal und state aid funds for completing the unsurfaccd gaps on the main trunk highways forming the state road system of Florida, during its meeting hero yesterday and today. The funds apportioned will, in the majority of cases, be used in conjunction with funds provided through county bond Issues; in fact, many of the apportionments were made with the provision thnt the counties provide either stated amounts o* amounts sufficient ro complete the gaps when added to the state and Federal aid funds pro­ vided by the department. In making these apportionments t the department, did not fix any standard of rood mileage, popula­ tion or cost per mile, but made suf­ ficient tx meet the needs of each particular case and upon the merits htcreof. The roads covered by the appor­ tionments were: Road No. 1, from Pensacola to Jacksonville Road No 2, from the. Georgia state like to Fort Myers, via Jasper, throush Hamilton, Columbia, Alachua, Marion, Lake Orang*-, Osceola, Folk and De Soto countioi. Road No 8, sho St. John* river icenic highway, shrough Patnam, Volusia nnd Seminole counties. Roau N s 4, from the Georgia statu line via Hilliard, Naizau coun­ ty Jacksonville, and down the east coast to Miami Road No o, from High Springs to Sarasota, via Brookiville und Tampa, and sever*, orlher roads not yet numbered lin wild pitch CliU|>umu 1, batter higt B. Chapmnn, Chaplin; double plays Kindred to Chaplin to Monoly. Time of gzme 2:05, 10 minutes out for, rain. • Umpire Flynn. Game played under protest en­ tered by Chupman of Sanford tcum ufter decision by Umpire Flynn in 1st inning. Time called, Chapman off to talk to umpire. Game resumed Chapman takes 3rd hnsc which he is lawfully holding. St. Chnrles holds ball which has never been played from pitcher since time out. St. Charles tugs Chapman off base. Umpire cnlls Chapman nut. Pro­ test entered then, announced by umpire at *r;l of inning. The ball fever is ns strong ns ever ami no amount ot rain can cool the ardor of the fans who are out to every game palycd here and even follow up the team when It plays further bouth. Tho pennant is being Haunted in the faces of ut least three of the teams'now and it is anybody’s rag that will step up lively and take it off tho pole. Lakeland tried it this week and almost succeeded but San­ ford would not stand for it and while they allowed them one game just to keep them in good humor came back in the second game und showid them that the obi celery pep was still there. Sanford suffered some with crip­ pled plover* nnd the usual run cf luck hut we undoubtedly have the best teutn in the league regardless of whether Orlando will acknowledge it or not and at the present writing we.arc holding the ling and all the prospects are good for Sanford to take the first series. Sanford Takes Second Game Lakeland — 1 0 0 Hivu, If *•*) o** 1 Turner, ss....... 0 o*» 1 St. Churles 3b 0 1 9 Ery, p .............. 0 10 1 Morris, lb .... 0 1 0 Wicker, df 0 1 1 Love, rf The games this week are as fol­ Cohen, 2 b . 3 4 0 o 3 0 lows: McBrayne, c Lakeland Takes First Game AB It II PCi A Lakeland — Total*................ 35 3 8 24 13 4 Riva, rf............. ..... 4 0 1 4 0 Sanford — Turner, s s ’. ........... 3 2 0 1 4 B. Chapmnn, c .. 3 1 1 5 St. Charles* 3b 2 0 0 6 0 Inman, 3b .......... 3 1 1 0 r> 1 0 1 0 Ery, rf. - ........... J9hnson, c f .......... 4 U 1 4 Morris, lb .... ... 3 0 1 3 1 White, If............... 3 0 1 3 4 0 0 4 0 Wicker, cf ....... Ellis, 2b ............. 4 0 0 5 Cohen, 2b....... .... 4 0 0 1 1 C. Chapman, rf.... 3 0 0 1 1 McBrayne, c* .... 3 0 p 1 1 Moseley, l b ..... 3 0 0 -7 0 o Hall, p - .... . ..... 3 0 0 1 Chaplin, ss........... 3 1 2 2 4 Love f 3b ...... ..... 1 0 1 P . 1 Morten, p. ........... 3 1 1 0 2 | 1 Totals......... 3 3 27 10 Totuls AB R H PO A Sanford— Score by innsugs 3 0 ,o 9 0 B. Chnpman, c Lakeland .... 4 0 1 1 3 Inman, 3b Sanforu Johnson, c f....... .... 3 1 »l 0 0 White If ------ .... 4 0 1 9 9 Sanford Wins at Tampa — 0 Ellis, rf........... .... 4 0 1 o Says the Tnmpa Tribune: Moseley, l b ........... 4 0 0 12 0 The Celery Feds favo the slight Chaplin, as../.... .... 3 0 1 1 2 Smoker flinger his first lacing of Kindred, 2b ......... 4 0 1 1 3 season, sending him to cover and C. Chapman, p 4 0 o 0 n then peppered Corcho soundly for the tying and winning tallies. Un­ Totals............ .... 33 1 9 27 13 daunted by the spurt the Smokers •McBnync injured in 6th. £ fought fiercely even through tho Charles relieved him. Love retenth, recovering half of the lead that raced atross on Inman’s dumpy t Bata in place of M cBayc after loft back of flnit base in the front end of the tenth. Score by innings: Tamp haa seen teams come from Lakeland ............... 200 000 010—3 behind, in fact that ia the one spot Sanford ... . . ...........000 001 000— 1 whetn the Smokers have been strong, Summary— Left on bases San­ L it there never was a gwmer rally ford 6, Lakelnnd 6; Two base hits staged on Plant field than that Morris, White; three base hits. John­ four-flush finish of the Sanford outson; lit baao on balls of! Chapman ti’. that piled up alx runs to win. 2; struck out ov Chapman 9, by Sanfeyd— AB R II PO A K Hull’ 1; uacriflce hits St. Charles, Stewart, 2b .... Ery 2. Johnson; stolen bases Tur- B. Chapman, c .*«•*.* 2. Morris 2 , Ery. Ellis 2, Chap- Johnson, cf.... • WILL BE OFFERED T O C O N S U M U It S BY GOVEHMENV THROUGH POSTMASTER AT COST PRICES. Washington, A u g.l.—Through the postmnRtcra of the country, the war department today will offer di­ rect to consumers its present avbilahlc supply of curplus foodstuffs, umounting to approximately 341,000000 pounds. This surplus, consisting of canned vegetable.! and meats, ia expected to be sold within a week at prices representing the cost to the government, plus postage. Arrangements for the sale ol the foodstuff?, directed by n resolution passed yesterday by the house, were made tod u y . at a conference held by Secretary Pskcr with the post office officials and Representative Kelly, of Pennsylavlnia, author of the reaoluiton. Secretary Baker at the close of the conference 'said a price lUt covering the or.!<re available surplus would be prepared ut once by Assistant Secretary Crowell, This list, it was said, ut the postofilce department, would be sent out to each of the 54,000 postmasters of the country und to every rural route carrier. The Postmasters and carriers in arrangements made at the confer­ ence, will act as government sales­ men, informing interested consumers of the prices and methods of sale and taking orders for the foodstuffs. Payment will be made by buyers at the tim* the orders arc given the postmasters and carriers, who will issue receipts whi^h will be redeem­ able In cash in event of inability to fill o.-dura through the exhaustion of the supply. Will lie Distributed In accordance with tho house re­ solution the foodstuffs would he d.atributed by parcel post, and the prices to be quoted at curb posto ’ fiie will represent the orginul cost of the foodstuffs to the gimrment and the parcel pott transportation charges from the nearest war de­ partment depot having the foodstuffs in storage. T ho prices quoted, -officials said, wouid be considerably below the prcvailing market prices, MANAGER KRAUTII WILL OPEN DINING ROOM SUNDAY MORNING AT BREAKFAST The Seminole Hotel will have the real opening of thin fine place Sun­ day morning when the dining room wil! be open for the first time at the breakfast hour. * The Seminole recently placed in first clou shape was obliged to open the rooms on account of the insis­ tent demand from the public that they be accomodated and since that time the hotel has been crowded to the capacity. The dining room had hot been openc'd as Mr. and Mrs. Campbell were inclined to wait until they could procure the right mnn to take charge of this, the most important part of the establishment. Such a’ man was finally procured in the person of K ay Kruuth for many years associated with the Gilrvcth resturant in Jacksonville ami a man with years experience in every de­ partment of the resturant ar.d hotel , business. * Mr. Krauth has boon horo for the post week waiting for the fixtures and equipment to bn shipped and white all the material has not ar­ rived he haa decided to open the dining rooms on 3utiday next and already the bookings for places the first day hitve been heavy and the ' popularity of this, first)class place 3 § The Seminole Hotel Is undouUJy one of the best hotels In Iho state and the only objection ia .that there are insufficient rooms to accomodate jp the many people who want.^0 {qake ; this hotel their homo while in the city. B. W. Herndon tho owner of the building looking ahead to the . needs of the city remodeled the en­ tire building a few months ago and made over tho first floor into a dining room, tho kitchen in the busenvsnt mid added more rooms to the hotel on tho first floor with a nice looby and ladies room and all -j the ccnviendea of a modern hotel in ■every respect. This was done after he had secured, Mr. and Mrs. Camp­ bell to take charge of the hotel. Mr. Campbell Is the popular represent*tivo of tho Loyds-Chitty Co., cf Jacksonville and being a travelling man knows what they want in the hotel line and for several years p o s t ., Mrs. Campbell had an idea that T she could do nothing bettor than * giving the commercial men and the 1 tourists a real hotel in Sanford and v tho Seminole Hotel is the .rwull— that can be desired in this line. M With the opening of the dining room next Sunday tho now hotel . \ enters upon its initial entree and makes its formal bow to the public with the best wishes of the people of Sanford for a grand success. Mrs. Henry Furdcn Entertains Mra. Henry Furden entertained | a few friends at her homo on Pal^T metto avenue on Wednesday after­ noon in honor o( her sister, Mrt«v Howett of Waynesboro, Georgia and her school-mate, Miss Rebecca Padgett of Gainesville. The home was beautifully de>,.; curated for the occasslon with floweni^, end ferns and trailing vines and the rooms wero most cool and inviting to the guests. Three tables of bridge and five hundred for those who wished to I ay and other diversions helped to puss u most plcasnt afternoon and gave Sanford people the opportunity ta meet Mrs. Furden's guests. Iced tea and delicious sandwitches and cuke were served to the guests st* the close of tho card games. Mrs. Ilcweit has many friends here having visited in Sanford aa Miss Louise Blount. Mlsa Padgett la one of Galnnville'a fairest daughtera and at present ia taking vi/ice culture in OWt >» the largest studios In Now Y otk. �-' - — _. ,lf, __ . I>, . ■ — rWT PAGE TWO C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OP IN TE R E STIN G IT E M S F R O M C O R ­ RESPONDENTS— EVEN TS O F SE M IN O LE C O U N ­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T R EPO R TERS FOR T H E H ER ALD gatm they will remember the past before they set through with it- I hope n any m y . W« here suffered bow let them suffer.' W e were all shocked whet, we heard that Mr. Durant's fine car was stolen last Friday night. We truly hope it viH be found. It seems like people can't be satisfied now a days u n le» they are •leasing or killing some one. What will be­ come of this world and the people in it? There are so many people now that rejoice over other's troubles. Whyshould they do so? They ooght to think that they* will haTe trouble seme tim « !•< life but they don't seem to think of thst but the tim^ is -- J M *»*» r *•••# wwll “ it will be too late. Our (Officers in the ARGONNE_*SFOREST ordered, “KEEP COOL” Men “KEEP COOL,” and our ' Men won hands m om ip j and Dr. Cason oi Orlando Sunday morning. Misses Clair Harrison and Helen Moran and M e a n Lester Brown and Frank Barrs attended the movie in Sanford last Saturday might. Jack Fuloek who baa been visit­ ors his unric Aubrey l ! o i - u aou A Base Ball Pitcher gets three men on family left last Fridty for his home l . m .i a base with no out?, i f its our pitcher Imil Tims.) #ivf •• •- »■*•••• — •» ** Paul Harry »ud Ralph Geiger left last Akron Ohio, where be will visit we want him to “ KEEP COOL” Boy week ror Tampa. friends. LAKE MARY ITEMS “ K E E P COOL.” Frank Barrs ci Savannah. Ca. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips Mrs. W. 7 . Humphrey and sister! and Mrs.. Adams spent last Tuesday is visiting Lester Erow.u. Mrs. Smith of Elder Sprints were in Orlarda shopping M n . W. L. Seit is spending the TuesdiO* mornint visitor* here. Quarterly meetint was held at week with her mother st Corando Mrs. P. D. Truitt of 1.onewood ■ the Methodist church here Saturday beach. _ . ■ spent Monday the guest of Mrs. and Sunday. Dr. Hillburn the preFred Ballard left Tuesday f o r , £ D D cfa / L sidint Elder preaching Saturday points in Delaware, here he srill . . . . _. m i . u iu sirs. *vm L.*ans and paeff pearnes. , children of Tampa arrived WedneeMr. and Mrs. W._ J. Daniel , day to s p e d the remainder cf the. pect to leave neat Friday for Largo \ ^ y D Ev%M M{, mother. to visit their son Rev. Herman _ _ _ . . . Daniels *nd family, who will then I P* « d ^ ch te r. join them and they will visit other £ Longwood and W .Bred and Carl [ Pierson of Lpsala were Sunday; points together. . visitor* at the horse of A. E. > Sjobblom and family. WEST GENEVA AVENUE Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brad dock j We have had one s o d dry day of Pier*on art spending the w eek1 but awful hot. .. _ , with their son-in-law H. D. Durant! Mr. Paul Mansfield left Tues- . . , __ ... i day for ha come at Tampa after! • w*. spending two months wish his aunt. t Tfc* C*®*1- f w , . non.e . l « ,• . ..— best Saturday m cm ing'un cucoverI .■va.W . . —. . i.u . , _ , .eg tout the new Ford car was missMr. and Mr,. Joe Fortier and M r, v u oce o[ th, put on Mac* Water, and sen George spent do- « h m ^ r^ rd Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom „ , .. _..t mm hom er Rut sr-iew* may t-e imt* mill l i r e ----------r>% GENEVA Mias Gallic Grant cf Jacksonville and Lister Mrs. Frank Pitta of New Smyrna are visiting their mother Mrs. L. Grant. Last Thursday a picnic was given at Lake Harney in honor of the re­ turned soldiers. A " b it ” day for If you would succeed in business with hands down, or If you would en joy that vacation this year we suggest that you ‘OL” ’ .IEX “ KEEP COOL’* K EEPCOLj To keep cool in this case means dress cool. To dress cool means to dress right. To dress right means SEE US. 'IN D LE f •£ W e d o everything in our power to see that our customers get full values at our place. j lA r O ii£ il llf Mr. and Mr? N t m T C s J r «»*• ren and Mr. and Mm. J. R. RfoUo-j • *-« . r. ^ »• _ li . r pvi k»««i ____ - — _______________ D Sw IlSg - . . . I**™ 1 war fc“ reor*lfU.* I amu hl/. u %ticif uni j ®itc A UTO OW NERS ------ * ---- ----- - n“ *r*- ; OVIEDO r Mr*, iiieo Aulin last Friday. . . . .. . . . » Will Robinfon and all report * I Dr. Matherson, wife and daughMis* Gladys Leishart and Mr. Call e s s s :c r exact pleasant time. ter Marquerite of Fort Myers are Max Lienkart were quietly married duplicate o f your Mr*. Nicola and Mis* Gladys S itin g Mr*. W. L. Carter'in Lake at the home c f the bride in Lake broken spring, . R chins cr. were calling at Mr*. Jack charm Charm last Monday night. Father COMPANY Vaughan'. Sunday afternoon. Mrt. T M ta Jacofat aad M„ . a n d receive A O’ Rierdon oi the Catholic Church The weather has been so bad it Tfcto Aulin #p<at t t l day ia Orlando of Sanford officiating. Only , the •psing sat* M make, people feel bad all the rim e.. M fa M u # n h in , „ t immediate fam ily being present. Uf action everything so damp. Saturday with her sister Mr*. C.A. Mrs. W. N . Blackman and chilth a t la rjB f We will hare some good wreather 1Branan in Orlando. , { dren, Herman and Janinita, will m i Jmr after the old Dog D ay. are over an d. ^ ^ j Cook cf 0 . . i ^ Tf to-morrow for Charleston S. C. we w!)! .11 he |iad to see the time ;Uodo motorMj to Qviedo last Sun- ! for an indefinate stay, with Mr. come. day to see Mrt. Cock'a mother, Mr*, j Blackman who is in the electrical I Well, cur trouble, of war arn a -i a I __ ___ i depnrtmrr.t - ?/— tb r-< h lp IUK i bout over **rept e 'V - f j . Mr. N . F. Liiette, Mis* Olive |plmeg. D« a 0» m U l UK v v , 1MIli Crown Pnnce. I t tek 1 -*Tt l e u u t and Miss Alice Branon * Rev. L. E. Wright left yesterdiy is trouble has just been begun and I SANFORD FLORIDA were shopping in Sarford Wednesday for a short visit to Crescent C ity ., >!r*. H. B. McCall ha* returned Mis. Ensign, daughter and son of Jackson v ile are visiting Mr*. from Lakeland where she was called b y the death of her father Rev. Edward A rgo. Mr. Strinmeyer. The com m unity Mr*. R oy White who ha* been A N Y Q U A N T IT Y COMMON BUILDING aw»y on a visit to her mother in sympathixe* with Mr*. McCall in her sorrow, ii having been but a Jacksonville returned last veekIMMEDIATE few months since she lost her mother. I Mms Mabel Swope and father D E L IV E R IE S Rev. M r./ Alderman filled the i — — ^ ^BOCl — 1 — Mr. S. W. Swope who returned from -- -------------------------------: ita Karsas last Friday have Baptist pulpit here last Sabbath ai>r a t-rio.s illnt-?f cl a months’ accompanied Mr*. Swope and rr.crt._g and eve-in g. SeleGt Brick Face Brick Fire Brick Captiiiv. Argo with his daughter duration. Francis » o Daytona Beach for a now o re s ?*.rr. ? '‘ !h!l! are on * short visit —• week or ten day*. Catering to Commercial Men EAST SANFORD Mrs. C. L. West ar.d two ehil- to Oviedo. and Families dren anu Mr*. Mary West have gon e: T :.e friends of Mr. T. L. Cushir,d - frs. D. R. Brlsson « » » . «.■--! CUl Kiln I r lM ii C ~ m cd in Stock The TAT.IRDI INN, T m m . FU. to the beach. i >r,£ ^vgret very cv.'eh to bear of his *^*c“ ^d home last Friday from \ r r ^ . . .— v i r:— *— n _ - Mr. 7 . L- Lingo '.i '_n.k a: L is ld ’ tess in Jacisonviile and hope he *iu:te ♦tlraded trip with a repost in the bank after an enjoyable j »<*>= be improved sufficiently. f '• z! * fi’ ? tia *stay with Mrs. Lirj-, and la o y a t : to return homt. Mrs. Jennie Fowell Cowar. ard Daytona for two wetk-s. I Mr. ar.d Mr*. Tilikn Jacob* are -daughter Mis* N*hiie hav* Hr*-n! 112 W. Say Street Jtciaoorfle, Florida T k- C r cth t: C !-b -wnt^v^d c f ! viriting ir.r.r mother Mr*. Mary cue*t* of Mr ar.d M n . W. W. MilWj’l Or.'*, Away T*"V <~i Uu r ;c a id > r i / p o n the young matrons and a few y c u r g U » «> k-* w k. (or ,h‘‘ They have ladies) after being dormant for th ej Mr. S'. H. Tanner is improving Flcrida ia their car. * - - d left Tuesday for their home in Jacksonville. **-4 »« suara-ies ihry will Car 1-d) The Lake Mary correspondent's Agents For International Harvester ........ Co............ M cCorm ick and Deering M ow ing Mach­ ines, H a y R a k e s and Harrows BRICK The T A V A R E S INHI INTERLOCKING TILE Gamble t\ Stockton Company (yood n ig h t Mosquitos Out of Every Four Livery Cars Right Here in This Community, Three of Them Use Diamond Tires Many tire dealers meet you with an argument about how cheap they can sell you a tire. If their tire had the quality and mileage built into it that a DIAMOND TIRE has, they would not have to mention the PRICE. Yet a DIAMOND cost you no more than a so-called C H E A P T IR E . i » a r »» tuna at )MJ liar K. sermon was rend with interest, cur |in sentiments exajtly. G ad to see how it looks in print. I’lraa. .fit. hralihfql, uimC* Ilia a ptna r-rtai. Oul>- a liv Urcfw u m u r r acd jvj can tU-rp Is t»ar» a u j avoid tu la ru Also i m r u n M a* a {-Tv.relative ax-.leal O n , riarb-v, v-^hv. Ucr. Kllea. ttr. WU1 »o« p-v We are glad to note that Miss 1—' Ruby Hirt has quite recovered front* her recent illness. Mrs. Uehida arrived last week from Philadelphia to join Mr. L'chida who came here some time ago to go into farming they have gone to ' housekeeping near the 7 oya_.a ].0 j a^lla I*-. - =;=; „ yvur dcalcfx. or tv cull a T he XeVOVYike C o . M on tg o m try, A la . , f -V Kr.ight has gone to th- 1 western p m cf tde state on a busi-< g rttsi trip. Mrs. ,J. G. Hasty is moving to! Q , ^ Johnson koaw this wftl;, } Mr' * n.d •'Iri- | g ’ begin H u ty milli housekeeping on Geneva ave' lu ' },“ : -v •rcompanied' her little sister Haze! Francher home to Chicago last week. Mrs. Hasty (will be away »nly « few week*'. |g iir*. Joe Cameron «sd young I j people are at home from the bcl c h , a . now to remain. I r' * nd Estridge will j begin housekeeping at the Campbell | ; P'ac€ 0D C d « y avenue to be vacated ! # b>' „Mr- w d Mr*. O. J. Pope and family.^ The Pope, having bought Mr*. McDonalds home and farm. Fabric Tires 6,000 Miles - - Cord Tires 10,000 Miles S _ Mr. and Mr*. G iIb a iT I ! « u r *erc guest, of Mr. a^d Mrs. Charle, Dunn at Daytona beach on Sunday. | John Ingram is here again alter . spending several month* on the (toast near New Smyrna. ht Tire Company There', a m u st the o r b to Mere y#«. S E M IN O L E I I S i J i E BANK S S ANNEX I B R ON i l l B M AGNOLIA I f l I l B AVENUE l i n a B i ^ “•nr’ A NEyW TIRE, TOO! Uke “ the air blue. “making ^ .................. ■-atria Bef* bring it to Kent’s vulcaniaing and have it attendid to. make a finished job of it, in s order *^d you won't know the j Jame, Walter arrived here last canixed shoe from the new one. ; week from Georgi* where he has j been packing peaebw. He is enroute it will give new-like service. home to Tahokee ■| The ntichhor* gave Mr. and Mr* 1 (Graham Hunter a delightful house-! PHONE 17 P (Continued c t page 3) Oak as. hrd £ :. Sanfo �sVIKiV AUGUST L1919 8ANF<ttRD5EBAlD PACE THREE -A r « 4 tm Bitty Nm 4” , SOME OV OUR SPECIAL PRICE* -Miku«*rutd lin t Oklaketaa PUw, 2| lb U(k 100 lb. ri.(*r . . . - A Good Hrrattb I m , u kUck N*d • 11.71 . *11.71 U.O r»HM s<f«lrli PMd P s H j u O l t k i i C lM w d r r W. C O.ta ni|k On*« llud*M* Atkrt W e have it, can get It, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere league and are making raid* on the poultry yarda. • The Longwood packing house has been sold and is being torn down and taken to Alt. Verde. Here is your chance if you are looking for a real Irish Buggy made of all hardwood, full bolted and extra wide steel wheel. Price $4.25 Standard Site Wash Boards Irasa 70c Glass GOc White Metal 46c CATES CRATE COMPANY, to an organised gang that hoc been operating in the state for some time and these two had twelvo indictments hanging over them for vatious robberies. Mr. and Mrs. Durant are greutly pleased to get hack their car is they had only owned it for u few weeks and it was new and in good condi­ tion. SuerifT Brady and his efficient deputies deserve credit for their prompt work in heading off the thieves before they could get out of Mrs. J. S. Dinkel spent last Thurs-. the state or dispose of the car. day in Orlando, the guest of Mrs. Maurey. LongwonHitea arc very thankful that they live here instead of Jatk•onvillo as it is several degrees coolr-. Charlie Hartley, T. P. Lewis arjd J. T. AlcGahey went up to Sanford on Tuesday afternoon to see the ball geme between Sanford and Lake­ land. That great natural curiosity from the Florida Sw am ps Lcngftood has organised a base RACE RIOTS IN CHICAGO bail team and is practising for her first game which will be against Mt. Stale Troops Ordered out to Quell V cde. Trouble HARDWARE Kook Stoves, Yes I HARD w e a r Plumbing Real estate is on the boom in our town, one party having five different offers for one piece of property. Miss Alice Tcthcrly and Mrs. Mincks of Orlando will spend a few days camping at Greenwood Lodge on Greenwood Lake. Chicago, July 30.—The state troops Your last chance to see it Saturday, August 2nd. in the Stumon Block on DURANT CAR RECOVERED and Sheet Metal Contractors (Continued from page 2) warming Tuesday evening. Every* one was invited to com e and they enjoyed the evening. Refreshments of ice-cream cake and lemoeade were served. Tom Sullivan has returned from France and will be with Mr. Fish it his farm on Cameron Ave. during the coming season. LONG WOOD PICKUPS J. E. Phipps was calling on friends in Orlando on Saturday. Sanford Ave. 9 Good Work of Sheriff’ s Office Localcs \.kr"ai YaJafklT I The Ford enr of II. C. Durant, 9 who lives near Lake Mary was stolen early last Saturday mortiing and Sheriff Brady and feb *r : . ,’rp early on the scent and tra ce d the n car south. Deputies Whiddcn and TMlin went as far as Haines City t_ und lost track cf the car there as * the thieves turned north. " Tne sheriff’s office kept the wires hot meantime and sent post cards describing the car ail over the state ,r and early Thursday morning Sheriff Hagan of Putnam county nailed two negroes in the car near Palatis ka. They failed to halt at his comd mand and he shot them bringing tho car to a halt. It proved to be »r the Durant car and the two negrees a were recognised as men belonging You should not fail to see this as it is o n e o f th e Greatest of Florida Curiosities In the s c a l e d packages— but look for the name RETURN WIRE LINES In order to make room for our large line of Fall and Winter Suits fo r Men, we v/ili close out all of our Summer Clothes at greatly reduced prices. One lot of Silk Mohair Suits in Greys, Pin Stripe and Blues; $10.00 $12.50 and $15.00. One lot Kool-Kloth Suits fo r men and young men $8, $9, & $10. Government gives Telegraph and Telephone M acs to Owners. ’ Washington. July 31.— Govern­ ment control of telegraph and tel- ( ephone properties will end at mid-, night tomorrow night. Orders for j thtir return to private owners were, issued today by Postmaster-General Burleson aa required under a resolu­ tion adopted by congre.* and signed by President Wilson ten day* afo. Mr. Burleson, in a statement ac­ companying his order, said sound public opinion ultimately would de­ termine “ how this trust has been met” anti tfmt he was content to abidn by the result. Besides this re­ ply to criticisms of his management of the wire companies tho post­ master-general also took a parting shot at tho Postal Telegraph Com­ pany most of the officers of which were removed several months ago protection atfalnst Inferior Imitations. Just as the seated package is prctection against Im ­ purity. 1M B y " g j f f r ■it ; ^ T O fl * / •/*I •' T - i w ! Just received a (new ship­ ment of Silk Shirts in solid colors, shirts that will ap­ peal to the man who wants to look well dressed and still be co m fo rta b le . * 7.- F o r years E & W has been the standard o f quality in stiff collars. N ow it is the standard in Soft Collars too. in ail braids and grades, in solid and fancy bands at greatly reduced prices TH E Y O W E L I- CO M PAN Y rates. Clarence Hi; Mackay, presi­ dent of the Postal Telegraph Com­ pany. in urging congress to progress for speedy return of the properties said his company eould reduce rates 20 per cent, and still raen a profit and a rpte war between the tele­ graph companies was viewed in some quarters as a possibility. Telegraph rates were increased approximately 20 per cent, last March to meet increased salaries of optrators and other employia and rising costa of materials. YOUR HEART IT’S Y O U R K ID N EYS '• P .r i.r ’of p * i- ,’ j .t t i /. ’ t S . ■oothtakh««1lii, ell .U a - ksn htfiosy trouble. ■■ %! ■ _____ caused _ It Do — sot notwait weltuntil untiltotoTwo kldn.jro are tho meat Important ortans of tb. M r . Tbsy are tho Cepanlaa. In twenty-four hour. * « * oil.ruts, tho pt-lflars, or your hlood. r»s?w «,%a'arEi5arf,tafs,gs KM nay disease Is usually Indicated by should fsal health and Viror rtturnlnr the day you first Uerd weariness, •l.spleasreas. n.rvousitwM, of wjll ble«s MEDAL, Haarlem O il asspondMioy. back* eh., stomach trou­ Aftar you t tsl that you have cured ble. pain la loins and lowar al yours.If, cantlnus to take oae or two cov.a'so ssch day. so au to hoop In a s {S a it?* "1 ’firtt-Clsss condition sad ward o tt tkm JUl th o .. darancsmanti are nature*# danaar of othsr attacks. signals to wara you that tho kidneys .A s k for tha original Imported QOUX s w a ess MEDAL, brand. Tor*. oIms. W.aty re­ funded ff, they do not L.i|> you. . « ■ a �AUG US'r I, IJ ,, T n r 9AN70BD HERALD PAGE FOUR Pott u boot tine tbs prison farm as n flee resort. All Kls talk about the fine qualities of that pine* will not make it popular either as a winter or summer r»sort but I suppose those trho stay there are satisfied ail right and have no intention of moving. U N C O IL Hl'LLEY, Ph-D^‘LItLD^.LL.Di PreeHcnl DeLand, Florida SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG . d a ir y im p r o v e m e n t Ladies Ready-to-wear Gent’s Furnishings Everything in up-to-date Styles Right from New York New York Ready-to-Wear 3 1 2 Sanford Avenue - - With their wonderful racial. BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E " - horses Sanford. Florida of It was just an "id ea " Thomas Ed­ ison caught But the light without Same we got from it. With another “ idea** was the photo­ graph brought — Ard the "movies-’ that came like a comet. EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief la Ameae Ye Taking Notea and Faith. “ HeU Print ’em "— So Sajs S isa iu ct. Jest An ‘ Idea" It was just an "id.a**—that was il l So—net» »i l e t ; oc nail— say with a sneer. Columbus—these nges ag-r* 1*U not r » y for that—for it's just an ideal" It was just an **ida" — but we ought to be glad. Remind him that there isn’ t a thing For it gave us our country, you that he uses know. That doesn't d»i*» . *?* source he abuses. It was fust an "idea" is George Stevenson’s misd. When he saw the steam jostle the And. tell him there isn't a too! or ,kettle, mabrine Bt* the raiircads made brothers of That he hantiks or works with or . j-.'all cu rk icd . even has a?tn if he trouble* to Popular Enginee 'Headlines in the papers say that there is no shortage in sugar, that the government sail dump all their various kinds of canned and con­ densed beef on the market and that th* price* must come down but as yet they la v e not. yea. verily they rrr going up higher each minute. Does the government joke us or Roselaad Dairy Obtains Pasture and Building New Daraa. The Rowland Dairy realising the growth of * Sanford and the future business of dairying has leased 700 acres of pasture lands near Monroe and will erect barns and houses and everything suitable for the carrying on of the dairy business upon a large scale. The present location of tjie dairy was somewhat cramped as the celery fa m e were encroaching upon the pasture* year by year and Mr. Stapler, the manse**-, cert ntaut fer a pasture of sufficient size and in a location where he could get the us* d it for many years to come and found this place near Monroe where the St. Johns prairies .art covered the year around with the best grass and where all kinds of forage p t i k s i«u be planted and dairy feeds of all kinds can be raised. The new buildings at Monroe will be equipped with the Louden fix* tu rn which are-supposed to be the last word in sanitary dairy fixtures and the Roseland Dairy •H11 be up to date and clean and sanitary in every sense of the werd. Mr. Stapler believes in giving his patrons the best of dairy products and keep­ ing then clean and sanitary in every respect and his new plant will be esc of the best in the stats when it is finished. fr iu r n e d from a weeks spent in Ohio visiting friends and relatives. The family reu’ iion v l i . ’ j had been planned and which was to be held in Colorado was pestp.- nrd on account of the death of Mrs. Jacob’ s father who died in Colorado a few weeks ago. Mr. a n d . Mrs. Jacobs will open The hotel started j the Lake Monroe school on Septemroy old friend, ber 1st ar.d_.wil1 teach there during other boys who the coming winter as they did last :g ahead beside sear. I ' 7H E OM AOItTC D t r * « T M t K T - D t O t H *f M u l « mf Arts u l S d M n t . THJS COLLEGE O f LJIJEBAL ABTS TO * M l » —T w s«l».*a* A ^ r tw e a u U tX t h e roL L E V A or UOKRAL A*TS T O B p «WOMEN — A 4 m , w » u i:f d m m ll~ fu r:. ' R h > . • ' I ■' THE COLLEGE Or LA W—G fs ie a le * iirtd lw la r j * n « » » ■ « • ewaUesiWe. •rnn r m itc n or E7 c;ji£ K w u -C i« » t» u i m a i i* 4<—rex. THE THE THI THE COtLEGE FOB TEACHERS—E»e*«i«l1» I * FUrlOa I w k m . COLLEGE o r tU alS E S S —Os s Mii*. n«*U «*e<a(. UkMtkaW, Trr««riiU<. A C * O E M T -l’H H r»* f e »ll ki|k |i»J» ; SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ABTS—Far k*M *n4 ; * » l » » • . T H E SCHOOL O f MUSIC—Flaaa. tlik a , n k l . k l i ^ . A * t i » id . SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS Hood— Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes R E P A IR W ORK OF A L L KINDS FORDS A S P E C IA L T Y MOB JLOILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES Cara Washed ard Delivered— W© Will Call f >r and Deliver Your Car. Moral Purpose. The greatest work hns always gone hand la hand with the most fervent moral purpose.—>. i cy Lanier. New July Number* of 1 B rin jr Results Herald JMfIMJ iwUlwilnlUII IS fisplring'Marseilhisc* sung in English by Graveure Garetir* it cne cf the few liriag srtatt p n l enough to p < tt2 the glory cl ih* oorLTi song p i« ictory, the soag that u**l France sad ciru—lioo. dear to hi tremendous climax "for Viewy cr Dtoh '^Coupled with "The Tnanpettr." slto tuag by C ir cure. A-6106—$LSO "Tike sorisgef pearls’* iadeed c o m s’ < J.> octet d M sm fiT h U voice la llii Meg that hxi touched a rHiiai feearul So p m and tweet aid Lirapid are they that their scold would soothe a tool a toreaeaL Oa the reverie el Ctt»rwcsr4 Meant dag* "At Dnmiaj." A-2724—JL jOO StraccbsH S in g s S u b lim e Love S o n g 'C o re ’N grato* _A fl the j » n s«*4 putkM s h k lfo e lf Sfnctir«. st kit greaseit. conld coewy, xrs ta this v osd trfcl outpouring of lore. This N rpo& w soog gives you S n f i a i a k s m u impred btigpcs. 49S22—|L 3) s Sanford, Florida •'*‘3* ' Since my latt effusion/ I learn that more -ity property is changing bands and more people are chased into the street 1 am buying a tent gettihg ready for the time when I will have to move or else turn down a Cm* offer for my property. This is certainly moving days in Sanford town as'd yet it is the right kind of spirit to build a d ty . V I vant to congratulate the City Coui.cil on the fine appearance of t .e Central Park. It look* f o e and niw if the same kind of treatment caa be accorded the A k r front beinre the fall season it will look like Sanford was a real sure enough tourist town. Maurel MaJoos Marvelous R e c o rd o f “T h e Rosary* §3 • arc raictung up , " vl»l Wnm h our four story with Orlando building Yowell & Duckworth go us one better by iddin; another story to their big building down there. Well, it is now up to Bowers & Ron mill at or to the new ownerr of tb? Mitler building on the corner •f First and Park to build five storybuildings and make those Orfands people climb to six. V tv 1' V* H FULL LINE OF PHONOGRAPHS A N D RECORDS \ And (peaking of cleaning up did you ever notice what a wonder­ ful difference it makes in the appear­ ance of the city when everybody gets busy with the yards and vacant lots and the parks and e\ery spate that reeds cleaning. It makes no difference whether you own your home or rent it the home and the premises should be kept dean and made attractive. All this makes for a clean and healthy arid beautiful * Dispatches state that a religious w it in England believe is going r>und naked and say that in a few years the entire world will he taking up the plan without clothes. I do net like- the idea but can truthfully say tnat unless tbe prices comq down all of as will be going araung naked! vfcrther it happens to be 6ur r> i ligion or not. • Ceagm a agreed to make it possible for a man to keep a certain amount cJ booze in his own home. This was done of course because it was unconstitutional to take away the .constitutional right of a ru n giver him by -the constitution for h » constitution and not b-cause the congressmen had any bocc** of tLcir own. Ncvsire. *V % •, Joe Firman cf the Palm Beach On account of the continual increase in labor and all merchandise, e s p e c ia lly cleaning and pressing supplies, all press­ ing clubs have been forced to-increase : : : : prices as follows : : : : UNION PRICED EFFECTIVE AUGUST 2 Piece Woolen Suits Pressed - Dry Cleaned Scrubbed Trousers Pressed Coat Pressed . . . Trouse.; Cleaned Coat Cleaned . . . Suits Sponged and Pressed P A L m B E A C H and M O H A I R S U I T S Suits Cleaned . . . Single Pants (o r) Coat Cleaned White Flannel Trousers Cleaned C L U B T IC K E T S F O R S A L E C O O l, FOR SIX s m s A T $ 2 .0 0 PRESSED OR THREE SUITS CLEANED ANU M OSSED ffliigiinHraititniiaHnBmiinnmBinBniijnnniinniiiiiiiiumnninniiHjiiifimifwiiniamEmie^i^m �I*AGE • (Continued from page 1) N«, Senator Lodge has never been proven guilty of accepting and eat­ ing Armour and Co.’s free gift roast beef liko Congressman Mann but he should quit "cussin" and unite with tho millions of human beings all ever the world where the flag of Christianity and of civilisa­ tion floats and work and hope and on bended knees pary to God that President Wilson's grand plan t<j mnke thL old world a fit place in which to live, and to die may prove to be a triumphant success. , In my humble opinion tho man who works and fights ngainst the Grand Finn on partisan grounds und for political purposes merits the pro­ found contempt of Christianity und the execrations of mankind in gen­ eral and of every father and mother whose boy crossed the Atlantic ocean to fight the German or uied in camp. Now’stheTime N O W — and here is the convincing reason w hy:— W e have raised the D ia m on d Adjustment bases more than 40 ner.c«nt-r-.;. . ............. - • -----• ’ on Fabrics to 6,000 miles; on Cords to 8,000 miles. On the old adjustment bases, claims for adjustment kept going down and down in number till they al­ most vanished — while sales kept going up and up. That was proof that Diamond’3 quality was better than the old adjustment figures indicated— so much better that w e raised the adjustment bases more than 40 per cent. That’s how good Diamonds are. Now’s the time to put on Diamonds —all ’round The n ew adjustment bases also apply on all Diamonds n ow in use o r in the hands o f dealers. ADJUSTMENT Fabrics - 6,000 Miles • Cords • 8-000 Miles Scm inolc Bank Annex Magnolia Ave. SANFORD FLORIDA five And I urn wondering whether the Immortal Shakespeare was permitted to lift the veil of futurity uni saw Woodrow Wilson, like the eagle soaring in his pride of place and being hooted and hawked at by partisan mousing owls like Lodge ami Rued Knox and Horuh. Don’ t you think he was permitted to do so? It is quite sure that Congress will ratify the Treaty of Peace and adopt tho "Longue of Nutirns’ Covenant" President Wilton is human and liko Washington und Lincoln and nil the rest, he lias made mistakes. " T o err is human" and many full to win complete success because "h e only is exempt from failure, who makes no effort." lie failed to avoid the war just ended and now makes this new el.uu. .... ..muu mgn and has won the confidence and respect of n waiting world that took notice of his mighty lumcst und noble cllort to sit up and establish a League of Nations the chief purpose of which is tc improve world conditions and avoid future wars. And the result is that by solemn decree civilization hus chiseled name of W OODHOW WILSO.* on the pinnacle of Fame’s Punthcon and it will remnin "ntnong the few, the immortal names that were mot horn to die." whether his grand plan proves an overwhelming success or not. The present is the first time in history that the cause and the o c ­ casion for a grand effort and plun like this one presented itself and,the President grasped tI’d situation and day and night with energy, persever­ ance and determination unequalled to sucffd and to accomplish som e­ thing and to do something und to rompetl people to think of other* uh well as of themselves. And the Presi­ dent Ims already shown thnt this old world is the Hotter from tho fact thnt Woodrow Wilson lived in it. May his shadow never grow less. 1 urn thinking of Sanford today as well ns of other things, und of its present prosperity us shown by the Herald and its bright nnd rosy future just abend of us. 'Your recent letters nnd editorials have been deeply interesting, enrouraging nnd inspiring. The Merrill pack full of news reaches us regular­ ly and we are ever nnd nlwuyn de­ lighted to sec It. It keeps us in close touch with Snnfo-d and Sanford people on well ns Florida and the U. S. , With kind remombrnnccs and good wishes for you und yours urd nil Sanford, i remain, Yours truly, A. M. T H R A SH E R . P. S. The fing of our union la float­ ing on our balcony today. The Baptist Temple One hundred nnd fifty In ths Sun­ day School last Sunday. The Auditorium wan filled at both morning nnd evening hour* of wor­ ship. Dr. Hyman, the pastor, prenched in the morning. Dr. Brownlee of the Presbyterian church in tiic even­ ing. On Saturnuy night, Dr. Hymun performed the marriage ceremony of Mr. Lawtie Oglesby nnd Miss Effie Burnette at the Pastorium. K Mr. J. A. Williams and Mrs. Hester Bclligio were also married by Dr. Hyman at the home 01 Mrs. Lyons. An interesting nnd enjoyable swim­ ming party wnH given on Thursday afternoon for Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Hyman at Palm Springs. Mesdames Forest Gntchel and J. B. Calder •aero givers of the party. Tiit monthly Missionary society of the Temple was entertained by Mesdames W. C. DeCoursoy and David Speer. A most enjoyable mu-ini was this. Bigger Brotherhood will ho the general subject of a series of morn­ ing sermons nt the Temple for Aug­ ust. Next Sunday nt 11:15 “ Beginnning Bigger Brotherhood" will be the first of the series. D o notjp if** a single sermon. The Sunday venings will be nd- Bankston Bros. Roberta, Ga., Jan.-----Old K entucky Mfg. t o ., Paducah, Ky. Gcntlemen:A Mr. Will Wachter of this coutry has some hogs thut were down with cholera and had given up all hope of saving them and would not spend one penny on them. I gave him ono 15 pound pail of your U. A. Thom as' Hog Powder and ho has just com e In nnd paid me for It au.l a d v i s e s thnt every one of his sick hots got well arid that he killed them and now has them in his smoke house and that all were as fine as any* he h a d killed this year. I want to add that he said hii hogs were down nnd so sick thnt he had to pry their mouths open and his wife poured the powder down their throats. Pieoso find check in full of my ac­ count and with kindest regards we beg to remain, Yours very truly. Bankston Bros. For sale by Merchants Grocery Co. PREVENT HOG CHOLERA * The It. A. Thomas Hog Powder has n record of 05 per cent cures of Hog Cholera. If you feed your hogs us directed you need never fear hog cholera or any other hog disease. And the directions nre very simple, just about whnt a few rentfl* worth of B. A. Thomas' Hog Powder in the feed twice a week. Usually though Cholera gets in be­ fore we know it. Then it requires close attention to each hog—each hog must be dosed—and if you will dose them as directed, you will save better than 90 per cen t.. If you don't the B. A. Thomas medicine costs you nothing. Wo—not some distant manufacturer—pay your money back. For snio by Merchants Grocery (*o. We are now manufseturing Bee H i r e Material from Selected Cypress b o a r d s , “ Tho Wood Eternal," which E a s t C o a s t beekeepers seem to be particularly well pleased with. PRICES ON STANDARD HIVE PARTS Prices f. o. b. Kau Gallic. Freight must be added 8 Frame 10 Frame Top Board Standard Body Shallow Super. Bottom Board.. Shallow Frames, for supers (same as above). ........ ...93.50 per 100 ALL MATERIAL SHIPPED K N OC K E D -D O W N . NAILS PUR* NISHED AT SLIGHT ADDITIONAL COST In addition to material listed above we manufacture several different sizes and grndts of fram es,'etc., und wilt furnish details on request. rvtemwfl towas voua hoou. i vi »11 - -. ro shis ram cfcos.* WRITE YARD NEAREST YOU— WE HAVE THEM AT Titusville, Cocoa. Eau Gallic, Fort Pierce, Stunrt and Miami, Fla. Genw/sl Offices— Fort Pierce, Flo. BUI L DERS S U P P L I E S LUMBER LATHS, SHINGLES SEW ER PIPE and D R A IN TILE Optlm1 A h u u fo rin pu misfortune H - 1- _* . . _. .. iiiiiiiii!^ii!iiiililii^!IIIIIIIKIIiliiilllii!Xlli!ll!{!lll!)^lll!i:iniii!X!'!!!!S!i!!!!XIX^C T he Only W ay T o Cut Down The High-Cost Of Living Buy Your Groceries at Reasonable Prices and Carry them Horne. The New Shopping Way will Save You Money Crisco, 1U lbs. Crisco, 3 lbs. Crisco, 6 lhs. Crisco, 9 lbs. Sugar in small quantities Butter, lb. i Best Sugar Cured Hams G ood Rice, lb. Lima Beans, 2 lbs. for N avy Beans, 2 lbs. for Dry Peas, lb. Snow D rift Lard, 2 lbs. Snow Drift Lard, 5 lbs. Snow Drift Lard, 10 lb Best White Meat, lb. Corn Beef Hash Sugar Cured B eakfa^t Bacon, 60c Pound Prices Prevail on all Goods in the H ouse.. Come Look Them Over First Street, Between Chase & ,C o ., and Joe’s Smoke House �AUGUST'I, ,|IM I : sur:ounding country is prospermia x j b c x x x x x when they read a live newspaper. The ’ ocmls attest it and the adver­ tisements nttest It and the whole LET NOT THE SUNSHINE OF TODAY paper breathes the spirit of the com­ munity. T h u it is atmsol certain blind you to the fact that there are tomorrows that will have some that a man contemplating making a change of location can be irresist­ clouds and that to keep the sunshine in your heart you must be ib ly drawn to Sanford if ha Is able conservative, carefjul and SAVING. Real sunshine is the kind thnt *o get a threo month subscription to the paper. Ho reads every line you help make yourself. of it aitough he does not know any one hero. He soon becomes familiar with all our ways and all our people and all our struggles for those things SURPLUS $15,000.00 C A P IT A L $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 that we should have und finally THE gUESTION OF LABOR The labor questlen looms on the he reads that wo accomplished those Man named Scharfschwerdt runs horizon of ail business affairs and wonders in city building or farm the Ford station at Okeechobee. it is something thnt will have to he improvements and ho decides that He should change Ills name to definitely settled if we are going to Sanford and Seminole county is proceed to build a greater America. the place for hin. and he comes down Ford at once. W a/cs are high and going higher and to look it over for himself with the yet they uro not high enough to result that wc gain a citizen right R. R. DEAS, Rumors of unothcr wholesale gro­ II. R STEVENS C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA now. Many of the progressive coun­ enable the working man to buy the Csthltr cery here means that other whole­ FfMUeil Vlre.rrMM.1 ties of the state hneked by the ■ fl sale concerns will soon recognize high priced food stuffs and clothing. board of trade arc sending out three j< THE BANK TH AT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS jj the claims of this city n« * rnmmnr- The farmer «»nd the manufacturer and the middlemen say thnt they months subscriptions of the local dal center. must get more for food and clothing papers and getting rich returns in wants new people. This county does not because the laboring A cold storage plant to have a ca­ money and so it goes from day do this and in the absence of any , more pacity of fifteen carloads of ruits preconcerted movement along that and vcgctavlcs is one of the many. to day with the ultimate consumer line it would be well for our people Big Fred Bass was swinging a dozen Anthony Jones, of Enterprise, Fla. of the Court House in Sanford, Seminole County Flurida at || ROUT. W. D AVIS. If improvements planned for Sanford. getting more into the corner where who have relatives or friends in Sanford men around his head. he knows not where to turn. Manu­ Register. o’ clock a. m. on Monday the 1st he could only swing little Paul G4-6tc Paiatkn Herald. facturing and business will either other states that ure interested to Diggers around his head once he day of September A. D. 1919 nij come to a standstill or there will be send them a copy of the Herald would he a daisy and Paul worked In Circuiif Court. Seventh Judlelsl the right, title and interest, Hair*, Seminole county roads bonds sell a revolution. The wheels will turn every week. You will bo surprised und demand oi Katherine W. Fir?on him so well that Fred was giad Circuit of State of Florida. at a fine premium. There Is no in­ so fast before long that they will at the results. As the Times Union to shake hands und cull it u day. The Merchants National Bank gan, Charles Selby Finegan, Joseph vestment better than bonds of u fly to pieces. We cannot stand for truthfully said last week about the of Savannah Finegan, Mrs. B. L. Lambert, Jam's The team has been missing the Florida county that is improving increased prices on freight, on Inbor newspapers: vs. McElroy Parramoro, Agnes Pl.*inspiring presence of Stuffy Stewart ifself permanently.—Tampa Tribune “ Day after day and w eek‘ after and on everything and yet the man and we are alt hoping that his ankle Lucy C. Finegnn as Administratrix ramore, Elbe Pnrramorc and Eli; iwho Is making it possible for us to week, year by year the newspapers of Estate of Joseph Finegan, deceas­ beth Parra more, as heirs of su'd Our campaign for apartment live cannot stand it either. There of Florida present the most valuable and his hand will get in shape in ed, c'.a!. Joseph Finegan, deroased, in and to houses in Sanford will bear fruit in must be u giving way somewhere sort of information, facts concerning time to hold us on the top rung of the S W H of N R >4 of Sejtfon H, By virtue of a judgement render­ the ladder. the near future so we are informed. or we will perish in the land of plenty the development and growth of ed in the Circuit Court of Orange Tp. 20 S. Range .'11 East, und t e Let them come nt once. It is the Florida, facts that nro of inestimable county, Fla., in proceeding hy cire N W K of SE|4' of Section 18, Tp. What Is the solution? finest investment in the United value to all who read these daily Won Lost Pet facins to revive the judgement In 20 S. Runge 31 Enst ir. Seminoie Everybody has their own particu­ und weekly publications of the state. Sanford 9 G0.4 14 above entitled cause and for ex-j County, Fin. lar ideas and cures for all ailments If any one should take the time and Bradentown . . 14 11 6G.0 ecution as to certain heirs of Jos­ Stonewall Jucksan Triplett of the and the editor of the Herald can the trouble to garner these items and Tampa ......... 14 12 MS E. E. BRAD Y. eph F ncgan, deceased amt execu­ only see from this distance a getting Okeechobee News says he will not articles which tell of Florida enter- Lakeland............. 14 12 538 Sheriff Seminole County, Fia. tion issued thereon I have levied tnprint the name of uny candidate together of labor ami capital ulong prise and achievements he or she Orlando............. 9 13 on and v.ill sell at the front door G4-5tr. every line if the world is to move for ofilco in hta paper unless the would have voulmea of material, nil B artow ............... 9 17 34 r. • - — notice is pnid for. <>ui»n rtahf. old nnd the people are to live, The more or less valuable as information succession of strikes will not solve concerning the state, of the worl: chap, quite right." * NOTICE the question. The raising of railrond und the achievements of its people Bids will lie received for trans­ rates follow the raise of employees of the vuried products of its soil .and porting school children in District It is a sad commentary on the wages and the snme employees today t« industries and the very nmny No. 1. on the following routes for eternal fitness of things to note at grealy advanced wages are not things that go into the mailing of school yeur.1919-20. that so many of our people invest saving any more money than they u commonwealth great nnd pros­ their money In out of town enter­ Route No. 1— Celery avenue and ! did nt half the wages years ago. perous. The aggregate garnering of prises when there is such gilt inVault Doers, Fire Proof Snfes, Brurdul! avenue to Cameron City. Jones pays the frieght. these fads for a sing.o year would vestemcnl right at their very doors. , , . . |, I, Route No. 2—Sanford avenue to , . c. . We should call a halt and begin lie amazing in volume akd aatoukdSafety Deposit Boxes. •kg l ................... ....l :............................... r-I,ll'r Springs. as a record of achievement, to sum up the situation. If we can Remember that the Daily Herald Route No. 3 —First Street to Mon­ will he issued on or about the link bring the dollnr down to one hundred Sx ord.nnry is the publication by roe corner. Prompt Delivery Box 84, Lakeland, Florida of October. It will he a real daily cents of value again where we can the newspapers of the facts along Route No. 4.— Upsala. diaper giving you ull the news of the buy a dollars worth for the dollar the line above referred to ifiut tfley All transportation to lie in good world, of the utate, of the city nnd we will all be better off and things make Scarcely more tliun a posring weatherproof busses, automobi!e will ti;,ht themselves. county. Save your money for the ({press,on unless the fact chronicled or horse drawn. Dali;The only way to continue is for is of more shall common happening Bids rntAt be delivered not later j the employers to take the employees or achievement. Nevertheless the ___ i n? race ric ir. Washington and Into their confidence, show them just the publication of these fncts tius'jtliun August 4th to B. 1 V-hitner, the past week de­ whaf profits they nro mailing and an immense value to the people. I Sec’y Board of Trustees, School! •«» Lu? . j mon: ente that the place for the offer to divide the orofits at the end They not ^nn|y J.'tTV * *"1------ ii'-i , ^ - nr;,-.. \-.'..I* :vin: jv iir' fri some manner that that In valuable Vo home people hut Supentendcnt of zuhlie Instruction. ** C3-2tc. understood and where he gets u will take the place ol the higher for tho:o of other sections nnd states Reporting and puh.ishing items nnd tenges thnt nre now being pnid and fair she-, every time. The well be­ > War Tax Off Soft Drinks haved n&gro in the south is never that are going high enough to even­ ntricles concerning the results of In t h e s e d a y s o f h ig h p r ic e s y o u m a y n o t Washington, July 30. — After molested nnd never maltreated. In tually swamp the employer nnd worthy work in grove and garden, b e a b le to w e a r e x p e n s iv e c l o t h e s , b u t on farm und ranch, in factory nnd nearly two hours debate and while 1 the norlh the people go crazy and employee alike. the temperature in chamber hovered shop us well ns Lith reference to ad­ shoot every negro un sight regardless y o u c a n be w e ll d r e s s e d a n d fe e l w e ll Tin* co-operative plan is the only of whether he la a malefactor or not. plan whereby employer and employes vancement made along other lines of around the 100 mark, tin house toendcuvor, us in education, in loca '! 'lay voted to repeal 10 percent war d r e s s e d ir y o u r c lo t h e s a r e p r o p e r ly ran be honest one with another. > government, in sanitation nnd any Tliore Is no better investment any­ The man who gives his employer la u n d r le d . L e t u s k e e p y o u c le a n . number of other thingu which (end where today than Sanford and an honest days work every working to improve living conditions—all # Meat Trust Owns World S e n d u s a p a c k a g e , o p e n it w h e n Seminole County property. People day in the year is entitled to some­ are of value and are made the more Washington, July 30.—The thing more than his regular wages are overlooking the best proposition it r e t u r n s a n d s e c h o w p le a s e d y o u ’ll be. so hy being told to others through ability of the big five packers, Swift, in the world when they invest their ut the end of the fiscal year provid­ the medium of the press. Armour, Morris, Cuduhy and Wilson m oney'in outside schemes that pro­ ing that his employer lias mnde to determine from day to day a gen­ By telling what the people of one mise so much n-d get nothing and money. In case a business has made eral level on livestock prices, was city or town, or of n country section allow a gilt edge Investment at home u good profit he it a bank, factory, declared incontrovertible in the third go begging. An appartment house office or farm let the employees are doing those in other places nre *»• ....... ....................................... i section of the federal trade commis­ H LEESni-RG, FLORIDA or twelve rf them here in Sanford share in the prosperity and they will spurred on to do likewise or to im­ '•5 sions report on the meat industry is one of the best ami safest invest­ be satisfied, in case the business prove on what lias been told as and made public tonight. Robert Glenn Igou, Agt. : : Phene 299 ments in the United States. T ^’ nk does not make good on nreount of being done by their neighbors. some unforsccn or unaccountable it over. Rivalry leads to advancement. ru, nmj t|,#. rmnlovoe Department of the Interior. U. S. Emulation helps to improvement. m M M N A M X W W M W 'f t * w m w a m w J.nnii office at Gaincsriile, riu. j working nt u reasonable wage can Cooperation brought about by a John Rockfellar was eighty years July 28, 1919. lit shown that it lias not made u realization of what is best for ad­ old the other day. A big celebration profit we believe that ninety nine jacent communities and for neigh­ Notice is hereby given that Sadie was stager in honor of the •event. rut of one hundred men will be bors is fostered hy the newspapers Wallace, widow of Arthur II. Wal­ John says to play golf and drink satisfied to take a living wage and of Florida which constantly publish lace, deceased, of Wekiwa, Florida rlive oil and live to Lc otic hundred. go ut it nnother year closely associ­ the facts relative to cooperative who on May 29, 1914 made Home­ If we had Standard Oil stock we ated with their employer r.rd in work und achievements. stead entry No. 012124 for SWJf of t could afford to piny golf nnd drink his :onfidencc und put their shoulder N W ! „ N W 1, of SW >( Section 5 oliVv* oil. As it is now we cannot even Happily the time hus gone hy to the wheel to try ami make a pro­ and N 1* of S E ?, Section G, Town­ drink kerosene. What a blessing it when highly colored und efen ab­ fit for the next year. ship 20 S. Range 29 E, Tnllnhi*'<><> Is to b ir o d:a : Jchn live »o long and solute untruths were told hy unwise in other words there should he a boosters of Florida. Now the facts Meridian, lias filed notice of inten­ furnish us with nice gasolene nnd tion to make Three-year Proof to In U n io n everything and he only rulses the getting together of employers nnd nre demanded und given by the extahlish claim to the land above employees und the cut throat me­ press of the static and they ure the price a few cents a day too. T h e r e Is thods of strikes and counter strikes strongest arguments that can he described, before Clerk Circuit Court — r O -----at Sanford, Florida on the Gth day of employee's and the same cut presented of money cither for busi­ S tre n g th The Midsummer SEditicn of the thnmt methods of the big trusts ness or home purposes. Inforinatio of September 1919. Flurida Grower ih a finr piece o f . , . ,, , , Claimant names as witnesses: , .. „ . , , and corporations should close for they of the most valuable character is literal.: me giving the state a world 3 HE principle applies quite ure leading us into chuoti londition contained in the published facts, William C. Holiday, of Wekiwa, Fla. of adtortblng. The Grower isalwnys ns much to banking as to from which we ran not unvarnished and without exaggera­ II. B. Click, of Wekiwa, Fla. g old but .this special effort for the recover and ull are suffering tion, relative to what Florida is Ebon Crippcn, of Wekiwa, Fla. soldiers or states or governments. summer should bring results und W. E. Whidden, of Wekiwa. Fla. as the natural consequence. and what her people are accomplishresults mean a larger influx of peo­ It is most fortunate that the Fed­ ROIJT. W. DAVIS Let us all get togcthir. it g. And they ure becoming gratify­ ple Inti this state this fall. The eral Reserve Banking System has Register ing ii ore numerous and important Grower tslls the truth about Floridu been in operation during the war. 64-5tc. cte ry day." SEND OUT T H E HERALD and the truth being stranger Minn There is no better advertising in The advantages of this organiza­ fiction gets them every time. CCon Department of the Interior, l . S. the world than your local paper and tion nccrue to the customers o f the gratulations to Edgar Wright, Little nd Office at Gainesville, Fla. member banks who nt the same Jeff, Frank Whiteman and all the it is really surprising how tho local (Continued from Page 1) 1 July 28. 191.9. time contribute to the strength rest of the Grower gang. They are paper will eventually induce people to come here when no other form of Notice is hereby given that John of the nation’s banking system ail r’ ght. the position of Cellar advertising will do it. The old adage hard for F. Da 'idson, of Jacksonville, Fla., nnd enjoy the benefit o f its pro­ about the constant dripping wearing Champs, trying to nose out Bartow woh, on May 19, 1911 made home­ tection. The new Valdez Hotel Is being away the stone is true of all forms for that position. The only harrier stead entry No 012738, for N *, of advertised with post cards showing of advertising ami especially true to their ambition is the fact that it NWW,’ S E « of N w j* and NW »f the hotel as it will appear when of tho newspaper. Feople who are rained so muth last week they could |of n k FIRST Section 23. Township 18 S. filnahed and giving some valuable living is distant states nnd have an not j Range 31 E. Tallahns«-e Meridian information on Sanford nnd Seminole Idea qf coming to Florida want the NATIONAL We wish to thank the Orlando; has filed notice of intention to make — cunty. Send out one of these cards lord paper and they take a great fann fo* helping us win the games up Three-year Proof to establish rla’ m BANK every lime you send a letter out of interest in all our doings from tho here. Their sympathy and cheers to the land above described, before the state. It will advertise yokr time that they issue for the opposing trams are greatly J Clerk Circuit Court, at Sanford, . get the first _______ town, and your county. Gel them until ‘ they finally pack up and como »PPrevia.'ed hy the Sanford people* PlorIda on tha 5th day of ScrbVnI .-.. — i— •«--»!■ •-------' -• especially since Orlando is m L i . i»er jyi»». constant reading of the progreis we down tho ladder that no one knows | Claimant names as witnesses: He Nothing shows the growth and are tv iking along every line ns told 1,1 th* 1?a*ue txct^ ^ Or- Chester Carpenter, of Osteen, Fla. federal rfgerve Iprpsperity of a town us the column* in the paper that finally gets them. Undo papen. |John r , „ of 0lte'en> Kla Ifcn ^ S Y S T r: m of the local nowspaper. When the Thoy know that the city and the j The Criando Sentinel said that Martin Shepard, of Osteen, Fit. columns arc teething with good reports and ch a n ts in real estate and vadvertisements of the local K. J. HOLLY. Editor merchants that town shows that It W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager Is nlive, progressive and moving ahead. Absence of advertising shows , •Published Every Friday by that It la o dead one. The Herald THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY is filled with advertising jig h t now in tie middle ef! sutflmfcr'hnd every sccscBirnos rmcr in au Vasct body knows that Sanford Is booming ONE YEAR—______________________ I without reading the news columns. B IZ M ONTH S________________________________ And the P olly Herald will show it TUBER MONTHS____________________________ to them every day In the week. KaUtaH m l i w «4 CM— Mail M .u -r Ars'tM ??-d Keep It con in g. x w c x m x M c THESANFORD HERALD •5 Florida Safe & Lock Co. j¥cVr«iV.'rtVjtiVcs <WAVcYYWi«WVWWVrtWWAK Why Don t You? I •s I Dixie Steam Laundry 1 T BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK i " 7; i . ■<> A rf i? ••5 *5 ® f w P g fljp M 1un, i �THE 3ANF0 lUOUST It 1010 little H*PP*n^n®* Mention o f Matter* In B rief In and About Peraonal Item* of Interest Friends of Charlie Munn .trill ,be they will go to Charleston and glad to learn of hia aafe arrival in other points expecting to be c.bscnt the states. Charilo has been Franco about thirty days. for searly a year but Is glad to bo B u y Diamonds. W ight Tiro Co. back in tho United States again. 65-tf Snmmary o f the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers i f AGE SKXE> Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Erawnico nnd little daughter left Wednesday for points In Georgia and tho Caro­ lina* where they will spend tho next month with .'datives and friends. Bicycle Tires— New, fresh stock and guaranteed at $5.00 per pair, Put on free of charge. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc Mr*. W. H. Peter* and children Margaret and Jack, left last Wednes­ day, to Join Mrs. Artie Smith nnd daughters, in Asheville, N. C. where they will spend the rest of tho summer. Mrs. M. P. Kokat nnd Mis* Evelyn Berner returned home Wed­ nesday evening from New York alter spending a month with rela­ tives und friends in Oswego and New tork City. Word comes from Biddy Burdick that he has arrived In this country and will soon be home. Biddy has Burn'to Mr nnd Mrs. Sam Brad­ day the guest* of Mr*. Marrero'* sister, Miss Lilu Johnson. been In France for thu part year ford » finc b“ by b° y ‘ , spending most of his time in hospi­ Mr, Lena Lee and daughter Mabel . Munson's swimming pool is now tal work at St. Nazaire, Frrnce art spcutllng the week in Tnmpa. oped on Wednesdays, Thursdays. where he was attached to the naval Saturdays and Sundays in the after­ Every white nhoo, for men, women branch of the service. noon. 60-tf pifkeni Shoe Slorr. 64-ltc. Hon. C*ry Hardoo of Live Oak, Mr. and Mr*. Leslie Bryan have vir* W. W. Long is visiting her candidate for governor, was in the returned from Goorgia where they brother. J- G. Harrold In Gaines­ d ty several days of this week call­ were called hy tho Budden death of ville. ing on his old friends nnd making e brother of Mrs. Bryan. Mrs J I Smith of Montgomery new ones. This Is Mr. Ilardoo's Miss Virginia Brady of Jackson­ j little daughter nre visiting Mrs first visit to Sanford and ho was ville is the gueat of Mrs Edwnrd greatly interested in the develop­ Msrie Smith Betts. Her many friends in Sanford Pint Mason fruit jar* nt L. P. ment along every line. are delighted to sec her agnin. McCullcr’s. 56-t( The special burgain counters are Spot Lights, horns, bumpers, mloMr*. W. A. Whitcomb of Geneva attracting special attention. Dickenj tor meters, eveiylhing for the auto­ in the city Tuesday on o shop­ Shoe Store. 64-ltc mobile. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 ping expedition. Mr. nnd Mr* J. C. Brannon who Park avenue. 59-2tc Mr*. Augusta Etgenmenn oi A thave lately returned from a trip to Henry and John Lee are visiting Bicycle Repairing—our hicyclo re- the old home in Georgia had a nar­ lanta i» the guest of her daughter their mother, both of them being pnir shop is the largest and best row escape from a bad accident on Mn. Fred Dniger. home from tho war, Henry in the equipped repair shop in the city. Sanford avenue the other day when Trices reduced on all goods at navy and John in the nrmy. All work done quickly and guaran­ a drunken driver on another cur .... Grace Williams' millinery storo. Stuffy Stewart is nursing n had teed the best. Sanford Cycle Co., run into them at the corner of 1 69-tr ankle and hand as the result of one 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc Sanford avenue and Second street. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Brannon of the games in Bradentown and is Mr. and Mr;. George WaUoh ami It. A. Wiley Is at the helm in have returned from .a pleasunt visit ■out of the* gsm«* for <nm» time. little son of Quincy nre in tho city tho ofllcc of the Western Union while to home loins in Gcorgin Do like others have done. Buy for the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Zeb Mr and Mrs Bnxrton Perkins and the fall. A splendid assortment of Mnnager Hall Is taking his vacation. Ratliff. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Aber­ Mr. Wiley is a former Kissimmee little son returned last night from high shoes from which to rclect. hoy hut for many years has beeq nathy of Daytona nre also here and point* in Ohio and Virginia Dickens Shoe Store. 64-ltc the party will go to Miurni in a few residing in Texas. Complete stock Diamond tires. days where Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Gonzalez Mrs. Ira Jackson und son, James Wight Tiro Co. 55-tf and family will remove to Minmi Hill, of Purugould, Ark., and Mrs. Abernathy will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woodruff in nbout three weeks where Mr. Remember every pair of shoes in W. P. Hooker Jr., of Gudsen, Ala., have returned from a delightful Gonzalez will make his headquarters. arrived last Thursday for u visit of the stcre is u bargain. Dickens outing at Daytona beach. 64-ltc Dr. S. Puleston and Dr. Ralph severul weeks with their aunt, Mrs. Shoe Ltore. Mr*. D. C. Mnrltwe nnd little The many friends of Paul Shu­ T. W. Williams. Stevens have returned from u trip ,ji, have returned from a months maker will regret to learn that he Quart Mason fruitjurs at L. P. to Miami where they rented olllccs visit to Daytona Beach. will have to go to the hospital again McCuller’s.* 66-tf and expect to remove In n few weeks. Gasoline, oils and greases, free air. George Speer has returned from as some of the hones in his shuttered WHEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN Man to set m you. Sanford Cycle arm arc coming out through the D Y T H IN K OF THE KANDY the eastern markets where fie h«s^“ ” ^ _ n^ Co., 115 Park Ave. 69-2tc r'aui was in the Marine Corps IF IT HAS h o U A n y te * " in,n>’ ,or several wt,l'ks buying in the Chateau Theirry fighting and K IT C H E N . ’T v lr and Mrs Hal Wight George S T A R bis goods for his new store which IN IT WE HAVE IT. was badly wounded in the hip and McLauglin nnd Miss Virginia Brady he will open about the first of Octo­ TH EATRE BU ILDIN G. 49-tf arm. was at Daytona Sunday ber in the De Forest block. Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Clause George \V. Kessler of the W, P. Harry ami Carl Ferran of Eustis Chas. Kanner is putting on a Bale Richardson & Co., of Jacksonville were the guests of their sister Mrs. a line 8 and one half pound hnhy. Mrs. Clause is tho daughter of Mr. to disposo of his entire stock of dry was in the city yesterday. lie has D. L. Thrasher on Sunday. and Mr*. A. J. Lossing of this city. doods, clothing and shoes nnd he the contract for the new Valdez Hot Point and Wcutinghouse irons, will rent his store room to u new Misses Jessie and Welma Graves drug firm that will start in business Hotel nnd *h»» work is progressing different rize* At Sanford Cycle nicely. Mr. Kessler is very enthusias­ returned Sunday from Jacksonville here about the first of October. Co., 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc tic about the new hotel nnd says it Erwin Seay returned to his home ufter upending the week-end with There’s a man nt the curb to will he one of the best in the stute at Dade City Mondny after, visiting their sister, Mrs. H. C. McMullen. serve you. 65-tf when ; finished. his cousin Robert Thrasher. Ford parts—we enrry n line of Tom Sullivan is among thu Inst Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in Rev. George Waldron was in the Ford purls. Top recovers and seat of tho Seminole county hoys to re­ Sanford, on Monday, Wednesday Sanford Cycle Co., ,115 turn home from France. Tom was city several days this week to the covers. nnd Fr ay of each week. '58-lf l’ urk Ave. 59-2tc delight of his many friends. with old Co. C., when he left Orlando Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy A. C. Prange of Juoksonvillo was at the beginning of the war hut was i* six course fish and chicken din­ who formerly resided here hut more ner, 75e. Fish suppers 50c, at the a visitor to the city on Tuesday. after brigaded with other outfits. recently have been living at Daytona 59-tf I He expects to he connected with the Ayr:: Doylure Beach Hotel, Ernest Gregory or "H ap p y" as w«l* r e m o v e M l - . 1 «vher« U . < V s # .i . i —.. J » UlMIUrf % •• •• f t-J.- V.*•• •»»» i). G. Smith of Oviedo was rlr-1 firm of M a x w e l l & tins lv» iiljy will he connected with among nis many friends in on. turned from France and is right glad one of the large furniture stores of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hamll Tolar and to get hack. Happy says he wears that city. Their many friends in Sanford on Tuesday of this week. Miss Margaret Ferran, daughter family and Miss Helen Malm have no wound stripes and no medals Sanford, wish them good luck in of .Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Ferran of returned from u trip to Punta Gordu hut he was there with the goods. their newest home. and Eustis i> the guest of Mildred Holly. where they visited relatives Shore dinner. Clem Chowder, Edward Betts expects to open Ids friends. Fried Fish etc., at at Drnnn's new plucc to-morrow if the work on Mrs Fannie Munson has returned, Southern tires, 6000 mile guaran­ Picnic Phviilian Sunday August 3, the new sodu fountain fixtures can from Jacksonville where she visited tee. ail sizes, 60x3 to 35x1'£. San­ 1919. 64-2tp. her niece Miss Fannie Robe Munson. he finished in time. Thin promises ford Cycle Co., 115 Park Ave. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and to 'lie one of the handsomest cold Mrs. K. E. Cox returned Tuesday 59-2 tc dnughtcr, May, left Wednesday for drink and ice cream establishment* from St. Augustine where she has Bert Long is home from France Hendersonville North Carolina whoto in this part of thu statu and Ed keen spending some time with her where he has been stationed for they will spend a few weeks. Mr. in anxious to get everything in run­ »on. months. Bert was located nt B sst Thrasher will go to Nrw York and ning order ns soon us possible. Socket and end wrenches, nil most of the time in the D u ck bcrd purchuse hi3 fall stock of goods ere Have ball supplies, belle, buU. sires. .Sanford Cycle Co., 115 Park Division. returning home. glows, mils, etc. Everything for the Ave. > 69-2tc Mr*. W. P. Carter of Oviedo wa.4 Mrs. May Seeley, the ctliciont boys. Sanford Cycle Go. 69-2tc Not being able to obtain a soter in the city Tuesday calling on friends stenographer of tho Florida Truck mom on First street the Dickens A larg-* delegation of Rchcknhs Mrs. Carter has been residing in Growers, Inc., left Sunday for Bos­ Shoe Store will remove shortly to from DcLnnd visited Seminole West Florida for some time hut is ton where she will visit relatives Miami. Hehcknh Lodge Friday r.ight und now at Oviedo. and friends for several months re­ asisted in the Installation of Officers. Weather Report— Cloudy weather The stock must bo sold. Prices turning in the fall to take her po­ A very pleusant evening was spent followed by ruin followed bv cloud* nro secondary consideration. You'll sition back again. in I.odgu work and nflerwn'd* toand more rain followed by moro believe us if you'll investigatin'*. Woodland Park will be open fre*hments were served. Another ment rain and more clouds. Dickens Shoo Store. 64-ltc Sunday August 3rd. 64-lrc meeting of Seminole Lodge will be Jonn W. Haines representing the Miss Uebacca Padgett of Gaines­ A card from Harry B. Lewis held on next Friday evening nt 8:30 American Type Founder* Co.,’ with ville who has been the guest of Mrs. from Michigan City Indiana show* headquarters in Atlanta called on the Mrs. Henry Wight left yesterday Henry l’ urdon left for New lo ik that he is enjoying himself on the local trade yesterday. for Juntluskt, N. C. where she will yesterdny where she will resume her send dunes of that popular'resort. visit her daughter Sara at the sum­ •Miller tires and tubes— nil sizes In studio* in voice culture. He expects to come home in u few mer camp. From there she will go stock. You don't have to wait, we | Mr. nnd Mrs. D. R. Brisson and weeks but Mrs. Lewis will rernnin to Charleston W. Va. to visit her can serve you. Sanford Qycle Co., i family have returned from a months for the summer. brother Fred Ilouchelle and will H5 Park avenue. 59-2tc visit to R ldgecrrt North Carolina Mr. B. A. Howard returned Sun­ then go to Chicago for a visit with Robert Holly left Sunday for where they , enjoyed the mountains day from Sanford, where he went u her daughter Margaret. Mis. Wight Hendersonville, North Carolina where nnd the mountnin nir. week previous to escort Mr*. How­ expects to be absent for two months. be will spend the month of August Bicycle Inmps, hells, horns, pedals, ard and daughter. Mr. Howard has We have Goodyear 40x8 truck at Laurel Park Camp. saddles, chains, coaster brakes, opened real estate offices on the sec­ tires in stock. Sanford Cycle Co., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marrero handle bars. Everything for the ond floor of the Underhi.il Building 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc and family were in the city yestcr- j bicycle. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 —Okeechobee News. Mr. and Mr;. J. T. Cook and Park Ave. 6'J*-tc E-Z Seal pint fruit jars at L P , family have returned from a visit 50-ft B J Starling hns returned from McCulier's. to points in Tennessee and Georgia. Jamestown New York where Mrs D. II. C. Ro|)urn wus in the They found the weather very hot* Starling is visiting her daughter llernld office several days ago and at many plnre; visited and nr» glad Mrs Peterson. Mrs Starling will remarked that he was almost 70 to get hack to Snnford where they remain for a month or morn years old hut felt like a man of 30. can enjoy the breezes. Mr. Cook is Mr*. C. V.* Deane and children He has been in Florida for more the efficient superintendent of the anti Mrs. A. M. Pouncey of Miami, than 40 years which probably ac­ printing department of the Crown arc the guests of Mrs. D. S. Star counts for his excellent health. Paper Co. and Miss Mary Murray, while onMrs. H. L. DcForest is having Let us send you A bunch of negroes under the In­ route . to Montgomery, Ain. twenty feet of store space added to fluence of moonshine and riding in a quart or more her two store rooms on First street n car hacked into nnother car on WANTED— OLD CLEAN ono of which is now occupied by First street Wednesday night and RAGS. ANY KIND EXof our delicious the Snnford Shoe and Clothing Co., norc promptly jailed hy the nolice. C F »T OLD SOCKS. Ice Cream for and the other will be occupied hy Drunks and cars do not go together COATS, PANTS, OU George Speer for n dry goods store. nnd Chief Tillis is determined to BED SPREADS. AT THE Sunday Dinner. HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf Better get those fall khoes for stop the mixture of gasoline nnd Arthur Yowcll of tho Yowell the family. Bargains in every stylp ] whiskey in Snnfnrd regardless of 64-ltc j tho mixers. Company has returned from a trip at Dickens Shoe Store to New York and othirr eastern mar­ Mr. and Mrs. If. J. Clause are j Motorcycle tires and tubes. Sankets where he purchased the fall the parents of a fine baby girl born fo r i Cycle Co., 115 Park avenue, and winter stock for hi* firm. Saturday morning. ‘The Clauses o9-2tc ORDER N O W have only recently come here from Liout. Vail Lovell arrived home The many friend* of W. P. Carter nre glad to see him In Snnf«»rd egain, Ensley Ala. arid expect to mako this Saturday from France where he has Mr. Carter and family are at pro- their home. Mr*. Clauso Is a daugh-Jbecn since the beginning of the war. ,sent residing nt Oviedo but he px- ter of Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Lotsing. 'V 4|| joined ns soon ns war was de•pects to engage in business here. J. P. Hall local manager of th e!dared and went Into the dnglneer|, Flenty of bargains in every style Westorn Union ofllccs here la tak-|ing corpa hut at his own ^rpqujit ; was transferred to the aviation left for you. Don't ml*» this oppor­ ing his annual vacation and at pro- 1 tunity of u life‘ time. Dickens Shoo sent is with Mrs. Hall at the home j where he soon won his spurs and iusl Phone 325 of hor parents at Lakclund. I.ntcr, was flying over tho German lines Store. 61 ltc. I W hat, Groceries? Well, yes. Our groceries are pleasing to serve or displa at our store and get acquainted or phone lGd for supply, Large or Small, * Your Patronage is Appreciated, Algood Oleomargerine and E^erbest Mnrgarine.— Always fresh (Ask Our Customers) J. W. Booth PHONE 166 when the armstice was signed. Ho SHOP MEN WALK OU has been attending Cambridge, Eng­ land, college for some time before About 300 A. C. I.. Employees H ere coming home. He Is tho son of Mr. Go on Strike and Mrs. M. F. Lovell of this city Over 300 of the shop men o f the nnd is a Sanford hoy who has made Atlantic Coast Line ntoppxd work ai a fine record for himself in war nnd ten o'clock .his morning pending in peace. a settlement of tho question of high-* Mr. and Mrs. Humil Tolar and cr wage* that has been In abeyance family have removed to their old ! for «»v?ra! rrccks. It »«• thought home on Mugnolia recently occupied Inst night that som e agreement by Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Bryan. Mr. would be reached and It Is said that Brynn purchased this home front Mr. the vice president o f the inter­ Tolur sevcrnl years ago and Mr. national union wanted the matter Tolrr v.w buys it bnck. Mr. and M held up until nomething could he Bryan will occupy the W. W. Aber­ dono hy the government and tho nathy houso nt the corner of 8th head of the union and It Is almost und Magnolia. * certain that Nome agreement will bu Think c*f shoes nt less than Inst reached In n few hours. Lakeland years' priccst hough the price of and Snnford shop* walked out thin shoos nre advancing every month. morning and it Is not known how Dickens Shoe Store. 64-ltc ninny more will be afTerlcd. T. R. Miller end family and E. V. Everyone here Is hoping for a Miller and family arc in the city speedy settlement o f this strike an front White Springs with the v.ew it will effect every llnb of business of locating here in the tarmjnr 7 i^ » ~ k r r r r They are the nephews of W. W. Millet of Moore’s Station nnd they Notice have been growing cotton in tho The City Council will meet at White Springs section for many 8 o'clock P. M. Monday August years hut Mr. II. Weevil has made 4th 1919 to hear complanits if uny life so unpleasant for them that from owners or agents of Real they nre inclined to try the winter U V ‘ , 7 ......... . 7 Estate or personal property the as*esvc __ h cd valuation which has been raised. here if possible. R. C. Muxwcll. Inland Leak-proof piston rings. Tax Assessor of Sanford Fin. All sixes, for all cars. Sanford Cycle g2-2tc. Co., 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc * * * All persons desiring to attend Sunday erhool will phone No. 19. 306 or 90-J not later Ilia n Saturday * * * * will he furnished them to nnd from if within n radius o f three in!!»\s « f tho Mctliodist church. • ? • ♦ •i ♦ Christian Science services will he held at the Womnn's Cluh, Oak avenue, between Third and Fourth streta, on Sunday, morning at 11 • A >« ♦ '.t *.!/-• - * « ♦ * Dally T h o u g h t. l* * • « - » » « • • • • « * « » * * » ♦•! Mun In hut n reed, the weakest la nnturo. tint he I i " ' i Meat Specials for this W eek at - 7'■■! A*fv .x B .9 Ml i B r o w n ’ s M a rk et E. C. METIS, Manager . 1X9 • r j tT Tfgeu I 'r o v e d Chickens . . . 40e We.ilern Pork Chops • 43r liourul Steak . . . . 23c Hamburifer Slcak . . . . 20s Home Made Pork .Sausage • • 30c EVERYTHING STRICTLY 417 Sanford Ave. FIRST i §1 ■t CLASS Phone 122 ' ' : 1 £ .iE gL i 'l a t Taste is the Test Thrift, n o less than earning pow er, is an im portant factor in these c o n ­ structive times. Don't be miserly, but avoid cxtrevlgnncc—and. above all, pul your MONEY IN THE BANK Or invest it wisely—keep It In circulation. Hy so doing you stimulate business, and the more business is stimu­ lated tho bolter wo shall be able to support and encourage our boys on their return. Thrift and porscrvlng may be your part In helping to bn'ld the PROSPERITY OF PEACE W W i H O M E IN S T IT U T IO N .[ ' V ' ^ »;» i!** M VN . • ' J **! • �rt: storage establishments in the city. f “ O — decidedly* n o, when N GRANDMA <3 around. No- bar soup Ring in wraterwasllngnw.iy. Nochlpping. slicing or »lm>li'jr >:f mi rc th in you need. GRANDMA is a mwdeiful soap—and It U Powdtnd. That’s tho big secret. You Just rnctutirp out what you need, no more. Sprlnklo It In tho tub and presto—Just like magic, millions of glorious, cleansing zuils man Instant. Then, the whitest, cleanest, freshest clothes thst erer hung oo • wash Hoc. Try this Powdered Soap Today! Grandma’s Powdered Soap Saves T IM E —Saves W O R K —Saves SO AP Your Grocer H as I t ! l.cfTlcr-Murrcll The announcemelit of the mnrriugc of Miss Rene K. Murrell to Mr. W A. Letller comes as quite a surprise to their many friends in Sanford nnd elsewhere. The ceremony took place in Daytona, the evening of July 2Gth at th»» parlors of Saint Mary*? Guild. Rev. Arthur Searing Peek, rector of Holy Cross Church, San­ ford. Florida officiated. Only the im­ mediate members of the families being present. The bride never looked lovlier than in her going away gown of tan tricolett, with hut and acces­ sories to match. Mrs. Letller is the daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. K. R. Murrell of this city and is n graduate of Womans College of Tal­ lahassee of tiie class of 1010. While in Sanford site has won many friends by her charming personality. ...it TZTm-Y Ts'ine son of the late Mr. W. N, Leflier and is a rising young business man of this city. After nn extended trip in the East they will lie at home to their friends at “ The Gable-.” K n o w in g all About the Sale o f Y o u r Fruit W hen you market your f r u i t t h e Florida. Citnis Exchange you will be fully inform edon these five vital points: Where your fruit is sold— For what it is sold— When it is sold— The cos: of selling— Jobs the Floriu- Citrus F.ichtrje ind get this isforsriiticr, i . v^ell is gtnrraiiy higher price lor y«ur grapefruit nad Q.is£ei. Fur particulars, iddrtu L. A. i \KEe, M *r. *n*» •U*rtaiaj • .4 AT THE M. K. CHURCH Fcrvices at the Methodist cliurch j on next Suntiav are as follows: Sunday School 10:110 Preaching 11:15 by Rev. Herndon Senior League 7:110 Every one is invited to these , servlets. On Sunday August 10th Dr. Therrill. Field Secretary ,of the Sunday School Hoard will he present and will fill the pulpit during the absence of Rev. White. r.xcn ■V HRYAN OPENS NEW GARAOf. Popular Young Sanford Mail Wilt Operate l.nrg Establishment. Leslie Hryan having leased the Leffler Illock at the cast end of First street opened for business this week one of tho largest garage and ‘ A d tcr i e ir. the lie raid ROLLINS COLLEGE (LAKE VIRGINIA* GEORGE MORGAN W ARD. D. I).. LL.D rrwident C o tlr g r in Florida Inter-lit* no mi national AIM T o previdr a liberal education, a generous culture, a thorough training of the physical, intellectual and spiritnature. OFFERS r-year course Lading t » A. !>. de^rw. Pre-profrstior.al in Agriculture, .lledieine Engineering. L av and Theology. :-'peti*I dipertments: Mutie, Commerce, Home Econo­ mics. Normal. F’ir.e and Applied Art., and Academy. Koater of L e ctu re s for 1919-2U includes a large number of authors, scientists, artiits and profrsaional men of na­ tional prominence. N a v a l U nit n :t b m«*.ruf*ion fo r L n ratin gs. S tron g a th letic p ro g ra m including a q u a tic s . E xpenses m od era te. Thirty-Fifth year begins 22 September, 1919 For catalog and othtr information addreas: THE .SECRETARY. HOLl.INK COLLEGE Wlater Park. Florida Oollara In Honor of Miss Fcrran tfnill»l<|»«l_l^"'a ft.*,. Kipeniea and I air, ranll_ - - ................. . ... 7,134.63 Mildred and May Holly enter­ Individual Otpoaila tained a party of their girl and hoy Subject to C h e e k ..... J227.9J7.51 Certificate, ol friends Inst night at their home on Time llrpo.lt _ _ 32.9.'21.17 30.00 00 Park avenue it* honor of Miss Certified Cheek*.......... t'a.hirr', Check* OutMildred's guest. Miss Margaret -• ar'-i'n -................ 12,424. it. Hue - to Ineorporaterl Feiran of Kustis. I9.K10.II llanka 117,015.61 Gaines nnd dnnring helped to Savins* Depo.lt* Tula.' I l e p o . l t * . . ___ _ 410.221.21 while away the hours and nt ten Total ___ 1450,355 91 o ’ clock ice cream nnd cake were State of fieri,la. County ol Seminole, at.: served. I, It. It. IIKA!!, Ctiltlrr of the above* r.amed Hank ilo *n|em.,ly •-ear thst tl.« Miss Ferran is the daughter of above ataternrnt I. true to the beat of my knowledge ami belief. Mr. und Mrs. Ray Fcrran of Eustis It. It. DMAS, Ca.hlre Correct—Atlrat: and leaves today for tier homo to Subscribed ami awnrn In f . I.. Woodruff before me th.la Mb ilay of t*. M. Harul the regret of the many young friends June I9 !9 t'. f . William* I.. T. Hryan, Nota-y Public Hirretora she lias made during her short stay. My Com. Ktp. Feb. 8. 1922 p. M. All members requested to b« prerent. A hot time promised. About thirty Rchokuhs from DeLand visited Seminole I.od„’e last Friday night to ^ itr e -s the instal­ lation of officers. A dne time w-u enjoyed by all. These DcLatid mem­ bers nre sure aome entertainers. A carload of Odd Fellows, motored over to St. Cloud. Tuesday night, for the purpose of installing into their respective chairs, the ofllcers of St. Claud Lodge. Those in the party were A. J. Loosing Dist. Dupcty Grand Master, I. E. Estridgo D. D „G . Marshall, J. F. McCllelnnd D. D. G. Warden, J. D. Doajcy, D. D. G. Secretary, J. F. Ilichson, D. D. G. Guardian, and Frank Lousing. A royal time was enjoyed. O th e r H o u rs m a y p r o m is e m u c h , b u t Rising Sun SUPERLATIVE SELF RISING FLQUR KEEPS T H E F A I T H Itfcivesvou LIGHTNESS, W H ITE N E SS nnd PURITY combined with RICH N U T R IM E N T nnd PERFECT L E A V E N IN G . W IG H T G R O C E R Y C O ., Snnfoid, Fla. Es !!?ir=ISIIS!l|| -J"- •U . fi. «* artii -uibC i< o m B e g in n in g EVERYTHING.MUST GO-ATONCE.. --A REAL KOMEYSAVINS SALE • ’ planning to give the bi'T.fcat ami j ihtsl social taut the Union h iu evcr! I had. Group Tw o doesn't believe I it out r.cverli.tlos its comii.g- We| want e\ery^>ne in on the cats. Rack Your Pastor Up by It ring­ ing Your Part Up. Tam pa, Fla. sSide i Uablllllr* j ir.g. Groups One and Three, having • I * ,' 4»tlt 4*f» •, , f j !,. ... . | I lrv.'# r; Florida C itru s E x ch a n g e >•. n llcpoii or lh* Condition <il _$ .10.000.00 Capful Slock 1'alil in 3,000.00 Surplua Fund . . ______ __ J to will he announced Sunday «»vcn• ••• • •• New- York, July 29,—Tho war department lias gold to the United States Suitor Equalisation Hoard thirty seven million pounds c f refir.sd sugar, it was announced here to­ day by Geo. Zabrlsklc, president of the hoard who declared there Is abundance of ruw sugar in tho coun­ try, that retail prices should not ex­ ceed eleven cents per pound and there is no need for hoarding. nuc—>wun wick-Robb The marriage of Miss Floricncc Anr.u Robb to Mr. Jas. Claude Trawiik took place ut 4:30 Wedresduy nftornoon at the home of the bride’s parents on Union Avc. Dr. George Hyman of the Haptlst Temple pnformed the ceremony in the presenc? of a few friends of the contracting parties. Miss Robb hat a wide clrdo of friends in Sanford w.io wish her life’s hast happiness. Mr.. Trawick wxs electrician with Charles &. Co., when he entered the Navy in re­ sponse to the cab of his country Ho expects upon completion of his en­ listment to return to Sanford for his future home. Rest wished to the happy couple. For the present Mr. Hryan will The *Peoples Bank, atSunford, In the.State or Florida, at tho Close confine his attention to the repair of business, June 30, 1919 and upkeep of automobiles and May llf t o o r c r , llolla,■> St Wnlthnil will have their sales I.oana on llral Katal# — S 30,117.13 rooms with him. The Leffler block Leona on Collateral Srcu.lty than llral K»tala.. . . 103,701.03 hon been put in first class shapi nnd AllOthtr other Leant anil IHitounlt. HJ.MU1 502.17 consists of five Inrge store rooms well Overdraft*. _ ______.____________X-Rays on Bugs. u.iltnl State, Hm'it. 43,350.00 ODD FELLOWS NOTES situated for the gnrage business nnd Stjtr, County anil .Munlrieal Ildt X-ray apparatus has been Invented 4.S68.40 ifoua... Kurnllur, and for rales rooms nnd the many friends Hankins Regular meeting of Sanford Lodge for killing *he tiny pnrnsltes that eat Fix tu re* _______ 1C.291.82 Other llral Kttatr__________ 28,255.16 of Mr.