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VOLUME X
NNUAL RE-
THE SUBJECT
UNION MEET
I
CATTLEMEN
IN
AT ORLANDO
j $479.03. Receipts. $4326.82. Ex
, nntine was lifted and they ramo
penditures: MiacclInneptUT*' (inc.udj home on tt little ‘ l>dat that tossed
ing membership* to Division, sup
' them about on the broad Atlantic
plies overhead expenses), $2776.90.
.until th«*y almost wished they had
Influents, (including hursrs, gro
died in France and. how they at Inst
ceries, drugs and—lahon, $226. Oflr
. Irtrtded in *dear old America ‘ and
» Home Service, $429. 35.^ Total
|then home and family and friends.
expenditures $3423.31.
j 1 It was the first real story of the
Balance, July 1st 1919. $1373.64.
i war that has been Riven to a SanHome Service cases investigated
fors audience by one of the men who
181 (varied military and civillian
was there in the thick of it and it
reliefs. These afe the actual number
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mude the audience thankful that
of coses but does not include the DIPPING UNTIL STA TE
WIDE
riiAPI \lV
GEORGE
HYMAN .auch-a" man-us Dr. Hyman had been I). O. IIROWN IS KILLED BY S+ATKM EN T OF HOM E SERVIC E length of time handled requiring
LAW
CAN
BE
ENACTED.
DEPA RTM EN T
IN
‘ YEARS in some instances several months
*V F M O S T
IN TER ESTIN G K*ven to the army to comfort and
CAR
OYERTURNUNG
AND
11A* O *• w
__ •
_____ _. .wthim
in man
Wo r k o f c o u n t y c h a p t e r
consolen Ithe
njen In
in their sickness
The meeting of cattlemen in Or
CRUSHING
OUT
HIS
LIFE.
for a case. • .
‘
,
LECTURE a t PRESBYTERIAN
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•
.
and discomforts abd death. And all
lando last Monday drew some 30
Christmas
Roll
Call
(memberships)
Due to the close of the war, the
' (IIU R C II SUNDAY NIGHT.
Another death was added to
through the narrative was seen the
from Seminole county And" about 200
only
department of Red Cross work 1,124. Christmas boxes 261.
The
Union
meeting*
of the joy and comfort of being u Christ the toll of lives taken by cars Wed that Vis active in tlje local chapter,
Seminole County Chapter is on altogether from 11 South Florida
churches nre attracting large crowds ian and having the fortitude ami the nesday night when D. O. Brown id ia Mfco Home Service., department the Honor FRoll for Chapter His counties, who voted to work from
at each evening, service although faith to serve and carry the word of this city . was killed on the west' however the official business of the tory nnd on the Honor Roll for now until next session of legislature
for enactment of a state-wide com
many of the Sanford .people hr<» God to the boys when they needed side by his car overturning on hime Chapter continues and will prevail Chnpter Accounting.
away from, the city on vacation it most and as Dr. Hyman truthfully and. killing him almost instantly. until the Chapter is disbanded but " Sixty-two Service Awards have pulsory cattle dipping law.
No one was with him1 fjt the tim
trips It is good for people to get said at the close" there was not a
They also voted in Tavor of dis
been distributed to members of
and
no' one knows jiist how the it 1» the hope that Tt will continue
man
in
the
regiment
who
was
de
together ami about the finest thing
continuing
compulsory dipping of
the
Chapter.
accident happened but those who on thru the year frith a membership
in the world is for church people nied the1 opportunity to hear the
cattle
until
a state-wide law is en
resided near there heard the tires thiti will entitle to be known as one
to get together, meet at the differ- word at some time during the earn
Members whose dues are unpaid acted, hut that metely expressed
of
.
the
(disaster
relief
auxiliaries
blow Out and then the crash nnd
ed churches and join* in services, paign.
August 1st that are over due three their wishes and carries no authority
to the scene of t h e ‘ of the Red Cross. At the present rate
It tends to break (down any barriers
j ) r Ilyman expects to deliver a running up
months or more will be dropped from for discontinuing systematic and
however
t
h
a
t
-the
renewals
of
mem
accident found the car turned tort*,
that might be raised regarding
of lectures on the war us he
berships are coming in. we will not the roll. These are the instructions compulsory dipping of cattle In any
differences of opinions on religious „aw jt an(j he will probably have pletely over and the body of Brown function long as a chapter ns mem- from Southern Division Headquar county^or community.
thrown out. He hud severul ribs
doctrines and creeds and makes for another opportunity to uddress a
ters. We have several hundred on
Hon. C. A. Carson of Kissimmee
broken anjl wus injured internally berihips is the only source of reve
» unity of all churches. It also brings union service during the summer.
the
.
local
roll.
explained
at some length to the
nue
with
which
to
carry
on
the
and "while life lasted until he. wns
in people who are not in the habit He will preach on thtsc subjects
cattlemen!
hat the work is established
brought no this city he never re HomO Service worjtj
of attending church especially those at the Baptist church every Sunday
The Home Service, otllce has been by law which provided certain con
died
in
gained coil »eiousn< mm a
I • Miss' Virginia Smith has been em moved to the Court House. Infor
»ho think it is too hot in the summer morning.
ditions to he met b e f o r e , compulsory
hour a(ter
onr
ployed as home Service Secretary mation will lie gladly furnished at
about
attend church. The union ser
The next union service, will he
dipping can lie enforced, but after
and will «■mtinue the wrok that is this o|lllllce on allotments, insurance
vices are always very interesting held at the Baptist cliureh on Sun home.
those conditilons have been met
Brown
hud
Mr.
that
already w ’l orjaiuzed. throughout nnd Liberty Bonds or any other in
It »
and the third meeting held at the day evening at 8:30 to which all are
there is no authority for stopping
employes home
oflf of bis rtn
itho coei.tr;*.
formation desired along Red Cross the work.
Presbyterian church was no exrep- cor(|ja|]y invited The announcement taken
on the west side and wI ile-returning
In September the Chapter brings
lion to tke rule last Sunday night.,
||(>
jn another part of this
.
He outlined the steps necessary
and running at a high rule of speed to the country a trained Red Cross lines.
|)r. Hyman, pastor of the Baptist J j M Ur.
to' get on election nnd Htatcd that
had two of his tires to blow out
"wjU conUucl c|ass ess
church, just returned from France
the voters in ten out of the eleven
causing the light ear to turn o v er, in*
’ home
.
rare of the siek and hygiene
* here be. was a chaplain in the hdnd
counties represented, had authorized
ntsd crush out bis life
Those . l a s s e s afe open to all paid
Division, was advertised to speakcompulsory dipping of cattle by
D t> Brown was well known here up members <d the chapter, free
and the announcement filled the
very large majorities in their re
being proprietor of a meat shop here of all charge.
Presbyterian church to overflowing
spective elections. That the State
for many years at one time being
The fiscal year just ended has
and attested the love and esteem
Live Stock Sanitary Board is charged
in
partnership
with
W.
h
lla,wkins
been
productive of excellent results
in which I)r. Hyman is held In this
with responsibility of carrying out
hut ((,r several years having bis own us will be seen by" the following
city by the" members of all churches.
the wishes of the people os expressed
store oil Sanford avenue. He was report.
by their majority votes at the loral
|>r. Hyman took for his theme.
well liked by the many who knew i
Record of Woman's work:
option elections, nnd that he thought
The Four ( ’. real Battles, and he
him amt was doijig well in Ins busi
the cattlemen should plan ways and
, Surgical Dressings. 4.058. Knitted
called them t h e ,"B a ltlc of Freparaness, building and owning u brick
means for cooperating in eradicating
Articles.
309.
Hospital
garments
ii,«n" where the boys were sent to
sfore
room
on
Sanford • ave.
the
cattle ticks, rnthej than in try
and
supplies.
1852
Quilts.
24
Lim
n
their first training camp which in
CHAIRMAN E. T. WOODRUFF
He leaves a wife .and child to
ing to discontinue the work.
7 ' ' 1"i" 1 l|'l' Shower. S64. Refugee garments^
his case happened to be Camp Gor
AND JACKSONVILLE
COM
SANFORD
FARMERS
I I I V mourn bis f»ss, I be funeral wi
Totul ,9.092.
Joe Cumeron was the Seminole
don. Of their many struggles in
MISSION
A
It
E
PUSHING
SANFORD L A N D S BECAUSE occur this afternoon from the re- " • •
_
county
representative on the resolu
getting fitted into the
routine of
Funds:—
Balance
July
1st
19*8.
GREAT P R O JE C T OF INLAND
west Thifd street.
THEY
KNOW
HOW
GOOD sidenre
tions committee, which* spent two
,amp life and army rules.
canal.
THEY ARE.
.
liours in .executive session before
The Second. “ The Battle of Ini
Those, loyal worker* on the San reporting out the resolutions, there
Sanford
lands
are
selling
without
tiation," which came after they had
ford Board uf Trnde who for many being a minority report favoring
reached France and " were brigaded advertising these days as their fame
years worktAI for the St
Johns putt.ng on systematic work in all
is
spreading
from
the
reports
that
with the British army nnd hud their
river to be made the intracostal the ua-anlined area south lif north
have
gone
forth
fur
nnd
wide
lessons in real warfare and
w«nt
canal through Florida are soon t > lino * Volusia. Marion and Levy
the Ton! sector j the prices that were paid for Sau
ItOX S< DUES OF AIL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM
nter the t o p " in >••• •
i
•
. . . .
|,»ve i h< ir effort** crowned with suc counties by April 1st. 1921, and that
. . . . . . . ih.-y h ..l 0 ..-.T 1. . 1- ‘.I
(..r.t v r w .t. 1* .
,
cess if the letter from Chairman E. a four strand wire fence be built
...............
.-* • o i m
....... i
th ,
3 •» 0
Johnson,
*1
T. Woodruff who is now in Jackson al-ing that border. _
continues
tu
leud
I boom on n o * i* Kuamtiu $ <1 o>
.
Sanford
3 1 1
rWhite, If "
ville can be taken as the word of
C“SM*‘ ■
I fact that the majority of the sales Florin
The
mention
of
fence
seemed
to
L
*1
l.
3
our 'delegation in Congress. The late scare some of the cattlemen .who
Ellis, rf
The Thil-d, "T h e Battle of Blood" recorded arc made to Sanford grow qnd the t
\ I Moseley, lb
lamented C. It. Walker. K. T. Wood thought it might become the fore
in the g lq o m y * Argonnt Forrest where ers. Many ownfi*. of" Improved lands will wind
3 0 0
Inman, Jh
ruff and A I*. Connelly" w«*re on this runner of a no-fence campaign and
s i many brave American soldiers arc Selling at a good price and taking series as the
t t. 1
Chaplin, ss
committed oftlie Board of Trade they rejected the minority report.
gave up the'.r lives and where Dr. over wild lands to put them in cul3 0 1
Martin,
p
and with the
assistance of
other
li*. man wus detailed
.or.,. a.-<
tivution
and
start
all
over
again.
having
hard
getting
t'll l lull BUM nsssss ....................... "
h
a v i n g »a II
ill1• time
hum
.........i - •
Following are the resolutions amembers worked early and late.
wounded BT'I to bury th'" 'lend
One thousand dollars per acre for v;".ln(or,|"s great climb to the to| of
lopted:
"We. the representatives
. i i t lands
..l ..at• ..in,
>'
.the
l
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12
11 10 M
Supplemented by t*’e efforts <d the
and where he was ntdiged to lay improved. Sanford
T ot ^ls
one fnnn
turn th,. heap is making
stale
and
ir
.
.
this
mn'
triitiie
cam
asseU
I
selected
by
the cattlemen of Volusia,
Ml It 11
:n a new made grave with '
Merabi tins con-mitUU
l.akeland
seemed fabulous to those a ho were ther siaU-s *,t up and
3 0 0
. omrades while t h e ‘ enemy shelled llllt acquainted with the value of this great little *Uy ut the head "I Kivu, If
3 0 0
the (dace for hours and f.-r bis the trucking crops but to Sanford navigation on the St. Johns River.
Wicker, cf
ill the way from Miami to Folk. DeSoto »nd bum ter^ounriw ;
;l 0 t
courage on this ocrassion h« was people this price Has almost become In fact Sanford is away ahead of Si Charles, 3b
ings '
.
(n meeting assembled do hereby
0
0
3
cited by his c o m m a n d i n g officer for the standard for an acre of land that
BosCon selling forth the advantages
Fry. rf
•3 0 . 1
bravery. He graphically- portrayed will produce the money crops such
of this canul via the St. Johns resolve.:;
Campbell, c
1. That all compulsory dipping,
0
3
river and no,stonc vjus left unturned
the actual sconces of many of the as celery, fettuce, cabbage, peppers, 57 varieties hf specialties.
Turner, ss
.
to bring'this most important matter so
so far
mi as this section is concerned.
.
"
00 0 0
battles fought here and told of the. tomatoes, egg"plunts. cauliflower, ete.
Mills*
before the hoard pf engineers and j be discontinued nhd remain dlsconunflinching bfavery of the American
Cohen, 2b
- -1 0 0
\ few years ago a celery farmer
the National Inlaid -Wnterway* j tinued until such time as a a 1®'1'*
3 0 1
troops in the face of big guns, scorned to raise any other crop and about
Morris, lb
Association.* Mr. Ws.»Wifff is in ( wide compulsory dipping law shall
0
machine guns, shrapnel
and gas. when the celery was off he would
Livingstone, p
i
r
u
u
i
------business in Jacksonville but has j be passed.
CaringJ o r th*e wounded and dying raise Ao other crop untii fall when
» j h a t this meeting go on record
heswas in the thicksof Dottle in t n he would 'tart his seed beds again of the dead in the neighboring cities
25 0 7 21 11 7 never given up his citizenship here
Torals
and
is
still
an
active
member
of
tlft-1
U
H
favoring the passage of such u
Argonhe forest i or twnity
t tee and there nre many growers who
. " * S run-lor ......... ....
Sanford
Board
of
Trade
and
is
)nw
|,y t (,e nPXt Legislature, anti
day*.
, 0 S v . .h r hitlury ol .hr
C .ll.d by w r r m r , , . rod ol ..h
even now nejer («'*<*
oth,’r rro«’
pKdge
our united and personal in
hammering
duy
and
night
at
the
for
market
but
the
majority
of
the
U "
o , .hr ployrn ho.
ion’, .o prrml, S .n lo .d to ro.rh .rom.
‘
Ard the Fourth, "th e Battle pf
cunal matter. He writes the follow fluence toward its pnssaje.
growers
are
diversifying
their
crop*
Patience" , after tffe—armistice was
!l funny. Mabel, that when another
Score by innings,
.310* 066 0 — 10 ing letter about the canal that will
signed anil tjiese war worn heroes and taking a shot at the spring crops team wins from Sanford the papers Sanford
That this meeting go on record
Lakeland
000 000 0 - 0 he good news to those loyal souls and hereby request tho next appointhat
promise
rich
returns
for
the
wanting to go home and see family
give it two columns and when Sun
on, y
Summary: Two base hits, Moseley: In Seminole county who H .v. .'wod, and friends were billeted in small money spent.
ford wins we get a few short lines,
.behind
him
lor
m.ny
y
o
.
.
.
lo
U.I.
«
£
,
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1
, h.
sacrifice
hits.
Chapman,
Inman,
villages in France to eat their hearts
Farming property has been chan "which they hope will find us well
d
runt n
ro ic c t:
Martin:'
sacrifice
lly,
White,
John-,
great
project:
out waiting to take a boat to Amer ging hands since the first of the year etc." and then some.
(Continued on page 12)
son; stolen liases, Johnson; IVUble
Hon. R. J . Holly, Editor, The
and every week sales are chronicled
ica.
But speaking of the ones who ore palya, Campbell to Cohen to Turner,
Dr. llyman told of his interest in in this "paper. Among those of the at the bottom of the ladder and who Mosel Jo to Inman to Stewart; -, Herald. Sanford, Fla.
senate
City- Commis- .
.—
------- Jacksonville’s
----------.
the men and of how he arranged past week might be mentioned the hail so much to soy ut the beginhing Base on balls, Livingstone, 2, Mar Dear Sir:All Central Florida is greatly laien petition for this purpose, a*
shows and entertainments ^for them following:at
of the season, well, do you think tin 1; left on liases." Sanford 7. Lake
pleased IU
to MHJn
know the
above worded.
Pleased
11117 interest
IMUII.-U •that
IIIUV j ------- - - - - Those who have into pass away the time.
And then
The C. Bell place on Celery ave this rainy season will hnve^any effect land 5; Hit by pitched balls, by
Ju-lnonviUe.
through
that
metro1
defatigably
labored for the constructhe greatest trial of all when they nue consisting of 12 acres sold to on the seed beds?
%
Livingstone, Ellis and Stewart;
poiis*
City
Commission,
is
taking
in
ti<5n
and
development
of the north
learned that they would go home on Randolph Merriwether a well known
struck out, Morton 1, Livingstone 2;
And,
yet,
'and
yet,
the
Florida
the
imperatively
.needed,
and
inand
sju
th
through
Florida
link of
the Martha Washington and how and successful farmer. The Flowers
Time ol
League la attracting attention and wild pitches, Morton 1.
.
estimahly
beneficial
to
n
vnflt
porour
great
Maine
to
Key
wwt
they cheered her as she swung up place on Celery avenue consisting ol
1:25., Umpire, Baird.
we ore playing aome ball, some ball, game
......... '7i - ; r’
V V )-iio n of this beautiful state, project Intracostal Waterway via the St.
the Gironde river one evening and 8 acres to Ben Monroe a prominent
and we are enjoying* every minute
SanforiPw^allopB Rradcntown.
j or 0 pt., Jng a navigable waterway! Johns and across, from below Sanlanded at Paulllac and then on the grower |and one of the successful
of
the
season.
The
games
nre
from below Sanford, to connect ford to near Titusville to" connect
Sanford
came
around
from
be^
eve of "their departure- influenza ones of this section. Both of these
just glorious, for the Sanford people hind the fourth in ning and snntched with the Indinn River our m ost, with the Indian River, have neNer
broke out and they fourfd out they places 'are fine pieces of property.
and yet we have visitors up here that the game from .Bradentown by the important stream of copwnerce. the doubted, and do not doubt, that
would be in quarantine for another
The Billingsley, place consisting of
St. J ihns. The action lately taken |eventually their efforts will ly* rethirty days.
And he told of how 6 acres of land and good house on that go home feeling badly and feel score of 3 to 2:
AB R II FO
by the City Commission of Jack-.w arded with the splendid accdrnR J
Holly, transport secretary, the west side to Mr. and Mrs. II. A. ing the pocket where their money Sanford —
sonvilic, culminating in the prea.r.-. pliahinent which the major portion
came ashore at Paulllac from -the Lappin of Long Island. All these used to be and is not. But it is all Stewart 2i> ■
talion to the United States Senate of the interior, as well as north,
Martha Washington and how they sales were made through the A. P. in the game and Sanfofd jbst simply B. Chapman*, c
of a petition praying for the "con- abuth and east Florida, need and
planned to go hoijie together and Connelly Real Estate Co., of .this has corralled the best little bunch Johnson, cf
of ball players that ever took the White, If.......
what a great meeting they had and
struction •of a canal from the St. desire. This is the natural, the
city.
.
dough out of Dqdo.
Ellis,, rf...... ..
then learned'that his regiment would
Johns River in the vincinity of scenic, the economic, the commer
There are several more sales to
And because we are not vain, we Moseley, lb
important,
not go that day and Holly »»»led
Sanford to the East, Coast canal," cially
. —
. ----- -- and in every way
record but all the details have not aitpply give the box'scores as fol
Inman, 3b,,.:....
without him.
And how he buried
is a move in the right direction and Hhe logical route, and will, unless
been arranged. Howevfer these give
• those boys in the next few days, boys
.
highly gratifying to those who for |those vitally interested are culpably
lows:
o y jf ' V I * ' 1 1 *7/ J Chaplin, ss............. 3
the story of the high priced winter
------- - rp
2. 0 0 0 3 1 >o j ong
have been trying to letharargic, be in due time adopted
Chapman,
who had gone through, all the hor
Sanford Wins at Lakeland! r ' C.-------vegetable lands of this section.being
rors of war. on the eye of going
Sanford
won
from
Lakeland
on
■old to men who know real values
T o ta ls.
...... ,n 28 3 7 27 11 3 1 make this necessity plain and per- * nd P t M i *
^
home to loved ones died at the hos
and are willing to pay the price be Monday., The score tella the tale:
,
t
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representatives
ln|
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W
O
O
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R
V
KF
Bradentown—* AB R 11 PO A Em inent to our
in |
"
E.
pital at Paulllac with influenza and
Sataford—
AB R II PO A E
cause
they
know
how
much
they
0 Washington. Senator Fletcher on c b m . Waterways Com. Sanford
how he ministered to them while
Stewart, 2b
.. 3 2 1 5 5 0 •Benedict, II.......—. 4 0 0 2
- • * * * Chapman, c . , — 6 1 2 2 0 0
presented ' to the , Board of Trade."
(Continued on
Page
8)
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THE ST. JOHNS
TO BE INLAND
WATERWAY
OUR PROPER
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TO CHANGE
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g FRIDAY— Gladys Brockwell in “THE
" • ' DIVORCE TRAP,” also a two
part comedy. Also Pathe News.
SATURDAY-Louise Huff and Jack Pickford in “WHAT MONEY CAN’T
BUY.” Also a_ Mack Sennett
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MONDAY-Vivian Martin in “THE LIT
TLE COMRADE,” also “The
=
Pullman Bride,” a Sennett com- g
|
edy. . Also Pathe News. •
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I TUESDAY— Dorothy Gish in “PEPPY j
POLLY” also a Sunshine comedy. |
WEDNESDAY—Mary Pickford in “CAP- |
TAIN KIDD,” also a comedy, |
also “The Perils of Thunder I
a- •
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1 THURSDAY— Theda Bara in “THE |
1
SOUL OF BUDDHA,” also a 1
• Harold Lloyd comedy.
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->MAN HOME AGAIN
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interest in the churefi by their pre
s 'lice
At the Fnioii Service in the Preshyteriiui church at St3ll Sunday
evening Dr. Hyman will deliver an
address on tiie subject "T h e. Five
Greut Battles".
T H E SANFORD HERALD
SANFORD TOP IN
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Dressor,
R -l GUfa—8 months old. Roseiand Dairy Ave for all the year. Address L
for • fnah.ti
Chromatic Ccalea.
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There nre two form* of chromatic
For sale—Stove wood. Get your
acnle. The hnmtonlc chroiuntlc nuil winters supplyjnow. E. G. Hodges
sale— 5 acres, 75 •citrus trees
For Sale—Good flowing well land
the ineloille f .m n* well. The differ
R - l , Box 99, City,
62-4tp.
yith good crop of fruit, several, half mile from Wekiwa. Can put
ed cc Ih purely tlicoroljrnl. They nre
varitics of smull fruit,-good eleven1you on to homestead. 1 have bar
both plnyeil In the same way. It Ih n
room
dwelling, garage, work shop gains. See AV. C. Ilalliday, Weliva,
For
sale—2
2-ton
Seldon
Worm
question of notation. One culls a note
poultry
and squab houses. This place Fla.
60-Rp
Drive
Motor
Trucks
Pneumatic
D tint and the other C slum*.
Equipment. 3 - l ' T o n Seldon Worm has hern successfully operated as a
Drive
Motor Trucks
Pneumatic squab and poultry plant for twelve
For housekeeping rooms apply
Corked!
A nervous old lady, on getting Into Equipment. \ If you are in the mar years and i*b well equipped 'for the 3C8 Park ayenue, between Third and*
a ttain, discovered that n horrid innn ket for a Moror Truck it will pay business. Located on the
Dixie'.Fourth streets.
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with a gun wnf In the comer scat. "I you to see these before buying. J . highway between Sanford nnd O f - f
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hope that thing Is not loaded.'* the D. Bowen, 327 Ljturn St. Jackson lando, one-half mile from post-' Io r Rent *.lcely turnialied bedaid. “Ye«. nin'nni. It Is." said the ville, Fla.
olllce and railway station. Seminole'
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East Fifth St.
nnn. *»lIowcver, 1 will Insert this
Squab Ftt-m, Longwood, Fla. Gl-2tp
r ork In the ntuxxlc. There! quite safe
For sale or exchange—1 Vault
j ' For Sale—five rooms furniture,
uow."
door, good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 ,F o r Sale— The best all round work, 510 Magnolia.
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inches high, 1 small Safe, .34 inches horse in Seminole county, Young,
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high, 1 adding machine. Must sell gentle and perfectly sound. R. H. 1 f urnished Rooms By day, week
"It's four .»i ill's- l^fi’.ce be* • * •
quick, C. Care of Herald.
62-tf. Lynch, Route A, Sanford.
59 4tp
or month. Every convenience Over
said the deserted 'V*i*-. * i ;■
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---------------------------------— 1Philips Drug Store, corner Park and
It Just tin well ns yi- ’. cr.b.r— • >.» .
“We..have for sale a homestead of
For Sale— ‘‘ Kiddie Koop," pra c. First street. Mrs. C- C. Ha,-5. Pr:?.
stoiwi nt the door, holding !t o, • rt
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six flies got .Into the house.*’— I,. >-.<t 120 n£res, 15 acres cleared,and fen tieally MW, In use less than 3 months
ced, four-room house, located near —For infor ration inquire nt the
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For reht—Comfortable rooms fo*
a sidewalk, $2500.00 a good place to Herald.
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light-housekeeping. Rath, .electricity
go into hog and cattle 'business, as
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Guard the Thoughts. ,
For Sale— Ten acres celery land and gas. Ho children.' 318 Palmetto.
A*‘ matt ran never* do anything at weJI as general farming. Irrigation
east
cl Sanford on brick road *4 mile,
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variant*; with
nuture. He carries as well can be had so that you
from lending'Btation, five acres im
within hint the germ of his most ex can irrigate land if you wish.
Room for rent, man and wifeproved, 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells.
cept ituinl action; and If we wise A. 'P . Connelly.
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prefered, will furnish, board for a
For particulars apply to "Farm ,”
people make fools of ourselves on any
limited number of people. Apply
particular occasion we must endure
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For sale—Iver Johnson bicycle c-o Herald.
910
.Elm Avenue. Phone 237 AV.'
the legitimate conclusion that we ih good condition. Phone 425 or
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F o r Sale— Jersey Duroc pigs, $12
carry n few grains of folly to our call at 1011 Oak." **• PftRB 62-2tc
a pair, $6 for one. G. W. Spencer.
ounce of wisdom.—-George Eliot.
For rent— 1 and oqe quarter
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F orR sale—Second hand Erector
acres. •Choice Celery and Lettuce'
Set. See Willard/ Lumley at 902
land. Tiled and good. well, three
Missing'His Opportunity.
French avenue. City. JS-k < 62-2tp.
For Sale— Fifteen acres celi'ry land room house, four miles out Sanford
The conductor of a band, giving an*
fenced,
_. at loading station near Canf- ave. Plenty of work to be had spare
opcnalr concert, beat time very .ener
For sale— McCormick
Mowing
getically, leaning now toward one Mnchine in good condition. Cheap cron City. Light acres tiled for *rri-, time. Close by Apply to F. C. Welsh
Faces public 1 B. Si. O. Motor Co. City. G2-ltp.
pnrt- of the hand and now to anoth for cash. Apply Don McDonnld Cel gation, flowing well.
road
on
two
sides.
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put
this land,
er, nnd stamping Ills foot apparently ery Avenue.
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in thorough shape last February f o r i
In pnroxysmn of muMcnl- fervor. Mike,
LOST
In the audience, watched him. fasci
For Sale—Fresh milk cow. R. L. spring cropping, but other business 1
requiring my attention could not do| Lo st—Tire and rim for Cadilaccar
nated; but at-the end of the selection, Garrison.
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with a dlwippoln.tisl air. he ttirned to
so. It only requires disking to put between Ocala and Gainesville Thurs
For Sale—Ten pure-hred Duroc it ‘in ‘ thorough Shape for fall a n d . day night Ju ly -.3rd. Finder return
leave. '.‘Slow ■Ii<I ye ilka It, MikcY"
asked his friend.’ f^’oine away !*' said gilts, 8 • months old.
Iloseland winter crops. This is an excellent’ to Gainesville and receive reward,
Alike, In dlsgtM. "Oj've 'been- wijtch- Dairy.
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piece of land, very conveniently lo- M. S. McRee.
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In’ him for half an hour, and he hasn't
rated
and
a
real
money
maker.
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alt one of thltn yet I”.
will sell it for 14,500, pay $500 c a s h !_____________ 1 'U L IN U ____________ <
iron beds With mattresses and springs
Found on Celery avenue lea- and
complete, cheap.
Apply to Leon and let the crops pay for balance.
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aMtoni6,,1|e>
Transfer mnn. Hotel Carnes. Gl-2tp John T. Flournoy. 920 New A ork
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Avenue, N. W., Washington. D. C. *( .. .......................... .. . . . . . . by coming
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For Sale One Dodge Touring
to Heruld oflltv and paying for this
car,
just overhuule I and pul in
For Sule or R en t—Large, comfort- advertisem e n t . _________
first class condition. Sepiinole Coun
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A
|able house, recently repaired, if. C.
V ty Gnrage.
Found Black curley sow ue.ght
1 Du Bose.
55-1f
1about 100 pounds. Owner can have
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|same by calling nnd paying for fud
FO R RENT
Young jersey cow write A. P
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Mussel white. Geneva, Flu.
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To rent—3 or 4 unfurnished rooms corner 4th »t., and Pecan avenue,
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Her
C L A S S IF IE D
A D V E R T IS IN G
<3 All Local AdvcrtlBcmcntB Under
ThlB Heading T H R EE CENTS a
Line For Each Insertion. Minimum
Charge 25 CentH.
In answering art advertisement
where no name is mentioned in the
id, plense 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- 1
(tructions In the ad.
This Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers
nnd Sailors Who Seek P isilinns.
In the Meuse-Argonne iffensive
the 32Gtli Infantry went‘ into action
WANTED
Willi InOO olllcer- ami :il< i and alter
Iwctit. tnree da..- "t b a f l nghtitg
U .int * (I Mil* -la •i.V I..I it*' Ready
w.re relieved. ' til ot.:J 7>hl i,(.;certu Wear. Apply New *1ork Reaily
( militiueil from I’age 7
aml men left t »» atlewer roll <al!.
to Wear, 312 Sanford A 'c nue. Apply
Chapluin Hyman was with his1men I
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at once.
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every 1
dur«nc «•
Wanted 7 Fire jirocf •n f.? ab u
3 0 1 1
eX p«Pc
meft
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nr-f>d manv narrow escapes.! Benedict, rf
.1 1 . ca • H* x
t*w0 horse u iitfon.
For bravery ar.d .-excellent >olidlict Burroughs, 2b
li'J. Jre
Sanford.
Fla
untie r ioiivv -In 1 i.re lie rece' ved Foss, ss„
•mniund \‘itughn. Il>
*ti\ ' •1 t'.tatu .1 from his 1m
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To t»l!V MTIlln! Ivaiul ' .U
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Frui 1
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MINI > i:xM oore, i-f
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ilig frollt the frill.t . at.d V»a> 1*1 .litil
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St t wart. p
tliat tiny m the town where Joan
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•if Arc was horn -a •:i f-oni Bor
Toluls
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Summary: Left on ba»*s, ‘ -in
Yt>rk May 29lh. Mr.- Hyman, rt. 59-tf *
ford
2,
Brndentown
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first
base
on
ceived liis discharge at ’ Camp’ Dix,
balls
oil
Ellis
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Stewart
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struck
Wanted \Ce wl11 pay the iiighest
N. J. on June 3rd.
our by Ellis 4. by Stewart lisncrifice market price' ter pine veneer timber,
The Masonic hrt therq in Sanford h||i| * C'huplin. Boot!. Benedict:
loaded on the cars, anywhere in 50
will lie interested
ted to learn that Btujpn bases. Chapman. Chaplin.
miles of,Orlando, Fla. Dixie Lum
Franre
the
just before sailing for
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.E llis ; batter ’ 'hit- Chapman, Bur-. ber A: Veneer Co., Orlando, Fla.
degrel* in Masonry
ry was conferred I roughB. game railed in the seventh
59-Gtp
oh Dr. Hyman in Atlanta, <iu.
aCL.ount 0f rain. Unpire, Walters. ------------- — -------------------------------------- ;
Wanted—Six good plow hands and ;
He lias been, during the past1
ten men for clearing. Steady work j
week, attending the-Florida Baptist
for satisfactory men at 19 cents j u r 1
Assembly, held on the ground*, of
hour.
Pleasant, healthy place anti
John 11. Stetson Cniveisity at De
good treatment. -Don't write, ju st 1
Land. He is credited "with luing the-1
come and ask for Mr. Brown and go
founder of this Assembly which has
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to work.
Spring Garden Ranch,
just held its eighth annual session,:
DeLeon Springs, Florida.
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and which means ^,0 much for the (
Baptist Young people of this state..
. Wunted — Two male waiters.
Fpeer, /65.00. T . ' GT^TTolioway,
'Dr. Oyinah was urgei\ by fils com- $2.23.. 'A. It. Stiles. $2,30. L. W. $7 week.
Belle Cafe.
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mander to. remain as chaplain in the Fo
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Emlt Fountain,
Upholstering and mattress making,
army as his life work; and he has $ 1. 10. E. E. Brady. $75.00.
E. E.
furniture
repaired, mirrors plated,
also been offered many important Brndv, $181.25. E’. F. Housholder.
and inviting fields, but bis .heart I7G.47. E. E. Brady, $192.98. E. auto tops and seats recovc-re<j|. First
class work only. Brown Upholstery
turns to Sanford where he has re- A. Douglass, $11.00.
Shop. 121 Court SL, Orlando, Fla.
ta ned his church membership and
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Guard
Fund
citizenship through these strenuous
years of, war, he returns to Sanford
Geo. Fox, Agent, $30.00.
FOR SALE
with a ripe experience and full «f
Mr. Jno. D. Jinkins, Tax Colletenthusiasm for his future' Work, not
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.For sale—One second hand Soda
the
church
huf
for
Sanford
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orh,s
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of
Erro”
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Fountain.
On^ pair Counter Scales,
only for
vencies, and Double Assessments,
One set Drug Fixtures. Prescription
in all of its activities.
which was accepted and approved
Counters-etc., Two pairs Prescription
’ Services next Sunday morning at by this Board,
Scales. L. R. Philips.
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the Baptist Temple, Sunday School
,
further business
at 10:30; at which lime Dr. Hyman.
There
n®
For s a l e — Moline Universal T r a c - '
meet ' tor, good as new, •extra rims, with
hopes to greet every member of Board . ,,tnnd,, adjourned
M.
Saturday
ngnin at 2 o'clock P.
the Sunday School.
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sand cleats. Two fourteen inch plows
July 19th, 1919. ,
rolling truck, complete Lyman Broj. j
Preaching at 1 T:45, subject, "After
F o re s tX ity , Fla.'
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the War, What?"
this
will
be
ChspTern.
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Chairman Pro
lain Hyman's first sermon in SagFor sale Five acre* farm, good (
ford alter his return to the paato- Atte* t:
house,
2 and one half acres tiled,:
rate, and the members of the church E. A. Douglass, Clerk,
Mule* wagon and harness. Bargain I
and friends are asked to show their By:
D. C.
B 0A R D 0K 0M MISSIONERS MEET
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D O N ’T
Stop Rubbing the
Clothes on the
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It wears them out, and it’s so un#
nccccsa ry !
A
THOR
Elect ric
Washing Machine will wash them spotlessly clean without
a rub— and will do a good sized washing in an hour at a
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E le c tric
Washing
T trtal anti approm l hy
- —before next wash day.
(■ou'l Housekeeping Institute
Puts a Thor in
hom
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T h en -a little
each m onth till*
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Soon earnsTits own cost i n
savings.
Come and see a demonstration—do your next washing with a THOR.
C H A R L E S E LEC TR IC CO., Agt. .
Sanford, Florida
107 W . First St.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S
a Out of Every Four Livery Cars Right
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Here in This Community, Three
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-of Them Use Diamond Tires
A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR
RESPONDENTS— EVENTS O F SEM INOLE COUN
T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPO RTERS FOR TH E HERALD
j Mrs. Robertson- of Zellwood and Mr.
W EST GENEVA AVENUE.
The rains are still with UK and the 'and Mrs. F. J . Neimeyer and Mr.
cad is Retting so bad it is a job I and Mrs. Histline spent the day at
for teams to travel them.
1 don't Palm Springs on Wednesday.
see how the cars ever get over them,
M rs. Massey, Mrs. Bronson and
they are so bad they surely get Mr. Blnnchnrr! of Maitland were
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eiuck often trying.
the guests of Mrs. ilnrdawny on
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and Mrs. Nicola are busy Wednesday.
getting off their peftrs, o f1which they
Mr. and Mrs. Payne of Lockhart'
have a fine crop.
,
|have moved into the Griggs house.
Mrs. Vaughan was shopping in | Geo. LeVIne has purchased the
tiw n, Tuesday and had a hard pull Mealy property and Mr. and Mrs.
to get through the mud and water. Healey will move to Miami.
Miss Gladys, Robinson spent Sun
Mr. McGaliey apd family left
day afternoon with Mrs. Vaughan. Wednesday for
Coronado Beach
Well, Saturday is dipping dayjigai.n .where they have a cctUge.
] guess'
we
will
have a n ice . F. J. Neimeyer and J . A. Histtime pulling through mud and water line were transacting business in
getting to the vnt.
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Sanford on Tuesday,
It- will soon he time to have the
Conner V. illinmson.
of -Sanford
garden growing again then we will was in town last Wednesday.
la have the good vegetables
Those to attend th" "hall game
to save the high cost of living. Veg on Tuesday were Geo, LeVine,
etables are a big saving at home.
And it will soon be time to have Mr. McGahey
the good old sweet potateos. Then
C, W. -Entzminger .was in Orlan
we will be all right.
do on Monday.
1 think most of the- corn crops
. Mias Annie Neimeyer is visiftlrg
in. U inter Haven.
Geo. LeVine wait transacting 'busi
ness in Orlando on Saturday.
Miss Fern Singleta/y returned
to her home in Jacksonville on Wed
nesday.
Miss Olive Dinkel and Miss .
Gladys Craig of Orlando spent the
Week end the guest of Mr. knd Mrs.
J . S. Dinkel.
Mr. Sellers and family and Mrs.
Mrs. Will Hammond <<i Orlando are
camping out at Palm Springs.
M osquitos
C a rr y M alaria
Many tire dealers meet you with ah argument about how cheap they
can sell you a tire. If their tire had the .quality and mil
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 TIR E.
There's a man at the curb to serve
SEMINOLE
BANK
ANNEX
a position in T a x Assessor Vaughn's ter from South Carolina is spending
olllco.
some time with her. .•
Miss Ruby Hart has been quite
-Mr.and Mrs. C. E. Chorpening
ill threatened with typhoid fever,and youijg people and Mr. and
Mrs.
[test wishes for a speedy recovery A- t'hor.pening picniced and bathed
Miss Ruby.
at Silver Lake last Thursday.
Mrs. Ltbbie Weeks and family
Spencer has bought the
lave taken possession of their new |William Walter farm of 5 acres
mine, the W. K. Squires place on opposite his Cameron City property.
'a me run avenue Mrs. Squires and 1
Mr?.
McDonald has sold her
on Herbert have miived^JJ^y. the Celery avenue home and farm to
louse ojMioslte their late residence. J J. U. Pope.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
J. F. McClelland
and party of voung
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n-ople
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joined
.Mrs.
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I arneron
i anil
and
children
ure
cam ping
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their
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ibeach
. . over ,.Sun- place over in Geneva for a few weeks 1i
it hers at, ,Daytona
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Will Raynor has been quite ill
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Mr. and
Mrs- Albert Dorner,
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heir guest Mrs Marie Levis and
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and Mrs
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Nick /ernovean spent
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Mr!*. Marie* l-oviii is leu vine this
iH'k f«*r New i «»rk ( it *v ami ex'
u*cts fn sail shortly f*•r her homo
n
?YOP\xve Co
M ontgom ery, A la .
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Th» I'lsaiant Mnujiilin Ghttrr
I f
INDLE
HOTEL
,I W l t U 'f l A _
DjrepwR^ Coniplels rkxfcn\-5rwf\e<l
ovWdt rooms-SwamUwtodl.^p-Cafe it\
0DWtf<1iavCof\vc><\ipt\t loUeryfKiaj-ltx
KfArt of City *Serxd for Booklet
n • VINOIt U. SniTH, PROP'S •
fih»*
W I iiti
v\ •
uf th* war be ^it i<i fi
fi< Mil.light
wMiddii t
a good drill id tnoM»\ d--r u tat
tuk«-
he
More
im p ro v em e n ts
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noticed
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ON
MAGNOL I A
AVENUE
COMPANY
Agents For
International Harvester
in
Fast Sanford recently. Graham Hunter
is remodeling-his Deardail avenue|
|honii' for the occupation of himself
,..wi Iij r ■i, . I hi* *.
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land
McDougal
•a lar^e new \or<h. au<le<l
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Mall homo is having a
large
front porch an a great improvement.
ermnn> ,
Miss Isabelle Kavnor was up from
•elery avenue the guest of Mrs.
M.^s Louise h ram her and i DockI
„ M'. Lucas a potrion of last week, j)'T*" » » s ty were married tn Orlando
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{July
14th.
I he Misses Beatrice
'dr and Mrs.
W J-.
Prevatt Martin ai.d
Cicrtrude Vaughn ne
rd son i .unped i ver onllie Geneva
companied them to Orlando and the
In "e i.f Ln-.i-b"isup
last
week party-■
jidned by Mr and Mrs.
Mr .lid M-- U
K Pr.-vat t had
" h"
r.sid.- #i n Ohm
Miss
, Kn.-si, ,a-t n i l -. M-- P revatfs * ra,“ '“ r
v r y attractive girl
ml It. r Mr. [ it ( : r r , ,„,1
‘"'ll it I- s.ud to tiave il.eli a tvplcal
hud seen
" um r
tfiere ' but he
.wouldn't-give five cent* to jied any
more.
.Robert Merriwether is back from
Over seas and is a guest at the
\lc Dim gal hump at pre-ent,
Miss Clairi>Ca im-rnn has accepted
McCormick
and Deering Mowing Machines, H a y R a k e s and Harrows
BUILDERS S U P P L I E S
LUM BER
LATHS
S H IN G LES
SEW ER P IP E and DRAIN TIL1
W I . T A K t: M f l C K T Y I I O N I I S AT i*AH
ARM Y O U $T>ing to Daytona Buach,
or arc you going to the moun
tains? Or maybe you arc going
to New York, or just taking a
run up to Jacksonville--------------
IT DON
’ MAKE
ANY DIFFERENCE
whether you are going on a vacation, a
pleasure trip or a business trip, DO I T
R I G H T . We want you to enjoy every
ipjnute you are away, and we know you
won’t if you are wearing clothes too
warm, underwear that is not nice and
cool, soc;ks that you run your toes through
the lirst time you put them on, shirts
that fade the first time washed, or shoes
that run down in the heel the first week
you are away. B U Y right, get mer
chandise with Q U A L I T Y. And there
is only one way to be sure of that quality
and that is by patronizing a
Q U A L I T Y
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F u rn ish e rs to Men W ho Know
calleil by ml his friends is a sitrcess! ful Fast-end farmer and ji favorite
with ivery one. Thtey have the con
gratulations of nil East side.t
C. B, Tyler is leavingsfor Waynesville N. C. to join Mrs. Tyler fur a
visit of several days*.
Notice of the death of Major
Dean Minnick was received here*
this week: Major
MUinick was
the only son of Dr. and Mrs. W, A.
Minnick residents uf Cameron City
several years, now residing in Wichita
Kansas. -Dean Minnick' was well
known here. He was 36 years old
and died in Washington D. C. after
n lingering illness contracted while
at Rock Island III., U. S. Arsenal
He was a West Point graduate in
190(5. Served in Cuba and on the
Mexican border. His remains were
taken to Wichita for burial. Be
dsides his parents he is survived by
his wife nnd three your old dnughter
and his sitcr Mrs. J. D. Howard of
L’crwyn, 111. The famjly have the
sympathy 'of many friends here.
Miss Nellie Long and Graham
Hunter were, married by Rev. E. D.
Brownlee July 17th. Only members
of, the' family being present.. They
left at once op a wedding trip-for
points on the Wept const, Will soon
be at home on Beurdall avc. The
young people arc general favorites
with every one. Mrs. Hunter was a
graduate of Suhfofd High School and
the youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Long. Mr. Hunter has
been a successful farmer bore for
pcveral years. A host 'of .friends
offer sincere good wishes for a long
and happy morrlod life.
And yet more rumors of coming
weddings. .
(Continued on page 3)
On Flour, Grain and Feed
F r u it a n d V e g e t a b l e Cr&teft
Th Cob Buy From Us at
WholeaaU Prices
ff. A. MerrjdayCompiij
Politic*, Florida
Citrus Insects and D iseases:- Short, plain descrip
tion of the common citrus troubles with direc
tions for treatm en t;'also receipts for spraying
„ advisod and directions for spraying and prun'* ingf— twenty-four p ages..
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Garden and Field Troubles:- ,Sixty-four pages of
' valuable information on control o f 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 Jielp >'PU
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CC
Manufacturer* of Id.«l F rrtillu r - t). .Ure in Sp r*v I*un>M and InrettlrWr*
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DEAL FOR YOUR ROUND DOLLAR — PHONE 181
"*A Food for E r n j S m l "
S O M E O F O l ' U S P E C IA L P R IC E S
Builds
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GENEVA
Tho marty friends of Mr. anti Mrs.
Donley am rejoicing over the return
of tlicir mm, Paul Dooley, who has
. been in service nearly two years.
Paul is looking well and is glad to
he home again.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Killiee have
returned from a visit in the non hern
and welern parts of the slate.
Work is progressing nicely on the
Geneva Citrus Exchange packing
house. They expecte to have an
up to date house by packing time.
W.. L. Seig and Culver Etherylge
lift last Friday for Kansas City
to he gone all summer.
Mrs. Harry Rivers and children
spent several days in Jacksonville
last week, visiting Harry Rivers who
has just returned from France
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turn they liave to be a friend in re
turn. When people will stay in a
place for years and not makke any
friends there is 'something wrong
not with the place nur the people
that live there, but with those peo
ple that are making cantinous com
plaints. Its been* sung until its
readhare -that they are going to
hunt u hotter place. When they lind
it, it won't be them that's made it
any better1 off by them being there.
There are advantages and disadvan
tages and good and bad people
every where but life is just whatone makes it. A person has to be
good to lie happy and live and let live
C H A S E & CO M PAN Y
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| Mrs. R. (]. Gresham is. spending
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friends at Jacksonville and Callahan
The Live Stock owners meeting
in Orlando last Monday was. well
represented hy Geneva rattle owners
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James Reed left Monday to spend
several months with his .children in
Ohio. Illinois and Michigan.
A. ‘E. Sjoblom and family visited
relatives in Orlando Sunday after
noon making the trip in their Cole
six.
Rev. G. \ . Alhertot) tilled his
appointment here Sunday A. M.
Mr. und Mrs. Amil Sjoblom and
two daughters of Knoxville, Term
were guests of the Sjobltun family
one day Inst week.
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We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made
for less than you can buy it for elsewhere
LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQ U IREM EN TS OF
ALL K IN D S OF M A TERIA L—'WE W ILL SAVE
YOU A1 0 N E Y AND G IV E YOU
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Oklahoma Hoar, 31 lb aark
tOOIba Sugar
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AHood Scratch Iccti, no blark arrd
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By authority of the Chief of
Engineers, U„ S. Army.
W. J. B A R D EN ,
Colonel of Engineers,
J. T. LEE IN TROUBLE.
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Former Sanford Marshal
Shoots
Man In Miami Last Wednesday.
J . T. Lee, formerly oHIds city hut
for many years a resident o f the
lower east coast is in trouble at
Miami according to despatches from
that city. Lee shot and killed a man
named Russell last Wednesday and
tho coroner* jury has bound .him
over to the grand jury. J r T. Lea
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Oltnul of was marshall of Sanford for several
Chicago, 111 and Ralph Lewis of years und was also ehgagt-d in the
Orlando were here Monday the , lish business here for some time and
guests of Mrs. A. E. Sjoblom. •• is well known- in this county where
lie was born pnd raised being the
son of Hon. J. JL -.Lee of Oviedo
Notice of Public Hearing.
and his family reside here now. The
The War Department having un latest from Miami on the ease says:
der consideration an application of
John T. Lee, who shot and killed
the board of county commissioners
Pierre G. Russell here last Saturday
of Seminole County, Florida, for
night, was held to the grand jury
approval of plans for reconstruction
without bond by Justice of Peace
of bridge across Wekiva River, 9
Combshere today, following the ver
miles from Sanford,, Florida, a pub
lic hearing will be held in the Court dict of a coroner's jury that Rliksell
had been murdered by Lee.
House, at Sanford, Florida, at 10
No new facts developed at the
a. m. Thursday. August 7, 1919. for
the purpose of considering the suf inquest today, witnesses failing to
ficiency of the provisions for mivi- throw m light c-i incidents leading
gtiliun made by tho plans as sub to the ira:*-ily. flic lain) of Lee
mitted, or any changes that may he that the shooting was in self-defense
required to avoid unreasonable in was partly substanied by the testerference with navigation.
timony of Autumn Leary, aged four
Accordingly, notice is hereby g'ivcn teen, who declared Russelll spent
last Saturday afterneon cleaning a
that all persons interested are in
rifle ttthers witnesses stilled - that
vited to be present at the above
named lime and place- to express Russell had ho weapon at I hi- time
their views upon the adequacy of of the llinotillg.
There are some prospects of having
a real post office here as there was the plans with reference to-the navi
a petition sent in some time ago gation of the stream.
signed by the entire community
While all statements at the hear
Mrs Tice and father J. M Chaffer in favor of A E Sjoblom.
ing are given dm- i-oiueiih-ruMiiii, ttnmotored to Daytona last Sunday.
People cannot prosper always at pertanl facts and statistics intended
Mr and Mrs. Charles Phillips wrong doings Right will tinully win to have special weight (n the linal
visited their daughter Miss Clara .out in the end. Some folks don’t determination of the case should
realize that to have a friend in re preferably be submitted in writing.
m Sanford last Wednesday.
THE BIG
FEED HOUSE
CATES C R A T E CO M PAN Y,
New Pc*
Jf Jell pine,
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and leiiji* It.
will find'Hu.I n
on the old on sgrow until tbi* •»:»'
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Well, yes. Our groceries are pleasing to serve or display.
at oUr store and get acquainted or phone 16(>
for supply, Large or Small. ~
Call
Your Patronage is Appreciated,
Algood Oleomargerine and Everbest Margarine.—Always fresh
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A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water,'Chemical
Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture.
Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand
Nitric and Picric Arid tests In the construction of its immense arid plants.
Our supply Is limited only by our demand.
SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA.
Stork In yards And 25,000 ready for shipment.
M A H O N E Y -W A L K E R CO.
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With two story factory building.
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Address: C. KENNISON. P. O. Box 505,Orlandp, Fla.
We have just finished taking stock and find a number of articles that we are placing “ 0 - a n d - 0 ”
Tickets on. We quote below 24 boy’s suits. These suits are made up with two pair of pants and are
made of Kool-Kloth and you will find exceptional values with the present, high prices of clothing.
BOY SUITS, K00L-KL0TH=ALL HAVE TWO PAIR PANTS
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$ 6.00
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We are also putting in these “ O-and-O” B arg ain s about fifty pairs of Regal Shoes. No doubt you
will find something in these th at will fit you. Come in and look them over and we believe you will
find something very satisfactory and a g re a t saving a t this tim e ., These “ O-and-O” Tickets are our
own original way of disposing of odds and ends and over-stocks. To put on a clearance sale-is very
expensive and is very demoralizing to a Men’s W ear business. In all these “ O-and-O” Tickets you
will find th at you are gettin g our odds and ends a t prices fa r below the average clearance sale as we
are giving th e c u s t o m e r all the value and not going to the expense o f a clearance sale-.
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Sanford, Florida
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rentes exacting in the convention
for! a long time and which were the
cause of the formation of Columbia
University at Lake City, some years
ago, have at last, after amny metmgs
succeded in their efforts and Stetson
University at DeLand will he the
only Baptist university in Florida,
Columbia sensing to operate.
A majority of the board of trustees
of John B. Stetson UniversitvJJJwlll
now he Baptists residing in this
stute, aiHliated with the Florida
Baptirt convention and the Baptist
convention will approve oft-each
trustee before his election by th
trustees of Stetson,
Tlu^ Baptist convention will use
its best influence, moral, religious
and financial, in the support, main
tenance and development of the
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T h e r e are some people in this
town that ought so lake a trip -up
tie
country and learn something
a b o u t building a ‘ own, I would sitggest that they go to the Th o usan d
Isles and spend a month on eaeh
island and by l hut time Sanford will
have become a city.
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t lie new Yuldi-?.
l i n te l is getting out postal cards
tutu will be scut out by the business
houses of Sanford in their letters
to ( hei r friends and itcijuiiinltinces in
many cars
the street
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people jn Sanf ord tire at t en di ng the
F'ttll many a race is lost
Ere even a stop is run,
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And many a toward fails
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D espiie Ihe fart i ha l so in any
w ,i\- for I he v u t n m r r ii
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Record of “The Rosary*
' ‘Like a ttring of pearlt" indeed cqtne
the divine notet of Maurcl't vivid voice
in thit tong that hat touched a million
fieirtn So pure and tweet a-iJ limpid ■
are they that their tound would-tootho r jtv
• tout in torment. On the reverie of
/j] \y
thit record M*urelting»“At Dawning.'*
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Stracciari Sin£s Sublime
Love Song “Core'Ngrato*
All .the pam and pinion which only
Rtracciari, at hit greatcit, could convey,
are in thit wonderful outpouring of
love. Thit Neapolitan tong give. you
Stracciari at hit mett intpirrd heiglitt.
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Amusements for Employees.
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Tin’ Board of ’11’ rade can <1 i n it ItIII* vvtllmut ;iii !lil t 1\C (Mill -1 ■-1 1 *ry
iilid 1bin- sliouid In- our
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nhnuld have a rally iu .September
when all nur people get ha k Imme
and six' thut every man in Semtnule
Uouiity cumes int o the r e j uvenat ed
Board of T r a d e with the idea that
a . good s ec retary wijl he employed
at once. Sanf ord will ndYcr get what
is cortung to her without an a ct i ve
Board of T r a d e with a paid secre
tary.
Now is the time to place your ortlcr
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Price of Tractors
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REAL EST A T E
LIST YOUR PR O PER T Y
W E ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES
F IR E INSURANCE
Your Horne -
Your Auto -
Tornado - - Liability
Property Damage
Agent Drew Development Co.
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Formerly Holden Real Estate Co.
City Lots in All Parts of City
Mr. and Mrs. J . 1). Cnssady are
upending s o me weeks with his mothc
Celery Lands in M. M. S m ith s Sub Division
Mrs Barnhart
Mrs W. O. Nolan and children
are visiting old friends in Wintde
Garden th is ' week.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
Baptists Choose Stetson.
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pointed on the motion of Itev. Claud
W. Duke, ut the Florida Baptist
convention held in this city lust J a n
uary to try to recun-cHe tlie diffe-r;
A . P. C O N N E L L Y
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Mrs. S, Means and two suits of
Jacksonville is visiting her sister,
Mrs. J . II. Wynn, this week.
Mr. ami Mrs. C. II. Lord ami
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Humphney arc
spending their vacation at Daytona
Beach.
Mrs. Wallace Wheeler and baby
left Monday for Michigan where
site will visit home folks and friends.
Mrs, Horace Sanderson of Lake
land spent a few days with her
mother, Mrs. J . M. Wunn last week.
It. W. Lord Itas bought himself a
him
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LUMUIA GRAPHOPMONL COMPANY.New Yoik
It has ...... .. in
Art of Coloring Glass.
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prulinhle licit the coloring of
this- -i to I | i ri lentil rly the gurnet tint
nip t."l lie rujrt ).||e. US sotiie milhiirlie- i*•11•} h
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lime, im,i n pile i,n11 alumina. <m Its
Hrst heating the glass is etilurlfim, hut
on reheating it develop* Us sml, rich
appearance.—New York World.'
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Regular preaching services will
be held at Ebencezer church next
Sunday,
tin li.izy and we see
around much.
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•I i In uni mii • -fill ' h'p.i n mi m
-loti .j >r•■|it t. ••'- now in tip- enuntrv
lie ID'ii M 1i lo-" a Iso Ipt 11iihiecd |he
oleu in 1‘url' vi-ars ago. New ViirU
tnerelmnts jtrninge picnics and dances
for their woman and tni.it- clerka. *
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people-! nut.,, tl,,w .llsrov.-rv
that advertises the new hotels here |
r sjiectlvt' ol* ' i reed.
** ill * advert ise t h e wuirttty and a n y - 1 If you think you' re outclassed, you
are;
thing that advertise the county will
T n iV c (*.ot to think high to r i - . * Tli.
k o, ire i.i'k
u 1 rlf-,|. the hotels
And lliis-o e 'v
tiitfhtH Kirrl hlri‘i'1 Innki* !ik*
. A-Gi06-ii.ro
parked on eac h side o f ' been, made ehairinan of
the s t a t e !
And San f or d dealers are ! road depar tme n t and n o be t te r man
getting the agency fur many new than Sir Michael ran be found in all
ears, thus being able to sell the ears the. land
l i e has dreamed of good
here instead of having people go roads in Morida for many years and
elsewhere.
There are new garages llus worked for the m early and late,
and sales departments starting up l i e known as much about good roads
and tlie auto industry is looking up and road building as any man in
from every angle
the s t at e and he should ma ke good
in his new position. And than he is
our Mike S m i t h , which makes’ a
The Fellow That Thinks He Can
wonderful difference
If you think you are beat en, you are!
s ec r ej ar y of war shall make report to
If you think that you dare
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congress of the survey herein, speci
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Hhut a s h ame it ruined F ri da y
you do n’t
fically required, toget her with an
If you’d like to win, but yuu think mill S at u r da y mid kept nur hall t eam e s t ima te of the cost of construction
from showing up those fresh sprouts
you c an ' t ,
of a ship canal over * such route,
from Orlando
I understand they
I t ’s almost a cincb you won't,
capable of acc o mmo dat i ng vessels
If \<>u think y uu ’11 lose, y o u ' ve lost, opened the churches down [here on I drawing at least fifteen feet of water
Friday mid Sat urday and prayed for
For nut in the world you Jind
and shall also make report of stteh
rain.
Sijccess begins with a fellow's will;
surveys as may he done her eunder. "
It's all in the s t at e of mind,
Ere even hi- work’s begun
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Ami 1 might add t tint anything
on the suhjeet of real
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Cmreurc it one of the few living
•rtiiti greet enough to give til the glory
of the world’* tong of victory, the tong
that saved France and civilization, dear
to itt tremendout climig"for Vkijry
or Death " Coupled with "The Truro.
j peter,'Uiko tung by Cia-eu're,
" T h a t the secretary of war he
authorized and directed to at the
earliest practical date cause to he
made a survey, for u ship caltal across the State of Florida connecting
the At but tie ocean and thp Gulf of
Mexico; that in the making of such
survey tin- secretary of war shall use
the St. John's river from its mouth
to where the Oklawanha river em
pties into the St John's river, theneer
lift tin- Oklawanha river to Silve
Springs, thence by the nearest at d
most prurtieuhlc route to the Wit hlacooehee river at or near the city
of Dunnellon, and theiieo down the
Wilhlachoochee river to the Gulf
of Mexico: provided, that in add!
tioji to the route mentioned the se
cretary of war may make other
surveys of other routes should the
same apprac to he feastible. The
K e n t V u lc a n iz in g W o r k s
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CLARK FOR S H IP CANAL
Washington, Julu 2 3-C o n g ress
man Frank Clark, of Florida, to-day
requested the house committee on
railroads and canals.to give immedi
ate conshleralion to his resolutions
just introduced, for a survey for, a
shift rannl across the State of Flo
rida connecting the Atlantic ocean
with the Gulf o f' Mexico. . This rcI solution is as follows:
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enrollment last yenr and with the
number thijt will be added from
Columbia, there should he between
seven and eight , hundred students
there next year.— Tampn Tribune.
Big mileage F ab ric Tires
built with an extra ply
and a heavy tread— Big
tires with mileage com
parable to that of Cords.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
r A T T HE* B A P T IS T CHURCH.
The members of the I}. A'. P. U.
that is ten of them, met nt the Pastorium last Tuesday evening for the
purpose of dirusirfng plans for in
creasing the membership and atten
dance of the Union, which has for
the past two months been somewhat
“ fagging" along those two lines.
A check.of the Church Membership
was made under the direction of
Ur llyman, our pastor, and a'l
young people of the D. Y. P. U. age
in the membership were listed and
divided into equal groups. Those
present at the meeting were each
given a group and it will he the
earnest endeavor of these, group
captains to enroll every one of those
assigned.