^ Hryan nre congratulating No. 27 Monday August Jth at 8:20 small holes In leaf tobneca Claim* and othrr llrtoorrri 1.239.01 him upon securing such fine quarters l)ua Irom Incorporated llankt CI2II.IS r . l t tn.l ifirhancrs for Clearnnd entering upon this new lino of C hInc :_____________________ ll.1CI.IS Cork on Hand.....Y ...............1.,.. 12,747-52 business for himself. Look for Ids advertisement in Tot >1 . J450,33.,.!*t B W i ____ this issue II. y . p. II. Il.ipti-t Temple Sunday 7:30 P. M. Everybody come. Group One in charge, good program.^good every­ thing. Our H. V. P. U. is corning ui» ;,ul AC A alit it to keep coming. To do that « t must hnve every one’s help. He mi nnd lie . :ere. The tin e for the social that every J ; : .eniUr has lieor l ot.ir.g fo ward i T o fehom it is sold— l it * 41jai Gitltio, Mr. Hryan needs no introduction to the people of this city nn he has come into contact with runny of them for the past few yrars. Mr. Hryan for several years wns In the Peoples Hnnk hut Intely has been with the Seminole Hnnk nnd In both /hanks his uniform courtesy and unfailing good humor has made him popular. *!o is an expert uccountant nnd also bus u good knowledge of the nutomoiiiib huiincsn nnd his management of the new gargae spells success in Inrge httirs. Sugar ShoMaio I i she Store Has Been Rented \ h^ve Signed an Agreement to G ive P ossession of it by September F i r s t . F or this reason I am postively going to close out my entire stock o f dry goods, m en’s and W o m e n ’s ready-to-wear, shoes, notions, etc., etc., in the next thirty days. I : : : : : Everything must go £ early belore the best bargains are all sold out. Below are Just a Few of Ihe fiiany Great B :v"ins to !?e Found in This Big Stock of ------------------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - High Class Merchandise - - - - - - - - - ---------------------------------------35c B le a c h in g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ .20 $125 Men’s, Work Shirts now - $ .89 35c Apron Ginghams - - - - .21 Big Line of w . 1. Douglas Shoes to Big Lot of 40 and 50c Percale now .27 go rt Reduced Prices All Kinds ot Fancy Voiles and Lawns Ladies’ Gairce Vest > - . . .16 15c to .38 Men’s W; rk Pants - - - ] 89 Big Lot of Ladies’ Georgette Waists Newport Union Made Overalls - - 1.98 $2.98 t o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.98 Ladies’ B k k and White Hose, 35c Ladies’ Lawn Waists - .98 value, now - - - ..19 $4.00 Blankets, now 2.98 New Lot of Outing Flannels Just Ar­ Big Reduction in Prices on Men’s Hose rived, going at - - . M EN ’S S U M M E R .A N D WINTER UNDERW EAR G O I N G AT COST This is not a fake sale, but a real sure enough closing out sale. You will save big money by attending tins sale on the opening day. N o t h i n g reserved. Everything must go. Chas. Kanner KANNEH’S OLI) STAND 111 EAST FIRST STREET ii ii H i! �AUGUST 1. 1919 THK SANFORD HERALD COTTON SEED M EAL CASTOR POMACE TANKAGE ASHES “Hurry up, Betty," whispered her mother up the back ala Ira. "Mr. Som­ ers la eotnj ♦/> ttay to dinner and It’S most time to tnko It up." "Oh, dear.’' Hetty hurriedly threw her dress over her head and hurried down the stain. “ I wonder what that tnblo looks like, on yw n yr v "Whnt are you going to bare for din­ ner, mamma?’’ f "Macaroni, with tomato sauce, dear," answered her mother soberly. "Oli, mother," said Betty, with hor­ ror In her voice. "I didn’t nsk hint, Hetty, I would havo known better. It wus joUr father. He noted ns If he wtik nwful pleased beenuse pn asked him. Now don’ t worry, denr. There's that nlce.crenm pie I mr.de this rooming, nnd I’vo got a chocolate cake, too. Here they como now. You sit right dowh here, Mr. Somers." % The young man go »o her a pleasant rntllo nnd snt down besldo Hetty. It seemed to her thnt the boys never acted worse. 8ho wondered If tills horrible mcnl would over come to nn end. Everything else wns already nt nn end, slin thought miserably. Jack Somers would ne*er Imvo nny use for her with a family t1* \• urtml IIL'm f 1st•« They were nil beginning pn pie now, excepting Jack, nml be wns lnvli,.? n second helping ef mncnronl. At Inst dinner wns over, nnd Hetty nnd Jack went out on the plnxrn. It was Just growing dusk nm! ;!.e uii wns foil of that delicious sweet coolness which follows summer rnln. Jack moved t.enrer iir Hetty. His shoulder grazed hers lightly. "Hetty," he said at last, "you’ ve got tho nicest family I ever saw. Everything here lit dinner tonight was «<i homelike and Jolly. You know It doesn’t seem much like borne at our house. I don’t know when I’ve enjoyed a incut as much as I have tonight.” He put his arm around her mid gent;,, ml mm. “ Hetty, t can't put It off nny longer. Do you love mo well enough to marry me?" Hetty drew her breath In tremulous­ ly nnd then dropped her head on bin shoulder und began to cry. "What’s the matter, Hetty? Don’t you love mo well enough?" Hetty nodded shyly. Iler aruio slid up around Ills neck. *T'lu all rlj;!;:," ilm answered, "Just so—so happy, I guess, Jnck." (Copyright, 1>I9. by t!i« MtiJura N«\va- / i FT US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREM ENTS A L L KINDS OF M A TE R IA L— WE W ILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU — GOOD SERVICE — L CHASE & COMPANY Sanford, Florida WE H AVE FOUND DAISY TILE IT! > . PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious In W.ter,"Chemical Decomposition. Atmosphere and Moisture. Made from that same maicrial nhoplcd by the Government to withstand Nitric and IMcrlc Acid teals in Ihe construction o f Itu Immense acid plants. Our supply is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. Slock In ynrds and 25,000 ready for shipment. MAHONE i-W A L K E R CO. HAM (Jilt). lU lH IIU # l,-3 » PAGE NINE / WE HAVE a fresh stock of everything and are in position lo meet your Electrical Needs If It’s Lamps Irons Fans Toasters Portable Lamps Fixtures Vaccuum Cleaners Flashlights ELECTRICAL We' One on Display at Our Store — Demonstrations at all Times Do It! Expert Repairmen lo Do Your Work Promptly and Satisfactorily CHARLES ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors 107 West First Street T t& I m T im o n ’s W orldbeater Pepper Has Made Good in Florida and Texas / for the Past Four Years. A prominenl grower o f Sanford, Florwhose name we cairfiirnish on application, purchased 20 pounds of our W orldbcafcr Pepper in Decem ber 1918. He reports that many o f the plants bore as hi^h as 9 marketable peppers the first picking. The average was 4 pepper, per plant for the entile acreage the first picking, or a total of 400 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at S4.°0 per crate. W e cannot recomend too highly our Worldbeatcr Pepper to all southern growers who desire to grow a money-making crop. P R IC E : Oz. 45c; 1 *4 lb $1.60; Postpaid. Lb. $6.00 TH E GENUINE STOCK CAN, ONLY BE SECURED FROM ■138 Market Street, Philadelphia,.Pa. Introduced by uhseveral years ago.. Send postal for l*nll Catalogue, ready now ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Have the Silent Alamo Liahtinn ant! Power Plant lo Illuminate Your Home / and do Ihe chores been Kitting on the gnus ns n drop of piursirthii, Impulses o f the city-soul u rnln sputtered her now lint. “ Why, dwells within. They nre us surely Jack, It’s mining." the Indices of n city's rlmrncter us Jack Jumped up nnd looked nhout tho lines on n human fnce, n bctrnynl with worried eyes. o f Jvlmi«voj rrv! con!!.!, By LOIS EMERY. "Gracious, Hetty, I'm afraid you’ll earnest nf whatever Is serene nnd gen­ - • • i r l - r t ; t i . r Y h inkeu un umbrella.'' tle nnd strong, "Thoro nro no houses nround here "There nre menu streets," says Bal­ -Uetty,” until Mrs. Thurlinv, ns sue nnd we can’t possibly get borne with­ zac. "nnd streets thnt nre merely hon­ put the Inst touches on tho croiitn plo out getting wet," suld Hetty, resign­ est ; there nre young streets nhout ,,ie wns preparing for tip* Sumlny din­ edly. whose tnomllty the public Ims not yet ner, "why don't you nsk Mr. Somers The thunder drew nearer now, the formed nny opinion: thero nre mur­ to dinner some time? He must think wind was rising, und it was getting derous streets—streets older thnn tho It rather funny for you not to, where very dark overborn!. oldest lings; streets tlint we mny esteem you (,» tejjelher so much." “ I'm nwfully sorry, Hetty—1 should —clean streets, worknday streets hinl "I know, intw.imn, but I don’t believe hnve—" commercial streets. Some streets be­ I want to, yet awhile. W'liowl The elements nmv seemed gin well nml end badly." "Yon know how terrible the hoys net. nt war with one another. Hnln fell in In ii city where t|io trees have been paper Syndicate.) and they nre so refined nt Ids house. torrents and the thunder boomed, discarded to promote convenience nnd The night I wns theio to dinner every­ crashed and rumbled, filling the air ndvnntnges nf commercial thoroughthin;: wns served In courses. I don’t with one continuous, deafening roar. fares thero nre Just such streets which know whnt ho would think of us— .distort nnd mar Its beauty. It Is n Half nil hour Inter the two streaming custom with us hero In America, with everything on the tnldo nt once nnd figures were met on the piazza by the tho boys yelling like wild Indians.. the .'tu rum hincut o f business upon* n whole Thai low family. residential district, tree-lined, slindy Il.'tty stooped nnd kissed her mother “ Good bind, Hetty, wo were nto.-d mid Inviting, to Invade with vnndnllc lightly. “ It’s nwful sweet of you to worried to dentil," said her mother as bund nml fell tin* trees. Flaunting think of It. Imt let's not bolhor nbcmt •difTbustlod forward anxiously. "You signs mnv then he suspotidojt,«**t***\*hn It yet iiwhile." go right up to your room und chutigo ; piivcml-iu to arrest the attention of Then minute* biter, ns she wnstfolni: tliose «•»' cMtiik-., X ,,M* .'-’ her win •.-y ja .A L 'W V I tho. pn'serhy; display windows may _ .... tiie* ii.ii I'u f* rood with Jack -take cure of Mr. Komars. Jei.slcr tie viewed from either side o f Sme .s, her heart hognn to slug n As Hetty wns ' removing her wet garments she sighed anxiously, "No JUDGE CITY BY ITS STREETS the lliorniigtifnrc. There Is an Irroverlittle tune of Impplnctn. |enow In Mich prnetleo; heiutty nnd 'I'li. y li.-nl gone fully n mile from telling whnt father anil the lmys will -Importance ol Well Laid Out and ' bnnii lia'vc hei n turned to the uses nf ti'i:. ,• i.eforc they noticed that the do." Properly Kept Thoroughfares Canbarter nnd Iroih hr. .. Ind m llled, that tho sun "its Presently Jack's rich laugh nnd tlm not Be Overeatimated. Md'Yii hehltid Murk elottds, nnd tint boys’ shrill yelps began to come from P L A Y PARKS TO FO LLO W W A R the :t!r had grown very oppreo-lve. her father's r««*;ii. Hetty could not Streets nre the lilies o f expression j “ Why," «rdd Hetty, ns she looked tip keep from dimpling as sho visioned Jink's slinder *'„uro In her father's on n city’s face. They are (lie Ideo­ Splendid Idea Which H.u Arisen In nt the skj, ••wlint’s that—thunder?" graphs of time, rAjordljtg the thoughts, Canada Might Well De Emulated S Jumutd iui (rm.. where they had clothes. In Thla Country. BETTY’S DINNER . Piny pnrk* fur children, which will nlntul for nil Unto n*» pence liu-tnorlnla. will be cstnldlshiHl In till the prlnelpnl rltle*< «>f CatlMi'a If pinna of the Ottnwn Martiyllltmill vncle'**. '•••**nortn! by the Ottiii.n phivgr.'.nid r««oelnUo|i nn.* enn It tl oui. • The purp<ise " f the parks will bet "T o help make Imposalldc for coming gnicnitlons the renllty of mtothcr w ur; to bold up for emulation for nil time Hint spirit of unselfishness which stirred those of this grncmlluti nnd maided tliiin to secure for inrnk'nd the ndvnntnco? of |H*uee( und to on courage nil those who enjoy the first fruits of pence to dedicate to the Ideals of civilization n memorial which ahull have tin* nignlficnncc o f u guaranty that life In the future shutl have a full­ er measure of Joys nnd rewards." The nnrks, according to plans, will enable children to enjoy summer nnd winter sports nnd recreations. They wilt he centers fut holding nnnunl pence celebrations. In them name memorial will be erected—n tablet, pcrlinps—on which will he recorded onch yenr some nf the domlnnnt benefits pcnco has con­ ferred upon the world. 3c/ulMviiU . When ruin Is i.>: ver sliulK Its h iy '* Its tliroo lenv: i t lug the third owr tl bloezoma nro rld>» 1 by Inoloalng I"*ivim ward Tu the ivenln round. Hornblll’a Remarkable Ne:t. Most wondt-rfill o f nil Ik the n*’ st «»f the hornhlll The hen bird lay* h<>r rgga In n hollow In n tree, unit ns »Oon m ah.' In RoUbtl m i litem he mn!»* bird wnlls her In with Hay. It-uvItU’ Just npiici* for her heotl to ullcl «*nt lie feeds bar, und there -h - ■>!". n>> only until the e«?a nr<* lirti'liisL.lw? until the young nre hlk «ftf* ’h t t turn. Untying the Kna%. There Is n innrrhurr. ruston; nmonp the Suntnls, n triho In Indln, by which, lifter n each |»rlre bus been set on the bride .by the, \Kjrent*. the Ounce ttnd ;.Ih lilily lie j a !:i^t In n rtrlns for inch day In before the wet! iltng. Tii.'ii r. •f.tf'T.' • i tnmto: i by dny n ttiiC. u id ••’ '"'co t| Phone 311 Sanford, Florida Hand in Hand One of tlic main reasons why there has been such a marked improvement in the wholesomeness and healthfulness~m food prod­ ucts the last ten years has been on account o f the co-operation between pure food officials and domestic science teachers. These two ele­ ments have been w orking toward a com m on end— ouf'protection against unscrupulous manu­ facturers w h o have not based their-claims to business on the quality, but rather on cheapness and w ho, in their endeavor to market their products on price or quantity, have often resorted to substitution and to the use o f unwholesome . material. T h ou gh nrotrress has been mode y*t mucti remains to be done. Mr. Harry L. Eskcw, Food Commis­ sioner o f Tennessee, has been very active in his efforts to safeguard the health of the people o f his State. In the N ew Y ork Journal o f C om ­ merce he has the follow ing to say about socalled Self Rising Flour, w hich is used in cer­ tain sections: “ I w ould not tolerate flour product* like some o f the 'self-rising flour’ sold in a large part o f the South, the concomitants o f which are alike unknown und not to be ascertained by the consumer and whose purity in the matter o f phosphate is open fo seri-us question as a de­ ceptive agency.” __ When the need of improvement of certain food products is pointed out so definitely and at the same time is backed up by thousands o f domestic sciertce teachers throughout the country, it is quite natural that American house­ wives will gradually becom e schooled in the proper selection o f food products, and at the same time demand proper labeling o f all food products. % 7k • __ \ Vr ‘ , ••v *-i .-J-fz* NOTE—Miss Costello is already tie11 known to most of the ladies of our city. She is of the Domestic Science Branch of the University of Chicago, a graduate of Lewis Institute. Supervisor of Donatlic .SnVnr* in Public Schools. Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to the Women's Clubs. We an publishing a series of her most important articlea. L I Q U I D S a n c / P A S T E S : For Block.W hlle.luo end C x - B Io o d (d a rk brow n) S h o e s . S E P Y O U R SH O E S N E A T ~ » « •. \ * % �PACE TF.N 187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE M ON RO E Joining Bulkhead cn the West. Two blocks of building Lots With two ez-xy factory building. Address: C. KENN1SON, P. O. Box 5ft5, O rbado, Fla TREES FOB THE ROADSIDE Tti* id t 3 i o e « i which U v — f p n iC - {' f along tr» r u x t x .it * 2 jc » ^ r f tiit ***** « E .r « r , tcsi_ Lacabtri? Vulcanizing plant now in operation— your business on o f skillful will receive the atte vulcanizers Sanford, Florida Phone 251-YV of h«c father. She w i* *tarried anti give a litri* tump at there came a knock at the door. “ CV»old you gJ*e n r a Mte to eatV •j^.ke ib* tramp who faced her from the doorwtep. Thev*ve nnlered roe out of town. Jt’a ten mflcx to the next and I'm */• we«.k from hunger that I can’t make lb" “ Step in, plea**." directed Mlnam and closed the jo tc againict the night. T a th cr." »he ,ahl goinr to the sitting room d<*«rway, “ there* a etrauger went* a meal“ “ Olve It to him.” refilled Mr. Lent directly “ I don’t think Vance will he fc*re tonlrtit end tbert a X'ivnty to The nig}-: w** *tariea*. th^re n > a proml** o f rain and fierce blast* of Wind cbor* the told br-n-e. Abe: L*h* It* owner, pr-rrd ti j living rT»mj nerv o »C ;. Hj# daugtjter Miriam wt* •pare." f*<> Jerry re *a: down amid cleartxy: away :h* *upjwr disbe*. but waratli and comfort to a repeat that t*ent l«er ear at every unuwual Bound a» if aharitg the half r e je c te d anxiety w-emed u> make hi* tfcln. Mimely face F i U ZLR i* rg «iiv T tu x . m o i..u » O. PAINTER FEE i COMPANY Fertlluera. lcewrticidt**- -.prayer*. PwilUj Sagpik-s Pnr Uarty years we bwm marjlarturing fertilixen in ini* State--we have *att*f*ec cu tnmen in every tovuty in Fiorida. Write for Latest Price Lmh Price* aiwav* ir. line with Quality J. E- S P l'k U N C . I-c-rai Agrirt. SAXFOKD. FLORIDA M ILK . B ITTE R . CREAM and BUTTERMILK fluah with r>eV vitality and cbeor. T o a 'r e a life aavtr. lady." h* de­ clared m with as rr.y.yahle Kfn at rullnea* be trow and rcfanle-l bis j almoner fraierully. After he bad roae j Abel Lane eon tinted h!» retries* prom­ enade and Miriam, her work don*, n t at the window wntebinf the itreet Ita tenae. ex;a-r.airt way. “1 do bf>x>e nothing ba* happened to Vance.- spoke her father, after the It;-** o f half an hour. "I think I'll r° down to tl»e river and *** if there’* any «ffn of him. He croeaed U In a lK»at coins, hut If hi trie- to corse t>ock J:h* same way bt’Jl take a Mr risk Vnnce I»en*W»w was the fiance of Miriam. He * t t a younc enflnner and had !>een away for «5x roonthi. Mr. Ixn* had called him bark to Bellrllle t few day* prevlnaar Vance wa* the eole wltnea* to a d^mment made a year tiark tc which hi* evidence wnuld prevent the l^tt of all be j^rtmeaaed to the father of bl» promlwd bride. Vance wer to cpx>ear In court the next day. Mr. Lane buttoned hi* coat tightly, preened bts cap firmly down over hi* head and went to the kitchen and light­ ed a lantern. "It will go hard with u*. Miriam if anything should happen *o Vance wouldn't he on hand In the morning *' he »j*oke. "Take care of your»*lf. father." pleaded M'riam aollrttoualy. "I shall tie worrying greatly If you don't get back aoon. I*on't you think, if there l* no Urn o f Vance that ror..h r- *• **“ go down Town and telephone Le**rl!le to k » If Vane* ha* remained liter- for the nlgat?" T U do thah Miriam, yea." replied b»-r father, but be left the roatl and t»«>k the footpath -long tl*r river shore. Abruptly he arumbled over a tree root, vent flat, and tl»e lantern tom from hi* hand by the contact, rolled several feet abend of him and It* Ugh: went oul “The m u riilef!" he muttered, a* he *earrhe<] hi* pocket* for a match. “If* t mile tiack home and a* much further to the ne--o*t her:««. townward*. I’ll keep on to the turnpike, light or oo light ITeMo!" A*>el Lan- had jiriewerl-d t Utile diwanee alien he drew bark Jnwt In time to e*'-uj>e a -«-r«ind tumble. HI* font had met an obstacle. He stared, tmlted, as a human form arose to It* feet. Citrus n t* • r*~d — i cUi * w ’« commend tbrm v l ow *r fa^ue. t* rtauS « : b c n j c t . ados 2T* yrara egn. t: y » r a t twirod ~ ,tvi f '.n loaxKtach! Jm-t rrw* u tbe m ei» » y running through Li? a*rt T e rrie rs. Tb* Kltool dirrrirl. feeing i l * i ? r u 't t , lro- now um ngrC Joe planting 2 * more tjij.'.t trrei of ar npiwr«v»d ▼»rlery m d tr> committed '3eXt tr ^tTT fas them. The** tr* theoretically ft* property of ib* lot owner. tan t: li i « . V gae-4 tbs.1 lb* public wIE hnrve*: f Z~~± dm! Ct J u crup. It U n e v « t h * i« ? a phasing custom, and one w h ld It bo: Ukvly 10 mter> r r « t 1.ib*.*t wtti tb* w c s x r c S * : aide or fruit growing. To* t p m ; nwuUi* mu*t t«e pam m larly beanrifnl tr thi* I » r : of Mmneaoa. to « T a x hmg af the annually recurring Zz~e->t frontal every autumn. One w ouli sot the ps&aer*Dy bit abate of ib* I«omea. and It is prwcoea^y ceriiln that the privilege would not i < grv*tl j at>u*ed IT jiianting tsT this luad were general. Tbv experience of orrbtrdisa la n e b region*. ror I l i u m riot. u the p r t : prune-growing belt* of Oregon nnd tVeU ilcftor «bow* that * b f t errtclr. fruit* become r***«mb?y common lo«* from pilfering t« negligible. Da: juirt of tlw value ar tb* rc#ad*lde tr** would 1-e tb* tact: invitation to tL s s t la the product thtreuf.— I’ortiaiicl Ortctmiab. Hacpine** and Interest!. Personal happtne** 1* almost vynenyrnom with ;*er*ochl latrre«t«: the wider the range o f the latter the higher U the degree of happ.Ineea.— Lilian 'Whiting. Fir*t Land Sale. We *h«n!d *ny the flr«t lend on record » i * the j'urchave r f fL-’.d ««f Machpelnh ty Atralmm. jiolcl W > -b-krl* <.f *n»er ft.r field In w hich be burled hi* wife. 7h< hittorx ftarxBierd for «-ijht**B month*. W* :Jto base an i dot* G r u t EctJ?ns*r-t »iih a machine *h<p atiatbtd so * t tax r«rrkari yottr car from aterta in strrn. Sanford Battery Service Co. L A. RENAUD, Prop. 203 Oak Avenoe Phone 189 F ord son T ra c to rs N ow is the time to place your order for the “ Fordson Tractor.” T h e sale the who the very best and cheapest trac­ tor tor all farm use. Cclurr.but* SH rite. (tt the Tw.Etleth of M-V. 1^^. Qjrl«tojiber C ltttrbc* died at Valla* S5«te-.-x*~-# r f i r ntj. Hi* whole life had been devoted to ex­ ploration nnd disco*cry for the ag* grntidirrnifnt o f K|<uin ye: hi* last year* w*re embittered by the In* gratitude shown i-Im »fie nation. Price o f Tractors $750.00 sion k —pMbieus Bcldijr*. A x trbuu^.n lro* FSgge#te<! that w-ltb a little training :l»e soldier may l»e amohlM-iu* to a certain degree. It is c o m m c 'c that with practice a t-ody of soldiers with their arms ar.d ncroo* tremcould cro«» a stream i*0 fee< wide by merely w-.lk!ng acre«« on the leittom with the water over tbelr beadA Official Peace Day. Mnv in 1 W wa* called “ Peace day.” It wa* the opening of the in* temrflnnnl peace- conference el The Hague In Holland, which established the jienr.anent rourt o f arbitration for the settlement of all vital Issuer 1-ctween and among the greet nations. Th* conference tea* firs; xrope^ed Ly th* otar o f Iiusxla. prices actorv C. F. W I L L I A M S - E D W A R D HIGGINS Dealer Salesman TRY A HERALD WANT AD The time has come when every farmer must save every spric of hay he can, the J#*TTT Spring crop has been practically a failure, but every Fanner will make lots o f It #-u* a faint yell. Then It wa* rep#*ated Mr Trone *ej up a great shout and hastened in the direction fiom which it had come, and n»-nr th#1 shore, cjm yiaj to a broken pile, wa* the mnn he wu* seeking—Vance Denslow. Hi* boat had swamjied In mid­ stream. Hr had manage^ *-mm t*> the pill*, but wa* so exhausted that, hut fur shouting a* be Raw the lantern glare nnd the opjwirtune arrival o f bis rescuer*, he w ould soon hart collapaed T o u r lo-t match did It." pronounced the relieved and grateful A»**l Lane, and .T#rrj Jloore wa* a welcome gue##j at th* laine hnro<- for a long time after that. hay if he will take care of it. The only way to take care o f it is to Bale it, the only way to handle Hay is to Bale it. Why not buy a press and Bale your hav Far Too Short I *tl!l find each day too nhart for all the thought* I wunl to thluk. nil the walk* 1 want to inf.-, all th* i-ook* 1 want to road and ell the friend* 1 want to **c—John Ilumiurh*. when from three to four tons will pay for the press, then you will have one for the next lo >ears. Hay is selling right m your home town at S50 to $60 per ton. The -HED RIPPER HAY PRESS" Guaranteed Lt-I me hare V O IR ORDER before the Price Advances E. STAFFORD, State Agent Lake Monroe, Florida X J C X X IIllllllllllX X X IIIlllllllllX X X IIllllllllllX X X IIlllllllllIX X X IIllllllllllie S K Fruit nnd Vegetable Crates “In your wayT* pljc.U a cheery voice. “ S-cry. I eat down to reir and fell a*iee;i. Kay." le-ndlag near-r end rteadvlng hi* glnnr* “ oreti't you th<p*titletuQti whose prtrty daughter guv* tin f<*d of ui) lifeF “ Oh. ! **■< who you are now," re­ turned Mr. Lane. "Kay, friend, you don’t hapjM n to have a match about you. do yon?" “ Why. isn't that •im age'" ex­ claimed Jerry Moore. "I hnp;—n t«> has*, nnd Jd1! one. I was going tr. u*»It b e fo re I f-1! s-lccp tt> liUVr a MBOke. but. think* I. It's toy last, a ngular life *itv»r, nnd I won’t risk It till I And n sheltered *jw-t from the wind. I > ? j and car# ful now. If you want to light yrmr lantern.’ Wlti Infinite car* the two shielded tlrot Inst match. It w&* nearly blown out. bat tb* wick of the lantern finally flamed. “ What’* that." abruptly exclaimed NiC « IJ bCX «A4c» t s i * li2 t «£=*. i« i! a- L+zx-xz fwtcy American coromxm^y. C U jcwr^rw. �• *2 wfcT# *J*" ^ ^ ^.'• ' * ■”* J • >>; r. - 'ft* •; •i vTliei • au g u st i . h i lf r * _________________________ vi'.'-u'Vv-V^’ THR SANFORD flERALH c£ £ ' J # a . ' PAGE ELEVEN ♦•.'W b u s in e s s c a r d s j • One In ch Card* Will Ue Published Un. de" T h l " H e a d i n g Ai T h e H a l e O f |7.2» Per T ear. Lot* to it ||, uirhariltoni Add Wcndbridge. •o)d th# property of E. C. Wallace, n a j TV , Wo 300. dated th* iiid kd , 5 ° f Ju'V A- !»• mverlnr Lot t , Huhardsona A d to Woidhrldgs, The said land being a i ie iid *. the data of the issuance ol auth certificate tn the name of Unknown. Unless raid rer'lflrate ahull i.e redeemed according to L « tat de d will I mi # thereon on the Mill d. y of Autuat A l». 1019. my signature and aral thla the lOlh day of July A. I). I!<I9. r*t . K* A- HOU0LASS Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, Fla. *bSlt |ly V, K. Douglas*, D. C. SCHELLE M AINES Notice ui Sale id T.me W arrant* Notice la hereby riven that the Hoard ot County Commissioners of Seminole Cuunty. rlorida, will receive blda up to 10:00 o'clock a. m.. Monday, August. tth. 1919. at the OrriCK IN TIIK COURT HOUSE clerk a office In Sanford, rlorida, (or the pur* of Seminole County time warrant, to SANFORD - •• FLORIDA I1 chi»* the amount of Thlrty-flvc Thouaand (13.1.. ; 000,00) Dollar,, to run from one to five lycati, and bearing lnte»e«t at the r*le ,ia per cent, the proceed, to be uaed (or the pur1 pose o( paying on the ourchaae price and the THOMAS EM MKT WILSON |Improvement, on Court llouar. K. FERGUSON IIOUSIIoLlrr.il Within the same time the aald Hoard ef |County Commiaaionera will reeeive tilda at i the elrrk’a office in Sanlord, Florida, for th: & I purchaa** of Seminole cuunty time warranta I to the amount of Sia Thouaand Five Hundead ( I 6.SOO.OOI Dollar, to run from one to three year,, and hearing interest at the rale of ala per cent, the prorreda to tie uaed to d»Sanford . Iray expenses of building dipping vat, and dipping rattle. The rounty romrniitlurcr* reserve the right to reject any and all I Ida. , Hy order of (Joard ot County Cnmmla* LAWYER Wilson Hoasbolder LAW YERS • Florida A T L A N T I C HOTEL (teal) Hay and Hunan Sis. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. All railroad ticket offices In building. Center of every­ thin!,'. All modern improve­ ments. Firm class in every way. Hot and cold running water in rooms. Hates, SI.00 up. Hoorn and hath Sl.SO up 61-ttr Notice uf Ap =!!rallon ror i n Deed Under Section S of Chapler llvM. I.n*» uf Florida, Notire la hereby given that liurman S Dodd purchaser of Taa Certificate No tS22 dated toe 2nd day nl June A. II. 1902, haa filed aald certificate in my office and haa made application for taa deed to laaue In accord­ ance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described Property situated In Seminole county, Florida to wit: N 3-S of S E '» of SE>, i la aa \V 10 At Sec. 26. Tp 21 S. It. 30 E., 5 acres. Alio T a t Certificate No. 18*7, dated the 2nd day of Jur.c A. D. Is 116, covering the following described lamia, to-wlt: IV 10 A of N IS A of SEta of SB.', of Sec. 26. T p . 21 S. It. 30 E., The aald land bring aisrucd at the date of the Hauanrr of aurh rrrtlflrarr In the name of Unknown. llnleaa aald certificate shall lie redeemed according to law taa deed will laaue thereon on the llth day of August A. D. 1919. ...s r Witness my nlfit... . . . . . . . . . . . .i.il seal thla the 10th day of July A. D. 1919. (•••all E. A. DOUG LASS Cl#rk Circuit Court Seminole County, Fla. Ily V. E. Douglass, DC 61-Stc E. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. We Siiii n h v e G o o d Envelopes at 5c a Pkg. NOTICE DF IIIDS The Hoard of County Commiaaionera In and lor Seminole County v III rereive aralrd bids for the purchase of corrugated Iron cul­ vert pipe at their regular mi d in g to lie held on M r lay, August 4th. 1919. Hoard reserves tha right to reject any and all Lid*. E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. GI •41r HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Office Supply Dept. Phone 14S E. A. pour,L A S S , Clerk ■>( Hoard. Ily V. E. I I'lugtaaa, It. C S f /* r j, Florida It! Ill Nolle# of Ape llrallnn for Srrllon k of Chapter tkk*., Laws o f Florida. Heel Notice a hereby' given that John Hrauer, purchaser of Taa Certificate No. 114, dated Ihe 4th day of June A. I). 1917, h*a filed Seller of Application for Taa Deed Under said certificate In my olfire and l. l i made application (or taa deed to issue In accordance Srrllon H of Chapter Itlll, l.aw* of Florida. Notice la hereby given that (I T. Daniel, with law. Said certificate embraces the fol­ purchaser of Taa Certificate No 1016, datrd lowing described property altuatrd in Semi­ ■he 4th dav of Jttt# A. D. I MM, aald cer­ nole rounty, Florida, to-wlt: N E ' , of S W ' , tificate embraces the following described of SWJf of See. 27, Tp. 21 8 . It. 30 B., 10 property altu»te in Seminole County, acrca. The said land tiring ataraard at the date o! Fiorina to-wlt- V’ l j of N W I i of SIDf of n\V •, amt h 3*1 ol NJi of S E ‘ j of 8 W *( of the Issuance of such certificate in the name of Minnie L. McCallum. Unleaa dabl errFee. i, Tp. 21 S. It. 29 E., the aald land •Ing aaaeard at the date of the Issuance of tlfirate snail be redeemed according to law th certificate in the name of Unknown: tax deed will laaue threeon on the 14th da)' tlio Taa Certificate No 987. dated the of August. A. D. 1919. " i i . l - . - J 't i t , - f ilia l signature anu .»*t tm* 1 ils, . . !uM*Y? ' -e.d ceil...'. i« oraca the following described property the 10th day ol July A. D. 1919. (seal) . E. A. DOUGLASS •iluatid in Seminole County, Florida to-wlt: Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, r la. SU‘ , of NEJ» of S W )4 of See. 4, Tp., 21 Ily V. E. Douglass, I>.C. S. It. 29 E.. same being one fourth of said Cl-Stc ____________________________ rirtltlratc, the aald land btlng asaeaed at the date of the lisuanrc of such certificate In Court of fo u n t ) Judge, Stale of Florida. in the name of A. It. Wood. Has filed aald errtiflrate In my olflre and In re Estate of has made application for taa deed to laaue Weylry J. t?ramer, an tnaane person Seminole County. In a'rcrda"## selth law. , Notice Is hereby given to all whom it may Unlaaa aald certlflcato ifcia'.l be rr termed according tn law taa deed will laaue thrreon concern that l.oaale Cramer, as Guardian of Wesley J. Cramer, an Insane person, will on on the 14th day of August A. D. 1919. Witness my official signature and aeal thla the 1Ith day of August, A. D. 1919. apply to tin Honorable E. K. Ilouihulder. County the ]nth day uf July A. D. 1919. Judge In and fur raid County, at hi* officeJn neat! E. A. DOUGLASS Cbrk Circuit Court, Seminole County. Fin Sanford In said County, at 10 o'clock A. M. the matter can be f-l-'tc Ily V. E. Douglas,, I). C, or aa soon thereafter at public or heard, for authority N otice o f Application fo r T»v Deed Under private sale, all the iiitenat of the acid WetSnllun It of Chapter Ihali, l.a<> of Florida, ley J. Crainrr, In the following-described Notice la hereby given that Isaac Black- real estate. In said County, to-wlt: South­ •‘nr. purchaair of Tea Certificate No 137, west (Juartir of Southeast tjuartir of Sec­ tion thirty-one in Township Twenty South dat.d the Sth day of June A. D. 191), haa of Itange Thirty East, with the following ex­ tiled raid certificate In »;iy otfire and haa ceptions, llrglnr.lng at S. W. eornir Bade application tor taa deed to laaue in of S\V*4 to-r.lt: of Section 31 aforesaid, thenc*Bee lur.ee with law. Haiti certificate *m- North 2 19 fee ft Eaat '"12 feet. South 2 1 0 feet '•Vf# the following d. r-r|hed t't Iperlv rltWest 612 feet, U l n g 't h e land conveyed to uatid in Semin ie C on ly, s loli ia to-wt., E C. Jones by d.eit dated Nov. 21lh, |r»h.t, tiled Jan 12. Ikkt, recorded In Hook t _ o f conveyances, page 116 In Orange Co., Fla. Also beginning 166 feet West of S. E. corner of S. W. !i of S. I). *, of Section 31 afLrisaid. running ’ h e n c e Wtst 210 i.-el. North I I I . 4 Net, East 2to fret. South 111.4 t u t , being the property) con'eye 1 4>y F. 1 .. I’ etii* and wile l.cui»a to St-pl •n t.. Dsnn |iy Ccril dated Nov. 23. JSH4. hied Dec. 23, IKK I, f< corded In Hoek 22. page 62. Also beginning at a point 149 leet north ol the Souti.iast • .-.uf it the c'f.j'hw tsl •lUartt; i f Ihe Southeast ijuatti' ' avrittn thirty-ere, toar.ahlp twenty Suiiii ^>1 Hanae Ttiirty east, thepre running ’ 'eat !-9 fe«t, thenre N ou n - t o f lit , thence L j t 420 feet, thence South 2 JO feet to the place of beginning. . . . . . Which application will he ba«td upon the petition (or sab* now on file In aald Court. Dated July 10th, A. D. It'll*. Losslo Cramer. Guardian Gl-htc LEGAL ADVERTISING y * --------------------------------------------- Reasons! Why you should use Cardul, the woman’s tonic, (or your troubles, have been shown in thousands of letters from actual users of this medi­ cine, who speak from personal experience. It ihe results obtained by other women for so many years have been so uni­ formly Rood, why not give Cardui a trial? Take Application for f.cller* Patent Notice Is hereby given that the aubtcrlber* hereto will applv to the Governor of the State of Florida.'on the 19th day of August A. D. 1919, at Tallahassee. Florida fo let­ ters patent on the propcu.d Charter of the Caldwell Furniture Company, Incorporated, svhlrh Is published herewith below thli the 9th day of July 1919. D. A. Caidwill L. W. Caldwell 8 . A. Irwin D. D. Caldwell Laura P. Caldwell Marv H. Ituthrrford C H A R T E R OT TH E C A L D W E L L FUIINI ITU RE C O M P A N Y I N C O R P O R A T L D . We. the undersigned, do hereby associate ourselves for the purpose of becoming In­ corporated under the laws of the .state of Florida, to transact for profit the butlneaa lieiow set forth and we do adopt the fol­ lowing as th. charter of the proposed t orration. pora Article One The name of the rorporatlon shall be Cald* well Eurn'ture Company. Incorporated, and Its principal filar, of business shall be. Santoed. Florida, and th* Hoard of Directors may establish other place* of huslneta with­ in and without the Mate of Florida. Arlirle Two The general nature of the business to he transsrti d and rondueted by said rorporatlon shall be as follow! to wit: T o engage In and carry or a general enerrhandlse buslreta; to bu t. sell anil deal In all kinds of furniture and fixture*, hardware anil acresfnrics,,musical Instruments etc., to *ngagfr In and carry on a general furniture and hardware business and to buy sell and deal In every kind of material, war# and merchandise that may be neccaary or ex­ pedient to carry on »alt? huslne*«: to borrow money and to *ecur# the Payment of aame my mortgage*, deeds, bond* and other ob­ ligations therefor: to buy and eell real **»■«* and to Improve th# earn*; to do all surh and other and further thlnr# a* may be ncee»sary and expedient to be dene for the euec-aeful transaction of the business of thla corporation, and to have, rai-rlse and en­ jo y all rights, power# end privilege* neid ntal to corporation* orc*nlx *»1 and eiltuns undrr and by virtue of the law# of Ihe State ef Florida. Article Terre Tho amount of capital etock of lM« cororation ehall be Five Thousand Dollar*, to I {>* divided Into One Hundred Share* of i Fifty Dollar# caih, all or any portion of the I capital Stock of iki* rorporatlon may be I payable In. Iseued or used for th* purchase of property, feat o f P*r»on»l t : « » P*>* I I ment of labour or service* at a »uet **lua•Hon thtisof to b* determined by th- board of Director*. CARDDI The Woman's ionic Mr*. Mary J. Irvin, ol C u llen , V a., w rites: “ About It year* ago, 1 suffered untold misery with female trouble, bear­ ing-down pain*, head­ ache, numbness . . . I would go for three weeks almost bent double . . . My husband went to Dr. --------- for Cardul . . . Alter taking about two bottles I began going around and when I took three bottles I could do all my w trk.M E-flO Artlre Faur Thla corporation ehall continue and 'tav* lull power te eaerdeo It* corporal* rlghta and (ranrhisea for a period of Ninety Niue pupation, and severally acknowledged before tied check in the mr.a of Five Hundred (*103) No. 210, datrd the Ith day of June, A. [>, (99) years from and alter Its corporate ex­ me, that they executed th* *am* for the uses Dollar*, payable tn said hoard, as an evi­ 1917, haa filed aald certificate In my office, istence begins: unless sooner dissolved by and purpose* therein mentioned. dence of good faith. and ha* made application for taa deed t o the stockholders, or accordlne to l i v . Estimated total yardage, 38,660 ruble i*aue In aceordance with law. Said certifi­ In Witness Whtreof, I have hereto set my yards. This quantity is only approalmate. e s ! " embraces thr following described prop­ Article Fisa hand and official seal of office i t Sanford, in given ns ■ uniform bail* for r mpirl- erty situated In Semlnol# county, Florida, The business of this corporation shall be t e county of Seminole and the State of being ■Florida, on this the 7th day of July, A. I). s»n of hid*, and the said h .w."J reserves th* ts»wit! Half in tern! In NF.I( of N W ) f of conducted by tha following uffirera via.: light tn Increase or dtrrrasv Ihe amount of S. -. 31. Tp. 20 8 .. it. .to E. The «ald land A President, a Vice-President, a Secretary 19)8, •aid yardage a* may be d-rmrd urrcirary. t. Ing atweaed nt th» date of the liauanrc of (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, and a Treasurer, and a Hoard of Directors, All bids shall be made upon a form t • be i i t 1 certified" In th# aarnt of Unknown. fil-tte Clerk Circuit tFourt. to conalst of not less thsn Four and not morv furnlehrd. U ■!••* c ., I rertlfirtt' shall l>« redeemed acmore than Seven Stockholders, and such . NOTICE Thr hoard rterrvs* the right to reject any . cording tu law taa deed will Issue thereon on subordinate officers and stents as the cor­ the 6 th day of Aug i«t. A. D. 1919. poration may authorlre. The Offices of Sec­ ' Notice Is hereby given that the under­ and all bldr. Witness my ouiefal signature and seal The successful bidder will be required to retary and Trraaurer may b* filled by the signed ha* been appointed administratrix of same person. The Hua.ef of Directors and the ratal* of W. P. Akers, d»er»»ed, and ali give a bond equal to 23 per rent of the ‘ this the 2nd day of July, A. D. 1919, —all E. A. DOUGLASS, all other officers to be chosen by the stock­ heirs at law, legatees, devisees and rreditors amount of hie or their bid, computed upon Clerk Cir'ult Court. Seminole C o., Fla. holders, shall be chosen aununlly by the and all prrtans having claims or demands the bail* of the yardage above mentioned, Ily V. E. Duuglatt, D. C. stockholders, at their annual meeting tn he against said estate will present them to the with a Surety Company eiu.llfird to wtltr held on the First Monday In January of und-rslgnrd, duly authenticated, within the •uch bond* in the Slat* ef e'lorirfa. n* gng»tw • 60-5tc each year, beginning with the year 1920. time prescribed by law, or the same will be thereon; the Surety Company ami form ot NOTI E TO PRO PERTY O W N E R S bond to he approved by said hoard. Vt-o President and other officers shall be forev.r barred. Notice Is hereby given that ?h • flux J til This J u r . « h , 1919. eheam annually by th* dlreCoi* or by th. 4 eojvy of plans, sperlflritlon* and pro­ Commission :;; -111 . . . ; .... tu* COE \ LEE AKEIJS, stockholders as thr by-laws may direct, or files anil proposed contract, hood and farm of County dny of August, A. D . '1919, at th* Court . Sanford, Florid*. require. The n<fic-rs to be ehoacn by the bid may be obtained upon application tn Ihe Ith House at 10 o'clui's a. m. tu hear from all . •■•u-Plp directors at u meeting to he hild on the same undersigned upon making a deposit of surh owners or agents at drtlfa to appear dav and immediately after thr annual mreiTen Dollars, this sum to t ? rifun-'ed whtn and entrr complaints at to th# valuations Inr of the Htorkholdrra. The Hoard of Di­ in Ihe Clrriill Court, Srsrnlh Judicial (.'If- said plans, specifications, etc., have been reraised by the Poard of Cuunty Oommlaaioncull of Florida, In and for Seminole turned. rectors, until otherwise provided by she on th# 7th day of July, A. D. 1919, whao County, In Chancery stockholders shall consist of Four members. Ily order of the Hoard of County Com- ers sitting as a board of rq laliarrs and to hear The following shall be officer* of the corpo­ M. J. I.ohean and Alma Thnrmvn, trtstloners uf Seminole County, Florida. any rrasun (bat may be given why th# valua* ration until those elected at the election Complainant* '•call K. A. D UGLAS.N, lion as Hard by th# Hoard on any r»a! •hall have qualified, namely: «l-4 tc Clerk. estate or personal property should b* chang­ President, D. A. Caldwell; Vice-President, CoriNiia IF. Hill and William Henry ed. The Hoard of County Commissioner!# 8 . A. Irwin; Serretary, D. D. Caldwell' Hill, her husband: all unknown p*MIn the Circuit Court, 7lh Judicial Circuit sitting at a board of equal! ers on th# 7t!> Treasurer, L. W. Caldwell. Hoard of Direc­ les tlalmlng Interest- unde.* CnriMI* S.'tolnulr County, Florida. day of July, A. D. 1919. having fully diators: D. A. Caldwell. 8 . A. Irwin, D. D. E. Hill and William llrnry lllll. her County ef Semin. Ie. a rorporatlon, rutred the statements and farts as presented husband, or elthrr of them, or •thsr• Caldwell and L. W. Csoweeli. and sub-division ol the state of derided tu increase the valuation upon th* wise. In Ihe land described below; Florida, by L. A. tlrumt-y, I - I\ following described personal nrnperty: Article Six AINn G. Apgar a n d ------ — Apgar, hi a Hagah. E. II. Kilbcr, C. Vv. EntrMr. A. E. Tanner, liaised Irom $210.00 to The highest amount ol Indebtedness nr • Ife; all unknown parties claiming inmlngrr and O. I1. Swope, as at.d $649.00. liibillty to which the corporation can at terests under Allen G. Aprnr anil ronstltutiny the Hoard of Coun­ Mr. D. H. Tanner, Raised from $210.00 t o any time suhiect Itself shall be Ten Thous­ — — — kngar, III* selfe ne eilh*e of ty Cox ta m lon cra i f Stiulnv.lt Ji 40.06. and illo.oiiij.mil Dollars. them, or otherwise, in the land dc«County, Florida (•nl) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk, rribnl telnw: and all unknown patties Article S r tr n v* Citation Hoard of County Commissioners. rtaiming an Interest In the following State of Florida, ex >«• fJi.TiJ 6 |*ltc Ily V. E. Douglass, 1). C. fi he names and residences of thr sub- deirrlhed land, situate In Seminole — Scholia, State Att.fney for scrihers and the number of shares taken by County, Florida to-wit: S 1-2 of S 1-2 the Seventh Judicial Circuit of In rirrnil Court, Hctenth Circuit, Srmtnolw rath are at follows: S l:'e of SW 'lj of Section 13,* the State of Florid., in and for County, Florida D. A. Caldwell. Sanford, Florida. Tw o Shan a of Township 21 South. Range 29 East; Seminole Cuunty. I.. W. Caldwell, Sanford, Fla., Twenty-Four also t.rg'inntnir a: SW rorni r of SE'j' Overstreet Turpentine Company shares. W H EREAS, on the loth day of July 1919 va. uf Section 13. Township 21 South, 8 . A. Irwin, Sanlord, Fla., Five Shares. a petition was filed *" th.’ above stylet) court All unknown parties claiming inter­ Range 29 East, run east 1 I 'y chains, by the County of Seminole, by and through D. D. Caldwell, Sanford. Fla.. Six Shares ests under J. Richmond Murphy, to chains, We»t t 4 * j chains. L. A. Bromley, I.. I’ . Hagan, (I. I'. Swope, deceased, Annie C. Woodbridg#, Rit­ Laura P. Caldwell, Sanford, Fla., Fourteen SNorth o u t h 10 c h a in s. D e fe n d a n t-. Share*. E. II. Killiee, an>l C. W, Entaminger as anil chie Woodbridge, all unknown parti#* Order of Her vice* !>v Publication constituting the Hoard of County Commit. claiming Interest* undrr Calvin A. Mary II. Ituthrrfurd, Sanford, Fla., One To Cordelia E. lllll anil William Henry sloners of Seminole County, Florida, setting Poage. all unknown parti#* rlaiml#s Share Hill, her husband, residence unknown, and forth that an election was field in and throng Interests under George H. Morton in­ Allen G. Apgar a n d ------ —- Apgar, his wife, out the void Seminole County, State of Flor­ dividually nr as trustee, all unknown In Witness Whereof, Wo hsyr hereunto rraidence unknown: ida on the 13th day ot May 1919, to deter­ parties claiming interest under W. 8 . set our hands, and subscribed our names, It is herctiy ordered that you appear to mine whether nr not the County of Serol- Keefer ct al. this the 10th day of July 5919. the hill of romplalnt tiled herein against you note, State of Florida, should Issue county T o all unknown parties claiming lntrrr«t D. A. Caldwell In the above entitled cause, on the 4th day b o n d s In the sum of 1309,009.00, to bear undrr J. Richmond .Murphy, or under Calvin L. W Daldwell of August, A, D. 1919, and the Sanford Her­ Interest at the rate of J 1, ' ' ; per annum, A. Poage, or under Georg# 11. Morton Indi­ S. A. Irwin ald is hereby designated as the newspaper In payable semi-annually, said bonds to ma- vidually nr as trustee, or under W. 8 . Keefer D. 1>. Caldwell which this order shall lm published one* a turr 30 years alter July 1st, 1919, and to be or either of them or otherwise. In th* follow­ I.aura P. Caldwell issued f-tr the purpose of grading, construe- ing desrrtbid land* situate tn Heminoto week for eight ronsecutlve weeks. Mary H. Ituthrrfurd and having certain public road* end t-|eh county. Flotilla: Witness my hand and seal of offir* thl- ’ ting Stale of Florida •,*-'.r‘ .1 f* ? 8 5 7 .T y 'b l Seminole. Stab of N E <, of N E ' f Sec. 34. Tp. 19 S, It. 29 K. 2nd day ol June, A. D. 1919. County of fi*rrtlnnfe 'Florida, described In • general way in a SEIt of S W 1, Sec. 24, Tp. 20 8 . It. 29 E. i*eali E. A. DOUGLASS, resolution adopted by the Hoard of County Heforr me the underelrned authority, per­ Stt'Jj of S B ' , S#r. 26, Tp. 20 S, R. 29 E. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. Commissioners of Seminole County. Florida, sonally appeared D. A. Caldwell, I.. W. ( aid W. M. Murphy, Jr., s w i j of Ntt'iJ, N '4 of 8 \V) ( and S\V>< on the 9th day of April I9I9, anil as desweil, S. A. Irwin. D. D. Caldwell, I.aura P. of S W 1, Sec. 33. Tp. 20 S. II. 29 E. Solicitor (or Complainants. crlbed anti set forth In thr rill for an elec­ Caldwell and Mary If. Rutherford, to me You ar# hereby ordered to appear to tha 36-9tc , * tion iviurd by thr Hoard of County C o n - hill of complaint hrr#jn filed on the 4th day will known to hr the p< rsons described In and who executed the foregoing article* of In Ihe t lentil Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ rnistlor.ers of Seminole County. Florida, on of August, A. D. UM9. Incorporation of the Caidwill Furniture It is further ordered that this nolle# h# cuit, of Florida, In tint! for Seminole Coun­ toe Mh day of April 1919, and, Company, Inc., and they severally arknowW H EREAS, It further appearing In and published one# rarh week for twelve weeks ty. In Chanrery Iei did to and heNrr me that they executed H. J. I.ntuan and Aim* Thurman, by said petition that Ihe rrturrs as ranvas- In th# Sanford Herald, a newspaper published the same for thr purposes therein expressed, Complainants, n t! by the Hoard of County Commissioner* in said Seminole County. and that they were the tame p< rsons named Witness my hand and tho seat of . !?*?• J of Seminole County', Florida, show prlma th«reln as D. A. Caldwell, L. \V. Caldwell, Cordelia r . ’ 'lllll at ! William Henry facie t * " ' a majority of the qualified voter# Circuit Court this 2Mh day of April, A. a). 8 . A. Irwin •’ TV Caldwell, I.aura I*. Cal'i- lllll, her I u bar'd; .ill unkriivn par­ voting at said election voted In favor of the 1919. wili anil Alai) ... Rutherford. (seall K. A. DOUGLASS, issuance of the said ImmN, as aforesaid, ties rlsimlt g lntrre«:s under Cordelia In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set L. Hill . d A'illlan: H.nry Hill, her Clerk Circuit Court 8 #minolo Co., FIs. N O W T H E R E F O R E . In pursuance of v.n M aoey k Wariow rnv hand anil otfirlal real at Sanford, Semi­ huibant'. ,.r either ■' them, or otherordir in this cause made ami entered by thr nole County, Florida, this the Ifith elay of Sols, for Compll. , i land t l u n ile t l below; Honorable James W. I’ erklns, Judge of the 31-tltc July A. D. 1919. Allen G Apgar a n d ------ — Apgar, his 7lh Judicial Circuit Court of the State of L. T. Ilryan wifi; all unknown parties claiming Florida, N O T IC E Is hereby given that thr Notary Public. Intrusts under Allen G. Apgar and rttlirns and tax payers 01 the County of My Commission expires Feb. Sth, — ------Apgar, hit wife, or either of Seminole, State of Florida, are by said order A. K. Powers, thim. or othrrwl-r, in the land firs. required to lie and appear before the Cir­ Attorney rt!hn! below; all unknown parties cuit Court, of thr Seventh Judicial Circuit 61-ltr claiming an interest in Ihe following State of Florida, on thr 2nd day of August FIRE and THEFT and COLLISION Indrtrrihid land situate in Seminole 1919, at ten o'clock A. M., at DrLand In turanre Issued by Ihe FLORIDA STATE rounty, Floiida, to-wlt: 5 ) j «*f S)$ of the rounty of Volusia, Stale of Floiida, then AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION la Ihe NOTICE OF IK CO It I’ d RATION S E 'j of S W ) , of Section 13, Town­ and there to show cause. If any you have or xafoM and rhcnpcM in Ihe world. Write Notice la hereby given that we, the under­ ship 21 South, Range 29 Exit; alio thiy have, why the said Nsue •>! bonds signed Intend to apply to the Honorable begin at FW eornrr of SEI4 of Sec­ should not be confirmed and validated ac­ for Information (o headquarters Orlando. Sidney J. Calls, Governor of the State of tion 13. Township 21 South, Range cording to law, at which time and place all Agents wanted in every town in Florida. Florida, or. the l l t h day of Aug.. A. D. 29 East, run exit 11 *-j chains, north persons so desiring 'may he heard upon thr 1919. for letters patent Incorporating the 10 chain*, s e t l l j y chains, south 10 matter of validation of said blinds, as It Sanford llutldlng and Improvement Com ­ chains, defendants. provided b y law. • pany under the following proposed charter, Order uf Service by Publication mi 1 i in 1» » WITNESS, E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk of u r v « v the original of which Is now on file In the To All parties rlalmlnr Interest* it nd rr .** 0 «.• . m C L A U L i l i UMit *•«•*• will' •«*«• t>a «*#.« CO'Jf 1 till ofllre of the Secretary of State, Menr> m u , ner C-it, ’ iV i * t * j 1 -m"t this the luth day of July 1919. . . . . . •• • ' , , , , lc:ts hutband or elthrr of them, or otherwise. In (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS J. II. Cowan the land described below; and all parties Clerk Circuit Court Seventh Judicial S. Kunge claimlric Interests under Allen G. Apgar and Circuit Seminole County Florida, A. Vaughan ------- — Apgar, hi* wife, nr either of (hem, or 01-1te _________ *____________________ Green W. Smith ethirwlsr, In the land desrribed below; anil E. E. Hogan. MY SPECIALTIES: all partlis rlaim'ng an Interest In the follow­ NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE Arllclra uf Ineoepurallon of the Sanford ing described lanil situate in Seminole rounNotice It hereby given that tinder and by ty. Florid*, to-wlt: 8>7 of SJ* of SEJ, of PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED t'/IN A llulldlng and Improvement Company W 1, of fe-rtlon 13, Township 21 South, virtui •( a final '[eerie rendered i n the 2Mh We. the undersigned have assorlatlnn our­ S day i f June, I ••11*. by the Hon. Jaa. W. Range 29 East; also login at SW corner of GORHAM’ S .STERLING SILVER selves together and do hereby associate E ) , ot Section 13, Township 21 South, I’eri.lnt, Judge of thr Sevrnth Judicial Cir­ ourselves for the purpose of forming our­ II SRange cuit ol ' torida, in Chancery, in a certain 29 East, run East 14 ) j chains, selves into a body nolltlr and corporate un­ .North 10 chains. West 11 <y chains. South 10 rau'e th.rrin pending whenln C. L. Hlne- ROGERS' PLATED WARE der ami by virtue of the laws of the State of haugh It complainant and M. G. Yeanourls, Florida and do adopt the following arlirles chains. and Nt. G. Yunourla at Truette ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES It is hereby ordered that you appear tn the individually of incorporation: fur Jil.n (faYtanourla and Tom G. Yeanouhill of romplalnt filed herein against you in rlt. Is uifend lit, I. the under,Igmd Special Article I. The name of this rorporatlon shall be thr above entitled cause, on the first day ol Mailer will on Moqday, the Ith day of September, A. D. 1919, and the Sanford August, 1919, ill front ol the Court House Sanford llulldlng and Improvement C om ­ Herald Is hereby designated as thr newspaper door In Sanf ri*. Florida, during the legal pany, and its place of business shall be at In which this order shall he published once hour* ol s a l e , oils r for sale and tell to the Sanlord, Seminole County, Fla. a week for twelve consecutive week*. highest tl'ldvr for cash the following dr«Article it. Witness my hand and seal of office this rriued lands, to-wlt: FJl» of S B 1, sf S W 1,, The general nature i ( the business to be J2nd d « , * o f June, A. D. 1919. Section 13, Township 21 S., Itange 32 E., conducted by this rorporatlon shall tie to I ( i t al) OCULIST AND OPTICIAN E. A. DOUGLASS, lying and .icing In Seminole county, Florida. buy, osvn, sell and ron v iy real estate, and to Cbrk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Fla. Terms ■! eats- tu tie cash and purchaser to Practice confined lo Ihe Ircidmcnf Improve the same by erecting buildings W. M. Murphy, Jr.. pay for do. d. thereon; to borrow money and secure the Solicitor for Complainants. i6-13te * of the eye SC HELLE MAINE'S. same, and money* edh* raise owing, by Special Master. Eyes examined by n regular reglsmortgagee, deeds, bonds, notes or other G a in s A Futrh, obligation therefor; to make advances and Seminole Counts, Florida. In 1 htnerry te e d physician S. liclti-t for Complainant. loans of money; to lease real estate as land­ Henry II. (H. I D Chappell, «o-st Glut>sc.g fitted, broken fcncs du­ lords: to buy and stll, to arqulre, own unit Marv Whttler ft.Bpp<lt, ami indd all personal property necessary to ad- J. Hargrtavrt, Complainants liill to plicated Nollei f Application for Taa Deed Under visptagi ou»ly conduit and transact any liusb vs. (Jutrt Srrllon a o f ( he, ter ISM Law* of I lor.less that this rorporatlon It authorised I ' J n r p h Garvin, the unknown Title. 28 W. Church St. • Orlando, Fla. Ida carry on, and to do all such othel and fur* legatees and devisees undrr the Notice |< htrehv given that M. M. and tbir things as may lie n c i* * e r y and eapsiql- lad will and testament of Jo­ R. IV. Lord, purchasers of Tax Certificate, t nt to be done for the surrrstful transaction seph Garvin, ti e unknown heir* of ot the business ol tb|s rorporatlon: and to Jieeph Gervln, Wm. G. Andrnhave, exercise and enjoy all the rights, re'd, the unknown legatee* and powera and prlviliget inrtdcnt to corpora- devisee-* under tbe la-t will and tl.ms organised and existing under the l e v ­ te .lament of Wm. G. Audenel .he Stale of Florida. relit, anil the unknown heir* of Wm. G. Andenreld. Defendant'.. Arlirle III. Notire to Non-ltesldent* The amount of the capital stock of thla crrp-r*tfon shill hr Ten Thousand Dollars To Jotejih Grrvin. Itrsldenre Unknown: i llu.ovu.OO), to he divldea into one hundred To Wm. G. Andenreld, Reslitrnre Unknown : 1 1 1091 shares of the par vatu* of One Hundred It appearing by Ihe swum bill of com­ Dollars (1100. 00 ) iaeh. to hr paid for witn plaint lil. <1 h< rein against you that you havelawful money of the United States. All or or claim to bavr tome Inte rest in (be follow­ any portion of the said capital stork may I.e ing deerrlbrd land In Seminole rounty, Flor­ payable in. or issued or used for, o- In th. ida, to-wlt: purrhsse of property, labor or services, at a The West half f W - j ) of the Southweet just valuation thereof to lu Determined by (juartir ( S W ) , t of Section 29, Township 19 the board of director*. South, Range* 31 Flast, and except the Article IV. West half <\V)j> ol the West half <\Vtj) of This corporation shall continue and have the South<'e«t quarter ( S W ' , 1 of the South­ full power to eaeerlse It* corporate rights west quarter ( S W ' , 1 of Srrllon 29. Tow n­ and franchises for r. period of nlnety-nlnr ship 19 South, Range 31 East, containing TO years from and after the comrr.enremrnt of acres more or N,e. Its corporate existence. You are therefore hereby required and rr iltred t o . be. and appear before ottr said Arlirle V. The business of this rorporatlon shall be Circuit Court at the Court House In San­ rondueted by tho following officers: A presi­ ford. Elorida, on the Etrst Monday in Audent, vice president, treasurer, secretary, ruet, 1919, being the 4th tiny of aald month, elected by the board of dlrrrtors, and a then and there to make answer tu the bill board of directors of not less than three nor of romplalnt hrrein filed against you, and more than seven, dirvelors, who shall bo stock­ therein fall not, else said bill will he taken as holder* In said rurpoiation. to be eleetrd^y tnr ronfested against you, followed by final de­ stockholders annually. Thr otfire of srrtrtary cree. It Is further ordered that this nntlre he and treasurer may be held by the same person. Until after tF.r fust annual tm-Ung of the published in the Sanford Herald, * news- . paper published in Seminole rounty, Elorida, stockholder* herein provided for, and until their successor* *re sleeted and uuallfird, the one er.rh week tor 8 consecutive weeks. olfieers ot this corporation shall be: TO ALL P A R T IE S C L A IM IN G AN IN ­ T E R E S T IN T H E I'ROI’ K R T Y H EREIN l\ A. lletts, President: llEL-lW D E S C R IB E D : Under Joseph Gar­ J. II. Cowan, Vice President: and vin and Wm. G. Andenreld, or otherwise, j S. Kunge. Secretary and Treasurer. It being made to appear by a sworn Mil of The Hoard of Dire ctora shall be: A Vaughan, Green W. Smith, E. E. Hogan, complaint filed herein against you that you have or claim to have some Interest In the C. A. IN Its and J. H. Cowan. described lands In Seminole county, Thr first or orgafiliatlon meeting of thr following stockholders of this corporation shall be held Florida, to-wlt: The West half I W ! ( ) of tvr e 'i>ilh»eit In the elty of Sanford, Seminole rounty, Florida, on the 2iith day of August, A. D. quarts, (SW.1, ) of Secllo:i 29, Ibov is-lp |9 1919, for th* purpose of adopting by-laws South. Itanrr 31 East, Ires am! ca r '', th" and completing the organisation oi the cor­ Wist hall ( W ! j ) ot the West half (W 'y) of • poration as hereinbefore provided f >r, and the Southwest quarter |SWI,I ol th 1- South­ thereafter the annual inretings ol the stork- west quarter t S W ' j ) of Section 29, Town­ holders shall hr held on the serond Wednes­ ship 19 South, Range 31 East, c inilning 70 acres moro or less. j day in July of each and every year. You are therefore hereby romman led and Article VI. ' The highest amount of Indebtedness or required to be and appear before our said liability to which this rorporatlon ehall *u- Circuit Court at the Court llouco In San­ Jrct itself shall be twlre the -mount of It* ford, Florida, on the Flret Monday H Sep­ tember, 1919, bring the first day uf said capital stork. month, thsn and there to make anewtr unto Article VII. v bill of comnlalnt filed herein atolns: you. Th* name* and rreldenrtl of th* lubscrlb- the Ing Incorporator* of thl* corporation and lit* and therein (all not rlsa said bill will be ttkCM m vwtiTeesrd against you, to be (olamount of capital stork aubarribvtl by each, lowed by final decree. ar* a* follows: It It further ordeied that this nolle* h* A. Vaughan, Sanford, rlorida, 2 shares; published once each w i.k for twelve weeks In C. A. lletts, Sanford, Florida, 2 share*; J. II. Cowan, Sanford, Florida. 2 shares; the Sanford Herald, a oev jpaprr published tn Seminole count'’, Florida. S. Itunre, Sanford, Florid*. 2 share*; Dune and ordered this tho 3th day of Gre n W. Smith, Sanford, hioiNIa, 2 ■ art* June, 1919. E. E. Hogan, Sanford, Florida, 2 share*. (•call E. A. DOUGLASS. In Witness Whereof, The sutmrlblng ! . Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. corporators of the corporation have her*U"9 1 Ily y . E. Douglass, D. C. subscribed tnelr name*: Dickinson i Dickinson, C. A. betta Hollcllori for Complainants. J. II. Cowan 3C*!3tc ___________________________ 1 S. Hun/* Green W. Smith NOTIC E TO IIIDDKJD4 E. E. Hogan Staled bids, subject to Ihe'eale of bond* A. Vaughan. wtll be recrlvad by t e Hoard uf County ' AGENTS Slat# of Florida Commiialontr* of Seminole County. Floiida, •1 . at the otfire of said board at tj>e court house County of Jcmlnolr. In Sanford, Florida, on or befora ten o ’clock Ilefore n e , • Clerk Circuit Court, pereon- a. m. v>n Ina 4th day of August, A. D. 1919. a.Vy appeared C. A. H*tte, J. If. Cowan, for the excavation and cor-itructNo of th* Greenn w. Smllu, 8 . Kunge, F.. E. Hogan and ditched drain* t>r canals acd lateral ditch**, O f f i c e PEOPLES IUNK BUILDING A. Vaughan who are wtll known tu m* to be drains tr canals In the Jr«tup Drainage Dis­ the pereon* named Jn, and who subscribed trict. b u iliO r d t * * | • . Each bid taust ha argampanUd by a certitheir name* to lb* foregoing artialra of Incor- Automobile Protection JEW ELER DR. E. S. HOFFMAN C. P. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ARE YOU INSURED? W.*J. IP N O T, SEE THIGPEN & COMPANY {S o n e r a l F i r e In s u ra n c e Florid v ,■, .. aaAlA***^Aw —■ —— ■ 1a 1 aa -d l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 01, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 01, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cfcd5aaefb4a21e74343d6f1ba718599.pdf 984be7565e91b7ab7d39de95d5e60b51 PDF Text Text I » * • SA N F O R D IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SE C TIO N NUMBER 66 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1919 VOLUME X SHOP MEN GOING BACK o MANY CITIES W HOLESALE NEW BUPING GROCERY FIRM FOR GARAGE BUILDS HERE ON MAGNOLIA were interested and having returned to tho city from the trip north will open a real estate effloe under tho name of II. B. Lewis. He will buy and sell real estate and will deal in city nndl country property and b familiar pith every .part of the coun­ ty and W ith property of all kinds. next w eek,to arrange for the begin­ ning of his campaign and to make official announcement of his candi­ dacy. v FREE BRIDGES FOR COUNTY IF POSSIBLE Mr. Lake iij a .well known banker and business man, and has a host of friends In financial and business circles in the state. He Is at present president of the State Rankers’ As­ sociation. MrT Lake represented — City Council . Seminole county in the Florida legis­ Council met In special session Aug. latures of 1913 and 1915, and was 6th, at 8:30 p. m. Present, F. L. one of the most active and influ­ H A R D E N 'S FERRY AND OSTEEN Miller, chairman; It. A. Ncwmaq, C. W. EARING CO. O F JACKSON­ C. M .■ HAND W ILL BUILD F IN E SANFO RD M EN H AD N O T R E. ential members of that body. L. P. Hagan, Roy Symes' Absent, FERRY SH O U LD HAVE FREE STRUCTU RE F O R W IUIIT VILLE RECOGNIZES SUPE­ TU R N E D TO W ORK W H EN John Adams, G D Bishop and G * It is said that Mljk Lake will put BRIDGES AND W IL L HAVE RIOR ADVANTAGESOF S A N ­ T IR li-C O M P A N Y A t ONCE , HERALD GOES TO P R E S S ' F t Smith. on an active campaign, and that he THEM * FO R D ’S LO C A TIO N Another deal has been made for a will personally visit every county in Chicago, Aug. 14.—Several thou­ Meeting called to investigate city Several years ago when Michael sand railway shopmen'from all parts water sArvfco and supply and to con­ , The location of Sanford at ‘ the new business block and this time the -district during the next few SholU *and associates were before Herald Square will benefit by it os head of navigation on the St. Johns months, lining up his friends and of the country met xjjcre today to sider street paving improvements. ' the Seminole Board of County Com­ the new building will be i/ected at river and with all the converging organising for the contest next June. consider the question of returning to _ Motion Roy SymtB, seconded L. missioners' wanting a franchise for a the corner of Magnolin nnd Second railway lines running out of this —Jacksonville Times-Union. work In-accordance with President P. Hagan to reconsider resolution drawbridge over the St. Johns river great railroad center makq it the street. . Wilson’s demand. It is expected passed Aug. 2nd. Carried.' at Harden’s Ferry this paper wanted This is one of the Hand Bros, lots place for the wholesale business of that a definite policy jn regard to the , Children’ s Party Motion Roy Symes, seconded by the county commissioners to join ami C. M. Hand has given the con­ central Florida. strike which was called Aug. 1st in Miss Julia Laing entertained a few R. A. Newman, resolution l»e amend­ with the county commissioners of tract to S. O. Shinhoiser for a brick defiance of orders of the international ed to read “ and with of sixteen t Many business firms of the state building 57x117 feet to be used -ns of the little ones Monday uftornoon Volusia and I jild this bridge. There officers of the-union will be adopted in honor of her cousin, Miss Eliza­ are recognizing this fa ft and among feet.” Carried. n garage ifnd show rooms for the beth Ballard. Games and a “ word was some hitch at that time as the before the meeting adjourns. Local the lacst firms to establish head­ leaders adjoured the strikers to • Mr. Henly, manager Southern quarters here is the C. W, Earing Wight Tire Co., who have leased the contest” wero enjoyed by all. The Volusia commissioners did not want to build their part and Seminole stand firm and refuse to return to Utilities Co., explained in relation Co., wholesale. grocerB of Jackson­ same for li term of years. color qcheme of red and green was county deeiding that a brldgo was to water supply and pressure. work while international officials ad­ The new building will he up to carried out in the dining room where ville. . * • better than a ferry, as tho ferry vised the men to call of! the Strike elute in every particular and on the delicious ice creutn and cake were On motion Roy Symes, seconded though privately owned would chargo . S. L. Shinhoiser recently sold to and defer until later their demand" by L. P. Hagan and carried, clerk tho two side streets will have full served by the hostess. Those enjoy­ the same rate gave the franchise to G. D. Bishop on Commercial street plate glass windows for the dis­ ing the happy •occasion. were Misses for higher wages. ~ instructed to Write Mr. W. A. Hous­ Mr. .Sholtx. This county'was also and next, to the Crown Paper Co., a play of stcck-cafs nnd tires and ac­ Carmitn Barber, May Godby, Lou­ While the meeting was in session ton, General Manager Southern Util­ anxious to build a bridge across the tract of land upon which Mr. Bishop cessories. In the rear there will be ise Wells, Irene McGngahin, M *ry 28,000 striking car workers-in the ities Co., Palatka opening negotia­ upper St. Johns river at Osteen will build u large* warehouse and a first class garage and machine tions for the light and water plants Elizabeth Moye, Clifford and Ruby Chicago district- began taking a refferry but could pot get the Volusia other buildings for the Earing Co. shop.’ Th? "W lghyTirc Co. is one of Rivers, Virgie Horne and John Hy­ erendiim vote to decide'whether they b y , the city. commisslifller# together on this prop­ There will be garage and machine the youngest .firms in the city and' man, Elizabeth, nallard, Rebecca Council adjourned. . will return, to work. _ osition and the ancient ferry still « — _ _ shops and a building for the. storage one of the most- progressive nnd Stevens, Thelma Godby. ----- Railroad officials reported- little prevails at this point. of hay and grain nside from the Endor Curlett and Miss Emma > have rapidly outgrown, their present change in the traffic situation due to Riuin grocery building. The C. W. Mr. and Mrs. 'G. D. Bishop nnd Eichner and little Miss W hitcomb of Our county was faced with th e, quarters in the Seminole Annex the strike. Chicago is still more se­ little duughter, Martha are spending fact that with all our vaunted good Geneva were among the visitors to Earing Co. will ship their stuff to building. riously affected -thnn uny other sec­ Sanford getting the advantage of the city on /Tuesday. \ roads and with the good roads of W 6rk will commence on the new a few weeks at Daytona Beach. tion of the country, although 1,450 the water rate and from here will building at once and the Wight Tire Volusia county there remained a pay cars of live stock were handled to­ truck it 19 points in this and ad­ Co. expect to occupy their new quar­ bridge at one point and an obsolete day, 10 more than on the corres­ joining counties, thus saving the re­ ters In ninety days from the time ferry at the other crossing. ponding day lost year; . tail dealers the freight charges and thut the first brick is laid unless tho Now the county commissioners of The following is from the Orlando making quick and satisfactory deliv­ freight embargo continues. The Volusia* arc alive to the fact that Reporter-Star at Orlnndo: eries. . Wight* Tire Co., aside from being nothing will do so much for their From all reports the railroad situaThe new wholesale house will he wholesale and retail dealers in tires county as good bridges across all the , tion as far as Floridn is concerned on a siding of the A. C. L. Ry., and and accessories are sales agents for streams and they havo investigated will be in a normal condition within also close teethe lake front nnd the the Chandler and Chevrolet und the cost of bridges where there are the next three or four days. A tele­ location is idenl for .this business, King curs and Republic Trucks and ferries and also tho cost of bridges gram ^received by the Reporter-Star being about five blocks from tho they will carry a larger line of these already built with the view of mak­ from Tampa at noon stated that the cars und of the tires and accessories center of the city. ing these toll bridges free and the r_ men in Tampa shops had voted to In' their new building than ever be­ following from the New Smyrna S. O. Shinhoiser has the contract return to work at 7 tomorrow morn­ E N TH U SIASTIC M E E TIN G OF SUPREM E COURT DECIDES for the buildings and all arrange­ fore. News’ is interesting: ing and that officials at thut point DELEGATES FR O M EVERY T H A T LE G ISLATIVE ACT IS ments have been‘ .made nnd the At the meeting of the board of say traffic operations from thut point PART OF T H E COUNTY. C O N S T IT U T IO N A L AND HOLDS building Vill start* at once. The Lake for Congress county commissioners held last will be normal in thrity six hours • • Hon. Forrest Lake of Sanford will The hospital is assured for Sem­ Thursday, State Engineer J. A. after the men have resumed work. The cattle owners in Seminole new firm Is well and favorably * known in this qection where their be a candidate in tho Democratic inole county. Mortland and the committee, of citlIt was reported on the streets this county who have recently inter­ jrimaries next year for congressman travelling representative, Charlie Dnxens named to estimate values on all preted the law governing systematic The permanent association to he morning that the men at Lakeland, vis has been cominfg for years and ‘ from the Fourth district, running toil bridges in Volusia county pre­ ' Sanford and High Springs hud re­ tick eradication work to be uncon­ they will cover central and south ugainst Hon. W. J. Sears, the present known as the Fernald-Laughton Me­ sented their report to .the board. stitutional and non-enforccablo will morial Hospital Association was was turned to work, ’but a telegram fr< n Florida from their Sanford house,. Incumbent' who will be a candidate have to revise their interpretations ormed lust night at* a most enthusi­ For the Harden’s ferry bridge we Lakeland shortly after noon stat d making this city the nucleus for a to succeed himself. Friends of Mr. astic meeting ut the court house. consider the price of $27,000 a fair the men there weYe in session a d in the light of the recent opinion by Inrge wholesale business. , |Lako s’uy he will he in Jacksonville Every purt of the county wui repre- j consideration for this structure comconsidering whether or not th y the. Supreme Court that the law is constitutional, and special elections setrted’ at the meeting which dem­ plete, including approaches, keep­ considering whether or not they held under the law are valid. onstrated the interest that is being er’s house, etc. should return to work. A telephone taken in this hospital. The opinion was handed down on message to Sanford brought mil toe After a careful examination of fact that tho men had not voted to Tuesday; being an affirmation of the Hon. E. A. Douglass acting as these structures we fini} very little return to work, but wer£ then in ses­ court of record verdict in Escambia chairman .presided at the meeting deterioration and good condition; we BOX SCORES OF ALL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM sion (11:30 o’clock) hut there was coun ty in, the cqre of II, K. Bailey, and klrs. J ,W. Dickins as secretary, however .recommend that the. s te e l..? good reason to helieve that a favor­ a cattle otvner who.had refused to The constitution und by-laws were |WOrk on the bridges be given a careable vote would be cast and the dip bis cattle and had been arrested read and after every one present had ful" painting - under the direction of Ilradentown Wins M onday^*' fine, (*lly allowing three hits the upon a warrant properly sworn out shops opened tomorrow morning. become.u rea’ I <nu fd • member, by.j your engineer. Stuart stemed to be too much for whole game. Sanford got her Min by against him. . paying tneir annual due* the meet-; 0ur inspection of the bridge site at All the shops at Palatka, High The Supreme Court held that the the Sanford boys at Ilradentown an error, tm Smith letting Davis ing w *nt into executive session and Osteen ferry |lcvolopod* the fact that Springs and Gainesville are open and law authorizes the state Live Slock Monday, although Chapman fanned, reach first, Davis’ steal, of sicon pas*ul on the by-laws and elected it wj|i .require a bridge'at tbis.locathe men' working a full force. • 4 Sanitary Board to promulgate rules one more man than Stuart. The and Inman’s two base hits. the 'd ectors. I hose who Were elect, tif>n approximately H65 feet long, ln -t Bartow had two good chances to ed include two from • ach precinct, c|uj i ng a single leaf baseulo tllf and regulations necessary to cnforc? Sanford lads could not connect "M b The men in the shops heri} have regular and systematic dipping of ull the sphere and in the fourth Braden- aeore( wjt|, a m!U1 on thifd und no in the county, two f.o»n each church, wit |, u foot clear channel; bridge not gone hack to work or had not up cattle every 11 days unt[l such time town connected aure enough gettingout9| j,ut wjth n man on third und no one f:om each lodge, one from the t0 havc an jg [ oot roadwa£. T im to tho time of going to press in spite as it is ascertained by regular in­ six’ runs from live hits and four « * r - 0UtH> j,ut fai|e,i i>oth times. . city, council, one from tho board of ^cr approaches to be creosoted and of the fact that It was thought the spection and dipping that tho cattle rors. The>following score tells the . q*|,e box BCOre and summary: county commis qr.rrs- und six at j of itnmiarii type in accordance with strike would be over today. Just and premises are free of cattle fever larger making thirt>-awo in all. T h o s ' p)ana aut,mlttcd by your engineer. what the Iqcals here Intend doing In . AD H u DO A E Sanford— A" # » » A K large, making thirty-two in All. j ticks. , 1Stewart, 2b In the' purchase of theso two the face of the general orders to re­ '4 0 2 1 1 Upon receipt of the opinion the Stuart, 2h After the election of tho directors bridges and the construction of one Chapman, c turn to work is not known but it is O i l ’. Board held a meeting and announced 11. Chapman, £ .... 3 . 0 there were not enough present to pew bridge it Is understood tho same Johnson, cf • « * i n 1 it l ’ hoped that the Sanford men will re­ as their policy in Seminole county Johnson) cf have a quorum and as the hour was ure .to be paid for by tho two coun­ Hord, 3b * turn to work tomorrow pending the the vigorous enforcement of regular Hord, 3b ... ...... late a temporary .chairman, ^T. \V. ties. Albunese, lli . settlement' of the strike. ’" * £ —1 cattle dipping. Eveey legal facility Albancso, lib Lawton - anil temporary secretary, White, If The estimated cost of the new con­ will be invoked ugainst cattle owners White, If R. J. Holly were elected and the di­ Davis, sa. ... struction at Osteen fcrryTs $22,000. A Classy Car Eflis. rf in this county who do not,fully com­ rectors adjourned to meet at a.later Inman, rf this including approaches, lift span, * The new rainbow blue .Chandler, ply with the rules and regulations, Davis, ss. .— date to be called by Chairman Law­ Morton, p and all operating machinery, in fact one of the classiest cars seen here in according to. information which has C. Chapman, p ton. • a bridge complete in every detail and some time has been sold by the been received from the Board, and Totals ........... The meeting last nighl settled the ready for traffl^.* * Wight Tire Co., to Joe Meisch. the dipping of cattle is expected to Total./.........’... question of the hospital association Bartow— This was the sport model four pas­ show renewed activity as a result of Ilradentown — The bridges at Harden’a ferry and as. the permanent association is now . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. Gault, ss .............. 4 0 0 1 3 senger car and was one of the new­ this policy. That Is the tenor of re­ Burroughs, 2b .... formed and will get down to business| . * lt,n ? „ 5 Fa . 0 i n Y Y L ’ Homcdieu, rf - 4 0 0 2 0 est cars among the big Chandler list. ply from the State Live Stock San­ Francis, ss .— ... ., „ „ c . Tty* rn.nnir.rent olTrr «»»«• »Phillips, 3b.... i._ . 4 0 0 2 2 The Wight Tire Co. has sold Chand- itary Bftard to the board of county Vaughn, lb — .. Mrs. Qeo._Fcrn.ild made am} accepttho present price of material Leach, 2b ........... 3 0 0 1 1 lcra to C. M Hand, O P Swope, J commissioners, on the resolutions Moore, cf ..... . ed by \hc city council will now be thia coat aeema reasonable enough McIntosh, ct 4 0 2 1 0 D Hood, J D Hart, Frank Meisch. adopted at last commissioners’ meet­ Foss, 3b * land in the event that the Volusia made good in every particular and Young, if 3 0 0 1 0 Cliff Bell end C L Flowers ing asking what will be the status of Rood, If — Bribinger, c ..... 1 0 0 S' 0 soon aa possible this structure will fa* county commissioners agreo toetake . TheJ have sold Chevrolet! to work in this countyi They also will Drake, rf .......... turned over t? the association. The over these bridges and build the new Smith, Hi............ 3 0 0 12 1 R obt Deane, Mist Margaret Rob­ epergetcially protect the county McDaniels, c . .... one there Is no doubt about our old hospital association also has Haines, p 3 0 0 2 3 erts. W. B. Munson, Tracey Mo- boundary lintr. Stuart, p........... . fund on hand railed many years ago county commissioners meeting them *Cuztis .............. 1 0 0 0 0 Culler, Hudge Housholder, Frank Seminole county can be tick free for the hospital and this will be turn­ half way with %our part of the con­ Hatch, Thomas Bell, Hon. Jno. .Jin- by first of December, of all the • T o ta ls ..... ........ 34 6 7 27 10 0 ed over to the hew association. This tract. ' T o t a l s - L 30 0 2 27 10 kins and Saul Robbins. cattle ownenu heartily cooperate in Score by innings— th is is an age of progress and money. was raised for this purpose *Batted for Young in inth. They have sold Republic Trucks the regular dipping of cattle, and if Sanford...... 000. 000 000 — 0 and ranjiot be used* for any other nothing would prove so attractive to Score-by innings: ‘ • to Leon Lsngfeld, Seminole Ferms, they do not they seem to have legal Bradentown 006 000 000 — 6 Sanford'. . 010 000 000— 1 purpose and together with the offer the tourist and the stranger within L. A. Brumley and Tropical Veget­ troubles ahead and finally will have Summary— Left on bases, Sanford B a rtow ............. - .... 000 -000 000— 0 mad« by Mrr. Fernald will atari the our gates aa good fridges across the to do the work anyway, so it looka 3, Bradentown 5, first base on balls, ables Co. Memorial Hos- Rt. Johns river connecting up with Summary: Left on bases, Sahford Fernald-Laughton like good business to forget the reso­ off Stuart 1.' Struck out by Stuart 5, Bartow 6; two bast hits, It\man, pital under‘'most favorable circa in -. our system of good roads. And 1hen . ' our own people would, likaf to use WUI Engage In Real Estate lutions which were adopted by the 10, by Chapman 11. Sacrifice hits, McIntQsh; first base on balls, off stances. H. B. Lewis ha* an advertisement cattle men in convention in Orlando Noore, Francis, Burroughs. Wild There will be a campaign to make these bridges as welt and good bridges pitches, Chapman. Double plays, Morton 1; struck o u t'b y Morton 2 absolutely free to the travelling pub^ in this issue setting forth thq fact that compulsory dipping would atop Burroughs to Francis tar Vaughn. by Haines 4; sacrifice hits, Chapman every msh, woman and child in Sem­ lie would' mean that Sanford would that he has embarked in the real inole county an active member of the A t­ Johnson, Leach, Beiginger; stolen association with annual due* and this get twice aa Ihpch trade from our estate business. Mr. Lewis is well until a state-wide law la enacted, and Tim e 1:40. Umpire, Baird. . hear neighbors in Volusia aa we get known here having resided in Ssn- get bpsy dipping their cattle. T h e tendance, 254. b a m , Stewart; Davis, Phillips,* M c­ membership will be of immense value now. ' • i ford for several years and waa-for- work la already more than on^half Intosh; double play; Albaneae ' to to the association. .T h e hospiuHs as Sanford Takes Good One merly with the A. P- Connelly R e*l done and all that labor and expense badly heeded here as.a tourist.hotel . * Bartow, Aug. 12.-j!5anford defeat- H 6rd; time of game 1:40; umpire, or any pther public project and will Estate Co., but before going north Miss Elvira C artir has returned would have been wasted if the work ed Bartow -here today by a score of 1 purchased the real estate holding* Windham; attendance 294.. ■ ’ add much to the name and'fam e of home from a visit to Atlanta and 1 t i 0. Both pitchers were working *“ | in which he and A. P . Connelly hgd been permitted to stop. .(Continued on page fl) bur d ty . • • * • * * other points Ito Georgia. * ■ :. • • . » i •! ' • * . i y «/ * . > . H OSPITAL ASSOCIATION IS FORMED DIPPING LAW WILL STAND SAYS COURT ■ BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK I • ......... ‘ i * : 4 V I . S' *' ^ „ • ■ ' |jd|a;&iirri.'i <•ill ■ . . : . ** ^ V , �AUGUST 8, 191) PAGE SIXTEEN exchange for cattle. Dr. Dlackman, Lake Monroe, , ‘ . R EAL Y O U R PR O PER TY W E ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES FIRE INSURANCE Liability Tornado Property Damage ;nt Co. . WE F IX T U R E S FO R SALE. Tw o 12 ft. wall cases: one 10 ft. wall cose: four 8 ft. wall cases: one 5 ft.-umbrella case; six 8 ft. floor cases; plate glass with marble base; horse-shoe case consisting of two 8 ft. cases and one 7 ft. case with rounded ends and marble base. Al­ most new outfit for, Hale as a whole or a part. V. E. Jai/ibs Co., 135 West Ray St., Jacksonville, Fin. 64-2tp ESTATE Your Auto W. F. Florida 64-2tc Formerly Holden Real Estal Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Acid testa In the construction of Ita Immense add plants. Our supply Is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAK E COUNTIES. FLA. Stock In yards sad 25,000 ready for shipment. M A H O N E Y -W A L K E R CO SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS FOR R E N T Is in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division For .rent— Rooms East 2nd street. 65-2tp ' Hood—Goodyear and Fisk . Tires and Tubes Furnished Rooms— By day, week or month. Every convenience. Over Philips Drug Store, corner Park and First street. Mrs*. C.-C. Hart, Prop. «* • 43-tf A . P. C O N N E L L Y REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY FOUND Found— Black. hob tailed sow, marked under slope split in one ear and crop in other ear. Owner can have same by paying for this ad and’ damages. . Robt. W. Lord. 63-tf H O S PITA L ASSO CIATIO N MEET Every citizen of Seminole County Is expected' to be, ut the ( ourthouse next Thursday night at eight-thirty. At this time will be livid tin1 elec­ tion of permanent officers of the Fernqld-I.aUghlon Memorial Hospi­ tal Association, anil no citizen who can possibly attend should be allsent at that time. This is a matter of vital impor­ tance to Seminole County, ami “ oiild be of interest to every person re­ siding within thitf county. N’ >< county should be without a hospital, and through the generosity and love of Mrs. Geo. II. Fernald Seminole County lias this much needed institution. It only remains f,,r the « it irons to show their appreoititum.wf this gift and take their part in the management id this insti­ tution ill order to make it the SUCco>s It is bound to be • COM E AND B R IN G YOl R FR IE N D S WI T H ’t tX \SI> SHOW T H A T YO U — AR K A W ORTHY C IT IZ E N »>F S E M IN O L E C O lN T Y . T. \\\ Lawtop, Chairman Publicity Committee. i. This great daily wltigli is mg the fastest growing newsera of the South is fearless, t'tgsive and interesting. Fur nearly generation it has consiatcltly •ht f•-r the right* of t|i« pri'plc, uni - *,r\iii i- unsurpa-sed Iti\i - li. t h the I * \ A and N IG H T , d wiri report- •>( i i • A**«»eiat*-«l MOBILOILS andGASOLIN E ACCESSORIES LOST FOR SALE ♦I ♦ It CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING v«> ♦ lk ♦ FOUND IT! A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water,' Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. For sale— Laurjch 26 feet long, 6 feet beam (Drooks model) 8 H. P. heavy duty Cnllia. perfection engine also boat 47 feet long 8 feet beam, has been used as house boat. No power. Hulls in lino shape just paint­ ed. Price for both boats $350.00. These boats can be taken through Ocklahawa river to St. Johns. If you mean business send for pictures and particulars. An excellent fishing Lots in A ll Parts of City HAVE Lost— Hunch' *of keys belonging to D. O. Brown. Finder please reiurtf to Brown's market Sanford Enquire Avenue. Reward. ’ 64-2tc. Yi.Vtf. Lost Gray wool coat -lost in automobile on Oak avenue. Finder return to Herald otllce and receive reward. 64-2tp Cars Washed and Delivered—W e Will Call for and Deliver Your Car. ... ‘ e____ ~ .2 PHONE NO. 41-R E M E M B E R TH E NO. 41 «j All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a L in e For E ach In sertion . M in im u m Charge 25 C ento. In answering an advertisement where no name Is. mentioned in the id, please do not ask The Herald 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■trurtions in the ad. . . Young JeLsey.-Cow. gentle and n good milker Yililcn. R. F. D/. A. San . Five acres I arm, gooa and one half acres tiled, {dn and harness. Bargain \Y \Y Dressor. K-1 u., Ni'W>pa| cr Ft.ii rprix .W-oi ialion.’ has its own correspondents sale or exchange «\rf\where, and buys more expengood shape, 1 large M.c icaiur-cs for its riadcfs than any (high, 1 small Safe, ; SalAlady. Ladies other -Florida daily. No home in 1 adding machine. J ,’ppiy New York South Florida is complete without C. Care of Herald 1 Sanford Avenue thu Times. Only *$6 a year. $1.50 for three months. Sent free on two For Sale—Ten- acres celery land Wanted — Fire proof safe: also east of Sanford on hrirk road 1 t mile weeks' trial to those'genuinely in­ terested.— Adv. 65-3tp two horse wagon, if a bargain. Box from loading station, five acres im­ 68, Sanford, Fla. 62-4tc proved. 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells. For particulars apply to "F arm ,” W A N T E D — OLD CLEAN Rest the Eyes. r.ii Herald. 58-tf R A G S ,. AN Y K IN D EX­ ’ I.nnk up every once In n while from CEPT O LD SOCKS. xiur work mid lay It down for a minte or two now nnd then, nnd let your COATS, PANTS. OR aterest focus on more distant tilings, HKD SPREADS. AT . lilts -you will give the e.ve* n little THE H E R A LD OFFICE. est by foeu**lp£ In another position. . 59-tf For sale— Maxwell ToUring car, in splendid condition. Cash or credit 64-tf. B. &. O. Motor Co. “ I ’ll match my carbon copies against any in town for neat­ ness, lasting legibility and uni­ formity. I always use For sale— One N. P. ic Shalcr Vulcanizer. R. C.Shrafcr 113 Elm Elm Ave. sale—Tw o horses and one Cash $125. Enquire Wekiwa Ice. Mrs. Wallace. 64-2tp For sale—Spring tooth harrow d sulkv plow. 'Cheap. Apply Don 6*-2tp McDonald Standing, sitting andwalkin are the first essentials to good health and that elusive charm w e call style A L L women wish to be w e ll; but all women do not appreciate the vita l importance / V nf correct corsctry as an essential to good health. T h e well-known medical authority, Alice S. Cutler, M .D ., warns us: “ As a physician who knows that if it were not for ill-fitting and the wrong kind o f corsets we would have ve ry few female in­ I\ The Original-Unequalled Front Lacing Corsets have attained their unquestioned superiority by assisting nature to perfect expression. E very Gossard is hygienicallv correct. P rop ­ erly fitted to the figure lor which it was designed it w ill give scientific support to abdominal and back muscles, with no chance o f undue pressure at the waistline; the organs o f nutrition w ill be free from jircBsurc; the erect posture which it induced will encourage deep breathing and the diaphragmatic mus­ Gossards arc priced at dca become strong with use. A woman so corseted will have the undeniable beauty ot health and that grace o f body, standing, sitting, or walking, which is best expressed in the one word, style, ^ a W e unreservedly recommend Gossard Corsets as the complete expression o f modern corsctp'Our highly specialized corset service is main­ tained with a full appreciation o f the exacting needs of the modern, active woman. $2.5° ?2.75 * 3 .°° S3.50 ?4.00 »5 .°° *5 .50aml more For sale— Duroc Jersey pigs and ws. Good stock. Joe Fernandez. 64-3tp. Carbon Paper Bmy yomr tyfimrrkmg m w I n • ‘ THE HERALD P R IN T IN G C O M PAN Y Phone 148 Saaford, Florida For sale— Buick Four. • latest model. .Good condition, new tires. A bargain. Wigljt Tire Co. 64/2 seven room house For sale Good . and lot. Cheap. On Sanford Heights Central St. Adrress Box 443 City, 64k2tp.