After the business of the Union
was taken care of stories were told
and jokes, laughed over and every
one thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
Refreshments were served after w
which the members departed ’ \qth
the determination of making our
Union the best In the state.
In presenting the loving cup to
the H. Y, P. U. of the Woodlawn
Baptist t'htirclC*of Jacksonville, Dr.
Hyman made the prediction that
it was the last time anyone would
he the winner of the* cup except
XSanford. In order to hold the cup
“ for keeps” . Sanford will have to
win it three successive years, so you
see if we are_ to make Brother a
Hyman's prediction come, true some
one has some work 11» do. Wonder
.who it is going to he%up to
It. V. 1*. U. Sunday evening ,at
7:d<>. Goof program cm, Group Two
being, in charge, Miss, housing Cap
tain. Everybody welcome, young
people especially: Bring your Part
up.
Group Two is expecting to be
entertained by Group Due and Three
these two groups having lost in the
co'ntest just closing
Group Two
tr|v* to ''rub tt in" every chance
they get but tiroups One and Three
say they will give them the best
set of "eats" they e.ver beard about.
I'm going to lie there myself.
It. Y. P. L'., Baptist Temple,
Sunday Evening, T: :iti
Watch us
Raised Their
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Fabrics - 6 ,GOO Miles
C crds - 8,000 Miles
D iu m o r.J T . : x :
on giv in g su ch
m a s te rly se rv ice kept it u p 1 w ith
s u c h unvv
c o n sis te n c y — th at
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T h e nc*.v a d ju s tm e n t b ases also
a p p ly c*i r.ll D A m en d s no w in u se
or in t h j h an d s of d ealers.
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Seminole Hank Annex
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A preacher at the close of his sernion.said: " l,ct all in the house whrj
are paying their debts stand up"
Presently every man. woman and
child, with one ext option, rose to
their feet.
The preacher seated them and
said: “ Now every man not paying
his debts standvUp." The exception
a care-worn, hungry-looking indi
vidual, clothed in his past summer’s
suit, slowly assumed a perpendicular
position.
"How is it my frlensd." asked the
minister, "you are the only tnan not
able to meet his obligations?"
" I run a newspaper," he answered,
and the hretheru here who stood up
are my subscihers and—"
"Let us pray,’1 exclaimed.the min
ister. Exchange.
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until he landed his affinity and
f E W * G AIt AG Kf l o P E NH A
stilt sticks to the lake shore for
Sanford is probably the greatest
some reason or other. He is now
automobile
city in the world there
living at Sanford |on the shores of
being
more
cars
here for the number
Luke Monroe. Eustis hake Region.
of inhabitants than any other city.
And so many cars make room for
f i ’J * H I WHO w a s J i t .i s
many garages and among the new
Nobody knoows how I scarrodj my ones is that of May and Walthall
beak —
who have rented space in the Leffler
No one but me—and Jjl *won’t building at the east end of First
speak:
street and will have their show rooms
But this I'll say, and what I say there. They have the agency for the
goes:
Cole, • Auburn and Columbia cars
What nobody* knows doesn’t hurt and have already sold many of
my nose.
these curs here. Mr. Ervin May’ Is a
—The Victim.
hustler und has been in the game for
many years before coming here being
in Orlando in the Florida Auto Sup
ply’ Co. Mr. Walthall is equally a
live wire and has been in the farming
game here for many years and latelyadded f a meat store to his many
lines. Mr. Walthall and Mr. May are
doing great business here and their
new show“rootns will ,add greatly to
the a u t o ja n d supply business of
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Advertise in the Herald
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A Flavor for
every
P
YEAR HOOK IS HI.' \1)Y
aThe■* following letter has been re- r
ceivt’il by The Herald from Senator
Duncan U. Fletcher:
" I will appreciate it if you willi
inform your readers that I will bej
very glad to forward u copy of the
Agricultural Year Hook for HMs .
just made available for distribution
to any persons interested
That
publication contains u great deal
of valuable information, and is de
sired by farmers, truckers and oltiers.
Hurdhoilcd Smith Sentenced
Washington, July "d
l.ictiiunt
Frank II > 1111111. known in the army
as "Uardhoiled" Smith was given IX
months inpnsoiimenl, Lieut*. Joseph
(Iffire Supllpa Here
Mas on and llelfenstein were dismiss
People do not have to go out of ed from the service, and Sergeant
town for tlieir otllee supplies in Clearance It Ball, was given six
fact they arc coming here from months itnpriofTfteitt. after coevicother towns to get what they want t on by ct tiurl martial of crtlcJities to
in 1his line This week a gentleman American army prisoners ot xrison
from u neighboring city came into Farm No. Two tn France This in
j Tire llcalbi oljire for an article that formation was contain'd in a report,
In ruuld IKit buy lit home nni 1 r:- to the war department from General
marked th at the Sanford lbi-alld Pershing, which' was
read
to
luid one of t'iu’ most complete 1Tries ial house war investigating commitof olll 11' HUJ•Plies UlXt could b • pllf- Ice today by General March, 1 Incf
I'hased ami1 bandied articles tlint of Staff
could not lie purchased in ILs home
Admission timt American ‘old!ers~
town. The Herald is a il in g to the r held in prison and camps*ui and 1ea
olllcc supply department all the time Paris suffered brutalises for which
and will soon be forces! to ilv Jin- 1 TV* r :i mi nut
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f v tin
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TREAD
111,. t 11. ,( i :
I- . *.llI i :t ftn '\\ arde n (h a ».
Megur,
htm\ «Ie. - used, wben 1lit \
It i tn l * i: li..!. Hoil> W.IN Out lishiug
u ■t h a net. Hire is Captain Vogt's
story.
A few years ago hake County was
famous, for many counties distant,
for t he preservation of her game and
the fishing interests of her large and
beautiful -lakes. The hunter out of
sCumu and the hunter without a li-.
cease, and the hunter with entirely
too much of l Ids world’s .goudM in
quail and deer, <>r minus his eertilieate uf integrity, wax treading on
dangerous grounds within the prerints of hake County, for the fra
grance of his unlawful spoils and
even the echo of his gun would reach
the keen perceptlves of (?hariie
Megargee, our gam? warden, and
thqn would come the charge of fifty
dollars for a wild turkey or many
bimoleunA fur the. privilege of fish
ing "with a net*" surreptitiously
Charlie's visual organs wen* good,
hut sometimes he was visihqary.
"Boh Holly," now of the Sanford
Herald—"Our B o b "— was once the
subject of Charllc'n miroscopic vig
ilance. He came to Eustis one day
and soon dropped on a sepnt. Some
body Void him confidentially of
course, that Bob Holly had gone
on the lake and (hud " a net" of
f a r proportions with him, and tin t
it was not a scoop net either Charlie
went down to the shore, chartered
the boat, Tiberius, and with u crew
sailed for Gobhler’aXpoint,_ within
the shndow of which was " B o h "
fishing with a " n e t " sure enough.
An introduction to Annette was all
Charlie got on this rifeeasaion. The
case was not brought before a justice
of the peitee, hut Charlie went on a
still hunt for his Informant, who,
jiisl then could not he found. But
" B o n ” didn’t cease jflishing. He
floundered" around aonie for awhile
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b , II J . Itl T M l d l
Tobacco Co.
o n J h a l f . p o m n j tin h a m i-
J oti — a n d — th a t t i n n y ,
proen'ea f p a a n d c ry ttm l
p la n
h a m i d a r ta ll A
taon g m i m t i l n N i t a p t h a t
h t t p t t k a tobacco <0 aacA
p a i / a t t c o n d it io n .
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U T a .pipe in your face that’s filled cheerily brimful of Prince
Albertt, if _you’re on the trail of smoke epeace
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P . A.____
will
sing you a song of tobacco joy that will make you wish your
life job w as to see how much of the national joy smoke you
could get aw ay \hrith every twenty-four hours 1
You can “ c a n y o n ” with Prince Albert thrdugh thick and thin.
You’ll be after laying down a smoke barrage that’ll make the
boys think of the old front line in Frcnccl
P. A. never tires yuur taste because it has the quality 1 And,
let it slip into your think-tank that P . A . is made by our exclusive patented process that cuts out bite and parch— assurance
that .you can hit smoke-record-high-^pot3 seven days out of
every week without any comeback butYecJ smoke joy 1
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company,
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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Sanford Truck Growers, Inc. At
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the close of business for this season
1018-1919 a partial story of the or
ganization is carried in this issue.
When you stop to consider that
in nctual dollars and cents this or
ganization has paid its growers, I ID
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in number, uri average of more than
there are robberies of silver, jewels, valuable papers. Why do you
55,000.00 net on an average of eight
keep your valuables around the house when for a small rental of a
and one quarter acres per man and
s i x .m o n t h s ______ _____ __________
i.oo will promise low er taxes and better tins after deducting freight, commissafe deposit box at our Bank you,can eliminate the burglar, the Pre
sion a id crate rnaterinl, and in some
TU BES MONTHS....-----------------------------schools etc., etc.
and
worry. Safe Deposit boxes for rent. •
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Every. candidate f nr Governor * raacs"*lcrlilizer, it would be readily
Kntcr#d u S^corcM'Ii m Mill Miltrf Au,u*i 22nd
I §01* At lb© I*OH*(r»tfk«* ml H * a fat d» H .-lifts
for trie last twenty years has prom-; ack,:ox»U
ti,at lhe organisation
Under An of Mtrrh Jrd, l®7t
CAPITAL $30,000.00
ised to lower taxes.
j " ol onl>'
l,,lt 18 n dir®
SURPLUS SIS.OOOiOO
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! slip to the man who is in the farmO’!ice: llrrdd Banding
Tel#9li*Hif No, 14®
i T a ™ * httve in,' rcswP<1 cver>' ><ur ting game and must market his pro
8B B S
for the past twenty years. . .
duct. Going over the records of
Headline in daily papers say,
The Evening Record suggests that various farmor's organizations it
“ Alabama will annex Florida.''. All
right, let them annex her. She don’t each .of the aspirants for the Govern will he found that the undertaking
orship present his plan for lowering in Sanford has surpassed the /ecord
belong to us.
taxation in Florida. I he voters will 0f any other similar concern ever
read
them with eagerness.
Fi)® 1begun in Pie south. From nothing
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SANFORD , FLORIDA,
If. R—STEVENSC.-M, HAND
newspapers—will—print—thorn fmu- of 1 0 R. R. flEAS,
C. D, COUCH
million dntt5rnr--gross - tiustm’ss'
fixed up for the udvent of tin* ti**wvi,..p,1
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Cm SLi
AsiVeSStfr
in
one
year
is
almost
unbelievable,
baby, The Daily Herald, which will
You
are
going
Jo
lower
our
taxes.
yet
it
is
a
fact.
The
Sanford
Truck
arrive on the first of October.
TH E BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
Let's *e® how you arc going to do it. Growers, Inc. the past season have
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The candidate submitting the best turned out one thousand cars of
• We are glad to note the pro
celery, lettuce, peppers, etc. under
plnn-will
receive the most votes.
sperity of Sanford if the Herald is
Anybody cun propiise.
Let's refrigeration and hnvo developed
an indication of its growth, and we
marketing agencies throughout the
are convinced that it is.—Sarasot a have your method of fullfilling that
action of eYery kind.
It furnishes
Mix McMichael is a fine young he with Mr. Washburn's parent,
country that cannot be excelled. It
promise.—St.
Augustine
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Times.
guarantees such as were never given man well known in* Atlanta and
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Washburn at’
is such organizations that build
or even contemplated for the fair other parts of Getfrgin. He has just
their residence on the West Side.
towns' and counties, brings and keeps
treatment of all who lubor at the returned from France 'where he
SANFORD REPO RTS
So Wayne Thomas leaves Plan
money in the community, distri
The many friends of Corporal
daily
tasks of the world.
Plant City and Ocoee having
served in the army and is now inCity for Pensacola, where he has ar
butes it liberally among men and
\> ashhurn nrA giving him and his
eepted a position on the Journal. reported on the - vegetable industry brings happiness and a better faith
“ It is for this reason that I have government empltfy in Atlanta where- bride.a warm welcome home.
The man who takes his place on the in their midst, now comes Sanford to those who till the Soil and allows spoken of it as a great charter for a he makes his headquarters and where
Courier will have to go some and with the most wonderful of all., them the priviledge of knowing pew order of affairs. There is ground the happy couple will reside.
it will be a bard matter fro Plant It is evident that a* we get these conscientiously their reward in dollars here for, deep satisfaction, universal
City to scoop up as good a citizen reports, the farther we go the finer and cents. It has not been a bed of reassurance and confident hope."
A Car A Day.
they are.
as Thomas.—Okcechobbee News.
Wight Tire Company reports the
roses for these farmers in building
Sanford celery has become famous
Probably the only one who cart
sale 01 the entire carload of Chev
their organization, on the contrary
SEM IN O LE WILL SOON HE
and
there art* ton many in the land
do it is the man who knew it. F.
rolet cars, the ones t hl-y told you
obstacles -of. every discriplion have
READY
who thinks Sanford ships and grows
M. Prewitt.
about in the Herald la .1 week. They
been encountered -and overcome.
nothing but celery. Hut in additon
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The olllcials and directors represent Experienced Caterer Is Here to sold at the rut.: of one a ur.y from
to marketing 1,509 refrigerator cars
the day they were unlocdd and i
A race war in * Washington is on
Sanford's best and most successful
Take Chnrg of Dining Room
of celery* out of the state’s total
assemble *,
They have a carload
farmers.
None
but farmers can
and 1 indiscriminate killing taking
l,90:l, as reported by the Armour
The Seminole Hotel will soon in* schedule i to arrive on the fifteenth!
place daily calling out the troops and
hold stock and the managing heads
agent in the Sanford Herald, we
month.
If you didn’t get
trouble galore. All «f which reminds
J. D. Jacobs, as General Manager, ready for business. The rooms have of evei
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are informed that Sanford also shipus that Congressman Frank Clark
in charge of sales, and I), C. Marlow been ready for some time and have one otr r f this lit see tit cm qu:»k
lied largely of lettuce, pepper and
predicted siieh a stale of affairs
Secretary-Treasurer, in charge of been Idled since the day the hotel and nr nge ic e-.e out of the next
cabbage.
some time age and also that may he
the flnuneia! anil business end of the opened but tin- dining room has not car.
Indeed, the section shipped nut business, .need no comments a- to been operated on account o. . u*
mJr northern friends will learn some
■-'S T .IE R S . ULDW.Ol'T.I.
thing by experience. All the lynch- 2,819 refrigerated cars of these their ability as experienced pilots delay in getting the equipment. Now
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RIM-CUTS
products,
out
of
the
slate's
total
that
miii'h
of
the
material
has
been
ings are not confined to the south.
equal to any in the game who'have
The
car of crate machinery
refrigerated
shipments
of
5,.'197.
That
shipped
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Campbell
whatever
Uie dat*age or trouble
Now let the northern papers howl.
met all on a fair basis ami have
for the */a iinry-Tvler Crate. Cv..
a line record.
■miters
hope
to
be
able
to
open
the
dining
withyour
outer, shoe or inner
faithfully represented the no
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bus urrivt t ' , th=- tie \ mill here and
t-l.c, we us export vulcunizers
And that this early reJngeraled and eliminated the loss and waste roomin a few weeks. Mr. Kay Krauth
will he install.d .it once. It has been
An exchange has an item telling
stand readS” to remedy, it. Often
stuff pays is proven by the fact, as that heretofore was too prevalent. is here to. take charge of the (lining 5dilUrult for the rev mill to ge"; mnabout a farmer bringing 51) spring
room
and
the
public
can
congratulate
we can save you the cost of a
stated by the Herald, that the re
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.penally a: they have been
chickens to market and getting $50
themselves on having a man of this ehitn-r
tic
‘.v casing or tube, and (hat
ceipts for this during the season was
T H E LEA G U E OF NATION'S
lookir • ( ir t .e best materials that
for them. We can remember when
kind in Sanford. Mr. Krauth has
moans many dollars to you.
two and a quarter million dollars.
1 moni-., o u ’d buy. but they expert
he'd have been tickled to get $10
The Editor of tin- Herald after
And this does not take in consider visiting England and France and been with Gilreath's rest urant in | to have a.I the machinery here and I Gn!y in rare cases do we fail , to
for the lot. We're glad of the farmers
Jacksonville for many years acting
make good on a broken tire.
prosperity, hut we are getting the ration potatoes, watermelons and after discussing many phases of tile as assistant manager and chef and ready to operate by the lirst of |
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same price for o'.ir newspaper as the hundreds of ears of vegetables international alliance with prominent has a knowledge of the catering SeptemOer
when chickens >oulfi lie hough! for of one and another kftid which men of this country and of other business that can only be obtained
PHONE IT
lirl ags ! 1e ncu Bride.
! .1 cents each We sometimes think went out by express and not re countries was more than half In by years of experience in the large j
Sanford, Florida
that everybody bus more business I frigerated
clined to Hie idea of bringing our cities. Mr. Krauth is well pleased J Corpora! Fioyd Was hour 11 is tin- Oak und Jrd St.
Florida growers of fruits and men back home, getting on bur own
first Sanford *b«»y returning from
sense than newspaper folks. Lake
with Sanford and the Seminole Ho
land Telegram
vegetables are in the foreranks of -mil again and staying hen
bo me le! and feels sure that lie will pli'isc France to firing a French bride with
him.
Mr, and Mrs. Washburn ar
prosperity ami optimism. Good crop* llow or other tl looked like we had
t>
the people when the dining ruiimt
rived in the city last week and will
good priees, and the finest of pro nothing in common with the nations
are ready to open. The Semino'e
JU D G IN G T H E
N E W SP A P E R
spects for a continualuion of hnili at of the world and yet the more we
is a real hotel in every sense of the
The editor of a newspaper learns I
least fur another season.
think of It the more We fee) like helpj
by experience not to expert very,
ing
those
people
who
spem
to
need
It pays to come to Florida and
much in the wav of thanks for a!
Tampa our help now and wilt need it ntori-j W A S H IN G T O N (|t |ET AGAIN
column of pleasant things, but he do a little intelligent work
a> the \ears go by and at .this writ
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We look for big things in the west
now that they have, corralled a
II. i . HOLLY. Editor
real South Florida booster and we
W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager
congratulate Mrs. Mayes anti West
Florida in getting Wayne Thomas
Published Every Friday by
than, whom there is none better,
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HOW YOU GOING TO DO IT?
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who know say th at'm aterials and
ce r'ejs wliieh have occurred on
*0 be forgiven , T i n limps!,m m.i\ |„|,„r will not ciuoe down for niiinv in the world,
it is a severe treaty
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hie i- *n-en art lu cidt-nt. itiiirivi-rtem-i years atui tf one wants to Iniiitl tl
in the duties and obligut nms it irn<r e - on an enliri la t . f k'notv'•-.dge
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It means flour which has a sci
entific baking efficiency and an
inestimable food value.
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width
was
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treaty
o'f
pea
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with
Germany.
It
ings are going up nil over Florida.
Ml of whit It ti.al.if 1 s believe that libt-ralea great peoples who have [an important part in keeping the pen
off the streets last nigbr. was
right now nun with money to tn- iil-ver before -been able to find the
vest are overlooking a tin.- chance way of liberty, it ends nnee fur -all j lacking tonight.. Muj. \V. ll / lla a n .
and - intolerable order in c ommand of , (be military fi r. on
here to build apartment*. T i n . can an old
.-f,n1 them all thf- yi*ur ruin I at under which simfll groups of selfish 1co-operating with the police, expri-.s;ood prices for Funfoid is rot a men could tin* the .people of great i eil confidence fo-nigbt that -there
tourist town or a one season town empires to serve their ambition would be no further serious dis
but is just as busy right now t.j. the for power and dominion. It assOei- orders.
middle of summer us it is in the ati-s the free governments of the
winter. There are just as many peo world - in a league through which
GOES TO SANFORD OFFICE
ple seeking houses and ff;..,*hed they purpose to use their entire
Weldon Henley, the populni and
rooms as there are in the* winter power to maintain peace by n,uln* |capable manager of the loiul office
It makes of tin- Southern Utilities Company,
and the man who will coup- dow n tuiuing right and justice
here and look over the situation international lawreakty supported has bg?n transferred to Sanford to
will not hesitate a minute in •in by the authoritative sanctions.
aMime the management id the comvesting.
It does away with the right of puny's {limits there.
Home people are investing their conquest and rejects the policy of
Mr. Henley during his two years!
money here every day and the big annexation and substitutes a new residence in Pnlatka has won an e x - '
sales made in the past few months order under which backward nations tended circle of friends, who, while
In huHinesB blocks have been made — populations which have not yet regretting to see him leave, wish him'
to home people who know valors come to political consciousness and continued success in his now field of
\\ AY N h .T H O M A S GOES W E S T .•'und know that Sanford is growing peoples who uru ready for indt-penbusiness usefulness. His
position
Wayne Thomas, dearly beloved as rapidly ns any city in tin- south once. hut not yet quite prepured to
here will be taken by E. R. Graham
of the Florida Press Gang, formi-r
dispense with protection and guidof Wheeling. West Virginia, 11 —~n
The finest sign of the times is.
president of the Association, former
ance—shall no more be subjected
,
t- . ...
. ,
lliA home people buying and build
editor of thf Plant City Courier
to the* domination und exploitation
*
extended experience in the electrical j
und one of the finest ('haps in the ing but we are not selfish and we in of a stronger nation, lAU shall lie put
and ice business: — i’nliitkn Herald. !
vite outside people to come in und
world is now the business manager
under the friendly direction und
take a slice -tif Hanford property
of tint Pensacola Journal and all
the helpful
assistance
of gov
Mr Mirhnlc Brown
of his friends wish)him well in Ids while the taking is good. And the ernments whirh undertake to be re
more
home
......phcun
also
make
a
M
IMS
Gertrude
Brown, (laugher
new field Wayne is one of those
sponsible .to the opinion of mankind >
r ul"* -^rs- *"'■
brown of this
bright uml 1 brainy men who have line investment by building more in the execufion of their task by aeworked for a better community apartment houses,
(•option of the direction of the league , i l -V Was
"* marrittk,p 1,1 " A.
The need is great and tbc returns of nations. It recognizes the in- McMichael of Atlanta on the l.Jth
for a better stale, and for a belter
are
sure.
country and worked early and late
ulieiiultle rights of nationality; the of July at Woodland, Georgia.
with no thought of a reward. He
rights of minorities und the sanctity % The families of the bride and groom
of religious beliefs'and practices. It un‘l many friends und relatives were
leaves Fenton M. Prewitt in charge
h ARM E R S ORC,ANl /.ATION
For years some fellows have pro lays plans that shall free the -inter- 1present at the ceremony,
of the Plant. City Courier and , he
leaves It ip the ‘best of hands. claimed- thul farmers could not he course of the world troni u n ju sti
Mrs. McMichael :s one of Han- 1
Mr. Thomas will make his -proscence organized and that Sanford would and vexatious restraints and hinder- ford’s fairest daughters and one who.
felt in West Florida, and he will be never see a successful cooperation unces and provides for the every has been a resident *of this city'
a big help to the estimable lady, organization. Having heard this so sort*’'of of international intercourse since early childhood.
She is be- *■makes
one npperciute
Mrs.
Lois Mayes,
since m-r
her many
Airs, uuis
mnjro, who
1111 ainrt*.
mail)' times
inn-i hlia
’’ a unu
iii ’jhtihim' that
liiui win
uiu nir
me worm
i»> u lurgtf
will nnuiau
cleanse the
life ui
of the
world luvea
loved by
large circm
circle iof friends whq
husband's death has so heroically |more the success achieved by tn eju nd foment action for beneficent extend congratulations
n t
I n h i s w o n ’; !
fe el a J
Hot
good
1 d 1
1 -h.
A n I't
it
1
truth?
There
-tain
werk,
und right now. w th t i, - i-i ■Ci-.in
picking 1 p :-s v. V!riI umi d hut i*
v. mild |it k up s mu t m. I’o
more jo; 1. • ir v.-grk than e ■1.
fore.' No one will .ever know and
probably few will appreciate how
much time and gray matter is ex
pended by the editor on trying to
build tip his ‘ home town and the
great joy of the work is in seeing
bis prophecies come true. There is
probably more joy in working on a
newspaper than tiny other business.
Your fields is broader, your vision
greater, your work Is more dilllcult
but much more pleasant* than any
other individual in the world.
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JULY 25. 1919
THE SANFORD HERALD
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VAGK SEVEN
Sunday School 10:30 A. M.
daughter have returned from a trip
the subject used by Dr. Hyman
Eyeglauea.
.Morning Worship 11:45 A. M. when Chaplain in the army when
to AWaynesboro, Ga., -where she
The suggestion of tho t}ie of leosefl
Wsited-.her parents, Mr. and Mrs!
Unidn Service at Baptist Temple speaking to 2000 soldiers just prior for the cure of eye’ defects was mads
Floating Small
Blount. Her sistor, Mrs. Hcwett, and at- 8:30 P. M.
Talks Succinctly
to entering the Meuse-Argonne of hy noger Itncon, the great scientist o f
littlujton, accompanied her homo and
Arranged for
fensive. You will Ije glad you at the thirteenth century. The making
of the spectacles was carried out hy
will
remain
here
for
sorpe
time.
Herald Readers
tended this service.
Italians.
Physicians of those days,
Miller tires and tubes —all sizes in
however, did not kuovv tho true theory
UNION S E R V IC E B A P TIST , upon which they were ba$cd.
u
^
Thrasher motored
to J Spot Lights, horns, bumpers, mlo stock. You don’t have to wait, we
All persons desiring
ntTEM PLE.
O rlan d o . Thursday.
tor meters, everything for the uuto- can serve you. Sunford Cycle Co.,
tend ‘Sunday school will
59*2tc
Union Services will he held at
Pint Mason fruity jars at L. p." mobile.
Sanford Cycle Co., 115 115 Park avenue.
Rich olivzr tb
phone No. .19*. 300 or 90-J
the Baptist Temple Sunday night
McCulIer’*.
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"Park
* avenue.
Hume Ilumph arrived home Sun
In
the
reptile!'m* If'*
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not later thn n Saturday
at 8:30 o’clock. Dr. E. D. Brownlee ver currency wv.v ;V
Mrs. Joseph Harrold and daughter
Mrs. Claude Herndon and son day after spending the past fifteen
noon.
Free transportation
* * •■
of the Presbyterian Church will from Socorro bullion.
Miss Muriel, .visited Orlando Wed Claude and LeClair Jones have r e - ' mol,ths ,n Ffancc in tlu? Motor
will be furnished them to
ways contains r» eenniu .
speak.
Special
music
by
a
selected
turned from a visit to relatives am|iCorpa und Transportation Departnesday.
and from if within a radius
choir. Dr. Hyman will he master gold, which n-c'i " t' *■•
1 ment- 1,0 1,119 resumed his position
of three miles of the Mclh*
Prices reduced on ail goods at friends in Miami this week
•*
of cermonies. You are invited and before It went to Mie
odist church.
Mp». Grace Williams’ millinery store.
durns silver tv.!.» t ••
Mr and Mra,-C. W, While a nd!
D“ k , wkw* “ *
urged to attend.
crnlly contain n tv.;
Mia. Caralyn left Manday (nr W a y t
, n , " d' * " s l“"
,M l,ln
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gold.
Mr. W. Rates of Tifton, Georgia, nesville N. 0* vvHcro thpv will (toend * ^
NOTICE.
I W H E N P r o .U T H IN K O F CAN
is the guest' of his brother, W. II the, remainder* of the summer
N dice is hereby given that applica
K(ir,
„
,
, D Y T H IN K O F T H E KANDY
b Hates
Opinion.
tion will be made to Hon. J amt's W.
Seventh Day .Advent Service
.
Ford-nnrr 1 T W0 rarry “ hr
of K IT C H E N .
I F IT HAS SUGAR
Opinion
Is
divided
Into f^nr parts—
Perkins,
Judge
of
the
Seventh
Judicial
Just received
ived a carload of field
ru parta;
r °P recovers and seat I j N j T WE j j AVE IT.
STAR
The SeventV Duy Adventists hold Circuit of Florida, at DeLand, Flbrida, what we want our friends to think of
fence barbed!l wi“ * an,i
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staples. p ° ^ " a A- Sn<lford Cycl<?
T U K A X K E -JIU IL D IN G ,------49-tf
Sahbuth 4-ichndl .and Services in the or wherever lit? may ho found, at 11 us, what we think theyJ think of ns,
IfaTT^TTardware~Co'.----rP»rh” A v e - - - v '
“ TiS^fc
Masonic Hall every Saturday at o’clock on the morning of July 28th, j wjint they t|o think of us, and what
Dr..
•- j J. Kent Johnson and bride
think' they think we think they
Mrs. E. E. Grow left this week t o ' , *Mr3‘. Frctl Daiger and li t t le 'sen, of Miami
3
o’clock.
Mrs. Parkingson, ‘Supt. 1919, or as soon thereafter us applica*
tire in the city the guests
nts may ho heard, for an order npprov- H,inV „r
spend the remainder of the summer ^^dcrick, have, returned from a of Mr. and Mrs. .S'.- 0 . Shinh'olser. Visitors always welcome.
ing the Chnrterof the Fernnld-Laughton
in Pennsylvania.
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Hip
Atlanta and other points in
Memorial Ilosffitnl Association, the obThey were married at St. Perersburg
. ect and nature of which is to* conduct
on Tuesday.
Dr. Johnston was in
PREVENT HOG ( Ho L e RAx
Buy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co. ^ 7 ^ 7 °
Visit<Ml rt,!lti
and operate a hospital in Satlferd, Flor
the medical corps of the A. E. F. in
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T he B. A. Thomas- Hog Powder ida. either as owners or us managers
has
returned
from Franco
France und
and was C
cited
Glover Johnston of Tallahassee i s ' P James “r.stndgo
»<»»» n
u rn
u rn w irom
,|C fpr bravery on ias a record of 95 per cent cures of
put OO
to conduct and operate successfully the
In the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
* h.er<? ^
l« » J n
A. tho fie|,l of battle.
Hog Cholera. If you feed yotir hoga same.
S. O. Shinholser.
f . •F. for. many months and where
|Iot Point and w
,
TM
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Westinghnusc irons, as tlirected you never need fear ‘hog
(Signed) MRS. J . W. D1CKINS.
he made a good reVord in Uncle
different sizes.
At Hanford Cycle cholera or any othar hog diseasy. 59*5tc.
Mr. and Mrs. I. F
Rivers^ an Sam’s army.
Co., 115 Park Ave.
* 59-2tc
And the directions are very simple,
nounce the arrival of their youn,f
Southern tires, 0000 mile guaran
son, Walter Edward.
Tracy McCuller is the proud ust ulmtit what you are going, plus
tee, all sizes, 30x3 to 3 5x 4'-j. SanAUTO OWNERS
Wedding Rings.
possessor of a new Baby Grand a fgw rents’ worth of B. A. Thomas’
Devoe and xRoynoltls house paint ford Cycle Co., 115 Park Ave.
The
wedding
ring
wns
not
nlwnys
Hog
Powder
in
the
feed
twice
a
j Chevrolet car., purchased from the,
file best by test. Ball Hardware Co.
• Call o n us for exact
plain, ns we see It tndny. It wns fre
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Wight Tire Co. These ears were week.
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quently
highly
ornamented
and
duplicate of your
Miss Hilda Carlson is home for formerly purchased in Drlando hut
Usually though, cholera gets in "be wrought with various designs. Ilut
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Ward, a few days visit with home folks.
broken epring,
the Wight Tire Co,, has now made fore-we know it.- Then it requires ns other rings begun to bo worn tho
of Miami, are the guests of their Miss Carlson is now engaged in
it (Missihle for the people here to rlose attention to each hag^fench wedding ring wns made conspleuonslj
a n d recclvo
mother, Mrs. W.*R, Bates.
dental work in one of the large den buy this line of curs at home.
hog must he dosed and if you will plain.
The^ -practice, however, wow
■prlnn s a t
Mrs. J , E. Laing has returned from tal offices of Birimingham.
long
In
vngtle
nf
Inscribing
appro
dose
them
as
directed
you
hill
save
Mr. and Mrs. John - A. Joseph
isfaction
a months visit with relatives and
Mrs. P. J. Allen and-little daugh
better than 90 per 'cent.
If you priate mottoes on rings. -. Tho ring
th at Is
friends in Georgia and West Florida. ter, Katheryne, left tlds week for left-Saturday for Philadelphia. Mr. don’t the B. A. Thbmus medicine may be said to be symbolic. It Is of
Joseph will he remembered by -San
gold
and
typifies
purity
am)
refinement,
real.
Complete stock Diamond tires. • Wushintgon, D. C., Philadelphia and
We—not some
ford people ns a nurse during the costs -you nothing.
whereas Its rotundity signifies “the
Wight Tire Co.
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Wilkesburre, Pa. the latter being
distant
manufacturer
-pay your
.epidemic nf influenza. He lids ac
round- flowing of mutual love and
Mrs. O. J . Miller and children of Mrs. Allen’s native jhome.
cepted it position in the . medical money back. *
hearty affect Ion."
Merchants Grocery Co.
tiO-ltc
Jacksonville are the guests of Mr.
Bicyfle lamps, bells, horns, pedals, department of the IVntjsylnvunin
and Mrs T. *J Miller of this city. saddles, chains,
coaster
brakes, Railway. Mrs. Joseph was form^ly
Nc* cjeintj to Withdraw It.
Everything (nr 'the Miss Mollie Kirianl of Cameron IN HONOR OF M IS S STEINMVE
Mr.
W
L. Seig , and Culver handle bars.
A
tun!'
who had n very lmd ti.
bicycle.
Sanford
Cycle
C
o
,
115
''The Dependaliles'”
A class of
Etheridge, brother and son of Mrs.
City.
, SANFORI) FLORIDA
"*'i I n*nt III Ills -peecll once got ini'
Park
Ave.
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twenty-five
girls
of
the
Methodist
J.
Wicks, > of Geneva, left last
Dr. D. C. Ward. Osteopath is in
iii m gm.n-iit wlUi an ucguiilntance to
Studebaki-r wagons, both double • Mr. and Mrs E. A. Strunk -of Sanford on Monday, Wednesday Sunday School and Miss Elizabeth who i lie had taken a grent dlsand single. The wagon you know is Gainesville are in the city this week and Fr ay of each week.
58-tf < Steinmeyer, their guest of honor II.c. The ill-pntc liecnme hotter and
met at the home of their teacher, 'lotiei; ujilil i lie-., unfortniiiitc slum
Mr.
Strunk
is
supervisor
of
agencies
the best. Bull Hardware Co. til-to.
Among the new residents to the
Mrs, W. S. Thornton. Wednesday merer completely lost Ills temper.
for
the
Atlantic.
Coast
Line
R>.,
N. H. Garner has joined Mrs.
city is the family of Mr. and Mrs.
E scJ-p m n
afternoon. After a short business •You're n f-f-f-f-fnol I" he wlnniled ftp
and
travels
over
this
district.
Irvin May* who will’ soon take up
Garner at Atlanta, where they will
“Sir," replied the aetpmlntsession a social time was enjoyed rhiiisty
siieml the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. M. F. Powers -and Miss their residence here Mr. May is in
by all with delicious refreshements of lliee cnlillv, ••you Ulllsl retract that Sit
Mary Faison left for their home in the auto business in the firm of
“ Never!" retorted the slnliiMr. Und Mrs. Edson Bates and
orange ice and cake served by the liner,"
Wallace. North Carolina Monday May and Walthall and is a progres hostess assisted by Mrs. P. M Elder, merer. "I'm only too glad to g g-g-get
Edson Jr., of Tiftorr, Gu. are the
It o u t !"
after spending the winter with Mrs. sive citizen. His family are spending and Mrs G. W. Spencer.
*
guests of their father. W. R. Bates.
Powers son. Major A. K. Powers, the summer in the mountains but
Gasoline, oils and greases, free air.
as soon as they can get a house they
Splriti of T rees.
WANTED
OLD CLEAN
Notice
Man to serve you. Sanford Cycle
will corne here to reside.
Tin* Malayans and o th er .Inhere II IRAGS.
ANY
KIND
E
X
The City ' Council will meet at I ti n * believe thill each species of tree
C o, !15 Park Ave.
59-2tc
A six course lish and chicken din
CEPT
OLD
SOt KS.
S o'clock I* M Monday August |jlllw „ *p|r|| trr ,i|vliilty that presides
M iss Edna Chittendon has re
ner. Toe. Fish suppers 50c, at the
COATS,
PANTS,
OR
4th 1919 to bear complaints if any over Its n[fairs. The spirit of the cam
turned from Valdot^a.
where she
Ayres Daytona lleucli Hotel,
59-tf
RED SPREADS. AT THE
from owners nr agents of Real plior tree Is known by the inline of
was the guest of Miss Ruby Bam
E
It Brown, state 'manager of Estate or personal properly the nsses- Itisim- literally, "n woman." Her restHERALD
OFFICE.
59-tf
berg.
Kay Krauth of Jacksonville has |•h''
depart rm-nt of i he Virginia ini via nation which has been raised, |ing place Is near tin* tree, und when
Friday for a tripthrough
the,
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at night a peculiar mdse Is heard In
it. C. ..Maxwell.
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, . {arrived m the city and will have Carolina Fertilizer Co., is in the
Western states.
I hey expect to
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the woods resembling Mint "f.u eleilda.
Little Happenings
Mention of
Matters In Brier
Personal Items
or Interest
In and A bout
The City dt
WhenYour Spring Breaks
B.
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MOTOR CO.
TH EY ARE
LEDGER TRANSFERS,
visit
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th e fruit section
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Tax Assessor of Sanford l-'I.r.
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. i charge or the d m in g 'r o o m of the
of C alifo rn ia'
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Sem inole Hotel. He was formerly
Hie Ills,in Is believed to lie singing Mini
Mrs. it. J . Holly.
Mr. and Mrs.
exiKfclallyt
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rnmphor will sbrely !>«_ found In that
expect
to ■ remove
with the Gdreath resturant of that Brown
nelghl'iirhood.
,
qu art Mason fruit jars at f.. P. ,.jtv
tludr home from Tiimpii to .Inck( aril nf i liank >
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|aon\iUe in a few days, where thi-yj
The grief in my heart will not
1 Dn Thursday afternoon the same
Volcanoes In Britain.
will make their future home. They I
Herbert Lyman of class
•■taint for rnc )o express in wnnN.'
elijoyi
a d< lightful sw 11it
T h e two great centers of eartlupuike
hav* )ii-t r ii jr n , I from i trip t..
ill ' t lie eit \ J ester- i n M i)s .it 'A *
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in \ a-pprot i.tti.n t > 111> ttiati ■, fr.eiiil-.
aetlvl' v In tin* Ilrtll-h 1st, 1 are Coin-|
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t ■ '.our <,f ilen'li " f my darling liabej
In Hi moutli, >.f tin- Mlnekwtiler, on .
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Mi-s Lett e
it : i . 11m 1f
\], y, r
' mupti'th"
E-Z Seal pint* Irmt ;a n at i. I'
and .Inc left Monday for. Lees hi g .
y ic}t:|tr T in a — New, fresh stuck
May
5a-ft
and I reason* Island whi re the\ v !| ,ind guaranteed at $5,00 per pair.- MeCuller’fi. one.
Captain Ralph Stevens arrived
gptrnl several weeks.
|*tit on free of charge.
Sanford
home
Sii iduv night uf t <-t spending
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BOO ST FOR LEONS TRANFFi It f'yrh- (’■*•. M5 I’ark Ave..
in ,n lb.ill a >.'Hr in France in tin
RELIABLE
S E It V J ( ’ F.
TRAINS
MET
i ,.-.i I - i:n Mr and Mr . Mi dan I Witt from M o n tr e a l, f a n
t bat tbi
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from Frau
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God bless each a n d . every
Mrs.-
C
Lee.
tin- E sex 'oa*ft.
Ill both those locali
ties xiiilupiakes tire frequent, nml j
euilli(|Uake.s are usually a".sign of v«.tlcnnlir activity. .Highly unpleasant ns
p V o f',I t.
. '"g ists would he no
Ip
snip,
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«|A ■I . . ■ . l. t
■iilt.ib lc
t hat
y o i- x: u
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vour reenn:i
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bo carefully tU- iyned tb it yoti
five s ' ! ' t ' *
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f|f *]
JJJ
, i *■-stlt l*e, llotl of
lban limy
h .■( ,M>,uni i.l ,
i
w.1 i I'.* It'd.sli arm* and after - . ,1
i, t t . A ■'.*•" in* a d a't t tiroii * ii i hi
ti> a '■\ ■
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ru mi
Hut llu-y’:c so j r-.elictl nnu
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"tat
i - Wort:.
i-. time and sen*
army. Ih brought bark, many so.itl a o n u : a n d
soil
'll
(You
p in'
'it a - . t* m 'tie
Douglass Martin of Mml'soti. Fla. I We have G „„|y<.i- |u\s 'irU'k v.nu-r- ,.I Mie b.t; i leiields and ills
,.s Inn it sip-ees.
i*. ' *nst relumed from rrann* and tires in sto.-h
Sanford < yen- ( " . Iru"id» iiff having him recount ills
slon
of
ehni,;
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geutte
mol easy ii,at
experiem-e.s
in
France.
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Stevens
5tl-2tc
; ent Snijiiay ui:d Monday with his, 115 I’ark Ave.
we
can
scnrcely
mir
k
r!o
fr pntgres) ..'
Mrs.
R.
R.
Milton
and
turn
Edward
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h,,s
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pbi,
take
up
hi.*.
brother Tom Martin here. • *
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Sanford, Florida
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kens.
residence l/ert* which is gratifying
Royal Arcll Mu Sons AUontlon
There's a man at the curb to
A npicial. convocation of Monroe
, dren left Iuk tweek f..r Danila. Ga.. |to hia lar>«e
friends.
serve you.
55-tf
: where they will spend two weeks , Rase ball supplies, bells, imta. Charier, No 15, R. A. M. will be
!ulk
* Lois Martin of Mndisun, Fla. I wjj|, ,\irH \VMilieu's mother uml gloves, nil's, etc. Everything for tin* held on Tuesday. Ju ly 29th.
li.*>
who has been visiting her brother Jt f,.w ttt.,.ks in .tin* nmuntuins.
j boys. Sanford Cycle Co.
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Commencing promptly at 5 p, mTnm Martin left Thursday fur Term
Bicycle Repairing—our bicycle re-,
Mrs. G. C. Cktea known tlm value the l ast Master und Most Excel
where she will visit frfends.
pair shop is the largest and beat „f advertising and
quoting prices lent Degrees will be. 1 conferred. *•
Tho many friends of George Smith iequipped
repair shop in the city. und has discovered that the people^ The Royal Art h Degree will •.tart
•will be glad know that he hus land- jAll workdone quickly and guuran- ; rczd The Herald.
The sale now at eight I*. M.
/
ed andall are anxiously waiting to Jteed the hrst
Sanford Cycle Co., j going on at the Cates store has been
Every Compuition of Moiiroe t 'i a
grasp his band in weesome.
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greut luccess and Mrs. Cates says ter and all visiting Royal Arch
Miss Mary Virginia Cox. from that hereafter she will patronize M as on,-; are eorUially iij itc.l t j
D tuT.-tssm MmiKSi miMWH'iMaiibiruu
Stockton Alabama, niece of Mrs. G. the columns of this paper wlu*»*slio attend.
C. Cates, will leave the first of th e'w an ts to Mach the people. The greatmonth for a vacation to her home, est success in advertising is to have
NOTICE
for two or three weeks, and then an attractive ml in a live paper and
Rids w.H b e -received fur trans
return yo take up her work with give the people prices on goods. In porting school children in * District
these days of high cost of living the No. I. on the following routes for
Mrs. Cates.
Inland Leak-proof piston ring.*-. people want to know wlio hus the Hchool year* 19HI-20,
All sizes, for all cats. Sanford Cycle best bargains and they read the
Route No. 1—Celery avenue und
local paper to find these bargains.
Present day^financial requirements arc great
Co.. ,115 Park Ave.
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Reurdall
avenue to Cameron City.
Let us send you
Musson’s swimming pool is nowA. C. Martin of Miami .is in the
Route No. 2 —Sunford avenue to
er than they have ever been before..
a quart or more
city the guest of his daughter, Mrs. open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Elder Springs.
E.' A. Douglass. Mr. Martin iH one Saturdays and Sundays in the afterof’ our delicious
Route-No. 3 —First Street to Mon
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of the. pioneers of Sanford being one nefun.
Banking service, to be effective* today, must
roe co'rner.
Mrs-1 Mary Caldwell of Tampft is
of the first merchants in the early
Ice Cream for
be a grogressive service.
Route No. 4.—Upsala.
days and his many friends ure glad In the city the gt;esl pj Mrs. J . N.
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Sunday Dinner.
All transportation to he in good
|Whitner and family'.
to see him.
It is the sort of service we olfer you. Sufficient
H. W. Cooper of Jacksonville .is in weatherproof busses, automobile
-Motorcycle tiros and tubes. San
the city auditing line urcnilnlM of The or horse ^drawn.
ford Cycle Co., 115 Park aiuoiue.
to take care of your evpry legitimate need, and give
Truck Growers I nr. Mr. Cooper for* 1 Rids most he delivered not later
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you the utmost in safety as well.
i Dr. Denton has returned from merly resided here and was in the than August 1th to B. F. Whitner,
Sce’y
Board
of
Trustees,
School
a months visit to Battle ^'rrek office of the Virginia Carolina CneiniORDER NOW
District No. L, or T . W. Lawton,
Michigan and a Course at the Cih- ral Co.
Supcntendonl
of zul^lic Instruction.
eago schools of medicine. Dr. Denton
STREN GTH
SERVICE
Presbyterian Church
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returns greatly refreshed and well
Sunday will be the pastor'* last
equipped to again take up the
day in Sanford before his vacation.
B A P T IS T T E M P L E . SUNDAY
practice of- medicine,
There will he no preaching services
MORNING.
j Socket und end wrenches, all in the church in August, and” .It is
Dr. George Hyman will ^peak
sizes. Sanford Cycle Co., 113 Park honed that u good congregation will
at the
Baptist Temple Sunday
HO M E IN S T IT U T IO N
Ave. «
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Just Phone 325
be present at the morning preaching morning at 11:45 on the subject
Mrs. Henry Purdon and little i service.
'•'Fellowship With’ Jes u s " This Is
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HERALD PRINTING CO.
BOWER & ROUMILLAT
SeniholeCounty Bank
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BALL GAMES FOR_ _
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Experienced men must know
livestock buying with a knowl
edge of weight, price, the amount
aqd quality of m eat the live
animals will yield.
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How can the workings of this deli
cate human mechanism be improved
upon?
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Do you believe that Government
direction would add to our efficiency
or improve the service rendered th«
producer and consumer?
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Let us send you a Swift "Dollar".
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It will interest you.
Address Swift & Company,
Union Stock Y ard s,
Chicago, 111.
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Score by innings:
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Everything in up-to-date Styles
Right from New York
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Ready* to-Wear
cu/
3 1 2 Sanford Avenue
l.akelarn!
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Sanford, Florida
“S C R IP P S BOO TH G A RS”
Hood—Goodyear and Fisk
'Fires and Tubes
REPAI R WORK OF ALL KINDS
F O R I) S A S P E C I A L T Y
MOBILOILS andGASOLINE
ACCESSORIES
Orlando 2. t l e f h 1-
Sanford
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|Tampa
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j Summary Left on bases, Sitn1^ Sanford
I ford 1. Tam pit |t>.
ttrsl base
oil |.al.cland
bulls, off \\alla> e ", olf Wells
I, Tampa
PHONE
struck,out, hy Wallace 2 , by ‘ Well' H radon low ,,
12: sacrihce Inis, Stewart, Chapman, Orlando
Williams: saentice tly Johnson: stol- Hart .to
eit bases, Johnson, Chaplin; wild
pitches, Wallace, Wells; double plays
\lvarez to Is on to I tellinger, tin* Weill her
t ttn d ilio n s in T'loridii. I S 3
of game I to. umpire Osteen.
Temporal iir
IV m perat ur res a ver-
Sw ift & Com pany, U. S, A.
and Delivered We Will Call
L.r and Deliver Your Car. *
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•tfur h o t s a l lo we d t h e to get t e n r u n s
t h e v t ur n a r o u n d a n d l eTTls g o h o m e
Wit hunt a s i n gl e run.
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< u r . u j daily , it was
h e a vi e s t . ^ . „ rule, o v er tfie n o r t h e r n
'■»In '
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Freviipl i t liverv
S un sii Raxes.
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Fhritla
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K E E L TOUR KYE ( .\ T, E HERALD WANT C O U M N
Auto Tires
and Tubes
iPyssJ
Mil Ii ■l j either 1or It bull i i r
a hit of some f n 1 jltsl to keep t i e
ladders b|| l\
Th.-y ret tail tly hnd our hoys si and
log on ttieir loads t rving t >> field
th>-e li a-i > limits,
It sei-tos a s
1 Imugli t
Sanford hoys at,- a • •
i ustuineiii l>>‘ wet ground fortl ley
managet t ' lo ibeat the bail lo lit't
• M il i 1
S p o rtin g
Goods
Automobile
Accessories
Vulcanizing plant now in operation- your business
will receive the attention of skillful
vulcanizers.
Phone 251-W
Sanford, Florida
115 P ark Ave.
H illin g
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Everything!
S ' ^ollars, Shirts, /Underwear, Bed Linens,
__ Table Linens, Barber Towels, Butchers
Except over small
p u r ! Mi,
A p r o n s ,—an yth in g
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i .i■ t m!l.i:,ii 11,; 1 1 a :-
her
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to
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Y o u r neigh-
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N ot
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LeeMjiirg. Florida
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Co t o l it i o i i of C r o p - .
A . a -rule
there mis too much min. Then* w»t i >
several days when work was carried
on In grout advantage, out sunshine
was itisu111 bent [ radii ally through
out the .week. Cotton continues gen
erally poor, the |regress during the
week being unsatisfactory. The* wet
weather favored weevils activities,
and complaints to that effect were
numerous. The corn crop shows the
ill effects of excessive ruins during
previous weeks ns well as the un
favorable effect of the -wet weather
of the current week, especially nn
low lands. Th e crop as a whole, how
ever, continues fair to excellent.
Sweet potatoes, peanits, and cane
were generally favorably affected
except low lands were too wet.
Citrus fruits and ranges are in ercellent Condition. Lccsa rain find d m
more sunshine are needed througnout the section.
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Games to he Played He-e.
There y»re so many ini|uiries about
the games to lie played in Sanford
for the remainder of the first half of
the season that we give them ac
cording to the schedule;
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The next guinea here will he with
I akeland rext Tuesday and Wed
nesday the 28th and 29tb.
On
August
5 and 6th Tampa will
play here.' On August 13th and 14th
Lakeland will plzy here. On August
15th, Dartow will pltjy here.
And
on August 16th ORLANDO WILL
PLAY' H E R E .
Keep this in your
pocket.
sending
receives
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< ctlar Key > is.a; St. Petersburg 2.0;
Pinellas Park 2.3; De'Funlak Sprint!*
1.0 ; Orlando -3 .2 : Ttlm ville 1. 1:
Uich'iinvii'i
i.tt; T uHhI u»sii- ri.-t;
Mo nt i c c l l o
send
DIXIE STEAM LAUNDRY
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1 .1 I pi! .■ ii, I*, i i in id.i 1 7 , t iii r a 1.1 ll;t I 0
and
you
5EE c a rd til, p ainstaking tre a tm e n t.
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Florida Safe & Lock Co.
\ anil I lours. Fire IViml S a fe s ,
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Ladies Ready-to-wear and
Gent’s Furnishings
Tampa Hands us O n c " 1 ^
Sanford suflere u Uu first. defe at on several short bunts while the
of several weeks y Pan pa We d- Highlanders had u hard time reach
G
ing first for their rear ‘wheels kept
nesday, as follows
slipping
and naturally getting a:
Sapfoid
" f K B It II PO A E
slow
start.
Turner also had a had
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Chapman, t *
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.JllluiMlll, cf
1 (1 0 1 0 P throwing low to first and that eorn3 (J 0 >) 0 0 .hined with St. Charles -errors and
White, If
3 0 0 I 0 0 Campbell's wide peg to first was' re
Ellis, rf
Moseley. 11
3 0 0 0 0 1 sponsible for some run's. The High
3 0 0 ; 1 1 0 landers also had several chances to
Inman, 3h
Chaplin, ss
1 I 0 1 1 1) score hut not being wide awake and
1poor base -running killed nil their
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U allm i . [■
1 i fiances. We simply had a had day
_ y I'slerduy.
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Totals
Tn mpn
\H K I! r u A K
The old pennant is waving in the
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Alvarez. 3h
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fare
of every club in the league and
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Jackson, it
IIrown. ss
l 0 o i ' 3 n 'as the/ first half gets closer to the
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0 n • IJ 0 'h'se it seems that there will be
I lellitiger, 11'
•f 0 0 p 0 0 some tall playing for the first place.
Hernandez, rf
*1 0 1) *» 0 0 1The games Thursday made some
(Juinn, c
1 l 1 W II 0 <hanges lint Sanford still maintains
\\ ililams, rf
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Lcoti, 2li
3 0 0 0 •1 n
\\rlls, 1)
(fumes Thursday. *1
Sanford J ; urajfentown ti.
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Tamiia I s Harlow
All these requirements of intelligence,
loyalty, devotion to the task, are met
in the personnel of Swift & Company.
Yet the profit is only a fraction of a cent
per pound with costs at minimum.
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Dradentown
001 100 000 — 2 i
Sanford
000 300 OOx — 3
Summary: Left on bases, San
ford ' S, Dradentown 0: two hasu
hitH, White; three hast* hits, Vaughn;
first huso on halls, off- Chzptnati 2 ;
struck out, hy Chapman 2, Wyatt
7; sacrifice hits, C. Chapman, Jo h n
son, McDamiels, Hood; stolen buses,
Chaplin, White; hit by pitched ball,
Francis, McDaniels; double play,
Moore t« McDaniels; time of game
1: 10. Umpire, Walters.
Alert wisdom and judgment must
be used in getting stocks of goods into
th6 open channels of demand through
our four hundred . branch houses.
Branch house organizations* must
show activity and energy to sell at the
market in the face of acute competi
tion from other large packers, und
hundreds of small ones.
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and other specialists are required to
take care of our intricate problems.
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*Koss hutted for Wyatt in ninth.
Score hy inning*:
E ach manufacturing operation must
be done with expert skill and scientific
precision. A highly perishable product
must be handled with speed and care
to avoid loss.
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Burroughs, 2 h
Francis, ss
Atan re, 3h
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McDaniels, c
Watkins, cf.
Wyatt, [i
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Despite its scope Swift &
Company is a business of in
finite details, requiring infinite
attention. \
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Latest New York Styles
THE WEEK
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Here is your cljitnco if
you ;u t* looking
for a real”
Irish Bugyy made of all
hardwood, full bolted and i
extra wide steel wheel.
Price $4.25
ONE L‘i
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sttinilili I ll ll ll ll
Standard Size Wash Boards
Brass 70c
Glass 60c
White Metal 45c
LEE BRO TH ERS
HARDWARE
for
Kook Stoves, Yes!
N o.'7
-No. 8
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$14.75
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JULV 25, 1919
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pearl'd tu neeil Hu further urging.
J a s p e r now often *nt smiling f atu
ously Into vnrnncy—and to fancy one’s
«*>tf In love with n Prudence Winters—
tlephzlhnh thought— must take ImncInntlon Indeed!
She wn* Interrupted
In h«Y nll eetl uns by the unexpected
iippeiirflncje or a young woman I11 the
doorway.
"How tie do," remarked' the young
woman breezily. ' "I rang. Imt no one
answering, and the door being open, 1
walked down through the bill.
"Vim are Ilephzlbnh, aren’t yoji? I'd
know It."
T h e yvuug womnn smiled
and dimpled.
" J a z z sent me In for hi* cap," she
wild, “ the wind blows his hat *0 In
tb" car. And In* said I'd better Intro
duce myself—you'll have to know me
better Inter. We are on our way to be
President Says Welfare Work
Must be Maintained in Full
Strength for Men Overseas
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* A * W 0R K c a m p a i g n p l e d g e s p a i d o r
T™
W EL K0?tTUWT «
SOUTH TO
WILL B U F F E R - N E C E S S A R Y F.OR
SPEED UP" ITS PAYMENTS OR
DROP BEHIND
Washington, D C. Tho need for the payment of United War Work
Campaign BubFcrlptlons has become so ncute because or the danger thnt
the work of the welfare.organizations for our soldiers still In uniform
r
^ 5 l a’ edJ hV
eUPr t0 n *-vmond H. Fosdlck, chairman of the
Commlse on on Training Camp Activities, from president Wilson, Ims *
been made public. This letter from President Wilson, better than any
other document, shows the great need for continuing the welfare work
until the Army of Occupation Is withdrawn and demobtlzatlun Is com
pleted.
It Is to back up the President’s request and to fill the great need
for cash to carry on the work Hint "Speed Up" Week, July 28th to
Aucus n!‘ .,aS *,<,pn lnauKUra' ed so that everyone who has not paid his
pledge will do so at that time.
married."
Hcphzlhith nrose dazedly.
"Jazz?" she repented, “married?
, What do you mean?"
The lovely g’r| laughed.
“Jazz—tluP’s what I call Jasper."
she exclaimed. "I met him at Aunt
I’rue's a month ago. File's going with
us now tatlie parsonage where we are
to he hinrrled. Jazz was afraid to tell
you nhoat It for fear you wouldn't njiprove of me—"
Impulsively the girt caught llephzl
hah’* * wrinkled’ hand* In tier warm
on* s.
Tho President of the United States of America.
Paris. 18 April, 1919.
My Dear Mr. Fosdlck:
here-------In France
has
. . All
. . that I have seen and ,heard
- _ ™ - over
------------. .. . but
added to my sense of profound appreciation of the vital Importance
of maintaining In full volume and strength the service of the seven
organizations which last fall joined In a united campaign for sup*
port— the Young Men's Christian Association, the Young Woman's
Christian Association, the National Catholic War Council (Knights
of Columbus), the Jewish Welfare Board, the W a r Camp Communlty Service, the American Library' Association and the Salva
tion Army, on behalf of our soldiers and sailors.
In addition to the needs which existed ft the beginning of the
war, there are now added and very Imperative reasons why this
work should be continued during the period of demobilization.
The American people showed In a remarkable manner their
wholehearted support of the cause for which their men were fight
ing when they responded so generously to the appeal of the United
W ar Work Campaign last November, and I earnestly hope that the
whole amount then subscribed may be forthcoming, In order that
this final helpful and-stlll absolutely necessary ministry on behalf
of the men who have given themselves with such rare devotion to
the nation's cause may be In every way worthy of their wonderful
spirit.
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tlie care of yntir luiuseiitiid. I am grow
ing too old for the resiKimilblllty."
J
Professor Curl el on rim his lingers ;
perplexedly through ]d* lldek grnyliig
hair, henratli II Ids still young eyes
gazed back dl*tressi-d.
By AGNES G. BROGAN.
"Well, Ilepltzllmh," he said al last,
"you are Just Itied In your ileteriidnn-4
tlon.
Martha wHI have to look ufier
I ’mfessrir t ’lirlelui, gin need up frutiT
me a* best she can."
hi* desk Impiilli'iitly ns 1In- stiirly door |
"Miirilia." Id* sl*ier exiilalned. “I*
ri|M-nt-,|.
HI-. Im ]>:i 11
i-hungi-d I11
going wtill me. 's h e is used lo my
mild resignation 11— he p em -hed the
wnys and will need no training. You
(all tlgure nf III* ebler sl-t*T rider Ihei
must
make other plan* for yourself."
room.
|
"Plnn**"' gasped her brother, "W hat
"Ye*. Ileptizlbllh." he III, rkll
111
plans ram I make eoneeridlig a house
quire, I.
,
hold, tlephzlhnh. when I lime always
"Jasper." she said, "Ihe time has defended upon you?"
mine when I must relieve myself (if
'T h a i 's Jii*l the trouble," hi* slsler
remarked, "you bn\v depended too
Ini!*, 'Jliere Is but ‘one solutlou. you
mu-t find jnii a w ife ".
A TLA N TIC HOTEL
“A wife?” T h e profe ,sor bHnked;
!f he luffI not been al wi n* ab-,trbed in
Hay and Hagan SI*.
I........ t-s lie ml. '.I b ile
d '' it •'•.1 \( hi S O N VI 1. 1. K. I’ l. t.
MARRYING JASPER
r.i !r<eid It
t ,,iu:
I ellt "
All
■1 ,»Hi
*'f
in
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m idem *i mpr >ve-
munt*.
First clais in every
way.
Hot and cald runnimr
water in mffffl*.
Rale*. SI.(HI in.
Unit in un.l hath SI. ill up
I’. FRANK. PKMM K, Prop.