■ For sale—2&-foot launch, maho­ gany finish, auto top and control, 16 miles per hour, practically new, original cost $1200.00. Cash or will The Yowell Successors to Yowell-Speer Company �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH O F INTE R ESTIN G ITE M S FR O M COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEM INO LE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FO li TH E HERALD ■ W EST GENEVA AVENUE The hot wave is still with us. The sun seems hot enough to burn things up, but the timA is coming when we will bo glad to get In the sun to get warm. Mr, and Mrs. James Byrd and two daughters, Misses Margaret and Rubla from Geneva ore spending the week's end with their aunt, Mrs. Will Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ilnrney Heck and children ure spending a month at the beach enjoying the cool breezes and sand flies. The good news comes every day of some of our home boys getting back from overseas and how happy it makes us feel to thi/ik they were jhe lucky ones to get home again. How happy it makes the dear old father and mother feel to.see them coming back. There Is one thing we are all glad of and that is we. don’ t have to take our cattle to the dip in this awful hot weather. I don't think man or beast could stand to go through with it, for it is too hot to do any­ thing but stay in tlie shade through August. ' Mr. Jack Thompson'from DeLand is going Qj take charge of the D. 0. Brown market on Sanford avenue. We lenrn there are several beef mar­ kets going to open soon. Wc hope them all good luck Mr. and Kirs. N icola are spending the week end at their old home place at Soldier Creek. Mrs. Jack Vaughn has a nice rice patch that will be ready to cut in about ten days and that is a big Friday.- \ Mr. and Mr*. ' Burton Humes and little son accompanied them. The Humes art from Watertown, N. Y., and guests at the Chamberlain’s summer home at the bech. A. K. Powers has been In Talla­ hassee on n business trip. His little aon, Kfnchen accompanied him. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Camefon, Hen­ . The good rain Tuesday did cool ry and Eleanor were at Daytona the h o t-w a ve spriuv Wc need it Beach over Sunday , every day t o keep us cool. This is the hottest wave I ever saw 'for Herbert Squire has been in Jack­ many years. sonville to visit his brother, Byran It is getting time now to fix the and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ward and chil­ ground for planting garden Bccd and dren have been guests of .Mrs. Warda we will all be- glad to see the time come to plant'vegetables to eat in­ sisters in Jacksonville recently. stead of dry peas and canned goods. A daughter was born to Mr. and It does make a big saving at home. Mrs. Lee Kinurd August 9th. A garden is half the battle in n famMr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson Vnd a party of young people came It seems like the .aeroplanes have over from Etastis .for the party at stopped pnsaing by. Haven't seen A. B. Cnmeron’s last Thursday even­ ing given as a surprise for Mr. and them going by if they don't call. Mrs. Graham Hunter. It jvas a It would be so nice If we could only very pleasnt gathering with all of have n good place for them to land those invited in attendance except in Snnford. the honorces who failed to put in an LO N G W O O D PIC K -U P S 'Louis Entzminger returned home Sunday from overseas. We nre all glad to see Louijj home again but he says not half so glad as he is to be^ home.. AUGU8T 14 We are always prepared to meet your needs. We have a complete Actclyno Gas Welding Outfit and plenty of gas on hand at all limes* therefore we are always prepared to do all kinds of Weld­ ing. There la no Job too big or too Bmall/or us, they all receive our prompt attention by our : : : : : Skilled Welder-: : : : • .. . Auto Repairing and Accessories of all Kinds M IL L E R A N D SO U TH ERN T IR E S A N D TUBES C A R R Y LA R G E S T M IL E A G E G U A R ­ A N T E E for LESS M O N E Y W HERE SERVICE IS C ERTAIN First St. Sanford Ave A card was received from Mrs. R. L. Grier from Charlotte, N. C. They expect to leave today (Tues­ day) to drive back home.. The fam­ ily has had a fine time. head and died in a short time. His A card was received from C. IJ. wife was alone with him until morn­ Mr. and'Mrs. McDaniels and Mrs. Tyler from St. Joe, Michigan, theta ing. Besides his wife he leaves a son Sharpe of Oakland were the guests on a business trip. 1n New York City. He was buried of Mrs. Hardaway on Tuesday. C. M. Stowe of Cameron avenue in the Cntholic cemetery. The de­ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entzminger is renovating and building Several ceased was born in Germany and had were shopping in Snnford on Mon- rooms to his house. lived in the U. S. about thirty years COM PANY J. F. McClellantf is building u — ten years' in East Sanford nnd .Mrs, Will Satcher has been spend­ tenant house. G_. W. Spencer has twenty years in New York City. He ing the week with her parents. built several tenant houses and John was about 62 years old.... Miss Lillian Waits was shopping Russell has "also built more tenant The Security' Lightning Rod Co. houses. in Orlnndo Saturday. of Burling, W ls„ have been placing J. C. Ellsworth and the now farm­ rods on many homes in East San­ Mrs. Wilkinson of Gainesville is visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. ing company have both been using ford. The'work is all done,with cop­ ronsiderable dynamite in’ their clear­ per cables. B. C. Kyles of Jackson­ Bill 1 Allen. ville is their representative for the . Miss Margaret Allen has returned ing operations. L,. M. Lucas had the misfortune soufhern states. from Gainesville where she was ink­ to break both bones ip his left arm ing a business course. O VIEDO Miss Lillian Wuils leaves Sunday last Friday while on a scaffold help­ Miss Mabel Swope entertained a for Williston where she will visit ing Mr. Glidewell build his house on West First street. L>r. Robson set few of her girl friends Saturday even­ friends for several weeks. the arm and it is doing well. ing in honor of Miss, -Bertha GutMrs. J. b. Dtnkel will go up to A young son of Mrs. J. G. Hasty tridge of Haines City. Jacksonville on Saturday Where she will he the guest of her daughter, was thrown from a running horse Miss Ella Belle Jones spent a few Mrs. H. It. Chapman for a week or last Friday afternoon apd received a days last week with Mrs. J. A. bud scalp wound and a general two. Clarke. shaking up. Dr. Robson came to Mrs. Q. L. West, Mrs. Mary West care for him. GENEVA and Mrs. I,. E .*W right visited Or We, understood J. C. Hall’s home but the score stood 8 to 2 in favor Mrs. Frank Pitts left Tor Tampa on Celery avenue was struck by landf) Tuesday. of Oviedo, On- Thursday afternoon last Saturday to join tier husband, NOW OPEN Mrs. R. W. Lawton entertained Oviedo und Longwood are to play at lightning one day last week hut not Catering to Commercial Men Miss Lois Grant went to Jackson­ much damage was dona. the Crochet Club Friday afternoon. Oviedo and much interest is being and Families _ ville Inst u'eek to visit her sister, Harry Ward has bought "ten acres Most of the members of the club manifested in this game. American I ’U n , Good Ka U. R a trs Itm o m b U Miss Callie Grant. Th e T A V A R E S IN N . Ta va rr*. F U . of land of B. Steel. The land joins were present nnd a most delightful Mr. liny Greene of Rollins Col­ Mrs. C. L. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Moran Mr. Ward's farm on Ueardull ave­ afternoon was spent: lege was in Oviedo Tuesday in the in­ West, Mrs. I. G. Sftnmons and Mrs. spent last Tuesday in Sanford shop­ nue. The land joins Mr. Steel's terest of the college. Chas. Lee entertained the club with ping. ( home place on the north. music and delicious refreshments of Miss Mary Leinhart spent Sun­ Mrs. .J. A. Worthy of Atnericus, The building known as the tile cream and cake were served. The day in Orlando with her sister, Mrs. Ga., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. mill has been torn down! It was club ■“will be entertained this week C. A. Brannon ■ V. T . Peters. one of the oldest buildings in East V by .Mrs. A. 'K. Crawford. Mr: and Mrs. E. A. Farnell nnd Mrs. Way and children of Amer­ Sanford. "There are only three older Mrs. C. G. Clough and little E. A. Farnell, Jr., spent several — the A. B. Cameron home. Joe icas, On., who have been visiting daughter of Lakeland are visiting days at Daytona Reach last week. Sirs. W av’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Cameron's ho mo and the W. W. Mrs. Clough's stNter, Mis. II. H L J’ Chambliss left last week for Miller home." The mill was built Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mrs, J. A. McCall. about seventeen years ago for the home. Clark and Miss Eunice Clarke visit­ Mrs. 0. A. Marshall is spending ed Sanford Inst Friday. Mrs. David Speer of Sanford is nuuuifacture of cement tile by G. F. the week end with her son, Dr. C. J. spending a few days with her-sister, Smith. Joe Cameron and the late Messrs. Enoch Partin, Theodore Marshall in Sanford.' J. N. Whitner were also interested Mrs. C. W. Culpepper. Aulin, Lee Wheeler und Tililen Ja­ in it. The property is now owned Messrs. Jones and Curry of the Mr. C. F, Olmstend of Ft. Pierce cobs visited Sanford Wednesday. by J, G. Hasty. Agricultural and Industrial Depart­ was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Au­ T h e .many' friends of Mr, ■Jarnb Netting died vbfy'suddenly ment of the Seaboard Air Line Rv IF ROUGH brey M oran-last week. Cushing will lie glad .to know that he last Tuhrsdav evening at, his home visited Oviedo Tuesday. ROADS INJURE The Oviedo ball team played the is improving rapidly and will soon be your tires bring them to our vulcioSorrento team Tuesday ufternqon. able to return to his home in Oviedo. izing plant and the injury will he re­ On account of a heavy rain storm it lb C. Hall spent tin- day in paired in a manner that will make was impossible to finish tile game Oviedo Sunday lifter having been the tires as good as ever. No merely for several months in Georgia. damaged tires are beyond our ability Edward Argo left Wednesday for to repair— only completely worn ones. So if you meet with a *wT| a short business trip to Waldo Quite a number of Snnford people accident don’ t worry about the cost visited Oviedo Monday evening in of a new otae. Bring the injured tire the intern t of the Fernaltl-Laugh ton here and it will he made all right again. 'Memorial Hospital Association. . McCormick and Deering Mowing Machs, H ay R a k e s and Harrows The TA V A R ES INN CASH PA ID FOR usod household-furniture ^hist be in fair condition. Beds Springs ' < hairs Dressers. Rockers,-etc.' . Call or Address: .121 Sanford Avenue The Wight, Tire Company continues to sell cars, their record for the past thirty days has never before been equaled in the city. Nine small Chevrolet, two large Chevrolets and three of the latest model Chandlers. They have on exhibit one of the new “ Chandler Sport”* models done in a rainbow blue with black running gear. The body is the very latest creation in a sport model, the color scheme, which is harmony to the last word, speaks only words of praise for the work of the master coach builder. On Wednesday evening the citi­ zens were called together at the Methodist church and Mr. T, Lingo and Mrs'. S. W were elected to represent Oviedo in San­ ford Thursday evening nt the Hos­ pital Association meeting. PHONE IT Sanford, Florid Daily Fashion These cars have been very scarce lately, due to the enormous demand for the “ car with the marvelous motor” but its thought that from now on the supply will increase, means that many more will be seen on the streets of Sanford We forgot to mention that the sales record of this progressive firm also shows four used cars sold during this period, is where we lead D IAM O N D TIR E S always outrun their mileage guarantee, that’s why riiore and more people are using theip every day. I f a Diamond tire cost you, right to the penny, what the highest priced tires cost, you'd get your moneys worth even then— but they are priced very moderately, the first cost of a Diamond is actually less than many, of the so called cheap tires. Ge a r c u t t in g * AUTO W ORK ACTELYNE W E L D IN G In fact anything in A SMART L IT T L E m a c h in e FRO SHOP W ORK. Bho may bo trying to figure total of two and one-half and S E M IN O L E BANK ANNEX ON M A G N O L IA A . * : ■ . ■ ESI 123 AVENUE --V : * ■ ■ ■ 1=3 « 0S9i 1 *' , _t - ■ ■ rv , >. ^ •mart effect of the little cheek serge dress trimmed'with-potketa and gir. die Of self-material and collar off! white hemstitched organdy. Medians N o lost time here, your work ready when. prom ised. D U V A L IR O N W ORKS JACKSONVILLE pav • H-A ' vr Hf rv/ftM ia 'jsx 6 hdG.'’< QP �: r * A • . t, t .• • r. S* -- -_:;- V :•;■ • . '~ >.»\' * *r 1-':. i A□ DEAL FOR YOUR ROUND DOLLAR — PHONt'181 'A F»*d f*r E t n j N » H “ ii- 1 SO M E o r o u t SPECIAL PRICES L A R G E Frames EASY Well, yea. Our groceries are pleasing to serve or display. at our store and get acquainted or phone 1GG for supply, Large or Small. Call a Your Patronage is Appreciated, Algood Oleomargerine and Everbest Margarine.—Always fresh (Ask Our Customers) J. W . Booth P H O N E 166 CURBSTONE_GLEANINGS BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E " EVEN TH E GATE POST N O T IN IT A Chief Is Among Yt> Taking Notea • and Faith, "H e ’ll Print ’e m ";.. So Saya Sauntcrer. • ■j Isn’ t it funny? W hat we call high cost of living In these dnys of high livjng And how we can all remember When there were, no autorf And very few silk Markings And people did not cat much And yet we all lived and Had our being and knew nothing Of the pleasures of today And there were few strikes iTIINDLE HOTEL w w JjSckSDHVILU’flA Europv&nPbn^CbatpIc^-nodcm-Sweofve^ outriderooms-Steamtinted•*l.Bup-Ci£in oowtfdkm-Convenient to&tayttuA$-In heart of City•Send for Booklet' *- 1 imrouusurra,proF’r • T N T LAST And talk*of the under dog And the guy who had something Wanted to add more to his roll . Regardless of whether he Was The boss or the working man. H e just had the little old idea Of getting while the getting was What you might call some better Than th6 ordinary daily routine Alt of which reminds, us that Sandbagging is not always confined To the,man who lingers in the alley And the victims are we poor huobV Who are standing in the highway Trying to get from between And out from under the two Millstones that are now mashing us. • • * 11 Women in New Smyrna shot oil her husband's- head the other day. i Other men ot my acquaintance have ! their heads talked off by their wives whirh makes me think that hubbies are bound to lose their beads any­ how, so what's the use? rr Chase Mosquitos Aw ay t6 Stay With fthlUratlRz; Jrilfhlftil — d h !!*• » 4u* fcomL Get*! ittf tlai U utt Btul h«U*# ft# f*HP iktn BlrfBlSCDl. <L*»rtnlr#t| to i rrp tb rra r t f . O f | w f l4 fk . tBamltiitit itiil onj# t frw dm* Ko Hit K.aif I i ira) f i d i t ^ h « r « a r j . VT.11 h<d fUitl llurO. A ?“** will jit! i t*f b RArfiiit A\m r r ^ a m o iW a * A MflBtliilV Pftl# fl'fS* faot-'iV rt**<f*» N . Her. BJlCl. elC. JUk JtAif tlfiUr, of Tho *\ e \ 0 V t a e Co,. M ontgom ery, A la . • * •** Understand that my old friend, Forrest Lake will run for Congress this time, meaning that he will be elected. Hon. Scars has hud it three terms and cannot say that he should have a second form now to show what he can do. I also understand that nil the congressmen now in of­ fice will have opposition as the people are not at all satisfied with their work during the war times. • CATES CRATE COM PANY, look nfter their interests in this Kay Krnuth the manager and Mr. ■strike and that if they do, not go 'and Mrs. Campbell the attractive back he will have* nothing to do with dining room had been made beauti­ it I really think that they should dp ful .with vases of rosea on every just that little thing. The shop men table. Electric fans made the room of course can' do just as they please most cool and comfortable and the about it, and do .not need to take neatness was the watchword and my advice only I am with Wilson everything was spick and span. The on this little matter and every other tables were supplied with everything that the market affords and in or­ little matjer. der to have nice fresh tomatdes Mr, Well, if it goes from had to worse Krnuth had sent ns far us Baltimore * and the trains stop running I can to get them. live on fish aivl sweet potatoes. And anyhow the boats are running to Jacksonville and little old Sanford is better off than some of her neigh­ bors. The opening day was a great success.and those who dined at the, Seminole feel, that Sanford has one of the finest nnd most up to date places in the state. Seminole count;- needs a hospital a'.id it is 'u p jo the real med and women of the county to get busy and see that a hospital is assured’. We have tho chunco for one' now nnd it should not be turned down. Daily Fashion Hint THE BIG FEED HOUSE « • ty of electrical troubles on autos and guarantee all our^ work. We also have competent mechanics- to overhaul your car and can give you satisfactory service if your (roubles are large or small. We are . m l a d k l p h ia «• • * Guaranteed 18 Months let YOUR nest BATTERY be a PHILADELPHIA. ■ Sanford Battery Service Co. L. A. RENAUD, Prop. 203 Oak Avenue After the fire Mrs. Maine* gath­ ered her guests and served most delightful punch and enkes. Those present were: Mrs. Geo Hyman, Mrs. Philipps' Mrs. I’. E. Pitts, Mrs. Ernest BettsMrs. Leslie ‘ Bryan, Mrs. Forrest Gntehel, Mrs. Stewart Telford. Mrs. McAllister, Miss Clara Milieu, and Miss. Minnie Stewart. We meet with Miss Clara Millen next Monday ufternoon at four o’ clock. Phonejl89 7048 'DGO FOB LEADEItB OF TH E IN T E R ­ M E D IA T E SET. A prolty frock adds to the Joy of living, no matter If tho wearer Is tiny, hence the cheery look on the countenance of the lady to tho left who wears a Ian chnmbruy frock. Tho collar Is trimmed with embroid­ ery. while buttons and pockets emp­ hasise (he panel front of tho dress. The sides aro plaited to-a fitted bod­ ice. All of this out of three and three-quarter yards of 3G-lnch mate­ rial,'for n six-year old. One nnplrcs to serge nnd alpaca nrnntid the ages of twelve or fourteen nnd the proper way to mnko it Is with n square yoke-to which tho high wnlstcd skirt Is plaited. Belt nnd enllar are of contrasting silk Mediumsire requires 2 yrfrds 54-1itch mate­ rial First Model: Pictorial Itovlow Dress No. 7948. * Sfies, 6 .to 14 yca^s. Price, 20 cents. Second Model: No. 79G0. Sites, 6 to 14'years. Price, 20 cents. Room Opens The Seminole dining room or gfill opened last Sunday morning at the breukfusl hour ami from that time until the close nt night this fine hotel did a thriving business. Under tho skillful hands of* Mr. You are j i A as safe in sending your your $10.00 Silk Shirt to us as you would be in sending the grimest, dirtiest pair of overalls in ’ Sanford. | | | | ,| Let Us Look After All Your S o ile d Clothing The Dixie Steam Laundry • . Leesburg, Florida ROBERT GLENN IGOU, Agent. Phone 299 / :-A if $ r You «nn see the horrors of wur when one of our fine young men like Joe Chittenden comes home crippled for life and it makes me pause to think there is something rotten aboi^ sending our hoys over there' to fight at thirty dollars a month while others were Ig/t over here to draw down * extortionate wages while resting securely in the work shops and ship yards. If there is ever another war— but then we will not have another one soon for the profiteers have made enough money to last them for fifty years. • • • . r J.V Betts ’ th e* clean est, coolest a n d n ew est ice c re a m p a r lo r in S a n fo rd *; I see that clubs are being formed in mnny of the cities of tb® ladies who will go without stockings before they will pay the high price for silk stockings. This is a good idea nnd ‘one that will no doubt be fol­ lowed in this town. In fact I have already seen some of the jadies going around their regular household du­ ties,and working in the yards with­ out any stockings and there is really hothing indecent In this now depart­ ure, don't you know? And if they all decide to go without stockings this summer it will not only be cool­ er but will syve the head of the fam­ ily considerably cash, believe m?. ' C o m e in a n d cool off. Ic e cre tim a s p e cia lty * N u n n a lly rs fa m o u s candies fresh by express, cigars, c o ld d rin ks a n d -cLi I s ta tio n e ry , *• * t♦ Sunday ice cream orders a specialty N u t door to Perk in t 4 Drill •-T-r* - • ij: 5 m 0. MOTOR CO. NFO RD FL 5 I hav* enough confidence in President Wilson to believe that he wiU do just what he saya he will do ana whyn he Mates that if the shop­ men will go back to work he will « the official service station for th*e famous * Dear Saunterer: Can you tell me what position Or­ lando now occupies Ln the state league? FAN. Dear Fanny: 1 do not know. Tbu will have to ask Bartow. ^ * /0r t * • • ♦ V IU i;i;l The Pipe Organ Club Met with Mrs. Schclle Maincs last’ Monday afternoon. Despite theexcitement of the fire so near we hud an interesting and enjoyable meeting. We are anxious that more .of tfie members- of the Baptist churrh join our. club. We meet every Mon­ day nftatimpn nt four o’clock. Al­ ready wo have a neat littlt* auiu stored away for our Pipe Lrgnn. Seminole Dining Let us inspect your battery FREE, put dis-‘ tilled water in FREE, . *We make a special* P 1 Just heard that we are about to lose that mule lot and 'hill board on the corner of Magnolia and Second. Great Removal Sale. Well, all things runic to those that A. Rnffeld must move from his wait and some of us have been wait­ prrsenl location in the Peoples ing sometime. Bank Building and offers his entire • » I stock of Ladies and Gents Furnish­ rt July has passed nnd but one ings at greatly reduced prices. baby has been born within the city Ladies dresses and waists, camisoles, limits of Fort Pipper. What’ s the etc. and Men's silk shirts, suits and matter with July?— Fort. Pierce Tribshoes are all marked down at- prices unq. that will make them move. See Hut why blame it on July, brut he r the advisement* in this issue. This I would rise and remark what is the store is in the old postolllre building. mutter with Ft. Pierce? M OP’ SEALED TINS ONLY AT YOUR GQOCERS L. F. Roper ■ >? V j W h a t , G r o c e r ie s ? « Purina Scratch Fred Purina ('hlckrn Chowder W . C. Oal* I (lab tirade llardaeod Aabe* W e have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere TO PEBD -* II S .00 11.75 111.75 f l.ie 50 lb Ijp of lord Oklahoma Hoar, SI lb aack 100 lb* Ha far A Coed Scratch feed, no black wed Builds * - ♦ ’» ■ V * * ... ' . - - ‘ ! ■ ■ y nFSirtffl , 'i& t - �present who were owners or agents of the owners of property would bo heard by the board and that any and all complaints us to the valua­ tions of the property raised by the board and advertised could be made and would be given due considera­ tion, and there being no complaints from such owners or agents the boarg decided to adhere to the valuations made by the tax assessor and as raised by the board of county com­ missioners sitting as a board of eiUjalizani—t*n—the Tib day of July A. D. 1919. Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes____ It was thereupon ordered that the tax assessor be and is hereby in­ structed to assess the property at the vacation fixed by himself as tax assessor except in such cases as the valuations were changed by the board of county commissioners sit­ ting as a board of equalizers and in the latter case covering all such val­ uations as were fixed by the board the tkx assessor must use such valu­ ations' in plate of the -valuations fixed by him. REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY K M OBILOILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES PHONE NO. 41 — REMEM BER WE HAVE . l T H E . NO. FOUND IT! T il e d a is y A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water,'Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. ■* Mode from that same material adopted by the Government lo withstand Nitric and I’icric Add tests in the construction o f its Immense acid plants. Our supply is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. Stock in yards and 25,000 ready for shipment. i M A H O N E Y -W A LK E R CO. I from ad valorem taxation and the estimated receipts from other sources will he available. HANFOIttl. H-OltlllA I..19 ML- BOARD OF COM­ MISSIONERS MEET mwM .ri ’ i* i l I m Continued from last issue Motion of L, IV Swope 2tul by L. !’ Hagan, and carried, the fo l­ lowing resolution was adopted' Ifc V i l l t 1 *, , i *1] i i Jj He i f vtl f t p * i ■ hU ti County resolved ( mi nty. Is liv i he B o a rd of Commissioners of Seirtintde i llJTeliy . . . . . . Hnr.da, that ca lled and , an ••l-etn.ii o rd ere.d . to An Kftllmalv uf ihr N e r t , , , , , pi-nnm for Srmlnulr ('atanl,. T h r follesjijc I. an calimata ,,f the tinrPeters. .1. V. Woks, u nd M. .K, *-«.arv i ,e--Ti»rt of Srminot** County, Klorlil* (or Ihr f i»«* a I yt*r from October 1,1. 1919 lo Dooley. Scptomlicr 10th I92rt n« ■•«lim»<*‘l hv Ihc Tliiant of County C o m m i , . inner.. In ami for n.7, It.. It. Roburt, J. E Seminole County at their regular meeting on Augu.t t i l l , 1919. *' Snyder,* i;. Jiii'ulis. aud I*. B General rl fu nd Salary of Clerk of the Circuit l.'aurl Collins, n» O iu n ty Auditor ami Clerk rh<- County ('um m iulanrri I 1500.00 Precinct 1ii.!*. C E. Mat her*. y lo IVr ill'- rn 1191100 ami Mileage ttsztm of l ' „ m „ 072 on E Mathers, I E. Keditt, I’ av of Sheriff ft for atioetlaiiee on W Mon-m an l ’ nt 4*ofit mii nrmr« IH.HO non.oti AHnrni'V |nf Co tin l > Cum. J 40.00 ‘ rednet N o . 9. T. D. H artley, T. Siip#*r vUnn of lUgUtrntinn County I'lr. nieian nr»o on ,, Lewis. J A. Iti-ttine, anti J i nunly f U rm.rist mt tf u A sj*-r» t 12on oo !•» IT h i r t Hot]** Joo.on N Seari-v. Rtfolr-i t«t Jnti •joo.oo |n,ir> nit ». . w* . . . . . . .. . . F Ufnlturr & Fisftlr*** f»*r Cl, Him«* riTinrl No. 1 I, .1, \\ . O h I p p h , A . i Furniture* A Fixture* Jail 100 00 u he ., H. „ N|u)u.n Mullen, A ,, FuMl.r. anU W. 1J . n ,.tUr.l Mallard, . . ' i I n ju r .nee I n d d r a lili * held, pursuant to the provisions of [ Preeinct N o. 10. James Heed. J, f mo! A.jiliiion. n. Poor Chapter 8195 of the laws of Florida, ' 11 mi«* anti farm Acts Ilf 1919, in and throughout l i - Martin. A.. C. Sjoblom, and A Furniture At KUm,,.,. v *ir ! I *# ** c» i , i ftnil Firm F.i|tpfifrt, ( ip. raDuh •w»r ^|nti«r Si'tninolt* ('m inty, ill the nt«vi*ral K. Sjfrfilnm. i ;i"t F* n*r.il I t.J!j yic pl.i< • - u ft* re 11 » i. t Fi-.n u .i- h» l.l 11 •GU'i pinui t v . f' •r ; i rj •i"> . . i» i\ < ' j» ctuijj I h* jir«>\i^n»n uf >.ii»l I haj- t : f1 | p \ I 1- ( • r i. i- h <•r i «> i uwt r u r 1 1 d i •' 11,1, . |,. i n; , 11;, * sail) K l r r t i 1 11f J j i i i n i! i<\ Lhl-IISP sfit! Farm VMmwii ni*«- In Pan [i . *. 1..f P r ......... < <T■-Da r' lei i|ij * *t h ' - n m( »»f Pi* i * J IJr->r * A \\ tint — * Jn afiit % 1n-iut'ilii F * * » f • Mlr u .f. and i 'inti riiiiU1*^ |1U La u i >t K I-. [)u n n . tn cur tv ter a 196 of tile Laws of Florida, -the tire arms, approved and license or­ same being Entitled An Art to Pro-' dered issued. liihit the running nr" roaming at Notary public bond of S.- F. iJotidlarge of hogs or swine in said Seminey approved. mile County. Florida, said election Krcurd tlookn__ Advfictislnx rrt)utr*>d liy law Tax \ ('iimmlaihirift of T a t J*h»■f i It ft, I »#-nr rill, (* i tuft IV nr ft ? * <"i t*f. !| i f » ami urni»r»l rti«rl w•irk There having lu.cij HO Lids * re­ I ‘ I'triM* of I.(erfmu* !{••«« r %* #1 lur ( '*tnl ceived for the work in Jessup Drain1919. agi District, on motion of (,) P h or I lie purposi of lioliiiug rucli & Mnifji* \ iiml Swope, secoridi'il h\ ( ’ W Kntr.- Salat v .rf II<iail It.iu-f Sii p e r i » * n l * i lection ami mak.t.g return- o f t h e imriger ami oartied, clerk is instruct­ Flint In I •' I otn'f* (nr [(o«i| Itti ole—’ act .ifler i n \ ,i-sl ng I lie same, » D* r 11*•m ed to re-ad vcriise (or tnds in re FadI Ui i)t hri pr raiin.a f«*r Rt-ad Inthe following electors are hereby ■perl ion Jessup Druinage District. *■ (*•»■! Material lo he held on the lbth day of Sept i -i i •] a|ipointed inspectors precincts, the last in the several named Comitmnicafmns received, ip each I and ordered filed. case to. act as Clerk. Prhcinct N o .I, T im Keane. F. E. Giles, A*. W. Wat lien and \V. F. Shelly. Precinct I ;<).2, A. S. Hawkins . J. C. Moffett, Jus. A. JoluisOa, und J. W. 'Hell. - read Communication from T a x Asses­ sor A. Vaughan, received and rend, in reference to assessment of A tla n ­ tic Coast Line Huilroud Co., in Sem­ inole Co., and on motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by C. W . Entzmfnger and carried, clerk*is instruct­ ed to send co py of letter to State Comptroller and ask the reason whj' i Periling* and rare i*f Convlrta. Salary of Ferry mm Pay men i » on umiunt of road* * built hy contract I ' i y m m t i on armtinl of bridiye^ buih by ('ontrart Paid lo I rirorporateif rilie* and Re«i'r%’rd for ( ’ ontlng^nHi** noo.oo 1300. HO 100.00 lOOl! Oil (mi tin c o n v i c U ____ __________ .... ......... Pay of Juror. In Criminal Caaea Salary nf Jailer Hraerved for Conllngrnciea . ______ , 1jiHI (HI Jtid no 100OO lOOOtJR) /or W om ens C b iltlr v r i s and M ens Shoos. • -j (■ M’d T Sanford,'Florida ' r RO LLINS ^ ______ - (L A K E COLLEGE V IR G IN IA ) -- --------- GEORGE M O R G A N W A R D , D. D., LL.D Oldest College In Florid* L* .Inter-Denominational A IM T o provide n liberal education, a generous culture, u thorough training of the physical, Intellectual ahd spirit­ ual nature.. OFFERS Four-Joar course leading to A. B. degree. Prc-profesBional courses in Agriculture, Medicine, Engineering, Law and Theology. Specinl departments: Music, Commerce, Homo Econo­ mics, Normal, Fine und Applied Arts und Academy. Roarer of Lertures for 1919-20 includes a largo number of authors, scientists, artists and professional men of na­ tional prominence. . Naval Unit with instruction for ten ratings. Strbng athletic program including aquatics. Expenses moderate. Thirty-Fifth year begins 22 September, 1919. For catalog and other Information address: THE SECRETARY, R O LLIN S COLLEGE Winter Park, Florida' .$ 15.00 , 31.70 W ilhairv- l 1.00 John B. Stetson University 20.00 10.55 51.66 97.69 64.23 49.01 LINCOLN IIULLEY, Ph.II.. Litl.D., LL.D., President Del.and. Florida SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG 18.50 1 in: ( i l t A l t r A T t : n K P A H T M E N T — D a m r a <>[ M a.tr >’ of Alla .tldSrlrnrr, T H E ( H I . I . E U K UK LltlKItAL ARTS FOR M E N —Twrnly-onc drp.rlmrn., in .11 T H E r O L L E O K O f I.IIIEItAt. A UTS f o i l W O M E N A woman dran. trparalr dor m llnrlra . T H E C O I.I.E UE O l' L A W — Urad ualr. prarllre in I'lniMa olllioul namlnallon. T I I E n i l . L K f i K o f E N U I N K K I U N G -C o u ra ra In r n f in r c r ln f Iradlns lo* d rfirra . T H E C O L L E G E f o i l T E A C H E I I S , K .p r f l.l lr for flo rld a I r a r h r r .. T H E C O L L E G E O f lll'NKNK.HS llanklnp, llnokkrrplnp. Shurlhand. T j p f. f l l l n f . T H E A C A I I E M V — I'rrparra Tor alt hlfb (r a d e r o llr (ra , T H E S C H O O L O f M E C H A N I C A I I T H - P n r baya and younp mm, T H E S C H O O L O f M CHIC I’ lanu, plpr organ, violin, volrr. harmony, rhortia nork. T H E S C H O O L OK F IN E A R T S — 45.50 8.23 27.26 .7 J 251.50 359.03 19,86 32.01 32.00 20.67 107.70 Specinl Attention is Called to 28.7 0 975 75 I 110.00 36.00 30.60 50.00 23.00 6.60 1 I h*- I'ri-llminor} Cnur.r In \grlrulmrr lli,tan> , lllahjg,. Org.mr and In .rg.mr 1 h.-rni,tr>. ({Ualilallvn and (|Uanllla1lv n ana!)„U, Agrlrulmrol Chrmi.tri, Min.-rahigy. (irolog y, ,*tc*. I Ilf I'rr Mt'dlral Cour.n ehy.ii,logy, lliologr, Anatomy, llarlrrlology. Ill-lrohigy, /.«tnh.gy, Ilntany, Gv /.oology. Hotany, Gt-nrral Chrmf.lry, Inorganic ( hrmUiry. Organic Chcmiitry, (|ualitaltvc and quanlllalltp Chrml.trjr, I'hjalra, T h r Cnur.r for llrllg'ana W o r k e r . —In Ilibliral Lltrralurr, lllalory, Engll.h, Paychology. Pedagogy, Ethira, Logic and Thrlam.' 12.00 4.00 C. W. Kntzminger 8.00 K. II. Kilhee Fine A: Forfeiture Fund '16.00 Schelle M nines 50.01) David Speer 65.00 E. A. Douglass 25.00 1 E. A. Dougluss tono.oo E. F . H o u s h o ld e r ................ 200U.no Florida Safe & Lock Co. 26.40 1 44.09 9.53 ......• 141.35 - 56.23 77.00 - 6.00 . .......... 16.30 4.00 ,. .64 fSSSSS L. G. Stringfellow sooo.on E. E. Brady fido.eu E. E. Brady soo.oo E. E. Brady ’ S',00,00 Schelle Maine* 1500.00 R. C. Whitten , . f:,o.oo 7*0.70 It. C. Whitten It. C,. Whitten Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes, , Safety Deposit Boxes. Prompt Delivery Box 84, Lakeland, Florida KEEP YOUR EYE O N THE HERALD W A N T COLUMN BICYCLES - - BICYCLES 200.00 300.00 7*0.00 <150.00 5 3*90.00 I t • » < th reupon m o l v r d that the Clerk id t h e ’ Circuit Court bo directed lo have the foregoing ratlmate* e.tfm aa made by the Hoard puhli.hed in a newepaprr in Ihf. c-vunty by one In.erlinn and that . copy thereof proper­ ly rerlifled-he forwarded to the Comptroller of (he Stale of Florida. It > u further reaolved that at a .preiaf meeting of thia Hoard to be held on the |6th day id Aururt A. D. 1919, the foregoing eatimalea .hall be taken up and eon.ldarrd and acted upon and at the aarae tim e the tat l e v y - f o r Ih* year A. D./C9I9 witt ba made. Dong- and ordered In regn* thia the 4th day of Auguat A. DOUGLASS E. A. Cl*rk Hoard ol County Commiaaionera. Ih Allen Allman Wm. Wood A. W . Moreinnn Tropical \‘eg. Co Mahoney-Walker Co. Vo. Co. Heal Estate Co. Overland Sales & Serv. Co_ Lawton Bros. The Texas Co K. A. Farnell M. S. Nelson w. E. Hawkins Hill H d w . Co. J. M. Waits j . M. Wynn . Wight 'Grnc. Co Hill Lumber Co Igou & Igou Igou & lgotl Chiiluota Mfg. Co N. C. Jacobs Fred T Williams \ .1 It Junes D. II ( Huliun I U0.00 W. K. Fuller 300.(io Alex Foster .1 0 0 .0 0 1000,01) \\r. A. Whitcomb . 2S00 oo 200.00 Alex Foster i mi no L. I’ . Hagan '.oo oo ! (). p. Sw npe t 7600.00 Tick Era die .lion Fund Payment of T i m e W a r r a n t ! ____ t 3500.00 Intrrrat on T im e Warrant! 390.00 f^T f i q CHASE & CO M PANY Road & Bridge Fund , |QO IH) ( . t 8360.00 lloildlng Fund Payment of T im e Warrant. 5 55(h).00 Interrat on Tljne Warranta________ _ 2100.00 j L E T U S Q U O T E Y O U O N Y O U R R E Q U IR E M E N T S OF A L L K IN D S O F M A T E R IA L — W E W ILL SAVF YOU M O N E Y A N D G IV E YOU — GOOD SE R V IC E — $97.96 1(Hi ml 1s Toni* and Mnrhinerj, r*«*r ami rvpni r* U v r Hlock, Cuii, C i fp a Feeding Paid for Fie** J.aLnfV ,_____ ___ P i y of Convert fluanfa lowni. Sur ir y in i: 7JO 00 &oo.do 200.00 $31 S-10.70 Precinct ! u. 3. C. L Britt, G . *P. f l n r A f l y f r l l n r r , Fund Paxton, Du lid Speer, and F. I*. Sheriff £ Ilrpu |r«, coat hin« * 2000.00 there has been no increase. Cog.i.M*., m.t b ill.____ 100.00 Hines. rat hill 100.00 Clerk instructed to draw warraqU>^rojjftyh'ud**'Viot* hi|0|»T<* r'"" 500.00 Precinct N o.4. A. A. Hicks, F. A. 100.00 to take up certificates of indebted- j Juolc* «f the IV«cr. cu,t bill, soo.oo Johnson. A. V. McGuinn, and Leo­ ness Nos. 1 to 8. account Sominole j ii.iuft r„>-. c , imi7,.i Court .1 0.00 nard Kelts. 500.00 County Guard, saitl ccrtifilcates held Wl,nM* 200.00 Court Stenographer Precinct No. 5, T . .L. Cushing, N . by the First NationalMlank of Fan- Other ripenara of Criminal I’ roaecutinna . _ „ _ _ 200.00 J. Tanner, O. G. Walcott, ami H. B. ford, said certificates and interest to Sheriff', fommaiaion of Kinea C*lMcCall. Ipi-Ic L f 200 , 0 0 . date amounting to $4284.49, feeding Priaonera__ _ ________ I 500.00 Precinct N >5. J. W. Flynt, G. T . It was announced that all those Tranaportatinn paid dUchargrd r COTTON SEED M EAL CASTOR PO M ACE T A N K A G E J '' ASH ES The tax books being ready to be returned to the tax assessor tor the purpose of extending the taxes there­ on as provided by law the board of county commissioners took up the matter of malting (an estimate of the necessary expenses for the fiscal •year, from October 1st, A. D. 1919, to, the IlOtb day of September A. D, 1920), and having considered the'receipts estimated by the clerk and the valuation of the property 'o f the county as shown by the assessment roll prepared by .jh e lax assessor and having given full consideration to the needs and necessities of the County Guard Fund county and the requirements for the 10.00 different purposes to hieet the. ex­ Geo. Fox, Agent First National Bank.............. 3858.90 penses dnring the said fiscal year have determined and do hereby de­ $3868.90 clare the following to he the expenses Building Fund and nil special and extraordinary the j I gnu & Igou 46.00 expenses contemplated for 14.25 fiscal year next ensuing and fnr [ F. H. Harris 37.70 which (he revenue for the year 1919 E. A. Douglass Cars Washed and delivered— W e Will Call . for and Deliver Your Car. s - in Frank Harris 50.00 If. C. DuBosc 20.00 Mrs. L. C. Glisson... ......... 25.00 \V. C. Williamson ...... G5.00 Herald Printing Co................. 41.88 Florida Times-Union........5.00 Sou. Utilities Co. ................. 4.50 Jas. H. Cowan.......... ........ 1.30 Sou. Utilities Co. .......................15.19 Hill Hardware Co................... 17.20 L. R. Philips & Co. ....... 3.41 Underwood Typewriter Co.... 66.75 E. A. Douglass ... 75.00 Dr. S. Pulcston....................... 25.00 Dr..J. N. Tolar. ..... 6.00 Dr. J. T. Denton . 20.00 Celery Ave. S t o r e .................. 123.08 WoodrufT & Wntson 6.25 Geo. D. Barnard Sta. Co ... 276.60 Tampa Tribune Tub. Co 5.00 H, & W. B. Drew Go....... 8.88 J. J. Dickinson....... ,.... ......... ' 6.65 ■W. C. Williamson .......... 46.45 R. C. W hitten.,*........ ............. 8.20 E. E. Brady ..... ............ L. 13.00 A. A. Moran....................... 85.00 It. B. Lynch....................... 85.00 D. H. Hooker. ....................... 91.65 J. W. Nixon......... ............ 10.00 D. E. Hart r...................... 85.00 E. A. Douglass ....... 23.79 II. C. Dulloae, Pros.-.. ...... 124.00 L. A. Brumley 4.40 L. P. H agan,....’ 12.00 C.- W. Enti'mlnger . 18.00 O. P. Swope 7.40 E. H. Kilhee . 12.80 First National Bank 425 59 Reports of the soveral county of­ ficials read, approved 'and ordered m*d. • ' i Warrants paid during the month of July were ordered cancelled. The (ollrtwing hills as audited -by While we have gone into the Auto Accessory and Auto Tire and Vulcanizing Business we are still in the Bicycle Business and are now Better Prepared than ever to serve you in our Bicycle Repair Department and can better supply your demands for the Best Bicycles Manufactured. • We carry a big stock and a complete line of all Bicycle Accessories aud Childrens Velocipedes and Toy Automobiles. Everything on Wheels. See us when you need wheel goods. f . . Phone 251-W i Sanford, Florida 'i ; * '• 115 Park Ave. • t* - *- * »' V �AUGUST 15. 1919 TH E SANFORD HERALD - - l ** — —— ■ ■ ■ __ •. ■ ■— equipment to where they should be, materially and financially. I f the present owners of the rail­ road aro-running them as they say at a loss with no future prospect of remuneration they should only be too ({lad to net their money returned to them and to hand the business over to others more capable. Where in this can be found any reason for the use of the word "confiscation?” From A. C. Peel, Chrm. There s no doubt about it. Flics not only v cows and the milker, but they keep you iroi all the milk you should. . ' And there’ s no doubt about this either ^ rid of flics at milking time— and the sure way Spray u on just before milking. P R A T T S don not taint P R A T T S dots not burn or blister the hide. P R A T T S does not t; gum up the hair. 1 G ive your cows a chance to give more milk. G ive your wor L a chance to get their rest. Give P R A T T S a trial. ^ “ Your Money Back I f You A re N ot Satisfied," L. ALLEN SEED COMPANY Sanford, Florida THE PEO PLES Co-Operalton An editorial In answer to Editor Holly's editorial entitled The Ques­ tion of Labor appearing in the San­ ford Herald of Aug. 1st, 1919. Ed­ itor Holly says the co-operative plan is the only solqtion for the chaotic condition now prevailing (Thank you, Father Time, I ’ ve been trying to convert Boh Holly for 15 years to . tho. co-operative plan). Now, let’ s analyze co-operation or ratty*?’ define-co-opmrtforn and I think in FORUM my crude nnd uneducated way being an uneducated working man — a striker, if you please, at the time being). Definition of Co-operation, ns ap­ plied to all tho people. Lot those things collectively, used he collectively owned and adminis­ tered by the government in the in­ terest of all the people—all our pres­ ent economic ills are caused by the private ownership in tho means of life, viz, private ownership "of trans- VAGB FIVE portation communication and tho mills, mines nnd factories and the qatural resources of Mother Earth: If Mother Earth has denied 99 per cent of her children these blessings Father Timo is now about to restore them. Friend Holly, wo aro in the transition period, passing from com­ petition to co-operation. You chnotic business men sit tight, V c the organized working class have nn ar­ ticulate body, one that can act nnd that surely if nothing else he accom­ plished in this present great railway strike will force, has already forced congress to swat the unholy profit­ eer. More Anon. Vs i L i t ; W. P. Fields, Americana and Yankees. Although Canada la part o f tfc« continent of America, tho nnms American l« utnnlly limited to citizens o f the United States. A rent Ynnkeo Is supposed to have been _ born nnd raised In one of die New, England slntes, but outside of this country tho nnmc Is applied Indiscriminately to people o f the United Stales. Daily Fashion Dint Createst Name In Goody-Land R ia a w n i C L i v ^ t Wc arc now manufacturing Bee H i v e Malcxlal from Selected Cypress h o a r d s , "T h o Wood Eternal.” which East C o n s t beekeepers seem to be particularly well ■cased with. 10 Frame ’SOc, each GOc each 40c each 10c each 50 per 100 Ends mortised for top and bottom bars, bored fur wires, top bar grooved and wedge furnished. Shallow Frames, for supers (name as nbovo)...._....... $3.50 pcr'100 A LL M A T E R IA L S H IPPE D K N O C K E D .D O W N . NAILS FUK• NISH ED AT S L IG H T A D D IT IO N A L COST In addition to material listed above we manufacture several different sizes and grades iif frames,^elr., and will furnish details on request. Top Board ___ Standard Bedy Shallow Super Bottom Board W R IT E YARD NEAREST YO U — WE HAVE T H E M AT Titusville, Cocod, Eau Gallic, Fort Plcrcei Stuart and Miami, Fla. General Offices— Fort Pierce, Fin. N o w is the tim e to place yo u r order fo r the <‘F o rd s o n Tractor. $750.00 P ric e o f T ractors Power E xten sio n prices i. o I F ac to ry N E W A N D DISTINCTIVE STYLES. One resolution "denounced the Dark hluo velours do lalno Is well labor demands," the other denounced ndnp'lcd to tho development of tho "th e proposal to take over the rail­ first frock pictured. Tha lines nrs roads and the attempted confiscation straight and simple, though tho nddltlon of long wool frlugo to tho bolt of private propr. . ' and Imck panel, ami n fur collar to As to the first: The llailrond Shop tho squaro-cut neck nro- extremely Tho cuffs nro of Crafts were appealed to from all dressy features. fur to correspond with tho collar. sides to remain at their work to do Medium slzo requires 3’ 4 yards G4their very best to keep the railroads Inch mntorlal. For the woman who likes pictur­ working. Posters were issued by the government nnd posted in nil the esque effects for hmiso affairs, tho shops urging nil the men to do their dress to the right fs especially suit­ ed. With n skirt of black and white utmost, us the winning of the wur satin striped taffeta In worn n tunicdepended upon the moving of freight blouse of white Batin, trhnmed with and troops. Any differences of rovers nnd cuffs to correspond with wages and working ’conditions would tho skirt. Tho squaro-cut-vcat In fin­ he equitably settled later. ' While ished with n hemstitched hem, Mo* dlum size requires 3 yards 36-inch other workers were striking aqd re­ check and 3 yards 40-Inch plain ma­ ceiving seventy-two, then eighty nnd terial. > First Model: Pictorial Review Cos­ ultimately a dollar and over per hour the rnilrond- shop crafts were in tume No. 7908. Sizes, 34 to 44 In­ ches bust. Price, £f> cents. receipt of from forty-five to sixty• Second Model: Costumo No. 7990. eight cents. Responding to these Sizes, 34 to 48 Inches bust. Price,-36 appenls to t heir patriutirm t hey workrd long hours night and day and even i Sundays. Many overtaxed their strength, no engine loo hot hut they i would try to keep the wbrk up so the wheels would turn. , The public has no idea what it means to do ns 'the railroad shop crafts did during this time. And now, the war being over, the Orlando Board of Trade wants to fulfill the pledge given Ub and re­ ward us by "exhausting the financial and military resources of the coun­ try" to defeat us. In Uin Wide World Magazine, 1909, appeared the following: "A homo nnd twenty-five hundred dol­ lars a year for you. Five aero farms one hundred dollars, a city lot free. Como to Taft, Florida," etc., etc. On the strength of this and other ads several old soldier * veterans bought these farms. For ten acre* and two city lots two hundred dol lurs in cash were paid. Ln July 25, 1919, -ten years afterwords these same ten acres could i\ot he reached without wading, through eighteen inches of water. One- of the principals and benefi­ ciaries of this transaction is at pres­ ent a 'member nnd presumably a re­ spected and representative member of the Orlando Board of Trade. Further comment ia superfluous. As to the seqpnd: Tho workers of the railroads do not want to own them; they do not w ant to confiscate them. But they know from veri­ fiable statements made by financiers and'those'in position to know how the railroad finances have been wa­ tered And manipulated. They know something of the- "nepotism " that prevails from the General Super­ intendent to the commonest laborer; they know that to "hob-nob" with the boss (s a better recommendation for promotion than genius-or charac­ ter; in short, they know that under lamest selling gum ^ in the world nat­ urally has to have a package worthy o f Its c o n ten ts . So look for ‘East Coast Special’ • Bee Hives ix The Shop Crafts Itcply y ir* y s m U U IC ,Y iF »L llT WRIGLEY5 (n the scaled package that keeps all of Its goodness lo. That's whv The Flavor Lasts I ,2£ £ ‘? CMr wcra A* * M Aurcr-tm nN »T UAL Hl&UW HAJI.1 ALL IMADCV X T O r o iiO K X J^otYTrtOLD-Tiarr- turn nrr cuarantzo WHfTB ORCRAY23*EACH CAPo»FRINGE SHAPE H A IR N E T S I H010 TK.Hr BAIR WAVIRi 101 A PAtKACt Has Made Good in Florida and' Texas for the Past Four » A prominent grower of Sanford, Flor­ ida, whose name we can furnish on application, purchased 20 pounds of our Woridbeater Pepper *in December 1918. H e reports that many of the plants bore as high as 9 marketable peppers the first picking. The average was 4 peppersper plant for the entire acreage the first picking, or a total o f 400 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at $4.00 per crate. W e cannot rec­ omend too highly our Woridbeater Pepper to all southern growers who . desire to grow a money-making crop. PRICE: 1-4 lb $1.60 Postpaid. THE GENUINE STOCK CAN ONLY BE SECURED FROM present management the railroads are a gigantic failure) they not only know this but can point to»the exact causes of the failure. C Being in possession of this know!edge they bellow they can, If given F; W I L L I A M S D e a le r S a le sm a n M arket Street, P h ilad e lp h ia , P a . a voice and some little Authority in the management, prescribe the rem­ edy and bring ther ailroads and their ars ago. Send postal for Fall Catalogue, ready -'■'i ~l i_ . rj ■’ i --------- . �w• f W. _ r *twl •*. 'U*'. PAG E SIX R. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager Published*Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY SUBSCRIPTION PRUT. IN ADVANCE: ■ ONE YEAR________ ________________ |UM SIX MONTHS______________ 1--------- UM THREE MONTHS_______ I--------- J— J ■ Eater**! M S»t»»d-CliM Mad Mallrf A i f a r l 22nd 1>08, at (bo Po«U>m™ at Sanford, Ptortda Undrr Art of Mirth 2rd, 117* m: 0>j Jj v., h i T*trpb«a* No, ms Lake all over the Fourth District will rally to his support nnd he has (Continued from page 1) their assurance that ho will be made the next congressman .from the Fourth.’ Seminole county is proud Sanford1 rs. Lakeland at Sanford August 13th, 1919 of the achievements of Forrest Lake, (16th Game at Sanford proud of his record as a legislator, ns a business man, as a citizen nnd as a Lakeland— , AH R H PO A E patriot and he will begin his cam­ Riva, If 3 1 0 ______ 5 o 4 0 paign with the solid support* of his! Wicker, C( ..... *1 home county, the place where he j Love, ss .....!.... 4 I 1 0 2 2- 3 lives and* where the people know Poland, rf 2 7 0 him best. Morris, lb ----- --------. 2 7 0 Morris, lb Campbell, c 0 S 3 T H E IM P E N D IN G .S T O R M 0 1 0 Profiteering may yet be the un­ Pope, 3 b .... Cohen, 2b .... ...... 4 0 1 .3 I doing of this country. No nation Hall, p____ _ _ _____ 4 0 0 0 3 ever is greater than the government 1 0 0 0 0 it maintains, and if the government • F ry ....... ......... John-^/'iJockefcllcr in a letter to one of his magazines sfliys that what the world needs is co-operation. docs not conserve the interests of the Then, John, why don’ t you speak people the people in time lose con­ for yourself? Get rid of n few mil­ fidence in that form of government lions in Riving it hack to the people The greatest crjme in tho history who helped you to make it. of our country is that of profiteer­ ing, wholesale and deliberate rob­ The Prince of Wales has arrived bery of a helpless public, j in Canada and will tour Canada and Prices have been artificially force/! the United; States. ‘ The Prince is a to such a high altitude that it is be likable chap and very • democratic coming more pnd more difficult for nnd will undoubtedly make a big hit a poor person to eyen sustain* life. in America. We saw His Highness The law of supply nnd demand no In London and while he is small in longer prevails. It has been substi Btaturc he seemed big in promise of tuted by one of gpuge and grab. a fine young mad. Already many people, men and women of sound and •patriotic prin­ Boh Holly has finally won his ciples are predicting revolution os fight in Sanford for a real hotel. the onty' means of checking this The Seminole opened its doors for wholesale and lawless thievery. AUGUST 15. i 9|» BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK ■ TRY TO DO EACH DAY’S WOR^ BETTER Have you ever tried to do your eighthour’s work in seven? It is a wonderful character,builder to plan and do your daily duties quick­ er and better each day. SAVE each day and some day you*Il find that you can save more each day. C A P IT A L $30,000.00 S U R P L U S $15,000.00 -V t.- 39 G 10 24 1*1 •Ratted for Hall in 9th. AB R II PO A Sanford — Stewart, 2b ........ 4 1 0 2 5 ...... .. 8 2 1 4 0 .... „ . 3 2 O 3 0 __ 4 l 2 1 4 1 1 12 0 ____3 4 -1. 3 -3 0 White, If 2 0 ,1 2 2 Davis, ss.. Ellis, p..... A....... 3 0 1* 0 3 Inman, rf. ......... 4 0 I 1 0 —— -p—** •—* —• 30 8 13 27 12 E R. R. DEAS, il. R. STEVENS C. D. COUCH C. M. HAND 1 ■*.•44 art Vlre-PraahUl * Cidiier AfriCa*!* 0 0 T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT S 1 3 0 a 0 l committee consisting of V. A. Gerard belonging to a -negro named Jem- vice. AH are now receiving the reg­ of Orlando, W alter Merrill of Lake­ kins. The rice was abdut fjve feet ular compensation, ^n addition to * — 9 land and Gilbert. Freeman, secretary tall and had a well filled head of hospital treatment. of the league. The schedule will be grains and ia a fair sample of the Any chapter of the Red Cross wifi Lakeland_____ y— .. 001 020 210 6 announced in the morning papers on kind of rice that can be grown here. tell you about it; and where and Sanford................ 203 300 OOx 8 Friday, Aug. 15. . how to get medical treatment! if you Summary— Left on bases, Lake­ President Rose read the financial need it, and the proper money com­ liencham Takes Hold land 13, Sanford 4. Tw o base hits, report, showing that the league has a the vocational edu* Horn Braxton Beaehnm of Or-r pensation, . ■ —and _ breakfast on Sunday. It took lloh Lur government should take warn­ White and Davis.' 1st base on balls balance oL $300 on band. lando, ’ formerly Federal food adcntlon* M Y^u want it. several years to Win out,- hut he ing while there is yet time. Protec­ off Hall 3, Ellis 2. Struck out by On Monday Sanford and Orlando Therb is such a thing ils a man ministrutor for Florida has acceded stuck to tho job, we bet therb are tion of profiteering should cease at Hall 4, Ellis 3. Sacrifice hits, Love, will play off a postponed double being "kicked up stairs"-— achieving to the request of Attorney-General Pope, Cohen, Chapman, Davis 2. forty men in Sanford not named once, und prosecution should he header at Orlundo, nnd Rradentown Palmer- to take charge of the cam- an education and a better job than Stolen bases, Johnson 2, Chapman 2, Holly who each claim it was through swift nnd relentless. and Bartow a postponed game at ho ever could have had otherwise by his efforts the hotel was built.— We cannot afford to have our Hord: Passed ball Chapman. Rat­ Rradentown. Other postponed gams, luiign in this state looking toward the simple process of getting into the publication rf price lists which ter hit Ellis, Polland. Double play, Okcechoboe-Nwws.., ... great countty. wrecked upon . the will be played off os doubly headers will keep the public Informed of the great war for Uhcle Sam, and rock-oF'/freeA Avarice. - Aod; yet Love . La Cohen. T im e 2:05.^ Urn-, in the second half of the season, at "fa ir1’ prices -ut food nnd clothing. being wounded dr disabled by Hlnrn today, because of the supine in­ pire, Windham. Attendance 235. the first opportunity. Andrew Carnegie is dead at a ripe In response to a long distance query and receiving special education by activity of our public officials, we old age well spent in piling up mil­ from Ahe Tribune last night, Mr. the government. urc heading struight toward destruc­ Are Wc Quilting? lions und then trying to give them I t is a snd fact that the percentage Reacham stated that the plan of tion. The Tampa Tribune has tho fol­ Sanford and Lakeland, Aug; Nth away in all kinds of philanthropic of illiteracy among soldiers enlisted campaign outlined in the Assqrintcd Ten Innings T ie , Public endurance is at the break­ lowing about the meeting in Tampa ideas that would hcurWiis neame and Press dispatch from Washington, ns from the soutyerp stales was the ing point. Revolution is hovering Wednesday. Lakeland — AR R II E omhlazon the fact to the world that printed in the Tribune yesterday highest of any section of the coun­ •> 0 dangerously near. 6 0 1 3 ■M Following a lively session of the di­ Riva, If Carnegie was a saint. He also tried morning conforms to the instruc­ try. Rut it Is also a fact that, aided The government should heed the rectors of the Florida State League Wicker, cf 3 0 1 1 0< 0 all kinds of schemes to alleviate suf­ tions lithas recoiled from Wash­ by the Home Service Department nf. impending storm before it is ton late 4 1 1 *) 0 1 at the Tampa Yacht and Country Love, ss fering in the world hut in spite of all ington, and that telegrams will be the Red Cross, great numbers of to prepare to meet it.— Okeechobee Cluh last night it was learned that Polland, rf 4 1 0 4 0 If that he could give away his fortune sent out today to the former county these boys disabled in the military News. * Wright, $ i 4 1 0 10 3 0 Sanford may drop out of the league, continued topile qp nnd hi* could not food controllers, asking their co­ service now* are being educated free J ----- 0 ----^ . * 4 0 0 (i 1 spend it fast enough to keep it down. owing to objection of President G. Morris, lb by the government, nnd are being operation in the present work. P L E N T Y O F PO TA SH A N D POTASH W. Spencer of tho Sanford cluh tq Pope, 3b......___ .... 4 .0 [I 3 1 1 fitted for useful Avork ;of. u higher 5 0 0 3 1* 1 . Mr. Reacham staled that but for • NITRE the fine of $100 im posed-by Presi­ Cohen, 2b character than they ever would have n 0 0 0 3 1 the importance of the work he Among the changes in the Florida Good news for American farmers dent W. W. Hose of the league after Mills, p attained, left to their own devices. press is the retirement of Editor 2 1 1 0 0 0 would be loath at tins time to encomes from Pennsylvania. A moun­ the action of the Sanford manage­ • E r y ....... At the Georgia ’ School of Tech­ Russell of the Palutkn News who tain in Tioga county has Iteen found ment in refusing to accept an um­ nology in Atlanta there are upwards has disposed of his interests to Goode 39 5 6 30 to “<l by State Gculngifd. Demining to be pire assigned to Sanford. Specula*field during the war und his fxmil- of 200 of Uncle ' Sam's students— Guerry. Editor Russell has been composed of rock analyzing from 40 lion regarding the situation involved Sanford AR R H PO A E editing the News for many years •> iarity with the wxrk he felt thdt it there will be fully that many more to 44,8 per cent potash. In addition some interesting angles concerning Stewart, 2b 5 •> i 4 was a duty he could not conscien­ by Sept* 1st. They are taking spec­ and he will be missed by his legion • 1 • > 0 l 8 0 there is u high percentage of niter in the probable successor to the fran­ 1). Chapman, c All over the Divi­ tiously shirk. He said that us soon ialized courses. of friends nil over tlu* stale hut his the rock. Another mountain a few chise if President Spencer adheres to Jolnison, cf . 6 1 3 1 0 0 sion boys are getting elPmeptaT'y*' ed­ ■esponses are received from the shoes will be ably filled by Goode miles distant in potter county is of the decision he announced last night, Hord, 3b 4 0 0 o 2 1 ucation —learning .to read and write, •Guerry who is one of tile best in the the same geological formation and is of refusing to pay the fine. Prior to Atbanese, lb 8 0 0 12 0 0 ■ill ask them to organize the many of them. profession. Mr. Guerry was manag­ 5 0 0 0 0 0 believed it will yield abundantly of the definite organization of the White. If Any Red Cross office can supply r committees to conduct ing editor of the Tumpa Tribune for the same . Iuable minerals. Davis, ss 1 1 0 l 3 1 league St. Petersburg and Arcadia that a cen- the information needed to apply for many years, ■afterward going to 3 1 1 1 0 of Colonel Demming. the geologist, displayed, considerable in tore t in the Ininan, rf ree cd ucation for disabled men dis­ Leesburg where he edited the Howie 3 0 0 1 *» 0 C: Chapman, p expresses the view that the potash is state league, and it is understood And a the. work nnd to secure charged from th » service. Tribune and engaged in land devel­ present .in the first mentioned moui- that both towns are in a receptive dozen Jled Cross field representa­ •* opment nnd during the war was pub­ 36 5 9 30 1* LV» J tain in "colossal quantities." T l e mood* toward ‘ entering the league. tives are travelling over the Divisioli* licity agent for the War Havings Tim e Score; lowest estimate of to amount present At last nifHit’s meeting President all the tim e— when yone is in your Stamps Bureau. It is the idea of 000 400 0010 t—o is 12,000,000 tops. The pure article W. W. Rose reported on protests and Lakeland town you have only to see him and Mr. Guerry und Mr. Vickers to give 101 012 0000—5 .Red Cross Home Service Nolrs ii get nil the Information nt first hand, the people of Paintkn it Daily News can be extracted by a simple process decisions, these protests, including |Sanford I One of the oust erroneous impres, . , ., . an d at a rost, mi a large scale, nf $ 1>1 Tam pa’ s protest of the game at San-j on bases Lake- l Summary Left oi . . . . . ' , and not from a pamphlet in the near future it.di.i., of a wurki sinus that has got about concerning' _________ __ u ton Potash now sells al $400 a ford on August S, being upheld by ' land 8, Sanford 8. 2 hits, Morris, ly paper. [he work of the R?<d Cross Home 1 ton Pool Party Monday Afternoon Erv. 1st base on thc directors, President Rose ruled Wicker, Stwearl, (t 1 Service is (hat it is restricted to the Miss Lucille Anderson entertained The saltpeter ( niton deposits lie in that although Sanford refused the balls off Mills 4, Chapman 7. Struck , L A K E OF O R LA N D O soldier nf the United States. with u delightful poul party.on Mon­ acuniB an inch or two thick between league umpire, inusmuch as the urn-’ out by Mills 7, Chapman 9. Sncri-f disabled *,,. A congressman’s job is a soft one % -L_............. . i_ _____ „ n m . _____I o il. — I Soldier, sailor, mnnne. army nurBe, day afternoon in honor of her young tliin layers of the potash-bearing, raefc. pire failed to show up at the game fice hits, B. Chapman: Stolen bases, it doesn’ t metier in the least. Jpst cousin, Miss Maud Bullyntine of - b i g salary, ten months’ work in . 0ur nitcr corAw now principally from the action, of naming two bull play­ Stewart 3, Johnson 2. Ratter hit, Poll­ two years, and lots of perquisites — Chili, though some is found in this so you were ,in the service, the fjed Gnineqvilie, Fla. The group of girls ers as uihpires was strictly in ac­ ard, Davis. Chapman. B. Chapman. sn no wonder the holders of these country in,various forms. It is high cordance with the constitution, irre­ Tithe of game 2:55, Umpire, Wind­ Cross will help you to obtain the and'boys who were guests of the orsoft snaps have opposition. In compensatioii and the hospital treat-Jcaaion KrL.a l|y enjoyed the readings in price, no matter in what form it spective of any action of the Sanford ham. the Tampa district two candidates, may be offered in fertilisers, whether moot, ami if you want it, the vocn- nf M|M Mallyntine who is a talented club which would have prevented the George Wilder and Horace Gordon in „ ulp,llrt,. „ f ammonia, nitrate o f tionnl training that the government young reader. A picnic lunch was umpire from showing up. C O U N TY SCH O O L T E A C H E R S ] are after Congressman Drane’s job. ()r in (irKIMli, |,y-pr„,|Ul-t.H. I served under the oaks. President Rose'stated that he had and here in the'(m irth district For- 1 In the Southern Division, for ex---- ;--------------------Specimens of the rock of thin lined Sunford Slut) for refusing to Se ini noli- County Rural Schools Will rest Lake of Orlando will take an­ ample, there are- six nurses, their Mrs. David Speer spent several mountain have boon analyzed at sev­ accept an umpire assigned u game. Open Monday. Sept. 1st— San­ other whirl at Joe Sears. But Joe ir health impaired by tuberculosis con- days ,this week the guest of relatives eral state agricultural colleges and There was prolonged discussion of ford Schools open Mondny some trotter and will probably pull tructed or developed during their ser-f in Geneva. two universities, all of which have the case, President Spencer stating * September 29th . $h rough.— Ocala Star. made favorable -reports* as to the that Sunford would not pay the fide, Tha following white schools will And all the while we thought this high percentage of these two valu­ Mr. SpAnccr admitted that he told jyegin the fall session on Monday, Forrest Lake resided iir Sanford. able minerals, according to. the Phil­ Mr. Rose over long distance tele­ September 1st, with principals and Can if -be possible that he has de­ adelphia North American. Roth phone that the Sanford club would teachers us here listed." cided to move to Orlamlo po lie can minerals have many uses in the arts refuse Umpire Osteen, but Baid that O viedo— Mrs. Anita K. Crawford, get closer to Joe?— Orlando Sentinel. and niter particularly in the manu­ later on the club officials decided to Principal; Miss Mae Conoley, Inter­ . - j - 0 ----: • facture of explosives, besides being allow Umpire Osteen to officiate, nnd mediate; Miss Nell King, Primary. indispcnsalbe in agriculture. L A K E FO R CONGRESS* hail he appeared on the field would Geneva—Prof. M. E. Dooley, Hort. Forrest Lake of this city will With this discovery, if it is all that have played the game with 1dm. Principal; Miss Katherine Flynt, In ­ be a candidate for Congress from it is thought to be, America has lie admitted that the Sanford offi­ this the Fourth Congressional Dis­ abundant supplies of the three prin­ cials made no effort to notify either termediate; Miss Elizabeth Stones, trict. Having been a resident" of cipal minerals employed in agricul­ President Rose or the umpire, who, Primary. Florida since lie was a youngster and ture; Potash, niter nnd phosphate. Lake Monroe— Prof: J. Tildcn Ja­ according to President Rose’s state­ serving Sanford as mayor * severnl The soil of most American fields has cobs, Principal! Mias Lottie Mathers, ment was met at the station and terms and holding other offices of been* slowly starving during tl.e told it would not be Bale Tor him to Intermediate; Mrs. J.* T. Jacobs, Pri­ truBt Mr. Lake needs no introduc­ years of the Great War for potash. nppear on ,thc field. From the evi­ mary. tion to the people of this county. Now it may be that there will be an dence at hand, Mr. Spencer met Mr, Longwood—Prof. J. M, Chaffer, H E principle applies quite Having served as a member of the abundance and America m ay'be in­ Osteen at the station and told him Principal; Miss Lillian Waits, As­ os much to banking os to Florida legislature for two terms and dependent of Germany and of Al­ that he would not permit him to of­ sistant. soldiers or states or governments. also as the president of the State sace also in that regard. Commer­ ficiate. Mr. Osteen stated that he Chuluotu— Mrs. Estelle Tribble, Banker? Association Mr. Lake needs cial fertilizers have been used spar­ I t is most fortunate that the Fedwas threatened, but Mr. Spencer de­ Principal; Miss M ary Tribblq, As­ no Introduction to the people of the ingly or eschewed altogether by many ntes this. * eral Reserve Banking System has •* sistant. Fourth District o f Florida. He made American farmers in the last year been in operation during the war. President Spencer declared he Altam onte— Miss Kate Mathers, 4l. The race for Congress four years ago or two on account of high prices. would pay a "reasonable" fine, but Principal;^Miss. Rena Mathers, As­ The advantages o f this organiza* contesting with the present meum- An era of low prices In this very under the constitution a $100 fine sistant. ' • tion accrue to the customers o f the qont,‘ W. J. Stars .and J. N. Fog­ necessary aid to productiveness is prescribed for any, club refusing member banks who at the same Lists of teachers for the Sanford arty of.'Key West and in this cam­ should set in soon if the-alleged new an umpire assigned. The Sanford d ty schools and' for the .colored time contribute to the strength paign Mr. Lake canvassed the supplies soon become fully avail­ .president holds that the fine is un­ schools, of Ssnford an'd the county o f the nation's banking system Fourth District thoroughly. He in able.—Tiraes-Union. fair, inasmuch as Sanford has been will be published in a later issue of and eqjoy the benefit of its pro* no stranger to the people and is losing money all season. tection. tfio Herald. - ** " Birthday Pool Party ’ • known as one of the most progressive Later in the evening Mr. Spencer T. W. Lawton, Supt. In honor of her daughter’s 13lh business men nnd Btntesmen-in Flor­ declared that he considered Sanford ida. He started in life as n poor boy birthday, Mrs.* W. W. Van Ness en­ FIRST Raising Fine Rice und worked to the top by his own tertained with an enjoyable "pool out of it nnd left the meeting. The Many specimens of fine upland efforts, being of an indomitable na­ party," Friday ufternoon, Aug- 8th, Sanford club has several days in N ATIO N AL M iji Nelda Van which to get a check to President rice arc being brought to the city ture and knowing no-such* word as ul Musaun’s pool. •'A l BANK fail. He is a close student of eco- Ness is a gracious young hostess, Kosu's office, bbfore -tho time limit nnd before many years there will bo * expires. The -penalty probably will enough rice raised id this section to nomft and • political affairs and is her guests, the members of the Girls' i probably one of the best posted men Choir of tho Congregational .church be forfeiture of the franchise, $600 warrant £omc one putting up a mill guaruntco fund, and players. where it can be threshed or a thresh­ fn the state op all questions jiertain- voting the, affair most delightful. Ing to. Florida *hd the south. With Aftt-r the pleasures of the pool were , The second half of the season ing machine will make the rounds 4>f M EM BER A tenta­ the farms. Edward Vincent brought th e tthodfht that Mr. Soars has held exhausted the young*people returned opens Tuesday, Aug. Id. ' fed eral r e se r v e , this* office for three successive terms to tho homo of Mrs. Van Ncs;y tive schedule will bn discussed and a fine stalk of rice to the Herald SYSTEM . ratified at a meeting at the Hillsboro office this week that he found grow­ nd athat the race is ttTthe strangest where dainty refreshments w ere. hotel at 9 o'clock this n W p in g.o f jl ing in Goldsboro on r 1small space ■ . .n a n the m any'friends of Forrest served. ' SANFORD, FLORIDA 6 > 1_ . •!■ THE SANFORD HERALD THESANFORDHERALD Offlta: Ilf raid Ilolldlaf :• i “In Union There Is Strength” T 11 J IT H E R ■ is ®1 i ■i-i;* * § . a - I: j/ -f- ? •». 3 - #t1ji �AUGUST 15, 111* PACE SEVEN vice and no messages could be sent superintendent of the job printing no{th of there bn Monday The see- department of the Tampa Tribune vice has been resumed and is all and is one of the most prominent of the Florida publishers. right now. .. ,' Personal Items The many friends of T . S. Huff Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith left of Internal Tuesday for' Colorado and other nre delighted to see him in Sanford points in the west expecting to be again after an absence of a year about one month. Mr. Smith during which time he was serving gone AI-Lilja is spending a vacation in Tuesday and were guests of Mr. and i| interested in gold mining stock Uncle Sam ns Captain in the artil­ Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Mrs: Robert Herndon. Mr. and goes to look over the prospects. lery brnnch of the service. Mrs. Marshall of Oviedo is the EZ- Seal pip^s fruit jars at L P. Huff is looking after his property inFor the floor coverings, art rugs, guest of her son, Dr. C. J. Marshall. McCuller’s. 6G-ft * • congoleum rugs and matting see tercsts and‘about the first of October pint Mason fruit' jars at L. P. Roby Laing is home for u few days Boston Bnrggjn House, 213-215 will bring Mrs. Huff and his little McCullcr’a. 56-tf from Savannah where he is engaged Sanford Avenue, A. Kanner, Mgr. daughter down and they will again make Sanford their home. Carl Hand has accepted a position with the Armour Refrigerator Lines. 65-2tc. in St. Augustine, Ffa., for the sum- I Roby contracted u bad cold that Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Tolar and two Louis Entzmmger, son of Mr. and laid him qp for repairs. children spent the closing days of Mrs.. C. W. Entzminger of Long,'W. C. DeCoursey nod daughter, wood has returned from France J ..W ..F u ren of Ft. Myers spent Inst weej< here enjoying a vacation the week end with his mother, Mrs. Miss Virginia arrived home Monday where he wan. stationed for the past by fishing, bathing and luxuriating after some weeks spent pleasantly year. j . W. Furen. His many Seminole county in the sea breezes and the cool, de­ ; Pieces reduced on all goods at visiting relatives and taking in the fricads nre glad to have him buck lightful nights. Mr. Tolar was once a banker stockholder and cashier, Mrs. Grace Williams* millinery store. sights of Washington, D. C. business so affected his !' For Sale — One 1918 Maxwell Mrs. W. M. Currie nnd daughter, (Touring Car In good condition, has Alice from Quincy aro spending u health that he quit it und he is now W. M. Haynes, R, J. Holly and (Pastor Baptist Temple) only been run 4508 miles. Terms little, while with the Hull family at identified with the Crown Paper. Co. J. B. Lawson were in Eustis on busi­ which is ‘ printing millions of orange may be arranged. Address Max­ Daytona Beach. Mrs!- Currie will ness on Wednesday. well. c-o Herald. GG-2‘.C leave for New York, but Miss Alice Mrs. peach of Tampa has been Charlie Munn has'returned home will spend some .time witbv Mr. Ball the guest of -her sister, Mrs. J. L. from France where he served Uncle and family Miller for several days. „ he and fc-s family be transferred to many months M rs/E . Q. Tyner arrived'in the Complete stock • Diam&nd tires. Charlie had an opportunity to spend I’ unta Gorda to remain here per­ city Saturday night from Willistop manently. During their stay they some time in Paris as an M. P. and other points In Levy county were 'guests, of Mrs. Tolnr’s sister, •Tommy Thompson of Leesburg, where ' she visited relatives and Mrs. I). E. Neese, wife of the popu­ ing her mother, Mrs- T. E. Wain representing the Mangels Kirby Co. Dr. Hyman was in the sam e battles with the Great War Hero friends for the past mVbth. Mrs lar section foreman of the Coast weight on the west side. and knew him personally. All Soldiers and Sailors are Invit­ of Jacksonville way in the city Mon- Tynpr will be the- guest of her daugh­ Line,—-punta Gorda Herald. . ed to the temple to hear this wonderful qtory of heroism and Mrs. J. W. Dickins has returned day demonstrating the new Max ter, M rs..#. J. Holly. what tho hern said about It. : : : : : : i : : p : from a business trip to Miami where weII car nnd a new line of trucks, Bankston Bros. Mr. and Mrs. N. II, Garner have they expect to move about Oct. 1st Ralph Wight, James Lee, Hurry returned from a trip to Atlanta and A Solo Will be Sung by Mrs. J. E. Tcwilliger Shore Dinner, Brann’s Pavillion iwb and Reg Holly went to Jack- other points in Georgia where they- Old Kontucky Mfg Coronado Beach Paducah, Ky Evcry Sunday sonville Sunday night returning on have been for the post month. The Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Chorus Director Mrs. Schclte Malnes, pianist 2 to 4 p. m. • 6G-5tc | Monday with four new Chevrolets latter part of their vacation has Gentlemen:A Mr. Will Wachter of this cou•Mr. nnd Mrs. T . O. Charles h ave’ for-the Wight Tire Co. of this city, been spent in Toccou, Georign where try has some hogs that were down they' visited rclutives and old friends. moved into the Stephens house at W A N T E D — OLD CLEAN with cholera and had given up all the corner of Pnrk and Third streets. RAGS.'! A N Y K IND EX- . FRESH S T O C K —Onion sets just placed a Pathe Victroln in the hall hope of paving them and would nut Miss Elizabeth Bnllard of Geneva, CEPT OLD SOCKS, .. for the entertainment of the strikers, arrived. If you want- early green spend one penny on them. I gave who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. COATS. PAN TS , OR the Charles Electric Co. has also him one 15 pound pnil of your B. A. plscod n large electric fan in hall, C. W . Laing returned to her home ‘ BED SPREADS. AT TH E also furnishes a 10 gallon carboy of Wednesday arirve about Sept. 1st. ComC in nnd Thomas' Hog Powder nnd he has l^ave your order. The L. Allen Seed just come in und paid me for it and Little Matter o f Hundred Dollars wilder Springs Water each morningt A six course fish and chicken din­ advjses tliat every one of his sick Will Not Stop Games We wish to thank tho business men Co., Sanford, Fla. 6G-2tp ner, 75c. Fish suppers 60c, if,t the hogs got well und that he killed of Ibe city for the courtesy shown Mr. and NJrs. A. R. Key have re­ Ayres Daytona Beach Hotel. 59-tf The Sanford Ball Association met them und now has them in his smoke us while in our atrugglo to better our turned from the mountains of North this morning to discuss the question Mrs. H. B. Connelly and daughter house nnd that all were ns fine as Carolina and are now occupying raised by President Spencer In T am ­ conditions. have returned from points in North any he had killed this year. their new home on I'nrk avenue. pa Wednesday regarding payment of Signed: A. C. Peel, Chrm Carolina and will make Sanford their I want to jyld. that he said his Mr. K«-y is back at his accustomed fine of $100 for interfering tilth um­ A. L. Campbell, home again. place us cashier of t he Seminole hogs were down nnd so sick thnt he pire. The association derided to Ben Smith, Mrs. Peel and Mrs. Harvey and had to pry their mouths open nnd where bis many friends are giving pay the fine under protest and con­ L. II. Hodgins, family left Tuesday for Kissimmee his wife poured the * piiwdt-r down him a welcome home, tinue playing In the Florida League. S. F. Weeks, where tney will spend several weeks their, throats Nothing can stop the Sanford spirit again W. C. Mcalor, Mr. und Mrs. J. B. Lawson and with home folks. Please find check in full of my ac­ and we Mill cop off the first scries Strike Committee little daughter returned home Satur­ Hay Burns of Enterprise was in Quprt Mnson fruit jars at L. P. count and with kindest regards we pennant nnd go after the second one. day from Atlanta where they were the city yesterday. He has been in McCuller’s. • 66-tf beg to remain, Come out tomorrow and watch us Uncle Sam’s navy and hus re-enlisted taking a vacation when apprised of Y'ours very truly, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burdick are put It all over Orlando. for another yean and will go tb the the Seminole Garage fire. Mr. LawBankston Bros. spending a few days ut Dhytona and son nnd fnmlly made the trip in Mediterranean ScU on the destoryer For sale by Merchants Grocery Co. Daytona Beach, the guests of Mr. their car and encountered some very , Florida’s Favorite Paper ‘ T. W. Luwt Bagueley. G4-5tc. Burdick’s parents. The Tampa Morning Tribune is i v»*?tIo and Buy Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. rough roads nnd plenty of water. Mrs. D. A. Caldwell, Miss Lottie Harry B Lewis hus returned from a 65-tf everlastingly fighting for the inter- ,>re#ent Attention and Joe have returned home from u month's visit to points in Ohio and Biddy Burdick returned borne . All Royal Neighbors nre invited csts iff the people and the develop- ^“ Ulthton M< visit to relatives and'friends at Lees­ at Michigan City, Indiann where ho Sunday from St. Nazaire, France, to he present ut our next meeting to ment of-t'tls section, nnd no one who' urK'' u ar6®' burg and .vicinity. where he has been serving irr the enjoyejl 'the seas on tho shores of be held Thursday afternoon, Aug. hns the wt'fwr" of siuth Finn,'* jk , m,*“ m,3t n| There’s a man at the curb to N avy hospital for more than a year. Lake Michigan. .Mrs. Lewis will re­ 28th at 3:30 sharp.. A good time IB lien t < in iford not to lie a cons *int ,,i.,nt. serve you. * 65-tf His many friends arb giving him a main at Michigan City until the last promised to all. "Plenty of refresh­ reader of the -Triorue. It ii Flor- 1 While the of September but Mr. Lewis was Mrs. Lilah Davies left’ Tuesday Warm welcome. Ida'i great metropolitan {inner, car- 1meetings w ments." . Recorder. forced to return in order to luko up for Macon after spending several ryii g the full night and day report • numbers was Mrs. J. C. Denton returned Thurs­ his real etate business. days here the guest of her mother, of the Associated Press with, intelli asm of those present day from a delightful trip to Buttle Mrs. R. C. Keene. Cooking utensils, hardware, no­ gent c orrespondents in every nook Presenting the claims of the hos­ Creek, Mich., where she visited sev­ nnd corner in its territory. Its big pital were • E. A. Douglass, T . W. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank L . Woodruff eral weeks with her daughter, Miss tions, stoves, plenty of them at the Christinn Science services Sunday edition hns the most com ­ Lawton, D m . C. J. 'Marshall and and family arc spending August in Lucille Denton, who is qualifying for Boston Bargain House, 213-215 will he held nt the Woman’s plete comic and magazine section J. T. Denton, Dr. Geo. Hyman, Mrs. Sanford Ave., A. Kanner, mgr. the mountains of North Cnrolinu a trained nurse. Club, Oak avenue, between printed in this state, and the snli- David Speer anil Mrs. Tgrjieun. near Hendersonville. . The ladies of the Guild of Holy Third and Fourth strata, scriplion rates are only Ih.Ud per This committee was accompanied' by on Sunday, morning at II Mrs.- Roy Symes and children ar­ Cross church have, decided on Dee. annum: $4.00 per six months nnd a large contingent of Sanford people; oclock. 48-tf 2, 3 nnd 4 ns the date for their an­ rived home after spending the past $2.00 for three months. Write for month at Mrs. Symes old ‘ home at nual bazaar. They are planning' to samplo copy nnd subscribe today. make ft more attractive this year Lake City, Michigan. Musson’s swimming pool is now than ever before. To All Concerned Benjamin Whitner bus returned Lost between Daytona and San­ open on' “Wednesdays, Thursdays, und |ie is like a fish out of water Crafts are Grateful After.this dute I will not he re­ Saturdays and Sundays in the after­ • home from the University of Florida when he gets*out from the shadow of ford viu DeLund, Gug. 14th, 1 brown sponsible for ntiy bills made on my Sanford, Fla., Aug. 11, 1919. where he recently graduated with leather suit,case with initials L. II. G noon. •’ ' GO-tf the Temple of Justice. account by anyoneother than* myFederated Trades Hall, Sanford,Flu. • high honors. Beniamin will remain on one end. Contents ladies’ and Mrs. T. O. Churles returned Sun­ Daily Strike Bulletin. Henry McLuulin counts himself in Sanford much to the delight of babies’ clothing. Finder notify L. H. day from a. month’s visit to her foflunntc indeed to get his large Never saw such unity of purpose Gihlts, 519 Magnolia uvenue, San­ his many friends. mother and sister in St. Stephens shipment of store fixtures nnd furni­ in uU strikers in all crafts standing ford und receive reward. Watermelons—Carload nice water­ 66-2tc und Ridgeway, S. C. Huod Is Building pat for original demennds with no melons nt Old A. C. L. Depot. $8.00 ture to add to his jewelry store be­ Mrs. A. T . Rossetter is visiting J. 1). Hood, one of the most pro­ compromise, and not to return to For Sale— T w o fine Red Jersey per one hundred: 10 cents each; jl fore the embargo went into effect friends and relatives at Warren, Pa., on the railroads. This stuff has gressive farmers of tho Sanford sec­ cows for sale. G. H. Edwards, near work until our original demands are for 26 cents. Larger ones lfic, 2 for and expects tp be absent from the been on the road for many weeks J. E. Pace's place. 66-2tp granted. One of our merchants has tion hus just finished a mammoth 25 cents.. Guaranteed to he good city for several weeks. and arrived Monday nnd is now be­ ham on his 25 acre farm at Rand’s GG-ltp Miss Bessie Fwren returned homo ing placed in ’the store. Siding. Mr. Hood recently built a Mrs. Cull and daughter and Mr. fire proof galvanized iron loading Saturday, frojn ■Gainesville, where* Miss Serita Lake is recovering she had been attending the normal and Mrs. Dowling of Jacksonville from an operation for appendicitis station at Hand's on the east side of were in tho city Saturday enroute to school all the summer. performed last Saturday by Drs. the track and his improvements on Sorrento where they will spend a few W H E N Y Q U T H IN K OF C A N Tolar, Puleston ami Stevens and will the west side will give him one of weeks with Mrs. Cull's parents, Mr. tho most up to datb places on the D Y T H I N K OF T H E K A N D Y soon he able to be removed from the K IT C H E N . IF IT HAS S U G A R and Mr*. Emerson. hospital to ‘her home.. Her many West side.. I N I T WE H A V E IT . STAR Mrs. R. A. Newman and Mrs. S. friends are glad to hear that the op­ Transportation of Pupils T H E A T R E B U IL D IN G . 49-tf j Puleston with their charming little eration has been successful and the Bids for transporting pupils to the daughters, Olive Newman, Mary patient is doing so well. Miss Carrie . Walnwright returned Sanford schools . will be deceived home Monday after * spending the Elizaboth and Camilla Puleston re­ Miss Gladys Field has returned to Tuesday. Aug. i nth. Subrflt all weak end very pleasantly with turned froih the mountains of North Tampa after spending u few. d ays bids to Mr. B. F. Whitner, secre­ Carolina on Tuesday. friends at Daytona Beach. here the guest of her Untie and aunt, tary Board of School Trustees, San­ Mrs. Cora Akors, who has been J. B. Williams of the J. B. W il­ Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Carnes. Miss ford, Florida. For information ns to the guest of Mrs. Will Hand for sev­ liams Co., of Jacksonville distrib­ Gladys joined Mr. and Mrs. Chris­ routes and specifications .of convey­ eral months left on Tuesday night utors of the F. W. 'D. Motor Trucks tian at Ocala and alt of •them came ances address T. W. Lawton, Supt., for her home in Pulaski, Va. f was In tho city several d'-fyp thU to Sanford together. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford, Florida. 66-ltc week. ElmerGroves of {his city will Christiaa will be hero several weeks G. C. McDougall Is home from Waycrosa where he has been in the handle these trucks here. longer, guests of the Carnes. To Teach In Sanford A. C. L. shops, work haying stopped Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath la in Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jletts have Announcement has recently been there on account of the strike. Sanford on M onday,. -Wednesday returned' from Jacksonville Where made by County Superintendent T. 68-tf C A L L FO R LE O NS T R A N S F E R and Friday of each week. thoy accompanied .Mr., and Mrs. R E L IA B L E ' SER VICE . ALL The Herald is requested to an­ Britt on the Clyde Lino enroute to W. Lawton, that Misa Sara E. Mu­ T R A IN S M ET. 65-tf: nounce that contrary to certain re­ New York. -Mr! and Mrs. Betts riel, A. B., >Hollins. *18) haa adVerne Arnett and Misa Arnett of ports the bridge at Coronado Bench will go to Daytona Beach for a few cepted n position in the High School Osteen are in charge of Watera’ is not and has not been closod. -How­ weeks as Mr. Betts is taking hit an­ of Sanford and will act as head of Candy Kitchen while Mr. and Mrs. ever it is expected that a new one nual vacation from his arduous du­ Your “ bit" and our "b it" may bo email, but they are eeacntlal to the will be built in the near future. Watera are taking a* vacation. ties ‘at the First National Btmk. Peace Prosperity with which we must greet our boya on their return. come as g o o d -n cw s’ to tho many) Misa Vera Terheun returned on Kent Rossetter has returned fro\n Kanner’s sale still going on, 113 friends of Misa Muriel, who knew, Thursday from a pleasant visit of a visit to Commerce, Ga., the old First street. Only a few more days We are glad to help you with advice or service In every aevferat weeks spent as the guest of home of Mrs. Rossetter. Kent re­ to get your share of the great bar­ her during her college course at Rol­ movement designed to promote and maintain these prosper­ ( her unde, A. J. Smith of Savannah, turned to get ready .for his fall crops gains being offered. Come in today. lins. ous conditions. but Mrs. Roasettcr and tho children We will close in a few days as we For the past year Miss Muriel M(*s Allie Trafford has returned will remain for soveral weeks* longer. must vacate our store room, not taught Spanish and Mathematics in t from a well .earned vacation spent ‘ 66-ltc Lightning struck pretty close to later thari*August 31st. the Mulberry High School where she with her brother at Richmond, Vir­ several homes in this pity on MonMr. and Mrs. Hewctt IIIII and made a splendid success of her work. ginia and alia visiting in Virginia day and the static electricity affect daughter, Miss Helen and son, Her­ and the east. ed the telegraph and telephone bert of Tampa and Mrs. Hill's This promotion to- the larger posi­ Mra. David MtUer*and son, Ed­ wires. Word was received hiote that fathcr, Capt. Smith of Eustis were tion is a deserved recognition of her HOME INSTITUTIO N ward aq_d Mrs. Welborn Forney o f the Aurora Borealis storms north of In tho city •Wednesday enroute from ability- and training.— Winter Park Jacksonville motored to Sanford on Savannah had stopped the wire ser- the beach to Eustis. Mr. Hill Is tho PoaL Ultle Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief In and About *£ The City Summary of tho Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers At the BAPTIST TEMPLE SANFORD WILL H E P R O S P E R I T Y of each "bf us is involved in the na­ tion’s prosperity, in the corI rect handling o f readjustment �THE PAGE EIGHT A N D R E W CARNEGIE DEAD f • Was In 84th Year— Gave Away Over Quarter of llUllon Dollars Carnegie1 Dumformline / T rust................... ..... -J. 3,600,000 Hague Peace T em p le-___ 1,600,000 United Engineering So­ ciety ......... . .... 1,500,000 Municipal librury buildin gs ___ ................. 60,000,000 Foundation for Advance­ ment of Teaching in United States, Canada, Newfoundland 16,250,000 DcLand (or Stetson University wns given a library building, as were many other Florida towns. Andrew Carnegie died ut his home in Lenox, Mass., on Monday, in his 84th yenr. Mr. Carnegie was horn in Scotland, came to the United States a poor hoy. engaged in the steel business and ut one time wait said to have been the possessor of $250,000,000. About fifteen years ago, he stated that it was a crime for a man to die rich and began to give away, a great portion of the The Dollar Sale wealth which he had gathered to­ gether. Some of his largest' benefac­ The Ypwell Company is advertis­ tions were: ing in this issue the Dollar Suie-that means the Dollar will have more Carnegie institute, Pitts­ burg ....... $22,000,000 cents than*ever before and a perusal of the many good things oflcred for Branch liburics in New One Big Bound Dollar Is surprising York C J t^ * 5,200,000 when you consider the prices of to­ Scotch universities . 10.000,000 day. This Dollar Sale is an innova Carnegie Institute, Wash­ ington, D. C.......... 24,000,000 tion in this city and the Dollur Sale starts tomorrow and lusts one week. Carnegie Steel Co. em­ ploye:^ benefit fund 5,000,000 Read the advertisement in this issue and see th« many bargains that you Carncgio Hero and Com­ can get for the nominal sum .of One 5.000. 000 mission . ________ Dollar. St. Louis Public Library . 1",000,000 Carnegie Hero TrUst Fund, Scotland 1.150.000 IL Y. P. U. Hero Fund, France ....... 1.000. 000 The B. <Y. P. U. left yesterday for 1.500.000 the remainder of the week on a Hero Fund, Germany .... O LD AGE Bclaac# * * y » that old ag o b a s in s w it h wawkansd k i d n e y * and dlgeatlva organ*. Tht* b * l n g true, It la easy to balle v a that by h e a p i n g the kldneya and d!-, gaatlve o r g a n s cleansed and In pro per w o r k i n g o r d e r old a g e can be defer red and Ilf* p ro lo n g e d fa r beyond that e n ­ joyed by the a v e r a g e per*on. F o r o r a r 200 years G O L D M B D A D H aarlem OJ1 h a s been re li ev in g t h » weaknesses a n d disability dun to a d ­ va ncin g years. It In a standard oldtime home re m edy and needs no Intro­ duction. a o i . n M ED AT , H aarlem Oil Is Inclosed In odorlos*, tasteless capsules containing abo ut 5 drops T ak e them as you w o u ld a pill, with a small , Prices are generally high- This is an era of high prices. Literally, money is cheap and everything which goes i n t o our living is dear. I f a woman’ s kitchen apron costs as much as a dress used to cost, is it reasonable to believe a nonhem house­ wife is'going to expect to huy her supply of Florida grapelpiit at a lower price i Iuji she has been paying? . W e who market our own fruit through our ow n ! efficient marketing organization, while opposed to profiteering and believing an ultimate readjustment o f prices will be necessary, do not see the possibility o f any radical reduction of prices on citrus fruits during the coming season. And, in vjew o f the greatly increased cost o f production, this is a fortunate thing for the growers. Join the Exchange and get tne full value o f your fruit. « * I* • /* ’ « F lo rid a C itrus Exchange, Tam pa* F la. N ew July N um ber* o f 2 cowa and calves, t horse wagon Address Box B 63-4 tp For sale Five acres farm, good house, ^ and one half ncrcs tiled, Mules wagon and harness. Bargain for cash. W. W: Dressor, U-l For door, inches high, quick. Bale or exchange— 1 Vnult good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 high, I small Safe, 34 inches 1 adding machine. Must setPl C. Care of Hernfd. 62-tf. For Sale— Ten acres celery land cast of Sanford on brick road mile from loading station, live acres im­ proved, 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells. For particulars apply to “ Farm,” c-o Herald. 