\\ (• h a v e a r i b b o n f o r
ty p e w rite r
It LACK. BLUE, PURPLE
o r a n y o f the a b o v e
,
with red
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
s..lull,,a : I'n:.: -m e Wilder-, daughter
of I ’rofe-sor Wilder*, ileeensetl, -liould
be .elliiseti its the foriumde Woman.
True'. I'rtldeil'S* mil* Y|\ sefelid years,
.'ii-l ei's
ni.'ir. bill *1**1 11**1 .I '-P ' t ',*'
edioio . .1 l.i.da Id bhii to •«* -Idtal.t\
i.tdi r nut,i 'ti'
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rttiling mil f**r y **11. \ .-ii must pny
.
j *|n'dtfni tiltt'idlMU to I’null* lieu \\1n
1,-r*. ■ Sin* I* n wnmtiii mIiu. witiitd
, nitiki* ydu rutlrcly hu|q»y !"
1 "Is tint rrttilfiK-**." ihi* prnffsmr
itski-d dlsitp[iritvingly. "Mini ihln .........-
: BUSINESS CARDS |
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<i' ,it- • . |,r ,1 ' I n - ' ■ r* p
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l ad id m - he. » h 1' l"*,\f I11-1 l" !! p’li/.l. tli '■■! ' ■ '* ' '*<
j nil wTfli ill** lin'd bulking fiw**?"
OHIce Supply Dept.
"Fnrcs.” Id* slsi*-r Ht v.ri'ly ri-mnrk1‘hnnc 148
Sanford. Florida
■*d, “hlmulti no iongcr Inllmnrc your
cliubc.* l.'ryjilcnl worth I* ’now vmir
neceswiry nmsld»*r;i1 Inn.”
"Itul" fin not s<* nld," Jasper d**nitirrisl. "I hnv»* slid n ..... I many
yi-itrs bi*fun* 11fly."
II(*|>bzlbnti lUml her ruhl eyes ti|inn
him
•*\nu luivi' my silggestluu. sin* said,
One Inch Cards Will He I'nolislmd l-*> nml nrn*i*.
d. i This Heading Al Tin- H.'-ti* Of i7.. ■
“What da you wish (an lo do?" the
IVt Ycnr
hrothtT uckid uneasily.
"For Ihe wiki? of your oAn future
SCHELLE MAINES
No.
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No.
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PAGE NINE
, "Oh I rome along with us," she
said. "He will be so pleased."
And to her own astonishment—Ilephilbah went.
John B. Stetson University
(O/pjrlibt, 1910, bjr Wrtfrrn Nnrt.pap+jr t!al<yn.j
LINCOLN HUI.LEV, Ph.D„ Lltl.lL. I.L.D.. President
Del.nnd, Florida
SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG
Plenty of Choice.
It Is quite true that ihero are 1,0.11
different kinds of faiths In (ho world
—mid there nro about ,1.4.10,870 differ
ent kinds of sheer cusscdness I
t
"Of Two Evil*,” Etc. .
A child wltlPWsvtui^Tfier wn* visit
ing some reintivf-s. Ora* day Upon ItoIng naughty he was put to lied In the
middle of th\* tiny. After being I11 bed
n while he called for hi* mother and
wild: "Mother. Aunt Jennie spank* her
girls when they nrc naughty. Won't j
you please spunk me utpl let me get
up?"
T H E A C A D K M V — I ’ r r p a r r a for all h l f h g r a d * r o l l r g r a .
TM V: Si'll OO L OF Mlll’IUNK! ARTS —For hoy a and young m*-n.
THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC —Piano, pipe organ, tlolln, trier, harmony, rhorna work.
THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS —
Special Attention is Called to
I.
/ ?3.
Pearl Superr.t::- •-
3.
Pearls used to le* eon* . '
lucky and hl-tory *»**’* f ii* •
one queen who. h* ' i f * * J*,' V « .
i tragic death of
saw In dream- *
to peorls an 1 \. : .
saged tears, .inti •
' were not nfra'd ••
ndnys we Imi ■'
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Tilt: URADUATE DEPARTMENT— l>**rc*. ul Maslrr <.r Aria axd Sciences.
TIIK COLLEGE OF LIBERAL AHTN FOR M EN —Twenli-en* departments In all.
Tilt: COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Poll WOMEN— A aoman dean, -cparal*
dormitories.
THE COLLEGE OF LAW —Graduate* practice In Florida ullheut eaamlnallon.
THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING - ('ouraca In rnflncrrtnf trading lo degree*.
TIIE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS —Eaprrlallr for Florida teacher*.
THE COLLEGE OF RU8INEHS—Rankins. Ilaokkrapln*. Shorthand. TrpenHlInf.
Th* Prrllmlnrry Cour.c la Afrlcullure —Ilotany. Illoloyy, Organir and Inorganic
ChrmUlry, qualitative and quanlllalit* anal;.!., Agrlruhural ChcmUtry,
Mineralogy. Geology, rtf.
Tbr Pre Mr,Ural Canrar —Phyainlogv. Plolegy, Anatomy, llartcrlalogy. Illatrology,
F.ootogy. Ilotany, Grnrral Chrmlatry. Inorganic I hcmltlry, Organic Chccnlalry,
qualitative and (luanlltadrd Chrmlalry, Pfcyalc*.
The Conrar-far llrllg oua Workrra —In lllhllrat Ulrr aturr. Illilory. Engllah. 'Payetiology, I'cdazpgy, Ethics, Logic and TheUm.
A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald
will Ren: Your House
Is proving to be a g re a t big success and the people
are buying groceries cheaper than they can buy
them anyw here and ca rry in g them home and like
it. This sale was inaugurated to try out the new
plan and it will continue with the stro n g probabil
ity of having it a perm anent institution. N ote the
only changes fo r this week:
W hite G ranulated
S u g a r 2 lb J)o x fo r 23c. L ard 3 2 cen ts per pound.
WOODROW WILSON.
Honorable Raymond B. Fosdlck, Chairman, Commission pn
Training Camp Activities, 45, Avenue Montaigne, Paris.
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Cordlaly and sincerely yours.
1 . I.l.tig
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THE SANFORD HERA1.D
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2 Tomatoes *
3 Okra ami. Tomatoes
2 Vegetable Soup
2 Besf Sweet Corn
2 Pork & Leans
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( ocoa, 1 . lb.
Cocoa, l ‘> lb.
Best Butter
Best Rice
Meal and Grits
Atlantic Matches
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No. 1 Sweet i’eas
Xn. 2 Laity ! iira Iv.cans
Nu, 1 Baby l/mja Beans
Com Flakes
Pest Trusties
Shredded Wheat.
Cream nf Wheat
Oaf Meal'
No, 3 Dill Pickles
Hi o 7.. Sweet Pickles
Chop Pickles
Peanut Butter, 12 oz.
Catsup
Mustard
Jam s, l i b . in tin ___
Jellys in Glass
Corn Starch.. .........
com fort I mi vise you to t’U.v yd'if rill-
(tiywHH ns siMia as, possUjIe to I'mdence Winters." Heplizltmtl said, nml
LAWYER
pnsM'd from tlie room.
Dndeeidedly the (irofcssor fingered
OrnCE IN THE COL'PT HOUSE
bis bat. I Ms sister had Hjmkeii; soon
SANFORD - - F L O R I D A
she and Martha would leave him alone
In his helplessness; perhaps nfier nil
lier plans might he wortli rntislderiilion. Jasper had tenrned lo hnyf eonTHOMAS EMMET WILSON
E. FERGUSON IIOIlhlluLlmll fldetire In Hephzlhali’s Judgment. Slow-,
ly hi* passed down the street to'P ru
dence Whiter'* home, hut when lie re
lit rued Ids fare wn* gloomy.
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LAWYERS
Hephzttmh's lip* twisted in the Henr
t loridB i'S! npproio |i to n smile.
Sanford
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(Only a
tin ld e n
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1.85
1.85
i'ills b iiiy . F lu u r
B e s t S e lf-R is in g -F lo u r
L i m a B e n n s , lb .
N a v y B e a n s , lb .
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1 bars
t o 'a p e i * s o n
Armour’s Coffee, 3 lbs.
.......
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1.10
2 4 lb s. G o o d S e lf R is in g F lo u r
1.70
1 2 lb s. G o o d ^ S e lf R is i n g F l o u r
.9 0
lflc Sack off on all hinds of feeds.
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and regardless of the fact , that everything in the grocery .and
feed line is going up every day we are going to sell a t these
prices until further notice. Our country friends are especially
invited to come and take advantage of these wonderful bargains.
"Well ?" -be asked, " y u fmmd I'mdenes* til home—nml u vvorlliy person?
(4
W e
S till H a v e G ood
Envelopes at
5 c a Pkg.
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
Offire Supply DcpL
Phone 14a
. Ranfurd, Florida
,
"A h a bmisekeep* r." lier hrotlier
dryly replied. “Prudence Is doubtless
ifnelcelled."
"You must go a gain," ids sister ad*
vised. "Next lime you will also iltscovgr. Hmt sbe-hus brains."
And obediently Jnsper went the„ser*.
end time. His countenance nimn Ids
rcftrii seemed soinewliftt brighter.
"Von stayed longer this evening."
i:,*p!t !lmli said hopefully, "you dis
covered the lir^ilns.’
“She has her Interestlng.sljJc^* the
S treet, Between Chase & Company and J o e ’s Smoke House
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Making New Markets for
Florid a Citrus Fru its
Overland Sales & Service Company
6
The Florida Citrus Exchange has been
very successful in enlarging the market
for Sealdswcet grapefruit and oranges by
x introducing them in sections where Flor
ida fruits had been consumed only in
small quantities.
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IDEAS FOR THE PUBLIC PARK
Points That Should Be Given Consid
eration Before the Final Plans
Are Made.
In tlio landscape architect's Meal
conception of an acre of park for overy
huntlretl Inhabitants, thero-ls no guide
for calculating park space appropriate
to n town of 0,000. It la evident tbnt
an acre, moro or lean, would not ho n
determining factor In It* value. The
problem of relative alio la reaUy n lo
cal one, Its answer depending on the
community's facilities for outdoor en
joyment, on the benefits Hint will necruo to It by the acquisition of a park,
and on the specific Ideti which lies be
hind the desire for a park.
Camping and picnicking, two legttl*
mnte park uses, both suggest an njv
peal lo the motorist A good camp
site is pre-eminently adapted to the
attraction of strangers, thereby bring
ing some added tmdo to tho town merchants. For tho campers good drainnge Is essential.
A fitting entrance Is the first Impor
tant consideration. If the pnrk Is near
the business section of tho town, ex
tending the approach to tho main
street by means of u parking strip
planted to trees ts very effective. Such
n strip, extending for one blodk along
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This pear the Exchange will posh ks week
along that line as never before.
New blood and new methods in the sales
department will combine to give increased
energy and greater efficiency to the effort.
Jei* (be Honda CJtru* F.arhaag* tad profit by what It k
doing to widen tW field lor Florida trail*. Fell iafumutioo
m of ncm btntb free iron
Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Fla«
L. A. HAKES. Manager
• Orange Countv Citrus
OR! ANDO, - Sub-Exchange - FLO RID A
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF
T a t J# « y * n r * O O I J ) M B P . M , l l » » r i e m
O il has • n » b l r d nUlTfrln,: h u m a n i t y to
W lth atand
tU nrka
of
k t iln r jr.
Il T r r .
bladder a n d atoma< h i r m i u ™ am i all
diaeaaea c o n n e c t e d with Hit u r i n a r y
organ* a n d to b u ild up a n d r « » l n r * to
h e a l t h o r g a n a w e a k e n e d t>y d l» e a » e
I h e a e m o i l I m p o r t a n t nricnn e mun i be
watched, b e c a u a e t h e y n i t o r o m l p u r i f y
t h a b l o o d ; u n l e e s t h e y do t h e i r w o r k
you are d oom ed
W a a r ln e a s . eleeplenunese, n e r v o u r n m n .
d e a tr o n d e n c y . b a r k a i he. e t o r n a r h t r o u
ble. p a l n e In th e I n i n s a n d l o w e r , b d o m e n , ir r a v e l. d l f l V u l l y w h e n u r l n a t t n * . r h e u m a t i s m , e c l a t l c a a n d luinhiiKO
all warn you o f t r o u b l o - w i t h y o u r k l d aeya O O l . D MKT>AI. H a a r l e m Oil C a p -
JULY 25, 191$
J u s t Installed “ M odern A u to T *—
With Competent Men to Wash and Polish Cars
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Goodrich
T ire s .
the middle of the street from tho pork
entrance, with pillars of suitable de
sign at the end. will cost not less than
Formal park entrance uillars
D O N ’T RUB!
Stop Rubbing the
Clothes on the
W ashboard
neccesary!
A
THOR
Electric
Washing Machine will wash them spotlessly clean without
*
a rub—-and will do a good sized
#
washing in an hour at a
#
cost of less than two cents for electricity!
Better get a
E le c tric
Washing
Machine
T o ta l atul apnrortd, fig
of brick or stone tnny bo elaborated
to a vine-draped pergnln on each side,
costing complete at le a s t' $350.
Or
n nistlc entrance, to burtnonlze with
n wooded nren, may be constnicted of
timber from the clehrlng of the Hite.
Only sound logs and limbs of durable
wood should be used. For such an en
trance of appropriate size, £00 hours
of labor musr lie nMowed.—Popular
Mechanics Magazine.
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E L D E R S P R IN G S W A TER
T I I U M A S I ) . I I A K K it. P b . I ) .
Analytical . n i t O n . u l l l n g ( k r m l i l
• T r o f r .u lo n a l o f N a l u n T N t l r n t .
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P r i m e L a bo ra tory o f Itolllno C o ll rg r
M r. T. O. r h ir lr *
W in ter P erk, F la., N o r . ( I k , I • Is
H an fo rd, FI*.,
D e a r S ir ;
I h a r e ro m p te te d r a r r f u l r h r m l r a l a n a l , a l a o f th e a e m p le of wa te r t b i t
you brough t m r e a r l / l e a l w e e k , a n td b a r e o
ab
Dt.
ta in e d th e , f o l l o « l n 1
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tea
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H rartlon
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F r r r A m m o n ia .
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A lb u m i n o id A m m o n i a ____________ T r a r e
Wdmnn art* to bo consul Iod In the
planning of Immen In oftcr-thc-wnr
I building, nccordlng to tho announced
policy of The United States Housing
corporation.
“When our inon want to find nut
what plan to follow In building n
workman's homo they usually talk It
ovor with headquarters," nccordlng to
n statement by tho United Htntos
Housing eorporntlon, “Hoadqunrters
they And Invariably In tho kitchen.
The greatest housing exports nre tho
housewives themselves. They know
when arrangements nro convenient and
whore steps may he saved In the dally
routine of work. Many of our stand
ards representing the greatest conven
ience and the greatest beauty that
the money Invested will hqy nre the re
sult of hoine-n..... suggestions from
women.
"In nil building projects tho gov
ernment's standards have been placed
on a high plane. The women of the
country will see to If that In future,
private development must measure up
to these S'nmlanls All -iier-lfirm Inns
for drainage, \entllutlon. lighting and
kiti hen fittings must he maintained on
the pr. -eiil letel No .s|unt|i hack Into
Ihe prewar tenement will he tolerated
by the workers. In nil future building
projects| whether, sponsored by llie
government or by Imllvldtmls, every
house will he required to have a mini
mum of light and air.-
Vuura r e r , re e p r r t fu l lr ,
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home.
Then a little each m onth till paid
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Sanford, Florida
107 W . First St.
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H A N F O R I). FL O R ID A
II Its Electrical We Do It!
WE HAVE a fresh stock of everything and
in the position to meet your
Electrical Needs
W
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Lamps
Irons
Fans
Toasters
Portable Lamps
Fixtures
Vaccuum Cleaners
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Flashlights
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ELECTRICAL S U PPLIES
Hrcv the Silent Alamo Lighting and Power
Plant to Illuminate Your Home
and do the chorea
One on Display at Our Store — Demonstrations at nil Times
Expert Repairmen to Do Your Work
Promptly and Satisfactorily
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CHARLES ELECTRIC CO.
“ Electrical Contractors”
107 W. First SL
And That I* Only One of the Reaaoni
Why Home Ownership Should ’
Be Encouraged.
a Thor in your
.S ig n e d )
T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor
Thai municipal furi-Ms cmiht |>r<>fitahly he esitili||k|,ts| |,y many clftes
Is tin* >q>'nlMti iif Kdmuml Seercsf. for
esti>r at the Dliln experiment station.
Ills opinion |s hasisl tijton the fact that
I her/ are many municipal forests It,
New Knglittitl and Unit such wootllnndfl
have been estnlillshed In Hu rope for
MM! years.
"Many munlclpnlltjes have areas of
rough or billy lands nenf their limits,
which In ninny-coses, mny be already
partially covered with native forests.
In other seetlons planting could he
done to reforest clenrotl Jnntl, whleh
could easily be converted Into a forest
pnrk."
It will he n great and good thing
for the American people. If the thrift
bald Is formed during the active war
period be turned to the wholcsoino
business of extending homo owner*
ity
C h lo r i n e ______ 1.7S O a r t a
^ cr
r r million
T o t a l a o l l d e ----- 1 .0 0 parla per million
lla rd n es a
23 .0 3 parte prr million
N l l r a t r a ___ _______________________T r a r r
T h e a b een re p r a r t l r a l l , o f fr ee and a l b u m in o id a m m o n i a In iMa o a l r r and
lie r e r , am all am ou nt o f r h l o r l n r In dlraleo lie e i r r l l r n t q u a l l l , fof h o u ir h o ld
purpoors.
In addition lo th e fo o d a u o |l l, r b o r o r l e r l e t l r o o f au prrlo r hnua rhold
o a l e r . It pueaeaaea ap erla l f r a l u r r a ot tnurh t a l u e , e a p e r l a l l , thoae of r i r r l l a n l
na tura l ae ra llo j) and I . O W d r f r r o of h a r d n r t a .
ennalfala,
en ieirce rnefgce total count. In four
T h e b a r l r r ilo
o llo
o f fftt a l a
a l , ala, rrec
r a alling
u l l l n f In an
• a m p lr e o f the a
n oi li r e , of 3 b a r tr r l a prr r e n l . ; and In finding no colon, or olhrr
h a rm fu l b a r t r r l aa., f ull, confirm 111 good e u a l f t , Indicated b , the C H E M IC A L
a n a l , ala.
O f the m a n , o a t r r a of thla and other r r f l e n a th at I b a r e a n a l , r e d , I h a re
found none t a p r r l o r In all fo o d euallllea to th at o f the “ K ld e r W a t e r . "
MAKES FOR BETTER CITIZENS
— before next wash d^y.
Good Housekeeping Institute
Guaranty
i r}*7-r ^ tTl±
M u n icip a l Foreat P a rk a .
It wears them out, and it’s so un-
Mile
i*w; *»»-r
United State* Housing Corporation
Give* Outline of Plan* Made
for the Future.
Brick Pillar*, Elaborated Into ■ Per
gola at One Side and Carrying a
Lantern at the Other, Form a Very
Effective Entrance.
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USED CARS FO R IM M ED IATE DELIVERY— 1 Hudson, 7-passenger; 1 Saxon
6, 5-passenger; 2 Buick 4 ’s, 5 -passengers; 1 Apperson 4, 5-passenger; 1 Overland
4, 2-passengcr; 1 Buick 4, Truck; 1 American Speedster; 1 International Truck;
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: 2 Overland 90’s, 5-passengers; 1 Nearly New Dodge Delivery Car
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BUILD ON RIGHT PRINCIPLES
nulea a r e t h e r e m e d y y o u n e ed . T a k a
th re e nr f o u r e v e ry d a y.
T h e h e a lin g
nil s i n k s I n t o t h e r e l l a a n d l i n i n g o f
th e k id n e y s an d d r lv e e o u t th e p o l*o n *.
New l i f e a n d h e a l t h w i ll a u r e l y f o l l o w .
W hen your norm al v ig o r haa been rento red c o n t i n u e t r e a t m e n t f o r a w h t l a
to kep p y q u r a c l f In c o n d i t i o n a n d p r e
v e n t ' a rw tu rn o f t h e i ll e e a a e .
Iio n 't w a it u n til you a r e I n c a p a b le o f
Itch l i n g . ,Mtart t a k i n g 0 4 H J > I I K I U I .
H a a r l e m Oil f ' a p e u l e a l o d a y T o u r d r u g irlnt will t h e e r f u l l y r e f u n d y o u r m o n e y
If you » r e no t a a t l e n e d w i t h r e a u l l a .
UUl he s u r e t o g e t t h e o r i g i n a l I m p o r t
ed O O L P M H P A I , a n d a c c e p t n o e u b *
a lltu lra.
In t h r e e e ls n a
Se aled p a ck ice s
At a l l d r u g e t o r e a .
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Phone 311
Sanford, FIs.
E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY
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.J A C K S O N V I L L E .
FL O R ID A
Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies
For
thirty
years
we have been manufacturing fertilizers in this State— wo hsve
The preferred communities In which
satisfied customers in every, county in Florids.
lo rear and educate fnmjlles nre those Write for Latest Price List.
Prices always in Hnb with Quality
wherein the percentage of home own
J . E. SPURLING, Local Agent, SANFORD. FLORIDA
ership ns compared with tenantry Is
large. Proprietorship, or-the process
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uf .acquiring proprietorship, begets an H=M*C
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i.ctlve Individual Interest In communi
ty development.
, D E N IS O N .
Owning realty Implies the payment
of taxes, and every tnxpnycr naturally
Is 'zealous tbnt his money paid -for
SMOOTH. SCORE D AND ROUGH T E X T U R E FINISH
ltd* purpose shall be used to the very
best advantage. He cannot bj- pnqmrly true to bis own . Interests without
Floor Tile, Clny Roofing Tile,
using his vote to put Into otnee men
Promenade Tile, Silo Tile,
who have a high conception of admin
PRODUCTION
istrative stewardship.
Drain Tile,
Face Brick,
D E P E N D S ON
Home ownership contributes to sta*
Fire Brick, Common Brick. *
CONSTRUCTION
blllty of population and to better
neighborship. . It puts family life on
ll> S. Deri- *f Lobe*
ANY QUANTITY
a firmer base and raises lta standards,
W. n. WlUon. S«c.
IMMEDIATE D ELIV ER Y
i t mokes, therefore, for a high quality
of citizenship, and that In tfirn yields
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rich dividends materially and ethically.
Home ownership sharpens the sense
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of Individual responsibility In com* j
112-W . Bay Street
Jacksonville, Florida
infinity upbuilding. 'It enhances•self* I
Til* Dctaih and Llttrotun Promptly F«rai*hfd Upon R*qu*it
respect and breeds a vivid conscious* I
of moral And civic partnership.
INTERLOCKING TILE
Build Now!
Gamble & Stockton Company
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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UOAL ADVERTISING
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"W 10 At S e c . * 2 6 ; T p
& * c r c t . Alto T e a C e r ti o r a te
d a l,d the 2nd day of J u n e A, )>.
lh» following dracribed lands,
In Wltn caa Whereof, . W e have h freu n to
l e t '01*1 * hand*, and auboerlb rd o*t?
ta***
tbia the 10th day of J u l y 1919*
n . A. C l l d w f ll
1„ We l> a ld ** !l
8. A, Irwin
It. 1>, Caldwrll
l .a u ra P. Caldwell
p o r a lio n , a n d severa lly ac kn owledge d before fitd check in Ih e n u n pi F i v e H u n d r e d tAOO)
me. th a t th e y r i r c u t r d I h r a a m r l o r t h e u t e t { D olla rs , p a y a b le to t a i d bo ar d, a* an e v ian d purpoae* th erein m e n t io n e d .
' dence of good fa it h,
I n W i t n e * . W hereo f. I h a ve hereto ar t m y
,n U l
S *-es0
hand and ofTicUl traJ of offlf# at Sanf ord, in }
< iu a ntl t\ I on ly R pp ro aim at e.
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Flo rid a, o n ^ jh ia tha Tth d a y of July, A. U . in n ol bids, and Ih r «aid board ra-eegee# (ha
r l f h t to In^rraa^ or d t r r r a a * th? a m o u n t
1919.
aaid ya rdae *8 J*11 m a y he deemed necF*»ar>
fFra!)
F . A. D O U G L A S S ,
All bld« *hall he mad** upon a fo rm to h
61 H r
C l r r k C ir c u it C o u rt .
fu r n i i h r d
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K. A.
DOUGLASS
N o tic e It hereby giv en In all w h o m It may
r t m r r r n th a t Losslc C r a m e r , as G u a rd ia n of In C ir cu it Cou rt , H r t r n l h J u d l t l a l Circuit
Wesley J. C ra m e r, an insanr per*on. will on ’ pf S l a t e of Fluclda
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(he I I t h d a / of A u g u s t , A. D. 1919, ap ply T h e M e r c h a n t s ’ Na t i o n a l Bunk
to the Honorable K . F . Ilousholder. C o u n t y of S a v a nn a h
v*.
J u d g r in and for sa id C o u n t y , a t h i* office In
e
San lo rd In taid C o u n t y , at to o'clock A. M . Lttrjr-C I li egan a* Adm inistratrix
of
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of J o s e p h F i n i g a n . d e c a t e d or as toon thereafter a* Ihe m a tte r can be
heard, lo r a u t h o r i t y t o tell, at- pu blic or
II) virtue of a judgmen t cindered in th
pr i v a t e sate, all. t he i n f e r e s t of tlie sai d Wes- j Cire.utl t ' o u r l ol Or a n g e C o u n t y . Fl a . ' i n
l ey ' J . Cr a me r , In t h e fbl l owi ng-dewcri bed proceeding by i c iv r facia# to review the
real e s t a t e , i n - s a i d C o u n t y , t o - wi l :
S o u t h - jud gment in ,abo ve ent'tied- eau#e an<f for
w-eat ( J ua r t e r of S o u f h e a - t tj uart« r of S e c - ra ec u lio n a» to certain hilrii of Jt-%rph Flne-
Clerk Circu it Court Seminole County . F la .
61-Sic *
B y V. E. Douglass, ft. C .
Notice o f H ale of T i m e W a r r a n t * ■
N otice la h e re b y given t h a t the B oard of
C o u n ty ComrnitsiorrrTs ol Seminole C o u n t y ,
f l o r i d * , will receive bid* up to 10:00 o’clock
a m , M o n d a y . August t t h . 1919, at tbe
c U r k ' * office In Sanf ord. Fl orida, lor the p u r
chase nl S e m in o le C o u n ty tim e w ar r an ts to
th e am o u n t of T b l r t y ' f l v e Th ou san d
S'15.ooo.00 ) D o l l a r * , to run from one tu five
ye a r* , an il b e a r in g I n le r r s l - a t th e r a le ol ai<
per ce nt, t h r proceeds Jo'be used for Ih e p u r jiose of p a y in g on thf" purchase price am} th e
i m p r o v e m e n t * on Cou rt Hou se .
W ll f i l n I h e same tim e the * * H l IJ n tr d of
C o u n t y Com mla alone ra will receive hi d* at
the clerk's office in Sanl ord. .F lorida, for th e
purchase of S em in o le ro u n ty t i m e w a r r a n t a
to the a m o u n t of Sis Thou sa nd F ive l i u n dreil i | 6 , 800.001 Dollars to r u n from one tu
three years, a n d bearing Inierest at Ih e r a t e
i f si* per c e n t, th e proceed* to be used tu d e
f r a y eipenses of building dip ping v a t * an d
•lipping g-altle.
The
c o u n ty
commissioner* reserve the
right to reject an y and all hid*.
B y o rdrr of Board itf C o u n t ) C o m m i s
sion! rs.
i s . a ll
E. A D O U G L A S S .
C lerk of Board
6I-4IC
I I ) V. K. Douglas*. D C
lion thlrly-on# in T o w n th ip J V r n t y So jilh
i>r K in g# T h irty K * « t . with thr following r i *
rrptio n*, fo-wit: Hf fcinning «t S. \V. rn rn rr
of 8 \V ' j of Scriiim 31 ■fnrrttLL t hvn rr
North 2 1 0 f f r t , Ea#f 6 4 2 fr r t , South 2 I P frrt
W r f t 642 f rrt , br ing t b r land V o n v r y r t l , fti
E* 4 V J p u r i by ilr n l tin I n i Nbv. 2 4 t h , 18^3*
filrd J a n 12, IBK4, rrrunlrdl in I! nok t nl
n i n v r y i n r H , pigi* ! If* in Ora mgr ('»*„ J l a .
AI in br'ginning 166 frrt \Vr#t ut S. K.
cor nr r of B, \V. ■\ of B, E.
of S a d Ion
31 afnrriaid, running thvnr** Wr#t 210 f r r i ,
North 11 1,4 f i r l , Ea#t 216 f«*i*!. Soul it 414-4
frrt, brfnc l hi1 pro pert y ct»nvryrd l»j L- L
F r t r i i ami aifc Louisa to Sti phi n I
( <ann
by deed dated Nov. 2 h. IK>4. filed l >ec 2 1,
IhK4, recorded in Hook 22, page 62
Alno beginning at a point I <0 fee! north
of the Suuthi a#t co rn e r of the So uthm e* !
quarter nf ihe S o u i h i a a t quarter of section
thirtyotne, ! (.i#n*hi|» tw en ty Souib *>f Kangi
T h irty r a il, then re rune in g
W ttl
4 20
flM'L thenee North 21 o fee!, the W e K m !
4 2 0 f eel , then re Sou\h 2 J 0 feet t** the p l i f e
of beginning
Which afvplie«l i iin will bi han-ed upon the
pel it Ion for f>al« now on flit in taid 1’ nufi,
l u t e d Julk filth, \ D .1919
1*4 #«ie f r a m e r .
IU 1G S
I t u n g c o r G r a d e I I oiih
run he made proliUlble by purrliuse of (food 1)oar. 'penning
and . feeding hint and brinciriu
sows for BtTvice.
First rlns.a
Duroc Jerseys, nil ages, both*
sexes, from registered stock for
sale at little over meat prices.
Write us your wants. Spring
Garden
Ranch,
DeLeon
Springs. Fla.
A FAMILY
MEDICINE
In Her Mother’! Home^ Says Thh
Georgia Lady, Regarding BlackDraught. Relief From Head
ache, Malaria, Chill#, Etc.
Rlnffgoh!, Oa.—• Mre. Chus. Gaston,
*>f this place, writes: "I fun a user
of ThedfortTa Dlack-Drnught; In fact.
R was ono of our family medicines.
Aleo In my mother's home, when I
was n child. "When any of us child
ren pomplrilned of headache, usually
caused hy constipation, b I io gave us
0 doso of Dlack-Tlraught. which would
rtctlfy tho trotihle. .Often In the
Bprlnp, wo would Lavo malaria and
chills, or troubles ot this kind, wo
•would tako Wnck-Draught pretty reg
ular until tho liver acted well, and
wo would soon ho up and nround
again. V>’o would not bo -without It,
lor It certainly haa Baved us lota of
doctor bills. Just a doso of BlackDraught when not fio well, aavea a
lot of days In bed."
Tbedtord’a Blai k-Drnught .has boon
1n uso for many years in tho' treat
ment of stomach, liver and bowel
troubles, nnd tho popularity which It
Dow enjoys Is proof of Its merit
If your liver Is not doing Ua duty,
you will aufrer from such disagree
able symptoms as headacho, bilious
ness, constipation, Indigestion, etc.,
end, unless something Is done, serious
trothilo may result.
Ttfodford’s Black-Draught has boon
found a valuably „ remedy for these
troubles. It Is purely vegetable, and
acts In a prompt nnd natural way,
regulating tho liver to Its proper
functions and cleansing the bowels of
Im purities. Try IL Insist on Thed*
ford 's tha original and genuine. E 70
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
dSK YOUR
CROCEP
rig i;t, I d l e a Mil in t e r r a ! , c l a i m a n d d e m a n d
nl
Katherine
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Hn»- gant C bari c# S e l b y
F i n i g a n , Mr s. El. L. L a m b r f t . J at ne# Me-
E l r o y « P a rra m o re .
Agnes
P a r ramofe*
Effie
P a r r a n i d r e a r i d E l i s a b « l h P a r r a m n r v , k# hei rs
of oatd Jr*#i pb Ftn eg Pn in a n d In th*j S W 1 4
i§f N E 1* *d S e r l u m Ih. T p 1 -j S , Ua n g e 31
t^a»t a n d t he N \\ , cf S L ' *
Hci ||nn I h,
T
{ p 2t» S , Uang< U Eas t in S e ml r mb - C m m -
j D ’*
E . E . It HA D Y .
s i n f if! K« rnitude f j mft tv' i Fl a
T h e huainra, ol t h i , rurporalion ahall hr
conducted by the following officer, v i*.:
A I'reiident. *6 Vlre- I'realdent. a K e rlrta ry
and a Trraaurrr, and a Hoard of D irr rto r* .
tn conalat uf not leaa t h a n Fwur and nut mure
more than Seven Stn rkhu ldera, and aurh
su bord inate uffirer* a n d agrnta aa the co r
poration may authnrite. T n * Office, of S e c
re tary and T r i a a u r e r may be filled by the
same peraon.
T h e B o a rd ol Direc tors aryl
all other officer* to b e chosen by t h e s t o c k
holder*, aLall be chose n annually by the
stoc kh older*, at tfirlr annual meeting to be
held on the First M o nd ay In J a n u a r y nl
ea rh year, beginning with Ih r year 192D.
T h e 1‘rreident and other officer* ahall be
rh oten annually by t h r directors or by the
stockholder# at the b y - la w t may d irect, nr
require.
The officers tn be chbten hy t h r
directors at a meeting tu be held on t b e s a m e
day and Immediately a l t e r the annual m e e t
ing of l b * Stork holders. T h e Hoard of Dlrectore. until otherwise provided ‘ b y t h *
■tocbbo ldrra shall e r n t i s t of Four m em ber*.
| T h e following ebell be officers of t h r corpo! rati o n u n t il those ele cted at th e election
■ t a l l ha ve qualified, nam ely:
Presiden t, D. A. Caldwell; V ice-Presiden t,
i 8. A. Irwin; Se c re t a ry , D. It. Caldwell'
I - T rraa urrr, L- W. Caldwell. Board ol D i r e c
tors; D. A. (laldwell. 8/ A. Irwin, It.
I>.
Caldwell and L. W. Caldwell.
Article HI*
I T h r highest a m o u n t of i n d e b t t d n r t t ur
lia bility to which t h e corporation ran a t
a n y t im e s u b je c t itself shall be T en T h o u s
and (II0.00D.op) D o lla r ,.
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Article* Helen.
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T h e nemea and rra ld en rc e of t h e aulTi r r i b e r * and t h * n u m b e r ol shares t a k e n by
each ar e a , follows:
D . A. Caldwe ll. S anford. Fl orid a, T w o S h a r e
L W . C ald w ell , S a n f o r d , Fla., T w e n t y - F o u r
■ aharee.
’ B. A . I r w i n , Hanford, F l a . , - F i v e S hare*.
• ■ D . D . C ald well, H an fo rd. Fla., Six S h a r e *
L a " f a f% Caldwe ll, S a n f o r d , Fla., F o u r te e n
,
N
S h irt,.
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Mere H, R u lb e r fo t il,
bt-ara.*
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Sanford,
Fla.,
On e
J . II. U n w i n , Vjrp |*rr#idrnl; and
8. Hungr, S r c r r l a r y and T r r u u n r .
T h r Hoard
of Ilirtr ctura ahall h r : A
Vau ghan , Green \V, S m ith , E , E# Hogarr,
C, A, Hrtta and J . II. Cowan.
Th# Aral or organisa tion m eeting of the
atock holdrra of thia corp oration ahall be held
in th# c i t y of Sanford , S e m ino le county,
Florida, on the 2 0 ih day of A ugutl, A. D.
HM9, for th e purpoav of a d a p tin g by-lawa
and c o m p u t i n g th# org a n isa tion of the co r
poratio n a t heftInbefore provided for, and
i he rea fter t h e annual meeting# or the ■toelcholdrra ahall he held on th e ir c o n i i Wednes
day in J u l y of each and ev ery year.
Article VI,
T h e hfgheat a m o u n t of In d eb ted nfta or
IfablHty tu which thla co rporatio n ahall au*
je c t itaejf ahall be twice th e amouYit of 111
capital a to ck .
* Article VII.
Th# nam ea and rraideneea of I h r aubarrlbIng In corporator s uf thla co rpora tio n and th«
a m ount of cap ita l atock aubacribed by e a i h ,
are aa ( jt l l u a i ;
A. V a u gh a n , Sanford , F lorid a . 2 aharra;
C . A. l i e ! ! # , S a n f t j f d , M o f i d a , 2 aharea,
J . IL Co w an , Sanford . F lorid a, 2 a h i r e t;
S, H u n g r , San ford , F l o r i d a , 2 ah ar r a;
Ore b W . S m ith . San ford, Florida, 2 # area
E. E. Ho gan, Sanford* Florid a, 2 »hare«
In W itn ess W hereof, T b e aubarribJing In*
c o r p o r i l o r i of the cor po rat ion h a v e here unto
•ubtrribed thei r namea;
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J . I L Cowan
8 . Hung#'
Greefi W . S m ith
E. F*. Hogan
Sta te of F l o r i d .
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C o u n ty of Sa m ln o lt.
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Automobile Protection
HENRY McLAULIN
JE W E L E R
NOTH E UF
It la further ordered th a t this notice he *
published on er eaefi week lor twelve week* in
the Sanlord Herald, is ne wspaper published
In Retninole ro u n ty , Florida.
Done and ordered this the i t h da) ol
J u n e , 1919.
E . A. D U U G L A S S .
L l f f k Circu it Gutirt S e m i n o l # C o,, FTa. I
MY SP EC IA LTIES:
SALE
S “ tM*r i# hrr^bv given lha* undrf ami by PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHIN*
%irlu<* >’/ a m.toi li^grre n-mh r*-*l iin^lb#1 2Mh
i|g> of J u m t I !•19, by lh« Hou * J « * - W.
I't fk i'i * Jiiflgv t>i t b r S r i r n t h Judicial f'ir = GORHAM S STERLING SILVER
ru n
I F loriiii, in < h*m « n ,
a ri-rbain
r i i i i r ih r m u printing win frill
L Htrnr- R O G L I i S ’ P L A T E D \V.\RF.
b«o gh i* rnni|tlaioaiit anil M. G. Yriruoufli,
i m b i i*iuiailp ant! M . («. Yhanouri* i * T r u t l r f ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
for Joh n I*. Vrat-iMofl* ami T o r n G V 1* * 11110*
Hi, |9 ill h fn| tit. L i h r i|riifrft!gnisi S f l r r i i l
Ma s t e r will mi
M t - n . U ) . Dm 4 t h da
*■> 9*
Augus i . 1919. i n f f un I r.f i h r (Jou rt iluUsr
(jiuif in Hanf nf i L F l o r b f a , dur i ng i b r Ir^a!
Hour* »f «f,!-. f l!»r fur •*]* afu! #H1 tn u u
iiigiii#! biilil. r fur c c#b Du- fi'ljriwiog dv*cri b. il l a n d ’ . l « - w i 1 ; I . 1 * i f SF. *1 of S W 4* ,
Sr*i l i on 1 -*«. T o w n s h i p 21 S . R a n g e 12 E .
I, t g *n I it.i^tr in S r n d m d r m t i n l ) . Fl ori i l a,
I * f 11*
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DR. E. S. HOFFMAN
a - li .*fd jtiiu hd’ i r i •*
NaiH** of .%ppit ml ton for T * i
S r f li on H n f ( h a R ' f
ida -
4PM»
D*»r*| F m lfi
Law* of Fl or
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N oilr*» i* h* rt by gi vi fi I Lai M. M and
!L W, Lord* purrbasers of Ta# t V r Hfirafr,
'
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
Pricilce confined lo ihe treatment
of the eye
Eyes examined hy a regular regis
tered phytdeinn
Glassed titled, broken lenes du
plicated
28 W. Church St. • Orlando, -Fla.
TH E U N I V E R S A L
CAR
* *
\
The-Ford One Ton Truck may 'Well
be 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 do1 he ing the work of several
r
> horses quicker and better
fanners 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 buyi e them. Truck Chassis $550 f. o.,b.
Detroit.
RF#LUW b K K r H H i K l i ; Uniter J u i r p h G a r
vin and Wm. O* Andcnrcld, or othrrwiaa.
I t being made t o appear i»y a »wc»rn bill of
co mplaint filed h e r e i n against you that you
haya or claim to have so m e Intcreat in tha
following deacrihed land# in Seminol# rb un ty ,
Florida, to-wit;
T h e West half
of the Southwest
qu a rter ( S W ' , 1 oi Se etjon 29 . f o « . i;.
S o u t h , R ange 31 Kaat. le*a anil e x - e - t the
Weet hall ( W i e n l , t h r West hall ( W ) i ) of
the So uthw es t quarter iS \ V i * T ul the S u j U i .
wmt qu arter I S W ' , | of Rertion 29. T ow ship 19 So u t h , flange 61 Kaat, cm a fu in g
7 0 arr es more or lee*.
Y o u are th er efore he ie li y r o m m a n J e J an>]
re qu ire d lo he a n d ap pea r before our *»ld
( I r r u l t C o u r t a t th e C o u r t ll o ua# In Han.
fo rd , Flo r id a, on
the F irs t M o n d a y In S ep
t e m b e r , |9|U, being t h * first d a y of said
« « U U th en a n d th er e lo m a k e an *w er u n t o
t h e bill of e o m ,. fa in t filed herein against y o u .
an d therein fail no t else said bill will be
ta k e n aa ronfeseed again st y o u , lo be f o l
lo w ed by final decree.
M IST E R 'S
liiS
Truck
- C. F . WILLIAMS
Agent
•
EDWARD HIGGINS
Salesman
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By V. E. Douglaaa, D. C.
Dieklnenq to Dickinson,
Holleltora lo r
6 « .]ate
ARE YOU IN SU RED ?
C om plainant*.
N O T IC K T O III IIIIK K H 1
Sr a lrd bid*, s u b je c t lu the aala of bond*
will be received b y - I a IIoar*l of C o u n ty
C o in m iu io n r ra ol Hrmlnulr C o u n ty , Florida,
t „ *
° f ■■W board gt th e court houaa
In Hanford. Florid a, on or be fore ten o'clock
a. m. on Ihv 4 t h day of August, A. I». Italia,
lo r the ea ca v a tlo n a n d co n itr u etio n of the
d itch ** , drain* or canala and late ral dltchea,
dra in* or can al* In the Jeeaup Drainage Ola-
(
t a c b bid m eat l)» a cco m pa n ied by a eert l-
IF N O T, S E E
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
■ AGE/ITS
*
*
G e n e r a l Fire. Insurance
O rn C E PEOPLES BANK BUILDING
llltla
S-nford,
>•
No. 2 IP; dated th e i t h day of J u n e , A, D . #
1917, haa filed aaid ce rtific ate In my offlea ,#
and haa m ade a pplicatio n for t a i deed to
laaue in I c c o r d a h r e w i t h 'l a w .
Said c*rtlAe
r a t e embrace# th e f«dinw*Tig draeflhecl pr«p^
ert> *it ualed In S e n in id# co unty , Florida,
to -aii
Half i n t r r r a t In N K 1* of N W * i of
See. 21, T p . 2 0 S.. It. 10 K. T h a aaid land
bHr’ t *aw'##e4| at the il^fe of the Im u h i *#
f
#uct r e r tirr a ti* in ihe nam e of Unknown.
t ’ np *«
I cerrilC a t *hall he redeemed acriirdir# t law u i deed will |nue thereon on
the 6th day of A u s u d . A* D , 1919.
»»ftl. .ii!^
. , Witnea# ,mv
.
. aignat
. ure and aeal
! thi#t h e l*rul d jL t of
of J u l y , A. D*
I t l* hereby i»rdered -t hat you appea r to m ine whether or not th e C o u n t y of Sem l- K e e f r r * t l l .
the bill of c o m p la in t filed herein against you nole. S la t e of F l o r id a , should J*#uc c o u n ty
T o all u n k n o w n p a r t i a l c la im i n g in te rra t
In th e above i n t i (3rd c i i i f r , on Ih e 4 th d a y bond# In the sum t>f 130 0,0 0 0.0 0 , to bear u n de r J. R ic h m o n d M u r p h y , or u n de r C a lv in
of August, ‘A. i». 1919. an d th e .Sanford H e r * ’ interest at th e r a te of 5 * # r { per a n n u m , A. l'oa gr, or u n d r r George B. M o r t o n in d i
alii I# hereby d e *i g ii ati d a a th e newspaper in pa ya ble *e mi * a n n u a lly , said bonds to m t * vid ually or aa t r u a t r e . or u n de r IV. 8 . K e e f rr
which thi# or der ahall be published «»nc4- a
10 yeara a fte r J u ly 1st, 1919. an d to be or eith er of t h e m o r otherwia e. In th e fo ll ow
week for rig h t conaVruti ve week#.
iM u ejl f«*r t h r purpose of grading, cunstfuc- ing deacrihed
l a n d t a l l u a l r In Seminole
U
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,
li
tin
g
and
pa ving certain i pucblic rout
W if e * .. * my h i n d and aral of office thi#
*V
i # and highr r o u n t y . F l o r id a :
•»rt,l J - V .if Jt.n.
a li i i q
w p y a in the c o un ty of Seminole, Stat e of
N K t , of N K * , Sec. 34.
T p . 19 S. R. 29 E.
* L .h
V 'I I I I I C C I
Flo rida , described In a general w ay in a
S K > , pf S W ' | See. 21.
T p . 20 S, It. 29 E .
C le rk C ir cuit C o u r t S r mln.de C . . \ # Fla.
^ d u t i . n ad op ted b> th e .H o a rd of C A u n t y
8W
of SK >4 See. 2d.
T p . 2 0 8. it. 29 IL
( ' o m m l . i l n t u r , of S rm ln o lr * C o u n ( y , K lo r i' l* .
S W I j of N W l ^ , N ' i of M W t f and S'W>(
W
M NJurphy. Jr .,
on (hi* 6 lh <i*y of A p ril I 9 I H , , n ' f ■ , t i r , - of S W ' i See. 35. T p . 20 S, It . 29 E.
S ol i c i t or for C o m p l a i n a n t * .
r r l l i f l «n>) » r ( fo r( h in (ho f » l l lor an
Y o u are- h e r r b y ordered l o ap pe ar to. Ih e
4 6 - 9 1c
t
. h*
(lo n i » u n l b y t h e Boa rit of C o u n t y
C o m - hilt ol c o m p la in t herein filed on th e 4U> day
* m i » l o n r r a of Somfnolo C o u n t y . F l o r id a , on of Aug uat.oA . D . 1919.
In l h r * n r r u l t C n u n . S r v r n i h Judicial F i r
I h r Nth d a y ot A p r il I9 1 B , an d,
I t l» f u r t h e r ordered t h a t th la notice ba
cull, of Flo rid a, In an il f«»r N r m in id r ( ’nun
W l l K B K A S , it [ u f ih V r a p p r a r ln e In and pu hll a hrd yince each week fo r tw e lv e w e e k ,
i f . In r h a n r r r y
(■>' »ald potilio n t h a t ( h r n *ti (rn * a» r a n v a * - in th e Sanf ord It e ra ld . a ne w a p a p r r “publlahed
II. J* L ob*an and ’ Alma T ho rm gn ,
, r d by t o r Board of C o u n t y C o m m l t f i o h r t , In , a i d S em inole C o u n t y .
T ’onrplainatitff,
*
,,,
W l t n r e , m y h a n d and th e arai of th e l a i d
id S rm ln t il r C o u n t y, F l o r id a . »hii» pr im a
f a r i r th at a m a j o r i t y of t h r •tuatifii'd v o lr r a C ir c u it C o u rt I h l , 26 (l i tlay uf A p r i l , A. D .
C o r d e l i a F , Hi l l a n d Wi l l i a m He nr y
yotlri* At ,a id r l r r t f o n voted in fa vo r of t h r 1919,
l l il l , her It *1 a ml , a" I u n k n wn pur(aral)
K. A. D O U G L A S S .
iaiuanrt- of I h r .a i d bond *, a* afor raald.
11# a r l a i ml ng \ i l e r e s t - u n d e r I ' nrdrl l ar
Cler k C i r c u i t C o u r t Seminote C o., Fla.
E
Hill an ' ^ i l li am He n r y l l i l l , her
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N l * W T I I K I t K F O I t U . in p u n u a n r o of an
M
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it
W
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w
hu« -ari<1,
r e i t h e r id f h . m. **r i»ihcrorili r in t h i , r a u a r rnadr a n d r n t e r r d by th r
Sola for C o m p lt and l
'■ *!♦ « 1 br i ny* .
H o n o f a M r J a m * . W I'rrW in*. Ju d y r of t h r
M-I3 IC
Al l en G Apgar ariil
Apgar, Id#
Tth i u f i t r t , ! C ir cuit C o u r t nf the S ta te nf
wif»
all u n k n o w n p_«rt»f* c l ai mi ng
Fl orida, N O T I C K i« herel's r iv en D ia l the
I n t r n a t # un de r Al b n ’ (»
Apg ar and
etrtsen. a n d l a , p a y e r , of the C o u n t y of
AjfgaT, his wife, or e i t he r of
Seminole, S ta te of Flo rid a, are by . a i d order
t h e m , or o t h r r wi s F , tn t h e l a nd dr#required to be and ap pea r before the Circribed . be l ow;
all u n k n o w n
Part i t a
r u it C o u rt , of th 6 H r v r n f h Judielal C ir r u f t
H a r m i n g an i n t e f e * f In t h e fo|hi »i ng
State of Fl orid a, o n t h r 2n d d , r o f A u g u it FIUK untl TH EFT ant! COLLISION Ind i s t T i b t d l a nd s i t u a t e In Se mon- bFitrnncp issued bjr the FLORIDA STATE
I S t * 1. at ten o’elurk A. M . . at D e L a n d In
r o u n t ) , Fl or i da, t o - wi t. H 1 -3 of S l gi of
th e r o lln l y ol V o lu iia . S t a i r of Floridto t h e n ’ AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION l« ihe
S E « * of S W * * of S e r f i on |3, T o wn * •
and there lo show r a u a r. If an y you have o f
i b i p ' 21 S o u t h , R a n g e 2 9 E a s t : aisu
NaTeM nnd rheapest in the world. Write
T h e y h a v e , lefty the .a i d l* aur " I bond *
bey - n uf S W c or n e r id S E *4 of S e c
-in-old not tie confirm ed and va lid ated ar- for information (o headquarters Orlando.
ti on I I. Tow ns hip 2 1 S o u t h . Rang''
<Ml (liny
l a a . at nil trti l l m 1' and pl ac r ail
Agents uallied in every fuwn in Florida.
2 9 t . .*»I r u n " ea#t I t 3 » r b a 1 n#, n o r t h
p e rr o n , . 0 deal ring may be ht'ard upon the
10 ctiafn#, wrs! t t * j (-.Milne, s o u t h 10
m
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of
va
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d
a
ti
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of
*
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ld
bond*.
a«
la
Cti a f fI*, <f* foildii fit*
provide d by l a a ,
Or der of S e r v i c e b y F u I di rat i on
W I T N K S S . K. A U f I C G LA S S , C le r k nl
T»( all par h e * c l a i mi n g i nt r r b s t a " u n d e r
tlie .a id Cou rt an d I h e *ca! of Mi d C o u r t on
Cnrdr-lia K l l i l l a n d Wi l l i am f l e n r v Hill, her
t h i . the 10th da v nf July 1919
hu#l>*nd »>f e i t h e r
t h e m , or oti i er wi ar. t n
. .e a t'
K
A D O ttG I.A S S
tVi l and de s c r i b e d b e l o w, am i ad partie#
-C le rk
C ir cuit
Court
Seve nth
Ju dicial
r l a i m i r g i n t e r e s t s under Al l en <i
Apgar and
C lr eult Seminole C o u n t y t i**rtda.
Apgar, hi# wife, or ei t her of t h e m, or
t
i
He
4>t h e f 1 * 4-, in t h e l and de s c r i b e d bel ow, and
NOTH
O F I M O l t r u t f A 1 ION
N o t i c e I* h e r e b y giver! t h a t we, t h e un de r si gned i n t e n d t o a p p i v l o t h e It on of ab l e
SI rj ft * \ J , I ' a I I *1 „ l i . ' 4 u»ri "f c f t tii S t a t e >f
| F' or t da, Mfii l b*I 1 1 h d a ) or Aug , \ D.
I I hl ' *, for let 11 r* pat«'nt I nrti rjifif nil tig i hu
Sanfi i ri t Hiiili|u»r und 1 m p f r u 1 roc-nl Cum*
(■uanliia n
pany un d e r t h o follow ling j*r»*pn»rd r h a r t r f ,
m -stc
trie or i gi nal ol whtch f* now on tile in t h e
office of, t h e S r r r e t a r > uf S t a t e .
<
A llijf#
Appi i rstl on fpr L e l t r r a F a l r n l
J
H Cowan
Nut ice is_hrrrb> g i v e n that' thi s u b i r fitters
• ^ Hung*
hcreti i will apply t <» t h e Govrrn*»r
the
V \ aurhan
S t a t e uf Fl ori da, on tl i e |9th day rd August
<Trn q \V S m i t h
A I* i , i ! ,<. at I r t l l f t h n - ' t *
Fl ori da L*r l e t
t: f: H«gi i >
ters pat ent on t he p r o p o s e d C h a r t e r of the
aH par t i t e c l a i mi n g an i m e r e a t in t he f<d|o«f ' gl dwe l j F u r n i t u r e C o m p a n y . I i j e or p o r a t e . j .
Arl l fl r# «*f I nr nr {>uf mllitn uf i h r
Sinfool
1 tig de s c r i b ed l a nd s i t u a t e in S e mi n o l e r o u n
Whi ch i> puhh«hed herw-wrth below thi# t he
I! 11 ti di ng a n d I m p f d i r m r n l I o m p a n )
t y , Fl or i da , to- w u
S
of S ' , of S E ' * of
0 t h flay of Jul y 1 9 1 9
S \A 1« of Sr rt i orw l ‘L T o w n a h h i 21 S o u t h ,
We , I lit- unde r a i gn e d h a v e a n u r i a ! Jon our
R a n g 1 29 E a s t : al#o l*eein ut S W c orner of
•l ive-# togetAier
and
do h« reb>
as s oc i at e
li
V Ca l dwe l l
S E 1* i f S* c! i on J I, T o w n t h i p 21 S o u t i i ,
I
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nurse] \to* t»«r t he par
« f f o r mi n g "Uf
#* 1\e* i n t o a l ordv i ml i f ic a n d r*.rpur#f» <in
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29
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\ I r » «ti
N o r t h I <J r b a i n a. W i s t 1 4 ' 3 c h a i n * , Sou til 10
■tier an d hv Yi rl i i e nl t o e laws. i*f thi S i a i i ol
n r» caidw.ii
t
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a
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nu
L a u r a P, C a l d we l l
Fl or i da a n d do adnf d t b e f ol l owi n g' art i rl *#
M a r y ft
R ut h e r f . i f t l
of i n c o r p o r a t i o n "
l l it h e r r h y u n i t f« d t h a t ymi kppear t o i h r
*
A#(li le I.
hill of c o m p l a j n f Fili-d h r r i f n agai nst you in
C H A R T E R O F T H E C T A l . D W E L L F I UN
T hr n a me of thi% r u f p or a i i o i t ta had I*# Die a b o v e e n t i t l i d c a u s e , on t h e firat day of
ITUHE COMPANY INCORPORATED
S r p h m b e r , A. I*. 1919, and t h e Sanford
We , t h e unifermigned, d o he r e by aapnr l at e S a n f o r d l l ui i di nt. an d I m p r o v e m e t i t C o m
Her al d i* h e r e b y dr*i gnat*o| as t h e n e w s p a p e r
our s e l ve s for t he p u r p o s e of b e c o m i n g in* p a n y , a n d i t * pl ac e of Put t nr*# »I* a H t*v at
in
whi c h thi# or der shut! be puldl #hrd one**
S
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S
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C
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a
c orporat e* ! updt r ( he 1uw« n# t he S t a t e of
a s o k fo* u < l u r o n e r r u l l v r wi-rk*.
Article II.
Fl or i da, Mo t r ans act f or profit t he busi n*#*
W i l m s * my h a m! and seal id uffirr th«*
bel ow set forth an d w«- do adopt t h e fob
T h e g e n e r a l n a t u r e uf t h e liitaitM*# tu he
l owi ng a# t he c h a r t e r of thr prupo*#-d c o r c o n d u c t e d by t hi s ri>rpf*r«t i on *huil hr to 2 n d d a y of J u n e , A D. 1919.
• ea!i
E A h n C G I , ASS,
por at i on.
huv, c a n . we 11 a n d m f i V i i f r a l » * I s ! r , and to
< I • r k « tr.'uh < mutt . S i t i . i o i S C*. , F ! a
K1 1It !*•
Onr
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hv
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f t i "Mg«g*».
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it* pri nci pal p -«< e( |.y« • •** -bal l
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f.if(i, Fb*n-1ii.t a».q t I.*' It' . If! ' f l i ' f r r ' i . f .
S* *ml i ndr I i Mi nU. Fl iDdn
In 1 ti u m r )
l< an# of m o n o ) , I** f> u#e r*ft! » * ( « ! * a# land
may •-■laliliih +-cI.# r |»»a« i * *1
» i* n
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II 11
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l ord*, fo buy and m If, t o a n j u i r * , own and
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I r a n r a r t r t l and m n d u r f a t l l»y saiil rttrj fttraUun c a r r y o n , a n d t o do ail aucl i o t n e r a n d fnr* J o a n p h G a r v i n , t h e u n k n o w n
TRIr,
■hall bn ■■ folium* t o wi t :
I b i r t h i n g * a* may Pe r i c r c » i a r y a n d « xpr di - I c g a l t c # * nd di v i f t f i unde r I h r
Ia i t will and ( u # l u mn H of J o T o r n g a j f f in and c a r r y «n » r v n r r i l rmr* er.l It* lie d o n e for t h e auerrstofui t r a n s a c t I on
r h i n d i a o huaino##. t*» l*tix, •#■11 and de al in I of t h e bu# 1 ness uf ’ hi* r or pur af t o n ; arid (*• *• !»h Ga r v i n . 1 h r irnknown hrir* of
\rnU n
have.
4 tm iae
an d • nj oy all t he right#, J uMj i h Garvi n, W m li
ail ki nds of f u r ni t ur i a n d f i a t of i s bar-1 »ar*
laiU. t he ui i kn o w u ii-iiiilitia an d
a n d a f r c t s t f i r * . mu s t r a t i naf rumi nt« M r . fo p o w e r * a n d pri vi lege# f n e i d e n t ru rnepnra* dfvi#i-i « und. r I !i, la#i will a n d
lion# i r g a n l l i d «nfl 1 l o l i n t uf i i j i f f I • I d * *
r-ngar** in and carr> ««n n t r n * r a l fur ml nr*
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pvdi rnt to r i f f > mi * 3 m! t-u#in*-». f-< b - r r >»
I o r p - ' r a t i o n ahall I .
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lt.-ol.ro.
I nl no n
rititnrv and t'< »*rur* t6» |'#*%m# tit
f - a mi
fill film mi i*. |.« i|i xui* a) niin <t,. »i|. tr ■!
9
my mortgagi i *, ii«*-tl- tiomla and uf.brr n l "
too a b a t e , o l t he pat - a l u .
t i n . I l u n d l . i l | ' " W m '*
V n d. n r . Hd . U . - o l - n . . i r.ki., ,.11
iignUon# t brf* f t-r. l x bu> anti (nil r i a l i - s t i l e D o l l a r s <* 1 0 0 , 0 0 / . a c h . |., l i e - pa i d f o r w i t h ^
11 a p i o a r l n y try t b e s w o r n
bil l of r u m am! t o i mpr o v e t b r » * m t ; to tin all #urh and
la wf ql m o n e y o f t he I ' n i t . d M a t e .
M i „, | (’l a i n ! fi l ed h e r e i n »gaii >«t y o u t l . a t y o u h a w nt h*T and f urther t bi ni r * a# m a t he rur e* a u j i»f firllfj n «f D i r * a h l r a i u i a f #,#..* L. m a y I t i Mf
, ' ,u 1'*
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■aty and r-»p*ufji nt t n lie doru for t he syr- p a y a b l e i n . .*r )«au«*l nr u#* d f.tr. - f In t h .
,rj * " • ' • r r i b r . l U i mJ m Nr mi f M. t r r , . u n l ) . F L . r f oaf ill tran»#r tl on nf ttl i* hn"in»*aa nf I hi#
c o r p o r a t i o n , and t o h a v e , n r rriai* a rut on- |>urrha*r «»f jim pt rl> * Ia bur «r arr%irr*, at « *” 11* 1ll* *"1*
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jo y ail right.#, pfiwcra a n d p r l v i l r f r a i n c i d e n t a l
Q i * i t f r r <8 W 4j \ of S e c t i o n 2 fi, T *•wntt»|p III
t o c o r p o r a ! inni o r g i n i t n d and c x i i t l n p u n d e r IlS.* bn ard of tllrt-rtora.
■South, R a n g e .11 Fl a*!, f e * # a n d e y e p t t h e
AMirlu IV#
a n d by yi r l uc of t h e lamp of the . Statu of
W»-sl half i \V f 3 j id ihe W r i t half \W
of
F l or i d si.
Thi# rnrfMiralinn ahall r u n l i n u r and hftvr th e 8outhwe#t (iuart»r ( 8 W 1* ! «»f the Snuth*
Article
T h re e
full p i i n r r in
Hi ro fi i u r a tr
rigfil# w rit Quarter f S W »-*! of S e ctio n 29. T o w n
Th#* amou nt of c a p it a l stock of t h i * ru t- a|fd fra nrhl*i # f*«r a fu riod «.! ninr!>*nlm
ship 19 Smith, flange l l F ,a *t ,'c ontaining *0
po ratin n shall
be F i v e Th ousa nd D o ll a r* , to y r af # from anil a f lr r Iht* c u m r m n r r m i n t * ( • rrea more or lets,
*#
_ «
rif* divided in ! ”
Un*’ Ifu nilr cd S h a r e *
«»f ti# ru rjuirata r a i i t r n r r .
You are therefor# hereby rmiulred and or
F i f t y Dollar# ia ch, all or any port ion of the
Arllrlr V.
drred to be anil appear before our «aid
capital Sto rk
of thi# co rporation m a y
be
T h r l>u#ir>#-#a wF l
c o r p o r a l i on ahall l-r Circu it Court a t the Court House in S a n
payable in, issued " f u#ed for the purchase
c o f i d u r l r d h y D»r f ol l owi ng ol ti cora: A preai* ford, Fdorida* «»n the F’irst .Monday in Au*
of pr o p e r ty , real or peraotial or for th e p a y *
vi c e
p r t n i d e n t , t r r a a u r r r , tr er* t ar y,
gnat, 1919, b r i n g the I t h d ay of said month ,
merit of labour rIY i c r r i f c # at a ju #t v a lu a d e n t ,
of* d i r e c t o r * , a n d * then and there tu make answer to the bill
tio n thereof lo be de te r m in e d by th e bo ard r l c r l r d by Di r b o a r d
b oar d o f di l r c t - i r # of mi l I r e i t h a n t h r r r nor of complaint herein filed again#! you, and
of Dfreetora.
mor e th a n i i v m i , di r er! ora, who »hall !«■ #tmk- therein 'fail nut, else ia|tf bill mill be taken as
,
Article
Four
h o l d m In paid Corporation, iii, b e r l ^ r t r d by i b r confessed against you , followed by final de
Thia corporation ahall m ntlnue anti have a t o c k h o b l r r # annually. T h e of f i c e •<( # i c f c l i r > cree.
lull power In ete rria e it* corporate# right* ■ nd ( r c- i vur rr m a y be held b y t h r ■arnr prraon.
If 1« further ordered t h a t DiD notice he
ami franehlaea f i r , a parinil of Ninety Nine Unt i l a f l r r i b r firat a n n u a l r n r r l l m of lh«( 9 9 t y e a r, from a m C a f t c r itv corporate , * - atoclk h ol d era herein iim t id e d for, and unti l pvthliflhfd in i h r Sanford! Herald, a h»,»‘«*
la tr nre be gin*; u n le*, auonrr itlaanlveil by III Air a u r r r a a o r a a r e e l i r t r d and iiunliflcd, thr paper publiihed in Bern Inoli- co unty , Florida,
line each week for H conaecuttv# week#.
the atnykhi lib r*. .of according ,tn Into ,
oj f irt r# of t hl a r u r p o r a l i o n a hal l b * :
T U A LL I A H T IE S C L A I M I N G AN IN Arllrlr F i t *
* U. A. H r t t i , t 'r i f i d r n t ;
TE R FLSr IN T H E I'H O H K IIT Y H E R E IN
N a i l e r o f A pp lic atio n for T a * D e e d U nd er
Section B o f « ha ptr r thna, l. awa o f F l o r id a
N o l i r e Is h e re by given th a t t t u r m a n S
Dodd [turchaser of T a t O r t i f i c a t e S o 1*22
da te d the 2 n d d a y of June A. D. 1902, 1,as
tiled said r e r l l f i r a t e In my office and has m ail.
a p p llr a lln n fo r t o t d u d (<> isaue In accor d
ance w ith la w . Said certificate embraces toe
fo llowing
described
prop er ty
situat ed
in
Sem inole c o u n t y . Florida tu wit
N 3-6 »l
G O ^ D T O T -IE LAST H O P
gan, d m a«h J, a rrrUfbaJ t ra o t rr ip t of »aid
ju d g m en t h a v in n been rerord ttl in the office
of clerk of Circuit Court of Hemlmde Coun ty,
F la , and e tcru tf n n iiiQcil t^efe on, I have
levied upon and will #e 11 at the front door of
the Court I I oukc In Sanford , Seftilttolr Coun*
IV, Florida a t 11 o'clock a. ra* on Monday*
the 4th da > - of Au gti i t , A. 11» 19 th k 11 I he
-
ELEVEN
Nailer af Application fa, T a . f i r e d Under * * ! ? . £
s"
A E "B *
^
Netllon 6 o f Chapter t a l g , l . a a a o f Horfdar
Tk,
. . .
’
.
,
Notice I . h e reb y liv en th a t G. T . I l . n l . l J of Iha
■
“ n ‘: '
“ lh ? - * * U
nurchater ol T a * C ertiorate No 1016, dated name of l?„kn
M a r y IL Rut hrrforu
the Ith J * V of J tie A. . II. 1694,■ laid
be redeeni
rrdeen -d arr-irding t (I U » t a t deed ! S t a t e ol I'lurtda
, ---- -cer• I thall —
tiflrate e m h r e c e t the (olio Inc detcrlbed »tll issue thvti„n . n the I Ith day ol August <'ount> ol Seminole
property
aftu a te
in
Seminole
t o u n t y . A. I>. •— N O T IC E
T h e board raeervea the right tb re je ct any
Before me th e undersigned a u t h o r i t y . Pr.r ;
Notice la he reby given t h a t the under- and all Idd#.
j
Florida I B - - U ! " - 4 ° ' 7 " ; t
? r;'* - ' I , .
" » •*■■•*! .irn a tu re and teal t i l * t o n a l ly ap pea re d l>. A. C a l d w e l l , L. I t . • j U
S W « and h M ol N ’ * of S L L of SW ‘ 4 of Lth# 10th day of Jul% \ I» m u
■uccc«#iuI bidder will
----- —
-------- ------,
T h ep aucceaaful
he required
to
well, 8. A. I r w i n . D . D . C a ld w e ll. L a u f B r . aignrd haa beeri H^hpointcd ad miniatratria of
Sec. *4, T p . 21 8 . H. 29 fj.. the laid l a n d t - Iteall
K
V I).M T .I,A S S
t h e r o t a t e of W. i V Akera, d e e r a a e d j a n d all gi ve a hunt! e>iua1 t o 2f» per r e n t of t h e
C a ld w e ll an d M a r y H. I t u t h e r f o r d , to me
■** D O U G L A S S ,
t i n t * ' " * ' 1 , ? * ,L . l - 1! . - - * . ' ' - “ S " " 01 » Clerk ‘ 'lr«“Ult Court Seminole r o u n t y . Fla. well k n o w n to be t h r pe raun* described in heir# at l aw, l e ga t e e s , de vi s ee ^ an d c r e d i t o r * a m o u n t of hi# or t h e i r hi d. c o m p u t e d u p o n t • “T,* * „
rh c e r tillc a le In the name of U nk n ow n;
C l**rk l i r r u i l C o u r t , sHemlnol# Co, , r l a .
II) V. E. Ii ou g la **, DC and w h o ex ecuted th e fore going ar tic le* of a n d ail p e r i m s h a v i n g c l a i m s or d e m a n d * I t h e h a t i i of t h e y a r d a g e a b o v e m e n t i o n e d ,
t tt o T a * Cer tific ate No 967. dated the G l-S tc a g a i n s t sai d eat a l e will p r e t e n l t h e m l o t h e wi t h a S u r e l y C o m p a n y riualifled t o wr i t e 1
•*>’ * . K, Do u g l a a * . U . C.
In c o r p o r a tio n
ol the
C * .d w ell
F u r n it u r e
1 day of J u n e A. D, 1902, aald rertlflr ale
C o m p a n y . In c ., and tljey s e v e r a ll y a r k n o w - u n d T s i a n e d , d u t y a u t h e n t i c a t e d , wi t hi n t h e * u c h bond# in t h e S t a t e of F l o r i d a , aa a u r e t v f 6 0 - Si r
nr aert t h e following detcrlbed- property
t
i
m
e
pr
r
ac
r
i
b
e
d
by
l
aw,
nr
t
h
e
same1
will
be
t
h
e
r
e
o
n
,
t
h
e
S
u
r
e
t
y
i,’o
in
party
a
rid
f
a
r
m
w
f
.
M l Til K t i t Mills
legded to and before me 1h i t th e y e l e r u l e d
•ituated In Se m in o le C ounty . Florida lo-w ll:
NOTI E TO PROPERTY OW NERS
,
b on d ( o h r a p p r o v e d by ■■Id b o a r d .
The Hoard of C o u n t ) Cumm iailo nert In t h - sa me lo r th e p u r p i a r * th erein e t p r rs t e d . f o r e v e r b a r r e d .
S F ' t of N K f t ol S W ) , of Sec. t, T p . , 21
N otice is here by given t h a t th e I t ta d of
T b l « J u n e i t h , D M9.
___ ________. .
A c opy of p l a n i , a p t r l n c a t l o n * a n d p r o
and
for
Seminole
C
o
u
n
t)
sill
rec
eive
tra
lrd
a r d t h a t th e y were th e se me [ . r m r . i named
S. It. 29 E . , t a m e being one fourth ol taid
C o u n t y * C o m m i s s io n e r * will m r c t on the
cu
n
A
I.KK
\
KEHS.
file# Hi d or o pa » e d c o n t r a c t , A * o n d a n d f o r m of
therein a * D . - A . C a ld w e ll , L . W . C a ld w e ll ,
rr tt i n c a t e , t h e aald land brin e a tteted at bidt for the purchase of ro rru ta ted Iron cul
4 th da y of A u g u s t , A. D* 1919, at the C o u rt
Sanford , Florida.
bid m ay be ob ta in e d up on ap p li c a ti o n to th e
(be date ol t h e Issuance of aurh certificate' vetl pipe at thej# regular mrrting to be held S. A. Irw in. |l. D. Caldwell. L a u ra J ’. C ald
House at 10 o'clock a. m . to hear fr om all
■■6-9 Ip
under#lgnrd
upon
m a k in g
a deposit
of
•ton
Monday,
August
4
t
h
.
1919.
well
and
M
a
ry
II.
R
u
th
erfo
r
d
,
in the name of A. It. Wood.
such
ow n r ra o r a g e n t * as deoir« to ap pea r
T
e
n
Dollar#,
this
#um
to
be
refunded
when
I
n
W
i
t
n
e
*
*
W
h
e
r
e
o
f,
I
h
a
v
e
hereunto
*
*
t
|
flntrd
rt-ttrve,
the
right
tu
re
ject
a
n
y
and
Hat died aald certificate in my office and t
L*J *t
»
<•
iH offiHal
Kam i«"
*»**« •» ‘
N g s c a l h Ja dlclal t I r - , . i(|
. p . c l r t c . t l o n a , c t . „ have been re^ an d enter c o m p la in ts as to th e valuat ions
my h a n d and
— • ‘ s* *1• at‘ “S a n ‘l o r J . **
'
hat made a pplicatio n lor t a * deed to Daue 1
lo**
raised by th e H o a rd of C o u n t y C o m m l M l o n nole C o u n t y
E . A. D O U G L A S S , C la rk .'
F l o r id a , this th e 10th d*>‘ ol
o f ,r l ° ' ! ? * '
1" ■ " d fof S ' ' " lno1'' tu rn ed .
In accord ance with law.
61 a t e ___
-------------------- ---------------------- f . B J i t t l g - . f a U i s r i r i ---------- ------- ------ ------------ UF
k ' lT
l fffi iJ fI rf frroof
r “Coun ty" C d n P # r # u n th e 7<h d a y e f-J ii iy* A* D r* TI MP, « k # a .
J l F OflWr
D r il r T -oom
r Oi ik
—- -Jul)* A. IN 1919.
U n l c u *a ld certificate r k a i f - b e - r f d e e f f l F i l
si tti n g as a b o ard of r q u A li ia r a an d to hear
tn.islonrf* ol Seminole C o u n ty . F lorid *.
I - T . B ryan
I I . J. Lo be an a n d A l m a T h u r m a n ,
a rr o rd ln t t o law ta *' deed wilt l u u * t h r r r o n
a n y reason t h a t m a y he given w h y tb e va lu a
■aval)
E. A. D (D G L A S 8 ,
Nailer a f Application far T * t Deed Under
Notary Pjjld lc .
C om pla in a nts
„ n the 14th d a y ot August A. II. 1919.
tio n as fixed b y th e H oa rd on I n y real
61 t i c
4 * * 61. vLaw*
a f Florida.
M y Com mi ssion e i p l r e * Fe b. M h , 19
Clerk*
witnea* m y official‘ ell
signature and aral thla 1 Section
v _ . i - i6 of
v Chapter
\------, -----t ,-,,,
esWire or personal p r o p e r ty shou ld be ch an g
Cor d e l i a K. Hi l l a n d Wi l l i a m Henr y
the 10th day of J u l y A. D.
Nolle* la hereby given that J o h n Hrauer, A. K. r o w e r s ,
ed.
T h e l l u a r d of C o u n t y Com mi ssioners
A tto rney
Hi l l , h#r h u f h a n d ; all un kr ut wn parf In Ihr Circuit Court. 7th Judic ial Circuit sittin g as a b o ard of equafi era on th e 7th
torsi)
E. A. D O U G L A S S
! purehater of T a * Certific ate No. 41 4 , dated
6 !-4 tr
le# c l a i m i n g inlereat a u n d e r C. «rdcl i i
•Seminole C o u n t).
Florida.
Clerk C ircu it Court , Seminole C o un ty . F I *
tbe t t h day ol J u n e A. II. 1917. haa filed
^
d a y of Ju ly ,. A. J). 1919, h a v in g fu lly dl*C o un ty of S e mlmiC. ■ ra rp ora tln n T
—
61-Mc
B y V. E. Douglas*. D . C, *dtd m t i f i r s t e In mV office and ha* made *p- >TT7i
— u— 17
^-------v -------„
.
. E . Hill and Wi l l i a m H e n r y llill* her
c U i * f d th e s t a te m e n t# and fact# a t presented
pliratlon for t a t deed tu i**ue In a c c o r d a n c e *
AppllcatIon fur T a i t l c r d l nder h u » b a n d , * o r e i t h e r «f t h e m , or ot her and *ub-dlvi*ion <( (lie st a t e of
derided* to increase th e v a lu a t io n upon th a
S
ec
tion
6
o
f
C
h
a
p
t
e
r
.
1666.
L
a
w
*
of
F
l
o
r
w |ie, in t h e l a nd dr * r r i b « d be l ow;
Florida, by L. A. B ro m le y , L. p.
Notice o f Appllcallan far T a i Deed Under with law, Said ce rtific ate embraci** the fol
fo llowing described personal p r o p e r ty :
ida
Allen CL Apgar an d — — — A p f a r , hi#
\ Hag an , E . 11. K ilb r e . C, W. E n t i *
lowing desetibed p ro p erly situated In Se m i
Se ctio n B o f Chapter <BIR. L a o s of Florida
M r . A. F . * T a n n e r , H a ir e d Jr-jm $2 40 .0 0 to
N o t ic e ia hereby given t h a t |O v i* r * tr r e t wife; all u n k n o w n parties cla im in g in*
)
mlngi
r
and
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,h e r. purchaaer of T a * CcrtificaU- No 4 37, arre*.
C e lt lfie a te N o . 361, ila tr rl th e 3rd d a y of —- — — Apgar. hi# wife, or elf Iter off
t'om m lsa lonrr * cd Seminole
fy
$440.00.
dated Ihe Mh day ol J u n e A. I). 1911, ha*
T h e laid land bring asaesaed at fhe d a le of June. A. D . 1917, ha* filed said c t i l i f i e a t r in t h e m , or oth er wife, in th e la n d dc«C o u n t y , Florida
i seal)
E . A*. D O U G L A S S . C le r k ,
Ided* aald c er tifica te In my office and ha* the issuance ol |urh ceM lflralr in the name
vs
I'irstin a
m y u ffi r r, a n d ha* made ap plic atio n for l a * crlbe d below; and pll u n k n o w n partlea
H o a rd of C oU n ty»C om m f * *in n er t:
made ap p lica tio n for laa deed lo l»*qr in ol .Minnie L. M eC a llu m .
S l a t e of Flo rid a, u i reT 'D aVld
Unle** daid cer deed to l» * u r in accordance w it h law . Said cla imin g an in te r ra t in th e following
B y V. E . Ilu uglaas* I t . (X
accordance with l * w r — Said certificate e m tificate snail he redeemed according to law ce rtificate r m b r a r e * t h r fo ll o w in g described described la n d , ait uate in Semln<de
*f - Scho lia, S ta t e A t t o r n e y tor
brace* i h * following*d c*crjbed property ail- t a * deed trill i**ue t h r r r o n on t h p - l t t h day p rop erty
situa te jl
In
S em in o le
C o u n t y , County. Fiotida to -w it; S 1*2 of S 1-2
the Seve nth Ju dic ial Circuit
of
I n C lr r u ll C o u r t * S e v e n th C ir e u ll , S e m i n o l e
ualed In S a m i n le C u n ly . F lorid * to-w il, of Auguit, A. D. 1919.
13,
Flo rid a, l o - w l t : N E * . el N E ‘ * of See. 10, of H K l f of S W 1* of Section
the Slate^ o f . F l o r id a , in an d for
.
C e u a l y , Fl orida
Lola 10 Jb H , Itichardaona Add Woo db ridge.
Wltncaa my official algnature and aral thla T p . 21 S . ft . 29 E . T h e said land being •»- T o w n t h i p 21 S o u th , Kangc 2 9 Ea»«;
f S em inole " C o u n t y .
told aa Ih e p ro p erty of E. C. Wallace,
O y e n B r r t T u r p e n t i n e ^ o f f ip s ^ F '
the 10th day ol J u l y A, D. 1919.
leased a t th e date of th e issuance wf mch • I f o beginning pi S W corner of S E , i
| i W H E R E A S , on th e 10 th d a y of J u l y 19 19
AUo T a * .Cartlfie ale No 3 0 9 , dated the
faeall
K. A. D O U G L A S S
eertlftcate In th e name ut J . S I. K a tlln e . of Section 13, T ..w n » h ip 21 Sou th,
a pe titi on was filed in t b e ab o ve styled cour t All u n k n o w n p a r t i e , g la lm ln g In te r3rd day of J u l y A. D. 1916, covering Lot B,
Clerk .Circuit Court Semlnol# C o u n t y . Fla. Unless said certlfieate *haU be redeemeef Ran ge 29 E as t, run eaat 14 1j chains,
b y the C o u n t y of Sem inole, b y and th ro u g h r a t , unde r J.
Itlchardaona Add to Wuodbridgr,
T hy aald
R ic h m o n d
M u rp hy,
B y V. E. Do uglas*, 1LC. accordin g tu law l a * deed w ill issue ther eo n N o r t h 10 rh a in s . West 14*? chain#,
L. A . R r u m l e y , L* Pi H ag an . 0 * P- Swope, de re a.ed , A n n ie C . W o o d b rid g e, R i t
land being a ** r* e d at the date of the laauance
S ou th 10 r h a in s * D ef e nd ant#.
on th e 2 6 t h d a y of J u ly , A , D . 1919.
fiU Ste
*
E . I L K ilb r e , and C . > | \ E n t t m i n g r r as and chie W o o d b rid g e. all u n k n o w n p a r t ie ,
of such ce r tif ic a t e In the name of Unknown.
O f d e r Cif S e r v >aiil
ie^ b y
i c a t-i o. n f _
Witn es s ray official sig na ture an d ar al thfb
_
- P- u„b.lliM
c o p it it u t in g th e H oa rd of C o u n t y Conrmls- r la im in g I n t c r r a t * .under C a l v i n A.
Unlraa aald certificate i lt i l l be redeem ed
T o C orde lia E . H il l an d WIIHard H e n r y #ioners of Sem inole C o u n t y , Flo rid a. pe tt in g f’ oagr, all u n k n o w n p a r t i e , r l a i m i n g
according t o law t a * dc d trill lr*ue thereon I n Court of Cou aly J u d g r . S t a i r o f Fl orid a. the 2 M h d a y of June, A. D . 1919.
H ill , her hu sband, re e id m e e u n k n o w n ,. an d ffo
h a t an electlup
electiuu was
wa# held
hi Id in
In and th ro ug I n t e r r * ! , .und er X ir o r g r I I , M a r l o n I n
i te a ll
E. \ . D O U G L A S S .
o rrtt h . tth
oh the ! 4 l h d a y of Auguat A. D. 1919.
I n r r E state id
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'G. A pg ar and — — Alien
A pg ar. hi# wife, «.ut the said Seminole C o u n t y , S ta t e of F l o r - d i v id u a ll y oy aa t r u i t r e , all u n k n o w n
C le rk C ir c u it C o u r t . S e m i n o l e C o.. Fla.
W itn e** m y official signature and * e * t thla .Wesley J. ( T a m e r , an Insane person
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TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SE C TIO N
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JULY 18. 1919
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. NUMBER 62
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SANFORD TOP MISTAKEN
IDEA ABOUT'
IN
TICK WORK
GOES
$t.flo— FrrTYr-TrrDRow'TTa.. $69.96
i
rm
Mrs. L . C. Gibson, $25.00. Jos.
Cluis in April-19!8, the Surgical
II. Cowan, $12.80. AV. C. WllllariAork was
...................
............
transferred
and r_____
placed
son, $65.00. Hill
Lumber
Cb„
undo!* the direct Supervision of the
$3.96. T. J. Miller L Son, $27.80.
Chapter. From one room, the Sur
Celet»’ Avenue Stere, $114.57. W.
gical Dressings department acquired
C. ' Williamson, $69.45, Robt. AA.
frnr work-rooms and a stock room,
Lord, $1.40. Hill Hardware--Co.',*
if bee-hive of industry.
In May 1918 a elnsa of thirty, in
Lee Brothers; $41.00. U . S .] Paper
l-TSurgical ^Dressing^ Was~ofganized (ty
Mills, Inc., $1*1.00. E. A*.’ Douglass
Mrs. A. E. Hill and twenty-four
$6.50, The Antozone Chemical Co.
graduated under the directions of
$40.00. Tampa Tribune Pub. Co.,
Miss Byrd Blankenship from Sou
$5.00. E. A. Douglass, $7.20. D.~
thern Divison Headquarters, and
S H O W IN G
THE
S COPE OF
P R E S ID E N T
ROSE D E C I D E S S E M IN O L E COUNTY HAS NOT G. Stringfellow, $4.50. E. A. Doug
SEMINOLE B O U N TY CHAPTER
AERIAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
AND
from this nucleus of trained workers
BEEN RELEASED III T CATTLE lass, $.700.
Underwood
Type
FOU RTH OF JULY GAM E WAS
MADE FIN E
RECORD FOR
WHAT
IT
MEANS
TO
THE
grew many groups of efficient makers
O W N E RS TO GET TOG El
writer
Co.,
$28.78.
Herald
T IE
A G A IN S T
O RL AN DO
PAST YEAR IN ALL BRANCHES
of Surgical Dressings. Howe'vef, Gen
ON QUESTION.
Printing Co. $43.70. Geo. Fox, $30.
O T H E R G AM E S
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Aviators from Arcadia dropped
Complete report of
Seminole eva Auxiliary (later Branchl adopted
Woodruff and Watson $7.50. C. M. a, package of photographs of San
With release from tick fever qua
ns its specific department of work,
Orlando will have to come down
ty Chapter A. R. C.
Berry $100.00. 'Bower & Roumilatt ford and vincinity for Mayor Davi
rantine almost within reach ‘of this
the
m
akin
g'of
Surgical
Dressings,
one
game
in
its
“
victory
score"
Activities cover, period from April
$0.76. A. Vaughn, $506.04. D. E. son one day .tfiis tweek and-they
Supervised by Mrs. Kndor Curlett as a result of the ruling of President county a few of the cattle owners
.1917 to 1919 inclusive
Hart, $85.00. A. A. Moran, $85.00. are now in the various store windows
early in the organization of Seminole W. W. Rote of the State League, have expressed a desire to stop work
D. II. Hooker. $85.00. R. B. Lynch You can see them in the. Herald
The following report of Seminole
’V S *
County Franch and continued with for Mr. Rose is of \he opinion flint and wait two or three yrnrs before
$85.00. Jno. D. Jinkins, SO.lO.Flo* window and they are excellent birdsColinty Chapter, includes alt acti
.
great efficiency, to feature this work the runner in question had a per finishing the job.
ridii Times-Union, $5.00. J. A. Har- ryo views of this city and one is an •
vities of Branches“Und Mother Chap
until there was no further demand fo fect right to come home on the wild
During last ffionrii 18,091 cattle rojd, $1000.00. W. H. Treadwell,
ter since the organization of Seminole
orange grove near here.
for Surgical Dressings.
‘hall to Orlando's catcher.
were dipped, and very few Vif them $63.41. E. A. Douglass, $15.00.
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County Branch of the North Florida
The Acre Service is now putting
\Vhen “ Tracomn" the dreaded eye
Mr. Rose this morning gnve out were found to be infested with cattle So. Boll Tel. Co. $29.06.Sothern "on a campaign for enlistments in
Chapter, April 12, 1917 to April
I disease made its appearance in Somi- the foil iwing statement for publi- ticks. If |he work should be discon Utilities Co., $32.29. E. E. Brady
1st. 1919.
tinued at this time.the-county will $2.r0(). -Schelle Muinrs, $25.00. S. the Aerial photo service of the army
,
, .
. . . nole County Public Schools in epi- ralixn.
and this offers many inducements
There are very few of the orgmal|)1|>mlc
in Oetober-1917, a
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*1*
lose a lot -of niNify which will he Fv Doudney. $66.00.* It. C. Whitten
n 111
nand
ml
nh
nisnmh
9,
%
to the young man who would' like
person!
•officers
chairmen
"Referring
to
Sanford's
protect
of
itecessary to. do the work .over at $6.95. E. c.* Douglass, $4.00. L-.
“ Traroma Clinic" was held in San
to take up this branch of the service.
in office now but with few exceptions
the
game
between
Orlando
and
Snnsome future time and tiio cattle ow
ford, with Dr. John McMullen,
G. Stringfcll ( I W , $5.44. E. A . Dougthe present roll of the executive
fxrd
on
the
afternoon
of*
July
4th,
I
One of the views shows our bulk
ner* will have to continue under lassi, $8.80. T. j'. Miller & Son,
Government
expert'
and the local
.
Wilt
l I II
,
Committee have . heid .office sir
„
i ,
IU<” physicians in charge, the local. Bed beg to .advise 1 have sustained the quarantine with i«s limitations- of $32.50. L. A. Brumlcy,$13. 20. R. headed lake front and the many buil
Oct. 1917. when.the Branch.became 1 J
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Cross offered • its assisstance apd protest and rule that the game in markets and have to round up their B. Lynch. $6. 00. L. P. Hugan, dings in -this vincinity and others
Seminole County Chapter A. It. C.
show views of the business and re
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under the direction of Mrs. Deane question was a tie and rtiust be* stock rcgu'urly every two weeks for $12.oo. f;.
J L Killin'. $25.60. Q. sidence section of^the city.
Faithful and-loyal service has been T (,r
Vice-Chairman, the women played over on a date agreeable an entire season when systematii
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C. AV. EntzI*. Swope, $29 .60.
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rendered by officers and members
^
c,
„ . r rendered
faithful to ' all.
The
views
nre
remarkable
clear
work should he put on again.
niinger, $24.00.
(). P. SNA ope. $8.60,
alike from the beginning, while the| ^
as n(|r„.s
jn „ H. making
and most comprehensive showing
" l base my ruling on the evidence
S’ n nr.', -r bus lu .-n issued by any
people of the country have been1
of bandages.
submittcil of i lie understanding of
H s S L Lb M l> * i * >>»>•» i - » * •
* “ * «•lb,. • i| iritiei to stop the work ; ; "
splendid in their co-operation.
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14.»••.
Il..y
S.owart
.I.I..I
l
.
Hy
ovar
the
enemy
l,.o .h «
Again the local Chapter tut me to the ground rules bftw* n the two u..u it
' i nitim.i ji .mI instructions
! and take views that were brought
Mrs. Deane Turner, is life only the rescue when Influenza became teams, which would entitle the man to the contrary are- given the in
$ 10 . 0 0 .
hack tn headquarters for the officers
i>filter, holding the distinction of epidemic and under the efficient di in question to score.
spectors ill i barge.
Road & Bridge Fund
j in charge who could then lay their
serving continuously in office from rection and leadership i>( Mrs Henry
•"Moscly was located on second
After the meeting of cattlemen
April 12, 1917 to date.
•\Vm. Wood. $30 00. Allen All, plans for n dash at night on the
Wight, relief commutes were or anil Chapman on third, when the
In Orl:iqdn adjourned, the county man. $ 15.00. The.Texas Company,' strongholds of the Germans.
Organizations and individuals in ganized and nurses and volunteers
#
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|Sunfofd batter hit u fly !•> the left commissioners of Orange county met
$33.78. M M. Lord. $10.08. Hill
In the Sanford views this e^ty
giving distinctive aid to the Chapter enrolled ir, . «e..periilion with Gounty |(. ^ j r NI(>M.|V
|,„ i,ale until
and included $10.1100 in their budget
Co.. $62.41. Mrs. J. I I . 1shows up well and the views nre
iri various ways is tin1 Elks ( 11:b. 1anil City health authorities In man
Lumber
the .left lielder I'uught the ball. 1 he- for next year to finish up the work
Vow ell and Speer, and Mr. Geo. j authorities, in many cases tinnncial
Allen, $20.15. Hill Hardware Co..'greatly appreciated by tho people
left-lielder tin ii throwing to home in that county.
possible the views will be
$50.89. So. Clay Mfg. Co.. $884.10. aid
Fox who have given work-rooms in assistance was given the poorer .....in-an attempt to ratrh Chapman.
inin
hnlf tone cuts f«»r SnnThe State Live Mn*-k Sanitary K. A Douglass. $22 25
Fi A. Doug math
u(|l| (.Xcellant service remit red
the latt er ease, a suite af six rooms ^
The mo«t natural and proper play
r.rw
advertising
booklet soon
I M Wvun. $218.50.1ford'
in the Pico Block. The Southern ili (he negro Mirtiims. Rev. f . Brew
Board bus indicated u disire !«• lass, $1125
v.ax for Moielv to advance to tlprd
L.
to
be
printed.
.
work all of tin- Smith Florida <01111- Fred T. Williams. $41.60. F
l (iiitics Co., water, ice and lighting er. colored, and bis faithful i n-worki n the throw to .home, which he
The machine that brought the
i....i 11,.0 ,,, 11 v, nr its otic unit, if the Woodrull, $7.50. Igou & lgou.S48.0
free of charge. Mrs. A M. Forrest i rs were in valuable among the ne
•lid .iml * would have made, had
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S. E. Mathers. $4.00. Igou & Igou. views here flew very low over the
the use of store rooms for rampaigns, groes. A registered trained nurse
('liapman been caught out. However.
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it>‘ a..d attracted much attention
‘ The Boy Scouts for faithful and con . white was employed at the expense tl,«- throw -home was high and passed will cooperate
and
T * $1.004 85. V. Schmitz £: Son.
us
some
thought the aviutora were
$198
5d
'*
A
Douglass.
$7.50
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...........
tinuous service.
•,f the Chapter to make a survey of On , at. her and Mos.ly
continued arrange,,;.,nts he
mane . emm. .
J.
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r'lytit.
$37.15.
Black
Hamtrying
for
a landing on tho bulk
the
negro
settlements
and
uliib
r
The Woman's Club have been the
I .me on the passed ball,
therefore uouni> Will haveH decitUd
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head.
The
have been
Ill
til
x
1*11
t|ill
x
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. . . . . . -•- who
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mock
Gartlen
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$19.95.
most active and. h
has a Red t Toss m-r direction the spread of the <li- he wus entitled to third on the throw tuge over ntio
» u ..
Peacock,
$1.00..
J.
b.
Ditikel,
$20.68
looking
oyer
the
ground
are
tlcairous
membership of nearly 100 per cent sense was kept under -control and in. and home on the
pass hall, the cattle t.cks this year.
Wight Grocery Co.. S172.65. E. A. thnt the city leave p. spaey on the
uf its own members. Last hut by no practical uid given the colored peo- Umpire Baird ordured Mostly bark The present law is fully adeDoiig.jis,
1 B. Jones ii )uk<' front where a landing could he
means Ieiat the Sanford '.Herald forlp|e of the ‘ town and vincinity.
to think basin;- however, his deriuntl. rnrry on the work and pro
Uro.,
$42.toJ.
Woottrufl
.1: AVatson, |mail' in case the machine was in
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continuous and generous use. of its] • j n \prj| 1918. following the visit ......
Mostly having started to ,et.t , h#. teritory niter itis released
n«»n on
$12.50.
J.
C.
Forti i . $11.80.
Snn» trou1
and a forced landing was
columns anti all-time co-operation, of» Mrs. <
• v. Cluis, the Womans lirst, and had he known that Mosely fr,,ni quarantine, so it will be a big
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chart
service
of
WMTs to «tnp
in addition to individual
would havi expense In.the cattl
work was re-organized on the
tolen second
bail
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almrst the entire force
u.i-tirding i "
system issued by the
Sent hern alio >v. <1 bun to mk ai t *»i*» **
-y l $ t . tto, 1. p Hagan,
League of Nullons
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\! i,hh.**t a y |>ivi»l<in a,.d *uh«« qiicnt r•—n11- | ’ • - In- ntoP r-taodnig
\ me.titig ..f i at tb-nien from 16] $8.tMf.
The L i d vs Ai d ar
I f s * . p e *12 eo. E. II
V 1ington, July 12— F. P. F'.osveil the wisdom "f this step
rt.b-s
Seulh Floriila counties lias been KilbtH-, 1
hoi ietii s of the -. ar.ot.r l.urchc* and
C. A*. •Entz.mincer, ter, pre»id?nt of the F'int National
During
the
period
that
the
<
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1
the Sunday s. ',. i ; • 'u-«i -> of •rs
In my opinion this ground r.il<* ,-alled (or July 21st in Orlando to $8.00:
hunk of Sanford, E. A. Douglaxs,
ler functioned us
Ur
as a Branch,
uranin, only
»■•■.> should be throughly understood by give representatives from nil of the
I). Roberta,. Mr-.' Stella Artir-ft-c'.-rk of the court, and Rev. C. AV.
Fine
ir
.Forfeiture
Pund
and Geneva became auxil- the two teams. In rase of pass balls proposed wor.ng territory an opp’orCb
. and Mrs. B. F. AVhltner, ren|l*?rcd Chuluota
White, pastor of the Mpthodlst
Sehelle Maine.’, S50.00. . David church of Sanford, have written Sena
Units for the lurpoae of mak- the runner is entitled to the base
. for tunity to help in arranging the sysi-vk'ttable cssirtance. also the P -rf liaries;
li--- ----------(( oniinti- on 1 ;tge i ‘J )
o-v-nn Club of t i e Baptist churdi ing uosputal garments wire Alta -vlii.-b In is going,,
tor Fletcher a strong letter in be
..
. anil one advance. *4.stint it* « ainpaign for next Vi'ur.
monte, Longwood anil Ea:t Sanford. • S tin past Imll. provided n >' ‘‘an
half of the leagqe of nations, which
Ti
e
entile
.iwners
from
this
county
• Branches and Auxiliaries
make them The uinoire should n»- -to.old vet;. H m iglv urge ,t'o .attic
Senator Fletcher has deemed of
h u v o lm n me nark none "f the t hapgoverned h.
G e pi ».' <•< ' f * be „w-i r« from other eounttes -nt/Tc-tnl
' ->.t,-h importance that he has preter giving splendid support in all
•RhU-d it and aaked for considera
itir.tier' ui the into ' * *• ll,r' “ ,*'
|lU, on ti.s . am; a ge. a- it w II
drives for funds and mrimhers. and
mad
tio n .
„
protect tSi« .•nuiil} and
us u
devoting much time and labor to
This letter is as follows: J * Recog
"Tins rule is governed by the tia- |„t of expense and trouble that will
the prodtiction of w o m a n s work ^
nising that there are but tnree
tiimal rule as follows: Quoting from have to be borne if our advantagts
There are seven. Branches in the.
■ Vt
choices for our nation, either to re
'Continued on Page 6)
. j are' throw n away at this tune.
Mother Chapter and four colored j
turn to the old world conditions
auxiliaries with a total membership
prevailing before the war, the war
of fifteen hundred many of these
making status; or, second, the ac
howcvqr nre behind in their payment.
ceptance of tome form of soviet or
The Hranrhes are nearly 19Q per
|Bolshevik regime, with democracy
rj»nt paid tip to dnte with George
swept —
usid-:
third, the adoption.
MAS BEEN CALLED BACK TO
»»».»n*.i-»
— • or.
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.
town Auxiliary having only four
T H E B A P T IS T CHURCH A N D ! of the leugue of nations, we, peo
•V
BRING
RESULTS
IN
M
ILLIO
N
n embers behind.
.
PREACHES AT T W O SERVICES pic of Sanford,* in patriotic mass .
DOLLARS
WORTH
OF BUS
•
(Continued F'rom I^rt AVcek’s Herald)
Supplies manufactured by the
macting July 6, heartily commend
INESS HANDLED HERE THIS
ON SUNDAYyour efficient service and earnestly
Charter:
.
PAST SEASON.
After an absence of .twenty-one urge the throwing of your ex cry in
Seminole County Road llond Fund spend a sum not to exceed $100.(1
Ilnxpital garments, 3.987. Knit
It has been finally and satis Tax Redemption.
ted articles, 1. 194, Donntimis of
S^O.OO |on
Chuluota and Geneva road. montllr, Dr. George Hyman will fluent* in hchnlf of the league,that
linen, 864. Surgical Dressingr. 11. factorily demonstrated that fnrtners
,,
, , .. .
.
oni, ,, .
Motion of O. P. Swope, 2nd by agui^ beenme t)ie pastor of the First the United States, standing together
Honda of J. II. Lee Jr.. n
• • q .
Flntzminger, and carried, Baptist Church of Sanford, having with other free nations, mny insure
686. Gun Covers.
150. Refugee can be organized and that they can
Kennedy,
to
carry
Fire
Arms,
were
Clerk is instructed to advertise for accopted a unanimous and enthusi peace, promote just and humane ’ ‘- - m
garments, 3,861. Total productions manipulate their business just as
^ corru ted iron pipo.
astic call from this church. During international cooperation and help
successfully for themselves as by approved and License ordered Uaued. *-«•n
21,663.
„.
Bids for work in Jessup Drainage
this time he ha's served *n» Chaplain build thi» new world for which the
using
other
agencies
through
which
Receipts: General iund (includ
.
*
District were opened and there
Motion of C. W. Entzminger, .2nd
i
ing memberships, donations, cn- to ship and mnrket their products. being only one, and it not being j by O. P. Swope, and carried. County of the 326th Infantry, 82nd Division —ar was fought.**'
In the pasti. there has been four .unhaving bceli commissioned en October
tertainmenta, etc.), $8587.68.
satisfactory, same was rejected b y ! Auditor is instructed to audit the
succesaiul attempts at orgunizutit.tr
30, 1917, ttftTr.cd nt Camp Gordon,
this Boarif, and Clerk was instructed 1books of the several County Officials
Attended Assembly.
1st AVar Fund, $1724.12
in the Sanford section. Very naturally
Atlanta, Ga. gnd sailc I from New
to re-advertisc for bids at the next and report to this Board,
Last Sunday evening a party of
2nd AVar Fund. $10,305.89
opposition was found in all these
York April *29, 1918 oti.the Maure
/neeting held August 4th
Board of Public Instruction for tania. arrived H Fnglnr.t! J.Tuy Cth, ten young ‘ people from the Baptist '
Junior Red Cross, $348.35
attempts and it was from erroneous regular '^neeting
church attended the assembly at De1919.
J
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Total Receipts. $20,966.04.
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S.-mir.nli' County, tiled tiieir ..-tiplanning, mistaken mangemeht or
Lir.d. They *had the pleasure of
Jntzminger, 2nd matees of expendilures for the year,
Junior Red Croaa. organized in similar pauses that these four at T^lThtmt of C. AA’ .-Flr
■eeii.g
their punlor, George Hyman
April 1918. Membership 1039. Pro tempts have proven . failures. One by O. P. Swope, and carried, Mr. ■with the BoarB, and ask that ti e
and
family.
They attended thp B.
Hagan,
is
authorized
to
have
fence
millago
be
lived
as
Therein
stated,
duction 248 pieces, c a m p supplies year ago however a few- men de*
Y . 'P . U. service at the DeLand Bap
moved
hark
and
tiling
taken
up|
Mr.
Jno.
D.
Jinkins,
Tax
Collectided
to
begin
and
build
a
farmer's
ant] hospital garments. Funds raised
tist church, also the preaching ser
$348.35. School auxilllarles-10. Adop organization, that would meet the nnd put in ahape, on Mr. ll. B« tor, presented his Annual Report
vice.
- •
tion of orphan’ hy East Side Primary requirements, that would he finan Lewis, farm nt Rand's Siding, as covering Tax Assessment for 1918
Those attending were : Misses,
and
on
Motion
of
0.
P.
Swope,
2nd
cially
able
to
carry
Itself
and
that
will
be
necessary
for
opening
new
- School Auxiliary.
jxyinie Laing, Clara Millen, Essie
would be manned by represent a- roadway.
liy C. AV. Entzminger, and carried
Sources
revenue, AVar
Fund
Whittle, Mamie Steele, Ruth Lot
----—
-of ----.
j
l lives who could command the trade
same was acrepted by this Board.
Clcxk instructed to notify RuilDrives. Membership campaigns, do, t , . „ tern and western
sing.
Messrs. Herman Burko and
Repqrta of the several County
road and Telegraph Companies to
nations, dances, plays, card parti a. >n u>e near
Benny Steele and Mr. Kendall.
Officials received, read and ordered
markets.
•
have poles moved hack off County
rummage sales, sale of • insignia,
The Sanford Truck Growers. Inc., road on north side of track at Rand's filed.
xnlvage and Red Cross Society
L. C. Cameron of Detriot Mich* . a
was organized May, one year ago. aiding,,--------------- ---------------- -— - — Warrants paid -during' the mohth
Circus.
is in the city to look after the pro
REPORTS OF
RED CROSS
I
*• — i
l
MAKE VIEWS:
OF SANFORD
^rT
CH APLAIN
ORGANIZED
GEO. HYMAN J
EFFORTS OF
FARM ERS CO. COMMISSIONERS MEET HOME AGAIN
of June were ordered cancelled.'
In December-1917—-an-Important j n July 1918 they were incorporated
Motion of C. AV. Entzminger, 2nd
The following bills aa audited by
committee, the Surgical Dressings, un(jer tj,e |aws 0f the state of Flor- by 0. P. Swope, and carried, Engi
the. Clerk, and approved' by this
waa organized under the »uprrvi- j
cap|tanze(i , t
60,000.00. neer Fred T. William*, ia instructed
Board, were ordered pgit). \
to order one car of ahell to be used
\
enured .he m .rk .lln . t . m .
Galloway, Club President. Mr«. Geo. under adverse condition*. This coun
Fernald waa appointed by the Club try was at war and due to the poor
as Superviaor of the Surgical Dreas-1ieai0!J( jn fact a disastrous season,
inga and ihe flret room tor the work
.. ^
r the farmen a
was furnUbed b y . tbe Club, Upon 01 ire
9
’ „ . Kl information,secured from^Mr. C. A'.
.
ICon nu on p g
in Comr'ii Dist. No.l, also one car
of Cryatal River flock screenings to
be used in Comr'e Dlat No.4.
Motion of .0. P. Swope, 2nd by
Q. W. Entzminger,'. and carried
Crfmr. Kilbee, * ia authorised to
General Fund
■
D. H. Hooker, $86.00. A. A.
Moran, $86.00. E. A. Douglass,
$125.00. Dr. J. T. Denton, $30.00.
J. J. Dickinson, $60’.00. Frank Haf
$60.00. H. C. DuBose, $$20.00j
and in F'rance May 8th; trained with
the British six months saw service
in the Tout, Marbacke, Legney and
Verdun aectors, and engaged in two
major operations, the St. Mihiel
offensive and Meuse-Argonne offen
sive; i f all of theae operations the
work of Chaplain flyman waa in
the front line,
■t ■ .
(Continued on page 12)
" . -*«-
perty interests of his brother, the
late Frank Cameron of
Silver
Lake section. Mr. Cameron is alread^in love with the summer cli
mate of Sanford and expects to
bring hla Wife down here and make
It hit future home. Mr. Cameron haa
been Engaged IA automobile indus
tries -In Detriot and this la his firat
Itrip
to
Florida, * *
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b r im
W
r.
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P, * R »
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F
in gross receipts about one million
dollars worth of vegetables.
E N G IN E COLLIDES W IT H FORD
Colored Man Badly Hurt at French
Avenue Crossing Yesterday
James Williams, a colored
man
about twenty one years of age who
drives n truck for a Goldsboro gro
cery was knocked off the track at
the French avenue crossing yester
day afternoon by an A. C. L. en
gine and Badly injured. He was dri
ving a Ford car said to be his own
car and while crossing the tracks
was hit by the engine as it was back
up the tracks.
.He was- carried along some dis
tance
before
the engine was
^topped and when picked up had
his left leg mnngled, below t)ie knee
his hend was tnJurHl~an<r“aIso Tils
back nnd he was badly bruised all
over. His car was a total wreck and
that •he was not instantly
% killed is a
miracle.
The injured_man was taken to
Dr. Puleston’s office at once where
STAR T H E A T R E W EDN ESDAY, JU LY lfitli
he received medical attention and
it Ib thought he will survive. It is
leging th t tl.o melons were not up not known whether Williams saw
to representation.
.V antime they the engine and tried to cross ahead
sold the melons, but Tozzi had to of it or whether he did not see it
sue them for his m o n e y -anil won until too late.
his case in court, N. Y. Produce * As thjs paper goes * to . pjess we
Miss IlciincK Ran
learn that Williams died fgom the
N ew s.
effects of his injuries. His death
Enid Bennett,' who is fcnlured in i
emphasizes two needs of Sanford at
"Partners Three" the latest (Jhomas I
Presbyterian" Church'
oqce. That u of flagman at the French
II. Ince-Pnrainount photoplay, which
Last Sunday was communion day avenue crossing one of the most
is being shown at the Star Monday,
is a great lover of all dumb animals, at the church, and the pastor an- dungerous crossings in the city and
nounced the names of 27 who have f-a - ,-jty hospital. With the hospital
birds, etc. a!! save one.
In the desert scene in this pic been received into the cliurch since where such a case fiiuld have reture she a as required to almost the April Communuion. This brings] coived immediate attention this mui s
step upon a living rattlesnake, coiled many new families into the church. life might have been s>tvetl._ . . . .
particularly
and ready to strike. The story re One feature which
quired that she become frightened causes us to praise God, is the fact
Miss Spencer. First. Woman to Vole
and run. "T h at is bne.ofJhe
moat I that of these, 2.1 came on profes.f
An interesting fart in eonneetion
natural things I ever d<9l
\ M before i «ion of faith.
T
h
e
S
t
i
m
l
u
y
S
e
h
m
.
l
is
h
o
l
.
l
i
n
g
*he m e e t in g o f th e M e t h o d is t
the camera." gasped Mbs Hennett.
I (Q u a rterly
C on feren ce
to n ig h t
after taking the s<c*ie.
well.
f F r l t l a j is t h a t f o r t h e first t m p in th e
T h e r e w i l l In
oniy l hi i i m r i i u t g t
history of Meth»dis|ti, women are
il iiritu; -I il I\
(irea . I i m g sa-rvti
The
S h e riff's
Son
eligible to membership therein, and
Next Sunday we unite in the union |.|n. pntit|^,|
aj| |uy privileges on
Charlie Chaplin /n'Sunryside” |
k
w .*
*•
AMUSEMENT
l af]
I
\<X*x . 'v "< I
Tfc■Tj. . » :
r
r■y \ .
3tfj^£ . .
Iv>- ir-. '
I i■
i| | : I j
| f j 4 ji ||
C h arles
HUM.
Kay
cle ve re st
" 1’ iL
of
tors
v* hen
th e
h o m ely
it
foib les, and
soul
i/| \ i\ i\
1*4 1 1
■
•
th at
young
guc
t"
in
p o rtra y in g
a part
doe*
the-
not
He
a n il
be-
srre*rn
is
no t
p ortray
the
to
g ive
flu*
lie'
at.cl
rorogn izo
p ttb lio
tlir
of
w i t h e-arb
n-luse-^
oo re
(h o
us
sort
r b u r a d e r t z a l loti
lo r
tin
th e
dues
s ire d
atltl
q u irk
and
of
Ray
Mr
heiw cvor,
grow s,
ac
virturcs
rtti'ti w r r u b e l b o w s
•ertllt
m i'll
'if**
hero.
lift*,
tin
young
th e in n e r tlram ns o f
lie
ro llic k in g
day
com es
human
n a n ’s
young
u n tlo u h lt'd ly
s c re e n 's
a r e so o f t e n
(lash in g,
rt-nl
is
th e
Ins
ha*
v n ltio
to
w ith
v oboon
of
In*
w ork
III
}rV|
"T h e
shown
his
at
ih e
Wednesday
gives
a
us
young
from
I'aramenint picture,
oil," w (mil will he
new
S h e riff*
In-
M ar
July
one
of
man.
m o l her
Th eatre
1fit h,
bis
who
a
best
ha s
great
Mr.
next
Ray
creations,
in h erited
fear,
.
.
.
a . •a
i i
•
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11e hlltielreel '•
I - ,|.li i| -th, i I
I I lire ••( t.e .1r I
.!-• s
-t
f .1 %e• (ii-eti
at
l,(,
al, i x p e l i • pill oil
.
niiliei-u-r.-el
l;.ed
•o. fi 1-2:17
in * the city of Sanford, Seminole county.
Florida, on th# 20th day of Augu.t. A » •
1019, for the purpoae'a f adapting b y - l l » »
and completing the orgtniaatlon of the corporatlon aa hereinbefore provided for. and
thereafter the annual meeting, of the atorkholder, ahall lie held on the aeeond Wed fleaday in July of each and every year.
, .. , ...
Artidc
--------tlA
rtlB e Yt;
—— •
j
o , .o.
Indebtedneaa or
liability t o - which thla corporation ahall aui'*r ^ itaell ahall he twice the amount of It.
rapital atock.
Article 3|l.
T h e name, and rraidenrv of the aubarribing incorporatora of thii corporation and the
amount of rapital atock aubacrlhed by earh,
are aa follow.:
'
.
.
„
................. ..
„ ,
\ * ur ^ * nFJorlda. » aharea;
\ ~ ti" .,** "• •Sanf," ,‘*. H*»rJda, . aharea;
J. II. t owan, Sanford. H on da, 2 aharea;
y. ltun,l[ r , ..S* P ,.“ r'.V Florida, J aha'ea:
i' - ' V ’ o '
r’ *‘'rj|{ L*Vrl<l f ’ 7 * * ' r *
Bogan, Sanford, Florida, - aharea.
In Wltneaa Whereof, The auharrllilng In*
corporator, of the corporation havij herrunlo
auhacrlh-d their name.:
e* • I, |,a
J.* II.' Cowan
S. Ituncr
Green W. Smith
Ii. Fi ll-gan
A. Vaughan.
Slate ol Florida
County of S-min..l-.
...
.
i , .
.
III fur- rue. a
irrulr
- I l^rk- « -.'•
■••• f -uirt.
**•.*.* •peranr4ll>
a|ijM«n*
all v appeared
C
A
llett*. J. II. Io w a n .
Snutb S Ituniri I ) -lloeao and
(,ree-n w Sm
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smtin.
P uunk.,
r. r. ,ii-.gan an i
\ Vaughan who are well known to me to l»e
the p-raema named in. ami who auliacnhed
t h r l r n a m r a to th - foregoing arliel-a o l l n c o r .
poralion,
il(eu
n l l*rf»»r«
it.,
r ■ 11 on. •anti
imi •**vrrall>
wr r ■if > aarknnali
•■* n » ie UK
team ,
ie\
,ind
S»unfi ril
it
in
lirein glii
t.)n
.
f *M
i
llroiuirr*
•• 11'.*' (Ml
laraii* on Collateral N i u r i l ) t/ther *1»
K« al f..Iatr
l.ill. r* i All I bl n f |atari- .arid I
•o r-1
t4r (*•»
j r iv* rdraft«
I,r* ' • 1 m in i
Pin )
Grofnor* a grower of Hanford Flo ta,ive ,n New i c r k and other m ar-|
who accused the firm of convening kpt* 4Kis season to p e r s o n a l look^| „
*3,000 due him. He says late in -M.y
“ “
1^
\)C
of pack
\\it hll* ** • •*.»•• •1*1*1. ( hi »4l 4 |i gtral
ii».
•
ii.nii *i. in f
»«..i*i
I
biila ai
v ' at*
Hood*
f v c
.
dipping raltlr.
I n r r.»**nt\ commissioner* frarrvr thr
right t<* *« j* ct un\ and all td«!».
lly or dr t of Hoard of County Cnmmi**
•iom r*
r1* \
|if 11 t.l
\ lull
Ll. \SS,
\SS.
Cl# rk f Hoard
«• ■.rji (• 1
1 l».o Tl
\
\ppliralton for
i:
1ft* riglaa*. I » <
I .el'rr*
l*4lrni
\.I
> » \. r. ’ he* fb» •'»!*-■ r*l •• •
J*To *
' I • i.
rt .
I **
• t • • h. *• *•• ^
. •i ft Tar d «
n
•v the
f h* |'•»
|'•( h tlav
*t ,i v •••
..f \ug»»«
j «11 1
a* 6 al'>i et*«M Florida I ••r !♦■*
l,.od • i I* l *
»#-• |i. r* ti th* pr«pt *• d Chartif of tie
120 t u ( . im|a i II ft'iirmtor* Cnmp4fi\, I n»■■•rp*»rj»l« d,
Vtux h l* *|'ul ''shtd lierefvilh b»l w tht« fh*
JJ.u.’ 2 12 *«t Ii dak • f Inly 1*♦I V
a gi I e 'l i - r a w ;t> * n
Ajiearing
I n tetu iin iei ;h e L in fn rd T e : m
l i.'..e.ae •
l lee
I'.'.i ifec,
M nr*, e
un island
S e v e r z l L a i . e m h l l i . i t i z e n s 41 m l nc- j Capital Stuck |*.M In
tl.Vnrd.00
3.OOO.ltt»
i'ickfurd, tin
■
n
et
lb I” ' 9 .1v 91' ta g ; * a *n ' i w a i o l o m - . 1* o f t h e S u n f n r d t r a m - n ,le-V-K.pvn.
is seen to ss ,f i1een'
n d iil
eH .va rlagt
in , , . r l a i n ,,(| ,|ll in
,. i K, „ at a r |..;r kT . - . - Poi.1*
•
,
n.oi.vfxj
64HMHI
....
. .
Dlvtlanfl* r-i-alrt
the newly reissued Puruuiount |)ie-1
dinner at ".«* H
bllrnad Ri'.-eltiur- Ineliviaual P-po.|t**Subject A. < h—k
ture "Hearts Adrrtl" wl,:«*h will be.
12 ,H46f •;
am. The San.e.rd team seem.......
^
g S
i
«oi ; i
displayed at the Star Theatre next
eeptieinally .pleused :ii the hospital
f
1
*2
1
,0
."*2.12
Tula
Saturday.
ity shewn tin ir leant and praised
1hi* story is a simple one. that j|u. splen id spirit s k p w n them ill
State » r Florida. 1 #
Cvounty uf Hrminolrft M*
of n girl who is east upon nn-island their visit here. Lr.k« lamfcstar.
t. T. I #. Lb-gxJ, ifi th l r f of the Jlovt*-S»mr
and who leads a primitive exsis_____________________
Hank, hn S«drmti1y i v * « r that thr above
•
tatrmmt
!• true to thr heel of my kmnvlnlgt»*nc/* until fate throws a man at ln*r
■nil belief.
T
K
I
V
K
G
R
O
W
E
R
S
M
E
E
TIN
G
feet. They love each otbej* ami de
T l. I INtin. Ca.hirr
Other ('arrref A11•—t ;
spite tiie fact that the man already Election of Officers and
It. C* Smith
Sut *criU«l and awnrn tu
B u s i n e s s of Imporlattre
It. H Wholrr
l*rf»*re m«- tht« >th. i!«y
lias a wife,'they espouse ejuli other.
ti. I'.
|
of Jure. I?•1
The girl becomes a metier and laThe annual meeting uf the SanDirrctort
C* L W o L
*
Notary I'uUic
ter when the man's wife apjiears on font Truck Growers, Inr., wns held
the scene, the distracted waif leap* at tho court bquee last night and
.NOTICE OF' I N C O I t i ' O K A T I O N
with Iter child into an abyss. The the large crowtl present attested
Neeticr la berrb) , i v - n that wr. th- under,
aifnrcl intend t - apply tu tbr Heenurablr
man and bis wife arc thus reunited, to the interest in which the farmers Sidney
J. Catta, tteivrrnur *•( th- State* uf
----------------are taking in organization anti co- F'l-rlefa, nn the- l l l h day ed Au*.. A. . D.
1919, fur irttrra patent inreirpuratin* the
• Produce Receivers Arrested
operation This was the first annual Sanfurd Hulldin* and I ijipruvrm-nt C om
pany under tbr fuilniein* pt-pnard cbxrtei,
New York. July .'1-N a t h a n Gold-• n?eeUn* of th‘* Truck Growers and the urixinal - f which la neiwr ein file In thr
officr of th- S -ffr ta r y uf State-.
timith nnd bis partner Rosenthal, of thp, stBtcment " f t,lcur ,0ndi“ on
.C . A. licit.
Goldsmith' & Rosenthal, were arrest- aml »,roRr« * niaiie during the seaJ. II. Cowan ••
,
S. Hunt— .
•ed last week on a warrant issued by r " ‘ * a“ Ver/ Kral‘ L in« l '’ t! <* * iock"
A. Vauchan
Green Vv. Smith
Judge' Donnelly, of the Supreme' holder*
t0 ,hp
present.'
•*
■
E. E. Ilu*au,
C*urt. on the complaint o{ -Jo.eph
l
t
*WM
dec,dcd
to
l,avp
1
1
^presenArticle* elf
Incarceration w
afe enr
Ike oaneacu
Hanford
-.--i'll
.
- v ,
v*
e
e
*
xeieeer.
ue enrupjeiaii.n
ituiidin* and impraarment Company
‘ ^ t o ' V b^d'y PP«\P,
upon drr , nil by ortue^Pthe law. ,.i oie state ..f
fie shipped them a carload of general rpRard' nR inspecting
merchandise .whirl,, having been arrival and other matters.
sold with commissions declucltld.
The election of officers resulted
*,,u,r 1
should have netted him $.1.603.20. >n *he retention of the former ffi- sani-m" nDridi'n* .n'.i impr.^rmen'/'cum*
He says after re eatetllySwriling the ‘'ial» « ‘ th one exception. The ofil ers §;S^rd*"km'„Pi. c«Miy. AV.' *h*" b' “
firm he finally got a check fo *°r the year are as follows: .
'
_ Atlld* II,
_______
*663.25. He came here tonee about.. President, Rex Packard, Vice PrcT ?'' *r,nri»'
of ,h<;
*° l*e
..
•«
'..
_
__,
, , .
. ronducted by this corporation ^»h»ll be «o
it with tho result named.
They sident, George Cn^rnberlain, Direc- ! buy, own. •efi and convey real »«utr. and io
gave bail for $500 each.
tors. R. L. Grier. J. D. Hood. H. B. i f e r n Ao'bo'rL”; ^nay'’
Last summer Rosenthal It Bro„ Lewis.•John Bolly, J Couch. H. 0.
who are now in the Goldsmith &• DieUricb, ■ J. r.t Hickson, Chas. obligation thrrafor; to mik- xtlvancra and
Inanx uf money; to lexxr rail extxta ax land
Rosenthal firm, bought seven cars Tyler, C: K. Lucas,
lord.; lo buy and xeit, tu arejuirr, own and
hold’ all p-raonal property nereaaary to adof 'watermelons from Jnmes T o z z i1 The Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., vantxfruualy condurt and Iran.art any bualand paid fop them by check. They has tnade a .wonderful record f o r ' netx
" ” * that tide rorparatlon le autharixod to
carry ofl, and to do all euch other and furstopped payment on the check, a!-*the first season's buijness handling ther'thln'n’ aa maf"be erV^aar'y ind'eipedi.