68-tf 1 Grweure li one of the few living srtuts great enough to give all the glory of the world's song of victory, the tong that saved prance and civilization, dear 4o its tremendous climax vfor Victory or D «th " Coupled with "The Trum­ peter," alto lung by Cta- eu're. For Sale— Jersey Duroc pigs, $12 a pair, $6 for one. G. W, Spencer.1 • 68-tf* ________ Alt Local A dvertisem ents Undet This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. For sale— T w o horses and one wagon. Cash $125. Enquire Wekiwa Post-ofilce. Mrs. Wallace. 64-2tp M aurel Orange County Citrus Sub-Exchange - ::: - FLORIDA For sale— Launch 26 feet long, G feet beam (Brooks model) 8 II. P. heavy duty Callia. perfection engine also b o u t'47, feet long 8 feet beam, has been used- ns house boat. No power. Hulls in fine shape just paint­ ed. Price for both boats $350.00. These boats can be taken through Ockluhbwu river to St. Johmt. If you mean business send for pictures and particulars. An excellent fishing outfit. Address Lock Box 304. Eustis Fin. G4-3tp A-2724—$1.00. Sings Sublime Love Song “Core’Ngrato* In answering an advertisement where no name Is mentioned in the id, please do not ask Tho Herald or Information as to the identity of tho advertiser. Usually we do not know who tho advertiser is and if FOR R ENT we do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write For Rent— Furnished rooms for i a letter and address it as per in­ light housekeeping. 117 Laurel ave­ structions in the ad. nue. 66-3U* This Column Is Free to Itrturncd Soldiers and Sailors Who Seek I'osilions. For Kent Good rooming house in center df city. See me quick, II. C. W AN TE D I)u Bose. GG-2tc All the pam and pinion which only Stnwciiri, at Ilia greatest, could convey, are In this wonderful outpouring of love. This Neapolitan song gives you Siraccuri at his mest inspired heights. 49S22-IL50 » f. W CSm lim 1 Upholstering nnd mattress making, furniture repaired, mirrors plated, auto tups und seats recovered. First class work only. Brown Upholstery Shop, 12 i .Court St., Orlando, Fla. 49-tfc _____________ y__________________ e net; M - NH| L. GIBSON Sanford, Florida FULL LIN E OF PH O N O G R APH S AND "RECORDS g lf/ v f For Sale — 1D1G Model Ford Road­ ster, 1 Shuler Vulcanlzcr. R. C. Shcgfer. 113 Elm avenue. 66-2tp For Sale—A first class fresh Jersey cow. M. boyle, Lake Monroe; Fla. ‘ GG-Gtp W h a t y ou p ay ou t you r good m o n e y for For Sale— Four dwelling houses. Cash or easy terms. Situated on Park, Magnolia, Cypress and M yrtle avenues. Apply to "J. fc. Pace. . 66-tf Chcup. y o u d o g e t it in e v e r y p u ff o f C am els! Enquire 65-tf. sale—Seed potatoes. Rose Rex Packard, Phone 136 * 65-tf. For salo— Moline Universal Trac­ t o r , ‘good os new, extra rim s,"with sand cleats. -Two fourteen inch plows rolling truck, complete Lyman Bros. Forest City, Fla*. • • 66-2tp. FO E SALE—"K ID D IE K O O P ", is cigarette satisfaction— a n d , m y , h o w IQ cents a p a c k a g e b le n d e d c h o ic e ., taining the desirable “b o d y .” C am els to bacco s in C a m e l cigarettes elim i- a re sim p ly a re v ela tio n !: .Y o u m a y nate bite an d free them from a n y , sm oke them w ith o u t tirin g y o u r taste! rigaretty aftertaste o r un pleasan t cigaretty odor. \___ | low -m ild n ess o f the tobaccos y e t re- T u rk is h an d choice D om estic u n pleasan t For sale—Pair of mules. Cheap. L. Vihlen, R. F. D. A. Sanford, Fla. , . 65-tf. .'r “ »-e-V # h FOR SALE For Four. * T 20tk *# f W ; N « A COLUMBIA CRAPHOPIIONE COMP ANY. New York > W A N T E D — O LD CLEAN RAGS, A N Y K I N D EX­ CEPT OLD SOCKS, COATS, PANTS, . OR BED SPR E AD S. AT TH E HE RA L D OFFICE. 59-tf ■ ^X P E R T LY rfjj * fW If<A Wanted —Saleslady. Ladies Bendy to Wunr. Apply .New York Ready to Wear, 312 Sanford Avenue. Apply at once. 62-tf. For sale— Piano Herald Office. Z. Marvelous "Like a string of pearls' ’ Indeedcome the divine notes of .Maurel's viviJ voice in this song thst hiss touched a million hearts. So pur# and sweet and limpid are they that their sound would soothe a soul In torment. On the reverse of this record MlureIiIngs"At Dinning." For sale;-zDuroc Jersey pigs and sows. Good? stock. Joe Fernandez, G4-3tp. I,. A . H A K E S , M a n a g e r ORLANDO. A-6106—|L5Q For sale— Maxwell Touring car, in splendid condition. Cash or credit B. &. O: Motor Co. 04‘ tf. For sale—Spring Iooth harrow and sulky plow. Cheap. Apply Don McDonald, City. 64-2tp ADVERTISING English by Graveure W anted 1 on ng Jersey Cow. LOST E. O. PA IN TE R FER TILIZE R C O M PAN Y Must be gentle and a good milker, JA(-KHONVIM.K. KMlimsd* • write. J, Yihlf*ii. It F D. A San­ Fertilizers, Insecticides, SprnyerrfT Poultry Supplies , Si rayed from Lon gwood Ilia, k ford, Fia. and white letter with HOff C)fk right For thirty years we have been manufacturing fertilisers in this Stats -we have satisfied customers in every county in Florida. ti.Vtf side id lioiu■ Kinder plehae notify Write for Latest Price List. Prices always in line with Quality Box 137, Longwood. ■ 6fi- Up J. E. SPURI.ING, Local Agent, SANFORD, FLORIDA W anted Men in every enmity 'with o wi j auto to travel and lake orders for the Red .Ripper Hay Press. Can give good commission to the right man. He must he a good hustler. 65-tf. If a pair of vlioex costs ^ great deal more, is ii reasonable to believe the consuming public will expect to buy oranges for less than heretofore? .. AUGUST 15. 1919 Wanted- Man to represent insur­ FOUND ance company in Sanford. Salary and commission. Married man pre­ Found —Pocket book. Four miles ferred. See W. 1’reeVe, Hotel Carnes out on brick road to Orlando. W. C. on .Monday. 66-Up Riley. R. A. Box 215. 66-1 tp Why not on Citrus Fruits, too? It docs not seem reasonable to believe that portion of the public which con­ sumes Florida oranges and grapefruit i* going to expect citcap fruit. On the contrary, it docs seem reasonable to think the public will c.xpcct to compensate growers to some extent for the increased cost of production and transportation. HERALD W A N T E D TO B U Y —-Furniture For rent — Rooms Call at 1020 and household goods. Address or East 2nd street. 65-2tp. enquire nt Dixii* Furniture Co., dealer in new anci second hand fur Furnished Rooms— By day, week •niture, 321 Sanford avenue. 66-ltp or month. Every convenience. Over Philips Drug Store, corner Park and Wapled -A push cart. Must be. First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. in good condition, oil) Oak. 66-2tp 43-tf ^g r a p e f r u i t , • Some of tho members arc expect­ ing to win high honors for the Union during their stay at Luke Harney A course of study has been arranged and those members wiio take up this course and are able to pass the exam­ ination will receive suitable recogni tion qnd ia-gom e instances degrees will be awarded. All results will be published in next week's notes. Be sure and look for them. ^ Regular meeting * next Sunday evening, xfrlth Group Tw o in charge Our Union is growing. L et’s keep up the good work. Re on time, all the time, and Bring Your, Part Up. K ID N E Y S s w a l l o w o f water. T h# o il stimulate* the kidn ey action and enable s the o rg a n a to th row off the polaons which c a u s e p rem ature old age. N e w life and s tren gth Increase aa you continue the treatment. W h e n co mpletely resto red continue t a k in g a capsule o r tw o each day, OOL.il M E D A L , H a a r l e m Oil C a p ­ sules w i l l k e ep you In h e a lt h and v i g o r a n d p rev en t a return o f the disease. I )o not w a i t until old a g e or dtseaae I w l e Molded d o w n f o r good. Q o to yo ur d r u g g i s t and get a b o x o f O O I-D M E D A I , Ita arl ein Oil Cnpeulrs. Mon ey refund ed If they do not help you. T h r e e alien. Hut remem ber to aak fo r the o rigin a l Imported OOL.D M E D A I , brand. In sealed packa ge*. _ ■v house party it» Lake Harney. Every member is expecting to bkye the time of their lives on this little vacation. Doctor Hyman says he is expecting some wedding fees as a. result but no one can imagine to whom he is referring unless it is to our honored president, Mr. — ------(all names omitted). LJo that as it may we • ant all friends of the Union to come out 4o Lake Harney Friday evening to the big fish fry, and w’fe will let you in* bn the "big. cats.’ No dished to be washed or nnything like .that for everything will be serv­ ed "a la Camp Style.” CLASSIFIED STARTS W IT H Y O U R ■ SA N F O Itp F o r y ° u r o w n satisfaction y o u m ust . co m p are C am els w it h a n y cigarette C a m e ls w in instant an d p erm an ent in the w o rld at a n y price. success w ith sm okers because the y o u 'll blend q u a lit y brin gs out to the limit the b e s t realize and th e Then, t h e i r sup erior ra re enjoym ent R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COM PANY, WinstonJsl.m , N. C little less than new, ‘ In good,condi­ tion, wll| sell cheap, Can fie seen U — — ' . * �AUGUST IS. 1910 THE SANFORD HERALD A jM o h e y S a y e r NewCombinatiomXMERICA] MflSNCE' Specification "H‘ * \ l\ **•* 0 I n c h . s U y g J u p t o . 20 I n c h 'H a i g h t n Inch H a y t a b o v e 2 0 Inch Haight PAGE NINE Pay* of Convict Guards.. Pecdlng in d car* of convlcti Salary of Ferryman..-.______ I’aymrnfa on arcount roads buill b Payments on account bridge* built Surveying ______ ___________ ____ Kipenars repair* on brick roads Discrimination roil M V OVA HO K I M ) Depository llalatirr Oct. I, 191* Urrrlyli for Ihr Sli Munlha: Prom: Taa Collector—Taaea Making __ v DUhuracmenla for the Mil Munlha Kent of Armory,. . .. Every thoughtful Peporltory balance March 31, 1919 I A M E R I C A N FE NC E~| |*“ tmc» b m i i u s aiOMraM ■ housewife h as lo n g sin ce le a r n e d th e a d v isa b ility o f purchasing only standard goods of established merit. Depository balance (let. 1, 191 Itecrlpla far the Hit Munlha: Krom:’ Taa Collector— Taira Clerk 'I Merest on Honda e She knows, for instance, that a ll ad vertised fo o d p ro d u c ts o f n atio n al Dkpuslto/y llalancr Mar. 31. 1919 distribution must of necessity conform to pure food laws, not only those of her own State, but also must be in conformity with the Federal Depository llalancr Oct. 1, 191 Hcerlyta rr the Mil Munlha: Krom: T i l Collector—T u n M iking___ _________ — lllahurafm»n>a for Ihr Mil Moi Drpoaltoty balance Mar. 31. 1919 * I n sh ort, th e la b e l r e q u ir e d b y p u re food laws has prevented fraudulent substitution and the use of unwholesome material, due to the fact that the intelligent American house- sole agents for A m e ric a n Steel & . W ir e m pan y. W e have a com plete stock our prices bitching Depository II ala nee Mar. 31, l!M9 are U n fo r t u n a t e ly , h o w e v e r , are some food* products now on the market in Depository llalancr (let. I, I llacrlple for Ihr Mil Munlha various sections of the country to which our protective labeling laws have not sufficiently applied, and in such cases the housewife is nat­ urally left in the dark. * Take for instance; socalled Self-Rising Flours; there are no laws re­ quiring the label on these Hours to name the ingredients. These are still bought blindly without knowledge of the ingredients, for the reason that these mixtures seem never to have been subjected to the same label requirements as other mixed f(ood products. One is unable to determine from the label of any sack or package of Self Rising Flour what the quality of .the Hour is or what other ingredients are mixed in with it. AH8KTM A N I ) LIAIIILITIKM A skc-Im llalancr rath In drpoiitoritt, nit fund* Uncollected (airs, current year Llahlllllr* Warrants outstanding for current e*p*nr»cv Warrants outstanding m oney. burrowed, the p is deferred t* per cent IN months (Hack Hammock Drainage District Honda , Se min ule County f l i g h t and lie funding Bond* Sid- fluad A. Bridge Dint. N». i Bond* Florida tifovim Drainage District Bonds HTHE Success of Dainty Bakings or a Substantial Dinner is assured b y the S U P E R L A T IV E SELF RISING RISING SUN The F as t B reaker, Just for flip Hnko nf giving ui something; to Htiirt nn argument. will some­ body ph*a»o fiiiggr-st flint ub If mtikoa n bn!>y cross to cut tcofb If must mnko him cross-eyed to cut eye teeth. WIGHT G R O C E R Y C O „ Sanford FL. v/////m, .\\\\\\\\\v Goldsm it h's SRld that “T h e V i c a r o f W a k e fie ld " wan one o f the beat novels ev er w rit­ Tin- f.allaja, fng report of llir receipt* ami iNshurscmi-nla nf ihr funds >*l S t l M J S l l l .K C O U N T V inf lhe efrl.nl ending March 31#!. 1919, atiih the lulanrct anil amount «.f # i r rmta outstanding ami a statement nf the aascla anti lishililie*, ami Urn valuu ul t'uunly property, except school of the aald Seminole Counly a# reported on the 3 H t day of Marrh, 1919 by (he Clerk of the Clreuil Court and the Hoard of County Commissioners ia hereby published umler the provision! of Chapter liSI3 of the l,a«> nf hlonil*. Acl* of I'JI'e. KltN t;sT A M ioS, . * Co mpl roller. Si*t Batarun* Oct I. ! 1*! Pi for Ilu Nil MuniIm Tax C o l l e c t o r a m __- . ... - Comptroller — Ilrdrmpllona. Depoai t — I uUr r# t . . . W. O* Williimjtun — MlsctlliiueoGs I U rn* UumpUtiil^r —IJcprite* ten. nml called It a “ prose-idyll.'* It Is certnlnly tl|o musical prose nf a true poet.— Julian Hill. Oookn Thn\ C le rk C irc u it C o u rt a* C o u n ty A u tlitw r h ih I C ln k t.«# County ( ‘ ommli*ldni'Di I’rr I Bern and Mtlt arr <>( Cuunty Cum rni**luncr- Halarlea of olhrr Offirrra ami Kmplnjri** A tto rm y fo r C o u nty (*i»m rn lu lu roc/* Bupitviaor of Ksgifitralion Counly IMiytirian County D r morialrullon Ag »■nl Furniture and Flilurea for. Court llouie F tp rit pcm of Couni) Building** J nniu-D and other altaiulatila Profit. Thoro uro h u m ln ’tl* nf hooku, mcK om* of whlrh. If m ill m o l. roiiliy ns* ^Imllntorl by tho por^on to wlimn It hiifijM*ns t*» nppoiil. will cnnhlc I hilt IMT^nn qnlti’ iitioovtMohniHly to furnish hlniHolf with ninmunlllon w hlrh ho will llm) of uso In tho hnttlo of llfr. — R oorovolt. i*ay of Nhcrlff for iilrnrlaiuo tm ('uuniy Cummf**iunt r* — inrlilrnlsla Long Sentences. In " L ob Mlsordblos" Victor lingo hnB one nenlenco nf n hundred line*, nnd e a rlie r In Ihe hook. In one of tho chapters descriptive of W aterloo, there nre over CO lines w ithout n full stop. Eiiglnnd'K record Is held by Ihe for­ eign enlistment a r t, one section of which reaches It* six h u ndredth whrd. t.‘a »r of ( ou a i) Hoar: '. Itvpalr* and addltlona In. I'our lluuara and Karma K ijicnaia operation poor House* and Karma Allowances made to Pauper* outside of Poor House* and psld by W a rra n t! . • (.'•ronrt'a In q u ra ls: K e n id ORtrrra, Jutora and Wllncaaea M la llo n rr, & I’ rln lfn , General stationery, lllanka, *tc„ . . . ________ ..... T a a Aaaeaanr T a x C ollertor (?terk Circuit Court, recordinf and general court work Kapenaea o( General Klectlon ttie privilege o f sho otin g a jinn once lit a mark — H. \V. l| o w e ’n Monthly. N O T E —AfiTa Costello u alrtady ic tll knou-n to most o f the ladies o f o u r city. She ii o f the Domestic Science Uranch o f the University . o f Chicago, a graduate o f La ois Institute, Supervisor o f Domestic Science in Ihtblic Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic A rts and Economy, Special Lecturer to the Women's Clubs. Had H im There. " p e a c o n StuiiiiB 'lo w he douri’ a p ­ p r o v e o' eh urches ad vertis in '." r e m a r k ­ ed S h in b o n e ; " b u t w hen A h nit him, W e are publishing a series o f her most im portant articles. u dnt case, wtiflfo* he ri ng the c ln ifrh bell fo ' service, he Jes' laid nullin' ti» tmy."— B oston T ra n s crip t . M ered it h ’s Vanity . "George Meredlthj ns his frlendfl lived to tell wll . a m usem ent,” write* Robert l.ynd In the l.oiidoii Nation, "was a vain man. Someone lias re­ lated bovV, In his la te r years, lie re­ garded It as a m a ile r of extreim Im­ parla n c e flint Ills visitant should sit in n position from which they would see his face In profile." Disbursemrnl# fur Ihr Mia MonthH u litr) His C hristm as Present. A n obi fe llo w I kn ow , nml w h o h a * nil sorts o f money, nnyn that w hen ho w a s n boy liv in g on n fo rm In P e n n ­ sylvania nil he got fur C hristm as wnB Masterpiece. Go ethe, nt the time o f publication. Feeding Rabbits. Babbits need tmt only 'green feed, but a solid stnple meal every d a y — preferably of grain tail Ttint Is a dllTIru tty at present ; bread may lie s u b s ti­ tuted. with n little bran or oatmeal, ami alw ays plenty of elenn w a te r o r milk and w nter. 187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE M ONROE Joining bulkhead on ilu* West. Tw o blocks of building Ixits, With two story factory building. Address: C. KENNISON, I*. O. Box 505, Orlando, Fla. Amendment to Prayer. I.lttlc Donald Frost, fl yehrs old, says Ids prayers every night, and hue evening a tie r saying Ills regular prnyrr, llnlstnst up by ■saying; "D e a r Lord, please don't let B rother Bill put Ids cold feet on me."—Exchange. On Floor, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Y «n C u Day From U* « t Wholesale Prices Happiness. If we nre to he happy, we must bei happy now ; If we a re to he happy, w e miist ho happy h e r e ; If we a re io bo happy, \ve muni ho happy In uuraelvoa and not In o u r condition*.— Exchange. W. A. Merrjdaj Coopuy falatlo, Florida Daily Fashion Hint Kapenaea of Deputy Taa ollector Tick eradication work ......... Ilent ul room (or Govrtnmrnt Laboratory Net balance March 31, 1910. . — Warrant! outaVanding Marrh 31, 1919 H o w e v e r , th e h o u sew ife can easily become thoroughly informed about most pro­ ducts and, by a process of cardful selection ofsuch products, safeguard health and make pure food legislation effective. FLOUR aea zest to r every th ere I ... Drpository ltala'nre Marrh 31 1919 REAL ESTATE LIST Y O U R PR O PE R TY AND W E CAN SELL IT. PINK A N D KOIIKF.ITUUK F U N D Depository Balance llcL. 1. 191* tlerelpla for (ha Mil Manifest From: T s s Collector—Tsaea Comptroller—^Tsa ttedi Fine* and roata Sherilt and Deputlea, Cat Ilia Crltn Ca Justice of Peace, Cat Hla Crlna Ca County I’roaecutlag Attorney HaIIid#. Pay (or attendance Crim. Ct Witness Free utloni Other elpenie* of Criminal pr< HtierHT'a to m . on Fine*, air. Feeding PrUonera . Transportation paid for and discharge money paid to con iTr^a on roada i • Pay of juror In Crlm. rsata. Counly and Justice of Peart Courts . • • . ... Insure Your Auto - Tc N e l Balance, March 31, 1219 Warrant a outatandlng, hfirch 31, HMD •f ' • Dtpofitory lUtlncf, March 31, 1919^. ruad Dspos-iory Iter r: pi ■ fo Prom T yuNi> Tsa Redemptlone Itoad Camp 19.932.43 incra far fosd Inspection iff sun* (or rusd Inaj ilnlrnancr, Itosda arblncry, costa and rip: >at, pars and tcadln: 203.00 at.oo 227.49 eOB.20 I.T1R.ST 2,101.10 A MODIBII GAPS. Nothing I* moro fiukiomblo than tho capo ju*t now*. A * a ebango from •the bluo model, ono might havo this design In blufiuo trlcotlno trim­ med with buttons of eclf-materlaL Tho collar and rover* are full of line, yot gracefu. Tho- fulttcss at tho walit I* held in with a suede holt. Medium slzo requires yards 64Inch material. Pictorial Review Capo No. 7371. BUea, 32 to 44 inches bust. Price, 9ft «*••#»■ Liability Property Damagi Agent Drew Development Co Formerly Holden Real Estate Co, I Division �AUGUST 18, m , United SUatea of the World. The day wnl come when we shnll realize not only the brotherhood of In­ dividuals but the essential unity o f nil mnnklpd. All are -brothers; all chil­ dren of the same Anther. The barriers which divide nntlons wrC artificial. I believe the time Is. at hand when these barriers will fall, like the wnlls of Jericho, before love's tnmpet sum­ mons, when the banner of brotherhood nnd freedom will float forever over a neyr federation—tho United States of tho World.—Tolstoy. Tides of the Ocean. 1 Tho Incoming nn<l the outgoing of the tides Is mused by the gravltntlnonl^ Influence of the moon. The moon, so to speak, draws or lifts the wnter from the depths on the snmo principle that n pump lifts wnter. Aqd ns with n pump, the wnter rushes In to fill the space left; so the shnl low water nenr shore rushes out to fill the extra spnee caused by rising of the wnter, ou the principle that water seeks Its own leveh Plant Will Be Built at Fernandina to Manufacture Thousands of Tons of Waste Material Into Fertil­ izer for Sole Distribution in Florida. A DELIOHTTUL TAXLLEUB.' Just what one would want for sum­ Washington's Advisers. mer Is this tnllleur In silk trlcotlno Washington formed his cab­ with narrow straight skirt and a narrow box copt. The most glorious inet- It had hut four members, the In­ part nbout tho suit Is tho vest o f terior department being unknown, the tapestry cloth, overtopped by a col­ war nnd navy departments being un­ lar of flno wblto linen, which' may der one head, nnd the postmaster gen­ be freshened as often ns occasion de­ eral being rohord'nnte to the treas­ mands. Five-yards 42-Inch material ury. Nevertheless o f these four posi­ and t; yard tapestry are needed for tions, ho gave two to Virginians, Sec­ average site. nv Pictorial Review Jacket No. 7716. retary of State Jefferson nnd Attorney Sites, 16 to 20 years. Price, 25 cents. CTcner.’.i Randolph; one. to New York, Skirt No. 7234. Sites, 14 to 20 yean*. Alexander Hamilton, nnd one to Mass­ achusetts, Henry Knox. Price, 20 cents. . - •- 'With t h » Immediate ar aett os a f * factory to ro nv a rt ahrlm p s cra p Inta fe rti li se r, F e r n a n d in a w il t h av a tha ilonaar plant In the Unit ed Htatea tor [ha utilis ation o f thla mat erial. An­ nouncement o f tha n e w Industry w u m a d e t o d a y , b y C.- N o * h R e i d , m a n a g e r o f the Jac ksonville office s f the Ml trate A g e n c ie s C om pan y. {experim en ts on the poeelb lllt le s o f tr a n s la tin g the w a s te fr om s h rim p Into a fertili se r have been u n d e r w a y since April, the Idea f o r d e v e l o p in g such an orlglnatad In tha Industry having J acks o n v ill e of nee. I t Is o n l y - w i t h i n ths last f o u r or- five days, h o w e t e r, that final details fo r the establish ment o f the plant at F e r n a n d in a h av e been completed. W o r k w ill com m enra on th s b u ild in g at once, Mr. Held elated this m q r n l n r nnd the Initial ex p end it ure w i l l by Lie( w r e n 140,000 nttd I j O.OOO. O p e r a t i o n s w il l begin nbout Oct ober Tv T > V T h e o u t­ put o f fe rti li ser will be Just sufficient for Florida, according' to Sfr. Held, nnd the product w ill not be put on tho m a r ­ ket for wholesale fertili zer m a n u f a c ­ turers. etsr.v Watch This Space IC q ss I D I f| . to rrrw rls s REAL ESTATE BARGAINS 1 .1 World's Largest Bui l di ng. , , The Vatican pnlnce at Rome Is the largest building In the world, covering 1844 acres, .hut with Its additions andenlargements It was several centuries In building. The most extensive build­ ing In the world instructed nt one time Is the Pennsylvania station In New York city, which occupies eight acres o f ground nnd hns exterior walls measuring nbout one-hnlf n mile. The cnpltol at Washington covers 153,112 square feet, or nearly four ncres. ~ Dglly Thought To bo trusted Is n ^renter compli­ ment tlinn •« th—or! —fioortro Mnc- BUILDERS S U P P L IE S LUM BER* LATHS, S H IN G L E S SEW ER P IP E and D R A IN T IL E WE TAKE UBEHTY BONDS AT PAU S P R IN G S W ATER T H O M A S D. BAKER, Ph. D. An.ljllrml and Conaulllnf ChcmDl - Professional of Nilpcal Sclrnr* Emeritus, Rollins Cotleic, Florida Frivols Laboratory of Rollins Collvr# Mr. T. O. Cbartso WJnlcj Pork, r u . . Nor. SID. ItlR Hanford, FIs T il Drar Sir: I bar s romplvlvd rsrvful rbrralcsl onslrsls af Ike sample of water ih.i yon brought me early last week, aned bars obtained Ibe following reeulle: ** Color____ __ ______ .Clear Chil4?lae — „ ---- ----- •.■■wow*---------------------------1.75 Oarta per InlUlan , Reaction _________ — _____________ ________ -------------- T »jU— l e J .»0 million —o l ltd e „- _Z_ ZZ r parie r *pot * m iiHon Free Ammonia „ 00 pnrla per million - •* Hardness — 2J.0J patio per million Albuminoid Amraonl.___ _______ _ Trace Nllrnlou--------------------------------------Tree. The abeehce prtvllvnlly of free and albuminoid atnmpnla In ihla water and lit eery small amount af chlorine InUlralea Its *excellent gustily for hauaehoM purposes, la addition to the good gustily characteristics of superisr bnusehsld water. It possesses special fealurei of much value, especially those of eicellent nslursl aeration and L O W degree of hardness. ' The barterlologlrnl analysis, reselling in an average lotal eo’u'nl. In four samples of the water, of 1 bsrlerlo per cent.: and In flndlng no colon, or other harmful bacteria, acleria, fully ronflrm 111 good quallly Inillcaled by the C HE M IC A L analysis. , # O f (hr many wateta of Ibis and other regions Ihsl I have anslyred, I hair found none superior In ell good qualifies lo that or thv “ Eldye W alt r." . ' Tours very respectfully, * 'Signed! TIIOH. K. BAKER ' T. Q. CHARLES, Distributor T E LE I-H O N E J lt -W M l I’ ARK AVE. H A NFO R D , FLORIDA # Geese. Tho shrim p scrap has v e r y sim ila r and In fact abo ut th* same in gredients as those found In P e ru v i a n Guano, end fr om a fe rti li sa tion s tan dp o int U e q ua lly as v a lu a b le aa the P e r u v i a n jPVrduct, considered the most im p o r­ tant pla nt food on ^ t e m arket. H owever, o w l n ^ to the fact that P e ru v i a n g u a n o Is obtained fr om the placet w here pelicans co ngregate, and Is ra rely found In quan tit ie s of one oxcepl In Peru. It l l only p u l on the m arket every fo ur or five year s and le too scarce fo r gen eral use The three p U nt foods that constitute fertilizer ars am monia, potash and phosphoric acid, all o f w hich o r i g in a ls practic ally In the same m ann er as tha P e ru v ian guano In view of Ihess fuels, Mr. Hold declared today, the value of d is ­ co vering a process to m ak e the .lir.nip scrap Into fartl llxar can ba readily ■sen. Homo Idea o f w h a l the Ind ustry will moan to Ker nondlna can bo gained from tho fact that tbla town now ships more shrimp than any one place In the United .-Males Tho catch last y ear ra nged u p w a r d to 10,0110 Iona, a fleet of 700 boats being en gaged in catching shri m p for the Ki-rnir.iiliia m arket M i l l KUail nate l.uss. D u r in g the esp erltnrnts In m a k i n g shrim p scrap Into fertiliser. It was found ih .,1 ib per cent o f the shrim p Is head, w hich Is removed and th ro w n a w a y before the shrimp are Iced ami shipped. HhrInip cant.efs lose an even b i g g e r perc e ntag e of the shrim p In cwitnlnx <£, pr r cent, which count Itutra the head and tall, being wasted. T h e s c r ap w i l l he c o l l e c t e d n i g h t l y In m o t o r (rucks, haul ed to the p l a i n and. pul t h r o u g h a d r y i n g and g r i n d ­ i n g process U s i n g l o the s p e e d y d e ­ c o m p o s i t i o n o f the w a s t e a q u i c k p r o ­ cess Is necessary, V.'hllo (he m a n u f a c t u r e of s hr imp s c r ap I nto f e r t i l i z e r has been t r i e d In a s ma l l wa y bef ore, this I* the flrat time an e n t i r e l y s uc c es s f ul p r o c e s s lias been found. Mr. Hel d said t oday. In addition to tha fertilise r a stork food will be made pul of the ahrlmp scrap The Fer nandin a plant w il l ba under the s u p e r v i s i o n and direction of Uza Jackso nv ille offlo*. ' t= Alexandria. Alexandria, founded by the* world conqueror, Alexander the Great, Is an Kgypttnn city that .Is enger to lose Its connection with the faraway post and become completely modernized. Fate has favored this nmhlllon, for the won­ ders that Cleopntrn knew have been eaten by fire or swept nwny by the sen. Alexandria is n city of trade nnd fushlon, dominated by prosperous Eu­ ropeans too deeply absorbed In the stock exchange to he even vaguely In­ terested In the romantic side of their city. , • I H I L L LUMBER Co. i Ihiiy Fashion Hint a t " ^ -r^ r ! T 1 | 1 Here is your chance if you .are looking - for a real Irish Buggy made of all hardwood, full bolted and extra wide steel wheel. ■ Standard Size Wash Hoards . Dross 70c Gloss 60c White Metal 45c Price $4.25 ' LEE BROTHERS | | LIT T L E TOTS’ ROMPERS. Playtime calls for comfortablo garmeats, so here is a romper model' that answers ’ he requirements of good sense anil good-looks. Plain bine gingham * may he used, tho ItliHitncrs being shirred to a sh ort' j waist with sleeves cut in one. There are pockets of self-material. For average size, two yards 2fl-lnch ma­ t-rial Pictorial Review Rompers 71r.r. Sizes, 1 to 6 years. IT Ice, 15 routs. HARDWARE for HARD WEAR Kook Stoves, Yes! No. 7 No. 8 - - $14.75 *- Plum bing and Sheet M etal - 17.00 Contractors L j Peculiar Feeling. Celln had been III for ninny weeks One day when site was stronger rttui* hail, been put In n rbnlr. she slipped flown to tlii* Moor anil stood fur n ino ment on her feet. "Ob,” she said, I n imieli surprised voice, " I feel henv to myself." M any H. B. L E W IS List Your Property With Me y Wit .. ‘ *■ . WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. i m mm 1 ' Manufaclurrrvof IdvaJ Fwtilfxjv• fD « l « l n Spray Pump, and IntMtfddv. -fc■a some today! You’re going to call Lucky Strikes just right. Because ►Y - .... ..i t fg g rettes give you the good, w holesom e flavor .of toasted Burley tobacco. A, 7739 FOB EXOLU8IVE YOUNO LADIES One can manage to look bolb pic-, tureaque and sophisticated In a toi­ lette with skirt of plain pique and overblouse of figured organdy, es­ pecially if the overblouse goes over the waistline and bos a round neck run with black aatin,ribbon. Need­ less to add that the streamer belt Is also of saUn ribbon, M dlum alto requires l f i yards SG-Inch pique and U 1 yards figured organdy. Pictorial Review Dress No, 7739. Sizes, 12 to 20 yean. Price, 25 ccnu. •- : . • Him . 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Rut It took a church paper lo offer the inosi original one yet: “ Wonted—A minister who has been married 22 years Is very desirous of securing a clinnifo." , : . • - . “ ^V< ■ *-£r=- i L wm - »» 1( :M : i B . '.v . - I tT ' �smmwmm 'i t ’HI PAG E ELEVEN THE SANFORD ffKBALD - AUGUST IB, IM S - IS*** * --- It la further ordered that tht* notice be rph Finfia a. Mr*. O. L. With btlek Ninth S l w t Iron P»rk Commlaaionar* of Seminole County, Florida, B*lby Fiorfan. Joseph M E E T HERE T O M O R R O W now in the neighborhood of $17,000 Inc J'srrsmor*, A tf n n publfahed once each week for twelve week* Avenue Knit erne and onn-hnli < l f i ) blocks. at th* offle* of *ald board at th* court houa* Lamport, Jams, MeEtroy I'arramor*, Proposal to b* presented In a. *#al»d en­ In Sanford. Florida, on or before t*n o'clock I’arramor*. Effl* Parramora and Elisabeth in tbe Sanford Iferald. a n»w*paper pubper mile to build and $1,000 per velops endorsed on tha outside IMd* lor a. m. on the 2nd day of September A, D. 1919, Parramor*. a* h»lr* of ,ald Joseph Fine,an, Uahed in Seminole County, Florida. V o l u s i a , Lake and Seminole l o De* mile for interest ulone. paving Ninth Btroal." Sanford. Florida and for th* vxravattuo and construction of the deceased, in and to the B W I j of N E I i nf Witness my hand and official seal of the dltchre, drain* or canal* and lateral ditch**, Portion IS, Tp. 20 8. Itanc* 31 East and the •aid Circuit Court this the 8th day of Aug­ name of the bidder or bidders. ' cldc on Bridges • There is good argument on both theEach proposal must be accompanied by a. drain* or canal* in the Jessup Dralnag* Dis­ N W J ( of SFrif of Seetlon JS, Tp. 20, S ust. 1919. R a n * * 31 East In Beminole County, Florida. certified check made payable at eight to the trict. (Seail K. A. DO U GLA S S The boards of county commission­ aides of the uucstion. The people order ol the City Clerk of Sanford, Flrolda Each bid must he accompanied by a certi­ B. E. B R A D Y . Clerk, Circuit Court. themselves must determine what fied clfeck in tho sum ol Five Hundred (1100) Sheriff SomlnoL- County, Fla. for two hundered (1200.00) Dollar*. Srhelle Maine'. ers of Volusia, Seminole and Lake Dollars, payable to said board, as an evi­ 61-Mr. i^dlcltoF for Cstimltl-isnl. 6-V-13tc. Tb* lucmalul bidder or bidden will be dence ol good faith. they want. — D eLand News. counties meet in Sanford at 9 o’clock required to give a bond « 'lual Id hi* or their Estimated total yardage, 99,660 cubic I bid, and auch bond to be executed by a yard*. Saturday for the purpose of consist­ Thl* quantity is only apprnrimate, In Clrrull Caart of lb * Sesenlh Judlria In tlrcalt Ceurl Tib Judlrlal Circuit, Ssml•urtty company, licenced to do buatnee* In bring given as a uniform baste tor compari­ Clrrull sf Florida, Hemlaolo County. In net* Ceunly. Florida, la Chaartry. the state ol Florida, (aid bond to be son of bids, and th* said board Reserve* the ing Joint adtlon with reference to Chanrcry. In re PrllOnn » t Fannie C. Davts: a Married approved by the City Council. right to inert*** or dterras* the amount of C . I - Handilt, Complainant Another Birthday Party Woman. purchasing fhe bridges over the St. Plan* and ape Nitration* may be »e*n at •aid yardage at may be deemed neremry. V *• Ord*r and tJcensa Johns at Harden’s ’ Kerry and a A pleasant event in young people’s th* City Clark'* office or, at tha office of All bids shall be mad* upon a form to be W l l j l y a Atkinson* Daniel, Luther C. Porter, Thl* matter, coming on to be heard thl* Fred T. William*. City Engineer. furnished. Tho Portsmouth Trust A Gurasnteo Co. dav befog* me upon the report of E. F. IfomThe City Council reecrve* the right to reCrow s. Bluff and the erection of a circles was the birthday party given Tbe board rseerve* th* right to reject any Atleo C. HID, Dai id Leo Daniel. A. D. Star huld*ry*p*rlal matter heretofore appointed and and all bid*. bridge at Osteen. Seminole county by Miss Mabel Wilkinson on Wed­ ect and all bids. bird, and all unknown persons rlalnilnc to tikf and report testimony a* to the capa. rr*d P. Itinr* F. U Mlljer Th* succtwetul bidder w I be required to Pre*. Council. any interest by, throuah or undrr the eily,/comp*t*nry and qualification* of pell* . City Clerk will be asked to meet half the ex- nesday afternoon in celebration of give a bond equal to IS per rent of the above named pam r* or either ol them, a* lionJr to take charge of and manage her Fred. T . Willi* m* amount ot his or their bid, computed upon heir*, devise** lefatee*. franteoa or oth*rn u n * , with hi* opinion thsreon. the court, City Engineer. her fifteenth birthday* to a group of 4pena „ basi* ol the yardage above mentioned, wl»*. and Sit other unknown person* claim. haqing eaamined the report and the te*tlItdtt. girl friends among' whom were in­ a Surety Company qualified lo write Inc any In t .m t in and to th* .aid land* In­ y, find* that tha said Fannie C. Davie pense of the bridges at Harden’s *\eh bonds in the State of Florida, as surety volved tn *ald cult, t t al 1* qualified to take charge of and manage her Ferry and at OBteen, while Lake cluded the ohoir of the Congrega­ tmdt the Surety Company and form of N O T ICE OF e l e c t i o n ; t*, and thereupon ft ia hereby ordered, Order of Constructive Sorvjea. to be' approved by '■aid hoard, I* hereby given that an election udged and decreed that the Said master’s T o all unknown parties clalralns Inf-rest county will be asked to meet half tional church. Games were enjoyed *ttlNolle* be held a t the several Palling place* In “ rl tie and the earn* I* hereby approved s p y ol plan*, specification* and pro­ by, tbrouch or under William Atkinion the expense of the bridge at Crows and delicious refreshments served Hsmlnot* County, Florid*, on th* 16th day file* and proposed contract, bond and form of let, Luther C. Porter, Th* Portal___ confirmed. n( September IBIS pursuant to Chapter bid maV be obtained upon application to the & Guarantee Co,, Allrtt/flrlllll, DaVld Lo* IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D . A D J U D G Bluff. All providing the people of late in the afternoon. #195 oi the Daw* of Florida, Art* ol 1919, undersigns-d upon making a deposit ol Daniel, and A. IJ—iltarbtrd, a* heir*, devUcoa, E D A N D D E C R E E D . That th* petitioner, Entitled An Act to Prohibit Hof* or Swine Ten Dollars, tni* sum to be refunded when - ----- grantees, grantor*, leg locatre* or otherwise, or anv or the said Fannie C. Davie, be and ana ts here­ Volusia county vote In favor of elim ­ runnln . or roaming at la rf* In said county, •aid plans, specifications, etc., have been ST th; them and all unknown peraons. by granted license to take charge of and " re­ either/7.1 bossing— Lee inating the present privately owned tor the purpose of adopting or rejecting the turned. I or association* claimlnc an manage her eetate and property, to control , , _-rnnnSratlon* provision* ot said act. said election to be tty order of the Iloard of County C»i the following described land* the aame, to contract and b* contracted ~arr,m Interest in and high toll bridges. The -wedding of Lieut. Frank. Los- held in accordance with eniatlng laws govern­ ml«sloneri\uf Seminole CsssrnSw*—Hnfldi. •ituata In Htmlnole County, Florida, to-wit: with, to aue and ba eued, and to b«com* a (seal) \ FI. A. M o UOLASS, general election*, including th* qualifi­ Lot* I to 2R Inclusive (le u Lot* S and 8) free dealer and bind heraelf In all raapecta at T o make the bridges free, main- sing and Mrs. Mary Evelyn Lee ing US Me \ Clerk. cation ol voter*. W. A. * D. L. Daniel's Subdivision ot the If ah* wert unmarried. S B ' s ot Sec 10, T w p 21 8. Hang* 29 E. tnin thorn with eight keepers, one a t ,(took place at the home of Mrs. Lee The following elector* hak* been appointed D on* and ordered In (Chamber* at DeLand 130 acre* more or less. conduct said election and to canvas* and Florida thl* th? 2nd city of August 1919. each bridge, and to pay interest on on French avenue lust Sum!a/ aftrt- lo make return* ot the vote* cast, In the sevrrsl In the Clrrull Cuurt of the Sevenlh Judicial You and each ot you are herchy ordered to j \s. w. Verki ns the investment estimated at $360,000 nopn at four o’clock. Dr. George precinct*, respectively, the last named to act .Circuit of Florida, Seminole Counly. lit be and appear before our aald Circuit Court fis-dtc Judge. at the Cuurt House in Sanford, Florida, on Chancery. a* elatkl—. - -~— ------wil. cost thfe tax payers, about three Hyman, pastor of the Baptist church the 3rd day of No*. A. I). 1919, then and J. P. Laing, Joined by J. F '.. Latng, her’ h u e ^Precinct No t. Tim Keane, F. E. G 1c* there to make aniwer to th* bill oi eoraplalnt In th* Circuit Ceurl, H*t*nlh Judicial Clr* band. milU additional taxes, which would officiated and onfy the immediate A. W. Wathen and W. F. Rh.lley, herein filed again*! youl < Complainant* Cnll, In and far Htmlnnls Csos'y. Fltrid* No 2 A. 8. Hawkins, J. G. Moffett bring-in about $36,000.00 per year. family and a few friends were pres­ Jas.Precinct It I* further ordered that this notie* ha In t'h t nrrr t. A. Johnson and J. W. Bell. Wm. O. AndenHed. R. if* Ham*i II. Ramsey, Ceo. B. published once a wrek for twelv* week* in Albert 11(11. Complainant Precinct No 3. C. I~ Britt. G. F. Patton. ent. 1( a flat rate' of 25 cents toll for t Mnrtnn. Individually jind a\ A rroster. Cal- the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published rt. David -fpeer, and F. P. .lline*. A. I’oate. Anna C. WoVTbrldfe, Indl* In Semlnol* County, Flor.da, round trip f« made, it is estimated Roan M. Hall, Defendant. The contracting parties are well Precinct No. i A. A. Hick*. F. A. John­ vln viduallv and a* trustee, Albert G. Five* A. V. MrGuinn and Leonard Kelt. Witness my hand and seal of **ld Circuit TiHHo**1 M. Hall, — — Street, Indlanappliv, 'th a t the bridges w ill be self'sustain­ known here, the bride, Mrs. Lee son. Precinct No. 5, T, L. t'ushlnr, N. J. Tan­ and Richie Wondbridft, nnd nil unknown Court, thia th* 7th day of Aug. I9IB. persona clainjlnc interest, by through or un­ ner, O. G. Walcott and ll. II. McCall i Seal I E. A. D O U G L A S S ing, will meet their own upkeep, pay having resided here for mahy years It appenrlnr } t om the affidavit of Albert Precinct No 1. J. W. Flynt. G. T. Peter*, der anv of the above named tlefendinte. Clerk of Circuit Court Semlnol* Co. v la. Hall herein duly filed that h* i* complainant either at heir*, devisee*, grantee*, legatee* f o r , their own keepers, pay interest and for the past two yeijrs has been J. V* Wicks, and M. E. Dooley. E. F. HouthvJdsr . • In the above M il l lad cause nnd that it ia the No. 7, It, It. Bnbertn, J. E. Sny­ nr othfrwb«, and al! Unknown persons claim­ Solicitor , —a 65-13tc Irelief that the defendant, Rosa II. Hall, ll on thx investment and create a fund connected with the J. - L. Millery der,Precinct ing Interest by, through or under Jessie C, G. G.Jaroba and I*. II. Collins. nun resident ol tb* Stata al Florida and Precinct N ». S. C. E. Mather*, 8. E, 'Murphey and J. Richmond Murphey, her I that so* is a reddest of a stata of tha United for retiring the bonds. bakery where her.uniform courtesy Mathers, P. E. Rrddltt znd A. W. Moreman. hualiand, now deceased* as heirs, devisees, Jn Clrrull Court of ih’e Se-enth Judlcfa States other than the State of Florid* and I’reeinrt No. 9 T. D. Hartiey, T. P. lewl* legatee*, nr otherwise, and all other unknown Some people want the bridges ab­ nnd good nature made her a w'orld <f Circuit of Florida. Seminole Count). In is a resident of th* Stata of Indiana, rwaldint person* rlaiming'any internet In and .to said J, A. llialllne, and J. N. 8e*rey, a t -------------Str-et In th# City ol Indtapapoll* Chancery., The groom is the son of solutely free, claiming that it is no friends. Precinct No. 10. J*mr* Itred. J. O. Mar­ property invtoved in said suit. Indiana and thnt th*r* la no person In tha Defendants. * • J. F. La Inc, joined by J. E. Lain*, hrr hus­ Slate tin. A. l\ Siobtom and A. i'.. SJohlom. of Florida the service of a subpoena more just to collect tolls on bridges Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lossing of this band. Complalnai\ta. . , .Order of Constructive Service Preeinrt No. II. J. W. Diteen, A. W. ut>on whom r.-ouhl bind the defendant vs. To alt unknown nartle* rlaiming Interest to collect them on brick und city and has just returned from Mullen. A. II. Puller and W. U. llallard. and that it Is hit bfllef thn age of th* de­ Wm. G. Andenrled, It. 11. Itimsey, G jo. T. fendant la ov t iwrnty-on* year*. by, through or under Wm. C». Andenrled, Said election to be held In accordance R* II. Ramsgy, Oro. II. Morton, Individually Morton, individually and as -trustee, Cal­ hard surface, roads, which cost France, where he was a Frst Lieu­ with the taws of Florida governing the hold­ Yuu are therefore ordered to appear to vin A. I’oage, Anna C. Woodbfldge, Indi­ as trustee, Calvin A. I’oage. Albert (5. tenant serving all through the war. ing of general eleetiuns in said state and fc- and vidually .and a* trustee, Albert fi Eaves, this liiil on Monday Ihc fith'day oi October • Ksvrl. Richie Woodbridge and Jetilc C, ' turns to be made to the clerk and chair­ Murphey and J. Richmond Murphey, her A. D. 1919, the same being a Rule L)ay of and lUchie. Wooilbrtdge, and all unknown He is an experienced carpenter and. man of the Hoard of County Commissioners person* rlaiming any interest by, through ihla Court husband, as heirs, devisee*, grantees, legatee* or under any ut the above namrd defendis in the employ ol Contractor S. O. ol said County. or otherwise or any or cither of them, and all It it further ordered that tbit notice be Done by nrdrr ot the Hoard, ot County unknown persons, corporation* or associa­ anta, either as heir*, dcvjsee*. grantee*, published tor four cunaecullv* week* in th* Culnntistionrr* ot Seminote County, Florida tion*, claimlug an interest In Ihc following trgatre* or olherwtae, and alt unknown pet- Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in „ Shinholser. (Sealt E. A., DO UGLASS described property situate III Seminole Coun­ son* claiming Interest by through or under Seminole County, Florida. 1 0 and Mrs. Lessing .will make Clerk of Hoard of County Commissioners ty. Florida, to wit: llrgin at Intersection cf Jessie C. Murphey and J. ttlchmond Murfih Witness, E. A. Douglass. Clerk of tb* of Seminole County, Florida. , . . ■H*«t Heine of Mellonville Ave., with south ph*y, her husband, no w deceased, a* heirs Circuit Court and th* seal thereof this 23rd their future hdmo oh French avenue 65-Ste. ’ ------- ’ line of Sec. 30, run North along Mellonvill# devisee*, legatee* or otherwise and all day ot July A. I>. 1919, this city and the be-t wishes of their Ave., If»2 yards, Fast at right angle* 102 ■other unknown persons rlaiming any IqterE. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. t Irrult C ourt. Seventh Ju illrla l C lr- yards. South at right anglra 162 yards, <st In and to said property Involved In said Uy V. M. Douglass. D. C. many friends nr£ extended to them. In rothe Defendant*. ll, of Florida, In and for Sem inole C o u n­ Writ 162 ) arda. See. 30 Twp. 19 S. Range suit. A. 'K. Powers, » 31 E* ty. In f h a n r r r y Order of ConetriicUve Service, Solicitor fur Complainant. Gi-5tc U. J. 1.0bean and Aims Thurman, To the Defeneants. Wm. G. Andenrted, You .and. rach of you are hereby ordered Complainants, II. It. Hamsry, Geo, It. M orton. Individually t«* hr and aptM’sr before our «aid Circuit Knocking llich Halls Court *t th^ f’ .iuri House n Sanford, Fla on and as troslee, Calvin A. Popge, Albert tj. E. Hill and William Henry the 3rd day «f Nov. A. I». |!M9, then and Have, and Itirnie Woodbridge: Because tin* Sanford ball team was Cordelia Hill, her husband; ail qnkimwo uarthere to make answer to the bill of complaint It appearing from the sworn till) of com(tried one hundred dollars for its re­ ties claiming Interests under Cordelia herein fh*d against you. plaint herein filed that your plan- of resi­ E. iliil anil William Henry Hill, her ft ii' fiifthcr ordered that thl*4natlc* be dence it unknown, and that you are over FI ItK and THKFT and COLLISION In­ fusal to allow Umpire Osteen to ar­ hushapd, nr either of them, or other­ puhlliliDd once a week for twelve week* In the age Ilf 21 years: surance Usueil by tho FLORIDA STATE in the land described heh.w; the Hi it ford Herald, m newspaper, published bitrate a game the people of that wise, tl is therrfnre Ordered that you and earh AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION ia tho Allen G Apgnr a n d ------ -- Apgar. his in ScMiinolc County, Florida. of yuu do appear lielure uur Said Circuit Kathleen, FI*.— Mrs. Dallaa Prlne, that town are firmly convinced that wife; oil unknown parties rlaiining Witness my hand ahd seal of said Circuit Court, at the Court House in Sanford, Fla. •afcat and cheapest In the world. Write Court, this the 7th dav of August tfMft. or this place. Bays: “ Alter the birth Sanford is right in the siime etnss inter-st» under Allen ti. Apgar and on the fith day ot October A. D. 11*19. then for Information to headquarters,Orlando. — — — Apgar. his wife, or either *.f S. ,r» K. A. DOCC.IsASR of my last c h ild ...I got very much them, uf otherwise. In the land dreClerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. and there to make answer t>. the bill ol com­ Agents wanted In every town In Florida, with Saint Louis and Sheecago. run-down nnd weakened, so much plaint herein filed against you. crihcit liflnw. ail unknown narties E. t-* fliiUsholder "Where is there another claiming an interest in the following that I could hardly do anything at Yussum. ft is further ordered Dial this notire he Solicitor. !3tc dcsrribtd land situate in Seminole published (or eight cohseetuiie weeks in the alL I was so awfully nervous that town in the state that lias been fined count), Florida, to-wlt: 8 of S I ) of 'Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In 1 could scarcely endure the least like that? Yea, where is it? And S E j i of 8 W ' * of Section 13, Town­ In f'trcati Couri of the .Nsir nlh Judicial Semlnotd Co. Ft*. ship 21 South, Itange 29 East; also noise. My condition was getting Clrrull of Florida, Seminole Courtly. Witness -my hand and seal of said Clreuit begin at S W mrncr of H E 1. of Sec­ where is there another town in the In Ch nrrfr, worse all the tlm o... Court this th 7th day of August 191-J. tion 13. Township 21 South, Itange C. ( Handall, Complainant (seal) E .C DOU GLASS JEW ELER I know I must have some relief or state that is willing to go right down 29 East, jun eait 11 J) chains, .north VP, ClrVk ol Clreuit Cuurt Seminole Co. Fla. I would soon bo in tho bed and In a in its slocking and pul! up a wad, 10 chain*, west i t * ) chains, south 10 William Atkinvon liantel, Luther C. Porter, E. F, lloustndder, T hr 1'nr ts mtfti t h T fit»1 & G h at amice f 1o ,, Solirilor. tli-Dtc. eerloua condition fo r I felt so badly rip off a century note, slap it down chain*, defendant*. MY SPECIALTIES: Order 'if SeMlrr by Publication Mire C. Hill, David. Lee Daniel. A. D, nnd was so nervous and weak I could To all parties claiming interest* under Htarblrd, and all unknown person* claim­ hardly live. My husband asked Dr." on the counter and then smile? I 11 Cnrilelia E. Iliil and William ilrnry HID, her ing any Interest by through of under the In Ctrroll Cuurt, Sevenlh Judlrlal Clrrull PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA of either nf them, or nthirwise. In above named parties or either of them, a# Seminole t ’ u u n l ) , Florida' In Chancery -----------about n r taking CarduL He ■answer: There ain’ t none. Sanford is husband the land described below: and all parties GORHAM’ S STERLING SILVER h*4r>, lleviseei, grantees, legatee* or cither' Mary M. Hecord, widow. nald, ‘ it’s a good medicine, and good plum tickled half lo death over the claiming Interests under Allen O Aprar ami wije. a nl all other unknown persons Haim Complainant for that trouble’, sq ho got mo 6 bot­ happy termination of an unpleasant -------- Apjar. his wife, or either ot them, of log any interval In and to said lands Involved ROGERS’ PLATED WARE vs Rill to otherwise, In the land described below, and in said suit, ri al. tle s ... After about the secoml bottle I quiet Title all parties rlaiming an interest in the follow­ Oh. voti Sanford! You , l)t ferulant t. felt greatly improved.. .boforo taking epiaod?. All unknown hrtrs ol and all unknown per­ ELGIN AND W ALTH AM WATCHES ing described land situate In Seminole coun­ Order of Constructive Service sons claiming Interest under E. 8. and E. J It my limbs and hands and arms little dusty rogue!—Balm Beach ty, Florida, to-wlt: Ht)_nf 8*y of S E 't of To the defendant*: Willlim Atkinson White, Mrs. ( . W. Jacock* and all unknown South, SW U f*f Sect In h 13. Town would go to sleep. After taking It, Post. arsons claiming Interest under C. W. Hanft* 20 East; alto litfin al tiW corner »»l Daniel, Lulhar C. Purler. The Portsmouth however, this poor circulation dlaajr-. acock* and all unknown parties claim­ SEJi of Section 13, Town«fiip'2t South, Trust & Guarantied Co., Alirm CL Hill, D av id.Lee Daniel and A. D. SParbirdi ing an interval in and to Lot* 2, 3, i, 5, pearod. My strength cams back to Dance 29 East, run Kaat 1 4 rhain*. North 10 chain*, *Weal 14 H chain*, S^uth I 0 i fi and 7. tilock 2, E. J. While's Subdivi­ It appearing ffo m the a worn bill ‘rtf com Will Transport School Children me nnd I was soon on tbo road to. chain*. plaint herein filed, that yuiir place of real1 sion a* recorded in plal hook No 2. Seminole health. After tbo uso oT nbout 5 bot­ The Sanford schools will again fur­ It |a hercity ordered fhit you appear to the j den re U unknown, anil that you .are over Counly Records, Defendant*. tles, I could do all my houso-work liiil of enmplainl Jiird Iterrfn a fad nit you in ! (hr age of 21 years; OCULIST AND OPTICIAN ORDER and attend to my nix children b«- nish transportation to the children the above enljtlrd cau»e, on the firai day uf | It l<i therefore (Irdered that you and iarh T - ail* unknown heirs of, and all unknown Prartlce confined to the treatment Scplt fttbrr, A. If 1H] * .(, and l hr Sanford eldes.” living within the Sanford territory »d > *iU do aupcar Indore our •aid* Circuit pers-.ns claiming interest under K S. A- E, J. Hr raid ta hrrtdiy dr#lgnalrd *■ I hr nrwapaprr White, ami to all unknown persons claiming of Ih^ cyo You can fed safo In giving Cardul but too far from the school building In which thin order ahall hr puhliahrd oner Court *t tpe Court H<iuae in Sanford, Florid interest under ( ' it Jacoeks, and all un­ on tii** bth tl*> of Let over, A D. Iblf*. th*n Eyes examined by a regular regis­ a rci k f«r twelve consecutive tjcrltv a thorough trial for your troubles. It and thrfe to make answer lo the bill of known partlea claiming an Interest In and to |to walk. tered physician torts 2. I, t. t. fi. A 7,|tl„rk 4, K. J Whit*'# Witni** my hand and »cai of ofT^c*- il,l» ^(implnmt filed It* (tin against > " ’y contains no harmful or habit-forming Elsewhere in this issue the hoard 2nil day of JunV, A. if 1!M9 Subdivision as recorded In Flat Hook N o 2. drug*, but Is Composed of mild, vege­ Glashcfi titled, broken lenea du­ D H further ordered that thi* order bn Seminole County Records. (trail E. A. D O T C L a SsS, published In-the Sanford Iferald, a newspaper table, medicinal ingredients with no is advertising for bids for such trans­ plicated l.*|rrk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Kl». 4 You and each of you are hereby ordered puhlb o-d in Seminole County* Fla., unce a bsd aftereffects.. Thousands of womon portation as it is their dpsire to have W. M. Murphy, Jr., to appear to th* bill of complaint herein we* k for eight ro!i»ecuti Ve w eek*, 28 W. ChurcVst. • Orlando, Fla. Solicitor for Complal 5lJ-l3tc filed against you, on the Rule day for Nov* have voluntarily written, telling o f everything 1a readiness by the open­ V’fttcra my hand and peal o f 'said Circuit ember, th# «*me being the thlrd'of Novem­ the good Cardul has done them. It ber - 1919.. *n Cfrriilt Court Seteitlh Ju d lrla l C lrru ll, Court thl* the 7th ilav nf August 1319. iSeali ‘ IL. A. DOUGLASS, Should help you, too. Try lL E 74 ing day. •ir. I’lurliit. t hinrerf .Heml note Count <1 ! rr l. i if C| r lit: C w u r t S I* m f n a »t e I * *L, Fla, I) ) ch«p|F»:i, Henry II. ill. I- F 11ou ahold i--r. Marv Wheeler Chil«|**il. and Solicit or. fil-Ste C o u l d n ’t Find A ny. j, llartn a vt-ji, Co rnpralnanta lllll to -- ----- ——J— L/tilrl * v*. “ I got one good lough out of the Joteph Title, (rarvin, the unknown Noll re nf Application for Tat Deed f'ndcr tour, anyhiuv," wild Ynrlek llnmtn. S(-|itpm uiiid deviaeea unticr the Secllon N nf (huplrr MR*. Law* of I bar Ida !a&t, will and testament **f J»»S’ ntirr is hereby giv« n that Georgn Smith* “and thnt was when it took town sher­ *wph Garvin, llic unknown h*-ir« id Frrnan. purchaser of T u (Vrfifivatr No tiarvin, W rn (J, And*n* iff tried to nttneh our l»-\ office r e ­ 1922, dated the Ird day of Jtmr A. D 1901, rtid, the unkruiVMi Ir^atee* arjfl c e i p t s . " — Louisville ruuricr-Jiiurmil. ha* filed *ald r**rlitlcatr' In my ofPre ami ha* duviarra under Iht* la*t will and made application f«r tav deed to issue in One Inch Cards Will He ruMIshed Ba­ tt**iatnent of Win. (J. Andcngrfordanew with faw. Said cerilflrnte cm* relit, an d I he unknown heir* of * der This Heading Al The Rale Of 17.2‘ hrarea the fi.Unwin,: described property sit* ffm. (J. Andefirejtl, |)rfi*ndant* Per Year oate I In Sernlnofe County, Florida to wit: If'nil re in Non* Itriidrnt* rtW>| of 8\YU »cr. I !i. Twp. 2! South To Jowph Garvin, Itrfldrncv Unknown Range 3D Fast* T h e aald land being ia* To Wm. (*. Andenreid, Ileaidrnfe Unknown *^«fed -at the,flat® of the !*»uar»c® of aUib It appearing by the iworn bill of com- ( rertlfiratx in i|*e name ol J( W. Ilrotvn. , S C H E L L E M A IN E S ,’I, l ?.t. itr.‘t IJole**' salit certificate .halt he redeem*.! Unlif-nds T h e m W ith Sanford Sl '-Sk : accoidlng .vco.-tin, i * . . . . deed « m i „ Ue ther.on ine described land In Seminole county, Ftor on the 0th day *d September, A. It. 1919. L A W Y E R THE U N I V E R S A L C A B i c o m m o n Intercut Ida, to-wit: Witness my *sfTl»-»wt signature and seal this The Wcit. half ( W ' l i ) of the Southwest the*7th day of August A, D.'I9!9 . OFFICE IN TIIE COURT IIOUMP. A Sanford" fit iron tells his expt-rl LqOarter I S W * , ) uf Section 29. Township 19 (Seat! K. A. D HHiLARS. Itange 31 Ka*t, lr«i un>l esr-pt the Clerk Circuit Court Semlnol* County, ence-iu the following statement, N o South. S A N F O R D - - F L O R ID A W,-*t hall (W t -j) of the We*t half ( W * » ) ot Florida I better evidence than this can hu had. the, Southwest -tuarter i S W ’f l of the SouthUy V. M . . Douglass, I). C. Areit quart*r (SVV**) »f Section 29. TownTho truthful reports of friends and ihlp 19 Snulh. Range 31 Eaat, containing 70 Department uf the Interior. I'. H. Land Ofltr* neighbors" is the‘ best proof in the acrea more or Ie*a. T H O M A S EMMET WILSON Gainesville, Fla. July 29, 1919 You ar* therefor# hereby requited and nr world. Read and bp convinced. derrd to be and, appear before our aald E. FERGUSON ltfJUMIuL***» Notice Ii hereby riven that Sadi* Wallace Circuit Court at the Court Ituuse In H*n- wiglfilr ol Arthur It. Wallace, deceased, of Ask your neighbor! fnrd, Florida, on th* First Monday in Au­ Weklwa, Floriija, who on May 2V, Hitt No -012124 for 1919, being th* tlh day of said month, made Homestead Entry A. W. Wathen, ftfrmer, 400 W. gust, thrn and there to make answer lo the bill S W ' , of N W t , . N W ' , of S W , Section S First St., Sanford, kays: "1 have of complaint herein filed agalmt you, and * N'-j of S B ' s , Section fi, tVewnihlp 'Jo 8 LAWYERS therein fail not, else *ald bill will be taken a* llonge 39 E. Tallahassee Meridian has filed uscdsDoan'a Kidney Bills off und on ronfe*ard against you, followed by final de- notice of intention to mnko threr.year Proof F lo rid * 1 to establish claim to the land above described for 'several years and they are the <r*e. It I* further ordered that this notice b* before Clerk Circuit Court, at Hanford, best kidney remedy to he had/ I published In the Sanford Herald, a news­ Florida, on th* fith day of September 1919. Claimant nnmr* an witnessespaper published In Semlnol* county, Florida, have suffered a lot with my hack on* William C. Holiday, ot Waklwa, Florida. each week f*r 8 consecutive weak*. It. n. Click, of Waklwa, Ftarlda. and kidney weakness. On several T O A L L P A R T I E S C L A I M I N G A N I N ­ Ebrn Crtppen, ol Weklwa Florida. ^ T E R E S T I N T H E P R O P E R T Y H E R E I N occasions Doan’s Kidney Pills have I I B L O W D E S C R I B E D : Under Josrph Gar­ W. E. Whldden, of Weklwg, Florida. Bay and Hogan Sts.'ROUT. W. D A V I S como to my rescue when I was com­ vin nnd Wm. O. Andvnrald, or othrrwlse. 64-tie Regie Irr. JACKSO NVILLE, FLA. It being mad* to nppssr by * sworn bill ot pletely .down and out with kidney complaint filed herein agatnst'ynu thnt you Ail railroad ticket offices in trouble. Whenever I feel their need hive or claim to hav* iome Interest in tha Department nf lb * l a tr rU r., U. Ii Laad Office Galne*ville, Fla., July 26, 1919 following described land* In Htmlnole county, building. Center of every­ Nolle* la hereby given that John F. DavHow, they always bring the same Florida, to-wit: * Idton uf Jackaonvlll*, Fla., who on May 19, thing. All modern improve­ Th* West half ( W W ) of th* Southwest 1914, mid * Homestead Entry No. .01273* quick results and I can't say too quarter IS W J j) of 8*ctlon 23, Township IB for N M of N W ' J . 8 8 If pf N W I f A NWJ< of ments. First ejaas in every much in their praise." (Statement Sooth, Ranca 11 ’East, less and atrept tha , of N m L Strlioa til Township IS 8. Rang* way.. Hot and ' cold -running West half ( W j j l of th* West half ( W H ) of SI E., Tallahaaae*, Meridian ha* fllsd nolle* given May 22, 1914.) th* Southwest quarter I S W J jl of th* South- ol Intention to mak# Thrre-year Proof to water in rooms. * west quarter ( S W i i ) of Section 29, Town­ aatabllah claim to the land abov* described, ."On March 19* 1918,.Mr. Wathen ship IS South, Range I t Eaat, conalntng before Clark Circuit Court at Hanford, ■ Rates, Si.oo up. said: "1 'am still as strong In .praise 70 acr** more or Ira*. Florida on lb# Sth day of Hrptemjier 1919, Room and bath $1.50 up You ar# thartfora heriby commanded and Claimant naptn aa witneatea: ot Doan’s Kidney Pills as ever. I required to ba and appear before our tald Cheater Carpenter, o( Osteen, Florida* E. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. haven’ t needed Doan’ s since'gM nK Circuit Court at tha Court lieu *. In San­ John Pall, of Osteen, Florida. , * ford, Florida, oa tb* First Monday In Hep- Martin Shepard, ol Osteen, Fiuridi, my last endorsement." temuer, ISIS, bring (he Ant day ol said Anthony Jones, of EnlarprUa, Florida. month, then and there to make aniwer unto R O B T . W., D A V IS Price 60c at all dealere. Don’ t the bill of complaint filed herein against you, (4-Stc i Register. ...............................................bill wltl ba thersln tall not els* aald simply ask for a kidney remedy— nnd taken a* confessed against you to ba folIn Circuit Caart, Htvrnlh Jdd clal C real! get Doan's Kidney. Pi.lls^the ssme low*d „ . by float dscre*. B i l l * of Florida. I*..1? <,fd*r*dLkh*t ^hl* nolle* h* | Th* Murchant* Natiunal Bank ol Savannah that Mr. Wathen had. Fosterpublished one* each Weak (nr twelv* w**b* In _ . ■i va. ,* -t : Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, ,N. Y . tb** Sanford Harald, a nawapaper published Lucy C. Flnegan aa Ad mlntalralrig ol tn Semlnol* county, Florida. Eatata of Josspb Finagan,' dscaastd, *4 al. Do a* and ordered- thl* th* fith day of By virtu* of a Jadgemtni rsndsrsd la lh * Jun*, 1919. Circuit Court of G rant* County, Fla., In (■•all K. A. D O U G LA S S , procaadlng by d r * faclaa touavlv* th* Judge­ Cl*tk Circuit Court Bemlnol* Co., Yla. AGENTS »- * ment In abov* entitled can** and f*r m e 1 Dougins, D. C, . . . BBr f V. E. utlea aa to certain hair* of Joseph Finagan, : ■ Dickinson A DterM u a n , . J -------sad, and Id axteution execution issued thereon, f Soilcftot* for Camplal nant*. k m - levied npon upon and aad wlU i sell at lb* front c ourt i ....................a - . . . . JSamidoor of th* Natlc* !■ Paving . Court Ifoui C*alract*r« Houa* In‘ Sanford, Oaee : -~ 8**l*d ______ proposals __ _______ will b* rwrrivrd M .M / U a not* County, FloridaatatI II I o'clock o'clocka.a.m. on . . _____ Florida orrics rrcoPLEs bank building City C«nad t ot Banlord,' Florida at I m oford, Florid* ' NOTICE TO EIDDEBB Monday tha I n day nf 8*pt*mb«r. A. D. ; r- --- - r - --z h= ==?!== =-^ ' ‘ tb* ‘ City ----------* I -------P. M. Sc*'ot Clerk at' or b*for*7:30 7:30J Saalad bids, anbjtet aubjrct to to th*-aala th* sal* of of bond* bonds 1919 aKtha'rt “ *lilt* and* *Interest, ‘ claim ‘ Usd bids, all the right and _ 'i ? Bspirmbcr IStk, 1919 (*r grading aad pav- Will b* S.in‘ ord. b ; *I s Board ol Couaty demand ot Kathailn* \V. Ftnvgaa, Chart** ' received — I IDS, ARMS, LIMBS; ASLEEP And Wu Ron-Down, Weak and Nervous, Says Florida Lady. Fhe Bottle* of Cardoi Made Her WelL Automobile Protection HENRY M cLAULIN J DR. E.S. HOFFMAN | BUSINESS CARDS i TRUTHFUL REPORTS The Ford One Ton Truck may well be classed as an agricultural necessity, it fits into and (ills so many wants on the farm. It is a reliable bearer of farm burdens, not only doing the work of several •p » horses quicker and better Farmers than the horse, and does no^ <ea^ head .off” when not working. The aggres­ sive farmer has only to consider .the possibilities of the Ford truck and he is ready to buy one. W e judge this tp be so from the way farmers are buy­ ing them. \ Truck Chassis $550 f. o. b. Detroit. & Hoasbolder The Truck A T L A N T IC HOTEL C. F. WILLIAMS EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman _ Still Hfure Good * Envelopes at 5c a Pkg* ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IC P E N & C O M P A N Y LEGAL ADVERTISING COMPANY I ■ Florid* m . E ffl mm La . �AUGUST n m iiiiiiin iiixxxiu iH u iiiim ocn m n iiin xd oai Bring IIIX XX I Sale Tliat Gives Your Dollars More CENTS Y o u r Dollar With You . Dollar Day ItehiH arc Dollar Saving Item s We have gone the limit to make your dollar buy more than you will probably ever see it buy again for a long time to come* We have included items from the regular staple lines of nearly every department in the stork and this is your real guarantee of real value giving. Every item in the sale is our well known standard quality White Lawn of very good quality to go in our Dollar Day (P i A A Sale, 5 yds. for............. «p X «v l/ 1 Lot wool Dress Goods in solid colors, stripes and plaids, ( P i A A Dollar Day Sale 1 yd....... t p X . V U 1 Lot colored Flouncing, extra good quality, Dollar Day ( P I A A Sale at, per yd . ... «p X » l/ l/ 1 Special Lot Silk Dress Goods, excellent values, Dollar (P i A A Day Sale, 1 yd................. tp X .l/ l/ 1 Lot of fancy colored Beads, for­ merly sold for $1.50 to ( P I A A $2.00, each....... .. < p X .U U 1 Let Bathing Shoes to be closed out in Dollar Dav Sale at ( P I A A 2 pairs................. «p l.U V 1 Lot extra quality good wide Rib­ bon in all shades, Dollar ( P I A A Day Sale, 2 yds. for .. «p X •1/1/ Ladies’ Bathing Caps—These caps are extra good values for the money we ask for them, Dollar Day ( P I A A Sale, 2-for ...................... $ J L .U U Ladies’ good quality lisle Hose in black and white, special values, Dollar Day Sale, price for these ( P I A A Hose, 3 pairs for t p X » l/ U . 1 Lot Bleached Bed Sheets, good quality with seams, Dollar ( P i A A Day Sale, each ......... «p X » l/ l/ Silk Boot Hose for Ladies, in all shades and colors, good ( P I A A quality, Dollar Day Sale.... q )X *l/ v / $ 1.00 1 special lot Ladies’ Silk Hose, pure thread silk, full fash- ( P I A A ioned, Dollar Day Sale, each ^ Ladies' lawn Handekrchiefs, very good quality, Dollar Day ( P I A A Sale, 12 for * $ X .U U • 1 Lot good hand towels, special values, Dollar Day Sale, Broken lot of Men’s percale Shirts, with detached collars and laundried culls. Dollar Day price $ 1,00 Men’s blue chambray Work Shirts fullest cut and finest quality, regular $1.25 values, Dollar Day ( P i A A side price.......................... «J )A »U l/ . Women’s white Skirts’ in pique and gaberdine, one lot to ( P i . . A A go in Dollar Day Sale, each «p A . l / U 1 Special Lot of narrow Lace of good quality and patterns, ( P i A A Dollar Day Sale 20 yds . • «p X # U U Ladies’ fiat ribbed Union Suits of good quality gauzei regular $1.35 value, priced for this Dol- ( P i A A lar Day Sale at *p A . U U M en’s Ribbed Shirts, extraity, our Dollar Day Sale <p i n n M en’s good quality white Hand­ kerchiefs, regular price 15c ( P i A A Dollar Day Sale 8 fo r ....... « p A » U U • Men’s White Lawn Handkerchiefs splendid values, Dollar (PI A A Day Sale 14 for............... «p A »l/ l/ Men’s Silk Four in Hand Ties, solid colors, stripes and plaids, regular $1.25 and $1.50 values (P i A A Dollar Day Sale . ............. «p X »l/ l/ Washable Four in Hand Ties in silk mixtures, 65c and 75c ( P I A A values, Dollar Day Sale for«P 2 Washable Four in Hand Ties for Men and Bovs, 35c values ( P i A A Dollar Day Sale, 4 for.... « P A . V U M en’s Bat Wing Bow and dark shades, made of silk, .regular 50c values,. Dollar Day Sale 3 for..... Ties, light serviceable (P i A A «p X .l/ l/ Big lot M en’s and Boy’s Caps, good quality in all shades and colors, Regularly priced at $1.25 ( P I A A to $2.00, Dollar Day Sale *p Bell Brand Blouse for Boys. These well known Blouses are of extra good quality percales and madras. Guaran teed fast colors, regular price $1.25 Dollar Day Sale price for QQ same" " ..... ...... .......... I” * ", ... 1 Lot Bovs percale Blouses, sizes Children’s Wash Hats in white and colors, a good range of sizes, Dollar Day Sale price for ( P i A A these hats 2 for........ . . «p A .U U Boys Bathing. S u i^ good quality cotton suits in all sizes, ( P I A A $1.50and$1.75valu es..... x« p A . U V $ 1.00 Boys’ Bathing Suite in 1 p i « e 1 M en’s Cotton Hose in all colors, 25c values, Dollar Day ( P i A A Sale 5 pairs for.................. « p A « U l/ Pioneer Suspenders, good elastic web, 65c and 75c Dollar (P i A A Day Sale 2 f o r ........ ......... $ A . U U Ladies’ Undervests, all sizes in Swiss ribbed material, in good quality gauze reduced for Dollar (P 1 A A Day Sale 2 for Lot Boys’ B l o u ^ a l l s j ^ ^ ular 50c values Day Sale 3 fo r ....: Boys’ Khaki Pants in* summer weight, . well made and , ( P i A A good $1.50 values going at «P X * U l/ M en’s good grade cotton Hose 30c values, Dollar Day (P i A A Sale, 4 pairs for................. « p X . l/ U ^ Women’s Muslin Drawers, nihde from qgood quality sheer muslin, lace, tucks and trimmed with ( P i A A embroidery, this sale....... «P :X »v fU percale^ t h i & f f i ^ f o r 11.^ Best quality Silk Lisle Hose, 65c values, Dollar Day Sale, ( P i A A 2 pairs for........................ « p X . U U Men’s Ribbed DraweisJ best qualiry, regular $1.25 values ( P i A A Dollar Day Sale ........... «p X # l/ l/ Turkish Bath Towels of excellent quality, Dollar Day Sale < £ i n n Pearl Buttons of extra good qual­ ity, in-Dollar Dav Sale 10 ( P i A A dozen .............................. $ X . U U Cotton Poplin , in all colors, GOc value, Dollar Day Sale (P I A A 2 yds. for.......................... « p A * U U (P i A A t j/ A . U U $ 1.00 1 Lot Pillow Cases 42x36 inches, regular 30c values, Dollar ( P i A A Day Sale 4 for ,............. «p X * v / U Di•essGinghams in stripes and plaids, full width in fast (P'J A A colors, 3 y’ds. for...... ’...... «p X « l # U from. Our Dollar D ay Sale, each........................ 1 Lot extra good Huck Towels, good size and splendid quality, Dollar Day Sale price for these 1 Lot good Pearl Dress Buttons, good range of sizes, Dollar . ( P I A A Day Sale,, 12 dozen for X « l/ U Hill Bleaching, full 20 inch width of excellent quality, in Dol ( P I A A lar Day Sale 3 yds. for < p X .U U M en’s artificial.Silk Hose, good $ 1.00 m i �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7ff4f96d8dfeb2961b9a84a2951bcf58.pdf 8f41a68f72ab339b3f7e645ee8ffc1ad PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEG^TAB^E SECTION NUMBER 65 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. AUGUST'S, 1919 VOLUME X C O U N T Y DADS Wheras, owing to the fact that it has been reported to this Board that the State Live Stock Sanitary Board, is not protecting the County lines of Seminole County, and- art not otherwise enforcing the law’ i n this Board asks to be advised ns to what thp State Live Stock Sanitary Board is going to do in this matter, and when; if said Board is not going to enforce the laws in refer­ Engineer Fred T . Williams, here ence to systematic tick eradication presented plans of the new' hard work, this Board wants to know it. surfaced roads to the Commis­ Motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd by sioners, and stated that the speci­ C. \V. Entzminger and carried, fications were being typewritten and Clerk is instructed to write the would be ready by to-morrow, Mr. State Rond Department, requesting Williams was instructed by. this that the road beginning at the inter­ Board to mail u copy of tbe speci­ section of the Monroe road and St. fications to Mr. Wm. F. Cocke, Gertrude A v c ., sajil point •being on State Highway Engineer, for his the Hast line o f ' the West half of approval. Section 28, . Township 19 South Clerk was instructed to write to Range 30 Etast, and about 3 miles Engineer G. R. Ramsey, requesting west of Sanford, said Monroe Road that he meet with .this Board Thurs­ R O A D M A TT E R S , SALE OF W A R R A N T S , H O G E LE C ­ T IO N , C A T T L E D IP P IN G O C C U P Y A T T E N T IO N reference to systematic tick eradi­ day Aug. 7th, tat 10 o’ clock «A. M. O F C O M M IS S IO N E R S cation w ork in Seminole • County, nnd St. Gertrude Ave. being part and ’ submit Fla. August 4 Sanford. * Hon. Board of County CommisRinnent in and for Seminole County, Florida, met In regular session at 10 o’ clock A. M.. Present: Chairman b . A. Brumley; Comr’s: L. P. Hagan O. P. Swope, C. W. Entzminger, nod E. II. Kilhee. with V. E - Dou­ glass, Deputy Clerk, and Roy I tills Deputy Sheriff in attendance. INTEREST GROWS IN BALL GAMES AS FLAG FALLS pared by him, for the new Brick roads in Seminole County, Fla. Petition of W. A. Whitcomb, et. al., requesting that n road be open­ ed and established from Geneva to Bridgend, .read and on motion of With the race tightening on the flrat lap of the Florida State league L. P. Hagan, 2nd by C. W. Entzfirst hqjf season at least four team * (Continued on page i2) the specifications preare conceded a chance to finish ahead, while none .of the clubs are entirely ou. of the running. Bartow which is bringing up the rear has a slight chance to finish at the top and Orlnndo has little better outlook but it Is not out of the realm of possi­ bility that either might Win. Sanford got 'nwny 'with a good slhrt and has not been headed o ff entirely though the club hits hnd_ serious reverses in the past, week and unless a rejuvenation of .somu sort takes place, another week will see them further down the ladder. T o # say that club hus .had breaks, might b e '' a statement susceptible to criticism, but a team that can pile up seven errors in a single game* nnd win looks like a horseshoe ag­ gregation to an outsider. Minutes of meetings of July 7th, 19th and 2fith, acre read, approved nd ordered filed. v. * ' .. Bids were hcTe opened for the $41,600.00 Seminole. County, C per cent, interest bearing wurrnnts. No.’ l. • Terry, Briggs Si Co., Tortdo, Ohio, Aug.4,1919 The Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Sanford, h ia. Gentlemn:. For the $41,600.00 6 per cent. Warrants of Seminole County as described in the attached notice of sale which is .made a purl hereof, we will pay you the sum of $10,709.50 and accrued -interest from date of issue to dute of deivery to us, and in addition we will furnish the Attor­ neys opinion and print the. blank warrants free of charge to you. Bradcntown is regarded all round the circuit ns a one-.two tfcm, but those who have followed that club's record closely, declare all the breuks have been to their disfavor, though they are running Sanford a close race at present. The Growers have fair pitching, at times spectacular, fair fielding, and basd running, Irut the hitting stands out most. They have three heavy hitters and practi­ cally every member of the club i« considered a dangerous hitter with men on the paths. • You are to furnish us with a. full and complete certified trans­ cript of all the procedeingB lending up to and culminating in the issu­ ance nnd delivery of the warrants evidencing their legality to the satis­ faction of our Attorneys prior to the delivery of the warrants to us. Warrants to be delivered to us at the' Northern Nationul Bank in the City of Toledo, Ohio as soon as uj proved nnd ready, and to he paid for in current funds upon such tie- C). P. Swope, atiil carried, the bid of Terry Briggs Si C o.,.for the $41,500.00 C. per cent; Seminole County Warrants, is accepted. Clerk Instructed to make transcript of the proceedings in reference rript of the proceedings in reference Warrants, to the issuance o! Briggs Si Co. for Terry Attorney J. J Dickinson, here presented the Board with his opinion in reference lto the petition of J. E. Pare, in rc> Sanford Drainage District, and after reading said opinion on motion of O P. Swope, ' 2nd by C. W. Entzminger and car­ ried, said opinion if accepted and approved by this Board. * Mr. Alex Foster, appeared before the Board in reference to opening Ditch along Geneva Ave., and ask . that the County help pay for same, . and on motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd ’•* by C. 'W . Entzminger, and carried, Clerk is instructed to draw warrant to Mr, Alex Foster for $50.00 a* part payment for opening said ditch. • M I G H T BE A N Y B O D Y ’S FLAG BU T S A N F O R D T H IN K S D IF F E R E N T . I I I I I I Dr. J. T . Denton, addressed the Loard in reference to Negro Boy from Chuluota, and alsb in reference to Mrs. Beatty, and on motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd by C. W. Entx« tningcr, and carried, Clerk is in­ structed to d raw . warrant to Red Crosa for $124.00 same being one half of expense of tho Beatty Case to date. Mr. H. C. Du Bose, et al., ad­ dresses the Board in reference to the work of the Red Cross in Semi­ nole County, and asked for finan­ cial assistance In order to carry out their program, action on same was deferred for the present. Mr. Alfred Foster, et al., address­ ed the Board in reference, to Tick Eradication Work in Seminole Coun. ty, and asked that thia Board adopt __ a , lesulution as prepared by the ' . Stock ,M en,' which resolutiofi waa rejected by the Board, and on mo­ tion on Comr. C. W. Ehtzminger, . duly aeconded by Comr. O. P. Swope and adopted, the following resolu­ tion was adopted; they cannot last forever. This sale will soon be a thing of the past. Thousands of peo­ ple have already attended and saved hundreds of dollars by so doing. The question now is; will you take time by the I pick it up — then why not make up a. list of what you are going to need for the next 12 months and come to this sale. You will realize that buying goods at such prices is better by far than finding money, in the road for there is a limit to what you FIND and there is absolutely no limit to what you can SAVE during you in cold this sale hard type what awaits you would be impossible—it is be­ yond the power of press, pub­ lic or pulpit; we can only say that it will pay you to close up the house, postpone engagements, borrow money (if necessary) and come prepared to buy. ________ T H E SA LE W I L L SOON BE OVER ARE G O IN G T O M O V E R I G H T W H E R E STATEM ENTS A R E FACTS ' . . ' ........... J" ‘ The Orlando management is mak­ ing a desperate effort to build up a new machine to replace the one that has been surprisingly weak. When the season opened that club was looked upon as the strbngest in the circuit, but it has failed to deliver undor the management of Bert. Hum­ phries, former Cub hurlcr_. The team has done ragged work Ip all depart­ i ments but has been extremely weak ! in ttic pitching department outside oT ' Humphries. Young has tailed to show anything thus far anil Currency has done little better. Keene failed to deliver with the Caps and wiw discarded, with Bartow picking him dp. Then the big pitcher came back untl beat the league ' leaden* tw o days ago. Bartow’s fuilure to make a better j showing is n puzzle. They, have a 1good club and as good u manager an ! there is in the league. The break* have been against them, say the dos­ siers. It has been in some instances, as a large majority pf their losscn have been by once score. L Hommcdieu’s proteges will bear watching in the last half of the season. I t ’s Bofe Sanford made ' ntdnkeys of the*' Tam pa team in the gamo herd Mon­ day and while it was rumor that some players on the Tampa team did not try to splay it seemed th at it' was simply their off day. T h e y started oil well in the first Inning nnd scored two runs on the local* but when Sanford started in the second half of the first they made Tampa look like thirty cents and from then on romped home with so many runs that it looked like an exhibition of "tow n b all" Th e ump­ ire failed to show up and a player from the Tampa team and one from the Sanford team did tho umpiring and did it well.' The Orlando Sen­ tinel states that the game will be forfeited because some man told Umpire Osteen that he could not umpire the game and he returned to Orlando on the train. Since no one but the president of the league can tell an umpire whether he can serve or not the action of the umpire in going back to Orlando without showing up on the ball field is in­ excusable and has nothing to do with any of the Sanford officials or the Sanford teaip. * The Orlando Sentinel alio states that the Sanford team will be fined $100 for interfering with the umpire but does not state just where any one interfered with him. or stopped him from going to th e ^ a ll park. I t also states that Tam pa will protest v• (Continued on Page IS ) �AUGUST t. I9if: THE SANFOBD HERALD PAGE EIGHT ■. SANFORD, FLORIDA ' , . . • S T A T E M E N T OF B U S IN E S S FOR F IS C A L Y E A R E N D IN G J U N E 30, 1919 L IA B IL IT IE S Cash in Bank Accounts Receivable • - . * ' •k Inventory Crate Material Furniture and Fixtures Warehouse Equipment Automobiles -: Real Estate & Warehouses 2 ,3 4 7 . 7 9 5 ,4 4 2 . 1 7 3 ,4 5 8 . 5 0 1,4 0 0 . 0 0 68.00 1,049.10 Accounts Payable Reserve for Freight * - N et Worth: .: Capital Stock $ 5,680.00 Pro. & Loss 20,966.41 6 ,000.00 Gross Sales of Produce . ‘ Gross Amount Paid to Growers in the Organization Crate Material Purchased Seeds Purchased Total Number of Cars Shipped up to July 1st, 1919 Number of Cars Out, No Report On June 30th, 1919 . * - $169, ‘ - - 511, • 75, 1) . - • • • - • Th e above is a summarization o f the business’o f the Sanford Truck G row ers, Inc.p at the close o f business June 30th, 1919, as compiled b y M u cklow & Ford, C. P. A Jacksonville, Florida. is strictly a warehouses and carries always a full supply of hampers and crates for the stockholders and because of cash buying, this material is placed with the grower at prices under prevailing market prices. holder, but any farmer who will ship his produce entirely through the organization is eligible to hold stock, The organization is so lined up with the buying traHp as to warrant a constant demand for all it’s output. It recognizes no superior as a marketing agency. , * The organization pays 10 per cent dividends on it’s stock and refunds back to loyal shippers, accord­ ing to the number of packages shipped, 50 per cent of the earned surplus. The^organization owns and maintains it’s own The organization has no debts hanging over it, has a clear title to everything bearing its name and it has an established credit throughput the country second to no other organization or concern of a similar type in Florida. . , The organization is backed by one of the largest and most conservative banks in Sanford and in ad­ dition has access to all the money it may need at any time from sources outside of the county. All this has been made possible by the loyalty, co-operation and appreciation of the 140 growers A A n c f i f i i f o the f k o organization A r n r o n i7 n tin n * • whon constitute PACKARD, President . , a a . _ . . J �-r--r^-r*r 5:^;■-7—ai;f1--y:-:.-■ RtUSBMMIW \ - * *■ • T H E SANFORD HERALD PAGE t e n . is: , Next Time— Buy m AUGUST 8, I ) ] ) arms anil Htrndjr stroke to carry her to wifely. The beautiful morning hnd vanished, a, sudden tempest hnvlng hurst upon the pond while she hnd been drifting nlong. The gale Increased In strength nnd the roll of thunder grew Into ter­ rific crushes, while vivid sheets of fire lightened up the tdnek clouds. The tor­ rent* of driving rain had drenched Helen, nnd her pretty white frock with Its flying ribbons clung In folds nhout her chilled lltntis. Her wealth of hair curled more closely to her bend nnd shone In Ihe flashes of llghlnlng like n halo above her pale nnd terrified fnre. The blinding sheets o f rain hnd shut ofT all view of the shore nnd, despairing o f rescue. Ileli-u prayed, silently nnd nwnlted what seemed like certain death. Fldo, head uplifted, howled In terror, sending out spnsms of sound that It seemed Impossible could come from so small n body, Suddenly from-behind the veil of rain came n fnlnt “ Ilnlloo," nnd the color camp hnck to Helen's pale face. Safety wns at band. She was certnln of It, for that wns Reggie's voice. She gave no thought to how ho chanced to be there In the storm, hut wns content, as she knew she was safe when he was near. Fldo harked nnd howled In alter­ nation. and soon, dimly seen through the blinding rnln, came n dory Impelled by Reggie's strong arms. As he drew up to the tossing skiff he threw one nrm nrotind Helen and lifted her Into the dory* clasping her for an Instant to his bosom In on agony of dollght. Fldo, with n courage dcveloj/M from his fear, scrambled Into the boat,’ nnd both maid nnd dog huddled In a drenched heap In the bottom of the dory.' It was a long nnd despernte struggle ngalnst the wind, nnd Reggie wns almost exhausted .when a score of willing hands grasped the boat nt Ihe shore nnd Helen fell Into her father's arms. * An hour Inter Helen nnd Reggie stbod nt n windojv In the Ramsey cot­ tage with his arm around her waist nnd her fair head renting happily on Ills shoulder. "Reggio," she whispered, "I think 1 will give Fldo away. I never want him to kiss me ngnln.” With n to meet her guest, and he. wishing to loving look ni the fair face resting on oblige Caroline, whom he hud known Ills shoulder lleggle refused Ihe sacos a playmate all Ills life, declared, of rlflee, "No. vve will keep Fldo, ns,hut course, he'd be delighted. Tor Ills barking 1 would not hnve been "All right, dear." Patty answered. able to locate the skiff with Its pre­ "I'll be there. If I don't get lost In the cious freight." As ho stooped to press meanwhile. I do hope he’k good look­ n kiss on her upturned lips a glorious ing." she added In a leasing voice. rainbow shone out In the sky, showing True to her word, Patty returned In the end of the storm and the beginning time to.array herself In n becoming of n life of happiness to Helen and dresii of pale blue ruffled muslin Reggie. which Just matched the lovely blue of (Copyright, 1919. by the McClur* S’ , w»hej eyes. She was a pretty picture paper Syndicate ) -I A C C ID E N T •* PLATE GLASS T hey are the tough tread tires and a marvel in their re# sistance to w ear. V Tim* <o M*-(Jr*Z iB .r r iik i Rvs’ LX ,: Kent Vulcanizing Works Oak Avenue and 3rd St. m THE REUNION By OLORIA RODGERS Hu* sun hud lung since dlHtippunred bem-utli the horizon, hut there Mill llnBtrt-il In th«> west it faint tinge of rod. Patty I toiler ts palled her horse luvIngly us she km zed toward I he low spreading house In the dlsimue. “ Dear old Joe, you've traveled s long way today. We'll soon hr home, though. See, Joe, there II Is now, and Caroline lias a light In every window. I suppose she thinks we’re lost." The low, rambling house was mil fnr away, family dlscernlhle In the dusti nestling among a few trees. It wns homelike and rlieery In nppeamnee. ratty ltoheris was .Maying with a former school chum, Caroline Fen­ wick, who had count to llaytnn after finishing her course. Patty had been a strenuous worker during the dark days of the war, dividing her time hetwii'u Iti’d Cross vi orkrooms and host iss Work at the various cantoniuents. and now iliai ev> rv ihim: " a s lirlirlit aKaIn. she had emm* out to her rhutii s for a much needed rest. As the faithful Joe picked Ids way slowly alone the trail—for though‘the tdk'ht was bright, poor Joe was tired am! sleepy. Putty gnA d :nTuSst the moonlit Mrefrh of land Her eyes were a hi! wist fill a- slut walehed n star swiftly sjioot a< Toss tin- sky leaving n shiny ' path hehlnd. She Melted. Tli. n jts if giving liitn-ie hi her thought ~ *h<- softly lo-gnn to sine Her voter, svveet uttd clear, rose on the night air. and as she ended she ulk'hed again and patting Joe said, somewhat wistfully. "Well. Joe, I guess we'tj better he hurrying or Car­ oline will have n searching parly out for us." Gathering up the .reins and turning down toward the lighted house In the distance, Joe's hoof beats were soon out of hearing. Unknown to Patty she had an audi­ ence while srie wns pinging. % Hob Culler wna returning from his churn's house and he. too. was enjoying I I # I* m . c s-,- * Here is your chance if you are looking for a real Irish Buggy.made of all | hardwood, full bolted and extra wide steel wheel. r Price $4.25 the henuty of the night, whet) Patty's voice lillil Colne, to him oil the breeze. He drove Ills hor--c ■forward betw een a cluster of stunted'trees and hushes until he could fairly perceive the sing­ er and her horse In the moonlight. Where had lie heard tlml song before? As he listened the soft Hounds of the night nod the music of the girl’s voice was changed to (lie sweet si rains of a waltz and ho was dancing again Ut the lighted hnllroom of the hotel. He vviih living' over again that night when he had found the girl who hud won Ids tienrt completely. And as Putty's voice died away and he heard her Hpi-nk to her horse. Hob's heart leaped. "It couldn't he I—hut It does sound like her voice," he mut*. trm l. Then he. tqo, turned his horse and soon was far along Ihe trail which led to Ills home, nbmjt two miles away. Hut. as he rode, his thoughts lingered About tit*- girl nf bis tlteams. “ Just, n dream, that's nil," thought Hob bitter­ ly. .'There's no use Imping I II ever geo her ngnln.” lie had been stationed nt a naval training camp and had only recently corne home He " a s glni] |(j^ lu- hack ut Ids Imme ngnln, hut nt times hd longed for the place where lie had sp»-ilt s,i many Imppv months. Life had been rather dull and lonely in the large school for the llrst few months, hut one night, ill a dunce given for the hoys In the service, he had met n girl with whom hi* had fallen deeply mid Irrevocably In love, l>ut although In- never saw her afterwards, the hope that he might some day meet her ■igaln .brightened his days, that were i-uig and monotonous As tin- days " -n t b_v, and m II no traces of her, lie didn't give up hope until hp had o|»tiilned Ids discharge and was speed lug to I l l s holm-. Dili- afternoon, about a week later, Cnmllne called to Patty as she ivns coming out of the. barn, where she had been saddling Joe, preparatory to going lo the post11(lire. "Putty, he sqrr and hurry •home, because we're going to have somebody nice here for sup­ per. He's coming especially to meet you, so you must hurry nmk he lionle In time to put on your prettiest dress, Caroline hud Invited Hob Cutler over Standard Size Wash Boards Brass 70c Glass 60c White Metal 45c . . LEE BROTHERS -fL-i • HARDWARE for . HARD WEAR K ook Stoves, Y es! N o. 7 - - . N o. 8 II ’ $14.75 - 17.00 * Plumbing and Sheet M etal Contractors »■. of youth and daintiness ns she enter­ ed the living room soon after the ex­ Pleasure In Production. pected guest arrived, Every blade of gras* Is n study: "Patty, dear, this Is Mr. Culler—-why, and to produce two tv her- there wio# I believe you two hnve met before!" Imt one Is both a profit and pleas­ she exclaimed us Hub Jumped from his ure.