«
-
Vt TV V a.
..
JULY
n . .,919
roncern that Locale Cramer, aa Ggardlae
•
I). D. Caldwell
rnt to be done tor the l u m i i l i l l tran.artion
Wraley J. Cramer, an Intane peraon wfu **
.
Laura P. Caldwell
of the bualnraa ot ihlx corporation: and to
the n th day of Auauat. A. fi. id 's B1 "W----- .
Mary 11. Ilutherford
have,
e ir r e ite and* enjoy all the >i(hU,
powers
eld rnlJJt-aorp® '*- r i f A l l T C n O F T l l k CA*I.rVWKLL F U R N t6 the Honorable K. F. llouihublJ, V.Uply
nd p rivllr fra In
Inrfd
liana u
_
.liiina
uraanla—
<i xntl“ i*xtttin* finder the law.
I T U R E C O M P A N Y I N CO It P o l l A T M ) . Judge In and for e»ld County, at hi.'
Sanford In aald County, at 10 o'clock * i.*
ot the State ol^Florida.
Wr, ih«» undrrtlcnrri, do hrr#by
or aa aoon thereafter a. the matte. , ' . •
* * Article III.
n
purpoir mi
of -beromlnf
In- . heard, for authority to aril. ,i
- uuin. teilfven, i(or
or (hr
hi . ,mi|i.i.r
•
»
—
The amount ot the rapital atorh of Ihla Corporated udder the law* of the
State ol private aalr, all, the Intrrral of the ,,,
cf
rorporatiun (hall In- Ten Thousand Dollar^ Florida, to tranaaet for profit the
bualneaa J,, J. Cramer, in the f o lb ,»inr . j .
110,000 0 0 1. to I-, divided into one hundred below art forth and » . do adopt
the Jol- real ratal?, in "aald County, to-wit.’ *s'otk*
(|U0) aharea o| the par value ot One Hundred lowing aa the charter ol the propoaed ror- • writ quarter of Southraat quart.. e . 2 ,k'
llollara (IIU0.0O) each, to be paid tor with poratlon.
. lio n thlrly-one in Townahlp Twentv
.
lawful money ot the United Slate*
All or
Article
tllrle One
of Range T h i r t y Kaxt, with the folluwinr
any Portion ot the aa!d rapital atork may lie
T h e name ol the corporation * . a l l be Cald- 1 eepllona lo-wU:
Heglnnlng at S. " w T 'J L l I :
I
payable In. or laaued or uard for, or In the well Furniture Company. In rorroraU d, and
«»{ »\\ » o* HrctIon SI aforrtaid, tfc * [
;
purrhaae of property, labor or aervlcea, at a ll« pcinrlpiil plarr of bu»inr«t tb iil b r . ’ Ban- N o r t h /}•? !
^ou*^ 21 o fr#.
I
|u>l valuation thereof to be determined by ford. Florida, and lh»* lloird of I H r r r t o n .
' rTt*
***.**)• J*nd rt»nv*■>,,! .
the board of director!.
may r a t i b l ^ h other plarr* of l»utirr*« with* J- J . Jonra by drrd dated Nov.
Article IV.
in and without the .State of Florida.
hied Jan 12. IftH4« recorded in lt«H>ti i J
Article TWO
conveyance., page 146 n O r . „ f e Co.. ^
Th!» corporation ahall continue and hate
lull power to rarrriae lie corporate ri Kht ■
T he general natur. of the t.u.fnea. to be f o f n ™ o l ' V " ^ . 1
of
u'/sMtl’ 1'
and Iranrhiare for a period ol ninety-nine
yrara from arid alter the commencement of tran.arted and conducted by .aid corporation , , , (orr„ | a . runn|*n f t h e n c e ■>^TiUea
.hall tie aa foll ow! to wit:
t Nor|h 4 M .4 f „ ti K t i l
f„ , Swalath /,*?*•
lit corporate rxiatence.
T
o engage In and. -----carry ---------------on a general
mer- feet,
feet, being
beinft the property conveyed by p ' V
rn------------.-------.1 merArticle V.
chandler bualnraa: to buy, aril and deal
‘ ’ In ■•etrla
■ and wife l.oulaa to Stephen L ii
. . J w a . . t » .. J
J.l I
e.
T he bualnraa u( thla corporation ahall l e all klnda of furniture ami
id iSaturea. hardware
|,y deedI dated
N ov . nu
2H. lI eRdf,
flint Uii lUSQ
'
conducted by the following ollleere: A prrai- and arrraaorlea, mualral Inatrumenta rtr^, to | iMSt, recorded In llook 22. page e*
**•
dent, vice prcaldrnl, trraaurrr, aerretary, engage in and earry on a general furniture.
Alan beginning at a point «« 0 fn-t
elected b y, the board of dlrrctora, and a
and haevla^are bualnraa ami to nu> «rn
ami ol !the soutneaat
rorner «•
of» ihthe south,':1
Southe ";
" and
'
board ol dirrrtora ot not Iroa than three nor deal In every kind of •material, ware
nuartrr of the Southfact quarter of
more than aevrn, dlrrctora. who ahall lie atork- merchandlae that may he nrrraaary or o l - thl.lv-one, townahlii twenty :;,iUih .,f 11, ,
hoMcrx In aaid corporation, to be elected by the prdirnt to carry
borrow
thence
\V..t
. on aald bualnraa: to m
-----■ Thirty
1J raat, a...
.m- runring
Hill Ml*
»V*«I
( 1s
• torkholdrra annually. The oilier of aerretary money and to a -euro the payment of
theni'!^_riarUi.-£lU-feet*, t t i r n . ^ t ? 2fl_
,
and treasurer may be held by tlieaame prreon. ni^y ^mortyage^ _ [iccdi. .b ond, and other oh* *12(1 feel, tl.cnce Shuth 210 f . r ( tll
Until after the firjl annual i n u x l i » * - » f - t h e lflltrdffe "Iherefor: to buy and aell real rela te n? he-lfinlng.
" *'•'
f**r*
atnrkhntflera ^im;nT Tm i*idcd *or« * ni* un,*( and lo im prove the aame: to do all aurh ami ■ Which application will In haanl upon ih.
their aurceaaora are elected and oualltled, the other and further thing, aa n i v , he nrce— ptUllu.i fur aale now on file ir >ahi C' o.t. *
oITtcere of thla corporation ahall be:
aary and eapedlent to he done foF the a u r - ,
Dated July 10th, A. I). |9 |!t,
eraaful traiaaotlon uf the bualneaa o f thla j
.
• .
L o u ie Cram. r.
.C. A. Iletta, 1’ rraldtnt;
corporation, and to have, rarrriae and en- I
J. If. Cowan, Vice Prealdent; and
Guardian
joy all right*, power, end privilege. Incidental j
Cl-Stc
S. Itunke, Secretary and Trrxaurt-r.
T he Hoard
of Dire rtara ahall be: A ‘to' rorporetione organix.d and n U tln g under i
Vaughan. Oreen W. Smith. K. K. Ilo g .n ,
}>> 'iM u e of th- law.- of the State of
C. A. Iletta and J. II. C o w a n . ---| Horf
.... .
T.
.
I Notice * f ApaHeallon for Tax Deed
T h * Ural or organliktlon meeting of the J _ .
^ A » tlf l*
Three
J N.clUn * • / 1 haptrr *8*s, L w , ,»f
f |U
lU .
llerUa.
• M i.li
i . ♦ i.
f ' rtda I*»r •h.
•
Inin aarructa
Iteporl' uf l Ii a- * onililion of I he Hank I*•*r•)>«»• . • .......
| • ih* ao • «i » * ••( v ia *' I t -and 4 l o llitr
of lliiedie. at Itiieilii. m I he- Mate
I* • 1, i r. .oil iat* |ti |.«r* in ruti If • rn .»n* to
ratr
11»r•• war*, and ♦•• arint; lKtera*at a!r the
. . --ol I lontla. al the I lose of Busi
ol
p. r
tir*. pro*«• «1* t . he u»*d to »!*fras eaprna*« «*f IrulIrlinK dipping vata ami
ness, June 10. 1'JIU
*
M \If \ I’ D M f 'R I ) II Vs IT M ROI L e e- Ilf llg*' a|aaXX•l i Ii- ' 1%. Id \ >illif«* ril l*“ ,»h"is H'upr Furrutu • *i
I bp* front I * •«tr|Mir**T«-d I ■
IN
' a( I VI. I s
VDItHT
. ..gl.t I.. *1 .
|S to *\\ |r h. . W- and 1»* *4* - 1
If •»
l
•
' 4 ». on hand
j n 1! 1*' .H rt hat mu g * .eir V • a - 1a w ,i i
' *' *'
|'i|i.».it.a.- r.uarantv lord
Mutual Fir* |o*urar •• 1und
P e iw e lfu l
.mil
1>r .i itt.ilir I'hoto t« 1Ill'll
Liil.l -lit:. '1 v!*ir
m
*•
•
■•
|** Five Thou.and Dollare. to purchaw-r of T ax Certificate No. t l t . , d . t , *
u
° " n ,,un,,r: d ,?h* 7 ? . £
, h * 4,h
A. D. 1917, ha. Slid
‘ 'I «
* f * aald certlllcate In my ofllce and ha* made
* • mt*J
° f If1!* corporation may be • plication for tax deed to iaaue In aeeurdar«
, £.**'
,n* •**U* <1 ur u , r , i f " r ,hr Purehaa-| w||j, |»w. Said rertlfleata embracet the f0|.
“ { PJ'“ P*^r, Y* r , »* or peraonal or for the p a ) - ; j owj ng drtcribrd property altuatrd |n Seal
P ? '* 1 {"I •■|,°ur or aervlcea at a juat valua- note reunty. Florida, lo-w lt:. N E '* uf SUD/
I , ' onnl, h ' r1," ,f
determined. by the board ,,f S W ' , of See. 27. T p . 21 8. R 30 § i t
r
U ^rcu ifi.
*
*
irrrf.
. -,
*•
i
•
•• AMlrlr
Four
''
t
l - .aald
. i .i iland
. n,i being
i , j n, _______
.
Aellcle Four
••
I
The
aaaraaed■ at th, d.t,
l_l
. Thla corporation ahall eodtlnue and have |the Pauanee of aui-h rerllfleate in th- ran.
f ul| n„w, r to exereite it. corporate right, of Minnie L. MeCallum.
Unlra.
r„
, n,| franeMaea for a period of Nltirty Nine tlflcate epall be rrdeemrd according to l. v
l 1991 yrara fr<jm and afler It. corporate. ea- tax deed will Iaaue threenn on Ihe lath d>»
I i.tenee begin.: unlea. aooner iliaaolved by of Auguat, A. D. .1919.
th- atork hold. r«, or arrordiug to law.
j
Wltnrai my nfllrlal signature and w .l ik|,
kellrle Flae
i , *1P , 0 , *’ ‘**y °*
A. I). 1919
_k
■ i
, ...
..
. ,, ,
la-all
K. A. DOUCI. (SS
T .h . l! * !,nM! L, , f , ' o i' f 0 , P'*r* ,l,,n * h» M '*•
f l e r k fl r c u l l Court Seminole County n .
conducted by the 'nllowing ottle-r* via.
,
i . v %* I*
tilS'
^ I’ rraident, a, V i - —President, a Serretary
fll.J tr
"
*
, II.C.
, n,j , Tr-aaurer. and a Hoard of Director*. '
•
«-on,j.g „ f n„| |rt, than Four ami not ----------------------------------------------------------------- —
mor, , hin Seven Sturkholdere. and aurh , N o llr e o f . Appllrallon for Tax Herd I .d.r
•ubordlnat- olllrrra and agrnta aa the rorHecllon S ur Chapter
4R8*. I.aw*
.
Lana of Florida
|
Notire
hereby clven
that llurman "S'
I poratlon may authoriir.
authorixe. The Ofllrea of SecNotice la
la hereby
^jvrn that
8 •
rrlary and Trraaurer may he tilled hy Ihe Dodd purrhaaer of T aa Certiflratr No D22
T h e Hoard
uf Dirrrtora and
aatne peraon.
.
...
dated the 2nd day of June A. D. 1902, haa
all other ortl— ra to b- choarn by th- atork
fllrd aald crrliflcale in my office and haa mad*
holder., ahall be rhoaen annually Jiy the application for taa ilrfrl to iaaue In accord
atorkholdera. at th eir-annual meeting . to lie ance with law. Said rerllfleate embrace, tte
held on th - F'irat Monday In January of following drarrlhrd
property ailualed
•itualrd lo_
each year, beginning with the yrgr 1920. Si mmol- county, F'lorl
' Ida to wit
-N I s of
; T hr '•'•••''l-nt and other nfllrer. .hall he , S K ,
SK'k ' l l - . . W 10 Al Sec Zt. f i
i a n n u a l l y by the director, nr by the 2| s* „ 30
j
A |,„ T „ rerllflr.le
" M r” "
the b y-l .wa may direct. o, N „ )M7>
, hp 2ni,
Jun
* '»
I).
j rrqulfr.
1 hr oflirrr* to hr choarn hy the
•
. . .fullnwinr
.
* *fr«rrih#i| '*rd*
‘”p ,
mvrrlnie
thr
j
» ' a me-llng to be held on the a»me
mr I..-V I
\\ l » A of S' I S A uf HI ,
<} \k
I il 4 y 'wn<J immediately att-r Ih- annual me ;
1o( See 2fl.. 1T p 21 S. It jn j; ,
*
.3 m
, l „e .stui
Slt.rkhuldrra
Hoard «u
lit 1
llim i (••
Riiuiui’f ■. The
m r iioaru
,4
r,.r t„ r,
until othrrwlar provided h> t h e ' , Th.r 'P ' * n<
aaaraaed at ih. date
, ,, rr
, , * [ videii py m e , j
i . . Uanrr of aurh rrrtlflcart in the
ai
,,, i t „ L
nil. certi-rate
n
n - e . . . , , i ,i
,,
. l oocanroel
r h i i o ldi, ra
,a ahall eonaiat ol l-eiur
Four mrmleera
member. _____ Unlea.
.aid
T br r.,ll,.w,„K .hall he eefllrera of th- rorp.o ^
1^
eede-m-d ieeordlne t . . .
,,n,,n until thoae- el-rt-d af t ' - -I— tlon
1 reele-m-d arrerrellng to l e » ta> »!»♦«!
a a. a UB,n
i .i .
i
will iwur
thrrron
on .th*.......
................o
h. iI lth*iU>
. - i \urc*f
. 1
ahall n havr
i|uallh««l. namely * '
4
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.uiu
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« A • * * •91 * *
, .
S
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,
.
IF A. Cald*# 11
L. W. Cfttd * %II
S. A. I r * i n
. . n a l U app* a* • d
• •1 >
\ !*»,i
< a,' l « i p
!•
S
M
Caldm.lt . I
M log.I
|i I' aidabidt, l . aur a I*
arid
•eal
K 4 I Mil til 4 '
1 i* r*k « trruH » ourt. Snrin tli 4 ->i»» •
hi *fr
lly \ V. ItoucU*- I
•
Mar
ft Hut ht fl>>r I to rn«
lo the perliin* rlracrtlod
___________________________________________________________
«-\*<'ut«d the (i.frfoinK articUa
Incorporation of the C a i d * r l l Furniture Nol i r r of appllrallon for Ta% llrrd I ml c f
Srrtlon s u f t hapirr ISR*. I.aw. of Flarlfa.
C«*mpany, Inr... and (hrV
. arvirally. arknow*
Iridt-U to nnd lirfer.* mi*, that they
N otic e la hir-by elIvcn that l.xar _ lllxckthe name f o r thr puM»o*r« therrln rtprraand. ab-r. purchxa-r o(
a x CFrtificxt- S'- tl * .
of T
Tx
anti that they. werr thr aamr .prraona named
.
elate it th- Sth ilxv of June* A. D. 1911. hi.
thrrrin a* P
A. Caldwell, I*. W. (ialtlmrll, " fl e d raid certiflratr In my office *n-l
|H. A. I r * i n . I). IF t aldwrll, l.aura I*, ( ’ old* made application for ta * rlrrtl It* i*, u* ia
. ^ ‘ l' and Mary II Ilutherford
»r* i»n! j * re v ilh la*»
Satd c ' f ' fi ~~
r
fn Witne.a Whrreof. I 'h a v e hereunto .1 I trace* the folliiatng drarrlhrd :»r»p
» Oik hand Mild offset al «eal *r Sanford. Sr tni
tia!
iu Semin le C »«nt . I I «rt U
nub t ouf»i \, ft'iwrtda. thio th* 10th *ta> of {
If# .% II. K le h in U 't rt \*l'i
Juf v \ l» I'M
» id «• the property *»f L 1
ySpi*
I T llryan
\U.a T a t f 'rrttfie* «t« No 'V'» »• '
.
N <•r 4r .
I'ub'ii
*»d i l m \
-f J u L
I » I' M*;
- k* ni 1 ' V.
M | I * fTitTi
M • ,1 •
ft!
**I
1 e* a-d*
\ t 4 t * V- ...I'u I c*
1
\ h H •*. r.
• d •• “ v 4 •• ...' a» »»*• tiat#
I '■*»• uiarc*
\t•■•*,* \
..f nil I, r* Militate lo ihe fiaffi* "I
* n» 1 tie
1'ti'M# •■;*| rtrlfftcale s!t.i|l It'* r* t • 'n* *
$.rr> r ti ing to law t v i •!•• «l (•ill •
f hi* ' 11ft* d j )
Au'.v:*! \ I* I *1
WllltrM niv *i*fir-.pt «lrnat •r• ■» d •• ,h,,
I n t u u f t ••( I i i u n l i J u d g e . S l « i r uf H o n d a
.
l
i
e
.>*vh
*l»)
eif
July
A. D. 1919.
I n M F o l a t e uf
%
I ...all
F:. A. IMrtNJLVsS
W * •!#•>■ J. Cramrr, an in«ant/ perron
Clerk
Circuit
Ceetirt
S-r r ln -l- CeeJnly. ' ‘V
Seminole County.
fii-Jtc *
Hy V.. E . Deiutlx-’ .
Su tler ii h* r# by given (o all vfhom it r ay '
t. II
Iftd i hi
Continuous
Dertiand
for
Fruit
»
~ **
.
,
*
•
#v
Helps to Keep Up the Prices
a
*
S ta b ility
o f
ile m n n d
p ric e s
s a tis fa c to ry
C irr u s
E x c h a n g e
p u b lic
to
m a k e
fo r
to
is
any
th e
p ro d u ct
p rod u cer.
c o n s ta n tly
c o n tin u o u s
0
is
a
F o r
w o rk in g
b ip
fa c to r
th is
to
in
reason
ed u ca te
u se o f g ra p e fru it a n d
s e llin g it
th e
th e
at
F lo rid a
c o n s u m in g
oran ges.
.
All the advertiking of the Florida Citrus Exchange stresses
the food and health values of citrus fruits.
»
T h e literature of the Exchange and its demonstration work
feature the many uses of grapefruit and. oranges * in tho
household.
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This educatjnnal campaign is causing a seven-<lays-a-week
use of Sealdswect fruits which helps a great deal in securing
good prices for them.
ToFa the Florida C ltru i Exchange and market your
truk under the Sealdiw eet trade-mark.
F o r full*de>
tafia call on, write to, vxirc or *ph otx
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,
‘ , , U r r h , » n n q u u l f t m l i t i g w i t h I h e malt* m e . . ,,,r ,hr
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,h"
D. Caldwell; i i h - 10th elay of July A.
D. 1919. ..
.uni purpose* therein mcntlonril.
night
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W h i t e will
I Treaaurtr, L. W. Caldwell. Hoard of Dir—
•rail
f:
A
IWICC.I vshers. Mure- than lilt* rfquircd thrt*e,
. . .
In Wltneaa Whereof, I havr hereto , v « " I * tor.: D
V. Caldwell. S A Irwin, D
II
Clerk Circuit Court Semimdr C»»uht> Ha
a e l i ai
auif ufTirtal* ••Nil of nlUn* at San f.r,d. lee
| \y ('(lelwell
fourths of all, tlif Annual confe reire hand
fly V. t. HuUfla** HC
i
..............................
. . . __ ___
fit
r n u n t y uf >• mi o u t r a mi t h r .Stair
6!
-Mr
S t i n t l q y S e h o t i l at lft:.10 A . M .
Vrllrfc Sit
have veite-el to give' them this right; F l o r i d a , on ( hi e t i n Tt h dav of Jul>. A d ‘ I
The h i^ liii t amount of
rtlnr«« or
I •*I !•
ami ih- Bishojm have1 officially pro•eah
»: a . i » o r t ; t . A S S .
liat»ilit> to mhtrh the rorporatlon ran at N o lir r uf appllrallon for T a i Herd I ndrv
tit
Itr
Clerk
Cirruit
t'ourt.
any; tim e .o b je c t Itself ahall be Ten Theiua- I
Srrtlon * of Chapter (RRR. La
« f Florid*
ilaimt-rt tin- fad .
R e d t row * l l r l e f s
. a n d e| I I I . 1100.00 1 l l o l l a r a .
N’ nlirr ft hrrrify f l v r n that (i T I
I r l l r l r S earn
S em in o le C o u n ty
C h a p t e r is o n
purchaser of Tax f'lTtlfir^i** No lo|* IjHr.l
I t so b n p p o n s t h a t M i s s C a r o l y n
n o t ic f : m
h i i»s
The name, and rraielnnera of t h/- .ob* thr I fh da\ «»f Juno K IF IH1*! *«id r#rt j„.
||,,|,,,r
H u ll f o r
th e
C h a p t e r S p e n r o r , I’ Frsitionl o f I bo E jiw o r h l
T h r II hamI *•( Ctiunty C»)mri»i«*l«»nrf • in
tiflratr i m l d i m
th«» f«dlo«in*r <!• u n M
^1,.,!
aerike
fa
an
el
thenumber
of
aharea
taken
by
ur.d f*»r 6rittinwlr ( <tun(> » ill r r r o w • r » l i i l
.
...
I'r^ptr l)
•itiijit***l
in _S«*rr»i»»••(♦* < ur.t>,
H i s t o r y , a c o p y o f w h i c h is o n file League*,' l i f i - o m e * o \ - o l l l e 'l o a m e m b e r bed. Inr tin fiurchaai id ceerrugate-d iron cul
1 *.*'. **
, ...
.
_
.. .e p„i. a. th. ir r. gul.r m. - t , „ g « - hr h.Jd
' ' ‘
« Cl S.n|.;rd F l..rb, a T w .. Share. V'lorida t«*-ikit W N of N W j id ' F , cf
..
N a t i o n a l Heiiu<|uarD*rs at W' h s I i - u f Ihe* t / u a r t e r l y C o i i f e r e n e e un*l has
S
W
,
and
F.
»-l
of
N
»4 of S K ‘ , ..f SU , r|
r, M ,.m ill). Vugu.t Ob. 1919
1 "
< •talmrll. Sinfe.rd. F la . T w — ty.Fe.ur
S*r 4. T p 21 S It 20 K , th. »«ol land
t .»»»> an«l ’
* a * f»* ,
.. .
. ...
...
*
i i i g t u n a n d a n o t h e r '>*;•> *>n fib* at tin* i l i s l i n r t l o o o f b e i n g t h e first l a d y al|M•-dril ri*»» r\» • (hr right (•»
hrinK n«u *t >1 at thr datr of thr iMiuntr «f
7
j S N Ir'vlrw Sanfonl. H a . Flv r Shar*^
1» l» Caldm.ll, Sanford. Fla . Si* Sharr*
•»!»*»« rrrtiArat* In thr name ..f I *r.Wr-••« n.
tin* S o u t h e r n
D iv is io n
m
A t l a n t a | of* t h e S a n f o r d
K. A. lm|*r,|.\SS. Cl* rk.
N ^ethodist
C h tlrrh
I aur 4 I* C t l d u . l l Sanford. F l a . F ” u r t * « n i ' ANo Tav CVrtiftratr N*» *iv:
••I lie
Shana
2nd day
Junr
IF 1902. aald rrrn!Hatrt
H o m e s e r v i e e s t a n d s f o r r e e o n s t r u e - ,j ,
t|,js p r i v i U g e .
Mar* M Kuthrrford. Hanford. Fla.
On* rmhrarr* thr followimc daarrilod p* p*rty
ti n i j .
rrtid ju st m i*n l,
a s s is t u n c o
to
m
tnolr
County.
Florida to It:
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uatrtl
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In
k
t
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w^har*
Nolirr uf S»l»* a f f . m r \\ airani*
Witntaa \\ hereof.
H W * ,• of.............*
Hrr. I. T p . 21*
it it "i , Wr
o •' ha%r
na ar hrrrunt**
iirirunio S F ' »• of
■* N* K
■* ' ii of
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-eelilit-r* a n d -uilier-. a n d I he ir f a m i
Nuiirr la htrrl»' *:i'*n that i i *« lt«*ard »*f
»
.
ind auharrihrd our namta. H It 29 E.. aam** hr I n r « n r f..«irth f »*id
Aibn itv.
.
Cuunly f'»»mrnia*M.nt*:* «»f Snninulr (*uunl>^
° (hr loth' da> of July 1919
rrr tillritc. ihe u(|| land bring
it
lies.
Il
fu rm *h»"
i n f '- r m a t inn
and
I lend*. *||| r i r r i v r ItI•!* up to 10 00 o'clock (
the datr of (hr Uauanrc of «urh rrrtl irat*
"Wi* n ■’•! •lint ! loll lilts a*topiee| a a in . Monda). \ utu -’ 4th. 1919, at I hr
t>. A. CahUrl’l
in close louelj with tlw* government
in thr name of A. II. Wood.
I - W. .Daldvrll .
rk'a oftirr in Sanford, h lorida. for thr purI l a i Olid *ald rrrllOcatr In my offifr »nd
seruring nver«lue allot I me-nts. de- biter of |eiv-. V j ..............xpliiniitloti rh
S. A. Ir%ln
rhaai of S* :niri»dr County lidir warrant* to
ha*
made application for tat deed t t»*ar
11 11 (^ald* •
th«* amount of T h i r l y - f l v r Thousand •$-1N in
arrordanrr mith lar*
'laved Liberty Bomls anil War Risk of lids is the naliiiul in'.ltnaey lie- 000.00
l
a
ura
r
(*«!•!
«k*y
llollara.
to
run
fr*»in
on*
to
fi\r
ha m
end
egg,v.” — C h a r l o t t e
t ?nl*«« tai«L rertlflratr rha'I be rr«l(*R>*<l
•
Mary H Ituthrrfi r«l
insurant*!*. It furnishes Information
tiara, and hrarintf mtrrrat <*r tiir rate of ti *
arrordlnc to law tat drrd will U«iir ther» a
p« r ri-fii . tlir proceed* to l»r tjanl for thr pur- Statr of Florida
.•r
the t l i l i •: a >
\ufu«t \ 1»
a l o n g all l i n e * o f v i u a i t o i i i f l t r a i n i n g
poar of pa>ir^ on thr purcha** prirr and thr County of Setjitnolr
WitnrM m> t.rfii U! mgnature ari l *• .
»
tm
proy
•
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*
of
Court
lloua*
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t
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f
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hr
und*
f
*iprn
d
a
u
t
h
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n
t
v
.
p*
r
the tilth da> . f Jul\ \ I» l'»f,»
f o r t h e d i s a b l e d sold*a“ i s ' a n d s a i l o r s
Mile oft he storv . TLe* st.ity was
Sanford Matin’ ll Three Straight
written by William Mel.tod Kami*,
,
. *,
,
,
The least said about the game
anil the seennrio was yhe Work of!
*e*te -rf*,** ft*- '1,0 *11. ji|i le'*11 fee|.
J. G. Hawks. The leatliiig w e m u n
beeatise it w n- I he- t bird •leese :i*l-
js See* ;i I I", i I
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t,,,• ‘
Ke\
,
a n * ^ a n il, h e l p s p e o p l e t «• hi l p t h e m * e l ve**
Who Mill ■S gre .1I h g l
T»
i mirage .uni >at '
he love- 11it ii - In 1i in
tong a •• *ii og.it e* 11........ .-1ru•11. a
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Fla.
L. A. IIAKES, Manager
Orange County Citrus
Sub-Eichange
ORDANDO,
- . FLORIDA
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�PAGE TWO
THE SANFORD HERALD
I Okccrhobec spent I:
Kuear of Mr. and M
*
Mrs. hllino* and tw
tors loft last Thurs,
home.m Havana, Fli
Mr. arid Mrs. Le M
on friends Sunday. '1
living in Sanford.
.
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
A B U N C H O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S F R O M C O R R E S P O N D E N T S - E V E N T S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N
T V — E F F IC IE N T R E P O R T E R S F O R T H E H E R A L D
WEST
GENEVA
The hot wave Is still with us
think (his the warmest weather
have had for many years.
Mrs. Nicola has been very u
for n few days but is greatly j
Proved at this writing.
ia s m o o t h . 0 ' ' "
to
D a > t6n“
ft*„ Ifo-m,
„||,
and so forth, but now we hear “ over the fence
boy,-” -or “ com e-wr Stuffy, sticJTit over the
fence.” And every .once and a while
does that very th ing.'
*'c-
>
osl jomrrv,
/
C
.
That’s because, a
real, live up-to-the-minute Clothing Store for
Men has tieen established since then.
And
u
that we have done more towards giving the
men the service they are entitled to in the
past three months, than they have been able
to get in the past year elsewhere.
ur Prices, See Our Quality, Gel O u r
THAT’S US .
received a Wound and
and has come to the ;
to regain his health.
Mrs. J. > Du.hel wa
"ll I llesduy the guest o
11oust on
a
g
PERKINS & BRITT
11,1 j
GENEVA
ia j
Mr. and Mrs. W. Branno,
m. 1cnilclrert of Mimms spi*nt the*
at i *‘nf1 here with there parents M
| Mrs. J. W . Daniels. Before goi
Ashville N ('. w here t lie*, will
» 'if* *mi rnm* r
•r
Childrens day wa*
rx,.
the Methodist 'hur,h last
'"Kbi. T in fhil.lren did them:
credit as w*ell as fiieir trainers
10 were Mrs. M. FL Dooley,
g; ‘Katherine Flynt and MisK ,
-r Harrison.
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Mr'
•' -t Nichols;,,.
Ir and Mrs. \. T. |Vu*rs und
mi spent the "Fourth” at Day"tlu ri driving over were Mrs.
. Miss Feat lilyn Flynt, William
I »#4ii
B
0
0
p
0
i
g
U\er a few days wub
Mr and Mrs. J. \\
—
week on Ins way home
attended the Centenary
Columbus Ohio. Rev. I
a Very interesting rep
□
meeting on Inst Sunday
the Methodist church.
|—i were fortumate enough
L-J enjoyed a treat indeed.
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□
A Carload of “ CHEVROI
- - - A re H ere «
_i_
Mr. atnl Mrs. W. L. S’e
L_J been spending the past yi
gia are back home again
'
- '
"Chevrolet 490
fills tlie
There-was a crowd uf 28 people
came over In cars from Ost,.t.n '
Sunday afternoon to attend
Sun
day Srhopl at Moore* Station and
Mr.
hI Mr*. T.
B. Kinard and '
were over
West '
kill. Its very economical
and tires. - - . ssso
minute.
The tonneau and dash
fittings are or such quality and
appearance that they add a final
touch of smartness not surpassed
by .the finest* cars in the emmfr.*
$1275.00 Here
Cameron City folks spending Suny “ • Daytona beach were Mr. and
rs. U , \\. Dressor and daughter
f*fl
|PJt
__
There’* a man at the curb to nerve jou
Helpn, Simeon• Filip
_, ___
and ^
Mr. and
*'Bs. Wiley Wilson and threep daughters.
Wiley WiUon arrived home last
Saturday from a v .nm with his parents in Georgia. • .
™ i , W * A * Knight is at home from u
• b usiness trip to Georgia and he also
WJ j spent several days with his father
j and brother at Dunellen.
S]
BANK
ANNEX
HftntJon former y a-socia^d
with tliotn hits puivliascd all
tlii* insurance business .forniI’t’ly conducted as Chase &
f «*.. A j i t ’s and will h,*r» :i'':< ••
transact same in hi* ttatr
ON
M AGNOLIA
i r customer* for tjb ir b .si
nes.* and commend ih,*n: to
Here are Appropriate New
Waists for Summer
time Wear
.
- f t
^
l
r
m
^Tr. Herndon who wi I c:vt*
heir insurance business h *
test aitintiin.
C H A S E & CO M PA N Y
f
NiWr
IUTMMOR
wAiin
AVENUE
,,a>“ y >» spending the summer
THE BIG
FEED HOUSE
It^was necessary in order to com
plete this department for the asso
ciation to organise under the state'
laws cf Florida a complete insurance 1
company, and the reiiuirments of the
state were such that t his company
becomes us safe
any in exaitence. ■
In Addition to the large pledged bust
ness required by the state luws. a
inent reserve fund of 510,000
*is 'required to be
nlwnys
luired. I he name of the insur
ance company which is and adjunct
of the Florida State Automobile Asso
ciation and composed ulioenihnr nf
anr0
The
ciation
ent tni
compar
by the automobile associations hundling in»sii ranee for their members,
and hiit\c arrived at their turiff
schedul e on the simple basis of losses
in Florida only, which are beiing
and nmr- brought under the direct
control i f 'b e * tle ft dc'iurtmcnt of
the assoc i.li in, n ul the tariff selieduit ml !■:•••* she » . 11j„ t„ |,e the
cheapest automobile insurance . in
exsistenee. This Insurance will be
sold to members of the association
only.
Here is your chance if
Irish Buggy made of all
hardwood, full bolted and
extra wide steel • wheel.
Standard Size Wash Boards
Brass 70c
Gloss 60c
.
White Metal 45c
HARDWARE
HARD W EAR
Kook Stoves, Yes!
$14.75
Plumbing
and Sheet Metal
Contractors
WE HAVE FOUND IT!
DAISY TILE
A PERFECT BRAIN TII.E; Thoroughly Impervious to Water,-Chemical
Derumposlllon. Atmosphere nnd Moisture.
Niulc „rm^l•l|^^ilr^^n|,?
.B,lop' r,, by ,,u' Government to withstand
Nitric nnd I Irrlr Add tests In the construction of It^lmmense aci<j plants.
Our supply Is limited onlyjby our demand.
s o u : AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA.
Stock In yards and 25.000 ready for shipment.
II. \\. Herndon in Insurance
U W Herndon has purchased the
imcfset of S <1 ( has,i A.
, aril)
W. hereafter conduct tin* insurance
I bi,*it„**s ,|, ,|,*r (he name of It \\
Ii-
'•doit
Mr Hirndoo hu> ,|is,..,h,-,|
"f u large jiurt of his farming in
terests and will give the lire insurhlM
lime and attention
having no side lines or other lines
« f business. Mr. Ifrt-ndon needs no
Introduction
to Hi,* public having
been born und raised in Sanford und
for the past twenty years been iden
tified with the business interests nf
Sanford. For thy time being Mr
ATLANTIC HOTEL
Bay and Hogan Sts.
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 Yooms. ’
Rate*, $1.00 up. ‘
* Room and bath $1.50 up
K. F R A N K . P E A R C E , Prop.
Satlsfcctlca fo r the
su’cct tooth.
<*
here, always, and not the least of these is the fact that
because o f our close co-operation with the makers, the
new styles always reach us but a very brief time after
they have left the designer’s studio. Another decided
advantage we want you to remember is that you pay
the identical price here for waists that you would pay
in the larger centers of population. W e are the ex
clusive distributors for this city of the famous Wrthmor Waists, recognized as a standard throughout the
Nation and sold everywhere at the sa me lo w uniform price
\Ve have a ribbon for
• your typewriter
BUCK, B L U B , P U R P L E
or any of the above
•.
with red
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
Office Supply Dept.
<
Phone 148
Sanford. Florida
Pool8 are fond of nlludl
picturesque tradition that
made from the dew of b,
•be fnct ,rf the matter In i
milky bnllH Just merely rep
efTortH of-the oyster tt,' cm
nmjoylng grtiln of sand nnd
less Irritating.
•
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a package,
Scaled
Atrocloua, Indeed.
. ®no ° f the most famous—ah well as
one of the worst—puns of history was
Successor to Yowell Speer Comps
Aid to appetite and
digestion — benefit
and e n jo y m e n t in
LASTIN G form.
It Can De Done.
Vou make $4,000 n year
r. And yet people say, yo
aIr•"— Boston Tra nserljd.
Walking .Downstairs.
It Is. not so difficult to walk down*
Htnlrs on to walk up, ils everybody
know*. Why not try It7 It take* very
little longer time und the many 'cull*
for (tie elevator for descending pa*,
sengers .could be rcduced by n haff'at
least If we were A Idt tlibuglitful. The
saving In current nnd fuel would bp
ycmnrkable.
'
perpetrated by King James I of Eng.
land, when Sir Walter Raleigh, whom
for political reasons ho disliked, was
presented to him. Said the king (It .
log Raleigh with hla fold-enough’ eye.
!7!!*r yJ .
True enough, for I
think o f thee very Rawly, mon j'
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MAHONEY-WALKER CO
7 NDLE
EAST S A N F O R D
' V,nn'„s° m<?"'hat larger than the
4J0, is just as economical to
operate.. It comes to you all doll
ed up with complete equipment,
the body design is right up to the-
SEM INOLE
|; \\
121.00
mm irnm
There’s Another Carload Close On
the Heels of This One
,
the p u b lic that M r
w ▼ .
IwropwI^-CboipWe^^fWemSopcned
rooms-SteimUwkd •H.e up-(^6 n
CDtVVPClkA*Corivpftiwd to [voryrKiftJ•[i\
Kwrl of City •Send For Booklet •••
) • iflNOlZ USniTH, PROP’B •
11 Y 0 1 ,I!S I S f l T IN T H IS LOT, W E 'L L H A V E O N E F0I
■or the man who wants a small
ar thausout of the “ flivver” class
, fl.tsc V
V t -imji.inv
lok,* pIf.Lsiir»* m aiiii,,ini. Ing
11.71
4.75
1.1 *
CATES CRATE COMPANY,
NOTICE!
^ t* " *sh to thank our in m
i l< r m a i l
Putina Smith Fr*d
Putin. CMrkrn Chowder
W.C. Oala *
.
L. .
**l|h Gratia llarduootl A. he
According to Secretary P K. Van
^ alkenburgh who is also secretary
of the insurance company, this depart
ment puts the Florida {state Automo
bile A—.oiatioh in a class by itself
as it will he the only association in
the I nitcd States which cun-boast of
its own mutual non-profit insurance
in line with it v policy of giving COmpain The other state assoi iaIts members the lost slat,* associa
tion in the country, the •Florida
State Automobile Association has
opened the much talked of and lone
I hose Cliaprnaa boys plav the murh ,u
game and work all the time. That i
V
burner of our fine littl!<• catcher M o n -' an'1 rla" »
day may have been a fluke because '
they could not findI the liall but
Tuesday
( happie knocked j( where it could .Stuffy St
not be found, all riight, Guess In* rolling bv
*nd Ralph
ibs arrived
•nnc. that
except Paul j
too any dav
Mrs. A. A. Moran and grandson
Jack F’ tilock i f Miami are visiting
Mrs. Moral.-* •"m. Aubrov M <,m»
und fnmilv.
0
Orlando plays here tomorrow
needless to say there will he
crowd out nt Holden Park evi
it is Saturday and the time to
a weekly hath.
A Clolhing Store W ill. Everything for Ike Man
*11rig
i Clyde Mill
I Geiger arid G
home la-' w
ruin
makes all "ur
’> > back
Dooley, who i> xpe'eted
now.
a
Weldon Henley the manager of
the Southern Utilities here is an old
ball player und was formerly pirhter
on the great Philadelphia Athletics.
He was there in (he good old days
wear a silk shirt of Perkins *fc when Mike Schreck caught anti
Eddie Plank was standing them on
their heads with spectacular plays.
Mr. Henley is still* a great ball
fan nnd is enjoying our little games
here very much. Aside from being
a great bull player Mr. Henley is a
line man and is making many
frit nils here by his gentlemanly and
courteous treatment of (he patrons,
In other word* be is stil playing
(lie old game of heine
P H O N E 166
there are no exaggerations made when we say
Mr
u
was exhibited
Dan in years past.
l! r k!
u
store.
w ^ n - 4 u f p ^ ntoh!iii? e m' uj r^1,l°to>Ko
door. All you hasp to do ls to ,/L >ou,r, or,,f re and de
thin,, you need. Think ol t h ,lL ,!Z d
mor<
tile tieacli dtiosqitoes
numerous and savage
l!
r» l ijrtii ii „f(, r ’
stay of tin day
I.nllgWooil where
stead of inosquit
Mrs M,.l,ley
u
lapsing over the game Wednesday
with Ilradentown lightly it looked
like our team had lost some of their
pep or else they felt sofry for Ilradentown and wunted them,to win one
game. The gam? was real Shnkespeaer
Comedy of Errors—and not the rig**
of ball that the fans want. We can’ t
F'H
(Ask Our Customers)
Investigate
ale Cormick
•
mil Dee ring Mowing Mach
i n e s . H ay R a k e s
and Hat r o w s
u
f
Pot dressed just like they used to be when Sanford
Jasper Driggers has returned to
Columbia South Curalinn .where he
in implojed by the government.
Mr. and Mr... Salsnugh of Orlando
were the guests of Mrs. Salsnugh
parents Iasi Thursd ay.
^
A gents For
International Harveste
u
lino | 0 ly S yc Z K v « S I C K , ,
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As the hall sails
Tf
.
>°VCr t le f(?nCe every‘ nian in the Park jumps to his
i wasn t such a critical moment, or-if we were not at all
P oyer that home? run, we could not look around us and see
"nicn he expects to re
.
WOUJtfj
A rrroA
••
fipbl fence and Bradentow n follow-ed lookeii lor insurance department.
we took up a collection and Stuffy had
Fire and theft and collision insur
enough to make the first payment
ance through this department will
on an auto after the game.
he sold at cost to all members- of
WITH AN EXTRA HOI
EACH DAY? *
»„uni in tt,UU„, y. r t h r „ ^ iV lo ,T “f e n‘v '
n g00<! •I,r0fit trom Oils fall
. Sea/cy is building a garagt
nnd wi | soon be able to accomodate
the public. .
COMPANY
^
WHAT WOULD YOU DO
of the time you eon.um ° I m S L
*>• Dinkei were S
° on Saturday.
was visiting her 3
H. .Chapman in i 3
ft
• i M - i i i i n r t r *frut r
Teiii ^
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IIS.00
*I 7S
ftGTJ
**-<0
’
top” or t'lias our quota gone over the.top,”
or “ one more day and it will go over the top”
IX
long wood Pick • I
Truitt und family
from t'uranado bej
rniUf,nrf. .WrlitM
l ♦ * fr»l
f, t ||,r ;
|'< f f *bln • !*»•,. • «
Jr1
* ,!*rfn •*. *f
m1 ^ tr*Tf\| if tt <>4,1. , fr
*
W e have it, can get i( , or it is ’nt made
lor less than you can buy it for elsew here
We^used to hear, not long ago, “ over the
Mrs. Will Satcher of Sanford wns
And the water has come to stay
the guest of
her
parents. Mr.
Mrs; C. \\. Entzminger lust week.
Not so much kick old brother " H a l "
Those to attend the ball game ip
Soon you shall have" a good canal
Sanford on Tuesday were T
I*
lu«t rfuilk the bottom of your tar. I.' WIS. Hill Lewis and J. S Dirikel
Ami it will fioat-so there you art*.
Dr. Ilende rson o:
The Sand Hill Poet: *
ooc/n/0/jt
fliirwt lli.r*,
SO lb tin of lord
.
Ohl.hom* Hour. 21 lb urh
100 lb« Sugar
.
.
A Good S m i t h Fred, no lilt
Hand, all of Or
E. Phipps nnd T. P.
n
Some day prehaps
brick.
If you only pay y
One brick is not i
Hut better tbftn all
you get stuck with your
lust wait aw hile, . preha|
float.
Away to Stay
U»
**A Krrd foe Ktei y N’rrd**
la M ;
daughter, Mrs. If
DEAL FOR FOUR ROUND DOLLAR
SOME OF OI K .SPECIAL PRICES
Those to enjoy a pit
Springs last Tuesday v
Mrs
S. Morton Mrs., Gregory
Maurev ami little son Gregory .Jr.
On account of that old sandy road •
9 • i
A □
I
We hear Upsala
are had
They are no
tan thev
"ustrr had,"
Mr. Nieola spent Tuesday at his
.
'
old home place nt Soldier Creek nnd Hut don’t try to F
And you won't
reports everything all right.
sand road.
Mrs. Will Robinson was a pleas
ant caller at Mrs. J. E. VaughanTt
say some folks have bought a
Sunday afternoon.
car,
The thought of having hrirk roads
at Upsala seems to Worry some people. I
Prehnps the only kind they
They are so afraid they will have- to |
I *r..ls «• *i fft,
wan (’
1 i8 a lit-' ~
Pippi wras in
Saturday.
Mrs. Vaughan wns shopping
town Tuesday nnd made * sever
calls.
Chase
Mosquitos
P A C E THREE
Mr. and Mrs. Me Da
land and Mrs. Hardn
The aeroplanes arj- passing pret
often but don’ t give us a call.
FIBDand THEFT and COLLISION In»uruncc Issued by Ihc FLORIDA STATF
AUTOMOBILE ASSO dATIO N is ,he
safest and cheapest in (he world. Write
lor information lo headquarters Orlando
AKents wanled in ciery lown in Fb.ri.i,
THE SANFORD HERALD
Mr. and Mrs. If,
from Jacksonville Mon
nel now of Canada bul
live at Lake Mary r
them.
AVENUE
Automobile Protection
JULY 18, 1918
Tight
Kept
Rffiht
WRAPPED
ihc P E R T
D O U B L E M IN T
I JLYi L T v y eIALIj ^
�PACK FOUn
THE SANFORD HERALD
tona BeacR Saturday
family then’.
Fertilizer Materials
COTTON SEED MEAD
CASTOR POMACE
' TANKAGE
ASHES
LET l ’S QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OP
A L L KIN D S OF M A T E R IA L V\ E WII L >AYE
• YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU
— GCOD SERVICE —
CHASE & COMPANY
.Sanford, Florida
caller Sunday afternoon, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hallinger while
her parents visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Magnuson."
(Continued from page 2)
Jesse -Lee and wife and little
home this week on Beard&II avc. daughter, Lenorc motored to ,Sp/They bought the Deterleh place in rento last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner and
Miss Gladys Dictrrich is expected
family
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
home on her vacation soon from
Fred
Krell
on Sunday.
St. Timothys hospital Hoxborough
Philadelphia,
Pa.
Miss • Pieterieh
Mr . Geo. Clark is very weak
is taking a three year training as from the bursting of a vieji abdvo
her nnkte last Firdav while cutting
G. C. Black well and bride are
new arrivals from North Carolina,
Rev.
Alberts! n
our
SabbathTh'ey arc living in one of Joe Camer school missionary, hopes to he with
on's houses on Miller avcnic.
us for a service next Sunday after
G. C. Chamberlain was here frt>m noon a* 4:00 and at Lake Mary in
Monday attending the morning. He will he the guest
Daytona I
to business
J. F. Hickson has bought an im
1
iloLin-wi.ik
!-• hard
"Nth 1 Tomatoes
No. 2 Tomatoes
No. 2 Okra and Tomatot
No. 2 Vegetable Soup
No. 2 Best Sweet Corn
No. 2 Fork & Beans
No.’ ll Pumpkin
No. 3 A Sour Kraut
No. 3 Apricots
Xu. 2 Plums
No. 2 Toll I ’ink Salmon
No. :! ( lam <Tiowdor
.‘> Macaroni
Codec, 4 lbs. ,
Rumford Baking Powder,
Toilet Paper
ennugiijr when ■<
e.q.h..
Mv *-v Sa.furd vvt.man witu is j
avifig i.t-ad.n-tii , id n* and nervous
di.rzv headai *»••' and kidne.. or
S ea F n a o i V ash iiP T P i i u i !
t i i a n t l o a ' s W a s h i n g I \/,*
eenier irmpdi-s sn mid hif 'gttid to in •d
, ' i: furd w->rn.i . - * xp* *:i m-i
Prige tiOc, at a I |i
ask f r a uatitev
Kuhn} P:!l> ftn
had. Ff«ier-MHha
BUSINESS CARDS
• M rs. W. E. Voting is > pending
the wi*ek at Daytona Bea- k.
l ai r
y
n
OFFICE IN T |li: COURT IIUCSE
SANFOItD
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FLORIDA
A box party was given Tuesday
evening by the. Pres id erg an 1 VicePresident of the W om an'll'C u b for
the benefit of the Library. A urn of
$20.20 was realized and
very
pleasant evening spent. The weqthor
was good and the supper w.us given
on the vacant lo. next to the Bap
tist ehurch. Mr. if. B. McCall
actid as auctioneer of the hoXes.
Mr- and !^lrav C. L. West .and
TIIOMAS EMMET WILSON
. Wilson
c. m t m s o s iio c s iiu lit v children. Mrs. Mary West and Miss
Mary Brannon spent Tuesday in
&
Orlando.
Hoosbolder
Sanford
Miss Else
Marshall of Atlantal
tin. n visiting her mother .Sirs. (). j
A
Marshall, lhi~
Best Butter
Best Rice
Meal and Grits ,
Atlantic, Matches
Blue Tip Matches
Roast Beef
Corned Beef
large Herrini;
N<*. I )t,ce»i!a \pples
\\ bite Meat, Best lb.
No. 3 Sweet Potatoes
Bight House Soap
Bight House -Cleanser
Arbuckle Colfee
Fruit Jars, Doz.
1 a n s . f o r c a n r .im :
Corn Flakes
Post roast ies *
Shredded Wheat
Cream of* Wheat
Oat Meal
No. 3 Dill Pickles
lf> oz. Sweet Pickles
Chop Pickles Peanut Butter, 12 oz
( ‘atsup
Mustard
Jams, 1 lb. in tin
Jellys in Glass
Corn Starch
a Ikg and tlu*.r li
Three boxes eti ire!
and 1 ant glad to
sc h el Le m a in e s
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA
It. C. MAXWELL, Manager Hanford Uranrh
On account of our growing; business we must have
more room and the Cash and Carry Sale is the re
sult. You get what you want and carry it home
saying cost of delivery. We are giving just a tew
prices here. Impossible to give them all but the
big reduction is on everything in the house—Gro
ceries, Hay, Grain and Feed. : : : : : : : :
Huy Lee and wife and little Son
have moved to Sorrento"; being assist
cd by (heir brother Earnest, while
there Roy will have work in the mill
\ birthday partv at Crystal Lake
Rev. Svvatihhn. the
Lutheran church, gave
last Munfav evening
.
Dally Thought
Sllcnco Is more eloquent than words.
All the Royal Neighbors are urged —Carlyle.
Duncan A Mitchell is expected
home ;u ij day having arrived (rtu
n o r ->eus a short time ago.
Mr. and Mrs. H. (!. Lundquist
Christ Bucuvel is driving a flue,
recently
lost
t l nur
ponv
Minnie,
L.g Morrell lo>r-f recently punliasqd'
which they hive had (<fr a longtime
of Joe Cameron.
By those who know, she is said to
Lee Kinard and family have moved tie .'|5 years old, a great age for a
to (he Gripped house near Lake
horse and one that speaks well for
Jessup .1 O Miioln^l moved into
her owners. We understand she was
the Moses house on Beartlall live
orginally owned by the family of
A K Miteht-ll moved up on Mitehril
M r s T U W i l s o n of Paula. St i c had
a sway hack.
giu i nine hist week t
home of her daughter
Barteiaon.
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WILSON
& TOOMER FER TILIZER CO
Mumili-tur.-n „f Id -si F.-rtilittr - D f« l* l tn Spray Pim ia i
Attention
• Avery Norton «if Tampa, enroute
from a visit in Georgia, stopped
over a few days with his relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stedt and Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Lee of Cpsala.
While here one evening was spent
Very pleasantly at the lake where
they were joined by .fir. Krieson’s
family and Carl Pierson and‘ a nice
lunch was served
proved farm at Rand* Siding so he
imiormod o-. muldn't quit the farm
ing gam* after ail.
A
m
rM
Citrus Insects and Diseases:- £hort, plain descr
t io n <f the common citrus troubles with dir
tioi.s for treatment; also receipts for sprayin^
.advised and directions for spraying and p'runing,— twenty-four, pages.
Gtrdcn 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, sprayirg, etc.
M isrclkncors (iron Troubles:- This twenty-page
. took treats of the peats found on avacado, tigs
grapes, guava, lawns, mango, ornamentals, peaches
pears, pecans, ■persimmons, plums -and tobacco
Write today for information that will help you.
of Mr
Frirsui". The Bible, that
Rev." Edwards promised us has ar
rived, being a beautiful gift from the
Winter Haven to our Mission church.
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Howard and
three daughters drove home from
PahoKei in their car Sunday.
Mrs. Tina Warren Beatel tame
litime Sunday from Orlando where*
she has been in !>*** hospital for
some Hint- greatly improved In health.
1
to join "h is to he present at our next meeting
Thursday night the 21th. We have
business of • importance in . w h ich
Mrs. L. O. \\ lute and little son
Lit on left Thursday for a visit to every mem her should he interested
I lease make a special "effort to he
Port Tampa.
there.
We are called upon by Head
Mrs.' A.
K, Crawford and .Mrs.
(
amp
to vote on the inrrease of
Kir-n spent Wednesday in Sanford.
rates and it is to your interest to
Mrs. Simmi?”’ Harrison of Jack
he present. Meeting opens promptly
sonville is visiting her cousin Miss
at 8:30.
•- 'u liclle Jones.
“ Recorder"
O. P. Swope is in Chicago on
business.
Knggacmcnl Announced
•Thore was a heavy electric1 storm i
The many friends of Miss Blanche
in Oviedo Sunday afternoon. Such
a one has not been experienced in E. Spurling of Sanfofd, will he pleas
several years. The chimmey was ed to learn of the announcement of
knocked off the school house, several her engagement go Mr. Wm. I. T.
small trees struck and two or three Stringer of this city, the wedding to
people knocked down hut no one take place some time In September.
was hurt,
Miss Spurting is one of Sanford’s
most ^ p u l a r young ladies, she also
having a wide circle of friends in
Card of Thanks;
• We wish to express to our friends Orlando.
in Sanford, who* so kindly came to
Mr. Stringer i.Chne of Orlando’s
us with .words uni! acts of sympathy well and favorably known - young
in our time of great need and sorrow- men, having for some time held
our heart-felt thanks.
V
a* responsible position in the local
Mrs. Arthur P. Key I '-'tofneo.— Reporter Star.
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Key'
JULY 18, 1919
it a person
THIS SALE STARTS
—
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HU
=
It is impossible for me to give you prices on everytl
store, but it is reduced prices on everything.
Come
all, and try the cash and carry plan. Everything i
fresh and the best o f goods. : : : : : , : : :
week.
T. L Cushing left Thursday for
n trip to Jacksonville, and points
in Ohio.
Still H ave Good
Envelopes at
•5c a Pkg.
Mita Mary Lcmhart spent Sun
day in Orlando.
E. A. Famed spent Saturday at
DaytCna Beach.
, T. W. Lawton has returned from
T ullah asset*.
'
Offlre Supply Dept.
Phone liS
Fattfj.J. Liar Ida
J. It. Lve Jr. left Tuesday, for a
i r dress trio to Jacksonville.
.* W. J. Lawton returned to
Day-
First Street, Between Chase & Company and Joe’s Smoke House
�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE FIVE
Sponge Resembles Plant
Seen nilv«* In its natural surroundrs at thi> bottom of ilit- «en, (ho
"tige Wmts 'iltke a small plant.
Hinging In an old Industry lit Nassau,
ost of the ‘'harvest of-tin* s**u” In
e-war days was shipped to tin* emit
oncoin nr hots of Europe— 1. union
d Paris, Now York also canto In for
(Continued front Page 1
a rule and the business man
decidedly blue.
A few however realizing that some
steps must bo taken by which the
vast products of Sanford could he
better handled, and better distributed
Better Off Than HI* Dad.
Nowadays a mnn thinks lie Is bnvdecided that* a properly managed
organization was the only salvation. lug n rough time when he has to help
Hence it would be proper to say move the furniture around n bit, for
Hint since necessity Is* tho mother of getting that his glorious dad used .to'
all invention* so was necessity tho spend n week out In the hnck ynrd
beating the dust out of carpets and
inspiration and the amhituui that
thought nothing of It.
put the Sanford Truck Growers,)
l tie., in to exsistenre. It is unneces
sary to dwell on the results ob
tained by the organization in more
words and since figures count Fiest,
wo have, had tho pleasure of going 1
over the records of this organiza
tion at the close uf the season.and
the representative of the Herald was i
amazed to see just what lias been
accomplished.
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Ill L I.h i, Ph.l>„ l.ltl.I)., I.L.D.. President
Del.and. Florida
S E N D N O W FOIt A C A T ALO G
T ill: c;II t i l l \TK flRrAUTM i:NT-*-Dr(r*ra Hf
Tilt: roi.t.KCK.ot' 1.limitti. aiith m u m e n
•nit: rot.u'tit: o r m iie iia l aiitn m u wo
dormllorlfii,
Till-;
T ilK
THK
TIIE
THE
t
ttJLI.KCJK OF LAW —(.'ratJuate* praflint In
COLLEGE OF KNGINKKUING—Cotaraea In
COLLEGE FOIt TKACHEIIH —Especially fur
COLLEGE OF »CHINKHS>-U«nMnc. Uo«kk<
ACADEMY —Prepare* fur all high grade colic
Spccinl Alleniion Is Called (0
Tfer I'rrhm lnirr Course in Agrtrutluro HoUny. HUIofj. O rf.nir *1111 InoM.nlc
ChrmUlry, ciu*llr-#,“ * — ■ ..... — • *
* * *
• --
Mineralogy, (ieuli
The* Par Meillml Court
Zoology,
..
..r v . Hntany
, „ ,Jrnr r*! Ck. ? nU' , f .
" I ' Cfcrwljilry. U r f . n i e ChumlMry."
lpl.1it.tlvi, >n.l lluinlllMlI.r t hrmlilry, t’ h)*ir..
jf
chutoi
t l I . t l r n l u r r , 111,lory, Knfll.h, P * y .
H# ami I ha l . m
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The first thing noli-able is the
fact that tho first dephsit made
through the peoples Rank of Han
ford was on May 28th, IlMS. and
the' amount being $251.00, St fire
that time aggregate deposits of the
Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., through
this hank -has liven Jtii0,000.110
the gross business amounting 'to
$1,000,000.00. The organization has
handled around one llintwand solid *
cars. It has one hundred and forty
loyal members* who ship their en
tire output through Hie- organiza
tion. it ebarges a commission of
only 5 per cent oh F. O. It. sub* *
and gets only .*! per cent 'out of
consignments. Without a dollar and
with minimum of ten percent uf the
stml. subscribed the organization
Ladies Ready-to-wear and
Marked Up
iiM n
Diamond’s
Due t>> the g'tud offices nf the
bankers wIm fop-saw the possi billties, and due to the successful tniinag'-meti! (if'rlic orgamzati n through
Uie
ollicres. directors and active
management, financial aid was given
the little bunch of urginators and
the result is that the par value of
the stock was orgmally $10 00 per
share has increased tn value fully
101:1 per lent
New York Ready- to-Wear
312 Sanford Avenue
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Sanford, Florida
Adjustment
United States Tires
Fabric, 6,000. Miles
Cords 8,000 Miles
are Good Tires
U A L I T Y m cnaU s in one word,
short, ns its meaning *s leng —
Q
M IL E A G E .
D iam on d P lu s Q lality speaks in
the D iam on d P 'u : M ilea g e A d ju st
m e n t— 0,000 m i 'js tor Eabricn —
o.OOO i n ’!
i lie
I hir. hi* f '« st asi hi t hr itr^ura, .«
turn distributed t.i the (urtners
fiomething over .'Hbl.otlfl crates and
hamper's and was able to d-* Ibis at
a sa\ iig oT from one to tv.o and a
fur Ct . ds.
L>iurno;/J
l
re * is a
Leader
a m o y g t ; . v’.; in q u a l i t y , \ c u r s o f
s e r v ic e h a v e p r o v d.
,1 i* ti ne
O nly qu ality can m ak e good the
plus m ileage, the D iam on ds you
buy m u st pay in full.