— l.llieoln. chair and grasped Patty's hands. J "Miss Itph.Tts." he exclaimed. “ I can't luilrve II !" T Electric welding insures ab­ solutely perfect work and a t the same time saves you money Taecause it is much quicker ]than a n y other method. For welding lire, cracks find putting patches on boilers it has no equal. y n Duval Irdn Works Jacksonville. Fla. K E E r Y O U R E YE O N T H E H E R A L D W A N T COLUMN s^iiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiinixiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiniiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxx "I tu-ver suspected II?" Cnrollne de­ clared, as, watching Patty's blushing face and shining eyes nnd Ilob'j exalt­ ed expression, she retreated In the di­ rection of the dining room. "Ji|M a minute, Caroline," called ' •Is,l, —I wan' v mi in meet my Uri-nm lilrl The girl whose |mag-- Inis hri-ti In till heart for a y. nr I had given up hopes of ever seeing her again, and now 1 have her. I'm not ever going to let her go again," he added, still holding Patty's hnnds In n determined grasp. (Copyright. !?T9, V the > (-0 1 1 00 p ap er Synd icate i .w X N'evvic HELEN’ S RESCUE Pay More For Less Mileage? MILLER TIRES * X i Will Give You More Miles for Less Money Than Any Other Tire. X MILLER TIRES GEARED TO THE ROAD X Fabric Tires Guaranteed 7,500 Miles Cord Til es Guaranteed 10,000 Miles W i U -v By E M M A L I B D E Y Ili-luii Ramsey presented n fair pic­ ture ns she Hunted on the pond In hur llllle skiff. The morning siln shone brightly on her profusion of golden curls, nnd the brisk breeze blew her light dress it round her In picturesque confusion. Fldo, glossy black of coat, eurbal nt her feet. Jumping up nt tithes to bark shrilly at the low-flying swallows swooping nlong the surface*! o f flic water. She wns unusually quiet hjtjdfa deep violet shade. Mint crept Into her blue eves showed that she was deep in thought. The summer wns coming to a close, nnd she wns thinking of ko,w dull It would seem In her rlly hi,me without Reggie Vandyke. For n year he hnd been constant in Ills attentions nnd she was well nware thnt only her own coquettish evnslons Imd kept him from telling of his Jovo In words. And now he wns gone out of her tile, sent nwny by her In anger because he hnd cuffed tlie ears o f Fldo when thnt pnin penal cnnlne hnd endeavored to plant nit affectionate kiss on his face. Letting the ours linng loosely In her hnnds her thoughts wandered itrick to the occurrence. Ho was brutal, to he sure, hut then everyone did not love dogs. She sighed as the thought cams to her thnt now she would never feel tjio pressure of Reggie’s lips ngalnst hers, and ns she realized Dm boldness of her thoughts n flush o f crimson crept OTer her fnlr fn£*. Kite wns aroused from her reverie by n sudden Wnst of cold air tluit careened her boat until It seemed that It would enpslzo. A second gust tore the onnt from her grasp and spun the boat dlsslly around.. Fldo. in an ecstasy of fear, crept into her Is ) and tried to kiss her face, but the thought was now repulsive to her, npd ns she. pushed him Into the bottom of the boat thoughts of Reggie came to her and she found herself longing for his strong - aH-Mtafgi THE O N L Y PLANT OF ITS KIND IN THE ENTIRE STATE 5. X BIG T IR E S — EXCESS M IL E A G E | B U RG LARy Our Agent, Air. BiAV. Herndon will write you any of the above forms of Insurance or anything you need in the Insurance line. Through his connection with us he can give you Insurance protection in the very strongest Co’s in each and every line. JAMES & PAXON, Jacksonville Fla. "VEShiISSSTSJSV C O R D T IR E S i L IA B IL IT Y i ■ I | j X X X x T IR E S 30x3 Plain - $14.00 30x3 1-2 Plain 17.50 30x3 1-2 N. S. 20.75 32x3 1-2 Plain 20.75 32x3 1-2 N. S. 31x4 Plain N. S. .31x4 32x4 32x4 Plain N.S. - 33x4 33x4 34x4 34x4 N.S. Plain N.S. - \ 24.00 26.75 31.50 27.50 32.00 28.58 33.50 29.50 35.00 TUBES 30x3 Red 30x31-2 a 32x3 1-2 u u 31x4 a 32x4 u 33x4 u 34x4 32x4 1-2 33x4 1-2 “ 34x41-2 "» 35x4 1-2 a 36x4 1-2 - ’$3.40 3.90 - 4.25 4.80 - 5-10 5.25 - 5.50 6.40 - 6.60 6.80 7.00 7.35 X I We carry all sizes in stock. W e have a T ire Service Car and will tak e care o f your T ire B usiness anywhere on the road o r at your residence. Call us, Phone 251-W. We carry a complete line of A uto Accessories, Gasoline, Oil, G reases. A m an to serve you j I .-Al ■ 115 Park Avenue Phone 251-W Sanford, Florida 1 �* 4 V7q-^Cli'.ir ' v»; ~-i* - - —rs=.-" - 7 *J TT X’T--%?J *78* ¥>jjgvBkf*■'l ‘. ~ " v .k S ~T ----- Sr-------ft Over the Hedge Jj CK-C* ■ * tH IM U m tlW C C --- l My Misadventure n H 1 O O ItoHomnry stood on hi*r tow und trlrd to peep over the hedge. Hut ns Koseninry xvns Miuill nnd the hedge high, site Uhl not succeed. Rosemary hnd grown up with a pro­ pensity to see the other side o f tilings, nnd "seeing" hnd sometimes led her Into difficulty. It whs been use she had yearned to know whether Rob Ful­ some could continue true to herself un­ der alluring circumstances, thnt she hnd Invited the fascinating Hess Wilder to visit at her home nnd he much In Rob's company. And when later. Bess hnd departed. It wn« evident thnt Hob's affection hnd failed to withstand the test,-for h« had-followed to the home of Bess ns often nnd as soon us oppor­ tunity permitted. Rosemary promptly returning his gifts hnd fancied for.n time thnt her own lienrt wns broken, while her unsympathetic family, dryly suggested n visit to the home of Aunt Ellen. And It was In the village where Aujit KJIciy resided that Rosemary came during one of her walks, uii*tr the Impassable hedge. Aunt Ellen, In Iter vnrlous recitals of village life, had merely mentioned the place ns old Colonel Hunter’s. Rosemary, hi the excitement of her quest, forgot the -sorrow which had brought her hither, forgot. In fact, all rules of convention, and rllmhlng high upon lh«- garden gate, bent over low to push hack Its rusty Iron bolt. Unin­ vited. site Intended to enter the closed knnlsn, and to acquaint herself With It's secret. As the holt yielded, the gate swing­ ing Inward threatened hi make her lose her balance; hut nimbly Rose­ mary alighted—and at the very feet of the prostrate figure of a iiinn, For a moment. she drew haek fearfully, for the limn resting upon blanket unit pitlow looked awesome In Ids white wrap­ pings. His face, too, was ghastly white beneath the bandage which Itoimd Ids head. The Uuin's eyes gave her no welcome n« she looked down upon him. and fretf tillv la' asked: "Mow did yon get III?" Rosemary blushed guiltily. "Over the gate," she answered. "My orders were that people should be barred out.” said the young man. "I prefer to do my suffering—In sileliei-." liosenuifj. * n'tooUTMire mine back to her. "Hut don’t yufi think," she asked, **i|-nit one suffers outre that way? I mean." site hastened -to add. "thul It i* much better to have one’s alt.-utbin diverted front sorrow or suffering If only tor a time." The limit stared tip at her. then wryly smiled; .7 "You are certainty diverting," he said. " fo r live minutes I watched vniir htirglnrllkc experiments with my Ltiifr I«m K. nli'l } tmr t■a*} ilcsii'lll liver ••ill} In find T |\ 'lilt f r« —['M ink'’ loaf \nn have 1‘iihn* t" ulve me ini tin III tin1•■lid. Wi ■II, « lien' ii fi'llti'V mid lit* .head I* I'liu't niovi • til* hanged up gi'iie rnlly,, Jll*l wlmt mode i»f diversion would you advise?" "First," Rosemary calmly suggested, “ it might help you to tell some one all about It." "Nothing to tell," the matt answered crisply. '"W ar—that's nil. Made them let me cniae.back to the old liotue here In ra-ettperaI e. Have the best of ettre. bat everything and everybody seems to gefcjin my iM-rves, Ho 1 sent ’em all away, ami Me here looking tip at the sky. It's Just a mater of time before I'll be all right, the doctors say —as If ‘lime’ Isn't the hardest thing a helpless mutt can bi;(tr." Rosemary nodded understniullngly. “ I know," she' wild, "It's wanting to get on the other side of the wnll that makes ’ the time so long. And, while you've been talking I've been thinking that perhaps I could help you to make the time pass. I know of many original witys lo entcrtnln nn !nvalltl nnd—" “Orlfftnnl, nit right. I'll bet," chuckletl the soldier. "That’s the first limp," he said suddenly.' "that I've crime near lo n laugh In months." "I know, then." Rosemary snld fh^ llghteilly, "why I had to see the other side of this hedge." And then, seated upon the grnss before him, slje told the amused mnn of her old curious propensity and the sorrow to which It Hut strangely enough, like Rose­ mary's family, the Invnlld refused to view her sorrow seriously. "In cheering me nlofig." he snld. "you tnny help to divert your own snd heart. I think you hnd better come ngntu tomorrow." . ■ .It wns nn eager Rosemary who Inter burst In upwr Aunt Ellen. "You never told' tue," she accused, "that the town’s war hero—who hnd won thnt mtich-tnlked-of mednl— lives In the mynterlous Hunter place. 1 should love to have met him." “ Meeting him," Aunt Ellen replied, “ Is out n fjh e question. Young Rich­ ard Hunter since his return refuses to see Ids nenrest friends; Colonel Dnnter Is quite distressed about It. Even the nurse whom they sent out from town fslls to arouse lUrhnrd from his ‘tnorhld state. But, tny.denr—" Aunt Ellen broke off abruptly. “ What h u happened to your white skirtT It Is dirt and green .stalna from top t o hem.” Rosemary smiled. " I—hnd to clliub a fence,” she said guilelessly, .f f i j f f j i W . o<c» By OU11U Frances Pfeiffer By MILDRED W H ITE (Cvp;tiiht. IBIS, br W n irro Ntwtptptr Union,) Wilfred’s Troubles iCoDrrltbt 10 (Cepjrlibt, IB IBIS, w bj Wr.t.rn v By QEOROB ELMER COBB V . UaklB.) "Where’s that boy? |s he ever around when he’s wnnted? Tell you with all my worries It's nbhut time he , ,, , , . , , ... i ° " n ° * ° 11** 80I1,ethlng use’ ' "Don't ftcold, Uncle, dear. Martin Is a good boy, thinks the world of both o f us, and, If ho Is a little forgetful nnd heedless at limes, he ’ makes up for It when.you remind him of It In n gentle, reasoning way. This especial afternoon lie begged off /rum his reg-| ulnr chores to go hunting for those # It,,\ It t l- .llt r o u - lln n7ehtbhefrt!Tlnst» n'ght before last. 1 1 .. . b ^ 1 "Now, Wilfred, ho careful nnd enrry the package straight." __ IF* hot, Isb't It?" projected WIIf rtsj Luscofiib, ns Ills sister I a 'II ii placed a parcel done up In napkins lit his hands. "No, only nice and warm. Soma pork and beaus Just out of the oven. Tell Mrs, Vttssnr I cooked them es­ pecially for her. Anti don't wander off to watch the hoys play ball. And don.t (J -or ,,, litem." ,.v / . • -" - v T ^ | PAGE ELEVEN A Russell Story. A story thnt the Into G. W. II. Rus. sell told with gusto wns of n mnyor - In n north of England town. Ills wor­ ship presented some seats for the sen front, nnd had this Inscribed on them: "Presented In* the hnmugh by ihe mayor. Aid. Hoggins. The ^en Is his nnd. he made It.”—London Chron­ icle. * = ......Ja............ . (W » * > W 1S1B_ « 8 Wbj*»W »>« U (Cot<Jrl|M, w „» Uro N^ ,([N |W Unloo., . t THE 8ANP0B D HERALD Mi ’ M 7 i 'f t = r» Florida Safe & Lock Co. Vault Doors, Fire P roof Safes. S afety Deposit Boxes. Prom pt D elivery To Polish, fitahufiany. Rolled Hnsecd nil ■* ih" finest thing for genuine obi mahogany. ns It hnnlens and preserves the wood. Pour lie* nil mi to a pnd nf soft llnnnel and nib the wood well. If there are any crocks In the wood the nil will till these nnd hnrdcn. Wlpq off the su­ perfluous oil and polish with n dry, "oft cloth. A little vinegar added to the nil will make n bright, dean, dry finish, E. C. *3 2 3 Box 81, Lakeland, Florida vis P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R C O M P A N Y JACKSONVILLE. BLOHII1A Fertilizers, IitVeclIrhles, Sprayers, Fnullry Supplies For thirty years we have been manufacturing fertilizers in this State—we have satisfied customers In every county in Florida. Write for Latest Price List. Prices always in lino with Quality J. E. SPURI.ING, I.yqal Agent, MANFORI), FLORIDA 1 K ,V P - 1, 1a U I , l’nnU | "tewlfaktly. "Maybe Mrs. Vassar will I m, u penny for bringing them." C?-C , 1 * lPIU ” n- ROti "Vou mustn’t take It, If slip offers fhnt *1,000 reward. Mtuppoae." mockWarnw, r;„|ia. “ You shall have od old John "ndhnnis. ‘ Oh, yes! that (W0 fr„ m m0i |f you ,j0 your errand unlucky wight ever strike such for- n|ccj y » tune I It’S not the way of this ttnfor-1 um . .. ,,,0<lKCa Wilfred, an,I •tunate family. tte ve had nothing hut. |tnrtC(l ofr on ll|N tIllM,on. \vhen he loss and mishap since mother died, i reached the bridge crossing the creek With tho money I owe and can’t pnjy thQ im K vX on „ a mt) nna l)0. nml that u>y wnst ng Ills ilnij*. tui' nn u] |nk> stones Into the water, frette^lo death half the time! j «oii. ginger!" explotlml Wilfred nnd I ve got all the klntlllng In," snld post^| „ picture o f dire dismay. A * Orn Dnlo, nml I nurced with Martin ^utvlrh.H j^wltili «)f !iU%nriu hud awi*|it th do tho milking, HO everything will package free and It'fell ten feet be attended Ju»t. the same ns_ if ho j 0 jj,,, sinne ahutment. and there lay • were here. I gave him the afternoon." j u,,, crock lit many pieces and its i "Afternoon anti evening, too, It looks, |,rnwn tempting enntenis scattered fur for It’s getting dark.” v lilt-. "Oh, Martin will he along soon." j . Wilfred st<«*d rooted. It was n soothed Orn. “ He and Ills chums aro- gtcwoine iiiomvnt for him. Only thnt all excited nbnht Ihcis" robbers and morning he had thuovn a hull Ihrough they hnvo gono off with wooden guns,; n neighbor’s wlndovv^muL his mother boy-uke, to ’capture’ them, as they find Ihn-uletied, to re|mrt this mischief hope and plan." Old .John WudhnuiH r.t„ |,j„ fattM-r. With this In ndiitl and went off muinlitlngly reiterating his the present nil-imp added, Wilfred Hg> complaints. Ora sighed a Irllte, then nred H mil Hint he wns due for it drove away tho cloud that hovered by strenuous private Interview with his humming a pretty tittle air about fattier that evening. birds, and sunshine, and flowers. She ‘Tin nIways getting unlucky," he hnd her crosjs to bear as well ns I ’ nrlo middl'd, "itml they’re always' >|ileklng John, hut It came from sharing Ids nil mi- ' I'm mu going home I’ ll troubles, real and Imaglnufy, <>rn « i n hung iirntiiid wlih the buys unt flit li Ills niece und a homeless orphan when, i*r gels his supper and goes downafter the dentil of Aunt Mary she was low n ns be always ibo-s. Tlta-n I'll sent for by Uncle John to take up siu-nk Inin the house and go In bed her luniic with himself and Ills mother­ and by that time maybe they’ll forget less boy. She became the angel o f the ah about^vhnt I've done." house, a blessing in the old mini. If ■ dr wiis Josi iliisk a f t er iw«« b . airs' he eld} knew It. fur she helped him piny with it!- etlmns. that Wllfrtsl carry Ids burdens ami her illllgenee ,|)t.w iimv,, ttehltfd tiealge ami er.iin b and economy lightened the expenses (.,j -minty h he sow his falher and brought comfort ami Cfijitetfliuctit. elol c»>mp!iiil"ii couii* dtuvii the the latter to young Martin, at least,1Kltv'i*l. They palmed, eneli !" gn hi* who otherwise qiis Inclined to “ go end nil II Win H“ I be I renehed llte eornen Into the world and seek his fortune Now Mr I.ii'eoinb had |u*d Informed ell Ills own hook." US he expressed It. 1>N neighbor that n real eMnte deal although not yet twelve years of age. In which (hey were iitiiliiilly IntiTe-d,Martin fairly Idolized lira and fully ed lmd been spollAt by an mlb'hni* appreciated her numberless sacrifices ligoiit. w Im bad gnitnlnnt'dv Informed In hehtdj of bis father and hintself, the pi"«pee(lie i-Xmiiiiner ilia! by hold­ lie knew, a» all i 'levedeit knew , that ing mil lie vmild gel (lie properly In tira was giving up the dream and veiled fur five hundred, ‘dollar* le«s glory nf her life through her loyal uu- limn be wim asked lo pay. svlfish devotion to her uncle. Eruc.xt "Yes.” .the Htartlcd Wilfred heard Tliroop, In love, with her, hnd told Ills father say. "tie spilled tire henna her so and he was a suitor to bo anil ruined r»ur ehanees!" proud of—manly. Industrious und htm"(lilg-ld to be skinned alive I" sub­ nmhte, Ora lltved him in return, but mit led tin* neighbor wrnililly. "We'll she hail told him clearly that slot find some Way to mnke him *umrt for •mild not leave her uncle while In* was this." crushed under a burden of debt and ''t'raekey'" ga-tped I he terrified lad wtitle .Alartln \va« too young to «hift •—"I'm in for II "' for himself. Duty wns the watchword "That settles It," di-elded Wilfred. of her life, nml nobly she llycd up to ".Somehow I've done Homelhlng awful ita teachings. All L'leveden was astir In spilling tliOHO beans. Father and at the moment over the bank robbery. Mr. Rowe talked im If I'd might lo Two men hnd broken Into the Institu­ he skinned nllvr. I wnti'l go hmno-^tion and had made off with u small 1 can’t go home. I'll—I'll run away t" fortune*. The watchman laid "winged" It was all well enough until It licone df them In tliclr flight, he declared, j gun to rnln. Wilfred had got about a for ho had seen the fugitive lift one ! mile when n drenching shower enme hand to his. breast ns he run. A sec­ up. He ermiehed under a hedgii.minkond shot had caused the other burglar i ed ami miserable. As be trudged on lu waver and limp and blond stains again he observed a light ami made had been traced for some distance for It. As lie neared Its source hla down the river shore. spirits brightened tip magically. Meantime Martin, the well Intention"It's where the tin relays live,” he ,cd hut thoughtless, had lingered with exclaimed. "Why. If Mr. Barclay la Ida companions clear Into dusk. Then home. I'm all right. He la a friend in a game nf hide und seek he hud of inlntChc la. He's good to nil tho crept Into one of the numerous earthen fellow*." water pipes lining the river hi Off, Wllfrtsl hnd reason lo feel eonflready to he used In a new reservoir tlenrn In Ira Hnrclny. The latter hnd system 'adopted by tho town. There been calling on Iddln for Home time he cuddled, planning to wait till tho pnat. lie \vas not exactly looked u|K«n seekers hnd passed by and then innko na n milter by thn family, but they all for home. He chuckled ns four of-hls liked him. Wilfred timidly,-but hope­ fagged-out comrades snt down on the fully knocked qt the tloor to find Mr. very pipe he was In. Then, starling Ha relay home and alone nnd ready on ngulti, somehow I hey gave It it push. with n genial welcome. Over the ledge-It rolled twenty feet, Relieved, hut tearful,. Wilfred told reversed, spilled out Martin nnd hla story. Ira Barclay went to tho plunged Into tho river. Martin rolled telephone without Ida knowledge anil after It and, half stunned, rntne to « Informed Wilfred'* folka of the clr-. stop n few ynrds from nn old wreck cumittancea, suggesting thnt Wilfred of n house boat that tiad been a land­ ho .allowed to stay nil night. Then mark for a year past. jt (—■ tho big-hearted fellow set about mak­ In n.sort of a daze he saw two men ing Wilfred comfortable and happy. "Oh. I any," abruptly observed Wil­ come out of the dismantled cabin of the craft. One had Ills arm In a sling. fred, hla eye chancing to fall upqn the other limped. In n flush Martin ' n framed picture upon the mantel. Watlhnms had nn luaplratlon—pie»e "I^lln haa got one of those, too." were the bank burglars! "Indeed," remnrked Ira, nnd if trlflo The Aral words of one of them coo-1animatedly. The picture whs one of tinned thla conviction: "Pipe ru lle* himself, cut from the locnl newspaover, I reckon. You go north, Tom and per at the head of an article boom* me south. We must pick up a chick- Ing him for n local Judgeship, . «x or some egg* or we’ll aUirve." j ‘We*. »U«* has." rattled on the Irre“ Ye*. we must inAko a break from I,re**lble Wilfred. ' ’ She keeps It on here." growled.the other. - , l,er burcau nn<> the othor Lol" It wa. after dark when Martin W '*1!*, n,otl^ ,U "h« Wad hama hurst Into the house In a I^'la what’s that for? . and I^lla frenzied state of excitement. He cat* «*>"' « ''» • l,lnt " « K^ntlemnn I rerletl a small sack and wns breathless. * "> ^ nt expecl*-no .respect.. "Father I Ora I" he shouted, "the bur- Aml ^ Ib K«t tormenting her and any* , Inuybc you keep him (hero to kl>s, glnral" "What of them?" questioned hla coo­ orid Leila imyn, *1 will If I want to. lie's worth It,' and did." * .** While we have pore into the Auto Accessory and Auto Tire and Vulcanizing Business we are still in the Bicycle Business and are now Better Prepared than ever to serve you in our Bicycle Repair Department and can better supply your demands for the Best Bicycles Manufactured. r-■ T Sanford Cycle Phone 25MV 115 Park Ave. R c a l l v it b r. :! * ; v in a r k a M c th e a m o u n t o f had n e w s w h i c h j;ets in t o t irt u la tio n just a b o u t th e t im e b u y e r s are jjc t t iiy r fr u it . litr e re a d y to c o n tr a c t f<ir o c jn g e s a n d a r e .m m c o f th e lit t le ite fn s gra p e­ w h ic h arc b e y in n in / ; ju s t n o w to he t a lk e d : Poor sizes; it is rather remarkable how many groves luve sucli a large proportion of poor lizvx, according to these rumors. Also, it is equally remarkable lu>w the entire yield sometimes threatens to he an off-size1 crop, if the rumors arc rigliL T hen there Is the big crop, of course. T h e threat of orrr-production is always with ua. to judge by the rumors that are talked. • * y_. Scarcity of labor it ahother item of bad newri which helps explain why the buyers can't hop* to pay better pricea. T hen, there are transportation difficulties, too. Sometimes the outlook for getting fruit to tha a markets is pretty blue. These are just i few of the item* o f bad newt. T h e y are the cause for the question previously uked, and which w« repeati Does the man who wants to, buy your fruit crop ever tell you any good news about the market? Join the Florida Citrus Exchange snd keep informed. Full particulars o f membership on application to Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Fla. hi a . h a k e s; :er Orange County Citrus O RLAND O , i. : * *‘ » ' i ub-Exchangc F L O R ID A 3 - Vt ■< Iv X, *■ “ r -- r - er. the big reward! And now you ran lm° .'""l"*, . a ipV.r. uJ.ny, ' ^ . pay what you owe; and oh, Oral now »«>d M«P » ,ad; *«m» bringing w«m- , you can marry Ernost ThraopI". ^ r U H hrpplnrta to a truly deserving • » SgtiflS man.. m j tw . -* i. * 1Sanford, Florida Do’. * Wan Who Wants to Buy ioar. :*;,ruit Crop Ever Tell You Any G o'j& News About the Market? ,,0" ,| l°y » nd h*".b;cath i<Ju,ck* « • d,d not *eek * » »«■ the anactlty o f n young girl's \ ? W T ,nflrl tcl^ « l“ d l"<" vertenry. For n a^und , : -P W’e carry a hig stock and a complete line of all Bicycle Accessories aud Childrens Velocipedes and Toy Automobiles. Everything on Wheels. See us when you need wheel goods. •In. "I've fount; them! I've got the bank ! IrB money 1 I found It In the old houao boat. It's In the sack. And you must ‘ ode get the offices here right away. And we ran cateh the burglaral and. fatb- I : =- • ; i �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWELVE AUGUST 8, 1919 LcUier, J. N. Lord, A. C. Martin* Confederate Veterans; M. . F. Robinson, Findlay Munson and I. Robbins, 'G. A. R. Veterans. On account of the continual increase labor and all merchandise e s p e c ia lly cleaning and pressing supplies, all press­ ing clubs have been forced to increase : : : : prices as follows : : : : U N IO N PRICES EFFECTIVE A U G U S T 1, 1919 2 Piece Woolen Suits Pressed Dry Cleaned Active pall-bearers were J. II. Ferguson. F. R. Kent, Geo. Randall Henry Nickel. It. A. Terhuetiand T. C. Carlsott. The deceased is survived by his widow, Mrs. M ary Sccord and one son of his first wife, Ira J. Secord of San P.ueblo,' Cal. . Tw o large enthusiastic audiences at preaching services. Sunday School launched a cam­ paign for 270 in, attcndcnce by the end of August. Six new members were added to the church. The enrollment increase* at every service. The pastor will speak Sunday morning on "T h e Standard ui a Church for Rigger Hrotherhood" The second of a series of addresses on Dr. Ilym u n s experiences' us Chaplain will be delivered Sunday night. ‘‘France and ' Frenchmen as I saw them,1* will bo the subject. Eslewhcre in the Herald is men­ tioned thV, gift of $100.00 to home missions by Mrs. E. E. Cox' arid of $700.00 to foreign ■missions by Mr! Join the Tcinplo congregation? ■ ■ RirJiinn' Kale .Continue* The great ‘ reduction sale of tin Dickins Shoe Store continues and there are many m ire bargains in shoes for you but you must hurry down' at once and g t them for they are going f»3t. The reason is that shoes ere high' and going higher and. the low pruvs put on till these line shoes tire mak­ ing them fly. There never .van a better opportunity od red the, iicao! ■ Scrubbed Trousers Pressed Coat Pressed Trousers Cleaned Coat Cleaned - ■ Suits Sponged and Pressed T o - prevent the use o f material. * . * 2. unwholesome 4 T o prevent fraudulent substitution. 3. ■T o ■inform the purchaser what she buying. * Some products are so w ell known to the housewife that from the class name under 1 w h ich they are sold she can tell the ingredients W ith others, such as bak wder, all the arie named on m g pow aer, an m e ingredients ingreatenis are the label, sind as a result the most healthful, econom ical and desirable kind can be selected. 'There is one class of mixtures,however, w hich are still bought blindly w ithout knowl ed ge p f the^ ingredients. T h ese are- the socalled Self-Rising Flours any package of t«Jf*ming flour and there is never found either the statement, ‘T h is package contains the following ingredi­ ents and none other," or any equivalent statement. One can­ not determine from the label either the quality of the flour or the nature of the pther ingredients mixed therewith. In the selection o f baking powder, the house­ wife is very particular; but in self-rising flour she takes what­ ever ingredients are handed her without,asking questions and in an equal state of ignor*no6 with the dealer who is selling to her, as to what these irigredienu it «. It has been ‘admitted by the manufacturers o f acid phosphate that-the phosphate used in self-rising flour frequently contains 25 per cent or over of calcium sulphate (gypsum). Physicians know the objections to Intrducing such an amount of unnecessary inedible material into the system. The physician can do much toward the enact­ ‘ P A L M B E A C H an ment of laws that will forbid the use of such material in the manufacture of self-rising flour and that will require a suicment on self-rising flour of all the ingredients contained therein. 1 "* Suits Cleaned Single Pants ( o r ) Coat Cleaned W hite Flannel Trousers Cleaned Such law* will protect the health and the pocket book. NOTE— Miss Costello ii already well known to mast of Ihe ladies of our city. She ns of the Domestic Semite liranch of the University of Chicago, a graduate of Lewis ‘Institute, Suffervisor of Domestic Science in 1‘uhhc Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to the Women's Clhbs. We are publishing a series of her most important articles. ON LUCE M U N R O I titiiiC r ami carried, tli« ■'ili/.i i. - ps* rt .1 1•j n ■.v ' 1 1 I ii view l Ins r..a I a mi *. Itulowin ni ght 11 1■> I at ton t > Y l i nk . Hoard, .Mr. \V. M . Wiiii-orr.n. .Sir. G. R, Road, and Mr. M. K. Dpali-y, sideline* in Ibis city, l*r a plat id l h*' proposed mad wn* til-d for with the pctilitfll. liidovt-d • (■«:.tif»u»-d N. uml aOryow to a large , •• i lie dci-i-ti .-d \fai ,'ddi-r ritixiai-. •i . I la- grooin i? ibc sou i f former in' - tti tern •!>-.mail t u r u i ai f of U a^hi ngt no and • » i i know n in lu.- wi-» home. For v-me time Mr. S i urman li/.-> m. i i.i.i.iitid dp voted hu-haml ;t f,•I eo.is.-ient iou - wi t h! eburi'ltrimu and i it 1 1 ,i ian e ■n ■man. the Me, rile iii'vi; hi,* l>u Iding death ha,- robbed the town id one t'- mpxny of lack; onville where he of its most desirable citizens. hoitii a responsible-, position at _ Mr. Seeord was born in Niagrn county, N. V. August Hhh. 18:tl) and In* would have heme eighry years old bad he lived unlit Sunday. Fordson Tractors Now* is the time to place your order . for the “ Fordson Tractor.” The Price of Tractors I lie deceased has bait a most re­ markable life. Ilis father was killed by the Indians in Northern Michigan anti ut the tender age of six lie was left un orphan and without a l.otne. Ai fourteen lie Vngngeil in farming arid shortly after drove a big herd of cattle into California, before he was fifteen. From then on failures and successes marked bis life until the Givil War when in Y.2 he en­ listed under tin* Star and Stripe* being in active service for three years and four months. Almost shot to pieces in various em a jements $750.00 Power Pulleys Extension Rims $40.00 prices t. Factory C F. W ILLIAM S - EDW ARD HIGGINS Dealer Salesman fjf/ U |UT u 1 «it flush nusn up to Prince M in ce A lbert to produce more smoKe 1 happiness than you ever before collected I P . A .’s built to fit you r smokeappetite like kids fit your hands I It has the jimdandiest flavor and coolness and fragrance you ever ran against! Just w h at a-whale of.joy. Prince A lb e rt really is you want tp find out the double-quickest thing you do next. And, put it dow n h ow you could smoke P. A . for hours without tongue bite or parching. Our exclusive patented process cuts out bite and parch. R ea lizew h a t it would mean to get set w ith a jo y ’us jimmy pipe or the papers every once and a while. And, pun to beat the cards ! Without a comeback/ W h y , P . A. is so good you feel like y o u ’d just have to eat that fragrant smoke! R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C. �AUGU3T 8, 1919 THE SANt'Oitf) HERALD Davis, Inman, jCliilda; hatter hiti Inman; double plays, Davis to Stewart to Albanez; time of gzme 1:47”, umpires Ellis and Jackson. (Continued from Page 9) fact Sanford Takes Second GnmaY ^ ^ Manager Ilowden received a vole • of confidence from his directors by ' iwiro this morning, read the riot act I to the Smokers', two in particular day k drawing, stiff fines for indifferent play and though crippled the TamA E pans came back this afternoon 2 2 fighting the Celoryfeds to a 1 to 0 I 0 finish, with both Morton und Corcho 1 1 pitching mangificiont ball. The lo11 0 cals scored their tally on a couple of 11 0 bobbles in the seventh. d Williams, cf - .... . L . 0 Jackson, cf & fib 1 0 Totals 6 1 0 o 2 0 0 0 0** 11 0 0 n 0 0 ® Manager Hernandez lined Her* nandez $25 and fined Leon similarly nnd fined Leon similarly und also 0 suspended him. Ilowden, Williams 0 and Jackson arc 8(111 out of the game* and to fill the emergency Ilowden _ ___ — signed Chaplin nnd Rive, who were 7 ** I relaesed by the local club. Sanford Stewart, 2b Chapman,’c Johnson, cf.. W h ite, rf . .. Childs, lf„ .„ Albanez, lb Davis, ss “ 0 0 I 0 ® A E One hardly recognized the same Johnson, o f r Albaneze, lb White, If Hotel, fib Childs, . rf Davis, ss Morton p Totals PAGE THIRTEEN Latest New York Styles 3fi 1 G 27 11 4 fi Score by innings: Tampa 000 000 000—0 Sanford ...... 000 000 10* — 1 ^Summary: Left on bases, Tampa 2, Sanford 7; two-base hits Stewart, Hord; first base on balls, olT Corcho 1; struck out, by Corcho, 9, by Mor­ ton 9; stolen bases Davis; time of game 1:43; umpire Boyer. Ladies Ready-to-wear and Gent’s Furnishings BASE* B A L L L A S T G A L L E Y T Sanford Takes Third O ne/ J Ellis ptiched u mugnillcient game against the Smokers here on Wed­ nesday, being expecially strong in pipches und Sanford dumped the visitors to the tune « L 4 to 0. Herd's homer in the eighth with two on, finished up the local «nd of the whitewash in fine style, .for a clean swec 2 0 club in the Tampa uniforms. The 0 0; Smokers tnoVfed about with more 0 *Ojpep and spirit and played jam-up 0 0 1ball except for oFc slip fri~*thi* A spectacular catch by Earrior of 6 0 seventh. The score: Child's Texas leaguer in the seventh Sanford Avenue 0 0 Tampa— AH R II PO A E was among the features, the Smoker 2 ‘ 0 Alvarez, fib -I 0 l *1 2 jJO second sacker, racing backwards into 0 0 Rive, cf ...... *1 0 1 I 0^1 short right-center for the poke and 1 d I Brown, ss 4 0 - 1 1 2 0 killing n hit. , Dellinger, lb . , 1 0 0 8 0 0 Johnson’s double, followed by Al® ® Hernan<Iez, If 4 0 0 * 1 0 1 bnnese’s triple in the opening str.nza , Farrlor,, c . fi (f 10 0 J) brought liie first score ami only* a _ 2 s Chaplin 2b fi *0 0 6 I 0 i magnificent rally by Wells in the Totals __1 5 1 Wells, rf ' fi 0 0 1* 0 0! sixth prevented more local scoring. ' Score by Tiie Smoker hurler walked Stewart in this frame and hit Chapman. Then Tampa he diet the clam act so effectively Sanford that tin* sppedy Stewart didn't get Summary: Left on bases, Tampa a chance to move. 3, Sanford 5; two base hits, John­ son; three base hits, Alba nose; home The score was as follows: runs. Ilord: first base on balls, off Wells fi; struck out by Wells fi, by Kill’s G: sacrifice hits, Hernandez, How'den; stolen liases Stewart Totals < hupmati. double plays, Da\is to Stewart to Milanese; tune oe game B U ILD E R S S U P P L IE S LU M BER S H IN G L E S Sanford, Florida Free Books Citrus Insects and Diseases:- Short, plain descrip­ tion of the common citrus troubles with direc­ tions for treatment; also receipts for spraying advised and directions for spraying 'and prun­ ing,—twenty-four pages. Garden and Field Troubles:- Sixty-four* pages of ■ .valuable information on control of the various troubles that may arise in the truck garden or • field including preparation of soil, rotation of crops, handling of seed and seed beds, transplant ing, spraying, etc. Miscellaneous • Crop Troubles:- This twenty-page book treats of the peats found on avacado, figs grapes, guava, lawns, mango, ornamentals, peaches pears, pecans, persimmons, plums and tobacco Write today for information that will help you, WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO I FV ftlH iLrf I L ml. m in S pr.iv J'umjvH J \ r K f ‘ t»NV||.LK. Y Id Mil I * \ M A \'\ K l i n Malinger .Hanfirrcl Itfnruh 0200000001000101020201530100 Avenue Phone 251- W Tires Carefully Examined, if they are Worth Repairing we Tell You so, if Not we-Tell You So A L L WORK G U A R A N T E E D Cut Your Drop in and Look Over our Plant and the Work it is Turning O ut-This will Convince you that we Have the Best Repair Shop in the County Don t Ruin Your Rim by Running it Flat to the Shop, Call the Service Car arid we will be there Few Minutes. “SERVICE” THAT IS WHAT WE G IV E -Som ething the Sanford People Have Been Wanting for a Long Time............. �r V J ) a f."-- • PAGE FOUR Uluncbtit out through thi' window In Ihe tlnywidtlng room-rJic saw n small nmalxuit stop niid.u talj man Hiring out ‘ II<* romp Inin the station, and slopping up to her. hat In hand, asked: "Is lids M ' s s Thornton?" . As Uu* girl noddl'd, ho continued: “ I’m Dougins Itnmsoy, Mfperlntend- P e a c e fu l S le e p (y o o d n ig h t R*t I < F- L i l l i a n r e t i r e d h a p p y t h a t t h e a s s u r a n c e o f a p l e a s a n t g o o d s c h o l a r s e v e r a l MAXWELL HOUSE C O FFEE a n d t h e a n t i c i p a t i o n o t h e r s . * s c h o o l , w h i c h s t o o d s h o r t d i s t a n c e . O n d o w n t h e r o t i d a t h e w a y D o u g l a s l l g t i r c s “ H e l l o , W h e n lliltl I h o r i l l H l i n i t n m l t h e e n t e r i n g g l i i h e e d < |H i > c o ' * - i n l l m - s s h a d t h e i n t o 111t ; . i ! l h * h l l.ll I m p r < » •* I t s 1 h e r w h e n t o w n -I lii'i/i. t i e ' i . w a v f r o m .‘ i i l i a t l b - - -’ll*. i h o w g o i - s It. I*-* i l n d l < h a d a l t a s s e m b l e d III p o o r t h e s i j | * e r i n t e i u l e n t “ R o y s a n d g i r l s , t h i s t ' •• s t. |t.-w l e t ' 1 * I " I n i " i i n i i * '■ • a d j o u r n e d T h e , ' i r d r M r i t h e u n d o f t o f o l l o w i n g a u t u m n 1 ri '< . I i f - i 9 i ' \ It u n t i l i t s m i s t r e s s t e n t h a n o t h e r y e a r , ( L ' m i y r l K l t t , w e e k s a n d . a l n i n g t i n - Proper U * is l t h i n k b o d y " I ' L o t t b u i l t *1.1 M ur'i \ -1 « t » 1. li -T.Uf H i * I'resiilriit 1a 11 r D‘i Fbirida a A • i-r l u l l i 4 e v T - r y > ’. v r r « , I ' M »Y\ ■ Ii. i 111 ■ t r ..b t ! • -f ■ti. Iltli .1- t 1 >i -rn. i -v . , ts4* • i*. O F F E R .'i i . i a r emir - ’■■ading to A. ii. sion.tl Course;* \ “ riculture. Mr h i l l ’. V, ’tv l i n i l.iw iiinl T' ni i ‘'"pci l.lt 1usii . 1 * T,.r. - . 1 rnii *. N.- .i ' j..i- .*• J \- ■li.-d \ ri^ and \ f 1.. . t a n * fur 1!' ' .•if'. , ' i tent i*tn, u r l i ' b prnminenet*. uih’etie program iurludtug atpiatira. I Ti.irly-i'.Ith ‘year liyRins ru’ ; Pxpen-ywu .>jrr;;; Septemlu-r, 1919. Ter ea*alng and other information uddrefa: THE SECRETARY. ROLLINS COLLEGE Winter I'ark, Florida * KIDNEYS WEAKENING? LOOK OUT! K|*tn»y tronhH* <1«n‘t rtlwvpp^ar nf Chamialvca . They * Kiowf .lowly but atakulily, unitrrrnlnlnB health with deadly certainty, until you (all a vic­ tim to IncuraJile disease. Btot your troubles whits there la time. Don’t wait until llilla P»lna become blr schea Don't trlGo with disease. To avoid future suffering begin treatment with OOLD MKDAL Haarlem Oil Cap* ■ults now. Take three or four ovary day until you are entirely free from pain. Thi* well-known preperation haa been ne of the national remedies of Hol­ land for oenturite In 1«»* the govern, tnent of the NetheTlanda granted a eyecial charter authorlilnit tie prepara­ tion and sale. ■ , , Ttie h,ousewlf# of Hollaml would alniosj as soon be without fond as with­ out her 'T-ujl Dutch Drops," as she uaintty calls C.o L d UKn,lI, Haarlem ill Capsules.' They reeiore strength and are responsible In a great measure for the sturdy, robust health of the Hollanders. . Z Do not delay. Os to your druralst and Insist on hie supplylnr you with (loLD MKDAL Haarlem OH Cajieulee. Tske them as directed, end tf you are not tisAed -with reoulta your druggist will Look fo r g lad ly refund jo u r ^ m______ om y, _ tha ham * O O LD M U DAD on th * box and accept no other. In sealed boxes, thTee alxea. . . . 409 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted a t . $ 4 .0 0 per crate. We cannot rec­ omend too highly our Worldbeater Pep p tr to all southern growers who * 1t | ) P R IC E : 1*4 III SI .GO; ‘ i . • 1" l,.-il I t o m y ll - All, t., I [ ll.il bc;r , •1 l *'i ■ Ti Purity Economy & Efficiency Ilf hell' « i | ..itiil fi r i ’ nib .1 h j .j■:i • C.'.atl R 1 w i . , i it1 In !..• ' l i f e tliui V*'U hiiVe It - 11*! l i gh' . A lye light**. b< tilt- ‘ l lli.C linking t, . *, are I*\(*i’iij. I’lt.i r ||||> Send postal for Fail Catalogue, ready now Why De Thankful? One g !""! re;t*-*in fur hf-inv ihunkf nil the fitim l-> that ynii huvi* r-itn| w (er ilrlnk. \\h"!er***int- /ihh! in an i n d t i - h u i c l " 1 ’ i . 1*1 • • T l i t 'i- i n 'it i o r l e d w ,* i*r I P In- “ ' Y e l l , w i i n l ^ h . i l i v ? " a n d - oc o o n I a w lit art* typified In R IS IN G S U N ^ lli^hlsIno1 F L O U R j Ingly injtirliius, A slni'b i'l light Js the jla'-.t sulivtItqie nt nigh) fur dlffunml In* light The • b.. trle bulb* *luuihl I either have .a diitne nr a dark paper ■dipde. A gns light mimpiui-d nf mnn*h and bulb pri.ilm •--* a l . <d iPfTns. il 'll. lit niril wtii’ii placed high iM.iiii.-b near the ceiling d " f« mil Injure the ■} k m ean s nutritiousN b a k in g s , p a la ta b le an d e iis ily d ig e s tib le . W I G H T G R O C E R Y C O „ Sanford, FF wwwww te; hqld; **( Mi. It's ti iiormnj liqby."'— in n -ns City Star. S k y 1 W e nt Along. A unman wus h a* lug ti hnme wlmrc 1 -In had be* n i r n happy ami as sin- ’ bniirileil the rru'n which was to lake her uwa\ lb - liars rain,* fust. Her llnli win atiV|ii||s In iumfiirl her. tried the elTri I iif a i heerlllg dlsenver\ he hint Just mail**, “ Why. mnlher," In- exelalniefl, “ the sky Is going light iilniig wlih us." inlier fa Iill-hearted lieoplc* nt*ed In make I he name dlsrnvery. No mntter what wc* leave be­ ll iml, the best goes with u«. ' Find Indian ’ Stone Celts. In an article *m Indian ntnne celts Ii. the Wisconsin Archeologist. Charles IL Itrmvn. chief of the slate historical .museum, deserlhes llie various classes of celts, or stone hatchets, and In what Wisconsin localities many of them have been found. JelTt'rson county has been the source of many celts, and other counties In which they have beer, found nr*- Dane, Calumet, Itrmvn. Waupaca, Walworth. Winnebago, Wnukeslm and Washington. O U know how inuch toasting im ­ p roves bread. M ak es it taste good. O f course — m ere flavor. Our War With Spain. On the lflth o f April. 18IW, the Cnlted Rtates senate and the house of repre­ sentatives declared Jointly that the Cubans "are and nf a right might to be free ifnd Independent" nml empow­ ered President McKinley to use the land and naval forces tif the Cnlted Rtates to their Utmost rapacity to rnrry the resolution Into effect* This reso­ lution constituted our declaration of war against Spain. Death Valley. Death vnll**y Is a narrow valley be­ tween the Piiuamlnt and l-'uimral liniiiiiialns In Cnllfomla. It Is trav­ ersed by the Ainnrgiirn river, which Is usually ti dry •■liarim’l. though prob­ ably It was formerly full o f water. The level of the valley Is cnvi-Fed with salt, supported tn have been brought hy tho torrents from the sur­ rounding desert and left on the-evap­ oration, o f ’ the wnter. Death valVy Is considered -to lie the hottest and driest plnce In llie Cnlted States. A ’ tempernture o f 122 degrees lias been observed. N. ,*-r^ Sam e w ith tobacco . —esp ecially K entucky Burley. Buy yourself i»nackage of L u ck y Strike cigarettes. N o tic e the toasted flavor. G reat! N othing like it. T h e real B urley cigarette. * _ i f ‘ • "S’ * i' « IT 'V ' .’ . . ■* . . ~ i : 4 ■i _ Lb. 80-00 438 MarLti Street, Philadelphia, Pa. .if d e n t h h e <" r " • r " f h e r f | ,o i t 11. 1 X • desire to groYv a m oney-m aking c r o p . N.S r n i o n t h r e e ii i s i e l h n -.1 i* acrerge the first picking, or a total of T H E G E N U IN E S T O C K C A N O N L Y HE S E C U R E D F R O M l a r g e t.-a The average was 4 pepper, per plant for the entire introduced by us several years ago. VI ' I ; f f f e ; i; |j. peppers the first picking. a p a r i A n g e l . l a k e 0s v Mi » 1' n plants bore as high as 9 marketable N e w s ­ •t•<t• - w ! •• w ill* i M i " f Ii - m ft: 'll ' i q . f 1! 1 M l i <* •! w I I I i f i « -* T h e V LAI*, i: H i l l ■INI Y H e reports that many o f the * c h i l ­ n g s t o ; a m i d n e a r Hint. tili.-r i. H i . . .......1ling a tie I1' I CO': 1:118. P o stp a id .. 1 vs tit* Hct-’sehold o f i- Hun l i t ' h pounds 20 our W orldbeater Pepper in Decem ber c o n s e n t e d t h e b r a i n , n " f f o o d . — L o s can furnish on 1 l e U' N i • 1 h u d yvc application, purchased O /. 15c; As si man thlnkelh so Is he.” Y'es op also,; r’*As ii man ealelh so dm J i e ! | . i ida, whose name I m u r w a s l i t t s s i s e y c t e s A prominent grow er o f Sanford, Flor­ Food Important. .-id IN S •o. T j v i f f t — ’ Years. a r o s e I- o u r i f AW Sir. - for the Past Four i n n n y ' y o t c m w f o r t Util*, b y t h e M c C l u r e p a p e r S y n d i c a t e . ) i{ M !! • r i * Florida and Texas l i t t l e s e h o o l h o u s e ; l i n t t h e p u p i l s , t h e p a r e n t s , l o o - — w t n i l d h a v e n o n e f1;] ’ ■! o n e t h e r e l p w h i c h 2T i i r m i n i I b l e D o u g l a s R a m o u s e w a s e r e e t j y , w e d d i n g e n g a v e t h e . a n d M r s . l o v e l y t i e w h JMi ; -Vr-i* »’ Has Made Good in 1 t e a c h e r . t h e T w e n t y l u e r e a d y h a n d s - l i f t I n i " ti n t o r I n i n i i n h - s . - e i n e . a m i L i l l i a n I h " i ' n ! " i i k n e w h e r l i n - t b a t t l e w a s w o n l l p p l e i - l n l il r l y , ‘ - t i U H ' i i l l . u l n a . e i m jilt t h e C i t y n f I n m i ' l l i i " t n n *» f. I Up - M - W e l l , n o w t e a c h e r . M i s s T h n r t i l o u , M o w m a n y a r e g o i n g t o d o I h e i r v e r y b e s t t o m t f h e t h i s a m o d e l si h o o l t h i s y e a r , " jfc.; d t i - w t h e y s c h o o l r o o m ■ i n d s a i d Dy MONA DORR. t r a i n J o h n n y ! w a i t i n g . 'JY*I?“ and so on as the man greeted each smiling face. A LOVE PROBLEM ih i ' p a t i e n t l y w a s b e f o r e c l o s i n g t i m e a m i t h e n t h e o l d e r g i r l s c a m e u p t o o f Tuesday morning found LUUnn nfld small Richard stnrt'vig out for ihc l i t t l e A * - a n g r y ? " T h e s c h o o l n i g h t w i t h h o m e , o n e J o i n e d t h e m , a n d , n s t h e y r e a c h e d t h e s e h o o l h o u s e t h e y s a w a g r o u p o f e a g e r t r h ^ Simon’s BUNDLE HOTEL I - j AUGUST 8. 1919 In the ini'uirtltnc lIn* superintendent had become a frequent culler nt' the Gray hojnestrad. and I.llllan looked _R1J of tile Bla|tnf. Dili"* Worrit* forward with pleasure to his evening et Mottuilot. Uu culls. One afternoon tn midwinter n knock wns heard, und one of the scholars ad­ mitted Superintendent Ramsey. Need­ less to say, hooks were laid aside und fh uwe!l If nhlUrBlIiuc. tMIffMful lu Hf.rt li A f<“w llir Inini* i far* will fcrifUPiA Will rwit t *tn On* r--*** tleUraia cut tif hcI o m I s. M fs. t i r j i list mi* l*> attention was claimed. Un*^i- Ifrillr * fi.f rul#. |rcl Int*-*. r* A 2J<s y o u . Y o u I . n o w t i n * r o a d s a n * s o “ Now,” said the teacher smilingly. «|ll U<| a Riiw.Ui lluarar ***1 rffcr* lip AImj rfoirttjmrrjil^i gl a f>r«trviiiy»« mimt! muddy." He threw her a reassuring ( will have recitation." And there fli***, tot-dbra. moUia. Hoc* luiu^a. trfc. £§% $mit w writ# smile ns he picked lip In r ba.:s ami led • followed quick sums In arithmetic the way to the ear. which were readily answered by tho T h e * \ e Y O Vta&ft * Co., On the ride tn Mrs. Gray's she 1older pupils, learned that her companion was Mrs. j Finally the work was switched lo M o n tgo m r ry ^ Gray's near neighbor, living with his (|,(. younger children, A la . parents. . I “ Richard”— lilts to the little Gray The beautiful scenery and lovely youngster—"tell us the nnswer to ona Helds Impressed Lillian, who Itnd been plus one." ’ used to city life, and the rldo had tm{ The hoy thought for n moment, then seemed a two-mile run when thu ear rqjdled: “ Obo I" drew up before a low, old-ftshloneU The teacher looked askance. “ Why, cottage. Though It was tho mouth of Rlclmrtl, plus one?" j September, thu grass was-still « lovely -. "One,” he-relurnetl again. Then with green, and the dahlias, gladioli and quivering lips and tearful eyes, “ I other Into fullage. In their mingled know, teacher, you said.’twas two; but glory o f yellow, pink and red. seemed my mother said If—If ‘Smiley’—I tp nod a bright welcome to the girl. mean Sir. Ramsey*, kept cornin’ to see As they stnrted up the graveled path you, you two’d Jte one, so I* thought the front door was opened und n- that was an example. You always say plump, pIcuKaut-fuced woman smiled to give an example." m s m m -n A _ —n welcome to Lillian. There was a strained silence for E W D p p ^ W ^ - C o i a f 4e t e l 1o < f c m S b w * \ # < J I “ We’ll not require an Introduction," one minute, when a titter, then u o u L i d r r o o r e S t e a o v l J M t e i ^ * i . B v p ’ C & f e i said Mrs. Gray ns she pressed the hurst of laughter wus heard from a ;«tk*Cbi\ye(\ioi\i !ote^yt^$•, girl’s hnnd. roomful of lusty young throats; and, k a r* r t f o l f C i ! v • S e n d fo r B o o k l Q t • JinDU UjniTH, PROP’R__ • » After a few words, Superintendent worst of all, came the low chuckle of Ramsey departed with the promise to a man. Lillian's head came up from the enlj for Lillian the next day to Intro­ desk In double-quick time, und her duce her to the new duties at Kelsey’ Unshed face and angry eyes met the school. Mrs. Gray’s family consisted of her laughing gaze of ‘Smiley’ Ramsey, as huslminl. u genial, hard-working farm­ he was lovingly named by his many er,^und her six-year-old son Richard, friends, i " M y r l e n r l i t t l e g i r l . " h o l a u g h i n g l y who would start Into school with the w h i s p e r e d , " w h y s h o u l d y o u h e s o new teneher. MA.*'.. S w ^ J — . ■ • r * ?- f ' C Sri* 1 11 li. * . ' . •. -- =*-3 ; :i j �THE SANFORD HERALD give a bond equal‘ to 25 per rent of the Selby Tinegan, Joseph Finrgan, Mrs. B. L. , It la further orderexl that this notice bw amount ol his or their bid, computed upon Lambert. James Mr Elroy Farramore. Agnea published once earh week for tweiea wewkw the ba)la of the yardage above mentioned. Parramorr, Eflie Parramore and Elisabeth in the Ranfdrd Herald, a hexrsptper pubvi with a Surrty 'Company qualified to write Parramnre, as heirs of said Jotrph Finrgan, iished In Seminole County, Florid*. * such bonds in the Slate ol Florida, aj surety deceased. In a n d ‘ to the Jl-W t* of N E 1, of Witness my hand and official acal of the thereon; the Surety Company and form of Section 18. Tp. 20 S. Cange 31 East and the said Circuit Court this the 8th day of Augbond to be approved t^y said board. NWJJ of SKt, of Section 18, Tp. 29, S u*F 1919. A copy of plana, specifications and pro­ Bangr 31 East In Seminote County. Ferlda. Seal! E. A. D O U G LA S S E E. IIHADV files and proposed contract, bond Xn dfo rm of (Tier It, Circuit Court, Sheriff Seminole County, f l j . bid may be obtained upon application to tho Sr' die Maine*. undersigned upon making s^a deposit of 6l*5tr. S didlPf far Complainant* 6S-13tf • Ten Dullars. this aura to be refunded when •I | — rr ■ ■■■■ said plana, specifications, etc., have been re­ In rirrull Court of thr Hrirnth indicia ! In Grrolf Court 7th Jitdl’l jl (Nrcali, .Sami* turned. * *’ Circuit of Florida, "Brmlnofc County. In By order ol. the Board of County Com­ nole County. Florida. In Chanrery. Chancery, missioners of Seminole County, Florida, In f Petition »»f Fanil* C.* DavUr a Vfirr!*'! C. L. Randall, Complainant p* iaeall K. A. D . iU G L A S S , Woman. v« 65-lte Clerk. Order and IJcense William Atkinson Daniel, Luther C. Portar, This m%ffrr. rnmlng on* to be heard this Nellrr uf Aputlrattun fur Tux Deed Under Thr Portsmouth Truat GuraanF-e da, ueiurr inc iip.iri the r ep jr t of *L F. iLius^ Section 5 or Chapter 4898, l.rsv ef Florida. Alice C. Hill, Da) id Fee Daniel, A. IF Htar- howrrj special master heretofore appointed O m C K IN T1IK COURT HOUSE Nntlre.i* hereby given that Juhyi^JIrauer, bird, anil all uni: tft*n peraona claiming to t ike and report testimony a* t » tne capa­ arv interest by. through or under the city. competency and <pttli;l~at»» it uf peti­ purchaser of Taa Certificate N d # 4 l I, dated FLORIDA the (Hi day of June A. D. 1917, baa filed above named partlea or either of them, ax tioner to take charge of and man*:* her heirr, devlseca legateea, grantee* nf other* estate, with his opinion thereon, the eotirt, 'said certificate In my office* and haa made ap­ »De, and all other unknown per»ona claim plication for tax deed to Issue In preordanee having examineil the report and th* testiwith law. Said certiorate embrace* the fol­ lnr any interrat in and to the said landa In* mony, find* that the said Fannie C. Davis vulvid In aald suit, et al lowing described ptoperl y- situated In Semi­ la ciualifled to take charge of and manage her THOMAS EMMET WILSON nole county, Florida, to-wlt; N E ' i of S W 1, r«tate, and thereupon it is hereby ordered, Order of ConatnPrtlve Service. E. FERGUSON HOUfllluLI/rH of S W ! t ol Sec. 27. Tp. 21 S. It. 30 K., |0 To all iHiVhown partlea claiming Interest adjudged and decreed that the amid matter*# aiVrs, . by, through or under William Atklnann Dan­ report lie and the same is herrb/ approved The aalil land being ar*eesed al the date of iel, Luther C. P.rrter. The Fort*mouth Trust *n/l riinrtrmed. ,l the iiauar.rr of such cettlfirate In the name * Ouarewte* t y u Alkm C. Hill, David l^*e IT^IS F U R T H E R ORD/TItED, A D J U D O of \rtnnie t„ McCallum.- Unices dald ccr- Daniel, and A. IF Htarbkd, a* hr (ft, devise-—a, tlfieate snail be redeemed according to law grantees, frgateis ur other wise, or rnv or E D A N D D E C R E E D . That the patitlon-r. * tax .deed will Issue tbreeon on the 14th day tit her of them a^j I all unk,v»*n ti.raona, the aaiil Fannie C. Davis, be and an# la here­ by grantnl license to tik.* charge of and of Auguat, A. D. 1919. corporationa or "s-uHatlon# claiming an manage her estate and property, Ro control Sanford. ttulldlng Pund Alan beginning 160 fret West of S. E. Witness my o (1 1 cl a I signature and acal this Interest in the following described landa t 8500.00 corner of S. W. the same,, to contract and be contracted Pavment'of Time Warranla of S. E. >* of Section situate In Hemlnot* County, Florida, to-wit: with,'to sue and he sued, **rfd to become A 2100.00 31 -afortaaltf, running thence Weal 210 feet. the I Of h day of July A. It. 1919 interest on Time .Warranla . lac,It E. A. DIM G L A S S LoU |‘ to 28 inclusive (less Lota 4 and A) frev dealer and Wqd herielf In* all respecte as North 414.4 feet. Fast 210 (ret. South 414.4 Cltrk Circuit Court Semineb- County, Fla/ W, A* & IF L. Daniel's Subdlvhlnn x>f the f 7600.00 Irel. .bring the properly conveyed by E. E. ' ' By V. E. Douglas*, D.C. SB *4 nf Bee 10, T » p .21 S* Range 29 B, If she were unmarried. Pi Iris and wile Louisa to Stephen I.. Dann Tick Eradication Fund 61-Stc Done and unit-red in Chambers at DeLand 120 acres morr or lest. | 3100.00 by deed listed Nov. 29. 1581, filed Dec.. 23, Payment of Time Warrant Florida this the 2nd day of August 1919, * You and earh fl| ypti are hereby ordered to Inlereat nn Time Warrant-.______ .. .330,00. 1554, recorded in Book 22, page 02. . JAS. W. FK It KI NS Bay and Hogan Sis. Alto beginning at a point 440 (eet north In the Circuit Court uf the Sr'vrnih Judicial be and appear before our said Circuit Court 6ik4tc Judge. flrcull of rioelda. Seminole County. In at the Court House in Hanford, Florida, on t 3530.00 1 “ “ ' ‘ “ ‘ >rat Ckanrrry. the 3rd day of N o r . , A , D. 1919, then and JAC KSO NVILLE, FLA. tarter of the Soulkraat quarter of arctlon I t w»a ih teupnn rraolved that the Clerk Irly-one, township twenty South ot Hang* J. K. Lalng. juloed by J. E. Laitig, her hus­ there to make answer to the bill of complaint In th* t'lrsBlt Coaft. ‘t c e q l h Ju ilritl Cl/All railroad ticket offices in of the Circuit Court he directed to have the herein fUrd against youl* band. • Thtrly eaat, thence running West 42u - * In xml for Heninst- C ja n if , r i ,- I J , foregoing ratlmatea aa made hy the Ilnaril Complainants building. Center of every­ feet, thence North 2|0 teet, thence Eaat It Hi further ordered that Otli notice be In 4'hxncr,. pubfiahed In a newspaper in 't hla county by 420 feet, thence South 210 feet to |h» place vs, r published once a Week for twelve weeks }n Albprt If al I, Cumptkinxnl one Inaerllnn and that a ropy thereof proper­ □t beginning. thing. All modern improve­ Wm. G. Andenelrd. II, If. Ramsey, Geo. IT. the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published ly rertlfled be forwarded to Ihe Comptroller Which application will be based upon the Mutton, individually and aa trustee, Cal­ In Heminot# County, Ftor da. ments. First class in every lloix M. 11*11, D.f.ndantof the State of Florida. vin. A. I'oagr, Anqa C. Woodbrldge. Indjpetition lot sal- now on file In said Court. Witness my. hand and seal of said Circuit T « l i o n M. 11,11,------ StrMl, Indlanappli*. It waa further reaolyed that at * special •vlduallv and as trustee, Albert O. Eaves way. Hot and cold running Dated July 10th, A. D. 1919. meeting o(-----tbie ~Board■ ■ to 'be ‘held on *•*”* 16th and Richie Woodbrldge, and all unknown Court, this the 7th day of Aug. 1919. 1.paste Cramer. (Heal) B. A. DO UGLASS going water in rooms. •lay of August A. D. 1919, the foregoing person* rlalming interest, by through or un­ Il appparin, frnm (hp affidavit of Altmrt Guardian 1 Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co. Fla. Hall hfiiin duly filrd that ha I, complainant ratlmatea thill be ukeh up and c„n»lderrd der any of the above named defendant!*, C l-5tc • Hales, $1.00 up. either as heirs, devisees, grantees, legatees B, F. If mi aholder and acted upon ami at I ho same time the in thp above enlilipd r a u » and (hat it ia the Solicitor 6&-13IC belief that the defendant, Rosa II. Hall, la tax levy fur (he year A. D. 1919 “ 'll ' a In Ihe rirrull ('ourl. Seventh Judicial Cir­ er otherwise, and all unknown prrsnna claim­ Room a n d ,b a th $1*50 up made. non-rreidrnl of the Stale of Florida' and cuit. uf Florida. In and for .Nernffiole Coun- ing interest by, through or under J « » l e C. E. FRA N K . IPEARCE, P r o p .. I that ehp ia a resident of a (tat* of the United Murphey and J. Richmond Murphev, her Done and urderrd In rrgular »c*»ion °n ' *jr. In Chanrery * 1 In Circuit Court of ihr Hexenlh Judlrla husband, now deceased, a* heirs, devisees, Kihtra othrr than the Stata of Florida and this the 4lh day of Auguat A. D. 1919'. II. J. Lulu an and Alma Thorman, • Circuit of Florida. Hrmiaotr Uounly. In i. i rr.ident of thp Slate nf Indiana, rra'dlnc E. A. DOUG I. ASS Complainant*. * • legatee*, or otherwise, and all other unknown Chancery. § * persons rlaimlng any Interest in and to *sld Clerk Board of (Yunty Curomimionera. a t ------------- Street in the City of Indianapolis property Invlovrd In said stilt. G -llr. Cordelia E. *11111 and William Jlenry J. P. I-sing, joined by J. F Lalng, her bus- Indiana and that thrrr n no person In the Defendants. State of Florida thr » r v i r p of a subpoena Hill, her husband: all .unknown par­ band. Complainants. upon whom would hind ' the defendant ties claiming Interest* under Cordelia VJL Order of Constructive Service , To all unknown parties claiming Interest Wm tL Andenrled, IF H. ft am *ry. Geo. IF and that It ia hit belief the a(s of tha de­ Sealed ‘proposal* will be received by the E. Hilt and William Henry Hilt. b,r •• w * • ? • — • y u ,fl w jyears. x. m ■ n . fendant ii over lw,nty-un« Morton, imlividually anil it trustee, A*alby, through or under Wm. G. Afldenrled. City Council of Sanford. Florida at the of­ husband, qr either of them, or other­ We xin A. Poacr, Anna C, W uimIbridge, intjl* It II, H*m*e>', Ges> ft. Morton, Individually You are therefore ordered to appear to fice 8f the Cltv Clerk at or before 7:30 I*. M. wise. in the land di-eerlbed below; —•— Apgar, Ids viduallv and as truster, Albert G. Laves, t hi. and a* trustee. Calvin' A,,P«agV, Albert 41. tia bill nn Monday the 6lh day of October September Iftth, 1919 for grading and pav­ Allen G Apgar and Still H ave Good and Richie Woodbrldge, and all unknown A.. I). 1919, thp tame being a 'R u l e Day ot Eaves. Richie Woodbrldge and Jessie ing with brick Ninth Street from Park wife; alt unknown parties rlaimlng Inlrrtets undsr Allen 0. Apgar and persons claiming any interest by, through Murphey and J. lliThm.nnd Murphey, her ai, Court. tbi* Avenue Kaat one and one-half J l ! » ) bloeka. Envelopes at or under any of the above named defend­ husband, a* heir*. devl*ees, grantee*. Irgate, • Proposal to by presented In a araled en­ ----- -— Apgat, Ids wile, or either . id It is further ordi ordered that thi, nolire be ants, rithrr a* heirs, devisees, grantees, or otherwise ur any ur either of them, and a'l velope endorsed on the outside “ Bid* for till m. or otherwise, in thy lend del* ubifshed rd for four ironaeculive weeks In the unknown person*, corporation* or assorla- legateea or otherwise, and all unknown per­ paving Ninth Street.1' Sanford. Florida arid rrlb’ed below, all unknown Parties 5c a Pkg. enfnad Herald, a newspaper published in rlaimlng an Interest in Ihe following tlon*. (Ihlming an Interest In the following sons claiming interop by through or. under Semlnuj, County. E the name of the bidder or blddeta. Florida. desrrtbr-d property sjiualr in Seminotr Couh- JesxJe C. Murphey and J, Richmond Murph Kerb proposal must be accompanied by a described land situate In Seminole W trW n, E. A. Doualaae. Clerk of the . , It, Florida, lo wit- Begin at Inleraeflloit ol phry. her husband, ini «r .deceased, ■■ heir* certified check made payable at sight to the county, Florida, to-wlt: S f j ol S 1j of I * .a , .m . . . 4 i (In U it*! legatees ttf otherwise and all Cireuit*Court and the seal thereof this 23rd Fail l.i- e ,.t Mellon* tile Avc.. with s.»ul h ordrf of the City Clerk of Sanford,* Flrnida SE 'j of S W 1, ef Section 13, T ow n­ ship 21 South, Itange 29 Ka>t: al.o line nf Sr*. Ill, fur. North along Melbtnville oih*r unknown persons claiming any inter­ day of July A. D. 1919. for lr~ » hundrrrd (1206.001 Dollars. E. A. IXICGl.ASS. Clerk. begin si SW c*'rnrr of S K 1; of SecAte.. |ti’ jirds, Fast at right angle* 162 est In and in said properly involved in said Office Supply Dept. The successful bidder or bidders will he tton 13, Township 21 South. Itange Ily V. M. Douglass. D. C. suit. Defendants, aid*, t i t i at ■ /ht angle* 162 vards. required to give a bond equal to his or their 2*1 Kn*t, run east i t 1, chain*, north A. K l*ower*. Phonc'I48 Sanford. Florida • esT I f . v, -ds. Ss -* 30 T*|i 19 9, Itange tVder uf ('onct ruetivr Kervfce, i,lj and such bond to be executed by a Id chain*, west II*? chain*. m »u th Id tuitur for Cimplainanl. 65-3te ■»' F T o the Drfenrants. W m. G Andrnrird. simty rnmpxnt, Ilrcnscd ' to do tmslnrs- in e,I *1n*. del* hiliintr A »>u and each nf v ou are hereby indee d R H Ramax»y, <*ex» I! Mjortun, IndlvjdualU the State *d Florid*. raid bond to toOrder of Service l*v Publication in t-e and appear beforr our said Cireuit anii sa trustee, Calvin A. Poage, Albert (i. approved by the City Council To all parti* s claiming Inter,-eta under Court at the Court Hou**1 -rs Sanf ord, Fla , n Fa vet and Richie W'Qiidbrblge: Plans ami speclficaiions may he *een at Cordelia E Hill and William Menu ltd), her Ihe City Clerk’s offire or at the ofiire ol husband or either ol them, or otherwise. In the 3rd dav «*f Noy. A. It. 1919, then an*l It appearing from1the Sworn bill nf rnmthere lo make answer to the bill of complaint plaint hrfrin filed that your placv of reftFred 'T. William*. City F.ngioeer. ti c land d.-serlbr d below, and all part!.* herein fded against you The City Connell reserve* the right to rr tlrijr^ ia onknota n, and that y uu ale over FHtE and THEFT and COLLISION In­ IFGAl ADVERTISING 'aiming ml. rests under Allen t, Apgar and l t rf* further ord, r, d that tbit noiir# l-e the age of 21 years hect and and all hid. Apgar. hi* *ile or either id tht-m. or publuhed once a week (or twelve weeks in Wed P. Hines F. 1— Miller It Is therefore Ordered that you anil each surance issued hy the FLORIDA STATE City Clerk Pres. Council. otherwise. In Ihe land desrnt.td, below: and ; , hr -i,n[ otj llrtatd. ■ newspaper, publlsb.il of you do appear Indore our Said Circuit AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is Ihe all parties claiming an interest In the followj |„ Seminole Cmintv. Florida An Hallmale of the Nereaaary Kl* Trcd. T. Willis rp* Inu li» if 9mit11 >il tja tu in S^niJiKiTF r.iunpenava for Hrmlnalt County. W 1frt*4** my hand and »« al nf «aid t'irrtiil Court, at the Court IUm<«* in Sanford. Fla. salcsl and cheapest In the world. Write City Engineer I*ti Hit* t»th da) of October A D ! !*l !•, then for Information to headquarters Orlando. ! ti mil S ' Ikf s ’ tf SK < «itjr! this th* 7sh ilit .if August 1*<19 The folloslrtg la an extlmale of Ihe ncc- Jfi.X-ttr an«l there lo make answer lo (he bill uf cum* •S W , id s«eiiitn 13. Tnwnabip 21 8mitb, 1 Seal' I. A f l o r O l . A S S (••ary r t p r n u - of Seminole County, Florida J j\L'ents wanted In every town In Florida. 1 lliinge 29 Fast, bI*4i begin at S \V r u f n « uf Clerk nf Cirruit, Court Semtn**le C«* , Fla. plain! herein filed against you, for the jiscnl year from October let. 1919 to r l e 1! id Serf hen 13, Tnmiixhip 21 South, F F Housliplder It I* further offered that tbi* nohre be September 30th 1920 as estimated by the N O T H F. OF RLECTIO*: Range29 Fast, run Fast M S chain*. published luf eight consecluive ’s«*fiks in the SoHritor. Board of County Commlsslonerv, In and for Notire is hereby given that an flection North 10 rbainw, Writ 1H j chains. South 10 Hanford Herald, newspaper pubhahn'd in S«*mjnolc County nt thrir rrgular1'rnFFting aid be held a 4 the several Foiling plarvB in pbains. * *. Semlnuld Co. Fla, nn A u(u*t It hr, 191R» ’ t 8emiiinU* Couniy, Flnrfda* nn <he FOth flay Id 4'irruii C’aurt nf the Hrirnth Jtidirla! It i« hrtebv ordernl that eou apjiear t(‘ the Wilpesa* my hand and seal of said Circuit of September 1^10 pursuant tn Chanter Circuit of I'forhla, Srirtlrtole County. Grnrrnld Fund Court thts th . 1h day of August 1919. 8195 nf the I.awi nf FiofiOn, \rt«i of 1919, bill uf complaint bb*f herein agarnet ynu in In CH nr er* HaUry of ri<*rk of thr Cirruit ('ntiri the above entitled cause, »n the llrxt dn v e| F A. DOUGLAS# seal 1 Entitled An Art tn Frnhibil H i»k» nr Swine »§ Cou nty Auilitor am| ('Jrfk Sept* m her, A l> anil thr Sant on! * L Randall, if ■tfnpf ainan ! t’lefk «ft Circuit Court Srmtnuif* <’o, Fla to thr County ( ’ om m iition m $ I r.00.Oft runnfn nr roaming at large in -aid rmints. Herald is hereby dr-signated the n»- h j m r i f . .. " . , , , ,, H Flluushuldef, f» »r the pur pour nf adnpting of meeting the in which th,, ,.rci,r shall I - publl.ljrd on e*: " " " ' - t n Alk.n.on Dam.-I, l.uihrt I P.-rl-r. IVf l)irm ItKOnft Milraijr SolicJitir 6V9tr i , TJh pftr!»muolb Trust St Guarantee1 * n., $192.00 of f u m n f. 72,00 prtivisiirips nf said art, 5a ad etertlnn tn be [ ■u wtt-k fur i s t l t r rntiMCUlIve a«>r-kp. held in’areorfianer with exi• ting law* govern­ Alii-e t' Hill, Havid Fee Daniel, A. D I’ tV of K h r f i f f f o r liUnrtlaner on Wit nits m y hand i»nd seal of ijfilce 0 d » btfcrldrd, and ail unknown persons Halm* C q Commltslnnen * 48.00 ing grneral elertlnnt, including the puaUti- 2nd if ay nf June, A 1» I9lf* * ft* Hrxrnth Jutllrldf ('jrrtiil P I C K A K D ’S H A N D - P A I N T E D C H I N A j mg any interest by tb/Tuteh nr under the |it llruil* Attofnfy for County Com, 611O.OO rttiun ot vuter a. oral) F A 11111!f . |, ASS. Hr »xi.iulr i i ini) , FlttrIf! 4 In ( Innrrfj a bo we named paftlr* nr •■liner of them, as J4iff»rf vimm of flrKi»tratIon 210 Dll The foilnwing electors have been apfn»Vnted Cl* fk t'lreuit C«iurt, St itminlr * «• , Fla * ary M ,k*omI. widiin, G O U ilA M 'S S T E R L IN G SILV E R hfire. f|,-\i«ees, grunt***-*, legatees of t- her County I'hyaSrian __ lf»0 00 tn mtiduct said elertiujft and to ranviti and W M Morph), Jr-, GnriifiJ jirtAnl I wise, and all other unknown peraon* rlntmCounty Pemnnstnlifin \^ceot I2t»n.00 mat e return* nf the votes rnit in the several 'inlkdtor I or Complainant* .56-1l i e %• Hill to ItO T lH R S' P L A T E D W A R E 1 mg any interest tn and to said lands involved Hrpair* to Court House 200,00 precincts, respt-etivrl), the last named in act . Quirt Till# In sail! suit, et al. Hrptirs to J rU 200.00 as clerk Circuit C«i h i | S m m u H Judlrial Circuit, All j iknown hi Im nj am! all unkfinxn (i^r E LG IN AND W A L T H A M WATCHES Defendant*. Furniture ^ Future* forCt, House 1000,00 Precinct Nn I, Tim Kean**. F K t< If* 8 end note l uunii, Florida. In * h *mr r r jr *. ■r•.- r Ia 1 in1nit iu ir rr* 1 u nt:lr f E« H> #tii| Es J Otdrf ol Cultstritrtjve bcaiicr Furnllurr & Futures Jail 100,0^ A. W. Wathen ami W. F. ShelU v Henry IF fl H i ('happrll. Whltx, Mr** C. tV. Jartirku aik ) all unknown To the defendants; William At k in# on Janitors , 720.00 Precinct N 11 2 A. S. Hawkins, J. C. Moffett Marv Wheeler ('habpell. and iufaun* tUifninic intufrat untlr-f * W. I tar.iel, •f.uthar C* Porter, Tlte Poftanmuth IJfht Fu*-! & Water . Jas. A. Juhntun and J. W. ftrlk J. Hargreaves, Co mnlainants Hill tn Iferurk* ami #11* utikn ifen piirflrx claim* Trust J k ffUarantleo Co. ‘ Alice f*„ Hi IF Insuraorc 20LO0 Precinct No 1 , C. F, llritf. C. *P. Paxtnn. Utiiet rnfi in lotfr*-*! in mul to Lot* 2. I, 4 , David Fee Daniel and A D Starbifd t Inritlrntata -* ^00.00 I la vid Speer, and F P Itlnes Joseph Garvin, the onkniisn Title. f* «i11•I <, Rl '7‘k 2. II, .I. Whit**'# HubiliViKf-fiairs and AildiH<»rt* *•» Ft»or Precinct No, t4 A, A, flirks, r A Jt»hn* legatees and ileviseea urtd* r the It appearing from the swmrn bill of com* ffousr and Farm _* 1400,00 •on. A* V* Me Guinn and l^cunard •Kids plaint hi r*4r» htr*). 1bit vnur |dix*t* uf rr* •i- »jon &■ f ««1 jri-li-il in |j!* i K »t*U Nf» 2, Heinififlil* last will ap«! testament of Jof 'tlUOlv !*r#4i»ri|a, I If*f* flilailt X Furniture ft Flitiiri**. IVor House Precinct *N«. 5* T. I„ Cuahinr, N J Tan­ t* jib Garvin, lhr unbnox n heir* of d* nr. i* unlxiiimr1, 11 nd l b E1 you an* fi xH and Farm 100*00 ner. (». G. Walcott and II H Nf•*Call ib* ur • ■*! 21 usrx i«;t |i » : r ** l J«>*« ph Gaivin, Wm (i Arden rxiienss* <*f I,<w’r Prerinrl N>i J W Flint, 1 * T l‘<*1 r», retd, th* link ruts u i«ri> r• <* rb <| T ■ u' ’ -r ' n " n * *r * f, .■*’ >1 i*.M iukn••4 o H*. 1ti■r, I *. i J. J1 lull .*41X! *- Arb ' -M it ml Farm » I0UOU0 J \ \V1ck* and M I 1 1 * !»* , Practice cun(lm<d (o the Irenlment do vi*M 9 undef t hi lull skill ami r *'*1 * ( ' u . ii .tTri! tit. t i K H A K J .»( 1 ■1 ’ a itfix a r Inf.. a 4<tir *aixl c ifrt it V \ lilt« . * ’ 1 T h 4II ij 1l,fi ** tx |i1f 3 *1 » In tt rti; i t -tamer, l >f Win It And- h Precinct N • 7 U It lt«ibera1 o f (he eye <%XIIft ■ t 1tl •• < ...*M lluu- III SH Allcwann** in pauriers oiiuM*’ I a tier. t»- ti J* 'd,, ant! L R 1 Hl'in* f « x\ I..... La, tt'xl -fell 1i 1 r*id and the unkn* * n loir* • l hi •ih il»/ .f f tXI\ f, \ ti t•• 1■», th 1. tf,tl f, vl u of l*o**r H s':» ‘401* 00 Piecinrt NH H t’ F* \f a ' in r* F Lyen examined by a rcKutar regis­ kriiiwri 1 a ’ i 1* 11 1mi '11* nu iM(t-rr .I I r i i n -I tn U rn ti Nmlennid, ib-findants ikf141 I 11-Ti* In- rtga 1•' Elr*« m f'fl'iinpr * Innunt * i*f Of. . 4 f |u a .I thr toil I,i*l4 2. , i , *’n i 7,11!s*c-1» 2* K. J. WhMfj** tered physician I ou.Oo Mathers, P, l. Red titIt and A AA M -•r. i" an Notice In Non ftraJdintx tin-fig iuff'Ift & \t lUli'ia.l t*’ 1m pliAifit Ilia *I hrrt in agmiiat >nti. Precinri No. 9 T. I> Hartley, T p |,i xu To Joseph (iarvin. Residence. Unknown; Suiiiilv 1 * 10,1 14 » r«fufil^U in I'int Uuuk No 2, Infifit." Frs-I <»f MOlrF G I ohbcb lilted , broken lencs du­ It l« further «»r«Iere<l that «hi* o n b r be j, A. Rl*tllne, and J. N» Htarcj. "Soihlrtolt* y Rornnl*. 100,00 end C\»mmittt-e« Prrrincl No. to* Je mi s lict»d* J» U> Alar- Tn Wm, G* Andeiifrid, Rciidrnee ifnknown; |iil! lixhtti ffi life Hivtfhftl lit raltl, n m w«pi)ter plicated iort.00 You J»r *1 1 *»rS ixf vt»u «r«x h#r« by nn!or#<I 8Uiti»r.ery, OlueiWi .*tc, It apnearing Ijy tbu awurt) bUt nf rx»m- puhbahr-ii in Hcmltfolr County, Fla., unre ‘ a tin, A. C. ^pdibim and A. B, SjuMovn* 000.00 tn app«*»t tn lhr» hill t f rtimpniint hrfdn Record Ilrrtk* t afafn« you that you havfe • pfel for eight rfifiarrutive xireka* Precinct No, I F ‘ J, \V—-INtcen, A. W. plaint kliletl herein afaimt 28 W. Church Si. Orlando, Fla. .lU-x! atf ni'1ht you* fa-1 1 hi* Rili- i|ay ft*rNov» . 300.00 Ailv* rtiiing' rt*4|«4i**d by law or rlilrn to-lift u tome Infeft’Xl In the followMullen, A. Ifl. Fuller and W. U. llailard. Wit net* my tuartal nfi *f i r i l of aabl (^irnilt •-in! •* r, 11•#• iurnf bni 1-at *1h ■ t hIr 11 1ifN nv*■rn. tug firar fibril ft ml In He rniit ule cuunty, Ftr»r’000,00 C « r r»i«ioi.r «*f T p.t Said election to be held in arcordanee rVM i£< this'the 7th tlay A urn* l 191 * > , btr 1UI9* • |bia. 144- wif 251H.' 00 Commisslnni nf Cnllyrtor Seal i F Ii i l ' ' , l Aw 200.00 with the h i m of I lurid* governing the hold­ i ShcritlfT. General <*mjft Work TjtF w rat hall 1w 1. ni Dip- S iUthwu*| ing ul general elections I11 said stale ami ft Cltrk "f f'treiitt <*tn|f( >Vtni r .1 f , FI Clerk Ct Iteei.idinc ami u«»nW - 1 i uf Sort Ion 2'*, To e-ifahip I!# |; turns to be made to the d u x and chair* j 1 f F J tu'lkht 1 1 1 of , rsoo.on eral rouft w*»rk Smith. Rangu -U Fast. b-*a aftii I'trtitl th** man uf the floard nf <*ount> Cumrmssloners 'Fxlirli » ■ r *,fjn no K a p t n o l Klp^thms W r.l half ■; •»< the W»*t half VA •, » «.( of sail! Count), 1 -o j I t f Uf Vf i i |ttr i onlinfik-in't* * Jione by order of t^e fbiartl «d C«»unty th*- South ■**■ l niarti'f S W t < ..f tin* Smith- — ■l *V1 a r ? •-r SW 11 1 nf Section 29, T own ■ \ o fIr 4- of Appliralion fr,g l ;i x lifr'l Fml#r I Commissioners of hi fnim.lt t i,unl>, Honda ■ I 'i South, Rang*- •1 Fiat, containing 0 {Sea! 1 F A 4M*1 t, I- A>'» Sffllort # uf < hapi*r IHJXH, I.a *• - of I Itirljh Road A llndgr 1nnd t Ipi k of Mtisni of 1 ,,uni, i o mininu-n^r* arn • mi r• i«r I*'*a iiir, *ji rrl» > i*i v*’ r« I bat Gforpt- rm•»I,Jotrtl *d rseill mule 1 iiunl), Uofid# Salary nf It*.ad Stuiv*rintrmb nf f rrmBft, |iurrhn*i r uf T « » <'rrtif!vat.# \ J’atfi to C'o, CoiaVi for Ittmd In* Hpri’ii to liu nn I afipisr bdfor#* 4»\J# asRl - 1022, tlatod thr Hr«1 iltiy uf Junr D. IfKlJ. 100.00 fi rfu lt C * u tj r t at Miu Gutirt i(><uxt' in San| ha* “si*! *'w ft ibrat * in rny nthrr anil !,#« iptCtiflR f•*v•I,B , i'lt'fiiti, on thv Fir*I onda in \ u Raid to oilier pertuna fur Road In­ made application for tax deed tn i«-un lo 100.00 Suilrs of Vppllmtion f•>r1 I s , llr n l I nilrt ff tiil, I -i) U, lu iftt fli# Ith day cif «ikiii mini I h/ accordance with law , Said certificate enr spection * Nrrllon H of Chap'rr 1588. l » * * uf Flodds. 1 0 0 0 .0 0 th#n and thefr to ruako jMi«w#r to |ht* hill bcares the ff.llowing described property CMCoat of Material Notlrp is h-rrhy litrn that G. T. Danirl, uf mrnplaiht h«r*ln fll*il actlnxl you, .*ml unled in Seminole County, Florid* to wit: Tool# aud Machinery, and rxai S W 1, of SW’ 1, See. 11. T ap . 21 South pairs. „ — .. .. " 2000.00 burPhaarr of Tax (’ pftifirati No MHO, il»t*d Vhi»f*>In fall hot, rlii? smli! hill will bt X 4000.00 <h, 4th <t> •' of J.no A: >D. 1591, said pot- ciinfmnl acaln«l you, tallowed by final il#- Range .10 East. Live Stock, Cost, C a r# At leedibg The **!<] land being as­ tiflratp smbrsrr, tho fnllnxint d**rrihpd c*fvp» . • sessed at, the datP of tire issoanre of Such, prop, rty sltustu in t-pminofp County, It it further nrdrrrd th*t l hi a nolle* be eertifirate* In the" name of J. W. Brown. Fiorina lo-w ic tt'ij of N I V ' j ot H E 'j of published in the Sanford Herald, a ne«aUnless said rvrtiflrate shall be redeemed SWJ* and K a-» of Kf| of 8 E ' ( of S W 1, of j>ap,f piilitishi ,| In Hrminul* county, Florida, according to law tax deed will Issue thereon Srr. 4. Tp. Ul S. R. 29 E.. tbp said land one each week lor 8 consecutive weeks. on the Ulh 'lay of .September, A, ' D. 1919. THE U N I V E R S A L C AR pin, asspsed at tlir dato of thp istuanra of T ( » A L L P A R T I E S C L A I M I N G AN I N Witness my official signature and seal this -Ii pprtlflcato In th* namp of Unknown; \Iso T a i Cprtiflcatp No 987, datrd the T K R E S T I N T H E P R O P E R T Y H E R E I N the 7th day of August A. D. 1919, tSeal* E. A. DOUGLA SS. I day of June A. U..IUU?, *aid rortlfiralo B E L O W D E S C R I B E D : Under Joseph GatClerk Clrrnlt Court Srmlmde County, O ra m thp followinii d.-srribpd property vin and Wm. fL An*itnreld, nr s,t her wise. Florida situated in Seminole Countv, Florida l.owit; It lielng made to apjirar by a aworn bill o ( , T h e Ford One Ton Truck m ay well By V, M. Douglas*, D. C. S E 's of M E ) , of SUM, of Spp . t, Tp., 21 rom|ilaint tiled herein against you that you be classed as an necessity, S. It. 29 E.. liras heir* one fourth of said have or claim to ha»e some interest in Ihe rerlifiratp. the said land bring, a sane d at following described lands In Seminole county, Department uf Ihr Inlrrlnr. It, 8, Land Olllrj l Ilcro Is & messago to th* data ol the. tpsu.nrv of •urh rrrtlfirste Florida; to-wlt: it tits into and fills so m any wants on Gainesville, Fla, July 2a. 191s Buffering women, from in th* name of A. It. Wood. The Weal half ( W 1 1 of the Southwest Notice is hereby given that Sadie Wallace, Mrs. W. T. Price, of Haa filed paid rertifiratr In my ofllrr and the farm . It is a reliable bearer of uarter I H W 1, ! of Section 29, Township IP widow of Arthur If. Wailare, deceased, of has made appliralion for tat deed to issue Public, Ky.: "I Buf­ nulh. Kanpe 31 Kart, less am! except the Wrkiwa, Florida, who pn May 29. 1911 in arrardinre with law. farm burdens, not only do­ Wr.t hall CW F»1 «f the West half ( W J D of made I(omen trad Entry K n 912124 for fered with painful...1*, Untess said rrrtifirale ika!1 bp redrenird the Southwest quarter ( S W 1,! n| Ihe South­ S W 1, of N W t „ M W » i of S W '1,’ Section ft sbo writes. "I got down ariording to law tax drrd will Issue*thereon west quarter ( S W 1* ) of Section 29, Town* A, N 1j of MEG. Section fi. Township 2t) R„ ing the w ork o f several on the 141h day of August A. D. 1919. with a weakness in my ship IB South, Itange 31 East, conrxining Itange 29 Fl. Tallahaaeee Meridian has filed Wilneps my ofllrlal signatorr and atal (his 70 acre* mot* or lees. horses quicker and better notice of intention to make three-year Proof -back end limbo #* i t the 10th day ol July A. 0 . 1919. You at* therefore hereby rommanded and to s-stalillsh claim to the land above described felt holpless end dis­ (stall E. A. D O U G L A S S than the horse, and does Court, at Sanford. Clerk Cirruit Court, Seminole County, ! la required to be and appear before our *aid before Clerk Circuit couraged. .. I bad about ■ . 'r ig 6|-5te By V . E . Douglas*, D . C. t'iieuit Court at the Court ltuusw In Kin- Florida, on the fitFs day nf September 19.19. not “ eat its head off” when [Iren up hopes of ever Claimant names ax wiinrsara: ford, Florida, on the First Monday In Sep­ tember, 1919, being Ihe first day of aald William C. Holiday, of Wakiwa, Florida. • sitting well again,, when not working. Th e aggres­ ■« • - „ X , Nance at Apptlcallaa fat Tax llrad Under month, then and there tn make answer unto II. B. t.'llak, nf Wrklsva. Ftarida. a friend Insisted Section a ofC k.pler 458S. Law a of riorida. the bill of complaint filed herrln against you, Eban Crlppcn, of Wrkiwa FToride, sive farm er has only to consider the W. K, Yi'hldden, of Wakiwa, Florid*. and therein (alt not else said bill will be Notira ia hereby given that laaae lllaekKOBT. W. D A V I S »h»r. purehaear uf Tfax. Certificate No 437, taken as confessed against you, lo b * fol­ possibilities of the F ord truck and he f,4-Ste Regirter. dated tb* 6th day ol June A. I). 1911, b*. lowed by final decree. It la further ordered that this notice he filed paid rtrtlficat* in my office and baa is ready to buy one. W e judge this to made appliralion (or tax deed to itsu* la published once each week lor twelve weeks in " r p a U m r n l of Ikr Interior., U. H l and Office areordanr* with law, Said certiorate em­ the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published be so from the way farmers are buy­ ., iialneaviile, Fla., July 2G, 1919 brace* tha following deaerlbed property sit- jn Seminol* county, Florida. Notice is herehy given that John F\ Mavtttwd In Semin la C unty, Klwrida to-wlt, ing them. Truck Chassis $550 f. 0 . b. Don* and ordtrtd this th* Stb day of ideon of JacVtonvillr, Fla., who-on May 19, L o U 10 A It, lUrhtrdsona Add Woodbrldge June, 1919. 1914, made Homestead Entry. Nn. nr*?.in »o!d a, tha property of E. C. Walla re, D etroit. (or N H ot N W 1C BE if of N W t , A N W f f of ' iae»U E. A. DO U GLA S S, . Also Tax Certiorate No 309, dated tha of N E lx, Sectiofi 28 Township IS S. Rang* Clerk,C ircuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. 3rd day ol July A. D. 1916, rovering Lot 5. St E„ Tallahassre Meridian ha* filed notire By V. E. Douglas*, D. C. Richardsons Add 10 Woodbrldge, ' The said Dickinson it Dickinson, of Intention to m ak e. Th rre-yrir Proof to [and being aearaad at Aha date of the issuanr, establish rlaim to Ihr land above described, Solicitors for Complainants. of aueh certiorate In the name of Unknown. before Clerk Clrcutl Court at SanfFrd, M-I3tc Unices said rartlflcxt* ahall be redeemed Florida on the ith day of September J9J9. C. F. W IL L IA M S according to taw tax de d will i #ue Iherton Claimant name* a* witnesses: E D W A R D H IG G IN S I began Cardol. In on thr Hth day ni August A. D. 1919. Sealed bids, subjert to Ph'e ^ l e of bond* , ' T ’ V ' A gen t Witneaa my official rigniture and ,ral this a short while I saw a * Salesman will be received by t e Board of County , m ' q L o l , t r'?L,n ° xu ,, the 10th day ol July A. D. 1919. marked difference•*a CommlMloner. of Seminole County, Florida, l . / p * '/ '., , '.,‘rn' Morfria. (aeall E. A. D O U G LA S S iterprl-, Jn"” . «*• f* ,or,l.,1.*r. I grew stronger right Clerk Cireuit Court Seminole County, Fla at. the office of .aid board at the court house iROIlT. W. D A V I S , El-Ste By V. E. Douglaw, D. C ‘ In Sanford, Florida, on or before ten a'rloeh C4-5lc along. And it cured me. Register. a. tn, on the 2nd day ol Seplrmlwf A. D. 1919, I am stouter than I NwUr* or Apnllcallaa fur Tax Deed tinder for the excavation and construction ol the h» to been in years." 8,rlian 0 of Cbapur 4191, L aw , of Florida, ditches, drain* or canale and lateral ditches, la Clreall I'aurt, Seventh Jud rial C rtull or canal* In th* Jesaup Drainage DiaState of Florida, Nolle* I, herehy given that H um an S drain* If you Buffer, you can triet. Th# Merchants National Rank of Savannah Dodd purchaser of Tax C»rtiflr*te No l i l t ' a p p r e c i a t e whit it Each bid muet b* aerurapanltd by a certi­ > . vs. dated the 2nd day ol June A. D. 1902, hi* fied rheck in the aura uf Flva Hundred (16001 Lucy C. Finrgan al . Ad mlnlxtritrix of means to bo strong and A R E Y O U IN S U R E D ? I F N O T , SEE fifed aald c«rtiSr*t, In my offlr, nnd ha* mad, Dollar*, payabt* to said board, as an *viEstate of Joseph Finrgan, deceased, et al. welL Thousands of wo­ application for tai deed lo itiue in aeeotd- dene* bf good filth. • By virtue of a judgement rendered In th* anro with law. Said frrtiOrat* embrarea the men giro ■Cardul the Estimated total yardag*, 69,660 cubic (ollofelag deaerlbed property eltuated in varda. Tbi* quantity I* only approximate, Circuit Court of Drang* County, Fla., in credit for their good .Seminol* county, Florida to wit: N 3-8 of bring given as a uniform basis (or eofttpari- proc*«dlni by clr« facia* to revive th* judgeAGENT* health. It shpnld help gfiV M ; ;* 3E>( o f - S E K (le u W 10 A ) See. 26. Tp •on bid*, m d th# tsld botrd r n t n e t th# b»*nl In above entitled eaut* and for exec­ SI 8. R, 30 E„ 6 acre*. Alto Tax Certlfieat* right to lncr*6a*,or-d*er»ba* yon! T ry CarduL At au . or decreaws tha th* amoun amount of ution as to certain heir* of Joiepb Finrgan, deceased. and rxeeutlan issued thereon, I No. 1137, dated th* Sod day uf June A. D. ** ? . / !, * * • nay ha ba deemed dpemed necessary. neceesar druggists. B-7* m*7 1194, covering tb* foliowlng deaerlbed landa, Ail bid* ahall b* i t gold* mad* Upon upon a form lo t b* hav* levied upon and will eell at tha front door of th* Court House In Sanford, Bamlto-wf»! W 10 A of N I t A o C U E R of 8E)*J tarnished. —w— nol* Count?, Florida at 11 o’clock » . m, cn of 9ce. SS, Tp. 21 S. U. 30 E., T •• - *\**4 • T h * board reserves r v n tb* right to r*j*dt --1 4JKM<* PEOPLES BANE BUILDING ,lb*. U t ‘,t Repiember, A. IJ. | Th* said land being assessed at th* dal* and all'bid*. Lqjb.n.v-. . . . aU 4be ri^ht title end intereet, claim and iv| tb* iteuane* of euch eerrtficare In th* T h * (urteaaful ‘ bidder w l^be I Lb* required r*quir*i to demand ol Kathtrin'v W. Finegaa, Chari . 4 SCHELLE M AINES LAWYER Wilson & Hoasbolder LAWYERS < Unleta said cartificat* lot Frt» Labor... __— , - 6OOP.00 name of Unknown. 1200.00 ahall be redeemed according to law tax deed _ t>f Convict Guard*. -__ _ Feeding and rare t,t Convict*. _. „ 8000.00 will l**ue theroon on the 14th day of August G00.00 A. I). 1919. Salary of Ferrvmcn Witness my official signature and seal this Payment# on ■I'fhUii! of rf'ad * 500.00 the 10th day of July A. D. 1919. built by fnnt-xrt (aeall E. A. D O U G L A S S on i^ n u n l of btiilitrv Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, Fla. built by Conlra<-i 5500.00 * By V. E. Dougla**. D C laid to Inrnrn .ratol ^itin and tovna. 1500.00 61 -5tc S u rv e y in g |50.00 75040 |it Caarl of County Judge. Slate of Florida* Reserved for c*nntingrnrfr* In re Estate ol 131830.70 Weoley J. Cramer, an Insane person Seminole County. Fine A Forfeiture Fund Notice la hereby given to all whom it may Shrrtfl it pep" lev. r„»l bllia ..* 2000.00 Constable*. coat bllia . 100.00 concern that l.oaste Cramer, aa Guardian nf Wesley J. Cramer, an Insane person, will on Clerk of the Cr-uit Court, dnat hill 300.00 County Judge, coal bill* * 4 6(10.00 tho I llh Hay of August, A. I>. 1919. apply to the Honorable 'F,. F. Ilousholder, County Juatlre of the Trace, coat bllia |00.00 In ard for said County, at hla ofilre In County Proereutlnr Allv. Salary 500.00 Judge Ilailiff pay. Criminal Court 30,00 Sanford In s i l l Count*’, at IP o'cloek A. M. Witnewa Free 500,00 of as eo’ n thereafter as the matter con be Court Stenographer , 200.00 heard, for authority to eell, at public or lair, all the Interest ol the said W.sOther eipenaea ol Criminal Prove. private J. Cramer, In the followirig-dtaeribrd cuflon*...... .............. 200.00 ley tea* estate. In said County, to-wft:* SouthSherilt'a CommxUlon of Flnea Col­ lected ..... _ ... 200.00 w«vt Gustier of Southtaat- (fuartrr ot Sec­ thirty-one In Township Twenty South Feeding Ptlannrrt 1500.00 tion of Hang* Thirty Fast, with the following ex­ Transportation paid dlacharged ceptions, to-wlt; Beginning at Sx* W. corner C o n v ic t*., „ 200.00 ot S W l» of Section 31 Aforesaid, thence Pay of Jurora in Criminal Caaea Salary of Jailer Itraerved fur t'ontlngenclea Florid* m A T L A N T I C H O T EiL, S S HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Automobile Protection HENRY McLAULlN JfiJWELER MY SPECIALTIES: J DR. E. S. HOFFMAN OCULIST AND OPTICIAN S & T C C /' W om en! agricultural a The Fanners Truck & Take The Woman's Tonic W . J . T H IG P E N & COM PANY General Fire Insurance 5 - in fo r m * - - : ii*- _ . =T: f* ' ?__- ------------ - - - ---------- - « F lo r id a . i -, • .u t K i ,8 * a--- x. ' ..XA-jr— m 11 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 08, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 08, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/401c95fc2e77e6cc8e0935168ea4ced3.pdf 7c7440029f37d73eff6eab86005df87f PDF Text Text . t... : . . 1 •‘A ti'w ? *■ 4^- - # i / »< #r t4P " ‘1 4- v r j . ^- • r 16 Pages—Pages 1 to 8 >iC IN THE HEART OF TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME X BETTS OPEN FOR BUSINESS SHOP. MEN HEARING ON ARE OUT TELEPHONE IN FORCE RATE RAISE SANFORD TRUCK GROWERS! GARAGE FIRE THREATENS CITY BLOCK Have Page In This Issue Showing . Annual-Statement. One of the Finest lee Cream and In this issue of the Herald is a Cold Drink Parlors in .the City. page advertisement of tho Sanford Beits is open. Truck Growers, Inc. giving their; And the hearts df the kiddies annual statement according to the and of the older folks are gladdened auditor's report just made. by this announcement. T h e . statement shows tjjat this For many weeks they have been organization of farmers have just waiting for this fine cstablishmsnt finised their first season* that has to get ready for business for every been a most successful ont? In-every LOW WATER PRESSURE MADE man, woman and. child knows Ed. FLORIDA RAILROAD COM MIS­ way. . FIRE FIGHTING . DIFFICULT Betts for be it known th at the a- EVERY RAILROAD IN COUNTY A L L " BRANCHES OF SHOW SION WILL MEET IN JACK­ WILL BE TIED UP UNLESS They have handled a million OWNERS LOSE THEIR -CARS foresdid Ed. Betts hnn been catering •INDUSTRY MAKING HUGE SONVILLE AUGUST 2IST. TO DEMANDS ARE MET. GARAGE DESTROYED. * ‘dollars worth of ••gross business. to the wants of the public for the PROFITS SAY GOVERNMENT HEAR THE CASES. past seven years but he has been They averaged 8 nnd one- quarter . What looked like the destruction The striko of the* shop men of the Washington, Aug. 8.-rPresident working at other establishments in Sanford Sanford Division Division of of the the A. A. C. o . L. n- nRy, If, there is any complaint, on the acre per man in the. organization. of an entire city block started In a . Wilson will address congress in per­ this city.; He opens this week his is now ono week old arid- while it chartge of toll rcjtes of the Southern After paying freight crate material fire In the Seminole Girage Monday 19 IIw” — — *— . 0 son today to make recommendations own .parlors in the room ■on Hrst seems th a t a settlement will be reach­ Bell Telephone St Telegraph Com­ etc., the organization has paid each afternoon about five o'clock. The '.‘M pany the place to complain ia in farmer more than $6000. per member orgin *of thr fire ia unknown a* the for legislation designed to aid in re­ street formerly deebpied by Simon's ed soon It is not yet In sight. * •• , Jacksonville where the Railroad Com­ ducing the cost of living. This was store and next docrr to Perkins and shop had been closed for the day The strike is a peaceful’ One from mission will meet for this purpose. net profits.learned today at the white house. Britt. This room has recently been Read the advertisement in thjp and there was no one in the garage every standpoint the men all being As Oveido and Geneva an? effected Agents of' the department of justice remodeled and placed In first -class a t the time except Mr*. William* issue of the Red G ator Brand. today throughout the country were shape by Contractor George Venable residents of this city and the majority in thla raise of rates they should be who la the bookkeeper and wa* In obeying the order issued by the and is a room 40x100 feet, the walls pf them owning homes here and represented • as the following notice the front of the building In the office. Fam ily Reunion attorney general yesterday th at pro­ being finished in white paper and have lived here many years and will signify: . One of the helpers waa out in front fiteers and hoarders of food and the wainscoting in dark green and they, are only asking that they, be In the. matter of the General There was a family reunion at of the building waiting on a gasolene paid commensurate with the cost other necessities be tracked down presents that lofty and cool and in­ Schedules of Kates and Charges for the home of B. W. Smith of Paola customer when something like a and prosecuted under the Lever food viting appearance that is so re­ of living In this day of exorbitant the services furnished by the South­ on Sunday, Aug. 3rd. . muffled exposition sounded followed > . control act. Recommendations for freshing in the summer weather. prices. ern Bell Telephone & Telegraph be a dense smoko and Mrs. William* His son George, who had served for Ed Betts knows the ice cream' additional legislation necessary to The shop men are of the same Company within the State of Flor­ Immediately sounded tho alarm. nino months in Base Hospital 136 effect the reduction in the cost of and cold drink business and he will frame of mind as the engineers who ida:' ; * V.ollc Williams her husband who h*a Vannca, France had returned the living, formulated by the special sub cater to tho wants of the trade with by t)>eir representative in Washing­ THE RAILROAD COMMISSION­ charge of (he machine shop ^aa committee of the cabinet, were in many new and fancy drinks and ton, last week told President ^Vilson ERS OF TH E STATE OF FLOR Sunday before, looking none tho acrooss the street on business and worse but rnther better for his over President Wilson's hands, and he ex- delicious ices, lie will he assisted by th at either Congress must reduce IDA, to THE SOUTHERN BELL hurried over b u t In almost an In­ seas trip. •* , pectoA to fl\ake these recommendn- Howard Harris who is also an expert the high cost of living or expect TELEPHONE Si TELEGRAPH stan t the machine shop and the tionsX h^tfb jcct of an ealry message in this line. The new store will also to raise the wages of the engineers COMPANY. His young doughter Mrs. G. O. entire building was ip flames and it • i Stenstrom of Eustis arrived on was impossible to get out any car* ^ to congrees.- Their nature has not handle Nunnally’s famous candies or exspect another strike.^ It is simply TAKE NOTICE that on Thurs­ and confections, cigars and tobacco coming to the point in the existence Wednesday; his eldest , Mrs. O. B. or any p a rt. of the equipment. been disclosed. • day, August 21st, 1919 at 10 o'clokc and a good line of stationery and of not only the railroad employees Black welder of St. Augustine on The epuntry today faced the defi­ A. M. -the Railroad Commissioners The fire departm ent responded Thurdsay; and on Friday his siter s uppl i / s. . but the people itn every wulk of life nite promise of some cut in bread of the State of. Florida will be In to the call as soon as possible but Betts place will make a Specialty that there must be relief from the, Mrs. Phillips, whom he had not prices following announcement yes­ session at the Chamber of Commerce the water pressure waa very poor od Sunday orders for ice cream de­ seen ff>r nineteen years arrived with terday by Dr. J uIIub H. Barnes, of livered to any part of the city. present high price's or every industry Auditorium In Jacksonville, Florida, and the water company did not get her youngest daughter, Mrs. Norman. in the lund will be tied up. grain corporation that immediate then und there to hear and consider any pressure until the- fire was al­ The new store has been made So Sunday Mrs. Jno. Purdon and effort would be made to place on sale complete by the plumbing and fix­ The demands of the shop men are your application heretofore.filed With family; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith most out. With the inadequate pres­ in every community where prices are tures so essentinl in this business net forth in the following circular: wit!) them for their approval of your und son, und Mr. and Mrs. Clarke sure the fire departm ent assisted by Sanford. Fla. Aug.4. 