G e t .D iam onds
sured in miles.
for quality, m ea
ADJUSTMENT
arics - 6,000 Miles
rds - 8,000 Miles
f r v i g i i.
i mmt s - i e i i ,
cr
in
-
' Royal
C u rd '
in tli rta!. and ur •-■•me cise.-t fertilizer,
U net earning.of better -thap/ $->.000
per man has been paid‘ out to the
members.
In .'addition the tUock i.s paying
10 per rent dividends and the or
ganization still bns^ a nice, surplus,
its <apital stock, and over $12,000.00
worth of property owned and paid
for on which .to begin its. next sea
son. Has an established credit and
high rating and is financially hacked
to , tneqf any and all requirements
N obby
Plain
snd competition.
Seminole Bank'Annex
Magnolia Avenue
Sanford, Florida
.IVeU In Comrr.unitlc*.
The weaver birds, of Smith Afrlen
loin forces. Scores of pairs nest tofather under a huge utnhrella-ahapcd
il nu t tire which they build by their
,-nnililned labor.' Some of there ntimi•ng co-njierallve neslk conlaffi u good
'unload of grass.
,
''Cobbler1* Dozen.”
While In must countries thirteen Is
always spoken of ps "Hie linker's doz
en," In Italy It Is called "the cobbler's
dozen." There Is a tradition In Itnly
Hint formerly there was n law com
pelling cobblers to put twelve nails
round the edge of n hoot heel, mid
that when nulls were cheap, a thir
teenth ntfcll was driven In the center
for tuck.
Eastern "Mad-Stone*."
In eaBlern countries rabies Is treaU.
ctl by the "tabasheer," or some othor
form of what are Indifferently called
"unlike stones,” or "mndstones," and
which tirg believed lo he u specific for
nil fornix of poisonous bites or wounds.
"Tabasheer" is a porous, stony accre
tion found In Hip stalks of Immhoo. It
was.used In I'ersln so long ago ns the
tenth century, and Is carefully de*
described by tin- French traveler Tav
ernier, who vi.Sit'd India In Jhe seveni ,i*< .Avatary
* ta#
lev.,[1;
Put United States Tires under your car and
you’ll find them the real thing. *
They’re built to wear—to give you the kind
of economical service you want. And that’s
just what they do.
Hundreds of thousands of regular users w ill
vouch for that—lots of them right around here.
.
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There are five distinct types of United States
Tires—one for every need of price or use.
We have exactly the ones for your car*
We know United Stiites Tires
B <& 0 MOTOR COMPANY
OVERLAND SALES & SERVICE COMPANY
PHILIP W. ROBERTS-MIMS ' '
.
�was loo much fi r
All It
1 1
li "
:i o
nw i
4 1
4 1
I 0
:i o
li 0
li PC) A K
:» 4 0 i)
1 A a 0
1 0 0 0
l () -* 1
•> 1 1 0
0 14 0 0
i 0 0 0
0 n 1 I
0 0 -1 1
NOTICE.
*
3 5, IX*'), 00
3.Y(Mu.0fJ
horony given tlmt n|>|dicaiitaifi' 11» llori. James \V.
:«S i'f the Scvcntli Judicial
mrida. at J).-I.md. Florida,
In- nijiv In- foilfol, at II
'In- niorrtini' of .Inly 'JHth,
' ’•*11
after a-, ..p|i!ica' It" ird. for ii'i orili-r .i|i|irns'r; t -I 'In F, rnul.I l.aughton
' V I ' -I-'- A.inn l a 11.111.
S.UOq.Otl
3.8 >0 00
2.3 i l 00
X.1Vt.lXI
-M M l
io .-w j .o
(In- oli
ur>- of which Ih to conduct
•I li'fspitul in Sanford, Flor
in nuiu-ri or as mitnngers
> afid i-vi-ry thing necessary
ml operate*- successfully thi*
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Watkins 5; sacrifice hits,
i, Francis; sacrifice fly, f n.
len bases. Stewart; battler
fdlct; •time «if game 1.40:
WnltVrs.
iilcnlown Wins Second y/i
having won seven straight
Sanford wus defeated in.tjie
Kaine by Hradentown by the
I 6 to 0.
The locals made
t s in the first three innings
»nt a single and double
three times at the hat
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10th liar nfJulv, 1919.
II. C . fiiiltiuv, l7utary I’ubllc
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PAGE EIGHT
to- politic* and Parites, drive on
with his God .given task regardless
of the effect on his own personal
future.
P. CONNELLY
REAL ESTATE
YOUR PROPERTY
WE A L L SELLING ALL CLASSES
FIRE INSURANCE4
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Liability
Property Damage
Agent Drew Development Co.
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City Lots in A ll Parts of City
Celery Lands in M. M. Sm ith’s Sub Division
A . P. C O N N E L L Y
EVEN THE GATE POST
NOT IN IT
A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes
and Faith, " H e ’ll Print 'em "—
So Says Snunlercr.
these men ran lie stationed- at cros
sings and arc given these positions
by many of the railroads after
they havj* been retired. At any rate
I believe that the A. C. L. can save
money by having men at these
crossings and one damage suit a
year would cost them more than tin*
salary of a flagman and save trimimcra"lih* accidents and loss of lues
We
Glnd'that He has given the chance
to give to the United States a grout
Federal Ranking System thijt is
the lirst real hanking System she
has ever had. Glad that Old Virginia
hus again given to the world a Son
whose name will be written in letters
of Gold on the pages of history and
indelibly engraved on the grateful
hearts of suffering and
opreased
people throughout the entire world.
His motto " F o r Humanitys sake"
is worthy of emulation —
L. It. Philips.
M Records
nspiring “Marseillaise* sung
in English by Graveure
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Your H om e ^ Your Auto -
BUDGET .OF O P I N I O N "JUST
BETWEEN YOU AND M E "
New July Numbers of
never
know
w fieri
I (u se
acci
dent# ure gating to happen and a
dangerous crossing is a public menace
John
Murrell
Cravcure it one of tho fear tiring
irtiitt great enough to give all the glory
of the world** long of victory, the long
thit uved France and civilization, dear
to ill ircmendout climax "for Vktjry
or.Death ." Coupled with "Th« Trum
peter," also lung by Cia- cure.
at Okccyhohcc
The fame of Okeechobee as a
place— in—which any character of
business can lie* established and be
come sucessful has traveled to the
remotest paVts on the United States,
and ns a place in which any man
representing qny of the professions
could also locate and secure a til
e r - . .ve practice, Okpechoboe ap
pears to nppeal, us was evidenced
yesterday'when Mr. John M. Murrel
arrived here from Sanford and op
ened nlllces for the practice of law.
Mr." M u rre ll cornea to our city
‘with the highest of recommenda
tions as a lawyer fitted in every way
to be a cerdit to t but learned p ro
fefsion. He graduated at S.tetson
University in the law school, and
then took a course in the law de
partment of the University of Flori
da, from which lie graduated^wllh
high honors. ,
A-GIOG-JI.JO
Maurel Makes Marvelous
Record o f “The Rosary"
"Like a itring of pcirli" indeed come
the divine notes of Maurcl'ivivtd voice
in this song that hat touched a million
hcartn So pure and tweet and limpid
are they that their sound wuuld louihu
a soul in torment. On the rm ne of
thii record Maui tiling*‘‘At Dawning.**
A-27Z4—$1.00
When the call came for soldiers
to take part in the great world war,
Mr. • MUrrell responded without u
moment's delay, enlisting two days
after' tin* United States cast its cup
juto the ring, and ’ served until ryrently, when he mi., he was mustered
with the rank of lieutenant, a posi
tion won by his soldierly hearing
amt liis ability as a leader of men
Mr. Murrell practices not only in
StracciaH Sirius Sublime
Love Song "Core'Ngrato*’
All the pirn an-rpjuinn which only
Ptraccia: i. al bis grrairtl, could convey,
arc in thii wonderful outpouring pf
love. Thi» Nripoli'an tong give* you
StraveUri at hit men inipired height*.
49522— $1.50
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C O LU H U IA G K A F H O F U O N t C O M P A N Y , N .» Yoik
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erossiiig
at
last
the
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French
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e r i i p a s l 7.es
what I have sani before tliat danger
ous railroad crossings should have
gates or w atehemn t >w am I lit puhlit
Flit* railroad- have the pi l i s t . . n -ytern anil when a man gets too old
to maintain ;pti\c work lie is pen
sioned and nulls work but many of
Sanford, Florida *
FULL LINE OF PH O N O G R APH S AND
J \1 KSIIM .1 1',
BUILDERS
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t r iM
ertllixers. Ulscclif
St r eet s. I’oultrv Stipdo-s
we h ive It --n m nuiu'-t'.irim: fcrlili terr i i Cos >•
-si' isiied cuAttiiuefs in every county in Fiuridu.
Price I.)1'-.
Prices always i t iim*
i:. SI'U U.ING. Local Agent*. SANFORD, FLORIDA
SUPPLIES
LUM BER
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Now is the time to place your older
for the “ Fordsoir Tractor.” The
very best and cheapest trac
tor for all farm use.
Price of Tractors
Power Pulleys
Extension Rims
prices t. o
Factory
G. F, W I L L I A M S
Dealer
EDW
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llo-t-s' lifoitgltl our 1'lignin Faliiera !
tti these ithnres anil under the su- j
perintemlence of Washington planted1
the seeds of Freedom and love 6f I
humanity ifi the hearts of this great
nation and gave us a Jefferson ami
a M onroe and a Lincoln to cultivate an
• are for this spirit until it. grew into
a nation powerful enough to merit
the need ;rl tins time in the worlds
history. I* am glad that in these days
that lie raised up Woodrow Wilson
and tilled him with u “ double por
tion" of this spirit, gave him a vision
which showed him that America
could no longer lie bound by a nar
rowed “ Monroe Doctrine" that would
cause us like the I'riest and "L e v ite "
to draw our robes about us and "Puss
by on the other side" while a bleed
ing butchered people or rathet- peo
ples of the land across the sea called
for help, but that it must he made
to mean "America for our Brothers
in every land". Glad that He in
spired the saitl Woodrow Wilson
witlr* wisdom and courage to lend
our nation i;i a most marvelous and
rapid preparation
and rniuipment
to meet Hus great need and come
to the help of cnir only Mother Eng
l and and Bfeeding Sister France in
time to save them from the d e s t r o y
er. Glad that Hi* also inx|iiri-d him
with tin- wisdom to outline thr* "fourt«*i*n points" of principles on which
tin- peace hus at lust been established.
That ho gave him a vision of the
League of NUlfons founded on the
principles of Divine Love which
shall und will at last succeed us
to cause "Wars to cease on t ie
Earth’.*.
Glad that III* has given to him a
heart and a courage so great and
Unselfish that ho* can rise superior-
Portable Saw
L oo k at those pictures. T h ey show
h o w thousands of farm ers through
out the country are doubling the
Portable Power
carry it on your running board, a n y
w h ere there is w o rk to be done.
usefulness o f their autom obiles—
h o w they are providing; themselves
In a m om ent’s time, it is placed
beneath the rear w h eels of the car
(any m ake) and is ready to run.
at a sm all cost w ith a wonderful
portable p o w e r plant w hich fur
nishes the most economical belt
p o w e r on earth.
A n yon e can operate it, for all you
have to do is to run your ow n auto
mobile engine w ith w h ich you aba
thoroughly familiar. ..
W it h . L A Y P o rta P o w e r, your
autom obile can be instantly con
verted into a *portable p o w e r plant
that w ill give from 8 to 15 horse
power.
N o te from the pictures
h o w s im p le a n d practical
L A Y P o rta P o w e r is. Y o u
W e handle the complete L A Y L in e
of Portable F arm Im plem ents, in4
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— a w■ ,
eluding L A Y P o rta Pow er, L A Y
F a rm Light, L A Y P o rta Saw, L A Y
S a w Rig, L A Y M ilk in g M achine,
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L A Y P o rta M ill, L A Y P o rta
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P u m p , L A Y P o le Saw;, etc.
Glad to demonstrate thi
machine at any
tiir.e
p ir **e ‘ iv p saws in stoc
now but you had better get
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yours early.* .
Quality - Price - Service
Everything in Hardware
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,T H E SANFORD HERALD
Auto Tires
and Tubes
Automobile
Accessories
Sporting
Goods.
Bicycles and Bicycle
Supplies :_ _ _
Vulcanizing Plant w ill be in Operation b y
July 15th -
PMGE NINE
ry with IIh< eoinmnn barberry, against
which there In it federal quarantine,
becnti*'- It 1* iiiidorMimd to entry wheat
n iN t.
The Japanese bnrherry cijn he
purchased of tiny nursery man very
chenply. Small plnntn set out two feet
apart ruuke n thrift fence serving two
purpose*. protecthm nml orimmentn
tlon.—Thrift Magazine.
Street Trees.
The nppenrnnce of n city Is its chief
innterhil unset. The caliber of a city's
people, ns a whole. Is exactly ex
pressed In the outward and visible
aspect of their municipal home. Now
there Is nothing that gives tone to this
aspect tike well-kept parks and welttreed streets. More ami more this Is
coming m lie noted, anti Increasingly
U attention being given to the adorn*
Ing of city streets with trees. Also
It Is seen that to depend on private
Initiative In this, matter will not do.
What Is needed Is lo bring the plant
ing, nurture, care and protection of
street trees under municipal control,
and such eontmj concentrated In n
single department specializing In the
one thing, viz., street trees.
Plant Long-Lived irletle*.
doming trees select lung-livedJitmlwoml Vitrleth-s, sueh_as the elm.
maple, walnut, oak. hack her ry, linden,
•yentnure. locust. One for every solJlrr and pne for every sailor who has
been lit the service. These trees to he
planted along.till o f the hlghy.ays and
byways leading old of and Into Cltl/ngo, and Upon such, residence streets
*s tmvc no shade trees. There let the
m lv e rtls e iite m s onto trees, sides o f
result of this xote speak for Itself. The
burn* ami fences within the limits o f t ttec as a growing monument for the
highways and on property rtf persons hoys who served will win.
owning hind, without the owner’s per
mission. .Is prohibited Ity law, Col. Ed.
Architecture Important.
ward S. Cornell, jfeeretury o f -the Na
It t« an asset to own a well-detional Highways I'roteetlvi • society,
slgtnnl Indue— a house done by an
stated at lloston when I'oniiuenllng on
srllM wlm 'Understands (he essentials
the w ork Ids society I - d o in g to brailIn
Phone 251-W
Sanford, Florida
• rates this wholesale disfigurement
nnist he In a somewhat rndlnientnry
stale as regards Its simulants of elviC
beauty.
Eyes which are forced to
grow ifceustomisl it* such physical ugli
ness grow desensitized to ugliness of
ilfT sorts ami are prone-to tolerate ugly
speech and thought and aetlnn.
ttomeTown
115 Park Ave.
uni 'principle* 1 1 f gimd design: there
ore iitdv too few who know (best*
oidnetpH-s and how to prnetiiv them.
A side altogether from tile stand
SEES BILLBOARD AS EYESORE Cleveland Planning Not Only to Pro
I be Hist e-sern|nl to Inexpensive
[ point of beauty Mild Cojonel Cornell,
Vide Homes, but Wholesome
tlfldltig Is -Implicity of general Ciititnailing
of
advertisement-^
onto
trees
Writer Denounces Monstrosity as DeAmusement for Citizen*.
iiesjt Inn. but In make It a success
is Imriiiful to tile trees themselves and
structlve to Every Standard
il en- must lie splendid proportions of
also (lie fact flint heavy nails are left
Cleveland,
t*..
which
has
been
one'
of Civic Beauty.
-very part m Itself and Its relation
of the llr.*t elites to begin building on j Embedded in the wood renders the with adjacent parts and .the whole.
work of sawing them Into lumber dan
Itensonahle popple no longer expect an extensive scale,1 will not only prise|
The scale of the house must he Just
gerous ih tin* workers Inter.
in take a railroad Journey without hav vide for the needs of Its homemakers |
“Iulit ti- I'liarneter Is us to-eessury
Colonel Cornell added that a blit to
ing to look nt billboards advertising who mti*i have’ duellings, but will
is the ilmmcier of the Individual.
prohibit unlaw till signs on highways
shaving soap or toothpowder, set ta tho make sure that nIL Its residents have
Good ludgment is a rule talent and
bad recently been Introduced III the
amusement during the summer months.
midst of the choicest scenery.
It must tie exercised in the small
lower house of the Illinois legislature.
It lends n shudder to the tlmuzht of As a menus of making the eltv a bet
house Just ns. much as In Its inure ex
tatin's conquest of the ulr' that soon, ter place for returning soldiers as well
pensive, ornate and pretentions neighWorker*' Home Urged.
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perhaps, xvu shall see the sky plastered as more attractive to Its other citizens
The vvnr provided u great Impetus
To live In a home iif nrehlleetiirul
over with chowlng gum tuls, a writer recreation centers will to- cstiibltsbed
to i be movement fur decent bullies for
nerlf. however simple it may be, Is
hi the Huston Globe laments. With nt various convenient (daces.
employees, said Nolde Foster lloggson,
According to Information sent to-tlm
I blessing and brings Joy and life
what regret shall we look back to tlm
president of lloggson Urns., builders,
•ven though It nmy emne to some
days when we could lift up our eyes 1'idled States department of labor of New York.
I linns! uiieiinselollslv.
to the clouds as a relief from the grtev- Cleveland fms set aside $600,000 fur
"Under governmental auspices nnd
mis hnndlvvoi'k of mnn. Hut not much, ,,M‘ purpose of providing these recreawith government immey," lift added,
longer. The dark underside of n good thill centers when the city goes dry. "plants engaged In war work under
City Government Important.
black storm cloud la too good a bill Six of these will lie opened on prin took to create villages designed tilting
city government tom lies tile i'llIzetl
board to be neglected. Directly tho cipal corners and vvHI he titled up In model lines to house their workmen, II IIIII III (. ilal W a y s ami Is n f more v i t a l
t rt of throwing letters of light against u most Inviting and artistic style. A and so reduce shifting.of. labor from lni|Mirtnnre In Id* lurere-t*, bUHlim**
the heavens Ik perfected two shall need 510,000 log cabin has been creel ei I Jti
md |R -miiilf. than any’ other sjdiyre nr
(itirtlehl park, and n Imathmise routing
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a "hlitq .sky” law with a vengeance.
our housing need* In our “Tin i-rumi-lltlll lie! Tv Ity vvJlh vvIdeli In"
Within curtntn limits the hlllhftnrd 51.10.000 H to-he b u lirin I'.lgevvnter futurelKm'n'
•nines III enlilael.
|| I'.illoet* mi|re
cab illations will lie no Ick* limn
has its proper function, one which no (•ark. New park* will also he opened. ii i-nlutnlty. A man Im,Id* hi.* Imme Inxi-s from him and e\;iend* mure
This enterprise la suggestive of the
wtie need resent. It Is largely a ipjcs-acted alniye all tilings.
Take hi* .00(1,-y. Its |e-i,|,|,.„|s ],f,. milling (Indevelopment
of the Idea of rnmiiiunlt.v
tbm of “ the eternal (Itness of things."
Imme avvuv nr tin- right tn create a nr* • T <iitnitlev uni. e til. Ii |,<i |,|i. ,,in
"*• de nut resent a screeching limn- ' life, fm . lie- reel ration centers have Imtiic alet iiiii will' |irndiiri- wnndcrcr*
i , - n.ivi* in <|< a 1 and tn-lng Img. h ,,t
i l.il-iln-s. n.time . n i l mlstaki- e bteti
-triislty of limiher and [mint which de- j git-itt [HlN-dbtllties II' I'lllbliotj-i-' nf (be lillig iiinlei intnlttlntis tint III lor nut
bb-s tin- serenity of a placid landscape i future where rltlzin* timv a —i-iiihle in iN. 'I hr-result Is new ii.cu1 1n'rs for
- lliioli- In 1(1- In (ills,, the r|||z,*h'*
or the privacy o f n residential street . In |iass evenings in bealiliiut re InAai ; Oclpicnt ludsllev IMS."
luxes.
It Its (irnlili-ty* are to be well
,
by attempting to blackjack our Intel thm.
-olved. If the c-^ty l*4n bo bonetlted by.
lects Into buying some partietilnr lirand
tin- Hiiei’-i>*ful nelilevemeld of oilier
Two Important Questions, •
Advertisement* on Tree*.
of.some partlciilur article which we do
No iinesthui* tire of greater linpor- i-i'le* and pndit by tln-lr I'nlltire*. elly
Already In tiltje slates the milling ef
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not vvnnti A puli He nphihm^vyhjrji Job
the family tillin' the wider e l l l e b i l s i i iti-1 h a v e m - e e s * t o ni l nvatl H'tll C
•tite tutorumthm and daln in In- I,ml
III.
CITY LOOKS *__TO •THE FUTURE Halted
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Let Us Inspect Your Battery
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Han’t wait for IrouSI* lo co ne when you’re on the road. Lei
us niii it ii the bail a id preveni the loss of lime .and
m oney.- N oh in g formal or ceremonious about il
just drop in any lime you're passing and let
us look it over. Incidentally we never
find imagmary troubles, never
advise unnecessary repiirs. W h ei you need a ne# battery,
remember we are the official service station for
P hiladelphia
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The liallcry cuaranlcetl Tar cl<h eeti mmilhx.
VV*
have un up-to
dale (Jnrmte Equipment with a machine shop ultnrlicd so we
can overhaul your car .f;om storm to stern.
L A. KENAUD, Prop.
Phone 189
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C o m b in ation of Humus and Fertilizer Ingredients. .
Ideal -T ru c k Fertilizer.
Wri!c for PrictH
N A T U R A L G U A N O CO.
AURORA, ILLINOIS
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“SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS”
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Tires and Tubes
R E P A IR W O RK OF A L L K IN D S
FORDS A S P E C I A L T Y
I- V
ACCESSORIES
Cars Washed and D elivered — W e W ill Cali
for and D eliver Your Car.
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It Its Electrical We Do It!
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b* pro*pe* t I • lilldlll r *lii*llbl Iliake
♦ 1’ il l ft 1till f rh. —i- (mill b in* a re ku I v ed
efoti- I*- '1* 11H ii i >x 1bln g 1-1* 0, fo r 1(lev
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WE HAVE a fresh slock o f everything and
in (he position to meet your
Electrical Needs
Lamps , Irons
Fans
Toasters
Portable Lamps
Fixtures
Vaccuum Cleaners
Fla.1Mights
E L E C T R IC A L
S U P P L IE S
flare the Silent Alamo Lighting and Poll er
Plant to Illuminate Your Home
and do the chores
One on Display at Our Store
Demonstration* at all Times
Expert liepair men to Do Your Work
Prompt Iu and Sufisfoc’orilg
CHARLESELECTRICCO.
“ Electrical Contractors”
107 W. First SI.
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Sanford. Fla.
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it p .o [tert.v din Mir! II** t fail III tV|)|;h ‘
‘ hem vv lib wire
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and Vegetable Crates
I lie price of wire bus
T n Can Bay From Us st
Wholesale Prices *
SCHOOL GARDENS PAY W ELL itiiumii d along vvtill oilier thing*, but
uuird* 11n} o gone.*)Ill higbee. Lumber
Apart From Value of Food Produced, will. I believe, eoti'llilli- high. Ileuee
W rit* f*r F r ia s L ist
Young People Get Interested
lie buck yard hoard fenee |s, I believe,
In the Work,
loomed, mill II ought to lie. It Is hard
m Imagine anything more unsightly._
Every elly In the United Slate* building Inspurlur Osborne, Haltltuure,
idimdd mntlntie school-garden work n the Hulllinure News.
during tin- eon ting season, for. the
need of food l* its great ns It wits
dll’ 11*18, when the vt^lue of the (itodtiei* grown by Ann-rleati school |Hi|ills
was nearly 51HAKKi.tWrfi. The iiltttl followed In New York city has tlm ndviiiitiig^ of a year's trial under working
••oitdiiIon*, and generally Kpeiiklng may
la- taken a* ti model by1 school hoard*
wherever su IUl-Icii I land Is available
for gnnlen*.
Tlm New York lioanl of education
nlbitetl'To enrli |>ii|ill n space 25 by 50
feel, and phi red .ho boys on «ich ncre.
A reeord nf the cro(»H vvtiH kept, eneh
boy wns required to work nt least onco
a week and to do whatever wns neees\
rnry on his pint; tho hoard lookerl
after tho plowing and fertilization and
furnished the seeds, nhtl lonehers Bnve
T h e time lias com e when every farm er must savo every sprig o f hay he can, the
Ipstruetlons on gnrdepltlK to the chil
dren while engaged In cultivating the
Spring crop has been practically a failure, but every Farmer w ill make lots o f
soil. The crops, of course,Were turn
ed over to the young furmers.
hay if he will take care o f it. T h e only way to take care o f it is to Bale it, the
The vnlue of the Increased food sup
ply thus obtained Is great, hut-the ex-,
only way to handle H ay is to Bale it. W hy not buy a press and Bale your hay
pcrlcnee gained by the pupils Is worth
when from three to four tons will pay for t t e orcs^, then you will have, one for
more I bn n Hie price of tlm vegetables.
W.A.MenydayCompany
Psiatko, Florida ,
BesGCountry Fence.
*
■ Nothing nlltl.s more to the attractivene«* nnd nrtlstle cliurms of n country
home thnn a lientitlful hedge fence
which also Ip a protectlmi to the lawn
nnd gnrtlen. A low woven-vvlre fftnre,
with Dorothy- 1‘ crklns roses, bitter
sweet. I-'reneli honeysuckle, or Jap
anese .clematis plniitcd three feet
apart, will soon bc’ n hedge of beauty.
Hut better (Imp tliesjy (for you do
not need the wire fence) Is a hedge of
Japanese. barberry. It Is absolutely
hardy, a fast grower, makes a dense
hedge, run Ije sheared to nny dealred
shape, nnd Is attractive In nny season
’ Idle the others lose their benuty Ih
the full.
t
the next 15 years.
$
Hay h s jllin * right i i yo.ir home town at $50 to $G0. per ton.
SIKES HAY PRESS CO., O cflM a.
MANUrACTlIRKIUi o r
Tbe “REDRIPPERIIAYPRESS” Guaranteed'
Let ipe have Y O U R O R D E R before the Price Advances •
| E. STAFFORD, State Agent
SPOIKBj
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�T H E SANFORD HERALD
PACE TEN
I and their families
awaiting them.
New
Florida. N O T I C E it hereby *hr»n lhat th*
citizen* and taa payer* of the 'County ()I
Srminole, Stair of FlarIJa, arr try aaiil ordar
r c i u m d to It* land appear before th* Clrruit Court, of the Srvrn th Judicial Circuit
Slat* of Florida, on thr 2nd. day of Auguit
1919. at ten o’ clock A, M.. at Del.and In
thr county of Volusia, State of Florida, t h n
and thrrr to « h o » raurr, If any you have or
they havr, why th* said Issue of honda
• bould not be confirmed and validated ac
cording to law, at which time and place all
prraona ao dealrina may he heard upon I h v
matter of validation of. aaid bond*, aa ia
provided by iaw,
anxiously
'
r -—.
Dentist
Here.
Dr. D. 13. Caswell has arrived in
the rity and will open a dental parlor in the Garner-Woodruff buildi ng lids week. Pr. Caswell is a formei
resident of Alachua ifi this state but
for Borne time haH been practicing
dentistry in the office of Dr. Arm
strong at Atlanta. Dr. Armstrong
is a well known dentist of Atlanta
Bnd rti tec.ctary of the Georgia
Dental Association. Dr. Caswell is
a graduate of the Atlanta Souther^
Dental College*and comes to Sanford
with good credentials. ‘ .
Y ou are just as safe in sending your
your $10.00 Silk Shirt to us as you
would be in sending the grimest,
dirtiest pair o f overalls in Sanford.
Phone 13
NO TIC
O F IN C O R 1*0 If ATI O N
Notice it hereby given lhat we, »h* under
r Ianvil Intend to
. . . . .
Sidney J. C alU , Governor of th* -State of
Florida, on the
11th day ol Aug., A. p i
IBIS, fur letter* ,__
. . . _____
t_____
patent
Incorporating
th*
Sanford Building'
---— —and _Improvement
— r -- . Com
.... I"
pany under th* following propotrd charter,
.v
_ original of. which !» ”i___
now__on file Ip the
the
office of th* Secretary of State,
C. A. dettt
8. Rung*
A. Vaughan
Green YV. Smith
K. E. Ilogan.
A rllrlr* of Incorporation of thr .Sanford
llulldlng and Improvement Company
We, th* undrrtigncd hav* atiociatlon mtr■c-1vo* -together and do hrr*by attucUlr
ourtclv** for th* purpot* of forming oura. lvr* into a body politic and corporal* un
der and by virtu* of th* lawt of th* S la t* of
Florida and do adopt thr following artlclr*
of incorporation?
A rllrlr I.
T h * name of ihfa corporation aball l a
Hanford llulldlng and lmprovrmrnt Compony. sad ita plac* of hutinett ahall b* at
Florida Safe & Lock Co
F: T O I’ ltomiTV O W N E R S
N olle* I. hereby given lhat th* Una d of
County Com mlttlontr* will m **t on th*
(th ilay of Auputt, A ll. I'JIP, at thr Court
llou tr at 10 o'rlurk a. m'. to hrar from all
turh o « n * r t o r agent* * » drtirr to appetr
and enter complaints alt to th * valuation*
raised by Ih* Hoard of County Cnmmliiioner* on the 7lh day of July, A. I>. I'.ilB, khrti
•itting a* a board of equalizers, and to hear
any reason that ma> be given why the valua
tion a* tized by the Hoard on any real
• state or personal prdps-rt> should lie chang
ed.
The Hoard of County Commissioners
• itting a. a board of ,-quali ers on the 7th
day ol July, ft-. I). IMIfi. having fully, ditrussed the statoments and facta aa presented
decided to increase the valuation upon the
following described personal property:
•
Mr. A. F .'T a n n e f, liaised from 12(0.00 to
1640.00.
Mr. (I. II. Tanner, liaised from 12(0.00 to
Safely Deposit Boxes.
Prompt Delivery
Box 81, Lakeland, Florida
Arthur D. Key (Reel at his hiitnc,
!Hi7 Turk Avcmu* Sunday afternoon
after a lingering illness of • several
months,
.\fr. Key hud been u .suf
ferer from kidney trouble for many
years and last yer.r underwent an
operation here I h j ’ seemed to give
him some relief liui fi r the pasi few
months he hstd been failing and h's
death had been exnerted for several
A
sad nccurrani’c connpctpd
I HO.00.
is.alt
K A not'd.ASS. Clerk.
Hoard >d County Commissioners
Ry V.. FI. Oouglass, II. <’
C O tic
with
Lmcoli.sluri',
America
K■
England
w hen
y e a r s ■.f a g e
I il\
f.ir
Eloridn
he
I I.
many
in
w as
the
In.rn
and
was
fi v • <t in
year-
eariv
da\s,
m*
to
twihe
N"i «
al rd
I.n r in an
llrrr
»»* Karman.
Mrs,
r . r»f
l or k
, a me
P u lm
Hi a- h
day " f June. 1**1’*, lev t hi if on
JnVV
I’ crkin*. Judge of t tie S* \I n t h Judic ial ( i r
• tilt .,f Florida. »rt t l u M i f i , in a rerfain
• a use i herein oendln j; s h i m n t
L Iftriet'ttuifh i * * omp'mriHf-r stui \f t* \ * aroiufj*.
iH 'In iilu a ll) arid M (* ^ean ouris a* Trustee
for John G Y»-an o un s and T o m <* Y i s n m r
n*. i* defend nt, ), the under*i|frod Special
Harman
w in *
in
at tin! a v tin ^tjevfw ,,f \| r
!o
li
Imating
of
Holly
J
*
iJo
Mr
i ’illm
Kurmati
Reach
poM,
Yl ast* r
|irc»iitiMii of rhe State
building a n d Board of Control but is n o w jircsiis (titrish of dent of ihe Slate llnnrd of Health
hrotigh life a arid is one of I he most prominent uiels
nherand was iti the state. r
s.inford
Itti'.lig
t be
lti-1 -
ia i'd ed
Rul|di Stevens now Captain Stevens
Hume Runjph and^ James Estcidgp.
Ail nf these'Sanford hoys will soon
le home and iheir many friends
\ e g e t a id e
gWXWWwJ
B uild Now!
Set your money la
Work oa Building
a koai of your own.
0 . S. Dcyt. of Labor
W . B. Wilton, See.
DENISON
Immediate Delivery
a, honilftp notra or other
or; to make advance* and
to la*tar real eat ate a« land*
d sell, to acquire, own and
hold all pci
I property nere«»ar> to adv antaeeoual
durt and tranaart any liual*
nraa that
orporation i* authorised to
rarry on, and to do at) *uch other and further thing1
______
________________
■ aa
mayr be neretaary
and eapedi-,
•'nl Jo be done for the aurrraaful transaction
ef the bualneaa
of
this
corporation
— - . - —^
And to
have,
w„the„ right#,
eaerclie And enjoy all
power# ahd, privileges
Incident to
“
:.i rorporaja n i i e d andexisting under the laws
of the State of Florida/
Article III.
The amount of the capital « tor It of this
corporation ahall he Ten Thousand I dollar*
11 d.GOO. 00), to he divided into one hundred
ittMiii shares of the par value of One Hundred
I iff Bar* i 11 OG GO) each, ti* be paid for with
lawful money of the United State*
All or
any portion of the Raid capital Murk rna> ht
pa v able in, or m u n i or used for. or Ih the
purr hate of property, labor or pcrvtrr*,
m
juft valuation thereof to he determined by
the hoard of dirertorfi.
Any Quantity
Writ* for Illuttratrd Booklet
Gamble & Stockton Company
112 W. Bey Slrrcl
Jacksonville, Florida
Tifg Details and L it t r a t u r t P ro m p tly Fu rn irh e d Up on R tq u e it
THE
T IM E
on
aaill
un
Stoiidsy.
ih;
Gh
tJn ir
n a tiv e
sod
is
day
id
\ U£U*t ( l it l It, in front *d the Court I louse
doo r in Sanfor d. H o n d a , during the !* *a l
hours itf sale, off er for **le and sell to the
Mjrhent bidder for rash the fitllri#frtg (Jp* • ri f o .l land*, n a it
f
of SF , n f ' ^ W
*ie* tn in J ci. Tow nship J 1 S . Itnngi
PJ K.t
ly in g and being in S em im dr r m i n h , Hur l da
T*rrn- id * aI* to In- *i sih and purcha*** r to
J
S
is oil the time when your tires show
bud punctures, blow-outs, rim-cuts,
tread weakness, air holes, etc. \? f
in a short time we transform >, nr
almost worthless tire into one prac
tically as good as new, saving ye i
many dollars.
PHONE 17
Oak and 3rd St
Sanford, Florida
II t ' l i v i n , Vice I'ri Bldi n t . and
Itunge, H e r r e fa f) and Treasurer
I he Hoard
of I lire rlors shall he
\
Vaughan, •*re* n V. Sun « . L. F- Huiafi,
i
A If etts and J tf ( * u » a n .
T h i hr" l or o r miration me« ting of the
• turkliuldeff of ti.ia i orporation shalT he ht-jij
in t tva- « i >
*#f Hanford, Heininfilc Pplin t >,
Florida, on the 20th i!*> i f August, A, I l f
101 !*, foy the purpose of adopting' by-laws
and cn f t pie tin g the of gapisaUun ol the c*»rjo ration a* h« r* tnhi fore p ro v id e d for/ and
ih e f e a h i F the annual mrt’tings of the dn-’ kholders shall he held on the second Wriincvtffti in Ju ly of each and e ve ry y*afKr ilr le \ I
i hi hi if
art our I
.nd* ii-r i.d ro **> of
I>r.
M l 11< K J O llll> UK IPS
Scaled
will
hid*, sub je c t
In* rt-reived
by
the sab- uif
homii .
#
A. Vau gh an , Sanford, Florid a. 2 *jrttrra;
A Hi tt*, Sanford, Florida. - ahirca;
( ‘ urnoiin-iuncr*.of ScntfVioliY /Joufity,
at the office of #uid liGard at the mui
tn Saufiifd. Holt da. nn or hiforo ten
a, m o?» th*- 1th day «d August, \ I
for
the
• ir a va ti tm
wt Capita) tluck aubacrlucd by iaih*
t **■ Ihuant op rf iu n ty - * arc at follow s:
an d
J- li t *'*• an. ’Sanforrl, Ff<*rida, 2 siiarc*:
S liuGgc. Sanford. Florid*, 2 share*.
Gfc n sk Smith. SanlofiL Florida, "2 * arc*
I K. Ilogan. Sanford. Florida. 2 ‘ hare*
con»l ru* t n«r>
In
W ftn **1
* W h* r» < f
Th*
*u !(■«’ rilung u. ■
herrunfo
f rii' Ta i - n of I hi* <• r p<*mt ton hav*
vul’*i rihi-d tt'ii if na fin *
i . A lief*
( -i i ma' .-'I
...n ,q lilt]
'
J H. < 1*411
,
, ul,
;. ar.l*
H u . ijuahtll
i. >1.1. nf, \ ,, ih ,1
■h me ( i n n • ■
uhifnrm t •• • t. * ■■rnj,r,i .
That good citrus fruit well packed and
marketed through the right channels
will bring fair prices during the coming
shipping season is indicated by the fol
lowing facts:
VULCANIZE
Fot* o ^ R S*
FO»|
Good Fruil Should
Bring Fair Prices
TO
*heir succossiifs are elected a nd quail Led, Jl he
olfirers of thi* corporation shall he:
F A. It r i t », I* real dent:
*
,11■l -f t i ’
growing and came
here about sixtten years ? ig o . buybig hi? In ml*. *m Pat); aTentiP und
being ronnerted with J. E. Fare in
th *
vz/mwi
SMOOTH SCORED A N D ROUGH TEXTURE FINISH
Huh- l.anded
S.Uifurii
o ars l.nt w,i- .ittr.otid t.. -•.iiilo'd
*1y
Sanford, FIc.
I mtd after the Gf*t annual meeting of the
* t o r k h o ld r r « herein p ro v id e d for, and until
MtsIC ICs H ill:
Si-Trrt- is h* r*hy given I ha t under and In
virtu*- «-f 4 fifial liter** rendered mri the 'J"th
in
. a t m-
P ut
W IG H T GROCERY CO.,
Fhr business of this corporation shall he
conducted by (hr following officer* A presi
dent, vice president, troaiurer, secretary*
electcil f by the hoard of directors* and a
hoard of ivJrecturs nf not less than three nftr
more than seven, directi»r*. wh--«hatl he storkhohh rs in *aid mrpoiation, to hr eierted h> the
' t <u'k holder* annual)) The olflre of secret at v
and treasurer may he held by the ■am* person.
M i n i I. IH
I*
FLOU]
A n added zest for every meal
Article > ,
( ariHda
Dainty
Bakings or a Substantial
Dinner is assured b y the
i Fk!» ri.r|mr»(iuii phail con tinu e ami have
fuil p f * r r t o r %H f ifj' H ji cur iiHf at r rights
anti franchiaca for a p er io d i»f ninety-nine
years f r o m and i f t e r the corn men re merit of
it* cn r pH rate exintenrc.
his death w ;?s the fast tha( his urdv
son. A. li Key, had iust bs-pn rnarripd at W orrpstpr mid w?is on his
vvpdding trip win n (bp
father’s
death (iccurred. the wire railing
him home reaching him at l /webet ,
A r t I mr
Success of
INTERLOCKING TILE
NOrr
Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes,
/T ?H E
USING SUN
N E W STORE O P E N S
The New York Ready to Wear
Store bus come to Sanford and open
ed a store on Sanford Avenue at 1112
They have a chain of stores In the
South. They carry a full line and com
plete line of Ladies Ready to Wear
and Gents Furnishings dud promise
satisfaction to ail the customers.
Remember the name and the place
312 Sanford Avenue.
Leesburg, Florida
ROBERT GLENN |GOU, Agent.
nre
i
.irni Iti. -,i>|
S. 11uniV
Green U , Smitli
F. K. Hogan
||..
nztil tit im r „ . , . ... d r r t r z i r Tin uriliiljlt! . I
SrfM lltfilaZ'*
It ,i .
lit-, mi ll l . m t . , ry.
,
V I 'ii-M .h»i! li. —ail ■ upuii 3 lurm lu l>lur 1,1.lit tl.
T h r l„iaril r u t r i t t i tbr right t „
nny
ami all luil*.*
^
Th.- sui-ci*«sli»l bnltli r » ill hr riqurrrt! tn
eitf. a . in-nil rqua! tn 2V p f f rt-rit* nf ti.s
ainmit.i it( t.i» nr thi ir tslil. riint|iutm| upui
thi basis nf th- yarilaci abnvt- tnrntinncd,
aitb a Su n tt I'n mpkby iiualililil tn a r i l • urh bnnits in thi- Stain nf Flnrlda, a- . u n i t
Uiarwtn. thi- ^ r r i t y Cnmnan) anil fnrm i f
bnnil tn In- > p jfftin 4 by said tmaril.
A m p y <>t iilan*. ziiw-ifirationa artit pmb l n anil nrttpuii'il r nt ra it. bnnil anil Inrm i.f
trill'may In- nlitainnl upon appllratlun to tinunili-fslennl
upnn makitie a <l,-puait
,f
Tr-n (iiillars. thi* sum tn l>s rt-furnit-il n h r >
-sill jiUt,*, a p n Iflc ith in*, Fte., hats In-rn rii MiMii-ii.
By nrilsr o|-thn ’ llnaril of t **iunt) Com
mlt.lnni-r. of St-minolp Counti,. Florida.
M ali
K. A. I Ml I t , I. ASS,
61 Itr
Clark,
Sta ll of F| (!•rid a
A. V a ufcTi a n
-at.
County of Stminolr.
Hcforp mo. a Clerk Circuit Court* porinn*
ally apiioarod
A* licit*. J. H, C d« an,
l i n « 7i W; Smith. S. Itungo. K. I*. Hogan and
A, VnT-th*in win* arc aril known tome tu be
perauna named in, and who subscribed
their namisito the foregoing article-* nf incurporalim.%
anll *«•vcralK acknowledged before
rne. 11 .it they executed th«- same for the use#
and purposes therein mentioned.
the
In Witness Whereof* I ha^r hereto §et my
hand and ofFirial ae.il of office at San ford. In
t*"e county of Seminole and .th e-S tate of
Florid#, on thi* the 7tH day o f July. A.. I>.
(real)
6l*4u*
#
K. A. D O UG LASS?
THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE
No orjrane of the human body are ao
Important to health find long H*e ns the
klaneys. When they alow up and com
mence to lai; In their duties, look out!
Find out what the trouble I*— without
deJav.
Whenever you feel nervous,
weak. dl**y, suffer from sleeplessneae,
or have palmt^ln the back— tcakn* up
of once. Ytur kidneys need help. Jliese
are slitns to warn you that your kid
neys are not perfdrmlnK their func
tion* properly. They nro only half
doing thiJr work and are allowing Im
purities to accumulate and bo convert
ed Into uric acid and blher poison*,
which are vouslnp*you dlstreos ahd will
destroy you unless they are driven
from your system.
•
nn
.npip
m h o a i.
n * . » n * t n nil
CapsuU** at once, T h r y c s art old, tried
preparaiSon used nil over the world
m n lu rlca . Tlii-y contain only o'.il-fa»hI oiipi I, l o o lb in q
o i:» ro:iililniiil ivlfn
atrviifd'i-Rtvltiit «nml ayatetn'clpnosirf
livrbe, wel. ;...i)',i':i ..nd u.<cd by
cljtna in thoir daJty practice. UULU
M R D A L llnarleni Oil Capsnlo* arr u»porlcil illrscl fr o m the laboratories J o
Holland. T I i p V nre convenient to taa*.
and w ill cither b I v * prompt rollef or
your m on ey w ill be refunded. A*h
lb m u ' nt any <tru*r etore. but be ■ur* , , “ '
Kft
the
oriKlnel
Imported
(JOUA
M KM AI. brnnd. Accept no rsubstltul**In *eale,1 packaaea
Ttiree *lze».
Clerk Circuit Court.
The buying capacity of (he consuming pub
lic promises to continue good—
The food ami hralth value of citrui fruits
■re becoming better and more widely
kriown---The Florida Chm* Exchange will even
more generally than heretofore advertii*
snd demonstrate the merit! of Sealdiweot
grapefruit and orafigca
p M i - t tell your fruit for let* thin It's worth, but Join tbs
F l o n d * Citru i Ezchange and get the full value o f your crept
F o r further information, call on, write to, w i r * or phoo*
•
r
,
Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Flu*
Grange*
A. HAKES, Manager
( ountv ( i 1 r n h Sub • Exchange
OR LA M IG , FLORIDA
riiifiila. by I,. A. Ilrumli'V,
|\
l U r m , E. II. K ilb ir. C , IV. Flntzmintji r arid H. 1*. Hsnps, a, nr.d
riitiatitutiny the llnard uf ('min
ty Cum misiinn.r* ol Semlmdr
1Cuunty, Florid*
'„
, *i
Cliatinn
Stale nt Flnrlda. ez rel David
! — Schultz, Stale Attorney fur
1the Seventh Judirial Circuit uf
. i b » Stale t.| Florida, In aml for
i Seminole County,
\ W tF.lli:A S. on the I0ih day rtf July |1IJt
i a pftitiiin was filed in the above at,vied court
by the County nl Srminnle. hy and through
L. f . Ilrumley, |„ |*. Hawaii, tl. |*. .Swope,
K, II Kilbee, and C.
F.ntzndnger aa and
coniMtutinc Ihe Hoard of County t’ omml*.
slonera of Semihole County, Florida. seUioc
forth that an elrctlsn waa held In and throuc
nut thr zalil Seminole County, State ol Flor
ida 1(0 the |3lh day of M ay 1919, to deter' mine whether or not the County of Sem*nole. State nf Florida, should issue county
bond, in Ihe turn of t.ltiO.OOt) oil, to be*/
interest *al the rate of S S ' I per annum,
pat able aembannuailv. aaid nnnila ttf ma
ture in tear, alter July 1st. 1919, anil to Ita
usueii for the purfo *e nf ,-radinz, construe-
Just Installed “Modern Auto Laundry
Goodrich
M ile
Guaranty
U SE D C A R S F O R IM M E D IA T E D E L IV E R Y — 1 Hudson, 7 -p a ssen ger;m S a xon
6, 5-passenger; 2 Buick 4’s, S-nassen^er?; 1 Apperson 4, 5*passenger; 1 Overland
4, 2-passenger; 1 Buick 4, .Truck,*] 1 American Speedster; 1 International Truck;
: . :
2 O verland 90*s, 5-pa*:ei»gers; 1 N early N ew Dodge D elivery Car
: * •
order in tkia caua* mads and rdtrrtd by th*
Honorable Jam** W. Per kina, Judft of tk*'
fth Judicial Circuit Court of tfa* Stats of
�T r
#*
-n >
••
» ri& f$ .
.■
t«. *
JULY 18, 1919
« __u ___ -.'
•-"
THE SANFORD HERALD
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PAGE ELEVEN
—I V ■
" f . r SEJ,
tn W it n .s . Whereof, W 'r have hereunto ( ta , deed wilt lou r thrrrtin on ihr 22nd day T o 'Vm. ft. Andenrrld, Iteaidence Unknown: order b» puhtiahed once a week for t w e l r *
'.V |0 A^_ Prc. 28, T p
21 h |( t(j f; ft arfu*. Alan
___ T o * Certificate
_
1 I t appearing- by the .worn bill id com.' conaecutive weeks In the Sanford llrrald , la
att our hande, and , 011* 0,111, 1! our name*. ol July) A. I). 1919.
Wilnraa my offirial algnature and leal plaint Bird herein agalnal
wrekly newspaper nubllahed In aaid Sem
M o * " ' * ’7* 'U t - 1 t lie 2nd "day o f June A.' |)T ‘ (hit the 10th day M July 1919.
l
tii•
the
18th
day
of
June.
A.
It.
1919.
nr claim to have tome Interest in the folio
inole o u n t y , Florida
Ir 'ii. ravering (hi- l l l m i r r drat-rlbed land,.
I). A, Caldwell
*cal>
E. A. D O U G L A S S .
)ne deacribed land in Seminole county. Flor
"• * l t
W lit i ! S IS A nf SE ' « of S E » !
L. W. Itafd well
(ilvrn under my hand and Ihr tea of toy
Sulim of Application fur Tax Drr.t I I.,ln of
Cl, rk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla,
ida, to-wit:
See. 2A. Ti .1 .■ ! ;.n E .
olfire till, th# 22nd day of April, 1919.
.
S. A. Irwin
Srrllon 8 of Chapter 1888, l a » . „ r Florida
'>a-ite
fiy
V.
E.
Itnuglaa,,
D.
C.
_____________
The Went half i W ' j j ) of the Southwest
Th. ,aid la 1 ' • < ,£ i, n
• rail
E. A. D O U G L A S S ,
« «r m
,..(l »*.
at (he
the d ate
a le.
D, U. Caldwell
Stiller i» h ir itn t i ' r n that G r |i»nirl.
! I n*- muafirt , * «.,« k
.t. ,are in
•» ithe
km 1
•
Clrrk of the Circuit Court of Seminole Co-J
h r.
c.-ti
Laura I*. Caldwell
re. ■ i t . a
Quarter (SAt *4> of Section 29, Townahip 19
pufrh»*cr ttf Tax ('■ rtinrat, Sti 10 1(1, ilat r j nam.- ..( |
Nollre of Application for Taa Deed Under South, flange 31 East, I,'** and cacept the
Cnlf-aa raid certlticatn 1
_ _
M ar y II. Uutherford
/
.
Florida
—
W m ( h < (f
o( |h|i w „ f t b> )f
o(
Srrllen R of Chapter 4888, Lawa of Flor
L. W. Duval,
ida
-a
the Southweat ouarlrr i S I V J f ) of the SouthCom->luln*n t's Solicitor.
Notice ia hereby givrn that Chat, T yler, writ riuarter ( S W ! * ) ol Section 29. Town60-lJtc
c ig n e d authority, perpurebaaer
ol
Tax
Certificate
No.
111.
dated
iMp
19
South.
Hangc
31
Eaaf,
containing
TO
. t'a ld w e ll. L. W . C o ld
In Circuit Court, Seventh Circuit. Semlnola
Caldwell, Laura I’ . Ihr ftb day of Junr, A, If. 191T, embracing pen a more or traa.
County, Florida
*
You are therefore hereby required and or
.... Uutherford. to me the M o w i n g described property »"
inole
county.
Florida,
to-wt
It
1W*.
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i
h
.
m
r
u
t
dnred
to
be
and
appear
urt Seminol* f aunty, M e j
known to be the prraona deacribed in
,urh Cfftillratr In th* name nf Unknown;
Hj
V
h
[iiuclana,
P
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n
d
who
executed
the
foregoing
articlea
of
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I Incorporation of the C aid w eii Furniture ron‘ v V V i HM.V'.li’.rwTtr,’ Sanford liraoI l u / m l»f
d . Klori‘ia.
Florida. on the Ffrat
2nd day of June A. D, 1902, ,aid ri-itiflrali- - -■
lo,<1,
Firat M on day In
in Au- All unknown parties rlalming Inter
C
ompan
p a ny,
y ,'In
r ,, and
neknow
com
inr,,
ami they
roey aevcrally
aevrraiir a.
,. l i . / ^ r I ,,, t „r l ’ ' »
ltl'rr'a S.ll
III,
* ll,*> • 9 11>. being the fth lf»V of raid n i n t h . * —’ * n - d r f J.
lifchmond MtlrpHv,
i-mbruc.-a the fnlluwing dmrrihrd property
N>M It i. CJk IlllJd
tegded to and before me that they executed
« Jf* *
Au ‘ » «
then and lucre to make answer tu the o i l !(leceiueq,
....................................................
Annie C. Wueelbrielge, Hitritrati-d In Seminole County, Florida to-aii
the acme lor the pu-no.es therein eapreaaed. ' NWly with J.rsnt line to Celery AVe. W. to o| f o m p W n l hrrr|„ ft|cd
you> , „ d
The
Hoard
of
County
Commie,ionrr*
in
of ner,
fSec. 1t,, Tp
chle Wexulbrielge, all unknown partiv,
S K l* ttf S K ' I Of SW !,1 01
1 p , •1
-- • ' " , » i r , ..'iH m iw m ir f, ■■■
,.}*f.,,.1™ * therein fall not. elao raid bill will be taken as claiming inlrresta under Calvin A.
S R. 29 K „ aame being one fourth of raid f f ? , r Seminole County ■* 1)1 receive sealed end thfct they were the , * m e -perron* name*, I ,n* ‘ - “ J ^ ' V r . , *
P
.v
tV „kn„I- ' * d
f'
agalnal you. followed b y final de- I’ oage, all unknown parties claiming
e, rtiheate, the aaid .land being a » e r r d at
‘ ‘>r ,h,‘ Purchne id corrugated iron cul- therein 4* "If. A. Caldwell. L W. Caldwrl ,
r , y,
.
7
.interests under George It. Morton In, he dale ol the (nuance of «uch certineatr ' e f t pipe at their regular meeting to he held S. A. Irwin. Ih D. Caldwell. Laura l\ C u l d - , ‘ “ icate In the name ol Unknown;
well and M ary H. Uutherford.
AI,o Tax Certiorate. N o 244. dated the
i. i,
nr, t „ . , i th . » rut. „
i,_ divi.luallv nr as truatee, all unknown
At unday, fAuguvt fth, 1919.
In the name of A. II. Wood.
on Monday,
,.Hoard reairvr, the right to reje t any and
! o Witnea* Whereof. I have hereunto set 4th day of June. A. D. 1917. embracing the published in the Sanford Vleeald "a * newu
parries rlalming Interest under W, 8.
Hat hied aaid certificate In my nffirr and
• •
> .
m> hand and orfirUI seal at Sanford. Semi- following dearriWd property in Seminole
u„j,|j,hed in Semin,.la ernTnio
h it made application for lax deed to Ixaue all hid<.
nule
County,
Florida,
thli
th^
10th
dmy
ol
county.
F
lorid.,
to-wit:
U
t
42.
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l
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f
S
M
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l
E.
A.
DtiUG
I.ASS.
Clerk.
T o all unknown partlaa claiming interest
in accordance with law.
t*l-4lc
Ju!y A* II, 1919,
1mock A llo tm e n t
S%id land brine a u ' w d
* * kt f , .
?*« ".
1
undrr J. Itii-hmond Murphy, or untfer Calvin
Unless aaid certificate iha'I he redeemed
I,. T . Bryan
at the date* of iHiiamp of cp,id c#rtiGrate in •,
. C L A I M I N G X N I M- A. 1’nagr, or under George H. Morton indi
according In law tax deed will iaaue thereon
Koiaey
Public.
thi* name of Unknown;
I E i M ? illL rT i ir
I I K I t B I N vidually or aa fruitre, or under W. 8, K » e f * r
Notice of Applleaiiun for t q x Deed Cndrr
,in the Mth
ay of August A. It. 1919
Srrllon 8 of t'hapler I , * 8, La w, of tlurlda.
M t Commi«*ion eitilrra Frb, hth, !!*22.
j\|,q Taa Certiorate No. 1 K'» datril tha IiL'
—r>
J ^ p h Oaror either of them or otherwise, in the follow
Wilnraa my otficial
and aeal thla
“ ‘ ‘ algnatiirr
»i|
Notice ia hereby glv m that John1 ltraurr, A. K.
------- — -----r 4th- d y / n r - J U b . 'r A . I L ^ S t T ^ m t u a r i n g the VlHt ,, in‘ "
Andenreld. o, otherwiae.
ing drsrtibeit Tahdi situate In Seminole
the 10th day of July A. I>, 1919. .
A llofn ry
, following deacribed property, in Seminole
H being maue to appear by a aworn bill of county,* Florid,;
taeat)
•
E. A. I Hi U G L AS S.Jiuich*»er-ef—T u t - CrTTiTIH»ie'"*ro,"" t i l , dated
f
i
l
D
e
county.
Florida,
td-wlt;
Itrg.
N
W.
cor
of
complaint
filed
.herein
again,!
y
o
u
^thnl
you
N E ’ i of N E I,' Sec. 34. Tp. 19 S, R. 21 E.
<I’y n u , l ItrilUlli I w■«,«. t"|je t* i»* k*»r ill .
* ...... ,
—W
L—*,'-*, j ” 1* » 1. mv ; *>va
Clrrlr Oirrult Courr, SfmlhnlB County.
Fla
----- ______
1he 4th day of June A. D. 1917, haa filed
----------- :-------- . ..
' J N F L eef N K ' 4 ol Sec. I. Tp. 20, S., ft. 3p "RVe or claim to have dome i n t e r c t in the
S E t * « f - S W i , Sec. 21, Tp.
20 S. R. 29 E.
61-JW
................................
ll y V. E. Diiuglaam, |>, C. aaid rertifieate in my olfire and haa made ap
K W ' 4 of S E i , Sec, 28, Tp.
20 8, H. 29 E.
plication for lav deed to l,*ue In accordance Netlrr af Appllcallan for Tax Deed l Oder E .'run F 9.Mfi rh.. S 10.15 eh.. W 9.8ti ch., rnllo.*iin* •J'-w'-Hh. d i;nda In Seminole county,
Section
8
o
f
Chapter
r
4888,
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w
.
of
H
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r
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s
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i
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,
Mr*.
Sai.l
larul
being
aaFlorida,
to-wit!
S W ’ i of N W I 4 . N H ol ! i W i f and SW>£
Notice o f Application for Tax Deed Under **th law. Sqid rertifieate rmbrarea the folIda
se**ed at the- elate erf the iaanance of said
Srrtlon 8 o f Chapter 4BRB. I.awa of Florida
lowinr drarrtird property •itoated irf SemiThe West hall ( W U ) eif the Soulhweot of S W i , See. 4)8, T p . 20 S, II. 29 E.
You are hereby ordered lo appear to th *
Notice
ia
hereby
given
that
Allred
Fuater.
eertifi
ate
in
the
name
ol
Itnkneewntnele
ceuntv,
Flcrlda,
to-wit.
N
K
1
,
of
S
W
'
i
nU» r t » r [ S W * 4 ) of Sertlon 29, Townkblp 19
Notice ia hereby riven thal.daaae Hlarkpurehaaer of T a x Ctrllficale NO. 240. lt* t«d
Al«d T ax Certificate No. 38. dated the S»ulh. I*8 fife 31 East, Ira# and except the bill of complaint herein filed on the 4th day
,her. purchaser of Tax Certificate No 437, • f S W I , ol Sec. 27, Tp. 21 S- ll.Jll) E..-10 II.
a
.
1
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a
t.
a
I,
i
n
i
*
1
.
.
of
August, A. D. 1919.
the 4th eiay e-f Jure, A. D. 1917, ha* fileel 4th day of June, A. D. 19 1 7, embracing the tte«t half ( t t )y ) of the.W ea L hair ( W U ) of
"
dat’ d the hth day of Junr A. D. 1911, hxa ■ R H , '
I t ia further Ofdrred that till* notice be
The *aid land bring a,tr,*rd at the elate of sale) rertifieate In my eitflre, and haa maele, following described property in Seminole the Southweat quarter |SW«4 > of the Sevulhfiled aaid certificate In my office and ha,
apt
liratioyi
quarter
of oo
Section
29. Townf■i*11
v hi i*v* fur
*ur «tax
* » d.ed
urvu to
ku iaaur
*»■«« In
»4» accord*»%»»»•'* county, Florida,
riorum, to-wiu
«v
„ rr ( S W l*i )* **•
fuon 4^.
i uwn* published once each week for tw elve week*
lev-wit; a
S 1*
’ j 01
of N ' js tit
of weal
made application for taa deed to tarue.jn the ia*uance ed aueh certificate in the' name n
Unlra* dalel cer Mhcr with Uw. S»*d ccrriAratt r m b n c c t I h r
of N \ V * a ntid S
< f \ F** . f S\V»t of : h'i» * J -s *'Uth. lUnrP 31 Matt, cunalnlnf in the .Hanford Herald, a newspaper published
accordance with law.
Said certificate em ef Minnie L. MrCallum.
in aaid Seralnida Connty.
‘ " i N W * * of Hcc* SCn.Tp. 19. Sf K .30 K.,
|r» 70
nrnrr or lets.
braces the following described property sit tificate anall be redeemed according to law fnllowlns tlencribta property i l t u i l r d
Witness my hand and tha seal of the aaid
uated in Samln le C unty, Florida to-wit. tax derel w^ll Iaaue Ihreenn on the 14th day a^mlnoltj
T
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ay
,hr
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Y
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therefore
hereby
romr^andrd
and
Court thla V8th day of A p ril . A . D .
1 ° i * Src* .***•,
s * n ' u. 5V‘ . J : » f U«uancc of »nid certlllcatr in the nan® of renuired „ to be------and appear
appear before
beforeour
ouraaid
«aid Cirruit
Lota 10 A I t , JUrhardiona Add Woodbridge. of Auguat, A. ft. 1919.