1919 telephone toll rates authorized by found improperly high, standard ex­ by the Lee brothers of this city Pearson and family*-came. This was citizens did valiant work and saved port flour at $10 a barrell. The ruling and the lighting, fans and other To all Locals und Members ' the Postmaster General, and of the first tim* that Mr. and Mrs. the theatre building belonging to price during ths last four months, he electrical equipment was installed Division 2 & 3 your several exchange rates at the . Smith had had tho pleasure of see­ T J. Miller & Son on the south side said, has been at-least a dollar above by the Charles Electric Co., of San­ Railway Employees Dept. following Exchanges: and the J. L. Miller building on the th a t figure. The announcement was ford. The lights, art: of the semi­ Greeting: Mioanopy, St. Andrews, Chiplej, ing all of their children and grand north side,of the garage. Confined made at the same time however that indirect type that cast no shadows At our regular meeting today we Fernundlna. Green Cove Springs. children together since they have to the one story garage building 51 the grain corporation had decided to and shed a soft refulgent glow that unanimously adopted the following Luke City. Panama City. DcLand. become grandparenta and their joy between these two higher buildings maintain the government's guarantee make a beautiful light and the Betts resolutions, and ask that you do Palatka. Daytona', Gainesville, San­ and no wind to fan the Dames the was unbounded. • on wheat at $2.26 a busehel. The place is one of the best lighted es­ ford St. Augustine, Orlando, Pen­ The return of our noble soldier garage finally caved in »nd the prospective world wheat supply. Mr. tablishments in the city. The fix­ likewise. flumes were subdued but it looked sacola. Key West, Geneva. Grace. many • happy- reunion* for a time as though the entire block IUrnes said, dictated this action as a tures arc up to date in every rcsjiect Whereas: . • vllle. Havana,* Jacksonville," Lynn. buys cuuses l . : , "reserve protection against a higher and lend much to the appearance * Owing to the enoromus, and as Haven, Oviedo, Pablo Beach. arch ns this. of buildings including the theatre, ' we think unjustifiable, advance price later.” . - • ' „ the Herald building arid the' Peoples Approved by the Postmaster Gen­ of this new place. irt the price of all necessaries of In a statement contorting th at the Bank building would go. . life, we the mechanics and helpers eral und all other charges, |iractice* price of wheat would rise if. the guar­ The Seminole Garage building is employed by the railroad are un- rules und regulations in force or a n te e price were not maintained, Mr. effect by order or approval of the the property of N. H. G_a;ner ariduble tn maintain our pre-war Barnes predicted a shrinkage i Postmaster General, and to fix and the contents belong to tho Seminole standard of living, arid American production from the June establish toll rules, exchange rates Garage being the property of N. H. forecast of "probably 400.000 ODO Whereas: *for all your several exchanges above Garner and J. II. Lawson and the bushels." with 250.000.000 bushels In January of this year we mnde narn.-d. and such other charges, loss is heavy pnrtly covered by fo re c a st of probably 400.000 000 this known to the proper nutln- practice*, rules and regulations as surance. . -V bushels," with 250.000.000 bushels .rities and requested surh advances may appear proper to .lie thereafter One of the worst features of. the implying to the United States crop as would enable us to meet these observed and in force, und to hear fire was the losa of many cars th a t and also a shrinkage of 300.000 000 enhanced prices, and retxin. our and consider such other matters us were in storage or were being re­ bushels of European rye and wheat pre-war standard of living, and may arise in the premises. paired at the tim e and none of them production outaide of Russia. Grain Whereas: And at said time and place, you being insured. Those who suffered director, however, promised a readThese requests were referied to and all other parties legally and AMPUTATED MEMBER IS BUR justnu’nt in flour prices if later aede justm ent in*flour . m a n a GEMENT IS IED TWICE BUT COMES BACK the loss of their cars were: the "board qj adjustment of rail­ rightfully Interested will hnvl* an ■ vclopm.nU hold proml.o ol o world tR IP A K IT ,.^ ^ pR 0. *Mcs»re. Grcenman, Chas Pape TO HAUNT SH E R IFFS OFFICE road wages" and working condi­ opportunity to be fully heard. &rCo., Dressncr,- Will Zachary, price for wheat below guarantee fig* ‘ FVER SUGGESTED. tions" in February of this year, nnd EACH TIME.' WITNESS THE HAND of the ___ ( • Chief of' Police Tlllls. Robbins, ure with thn the national national treasury to to Whereas: Chairman of tho said IUilro:<J Com­ Is the foot of James Sweeten a Benjamin, .A Foster. D utton and Washington. Aug.7.-Organized bear the expense. .. We were advlxt-d ,by our Rail­ missioners, affixed in open session, hoodoo? Ray White. Some of these cars ' Unprecedented profits being made labor is before the nation with a road Trade Union and Govern­ nixi by their order at Tallahassee, James is a negro boy who a few were new and -tho loss falls heavy demand .that private capitUl be re­ by slaughters, tnnncrs. manufac ment official* to be patient, that the Capital, this 2nd day of August days ago accidently shot himself ■Hi tired from railroad operation and upon tho owners. and dealer, for which there was no our requests were justified, and A. D. 1919. in the foot ut his home near Chuluotn . that there be substitued a triparito Mr. Gsrner and Mr. Lawson were justification, are responsible for tin th at advances would be granted R. HUDSON BURR. . and wn* brought to this city where absent from th e city at tho time ■high prices of shoes, congress was control of railroad properties by the and made retroactive from Janu­ Chairman, Dr. Denton found it necessary to of the fire and the garage was In informed today by the federal trade public, operating management and ary first, and am putate-the foot since which time charge of Voile William* and commission which recently concluded the employes. The demands signed Whereas: he ha* been in the county hospital Stanley Walker. So many people hv the engineers, firemen, conductors TWO IHG G IF T S / an Inquiry into the »h|>c Having exercised this patience for and* laborers of the American Fede­ were at the ball game at the park for the period from 1914 to 1919. Dr. Geo. Hyman Pastor Baptist In the rear of tho county Jail. * seven long months with the price* After the operation D p. Denton th a t there was no chance to get ration of Labor was recogrifxcd in Temple made the congregation happy of necessities still soaring higher gave the am putated member to u Into the garage to recover any of the Washington today as the most far Sunday night by the announcement PROFITEERING in s h o e s party to bury. A* to whether tho c a rs ‘.and the flames gained, auch reaching proposM yet placod before and higher, and no answer whatever to our request* by the "adjust- of two big gifts. Mr. Ultimate Consumer has barely (fie nation during its reconstruction Mrs. E. E. Cox has established foot waa buried thla tim® or not is rapid headway ' th a t It was impossi­ unknown but in a few days a man ble to get anywhere near the work-* mant board" and ’ ' -recovered from the shock he go period. • • two Memorial funds as follows: when he read the piedicU on^foneof , Officials refused to predict it* Whereas: To Chaplain Georgo Hyman of working at the fish house on tho •hop to recover the cars. the country', boot and ^ o e barons outcome. It will fbe formally laid Owing to our anxiety to do no thri U. S. A. $500.00. This wa* given lake front rushed to tho sheriff’s of­ It la not known at thla time that we are -eoon to be ap>ing $­ before the house ..commerce* com­ unjustice to the railroad*, to the while Dr. Hyman was in France. fice with a foot th a t was found whether Mr. Garner will rebuild or Hosting in t'.e lake. He thought an not but as th e Sminole waa doing and 125* a pair for shoes, when he mission by Warren S. Stone, grandboard of adjustment, to the DlTo Cel. and Mrs. Walter Guinn alligator had swallowed a man and a good business It li more than likely .rector General, or to the public, stumbled across an, “uj hen' c chief of tho Brotherhood of hngi$500.00. Making n gift of $1000.00 In a trade paper, an • ‘(yertisement necra: Frank A. Morrison, secretary we discussed tho whole matter to Church ^lulIdlnK Fund of South left thla foot. Deputy David Spoor th a t the building will bb rebuilt as recognized the foot and again It waa aoon as Insurance adjustments can * of ahoea for export— Ready to. of the American Federation of Labor over and over again a t our lodge Baptist Convention. * ahlp *t once direct from our own and George Plumb, general chairman and federation meetings and fin­ Mr. J. D. Hood has adopted for burled, thla time on the lake shore be made. ’ * * ally lim e reluctantly to the confac'.orlea." for the organized railway employe* The fire demonatrated th a t garthe church a missionary In Tokio, east of the city and Dr. Denton There were, for inatance, 59,600 of America. cKision that the only way to obtain Japan. Mr*. W. H. Clarke. Mr. saw to it himaelf. nges are dangerous riaka in the . Meantime a dog nosing around dlaanything like a square deal waa Hood paya .the salary of thla mis­ naira of men'a work ahoea a t 18, heart of tho city and th a t Sanford * The proposal in the words of Us “ made two full . 0lea, aolld leather inntqrrcd tho foot and a man finding needs a better fire pressure and one to cease work, and sionary which la $700.00. author*, mark* the atep by which t rushed to the Carnes Hotel with th a t should be ready for business ■ole. and counter. aoUd Uftheel*. organised labor passe* from the de­ Whereas: The action of these two members Other work ahoea are offered at I - - 5 mand* for wage increMe* to demakd* Having c*a*ed work after due con- is Indication of the enthusiasm that t and he ju * knew th a t somobody any time of tho day or night. $2.35, $1-80 and $2.60. The highest th a t the »y*tem of profit* In industry aideration and with a full know­ exists In the Baptlat Church. Five had been murdered and the murder­ price quoted la $6.76 a ledge of our duties and resphnsi- new member* were addod Sunday. er had lisposed of the remains all Waa Not Murder gun-metal calf high-grade- ahoes. be overhauled. biiities we find, on th* one aide The church.,is interested In the but the foot. ‘ Ip ell mating the private capital Neighbors found the body of a Again the- aherifl'a ofllte waa noti­ The fair ~ x is n o tfo rg o tten ; two a proposition is made to refer the Bigger Brotherhood being promoted from the railroad*, the employe* plan negro named Sciplo Jones In hi* fied and Dr. Denton called to. Iden­ of the 12 itema provide it with kid m atter to ^Congress; on the other home near Longwood laat S atur­ by the pastor. , ahoea at $8.25 and "welt <oxford not only propoaea, but demands *hat tify the foot. By thla time Dr. aide to take a strike vote, the private owner* be relmburaed and high ahoea" a t $1.76 . p a i r . D enton,and the sheriff's office were day. On account of blood being Therefore * - , with government bond* "for every Frank Takach is among the boys getting aomewhat worried about the discovered near the body it w aa a t Suah .priees. at* bound to excite honest dollar they have Invested.’, Be It resolved- • first rumored th a t he had been killed.returning home. Frank was in the the curloaity of the domestic con­ •. . That we can only recog medical department of the army foot and they told the latest sensa­ At the coroner'* inquest it developed th at tho public, the operating man­ sumer. Must we go abroad to get nize In each of theae pro­ and was stationed moat of the time tionalist to keep the foot as they th a t he had been subject to hemoragement and labor ahare equally American-made ahoea cheaply? l ow had enough of it. positions a desire to evade a t Lakewood New Jersey. The last finder has buried it again ages and this had caused hi* death. can manufacturers and dealers ju*- shire equally ih corporation* to our request and divide our take over the railroad* and th at in and Dr. Denton and the sheriff and tlfy the great dlajxarity in price*. forces, th a t we are on all revenues In exceta of the guaran­ Bryan Auto Garage . Open* his deputies threaten th a t if the foot If it la poaalbl# to sell at auch reaSigned A. C. Peel, Chairman strike pnd Intend to re­ tee to private capital the operators The Bryan Auto Garage has ^ appear* again they will endeavor to ao, able flguraa a t a prStrike Committee. main on . strike until a opined in the £>effler block. P. E. why riot a t boroet-feuffalo Com­ and Employe* ahare one-half and the . give it back to Bw*«ten and let him . Geo. Randall, * Secretary settlement satisfactory to Pitta, of A tlanta, has arrived in • public receive one-half, either by keep it or at leaat keep? it buried for mercial 8. F. Week*. ourselves, .to our . homes the city and will have charge a few months where It will not bur­ increasing the. mean* for aarvice L. B. Hodgins. and. our families and the fcarage. ' ; Mr. Pitta Is i fl den them in their dream* and in Mrs. B. O. Smith and M™. Theo without increasing lived charges or A, L. Combell In accordance with the class mechanic and knows the auto tle ir waking houra. Aulln and the Aulin baby of Oviedo B, Smith. strictest principle* of juaservice repair business in all its branches. la this foot a hoodoo or not? A. D rtper. 1 tlce ia arrived at. ft were shopping in the city Tneaday . 1the machinery can render. ' J' -ti.lt s „ < .4 r.* =“ *- , r SiifeV-* -- . t *»e> T J -r i . ■ .* . • • * ,V , „ ’ • • IS SHOWN UP BY UNCLE SAM NEGRO’S FOOT IS HOODOO TO RAILROADMEN DEMAND END CAPITAL RULE K I u ■ IK - .. V .. . NUMBER 65 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1919 . •# -J, V . ' I �AUGUST I IT IS SERIOUS W a n t e d — o l d c i ean ba g s, ant k in d e i - REAL ESTATE CEPT OLD SOCKS. COATS. PANTS. OB BED SPREADS. AT THE HERALD OFFICE. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WE ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES i FIRE INSURANCE Tornado Your Auto Your Home . Property Damage ^ S itk r'C . ClTf Ci Formerly ADVERTISING Care <A Herald A. P. CO NNELLY of Sar.fcre cs fc from leading statio: pr'cwd. 5 atre* unis T All Lccwl AdrertiAemeBU Coder This Heading THBER CENTS a L i n e Tor C f-b Itwerf*" %!h», r*T!is C h -rr« 23 C e n u . . - 510 . Magnolia. f /„•? » "of —f ’.CA U '.. O rg a n . ;r. good co n d :t:o M rs C r g g a i 1st S treet I t—Good seven foc~ house Cheap. On Sanford Heights. St. Adrress Box 443 City. SALE — CORONADO OCEAN FRONT RE%< H. FIVE I X :&0 FEET. NEAR L O T S . 50 tM ) BRIDGE RO AD P AA11 LON EAfH FOR QUKK $350.00 L. f OOPEK FOR Tfcl»t v i d eg it I re* r« R e 's r te d aad ‘•ailor* " h o Seek PoeitKir*. W ANTED Pnrnished Rooms —By day. w«k or month. . Every convenience. 0 « r Philips Drug Stork, corner Park and First street. Mrs. C. C. Hxrt. Prop. FOUND Fc-r »a’e - - Launch 25 feet long. . fj feet oeam ' Brooks model S H I’ y heavy duty Callia perfection er.gir.i •;* r<i, also boaC 1 * feet long h feet beam. #-.^.2 tc - X* been used as house boat. No E* t For *a e .U ; r gnt ; »f a^'* :r.. very . . . •*-. t ’A f "* . ■ * E oj-Ctp. -e 'o r.i ng . sanforc. g f OR - s l E KIDDIE K OOP little le»» th is Be» is good r«editloE. »ill »eil fbeap I AO ba seen « -tf at 113 E. Fifth St. --------r 50 a er. H u lls in £ n e sh a p e ju s t paint* celery er o.e -ford. i out culars Motor ^ P*-.ce fcr both boats 1350 00 boats can be raKen through Ocklah[*a r.t-er* tc St. Johns. 1f : yOU n e a r business send for pistures *ri(j r.i*-rirulars An excellent fishing c.: ! - Address L'-'u B t vf*4 Eusti* Ea 04-3.p FOR RENT Advertise in the Herald Found —Black bob marked under slope sp and crop in other ear have fame by paying ar.d damages. Robt. W. Lord. LOST L'«t - G r a y »ool j' »t is automobile on Oak aver;* order, return to Herald odlc* *r 1 •ectiv* regard. . ' 4-2tp Announcing Opening COMPANY LelHer Building Corner First Street and Sanford Avenue MILLER ? • • Tires and Tubes W HERE S E R V IC E IS C E R T A IN L. T. BRYAN Phone �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO august COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD EAST SANFORD This column is but idle gossip B u t—It Is better to talk about peo­ ple than about inanimate things. Gossip is nothing more nor less than an evidence of interest in ones ' neighbors. The man who does not care a fig to know what his neighbors is about is a misanthrope; his milk of human kindness has dried up. Gossip that grows out of good-will hastens the millennium.—Taken from the Delineator. . A party of 30 person, several car loads returned the Osteen peoples visit to the Moores Station Sundfty School lost Sunday and report an interesting visit. ' Mrs. I. D. H art is entertaining her sister Mrs. I, C. Hughes and, little son Eugene uf DoLand this week. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin E. Estridge und children drove to Oxford last Friday. Mr. Estridge rcturnM Satur­ day. Mrs. .Estridge. and the children will remain tw o weeks as guests of j her mother. They attended a barbe­ cue and plcific on Saturday* Mrs. J. C. Vaughn. The Wards will leave shortly for Salem Mass. Mrs Words former home. The It. D. Brinson home on Celery nvcQue looks very attractive even­ ings with its fine display-of electric lights. Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Brisson had as dinner guests last Thursday even ing Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron and young people. Mrs. J. C. Rowan will return a three months visit in New York about September, 1st. A party of ladies from town came out Wednesday and gave Mrs. B. Steel of Beardall. pvenke a very pleasant surprise. H er associates in the Baptist •church Mr. Cranson of the west side is our mail man while Mr. Green has his vacation A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Allman at Osteen Ferry last Many, tire dealers meet you with an argument about how cheap they can sell you a tire. If their tire had the quality and mileage built into it that a DIAMOND TIRE has, they would not have to mention the PRICE. Yet a ' DIAMOND cost you no more than a so-called CHEAP TIRE, There's a man at the curb to serve you Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Ward are ; expected here from Jacksonville to) visit Mrs. Wards parents Mr. and ' p SEMINOLE BANK ANNEX ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE Z 0[ZI0E)@0 0iE®®[S0®!!l][SB[a0HBIHHffl@IBE]a Richmond, Indiana on Tuedsay for several weeks visit with old home G. C. McDougnl is at home from Waycross during the Ry strike. Miss Clair Cameron arranged a sur­ prise party for Mr. and Mrs, j Hunter, the newly-weds to take place at the A. II. Cameron home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Hunter's class with whom she and Miss Cluir graduated with this year were to Jbe included with tile invited guests. Our neighbors who are away for the summer anil have favored us with cards are Mrs. Margaret Mar­ shall in Michigan, Mr. and Mr B. Tyler in Waynesville, N. C., My. and Mrs. 1. D. Martin Forth and, Maine, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Squires u Pqttsdam New York. Its fine to be remembered. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth drove to Stone Island Sunday and enjoyed F F. D utton has rented the A. C. : a visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. L. warehouse af Moores , Station (Commons at their attractive home, for the use of the farming company for j The Commons were to leave for w hom he is the Sanford representative Tiieir newly purchased land is being cleared and put into shape. Fertilizer Materials . COTTON SEED MEAL CASTOR POMACE TANKAGE ASHES . • LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREM ENTS ALL KINDS OF M ATERIAL—WE WILL SAVE • YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU GOOD SERVICE - -LONG WOOD. PICK. UPS Mrs. M. E. Griner and child of Macon Ga. is visiting her mother Mrs. Rinean and family. ^Ir. and Mrs. E. A. Blackman and little daughter were shopphig in Sanford on Tuesday. Mr. McGahey and family returned home Saturday after two weeks , at thejr cottage at Coronado beach. J- r.. Phipps '.fiis vhnpping in Sanford Tuesday. A. J. Sjohlom and family of Luke Mary were out Sunday in his Cole six looking after his Wckivn farm. Lor.g.vccd crcrred bets w ith . Mt. Verde last Thursday on Long wood CHASE & COMPANY Sanford, Florida CO M PAN Y International Harvester v Me Cormick and Deering Mowing Mach­ ines, H ay R a k e s and Harrows The T A V A R E S INN Mr. and Mrs. 'Alice Syzemoro and Miss Flora Brockway were NOW open guests of Mrs. W. H. Boyd Sunday. Catering to Commercial Men Miss Flora Brockway was visit­ and Families ing Mrs. Hooka in Sanfbrd Thursday American I’Un. Good Kola. Hair* KruaaaM* The TAVARES INN. Taiarr*. Fti. Mrs. Wallace of Wekiwa and Mr. Reese of Sanford. were married in School- opened Monday with fif­ Sanford last Wednesday, which was teen pupils and Mrs. E. O. Herbulis quite a surprise to every one. for teacher. We hud ho school here The much needed repairing is lasf year. being done on the Wekvwa. bridge this week. Miss Euln Brockway is at work in Leesburg labeling orange boxes. . Mrs. Syzemorc spent iast week week at Fuller visiting. A NEW TIRE, TOO :Announcing Opening Well, take it calmly—no use snaring and making the air blue. Better bring it to Kent’s vulcanizing shop and have it- attended to. Well make a finished Job of it, in short order and you won’t know the vul­ canized shoo from the new one. And it will give new-like service. PHONE 17 Sanford, Fltf# the cleanest, coolest and newest ice cream parlor in Sanford Come in and cool off. Ice cream a specialty WbenlMrSprintBreaks Nunnally’s famous candies fresh by express, cigars, cold drinks and stationery Sunday ice cream orders a specialty N e x t door to Perkins A B ritt rogues could be put but then the good honest people could live in peace and not feel afraid of rogues. A theif is the worst thing we have in this world. , ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson o f , DeLand were calling at Mrs. Jack Vatrghn and Mrs. Tom Tynora Sunday afternoon and looking over the old home place. Mr. and Mra. Will Robinson and family spent Sunday in Gcmtva with Mrs. Robinson’s brother Mr. James * The airplanes passed us by again Sunday. They look -mikhty lonely up in the air so high. (Continued on page 3) AUTO OWNERS Gall on ua (or exact duplicate of your broken spring, J a n d receive -A •prlngaat- SANFORD PLOKIDA �AUGUST 8 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD SOME o r LB fiu S src feed W. C, Oala C (Continued from page 2) Mrs. Tilden Jacobs of J. D. Evans taking, thorn as far as Orlando in his car. I a t the home or Ylrs. A. J. McCully Cttlled bY thc s*rlou»jy * Mr. and Mrs. Mnck Melvin and i Whiio the attendance was small,. Eiw } n jBCobBtwo children came up from Winter there lyas^ much interest manifested Haven in their car and spent Sun­ in organising the society. After some discussion it was decided to keep day with the Dunn family. the Ladles Aid Society a distinct C. A. Farina and family accompa­ and separate organisation os it tjas nied by Goodheart and Amanda been in the past. It was also decided Sjoblom motored dowh to Winter to hold a)l the meetings a t the Haven Sunday, j I Woman's Club building as it was Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Braddock more centrally located. returned to their, homie home a t Pcirson Peiraon | The family of Mr. S. W, Swope GENEVA Tuesday. i returned Tuesday from the bench" 1 Mrs. J. V. Wicks, • H. D. D urant went t° I ^ f ^ ^ a where they have been spending a Thursday night and returned Fri­ ~ ' j week. day with the remains of the stolen 1 ( Mr. L. It. Gore and family of tar. It may well far the coons'that i Winter Garden have rented the they made good use of their time j Cushing Cottage for the winter. for it might be their last joy ride L. Malcolm, brother «f Mrs. Gore on this side "of the river. The car has also moved to Oviedo. was found to be in good condition j out side of a generous ’ supply of ' Mrs. A. K. Crawford and little bullet holes. The return of the car Bon George have returned after a b due to the skillful management three weeks visit to Leesburg. of Sheriff Brady and his force and their kindness will never he forgotten. ■What, Groceries? Mr. It o f s Franklin our station agent and sister Mrs. Foster left Inst Saturday for western, points. Mr. Hugh Tillis - and mother of Sanford spent the ilay with Mrs. Tillin' mother, Mrs. It. G. Nicholson lust Sunday taking her hack with them to Sanford tnat even tig. Our groceries are pleasing to serve or display. at our store and get acquainted or • for supply, Largo or Small. Your Patronage is Appreciated Algootl. Oleomargarine and Everbest Margarine. Dy MADOE WESTON (Ask Our Customers) J. W. Booth • • 111( 1* Crada Hardwood Aiheo for less than you canlbuy it for elsewhere , Th r e e (U K SPECIAL PRICES Putin* S tT ilrh Feed Purina Cklckrn Chowder 1 SCRATCH L J LI page PHONE 1GG . (Cuji) rlfclit. llUD. bjr w»*lfrn .\>w,p*e«r t'nlun.) Itrereton usually rushed Into the city hoarding house Just In time for luenis, and rushed out again nftcnvnrd either to business nr to Ivlin's; so he made no nc(|iialntnnces among Ids fellow We Make a Specialty of Pleasing Our Customers Everything We Sell is Special Every Hour of Service is Special SO WHEN YOU GO TO THE BRYAN AUTO COMPANY YOU GET Special Attention by Special Men and Specii Service. MILLER TIRES and TUBES AUTO REPAIRING and ACCESSORIES AUTOGENIUS WELDING FREE ROAD SERVICE "WI1EBE SERVICE IS CERTAIN First St. Sanford Ave CATES CRATE COMPANY Hculnrly. Ills mind nlso, wtis usually upon business, or—Lnlln. It was for ttic girl's anke that he b«;nt hlH every endeavor toward suecew, Lnlln, beautiful favored daugh­ ter of fortune, had promised to unit for him until he should have achieved the financial success which her fath­ er considered necessary to their union. Lalla lu her promise had not en­ tirely given up her -freedom. It was agreed that she 'might stilt attend vnr* lulls festivities to whch she was ac'custoiued In the companionship 'of men of her choosing, while Bob Itrerelon tolled by the light of the figurative evening lamp. Little Janet sitting nt thc opposite nldo of the boarding house table In her neat gray dress With its white collar, Janet with new weary circles hencath her violet eyes—glanced at the tine absorbed face .of the new bonnier* and wondered wistfully how some women were blessed by finding their Ideal. Jnnct coming early to the breakfast (able one morning missed him. Tin room seemed unaccoimlnbly desolate. For a moment she stood with tho mis­ tress of the house ulone. •' “That Hr. Broretdtt Is sick," Mrs. Hutchins said Irritably afraid he's taken with tills catching epidemic. If the folks here learn about It 1 won't have a soul In the house by night. They're all deadly afraid of the disease, an' I can’t wnlt oil him, Land knows! lie's got an awful fever, wouldn't be surprised' to have hint go off his head. Seemed ti>o slek to even tiinke plans for himself. Told me Impatient like to cnll up that swell girl of his on' she'd arrange things for him. Then he went’off to sleep. Maybe* you'd do that for me," Mrs, Mil Irlil us suggested. "I haven't lime to call ap folk's friends." So Janet seated herself and gave the Vaughns’ telephone number, ller heart bent rapidly ns she waited the answering voire of Urercton'a Hweel* luni'l, It was an though she had lays* • wlously changed* places with him. •'Slek?" came Miss Vaughn's hoyrlil*d Query. "I will send lu a call for Itr. Minor at mice, and If the doctor nays Hint Mr. Itreretnn has the "flit" you w ;i Jet me know at once, won’t* yoiiV I shouldn't like to risk exposing m\*elf liygdlng to see him. And tlieii l ave Itr. Minor eall a nurse. Thank yon, let me hear from you later .'.1 Mrs. Hutchins' worst fears were reitllxed. her hoarder was suffering se­ verely from th e , prevailing -malady, while thy doctor positively forbade Ids removal! And it developed that no nurse eoald he found lu the exigency and the doctor who was exceedingly busy hurried away. ' * Jnnet crept, softly to the stair, a moment she he-ltnicd before tlm door of the forbidden room, then bravely LINCOLN HULI.EY, Ph.D., Lltt.D., LL.D., President DeLand. Florida SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG THE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT— af Mailer af Art* a*d HHenrei. THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL AHTH FOR MRN-Twaai/.aat <Dparlm.nl* la all. THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS FOB WOMEN-A wamaa draa. ..*»• darmtUriaa. " -----— TIIE COLLEGE OFUA W—Gradaalaa pi*tiler In Flarida wllbaat aiamlnallaa. THE COLLEGE OF ENGlNEERINfWCaaraaa In «n|Uaf'laf landing lo degree.. THE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS —Kngerlillj far Flarida inck.rs. TIIE COLLEGE OF RUSINES8 -DaaUaf. Baakkaaglag. Hhaithaad. Trp. writing. THE ACADESIT—Prrparra far allblgii grada rallrgaa. TIIE SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS—Far bora and rasng nr*. THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC—Plana, pig* nrgaa, rlalla, nlcr. barmonr, rbaraa work. THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS— Special Attention Is Called to Tk* Prrllmlnarr Caaraa In Agrlrallure—Rolany, Uiologr. Organic and Inorganic Chamlitry, ualltatW. and quanlllallt. analyaU, Agrinllural Chami.lry, Mineralogy', aology, air. Tka Pro- Medltal Caaraa —Phnlnlogy. tliolegy. Amlnmy, Oarlrrlology, Hlatrotogy, Zonlogy, Mutiny, Grnrral Ckrmfatry, lnorganlr Chrmliirj, Organic Chamlitry, Qualitative and Qmnlltalltr rbemUlry. Phydra. Tka Caaraa far Rellg'ooa Werkaro—In lllbliral Ui.ralurr, ItUtory. Eagllah, Paychulogy, 1‘rtlagogy, Ethlra, t,uglr and Tfialain. Dixie Steam Laundry of LJEESBURG, FLA. Makes two collections and three deliveries of Laundry in Sanford every week. They do mi work over there and ir you call up Robert Glen Igou, Phone 299 and let him include your package with the rest, you will no doubt be well pleased. V .* .* .* .* .* "I will lake care of Mr. Hrendon. she told Mrs. ifiKclilnk "My room Is directly across the hall. Wo will keep him secluded cm! I shall Carefully | obey the doctor s directions." "Seems It ought to la* a nearer wom­ an* doing nil that for Idin." Mrs. Hutchins said, dryly. Little Janet's lips dosed In a linn line. She imd implied Miss Vaughn of Iter (lame's latest condition, and the return incs-mge/hud been: "Doctor Mltmr will undoubtedly And someone lu took after lilui and please will you tell Mr. Itrereton not to at­ tempt to come to our house until It is quite. quite safe, and—1*11 scud him The longest— lasting benefit, the greatest satisfaction tor your sweet tooth. WRIGLEY3 her light against death, left thorn piled In the hall. Theddctor bail ordered flint they were not to he Iti the pa­ tient's room. "Itrereton' needed every bit of oxy­ gen that lie could get," he said. It would he n desperate fight If they could puli him through as It wan." ' Hut together they did It—the doctor and his tireless assistant, ratting the girl's shoulder, the doctor oshiirial her that her port In Ike case was greater Hum his own, Janet with a trembling sigh turned nHlde. "I'll get some sleep now," she said. "Soon I'll loivo to go back to tho In the sealed packages. Air-tight and Impurity-proof. SeALkO TIGHT KEPT R IG H T Weakly hut tretimlously the sick man called to her. "Now thnt I fan talk, tittle angel of light," he said. HI want tQ talk to IltH when Jnnet tried to explain tactfully the refusal of hlK sweetheart to visit Idm in his extremity, Itrereton put forth n quieting hand. "Never • mind," lie ssld smiling. "There are tunny things which we learn lying In silence. The true mean­ ing of the won! love, perhaps. Ian*Hn* Ims that still to Iftnrn." "I mnst go noVr—" Janet began hastily. Ilut Hrereton'* clasping bands restrained her. , "Not until you promise to come back—to me," be said shakily, "Yon must always eotne back' because—I shall need you always—dear." Silent in Joyous wonder Janet gaxad Into the face of her Ideal. wrapped DjpUBLEMlNT �PAGE FOUB THE SANFORD HERALD AUGUST 8, 1910 fire started and to utterly fail to THESANFORDHERALD have any pressure until the fire was thirteen cents in two days as a re­ sult of a drive against the prevalent about over and the water was not high prices. If the nation ever R. J. HOLLY,' Editor needed. The Herald has not* been learned the war-taught lesson of W. M. HAYNES, Business Manage! disposed to entertain the thought thrift, the time has 'come to put it of n large outlay of money on the into practice. There is no need to Published Every-Friday by fire department at this time but fear th at the cultivation of habit We have ju st installed a quantity of new Safety Deposit Boxes in unless the Southern Utilities ran fur­ of strictest economy In our personal our vault for our customers and others, nish pressure the city will certainly expenditure' will deal any lasting s u n s c m m o N phice in advance need to,purchase an engine for the blow to the interests cither of pro­ ONE TEAK----- ----------------:-------------1 We now have plenty of boxes at the same old rate of $3.00 per purpose of pumping water at u duction or of labor. Having once S I X MONTHS___ _____________ _ year. Don't take chances with, your valuables. Til BEE MONTHS__________________ fire such as this city experienced starrted prices on, their downward Bring them in and rent a box. pash, the demand for all classes I]Birred u S^«aiw)-nua Mail of goods will be quickly doubled and Iton. *1 11m PMlomra *1 F lln d rr A n of M errh trebled. Labor itself ha* been the CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 first to recognize the soundness o T rlrp h tn * N«. 1(8 OflUt: H -ro id IU U dU | this principle. Self-deninl-has ceuset to be a virtue; it has become a SANFORD'S NEED necessity if the dollar is not hence­ We witnessed a fire jn Sanford forth to represent only fifty cents or yesterday, and anyone cl$e viewing less. Our plan off living must he the flames could easily soe that our -simplified and scaled down both In sister city was badly in need of jjn TH E EX PECTED RESULT apparatus Thich could furnish its Some days ago we called atten­ quanity and quality. If the price of H, R. STEVENS R. R. OEAS, C. D. COUCH own water pressure and not depend tion to the fact that distributing the corn can be driven down thirteen CasUtr Au 'ICmUm cents in two days, what effect could upon government collected food still on Orlando found out this fact early in hahd among the population of the not be exercised 'o n the price, of the game, and from the expressions country would-give little more than clothing and of shoes if we resolutely of those watching the fire yesterday u dollar's worth to each inhabitant. refused tq buy new garments, as a great litany In Sanford realize the We also 'expressed the belief that long us our old ones would decently city's need of such an investment. the cost to the consumer, • when he cover our nakedness, and to purchase H a d the fire been differently had paid his postage and charges no foot-covering matje of leather? I'll wnrrnnt we'll have a regular little located, and not hemmed in on both for carriage, would make what he This may sound like treasonable Officer** Hat Cerda. palace." aides by brick walls, the cost to the bought but little cheaper, if any, doctrine; perhaps, indeed, it savors Hnt cords or general officers nro With Ids pencil Wallnce wont over of u thinly disguised form of bol­ citizens of Sanford would no doubt than what he pays at home. the pinna—parlor, dining room, kitch­ gold; of nil other officers, gold and shevism. But it is sound to the cord have been two or three times what en, bedrooms, closets, and then lie In­ block; of men In Infantry, light bine; There is another phase of the and it is doubtful if all the wisdom By VICTOR REOCLIFFE. of men In cnvnlry, yellow; of men In dicated a special apartment. and truck combined situation which presents itself artillery, Ren of congress will succeed in decidsing a In quartermaster *Tm throwing myself on that room," a letter from a correspondent. He, remedy promising more rapid, direct corps, half; medical department mnemphasized Wallace wllh a token of It is ctfenper tf) prevent thun says ns soon as it is discovered that and unfailing results. Out sido of " 8r> you nnd Corn have decided to n irj pride'In his tones. "Sunlight on roon; corps of engineers, senrlet nnd repair.—Reporter Star. the actual cost to the consumer is the ranks of unionized labor, the embnrk. upon the sen of matrimony, three sides, vcnll lilt Inn perfect, con­ white; ordnance department, black equal to or exceeds the local coat consumer is powerless to bring uny n t-ir 1 ' venient to nil the other rooms In the nnd scarlet; signal corps, orange and at home, there will be a sudden pressure to bear on the evils of house. What do you think of It, TWO UNCEASING SUBJECTS mother?" The two ever-present subjects of shutting off of demand and calls for profiteering. He may demand the "Vonr den, I suppose?" said Mrs. the .foodstuffs, and the whole bal­ Art’s Inspiration. "Cora-Is n fine girl," declared Myron the Florida press are polities and the enactment of suitable ■ legislation, Mnync. ance will be sold at auction, and by Mlnlr. "I'd ought to know, for she Is A famous artist, who had art classes, "building boom" The former has but he will find it har«i cither to "<>h, no." replied Wallace promptly. had forl'ldden smoking In big studio. got to run along for ten months yet, wholesale, for something like 25 per suggest its nature or to prescribe my, sister-in-law. film, will make you “Tlint's your room, mother." n good wife, only—one piece of advice, Ono tiny, after being out for, hn’f nn and our readers must be fed daily cent, of its cost value. regulations for its. enforcement. “My room!" faltered the old Indy, nil hour, he re-entered the studio sudden­ The writer, Stale Chemist R. E. Unionized labor up to a certain cut out the ttinther-ltidnw2*‘ on this sort of pap. "I hardly understand you." spoke ly nnd sew one student with n lighted "All your own, mid no one else**," cigarette In Ids fingers.which he tried And as for the building boom: Is Rose, sn>’s: "If congress really de­ point apparently has the game in Wallace . j manifest resent­ declared Wallace. "How do you like to conceal. With nn nlr of assumed there really and truly much of u sires to aid (too consumer and reduce its own hands until- i t ' arrives at ment. if f .' ' • prices, let it offer these goods to the that .Impasse whose existence it building boom? Hones? now, “You will when you gel further playfulness the artist approached the Mrs, Mn.wic fixed her faded eye- offender read said: "A strange ctnyon public at 50 per cent, of their cost, fully realizes. The nation must dV- along In .your experience. See hero, You pick up a Miami paper or a which will probably be 100 per cent, ganize itself against the profiteer, ns rein IIves prospective hy courtesy, I upoti the speaker with a devotion nml you have there, my friend. May 1 nsk St. Petersburg or a Clearwater paper more than it can fccicvc when it has using thrift as its weapon, if it ear. he plain with you. If one princi­ rriiiltude that thrilled Ifliii mightily, what you propose to draw with that?” end you get the idea that the din of to sell the goods to wholesalers and prove true to licit, a speedy victory ple was instilled Into my nature by ritori upon hlb shoulder sunk her sil­ "Clouds!” replied the student. the saw and hammer Mould deafen prejudice nnd observation It uny the vered head. And then, her nhn alum! speculators." . is assured.—Palm Reach Post. inother-ln-law problem. When I mar­ him. Joining In the grateful sohhlng of Hao Two Meanings. ried Bella Mnyne I made up my mind that dear old soul. Clam .Mnyne Tnmps |s used In the plurp! to mean l '1run no rl-ks of having a fqssy, med­ Insped both in her iirms and WnlBrill fell that life was indued Hie game ns soldiers, and not including dlesome old lady on my hands, of hire -weef. In Its meaning the number nr whether courseI said nothing to Bella. Of Coe- trp-ted Shelter Which Infantry, cnvnlry or artillery. The word course I treated Sfrs. Moyne wllh nil Should Have Place eti Every Pub­ ns generally used In the pnpors has d"e respect. Firmly, persistently, lic Picn c Ground. The Yellow Serpent. lids meaning. Therefore 2.000 troops Ihuiigli, I adopted a policy of proced­ Some of the negroes who have re­ means 2,000 soldiers. In Ihu strict ure tlitil set up the liars against any imdlier ItHnw Invasion, J settled down turned from France were members of cavalry use of the word, however, a In if house a) (lie farther end of the that division whnsb Inslgqln Is the troop ,ls the unit of format I-m, con­ 'Hinge on purpose, so" Mrs, Mayne rolled yellow oerpent. A New York sisting usually of 00 t m opes, comwoman ulio saw three of them stand rniindeil by n euptnln nml correspond­ lag on i!n» street was curious about ing to n company of infantry. th e meaning o f th* emblem nnd nsked lIn*1negroes. .One of them was a ser­ geant. the others private*. The ser­ Crer* Wonderful Canoeists. geant waved, the others grandly hack "The OJIbwny, the Cree ifnd tie to prevent iheir answering, lit- had Mimtngnals are tlm most wonderful prepared the reply lo that question. quit your kidding, 1‘ncle Boh, and riinnctmm in the world." says S. “lardy, dey Is two mejinln's to dls E. Saturator. "writing of "Tin* Wood* take a trip to smith Florida where honlt emblem,*' lie explained iiuinnoiis- Indian" Irt Boys' Life. "They pos­ then is something doing every duy. lited Slates The building boom, in any south sess n sixth sense In rapid-running nnd ms! deration Florida city nnd the paved roads If IHey sny ‘run if you run safely lay a ed Snake Mill, nnd dc second slghrs-i which would-give an Alachua county crac­ cation, lady, is Oilt we WuV. p'lsnri bet at odds that they will run It and Come through dry—even through water ker heart disease. le Mermans." the mere glimpse'of which makes vmir hair stand up and sends'<hills chasing up and down your spine." wl.i?e In Ini v l lir.mgli -this rhuV.nel ; Silly Jamie. 1 he ugniiiitural arm iredusirral If ihi> is not done, tl.g hulk of tinThe other day Jamie came Hinnii department id l lie Seaboard Air goods sold will, we (ear, go umlvr Into the house crying at the top t Line railway hits been doing great one and another guise, to groee « bis voice, no was followed by Jnq work through an advertising cam­ who explained by saying: "Mothe or spectulutora who will buy for the paign to establish Immcseokers in I'm 'shamed of Jamie—he's so iinlira' purpose of making money off the unusual Td«tnry,‘ An Image duiker, II the Smith.' The railway udininjscrying ‘cause n little dog chased hli sjeeulaUitm. Is (wild, died. \Vheit lie appeared be­ trntiin has favored and fostered the The suggestion of the stale chem­ fore the bird of ihe other world, ho. plan for each of the states, and fur wns told tlifit In bis lifetime he bad nil the roudS. Analysis of the O.sIT ist is that Florida congressmen and never represented the lord.of the world replies received by tin* Seaboard at senators gel busy and make tjiis Itbilr Installed Mm daughter In a home properly, and that In- must return In great J hulk cl fond real!;, available, two tulles nwny,' Mrs. .Mayne expertIts Norfolk frillies result^, in .what earth nnd make n ronVct likeness, •■need n lorii-ltncss Mini might have been may he a surprise (^h many who l'he figure Is pointed out as Ihe result e suggest easily avoided. When Illalr Jenlously think they know where real farming nf the order. It is_ so horrible wllh restricted tin* children pi only neonpass it tt lands and opportunities Inils red face r.nd malevolent glare thnt "lonal formal els Ms to ilo-lr grand­ the story seems plausible. Through the department at Nor­ mother. It almost broke her heart. The folk inquiries were received concern­ absence of her mother lit critical Juneing cve’y* one of the forty tight iim*H in her life meant suffering nnd it broken const tint Ion for Bella, nnd states. Florida was scored in compar­ the boastful. Insensate Ttlulr fancied' ison with all the other states, and 'hnt ns n model disciplinarian be was first in comparison with the other it derided stleress. *• southern states. Wallnre 'Brill had' not known n ■ It would be interesting to know, mother’s core from early elilldhnod. wjiere these inquiries came front, by When he hegnn t«* pay attention to states, and from that analysis could t'oni Mayne If seemed ns though her be even more strongly shown ttoilier eatne to lift ti precious place In cnlckera Have Little Fear of Pass his life. ilng power Florida hus when it hiy ing Rainstorms When a Substantial behind in intelligent advertising. Very careful was Mrs. Mnyne Shelter Is Near to Protect Clothing 'o refrain from Intruding her ?iorOut of the total inquiries received -onnllty or her 'views upon Oils following the advertising campaigns, tdiove it. The four liy four Inch rafters new prospective son-in-law, hut she Florida received 778, leading the en­ should h«* fitted Into the log first, the la-stowed many n grateful look upon tire south, and •ranking Becond. Vir­ tw o hy four Itieh being added later. him and her old, wearied heart warmginia is ranked next closest position 1*1mu Hds framework, which forms an tsl toward Idm, ns he clenrly H E principle applies quite being tw elfth; then came Georgia ictugonnl, umhrella-shap<-d structure, showed Mint he not only desired, but as much to banking as to twentieth; Alama twenty '“third, • ven-elghths. Inch hoards are nailed cherished her Interest nnd counsel In soldiers or states or governments. i form llie roof. This may be cov- Hiq iwohleins Omt confronted Corn and N*orth Carolina twenty ninth, and •led with shingles or some roofing ma­ himself on Ihe threshold of their nintfiouth Carolina forty first. I t Is most fortunate that the Fed­ terial. ■— rlnionlal venture. eral Reserve Banking System has The only state concerning which Wallnce was doing well In a busi­ For greater comfort, n sent hull! been in operation during the war. ihore enquiries were received than Hound the trunk may be ndded, and ness way, He bad been thrifty nnd Florida -was California, which had alher seats mny be built near It. The hail nccumulated sufficient to enable The advantages o f this organiza­ whole structure should be finished In him to start out In life with n home tion accrue to the customers o f the Tampa Tribune* j dark, neutral brown, with J u s t'a »f Ills own. When he flrtR spoke to member banks who at the same touch of white trimming. If the roof Corn of this It wns In the presence of time contribute to the strength Is -stained a moss-green, the color her mother. of the nation’s banking system "Well, I settled about a lot tndny,” ■«chciue will be In hnrninliy during all and enjoy the benefit of its pro­ tea sops of the year, with the prevail­ he announced .In Ids brisk, pleasant tection. j ing colors throughout Ihe surrounding "tty, “I sny, mother, there’s one dis­ appointment. ( I have tried to get n s woods. Mem- ns possible to the otd homestead FIRST here, hut the only vacant lot thnt fitted Altogether Too Smart. •o iqy money -acquirements w n s two "Some men," wild Uncle Ebon, "Is NATIONAL in smart dal dey lose* Interest In plnln square* dnwn the at reef," "Thnt—that Is not far, Is It, Wnlold-fashioned truth 'cause dnr ain't B A N IIi face?" s'poke the old liply. Her tones enough novelty to It" were tremulous. “ir you will put on your spectacles, Far'T$o, Short mother," went on \ya 1lnce,, .".we'll all I sllll find each day too short for alt drnw up to the table nnd look over M EM B ER ^! the thoughts I want to.think, all the *oiue plans for n new house I got from FEDERAL RESERV E walks I want to tnke, all the books I •lie •he architect tpdny, "Thera," m lie wnnt to rend and all Ihe friends I Tilled her In tho most comfortnbte fch w S Y S T B M ^ d P want to see.—John Burroughs. •hair and directly a t his side, "with -ejeh counsellors as you precious two, NEW SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY 'a i e i i ! i i £ a PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS THE BETTER PART “In Union There Is Strength T �* -i AUGUST b , i >i i T 0E SAlfPORD HERALD PACE FIVE meriy Mrs. D. G. Monroe and made no of Ocala is in the city this week In DR THEKKELL HERE SUNDAY Says' the Orric* Humorist her home in this city for many years. the interest of Tiis firm. Mr. Marshall Noted lecturer, diplomat, Sunday The celevercst gardener In tho world Mention of is a former 'rcsidont of Laudredalc School expert and preacher will Miss Norma Herndon has returntd rannnt grow an onk tree out or a rose fra ile r* home after spending a week with and is well known in the state and speak at M. E. Church. bush. But tho stupidest pipe smoker ^Personal Items her au n t, Mrs. Clay in Arcadia. Mias especially on the east coast. Sanford audiences will have a enu ninko tho "Qsh” grow Inside tho ofInterest R. A. Newman has returned home fate opportunity on Sunday to hear ‘Tirlnr." Marjorie Clay accompanied • her home and|Will be her guest for some after spending Severn! weeks- at one of the leading speakers of the V Waynesville. North Carolina. Mrs, M. E. Church when Dr. J. If. Miss Elvira C arter went to At- Harrold and Mrs. J. C. Dempsey time. • Household Suggestion. Newman and Olive and Mrs. Pulcs- Therrell, Field Secretary .o f the lonta Sunday to spend a few weeks. motored to Orlando Monduy and Reg Holly has returned from Oca’a A Los Angeles woman says now Rev. C. W. White has returned spent the day. where he was summoned to take ton and two daughters Mary Eliza­ Sunday School Board will be at the that men have‘been tniight to cook and beth and Camilla will remain .in the from n trip to points in North Car­ After August the fifth all meals n position with a now firm starting mountains for several weeks longer. Methodist church for thrbe services. k**ep house In the nrmy, they should Dr. Therrell is expected to address go nhend nnd cook nnd keep house In­ in that city. He expects to leave in at the Park Avenue Cafe will be olina ’ . Cooking utensils, hardware, no­ the Sunday School at 10:30, will definitely. leaving the women free to about two weeks to make Ocala his pint Mason fru it jars a t L. P. acventy-fivo cents. 65-1 tc. tions, stoves, plenty of them at the Wilt the women preach at 11:45 and at 8:30 in the reform tho world. home. McCuller’a. 65-tf Mrs. A. W. Smith returned from agree, then, not to bring guests home evening. . Boston Bargain House, 213-215 Mrs. J- E- Latng and daughter Tairtpa Sunday where she was call­ The ladies bible class -of the |,8|in(0rd Ave., A. Katiher, mgr. ' - J " * tri dinner without first calling up to Mi.« Jeanette spci\t Saturday in ed by the death of her brother in law Methodist. Church will hold a Lau Dr. Therrell is ono of the foremost find out whether (here la enough food _ 65-2tc. .dry Sale on August 22nd. Just Orlando. men of the church and is a fine speak­ In the house to feed them? Oscar Hammond. • II. L. Haight of * the -Overland what this will be is beyond ‘the , er. He has been offered an important Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fatnelle of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell *alel * lSorvif? Co“ lcf* th,fn Ambassadorship -by tho government The Making of a Match. Oviedo were in the city yesterday and diU ght„ Mis9 Lucy Byrd .(inve reporter, but the ladies promise for Toledo, Ohio where he will visit something novel and interesting. Thorpe gives the following propor­ but refused,, preferring rather to re­ on a shopping our. returned home from a visit of several Watch for further announcements. the Overland factory in the interests main in the work of the church in tions for match head nnd for striking Prices reduced on all goods at days at Jacksonville. of his firm. He expects to have some * 65-ltp. which he has been so eminently mtrfnce: Head composition: Potas­ Mr. Grace Williams’ millinery store. _ .* important announcements when he successful. sium chlnrnt, five ports; potassium 50_t f | . Bring your . car to the Bryan The jrgtn yesterday, cooled off the retutns relative. to the Overland hlchromnf, two parts; glass powder, . ' , „ i ,, .... . ' Garage when In need of repairs.* atmosphere bo much th a t many peo­ The people ’of Sanford and vi­ three pnrts; gum. two parts. . Rubbing cars. K. A. Terhuen Sr., M l T h u n d .y Sttvi„ ,, „ J .Uc. ple had to pull up bldnkcts on thenfor Daytona Beach where he goes Mrs. C. ,L. Goodhue left Tuesday cinity are cordially invited to attend surfneo: Antimony trtsulfld, five p arts; j Senator W. M. Igo'u of Euatia beds Thursday night. N ot many | for Waynesville- where she will re­ these three services. red phosphorus, three pnrts; tnnngnn„ r to slaughter the fish. _ . . „ , „ „ . was In the city Tuesday on a busi- places where you have to do that ese dloxld, one nnd one-hnlf pnrts; main for several weeks. From there Mrs. Robert Herndon, Mrs. R. L. ness tr , an(1 shllkjnf, hanj 9 w|th hi, in August. glue, four pnrts.—Electrical Experi­ t she will go to points in Ohio far Burdick and J. E Stuman motored Sanford friends menter. • • V 4• • •.$■ f.§» *> ,fi Mrs. J. C. Dempsey left Tuesday •several weeks visit. Mr. Goodhue *to.Orlando Sa urday. n . j . HoiIy ond w> m . Haynes ♦ Complete stock Diamond tires, j w, „ . Bttend |he mpptinK of rt(l for points in the north for a months will join her in Ohjo and return * Sincerity Flrat Requisite. y visit and will return to her home i n 1home with her some time in SeptWight Tire Go. 65-tf 1Florida Association of Daily Papers And least of nil Is sincerity n qnal♦ All persons desiring to atTampa. Mrs. Dempsey was the ember. ty thnt ran lie successfully Imitated. Mis* Ruth Robert has returned at Orlando to-morrow, guest of her sister Mrs. J, C. Harrold j w .Chittfcndon has been removed ♦ tend Sunday school will It twines through the whole emotional from her summer vacation in North • phone No.' 19. .lO G ^ or 91). J B-Z Seal pint fruit jars at L P. while here... Iber; It hns Its roots' in the heart,' to. Atlanta from New York a m th ls Carolina and VIrgtpia. McCullor’s. • 56-ft ■Sincerity gives wings to power," Is many friends hare are hoping that ♦ not later 'lha n 'Saturday O. G. Roller is home for u few Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Earnest of he way nn old proverb happily puts Mr. J. T. Burke of the Southern days from the Waycross hospital he will soon lie able to return home. • noon. Free transportation «• will be furnished them to Wauchula were hero Sundhy Sunday Division of the A. R. C. Atlanta f. Go through nny- list of ncknowl* Joe had his hip badly shattered at where he has been treated fir a ■nged lender of business nnd profesenroutp to New York. Ga. spent last Friday in Sanford in sprained knee. He wRL return to the Chateau Thierry and has been In « and from If within a radius ■IonaI life. You will find then* nro * of three miles of the MclhA six course fish and chicken din­ the interest of the Red Cross. huspitals in France and lit America huspitul ere taking up his run ou ew who linve not been pre-eminently * oil is i thurrh. ner, 75c. Fish suppers 50c, a t the over since. Mry. Savage left Wednesday for the A. C, L.^ again. Incere.—II. Addington Bruce. Ayres Daytona Beach Hotel. 59-tf Baltimore and other points in the William Pepper, son of W. M. Postmaster P. M. Elder is taking Messrs Dickson and Von, .popular . east where she will spend several Battle of San Jacinto. his annual vacation and will spend Pepper of the Pepper- Printing Co., tire salemen were among the visitors ' months with relatives and friends. a'week or more at his xild home in of Gainesville was in the city Tues­ The hnttle of Snn Jacinto wns fought to1the city on Tuesday. _ “ Service is Certain" is the watch Georgia • and will probably visit day coming over from Daytona April 21, PtMl. between l.Onrt MexlJoe Chittenden Home enns under Rnntn Annn nnd 800 Amor• George Cowan has returned home word of the Bryan Auto* Company, Tallulah P'alls und other points of in­ Beach where the family are spend­ TJte many friends of Joe Chit-’ Irnns under Snnt Houston. Snntn ing the summer He Is the .guest of alter spending a month with rein- Tty us. ' . 66-lie. terest ere returning home. Sum Murrell an d . w ent'hack with tenden are glad to see him buck Annn wna defeated nnd he nnd 730 lives in North Carolina. r | D c . Marlowe spent Thursday Harrold Bradbury son of Mr. and home again after being seriously of Ids men were captured. 030 killed Munson's swimming pool is i)ow with His wife apd little son at Day- Mrs, C. O. Bradbury has arrived with him Tuesday night. nnd 208 wntinded. The Texnn loss wns Chnrley Davis, th e . genial repre­ wounded a t Chateau Thierry arid 2 killed nnd 23- wounded. This tintopen on Wednesdays, Thursdays, tona Beach. Mrs. Marlowe will home fro/n Fritnce after more than being in the hospitals in France and Saturdays and Sundays in the after- remain a t the beach for the month a years absence in the motor corps sentative of the C. W. Zaring Co., He decided the Independence of Texns, in New York for many months. noon. CO-tf of August. nnd the dnv Is observed In the state of the army. Ilis many friends are wholesale grocers of Jacksonville lie will return to the hospital at ns n holiday. called on the local trade here on Mrs. Ernest Krupp has returned i Misses Ethel and Florence Henry glad to have him home" again. Tuesday and Wednesday. Charley Atlanta next week where it is hoped from a month's Visit in Baltimore left Wednesday night for I'hilaMr. and Mrs. Forest Lake and he will h i bono'lttad wiih relatives and friends. | del pit in where they will, visit rela- daughters Seritn ami Maude and has hundred;) of friends all over To Polish Shoes. Florida and while Orlando claims rite Engll dmititi’s shoes, nr "boots,1 Mrs. J. P*. Butler came over .from j lives ami friends for the remainder Messrs Harry Lewis, Reg Holly und him as a resident ill* Is also a great art the hem looking seen ou the'fee* D ay to n a on Wednesday to attend of .the summer. Hume ‘ Humph spent Sunday ut Freak Tree. Sanford booster. of nny rnre. The renson for this Is tin funeral of Mr. Secord. Cur owners have long wanted Daytona Beach and attended the We nre lotrl that In K entucky there Hint the Englishman puts trees In ht*. L. It. Philips, Mrs. Philips and dane at the Casino Saturday night. WHEN YOU TH IN K OF CAN service. Bryan Au.to Conjpuny is n tree hearin g each year a c ro jS ik - •dines, which are polished with tne Raymond left Tuesday for New York DV TH IN K OF THE KANDY means "Certain Service" to you. Mrs. G. E. Takurh has returned state where they will visit relatives walnuts mill n crop of m ulberries, n m r 1 leather I Inis smnolheil out. The sofl65-1 te. •he curious phenom enon is necotniled KITCHEN. IF .IT HAS SUGAR • from a trip to New York and other •iilng polish, If applied •while the shoe for the remainder of the summer. IS IT .WE HAVE IT. STAR Misses AnnahvI and Maggie Pearl points. Miss Aranka Tukarh ac­ Miss Marion Philips has been in for by the supposition llml n m ulberry Is on the foot, ns Is usual in America lertl fell w here a iviilitul lay In (hi. cruises the leather Into the shape of THEATRE BUILDING. 49-tf Smith of Nltjcon Ga. are stopping companied her home from I Gaines- New York for several weifks and it ground, ttinl th e ynmig sh,,(,iMramie lip Ihe foot nnd the shoe loses Its smooth*Major J. B. Stein met: of Wekiwa.j with Miss Avis Stenslmm this week ville where Miss Aranka has been is hoped that the trip will benefit -hie lay side mill united their fnrees IToet. 'J’rees. which u<|i| to the long Si :■i gs was the guest of Mr. and and visiting other friends, in and I lie guest of hef sister Mrs. Molina'. Dr. Phi.ips -who has been in had into one solid trunk. Tills supposition ife of shoes, are Inexjienslve nnd Mr- H. C. Waters yesterday. j about the r ity ^ y Dr. 1). C. Ward. Osteopath is in * ,1(.aU|l f(ir somL. veins feasible from the fact Hint the lioitld he put In the shoes every night. Umk of the tree Is on one side that If you polish your own slows, try poli itas. M. Hand is driving a fine; The guests were L. A.. Bromley', Sanford on Monday, Wednesday Howard Lyman of Athnonte was m > Chandler car recently p u r-, L. P. Swope. I,. P. Hagan. K. II. and Fr ay of each week. 6R-tf ■ in the city Wednesday and reports of widmii and on the other that of l-hlng them' when on trees. Yon will he pleased with the result. Mr. and Mrs. Iljirry Ward and property of all. kinds in the Alta­ the mulberry. cC <d from the Wight Tire Co. Ktibee, C. W. Entzmuiger.' K. A. Douglass, E. F, liosuebolder and Miss Fern Ward spent several days monte section a* selling every day. Ounrt. Mason fruit jars sit L. P. Jno. D. J inkins. at their homf* here coming over from Howard says that orange gfove* M‘Culler’s. • *’ 6fi-tf the beach where they have a cottage have been bought up all over that WANTED— OLD CLEAN Mr. Gordon Hull of Macon Ga. Miss Dorothy RumpH who Jias been section by . northern people who RAGS. ANY • KIND EXthP week end visitor at the their guest at the beach mine with intend coming to Seminole county CEPT OLD SOCKS*, So tistrom home on First street west. TIICIM.tH II. MAKER. Pb. II. * COATS,' PANTS, OR them.. this winter and make llteir homes Mr. and Mrs. John Meisch have Anal» l l m l i n t t Co i nmt l l nc I ' h r m U t • | ' rufr *«i nni »l oT N i l u n t H r l c n r ^ t * BED SPREADS. AT THE Henry Peabody is in the city from here. */ I n t e r I m », l l n d ln * C o l l r g r . KtorliJa * * returned from n visit, of several HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf Jacksonville where he removed some l*rl»«lr l . a h a n i s f ? of l(oliin«i C c tl l r f^ During the absence of Mayor u.rks in New Jersey and New York. Mr T. (>. < l u t l t ' * W l n l r r I'ftfk, F U „ N o t , 5 l h , ItllM Mr. and Airs. William Coulbourn ■ time ago to he in the factory de­ Davison the-Chairman of the City Hnnfitrtl, l l i . t There’s, a man ut the curb to l>rir Hlf* Council. Hon, Frank L. Miller is I ^■t«* rortipfHet! r a r r f u l f h c m l r u l mttaltnl* « f t h r m« m p I r o f w a t e r t h a t st* <• you. 65-tf le w days visit with Mrs. Co’ ln> here for sonm lime looking after acting mayor of Sanford and be is | u u hr nil i hi n i r f ft I f|i limit o r e Ik. «n««J t i a r r f i h tn l n r t l I h r fol loro Ing t m u l t B : Mr. and .Mrs. Muhlon Wright parents Mr. and Mrs. 11. Hill the affairs of UtK company at the filling the position all right.; Frank Colitf ...I'lpir thloflnr .„nt, I.7S Oarl* p r r mi l l i on 4.011 p . l t * p e r mi l l ion ItfCrlUn NfUlnl T n l a l aollU* afii! little son returned Sunday* from on Celery avenue. fncLory. — believes in tempering justice with F r e e A m m o n i a _ 00 p u r U p e r m i l l i o n lUrdAmn 31 .0 1 p o r l t p e r ml l t l a n A lb u m i n o i d A m m o n l » \ ' _ _ , T r u e * , M i r « l r « ...... .. ____ _— ____ «„..„Trn ro i months visit to Nashville, Tentt. Mr. anti Mr*. L. P. Ilagatt and mercy but lie never fails to hew to The m any friends of Mrs. C. E. T h e abtonri* sra rl lr a tt r o r tree an d a l b u m i n o i d a m m o n i a In Ihla w a l r r aa d Miss Virginia Brady left Sunday Henry are glad to' sec her out again children left Tuesday for Daytona the line.* Having served tho city so lla i t l ) am alt am o u n t of fb t o rin o I n d i r a l r a lla n c r l l r n l auallljr Tor h o a i r h o l d . for her home in ’Jacksonville after after utt •operation performed two Bench where they will sojourn for long us alderman Frank-knows about p e p o iri. I n ad dll la n lo th r ( o o d q u a li lr r b i r a H e r l i l l r * uf n a p n l t r b o u a r b n ld » « l r l , ll p i i M r t t d k pr rlal I r i l u r r , of m u r h ta tu c . r - p r r l a l l y H i m ! o r ( i r r i t a n t ■pending* a week with old friends here weeks ago and from which she is the summer. Mr. Hagan will spend law in ull Its phases anil he makes m l u r a l a r r a lla n - and L O W d r f t r o ot h a r d n o a . T h r b a r l r i l a l o f l r a l ■ n a t> ,i « . r*autlln| In an n t r r a a a lolal r o a n l . In falir the week ends with his family re­ a good mayor in every respect. • Shore dinner. Clam Chowder, *rapidly recovering. •amplra of i h r « a l r r , of 3 h a r l r i l a par ra n t.; a n d In llndlna no r n l o n . or o l h r r harmful b i r l r r l a , full/ r s n A r m lla |oo d qualllp I n d l t a l a d b» the C H E M I C A L Fried Fish etc., ut at Branh s I Tires und accessories ci m dote turning here to look ufler his busi­ n i)l| > li. • • es* affairs. Vaughns Entertain I’; nic Pavilliun. Sunday August 3, jj,,e tl) * Bryan* AutoCompany. O f I h r manp a a t m of t h U an d o l h r r r r | l o n * I bal I b i r r a n a l p i r d , I h a ta At their home <m Sanford Heights found non* ou p rt lo r In all ( n a il q u a l l t l - , lo lha l of I h r " E l d r r W a l r r . " Lieut. Vail Lovell left Thursday H'19. , _64-2tp. | “Service is certain, " get that! V oa ra r r r j r r i p r r t f u l l y , for Atlanta where he will becon- last Monday Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and'M rs. Ernest Krupp have . 65-ltc. (Mlfnrd) TIIOH. R. IIAKEII . Vaughti entertained most delight­ nected with the Atlanta Street returned‘from a visit to points in Charles Munn arrived home yesRailway and Power -Coj Lieut. fully at dinner, their guests bring Ihc east where they spent several t^rdiiy after a years service in Lovell is an efficient electrical en­ the Board of Count Comm^uloners >eeka, I Uncle Sams army., Charlie is glud gineer and will have u fine position and officials of Seminole County, all Mrs.' A. W. Smith and daughter to“ be back In Sanford nguin and TELEPHONE Jll-W HANPOIID, FLORIDA 111 PARK AVR. of whom,. Mr. Vjiughn ns T^x Asses­ in Atlanta. Juanita and Mrs. C. L. Britt and among old friends. B. E. Squires sends’ greetings to sor is closely associated with, Charlea Jf. spent the day In Orlando ^jjg8 W anda Wey of Arcadia spent Monday. . 1Monday here the guest of Miss the Herald In a post card from . Bankston Bros, CALL FOR LEONS TR A N SFER 'N orm a Herndon, She left Tuesday Pottsdnm New York where he and the Rnjpcrta, Ga.. Jan .-1— RELIABLE SERVICE. ALL for A tlanta,and will also virit New family are spending the summer ami Old Knntucky Mfg. Co., states th at the weather is fine and TRAINS MET. 65-tf. York ere returning home. Ptidurah, Ky. they nre enjoying themselves among /W.4 ,-VJ Gentlemen :Mrs. Augusta Eigenmann left* Thfe Keystone Poultry Yards at old friends. rvr n r v A Mr. Will Wachtcr of this couMonday for A tlanta after spending .Longwood have some very fine fryttuxi r W For the floor coverings, art rugs, MX K H O J t i try has some hogs that were down a week here with her daughter Mrs. ing size chickens for sale at 46 cents congoleum rugs and matting see with cholera arid had given up all Fred Duiger. per pound. 65-ltc. Boston. Bargain House, 213-215 Mrs*. J. C. Harrold, Miss Muriel F. II- Lewis of Brewster is in the Sanford Avenue, A. Knnner, Mgr. hope of saving them and would not spend one penny on them. I gave city for rooms with the view to t 65-2tc. him one 16 pound pall of your B. A, •O locating. He will work on the Valdex J, E. Pace has returned from Battle Thomas’ Hog Ppwder and he has Hotel if- he can get light house Creek, Michigan where he went for just come In and paid me for it and keeping rooms in the ciyt. treatm ent some time ago and re­ i. Mrs. Ella Leffler, Mrs. Marie turns home greatly benefltted. Mrs. advises th a t every one of his sick , - f lf c Srflith and daughter. Mrs. Frank Pace will remain with relatives In hogs got well and that he killed thonwand now has them in (tis smoke Miller and Mrs. J. I, Smith and Kentucky for some time ere house and that all were as fine os Annette Shinholser arc spending the returning home. any he had killed this year. month a t Daytona Beach. was a congenial crowd of It I want to add that he said his Buy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co. gentlemen, who aat down to a autnpLet us send you hogs were down and so sick 'th a t he 66-tf tious dinner a t 12:30 o'clock and all had to pry their mpuths open and a quart or more Mr. aqd Mrs. J. P. Hall hsve those who were so fortunate as te b e his wife poured .the powder down I t can be deposited or invested for its in­ ’ returned from a vacation spent »t invited enjoyed the gracioua hos- their throgls. of our delicious Charleaton and other point*. Mr. Hall pUallity of Mr.f and Mrs. Vaughn to. come return. Please find check in full of my ac­ Ice Cream for is bsck on the old job looking after tho fuj | „ t e*tent. the Western Union office here. j’ Mf gnd M n . Ca L. BrUt le(t count and with kindest regards we I t can be used for the erection of a credit Sunday Dinner. beg to remain, structure against possible future need.. i* • I Mr. an^ Mrs. Henry Nickel and yeaterday for Jacksonville and "from Yours very truly, little . daughter and Mrs. J. ’ C. (j,cre they will go to Pennsylvania Bankston Bros. In any event, we shall be glad to co-operate Ensminger returned Friday . from for „ roonths visit. They were ac-’ For sate by Merchants Grocery Co. with you for the proper and profitable employ­ Denver Col. where they have been t coropjjnicd as far as Jacksonville 64-6tc. / • visiting Rev. Fred Enslmlnger. j by Mr. and M m ArchIf B e tu >ho ment of your funds i . Woodland Park will be open will return tomorrow. • • ORDER NOW .Sunday August tenth. 65i ltc. j Corporal Harry Rabun haa ar- '• '♦ • ♦ '♦ ♦ ♦ A t # ♦ ♦ STRENGTH SERVICE ' Me. and Mrs. P. E, Pitta a n d riv e d home from France whore* he ^ Christian Science services ^ family have arrived in tho city fro m -served In Uncle 8am'a army for >4» will be held at the Woman's # their old home in Barnsville Georgia fourteen montha. He ia glad to get « Club, Oak avenue, between and 1will reside.here. Mr. Pitts wilFback home to his father and mother, * Third and Fourth strets, # have charge of the Bryan Garage Mr. and Mrs. H. C.’ Rabun who re­ * on Sunday, morning a t 11 Mr. and Mrs. Roberta are In the side on the west side.* HOME INSTITUTION * oclock. 48-tf w Just Phone 325 city for a few dpys visit with friends friends) ; M. A. 'Marshall of Orlando repre. repre­ ^ **• + and refit lives. Mrs. .Roberts was for- ^sentlng the Nitro Phoahpa^.e CoulbourPltle Happenings In and A b o u t S The C ity S Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers ‘ ‘ * ELDER SPRINGS WATER * # V I i>■ I ^ _ * T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor J YOU WORKED I FOR YOUR MONEY, 1 MAKE IT WORK{ FOR YOU J Taste is the Test effective one’s money must T Obe bedoing some sort of service. & ROUMILLAT . ■■■ j| j t£Hi �XBE S a n f o r d b b k a l d PAGE SIX 175 for work with the Allied armies and prisoners of war. The balance went for other expenses. The state­ ment explains thtat the "Y ” suffered a loss of 81,47.3,084 in the. operation of army post.exchange# and can­ teens which, b I h o , owing to the de­ preciation in value!* of French, and English currency and conversion of the overseas figures ot market rates,r ;e«u te d -in a hook loss of $2,432,030. paid $1,060,757. More than 84,000 concerts and enter; taliiments increased the expenditure by $850,969. The cost of the " Y V overseas re­ ligious program was $467,584, or approximately two-fifths of 1 ‘ per cent, of the entire operating funds. •Educational plants, litcrautre and Mbrary work cost $991,932, and the A. E. K. athletics cost $1,957,801. The report th ‘v c >m:n ttcc makes The organization also operated, it is FIGURES SHOW DISPOSAL OK clear, is 'n o t final because the war explained, more than 25 “ leave areas' lerviee of thr Y.. M. C. A., which ; in varioui parts of. France, at an ex­ MILLIONS GIVEN TO Y. M. C. reached its maximum in March of pense of $831,6Q1, and n chain of FOR WORK HERE AND OVER .this-year, b.being, c x n tin u ed in -to e hotels for men on leave a t a' cost of THERE Uritbd States and gorelgn ciuntries. $477',956. 'New York, July30.—First detailed Three war * work campaigns for In the United States it is shown, accounts of the receipts and expen­ funds, it pointso ut, brought from the the organizatioh expended $2,105,81G ditures of the Young Men’s Christian American puhlic $12,254,052, and this upon its religious program in the aix Association, made public here today amount, the report states was aug­ military departments, which inculded by the organization’s National War mented to $125,282,869 by sums fro the holding of meetings and Bible Work Council- finance committee, other sources. classes, the distribution of literature Some idea of the magnitude of the and the maintenance of religious sec­ by it between April 26, 1917, and wo'rk accomplished by the organiza­ retaries and musical directors. Edu­ March ‘31/ 1919. Total expenditures tion ia shown by the statem ent that cational literautre, together with' aggregated $97,817,005 in the period more thun 97,000 concerts, vaudeville lectures,' instruction in the; French named, it Is stated, leaving a balance performances were staged by the "Y* language, and library service,,, was of $27,465,854, a sum estim ated to in American cantonments to an ag­ provided aat home by an expenditure be sufficient to carry on the work gregate audience of 43/600,000 at a of 11.192,737 and for sex hygienic here and abroad until next Dec. Cl. cost of $1,166,767. In addition, free education and literature the "Y " According to the figures, which ap­ motion picuture shows in the home spent $73,704. • pear over the signatures of George camps, necessitated an W. Perkins,’ chairman of the com­ $2,328,271. Home Service Red Cross mittee; Cleveland II. Dodge, treas­ Erection of 950 huts for men in The Home Service secFion'“of the urer of the War Work Council, and training camps on this side cost $7,- Red Cross is now occupying a H. W. Wilmot, comptroller, slight-y 698,984 and the outlay for main­ room on the second floor of the more than 2 per cent, of the total tenance was $3,965,736, "These court house. Those In charge of the funds contributed by the America..s buildings,’’ snys the report, "were work will be glad to ahvc all the public were expended . for religio s renters -of religious, educational, en­ soldiers call at the office, especially purposes in the United States ni I tertain menT and athletic' activities those wishing information or help of overseas, while approximately 80 p. r f ir all men who passed through the any kind. cent, were devoted to the purchn e camps on their way overseas or who One thing tho Red Cross D epart­ transportation and distribution of used the centers through, the period ment of Civilian Relief is doing canteen, supplies and to entertain­ covered by the report and are still these days is to see th a t every crip­ ments, education and athletic sports. using them ." pled soldier or sailor "gets back In addition to the provision cf free Overseas, the statement says, work into the game", just as close jo' his athletic supplies, which include I of even "a vaster scope" was accom­ close to hi# original self ns science among other things, in the Unite I plished. The 1,900 or more "Y" can make him—th a t is the idea of States camps alone, 657,096 baseballs huts and tents built oj leased for the the government. The government and 2O.9OO sets of boxing gloves) the use of the A. E. F. cost $4,801,271, provides for tho fitting, replacing report say#, ‘hr Y. M. C. A u'ltrth- were equipped at a cost of $2,950,421 and jooping in repair of every uted $36,s.‘t2.449 worth cf r*crchan- 1*' d operated and maintained at n artificial limb or appliance required dise overseas. Ol tins mcrii.uniiire further,expense of $1,014,337. by its crippled fighters, and the Red $1,791,771 wot III 1.1 appro;!mutely 5 Cross is helping to see that all .who Writing materials hud newspapers per cent, were given f e *•> t . need these things ' apply to Uncle for the overseas men, includirjg 400,000,000 sheets of letter paper, half Sam for them. Of the $97.H 7,005 expended, it the excellence of these artificial as many envelopes and 16,000,000 shown, more t an $3*1,000.000 v. postcards, eosl $2.296,KOH. For mo­ adjuncts to the human body is re­ spent in the finin' ram!.*, m r e the tion picture sbm s, in which 13,000,- markable. Miss Mary Ann Able of $43,;0Q.0OO with tin* American E xjm 000 feet of film were used in France the Southerh Division headquarters Oltianary Force abroad a n d $14,4*09 alone, and spectators' aggregated 50,- attended u base hull Imme in Wash­ ington recently in which every mem­ ber of both teams had lost either a 00Q.000 the "Y " New July Numbers of Letter From Frank Talbott Lamar. Ark., iuiy 23 Sanford iieruld,. Sanford, Florida. Dear Iieruld Friend;; ' well, here 1 am among the rab­ bit twisters and Hill billies of Ark­ ansas". Ileleive me, there is more •lust and dirt in (ids town than all ■*f Florida put together, and the inspiring ‘Marseillaise* sung in English l y Graveure Cravcurc it one of die few living ariim great enough to givji all the glory of the world's tong of victory, the tong that laved I ranee and civilization, clear to it, tremendout climax ‘‘for Victory or Dead', ‘//.Coupled with "The Trum­ peter." alio sung by Cia cure. furnish vwiI it to uush it o!T with. We are now starting m the peach deal here and would send you some peaches hut am afraid that the long haul $ mi id leave nothing hut an empty basket when it got there. •Tile. more- I see of other places the more l think of Florida. Have met several men who spent the win­ ter in Florida and they nil seem to be Florida boosters also. With kindest personal regards and hoping that everything is go­ ing along nicely there with you, I Very truly yours, • * F. W. TALBOTT. . I*. S, Put me down for one cf those dailies w hen'they start, and mail your bill when you get ready. M aurel Makes Marvelous •'Like a string of pearls” indeed come the divine notes of Maurel'sviviJ voice in this song that has touched a million hearts/ So pure and sweet aid limpid arc they that their lound would soothe a soul in torment On die reverie of (his record Miurel singi"At Dawning.** A-2724—$1.00, Stracciari Sings Sublime Love Song "Core'Ngrato' _ All the pstn and pinion which only Stracciari, st his greatest, could convey, •re in this wonderful outpouring of love. Dils Neapoli'an song give* you' Suacciari.st his meat inspired heights.* AUGUST 8. i s o NORMAL RAINFALL Stop your kicking about the rain Orlando rainfall for June wus 5.19 inches, which the government report shows to have been 2.07 inches below the normal rainfall for June for the past ten years. Other points in Florida had a tot­ al rzainfail for the month follows;] Cresecent City,, 9.06 inches; Federa Point, 11.93; Fcrnnndina, 12.19; Jacksonville, J3.79; Brooksville, 10. Jacksonville, 13.79; Brooksville, 10. Ft. Meade, 11.71; St. Leo, 12.16; Ft, Myers, 10.89; Homestead, 12.18. That** a lot of water for Jackson­ ville to be compelled to take in addi­ tion to having to go "dry” under the IT, WE DON’T DENY WE ADMIT IT! your place of business, which means a substantial increase in your profits. We have a new stock of supplies and can meet your electrical % • Lighting and Power- Plant illuminate your home. O n display at our store, dem­ onstrations at all tim es. Fixtures, Vibrators, Fans, Toasters Hot Plates, Portable Lamps, l^ons Lamps, Flashlights, Sewing Mach­ ine Motors, B a tte rie s, Electric Stoves, Washing Machjnes, Vaccu um Cleaners and Supplies Guaranteed C It m Hm i I ■-! SaiaiiUn, >Ih «>•(<, I Iw i m h u i I MHUl, I >Wt.« mtt. COLUMBIA CRAPIIOrtiONE COMPANY, New Yeik ' Card qf Thanka We desire" to thank the many kind friends* who offered words and acta of aym pathy following the sad death of Mr. D. O. Brown.* Mrs. D. O. Brown Norma Mctts , Evert Melts The Fly and the Flea. A fly nnd n flcn In n Slip were im prisoned. Said the fly; “Let us flee/ Nnld tin* Hen; "Lot us fly.** So thej flow through n flaw In the flue. an ford, Florida Daily Thought. There is no better bnlfnst for keep­ ing the mind steady on its keel and sjtvInp It from nil risk of creakiness thnn business,—Lowell* . Electrical Contractors and Engineers L First St. Phone an Sanford, Florida �AUGUST S, 1919 'A G E SEVEN tilled water in FREE. We make a special­ ty of electrical troubles on autos and guarantee all our work. We also have competent mechanics to overhaul your car a n d .c&ir~give you satisfactory service if your troubles are large or small. We are the official service station for the famous Guaranteed 18 Months Lot YOUR a a l BATTERY b« a PHILADELPHIA and clothing profiteers and skoot them into, another planet where they will not bother us any more. BUDGET OP O P I N I O N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E '" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes and Faith. “He'll Print 'e So Says Saunterer. U A sunspot forecaster says that ow­ ing to a strange grouping of six mighty planets the United States will be swept by the most terrific Btorm and catyclysm th at man has' ever known in this decade. I hope it will jerk loose some of those food J When my phone rings faintly and I am undecided ns te whether it really did ring or that it was a loose penny in my pocket and I take down the receiver and say in my sweetest manner, "D id this phone ring?" and a sweet voice comes over the phone from Cehtrnl that sayB, "Excuse me picuBc" . I never know whether l am being kidded or whether the phone rang or whether I am just an ordinary damphool for the want of sense. Yossum. % I .dropped in a t the Seminole Grill Room the other night and gave it tho once over and believe me It is a sweet place where the palate, can be tickled and the soup ■trained through a man's whiskers ala carte postale. And when I say it is a sweet place I mean jirtf those words and my lady friends will bear me out in the statem ent th a t it is sweet and dear and lovely and is better than the best in the big cities. If you have any doubts about this take a look at this fine new cafe and ing a campaign soon for memberships and then go in for advertising Sanford and Seminole county as never before. This will be our h a r ­ vest season If we get ready for the harvest now. 3 Chicago wants to know If the southern states will take the negroes back th a t came from the south when the war started and were given work at higher wages. Now that they are having trouble up there and do not know How to handle it they want the south to take the negroes back. The governor of North Carolina ^ tjlne o f my"" friends mysteriously ’said they would be taken back if called‘ me over the other day. and they wanted work and not ,ijorial told me th a t "likker" was being made and sold "somewhere in thfrf county” and it was up to me and ^ Man asked mo yesterday what I the Anti-Saloon League to' stop it. thought about the strike and I said Just how I am going to 's to p this "W hat strike" and he said the rallnefarious and dod ratted and then road strike. There are so some practice is not . known to my strikes just now that I cannot keep friend especially since there Ib no up with them but I want to say that Anti-Saloon League as all the Saloon 1 favor them all and intend to strike arc dead. A "Moonshine League" myself if the price of food does not would be all right or a "M ountain come' 'down pretty • soon. And I Dew League" or something of that believe in every man In the United sort. As soon as I can fix upon a States striking and tying up the suitable title I wilt get busy on this whole darned show all at once and crusade for it makes me mad to having It over with. I never did think , th at any one would presume favor a little strike here and there. to drink "likker" now that the Unit­ Why shouldn't we all strike and tfll ed States is dry. congress just like the engineers did a few days ago that either the* price ^ Headline in Arcadia paper says of f^yrd and clothing drops or we "Building Road to Vensus"-. Good quit. I am not an anarchist but I we will all take a ride on that road could become one eay enough these Always have wanted to see that days. What do you think about we girl, Venus. people who are not backed by an organization and are making the vi Sec th a t postcards are now out same money' that we-made four or advertising the new hotel Valdez five years ago with no prospect of and while we are about it we might better wages and starvnlion-staringas well get all the hotels to* have uh in the face. Strike, yes, indeedy. post cards printed and we will send We need the money more than any them out with oitr letters. We have man in the world. Look at the clerks, more than one good hotel now and the proftnsiunal men, the army ol are building more of them. Give middle (last people who arc not the news to the world that Sanford mni'jng a living and cannot under can accomodate them this year. the present rate of living. You bet we favor strikes, In fact we favor the present congress doing something People cannot ,go to Europe this year a nd they nre turning toward ut once or kicking the present con­ Florid^ and this is the time that we gress out of ofilce and starting a should be advertising our county. new deal altogether and this country W ithout advertising you cannot get will see something in the next few( congress does not get the people and the Board of Trade months busy at on£c. You bet I favor could db nothing better than startstriking. In fact I favor stopping everything until something, is done to reduce the high cost of living. Can Go To Europe Now Washington,. July. 110. —Restric­ tions on the issuance-of passports to persona wishing to visit European countries, with the exception of Getmany and Russia, are to be relaxed, Secretary Lansing announced today. Hereafter no one will be required to show urgent reasons for-his' visit, nor will age he taken Into consideration. The only requirement will be that the object of the visit Is IcgitimUte and reasonable. Seminole 1County Hire J. Tilden Jufoba T»f Chuluota brought to Sanford one of the lineal specimens of rice that has been seen In this section. . , This 1rice which is being ' raised by Mr. Jacobs on his farm is fully five feet in heighth and from tlje sample brought to Sanford the in­ dications nre that it will produce a very fine crop. While rice hus never been culti­ vated extensively in this section it is very evident that this Is one crop that will some day be a very important crop in our agricultural products. piete,seamies3 sunacethat sheds rain, snow apd s!cet year after year w ith al most no attention. It i always “on the job.1’ T he most severe weather makes no impression on Ccrtaihrteed— n o r c a n sparks, fumes, jras, smoke c r insects impair its pro­ tective strength. Yet Ccrtain-tecd costs no more—less ip fact than other types of roofs. It y laid by anyone w ho w ill follow the simple directions that com e w ith the roll. Upkeep expense is too slight to.consider. Your buildings, old or new—large for small—in city or country—should have the protection of Certain-tecd. CtrUhbtud Is made ta roll*, both smooth sad rough surfaced, (red or green) also in handsome fed or green.asphalt shingles for'residences. Crruim-ieiJ U extra maBtr—ths name means artsirly of quality and satisfaction .guannw/d. It will pay you to get C/rtofo-Awf-’inoet dealers sell It. Aik for C trU f-u tJ and he sort to get It, C crtain-tecd Frodact* Corpora tion a n d . VsraU Sss are lha MfSesl qualltyt n zau vu s. ^ _ ip * 7 T O RETAIL DEALERD ^"W ashington, Aug. 7.—F. E. W’hitc vycoresident of Armour & Co., mea meat packers, appearing before a senate committee investigating the high cost’ of living in the District of Columbia, denied -that his was profiteering or using unfair methods in the distribution and |alo of meat. He declared the comapny had made no profit on its beef b u s i ­ ness this year and that it would wel­ come an investigation '<>( its books and records. He told the committee that the consumer was to blame in aprt for the present high cost of living. Asked why it was that although wholesale meat prices were lower, re­ tail-prices were higher, the witness said the retailers advanced his prices with each advancing market’ and held the prices up ju st as long ‘as his customers permitted him to do so. He suggested the imposition of an excess profits tax against profit­ eers as a means of stopping the pracMr. White told th e . committee th a t lettera received by Armour and Co., indicated that, the pro­ ducer! were opposing; to Federal re­ gulations of the packing industry. inteed Roofing for Sale by :C 0. WIGHT GRO The Right View and the Wrong. “ The man who makes good doesn’t ratt for opportunity to knock; he haa he door wide open." saya an exchange, mnt** the Ham spirit. The other day |e henrd n chap cwiplnlnlng beettnae dd'Opp didn’t p " c '- Ms toe In the door Ike a l^wk flour.—itoston Transcript. •PHAT’S the sort of mileage Diamond Tires hold forth to you. And the Diamond Rubber Company stands ready to adjust on those figures It says to users and dealers "Diamond Tires are delivering mileage so big that Diamond will adjust C o rd s at 8,000 miles: and • F a b ric s at 6,000,-- instead of the previous adjustment o f 5,000 for , Cords, and 3,500 for Fabrics, T h e D iam ond P lu s A d ju s tm e n t M ileage is based on p lu s q u ality proved by th e big m ileage of th e m illions of D iam o n d s n9o w in use. -# B uy D iam o n d s for P lu s Q u ality an d M ileage. T h e P lu s A d ju stm e n t M ileage a p plies to D iam o n d s n o w in u se o r in d ealers’ h an d s. ADJUSTMENT ric* • 6,000 Miles it - 8,000 Miles Semfnole Bank Annex Magnolia A\ e SANFORD, FLORIDA TREAD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 08, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 08, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a097a428b2014fac238cd1be5c3ad510.pdf 289f077f66fc9cb66418718e227a9c13 PDF Text Text > « ** A It * •/ . * • t »i •r •i -w y • - • ,...», _ .... .. . - • - , •*i ' 1 •'. ..V"'i l'J .'* i .■ 77 ,' IN THE HEART* OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION________________ _____________ . 4r VOLUME -V.' ♦? ' • U&it - HERALD ? Jl L J l j t u t .1 ■' -r^- NUMBER 64 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1919 X , m s , i White, If ........... 4 1 0 1 they all rest in peace till they shall Ellis, p rf .... .... 5 2 o 0 respond to the call of Roly on the Moseley, I b ... . 4 1 0 11 morning of resurrection. C. Chapman, rf, p 4 <1 . 1 1 Now, Mr. Boh H olly/ Is it not 0 1* 1 Inman, 3b ------ 4 wonderful, strange and startling, Ciuiplin, s s ------- Z 6 1 1• 3 f when we look "/acts in the face" and discover that' quite. or about 80 millions of human beings of all luriionalities, tongues and religions 1............ 4 2. J ' 1 throughout the earth, the direct 5 0 •) 3 posterity and progeny of that same 1 1 4 mother. Eve who so miraculously 4 t l 8 lb MANAGER KRAUT!! WILL OPEN was' created, stand today hats off 4 0 0 4 ijtfjfc'-* * * FOM ER SANFORD RESIDENT IN DINING ROOM SUNDAY and eyes turned Heavenward, thank­ 3 0 2 9 f SWITZERLAND TH IN KS AMER­ M O R N IN G AT BREAKFAST ing God for Woodrow W ilsonand *■X'T -TV1 r..„......... 4 0 0 1 ICA IS T H E L E A D E R AND for the grand work he lias done and 1 0 0 0 The Seminole Hotel will have the ;, rf GUIDE OF ALL NATIONS still trying to do for better world 4 0 9 0 real openipg of this fine place Sun- ' Farrior, c conditions and for the amelioration Lausanne, Switzerland, 3 0 0 0 day morning when the dining room of human woe and misery nnd the July, 4, 1919. Corcho, p ......... 1 0 0 1 0 0 will be open for th e first time at the avoidanci/ of war? breakfast hour. . PI To Bob Holly, • In the face of these facts, historic Totals ... 37 6 7 30 13 3 • The Seminole recently placed in Editor Sanford Herald. Score by innings: first class shape waa obliged to open The writer has Just read the last facts, is It not passing strange and provoking that U. S. Senators like Sanford 000 000 202 2 - 6 the rooms on account of the insis­ issue of the Herald and he is think­ Tampa ....... ... 200 011 000 1 - 5 tent demand from tho public th at ing of you and the dear old San­ Lodge and others should exert them­ selves on partisan grounds and for Sum mary—Left on bases, Sanford they be accomodated and since th a t ford political effect to embarrass the 10, Tampa 6; two-base hits, Brown, time the hotel has been crowded to 1 This il a memorable day aiul a President in every possible way to The rut a b o v e ' does not give a the hotel now gives one the impres­ Johnson; hits apportioned, off Wells tho —rapacity. glorious liny, and a happy day, for prevent the creation of a "League good view of the new Hotel Valdez sion that the-hotel will he one of the 7 in 7 innings, off Corcho 5 in 3, The dining room had not been America/ and for all Americans of Nations” anil n "Congress of as it is taken from an architect’s coolest and cosiest .of hotels In this off Ellis 6 in 9 innings, off -Chapman opened as Mr., and Mrs. Campbell wherever they happen to .be. Yes ' • Nations" and Parliament of the drawing and not nn actual photo­ state. V in J: first base on balls, off Wells were inclined to wait until they happy di\y because—(as President The Hotel Co., expects to spend wor!d7 Mirny people denounce their graph but. pne can gain some idea 3, Corc.ho 2, Ellis 2, Chapma n 2; could procure the right man to take * ‘0 J Taylor i n . his inaugural address, conduct as .contemptible. . of how the new hotel will look when about $100,000 in building and fur­ struck out by Wells, 5, Corcho 3, charge of this, the most important* congratulated the nation, on the The World excoriates Senator it is finished. • • nishing the hotel and it will ndd Ellis 6; *ucr#re hits Moselsy, Del­ port ' of the establishment. Such a * fact th a t he U. S. was at peace Lodge' unmercifully and among The fourth floor is now being built greatly to this city as a tourist linger, C .. Chapman, B. Chapman; man was finally procured in the with all the world and the rest of other things says that he is insincere and the building is assuming some resort. The company, nlao own suffi­ stolen bases, B. Chapman, John­ person of Kay K rauth for many mankind) we are n o w . at peace economical of the truth and that he of the proportions of a real classy cient property to the east of the son. Williams: wild pitch. Ellis.