1919.
Witnraa my e.lfirial signature and teal this acres. T he aaid land being aMCs*ed at the W. F. Le av itt;
sold as the property ol E. C. Wallace.
Circuit Court at the Court Ilouae in San
(»»al)
E. A. D:>UOLA88 ,
date
ut
the
issuance
ol
auch
certificate
in
the
the
10th
day
ed
July
A.
D.
1919.
Also T ax Certificate No 309. dated the
iei emrtlflcate
,-rnit.ra.ea
Ali o T m Certificate No. 37. elated the (ofd. Fldrida, on the Firat MoAday In Sop• Clerk Circuit Court Setnlnule Co., Fla.
name ol Unknown.
Unlek# aaid
•call
E. A. l l l l U O L A S S
3rd day of July A. D. 19IS, covering Lot 5.
th
ill
be
redeemed
accordln,to
law
tax
deed
4th
d»y
_,d
Jun_e.
A.
1>-_1»
*T_'>
rariy
_the
£
1
9
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J
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o
£rat_
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l
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y
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l
_._.id
Maavry
4.
Warlnw
Clerk Circuit Court Seminedr County. Fla.
liichanltona Add tp Woodbridge,
T he said
dra ribrd proPt’ fty in Srm imdf r? on.l Mf*
(l hrr® to rnakr « m v # r unto
Sol*, for Complt.
.lly V. E, lUitiglaM. D.C. wilt iaaur thereon on the 22nd day ed July, follufeinc
land bring a r i n r d ‘at the date id the iaauanre
countv, Floridta iih>»it: N 1; of N *7 of
•he bill of complaint Hied Herrin ■cainat you,
81-iate
til-fitc
A D. 1919.
of such rertifieate In the name of Unknown.
of SUM of . N W , nf Sec. 3G, Tp. IU S, It 30 •*"» Iharrin fall not rU«* nald bill
will be
Witness mV offirlal signature and *ral thla. II* Said land btlne aaaraacd
Unlcaa said certificate shall be redeemed
at the date of j*k>n aa rntlfca^cd afalndt you, to be fot.according to law tax de d will i sue tberron In Ceurl of taunt; Juelgr. Stmr of Meirlda. the IH b day ol June. A. I), 1919.
i-BUBr.uc uf aaid ccrtillralc in the name of *OWr|I b> final decree*
dealt
F. A. D O U G L A S S .
In re Krtatr ef
on the f4th day ol Auguat A. I). 1919.
Hattie F. I.r-avitt;
It ia further ordered that thia notle© lie
Clrrk
Circuit
C
o
u
r
t
Seminole.Co..
Fla.
Wilnraa my official algnateire and seal thia
-1- Cramer, an in4arte person
Al«o Taa C'ertiflrate No. G5, dated tlie Puhllihed once r i c h werJi for twelve wreka In
58-&ir
|ty V, F. Ileiuglaa,. D. 4*.
Seminerle County.
the 10th day nf July A. D. 1919.
4th* day of June, A. IK IUIT,
cm bra ring the the Sanford Herald, a^ newspaper published
Nerlire i, hereby give n lo all whom it may
(•rail
E. A. DOUGLAS'S
follow inc deacribed property in EfhtlfHde •** ^^rninuli* county, Florida*
Clerk Cirruit Cerurt Semlncele Cerunty. Fla, concern that Leslie I'rairrr, >* Guardian ed Ip Conti of ('ciunl; Judgr. Sprain ole r«ttir»fy rnunty, Florida* to - l i t * Lot fi* Block 14,
Hone ami ordered ib
(his the 3tb day of
Stair of Florida
,
§
fij-frtc
B y V. E. De>ugla», D. C, Wealey J. Cramrr, an in*ane person, will on
Tier
ihe T ‘ »wn of Kuniord. Said land bn- Junr, 191?.
the t j l h eiay ed Auguat. \ I ’ . 1919. apply, In rr F ita tr of Frank Bond Suinmir»»*C
a*«e**rd
»
til
the
tlale
of
the
Wiuaiire
of
taeaB
|*.
n o u iiL A S S .
ThoOia*
fVrrival
C <«n*
ter the- lloneirable f' f
I I okiahedder. County v 11f•; aVid
Notice erf Sale of Time W arrant* r '
*iiid n-rliiieale in the name of F. IK Brid;
C Ur k Circuit Cmirt Srmimdr
rue Co.. Fla.
i <’ cinipropsi > Minor*
Notice ia hereby give n that the |tr urj ed Jtrdge in anel for valet Cr tenlv, at hia trffice in
Al*o T a t 1‘ erllflcate Nit, 111, dtfleij the
By v . K. ’ hotidaaa, D . C .
MY SPECIALTIES:
Sanforrl in aatel Ceiuntv. at.'lo o'rlurk A. M.
Not in* ii hiTrby ci v» n lo all mb urn H
County Ceimmt**le>nrr, ed Seminole fetuni
P
m
kins.in
A
lljrkinsun,
41H
day
f4
f
June*
A.
IK
UMT,
emhrarinjr
the
err a, soon thereafter a, t h e ‘ matter can be ma> ritnnrn that
J, f ic<«, a*s.t«uar8
I lurid,
letridn. will rocel.g 1. .1. up t.v lOtOd .. cluck hra„ ,
aul,.„r)U
, H |. „
public ..r
.Suliritura for Complainant,.
fxiflai«
inj;
dmrrilied
prtiperiy
in
Heminule
PICKARD
S HAND-PAINTED CHINA
m . Monday. Augu.l tlh 1919. a! the
iv, „
! , „ i Wra- ilian r»f thr w-ct*!#* «*f fra nk finnd Surrinirr- county, Florida, 11»-tails l#ot 5. Block 13.
Sfi-iair
rl ,,k . ejfiire in Sanf.-rd. H"M.ia. fur Ce. purj
lhr (..Huwing el.acrlbcd %l|lt mil Tl.iunn* IVrrival Conpropat il*r«m* Tier U, thnrTc»wn of Sanford, Said land bn*
GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER
prnpvtK minora, mill on
on .th«*
the ISth
Urih d
day
» y of
rhflti- of .StmlnoU C ounly llm«* wirruni* lo
.... a
ini* a»a««*ed at the date of Uauancr of aaid
|n the Cltruit Court at Ihr Seventh Juellriil
Ihtf a
v _,_x r
amount of T birty-fiv
S3f».- L * , o £ I m , L ftf r
of s lo * July* A. I>. I!»I9, apply to thr Honorable ccfttGrate in the name of J. K. Falng;
Jlouahulder,
Judge.
and for
HI mil iBralUt. t as
fp.fm nns I n fk** fc.r#l 9H l r t r ^
bOUthf®»t Q ««M * f Of hr f- K- F.------ -------- County
---------- ~ - -In ..............................
...
„
.
,
. 1 Circuit of thr Slate of (Uriels. In nne) for ROGERS’ PLATED WARE
rfl.TT >inn thirty-one in T ,-an.blf. Twenty South vaiet countv, at hia uffirc in Sanfe-rd. U.erlela,
M*o Tax ( ertlflraii- No. e l . elate.l the,
.srmlnolr County. In Chancery
Tl
IP
00
IV
I-Ieirk
a.
m.,
or
aa
soon
thereafter
]
4th
eiay
Pf
June.
A.
D.
1917,
embraring
the
C. D. Christ anil IJ. I>.
^ r c ; 0" ? 1 h t ? IIc 5 e d .V o b e u a ^ f o r t h ^ U *
^
^
EL(J»N AND WALTHAM WATCHES
av t i e mailer can h r . hi art!, for authority tee ; following eleartilo.l property in Seminole : Keene,
Ke ene. Complainants
Ciirnnlaenant *
Suit to
r ................_
1, fit.pub le or private* vale, the following |rnunty, Ftoriiia. l o - « i t t Lot I I
W
M
Quiet Title*
Impreivemrnti . m l ourt llouae.
I s.(,t, h
|rr, K ( „
Sllulh o t
itevrribeel feal »--lBte* in *al,l county, trv.wii: Clark . Sob. Dlv, *-f Illook I I , Tie r 1'*. Town fy J, Harrell, et al,
Within the aame time the ,ai-l lti-ard id i Weal fit2 f,,t. I .i u r the ’ an.I reinVeyed tu 1
.
'
■ml i.r-Nanle (it. Safel lun.t bring av.e.eeel ut (be Defenilaiila
Jifiint G»*f.
we*t
County Cevmmiailunerx will r.reive lid
,.t y;
j . . nr,
,|,. t daleil N--' 241b. I *81,J , , ,a e” n.l"lf *
of vaiel rrrtifivale in the
ll.ift Ii«-t riur i h i.f Ho fcv»uth»i » t corner id efalr . of, iwitanre
.
the elefk'a edfiee in Sanlutel. Florida, f. r the tiled Jate 12. 1884, rerun), d in .Utnek t id S*rth»n 28, T*»wn«hip Nin*t*-*-n Suulh, Kange n^mr o| 1 niliuwn;
Ordrr f»*f F o n itn irtiv r Scrviti?
purrhave of Seminole county lime warrant* 1cvnxevanre*. page I Hi in Orange- C o . Fla
It !• tifdirrd that tin- d rlm iinnU herein
11it* Jill d *rtji| r r f i f i f J*|« in mv HfT5r • ami
31 K i l l , run « 4-%t "FU feet, rhence north
F ,v * »«un- ,
x l , „ ' beginning IfiC. ( . , ( Weat of S F
ta* di-i-tl t»» ouft* hi named tu w it K J Horn IS. and all puraoni
l T7f» fa * I , ilu nre iri
fly ihru-yMuh I n* maili j [i* f ir a IM*« f
dr.d .(MOO.UO. Dollar* to run lr.-m .
to „
e, u
s lf , .;
rlalming by, through nr urtdrr him nn hrir*.
a l" i ( niaPKin line >1 hi J.-i.r* f , , » % i#* point
i h la»
t hFt-i* y-pBfn* arul
«nnp
at t^«= * *■
* Hu
. . . .
,
. dr\i«r*«, granlaua nr uthrrwiar, tdm«i> name*
W ht : p i f»
-aid,
running
ol tx-gmninir, i oo tmtm.K
*i » •. men i*r
if
pi-r f f n l* l hr prrira ( ijn c*« hi u*4 »i t
OCULIST A N D O PTIC IA N
rtTll[
iinktiomn In lhr complainant'; J. M ftf r, Norlt. I l l t feet, l.-el 210 f , , l . South I I I t le*,
t il will *«u<‘ th« fcon tiaughey, and all per inn* rlalming by,
l r . j eip.-n..-. of building .....pine
l(lln
■t’ lunv, eat.
u * a s ’ ! („ ,
b,
ine !l U
i,» |ir.>tWr,
or*,iH-rtJ, re-n \ i - * ii i»> F F
1’ mrllrt* confined (o the treatment
I k lPiw.
dipping rattle,
Said hppluratinn »itl h* * .*• J i 'u*n pillthrough ns under him as heirs, ib v iirp i,
Bi lri* anil w-ti*- I.tmUa (*» JH^pht ft I- Dann
mm
'1 he rnurily cummivaium r* re^ervi1 ihr by ill t *i ifatrif N m\ JS, I M* I* tilrd I }« r 23, tun now on hi*- in
•ffVrial *l^fiaiurr ami seal this grantci1* nr ntht-rwiar, whose r.airiM arc t»no f Ihc eye
Date.| |fif • |2fh tlflk nf Jw . |i*' fi
right to reject any arul all hid*
. t* »h .las uf Junr, \ M DM**
kn nw-'fi tu com pluiriaints, Fliial>eth Storldard,
' D M , rrrufdit! in Bunk ??, paiT«- f»2
Eyes
examined
by a regular regis
'
Kt**
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ki
:•
i
By order
Board of Uopnly I ’o.mitii-*
..al
K
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B
i
d
i.
I.
ASS,
and
all
persons
lialnilng
by,
titrmigh
nr
uti*
\ ! »f IicfitiniDg af a puint 11'* f»*t n-»rth
iiuarfhan■ion* r*.
tier her aj. heirs, i | r v l » « i , grantees or othertered physician
* l*rk f irrutt i'ourt,.Hcruinidc Cu,, Fla.
m| f Hi- Stiulhi a«l
t.ffiff iT thi‘ S«* til h **. u*i
?*aij
f \ 11*ti f*Lass ,
l*
hin
tu
n
iV
l
mdse,
whose
Harm*
are
unknown
lo
mm
fiN-filc
lly
V,
K.
Dung
la
i«
,
IK
t*.
iiuart*-T nf ihp
ouf hi
qu aftt r *d *t ci inn
Glosses flttcil. broken IcncB du
A m * , fur Ft lilitin* rF
Clerk uf iiuard
fdsina rd-. Sheridan Stoddard a ml nil per*
] t)iirlvri.Hi . towtiahlp iwi-ntv Houth of Ham'p
**• its
61*4tc
,
Uy* V, E. Douglass, D. C
• tm* claiming h>. through or undir him at
SCUM r.
plicated
T h i r t y ra »t , Ihrnn* ruiirltiff
VV*-t
i ’J**
helrst df^lteea, grantees or otherwyte, whose
\ . ' : r r n Ft r« by gisrn that the uruler
In (, l hi rirr \ .tr! h J U * ft » « t h. n « « F a * ?
Nollre uf \ pjilir
fur Tat Bri'd 1 nitrr 120 f.r» . th.ftr* Snlif il 21 *> (« tt in i t i pUrr Sulltr of !Salr uf »30D*Uf»0, l>t> Scmlnulr ►i §rtu d ha* her it apjiniTili d a <1rain laI rat Hi ul na hi ei are unknown to enmplainanU. Flii28 W. Church St. - Orlando, Fla.
I ounly. Florida High** a \ ttund*
Herllon h t»l Chapter liihh, l.a»*» »»f Florida
and all ,prfponi
rlalming
, flu »Ata?i- uf W , F \k* r», ilrcraard, anil all abeth J. Driggerp
__
.
______
I'rpinnifiy.
Nuticii i« hrrrby given that Borman S M Which
Nut Ire i v hereby givin, l ha I ** alrd prt*- fi * i f • at law, ligateea, »frvi«cc« and crp*f|tnra by, thrnugh, i.r under her as hrira, deviser a,
a [i|ilica* inti will Iuf- ha«fr*I up n tin
hiid
ad
per.1
'in
a
having
rhaim*
*
*
r
demands
gfantera
nr
otherwise,
who#*names
an* uid
pu ills adt hr rtrtt Yrd by th*' Bt+ard *d
I Muid purcha*er **t Ta\ <‘ #-riifir»t4- N> I n’.1J piTlilun f ■»r *al»- non «-n fill m •aid <"* -urt.
» • ui't> l ‘nm mi*2si,.m r* id S* mimdc rnunty, ug4 i ri91 said emt-ate 'aill |ife*en! thrm tn the ktiuwn tu ■rnmpalinants, and all persons
dated the 2nd day uf June A. P IVU'J, Fat
Dat ed Jut.- t0«h. \ I* I ^ I
*'|,tr!t|«, tin nr l*cf* rr 2 • rlr.rk p rn nn the . undr f*ir ncd. dulv aullu ntiratrd within fh* vhmnnwvrr, whose name* are unknown |»t
.filed said ci f Iifleati’ in my u ITm «• ami haa rn.*dc
D»r h it a * nf Jul> , V D I m l*. u* I hi* i minty i tin,* |i»i?rrihpi| hv la * , nr I he a*r.« will he the *-om plain ant*, who have or rlairti to have
application f i r tax d»*td to inane in u* t-rd
T* i.itnliAii
an) >nt • r 1 of wbuthnever haturr. in nod to
*
h rk k t.ffu-*' nl thr rut^f r hoii»<’ if* Sa nfnrd, ! f ■*»r« v • r harred
anre with la*!
Sant eiftifieatr- embract % “he . ♦ i l - i t r
t he follow ing d. *. filn «t laridt, nr any part or
T» Junr t r i DM'i
rillfi.'l* . t.ljf. t\ llurfUa, I” ' Ih.
III. \mr:
\
h4*» i*f
ffd!owing ill refilled nrnp«-r I y *itufcle*l
-n
portion thereof- m Sermnol*1 rnunty, Florida,
•It A I FI V K F ID
v't>p IPOi *fi|
NVni'M’ti HiTji.ti
Fin
Highw ay
Seminole couniy, Fh .da to **n
-tf
kppliralion for L e l t r f » I’ l u n l
t (*• w it
. l I. f i I, I I »#
» K o d * -fl.d tri.ii.fi t.< h*-*r tnirrr " a’ -D o r f *
S ti.a- |- hirrh - j'lv.n ' * svt 8rn -uh**nh*r»
i I-’v. rff.d o-fii f.jil Jit f r*fll Jo r J'lruni. afid
'l*
Noftfir half «>f s*iuthea»( (juartr-r *.f Section
here I n will ap|d) to ih* llovifrutf *.f rh«
d a t i d July fis, DMfK m u r o t pavwfilt
I 5*. Tuwn*!iip 2 1 south, liange 29 m**!.
Mate «d Florida, •-ti Th* DM h Ma) of \ iagu» I ri mi annua lly. * » i« l horul* **♦ he i ** u * <F cun
In »h*- I Irrult C (turf, > f * * n l h Judlrfjit t lf North iTii f * . t of ihe norlhi o>t i)uarler of
^ D D » I ‘K a» T allaha**' . , Florida f’ >r let
r uu **f Flnrlda. In ami
fur Sem lnulr the EiMltheiift tpiartrf nf Sertifin U, T " » f l *y*Hng of thr. e huo.fr* d l.onil* of the d r h .imT»r* pal« ftt 4ir> the prnpuwt iJ Chart* r «d the irteiliipn >d 11 OOP 00 * a* h, mptunnt! July IM,
H oc;.s
* tiunh - In * lisnrrf j
■btp I'D south* Uarigf1 10 i s i l ,
riv *rpVf,»v-f
i -ildw.ll Furniture iSimpat. *, I nr«TH-ratrd.
I u I '»
Said l.uifil* i,u fir mill, xijl*|. r l to ih*
II
I
I., obtain a ltd
Th n-r nia-fr*
I tie Rffu* In a arpiare in the n<*rthwr*t
w hirl
i• (o d .t l - h a d hi r. 4M- h ! , . ! . » tfiU tfi
*,ppr.iking upinn r, * f
DlB 'tk. T h u m p
• '
[liaiTia nt a
.
eorner of th* north rati quarter of the nurtbItiingt* <>r Grade Hut!**
Mh ila,
f i
I**D
*■ • A i ,' a ,v .*ntniri» d fi % S» rnlro-fi county,
i east u trut
t Section d o, T"wpahip 2d
I lurida, and -as
bond* will be goddr d»-!is«-fy (fiEfflrlia V., Hill and W il li am l b rirr
D A 1 -i.lrnsit
ran lu* madt* pfolitable by purAUTO OWNERS
fc.fiuth it an re 2',* eaat;
to b» ma.i* fen il a i *" aft* r a ' ptauu e .*( hid. 1 I fill, fi*T liUntnilid all link fiown psrff aSilifii -1
1
w
fit
i
half
of
<
a»t half of northeast quarter
I'.*>m«ntf
i
r
*u.d
t.ond*
tube
mad*
within
t-huso of K""J boar, jH'iininK
S. \ I
te* rlalming Intt-rtai« trndra i ’ .iMldll
*1 S efiun 2, and. nn-lh* « '1 q larter of north*
said pe ri od of t oil d a ) s fclt* f n c e e p t a m e fill K
I k M. (* ■1d mrl 1
ltd ! ami W illia m Henry Hill, h* r
Call on us for exact
q t i m e r fo Section I, Towitihip 20
and froiling him and hringinR
bit. All bid- must tm acrumpanifid with a
Laura I' <'#M wt il
;
soulh
liange 29 cast;
tt tifird check for onfi and one-half p f f c*nt huibanfil, nr either of them* or other
Mary II. Huthrrfnrd
sows fur m t v iff. ‘ First clays
dupllcurti
o f yoflr
wise,
in
the
land
describedM
n
*
:
—
l.o* 2fi7 f.nngw ■of, fib rid a;"
of the amount of bond# to be sn*^l,
Thr
r i l A B T K U O F T 4 l i : C A I I* \V
FD 1IN
Apgtlr, M»
SnuDjv ••■t quarter «»f northwest iiuarlcr uf
cauniv *ommi-*inners nf S* mfm*|»
county* A lle n C» A p -s r a » d
Du roc Jerseys, all aRts, both
broken
spring,
I T U H i : C O M I* A N \ I \ r i I H F D It A T T ’ I*
■Section *i, l -wnslnp JfJ south. Hang** dll
Florida* n*M‘r>* the rtgi t to r* je* t any and ; w i f e , all link ’in * f< pa r Firs r l a l m i n g In*
sexes, from recisttrf'd stock for
Apgar and
cast* except the following 4 irart*.
We, the und* rMgu. d, do her* hv «****rlair ad Md*
Prop* cals ■hold*! be adilr-wtrd l * ! infests undrr A Urn 11
and receive
j
--A
pgar.
hi*
wife,
nr
Ht
her
"f
uur«dvi-a. f t h e
purpose of beenrtdng ifj- the Board of t S»unt y ( ’ omfnltkiunf r* of Sen*fi Begin a* N W r n r n r 4-f -aid S W fi i»f
salt ul little over meat prices.
|th em, j»f
f- fhtr wi**. In i h r land dr**
et.rporate.l under the laws of the Slat* ef mule i *0*1nty
v ,
Flofldki, at S a n fo rd , F li'flda NW
r tie
-u.l * Tfi f. *t»
•> uth
120 fret,
a
p r in g sutrfii.fi *1 fi* I* w drill all nnkr.'vuu |»ari i*-1F l o r i d a , t o t u n r a d f> r prof it rhe l n o i n t - «
Write us your wants. Spring
w*'l #.kP '* ' • ••■. i Mi 12n f* . i I * p- n*. fi ,
W
fi 4Tll|
■I Tfi. M rd
4!ui mill r in i r.r. r. •r in tfi. fidfi.wine
h *‘ |u w * i I f o r t h
n fiit w-i rf*- a d o p t ' D«- f ■1
f
lnfuctluu
- *1 "C
' oi f h of an a r. krolwn e* Map
11.»r.• -;..
I ‘ >-I.ei>n
Gardi-n
■Jrwrt.fi* \ t.*of],
.n s* 'rofin fil o w i n g &9 ' Ht
*. u.*t * r
' * *
| * *‘ j •i ••t 11
p
Mu
i 1 t ..
| fi <’ a r t|
n 1
lo l ih i i 'i i t.-i,
* "untv, 1 '•;'!* • * * if
S | -2 * f S 12
purat ,.n
,*f Mir. V I I tV D*
that la
S p r i n g s . F-a
f
S
i.
i
f
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U
,
f
•
i*
n
J
I,
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fio r of -aid S W
of
tn lftr
<*u«
l
\ B i d i . | N> *9,
T**s n*hiti .‘ I
11a s, ir■
fin-1,
4-t .121 f» • !. .............
nt.rth f*U7
leet.
N »V ,I
.
3 h f a rn* f t +.• • . r p- •rt ’ »■r. - ii * 7 i * i ,*h|
real.
Ii ! f Diiuf.fi i m rm -eP»r* • «!*••
b*’ginmr;tf ut N \\ o n iiH t»f Sf" 11
wr*t »J2l if* I, viiuth fib* Hel lo p, u, b;; and
fi. mmol*- f .nd , Florida.
Mt.il F urnh ure * ••mpnn ■ . !:•* uf pnrat* *|, .»ml
. I
of Hretifi.n IT, T *iw n «id p 21 CCbuCh*
»4i T w o acres formerly *otd t<> J. W*.
j it- pfmrij>nl piace of hu -- tt**- *nall tie, S an
Hang*1 2V Fault, run rant i t 1- chain*,
Daggers, .• m re fully described In Deed
ford, Florida* and th* Bo ar d nf D irect o r* N otlf c of \ppllraiiiMi fut T a i D on ! l>tloc N o r t h lb chain*. West I i * * > h « j r i « .
Buuk " Y. * pare 612, FuFlic. lt*cordfi, flra nte
| muv paiabliah <dbcr placiw *.f bueint^a with*
Sorllwii B uf I haptrr
!,•**■ of I lor* South 10 chain*,
D*/endant«*
I h i u n h . Florid*.
Jin and wit hunt the S ta le of Florida,
liia
t
Or*l«
r
ttf
Service
by
Fttldlriifdn
be
ami tarn of tin rn ,»rt herYfiv r qulresf to
Article T w o
N i -lire I* bf-rt-to ■?*%*'if tfiai f ( » v c r « t r r » j
T«* C ofd il ia F I fill and W il li am Henry appear t «
Bill of (S.nif lii'.i tlb-d In aapl
C «m f»»n (,
j»uf uIhti m t
" f = Ts*
The genera! nature *.f the buiiniaa to b» T ur pen tine
Hill, For hu« b a nil. r.*|ilinrr unknown, and cause fiui nr l.rfoye
lran*G -l* d uhd conduct. *1 by *uid i-orpof ail* n • ' . f i l l .si* No ‘ I'il .Dint l i e ini da- *f Allen <i Vpgur ami
\ppar, hi*
Mt«' Its
liS day
da> -f \t MI ST.
LIIFND \ \ . the
JooV, \ D DM", l.a- Phil -ant fi-rlitli
hull he a* fi.lSi.w* to wit
fuel file i.. »j unknown
* D I'M!r, r. r t a i
• tj i y o tii i t ,, art if Ii ft* rnifiil* 4 111rlt
T m • i f u ' i Its 'and
.■*- ;* e* rural m* ■ 1 ( 1< - fi,
D t? fir-i fiy .»rfi|* frfil ifia» - " i i appear tr*
D
fun i
ordered thai
I hi*
. SANFORD FLORIDA
" U»" i II 4 - '' , - ( 4 n «-• w., f tt 1d ^
l fir bil l of r ■i rn p 1.1 11. ! fit* *1 fi . f -f a gal it *1 y*m
i htru'i** hu*inn** i>* »
■« I arid d*
i*. . »
.1
' f
f II. ' A M.L* d »* o *il
11- a f t
-fit- fi - x
,g11 V■t d* i f f or ii if ii *- * t d r n*» % (■* I w,*r♦
in
the
ni'uvi
.
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1
1
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fill
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fi*
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18*
Sfi ’ -*1-1* -! i
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fTin* * »! >r r»
I* . ’ • . y.
( ,ai|go*t. »
I * * DM'*, a 8>*1 ' I , ' a l i f i - ’ d Ifi r '
to
S i
1 Iso • In
t. W If
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ti ]| i * F* * 1 rf
c -i 41* t| 4• Ifi- f n -i t p* • l n
tug are* jn lin'd ♦ a m ••n a general f'Ur nef nr* T |* .‘ 1 “
1
„
i fi* ii 1 »’ •
rn* - - " i
*’
*
Sideache, Backache, and Weak4 ruI 1 ar:tt;w a.r« hu* ii»*» j t i ’1 ' F i ' -» il at d
♦ fi '» .
r I* * *1 all fi. t »i ' t * I
a
I
•l
k
- . H9s
if. 4! I
♦ V* TV
k l/ u |
‘ 1 0 4
W rt»t
. '
♦ * *4. . F I Hr
8*
' all’ * *' f I
Vl
ih41 |l *
uesi, Relieved by Cardui,
44 ,t oev-f m \
in ■r'ehnfr dr»* ' I
rr «i k lo i * . * «*af v
r 1l
*jt. I • • i fi <n I »j * fis It fit* ri i|e*-rjM >1
l a n d and *•< I nf olfire 11i j *•
pei'llefit In carry of* *eld Ihohh * * ; to borrow, arrording
Jun, .' A D I'*I9
I»vx ls\ ill-ed will D*i|* Mo t* >ti Und ilay
•>>1
I; A MtVUM.ASS.
money and i " •»cur* the ;pa v.fneni *d - a mfi •iri l h r *2frlh da> *+f J u fi , \ D D* Df.
rs v mr.ftgagfifc •I* .•.! 9 h* nd- and oTh.-r olClerk I ifruit * -.urt Seminole Cu , hia,
V\ i i n**«* r f . i i f f i r l a ! ■lyttftfui* anti ** a! 1' - 4V M. Murphy. Jr .
t g a t lu l l * I fi» r < f >1* I " h \ i x a m i
' I n &! ■ - * » •
",
Sollritor
I r Cornplainantx.
and
to irnpr ok e*f H«“ *a me lo do ad vw* h arid the 2fttfi dav of Jvir'r* A- D. I U l !K
Gonzalefi, T oe — Mrs. Minnie Phil* oth tr and further thlngp » * mav !**• nee* *
•rail
K. \ . DtH'Ml.ASiJ.
38-UtP
Clrrk
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l
r
c
u
i
l
Court
H»*mintdr
c*.*,,
Fla
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-------------------------------pot, of this plnco, writes: "F lvo ycnr» ♦ary and t i p « d i » n t lo be dune for the put#
r.ffiritc
l l y V* H* D'Uiglaav, IK ( ’
In the Cirruit Court, Srxrnlh Judicial Cir
f f t t l w l iranaJiff lt>ij * f I hi; ivusltip** <*f thU
ago I was taken with a rain In my rnf j.ofat i lilt, and tn have, * i i rriae a yul i n
cuit. uf Florida, In and for Srniinole.Cuunly. In Chancer)
j o v nil righ t*, joniri r* and d p i l ' g ^ in cident» ! In 4 Irriiil Crurt, Seir ntll JudlrUI 4 lrri»|f
left side. I t was right under my In
of vHirtte of 9 lorlda
corporation* orgatdxril s nd
undir
II. J. I.obenn and, Alma Thurman,
The 'Merc ha nt a* National Bank
of th*- Slat*
tbF la »
Complainants.
loft rib. It would commonco with an and by \If Fur*
t.f S a.) a n n a h
, *
blnrlfiim
* v*.
.
aching and extend up Into my left
*
, Article
Thfr**
Cordelia E. Ilill and William IJ,-r.ry
■
Fur y * ’ Fin* can
MlminUtratrit
Hill, her l.iikbafid; all unknown p ar
Th*1 amount of rapifo'
»*? tKt* ror* of Cstate til Jfiuieph Finegan* drraaaaif. * r
■houldcr and on down into my back.
ties claiming in ter .*!, under Cordelia
ioratlup iJralf be
1'fi'imjnu! Dollar*, t|«
THE U N I V E K S / . L C A R •
By virtue of a j tide my ri i remit fi d in 4b
K.*. Ilill and William llenfy Ifllf, -her
L y that tlma ti e j^iln would bo bo fc divided into Mr.*- Hundred .Share* nf
hu.band, or eithrr •'( thr m, nf other
Fifty Dollar* **rh? «fl nr an> portion of the Cirr uit <*fi»urt of Orange* Co un t/, Fla.* in
novero I would have to tako to bed, rapllal
p
ro
ce
ed
in
g
by
t
r
i
v
e
faria*
to
re
view
‘
the
wise,
fn
the
lamL
described
b«-lo.
Iftiw’k **f
eurprifalfun may be
at. in (thrive e n l i t h d ratine and f4»f Allen G Apgarr ami
- — Apgaf. U .
nnd Buffered usuaJly about three days payable tn^J**i»Hl i*f u*cl fur ihe purehat** Jtidgfm
of property, rial nr p*-r-onal orv for the pay ft e c u lU » n aj» !<» rert alii hriri of Joseph Fin* - wife; all utlknoao fisrlli. elaimlng
gan*
d***ra*ed,
a
c
e
r
i
i
t
h
d
If
an
s
ctlp
l*
of
raiil
inti
tests
under
Attrn
G.
Apcar and
. . . l Euffcrcd'lhls way for threo years, ment «.f labour »»r
at a juM valuaju d g m e n t hav ing been recorded In Ihc othce
— — — Apgar. hix wife, or *lthcr of
and got to bo a mere skeleton nnd was linn ihrrrtif l o b»* drtrrmlfied by tfi** board of clerk id Circuit Cutir! of Fern Inole Count v, thi m, or ntherwLc. In the land des
of Directors.
h!a. n nd ciecullutt itiu ed thereon, f ha\«
cribed beb-w: all unknown parties
bo weak I could hardly stand alone.
Arilrir Four
I, vli-4 upon sod will .r-If at tlie Irttnl door of claiming an intr-rc-t in the fnllnwin;
Was not able to go anywhere and had
.......
.
Thi* rorpurfttjon
*baJJ ronltfiuc and
havo the Cuurt liou.i- in Sanlurd, Semlffv'li- Coun deacribed land lituate In Ke minute
to l e t my house work r O ..,I suffered ( Uu p n » , r to n v r r i * . it* rotpora.,- rights ty, Florida at It iv’ rlock a m. on Monday, coun ty . Florida, l . e w il: S ' j ol S fy of
awful with a pain In my back and 1 an ! iranrhur. lor a Pulo«l <(l Nfvu-ty Sin. the 4th day ol Auguvt, A, l>. 1919 all th'- S K ! , of S W ' * of Section 13, TuwnV
right, tills and Interest, claim and demand rhlp 21 South,- llange 4 9 East,* al.u
ha«i the headache all the time. I just
«V i». ‘^ o u T iX vV d fiy' td
Katherine W. " Finegan, Charlea Selby begin at SW corner o C l i E ' a of Sec
was unable to do a thing. My llfo the atockhnldrr*. or arrordinc to la*
Finrgan, Mr*. H, 1. I.amorrt, James Mt- tion 13, Towm.hiix 21 jfftiulh. Halite
Kltoy I’ arramore, Agnes I'arramnrc, Lffie 29 Ea«t, tun ea.t U V chains, north
.
Arllflr Five
was a misery, my stomach got In nn
I TUCK
T h r biitlneaa of thla corporaiion ahall bn I'krriJnore and Klixaheth I’arramnre as heir, lb chains, wo| 1 I nwhalnr, south 10
awful condition, caused from taking
uf
said Joseph Finegan In and to the 8 W * , chains, defendants.
fonducted by ths foil owing r.fHrrra %ii.:
*
b o much mcdlclna. I suffered so much
A .President, a Viro-Freridenl, a S#cretary of N 'K R ul Section 18, Tp. 30 S,. Ilange 3U
Order o4 Service by fubllcatlon
.
pain. I had Just about Riven up all and a Treasurer, and a Board of Directors, Fast and the N W ' g of 8 ) 1 '( of Section 18,
T o all parlfea claiming Interrsla under
hopes o f our getting anything to help to rooilat of n » l ica^than Four and not mors T p . 20 8., Itange 3k East In Seminole Cm/ti- f^ordella E. Ilill and William Henry Hill, her
.
. more than Seven Slur k hold era, and such l y t Fla.
husband nr cither of them, or otherwiae. In
me.
* , E. E. II It AD Y,
the land described below; and all parties
■uburdin>(F
xntl 8(rnt> at Ihe cor*
Ono day a Birthday Almanac was poratlun may
Sheriff
Seminole County,' Fla.
iy authoring
■uthorix,. T h
n *» Office*‘of
Offln
Her*
claiming interesla under Allen G. A p i a r and
69-8tr
— —* — Apgar. his wife, (if either nl them, nr
thrown In m y yard. A fter reading rttary and T r r » m r » r tn«y b , filled Ivy' the
Its testimonial! I decided to try Car^ * i m * |<er*nn. The ltu«rd ul Itirrctefi and Notlee of Appljratlun for T a i H e rd Under olhtrwlae, in the land described bilnw; and
■II uthrr ofhref* to he ehtnen Ivy the riofltall parties rlalming an interest in tli» follow
Section 8 af Chapter 4888, Laws af Flor ing described land situate In Seminole coun
dul, and am bo thnnkful that I did, bolder*. ahall he rhixen annually by t h ,
ida
ty. Florida, to-wit: B?4 of S W of S E j j of
fo r I began to Improve whim on tha alorkhuldrra, at their annual meelini to he
held on
held
od the
the First
riral MntidaJjuonnay In
in January of
"
N ollre Is hereby given that Sehrllr Malnea S W ' ; of Section 13, Township 2! South,
second b o ttle ...I am now a well each
‘
year, ‘beeinning
with “the year 1920.
19
29 East; also I’M
begin at sfw carnet of
and 8. F., Uoudney, purrhssera <>( Taa O r - Itange
,
woman and feeling fine and the cure The President and .uthrr nfflrere .ahall be tlflrato Nn. 139, dated the 3fd day ul July, S E JHj of Section 13, Townahi
■Y j ,21 * South,
cho.en annually*
or by’
______ _ by
. the directive
______
. th , A. IJ. 19I<!, has 6!ed said eertlffcate In my Ran
ge 29 East,
run East
Itange
... ___
_______ _______
chains.
has been permanent for It haa been __________
______
.10
0 rhi
stockholder,
aa
the
by-laws
may
direct,
or
.office,and
bpa
made
application
tor
tax
deed
N
o
r
th
rhains,
Weat
I
4
f
i
chains.
South 10
two yearn since m y awful bad health. require. T he officer* l o b , cho**n by- the
to Issue In accordance with law.
Said 'cer chain*.
I 'w i l l always praise and recommend directors at a m crlin f to be held on the asm, tio rate embraces tha following dtaeriLed
I t la hereby ordered that you appear to the
Cardui.” T ry Ca(dul today,
E 78 day and Immediately alter I h , annual meet property ailauted in Seminole county, Flor bill of t’omplalnt filed herein against you In
ing o! the Stockholder,. T h , Hoard of Di ida, to-wit: Lot 128, Midway, In Sec. 32, the ab ovo entitled cause, nn thr first day of
rector*. until otherwise provided by ihe T p , 19 8., It. 31 E.
The said land being September, A. D. I9J9. and Ihe Safffotd
■lock holder a ahall ron.lat of Four member*
anessed at the date of the Ijuuanre uf such Herald is htreby d etls utl- d a. the newspaper |
The fullowlng ahall. be officers Of tl!(C
Ceftlllralr In the name of I l i l l a r ) .
Unless In whirh this ,-rder shall'be published once
until those elected at the election ■aid certificate shall be redeemed according
a week lor twrive consecutive weeks.
C O O D T O T H E L A S T DROP •ration
hall have cjualiflril. namely:
to law tax deed will issue thereon on the
Witness my hand and seal of office this
President, Ih A. Caldwell: Vice-President, -2nd day of July, A. I). 1919.
2nd day ol June, A. I). 1919.
8. A, Irwin; Serrelary, It. I>. CaldwellWitness my official rignature and seal thi.
'seal)
E. A. D O UG LAS S,
Treasurer, L. \V. Caldwell. Hoard ol D ir ec the hth day of June. A. D. 1919.
Clerk jCIrcult Court, Seminole Co., Fla.
tor,: I>. A. Caldwell. S. A. Irwin, D. I>.
(scat)
¥.. A. D O U G L A S S ,
W. M. Murphy, Jr.,
Caldwell and L. W. CaldwelJ.
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., F|a,
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Tcirikle Suffering From Headache,
Saya ThU Texas Lady.
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’Because of its all-around utility,
the Ford One Ton Tru ck-w ith worm,
drive—-has made itself an absolute
business necessity. It’s so dependable
in service wherever placed
flexible and sure h conrj. , troT and low cost of operrttion and maintenance and
possessing that vanadium
a. * steel strength, it has become
need
the want in every line of
business, from retail mer
chant to manufacturer, from engineer
to contractor, from corporation to
farmer.
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you a demonstration.- Truck Chassis
$550 f. o. b. Detroit.
Ford
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l a Circuit Court , S r . r a t h Judicial Circuit,
af Application f i r Tex D eed Under
’ Hemlnolr Ceun’ r. Florida, l a i btnrrrr •
llahillty to which tha corporation ran at ' Notice
Section 8 of Chapter 4888. La wo o f H o c . l l a m y
II. ( I I . I I.) Chappell,
■ny time subject Itself ahall he Ten Thous
Mary Wheeler C happell,'and'
and ($10,000.00) Dollar*.
otic#
is
hereby
given
that
Chester
KenJ,
Hargreaves,
Complainants
nm to
Article Heern
niaon.
nloon, purchaser of Ta*
T a * CeMilicatr
CorUficatp No. 411
4 0 ,,
The higheel amount of inde1 fednea* or
E*
.The names and rcsldeneca of the tub- dalad tha 4th day of June. A. D. 1* 17, baa
acrlbtr* and the number of tbarr, taken by Bled said certificate la my office, and haa
each are aa follnwa: •
made application for la* deed tu Iaaue In
IJ. A. Caldwell, Sanford. Florida, T w o Shares accordance with law.
Said rcrtlflcale amL . W. Caldwell, Sanford, Fla., Twenty-Four
following; dfifribed furopoifty illy*
shares.
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•’lorlda, to-wit:
S. A. Irwin, Sanford. Fla., Five Shares.
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Joseph Garvin, tha unknown .
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devls««a under tha laat will and
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ANOTHER [STATEMENT
BUSINESS VEGETABLE
BLOCK SOLD SHIPMENTS
¥ / 7 and going through the various stages
I I [of getting near the front J u s t when
1 V the armistice was signed probably on
account of the Germans finding-*out
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SANFORD. * AB R
Stewart, 2 b
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Chapman, e
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Inman, 3b
XfoseleV, lit ....
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Blount, If
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Chapman, rf
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Chaplin, tut
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F. M. CAMERON
IS DROWNED
AT LAKE MARY
lUrman Stt»e!ik joined thi* foKinara
1anti.served in the artillery ami gave
a most interesting account oj his life
at the front where he served at tiints
as an operator anti held the wires
.29 1 5 24 12 2
Totals
for the American army during the
IHSAPPEARED FROM H O M E AT
Score by innings: .
.
FRANK L. WOODRUFF
BUYS UNDER REFRIGERATION PLAC
BROTHERHOOD -CLASS WEL heavy .borabnrdment-----LAKE MARY AND BODY IS
Orlando
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ES SANFORD SECTION A
Lieut. Worthington Blackman was
HO TCHKISS BLOCK CORNER
COMED TH E BOYS OF ARMY
FOUND IN LAKF:— ACCIDENT- •
Sanford
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HEAD OF ANY OTHER PART
FIRST
AND PARK AVENUE.
AND NAVY
BACK
H O M E - also right in the thick of the fray
Sum
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on
liases,
Orlando
AI. DROW NING
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OF WORLD.
FINE LOCATION,
.
M ETHODIST CHURCH FILLED and told his story of narrow escapes
5, Sanford 4. Two base hits, Blount
and going over the top in No Man’s
The Lake Mary community wait
From time t o 1 time there appear F.rst base on balls off Martin 1.
The patriotic celebration at the Land time after time and was Sanford business property is chang
stirred
Ust Thursday by tbo an
Methodist church under the uuspices thankful that he had esenped death ing hands every week now and home articles in Florida newspapers about Struck nut by Humphries 9, Martin nouncement that FTank Cameron
some
section
shipping
a
few
cars
of
people are buying non-resident pro
Sacrifice hits. Inman, Stevens. Sac
of the Brotherhood class on Sunday and lived to tell the story.
lettuce and celery and peppers, but rifice fly, Oppenheim. Stolen bases, h .d disappeared from his home and
evening was the first nt the union ‘ R .’J. Holly told of bis service as perty which ' bespeaks a “ healthy
no one on the place seemed to know
services to be held this summrr and Y. M. C. A, Transport Secretary building boom for our rapidly grow the Sanford section long boosted Chaplin, Jones. Wild pitches, Mar- just where he hnd-gone. In n search
as' the greatest vegetable section in tinm Humphries.
Umpires, Baird
the church was crowded from gal and how’ the boys were treated on ing city.
about the premises on em pty hoot
the
world
enn
sustain
th
a
t
title
by
and
Flynn.
lery to the front doors, it being es the ships and what be bud seen in
Sanford for many years presented
was discovered on Silver Lake which
timated th a t fully one thousand England and France while on the an aspect of a city on the princi the actual figures.
.touches the Cameron grove und it •
Last season
ibis section shipped
Sixteen Inning Game
people were present. The meeting ships that carried the boys borne pal street of which the property or
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was surmised at once th at Mr. Cam
AB R II PO
the greuter part of the property wns a total of winter vegetables under O R L A N p a
was a union welcome by the churches from overseas.
eron must have been in the boat and
, 6 1 1 1
owned by non-residents who did refrigeration of 3,195 cars.
^1 his Glunt, ss ...
and Sunday schools of Sanford and
was drowned.
.
There Were some forty soldiers not have the interests of the city ( does not take into uccount the Stevens, 3b
.... 7 ,0 l 3
t was a welcome indeed breathing
and sailors in uniform present and at heart, who* were not compelled t q , fruits for thp_ potatoes or the water- Jones, Hi
Searching parties under- the leader
6 0 0 19
all the spirit of welcome and cheer
there were more of them who did assisst in advertising the city, who melons or the shipments of vegetu- lluntct* if
ship
o l Paul Keely, his nearest
•2
1
1
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fulness and true patriotism.
. \ -• 0 3 •1
not wear their uniforms and all of tuok no purt in building and itnpro- j Idea, by express-* but only those cars Bruek, cf .
neighbor immediately started drag
The following program was cur them felt that the celebration dem
7 0 l s G 0 ging the lake and at a late hour
ving the city and who took all the that wereshipped in refrigeration
Kendred, 2b
ried out with a few changes:onstrated thnt the hearts of the money for rentals «mt of the city to [ cars to mukc tin* long Journey north, Kerlin, rf
4 0 1 1 0 1 found nis body near the middle of
Singing of America
people of Seminole county were in be spent elsewhere.
the lake.
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j This season while one of the Carroll, rf
I nvo cation by L. It. Philips _
the work of winning the war ami
.
, .
,
, _
.
greatest seasons
from a monetary Bihergcr. c
4 0 I 10
The remains were brought to this
Ring Out, Sweet Bella of Peace — .that their services were appreciated.
Therefore it is pleasing,., the pep- Htnn(,
Sunfo.,, ever ex4 0 1 1
Young, p
city
and n coroner’s jury empanelled
,,1,. „f Sanford to know , ha, so mu, h
(i>,
-hllW
„m „y
•I 0 0 0
Rfima
.
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The Brotherhood class of the
Keene, |>
brought
in n verdict of drowning, as
Scripture “ Lesson by Rev. L. D.
l,us.ness property ,» changing hands *
^
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,M.inK 2.819
Methodist church deserves credit
the
lungs
of th? deceased were filled
and in the • majority
of th, cases
the r r * j i
Brownlee
6 •1 14 48
, .
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m n * \ r*i..vjii.
Totals
for this celebration, one of the first
with water, showing th a t ho had met
property is being pu;
from
A Soldier’s Talisman —Oberthur
to be given for the boys and all of residents by Sanford people.
AB K II PU
his death in this manner. A slight
Following is the number of car? SA f A i U)
Welcoming
Home Coining by
•1
those who were present hope that it
5
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bruise over the nose at first started
Stewart,
2b
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. shipped by refrigeration according
SApt. Haynes
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Among the sales no d this w e a k ,
„ , Flark ,lf
Armour Car Chapman, c
will not tie the last in the years to
fi
a rumor that he might have met
The Marseillaise ami Star Span
follow. It is these efforts that make is th:it of the Hotchkiss block at ^ .
6 0 0 4
with foul play but* this abrasion
1nmunni 3I>
gled Banner
street and I’ark . .
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the boys feel that tliei. work in the the corner of Kirs,
7 0 •» 16
could have been caused by the grap
..
. ...
.
Vcgelubles under Refrigeration load Moseley, ll>
.... , lBilled
l i i u ,riim
Iiri| Season Ellis, cf
Introduction of Hon. E. A. D'.ug- army und navy has not been in vain avenue to Hon. Frank L. Woodruff
i 0 •I •1
pling hooks or the oars used in mak
ed*, and
from SiB,
Sanford.
<»
of
this
city
who
is
already
the
largest
lass. Vice President of the Wesley and that a gruteful people stood be
0
6
0
Oppenheim.
If
ing soundings while dragging for his
1 9 0 1919.
Brotherhood Class by Supt. Haynes hind them during those dark days of property owner in Sanford und who,
r. 0 0 l
C. Chapman. ,
imdj i*t the lake.
True-Hearted, Whole-Hearted,
war and will stand benhind them in invests his money at home and in
Si|4^*'rd
(Continued on page t»
The funeral was ?l,eld Saturday,
home |,roperty.
th# bright days of jieace.
Hymn 420Lettu j |{,.v Peek of the Episcopal ehurrh
Address by Rev. C. DeW. Brower.
1(1*,
The Hotchkiss fdo.-k is among the (’ttM'.i; •
| offirUring. interment being mud,* at
Subject, Patriotism
first brick blocks tn l»* built here Ceier.
i.r.ii*'
the home of the deceased until the
The Sw-ord of Bunker Hill —Covert
and has been owned by the Hotch Petqi. r
f.33
remains can he shipped to his old
Short Addresses by the boys who
kiss heirs who reside in New York.
home in Ohio.
have been on the other side:
!
Frank Cameron was 47 years old
The
I,lock
is
of
brick
well
con.
Prof. J. C. Hutchison. -If
i
ars
last
season
M.195*
at
tin* time of his death and was a
T<
struct,-d
and
consists
of
live’
store
Herman Steele
j native of Athens, Ohio. He came to
rooms
on
the
first
floor
and
some
^
PWm|iarjM,n
vf
th«*
amount
* Hon. R. J- Holly
the Lake Mary section about eight
twelve rooms on the second f,o o r ; .hippetl from Sanford with the aWorthington Blackman
een j cars ago’ und&rerided there until
und is one of the best locations tn mount
from the i.alnnce of
Battle Hymn of the jlepublic
the ' roe of his dfttth. being engaged
the main business streets on the city t|(|j htUl|> wi;| give.a ......I idea of the
Benediction by Pastor, Rev. C. \ \ .
in t ’*/* orange Industry’* He had a
property
hotel
t
ill*.
making
the new
great 'ainou.it of vegetables shipped
White.
nice -n>v<* and home on Crystal
valuable u*>id«• from the business from thi* i o in,.
Luke und also owned some grove
The musical program was ar
loea’t ion
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| s SOLD T<» <>. P. SWOPE <>F B,*u„
a r,*tin d disposition Mr.
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M LET- • s|||| ’ lltlge- .ind niji.ii r- , ii 1.1* new
OVIEDO W lit) W II I. IMPROVE Cameron xxas kn .wn to only a few
the Sanford section 'will
.1 tn. >•! ■«.r -I *• • A'-'' ’ll ’ ; ’" 1 ; | M , WILL GET T O G E T H E R i nxxi''*;i ,ii iiihI will kef| . il f,.r rental
in*!m,jt'» friends hut n*tyt well !il:ett
SAME.
r .l.m ..--s -••>• '
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l»Urj»OM*h. him
Iiii’i n n ai v s
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joyed oy in.
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Another business block has chan by tijose Wuo held ids friendship und
grutuluting him on his new acqui- j ( J f A R T E I t MILLION DOLLARS,
acquaintance.
addresses by th e boys who hat. bet.,
A large delegation of cattlemen •ition
nmvii ,. .and are oglad,
" **• tpr know ,j Is there -any
• other one sestion* of ged hands this time the ('lark
across were o.o.U interesting ar.tl .r.- from Seminole county attended the more non-resident propetty is h e - 1this country th at can sliow such re- block on First str,*<*> consisting of
lie is survived by two sisters and
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*. rvpi rsed v..... the *>o.,.« tu.i.s J11- 1 meeting In Orlando last Monday . .lining resident pr,.j» rt>\
a half city block with five store one brother in Athens*. Ohio: one
t.;r* s as tile
Sat ft. il section?
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mi.de bv ,).. • hili. s and P- P- wliere consideration of a policy for
room*, on the first floor and some si«tor, Mrs. McCracken is well
carrying on the systematic tick eradtwenty five riionis in tin* second known ben* whore she spent . some
T„e Welcome Home udUress <*f nation campaign in Central Ib-nda
flour t* !’ Swope wa« the lucky tin,,* j., the winter seasons.
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There is no explanation us to the
W M
Haynes, superintendent of jwas the mat subject for dis.-t: sum
j.ur* li.,-*r and
it is ..a good m
guug,
of
il,,*
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s
growth
to
note
that
ia
drowning
of Mr. ( atneron other than
tr,. Sunday school wa<t a gem of
Owing t,» the f a ,««»>ut -..me »f t .
about ten years this property with t h a t h e was fishing or had gone for a
tb'.ught. warm welcome, patriotic "• j u n t i e s whuh bad ' xpe. i. d to t.,k,
il<>\ M ORES OK ALL GAMES I'l.VYED BY SANFORD TEAM
spirit and bright ’ with witticisms, up th e sytemattc work this season
no repairs and no effort on the part row on the lake and fell out of tho
Mr Havnes gave a brief resume o f ! ,*„itld not get their dipping ' a of tin* owner to improve lias ad boat and. there was no evidence of
Ho* war of the work aeeomplished [completed in time Go re lias
>.*, n
vanced about fifty pvr cent in price. foul play or that he hud been killed
4 .1 0 1 o
With «dd Sol sending down his Ellis, p
and then thrown into the lake and
ut home giving us ,t did the strong |«ome desire on the part of cattle
3 0 0 2. 0
Again has Sanford proven its cai,w ,,f the accident will
bright rays on some games and plen OppenLelm. cf
owners
along
the
county
borders
to
backing for the itoys in the army and
right,
to
the
oft
repeated
t
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l
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|m,
knftwn_ .
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Blount,
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ty of sky juice on other games, the
ef be boys who had fallen anti wen- suspend work in working counties
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Sahford
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attracting
to
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Cha|dain,
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Florida
League’
continues
to
hold
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The sym pathy of the many friends
nut present but were remembered until next spring and then include a
first place In the hearts of local tans.
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ex« nlM .hom in .
large
number
of
counties
in
a
work
a n d -.their names written on the
lliut han ovor come lo «Mh
o! thcit h roth.r.
We are bolstering up weak spots
31 3 I 30 3
Totals
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marble shaft in tbf* purk oppo ito ing unit.’
Florida. .Mr. O. I . Swope.. Nothing
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R. \V. Storrs of DeFuniuk Springs, and our boys ure winning nevy laurels ORLANDO.
AB it ii p o \
t i e church. Mr. Haynes theij m ine
that
lias
happened
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the
past
few
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farther down the line this week un,\ Glunt, ss •
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d*:itd I! i" K. A. I’oi-fclftss. vice a member of the State Live Stock
years could add more to t he* strength Supt. Lawton on Suh-Com m ission
showing that the Celery City lads Stex’ens, 3h
Kanitary
Board
was
asked
to
serve
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president of the Wesley Brotherhood
'and general upbuilding of our little | |(on T • w Lawton. Seminole's
ure full of pep and ready to go ufter Jones, lb
3 t 2 12 0
clast- who presitied at the meeting as chairman and in accepting said
city tlinn to ° v‘ • r* . wope >e ^yp^rintendent of Schools has been
the
pennant.
3 n 0 0 0
Hunter. If
and i ,traduced the first speaker. Dr. th at it is the policy of the hoard to
come actively intereste, in its nisi- nwa Rt Tallahassee for some days,
meet
the
cattlemen
und
exchange
W,* had a lute start in the league Brack, cf
4 0 1 2 1
c. DeW. Brower, pastor of the Con
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views
on
handling
this
work.
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but our hoys are coming on in true Kendred. Uh
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a wliere he has been in attendance on
. gregational church. Mr. Brower is
as a far seeing, live progressive* and q meetjnK o( the Florida olatl, Sub.
4 0 0 0 0
an excellent speaker and is u true
Some
cattlemen and county style and none of the local fans are Kyrlin, rf
successful business y a n . one who has Comm, „ , on on Tcxt Ilo^ s .
Mr.
4 0 0 11 3
American und lie gave the audience officials from k counties were |>r«-scnt worried 'about the o,rt come for w’e Bellinger, e
made
gooH
in
every
business
enterU
w
tQ
n
rece|vcd
this
appointm
ent
4 0 1 1 3
an address on Patriotism that should and after several had stated their have a real hall team and if any of Keene, p
prise
or
venture,
hence
when
he
wirc*
Rnd
baste,,,
h
1
to
Tallabusseo
4 0 1 1 3
be copied in *.!1 that it might be views, Seth Woodruff moved th at them fall down on the job there are Keene, p
I,,held the bright outlook here and wher(f
w|th „ th<irH of thp e
^
read by those who could not be each clunty delegation select one of others to take their [dare although
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realized that ull we needed was .__ . ---------- -— . .
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the
hushes
have
been
pretty
well
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pr.sent to hear it. Dr. Brower read their number for member of a reso
Totnls
ntHSTTt.rnntLllDusiv—i,t»—decided—t r r
several paragraphs from the CotiRrc- lutions committee to present a work combed by the o t h e r teams who arc —^Score-hy—innings: ?
take
u hand and help nloduce t h e s e '
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always on -tJnHonfcnut •fr.nrcW'TTtaguthmal Rye curd describing-Bol»h* in g -p lao -ia_^k«-“o n v“nLion,
Sanford
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necessary qualification.,, that day
The recognition thus given to
VtriiV and urged all true Americans to
Orlando
0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
has settled b u r future growth and ‘ entinole county, by picking its
Following were the members of
The Herald will nut. attem pt to
stand behind their government in
Sum
m
ary—
Left
on
itas.*s,
Orlan
prosperity rrovided wo tre willing Superintendent of Schools to sit on
th a t committee: Joe Cameron. Som- give all the games in detail for the
these hours of stress.— He also ad
do
6,
Sanford
5.
Two
has**
hits,
to travel in his company.
the commission to recommend to the
InokA F. N. Burt, Volusia: C. G.
story is an old one by the time this Stevens, Jonen2, Stexvart. First base « , , * . .
vocated -in no uncertain terms the
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ta te Board of Educatjdn certain* '
Smith, Orange; S. Summerlin, Bre paper gets t>» the* city readers.
Mr. Swope has and is making . . # . ......
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League - of Nations calling attention
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texts for use in the schools, merely
vard; Put Johnston, Osceola: J. M. However, Ytur.out of town subscrib on hlals, off Keen’e 2, offff Ellis I. g r c ,t y.velopm
ent
of
valu.W
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thc
tru , Sera'
to the fact that several of the Sen
Struck out, by Keene 8, by Ellis 8.
Keen, Polk; \V. O. Sloan, Lake; and
>». , • » ~ J * r n » . U . . ol
haJ , , up e t|nt<„ dent t h ' t ,,
ators are preparing to oj,pose "Presi
ers like to keep up .with the teams Sacrifice hits, Chapman, Oppenheim, „K
T. W. Brown, Sumter.
.
and the box scores of ull $hc games
dent Wilson on the udoption of the
Stolen hnses, Stewart, » *
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U„ „ | „ g with th.- l,o,. „l then., . .
During
the
time
that
the
commit will he given in this paper every Chaplin.
of adding greutly to tlu* material
league terms and at the close of his
'Ellis
Blount.
Batter
hit.
Hunter,
remarks read a resolution to be tee were considering a report, the week with
wttu such*
suen* other
outer comments as
a? I nlount
Double plays. Inmsn to wealth of the county nnd that is
For the Industrial School
wired to the Florida Senators urging convention took u recess and cattle will he necessary, i Following is the Stewart
Slewar, to Moseley, Ellis to Moseley but proof of what we may reasonably
men
from
various
sections
got
uc
week's summary of the guntes play Umpires, Baird and F'lynn.
expect since he has become o w n e r ; ’ President H. P. Carpenter and
their standing by our President in
the League of Nutions.
1 hat we quuintcd .
ed with all the scores as they were
of valuable city properly and in Mr. C. E.* Woods of Montverde InAfter the committee had brought played since last issue:
had already protected France and
one of the largest mercantile cs- J dustrjal School, the only white
.
Afternoon Game at Orlando
saved the country and unless we in som t resolutions, Pat Johston,
tahlishments of South Florida n l s o 'BChool of its kind in the sta te were
Morning Game in Sanford
ORLAfTDO..
AB* R H PO A E in our midst.
continued to stand h^* her at some chairman of the committee moved
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1 1 1 0
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*AB R H PO A E Glunt, aa__ _.... 4
future* time the rapacious Hun* th a t the convention adjourn until SANFORD.
Mr. H. C. DuBose was the lucky \ l» t0 htv c a
$25,000 boys’ dor-*
0 2 10
1 2 3
5 0 Stevens, 3b.......... 3 0
would again . attem pt to invade July 21 and an effort he made to get Stew irt, 2 b _____ 4
man in engineering this deal and m lt°ry 0f)CI1 0,1 October l .
The
3 0 Jones, l b ............ 4 1 * 1 9 0 0 we may well hope • t h a t he may handsome girls’ dormitory has been
F'ranee and f..ere would he none to cattlemeff from all of the 16 coun Chapman, c ......... 3 0 0 8
0 3 0 0
0 -3 1 C Hunter, if.............. 4 0
stop this invasion unlesa England ties in aouth Florida where clectiohs Inman, 3b---------- 3 . 0
be the means of bringing others of | cr°^ d e d for two yeara'.despite addi1 0 0 0
and America stood ahoulder to have been held, and try to line up Moseley, l b ____ 4 0 1 11 0 C Brack, 2b............. 3 0
llke* business qualifications into o u r , Hona made. A central dining room
Kendred*, 2b ....... 3 0 0 1 2 0
shoulder in the League. Dr. Brower the*entire territory on a definite pol
now rapidly growing city.
ia needed to relieve crowding in the
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moved the adoption'of the resolution icy and work in cooperation In the usual and every cattle owner is ex Kerlin.rf................ 3 0
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other building* _ Certain frienda are
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and they were adopted by the as future, which was adopted.
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pected to continue regulaFly to dip Behinger.c............... 2 0
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raising funds for this. Contrihu0 0 6 C
semblage unanimously/
This action does not alter the situ their cattle until an order to the con Humphries, p..’....„ 3 0
Mrs. C. H. Dingee has returned tlonx are aoliriud. Address either
ation in Seminole county- where ay»trary haa been iadued by the State
home after spending a few daya’ of the. above gent emen at Mont
Prof, i l u t c h i c u told c t hi* going ----------T otals.-/..
29. 2 4 27 8 0 here the guest of Mrs. R. J. H olly/ verde,• Lake County, Pla.
over and being. made an instructor ri.matic wofk is going forward aa Live Stock Sanitary Board.
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port thut, after due consideration of
various suggestions they respectfully
i
recommend th at the memorial to the
“ Ill match my carbon copies
soldiers and sailors of Seminole coun
against any in town for neat
ty. both white and colored, take the
form of an arch, of the leautiful
ness, lasting legibility and uniAll June records for rainfall were yellow c<M|uinu rock found in abun
forjnity. I always usebroken during the twenty-four hour dance on our. sea coast.
For the purpose of lessening the
period ending at 8 o'clock Monday
night when 7.30 inches fell on .Jack cost and insuring strength and dura
TRADE
sonville and environs. The records bility they recoipmend a filling of
of the weather bureau date back concrete, reinforced by steel bars.
They have carefully examined plans
forty-seven years.
The record rainfall for all months and obtained estimates- as to a p
occurred in September, 1894, when proximate cost. They are of the
9.86 inches fell in u twenty-four hour, opinion that a 'handsome, appropri
period.. In May, 1903, a total of ate structure can , be erected for
a .
9.06 inches fell during a similar $1600.00 and th at there will be no
difliculty in collecting that amount,
period#
B a y y o u r ty p m trk in g .m a p p li^ o f
d
As a result of the heavy rains since or even more if it should be neces
Sunday afternoon, many, portions of sary, from the patriotic citizens odf
THE
Jacksonville, particularly in the vi Seminole county.
cinity of the creeks were inundated.
Respectfully su b m itte d ,'
HERALD PRINTING
In these sections Street cur ns well as
Hrenda deV. Morrison,
COMPANY
automobile fratlie has been hamper
Chairman Committee.
Phone 118
Sanford. Florida
ed. pedestrians being compelled to
An amendment proposed by Mrs.
wade or stay at home. .
Watson, to the eflect that if the
•F’-.vC
hapter failed to obtain sufficient
Springfield park, from First to
Fifth streets, and extending in some funds to erect the arch, the amount
places fully^ 100 yards north, is un raised should be devoted to some
SW*«. Section 15, Township *J1 S„
R e d c t th e Im p u lse.
der water. The lake in the park and other form of memorial, was adopted.
The Impulse to write poetry Is ono Runge 32 E, lying and being in
Hogans creek which skirts the belt
^ pleasant incident of the occasion
county, Florida.
that nt one time or another convulses Seminole
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drivuway, have overflowed their was the presentation to the Chapter
every one of us, hut our notion Is that
Terms of sale to he cash and pur
, banks, and traflic through the pnrk by Mnjor A. II. Peterson, A. C. S„ quite ji number ought to control nnd
chaser to pay for deed.
3rd Division, of a handsome gavel smother It nnd very few ought to at
is impossible.
S C H E L L E MAI NFS.
Superintendent of Pnrks Sidney which he brought from Plunders, tempt It without tlrst consult log
Special Master.
Smith, who also bus charge of the mounted with his identification tag. friends : rd the family physician.—
Gaines
&
Futrh,
city zoo, stated last night that all of Major Peterson is a son-in-law of the Houston
Solicitors for Complainant.
the animals are safe, precautionary Regent ami the gift was acknowl
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measures-'having been taken for their edged by a rising vote of thanks.
Olatw. Cathedral.
welfare. Some game chickens, how- J While the committee thought it
Canterbury Is ‘tie »ldc«t oeihoflrnl
ever, were drowned. The banks of wise to base their recommendation In England. Chlcti «tcr and Wit; lies- Notice of Application for Tat Deed
the creek, where the zoo is loray-d on the estimate of the' architect con •or cotne next In untiqulty.
H udrj Section 8 of Chapter tfiSi,
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was-tw enty fj»ua inches under water sulted, they are personally of ’ the
Laws of Florida
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last nighf.
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* • • opiniotf that the memorial should be
A Sure Thing.
Notice is hereby given that M. M.
“Ah always hud mo' faith In sympnfy and R. W. Lord, purchaser of Th
'. f. ^Several automobiles attempting of such size and beauty to reflect
to negotiate the belt road, skirting credit on the town nnd county, and dan In congratulations." observed Shin Certificate No. 210, dated the 4th
the creek during Sunduy night and one which would be regarded with bone. "You knows fo' sure, dnt dnr day of June, A. I). 1917, has filed
yesterday morning lost the road and pride* by future generations and in an't anybody gwlntcr be Jealous ob said certificate in my oilier, and h»«
landed in the creek, fo rtunately no particular by the descendants of the you’ hnhd luck."—Host on Transcript. made application for tax deed to
one was injured, the cars, however heroes they wish to honor. They
issue in accordance with law. .Slid
Notice of M aster's Sale
being badly stuck, and considerable hope to be able to raise a much
certificate embraces the following
Notice is hereby given that under described property situated in Sem
i work necessary to pull them to larger amount than the one specified
and by virtue of u final decree ren inole county, Florida, to-wit rfidf
in their report.
terra llrmu.
dered on the 28th day of June, 1919, interest in NEW of N W 'f of S»c.
Alice Caldwell, Secy.
by the Hon. Jus. W. Perkins,* Judge 24. Tp. 20 S„ It. 30 E. The said
I). A. R. Meeting
of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of | and being assessed a f the dale of
A railed meeting of the D \ R
H ap p y H u n tin g G round.
Florida, in Chancery, in a certain the issuance of such certificate in the
was held on the 24 th Inst, at the
Sign on farm In Kansas- "Hunters
cause
therein pending wherein C. L. name of Unknown. Unless said cer
home of Miss Alice Caldwell, pre Take N o t h f : Hunt nil you durn please,
sided ov r y the Regent. Mrs II J. and wh» n you hear the born Mow Hinehaugh is complainant and M. G. tificate shall be redeemed according
Starling. There were present Mcs- come to the house for dinner. If Ihe Yeanouris. individually and M. G. to law tax deed will issue thereon on
dames A Russet ter and IN K W at ,|iinll are scarce kill a chicken-nr two. Yeanouris as Trustee for John G. the 6th day of August, A l> 1 9 19 .
son, Misses Hrenda d e \
M rrison. mn| if you can't get any squirrels kill Yeanouris and Tom G. Yeanouris, is
Witness my otiiriul signature and
defendant. I. the undersigned Spec
Munson
and
Alice
hog."—Host on Transcript.
Mel I Whit tier. Zoi
seal this the 2nd day of July. A I).
ial Master will on Monday, the 4th
('aid well
day
of August, 1919, in front of the 1919.
Old Friendship Sweet.
The following report from th ej
meal I
E. A. ‘DOUGLASS,
Court House door in Sanford, Flor
committee on the selection of an Up- | The years hlive" tnught some sweet,
(Merk Circuit Court Seminole Co,
ida.
during
the
legal
hours
of
side,
hitter lessons—none wl**er than
propnate memorial to our soldier* i
Florida. *
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To
spend In all things else, but | o(Ter«for sule and sell to the highest
and sailors was read:
Hy
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Douglass,
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,,f (,,i| friends *i be ■*t miserly.— j bidder for cash the following des
Madam Regent:
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Your committee beg leave to re- '.owell.
FLOODS IN
JACKSONVILLE
ip p o d r o m e
Formerly the Lyric
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PROGRAM
SATURDAY, JULY 5 — A G o 1d w y n
." P ro g ra m , “ PERFECT" LADY”
Madge' -Kennedy, “ BILLS 0P P0R T U N 1T Y , a Bill Parsons
copiedy.
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MONDAY, JULY 7— “ BARE FISTS,”
featuring Harry Carey, also a
Mutt and Jeff comedy. ... —
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TUESDAY, JULY 8 — “ GUN .LAW,”
Pete Morrison and Helen Gibson.
. . Eddie Polo, in “ A PISTOL POINT
PROPOSAL.” Hearsts> News
No. 27.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 9— “ UNPAINTED
' WOMAN,” Mary McLaren.
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THURSDAY, JULY 1 0 - “ THE. BEL
GIAN,” Walker Whiteside and
Valentine Grant. “THE SMELL
OF THE YUKON.”
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FRIDAY, JULY 11— Triangle Program
“THE FOLLIES GIRL.” “ SHE
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LOVED A SAILOR, K eystone^
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was
Program at the ,
STAR THEATRE
Friday, July
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
THEDA
BARA
IN
THURSDAY—William Farnum in “TRUE BLUE,”
also a two part L-KO
comedy.
FRIDAY—Theda Bara in
“CLEOPATRA”
SATURDAY-Tom Mix in
“THE COMING of THE
LAW,” also a comedy.
MONDAY---Dorothy Dalton in “ EXTRAVA
GANCE” also a two part Sennett comedy
——
TUESDAY--William S. Hart
in “THE POPPY GIRL
HUSBAND,” also a two
‘ part comedy.
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WEDNESDA Y -D . W. Griff
ith presents “THE GIRL
WHO STAYED HOME”
in eight parts; also a
Sunshine comedy.
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PAGE TWO
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
rload of “CHEVROLETS”
Tom orrow
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR
RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN
TY-EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
UPS ALA AND G RAPEVILLE
..Good weather for corn and oranges
we suppose blit just a bit trying
on the animal kingdoip.
Never a week but we see or hear'
airplanes overhead.
Mrs. Paul Kcoly returned home
last week from n visit with friends
in Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed of Orlando
were dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Volie Williams Mon*
Mrs.
Harney
nnd Mrs. Westerdick spent the day
with Mrs. Leroy liodgins in Sznford
Monday.
Mrs. Wildenharne, the mother of
Mrs. Kerne Lundquist, who has
been visiting with her at the J. E.
Lundquist home and with "other
friends here returned home th e first
of the week.
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Mrs. Ballinger spent a day or so
with Mrs. Coller and other friends
in town this wet'k.
,
IF YOURS ISN’T IN THIS LOT, WE’LL HAVE ONE FOR YOU SOON
There’s Another Carload Close On
the Heels of This One
For the man who wants a small
car th atso u to f the “ flivver” class
. . .
Reck and childred
Automobile Protection
FIRE and THEFT and COLLISION Inaurnncc issued by the FLORIDA STATE
AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is the
safest nnd cheapest in the world. Write
for Information to headquarters Orlando.
Agents wanted Li every town In Florida.
Its very oconom
tires. - r -
the “ Chevrolet 490” fills the
The Chevrolet F-B Touring Car
while somewhat larger than the
“490,” is just as economical to
operate. It comes to you all doll-
minute. The tonrn
. . fittings are of such
. appearance that the>
bv the finest cars in the country
There's a man at thc^urb to serve you
’INDLE
W¥
Wight Tire Company
, Jacksonville-FiA
EuropwnKyv Cbfkplele llotfemfcwtveJ
outride rootrs Steam(Wed H.y up- Cafein
cxuuectioev-Cof\v<?f\iotvl loCverythi^-lrv
Km U of C ity Send for BwkleT-**
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Hid of the Singing. Oltlng Worrltt
of Moisultlt, Uio
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Peaceful Sleep
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The *XeYO Vvrue C
j- u f
roads and more of them,
ran make good use of one.
Yours truly for gAn Upsala citizen
aid .reader.
so seriously wounded by an explo
sion n<»I long ago is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Uaulerson of
Ft Pierre were the guests of Mr.
those mil from Sanford while Miss1 ln V"ur
J m!.v L someont
and Mrs.
A Kaulerson one day.
W e e k s and Mr
.n,.l \jr- Swanson
Die nerve to put in a short
last
week.
and t art Pierson were afti rm mi article m regard to good roads ti
visitors Sorry wo could not go.
1 psala, stating Jesse Lee is the only
Mrs. carol Culpepper was quite ill
la«i week b ut is improving,
Mr and Mrs. K W Lui.d.,uist *'»«*• hat had the nerve to buy a ear
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Uaulerson
and little -on and their mm her Mrs.
There
ere four car owners be-.
J. K. Lundi|uist, returned Mondny fore Jesse Lee e v e r . thought of m o v - 1 Mr* and Mrs. Harry Lewis of San- spent, the week end in Orlando.
afternoon from an auto t rtji to Ft jng to {'psala
Now there are ten Lmd recently visited Mr and Mrs.
Sumner \\ illsey of Lockhart is
Meade and other neqr points, where <ars to make use of a good road. ^ - A• Raulerson,
visiting Aubrey Moran. Jr.
they vi-ited with the l!ergi|utst There are also five other parties
Miss Leda Peters of Jacksonville
A very pretty wedding was sol
family and at the home of Hiimer speak of buying a car as soon as we is spending her vacation with tier emnized at tiie home of Misrs. Clara
Lufjdiiuist and wife.
got a brick road, anti thi^ is 'not father, T. I). i’etefs and other re Ia - Coffee last Wednesday, June 25th,
Miss Olga Vihleti spent a .ample saying anything about the outside lives here
when her daughter. Miss Alire Was
• f (lavs with friends in Winter G;tr traveller- with cars a ml trams.
\ 1 t-’ih..l It..*.. ,.f I ...-L hr.rt
united in marriage to Mr. Avery
Guyton of Miami
Miss Coffee was
charmingly gowned in a dress of
white crepe de chine, . while the
groom wore the conventional Mack.
General Pershing
OV IED O
■This news came in too late lor pub
lication last, week;)
Mrs. Nannie Avereet of Chtiltiotu
passed through Oviedo Friday after
n o o n j.n her return from Jai ksu ith e P R I M B L E bl.de I s J J J I
\ l i !i- w h e r e - l i e went t o .... her s«,i , lorded from bell English steel. fcX gl
F .fill • Avitc! t
With
NOT ONLY U P - T O - D A T E , BUT ON E DAY A H E A D
W e H ave S e rv ic e H e re for You, C om e G ot It”
ihe
Mr
Pullman
Avereit
Co..
Willi
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■ad your protection lies In lbs W m
P R I M B L E shield (etched
t n blide ) which marks It as {erudite.
Don’t you think it would be wel) to
Mr-. Lillian ii Fnllitn ,,f St. Awprovide
yourself with n really good
gmst iie spoke at Oviedo and G r i n a
pocket knife-in fact, the best
Sunday in tin- interest of the U . C.
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P
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to be hadT Our lino of
T. C. work tn Florida.. She spoke in
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PBIMBIE" Includes the pat*
Geneva Sunday- morning nnd at
tern and siao you prefer.
Oviedo. Sunday evening.
Both of
Mrs. Fulton's talks were' very inter‘.sting and those who- failed to hear L E E
BROTHERS
her missed a rare treat. Reside, a
thorough knowledge of lw*r.-subject
Mrs. Fulton has a pleasing manner
on the platform which delights her
audiences.
The Methodist Sunday school hud
its annual Children’s Day program
Sunday.
morning. T e
numbers
were well rendered and the exercises
greatly enjoyed.
A T L A N T IC HOTEL
Mrs. Mary Jacobs and son, Ed
Ray nnd Hogan Sts.
win are located in the Swope cottage,
JACKSONVILLE. FI,A.'
formerly occupied by C. T. MeAll railroad ticket offices in
Cuiley and family.
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building.
Center of every*
Mrs. J. M. Jones is in thu. Grange
thing. -All modern improve
Generii Hospital 1rr Orlando for u
ments.
First class in every
way.
Hot and cold running
. L. E. Wright, Jr., returned to
w a te r in ro o m s
Wash ngton,, D. C„ Saturday after a
Rates, $1.03 up.
short visit to his parents,
Room nnd bath SI.50 up
Mrs. C. A. Brannon and Miss
E. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop
Mary Leinhart spent Saturday shop
ping in Sanford?
At 12 o'clock Saturday Miss
Divina Murphy ami Vernon Shy
were united in marriage at the home
We have r ribbon for
of thi* bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
your typewriter
S. Murphy at Lake Char m. The
immediate family and a few intimate
BLACK, BLUE, PURPLE
friends of the hrlde were present.
or any of the above
Rev. L. E. Wright, pastor of the
with red
• Mrs. W. N. Blackwood and chil
dren returned home Tuesday affer a
pleasant visit to Palatka.*
Among the Oviedo people who ex
pert to go to Daytona Reach this
week for a vacation, are Mrs. W. J.
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HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
Office Supply Dept*
I’ hofie 148
Sanford, Florid*
�THE SANFORD HERALD
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M ID -S U M M E R
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Big line of white wash Skirts
all sizes and our regu- (I* I 1/1
lar $2.50 value
«p !.• X U
500 yards of figured and print
ed Voiles, special price for 1 O ,
this sale
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Closing out o f all Men’s F urnishings and M en’s, W om en’s and
Children’s Shoes. As previously advertised we are discon
tinuing M en’s Furnishings and Shoes in order to make room
for Ladies’ and Childrens’ W ear, and Piece Goods excJusively. These lines must be closed out at once, regardless o f cost.
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Fast colored Dress
Special price on Children’s
Hose for this stile.
p,
f1
Rubber
White and fancy Table
| Oil Cloth, per yd *
9-4 Bleached Sheeting
Chihlren’s plain and fancy top 1
silk and lisle Sucks, sizes 4 to 9 1
20c and up
oG in. Bleaching, 22c. and
98c and up
inch silk foulards and pon
|j gees,3(>fancy
and plain jtat- rj
j terns, a bargain .
ising put at cost—our line of
:id a ’/.red curtain Scrim.
$4.48 and up
The W. B. and J. C. C.-lines of
Corsets going in this sale .at
Boys wash Suits,
sizes 4 to 8 years
$1;25 and up
Every article in the store will
go in this stile at greatly reduced
prices. The prices mentioned in this
circular are only a few of the many
that we have to Offer you.
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tennis
Big lot of Men's straw Hats, for
mer price $2.50, closing
A /1
out at
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The well known Barker Brand
Collar not a better collar on the
market for 25c. Going n this sale at
15c. Why pay 25c when you can
get the style and size you want for
15c during this ten day closing out
sale.
One'lot of Ladies gun metal and
patent leather pumps, Q 1 o r
j sizes 3 to G, $3.00 value < p X «00
Ladies Georgette and Silk Crepe t
de Chine Waists in all colors anti r
sizes from <18 to 10, going in Lhis sale [ I
Overalls and Rompers
for small boys ..............
1
Ladies’ fibre silk Hose in black 1
and white, our regular 90c 0 0 ^ 1|
button
AA~
. Black seamless ribbed Hose, 1.
Big. line of Misses’ and Chil
sizes 6 to 91,, best quality
1 dren’s white lawn and organdie
lisle thread,*30c and
OO L 11 Dresses
Gingham
Genuine elk skin,
soles, solid leather,, our
sale price
Men’s Dress Shoes, button or
lace in tan and black (I»/?
closing out price $2:24 to «pO»UO
Big line of Men’s Dress Shirts,
sizes 131d to 16^2 good
A (\
value, $1.20 up t o .........
MEN’S WORK SHOES
Men’s white canvass Oxfords
rubber and leather hot1 Q jP
toms, good values......... t p 1 * 0 0
Genuine elk skin with flexible
sole solid leather, reduc- *
Ofr
ed for this sale to
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Big line of Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Taffeta
Dresses going in this sale at a bargain $14.95 &up
Men’s 2-piece Nainsook Under
wear, 75c value, closing out
price per garm ent. . . ..... O o X
Ladies’ fancy or
gandie Dresses, all sizes
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JULY II, m g
THE BIG FEED HOUSE
'PURINA'
' CALF
CHOW!
" A C r H far Ki m ( Need"
Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of ull kinds, car
loads a specialty, Cut-rate Auto Tires,
Gasoline, Oil, Sweet Potato Plants.
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h p w iau s
•*° ( ■ *ln Of U r d S I 3.00.
l o r p O r l i j o n Soap, r»» c f 7.30
Ok U fco m . H o u r I I | b u r k *1.73. K u f a r In 'u a n ' l l f r a | | (
A Ooo d .Scratch * > cd , a a r h S I.10. W . C. O i l . . u r k *1.20
CATES CRATE COMPANY
Do You Realize, how mucli more
pleasantly your quiet hours are spent
if you know your kitchen is suflic- .
iently filled with good fresh groceries?
Allow Us the Privalege of Adding to Your Pleasures'
— We Have fhe Kind of Groceries You Want.
(Ask Our Customers)
J. W. Booth
PHONE 166
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East Sanford
M tb. Margaret Marshall! of Cam
eron City is • leaving Wednesday
morning for a stay In Michigan of
several months. Will visit in Lapeer
Flint- apd other points.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. .Grier, Ruth
and -Robert of Cameron City are
Sanford.
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_. ____ _ , • leaving in their car Monday next
for a trip. Will visit in Brunswick
Ga. and at their old home in C har
West Genera Avenue
lotte N. C.
We arc having nwful warm wea
Mr. and Mrs., Charles Dunn nnd
ther. Rain is needed bad to cool three little sons of Geneva ave arc
the air. People can hardly rest at spending several weeks ut D aytona
night* it is so warm.
The people fib our little settle
ment were shocked last T hursday
When the news came taf the .death
of Mr. Frank Cameron’s death.
We miss him passing by.
j
WE HAVE a fresh stock of everything and
in the position to meet your
Electrical Needs
Irons
Fans
Toasters
Portable Lamps Fixtures
Vaccuum Cleaners
Flashlights
Mrs. Joe Cameron nnd Henry
were at home from Dnytona beach
a portion of Inst week. Mr; C. and
A. B. Cameron accompuinied them
to the beach Mt>nday for a short
stay.
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CHARLES ELECTRIC CO.
A iili
'-V 9 m
think it a fine thing for them.
ELECTRICAL, SUPPLIES
3lton spent several days in Jackson’
Mr
Will
Robinson
is
still
in
the
ille tliis week with Mrs. White’s
Miss Helen Chorpcning returned
wood business delivering in town.
Hare the Silent Alamo Lighting and Power
mother.
Tuesday from several weeks visit
(Continued from page 2)
Mr.
jtnd
Mrs.
Henry
Lee
were
.
Plant lo Illuminate Your Home
11
with her sister Mrs. Byran T.
Mrs. t t . ,K. Argo and children
calling at Mrs. Vaughns Sunday Squire and family of Jacksonville.1
*a
■•* ■
and do the chores
spent Monday in Orlando.
Lawton and family, Mr. and Mrr.
T. L. Lingo and Steen Nelson afternoon.
G.. W. Spencer is having Ids farm
E. A. Parnell
ituth Young.
■The orange crop seems to be good
One on Display at Our Stare — Demonstrations at ull Times
. ... and.Mins
•„
. spent Fridduy the Fourth at Dayt e n a n t houses in Cameron City
Mrs. .S. \ \ . Swope, Mabel hwopd,<tomi Bl>Ilch
every where this year.
painted.'
Frances Swope, Rev. L. E. \\ right
It seems to he a hard job to get
Expert Repairmen to Do Your Work
Considerable
improvements of
and Virginia Wright spent Monday , G. L. West. (). P. Swope, Stren
vegetables now. They are so scarce. different kinds are being done out
in Orlando.'1 ’
Ndsoli. H. F. Whcdcr and E. A.
Promptly and Satisfactorily
Can’t get green peas. There are none here, tiling and retiling, clearing
T. It. Frost left Monday for Tam- Parnell were in Sanford Monday on
to get and van’t raise them this land and a general
round tip of
business.
P»
year.
summer
work.
Reuben Dumas spent ih
J. It. Junes and family . Miss
There are a great improvement in'
end in Oviedo Iasi week.
.Several celery beds seed are plant
Ella BcTe Jones and Jim Junes cattle since the dipping has been
ed seed coming up well so we It a n
Mrs. Walter Carter of MontUello were railed to Orlando Tuesday on
returned to (tvieiln Monday and is account of the serious illnitis of their started with them, h think it is a Seed lied encampment time again.
visiting her mother. Mrs. I, li Lee. mother Mrs. J. M. Jonetf. The fine thing with cattle. They hate no
Mr. and Mrs, G. C.‘ Chamberlain
“ Electrical Contractors”
Mr. and Mrs. Carter and son, Wal| of Mrs. Jones will he glad td know licks on them and every png'*looks are about to build a summer home
So many are kicking about
.
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107 W. f irst St.
Phone .111
.Sanford, Fla.
ter are moving hack t o Ovietl “fWf that she was reported somewhat good.
ibut, ,,
, . .to ,looki ut. .,
| sit Daytona
beach anil ha-vc recent v
it
they
ought
th
e],
,
.
.
several years’ residence in other better Tuesday night.
bought a launch.
good it is doing the cattle. They
places. They will occupy the house'
Mrs. N. F. Lizette spent ‘Files- get the benefit of what they eat
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Flowers
just next to the Lee place at Luk*
day in- Sanford.
(Continued on 1’age B)
instead
of
(he
ticks
getting
it.
I
Charm after the arrival of Mr Cur-(
Mrs. J. M. King, Mrs. A. K
ter and Walter who are now visiting ( ‘ra wfo rd, Mrs
1. E \\ irglrt . Rev.
relatives in G orgiu.
I L. E. W right ami little (ieorge
Mrs .1 II Lee. J r , anil Mi' J (‘rawford m tmed to Urlwndn Tueell. Dumas of Sanford spent Wednes i iay afternoon.
day in Oviedo.
It. G. Smith was a business visit
The friends of little Hen Join s .will or in Sanford Monday 1
A chicken pdcau was gjven Tues
be glad to know that he is rapidly
recovering from a very severe ease day night *al Lake Charm for the
following young people:
pf bronchial pneumonia.
J. II. Lee, Jr. and Andrew Aulin Misses Mary Lienhart, Gladys Li
zette, Olive Lizette, Mary Brannon,
have returned from the army.
Alice Brnnnan and Messrs. C. L.
Miss Ruth Young returned Tin,Mott, Revetly Wright, Merle Mar
day from Ocoee.
shall, Joe Letnharl arid Alton FurTile Woman's Club of O'. ied held nidi w i t h M r
and
Mrs
R.
W
justly point to Du fa*i that then' i< i.■» other lire made that can etpial a D IA M tiN D
it- lii •-1 meeting of tin a son ITi ay !| I.nwt. in a s i l i u p i - r u n i - i
Tuc
pirfiirniaiice.
When you get a tire that you c.t'i put on your car and forget
'teiiioi.fi
It was a % I m-cting,
Mr
Mrs
It
I
Wheeler
about for trial.y months', a nrc that will step out and do its ii,(HiO guaranteihi miles,
'irig in ■l.arg- of Mr- Ruin' t [.inc vis lin'd Mrkitid" Mimtl.iv afu*nifH»n,
and then keep on running, u tire bought at a moderate price, you have u product
ite <There were only nine mi tubers
S. \\ . Svrnjn* ami liuiiKhtcr .Mabel
th a t is the.result of an incessant struggle (or the achievement of ideals of quality.
present hut the program was greatly u.ft Tuesday, for Wichita, Kansas,
enjoyed. Miss Ciuyle Marshall and t The music committee of the Chris•There’s a reason w hy.D IA M O N D S do th is —its because they nre m ade in one of
Mrs. r. L. Lingo entertafned the tian Endeavor Society will give a
the largest tire factories in the world nnd it’s also because the people who make them
guests w tii piaho solos and Mrs.' sacred concert at the Methodist
make every tire they sell, whether fabric or cord, the very best of its class nnd the
I •**vtnn bail si'ver.d interest sing <ihi- Church Sunday evening.
best obtainable at its price.
l o ts . Tin* liuh i.- planning to enE. D. Cldlten has just been disWhen you let us equip your car with a setof D IA M O N D S you immediately
elose the lot with a fence and low. ‘ urged (rum the M m division and
step into the class of the tire-wise motorist The ear owner of long expenenee never
make it Die most attractive place in I ,,ts visiting hi- mother M r s ‘c’Rred
s'.ei'iilulej in unknown brands of tires, neither does he believe in dealing in merchan
Dvitdo
Mrs T ti Sirn muois was near l ) \ ledu
dise
where quality is questionable.
licet pled as a new member of the
Mrs. S. W. Swope and sun Franclub Friday afternoon and t UII , cis were in Su*iiford Tuesday.
In the present day of high powered ears and good roads, the average driver
other applicants' name; were pre- ; J. M. Jones and Miss’ Ella Belle
travels faster than he did a few years ago. MunJ' road accidents are cuused by a
set.ted. Though the club will liavc Jones went to Orlando Wcdne sday.
blowout, the result of using inferior tire equipment.
r*o more meetings until fait. the; 1 The ladies Aid Society of tm‘.-‘b l»o #>*>«**
f*fV S " rdnv.
*r f jf f Lf* 1
The autoist who pays out his money for a tire not only wants the word of the
ns usual.
'
dealer as to what the tire will do hut he-w ants to be sure of absolute protection In
i1of Mrs. it. L. White Monday :tfterrase the tire does.not hold up. If you purchase a tire from us and it proves defective
ie lieId in nuon. There vv.ere f >urteen members
we make it good right on the spot, and hear this in m in d —in the case of an adjust
the Baptist church on the fourth and present and after the business of
ment we adjust tlie customei rather than the tire- we see' th a t you are satisfied in*
second Sundays of each month, .the Society had been disposed of
every respect.
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Sine- thd death of their much he- the Woman’s Missionary Society
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Ipvcd pastor. Rev, Win. Stones was reorganized with eighteen memWhen it is possible to purchase tires under such conditions ns these, where you
' tlfere have been no Tegular services, bers.
taku.no risk whatever, it’s nothing more or iess tliun the poorest busimss in the world
held at the Baptist church.
Miss Ethel Rose of Lockhart.
to try and use some off make tiro thut neither you nor the man that s*>tls it knows
Mr. und Mrs. B. G. Smith and J. Fla returned Tuesday to her home
anything about. And last but by no means least, to try to get additional mileage
H. Lee, Jr. spent Tuesday in San- after spending u week with her aunt
out of a tire by huving it re-treaded. A few poor, unst/specting motorists listen to
lord.
Mrs. S. McBride.
some tire repairman tell them how cheap he can make their old tires us good as new.
Miss Gladys Lizette returned from
Mrs. 0O.. A. Marshall returned
Perhaps they have done it once, but they go deaf when you try to talk them into it
Jacksonville Saturday for a visit to Saturday afternoon from Sanford
a second time. Then they are wise. I t ’s worth thinking over, gel wise before you
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. F. where she had spent several days
put out your cash for nothing.
Lizette.
’
. with her son Dr. C. J. Marshall.
The cost of a re-tread is more than one-third the cost of a new tire of standard
Miss Ella Belte Jones and J. M,
make,
from which you get from five to ten thousand miles, a n d the ref rend (hut will
WEKIVA ITEMS
Jones spent Wednesday in Orlando.
give:you a . t h otuafitl miles liua -yet tii lie found:—
Mrs. T. G. Simmons visited Or- 1MV, nnd Mrs. Wr A. Neat of
.
j Lakeland were visiting friends and
When a casing has turned off its thousands of guaranteed mites, the chances
lando, Tue day.
a
re-it’a
p retty well wurn_put, and a re-trend, which is nothing but a strip of rubber
J.
Lawton,
relatives
here
the
Fourth.
Mr.
Neal
R. \V_ Lawton, W.
a quarter of an inch thick, can’t possible give sufficient mileage to pay for the Job.
Ilityle Marsbull und M i» Mary i,ns recently returned from overseas.
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Such practice increases your cost per mile just about six times* over th e cost of
Brannon spent Wednesday a fte r- 1 Mrs. Francis Li^htsy of Lakeusing standard tires.
noon in Orlando-shopping.
land is spending some time with her
Mcrie Marshall, Edward Argo and daughter Mrs. W. D. Tillman..
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Lie Miss Palmer Argo spent Tues-j
Mr. and 'M r* . W, H. Boyd enterday in Orlando.
.
laincd the evening of the Fourth
a. >
Little Henry Wolcott entertained in honor of their son Raymond
a few of his friends at a birthday and the other rvturned soldiers of
party last Friday afternoon in honor our little city. A most enjoyable
'of his fourth birthday.
# time was reported by all.
The friends of Miss Mallei Swope
Rev. Alien spent several da>'s
gavf her a surprise party Tuesday here last week calling, on the people
evening to bid her bon voyage on a and announcing -quarterly meeting
a trip sbe is going to take to W tch-mf th e M. E. ChurcTC to lie~ held
ita, Kansas. There was no doubt of nejtt Saturday and Sunday,
“ T h ere’s a Man et the Curb to S e rv e You
the genuineness of the surprise. T h e ’ C. S. Flowers spent Sunday in
•young people entered into the gai- Sorrento.
c t ’ei of the evening with much spirit
hisse s Mary and Sarah Allen of
, a n d twelve o’clock came much too Erterprise, Nelson Paul and Earl
.soon.
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Holiday of Mossdale and Henry
Dees of Lakeland spent the Fourth
OVIEDO
. ’“M atting at the Holiday b°me.
Little Wejicy PiEman was bitten
Mra. L. XL Miyte and tittle son
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COUNTY HAPPENINGS"
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L. F. Hoper
hy a ground rattler last week. No
serious illness resulted and at the
present date Wesley seems to 1>e
all right.
Allen Boyd was visiting his chil
dren and brothers here for a fe
last week.
Miss Flora Brockway is staying
with Mrs. F. B. Click for company
while Mr. Click is at \vork* in
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CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST
BETWEEN YOU AND ME"
EVEN THE GATE TOST
NOT IN IT
A Chief Is Among Yc Taking Notes
and Faith, " H e ’ll Print ’em’’—
So Says Snuntercr.
* The (ini'in Below §»rii;t»•<! is not
or^nal. nor ilo I know the author,
hut I do know thut it is a mighty
clever hit of rhyme and it will lie
relished Ity every newspaper man
who glances at it:
I!
me to go.
I \r wondered what kind of a chap
lie’ll he and I've wished I
i inilil take Ids hand,
Just to whisper. ” 1 wish you well,
old man." in a way that he'd
understand.
To the fellow who'll come to take
’ my place so me ' day when I
am gone.
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When he sees all the sad mistakes
I’ve made and note all the
battles lost
Will he ever guess of the tears they
mused or the heart aches
which they cost?
Will he gaze through the failures and
fruitless toil to the under
lying plan,
And catch a glimpse of the real intent and the heart of tin
vuni|uishetl man'.’
I dare to hope he may pan
day as In toils as I
w mught,
And gain some strength for Ins
weary task from the battles
w hit’ll f have fought
But I’ve only the task itself to leave
with the cares fnr-him t" face.
And never a cheering word may
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speak to the fellow who'll take
my place
cut, suck and otherwise eat the same, in the first'round his winnings would
or give the same away with or with have totaled $120,822, while if Wil
out the rind, skin, juice, pulp or pits, lard had answered the call of the
anything hereinbefore Ar hr**dnhe- j gong for (he fourth they would
after or in any other deed, or deeds, have been reduced to $25,000.
instrument or instruments of what
Willard and Dempsey were paid
ever nature or kind soever to the in full Saturday according to Kickcontrary in any wise notwithstand ard. tlie new champion receiving
ing.” So what’s the use?
$27,500 in cash and the defeated
champion $8(1,000 in Liberty bonds
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Willard was
* My suggestion about a Hub and $20,000 in cash.
disturbed
by
rumors
tiiut
.he was
house on the hike front is bearing
dying,
that
lie
had
been
removed
to
fruit and 1 hear -many rumors of
buildings that will he erected in the a hospital and that he was dead. It
fall or winter thdt will do much to was learned yesterday that he was
ward making the lake front what it entirely recovered from the effects
should be—the playground of San of his punishment in the ring and
ford. It is almost certain that tho th at he will motor with Mrs. Wil
city will eventually, own nil tin* land lard and a few* personal friends. to
on the water front and there should his home in Lawrence, Kan., us
be a movement on not to establish soon as his eye is henled.
the city buildings down there, the
woman’s club, the public library, a
A Choir’s Outing
place for the boys, a place for the'
Last Tuesday morning the choir,
tourists and a place for everybody! of the Congregational Church cot to go in the evenings and on Sunday sisting of eight young ladies and
afternoon and enjoy the lake. Wc girls, *Jeft with Mrs. Kohinkon us
have never taken advantage of our housc-tpothcr and a few others (of
lakes us other cities do and it is Daytona Beach. A fund hud been!
high time that we woke up to the raised sufficient to rent a cottage
fact that Lake Monroe is our most for a month and meet expenses,
valuable asset.
and ttie four weeks outing for a
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month comes
as
a
reward for
r Those patriotic meetings that the faithful and efficient service1
we are holding are all to the good rendered by the choir.
Mrs. Takttch the chorister, and
and will keep alive in the breasts of
the people the principles of good Mrs. Frye the organist will spend
government and good citizenship. a while with the girls at the bead*.
We should hold an annual affair of
some kind commemorating t lie great
l a m p i n g Parly
world war and make ihe hoys feel
A merry camping party spent
that we appreciate and will always last week at Brown’s place on Ikiappreciate to the fullest their ef nanu Luku. Thg chaperones used the
forts in our behalf and defense.
house while t ho younger ones cnnip1ed out under, the pine trees in true
I am a baseball fan tnvself ind outdoor style. All tin* pleasure of
expect to attend every game of Ilo* bathing in the limpid waters of
season.
1 helped to organize *the tips beautiful lake, in lishing • and
league and wanted to see good ball boating and other amusement* were
played
but
I
do
riot
lik 1 indulged in by the party and a most
altogether tin- spin! -' own in the enjoyable Week was -|tt ut *m the
last game at Orlando aim* g Mini*' open and the party returned home
people They seemed to think that de home Tuesday morning greatly
any kind of deal luitjiled the Hanford refreshed and with tanned faces
Mr. uinl Mrs. A. P Connelly,
team should go whether it is a nghl
decision or a wrong decision. The Mr. and Mrs. Forest Luke and Mr.
majority of the Orlando people think and Mrs B U Herndon chaperoned
we did not get what was coming to the party composed of the Misses
us from tin* umpires and if we can Serila ami Maud Lake, Norma Hern
not get a square deal down there don, Dnrthy Humph, Lois Martin,
then we had better i|uil right now Victoria Nesbitt and Lucy Byrd
and t'is kick is coming after talking -Smythe and Messrs Tom Martin.
with Orlando people and not the Harry Lewi* Walter, Hawkins and
we want is t h Albert Connelly, Ned Chittenden.
Sanford people
All we
square deal
dean ball playing Karl Schultz and Iteg Unity
regardless of
wins or loses.
I'd like to give him the cheering
word that I've longed at
times to hear;
Then here's lo-your health, old chap;
I'J like to give hint the warm hand
i drink as a bridegroom**** Ins
clasp u hen never u friend
bride.
I leave an unbundled task for you,
but God knows how I tried
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♦ I’ve dreamed my dreamt* us all men
Dally Thoutjht.
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do. but never a one came true * There are so many real nice
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What's cone and whiit'a past heir*
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ltd my prayer today is that all the places near Sanford where one can o '
g rief.— Shnk»«*'
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dreams may be realized by go for a day nr a week's utility: that
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really there is no nred for our people
you,
tine Inch t arils Will lie •FultlUlieu l »•
to
go away unless they have been
dir This Heading At The Hull* Uf iJ.-'l And we'll meet some day in the
I’.n Vn r .
here
so long that they need a change
great unknown -out in the
of
climate
Sanford is richer in re
reatms of spare:
sorts
than
any
other part of the
1 oil’ll know my clasp as 1 take your
smith and we .should improve and
hand and gaze in your tired
SCHIiLLEM AINES
m ake them popular
T h e r e is \ \ n o t |
fare
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I ■' I !' «r 1 and I*a ITil **■pr Inr -. and
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I ' r\ t;il La k * *- ■Iv■r Lake III o w r s ■t,
ni in i in i in: i in iii inn si
in the light. ..I I 11> i • f 11111 phi ' , i.ai.i llarloy and many other
• dawn
'! reports lh;i! are great camping places
>A\Kt)KI> FLO RI DA
I'm drinking your health, old Olid littvr line bathing. ‘ Woodland
eknp, • who’ll take my (dace Park is great and has been improved
when I’m gone.
and has many ‘ amusements fnr the
BUSINESS CARDS j 1
B u y W ith Y o u r E a r s
as well as your eyes
P
- and you won't
mistake a peacock for a night-,
ingale or an ordinary talking
machine for a jeweled Pathe.
Listen to the Pathe with the
Sapphire Bull and all-wood vi
olin tone chamber.
You hoar
every note—every word clear
ly, distinctly, n o scratching
metallic sounds. You cannot
help being impressed with the
Pathe superiority in tone when
H O N O G R A P H you
buy with your ears, Your eyes will see the tiny
S o needle* to change
(hand-polished) Sapphire Ball
gliding smoothly round ahd
round without wearing or cut
ting the groove.
See it rubbed across the record
—children often do this—with
out hurtipg it. And remember
no needles to change.
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. Even if you buy with your eyes
—you kill see many advantag
es in the Pathe Instrument not
V
found in the-ordinary talking
machine.
, Come to our store and hear the
tone of an instrument as dear
as the song of a nightingale, in
a cabinet as big and beautiful
as a peacock.
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The Pathe Plays all Makes of R ecords
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SANFORD FURNITURE CO.
, J. D. DAVISON. Manager
H IL L
LUMBER
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i* a toast I want li drink to u
fellow 1*11 never know
T" tie fellow who's going to lake
my place when it’s time for
seems near. *
I ’ve learned my knowledge by sheer
hard work, and I wish I could
pass it on
P A G E FIVE
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
LUM BER,
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LATHS,
SHINGLES
• SEW ER PIPE arid DRAIN TILE
W i : TAKE*I.1I1L1UV IIONDS AT PAH
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Herald Want Ads Will Bring Results
W W W W W W W sW VW VW W YW W W V YW W W W VW VX#
?! The Completeness of Our 6
i Domestic Department -
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THOM IS ItMMCT WILSON '
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k. n a t r a son n o t s i i . n i-r h !
Wilson & Hotisholder.
LAW} KKN
r lor 1
Stnfurd
We
Still Have Good
Envelopes at
5c a Fkg.
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
Oflire Supply Dept.
Phone 148
Sanford. Florida
I > olllig- p e o p l e
lil'i’TI I a t t e n ! I o n I o
Certain Mil 1; ri ■■tm a I|»|
;td. "eating cutting -erne of t tie red p hi1e - and tu
tape t had >tune* lies lb* govern lliftil il In and -"fuel
work at \\ u-hiitgi >*ii. but as iim-i and mu* h
i otlgre—.men
ari
lawyer
t •i■r >
a
SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS”
Hood--Goodyear and Fisk
Tires and Tubes
REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS
FORDS A SPECIALTY
MOBILOILSand GASOLINE
ACCESSORIES
Cars Washed and Delivered—W e Will Call
for and Deliver Your Car.'
PHONE _^ 0.
41 — REMEMBER
THE . NO.
41
should pnv more
nmO'Ctuoni
fr om home
not -o good
I
bltle hope that any sup* lid 11> Ola,
In* eliminated
Fur instance, if a
man were lo give another iin orange
he would .simply say "I give you
tins orange;” but. when the trans
action is entrusted to u lawyer to
put in writing he adopts tills form:
"I hereby give and convey to you,
Ull and' singular, fny estate and in
terest. right, title, claim and advan
tage:* of and in said orange, to
gether with all. its rind, juice, pulp
and pits, .and alt rights and ad van
tage* therein, with full power to bile.
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llcpl) lo West G enoa \tenuc
Sanford. Fla , Inly s, ! !i 1U
Editor of.Sanford Herald.
Sanford, Flu.
Dear Sir:
Fleas*' print these items for me,
a a reply to "West Geneva Mixup:"
Dear Madam;
I notice in yonr items last week
that UpSulu was not entitled to good
roads. I beg your humble, pardon,
we have several cars out our way, and
wish to add we pay taxes for goyd
rpads and We must have it. Upsalti is a neat country village and o.ur
people living here are entitled to,
good roads.
Bake up your .own back yard be
fore you try to rake others.
Your* very
* truly,
I his department is unusually complete in
its showings of fine qualities in white
goods of every description; fine tubings
and sheetings, both bleached and un
bleached; sheets and pillow cases; buck and
. turkish towels, also a good showing of fine
quality linens in a good variety of patterns and
showing a splendid line of Japanese Nain
sook. If you are in need ol anything in
the Domestic line it will pay you to come
and investigate the completeness of this
dept, as well as the values we are offering.
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Men’s and Boy’s
Department
is also iu complete
readiness to m e e t
summer demands of
both man and boy,
whether in clothing
or in furnishings; aU
so showing suitcases
and 1> a g s of fine
quality for the trav
eler.
You’ll need
one for your Vaca
tion trip. ' *■ *
KNOCK ED O . T IN T ill FI)"
D rm parjr
Won (’!iltlnpiom«hi|) In
Short Order
Toledo, O.. July 7 ,—Jess Willard
was k(picked out in the third round
of his scheduled 12 round go with
Jack Dempsey here July 4.’ accord
ing to n ruling of Referee Ollie
Record. Although the towel was not
tossed into tin* ring until* Willard
jailed to respond to tin- gong for
the fourth round, Record ruled the
tight ended ut the close of the third.
Thu ruling of Fpcord r*me us u
result of a* request from Promoter
romoier I
Tex Rickard, who received lilunrircds |
«f telegrams asking if Dumj
H.UU
should
be
credited
with a
knockout and when the bout was
officially ended.
Many wagers on
the fight wtfre settled by the ruling,
as there were many disputes as to
when the tight actually e n ded.’
C. IL Shyster of Chicago, who
operated pfiri-mutual machines and
a bonk*on the contest suid he cleared
$82,700. ' If the contest had ended*
•
Victrolas from $ 2 5 .0 0
to $ 1 7 5 .0 0
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i .“Music in the Home” helps to make life more pleasant and more
enjoyable. You will find here just the type of Victrola to meet your
needs.' Types in stock from $25.00 to $175.00. Easy terms, so ar
ranged to suit your convenience. New records of popular sclectionfr’are also here.
,%
. . S u c c e sso r to Y ow ell-Speer Company
J .
s
is a Feature of Distinct
Importance
�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE SIX
THESANFORDHERALD
R. J. HOLLY, Editor
M- HAYNES, Business Manager
Wnl'cce, p
Opp3nheiincr
Chaplain, a?
Harris, rf-rf
Spencer, rf
JULY II 19)9
Moseley 1
Oppenhcim
Inman
Ellis P
HONESTY
Published Every Friday by
Ht,IWl HilllON reli c IN A
ONE VKAII_
HIX MONTHS
riiRF.r, m o m
u !kf0iiil*(1*»i Mai! Matl«*r An
ItOA, al I)m
at N«nf*w«l, FI
I’ndrr Ac* uf Mairh Ard, 1S7|
CAPITAL S30,000.09
Trlrph'm* f».-. I ts Hi'.a. If
Love, as. >.
T h e efforts of the ladies of the Campbell, rf
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion to erert a suitable arch or some
Totals
T) 7 10 T
o ther form of memorial for the
Score by innings:
soldiers and sailors who served in Sanford
010 000
-110 101
the world war should meet with Lakeland
the approval of every one in S - i j Tuesday at Lakeland
nole County.
We cannot do too SANFORD
All R H V
rrtuclf for our brave hoys who served Stewart, 2b
... j 2 2 (
in this great conflict. •
Chapman, c
4 1 0
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Johnson, cf
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Newman, sa ,
3 1 0
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CATTLE D I P P I N G
White,
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T h e Herald has always been an
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a dvocate qf tick eradication and we Moseley,.lb
5 0 1 0
still believe that lick eradication Oppenheirn, rf._
Inman,
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b
4
0 1 2
is tfie thing, hut the cattlemen nnd
Morton,
p
5
1 2
0
the government experts should adopt
O lB rc;
I K r t J d Uulldlitt
acme plan for Florida that will al
Totals
low-dipping during the early spring
LAKELAND
and tiie fall months, thus cutting
out the dipping in the lint weather. Cohen, 2 b
t
Pierre, e-rf
T h e majority of the cattlemen are Wicker ef^p
now in favor1 of dipping Iml they Fry, cf
find th at dipping every 14 days and Love, ss
dipping in this kind of wuzther is Riva. If
killing ilie cattle mi account of the
fast driving in'Iml weather attd driv
ing them up to tin- vats every I I
days. To dip um-c a month dor 11
m onths in the spring and once every
month f or 4 months in the fall
would eradicate I lie licks, and would
also save the cattle.
If this will
eradicate tin- ticks then the governinenl agent s should meet I he cattlemen half w .
j Lakeland
The Herald is not tit. .lutlioritv
•in entile or cuttle dipping but we
believe in the greatest good for the SA NF O RD
greatest number and if all the cattle Stewart. L’h
men of Florida will adhere to a sen- (’hi^pmun. <■
.dble (dan for dipping and make it Johnson, cf
state wide and let the state pay l hi* Newman.
expense instead of the individual. While. If
counties the burden worth! not fall Moseley, I b
mi the taxpayers as it does now for Oppenheitn,
the building of dipping vats itj the Inman, 3b
few rounties that are trying to cr;nl-! Chapman, p
irule ticks mil) to Imve the eat lie
from other counties toine in on the
Totals
lick free rang..
|.\K I L\NI
la.l us ail get together on this (; 1|rm.r
question and solve n m the ri^ltt j
"«v.
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Attention MasonH
There will lie a special meeting
of Sanford Lodge No.62 F. & A.
M. held on Wednesday evening
July I fit h at 8 o’clock for the pur
pose of conferring the third degree
on candidates.
■> unions uverseas LRrector, who was
E in London recently en route to K.
0 1 of C. Headquarters In Paris, for
| J detailed information regarding the
0 , system employed, by the knights in
6 finding jobs for demoldized soldiers.
1 It is possible, l he same plan or soine0 1thing similar to it will be udoplml
0 by the English Government officials
1 Leaders in
British
labor cir(tjcloB called official attention to the
3 ] great success attending t h e . knight’s
0 efforts in this direction in- the Uni0 ted States. The fame of the K. of
C. as • sane and practical friends
6 of the soldiers and sailors in war anii
in peace has spread throughout the
world.
I fr4NrV0UHElftlHE5S
II. R. STEVENS
c. D. COUCH
C. M. HAND
Yl»*-l*r»^d I
Am ‘| Clahwf
THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
good treatm ent. Don’t write, just either on Oak Park or Magnolia
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No. 210
come and ask for Mr. Brown and go Aye for all th e year.. Address L
Hepcrl oT the Condition of the Seminole
to work.
Spring Garden Ranch, care Herald. . . ,
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‘County Bartk at Sanford, in the Stale
DcLtfop Springs, Florida.
57-?te
of Fla., at the CIohc of Business,
For Sale—Good flowing well land
• J u n e 30, 1019
W a n te d —Furnished house, 6 or 7 half mile Trom Weklwa. Can put
rooms, not more than I mile from you on to homestead. I have bar
Itrm urrra
business ,center'. Inquire at Herald gains. Sep W. C. Hallidny, Wekivn, l^iansnn Itf-al
Etuis
nn
t'ullutrul
Security Other
Office.
‘ 59-2tp
than Ural Estate
Flu.
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60-4 tp
Ajl other leot.-ts anil IlUcouril.
Overdraft*
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— Two male waiters
United States Ilonds
Belle Cafe.
57-tf
Stale. t ’uunt) ami \luriiei|tal Ur,nils
Other Hoods
StIKIts id (:Vir)mmtlofts
llankinc 1I ihhm», Furniture
ture*
and F u
Upholstering and mattress making,
, .
furniture repaired, mirrors, plated,
Oue
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r«tn
Im-tirporalisl
For Rent —Nicely furnished bedff»
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tt«
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2t.85
auto tops and seats recovered, First
.romu.
Gentleman preferred. * II.'I (Ultefca an'l Earhanxrs tor
class work only. Brown Upholstery
Hear!
in
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J.'U
East* Fifth St.
Cut'i on llun-l ‘
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1H.SIU..1S
Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fin.
War Savin,Si Stamps
Premium on liomls
19-tfc
o room*
F O Ii SA LE
For Sale
l iarrison
Fresh milk cow. It, L.
6 1-31 p.
Ft r Sale Ten
. . I t s mo lit hs
1bury
pure -hie i l> rot
••hi
Rose land
61-Up
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iron belts with mattresses and springs
Lost—Hunch of keys• at hall park
complete, eh ■ap:
Apply to Leon \\ eilne-dii)
Ret urn ! n Herald OfTransfer man Unit 1 ('arm's
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D EN ISO N
IN T E R L O C K IN G TILE
M I O O I H . S t ;C R I t> A N I I K O l ' t . l l
,
( kapuian
H. Kerne
Tracie A ■piece .of lam!1 for car.
ti**s.
11 uar.tiIltl-l-ll tu cut 1, 1101) i
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F II K lit k. HI Third
tin - 1|i
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I t X I U llh H N IM I
Lor HOMES, SCHOOLS. CHIU CUES,
STORES and APARTMENTS
B U I L D N O W —with Interlocking Tile, for pern
nertry, beauty and economy.
Illustrated booklet, “ Hume Walls," mailed on rcoue
112 W. Rny .Sfrcef
Jacksonville, Florals
Floor Tile, Clay Roofinrf Tile, rartilion Tile, rrommadr Tile, Silo Tile,
DrainTilr, Fate Brick, Fire Brick, Common Brick. [M.MEDIA 1E DELIVERIES.
Tile Drldifi anti Literature Promptly Furnished Upon Uequtet
Fur Sale *' K H,
Kuo ." \ :u tieally new, in use Ie than 1 inoctFs
For information inquirt• ,at the
Herald
For fl ale-—Four room Imnga.ow.
See T. O. Charles, 107 W. First St.
59-3 tc
For Sale Good huggv and l.arm^rt. l.atlics’ biycle
J. E. Takach.
Celery avenue.
59-tfe
In Union
There Is
Strength’
Phone 251-W
Sanford, Florida
iu
For Sale Jersey Duroe pigs, $12
a pair, 56 for one. G. W. Spencer
i 5s-tf
HE principle applies quite*
to banking ns to
soldiers or states or governments.
Ftw Sule Fifteen acres celery land
fenced, at luuding stuthin near C am
eron City. Eight acres tiled for irri
gation, flowing well.
Faces public
road on two sides. I put this land
in thorough shape last February for
spring cropping, hut other business
requiting m y-attention could not do
so. It only-requires disking to put
it .In' thorough shape for full and
winter crops, TAis is an t xcetb rit
piece of land, very conveniently Lcated arid a real money maker. I
will sell it ftir F 1.500. pay JalMl Va.-li
and let the crops pay for balance.
John T. Flournoy, 920 New York
Avenue, N. W., Washington, I). C.
*
60-4 tp
I t is most fortunate that the Fed
eral Reserve Banking^ystcm has
been in operation during the war.
For Safe, or l^ent — l.atge, comfort
able house, recently repaired. 1L G
DuBosy.
55-tf
JL as much
The advantages of this organiza
tion nccrue t.o the customers of the
member banks who at the same
*4ime contribute to the strength
of the nation's banking system
and enjoy the benefit o f its pro
tection.
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M EM BER
FEDERAL RESERVE
^ .S Y S T E N > i
To r e n t—3 or 4 unfurnished rooms
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JULY II. 1019
THE SANFORD HERALD
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MAG B SEVEN .
*YSl
IJllle Happening*
t— Mc n ttom sr
Mailers In Brier
personal Iicma
of Interest
In and About
d The City
Vtoatlng
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
aide of t he building. Frgnk Miller
made it posaible'for them to have
the awnings and get them on the
windwos.
J I have returned to Sanford and
will "give my personal attention to
the Leon Auto Transfer business.
.— - Union -Meeting
“
The Baptist', Congregational, and
Methodist, and Presbyterian church
es will unite in an evening service
at* thc^t'ongregati.onaj Church, Sun
day evening at .S::u). T he Rev. C. W.
White will be the preacher Come!
. T he,
Best Buy
in
Seminole
County
Frank Roper
left yesterday f o r ’ Spot Lights, horns, bumpers, mlo- Y° Ur
" ' ' S '
* month's vacation whichhe will
tor meters, everything for the autoContraPlor Gcorgr Venable has a
spend m Georgia.
,
M o .
Sanford Cycle
Co.. 115 ,# r p , forcp of mt,n nt* work in re
Ilaye y°n
>our paving lein? ,,r avenue.
5fi-„tc
modelling the former ByeLo Hotel
Better attend to R before the 15th
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Lewis will for K. R. Murrell. This is one of the
and save -interest.* '
Gl-ltc
leave Monday for points in Mich> finest locations in the city and when
p'int -Mason fruit jars at L. P. K:iM w*lere ^ f 4< Lewis will spend lihished will be one of Sanford new
.•C u lle r's .
50-tf ' Gie summer, Mr. Lewis returning hotels.
to look after his farming and other. 'M iller tires and tubes—all sizes in
Mrs.
RaniKcely
*ia3returned property interests here.
stock. “You don’t have to wait, we
home after spending several weeks,
. _
..
. can serve you. Sanford Cycle Co.,
21 Acres Celery Land,
ten acres cleared and
tiled, 4 wells,* modern
dwelling house with bath
and large fire place, serv
ants quarters and barn.
6 acres in fine hay crop,
3 acres in corn. 300 yds
fr o m loading station.
New brick road will be
built within one year.
A ll for $9000.00. TERMS
n o t ic e .
Notice is hereby given that applica
tion will be made to Hon. James ,W.
Perkins, Judge of the Seventh Judicial
QircdJtt of Florida, at DeLnnd, Florida,
or wherever lie may be found, at 11
o’clock on the morning of July 28th,
1919, or as soon thereafter as applica
nts may be heard, for an order approv
ing the Charter of the Fornnld-Luughton
Memorial Hospital Association, the ob
ject and nature of which is to conduct
and operate a hospital in Sanford, Flor-.
da, either as owners or as managers
and to do any and every thing necessary
with homo folks in Iowa.
, FonJ
rlVverr, arid .e^t " I P ' * ? ™ ' ' " „ , r
Miss Allies Irafford left Wednes- to conduct and operate successfully the
Payments of paving and sidewalk covers.
Sanford Cycle Co., 115
*,
day for Richmond, Virginia where same.
liens if made before July 15th will p ark Avp
. 59-2tc 1
(Signed) MRS. J. W. D1CKIN%
he received without interest. The
’
j she will visit her brother for. several 59-5tc.
'
?ee
city is anxious to get these accounts
Ron. Louis ^ la s s c y of Orlando months. Miss Allie is .th e valued
all straightened up to avoid further ^ na. In t *1P c‘ty on 'Tuesday.on legal operator of the Monotype machiiu,os(9 •
Gl-ltc .
business connected with tho firm of for the Herald office and we hope
•
Massey and Marlow. Judge. \\ arlow • <dic will enjpy* a well earned vacii*
I
Christian Science sorvice,+ »•
Prices . reduced on, all goods, a t is, now'*"
P«..r.....' ___
_______ the tion.
•
'in England
representing
♦ will bp hold at the W oman's
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Mrs. Grace Williams millinery store. Masonic order for Florida.
Hot Point and Westinghouse irons, ♦ Club, Oak avenue*, between
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59*11 j 'Y o u can play Pathe records on different sizes. JR Sanford Cycle
Third and Fourth strets, -♦
.
,
,, .
,
each Wednesday and printing pic
Major A. K. Powers has* returned a/iy phonograph. Ask your deajer ■Co., 115 Park Ave.
59-2tc
on Sunday, morning nt I t
.
T]
tures of Orange and Seminole ladies
.
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.
a
.
,
.
The
Orlando
Reporter
•
Star
is
from a 'b u sin e ss t r i p 't o , New York how.
,
6Q-2tr
' Clarence K. Woods, former editor
giving
fine
service
to
Sanford
readwho
have been nt the beach. Mrs:
and other points in the east. •
j Major L, A. Odom, superintend of the Kustis Lake Region hut now
Ralph
Wight and Mrs. -B . W.
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#
♦
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I
*'rs
(*ur^nB
the
hall
seas
in
and
the
It will pay "you to borrow the de,u of Hopo Hall, the -industrial wiyt Die. Montverde Industrial ty’h n i) * * * * * * * * ________
papers are placed here in the hands
__
Herndon of this city have appeared
money