* years associated with the Gilreath with the whole world despises President Wilson and-hates hotel. The new Valdez will be ready main building to gi\N plenty of room Time of game 2:25. Umpire Baird. "resturant in Jacksonville and a man Since the signing of the Great Dcm iorats generally nnd has no for occupancy on or nbout the first for gnrdrn and flower space and as with years experience in every de­ Peace Treaty at Paris by the rep­ more concience than a Jack-Rab­ Caught on the Fly of November and will be the home tf.i hole: gmws to expand anil add The Orlando team' is working partment of the resturant and hotel resentatives of many if not all the d more rooms. of tourists and tranyiet.f as it will ,,,i a h bit business. . (Continued on Page G) States, Nations, Empires, King­ The Hotel Valdez is being con­ be most modern in every respect. (Continued on page «’» Mr. Krauth has been here for the doms and Principalities on the Globe. The loctition of. the Hotel Valdez structed by W. P. Richardson ;& Co past week waiting for the fixtures Yes this should be the proudest of Jacksonville who nre well nnd is ideal in every way Wing close and equipment to lie shipped ami anniversary since the Star Spangled enough to the luke shore us to afford favorably know in the building trude while al( the material has not nr- * (lag was Hung to the breeze—amid ul( over the state and the new hotel n good view of the lake and is also rived he has decided to open the the shouts and hussas of victorious located right in the heart of things when finished will be the pride of dining rooms on Sunday next and A m e r i c a —after the end of a seven in a business way nnd a trip over the city and country. already the bookings for places the years’ war. first day have been heavy and the From my window, I am gazing popularity of this first class place out over the tops of the great build­ is alreudy assured. ings, churches and Cathedrals of The Seminole Hotel is undouhtly this ancient and most interesting one of the best hotels in the state educational center ahd city; at some BOX SCORES OK ALL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM and the only objection is that there of the high snow-capped Alps; uare insufficient rooms to accomodate rross and beyond Lake Geneva and WILL BE OFFERED T O C O N ­ the many people who want to make musing and thinking soberly and SOLD TO TOLEDO FIRM AT S V M E U S BY GOVERMENT this hotel their home while in the tin wild pilch Chapman I; batter The ball fever 1« ns strong us ever j seriously of the past, the remote FINE FIGURE. COUNTY TO THROUGH POSTMASTER AT city. U. W. Herndon the owner of hlgt B. Chapman. Chaplin; doul-’i anil no amount of rain can cool the past, the recent past and the pres­ GET AID FROM STATE. COST PRICKS. . the building looking ahead to the ardor of the fans who are out to plays Kindred to Chaplin to Monoe nt hour, and "Says l to myself !y. Time of gznib 2:05, 10 minutes needs of the city remodeled the en­ Seminole county claims the dis­ every game palyed h i r e " and even Washington, Aiig.l. Through btt- a 1" “ It is doubtful w;hether out for rain. Umpire Flynn. the postmasters of the country, the tire building a few months ago and Bob Holly or I realize to its full ex­ tinction of being among the smallest follow, up the team when it plays Guine played under protest en­ war department today will oiler di­ made over the . first floor into a . *. ten t the great fact that he and 1 youngest und most progressive coun­ further south. tered by Chapman of Sanford team ties in the stnte . Not only is this The pennant is being flaunted, in after decision by Umpire Flynn in rect to consumers its present a- dining room, the kitehen In the have lived and nre now living in county the leader in good road* the faces of nt least three of tin- t ut inning. Time call.etl. Chapman vuiluble supply of surplus foodstuffs, basenffnt nnd added more rooms to the grandest period and era of re­ movements but the leader in thi corded tim er and that wc see almost teams now and il is anybody s rag off to talk to umpire. Game resumed amounting to approximately 341,000­ the hot<1 on the first floor with a growing of winter vegetables. In that will step up lively and tuke it C h a p m a n t akes .trd hase which hi 000 poll »d» Tl** surplus, consisting nice \ubby and Indies room ami nil every passing day the actual evi­ US j . ioncies of a modern hotel in fruits, in transportation facilities ofl t he pole of *alined vegetables a nd me al s , is ^t he Lakeland tried it thi- ih lawfully holding. d e n c e of the highest and grandest St Charl c This * .is « i« * 1 1 • * ufttT nnd " e v e r y t h i n g " expected to be sold within a week t-\ i a c h i e v e m e n t s of h u m a n endeavor week and almost sueeeeded 1ml Sur.Our latest sale in '"ad bunds Inrd would not Maud lor it und whi ■ holds bull whiell has n ev er been at price- r epr es ent i ng tin ost to , he hud nfrureil Mr a n d Mrs. C a m p along ev er y boe Af " m i n d a tivity played from pi t cher since t i me out. bell to tuke charge of the hotel. Mr. taking place here Tuesday « as a the g o v e r nm e nt , plus postage. they allowed .them one g a m e ju.-t St. Charles ’ugs Chapman off base. till we come to the point and udmit Campbell is.th e popular representarecord breaker the bonds issue of to keep them in good' humor came Umpire calls Chapman out. th a t there is practically nothing that Arrangements for the sale of the K ro* the mind of man, in its loftiest J30Q.00 selling for $3\2,8G1 and hack in the second guinc und show­ test entered th m , announced by foodstuffs, directed by a resolution live of the Lewia-Chitty Co., of Jacksonville and being a travelling flights of imagination has conceived accrued interest The buying was ed 4hem that the old celery pep was umpire at end of inning. . * passed yesterday by the bouse, were man knows what they want in the very spirited nnd the lucky firm that t i e Yankee tan not accomphsh still there.. made today at a conference held hutijl line and for several years past e a t r on Lr.d c.. the rea <>r under getting these gilt edgw, bonds was Sa nf or d suffered s u m o with T i p ­ Sanford Takes Second Game hy Secretary Baker with the post­ Mrs. C a m p b e l l bail an idea that the W. L. Slaytort tirm of Toledo the sea, or in the air. t pled p l ayer s a nd the* usual r un o f , office officials a n d R e p r e s e n t a t i v e A H It PO AB she could do nothing better than \&. are inclined to take it all as a Ohio. l u r k b ut * e u n d o u b t e d l y h av e the • Kelly, of P, n n '..i*. ii ia, a u t h o r of giving t h e commercial men and the 4 l 1 II 0 On the heels of the bond sale -st t e a m in i he. league r e g a r d l e s s ; 1 Ul matter of course and do not halt comes the news from Tallahassee the resoluiton. 5 0 > •I ! t ouri st s u real hotel in Sanford and of w he t he r Orluildo will a c kn ow le dg e I lirl" r "to Stop. Look. Listen” for the ntigh • 1 1 S ecnlary Baker at the close of the t he Semi nol e Hotel is t h e result all 5 0 0 that Semipole will get a great big St. Charles lb ty engines of progress and advance­ it or not und at t h e present writing conference said a price list covering t h a t can be desired in this line. 4 1} 0 1 'J lift from the state roud fund ns the Ery, p ment, and fail to rcliaie the fact we are holding t h e ling a n d all t h e the entire available surplus would 4 0 (1 10 1 following dispatch dated yesterday With the opening of the dining Morris, lb that the signing of the Treaty of pr ospect s are good lor S a n f o r d l» 0 it 0 be prepared at once by Assistant room next . Sunday the new hotel 1 4 Wicker. <lf jndientes: Peace at the Congress of Nations - . 3 l 0 1 1 0 Secretary Crowell, This list, it was enters upon its initial entree anil T h e sum of $4,932,000 was appor­ t a k e t h e flrst series. Love, rf and Parliament of the world and The games this week are as fol­ Cohen, 2b said, at the postofflee department, makes its formal bow to the public : 3 1 3 4 0 tioned by the state road department the -creation of a League of Nations 4 0 n 3 0 would be sent out to each of the with the best wishes of the people from Federal and state aid funds for lows: McBrayne, c } i f V£ a t Paris on June 28th A. D. 1919 was completing the unsurfaced gaps on 64,000 postmusteis of. the country of Sanford for a grand success. Lakeland Takes First Game by far the most momentous event 35 3 K 24 13 the main trunk highways forming Lakeland — und to every rural route carrier. A Totals H It PO AB and achievement of all the. Cycles the stute roud system of Florida, Riva, rf The Postmasters and enrriern in 4 0 0 . 4 X A PO All It II Sanford — of Centuries in this beautiful world Mrs. Henry Purdcn Entertains arrangements made at the confer­ during its .meeting here yesterday Turner, ss ..... i . 3 O 4 0 1 «• B. Chapman, c since God under the most extra­ Mrs.' Henry Purden entertained o' 0 0 G O ence, will us government sales­ St. Charles* 3b ordinary and peculair-circumstances and today. Inman, 3b ... a few friends at her home on Pal­ The funds apportioned wilb in Ery, rf men, informing interested consumers ..3 l 0 1 0 JOhnsbn, cf procured "an ordinary spare rib metto avenue on Wednesday aftcrthe majority of cases, lie used in Morris, l b of the prices and methods of sale ... 3 0 I 3 1 White, If.. and converted, it into a thing if no6n in honor of her sister, Mrs.conjunction with funds provided Wicker, cf .......... 4 0 0 4 0 and taking orders for the fobdstuffs. Ellis, 2b ......... beauty, yes into a thing so beauti­ Hewett of Waynesboro, Georgia through county ''bond issues; in Payment will be made by buyers a t .. 4 0 0 1 1 C. Chapman, rf ful. charming and lovely that He fact, mahy of the apportionments Cohen, 2b and her school-mate, Mi»s Rebecca the time the orders are given the 3 0 0 1 1 McBrayne, c* Moseley, lb culled it WOMAN and then and the Padgett of Gaincs/ille. were made with tho provision that Hall, p 0 1 postmasters and carriers, who will 0 3 Chaplin, ss there gave her the name of Evf. The home was beautifully de­ the counties provide either stated Lovet 3b 1 0 1 P 1 0 2 2 issue receipts which will be redeem-' corated for the occassion with flowers Morten, p You probably remember the 1 amounts or nmounta sufficient ro able in cash in event .of- inability and ferns nnd trailing vines and tho biblc Story. ’ T hat act or achieve­ complete the gaps when added to to fill orders through the exhaustion Totals •10 3 3 27 10 29 4 7 27 13 7 ' Totals ......... rooms were most cool und inviting * ment was the act of a God, yes of the state and Federal aid funds pro­ of tho supply. , AB It II PO A 'i Score by innsUgs: our God and Saviour of the World. vided by the department. to the guests.’ Hanford — Will Be Distributed 3 0 0 9 0 0 .Lakeland 100 002 000—3 Three tables of bridge and five the Treaty of Peace and League In making these apportionments t B. Chapman, c In accordance with the house ro- hundred for •ithose who wished t o 000 002 0 2 0 - 4 of Nations was the act and achieve­ the department did not fix any Inman, 3b ..... . 4 0 o1 1 3 * Sanford 0 0 rniution the foodstuffs would he 7?(ay and other diversions helped t o ment of mert, R E A L - MEN, the standard of road mileage, popula­ Johnson, cf......... „ 3 1 -O M 0 1 4 0 d atrihuted by parrel post, and th e pus* a most p le a s n t. afternoon and Sanford Wlna at Tampa White If .. principal one. being Woodrow Wil- tion or coat per mile,' but made suf­ 0 r n— 0 4 p r i m to be quoted at each post- gave Sanford people the opportunity KIIU. rf . Says the Tam pa Tribune: 1 ^ 0 ficient tx meet the needs of each - son. 12 0 0 0 ^The V_ Celery / *..1 • i Feds I fave n ir a 4the Ha nslight lliili o'fice will represent the orginal cost to meet Mrs. Purden's guesta. .. 4 Moseley, lb The poignant and Tragic events particular case arid upon the merits 3 0 i 1 9 of the foodstuffs to the goverment Chaplin, ss Iced tea and delicious sanilwitches Smoker (linger hi* first lacing of _ and facta of recent history convince htereof. '4 0 i 1 3 and the parcel post transportation Kindred, 2b arid cake were served to tho guests seasoif, sending him to cover and us th a t the grand and momentous The rosds covered by the appor­ 4 0 n 0 2 C. Chapman, p then peppered Corcho soundly for charges from the 'nearest' war de­ at thfc ‘close of t h e - c a r d gamea. achievement referred t o . waa one tionments were: Mrs. Hewett has many friends the tying and winning tallies. Un­ partm ent depot having the foodstuffs moat happy result of the very re­ Road No. 1, from Pensacola to ...33 1 9 27 13 Totals .......... in storage. hero having visited in Sanford a s daunted by the spurt the Smokers cent ’ world-wide conflagration that Jacksonville Miss Louise Blount. Miss P a d g e tt ^ ■The prices quoted, officials said, involved and enveloped the entire •M cBayne injured in 6th. St. fought fiercely even' through the Road No 2, from tho Georgia is one of Galrteavlllc’s fairest (laugh. would be considerdbly below the tenth, recovering half of the lead VPrld in a monstrous war of un­ state like to Fort Myers, via Jaspor, Charles relieves him. Love re­ ter* and at present is taking voice _ .. _ B __. — ' .j prevailing market prices th at raced a«ross on Inman's dumpy paralleled savagry, cruelty and through Hamilton, . Columbia, lieves St. Charles. While the am ount of foodstuffs • culture in one of the largest studios fiendish brutality and In which Alachua, Marion, Lake Orange, t Bats in place of McBayn ufter lo.ft back of first base in the front end of the tenth. ' rivers of blood were shed and Eight Osceola; Polk and De Soto counties. 6th. in each class has not been estimated *n *^cw ^ or^' Millions of brave, ’ patriotic, redTam p has seen teams come from hearings before a house war investi­ Score by innings: Road No 3, she St. J o h n s , river blooded young men—the hope of scenic highway, shrough Pstnam , Lakeland ......... . ..200 000 010—*3 behind, l a fact th a t is the one spot gating committee recently showed Another French Brlde> the world—among them Three Hun­ Volusia and Seminole counties. Sanford ^....,..000 001 000—1 where the Smokers have been strong, the value of the s u rp lu s . available M artin T etnPl* has arrived hom e dred Thousand' of our boya, yea our Sum m ary— Left on base*"San­ but there never was a gamer rally July 8 to be approximately as fol­ from France Where he served du r­ Road No 4, from -.the Georgia fcoit, some from Sanford, and the staged on Plant field t h a n , that lows: , ing the war being stationed t b s very creain and pick and flower of state HnC'via Hilliard, Nassau coun­ ford 8, LakeUnd 6; Two base hits four-flush finish of the Sanford out­ „ Canned vegetables, $23,000,000; greater part of the time a t B rest. ty Jacksonville, and down the efcst Morris, White; three base htta, John-; America's young manhtrtd, give corned' beef, $24,000,000; bacon, He brought home a French bride son; 1st base on balls off Chapman fit th a t piled up six runs to win. . their live* for'their country and are coast to Miami Sanford— AB R II PO A E f$28,000,000: . u , v v v (v v v , hashed . .- o s . v w V cornedliv u beef, v x . v i i . being w v m i the second Sanford boy t o — 2; atruck out by Chapm an . 9, £y Royd No 5, from High Springs now* sleeping th a t dreamless sleep Stewart, 2b ..... . 5 0 2 3 6 0 U u v $10,090,000; roast beef, $20,500,000; m arry in France. They are the gueatW Hall 1; sacrifice -hits St. .Charles, .. ' th a t knows no waking in the bosom to Sarasota, via Brooksville and - • o'shell-torn and shotMlddled France. T a n ria , and severa, orther roads \£ry 2, Johnson; stolen base* T ur­ B. Chapman, c . . 4 0 2 8 0 0 . fresh frozen meats and p o u ltr y ,1of Mr. Temple's sister, Mra. W r I f . 2 2 0 ' $20,000,000. - » 4 Hynes. ner 2, Morris 2, Ery, Kill* 2, Chap- ■Johnson, cf..—...... 60 8 ' Who can estim ate our .loss.? May Hot yet numbered . PEACE TREATY AND WILSON MEAN" THE FINE NEW NOW IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION WILL BE MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT ROAD BONDS OF SEMINOLE ABOVE PAR ■ • , . . : •• . *• * ■- . v ' « . *- • . . . • . < BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK THE SEMINOLE HOTEL OPENS DINING ROOM MILLIONS OF POUNDS IN FOODSTUFFS �.* . " , • / • • ■. li) ; ■ _ ■• - . ■' THE SANFORD HERALD •• . .. .■ ''' • , • • _____ • ■* ■ rl _ _____ JULY 25,* I9|y ■ ___ PAGE TWELVE For Bale— Moline Universal T ra ttor, good as new, extra rims, with sand cleats. Two fourteen Inch plows rolling truck, complete Lyman Bros. Forest City, Fla. GB-2tc. , For sale Five acres farm, good house, 2 and one half acres tiled, Mules wagon and harness. Bnrgnin for cash. W. W. Dressor, U-l For sale—Stovp wood. Get your •E5 winters supply now. E. G. Hodges S U-l, Box O pacity. 62-4tp. 8H • •„ r I ,n /.o n tlin The time has come when e v e r y farmer must save every, sprig of ha> he. c^n, in „ » Spring crop has been practically a failure, but every Farmer will make lots of S— . 114» hayV »■ if he will *•*•"*' take care of it. The only way'to take care •of it is to Bale it, the 1 only way to handle H a y is to Bale it. Why no! Iiuy a press and Bale your hay =§ W|,cn from tlirecTo four tons will pay for the press, then you will have one for ■ the next 15 years. Hay is selling right in your home town at $50 to $60 per ton, migz-r- * . , , • Buy YouY ■f > MILK, BETTER, CREAMaand BUTTERMILK from a Sanitary Dairy *m % Everything Fresh, Pure and Clean# For t salc—2 2-tou ..Soldon WornT X I Drive. MjRor Trucks Pneumatic , |( EqU|pnM}ntr 3_ j Ton seidon Worm • 4 • . Two Deliveries D aily by-Auto • £f tt j Equipment. If you nre in the marSS ket for a Moror Truck it will pay S 3 ! you to see these *hefore buying. J. S I). Bowen, 327 Laura St. Jackson­ v ille , - Fla. G2-3t * , . • # . . Phone 51 sale or exchange—1 Vault good shape, 1 #lar|cc Safe, 71 high, I small Safe, 34 inches 1 .adding machine. Must sell C. Care of Hcrhld. 62-tf. gains. See W. C. Halliday, Wckiva, miles out. Sanford Ave. Plenty it M ANITACTl)IIKKH OK work to be had spare timo close hy. 60-4tp We have for sale a homestead of Fla. Apply to F. C. Welch, B. & O. Motor 120 acres, 15 acres cleared and fen­ 63-lte For Sale—Ten acres 'celery lsnd Co. City. ced, fbur-room house, located near east of Sanford on brirk road H tbile Let me have YOUR OROER before the Price Advances a sidewalk. $2500.00 a good place to For housekeepipg rooms apply ’ • go into hog and cattle business, as from loading station,-five acres im­ 308 Park avenue, between Third and proved, 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells. well as general-farm ing. Irrigation Fourth streets.. 59-5tp *'o r particulars apply to "Farm ,” as well can be had so that you, you F can irrigate land if you wish. * | c*o Herald. For Rent—Nicely furnished bed­ G2-2tc. A. P. Connelly. room. Gentleman prefc red. 113 For Sale—Jersey D utoc pigs, $12. Lake Monroe, Florida For sale—Iver Johnson bicycle a pair, $6 for one. G. W . Spencer, j Eaat F ltth . St58-tf in good condition. Phone 425 or For Sale—Five rooms furniture, call at 1011 Oak. 62-2tc 510 Magnolia. * 5:?-if * For Sale— Fifteen acres celery land |-'yr, sale-nFecond hand Erector fenced, at loading station near Cam­ Furnished Rooms —By day, neck year was 185 for compulsory flip­ Set. See Willard Lumlcy at 902 eron City. Eight acres tiled for irri­ or month. Every convenience. Over ping of cattle to only 34 against, French avenue. City. 62-2tp. gation, flowing well. Faces public Philips Drug Store, corner I’ark and' and it is expected that the work f All Local Advertisements Under For snle—McCormick Mowing road on two sides. I put this land First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. 'in this county will continue in full This Heading THREE CENTS a in thorough shape last February for 43-tf • i force until the county Is cleaned up Line For Each Insertion Minimum Machine in good condition. Cheap spring cropping, hut other business for cash. Apply Don McDonald Cel­ and released from quarantine, giv­ Charge 25 Cents. Room for rent, man and wife requiring my attention could not do ery Avenue. 62-2tp. ing our cattlemen the advantage | prefered, will furnish board for a It only requires disking fo put WANTED of open markets for their surplus t limited number of people Apply For Sale—Fresh milk cow. R. L. it in thorough shape for fall and rattle. Elm Avenue. Phone 217 W. til-dtp winter crops. This is an excellent 910 Wanted To buy thrcc-buruer ga- Garrison, fi2-2< p pjece of land, very conveniently lol plate. Enquire Herald Office. «3-tf , Continued For Sule Ten pure-bred Duroc eated and a real money maker. I Ways of Yoqng Sparrow*. FOUND RoKclund will sell it for $4,500. pay 5500 cash Wanted: young jersey cow. Write gilts, 8 months old. S ta te Live Stock Sanitary Board." After the young sparrows leave the I > a i r y . Following' adoption of the resolu- nest, they gather In flocks, which with A. P. Mussel white. Geneva. Fla ________*’ ~ lp anil let the crops pay for balance. Found —Black hob tailed sow. G3-2lp. tu.n* a number of the cattlemen re- oilier lh» ks return every night to the Dodge T o u r in g ! John T. Flournoy’, 920 Now ^ ork marked under slope split_ in one car For Snle—One quested Dr. E, M. Nighhert. r e - j satno roosting place, writes Frnnk W. Wanted Saleslady Ladies Ready car. just overbnule I and put in Avenue. N. W., Washington. D. C. and crop in other ear. Owner mn presenting the government in If!..- Chapman. In "d u r Winter Birds." 11,1 , 1 have same hy paying for ihis ad densely fo\v,.a r Apply New York Ready f i r s t class condition. Seminole Coun' ... the ,ne governemnl .........s Sometimes this Is In .. rida. to- state . 1 ,i,.., .inn,,., I„- Paged f e e . ut ..thers In Ivy or other to Wear. 312 Sanford Avenue. Apply t>' Garage. For Sale or B e n t- Large, c .fort- and damages. J attitude, lie saul that during bis ^ # TU> |lln,M seem to have at once. r>:t-tf 62-tf. t (|l-tf able house, recently repaired. H. C. ! Roht. W. Lord. eighteen year’s experience in eradi­ much to sny ns they retire, and chat­ 55-tf 7Z ; T7 “ J ~7~. r 1 For sale Ten pure bred Duroc Du Bose. F o und—Black curley sow- im ight cation of cattle Inks in several of ter together In ii ejioms >vlilch Is for...... ............. — W" " “ ‘‘l Flr,‘ ,.'r i , Gilts 8 months old. Roseland Dairy the quarantined stalls he never '«’r tonntely Imshcd by the approach o r , two ilors,. wagon, if a bargain. Box r FOR RENT fil-4tp ............................................ ................................. knew of any county where t’be people dnrknevs. sa me hy_ mailing and paying for feed fi2 It.ti.H, Sanford, Fla. were unanimously in favor of the For Rent. 1 A 4 a c r e s ‘choice c e l| and this advertisement, C D Tc», For Sale Good flowing well land WANTED OLI) CLEAN ■ d amf | corner 4th si., and Pecan avenue, work until after :t had been com­ half mile from Wekiwa. Can put ery and lettuce land. Tiled Author of the •’Doxology.” G2-2tp. RAGS. ANY KIND E.\i* . four City. pleted, so he belie veil that the good you on to homestead. 1 have bar- good well, three room housi T he a u th o r of t h e "Doxology" whs t ’FJ’T OLD SOCKS. old democratic doctrine, nf letting the K l I g l M l bishop T l i n l l l l i s Kell ___________ !______________ . a COATS. PANTS. OR the minority rub1 should he followed ( H-IT I 7 I I ). who III l ' -:*!. w,i- 'll prlxeil BED SPREADS. AT m counties where elections have n f M s s e e ( B l l l l g - nllil. V»'ells) a s :i non TH E HERALD OFFICE. been favorable to compulsory di|t- juror. Ills most w | d, l v I town hymn59-1f ping of cattle. At the same time the lliclude the -morning mid evenln government encourages the working liymtw. "Awake. My So u l !" and "isinry W anted—We will pay the highest of large area* of quarantined ter­ to Till***. My God. T ld - Nl f ht . " both market price for pine veneer timber, ritory in units to facilitate the hand­ Which i-lnl with the I.11 loaded on the rurs, anywhere in 6tl ! u 1 .v ling of cattle on the ranges, and the "I’nilse miles of Orlando. Fla. Dixie Lum ­ important matter now for the seve- Blessing- I low. ber & Veneer C • . Orlando. Fla. ral 1 u Iit*n* niatif w«»rk ,Vi Ut p a • _ T h re e C a p ita l C rim e * . has startiil 1- to git ready "When I wa11 boy states Mr. W antid Six good plow hands and by providing the t.et • -ary dipping v a ts and funds f> r loiiduilmg the I’iit**li 10 Stockton lleriilil, “ t her e were ten men for clearing. Steady work three capital c ri me s—murder, blas­ fur satisfactory men at )9 cents per work, continually emphasising the phemy, anti lying abed In the morning. educational feature lo secure soope- Of Hie three, murder rtml blasphemy Hour. Pleasant, healthy place and' Don't write, just ration of the greatest number pos­ tnlglit sometimes be forgiven, hut late good treatment. sible. rising never. One of my gr an d fa th er s .• CiAiucfi Ranch, The action ot tin- 1 oi.\ei'lit»n has frequently got up ut l our o'clock oil a t •a ‘vtui iv. D r e s s '7-7tc DeLeoh Springs. Flor «!a. no i i :: . . : ’’ ' "ork winter morning, built a lire In the cook :n > 1 nriiuli- • ou 1 : y. wher*' t tu vote stove anil then would -It down by It Wanted Two ma'*- « a:ters. v7-1f it eleition on July IGth of last •and go to sleep."— K an s a s City Times 57 week Belle Cafe • • L'l'holsteriqg .inu n.altre-- :• .ikini1. furniture repaired, mirn -s p la te d ,1 auto tops and sia ts recovered l-ir-t glass wr.rl:'rit.ljv- Brown Upholstery Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fin., * * 49-tfc f SIKES HAY PRESS CO., Ocilla, Ga. For door, inches high, quick. The "RED RIPPER HAY PRESS” Guaranteed ................................................... iimixxx.... iiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxx CATTLEMEN IN MEETING AT ORLANDO V) .j i m ?♦•ij I ® 'i f ••I ' a if ‘. t i 5 i J f J . is ■mr • > ir ■ ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ■ ii i M i *h .• 'T *. d\ t ,AJ m >1.15.7 V M tP »e>- I • I iou i ‘East Coast Special’ B ee H iv e s We a y now manufacturing I l e c ' I l i v e Material- from Selected Cypress b o a r d s, "T he Wood Eternal.’* which E a s t C o a s t beekeepers se em 'to he particularly well pleased with. n PRICES ON STANDARD HIVE PARTS • Prices f. o. b. Eau Gallic. Freight must be added t •: t 8 Frame 10 Frame Top Board ' ’ -----50c each 50c each Standard Body . * ... .:..... 58c each** 60c each Shallow Super • . 38c each . f 40r each Bottom Board 3*c ’ *0c p* fh Standard Frames ’ . * ....... «-• $4.50 per 100 Ends mortlilrd for top and bottom bars, bored for wires, top bar grooved and wedge furnished. . I Shallow Fratncs. for supers (aarnc as above) . $3.50 per 100 ALL MATERIAL SH IPPED KNOCKED-DOW N. .NAILS FUR­ NISHED AT SLIGHT ADDITIONAL COST In addition lo material listed above we manufacture several different sixes nnd grades of frames.’ etc., and will furnish details on request. /f f .. ^ . i [ ■mrroo* ioswd tow howi* - in > r t» M to w 10 xiur csoe* WRITE YARD NEAREST l ’OU— WE HAVE THEMYAT Titusville, Cocoa, Eau Gallic, Fort Pierce, Stuart and Miami, Fla. General Offlcea—Foil Pierce, Fla. . -to. • w w w w w W iry W4 Just Notice These | k \ «•f - wwwvy w • ; Agricultural Engineer with crew open August 1st for other .engag<merits with reliable pnrties. Clearing | sudirrigation, landscuping. report­ ing on property. Best references Address Agri • cultural Engineer, Cure of Herald.! . 63-2t<\ FOR SALE For rule —Wood. Oak and Pine. Stove, Fireplace or Furnace. Get your winter supply now. F. P. Rines j Ilox 807, Phone 57. G3-2tp. For sale—Fine Columbia Church Organ, in good condition. Very cheap Mrs. Criggnl 1st Street. G3-2tp FOR SALE — CORONADO BEACH. FIVE OCEAN FRONT LOTS, 50 X 200 FEET. NEAR PA VIItON AND BRIDGE ROAD $350.00 EACH . FOR IJU1CK SALE. W. L. COOPER. CORONADO. -.FLA. * 63-2tp ’ For' sale: Upright piano, Everett; good'condition; very reasonable; in­ quire Mrs. A. W. Fitts, 100G E; Second Sg.,- Sanford. 63-2tp. FOR SALE— KIDDIE HO OP", little less than new. In good condi­ tion. will aril cheap. Can ba seen at J 13 E. Fifth St. 63-tf For sale—25 acre farm, 25 hogs, 2 cows and calves, I horse wagon and tools $1,600. Address Box B. AYeklwa, Fla. . 63-4tp. For sale—One second hand Soda Fountain, One pair Counter' Scalei, One set Drug Fixtures, Prescription Counter's etc., Two pairs Prescriptioa Scalps. L. R. Philip*- * . 62-2tc. Pretty F i l m y Goods. S u c h Dainty .. Servicable Dresses can be m a d e from these washable fabrics. Voiles, Crepe De.Chine, Organ­ dies ' and w a s h Silks in all the popular shades' and patterns. : : : : Clever a n d Servicable Silk Waits in Georgette Crepe, Fancy Voiles and Colored Organdies. Just the thing for your going away to the mountains or seashore. . We will be pleased to show these Waists. 9 Manhattan Shirts Well 'hll men know what the word M anhattan m eans to the m an who .w ants a good Shirt. . We have a splendid lot of patterns to select from. Talk about New Suits! The m an Who has trouble in securing a satisfactory fit in a stock suit will find . it decidedly to his advantage to come in and let us show him what we cari furnish in first-class, all­ wool garments tailored to fit. : �r> A / s^pSasgSSS'S I ,r~- *v.s -- <’. • -- , — . . ; . • I Eg Ww- ♦ TUB SANFORD HE&ALD guess they will remember the past before they get through with it. I hope so any way. We have suffered now- let them suffer. We were Jill shocked' when we heard that Mr. D urant's line car was stolen last Friday night. We truly hope it will he found. It seems like people can't be satisfied now a days unless they are stealing or killing some one. What will be­ come of this world and the people in it? There are so many people now that >rejoice over other’s troubles. Why Rhould they do so? They ought to think that they will have trouble! some time in life hut they don’t i ’ seem to think of that hut the time* is coming when they will think and CO UNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY -EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD A t G IST 1, | 9„ Our (Officers in the ARGONNE*?FOREST ordered, “KEEP COOL” Men “KEEP COOL,” and our Men won hands down. GENEVA ‘ I morning ami Dr. Cason of Orlando Miss Cnllie Grant of Jacksonville! Sundity mornings. ijnd sister Mrs. Frank, Pitts of New Misses Clair Harrison and Helen • % Smyrna are visiting their mother Moran and Messrs Lester Brown Mrs. L. Grant. and Frnnk Harrs attended the movie Last Thursday a picnic was given in Sanford last Saturday night. a t Lake Harney in honor of the re­ Ja ck Fulock who has been visit­ turned soldiers. A "big" day. for ing his uncle Aubrey Moran and A Base Ball Pitcher gets three men on If you would iucceed in business with everybody. family left last Friday for his home in Miami. , . * ' ■ * Paul Dooley left last Friday for base with no out?. If its our pitcher hands down, or if you would enjoy that Akron Ohio, where he will visit H arry and Ralph Geiger left last il w‘** ,ie to" *“ t0’ we want him to “KEEP COOL’- 1% vacation this year we suggest U:nt you friends. week for T am pa.________ ___ ______ I __ ,u '__ — ---Frank Ilarrs of Savannah, Ca. ‘ LAKE MARI ITEM S Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips “ KEEP COOL.” “ KEEP COOL” MEN “ KEEP COOL” . T* R um Phrey and sister and Mrs. Adams spent' last Tuesday is visiting Lester Brown. Mrs. *' i. Smith of Elder Springs w e r e in Orlando shopping. Mrs. W. L. Seig is spending the Tuesdtfy sdtf: mhrning visitors here. Quarterly meeting was held at week with her mother at Corundo Mrs. P. D. T ruitt of Longwood the Methodist, church here Saturday beach. spent Monday thje guest of Mrs. and Surfday. Dr. Iliilburn the pre­ Fred Billiard ’left Tuesday for H. D. D u ra n t.’ siding Elder preaching Saturday points in Delaware, where he will ■ I i i Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans and - * ■. -- . children of T a m p a arrived Wednis-' r. anil Mrs. W. J,.' Daniel ex­ day to spend the remainder of the pect to leave next Friday for Largo week with J. D. Evans and mother. to visit their son Rev. Herman Mrs. P. D. T ru itt and daughters •i. D a n ie ls'a n d family, w ho will then of Longwood and Wal/refl and Carl join them and they will visit other ttONVItU-riA ... Pierson of Upsala were Sunday points together. visitors at the home of A. E. tyrcpwDtaGxwpktenodemSowed Sjnhklotn and family. * ouW(kra*TS-fo»U«toJ ^.e upCafen W EST GENEVA AVtiXDB ctMVfd^A C;rvwr\i«d It Everything-fix | Mr. anti Mrs. J, A. Brad dock We have had .one gnod dry day heart of City-Send foeBooMst • of .Pierson are spending the week but awful hot. •ri-JilusniTM, rsoP P, with their sonrtn-lnw H. D. Durant Mr. Paul Mansfield left Tues­ I and family. day for his home at TarnpA after The writer didn't feel none the spending two months with hi« aunt. host Saturday morning on discover­ Mrs. J. E. Vaughan ing that the new Ford ear was miss­ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fortier arid Mrs. i n g .‘It was one of the boldest pieces put on . Mack Waters and son George* spent of business done here on record. Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. Tom Hut guess may be folks will live Fortier. through it. tiie pot is still boiling n* •ffim m ftlr+j Mr. and Mrs. Neal Culp and child­ any way. (lerind of the war has been reorgani­ ren and Mr. and Mrs .1 R. Robin­ zed ami hold their first meeting with AUTO O W N E R S son spent Sunday with Mr ami Mrs OVIEDO Mrs. Then Aulin lu.st Friday. Will Robinson and all r> ; irt a Dr Mnthcrsnn, wife and daugh­ Call on us for exact pleasant timiv Miss Gladys Leinhart and Mr. ter Marguerite of Fort Myers are d u p lic a te of your Mrs. Nicola and Miss Gladys visiting. Mrs. W. L Carter in Lake Max Lienhart were ijuietty married at the home of the bride in Lake broken spring, Robinson were railing at Mrs. Jack Charm. Charm last Monday night. Father • liUgliah's Sunday afternoon. a n d receive Mrs. Tlideit Jacobs and Mrs. O’Rlordun of the Catholic Church The weather has been so bad it Then Aulin spent the day in Orlnndn spring s a t. of Sanford officiating. Only the makes people feel bail all the lime, Isfactlou Mis- Mary Licnhart spent last immediate . family being present. everything so damp. t h a t la Saturday with her sister Mrs, C A, Mrs. W. N. Blackman and chil­ We will have some good weather Unman in Orlando. r e a l. dren, Herman and Janinita, will after the old Dog Days are over and Mr. and Mrs L . L. Ctitjk of Or­ leave to-morrow for Charleston S. C. we will all be glad to see the time lando motored to Oviedo last Sun­ for an indefinate stay with Mr. ci >111 e day to see Mrs Cook's mother. Mrs Blackman who is tn the electrical Well, our (roubles of war are a- A I Mct'ulley department of the ship building bout over except ex kaiser and his Mr. N’ F. Lizette. Miss Olive plant. sun, Crown Prince. I think there Lezette and Miss Alive ISranon Rev. L. E. Wright left yesterday SANFORD FLORIDA is trouble has just been begun and 1 were shopping in Sanford Wednesday! for a short vis it to ( ‘r e s e n t Cjtv. Mrs, Ensign daughter and s>.n Mrs. II ll( McCall has returned 3E of Jackson vilb are Visiting Mrs. from LakelitmT w hen' she was called bp "1 by the d e a th of her father Rev. Edward. Argo. A N Y QUANTITY ‘ Mrs. Roy White, who has been Mr Stein meyer. The com m unity COMMON BUILLHNti I away on a visit to her mother in sympathizes with Mrs. McCall In her sorrow-, it having been but a Jacksonville returned last week. IMMEDIATE Miss Mabel Swope and father few months since she lost tier mother. 1 DELIVERIES Rr v Mr, Alderman filled the* Mr. S W Sw.iji who returned from , 1 11.i K ,i1 - a! r ;-itiav (.lit*' H.tpi -i ;.pu.| .: !.i ri lit-’ 'lthb.lt ll HD'H * \ 1 fj aft or a s Tunis illness of ; ' III | a Mr.; M months 1 " W (Ijt) .1|.rt S pIp( I Brick Fun* Frani i« t. I 1. ■' ' ; >t ■i'- . It for .i \ l gn Al! ll his liuughtlT duration. < ill .1 NOW OPEN ----- --------- -----M|» l 1 •*1 are >fn a short visit week . >r tell 1l.i> Catering to Commercial Men EAST SANFORD 1 Mrs* C. L. W ist and two chil­ to Ovit-do. and Families Mr, and Mrs. D. R. B ris s o rj 1 \ tin Iran I’Un. lino.! Kate. Hair. It.««>Ribfc dren a n d 'Mrs. Mary Wir-t have gone Tl.e friends of Mr. T. L. CushCarried in Stock . Th«TAVAUES lNN.',T«*1irr*. FIv. to tlie head). ing regret very much to hear of his reached home last Friday T M r:-n r rc . ; -•• >• .............. .. .. .. I. l.is illness in Jacksonville and hope r.e duite an extended trip with * improved sufficiently l : - d . a fmt* time. (tost in ih>. hank aft*. . 11 joyab.e will stiun ------- -------------in— i ' fr-i. Icmiif* Powi'l! Cowan anil s tay witli Mr- Lit , a-by at to return home. tin i| hi* r • Miss Nellie have been II a j t'lM a f> ■ I'lu ■>. Mr a ti d Mr- T ibb n Itn ! 2 \S, Ray .Street Jacksonville, Morula M ar'. guests of Ms and Mr-. W W Mi], Tl « 1 r.» i . r i , . - il i Visitiiiy their mother M 'Will Drive Away ■ /-’.‘liiifx u r t j l . i t t r u t u r c Pi'tonjTfv I iir n in h c d Djum r c« ' h r f i' r the j -us t week, Tkv, have 1* Is AI l k 'him U' V m a 1 r I, - a i >>U I g .1.1 >>l M______ . a J lailie at 11 r i>.,i:g dertli... t for the Mr. N ii Tanner is improving been touring Florida in their car and left Tuesday for their liotne in —■* Jackson yille. 5 To keep cool in this case means dress cool. means to means W e ^ o everything in our power to see that our customers get full values at our place. V* . WhwfcurSprlnjBreaks B. & Agents For International Harvester Co. 0. MOTOR CO. McCormick and D eering Mowing Mach­ ines, H a y R a k e s and Harrows BRICK >ru I I irt- Brit k The T A V A R E S INN INTERLOCKING TILE iiiiin b ie ti S to ck to n C o m p a n y ( y o o d n ig h t j Mosquitos □ □ □ □ □ □ □ n □□ □ fU □ □ □ □ □ Out.of Every Four Livery Cars Right . Here in This Community, Three of Them Use Diamond Tires * * ■ *■■ • * Many tire dealers m eet you with an argum ent about how cheap they can sell you a tire. If their tire had the quality and mileage built into it th at a DIAMOND TIRE has, they would not have to mention the PRICE. Y et a . ‘ DIAMOND chst you no more than a \ . so-called C H E A P T IR E . Wi^ht Tire Company Thcro’a a man at the curb to serve you. SEM INOLE I B - I a B BANK I B i . B ANNEX 1 R . I ON 9 R M AGNOLIA B I • ......... I ■ » i • •. 1 - - I I AVENUE I I 1 I I ,-.mt b p giuratUM Ihoy B ill' l U r \ 1 he Lake Mary correspondent's ■SBjy a* Iona ax you u»o It. P ltii. J sermon was read with interest, our; mil, hixllltful, tmclli ||g« a i>tn* h n i l . Only a fur drcyi nttxMJff m sentiments exactly. Glad to see how amt ]» u can xlrc|i In pearc ami autiJ 5 it looks in print. malaria. Alto rrfom.'-ifinh-i! aa x 9 prcirntallvc agilnM flits, rnachtx, ^ We are rIui! to note that Miss, M l u , Hoc, inllox, etc. *XVIH r.»t \f tiaht the flrtt-a! linen. !8c at Jour j Ruby Hart lias ipiite recovered f. jm dtalor'/, er l-y mall. * m . Iier recent illness. D Mrs. Uchitla arrived last •w e i k ' • from I’hiludeiphia to join Mr. Uchida The tc \-0 -V to « Co., rr-| who cable here sonu» time ago to go Monlgomtry. Ala. . j into fnrming they have gone . to >housekeeping near the Toya. i o -,s. ' W. A.. Knight has gone to t h e 1 western part of the state on a busi- ness trij). Mrs, J. G. Hasty is moving to the Johnson house this week. , Mr- and Mrs. Virgil Hasty will begin housekeeping on Geneva a \ e Mrs. Virgil Hasty accompanied her little sister Hazel Francher home to Chirago Inst week. Mrs. Hasty wfll be away only a few weeks. Mrs. Joe Cameron and young people are at home-from the beach now .t o remain. x Mr. and Mrs. James Estridge will begin housekeeping at the £ampbell place on Celery avenue to he vacated by Mr. and Mrs, O. J.* Pope and A NEW TIRE, TOO: family. I he Popes having bought Mrs. McDonalds home and farm. Well, t a k e it c a l m l y — no use steering Mr._ and Mrs. Graham Hunter and m a k i n g the air blue.. Better were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn at Daytona beach on Sunday. bring it to Kent's vulcanizing shop John Ingram is here again after tyid have it attended to. UeH spending several .months on the make a finished job of It,' in short coast near New Smyrna. order and you won't know the vul­ James Walter arrived, here lost canized shoe from the new one. And week from Georgia where he has it will give new-like service. been packing peaches. He is enroutc home to Pahokee The neighbors gave Mr. and Mrs. .» PHONE 17 I Graham Hunter a deljghtful, house11 > (Continued on page 3) Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florid b^l □ f ¥ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS �i-': ’ ‘ AUGUST 1. I l l s THE SANFORD HERALD ■ 1Vi. PAGE THREE ■ rifie S: A□ DEAL FOR YOUR ROUND DOLLAR — PHONE 181 *'A J > rd for Etrfjr N erd" S O M E O f OUH SPECIAL PH ICE-I SO lb lln *r laid Oklahoma Hoar, 31 lb t i ck IN Ib iB « |ir . . . A (teed S m i t h F rtd , no blerk Build* l a r g e Frame* fc . Purina S tT a lth I 'r r d P urina t 'h i r k r n r f t o a d r r 111.73 I W. C, (>■!■ . ft.10 p ttd V - a V3 115.00 II. 75 . I Y.-J . I l l |h (tra d e l l u d a o v d A i h r i EASY TO CATES CRATE COMPANY, PEE D -------------------------*T~---------------------league and are making raids on the to a reorganized gang th at has been ... J poultry yards. operating in the s ta te for some time The Longwood parking house has and these two had twelvo indict been sold and is being torn down and ments hanging over them for.vatious robberies. taken to Mt. Verde, Mr. and Mrs. D u ra n t are greatly l.ongwoodites are very thankful .of Jack- I'lcased to^gAt liack iheiLcur ua.thcy -Hcre is^your chance ip sonvUle as it l o c v e r a l degrees cooler. had only owned it fur a few weeks you are looking , Charlie Hartley, T. P. Lewis and’ and i^ was new and in good condi­ ’ for a real J. T. McGahey w;ent up to Sanford tion. SuerilT Prady and his efficient on Tuesday afternoon to see the ball Irish Buggy made of all game between Sanford • and Lake­ deputies deserve credit for their hardwood, full bolted and land. prompt work in I ending o(T the Standard Size Wash Hoards extra wide steel, wheel. thieves before they could get out of Mrs. J. S. Dinkel spent last Thurs-. Brass 70c Glass 60c th e .s ta te or d isp o sc o f the car. day in Orlando, the guest of Mrs. Price $4.25 Whlte\Metal 45c _ ‘ Maurey. . • Longwood has organized a base RACE PLOTS IN CHICAGO ball team and is practising for her first game which wi|l be against Mt. Stale Troops Ordered uui lo Quell Vonle. ■• Trouble Real estate is on the boom in oiir Chicago, July 30.—The stute.tro ipa town, one party having five d iffe re n t1were ordered from th e armories toolTers for one piece of property. night to various points regarded as HARDWARE Requests for the Miss Alice Tethrrly and Mrs. danger centers. for i Mincks of Orlando will spend a few tropps was made to Adjutunt-Genduys camping at Greenwood Lodge (oral Dickson by Mayor Tnompson HARD WEAR * on Greenwood Lake, to c ont rol the race riots. Kook Stoves, Yes! The decision to use troops to Plumbing patrol the dangerous parts of the No. $14.75 DURANT CAR RECOVERED trouble zone was taken tonight us u and Sheet Metai No. 8 - 17.00* Good Work of Sheriff’s Olfirp f.u- precautionary measure nfter Ad­ Contractors jutant-General Dickson hud made r.aies Car at Palalka a round of the South Side negro The Ford car of II. C. Durant, district uni its envoiriuejits. who lives near Lake Mary was stolen He «• d the VtMillion was more (early last Saturday morning and i Ids force were serious . Miiui twenty-four hours be­ |i was not. deemed necessary and tracked the fore (Continued from page 2) J. T. McGahey returned from car south. Deputies Whidden and at the time the mayor asked for the - - __ § Coronado Beach on Monday. j Tillis went as far its Haines City troops to proclaim martial law and whether Governor Lowden was pre­ warming Tuesduy evening. Every­ Maurice Clauser was in town Sat­ and lost track of the car there as pared to lake that step was not one was invited to come and they ioz hi- thieves Minted north urday. Maurice has been working made known. It seemed to be gen­ enjoyed the evening. Refreshments in Now Smyrna for the pant year. j The sheriff's office kept the wires of iee-cream cake and leinorade * hot meantime and sent post ■urds erally believed (lint placing Hie Miss Willie Fav Kineuu and Ma»- describing the car all over the state militiamen on patrol duty would were served. * ter Martin Rineau are visiting t h e i r , ar)y Thurs(Jay lm,r„ing sheriff prevent further serious rioting. Tom Sullivan has returned from tturhuli*. | u afcjan nf Put finin' County nailed "From wliui I have seen this France and will be with Mr. Fish un< v 1,1 Wilbur Waits will not return home two negroes in -the car near I'ulut- afternoon and evening, I should ai his farm on Cameron Ave. during as soon as expected as the ship he is ka* They failed to halt at his tom- judge the situation and temperament the conjing season. on _ the Seattle has liePn ordered mnnd and he shot them bringing of the people is more serious than to San hrnneiseo. tincar lo a halt It proved to be it was at this time the night before," I.ONGWOOD PICKUPS Coons,- foxes wildcats and “ Brer the Durant car and (be two negroes said Hie adjutant-general. I E. Phipps was calling on friends n Orlando* on Saturday. PGisuma” Seem to have found a were recognized as men tielonging There were four deaths and a score of persons wounded or beaten n continued rioting today. The outbreaks were widely scattered. Of the fmir deaths, all of which were the result of shouting, two were the resuot of wounds received in the riot­ ing of Monday and Tuesday nights. Tonight the official death list for four days showed thirty, of whom seventeen were negroes. HOUSE Jim - mt- great natural curiosity from the Florida Swam ps LEE BROTHERS T COUNTY HAPPENINGS J , ?„ Slti r S " '*»•' Cool Clothes for Hot Days In order to make room for our large line of Fall and Winter Suits for Men, we will close out all of our Summer Clothes at greatly reduced prices. One lot of Silk Mohair Suits in Greys, Pin Stripe and Blues; $10.00 $12.50 and $15.00. One lot Kool-Kloth Suits for men and young men $8, $9, & $10. Just received a new ship: ment of Silk Shirts in solid colors, shirts that will ap­ peal to the man who wants to look well dressed and still be com fortable. COLLARS F o r years E & W has been th e standard o f quality in stiff collars. N o w it is the standard in Soft Collars to o . *w * In all braids and grades, in solid and at greatly reduced prices SA*L » WII.IOM E YOW ELL CO : ' .... .*gTf —* . ff- - - ;** -( ' * — , 1 ’ '' **. . : .j. ' - . i -• ,T7gl Your last chance to see it Saturday, August 2nd, i» the Stumon Block on Sanford Ave. You should not fail to see" this as it is o n e of th e Greatest of Florida Curiosities O U will find a ll three flavors In th e s e a l e d packages-buf look for the name RET I TIN WIRE LINES Government gives Telegraph and Telephone Lines to Owners. Washington, July fit.— Govern­ ment control of telegraph and tel­ ephone properties will end at mid­ night tomorrow* night. Orders for their return to private owners were bsin d today by Post maMer-General Burleson ns required under a resolu­ tion adopted by congress and tjignvd by President \\ ilson ten day^ ufo. Mr. Burleson, in a statement ac­ companying his order, said sound public opinion ultimately* would de­ termine "how this trust has been trice* and that he was content - to abide by the result. Besides this re­ ply to' criticisms of bis management of the wire companies the post­ master-general also iotik a parting shot at thp Postal Telegraph Com­ pany most of tlie officer.1! of which were removed* several months ago because of which he te rm rd inter­ ference with government .manage­ ment ' The postmaster-general did not mentjon the company by naint', but nai<l that "with one notable J* tl.o ueason for which is thoroughly untl£n>tood by those who lutvcdtept informed," every wire company had given him loyal co-op ern linn. Under the resolution of congttt* directing the return jaf the compan­ ies, government-fixed intrastate te!e*j hpone rates are to rem ain' in- force for four months, unless sooner chan* * ged by r ta te commissions, but no provision was made as to telegraph rates, Clarence H. Mark ay, presi­ dent of the Postal Telegraph Com­ pany, in urging' congress tp progress for speedy return of the properties Kidney1 dleeane Is no r»*p*cter of persaid his company could reduce rates ■on*. A m ajority qt the ills atmcting P«°P1« today can be traced back to 20 per cent, and still raen a profit kidney trouble. Tria kldner* * r e the m eet Important and a rate war between the tele­ organa ot lb * bodr. T h ar are the graph companies was viewed In fill# rare, th e purifiers, of your blood. KNaar dtiaaaa la liaually Indicated by some quarters as a possibility,. weariness, sleeplessness, nanrouaneaa, despondency, backache, stomach trouTelegraph rates were increased Oj*. pain In loins and lower abdomen, atones. gravel, rheumatlam, ectatica approximately. 20 per cent, last gall • m lumbago. March to meet increased salaries d eran gem ents a re nature's * * “ * 1 t» w arn you th a t th e kid n eye of operators and other employes and rising costs of materials. warn 17 ■ * i IT’S NOT YOUR HEART . , Jig IT ’S Y O U R K ID N EY S . _ r- r .• d le te ly . The soothing, h ea lin g olt stim ­ u la te s th e kldneyet retievee Indem m etlo n i end destroy* th e germ* w h ich bav* caused I t Do h ot w att u ntil to­ m orrow . Oo to your d ru g g ist today and Insist on OOUD M E D A L H aarlem OU Capaulea. In tw e n ty -fo u r hour* y e a should feat health and v ig o r returnin g end w ill bless th e d a y .y o u first beard o f OOI.D MEDAL, H aarlenr OU. A fter you feel th a t you have cored y o u rse lf, continue to ta k a on* or tw o oop suleo each d ay, so aa to k eep la first-d a a a condition and w ard off lb * d a n g e r ot other n tta c k a for the o rig in a l Imported GOLD • l**w H eavy re­ funded ! f they do not h elp you. ' ‘IP * wT . •» ” * . -3 =^. _u=- » _j •^ ,- > �,1 * .t ■ ■ - --: ^ ISs H■,»*•»■■ i V..V; » ‘ ’*-*J-‘" •G^a --.^*3 ‘ -L . -^iL* p^.._%.."s^-=>» the m '- Y Post is boosting the prison farm'.as a fine resort. All his talk about tlte fine qualities of That place will not make it popular either ns a winter or summer resort but I suppose those who stay there are satisfied all right and have no intention"oT moving. • • * Ladies Ready-to-wear and . Gent’s Furnishings . , . Everything in up-to-date Styles Right from New York . ^ New Y ork Ready-to-Wear 3 1 2 Sanford Avenue . . . «*. CURBSTONE GLEANINGS hsi BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JU ST BETWEEN YOU AND M E" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN .IT A Chief In Among Ye Taking Notes 'and Faith. " H e ’ll Print ’em "— So Says Saunlerer. Jusl An 'Idea" It .is just uil i'ii it that was nil that he hail— Ci !innln.x tin so ages tig.i it was just an “ idu" —hut w e m g h t iii l> lls our roll!l: 1: B >11 IV • $ 1 i i i i l i was just an "idea’ g. Stevenson's mind. When to- saw the >ie.t I " 1 I t J, kettle. I 1 i i i raer.’i n, li iirul'i IS H . .■ f \ t i t7 . Tj sH 1 1n »■ With their - metal. i hfimti of But he’ll find it, if he troubles to trac e it began As "just an idea" in the brain of a man. — Popular Engines • • f * It was just tin "idea" Thomas Ed­ ison naught Hut tin* light w;t’ nut flame we go* from it. With another "idea" was tlit* photo­ graph brought And tiie " movies ’ that came like . .! If, V.li t I i ■If ■' "»«*r t i :f LINC OLN HULLEY, Ph.D.i Lllt.D., I.L.D.. Presldcnl Del,and. Florida 4 SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG T H E (1 It A I>1, AT II D E P A R T M E N T —I k j r . . . o f M i . I . r of A rts a n d H H cntn T H E f o u n t ; i : OK LlUKRAL A R T S r o H M E N —T o r B l r - s n a d«»«rtm»Bi. T I I E r-OLl.KlSr. OK I.IRF.ItAL A ltT S I O D W O M E N — A wom an d r j n . . . dur mil (tries. ■ "* T I I E t o 1.1.11011 OK I.A W — G r a d u a t e . practice in Florida without ournlnaiUn T IIK f O L t . E O E O F E N G I N E E R I N G — C ouraca In’ r n ( l n r r t l n f l u i l l n i to d r g trr, T H E C O L L E G E K i l l T E A C H tlK H —K speriallr far Florida l . a c k c n . T H E C O M t :r ;i: OK IIL.HINK.NM - l U n k l a f . Ito o k k .o p in e , Hhorlhand, T j p c t l i n , T H E A CA D E M Y Prepare* tor i l l t)l(h ( r u l e e o l l . ( m . T H E S C I I O O I . i l l M E C IL A N U r A R T S — For b o jo a n d young men. T H E S C I I O O I . OK M l ' S I C - P i n r , pip* o r f a n , rlolln, voire. harmony, thorn* . org T H E H C IIO U I. O F F I N E . l l t T S — ' a * ' , , Special Attention is Called to I. Hie I ri l im ln a r ) C o u rt* In A g ritu llu ro —lliila n y , lll*lo(r, Organic and >ln .r C k - m U t r y , q u a l i l a l i t e a n d q u a n l i l a l i r . inalyolt, Aytleulimol Cht M ineralogy. uooJ.ily. etc. -■ T h e I’rc A trd ira l C o u r i r —r h y i lo l o E r . Illulogr, Analatnr, llarlcrlolagr. llU tr . l , - Zoolugy. n r l i n y . (1 .ncrai ChemlaUry. Inorganic Chcmlatry, Organic C h r m la itP (Ju a lila llv c l i d t l j a n i i ’allre CbrmUtry. IVymlta. r *’ 3. T h * C a u r a e for llcl . j u a W nrkcra — In lllhllril U l r r a lu r r , lllnlorr, EntlUK e... rh.ilney, P c d i z o s y . E th lc j, L u |l c a n d 1 hc lim . "• l •>. I “SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS” H o o d --G o o d y e a r an d F isk T ir e s an d T u b e s R E P A I R W O R K O F A L L K IN D S F O R D S A S P E C I A L T Y MOBILOILSandGASOLINE ACCESSORIES C ltf: PIl \\ a?-hecl and Delivered—We Will Call f ir :nid !'*; liver Vuir Car. Hera!':! !* tfil* i*. W» ID*^ "r<r»^ NO. U>UU NO. 1 1IH I! i:u Ads U III Brins’ KesuKs ! ., :* l" f m I J, Records ii . t ,1 •f rv r!9 Inspiring Marseillaisc'sun^ in English by Graveure h Orjvrore ii one cl the few living am .1 1 great i nough to givc all the glory of the world’* tong of victory, the tong that taved France and civilization, cleir to its trernendout climax "for Vict.try or Death '^Coupled wiih ”'nie Trurn, peter, ’ al:o rung hy Cu cure. A-GlOfi -Jt^O f a / / Maurel Malces Marvelous Record of "The Rosary" . John B. Stetson University JiiiMilll!!l'!!!llilllli:il!!ll!lll!’ll!:i!!i!illl!l!l!llinilllllllllll||||||!!:|!l!!ll!|||!ll!ll||!|||||||||||||||l||!|l|||||||||||||!l!ll|||||l|||!!!l I K If v . .iiui ffv I DAIRY I M PR O V E M ENT Itoscland Dairy Obtains Pasture and Building New Barns.’ The Roseland Dairy realizing they growth of Sanford and the future business of dairying has leased 700 acres of pasture lands near Monroe nnd will erect barns nnd houses and everything suitable for the carrying on of the dairy business upon n large scale. The present location of the dairy was somewhat cramped as the celery farms were encroaching upon the pastures year by year nnd Mr. Stapler, the manager, cast about for a pasture of sufficient size and in a location where he could get the use c! it for many years to come and found this place near Monroe where the St. Johns prairies are Covered the year around with the best grass and where % all kinds of foruge grasses can he planted and dairy feeds of all kinds can he raised. The new buildings at Monroe will be equipped with the Louden fix­ tures which are Supposed to be the last word in sanitary dairy fixtures and the Roseland Dairy will be up to date and clean and saqitary in every sense of the word. Mr. Stapler believes in giving his patrons the best of dairy products and keep* iog them clean ;yid sanitary in every respect and his new plant , will be one of the best in th e ’ state when it is finished. * Headlines in the papers say that there is no shortage ill sugar, that tlte government will dump alt their various kinds of canned nnd con­ densed beef on the market and that Jacobs Return from Trip the prices must come down hut as Mr. and Mrs. Tihlen Jacobs of J yet they lu x e not, yea, verily they a So next lime you Lear someone are going up higher each minute. ChuJuota have returned from trip of several weeks spent in Ohio any with u sneer. Does tiie government joke tis or and Kentucky visiting friends and ; I'll not pay fur ; ,.j f.,r it's just not? relatives. The family rouilitm 1 1 i ; an idea!" • *>■ • had been planned and which w.is Itemind him tt f i isn’t a I liing *1 like tn wander down toward the to be held in Colorado was post­ 1 ''lit he 11*. . take front where the now hotel is poned on account of the death of T it tit d • " '! d.i’ .e i. l * ■ t htp being built ami whqre the Masons Mrs. Jacob's father who died in NOUTi « I • :t IUt-i, are going to build and where we are Colorado a few weeks ago „ \ to have that pavilion ,uid ja e h t flub Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs will open A n d , tell iu. i i lien IMi t a tui.l or and "everytiling". The hotel started the Lake Monroe school tin Septomm a h ttie and foNtererl by my obi friend. I her l*| „nd will ti a. li there ,|Ur:ng T h a t I, ' . ■. • ’ '■ .1 - .iinl Do* other I"1.. - " h "■ the me i oming winter a-* as they did la>l i an *”4 -iiniething ahead I A de| year money for llo*Ue>el\ci Wlieii lou really begin to figure up what tin Moral Purpose. ho’ I m> nii-i t" Sanford i| loo). Th*‘ L'riMil»"4l u»tfk filwiivs o r> tii' ' t hi " f .r r- m I 'll I of in 11'1T *i v 1’ i t 1 u ?tins f f f ’j*v f'l 11 New July Numbers of J ’(: n yh , ll .■ \\h t'iU c • ■ ’ s*,», Sanford. Florida wonderful ■ . ■ ■® r fiS£9p* J'15S411Ik Ha n f o r d h e r a l d ■t--------------------- ------------ ----------- Latest New York Styles BD fi r jp^j - . ' JpuspR 0 ' . V>: Sf PAGE FOUR ■ m e - 11 . *t£*C E t- ’ P>• • A U *5: "Likt a itf ing of prirll’*irnlrr J come • he divine note* of Maurel'ivivid voice in thii tong dial hat touched a million heart*. So pure tnd tweet n d limpid or* they that theRiound would toothe a toul in torment, On the reverie of (hi* record Mlurfltingt"Ai Dawning.’1 A-2724-H.OO IJ ’ Hi j • « f n t r |r -I «r. ■■ ' 11 r ’I urn* )•• Ltof li;. adding uuuthi’r *■. i • t i n ’r big 1• :iI,!_■. .* ilmvn I =~ TZ I. V a) ’ Mil We _ 11.', i,i l! .i I ..r to t i t lit-1 Mivini’ ^SS • M M*- i. ' Mn, v.’ ' r i'M * r 1 i i a <1 . it ' Since my last effusions I learn that more city properly is changing hands and more people are chased intn D.c street. 1 am buying a tent gilt'.ug remit fur the litre when I v.il) have t.i mine Dr else t irn down a tine '(fir f<*r my properi This ^ 1DM is , ei t mil;, min ing day in Sanford ITT In a ii a id i i ' i! i- I In righ' kind of —« spirit in build a city. * (.“ ■ * i want to congratulate the City Council on the line appearance of ft* Central Park. It looks lijte and n iw if the same kind of treatment cun be accorded the lake front be­ fore the fall season it will look like Sanford was a real sure 'enough tourist tiiivtt. _All the pi'n an l pnuim which only .Stracciari, at kit grratrtt, could convey, are in thii wonderful outpouring of love. Thii Neapolitan tong give* you Siracciari at hit men intpired height*. 49522—| ! J 0 * Tk* H Ulioti In J.+y*inti dr. ii *41. iM I* |V* 1 ip’-kwJt’i I.kjt |t G'Hrui, Mutil m4 II Ftllf 2 ittUiftiiHj vlffia ikT*. mJ 11Jutf I III im» m4 4Ni-Mey* . * f- w M lift ikm /III *md 24U •/ C*try W**4 COl-L'MUIA U R A FH U P IIO N L C O U P A H Y , Ntw Vo* faS,. g' ^ ^ H. L. G I B S O N S a n fo r d , F lo r id a Fl'LL LINE OF PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS On account of tiie continual increase in labor and all merchandise, e sp e c ia lly cleaning and pressing supplies, all press­ ing1 clubs have been forced to increase : : : : prices as follows : : : : rs 2 Piece Woolen Suits Pressed 8 3 * And speaking of cleaning up did you ever notice what a wonder* fill difference it makes in the appear­ ance of the city when everybody gets busy with the yards and vacant lots and tho parks and every space ^ that needs cleaning. It makvj no difference whether you own your home or rent it the home and the premises should be kept clean and made attractive. All this makes for u clean and healthy and beautiful city. * Dispatches state that a religious cult fn England b e lie v e'in going round naked and say that in a few years the entire world wilt be taking up the plan without clothes., I do not like the idea hut can truthfully say that unless tiie prices come down at! of us will be going urnung naked whether it happens to be our re­ ligion or not. ka s U N IO N PR IC fcs E F F E C T IV E A U G U S T 1, 1919 | Stracciari Sings Sublime Love Song "Core’Ngrato” i 'u tt tt tt - - - ttr Dry Cleaned tt 2 ” ” 3 tt tt tt ” Scrubbed . tt tt. 1 Trousers Pressed 1 Coat Pressed j | Trousers Cleaned 1 ■Coat Cleaned , - , g Suits Sponged and Pressed 1 .50 .75 .75 P A L M B E A C H and Suits Cleaned * Single Pants (or) Coat Cleaned White Flannel Trousers Cleaned ' $’.75 .40 50 & 75c • * Congress agreed to make it possible for a man to keep a certain 1 amount of booze in his own home. | This was done of course lj^cause it was unconstitutional to take away“j the constitutional r i g h t ’ of a man: given him by the constitution f o r ( his coustitutibn and not because the tn congressmen had any booze of their S S ’GOOD FOIl SIX SUITS PRESSED OR THREE SUITS CLEANED A N D own. Nevuire. * 1_ _ . \ Joe Knrman of the Palm Reach ...................................................................................................................................................m i n iu m C L U B T IC K E T S FO R S A L E * * . -■ _____ < Y W - M * A PRESSED �»-- w»•,>»»r 5 ' W► »--tt • - *f f “ . ’*$*/<?.- ’.* ■ W W W W W W W p w i^ C T ig m g ^ ^^W W W 1 . . TOE SANFORD HERALD AUGUST 1 1919 , - • • . * • Diamonds Round r IO V V —a n d h e r e is t he v M • -; ^ * • - - •• * • • , •• •; • •• PACE FIVE dresses by Dr. Hyman on "W h at I saw nbroud and relation tit future Christianity.” Next Sunday night he speaks on "W’elfare Organiza-. tions with the A. E. F. as I saw' them." (Continued from page 1) Service begins at 8:30. S|>eeial No. Senator Lodge lias never been music under direction of Mrs. A M. proven guilty of accepting and e a t­ Phillips. ing Armour and Co.’s free gift Join the Temple congregations. roast beef like Congressman Mann but he should quit “ cussin" and Bankston Bros. unite with the millions of human Roberta, Ga., J a n .-----beings all oyer the world where the Old Kontycky Mfg. Cnw flag of Christianity and of civiliza­ Paducah. Ky. tion Moats and work and hope and G entlem ens on bended knees pary to God that A Mr. Will "Witchier of this con/’resident * Wilson’s grand plan to try has some hogs that were down make this * old world fV a fit place in with cholera and had giVen up all | which to live and to die may prove hope of saving them and would not to l>e a trium phant «uccess. spend one penny on them. I gave In my humble opinion the man him one 1f> pound pail uf your It. A. who works and fights against the Thomas' ling Powder and he it ns Grand Plan on partisan grounds and just come in and paid me for it, nnd lor political purposes merits the pro­ advises th a t every one of his sick found contempt of Christianity, and hogs got well and that he killed the execrations of mankind in gen­ them and now has them in his smoke eral and of every father and mother house and that all were as fine as whose boy grossed, the Atlantic Utry he had. killed this year. ocean to fight the German or died I want to add that lie said his in can\j». hogs were down and so sick that he And I am wondering whether the had to pry thjdr mouths open and immortal Shakespeare was permitted his wife poured the powder down to lift the veil of futurity ans saw their thronta. Woodrow Wilson, like the. eagle Please find cheek in full ofr my ac­ soaring in ids pride of place nnd being hooted and iiawked at by partisan count a n d 'w ith kindest regards we mousing owls like Lodge and iteed beg t o remain, Yours very truly. Knox and Horah. Don’t you think , ' Bankston Bros. he was permitted to tfo st«7 it is For sale by Merchants Grocery Co. quite sure that Congress will ratify fi i-5te. the Treaty ,of Peace and adopt the "League of Nation^’ Covenant" Pit EVENT HOG CHOI. ERA President Wilson is human and like The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder Washington and Lincoln and al! the rest, he. has made mistakes, "To has a record of !t5 per chi. t cures of err is human" and many fail to win I fog Cholera. If you feed your hogs complete success, because "he only as directed you need never fear hug is exempt from* failure, who makes cholera or any other hog disease. no effort." l i e ' failed to avoid the And the directions are very simple, war just ended and now makes this just about wlmt you are doing, plus new iHurt He aimed high and has a few rents’ worth of It V Thom as’ won the conlidem e nnd reaped of a ji-ng Powder in till1 feed tviee a vailing world that took notice of W eek l M i n i f y tlimjgh Cholera gel. iii behi' mighty holiest and noble etTorl to ..-it up and istabiish a Leagqeof i fore we know it Then it rrqucvt* Nations tiie chief purpose of which lose ut tent ton to each hog ea li is to improve world cor ■littuns mid hog nuiHl be ihwed .llid if you wi 1 d.-.- I ieni a direct - d, >oil V fl 1' e a \ ..h i I ut .re v srs \ in t ihu ri-.idi is that by solemn tieurci •Cl Vill /.ill lull beltvr tliali tu) |i»-r cent. If you has chiseled tin* name of WOOD- •bin’s the It. A. 'Thom as Hindi illr' 11(i \\ WILSON on th, p.tl 1 : • f i i- 1 1 >U| T 111i■''/ . V. 1 1oi * min manufai tin ■ i .n \ our 1 nine's Paul heon and it will remain d. Ian lllohi > 1. 0 k. IllllllOftid "among the few, t lie . , I♦ For I<* b'. Merrill ill- f.’rnrcrv < u. illr names' 11 u< were not hi TM . t .'.ir v hethei hi-- grand plan prove art P\ l - WJo 1ti ,f'g -mil--. ir out • , ' 9l 1 ‘ ‘I ■A ‘East Coast Special’ ' B ee H iv e s 'jf 1 m Wc are now manufacturing Hcc H i v e .Material from Selected Cypress b o a r d s , “ The Wood Eternal,” which E a s t C o a s t beekeepers seem to be particularly well pleased with. ! .'21 PRICES ON STANDARD HIVE PARTS Prices f. o. b, Eau Gallic. Freight must be added 8 Frame 10 Fra mo * 50c tyjch ** 50c each Top H o a rd ___ .......... , --------- - .---- Ijtff'tfach GOc each Standard Body / .................. 58c each 40c each Shallow Super ..t...........*. i .......... 38c each 40c each Bottom Board $1.50 per 100 Standard Frames *. Ends mortised for top and bottom bars, bored for wires, top bur grooved and wedge furnished. Shallow Frames, for supers (same as above' $3.50 per 100 ALL MATERIAL S H IP P E D KNOCK ED-DOW N. NAILS FUR• NISIIED AT SLIG H T ADDITIONAL COST In addition to material listed above wc manufacture several different sires and grades of frames,*etc., and will furnish details on rrquest, ''JEm * _ X_ —i '-43 p T tvivtmm in mud you* souse - lY!t»Tni*r, TOSHtr YOU* CROP.” WRITE YARD NEAREST VOL WE HAVE TH EM AT Titusville, Cocoa, Knit G hIIIp , Fort Pierce, Stuart and Miami. Fla. ■ General Offices Fort Fierce, Fla. HILL OO LUMBER BUILDERS -x rM S U PPLIE S '•LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES SEWER IMRE nnd DRAIN TILE \\ I i Vh' 11iti .cf i ituv *• \ ! S*Vt co 11 v ii ic in x reason w h y :— W e hart; r a is e d th e D ia m o n d A djustm .ent b a ses m ore th a n 40 per c e n t — imd i1 • ' i a **1 !j» 1 u, 111j1 _* Iiw1I'l■ «+rI'l* 11i .1 V' ' •Ir.> ,.t ii "r u \ it H l l,t *>. i ' .tie • •• d d . 1■ mu |L 'll II',' '|li'd to Mil f, d . lei ' ■ a » opipiv't. tu. thing and i <i du something and en.'npeli | coj dr til think of other-* \ ll it III |b. well a* -J Iki liis.-l \ . *adv sloiw ii shat tld± dent bn- ait* . . r'.l | | la la I' • r f u n I • * f on F ab rics to 6,000 m iles; on C ords to 8,000 m iles. O n th e old a d ju stm e n t b ases, cla im s for a d ju stm e n t k ep t g oin g d ow n an d d ow n in n u m b er till th ey a l­ m o st v a n ish ed - - w h ile sa le s kept g o in g up an d up. T h a t w a s proof th a t D ia m o n d ’s q u a lity w a s better th an th e old a d ju stm en t figu res indicated — so m u c h better th at w e raised the a d ju stm e n t b ases m ore th an 40 per cen t. T h a t ’s h o w good D ia m o n d s are. N o w ’s the t im e lo p u t on D ia m o n d s — all ’round. T h e n ew adjustment bases also apply on all Diamonds n o w in Use or in the hands o f dealers. ADJUSTMENT Fabrics - 6,000 Miles Cords • 8-000 Miles Wight Tire Company Seminole Bank Annex Magnolia Ave. SANFORD, f , _ Barag>f»*- a-r-i- • : PEACE TREATY AND WILSON MEAN MUCH r.n - ■ -• FLORIDA .• S Q U E E G E E TREAD 1 ;. in I I'l .in • * ' veil a.s if ■’\l.**r t'lug-i. lu.H <f its present prosperity as shown by* the Herald nnd iff bright and rosy future just ahead of us. * Your record letters and edilofi'nlk have been deeply inlum sting, extintir.igiiig ai d inspiring The Herald | ai-Is full uf news reaches us regular­ ly nnd we an i ,-r and id wavs 'de­ lighted to see ll It keeps ils lit close touch' with Sanford and Sanford people as wejl as Florida and the t S With kind remembrances and good wislies for you ami yours and all Sanford. 1 remain, Yours truly, A. M. THRASHER, p. S. The flag of our union is dilat­ ing on our balcony to d a y .. • ~~ ” ” i The Baptist Temple One hundred ami fifty in the Sun* day School last Sunday. The Auditorium was filled at both morning and evening hours uf wor­ ship. Dr. Hyman, the pastor, preach­ ed in the morning. Dr. Brownlee of the Presbyterian church in the evenbig. ' On Suturnny night, Dr. Hyman performed the marriage ceremony of Mr. Lnwtie Oglesby and Miss F.ffic Burnette at the Paslorium. 8j Mr. J. A. Williums and Mrs. Hester Belli gin were also married by D/. Hyman at the home of Mrs. Lyons. An interesting and enjoyable swim­ ming purty was given.on Thursday aftcrnoo.n for Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Hytnan ut Palm Springs. Mesdames Forest Gntchel and J, B. Caldcr were givers of the party. • The monthly Missionary society of the Temple was entertained hy Mesdames W. C. DeCuurscy and David _*Spcer. A most enjoy able social' Was this. Bigger Brotherhood will be the general subject of a series, of morn­ ing sermons at the Temple for Aug­ ust. Next Sunday at 11:45 "BegInnning Bigger Brotherhood” will be the first of the series. Do not mirs a single sermon. T he Sunday evenings will he ad- * -« , a.-: . dm m * * ♦f ■x X heOnly W ay To Cut Down | | T 1 ' The Hig&Gost Of Living ■ X Buy Your Groceries at Reasonable Prices and Carry them Home. The New Shopping Way will Save You Money X X • 1 x x X JUST a FEW PRICES for this WEEK I X Crisco, 11 lbs. Crisco,. 8 lbs. Crisco, (i Its. Crisco, 0 lb«. Sugar in small quantities Butter, lb.' Best Sugar Cured Hams Cood Rice, lb. - X X l ima Brans, 2 lbs. for Navy Beans, 2 lbs. for Dry Peas, lb. Snow Drift Lard, 2 lbs. Sr.ow Drift l ard, 5 lbs. Suow Drift Lard, 10 ibr. Best White Meat, lb. Corn Beef Hash r $ S '5 ' .75 I Sugar Cured B eakfa t Bacon. 5()c Pound I Prices Prevail on all Goods in the § House. Come Look X X ' MRS. G. C. CATES . . F i r s t ' S t r e e t , B e t w e e n C h a s e & C o ., a n d • • IIIIUIIUIIXI J o e ’s S m o k e H o u s e ixiniiiiiniixiiiiiiniiiixi X �-# .* • ■ ; h- *♦ r *• ' f * •t l2-£i‘:£L : * p .l c e V THE .SANTORO HERALD six Iti’ * - ’ .*• _ * T- •» S?- V?< AUGUST l, tgjg — i-_J_1 _1— " teeming THESANFORDHERALD reports ;olumns andare change* in with good surrounding country is prosperous ; m m m m m m m m m x x x m x x x ren^cestate when they reacL a live newspaper. and advertisements of (he local The locals attest it and the adver­ R. J. HOLLY. Editor merchants that town shows that it tisements attest it arid the whole f W. M. HAYNES, Bunlness Manager LET NOT-THE SUNSHINE OF TODAY is alive, progressive and moving paper breathes the spirit of the com­ ahead. A lienee of advertising shows munity. Thus it is almsot certain Published Every Kriday by blind you to the fact that there arc tomorrows that will have some . that it is a dead one. The Herald that a man contemplating making a _________ is filled with advertisii g right now change of location can be irresist-1 clouds and that to keep the sunshine in your heart you must he 1 in the middle of a n .nor apt,! every ! ably drawn to Sanford if he is abb * —*<• o s ? ! ? ™ ™ '* IN A" ,> bo ^udy knows that Sanford is ‘mnrning to get a three month subscriptiot] conservative, careful and SA,VIXCI. Real sunshine is the kind that SIX m o n t h s ___’ law witiimiA reading-the news columns. iu the paper. He reads every line tiikek m o n t h s ________________ Si And the Daily Herald w.ll show it Of it a!»ough he does not know any you help make yourself. ■■■ ■ ' -------- — to - th e m every day in the week. | one here, He soon becomes familiar Eilwid u S»<oi>d-Cl*M MaU Milln AuituM lind Keep it renting. with all our ways and all our people IMS, *1 Ibe PnlglUn al Hanford, I', rlUa Uihlri An sf March ltd, ISTi and all our struggles for those tilings - - 0 ----CAPITAL S30.000.00 SURPLUS S15,000.00 that*, we should have and finally !< OfBr«: l lr r i l d Dolldlog T H E QU ESTION OF LABOR The labor question looms on the he reads that we accomplished these amat — \ • Man named Scharfsrhwerdt runs horizon of all business affairs and wonders in city building or farm . the Ford station at Okeechobee, it is som ething that will have to he improvements and he decides that lie should change his nam e to definitely settled if we are going to Saftfprd and Scminolo county is Ford al once. proceed io build a greater A m e lia , the place for him and he comes down Wages are high and going higher and to look it over for himself with the Rumors of another wholesale gro­ yet they are not high enough to result that we gain a citjzen right R. R. DEAS, C. D. COUCH H. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND cery here means that other u hHe- enable the working man to buy the now. Many of the progressive coun­ P*aal4aal * w .r ra«id,i Cuhitl An't CiihU* sale concerns will soon recognize high priced food stuffs and clothing. ties of the state barked by the the claims of this city as a com m er­ The farm er and the Thanufaoturer board of trade are sending out three and the middlemen say that they months subscriptions of the local cial center. must get more for food and clothing papers ahtl getting rich returns in new people. This county does hot 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 x x A cold storage plant to have a a- because the laboring, man wants do this and in the absence of any parity of - fifteen carloads of ruits more money and so it goes from day preconcerted movfeihiht along that and vegetavles Ls onf* of the many to ,daV with the ultimate consumer line it would he well for our people Big Fred Bass was swinging a dozen Anthohy Jones, of Enterprise, Fla. of the C ourt House in Sanford, getting more into the corner where improvement* planned for Sanford. Sanford men around his head. If ROBT. \V. DAVIS. Seminole County Florida at M he knows not where to turn. 'Manu­ who have relatives or friends in Paiatka Herald. he coyld only swing little Paul 6l-5tc . Register. o’clock a. m. on Monday the 1st other states that are interested to facturing and business will either ------0 Higgers around his head once he day of September A. D. Hi 19 all send them a copy of the Herald erfme to a standstill or there will be Seminole co.unty roads bonds sell a revolution. The wheels will turn every week. You will he surprised would he a duisy and Paul worked In Uirculit Court. Seventh Judicial the right, title and Interest, claim at a fine premium. There1 Is no in­ so fast before long that they will at the results. As the Timfs Union on him so well that Fred was glad Circuit of State of Florida. and demand of Katherine \ \ . Fii vestment better than bonds of a fly to pieces. We cannot stand for truthfully said last week about the to shake hands and call it a day. * The Merchants National Bank gan. Charles Selby Finegan, Josei 1, of Savannah , , , Florida county that is improving The tepm has been missing the Finegan, Mrs. B. L. Lambert, Jam-s increased prices on freight, on labor newspapers: vs. itseR permanently.—Tampa Tribune inspiring presence of Stuffy Stewart McElroy Parramore, Agnej Pa and on everything and yet the man "D a y after day and week after Lucy C. Finegan as Administratrix ramore, EfITe Parramore ar i Eli* iand we are all hoping that his -ankle who is making it possible for us to week, year by year the newspapers Our campaign for apartm ent live cannot stand it either. There of Florida present the most valuable and Ids hand will get in shape in of Estate of Joseph Finegnn, deceas­ heth Parramore, ai heirs of sad Jo eph Finegan. doceasttl, in and i bouses in Sanford will hear fruit in must he a ■giving way somewhere sort of information, facts concerning time to hold us on the top rung of ed, e ta ’.' By virtue of a judgement render­ the SWLf of N E ' i of St tion ! the near future so we are informed. or we will perish in the land of plenty the development and growth of the ladder. ed in the Circuit Court of Orange Tp. ^0 S. Range IJI East and t.e jJLet them come al once, li is the I Florida, facts that arc* of inestimable What is th e solution? county, Fla., in proceeding by eirc N W ’| of S E ’^ of Section Is, T t. Anest investment in the United value to all who read these daily Won Lost facias to revive the judgement in 20 S. Range a t East in Semino *; Slates. | Everybody lias iheir own particu­ and weekly publications of the state. Sanford 9 1-1 above entitled 4eause and for ex­ County. Fla. lar ideas and cures for all ailments If any one should take the time.and Bradentown ‘ r:*b*r“ ’tTi** I 4. 11 ecution as to certain heirs of Jos­ Stonewall dackson Triplett of the arid the e d ito r of the- Herald can the trouble to garner these items and Tam pa 14 12 E. E. BllADY, eph F:ri?gan, deceased nod execu­ Okeechobee. News says he will not only see from tlijs distance a getting articles, which tell of Florida enter­ Lukeiapd 11 12 tion homed thereon I have levied up­ together of labor and ■ capital along SherifT Seminole County. Fl.i. print the nuine of any candidate 9 13 prise and achievements he or she Orlahdo on and will sell at the front door for ofllce in hi* paper unless, the e\’e ry.[ine if the world is to move would have voulmes of material, all Bartow 9 17 notice is. paid for Quite rigbl, old and the people are to live. The more nr lea*, valuable as information succession uf strikes will not solve t l ap. ipiite right. concerning the st^ite. of the work NOTICE the question. The raising of railroad mui the achievements of its people (I Bids will he re c e iv e d fo r t r a n s rales fn!|t>w I hi* raise uf employees | of th e vnried p ro d u c t s of its soil a m i p o r t in g school c h i ld r e n in D is t r ic t l< i- a .id i iirninelitary on I In lingo*. and lh' aarne employees (.inlay i ifs in d u s t rie s an d t h e ve ry u m n y t N o . 1, on t h e f o ll o w i n g ro u t e s for * !■ '...I nim •- id ttuiigs in iitiii at g/ealy* advalreed wages are tjni . * t h in g s t h a t go i n t o t h e m a k i n g o f ‘ school y e a r 1 9 1 9 -2 0 . o' n. in_ of uu’r pcnpli 1fl Vt-Ht saving a n y rn«#r** m o n e y i l i u a ih e v c o m m o n w e a lth great and prosl i t i r u'li.cy .li out of tu\Vt i T i t i r |j n Route No- ! Celery avenue and did al h a i r i i , - w ag e- y e a r - ag" p*To'i>- T h e a g g reg a te g a rn e r in g of lb uniat! avgnin* M i* , ' .' III I tin || Is -111 I Vault Ujci'ri, Fire Proof Safes,. to Cameron C|ty. III IU * jmv *• t l i * ’ 3ni ■gill t h *se f a c t s ' for u Hing.e year w o u ld j 11 -11'ttii-iit right at t heir very doors door.-*. Route No. 2 - Snnford avenue to W e ii h o u ld r a i l a h alt *arnl begin ’ In* a m a z i n g in - v o l u m e ak*l listen k () llbli-r Spritig> Safe!) Deposit Boxes. I. ■ ■n III ■ ll.il I ht 1>,,| I II. *;,.<! to - i m up lb * ' j i i t a ' i o n I I w* m u kg, a- a ’ i -j d o ! ,ti Tile i ernent R o u t ' N'n .j F irst M r i c t to M o n hr; iig I In i | n l l u r tlnv, ii i (■ i.iii h n 1111ri d '-I in d ' ’ •••! a *'-in i I l.r I • ' or.'.t-ar;. is i h. p u b l i c a t i o n h r((t. ,.ltr!ll. r i n t -tin r 1: U 111 In* ;it ru.il d : t ii \ i *i i t- uf yu ltu * ag ain v. h. re w, cun t h e t e w s p a p e r : of l hi Prompt Dcihery Djx *S4, Lakeland, Florida fa* D alo n g t ,, xxx THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY SANFORD PEOPLES BAN SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS Florida Safe & Lock Co. v - g iv in g e. I « i [ lit fit ’A t if 1F I iit.\ i -f il a ilu 'ta r.- • 'I W nftli I i In i t . ilia* I M-t 11 r i.f [ a i d f i.r th in g - the It r e a b o v e re f e r -i l| tsi ’ fiat t f h \ in ire l nan ;i pa- *i I .* • . f I .tr.r,. a ' ■ ’ . i ' Ml ' 1 1 t '. i .-n .d il,. . it, l i a and ' to II,. f, •„ || ■I■ >1 * ,n I bil I' I -III I J-. I.f 11 U |..M- t I- il t .1r . II It.it ;•re going i.-g:. I liuugli i* e V. - 11 Ia : ii •* • a ^ ■* lh ■ an d ti■ r w'M fit * if ’ 1.* nr *r h * ; ■- m- T** i.i i VV\j■ i •t 1 1** in ■a» <1. tide •I l,t-r the tlin 'lv * 'w a m i> e n i p h n i i it'tl.i i * .* r j. F ' r« , tr*l Tl a i'mi’. fa* ' «r * j * ( u - u p e r a t i ve Ihe (Ildv .*■»!.. . i|,- : h. a r e overln-th'iug tin* b i.it in th e w orld w h e n prnpusi I i o n ! Hu n g t h e y invent - >.tr mure In e n t it than his regular wages t h e i r ’ a ’ th e end o f t h e ils ra l y e a r p r o v l d - m n n e y in o u ts id e schemes t h a t p r o - ^ ' h E th at his e n l p l u y e r luis rnude ini-i* so much a ' -t *t*t imtlviiig a t u l ni' t . e y ^ l n ea se u business has m a d e allow a gilt edge g . lu g g in g ■•r tw elvi- . f it . . . ' ... ill ,,t i me, a g m u L j i r o f i t i« one of ll<- I test a n d safest i n v e - * mi nts it t i t t. i d l e d State 'I’ l .i, it In* it a b aftk, f :u t u t y , An a p p u r t m e n i h iiu sP* office nr f a r m let th e e m p lo y e e s t ' i > m here itj S a r d ,, d -bar.* in T1 . p r u s p e r i t ) an d t h e y will he satisfied d . not h u o n r. -e m lii cjise - g nm f uiifiir.se* n or th e a business .urit of a n a i r t u lilu b le ] ...fet|*r>s| -tn**,. anil I lie f-UM>lov*e*«, w o r k in g at aI reasOnalili reus.inat.tc wage tun Jol I; . kfellar was I'lght,, yt-ars lv nl.own that it has not made a old tit other day A hi,, i-*l**hr;,tion profit we believe that ntn'*ty nine wa* Btagcc in honor of the event cut of- one hundred nu-n will he John days to play golf and drink xtlivo oil and live t.i In- un hundred *satisfied to take a living wage and go at it another year closely associ­ ff we had Standard Oil stotk wo j ated with their rtnployer and in, could afford to play golf ami drink his i iiifiilenee and put their shoulder o j ii t oil. As it is now wt <iiniiot i u*n to the wheel to try and make a pro­ drink kerosene. What n Itlessing it fit fur the next year. is to ’ d-ar lohn live so loiij* and In othet words there should he a furnish us with nice gasolene nnd everything and lie only raises the getting together nf {mptoyera and employees and the cut throat me­ jirit-c a few cents a day too. thods of strikes and counter strikes U- o of employees and the riime cut The Midjiimmer Slhlition uf the throat mi-tl'nds of the I g; trusts Florida Grow;cr is u line piece of and corporations should closn for they literau'uru giving the stale a world ure leading us into cltaoli condition of a d ve tisipg. The Grower isnlways from which we can not good >.tit this special effort for the recover and all are suffering surnmfT should bring results and us the natural consequence. results menn a larger influx of peo­ Let Us all get together. ple ir.t-i this stnte this fall. The Grower Mils the tru th almut Florida SEND O U T T H E HERALD a n d —tl*** i-uth being stranger than Tlerp is nn better advertising in fiction gets tfierti every time. C(. >n gratulations to Edgar Wright, Little tiie world than your locnl paper and Jeff, Frank Whiteman nnd nil the it k really surprising how the local rest of the Grower gang. They are paper will .eventually induce people to come here when no other form of all right. advertising will do it. The old adage about the constant dripping wearing Tim new \ alder. Hotel is being \ nw,-iy the stone is true of ull forms a d ve r t i s e d with post cards r h o wt o g , „ f ...iverUsing and ......... dally t r ue the hotel as it will appear w h c n L q , hl n e w s p a p e r People w h o a r e finished and giving some vutuahh living is distant s t a le s and liaVi* an information on Sanford uml Seminole idea of coining to Flunda want tin* cunty. Send out or ft* of these cards local paper and they take a great every time you send a letter out of interest in ull .our doings from the th e state. It will advertise yokr time that they get the first issue town and your county. \Gcl them until they finally puck up and come free at the Herald ofllce. \ here to make their home. Il is the ——0 -----constant reading of the progress we Nothing shows the growth and are making ulong every line as told prosperity of g town us the columns in the paper th a t finally gets them. id the local newspaper. W'.eu the They kfinw that the city and the f im prove liv in g a Mnh m t.-' , ,1 *I\ i . n. | b -1-**' t,-'*<l -;n A igi.i-t l?> i n B ■ 1 ’ ■Jlttard uf t r ’ u i ' i . N. 1 i pel l ' 1* i.l i ate - Rtf o r t ng arid g■iji-.iih;i,g it.-i., ugd at rifles cumertiing the results of wofthy work in grove and garden, on I ar lii a id r a 'ii h. hi fat l -r ami shop Us Well (is Lith refeftTtTc (.. aflI,-, nf \ a r .i t m * 1.1 111:i <i ■ a i l i n g t * 1 . || |I . n . It .!'■• i -r .i- i r. . | ,"| ■ In, n g . . . I 1 tin I I I ill 1 1a t . •> ii.u i i 1 1-. r " ( ..I i . i-r l*u iig w1 |.r. p I. t io ij s a n d I Route N o S ( p - u la . n \H t rat.**j ort ati >n to W ar Tax -*f mi 1 im i U *u! ;:i■:*, Si’ 1 nil) ! ..l V T 1f , Hi..It ll. "11 Li iron. i;:t-2ti ■ O f f Soft *, ^ i * X lu ll r 17 •V » B rin k s Washing*!--*, ! sly ■.‘I-1. After nearlx two lo u r- d<-h,it - ,*'id wlole the ti in jier.it nti ' in rbatuher hovered around the 100 mark, tit, boil-** to ' I,i> \ ' . d t . i *. pent I U |.. r, . lit War I a \ *1f .o.l.i water and - . . n ,t111 Why Don’t You? | f 3 ! * 2* f.i t h e s e d a y s of high p r i c e s y o u * m a y not bo *-j| nijlc f o w e a r e x p e n s i v e I w you c a n d d r e s s e d il I n m d ried . t o h d itm i - all Meat Triist Owns World S are uf value and are made the more Washington, July 30,—The so by being told to others through ability of the big five packers, Swift, _m the medium of the press. Armour, Morris. Cudahy anil Wilson By telling wlud the people of one to determine from day to jlay a gen­ city or town, or of a country n i l amt era! level oil livestock prices, was are .doing those in other pla.. , an derlared me..ntmv. r»ih!<* in the tbird spurri-.l .m to <|„ likewise or j . . i rn-' 1,,,M " f t,i*' prove on u Ijat has been told as r,,l"*rt on the meat industry Io-iag tloi.e t>\ iheir tieigidi' n iimi ninth public tonight Send us • be w o ’l d r e s s e d a ( .*■ clothes, b u t fe e l w ell 2: y o u r .c l o t h e s a r e pro pe rly L e t us k e e p y o u clean. J**! p a c k a g e , it r e t u r n s a n d s e c h o w an d *3,* ^3 open p le a se d it w hen 2; y o u ’ ll b e . 2; I Dixie Steam Laundry f| Rivalry rails t o ad vani i*men t . U. S. Emulatiiiii h e ' s in inifirovemeat. Department of il.c Interior. Land Oftice at Gr.lnrs* illc, Fla. Cooperation brought about l.y a July 28, 1919. realization of what .is best for ad­ Notice is hereby given that Sadie jacent communities and for neigh­ Wallace, widow of Arthur II. Wal­ bors is fostered by the newspapers of Florida which constantly publish lace, deceased, ,of Wekiwn, Florida the facts relative to cooperative who on May 29, 191*1 made Home­ stead entry No/ 012121 for S W* t of work and achievements. Happily the time has gone by N W 1,. N \V ?4 of S W ’i Section 5 when highly colored and pfen a b ­ and N 1* of S E ? ( Section G, Town­ ship, >20 S. Range 29 E, Tallahassee solute untruths were told by uigwise Meridian, has tiled notice, of inten­ boosters of Florida. Now* the (acts tion to make Three-year Proof to are denuuidetl and given by the cxtnhlish claim to the land above press of tin* sjate and they are the described, before Clerk (-fiTcult Court strongest arguments that can In| at Sanford. Florida on the Gth day presented of money either (or bust-S of September 1919. ness or home purposes. Informatio p. Claimant names as witnesses: of the most valuable character is William C. Holiday, of Wekiwn, Fla. contained in the published facts, II. B. Click, of Wekiwa, Fla. iui varnished and without exaggera­ Ebcn Crippen, of Wekiwa, Fla. tion, relative to what Florida is and wlmt her people are accomplish­ W. E. Whidden, of Wekiwa, Fla. ROBT. W. DAVIS ing. And they are becoming grzlify- Register ing more ntitnerhus nnd important G4-5tc. pvery clay." — _ BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office atGainesville, Fla. • (Continued from I’age li July 2G, 191.9. * * , Notice is hereby given th a t John hard for the .position of Cellar y_ Davidson, of Jacksonville, Fla., Champs, trying to nose out Bartow j wof,t . on May 19. 191-1 made homcfor that.position. The only harrier „tead entry No 012733. for N 4 of to their ambition is the fact that it N W 1!. S E * ( of N W 1, and N W 1, rained so much last week they could „f NE> 4 Section 28. Township 18 S. \ not play. Range 21 E. Tallahassee Meridian I We wish to thunk the Orlando has filed notice of intention to m a k e 1 fans for helping us win the games up Three-year Proof to establish claim here. Their sympathy and cheers to tire land above describee), before for the opposing teams are greatly ! Clerk Circuit Court, at • Sanford, appreciated by the Sanford people Florida on the 5th day of Septemespccially since Orlando is s o , far her 1919. down the ladder that no one knows, Claimant names as witnesses: she is in the league except the Or- C h e s t e r Carpenter, of Ostedn, Fla. larnlo papers. John Pell, of Osteen, Fla. The Orlando Sentinel said th a t Martin Shepard, of Osteon, Fla. i wi ri ,--a■'* ■* ■„ , . _ _____ ■■ ! F .F sn r r tc . f i .o r i d a Robert (ilenn Igou, Agt. . : : *(*.»*» Phone 299 *«V.»V,WW.MA9' I ^— -v.1 “In Union There Is Strength” kH E principle applies quite ns much to banking as to soldiers or states or governments. • It is most fortunate that the Fed­ eral Reserve Banking System has been in operation during the war. I th er = *11, . 'I* iiJl The advantages of; thisorganizn__ tion accrue to the customers o f the member banks who at the same time contribute to the strength of the nation's banking system nnd enjoy the benefit of its pro- ^ _ lection. —5 - FIRST pTREN Y»' NATIONAL BANK i MEMBER FEDERAL. R E S E R V E , SYSTEM . , c. = -a:*r- ; - vt i s •• - �«^'qp> T; AUGUST 1. 1*1* THE 8A N F0 r }> HERALD - ’V I E ? ' . PAGE SEVEN they will go to Charleston nnd other points expecting to be absent about thirty* days. .Buy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co. 55-tf Well, yes. Our groceries are pleasing to serve or display. Call at our store and get acquainted or phone 11G6 1 Word comes from Biddy Burdick for supply, Large or Small. that he has arrived jn this country and will soon be home. Biddy has Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brad- *day the guests of Mrs. Marrero's Your Patronage is Appreciated, been in France for the past year sister, Miss Lila Johnson. ford a fine baby boy. spending most .of hii time in hospi­ Algood Oleomargarine ami Everbest Margarine.—Always fresh Mrs Lena Leo and daughter Mabel Musson's swimming pool i s ' now’ tal work at St. Nazairc, France are spending the week in Tam pa. open on Wednesdays.. Thursdays, where he was a ttached-to the naval Every white shoe, for men, women Saturdays and Sundays in the after­ branch of the service. GO-tf Dickens Shoo Store. G4-ltc. noon. Hon. Cary Hardee of Live Ouk, Mrs. W. W. Long ia visiting her * Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bryan have candidate for governor, was in the brother, J. G. Harrold in Gaines­ returned from Georgia where they, city several days of this week call­ were called by the sudden death of ville. * . ing on his old. friends and making a brother df Mrs. Bryan. (Ask Our Customers) Mrs J I Smith of Montgomery new ones. This is Mr. Hardee’s Miss Virginia Bradv of Jackson­ and little daughter are visiting Mm first visit to Sanford and he was PHONE 166 J. W. Booth L. F. Roper ville is the guest of Mrs Edward greatly interested in the develop­ Marie Smith ment along every line. Pint Mason fruit jars at ,L. ’JP. Betts.- Her many friends in Sanford, are delighted to see tier again. The special bargain counters are McCuller's^ 56-tf Spot Lights, horns, bumpers, mloattracting special attention. Dickens when the. armsticc was signed. He Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb of Geneva SH O P MEN WALK OUT tor meters, everything for the auto­ Shoe Store. 64-ltc has been attending Cambridge, Eng­ was in the city Tuesday on a sh o p ­ mobile. Sanford Cycle Co., *115 ping expedition. Mr. and Mrm J. C. Brannon who land, college for home time before About 300 A. C. L. Employees Hero Park avenue. 59-2tc have lately returned from a trip to coming home. He is the son of Mr. Mrs. Augusta Eigen me tin of At­ Go on Strike Henry and John Lee are visiting the old home iu Georgia bad u nar­ hnd Mrs. At. F. Lovell tof this city lanta is the guest of her daughter Over 300 of (ha shop then of the their both of the pi. being row escape from a, bad accident on and la a Sanford hoy -who tins made Atlantic Cuust'Llnc stoppxd work at Mrs* .Fred Daiger, — ----home from the war, Henry in the Sanford avenue tho other day when a fine record for himself in war and ten o'clock this morning pending Prices, reduced on all goods at navy and John in the army. a drunken driver on another car in peace Mrs. Grace Williams' millinery store. a settlement of Hu' question of high— Stuffy Stewart is nursing a bad ran into them at the corner of Mr. ami Mrs. Humil Tolar and Pr wages that h a s been (a abeyance 59-tf ankle and hand as the result of one Sanford avenue and Second street. family have removed to their old for several weeks. It wsa thought Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Brannon of the games in Bradentown and is Mr. and Mrs. George Watson and home on Magnolia recently occupied lasr night that some agreement R. A. \Viley. is #at the helm in have returned from a pleasant- visit out of the game for some time. little son of Quincy are in the city by Mr. and Mrs. Leslie* Bryan. Mr. would be reached and it is said that the office of the Western Union while to home folks in Georgia. Do like others have done. Buy for Manager 11nil is taking his vacation. the guests of Mr. and Mrs Zeh Bryan purchased this home from Mr. the vice president of the Inter­ Mr and Mrs Baxrton Perkins and the fall. A splendid■»assortment of Ratliff. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Aber­ Tolar several years ago and Mr. national union wanted the matter little son returned last night from high shoes from - which to select. Mr. Wiley is a former Kissimmee nathy of, Daytona are nlso here and Tolar now buys it tmek, Mr. nnd M held up untl! something could be hoy but for many years has been points in Ohio nnd Virginia the party will go to Miami in a few Bryan will occupy the W. W. Aber- done by the government and the Dickens Shoe Store. , G4-ltc> residing in Texas. Complete stock Diamond tires. days where Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. nuthy house at the corner of 8th head of the union and it Is almost Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gonzalez Mrs. Ira*Jackson and son, James Wight Tiro Co. 55-tf certain that some agreement will be and fnmily will remove to Miami Hill, of Paragould, Ark., and Mrs. Abernathy will make their' home. and Magnolia. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woodruff in ahout three weeks where Mr. W. P. Booker Jr., of Gadsen, Ala., Think of shoes nt less than last . ronrhod In a few hours. Lakeland Remember every pair of shoes in have returned from a delightful Gonzalez will make his headquarters. arrived last Thursday for a visit of the store is a bargain. Dickens years’ prices! hough the price of and Sanford shops walked nut this shoes arc advancing every month. morning and it Is not known how outing at Daytona beach. Shoe Store. G4-ltc Dr. S. Puleston and Dr. Ralph several weeks with their aunt. Mrs. fi-l-ltc many more will be ntfected. Mrs.- D. C. Marlowe and little The many friends of .Paul Shu­ Dickens Shoe Store. Stevens have, returned from a trip T. W. Williams. X. It. Miller and futnily and E..V. .on have returned; from a months maker will regret to learn t h a t 'h e F* »-i) one hero is hoping for a Quart Mason fruit jars at L. P. fo Miami where they rented ofllces Miller and family are in the city speedy settlement of this strike as visit to Daytona Beach. will have to go to the hospitnl again 5G-tf and expect to remove in a few weeks. McCuller’s. as some of the hlmes ih his shattered from While Springs with-, the view It will rtTfrl every line of business • Gasoline, oils nnd greases, free air. George Speer has returned from . W H E N YOU T H IN K OF CAN arm ore coming .'out through the of locating here in the'Tltnning game. here. - Man to serve you. Sanford Cycle the enstern markets where he has DY T H IN K OF TH E KANDY flesh. Paul was in the Marine Corps They are the nephews of W. W. Cy., 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc K ITC H EN . IF IT HAS SUGAR been busy for several weekg buying in tho Chateau Thcirry fighting and Miller of Moore's Station and the)!' Notice Mr anti Mrs Hal Wight George IN IT WE HAVE IT. STAR his guilds fur his new store which was badly wounded in the hip and have been growing cotton in the The City Council will meet a t Mrl.auglin and Miss Virginia jlriidy he will open about the first of Octo­ White Springs •„ for many* 8 o clock P. M. Monday. August . TH EA TR E BUILDING. -49-tf arm. ' ,7 ,,section ... , wa* at Daytona Sunday ber in the De Forest block. iut Mr It. Weevil has made* , , . , . ■ years but George \\ I lessler of the \\ I*. Itli 1919 to hear complanits if any Born to Mr and Mr*- II I Cluu.e Harry and Carl Ferrari id Fastis ('has Kuniter is polling on a s u i t - ItichurdMib A; (o ,. iif Jacksonville life so unpleasant for them t hut <f r,,ln owners or agents of IC-al a tine N and one half pound baby. „e:i- the guests of their sister Mrs. to dispose of his entire stock of dry w a s 'in the city yesterday lie has they are inclined to try the winter Estate or personal property!he asses­ Mrs. Clause i> ’ tiie daughter of Mr. 1 D. L. Thrasher on Sunday. domls, clothing and shoes urui he the contract for the new Valdez vegetable game and will get farms sed valuation which has been raised. Hot Point and Westinghouse irons, and Mrs. A. J. Lossing of.this city. vvijl rent IPs stnre-,r<iuin to a new Hole! a r.1 1 Go work is priignttsing .here if possible. If. C Maxwell. Misses Jessie and Wcima Graves ilrug lirm I lull will -4art in liusinis^ •l.fterent sixes. At Sanford Cycle Inland Leak-proof piston rings. nicely. Mr, 1letuder is very enthusias­ Tax Assessor of StiIlford Fla. returned .Sunday from Jacksonville here about the first of October. Co.. I i5 Park Ave. 6B-2tc tic about the new hotel and says it All sizes, for all curs. Sanford Cycle j o2-2fc. Erwin Seay returned to his home after spending the week-end with 59-21' There's n man at the curb t*> will he hi ► if tin best in tin- state Co., 115 Park Ave II C M,-Million Dade City Monday after visiting I *heir !*i-‘,t,'rserve you. . 55-lf wki-n It tits bed. I. • cousin Robert I brasher. J Ford parts we carry a lino of Tom Sullivan ts among the lu-f-l Dr. D ( Ward, Ustcopatb is in Rev. George Waldron was in the j Ford parts Top recovers and seat of the Seminole eounty hoys to re­ Sanford on Monday. Wednesday ♦ • Christ rati Science service* C o , H i turn home from France. Tom 'wo* and Fr u> oj each week. 59-tf . ;?y several days this work to thejeovers Sanford Cye • will be held nt the Woman's * Ml iMTHutnt de drln ‘ In at 59*21 c ■h light of Ids many friends Park Ave. with old ("*> , vvben be left Orlando * t ’tii'q 1hi - avenue, lie! iveeu i Mr ,ioH Mr- \\ W • \Lernatfiy c lelid Nil lid.iv srhtnd will In gimong "f tb vlj r but vi as wi, II be it.I rt> t ob 1 1 tier,- ltd I 111 or. * iihe-re No. t !i su'’. nr hi- J * Third and I’nitf t It is! ti-' . \ sit’ course tisli and chicken din-| V t Prang I I I 1 , 0 I. s i ' l l ' i l l * tt ,0* ai ♦ I*1: > .o l - , to r in tig it 11 •riradt d u:(h i! Jo-r tin j nt . ' teeetff. u.ive I h - I i l i v i n g at Du> Io n a ■* not Inter tha n saiunl.ij ■pi Toe. Fls', -u JiJ-i :s .i’ll H at I he a visitor to .tin- rti y » m Fttcndav Ilf T • oe] i n k. | s -t f \ -is Daytona Beach Ho tel. fiD-tf He i-xpi-t'f ** to In ci iti ui-criul w El it 11u* Ernest t i reg*if> or ' 11.Ipp.. " * noon Idee (r;ins[mf talinn iyd! ti-iii i n 1 t 'i M i a m i w h e r e Mr B. G. Smith of Oviedo was cir- firm of Maxwell A.- Fa-nds-trect latt-r to- man;, fnr'ndx •-all olio. 9,tj re­ Aln-rr in, w ill be i n n tie -t e I U \ l It will In* fur nisheil them to • » » * • « •• turned (mol Frate and r'ght cl i 1 m e ,f I it Ft * i*i- f u r t i il u r t * store s of ■| ,luting among Ins many friends in on. anti fietii if within a reiltii11- tie w»a Mr and Mr- Hiinul I da' and iii j- *i 11i ■k 11.1 , ■| -\ > a a ford on Tuesday of this week. T h e ir in.ittx Irn -n d s iti iT three miles of the Mftli1bt> e.t; t>Jisl i tiurrli. Miss Margaret Ferrari, daughter family and Miss Helen Maim i-.i <- ml n mind stripes -and im medal* Sjintnrd v\ is 11 them g o i i . l I l i e K i n Daily Thousjht. •>' Mr and Mrs Iluy Ferran of returned from a trip t i Punta G oda I hut he wan there With till goods, [tun new t home AInn Is but a im I ,!i*' ..*cn1fe f tn <'huwd.-r. I Eu , aid Betts .eXjieets to open Ins nn11mii, ti ii ' l First is is the guest of Mildred Holly. where till-., Visited retail ve* and J .Si,Of, dinner, t 'lam |o I ■*. .. friends. ! Fried Fish ete., pt* at Branit'a ti, w place to-morrow if the work on ■ Mrs Fannie Munson has returned Southern tires, .fitltltt mile guiian- Pii'tde Vuviiiiori Sunday August :s, | the new soda bniotutn fixtures can t ' in Jacksonville where she visiter! ■ w n 1 2ip. lee, all sizes,- 30.13 to hex 1 1.■ N-tii- I 19 pi. | In* bundled In tun This promises her niece Miss Fannie Robe Munson. 1 ford Cycle Co.. 115 Park Ave. Mr. and Mrs D, F. Thrasher and ! t« be om d ‘the hamlsomeat cold i .M rs, K, E Cox returned Tuesday r.'l-LMi i n ,i in i i iit ill- F iiii'iil * la u g h t e r . \ l , i > , left \ \ i dnesdn for ' , | , pk and ■ -li S t August n c w h e r e -she 111 ■ Ill 11 d'T- mill * Neitti ( nru mu a 1,e e , i, it,, par t nl Hu* — 1.»!• ,i u 11 I *1 llert ion',: i ' -in lr mi I ' o i i lu -m ling jniiii iiiiiiw ith I r where lie has brill .t,it ill tied f* r they will spend a lew weeks Mr , . xi i is t i gel ''te r t tiling iii run T ) _ ^ A_ lliotlt l|H. -Iterl wa*> In ated at l i n t Thrasher will go to Nr a Anri, an i lung older as s""n as pos ibie. Socket and end wrenches, all most, of the time m the Du'ckhmird purchase hih fuii »lmk of goods ere Base bad. supplies, bells, bats, e sizes. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 Park returning home. Division. ghu* i, mils, etc. Everything for the % E.- {'. MUTTS. Manager Ave. . *' 69-2IC Mrs. W. p, Cartqr of Oviedo was Mrs. May Seeley, the efficient boys, Sanford Cycle t o. , 59-2tc Not being aide to obtain a so ter in the city Tuesday calling on friends stenographer of the Florida Truck - • -;0c A large ibdcg i o.*i of itelnd-aha 1. r e s e l l Chickciia . room on First street the Dickens I Mrs. Carter has been" residing in Growers, Inc., left Sunday for Bos­ * - F ir v,sited Senunqle Wry-tcrii P ork Chops Shoe Store will remove shortly to j West Florida for sum*- time but i« ton where she will visit relatives from Dct.antI 2.1c Rebel ah Lodge Frida;, n.gbt and ILiliml S te a k Miami. and friends for several months re­ Usisled in the lnsl.illaiii.il of (Mlb ers now at Oviedo. 70 r llu m h u ru ’er S te a k Weather Report Cloudy weather I The stock must he sold. Prices luming in the fall to lake tier po­ H o m e M a d e I'ork S n n s a y e * 30c A very pleasant evening was spent ft !' wed by rain followed by clouds are secondary consideration. Yon II sition hack again in l.oilgv work mid uftiTwanU fr and more rain followed by more believe US if you'll IIIVestlgatloe Wo ii <11ji li (I Park will hr open ' (rrshinrnts wrrr srrved. All ithrr meet CLASS I-;\ H K V T I I IN f; S T R IC T ! Y F I R S T ruin and more clouds. i Dickens Shoe Store. 64-ltc Sunday August 3rd. Gi-lrc meeting of Seminole Fod.,e will he John W. Haines representing the I Miss, Uebnecu Padgett of Gat ticsA card from Hurry B. Lewis held on next Friday evening at 8:30 American Type Founders Co,, with villi’ who it as been the guest of Mrs. from Michigan CUy Indiana aliuws Mrs. Henry Wight left yesterday headquarters in Atlanta called on the Henry Purdon left for New York that he is enjoying himself on the . fur Juneluska, N. where she will local trade yesterday. yesterday yesterday where where site she win will resume her sand dune's of that popular resort. visit her daughter Sara nt the sum­ Miller tires and tubes all sizes *n lBtudIeB in voice culture, He expects to come home in a few stock. You don't have to wait, wo •Mr, and Mrs. I). K. Brisson and weeks but Mrs. Lewis will remain mer camp. From there she*will go to Charleston W. Vu, to visit her can serve you. * Sanford Cycle Cp., family have returned from a months for the summer. brother Fred Bouchelle and will 115 Park avenue. 59-2tc visit to Ridgecrest North Carolina Mr. IF A. Howard returned Sun­ then go to Chicago for a visit with Robert Holly left Sunday for where they enjoyed the mountains day from Sanford, where he went a her daughter Margnrdt. Mrs. Wight Hendersonville, North Carolina where nnd t h e ' mountain .air. week previous to escort Mrs. How-, expects to he absent for two months. lie will spend the month of August Bicycle lamps, hells,-horns, pedals, urd and daughter. Mr. Howard has We have Goodyear 40x8 truck at Laurel Pnrk Camp. saddles, chains, coaster brakes, opened real estate offices on the sec­ tires in stock. Sanford Cycle Co., Everything lor the ond floor of the Underhi.il Building 115 Park Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marrero handle bars. 59-2tc and family were in the city yester- bicycle. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 —Okeechobee News. , , * i . , „ and Mrs. J. T. Cook and Park Ave. 69-2tc Pint frlUl jurs utKrL f * " family have returned from a visit 56-ft B J Starling has returned from MrCuller’s. to points in Tonnessei; and Georgia. Jamestown New York where Mrs D. IF C. Hahurn was in the They found the weather very lint Starling is visiting her daughter Herald office several days ago and at many places visited and ure glad Mrs Peterson. Mrs Starling will remarked that lie was almost 70 to get hack to Sanford where they remain for a month or more years old hut felt like a man of 30. can enjoy tiie hroezea. Mr, Cook is Mrs. C. V. Deane and children He has been in Florida- for inure the efficient superintendent nf the anfl Mrs. A.- M. Pouncey of Miami, than 40 years which probably ac­ printing department of the Crown are the guests of Mrs. D, S. Star counts for Itia excellent health. Paper .Co. and Miss Mary Murray, .while enLet us send you Mrs. II. L. De Forest is having A hunch of negroes under the inroute to Montgomery, Ala. twenty feet of store space added to fluence of moonshine und riding in a quart or moreher two store rooms on First street u car backed into another" car on WANTED— OLD CLEAN one of which is now occupied by First street Wednesday night and RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ of our delicious Don't be miserly, but avoid cxlravlgance—and. above all, put your the Sanford Shoe und Clothing Co., were promptly Jailed by the police. CEPT OLD SOCKS. Ice Cream for and the other will he occupied by Drunks and cars do- not go together COATS, PANTS. OR MONEY IN THE BANK BED SPREADS. AT T H E ~ George Speer for a dry goods store. nnd Chief TillU Is determined - to Sunday Dinner. Or invest It wisely—keep it* in circulation. r * « HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf Better get those fall shoes for stop the mixture of gasoline rind By mo doing you stimulate business, and the more huslneHS In s im u ­ • Arthur Yowell of the Yowell the family. Bargains in every style j whiskey in Sanford *regardless of lated the better we shatl be able to support and encourage our hoys on their return. G4-1tc the mixers. Company has returned from a trip at Dickens Shoe 'Store.i to New York and other eastern mar­ Mr. and Mrs. IF "J. Cltijise are, Motorcycle tires und tubes. HanThrift and perserving may be your part In helping to build INe kets where he purchased the fall the parents of a fine baby girl born I ford Cycle Co., 115 Purk avenue. PROSPERITif OF PEACE and winter stock for his firm. Saturday morning. The Clauses 59-2tc ORDER NOW The many friends of W. P. Carter have only recently come here from Lieut. Vail Lovell arrived home STRENGTH s e r v ic e : are glad to ace him in Sanford again, Ensley Ala. and expect to make tliis Saturday from France where he has Mr. Carter and futnily are at pre­ their home. Mrs. Clause is a dnugh- been since the beginning of the war. sent residing at Oviedo but he ex­ ter of Mr, nnd Mrs. A. J. Lossing. *Vail joined as soon as war w’as depect# to -engago in. business here. J. P. Hall local mnnager ol^ the! dared and went into the dngineerPlenty of bargains in every style Western Union* officca here is ta k ­ ing corps but at his own ’ request h o m e : i n s t i t u t i o n '' itft for you. Don'L miss this oppor­ ing his annual- vacation nnd nt pre­ was transferred to the aviatidn Just Phone 325 tunity of a life time. Dickens Shoe sent is with Mrs. Hall at the home where he aoon won h is .s p u r s and Store. ' .. 64-ltc. of her parents at Lakeland.* Later', wasf flying over the German- lines Utile Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Items of Interest In and About .The City ■<£ .mother, Summary of fhe Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Friends of Vharlic Mtinn will he glad to learn of -his safe arrival in the States. Charlie has been Francq for nearly a year hut is glad .to be hack in the United States again. Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee and little daughter left Wednesday for pujnts in Georgia and the Caro* linns where they will spend the next month with relatives and friends. Bicycle Tires — New, fresh stock and guaranteed at $5.00 per pair. Put on free of charge. Sanford Cycle Co.. 115 Park Av«\ 59*2tc Mrs. W. II. Peters and children M argaret and Jack, left last Wednes­ day, to join Mrs. Arlie Smith nnd daughters, in Asheville, N. C. where they will spend the rest ol the summer. j Mrs. M. P. Kokat unjl Miss Evelyn Berner returned home Wed­ nesday evening from New York after spending a month with rela­ tives and friends in Oswego and New York City. Bicycle Repairing—our bicycle re­ pair shop is the largest nnd best equipped repair shop in the city. All work done quickly and guaran* teed the best. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 Park Ave. ’ 59-2tc W h a t, G r o c e r ies? W est Side Cash Grocery Meat Specials for this Week at 5 Tt/iT Brown s J[Via i k e t 417 Sanford Ave. Phone 122 is th e T e s t Thrift, n a less than earning power, is an important in these constructive times. I Seminole Coukty Bank �■ i ■ ■ — ■ * AUGUST 1. 1919 N o W a s in g of B a r Soap! water Trastiaga *rar. N°cr;ie* -ng. allctog or . ir.g i.S tm rr tl. . i f! i nted. GRAN DM,A ii a wuuuoful i/-»p—and ft b P ow d trtd . Tbit's the bijf secret. You just measure Out what you need, c m re. Sprinkle it in the tub and presto—just like magic. .aflJiors of atortoos, cleaning Suds in an instant. Then, the whitest, cleanest, freshest clothes that ever hung qo a wash line. Try this Powdered Soap Today! Grandma’s,Powdered Soap Saves TIME—Saves WORK—Saves SOAP Your Grocer Has It! ... Leffler-M urrell -—— The announcem ent of the marriage of Miss Kent- E. Murrell to Mr. W A Leffler comes as quite a surprise to th;Ir many friends in Sanford and elsewhere, The ceremony took place in D aytona, the evening of July 25th at the parlors of Saint* Mary's Guild. R ev. Arthur Searing I'er-k, j rector of Holy Cro#~* Church, San­ ford, Florida officiated. Only the im­ mediate members of the fam ilies! storage establishm ents in the city. Mr Bryan need* no introduction to the people of this city as he has come into contact w titr mani1 A!" them for t he past '-few years. Mr Bryan for several years was in the Peoples Bank but lately has been with the >. minnle Bank arid in both banks his uniform courtesy and unfailing good humor has made him popular .- ar esperi accountant and also * . -sifod knowledge of .the autor.ciiiiic . iness and his management ‘ ■ « r -* gargae spells success in No Sugar Shortage, at thr (a a d lll., n *f __ | P. M. All members requested to be The marriage of Mbs', F.orience present. A hot time promised Anna Robb to Mr. J u ' (C!a.ide A lo t rty Rebekahs from I)#Trawick v>ok place at i :%6 Wed* I Land visited Seminole Lodge !j,t nesday .merrijan at the home of the Friday nignt to w itr *s the Ihstalbride's parents or. fn io n Are. lation of oh* frs. A fine time v j , Dr. George Fi.m a . of the 'IJx.*- enjoyed by a .. i S t i t L'cLan* T.*-rdtiat T -m ple p» * Tied the cerem j ly bars are sure »vnp en tertAn*--, In the **"*«*' ■ fen fn**■' ‘1* >f A carload of Odd Fi linas j* *<>»#,] tne contra g turtles over to St. Cloud, Tuesday night. Miss R*h’> has a a J*. rir for the purpose of installing into friends ; .nfv.*d w a i* t «■■«* respective chairs, the oj',leers life'* h -• b i s m t u . V. :. T m . ' A of St. C lo u d .Lodge. T h w r in the party were' A. J. Lossing Dist. when h #r.. ,-frd t S » / in r#- D upety Grand Master, I. K. Estfidge rponse to ' » ra I »f r.,» cojr.try. H [>. D..G. Marshall. J. F. McCHcland c-ipectj upon com pletion ol nis er.- D. D. G. Warden, J. D. Dosue, . f), llitir. n‘. to return to r.v<: rd f^r D. G. Secretary, J. F. 'Hickson, D. D. G. Guardian, and Frank Lossing, his future ronie. A royal time was enjoyed * Best wished -o the hip >v is .pie. h -.r - r • present Mr. Bryan wilt he P e o p le s B a n k , a l S an fo rd in the State of Florida. *at the t loseconiir.e his ' attention to th»* repair of Business, June 30, 1919 and upkeep of automobiles and May llru irc fi ^ Walthall will have their sales IMir* l / , u u o n R *sl C i t i l i ____ S S$,U7 (3 The Leffler block L a o * o n C t L i l m l S eev rooms K i ta te has been put in first class shape and A lir ua bl te* r* t Li no aa n Hs eal atu l I >. *" o u r. t , s i .m j i consists of five large store rooms well r i T e r d r a f A . . . . ____ ___ _____ S-'C-IT c ..i t a d S ta te * B a n d s * — _____ npsojxi situated for the garage*business .and .'"a t# . C o u n ty i v l U i n i a p t l B di ODD FELLOWS NOTES IAS3.I0 for sales rooms and the many friends f l a n k l o c llo u t * . F u r n i t u r e j Regular meeting •! Sarfnrd L of Mr. Bryap are congratulating *i!b#r R r * l K i l i l t * , No. 27 Monday * y t ;:h at !timi i.id sit*! K#*o=i*r## him upon securing such fine quarters *l>'~* (ism I n w M f U c l Ui.vk* r --- . .... i . ,. . and entering upon this new line of business for himseif. Look, for his advertisem ent io this issue. In Honor of M iss Ferran ' Mildred and May Holly enter­ tained a party of their git! and boy friends last night at their home on Park avenue in honor of Miss Mildred's guest. Miss Margaret Ferran of EusU's. Game* and dancing helped to while away the hours and at ten o ’clock ire crea’m and rake were served. - L i.fcilO Ira ------ UltdlraTH IV jf l’j i,f<. t 30.000.0 0 • 3.000.00 ' n Cif riGfirli, Tounty of Serr.J “! true to th«> UMirf m W IG H T G R O C E R Y C O .t • Sanford, Fla. f: U f » f . r ». i f '• T'Tp: t j ‘ *- *: f iri\ *r;i{ am -r. ta F L 1 |>*»foff tn* thl* M!tv <Ib> of « M. J*lPe t#;» c . F. L. T. Hrrui, N«»-» Pusdje ity Com. Kip. F»fc. k. ttfil • * It fiv e ’s you LIGHTNESS, W HITENESS nnd PURITY combined with RICH NUTRIM ENT ond PERFECT LEAVENING. vuh I. It. ft- HRAS, f . ' a o f i 4 mtf rj |1 mr, k if n ■if* ra dI> * * *■« »i*!fjfr- SU PE R L A T IV E SELF RISING FLOUR KEEPS T H E F A IT H Having- t». T..t*' I*e;cj- kfrc»\«- *! a11-mf f * X-Rays on Bugs. X-ray apparatus bus been Invented for k'lllr»c*tlie tiny parasites Unit eat small holes in l**nf tobnem. OtKer Flours may f’#ftlfl»d Checks .. Cheek* Out •landing I>ue to liororfK>r«tH i!«nk. ‘ if t,i« *13 ignt, r of .\,r. and It. Murrell of this ( i t y . a tlottir # l’»p t»l Stock f‘» d io 3i.rj.lu* Fuad t K n o w i n g all About the Sale of Your Fruit ^ * 3 y ^ T raw b ik -R u b b N ew York, July 2 9 , —The war departm ent has sold to the United States Sugar Equalisation Board thirty jeven milli^h pounds of refined s igar. it was announced here tryday by Geo. Zabriskie, president of the board wh’o declared there is abundance,'of raw- sugar in th e coun­ ts, that retajJ prices should not e x ­ ceed eleven rents per pound and there is no need for boarding. vAWWWWV /mnmu I graduate of Woman? Uvllege i;iha«i-i»- o f'th e clam of 1915 When you market your fruit through the Florida Citrus E x c h a r . y o u will licfullv informedon these five \ ital orlints: 7 Q M '* . V C U / f M r i J i m 1 ,0 1 * t l i i O 1 h e c t c r e H*js B e e n :? e n t. itiv e jH ig n e d a n A gre-em eiit to G ivf • by S e c t e m 1 I*(ii this reason I a m postively goii ol dry goods, m e n ’s and W o m e n ’s e lc ., etc., .i n (he next thirty I i m i h I.XCMANCf. o n o ? It re Stock n otions. days Everything mast go I w W I %,* W Q A } 17 (J i s Li Li & °nf early before the best bar/rains are all sold out. Pi pillar \ ouniF Sun ford Man Will operjiie l.nrg Estafillhlmient. (.•'rife Bryan having lenKcd the Lid Per Block at the ea:*t> end qf f in t street opened for btudfier < this w eek . one of the largest garage and ROLLINS COLLEGE $4.00 Blankets, now - - - • 2.98 Big Reduction-in Prices on Men’s Hose To provide a Id thw'-ugi training val nature. .28 MEN’S SUMMER AND WINTER UNDERWEAR G O I N G A T COST four year rimr.-e I .tiling *•» A P. degree Pre-proles him,a1 rourKep in Agrii-ullure, Medicine, Eiu.ineering Law and Theology. ' f c t ’a! departmenls: New Lot of Ouling Flannels Just Arrived, going at - :- - - Mo'de, f* im*n - r t JDirr.'* Eemm This is not a fake sale, but a real sure enough closing out sale. Yo attending this sale on the opening day.. N o t h i n g reserved •inii s, Normal, Kine ahd 'nplicd Art* and Academy. KANNEU’S OLD STAND rntalofc nnd other Information ipldreui: •THE SECRET A BY. RO 1, 1,1 NS <0 1 .1.lit.E Winter. Park, Florida �> V : & - * AUGUST 1. 1919 "Hurry up. Dotty," whispered her mother up the bjek stairs. "Mr. .Som­ ers Is going to stay to dinner and It's most time to take It up." “Oh. deor.'^ Hetty hurriedly threw tier dress over her head and hurried down the stairs. ."I wonder what that tnido looks tike, anyway 1" "Whnt are you go life to have for din­ ner, tunmmn?" "Mncnronl, with tomato sauce, dear," answered her mother spherly. "Oh, mother," said Hatty, with hor­ ror In her voice. 4 "I didn’t nsk liftA, Hetty. I . would have known belter. It wns your father. He acted ns If lie wnY awful pleased heenuse pn asked him. Now don’t 'worry, dear. There’s Hint alee cream plo I made this-morn Iiik, and I’ve got a chocolate cake, too. Here they cvmio now. You s it.tig h t down here, Mr. Somers.” Materials COTTON SEED MEAL CASTOR POMACE T A N K A G E ASHES LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF ALL K IN D S OF M ATERIAL—WE WILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y AN D GIVE YOU — GOOD SERVICE - CHASE & COMPANY u . Sanford, Florida WE HAVE FOUND IT! . DAISY TILE .A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious lo Water,'Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture.— ^Made from lhal same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Add tests In the construction of its immense arid plants. Our supply Is limited only by our demand. SOI,E AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. Stock in yards and 25,000 ready for shipment. MAHONEY-WALKER CO. SANt'OHlI, II . OI UI M l.-3» heeii si Itills; on the cross ns n drop of min sputtered- her new lint. "Why, Jttek. It's mining." • Jack Jumped up and looked ahintt vvlIJi worried ejvs, Py LOIS EMERY. "OntrloiM, Hetty, I'm afraid you'll, get wet. .Wish I'd taken tut umbrella." “There are no houses around here “Dotty,*’ snlii Mrs. TlitirltrW, its she mid we rnn't possibly get liome with­ put Mil* laid touches on th e cream pie out getting Wet," said ltelty, mdgllnhe u i i h preparing for Hie'Sunday din­ edly. ner. " w h y don't you nuk Mr. Somers The flumder drew nearer nmf, I hi" to iHiiner some lime? l i e must think wind was rMng. ami It was' getting K roltier funny for you not to. where very dark overhead you gu out together so much." “I'm awfully sorry, Deny—I should B ETTY'S DINNER “J k n o w , m nim nii. liu t I dnu'J helleve I w in it to, ye t nvvhlle. lin V is v " “ Yim know how terrible the hoys net, unit t hey m e so refined nt Jits house. Tin 111 1it t vviih there to dinner every­ thing wits served In course*. 1 don't know w lull lie would think of us — everyt hi ng on the tulile nt once nttd the hoys yelling like wild ImlimH Delly stooped mid kissed Itei mother lightly “ It's nwtul swe it ef you t" flunk "f it. hot lei s uni In.tie r .ihi'iit t ; ; M a while.’ at war with one another. Unlit fell in torrents ami Mo* thunder 'boomed. era "died and nmihled. tilling ihe air with ones’onllitnoii' dt-aliiiing roar Half mi hotti Intel ihe two »treitmii|l.* listiin-s were iin-i on tlie piazza li> the whole T h in low family, , The i iiiimtl<— . 1II1*r, ll*5 -111* win* j;ning Vtill •In. it iItHi II Hn- old il IH■k IIIml V Kiioii li.-r 1.• nil i»*gnil III Hill g It U how ’ T h e e l i m i i l l ' tn'w s e e m e d The young man gnve her a pteiisnnt smile and sat down beside Hetty. It seemed to her that the hoys never acted worse. She wondered If this horrible meal would ever come to an end.'Everything else was already at an end, she thought miserably. Jnck Somers would ne’er have any jiso fur her with n family that acted like Hits. They were nil beginning on pie now, excepting Jnck, ami lie was having a second helping of mncnronl. At last dinner was over, and Hetty atnl Jnck went out cm the plnzrii. It was Just growing dusk and the air was full of that delicious sweet coolness which follows summer rain. Jack moved nearer to Hetty. Ills shoulder grazed liers.lightly. "Hetty," he said, at last, “you've got the nicest family I ever saw. Everything-here at dinner lonlcht wns si, homelike itlol Jolly. Yon know It tliiesn’f seem mnrli like home at our house. J don't know when l'\e cyjnyed a meal ns much as I have tonight." lie put his arm nrnni.,1 her and gent­ ly drew her tmvnrd him. "Hetty. I cim't put It off nay longer. I>« you love mi* well enough to marry me?" Hetty drew her hrnnth In tremulous­ ly .and then dropped her head on Id* shoulder and began to cry. "What's Hie nut 1 1 ci. Hetty? I t.iftM i oil love me Hell I’lioiigli V* Hetty noddl'd -dlilv. I let* anils si Id up around Ids neck. "I’m all right." she answered, "Just s o s o h u p p v , I g t le s s . J a c k (L'opyrlKlit, \s I'., i n iv i * TI' llioi i n a let wet din- nt It.api'i m a: t lo e iiis sh, - ale d :>u vmti > l e l l l l i a w lull i . i l h e i a i n l tin* l " ' i * w p l h Mv hail li i||r Hilly n Idile t fi'in . l..*r»re 1th*\ pul 1 Iced that tin* d o " I'lVs, 1,1li- 1:1,1 ■ I 0 I I: II. Il Mel Ttie li ill -Hi led. 1lint 1III1*'-till \Vit* i tielilnd likn■k th aid.*' . and that h o y s ' s h r i l l y e l p s I n - g u l ' - t o p o m e f r o m r had grt I'Yll Vi*ry •.litir**^*-*!v-\ h e r f l l t h e r ' s r m i i n . ’ l l e l t l ent l i ' l n o t \ , !1H sh*' Iniik’ 1 Up k e e p f r o m i h f mp l l u a a s s h e v i s i o n e d i>." Mild J a r k 's sh'lldel ' ‘ . H i e ill he|- l^lllli-t *» >ky, "w IiMl’* Hlilt--Hi under? . her e they laid c l o l l i e s Jtinie- -1 • - r! ISIS, by i he >h t ' Inru Ne ws p a g e r S v ii.lU iilc .l ............I lull*! I t e l l y , w e w e r e m o s t w o r r i e d i n .li .itli - : . n t le i ,ie> t i n r a * —fi, t>11 - 11< 11 | • 11 w ii*t an vloitslv ' Y .• 11 g,* H a h i up t>* i o in r**"HU met ■ h lints,, vt ei iSoili \ our l a t h e r w|H la k e t a l i of M i .mors ill l i • 'i -"~Y-'*'\ u-*! : - PAGE NINE f * Lamps Irons Fans Toasters Portable Lamps Fixtures Vaccuum Cleaners Flashlights ELECTRICAL _ Streets- a re the lilies ' f expression ell il eiry 's pace. They a r e Ihe hleog rap lis ,,f tim e, raeordlug th e llnniuhts, Simon s '/Voridbeater Pepper • « * * Has Made Good in Florida and Texas for the Past Four Years. A prominent grower of Sar.ford, Morida, whose name we ran furnish on application, purchased 20 pounds of our Worldbeatcr Pepper in December 1918. He reports that many o f the plants bore as high as 9 marketable peppers the lirst picking. The average was 4 pepper per plant for the entire acreage the first picking, or a total of 400 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at $4.?0 per crate. We cannot rec­ omend too highly OL-r Worldbeatcr Pepper to all f-Outhcrn growers who desire to grow a* money-making crop. PRICE: Oz. 45c; . 1- 4 lb $1.60; Postpaid. Lb. $6.00 THE GENUINE STOCK CAN ONLY BE SECURED FROM * s O m o i ’» n & S on 438 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa. us several years ago. Send postal for Fall Catalogue, ready now M 1 1! * Expert Repairmen to Do Your Work • Promptly and Satisfactorily H il J T r E le c tr ic a l' C o n tr a c to r s 107 Wetvt First Street , Phone All ’ . ptlgRlnns, Impulses of tin* clly-sonl ». dwells wlihhi. They art* as surely the Indices of a city’s character as the lines m i a human fnee.n ltct,rnynl id whatever is ugly am) sordid, an earnest of whatever Is serene and gen* j tic and strong. • •* ’ “There are mean streets," says Halme, "and streets Hint are merely lion* i*st; there are young streets about whose momllly the public lias not yet formed any opinion; there are mur­ derous ■.tici'ts—streets older tliatt Hie \ oldest turns ; streets llml we tuny esteem i - clean streets, workaday streets and ■Ci.lnluerchd streets. Some streets tlGn111 Well and cti.l badly til a illy where the trees lane been j discarded to promote convenience anti advantages of cnmtm-rektl thorough* fayeS then- are ju-l -m li -dreet* which itistort and mar ti*. hcauty. Il Is a eii-toiit with its here In America, with the encjoni hlitelif of h||slni>ss ntioli a r sid.-otlal district in-i-ltued. shady ml imlfhig t*> im oh with riiiuhilh* I- I -I f.-ll I t . I I . . s ft; lug sc II I II : i nVu-1 tle a n i v ti i g t I "ilu hale he. li till Ill'll to the tt'es of tie r and ii !• r LAY PARKS TO F O L L O W VVAR b p le n d id ld»a W h ic h H as A risen in C a n a d a M ig h t W e ll Do E m u la te d in T h is C o u n try (.cl I . t. Mr. H arry L. E sk cw , F o o d C o m m is ­ sioner of Tennessee, has been very active in his efforts to safeguard the health.of the people of his State.. In the N ew York Journal of Com­ merce-lie has the following to say about socalled Self Rising Flour, which is used in cer­ tain sections: W hen the need of im provem ent of * * i * * . * , * , * * * N O T E —M iss Costello is already well known to most o f the ladies o f our city. She is o f Ihe Domestic Science Branch o f the U niversity o f Chicago, a graduate o f Lewis Institute. Supervisor o f Domestic Science in Ihsblic Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic A rts and Economy, Special lectu rer to the W om en's Clubs. S l n s l t iv v t e : We a n publishing a series o f her most im portant articles. * When i.'ln U *•< vCr shuts Its h-,i Its three leav-** lug the third o v ; *1 blossoms are uUn c. by Inclosing lcnv«v, wnrd In tin* i .'enln is jrwrrw »r n n iv n m w m nr» ■ ■ ¥-■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ »r r^ *- i ■ Hornblll’i Remarkable Nest. Moat wonderful of nil In ll)« nest ot tlm Jinrnhlll. TI"* l>',» Hrd lo'"* ,’“i t eggs In n hollow In^n tn*i*. anil as "‘oon | nn iho l« withal on tlirnt* *h'i tnnlqi bird walla ht*r In with t iny. !•■.*- t r ■ Just .ajiiH’o for her lu ad to wtli’k otu j* Hi* fi'i'iln 'liar, 'anil tluwi1 *ln* . only Until 1 1 1 ** I'gga art* lia'vli'd, lit*' I . until tin* youit;' at-.- I*lg nn** *• > a I out. _____________ iJA S TE S : For BlQck.VVhllo.7uri nd Ox-Dlood (dork brown) S hoes. LIQ UIDS K E E P Y O U R SHOES N E A T ^ -4a AT? . Ck. r f DALlEVCOHPOnATIHh? ulMtTEU ■ . l :- ■ « t I Untying the Knot. There la n marriage cuivtonV htnong i tin* SnntalH, a tribe in India, by which, { nf(er a cnMti jirha* ban been net on the ■ bride tiy thi* piiienta, Hie fiance mid ;,!* laily tin a knot In a airing for each day In Inti ivi .-v l *Tnio fin* vvi-*. allnp. 'I1i**ti lb* j*a.**•'•i - d fjnrott* ;-iU . > w . . - j jy.by ilny f. !:t.r f 1* e ’• c end of *’ i knot i» t i n . ... ........... • * . HI certain food products is pointed out so definitely and at the same time is hacked up by thousands of .domestic science teachers throughout the country, it is quite natural that American house­ wives will gradually become schooled in the proper selection of food products, and at the same time demand proper labeling of all food . products. nf jrlvlllzatloii n it.... .I which -ditill liiivc the klgnllleniice of it gunrnnty Hint lift* In the future mIhiII have n full* er measure of Joys and rewards." ' 1 'Die parks, according to pinna, will enable children to enjoy summer and winter sports and recreations. They will he centers for holding itmitml pence celebrations, tu them some memorial will he erecteil—ft tntdet, perhaps—on which,will he recorded encli yonr some ! of Hie dominant benefits pence has con­ ferred upon the world. • , * round. has been such a marked improvement in the wholesomeness and health fulness in food prod­ ucts the last ten years lias been on account of the co-operapon between pure food ollicials and domestic science teachers. These two ele­ ments have been working toward a common end—our protection against Unscrupulous manu­ facturers who have not based their claims to business on the quality, but rather on cheapness ami who, in their endeavor to market their productson price or quantity,have often resorted to substitution and to the .use of unwholesome material. Though progress has been mad.e, yet much remains tu be done. “I would not tolerate fTour products like some of t i l e ‘self-rising flour’ sold in a large part of t h e South, the concomitants of which are alike unknown and not to he ascertained by the consumer and whose purity in the matter of phosphate is open to serious question as a de­ ceptive agency.” I ' I' l l' l l I II tt I l l ' l l w 111 I f"l nil tie ' :i — |M'!iei* t uet l t ' i l Int^ he ehlv 1 M -i e*l in i , | | ( h e | u l l i c l | 'III n| t ’ ti 'hi If | ' h i I f " iif tilt* t Hl t tw it I ffl.n .'t lllllinil I*e|e*' "*•” »m rl; 0 b y tin 1 J Illtn v - ii p h i y g r i n 1 1' i s t i e h i l lull lift | e u rflc d Util. f i l e i n n ; «SC e f t h e {. . i r ks w l ' l tiC* ’I' ii t i i dp l ent,, - I m j i t f u l t d c f u r n u n n-g t i e n i t h,|i - i f . , r e n t ‘ y ,,|’ n n u t h e r vv i r ; l.i h " ) ■t li]> f o r *11111 i l ' r u i f e r ni l H u n Hi nt *i|ilrl l " f H l i - e i l t -limn*-* wli'ch - t i l l e d I II"-. nf l i e - g- *Ti*H, t f ' *<i rihil e i i i i h h ' d l l i ei n t " H e e i i r e fin n f ' - n k l n . ' i h e fiilviininvc*< e f | i e t t c e ; t n n l t " «■*, c i i i n t g c nil l h . l i e w l u i e n j o y tin* l l r i t f III 11M iif | i ei | | -e In v l e d i c i l t c tii Hi e liji'ii l«* -\ ’■ O ne of the main reasons w hy there ei: i I h e n h.- s t i - j n ii.h <I . n . - r t h e \ , or cl To a r r e s t thi* u. | letl f !o|l o f u e j. s e i h v . t l l s p l n w in d o w s may lil o e Vlew t d t'|. lift either side of ti-a | . t i -'1 In ia- I ' a n I r r e v . rI, fr y Sanford, Florida BUFfALO. SE\N YORK.' ■ - l • _ One on Display at Our Store —-, Demonstrations at all Times . Im p o rta n c e of W e ll LaU! ’O ut and P ro p e tly K ept T ho ro u gh fare-; Can not Oe O v e rt;!.m a te d . ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Have the Silent Alamo Lighting and Power . Plant to Illuminate ' Your ' ( i Home * and. do the chores - • : JUDGE CITY DY ITS STRE ETS ■ „ WE HAVE at fresh slock of everything and are in position to meet your Electrical Needs !■ Inlrod. ced by .v * THE SANPORD HERALD • ho: gB J§ sa p te # ^ T:, — 7>;5E3 . I * 1 �187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE MONROE Joining Bulkhead on the West. Two blocks of building LolWith two story factory building. Address: C. KENNISON, P. O. Box 505, Orlando, Fla TREES FOR THE ROADSIDE W estern Journal Advocate* the Planting of Ap£'e and Variou* Other Kind* of Fruit*. V u lc a n iz in g p la n t n o w in o p e r a tio n ---y o u r b u s in e s s w ill r e c e iv e t h e a tte n tio n o f s k illfu l v u lc a n iz e r s . P h o n e 251-YV S a n fo r d , F lo r id a v Doa’l wail for Rouble to too? w in yoa’re on ibe ro2*J. Let us nip it b tk bod aad prtYtnt (be less of thee and oorer. Nc'hing formal or ceremodeiis abcci it jnst drop h any time yay're passing and Id us look it orer. loddedafly we oerer fed imaginary troubles, never advise raaecessarj repairs. Wkeo you need a new batterr. reaember we are tk dEdal service station for l of her father. She w la *tarj«d and gate a little dump a* th ere came a j By VICTOR R £ DC LI PTE T he exam ple o f a *linoe*ota vtiUg* w hich Jj piint!n< row* of apple trees ahjc* It* ro*dai<Je* la a trtd of the c o r e o:ti»en llocal 'Lombardy j«/t>Lar*» Norwmy maple*, box elder* and w hite etau . • l i p H i - of adaption to almost erery A m erican roraraonttjr. The practice, ilke a food many others which now commend them selv es to favor. Is the revolt of Individual initiative. About 20 years ago. It seem s, a retired min­ ister introduced fruit trees to the road­ way running through his own property. T he school district: seeing their value, has now *rrange3" for p iap tln f 210 m ore apple trees o f an approved va­ riety and has com m itted Itself to car* fta them. These ar* theoretically the property of the lot ow ner, bat It la-a “Step in.. p4ea»e." d iiv cted Miriam &r.-i rl *h» : agsir.-t the night. ^Father." *he said, going ?o the kittleg T f - m d--*r*ay, -there's a , urn tiger wants a meal." “^iTe it to him.** replied Mr. Lane direct it- “I d e n t think Vane* will be h*r» tr^.iri.t aed tlj.-re* plenty , to **0* o*w v iu lity and cheer, “Tou’r* a life *aver. lady.” -h e ’de­ clared. a> w ith an enjoyable sigh of fullness h»- arr~- and rejrarded his almoner gratefully. After be had goo* Abel Lane conpnued h!s restless prom­ enade and Miriam, her aork done, *af at the window w itching the street Ir. a tense, expectant way. ”1 do fcoj* /sothlng fcs* happened to I'ance." ,*poke1 her father, a fter the ia j*e of h alf an hour. A think HI j o «k*wa- to the river *nd see i f there's any. *fgn of. him. He It in a i-«at going, but if fc» tries to. cdto* back !h *,t3m e way h e ll take a b ig rt*k.“ * , IT. (). P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R C O M P A N Y i K k - i V W t U itf'R .1* , Fertiliier*. la-eclKide**. sprajers. Poultry Supplies ■ear} i t ha-e- bee-, m iiruf a-luring fertilisers ir, this j * i; e /••ar back is which his evidence would j rev-nt the Iwtt'ftf. el! he jw w es w.; ’ a •he father nf his prom!*>-5 hrtde. Van e ■sas to appear in.rourt the n e x t <lay. Mr I-ane battr-crd hla m at tightly ; -• »se.! M* cap firmly down over h:» h*-ad and wept to’the Mtcheti and light ed a lantern. "It wUS go hard w ith u* Miriam, if anything *h -uld happen * Vance wotfldn't h-e on hand In ?h- H a p p in et* a n d In terest* . perso na! h a p p ic - - - i» a iir ^ s t *vnon can o v e r b a d jour car from sierra to stern. Fordson Tractors ynmns with peroonail interr—t s t h « s lih r th e ra n e e cf *h e la * ‘ er rh* Now is the time to place your order hisb-r * *h*- dejrr*-H of .happin*--* — Lilian Whiting.- for the "Fordson Tractor.” The i*4 very ric e MILK, RL T T E I C R E A M anil B l T T E K M i L K from a ^anitarv Pairv Power Pulleys T i do that. Miriam, yes." replied r father, but he left the road and oft the for-tpc ?h along the river *hore.' rup 'ly he ed ovi-r a Extension root, -t.t flat, and the lat.tern. tom from prices f. o. b * band by the cuntf'-t rolie-1 --'T-m! H** *T V' ■/* r •ntrRi Y*ar»i». Ill *in t* tb** TUfnpik**. Sight or no light. He’!.-."’ Vlel Ij r - had t ••- e*-di-d a ’ittl- wide by u re y t; c hettom w ith t f l v-,'f! • Official Peace Day. Mav tu in isf<t t j i r«,!t<-d "Pear* day. It 'is i't h o •■tuning cf -be internr*!• r.-l j -uro r-..rif.-r"-ni^- af The Hag: H1 and **1 b . -.tab''.*he>i ■J *■ t-’C r.er.t f ari iT c 'l'‘ti for C. F. W IL L IA M S • Dealer. E D W A R D H IG G IN S * Salesm an TRY A HERALD WANT AD Fruit and Vegetable Crates W. A. MeiTjday Canpoy P a lalk x, FloriJ* ' Citrus Insects and Di-eases:- Short, plain descrip­ tion of the common citrus troubles with direc­ tions for treatment; also receipts for spraying advised and directions for spraying and prun­ ing.—.twenty-four pages. Garden and Field Troubles;- Sixty-four pages of valuable information on control of the various troubles that may arise in the truck garden or field including preparation of soil, rotation of crops, handling of seed and seed beds, transplant ing, spraying, etc. Miscellaneous Crop Troubles:- This twenty-page book treats of the peats fdund on avacado, figs grapes, guava, lawns, mango, ornamentals, peaches pears, p^ans. persimmons, plums and tobacco Write today for information that will help you. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO Maaof*<*i*rm d I d « l r i i g j T ^ t l i , ^ , P »!« h * d l o w t i d i i . you art- n«m '“Say. friend ■avi- a match >» tiv t*-e. - :;,st ‘ trange >xcLi.mvi! Jerry M - r»v “I bappvn .*■> have, n^id one. ! w avs/d n g to a*.it l- fore 1 f.-ii * 'o’ have a snwdte. but. think- I .i t - jji’yv la»t. a re g u la r life siiter and ! « . n t rl*k-it till I find a sheltered -«pe>t frofa the -.find. E.s»y and i/ar*-fu’ tow, if you « ant | to Tight lour l a n t e r n . ' 'Vltli infinite r-are'tSie two -M elded that la-t match. It was nearly Idown | out. b*ut the wick o f the lar.tc-m finally flamed. “What'* tliat,” atiruptly exclaim ed Jerry. It was & fain: yell. Then It wa* rcpeated. Air. luine set up a groat shout and ha*t-t!«l in the direction from *140^ It had come. And *nc«r the ►boro, clinging to a broken idle. w*a the man he wa* seeking—Vance Ivn«low. Ill* boat had swamped in mid­ stream. He-f»ad managed to swim to the pile. bjit. wa* *o exhausted that, but for ►hunting a* he saw the lantern glare ami the optronun- arrival of bis rescuers, he would *o*>n Lave collaps.-d. “Your iust mat* h did it." pronounced The time has come when every farmer must save every sprig of hay he cain, Ihe Sjiring crop has been practically a failure, but every Farmer will make lots of hay if he will take care of it. The only way to take care o f it is to bale it, the only way to handle Hay is to Bale it. Why not buy a press and Bale y o u r hay when from three to four tons will pay for the press, then yon will have one for the next 15 years. Hay is selling right in your home town at $50 to $60 per ton. Tlx "REDRIPPER RAY PRESS” CuarantHd the relieve.) and grateful Alwl I,«ne. and J e r r i Moore was a W elcom e v’.l» -t rt the Ijtn e horn*- for a long time a f t e r Far Too Short I *flll fiml each day too *hort for an the thought* I want to think, alt the walk* l w ant to tsk r.. nil the book* I want to road , aDtl ail the friend* 1 want to i f f . —John Iiutrough*. Let me have ^OLR ORDER before the Price Advances Lake Monroe, Florida �*■ T-* . * V ±- - -yjf^rr-E.r - »*-. - V - -■----- AUGUST 1, 1919 ' -f ' i r : : 5> . zs ’ ^ ,W *^ vi- =- i- * _-v 1 r r r r r l ^ : rt \ r • - tt r . THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE ELEVEN ar.d (tancbiaca for a p t r i o d of N i n e ty Nine (led r h t e k In the m m o | Five H undre d I5t>3> No. 210, d a t e d t h e 4th d a y of J u n e , A. f>. ... let . (99) yeara trom a n d a l t a r tin c o r p o r a t e c»- me. t h a t t h e y e a e c u t e d t h e sam o-for th e use* Doilar*. payable to said boa rd, a . aii> evi­ 1917. h a t filed said certificate in m y office, iatenre begin*; unlraa aoonar d i a a o l v r d ^ b y a n d purposes th e r e in m entioned. d e n c e of goud faith. and h a t m ad e a pplication for t a i deed til • th e atockholdera, or according to law. E s t im a te d total y a r d a g e , Stt.driO ru b le issue in accordanc e ~ ilh law, Said r e rtillIn W itness W hereol, I ha>c h e r e t o set my yard*. This q u a n ti t y is only a p p r o iir o a le . c a t - c m b ra ri— the following described p r o p ­ h a n d a n d official seat of office a t S a n f o r d , In Article F i t e bein g given »* a u n ifo rm bast* for r o m p a r i - . er! . j t u a t e d ia Sem in ole c o u n ty , F lo rid a, 3 such . 11 **' *I»‘ « ‘d l b* l t i u . n e t T h e bualne.a of thin c o rp o ra tio n ahall be t o c o u n ty of Sem inole a n d t h e S l a t e of •on of bids, snd the *aid b o a r d ff*e-%,. the to - i t: Half i e tercet in NE«* N W « , of I U U W l 5 r * ' ” * ’ rt-c n . m . r l U n k n o w n . c onducted by th e fallowing officer* vti Florida, on this t h e *th d a y of J u l y . A. D. r ight to inereaer or decrease the g e n o u -t of S 24, Tp. 20 S.. *!. 30 K. T h e sa id l a n d 1919 •h»" b . redeemed A Frew dent. a Vlhe- I’reaident. a Secretary One Inch Card* Will Re Published U»< ,onr Tr h" T *i . 2*,," d', * • a id ya rd ag e a . may be d e em ed no e r a . v. b ,.:g i n r o f ! it th ale of the issuan ■ of '* » •>» ' *ur th ereon a n d a T reasurer, a n d a Uoard of tJirrrtor*. •call E. A. D O U G L A S S , All bid* ahall be m a d e upon a f irm t be •i' 1 c tT tiJ r . I - in ' der This Heading Ai The Rate Of |7.2; U 'l. * **** 11 " ' * A u r n .t A. D 1919. n a m e of U n k n o w n . 61-lie ’ Clerk C ircuit C o u rt, ron*iet of not leaa t h a n Four a n d not more f urnishe d. ■he m> .'djirial * i , n * t u r c a n d *esl t hi s to 1 , I « - . . I c tr t i f ir a le *hal! b r re d e e m e d a c ­ Per Tear. more t h a n Seven - S t o r k h u l d e r a . a n d auch ihe 10 th day rl July a d . tqgq cording t taw t a i deed will imue t h ere o n o n •N O T IC E T h e board rseerve. t h e r ight to re je ct an^ s u b o r d in a te officers a n d agent* as the cor­ the 6th d a y of A u g i* t, 4. D. 19!!*. i*r.u . K- A- D O U G L A S S N otice it h e r e b y given 't h a t t h e under- a n d all Idd*. pora tion m ay a u th u r iic . The t im e r s of Sec­ «. ' ,CUI! 1 «<im Seminole C ounty, FU. re ta r y a n d T re a su r e r m ay be filled by the signed ha* been a p p o in t e d a d m i n l a t r a t r t i ol Witness ray otii-ial sig n a tu re a n d t e a l T h e a u r re .if u l b id d e r will be r e q u ir e d to By V. E. D u u t l a . . , t). C. same person. T h e Hoard of D ire ctors and the e s ta te n( W, I* Aker.. deeea»ed, a n d ail give a bond equal to I S per r e n t of the thi* the 2nd d a y of Ju ly . A. D. 1919. —alt K- A. IKI LIU LASS, heirs a t law, legatee*, d c i . e e * a n d credito r* a m o u n t of hit or t h e i r bid, c o m p u te d upon all o t h e r officer* to be chosen by t h e s t o c k ­ Notice of Sale „ r T .m e M a n a m a Clerk C l '- n i t C o u r t. Seminole Co,, F la . nd all p e r rtn * having rlaimy nr de m a nd* t h n basis ot the y a r d a g e above m en tio n ed . holder*, ahall be rho*rn an n u ally by the Notice U hi *rhy f-tven th a t the Hoard of • lockholder*, at their a n n u a l m eeting to be against . a id e s t a t e will present ( h e m t o the *itb a Surety C o m p a n yy oualified to write t Hy V. E. Douglaaa, D. C. an tne the rFir*t M onda y in jJai nua ry, of u n d - r s l m c d . d u ly a u th e n t ic a t e d w ithin the such b o n d , in the S t *1 of E1--ida. ** ••• r »V 1 6.0-Str V1°oU,M . . f i T T 1 ” I" " V 7 , ot Seminole C o unty. . nheld r , a on i r . i .vionaay tim e prescribed by law, or th e *amo will be J h e r e o n ; the Surety C o m p a n y and fo rm ui . m ‘ \ f o i t " ' V hld* 10:00 ° r *rl> >»*r. b e ( i n n l n , with the y e a r 1920. O P n C B IN T I I E C O U R T H O U S E NOT1 E T O r U O P E I I TV OW NKKM bond t o be a p p ro v ed by said board, eierv-: Au * u ji t t h . 1919, a t th e ue ... r. r. e. d i i e n t a n d o t h e r. oftci _ r* .a shall be forever b a r re d . . clerk a office ip Sanford, Ftorid*. for the p u r - eh--.cn annually by t h e dir e c to J r , or by the i» he reby given t i n t *h* l l u d o f T h i . J u r e 1th. 1919. A copy of plane, • peril!cation* a n d pro* C oNctice cnaae ot Seminole County lime w arrant* to u n ty CammJ**ianrr* will r.t*' t ?»n t h « c m ; \ L E E A K B U S , SANFORD - FLORIDA sto c k h o ld e r, a* the. by-I*w t „ jn a y direc t, or filra a n d proposed c o n t r a c t , bond a n d form of 4th d a y of A ugust, A, D. 1919, &t t h - C o u r t S a n fo rd , Florida. fmo .m1’nV r l, i nf T h ‘r*y-fivc T houaand 1*35.- rcouire. T h e officer. t o ‘ -he chosen by the bid m a y be obtained u p o n application to th e i b'WO-00) Hollar*, to run from one to five director* at a meeting t o be held on t h e *ame •.8-9tp u n d e r ilg n e d upon m a k in g a deposit of llou*e at |0 o'clock a. m* t o Hear ( ru m a ll such owner* or a r e n t a a* desire to a p p e a r I ?****• **'« weiring kntrrrft i t the* r i t e uf tig d a y a n d im m e dia tely a f te r the a n n u a l m ee t­ T en D o l l a r . ^ t h i t su m t o be refunded when ingr of to c k h o ld e r.. iT Dl n n i / n r * ° *** Ui*^ l ° r *hf pur* in «i th in#e S o»oc»ni>iurr*. n hp e nHoard oa rti ofof oi* ,n r - u r t Bevvnlh J u d l r i s l Clr- » , d p U ; , . , 7 « ( 5 c . U o n * . . , 7 . . n * 7 r b « o rV i a n d e n te r c o m p la in ts as to th# v a lu a t i o n s raised by th# H oard of C o u n t y Com m iaaion? THOMAS E M M E T WILSON cull of H o n d a , in a n d for h r m l n s l p t u r n r d rmnri?wa.LiH?f ° n j.hr p u ^ h a ,,‘ I,rlrr ■f' d lh c reethra. until otherA U# provided by th# on th # 7 th d a y of J u l y , *A. f>. 1919, w h e n Countg. In C h s n r r r g * ' So 1 0n 1 0,i' 1 IIuu,»' ato ckholdera a hslt c c n r i .t of F o u r m e r n b e n . Hy o r d e r of t h e H oa rd of C o u n t y C o m ­ ers E. rERG L’SO N I I O l'S llu L tm * sitling as a bo a rd 'o f eq laliters a pd t o h e a r e tallowing shall he offierra of t h e cor w i t h in th e *4 me tim e the aald Hoard of “T h................... H. J. I-nbm n s n il Alma T h p r m .in , missioner* of Seminole C o u n t ", Florida. a n y rraa on t h a t m ay b# given w h y 't h e v a l u a ­ C o u n ty C o m m m lo n e r a will receive hid* ai ra tio n until those rie e te d a t t h e r l r e tio n Coraplsltianf* • se al! E. A. D UG LA SS, tion a# fixed hy the Hoard on arty reaT the clerWa office in Sanford.. Florida, for the shall h a v e qualified, namely; vs.' *>l-4te Clerk e state or personal p r o p e rty sh ould b# c h a n g ­ purchaf# of Srm lrol# rm m tv tim** warrant# I’rexident, D. A. Caldwell; Viee-I'resldent. C o n l r il s E. Hill a n d William H - n r y ed. T h e H oard of C u u n t v Cornmiaalonen* , * rm 1i* Si* ThGUnnil Flv# Hun- S. At Irw in: S e c retary. D. D. Caldwell Hill, h - r h u s b a n d ; nil u n k n o w n n * r i ­ In the- Circuit Court, 7lh Judicial Circuit sitting a* a bo a rd of equall ers on th # 7 t h diri d (lfi.S00.00i Dollar* to tun from one to T reasurer, L. W. CaldwrlL Hoard of D ir r e - ’ b’s claiming intecewt.* un d e r C orde lia LAWYERS S e m in o l e C e i . t l , Florida. ' day of J u l y , A. 1). 1919. ha v in g fully dl#three y e a n , and fainting I n t r tr a t at the rate tor*: D. A. Caldwell. S. A. Irwin. D. D. E, Hill a n d W illiam H enry Mill, her C o u n t y of Seminole, a c o rp o ra tio n , cu*#ed t h e s t a te m e n t * a n d facts as present*tl Sanford Florida oi all per cent, the proceed. In be used to de* Caldwell a nd L. \V. f g l d w C t . ------------------ --- 1 h u vbnndr of- r i t h x r —of Ihom. o r o t h r r - a n d su b dlvixiom iT t h e a t a t e of derid ed to in cre as e t h e v a lu a t io n up**» t h * ' / * y , capen.e* of building dipping v a n a n d •risr. in t h r l a n d described b e low ; F lo rid a, by L. A. H rum ley, l „ P. Article Six following described personal p r o p e r t y : dipping cattle. Allrn G. Apnur a n d ---------- A p g a r, bi* H a g an , E. II. Kilbre, C. W, E n d Mr. A. F. T a n n e r , Kaiteit from 1240*00 t o T h e c o u n ty com m it .toner* fc.erve the T h e htghrat a m o u n t of i n d r b t r d n e a a or wife: . 1 1 utaknown parties riaimi.vg inmlnger. a n d <1. 1^. Sw ope, as and f (>40.00. tig h t to reject any and all l i d . . JIabU ity to which t h e c orpora tion r a n at teresta u n d e r Allen G. Apgar a n d r o n t t i t u t i n y ( h r H o a r d of C o u n ­ Mr. O* If. T a n n e r , liaised from 1210.00 t o • Hy o rder of Hoard id C ounty ComroU- a o v t im e *ubjee l 'it*e!f ahall be T *n T h o u s ­ ------ — ^ p g a r . hi* wife, or c it h e r of ty C o m m i M i n n r r t cf Seminole f 4 40.00. tlonrrv. and i U 0.000 oot Dollars. th e m , o r - o t h tr w ls e . In th e la n d dr«* C o u n t y , Florida Deal)K. A. DpUCJL ASS, C lerk, <■*■•!> E. A. IJOCGLASS, rr lb e d below; a n d all u n k n o v .1 p a r ti r * Article S e i e n vs . C ita t io n Hoard of C o u n t y Com mi**ionera. Ray and Hogan Sis. rlaim ln g an i n lr r e « t in t h e fo llo w in g e. .’. ..*■ .. 1/ ° l Bogrd. S t a le of Florida ea rrl David T h e n a m r s a n d r rtide nec s ol t h e aubHy V. K. Douglaaa, p , C. OI*4t4f . • I ’l t t Hy V. I.. I i o u g t a u , P , Cdescribed l a n d , s i t u a t e in Sem lnote — S " icshvoil ul i ,. ao t a t r A t t o r n e y for JACKSONVILLE, FLA. aeribera a n d t h e n u m b e r of share* ta k e n by County. Florida to-wit: S 1-2 of S t-2 the S e v e n t h Judicial Cirruit ol In C lrrall C ourt. H o t c a l l i Circuit, S r m i n s l a Nallce o f Appllratlnn gar T a i D e ed U nder each a r e a* folloaa: ol S E ' i of S W t * of Section 13, All railroad ticket offices in th e S t a t e ot Florida, In a n d for C ounty. Florida Section fl of Chapter 4»M, I k . , of Merida. D. A. Caldwell, Sanford. Florida*. T w o S h a rra T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , R a nge 29 F a s t ; Se m inole County. L. W. Caldwell, Sa nford, Fla., T w e n t y F o u r building. Center of every­ N otice ia hereby given t h a t IJurman 3 O verstreet T u r p e n t i n a C u a i : u n y *!*o b e g i n n i n g a t S W c o r n e r of H E 1* aharre. W H E R E A S , on th e l‘0 th d a y ol J u l y 1919 Tl of S e r t i o n 13. T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , Dodd p u rc h ase r of T a x Certificate No 1S22 S. A. Irw in, Sanford, Fla., Five Share*. thing. All modern improve­ a p e ti t io n Was filed In t h e a b o v e styled c o u rt All u n k n o w n parties claiming Interff*T d .!*!• 5ml d , > °f Jun*1 A. D. 1902. has D. D. Caldwell, Sanford. Fla., Six Sh s re* v ments. First class in every W d ™ certificate In my office and ha* m ade L au ra IV Caldwell, Sa nford, Fla., F o u r t e e n N o r t h l « Chains, W est 14** c h a i n * / F i r n , o m u L ‘4 * - p m i V " p l h , ° ' , * h eats u n d e r - J* R ich m o n d M u r p h y , S o u t h to chain*. Defendant*. [: ft- Hriunleyf H a i a n . O.JL*. Swope, deceased, Ann!# C. W oodbrfdge, Hit* a p p llra tln n for tax deed t o i**ue In accordShare*. . f. , . 0 . . «L Kilbre, and C. W . L n tt m in g e r a t a c d way. Hot and cold running chle W oodbridge, alt u n k n o w n partirw abce with law. Said certificate embrace* the M ary It. R u th erfo rd , S anford, Fla.. D a e e o n s lllu tln g the Hoard of C o u n t y Comml*. claiming in te re s ts u n d e r Calv in -A. following described p ro p e rty situate d in water in rooms. Share . r X ° S oroelin L. Htll a n d William H e nry tinner* uf Seminole C o u n t y , Elarfda, *ettlng Poage, all u n k n o w n p a rties c la im ing Seminole c ounty, Florida to srlt: N 3-S of . 1 > * , r r h u s b a n d , reeldcnce u n k n o w n , a n d forth l h a t an rlcctlou * a « held In and i h r o u g interest* u n d e r George [I. M orton I n ­ Rales, $1.00 up. S E t , of B E ' , lies* W |0 A* Sec. 26. T p Apgar. hi* wife, out t h e said Seminole C o u n t y . S tale ot Flor- dividually or as tru stee , all u n k n o w n In Witnrva W hereof, \VY have h e reu n to Allen (». Apgar a n d 21 S. II. 30 E „ S acre*. At*o T ax C rrtificate re .ld . twe u n k n o w n ; ( itla on th e 13th d a y ot M ay 1919. to deter- parties claiming Interest u n d e r W. H. .* Room and bath $1.50 up No. 1887, d a te d the 2nd day of Jiffie A. I>. «et our hands* a nd l u b a r f i b e d fiur nam es, ft t* h ereby orde re d th at you a p p e a r to mine lahrthrf^ ojr^ not t h e C o u n ty of Semi Keefer et at. this the lOlb d a y of J u l y 1919. 1896, covering Ihr following'de»erihed lands, E. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. the bill of r u m p la i n t fljrd herein again*! you nole, S t a t e of Florida* ahould iMUe c o u n ty T o all u n k n o w n partiea claiming I n t e r e s t to-wit: W 10 A of N IS A of S K ' i of S K ' t t ». A* (‘aid Well in the a b o v e ‘r n t f l i e d n u o , on t h e 4 t h day , bond* in the m m of 1300,090.00, to he ar under J. Richm ond M u r p h y , or u n d e r C a lv i n of Sec. 26. T p. 21 S. Jt. 30 K„ L. W, I lal dwel l 1.e_ H U_I i t yt rfeat at I hc r a l e of fMyhj- vpcf a n n u m , A* Poage, or u n d e r George H. M orton In d i­ of Vtigypl, A, D. 1919, anil th a n f o r d• ■*._ Her A, Irwin T h e said land being assessed at fhe d a te aid i* hereby d r *ighalcd a t the new i pa per In p a y a b l e *r m i - a n n u a l l y , l a i d bund* t o m e vidually or as tru stee , or u n d e r W. H. K eefer . II. I» f 'aid w«tl of the isa u an rr of iUch certificate in th* whirh t hi# Ttfdcf *hall be publiaheil ohee « t u f r 30, ye a r * af t er J u l y l *t , 1919. ani l t o be or «4lher of th em ur utherwise. In ih*» follow ­ ’ L a u ra P Caldwell n a m e «.f Unknow n lm\e.« .aid rrrtlfiea te i i a u c d for ( he p u r p o a c of g r a d i n g , conat r uc* ing ilescribad lands si t u a t e in Hem inole week f«’r r ight conaccutivc w r r k i , * M ary 11 K uihe rford shall hr redeemed accnrding^to law tax derd ' VVitncaa my h a n d a n d a r a l of «ifT\cr this t i ng a n i l p a v i n g c e r t a i n p u b l i c r oad* ani l hi gh c ounty, Florida: S ta te of Florida will issue thereon on Die—4Tth day of August w a y a i n i h r c o u n t y of S r m i n o l r , Sl at # of S t U of N E ** Sec 34, Tp. 19 8, IL 29 E . 2 n d d a y ..f J u n e . A D 1919. C o u n t y of S e m i n o l e ' t A. D. 1919 ( Fl ori da* d e t r r i b e d in a g e n e r a l way i n a sr:»* of g w * * Sec. 24, Tp. 20 s , it. s p e . **•!■ IF A D O C D L A S S . Heft'fr me the und« r-icn e d « ut hturit v* p* r* r* t ut u l i o n a d o p t e d b y t h e H o a r d of C o u n t y Witness my official Y ignature and »»a! lhl» S \ V ‘* of H B >4 See. 2d. Tn. 20 .S, H. 29 E . l e r k Ci f ’^ u l t C o u r t S c i nl nol # C i k , Ida* aorta Sly »t»p* a r» d D A- Cal dwelt, L. W. ( a i d VV* CM. th e, 10th d a y of July ,% D. 1919. . C o m n i i M h m r M of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . B W j i of N W « L H f i ol BW.ti a n d S W W M o r p h y , Jr.* will* S. .A. I r w i n , -1>. [).* C 'aldarll, L a u r a I*. %n t h e fcth d a y of Apr i l 1 9 | 9 . a n d a a - d e * - of g W M See. 35. T p . 20 S. IL 29 E . I seal! . . K . \ A . DO U G L A SS Hoi lei t o r f ur C u m p l a i n a n t t . c r i b c d a n d a c t f o r t h In t h e gall for a n elec* Clerk Circflll C ourt Slbrmmlc County*, Fla. (?t-Mwell a n d M a r y IL R utherford, t o me You a re he reb y ordered to a p p e a r t o th # i*hr*9tC » , Hon i a a u e d by t h e H o a r d of . C o u n t y C o m * bill of c om plaint herein filed on th e 4 th d a y II) V. E. Douglas*. D C Wi IF km*ian to be th e 41 t r t o n a i b i m h r d in a n d who execute d th e forefidtiir a r l i f l r i of In th e Cirruit Court* Hr %m i l l J u d i c ia l -Clr- mitt*bin*r* of Se mi nol e C o u n i y . F l o r i d a , - o n of August* A* D. 1919. 6l-5tc 1 . Incorporation of the (*aldwrll F u r n itu r e It is f u r t h e r ordered t h a t this nolle # be cuIt* o C Florida, in a n d ' for S e m in o l e F o u r - t h e . H I h d a y gf April 1919, a n d , C o m p a n y , l n r . t a n d th e y • e w r a l l y ark now* NOTIC'E O F 111 ILS VVHEIIEAS, it f u r th e r a p p r a r ln p In a n d published once each week for tw elv g w eeks ty. In C h a n ce r) (pkded to and before me t h a t th e y e i e r u t e d by *aid petition th a t t h e re turn* a* f a n v a a - in the Sanford Herald, a n ew spaper p u b l is h e d T h e Hoard of C o u n t y Commlttilonerx in th e name for the purpvaea therein e i p m t r d * If. J. L t i b r a n ari d Al ma T h i i r m a n . •rd by the Hoard j d C m in ty Commitaloner* In said He mi nob* C o u n ty . Com plai I'sh ii, 1 and lor Seminole Count \ * ill re c r ive i r a h d ol Sem inole County, ‘Florida, *liowh prlrnn Witness my h a n d and the scat of th e said hid* for the p u r r h a t e of r^.fr u e a t n l iron ml* and th a t th*-> wi fe the u m t - p* r**ifo riamri! \ e, f a d e t h a t a m ajority of th e ipiaUAed voter* Circuit C ourt this 28th d a y gf April* A. U ; vert pipe at tholf regular m i e f t h l to lie held th* n in an D A Caldwell, L *H Caldwell, • Cu r ill’ll a F . Hill a t I H tlb^Yu H e n r y S. A. Irwin, D, ft. Caldwell* L aura l 1, Caldvoting at «aid election v « l r d it! favor of the 1919. on Mi a>. Augiittt Ith, *1919. Hill* h*r I tj b a n d ; ill unk? nwn i*aranil Mary It Hutherford ittttuanc** uf the said bonds, a* aforesaid. *eaH * E. A DO U G L A S S. ’ laitn >g i nt e r e * « u n d e r C o r d e l i a lizard fHFfVM the right to f r j ^ t s n j and wtll tn \\ Hnr*» Whereof, l have h e reunto »*•! »ie* Clerk Circuit C o u rt Seminole Co., Fla, all l id. i Hill a Villian l f*nrv Mil!, her NnVV T f lK H K F D K F . in pursuance uf an m ' h a r d and *i-al at Sanford. Setnt 1 ?iu t|i ,n* • t h e r ? t .1 1 . nr o t h e r i: t r* n t cirfk uf?l» f in this * m a r made r m l enti red bv the Mat-try A Warfow r u t 1 ••ki n I v . I btriila, thi- * • t a t 'i day *tl Sols, f o i C o m pi t . land <| b d r i w , ti 1- 41r H mui*r able J a roc* W Ter kin*. Judge of the J u T\ \ J» CM 9 61-13tc | All* n <• Apgar a n d ApgAf, hit 7th Ju d ic ia l Circuit C o u r t uf the S ta te of L . T i t r %a n wilt all u n k n o w n pa rt ie« claiming Nollre i»f tppllrailun for l u i Deed I ruler Florida, N O T I C E i* he reb y given th a t the Notary Fublie* i n t t f i r t * under Allen t». Apgar ami H rrllan fi of Chapter 4^^!*, Law* of I lor Iris. c itiie n s and t a t payer* of tr.*- C o u n ty of M v Ci<mmi*tti»»n -xptf»* Feb, Mb* 1922. Vpfar, hit wife, nr either of N' otlre it h e r e b y gi ven l h a t J o h n Hr a ue r , Seminole* State of Florida, are by tald order Y K F w. r*. ; !h*n -r ofherw ite, in the land de* rr u wired to lie and a p p e a r before the 4 irp u r c h a s e r of T « i Ce r t l f i r a f e \ n r l i t , dai*-d Vtittrui > crilnij hi low. all unkltbwri par lira t uti C o u r t , of the S e v e n th Judicial Circuit t he 4t h d a y uf J u n e A D 1917,* ba« hi ed hi lie r la iming an In ter i*tt in the following S la te uf Florida, urt t h e 2 n d day of August FIRE and T1IK4T and COLLISION InN u i l r r of Appl l r at l on f ur I n D m ! L ' n d r r sai d r e r t ill r a l e in my oilier a n d ha* m a d e ap* de*cirih«d laud s i t u a t e In He ml mile K f f t l e n H o f C!h«p*rr D i p , L a w n o f E h r i d a , pt i eat i ou f or t ax . d e e d i n l a a pr in a r r u r d a n r e I919t a t t r n oVIork A- M .t at DeL and In rurance latucd by Ihc FLORIDA STATE c o u n t ) , Florida, i n w i t • o f H 1? of O F « M ’OI HMI H \ m » N wi t h law ^mi»l r e r t l f i r n t e e m b r a c e * t he fol­ NOTH » tin c tiu n t) of Vuliiiia. S ta te of Florida, then Al'TOMOHILE ASSOCIATION is the Not i ce la h^^f*hy fi vt-n t h a t G. T Daniel* SF 1 , • f S VV *4 of Section I t, Til w n l owi ng d e a i r i h r d iifi-fM ft \ • t t u a f i d in Senn and th i re t»» *h»»w cause, if any you have *<r hat *»• , 1 h* 14m b r \ ill Ir e |tt hrfr>b> gJ x * fi I»urrhaM‘r of T a i ( Vf t i f t r a l * N<« 1U|»», d a t n i hip 2 1 S outh, lla nge 29 Fa*t, a im N’ K 1* of s \S ' 4 Mgui’d inte nd in applv fi; 1 h* Honorable ► l hr y have, why the raid l**ur of bond* aafcsl and cheapest In Ihc world. Write ’ Lr 4th lias uf J t n i ' A- I f antil r r f - note m u r i f v , Floritla, t ' ^ w i l beg.n at 8 V V corner of SK h of Sec*liouFill not t«e rAnfif mi d ami valblat* ■! a* • for Information lo headquarters Orlando. f fh» S ta te uf lion } I. T o w n*bip 21 South, Itang* fiDratat urahrapi*^ t hr folli* w\ ny ih ff i t h n l of SVVG of S e r 27, T p 21 S It 10 K . HI ^iri nrj > J *' m1 1 «, t n * ♦ r n nr cording to t i * ’, at which tim e and jitace all Akciils wanted In every (own in Florida. f Auf„ V D 29 hx*t, r u n ra*t l l 1^ rlialna, n o r t h I'fdpfftl* ai t i i a i e in SeTninoIf i ' n u l > . arr« a, l l i i n d a , i»n th* H l h day T he maid land being a*-a«-*aed ai the d a te of prrtoiis *ii ib siring may i»e heard upon the i>rp<>rating t h r r l o f l d a to- wit * '»’ of N W L ol H K ' i of r 4*!1*, fi.r letter* p a te n t in 10 r h a i t n , Wfttt 14*^ r na i n*, Id m a ile r of validation of #atd bund** a* t* S \ V« 4 ani l K :i - i nl N ** « f S j r . of *SW • of the imauanee of much* e rftifjrate in the nam e Sanfitrtl Hui l di ng ani! I m p r o v e m e n t 4 <ha;n>, •[•dendant* of Mipnle I. MrCalliim. I nle*. daid rerprovided by law 'j»any u n d e r t h e fn||t>wine pr,'p,*«rd c h a r t e r , £r c. 4. T p . 1*1 It 29 E*. th** aai.l l am! I ' n i e r of Service hv 1'uidlcat Itm t if i r i le m a l l be redeem ed krrording I e i Saw t h e ori ginal uf mb i r h 1* n**w nn file In th* *ioE marj»pfi a t thicf thi» l aat t anr o f IT N K S H , E A i M tC iil.A S S . C b r k of T'« a IT p a r t fra c l a i m i n g inter* t t * u n d e r theWla t h cr rtificatd- in t h e n a m e uf 11n k no *■mi; tax ilred will Imtu# t breeon *»n the IttL ila> t-ftifc yf t h e Hef r et af ^ -f S t a t e . i d C o u r t ami I fie **■«! of *«ld t our l on f 1 -1« ! a F Hit! a n d Wi l l i am l l e t i r ) Hill, her 1 Li* t h r tilth day t?f J u ly 1919 \ lao* T a i t ' * rt i tie at** Mo 9W7, ilati'il t h e of August. A. I' ■1919, » It* it* M d '' r t i l 111 f , tf 1hem, *■' «it her witte. ITl VV11n earn m\ ofTIHal *(|n»tiifi arut *• a! !n" t d a y of J u n e A f* 1902* sai d rprtifirat** • *ral I V IM »| ’C»I. \ SS f f f f 1 » j n f ' ** *•r *I *te*4 • 1 h« tj In b< w . slid all. parties o r i r r s l hi- f ol l owi ng f| F«frj| iri| p r o p e r t y the lOfh dav id J u l\ \ l» 1 9 1'« <lferk t if r ut I 1 ’nurl Seventh Ju d ir ia l I i u r. f F > a.rmng in le rett* until r Mien <« \ p g a r amt 4 Jrcuii *eal F 4 |M*l 1*1. r t t u a l e i l Jn S r m i n n l e ’ t ' l m n l y , F l o r i d a t o>*i l f»4 miRtilt( 'm in i ) t lorida. Y Vaughan Vpgar. hi* wife, of e i t he r of ■t hem* »r Clerk C irruii t ' d i r i S .m inoli County. Fla SK ** •>( N R ' | of f W t , of See 4, T p . . 21 fi l ■ 11 r 1 . r» ► r? ^ s rmif» u i b * f » i » r , in t he l a n d dot e rt b e d b e l o w , a n d [t> \ F Duugla**, D t'. S. H. 29 E., n a m e bei ng o n e f o u r t h of *a hi J ° * **• fll' h y d . o ,.» Add W oodbrid c*. * i. v * P lfP c M y-nl K. C. W allac e,. .. 3rd 5 “ » »0». d » ' ^ t h . IU rh l,I ' **■ 1*16, covering Lol f, , A ■’ »'* W... d b r l d i r , The .aid i B U SIN E SS C A R D S S C H E L L E M A IN E S LAWYER Wilson & Hoasbolder A T L A N T IC HOTEL r V- “2f ,r' by ‘ “k,1 l f*t,on1I We i Still Have Good Envelopes at * 5c a Pkg. : HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Office Supply DepLj^ Phone 148 Sanfi/J, Fltiritla I LfiAL AliVlRIISIMi Automobile Protection HENRY McLAULlN , F 61 - M r r e r l l f l e a t e . t h e sai d l a n d b e i n g a- sewnl at t h e da^e of t h e u s u a n r e of i n c h eef i i t i r aLr in t he n a m e of A, H Wo o d . Matt filed i a i d e e r t l f f r a t e in my nf hr e a n d i.«.!> m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for l u i d e e d t > t o u r \rtlrlr« Ip Court of (uunltt J u i l j r , S i« ir uf 1 I••r i d , In re Katate of WVttlt j J C ra m e r, *1.iv i t^ a m p» rum st: errordnecf. with law. ftp ml nole C o u n ty . LnUt# t» id ■ k .' 1 I’d redeem ed N o llr e itt hereby given L” all w h o m it ma> a r m r d i n f t o l a w fax d e e d will laaue t h e r e o n r o n r e r n . t h a t I,n«fii> C‘ra»ner, a* (guardian td on t he 14t h n a y id Augu*i A. I». 1919, Wesley J. C r a m e r , an insane perton, will on \Mtnea» m y ufTieial pl Kt i at ure a n d eeal t h l i the 1 1 th day of Auguai, A- I*. 1919, apply tti the ILuio?able F- F- H oufhuliler. C ounty t h e 19t h d a v of J u l y A, D. 1919. i real ) E, A. D O U G L A S S Jutigp in a n d for raid C o u n ty , at hi* office| in f ’lerk r i r e u l t t ' n i i r t , S e m i n o l e ( ' m i n t y . IT.i Hanford in said Countv* at 10 o'clock A. M fil-fjte tty V. L i Jougl aa*, D . t \ nr n* Boon th» r* after a* the m atter ran be heard* fur au'.hurity to *ell, at public ur rlvate all the inter?** *>f the *a|d IV«■*Nollre of AppHrailon fnf Tax P r » d U n d e r priv C ra m e r, in t h e following-di *r r i bed Se c i l ou fv of f h a p l r r I Koh, 11 f lor I da Ie>' J > *u l w*>uT h roai e*t«te* in *atd tV-unt*« ulii r |*a 11« r * I*• i?i n l 1’tit 1 *a a «• H’a • L* i.f *' * r . |turrh;uM ' itf T a i f * r 'i ft j ' i- ' • I 17 « h ( Mu ar t i *d S*’Ut hi a«<t ■ in I " w n -4*i [• b w. ifa ts il H it «l!» t l i j i.f J u i * A ]> [ 9 1 1 , has tJon 1 1 in > id Itangf Y»nf t Fa»t, »*M 1t « fitrd ttdiil n MiPt i 1 ti m v offtre nful .h a s JI frptMiritt. I * i' 11rj" [Rl 11 r 1 > mi <| r a p p l i e a t i o n for i a t dee*! i n tttttiie Jn 1 1,. a r r nr dar . f i - v J h ^ .ud r e t n f U a t e ern* of S \V 1* if ?- *-g 11*111 ii nf-■f •-»» r. hr « r ef t h e f ol l ow3ng dr - r i h e d nr - p e r t v ait* \ N of t h 2 1*" f*it, Ka *t t*42 f ■"I. ^ u j * h Wr*t * ’ » |2 f*41 , bring t h e land « h » hv _ •> *d u a u d i n Seui i .t iu C «*.*t ^ , M u r i d a t o - w u . E. C, J4»nr^ t«y deed d a te d Nnv, 2 t t h , I ? HI* filed J a n 12, D M . r e c o r d « d f i t of V c o n v e y a nc r *t p a g e J 4 n In Dr a ng* f& fK e t> stw m o p SOO r" r : ■ sftaSatr* MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE • WMMSN * ASK YOUR C R O C E R Co.. H*- Alsn beginriing Ififl f* r t Wi-ft <f H, R, corner of S. VV. V*, of 5, K, 1 1 of .Section 3! af nr» *aid, running thefMw l\e *t 1(l £** C N o r t h I I I I fa • t Fa«| ,210 f**t. Soulh U f I f r r t , being thi p r o p e r t y i Y f ' r \ t d I . F F f'r trl* a n d wlf. I.uuiaa t«. S t . p h - n I I'aht, |,y .ip..| rt r t r tl V„v 1>V 1 " 4 ril»d I*.. 24, ) kin |, r»-f *»rd» it kn H * »*k 22, png* t,2 AN. > U. g i n n i n g a t a f ir t 1 to fit* t ri-»f 1ft •if t fu* Sou I fi* 4 * * r r*. r quar t * r . f ! L* k (iu • a: l i m i t -<>ri* , i <iu * *fii*> ' * T Lift} r a *f , t iht-nre r i fci t. t h 1-11r e N o r t h 2 111 * ; n ft # 1, t h r nr*- H.-ulf. J of be r i t t t i i h t * if Ihr K Application fur L r l t r t v Pa tent Notici- in h i r e b y given t h a t the iu li s i r l lu r s hi r« t " will apply t o the Governor of th# S l a te of Florida. «>n the 19th d a y of August A. P . | 9 | 9 , at Tallahfcsscr, Florida for !rt* ter* jta tent on tf^e proposed C h a r te r of the Caldwell Furnilur*- C o m p a n y , I n e o r p o r a t r d, thi* t h e 9th d a y of J u ly Why you bliould use . Cardul, Ihc woman’s tonic, for your troubles, hive been shown In thousands of letters from actual users of this medi­ cine, who speak from personal experience. If the results obtained by other women for so many years have been so uni­ formly Rood, why not give Caruul a trial? Take Tlie Woman's Tqnlc Mrs. Mary J. Irvin, ot C u llen , Va., w rltesi "About II years ago, I suffered untold misery with female (rouble, bear­ ing-down pains, head­ ache, numbness . 1 would go lor three weeks almost bent double . . My husband went lo Dr. ------- for Cardul . . . After taking about two bottles 1 began going around and when 1 took three bottles I could do all my week." E-80 DM9. D. A. Caldwell L. \V. Caldwell H, A* Irw in D, I). Caldwell . L aura P. Caldwell * M a rv It R utherford C l l A R T F II O F T H E C A L D W E L L F U H N IT IIR K CO M PA N Y IN C O R PO R A T E D . We, the undersigned, dn hereby a**orlaljp o ura clvft for th e purpose of becoming In­ c o rp o ra ted und»-r the laws of th e S ta te of Florida, to tr a n s a c t for profit th e business below set forth and we do a dopt the fol­ lowing as t b r ^ c h a r te r of the proposed c or­ p o ra tio n . * # A n lrte O ne T h e n a m e of th# co rp o ra tio n shall h# Caldf’ well F u r n itu r e C o m p a n y . Inci r p o r a te d , and ita Principal p l a t e of business shall he, Han­ ford, Florida, a n d th*? Hoard of Directors m a y e stablish o th e r places of business with* " in a n d w ithout the S t a te off Florida. Ar(lf(r T x o T h r ( m m ! n a tu r e <f ( h r burin*•• to h r lr a n * a r ( r tl an*t ronHurteri fay ra id r o r p o r i tl o n ahall b r a t folio** t o * 1 1 : T o t n f a . r in a n d t a r r y on a f e n r r a i m rrc h a n d i r r b u r in r x l; to buy, a* 11 a n d deal In all k inds of f u r n i tu r e 'a nd fiiturr*. hardw are a n d a r r r M o r lr r . m u rira l I n t l r u m r n l a e tr ., to a n c a i e in a n d r a r r y on a c e n t r a l fu rn itu re a n d ha r d w a r e hurinr** a n d to b u y aril and d r a t in ev ery kind of materia), ware a n d m erchandise t h a t may he necr»*ary or eap r d l e n t to r a r r y on xald h u r i n r u ; to borrow m oney a n d t o eeeure th e p a y m e n t of, *ame m y m o r t . a r r * . deed*; bm d* and other ol>i l f . t l n o . therefor: to fat*}’ a n d tell rrai e*t»ie a n d to ImprnTe t h r i i i t i ; to do all eurh and o th e r ant) f u r th e r t h i n r . *■ m ay he n e m •xry a nd r* |ied len t lo h e done for the i u r Ceaaful tr a n v a r tio n of the buxine*, of thix eorporxtion, a n d to have, rxerriee a n d e n ­ joy all ri(h l* . poxfer* a n d prixile.e* InrldentaJ t o corporatio n* n r . a n l l r d a n d e x U l in i un d e r a n d b y v irtu e p f ‘ t h r lawx ef the S ta te ot Florida. Article T h r e e T h e a m o u n t of capital (tori* of IhU rorp o r a tlp n ehfill be Five T h o u s a n d Dollar*, In be divid ed i n t o One H u n d r e d Sharr* of F if ty Dollars e ach, all or a n y portion of t h , c a p f u l Stock of thia c o rp o ra tio n m ay be p a yable in. lasUed or vaad for t h , p u r r h a x t ! of p r o p e r t y , real or personal or for t h e p , y . 1 | m an! of la b o u r or services 'a t a Ju*t valua! Uon thereof to be d e te rm in e d by t h e board of Directors. ^ , A rllr'c Four T h ia c o rp o ra tio n ahall c o n t i n u e ’ a nd have ill h n w*r life - _ * ,U" ta corriu Its •_ .i.L*. F I n* of pur aliitn ll*gan of . Ituitifing a n d the hjuifunl I umpint \\ 1 he undi faigtird havt a**«jriafn<n *»ur t * g« l h» r and di+ h* ft tt> A>«oeiatr «.i11r»r| vea fur the putp*«*p of Inr rntog n11 r aelve* into a bud> t»«>T»18«r and mrpuratr uti der anil b\ virtue til the las*« id the State of Florida and d«* ad«pt the f’flowing artiMrp , *1 I v* • of inrorporation The name Article I. fill# corp-i' r * 1 in► n ahall be atui 1m p m * # i n r n t Com p a n s , anil it* pfai* of l*u»ihr*» «had bi S a n f o r d , Seminc-le ( *uunt y, Fla, • S#nh>rd id tfuildfng Artlrlr II 1.* e* u» t 1 1 * il t • rial I fit all pa ft l et c l a i mi n g a n i n t e r e s t in t h e foil o w ­ N O T l r i : o f M AST E ll 'S SAKE i ng i l e e r r i be d l am! t i t u a l e in Serni n*de c o n n Noli*** given t h a t under and by 1% Fh.rtdi, to »il S *t of S ’ f uf S K '* of* virtue j i>11 ii'rffi r»‘n*lf r« d 4-n tfie 2 Mh S VV ** of S t c i i o n 1-i, T o w n s h i j i 21 S*«ulh, June. 19, by the lion. Ja» \V Ha nge 2-' al«tT begi n at 5 W esirne* of <!av SK. “* s d S e c t i u n id* T o w n * h i p 21 S o u t h , ,1’t r F 41S’*, J u il ge ii f l h **• S-e ve ifk h J u d lc i a I 1*j r Mange '2 9 Ka • t , ru n F i a t 14 chain*, cul t of Fdurida, in C h* it r e r p y r i n a r e r f a i n NMsffb I d c h a i n s . We a l I t c h a i n * . S o u t h 10 raufie th ere in pe n t o n g w h e r e i n C. 1- Ffineb a u g h t* t u m p l a b t n t and \ \ ti VFtriHurli, c bain* It ia l . i u i n n r dr r e *! tfrwt y o u a p p e a r t o t h e indlv i t ua t l y and VI, (». Veanourl* »» T h i d r f bill t d e n t n pl a i n t h i e d her ei n a g a i n a t y n u In lor J* hr\ Ci. Vcatjouri* a n d T o m CL V c a n p u ­ t h e a b o v e c u t if led r a uaf . till t h e f i rst d a y t f rl-, t i ti*. f. - 1 :,t, t, i h r u n d r r * l g n e d Hpejfla! St p t i inl i f . A D 1919, a n d t h e Ha n f o r d M i i i i t will ori \ f o ml a y , t h e it h d a v / of \u g u * l, I'M 9, in Iron I u the Court lffiu*e 11* r ai d 1 * hi rcft> s l e i i g n a t ’ tl a* t h e n e w s p a p e r in S a n t r >t. Mor t t i a. dur >ng IF* fe^al i n w h i r h thb* o r d e r all all be p u t d i a h e d once iliiur hour* of vaT*-, xtflsr f <»r - r ie a r d *rll *- j the t w . l v p rt r m r u t i v - Werka» » i il . r fur a*t t h r Hollowing7 di*high* - * b.i \ V it mi - • m a f«a fill .I n <1 ■ i I Mf , off r - thi* t« i l l K ' i S K " a » f S \\ * r J U 11* , \ 2 t i 1 <i* |1 I ' M -* 11 >•u t' 1 2t 1 *no I . rr. » aid mi'ti* •* W •I rFipfw.w* t-wi'T.g 1, '.J i. >• .j*-*# t h m t hi s c n f p i r a t i o n ia iiuMibriti-d to r ’ * ttUrrt-ttttfljl Il4ti i i r(i «i t i -I t ft - ut.f i*uf a' bm a nd I a i d • I•| <1. a l J L* r i gM J f p h * « e r v i i i # VVrn r • i r|.. *.!• » * • i*♦ 4*b t 11 i it | it*ir i i d * » I• *i I ■g d III >F i J i I-I a d u 1 41* 4, \o d * S. HOFFMAN in i LIST A M ) OPTICIAN P r . i r t i r c c o n i l n e d to I h e i r e n l m e n t o f(h e eye \ I M H, t il l I I J*.*# p h f i a r v l n , t h e n p i r mwn l r i 4 « • anti th vittt t-a u n J i r I Ii•’ s 1*: will a n d f * * t a t m n t uf J.* -* ph 4 i a r vin. f he u r U n o a p h»fr» « ( sirr >' ‘ ti. and t> d-» all *.* *h oth t and f M i r thing* a* r <0 r*c**«arv and * xpi b MY SPKCIALTIES: PH KAltIVS UAND-PAINTED CHIN* GORHAM'S -iTL'RLINj* SII.VKK riOf.LRS* FI.ATED V. AltL ELC.N AND WAl.flUM WATCHES 1.1 V^S. \ 1*4* 1 . 1 t < j 11 i Hij f t , >t lb \ t »* rj.f i k , J r , i* r f . f • tn 1 , a ft 1 « i.l M o ! . muTt gag*** «lt 1 •! *, hi ft tl *, not* • 1-r ol hf r L i ( if r til t * *• U r 1 s * * r ft t h 4 fr c if It, obligation t h i n fur* to o u a f a«l\ arv *a and Hrfii!n«i1r ( i i u n < j , H&ifida. I n ( ]i i n r r f j loan* of muncy; 1 ** D*«»* real (» t« le as land* He n r y I L i l l 111 C h j t p p t d , lord*; to buy and i t ’ll, tv acijufr^, ow n a n d M a r v Wh e e l e r ( ‘h u p pell, a o d held all per«onpl p ro p e rty n*cc««ary to ad- J . U t t i r u v e * , (%»m p i a i n a n U Hill t o va.ret ag' oil! ly cofidurt and t r an«»r! any h i *!1 vs. (luift S- »f |i n * > i VVhirh applieatj* n will b* i*a*ed tipmi lb' prtitirln f i r ♦ale now «■» f.le in -aid 1 urt. D a ted July Ddh, A* I». 1919* Le#wu Cf a nfer. (guardian Gl-5tc wh i c h Ia p tl b 11*F t d he f e w i t h be I u t of Eyes !>y a regular rejila(ered physician Glasses Oiled, broken lenea du­ plicated HuiiHt*V* f*±r C o m p la in a n t. • 4»-5t , , N o lle * m for Fa a Deed Under Ihfci*, | , a « » uf 1 l*»r- « f S r r I lo 77 tt *..f 4 Htt( let Thf« id a ll« W > rv-fi> yi . *-n t f-a t I» i r r has* f * *»f T a i l f*»rd. JE W E L E R e x am in ed 28 W. Church St. - Orlando, Fla. M. and * ftlfir a te, * unkhMW H Ip f a i t * 4 * t, ' I • Itt4 *’* u t i . b f I I r 'a m e n t «d U m 141*1 4* Will u lid' \n d *o r. | a^.d It . unk vi •* .1 ►• * \ • «i r | « III •# V» I ' *d I • ' u ia I Ii r 1 I S ■jj, f{ I *j i|* 141 a T o J o *■r fi t i I * a r %| p „ t ti «i d *•n ru f n k fj o w n 110,90(1 Pfi', ti» tx fill 111 n l l fit u ttri* li*!ti*f r*’*| 1 '* U fn 4# ( ful i ftn-lti, fit *|t|pfiri' U n k p o w p 14J4*1 ih x f t* *»f t hr [ i f \ alu* i f *»t,• f l u m l r t i l ft a | i i n a^ir.e i h r v s u t t i lull . ff coin* IInliar* f HlO 04> i a* h, »>» lit- pairl f ■f w ,i f< j lfiini fil>d In r* in a ^ a i u * i m i (fiat »<*u h a i r All ur uf f i ai r n t«i lawful mittipv •»f ftr 1’ ml* tJ Mat *#. tt»iit*r i nt i c*— »t in I lie fifilttw any pur Hup (>f thr1 »al?l i a pita I i tq e k ma> I t i ng d r u r r i h e d I a pti »p Ht'pilpol u c o u n t y , 1Toy- *|.it a' *I .4 a •■( I Jit* Ull' uf I f . II »"f |ui f uti uf! ahall if I"* >1 T iiU’Lumn«4 lii>iUr* pa. y i ll I# |p, i*r isttii'ff ur usc4 f*»r, or in the id a. m\r*-w i l ■ |pirrliB*e i»f property* t#h#f or «rrv|r*P, a! a Ju*t v a l u a t i o n i h r r e o f t<* k e r U t e r m l e e i f l»y the Iftiird of d ifeflo fl. Arliefe IV, Thi* r u r p o f a tlu n shall fu p lfp n e arni itavr full puw* r to ravrris# IU curtiorat# right# ami frapchUr* fr?r a pi Hoil of pin* ty-rilin’ year* from ap«l aft«f the com m enecmcftt off it* corporate #*ist*nr#. A rllfir V. T he 1*i,i ■Ipis* off this corporal inn ah ail !»« cppcluctcif l»y th e ffoSffiWdug ofFseem: A p f r titl«*nl, vice pre sident, treaaurer, • e e r r ta r y , c le t te d by the hoard of liirectof*. a n d a hoard off airectora of not less t h a n t h r e e m»r rnnr# th a n acven, director*, who shall he sttrrk* holders In said fs>rf»ofaliott. to be rlected b y I h r stock holder* annually. The ofhc# of **-cre1 ary and tfea sure r riia) hi- held tf> the sa m e person. Until afte r the first a n n u a l meeting of the ito ckhoidef* herein pro v id ed fe*r» and until their i i p r r s i u M are eli-rtid a n d mi all tied, 111# ofliceriTjf thia corporation ahall Ft: --C. A. Hetta, Freaident: . J . II. Cowan, Vic# Freaident: and H. Rung*-, Secretary a n d T reasurer. T h# Hoard of Dir# ctora ahall b t ; A V aughan, Green W. S m ith , E* K. H ogan, C. A. H r t t a and J. II. Cowan. T h# flrat or o r g a n ii a t i >n met line of th# ito c k h u td era off thia co rp o ra tio n ahall h# held in th# city of S anford, Seminole c o u n ty , Florida, on th# 2Dth d a y of August, A. II. 1919, for th# purpoa# of a d o p tin g L>-law* a n d completing ih # orgfcnitatlon of th e cor­ p o ra tio n aa h errinbefhrr provided for, a n d t h e r e a f t e r th# a n n u a l rnsetingsa of th# sfuclo holder# ahall b« h rld on th# second W ednrad a y In J u l y of each a n d ev ery year. Article VI. T h# higheat a m o u n t of indehl*dne*s or liability t o which thia c o rp o ra tio n ahall aujec t itself ahall be twice t h e a m o u n t of fta c ap ital atocks Article VII. T h e n a m e s anil rt*id encsa of th e aubacribtng incorporato rs of thia corporation a n d th# a m o u n t of capital stock s u t a r r i h e d by each, are as follow*: A. Vaughan, Hanford, Florida, 2 aharra; C. A. lie Its, Hanfbrd, Florida, 2 aharea; J. IL T o s i i J , Hanf<>rd, Florida. 2 th are a; H. I t u n r r , S anford, Florida, 2 share*: U r t o W. Sm ith , S anford. Florida, 2 a area H. E. H ogan, Sa nford, Florida, 2 share*. • In Witness Whereof, T h e "subscribing inc o r p o ra to r s of the co rp o ra tio n have h e reunto auhacribtd • their name*: C. A. Hetta J. If. Cowan 8 . Runge G reen W, S m ith E. E.. llo g a n S t . t . o i Florid. A -V .u « h ,n. u. C o u n t y of S .m ln o lr , U v lo t, m*. a Clark C i r r u it C o u r t, p r n o n * ally a p p e a r e d C. .A. U *tU , J . IJ. b, owsn G W,. S m i(u, ith , 8 u rreen «n w nm n.. Ku»*». K u o , , . E . E. H o ( s n • a A. v s u f h . n who a r , w.ll k nown t o m , t o b . *"• S - r K S w i i t - . c T h e W i l t liglf 1 W 1 7 1 uf t h e H t t U t h w e d Q u a r t e r - S W j j ) «»f S e c t i o n 29,- T o w n s h i p 19 S o u t h , l i artgn :l | F a i t , le*a a m i t s r j - p t t h e We s t hal f ( n *-ji *»f t h e Wes t hal f i\Y * j i of th# H*»uthwe«t q u a r t e r of t h e S o u t h ■ I i w#at n a t t e r f H W 1*! of* Hurt inn 29, Town* ■hip 19 S outh, flange >11 E ast, c o n ta in in g .0 aeft* m u r e «f le**. | . Y o u a r e t h e r e f o r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d a n d of 4 w f i t n b e a n d a p p e a r before u u r sa i d f if cul t Co ii f t at t h e C o u r t Jftitt*#* i n Han* f or d, F l o r i d a , on t h e Fl r at M o n d a y In A u eu«t , 1919. b e i n g t h e 4t h d a y of s a i d m o n t h , t h i n a n d t h e r e t o m a k e a n s w e r t o t h e bill uf f u r n p U i n t h e r e i n filed a g a i n s t y o u , a n d t h e r e i n fail n o t , ( ts«*aaic| hill will h e t a k e n aa r o n f e t i e d a g a i n s t y o u , f ol l owed b y (Inal de* ere#. THE U N I V E R S A L CAR r i* - The Ford One Ton Truck may well be classed as an agricultural necessity, it fits into and (ills so many wants on the- farm. It is a reliable bearer of farm burdens, not only do­ ff he ing the work of several r » horses quicker and better rarmers than the horse, and does not “eat its head oil”' when not working. The aggres­ sive far ner lias only to consider the possibilities of the Ford truck and he is ready to buy oflgr"We judge this to be so from, the way farmers are- buyi g them. Truck Chassis ?550f. Detroit.. * • | j It i* f u r t h e r o r d e re d t h a t thi* n o tj* n he published in the Hanford H erald, a newa|i ip e r p tihlishfd in Sem inole c o u n ty , Florida, ’ one e ac h week for tt tu n a e r y live weffka. TCI A L L P A R T I E S C L A I M I N G AN I N ­ T E R E S T IN T H E P R O P E R T Y H E R E I N II E L O W D E S C K I H E D : U nder J o s e p h (Sarvin a n d Wm* G. A ndenreid, or « th r r w ! f # . I t being m ad# t o a p p e a r hy a iw n r n bill of c o m p la in t filed herein against you t h a t you have nr claim to h a v e *om# Intereet In the following described l a n d s in Sem inole c o u n ty , Florida, to-w it; T h e W r i t half (W J41 nf | h # H oulhw eat 1 q u a r te r ( 8 W ^ ) *»f Section 29, T o w n s h i p 19 S o u th , R a n g e HI E a t ! , b ** a n d u o J the W i l l half ( W ! i ) flf t h e V.ist half t W J f ) of th# So u lh A p a t q u a r t e r i 8 W k |l of th# S o u t h weal q u a r t e r ( H W ‘ m g | Section 29, T n w : > » ■hip 19 . S o u t h , R a n g e 31 E aa t, o n a l n l n g *0 acre* m ore or Ira*. Y on a r e therefor# h n e b y c o m m n led a n d p r r o l t C o u r t a t t h e C o u r t H ouse In San* lord, F lo r id a , on t h e First M o n d a y in Septr m l i e f , ' I91P. b e i n , th* t i n t d t y of t t i d m o n th , t h r n a n d (hrCr (o m ake a n sw e r u n t o t h e bill of c o m p l a in t died herein a e a ln s t y o u , P- ‘ a n d t h . r t l n fail n o t ' , 1a , laid bill will be ! t a k e n as confessed a (aln * ( you, lo be fol­ lowed by final decrea. It I. f u r t h e r o r d e re d t h a t th i. notice he r u h liJ ijr d o n e , each week /or twelve w e ek . In the S a n fo rd Herald, a new spaper p u b l lt h e d in Sem inole c o u n ty . Florida. ' . '( D one a n d ' o r d r r t d t h i . the- J l h d a y o( J u n e ,. 1919. (*•»!>. K. A. D O U G f,A S S , Clerk Circuit C ourt Seminole Co., Fla, . .. . , , , Hy V. K. D o u d a . s , D. C, D irkln*on St D ic k ln .o n , Solicitora for Complainants. 66- l a t c . N O T I C E T O BIUD KKtt V s a l e d bid*; s u b j e c t t o t h e s a t , of bond* will lie r e r r f e , d b y t * H oard o t C o u n t y C om m iss io n e rs of Sem in ole C o u n t y , Florida, ■* *"• office of s a i d b o a r d a t t h e c o u r t hous* In. . a n f o rd . Florida, on or before t e n o ’clock a. m. oo t b a 4 l h d a y of A u g u it, A. D . 1919, *“ • e a e o v a t l o n a n d r o n r i r u c t io n of t h ditchee, d r a in s or canola a n d lata rnl d itc h e s, d r a in s or c a n a ls In th e Je aaup D r a i n s , t Diak bid - U , t u n c c m p . n l s d by . e c r u - Uf Truck fj::* ^. C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . THIGPEN * COMPANY r_i_ -■J-Si A O B N Ta eneralDinerFire pcoruca Insurance Y . bank utilding w# *• >11 v) r * 1 1 F lo rid a ’ - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 01, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 01, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald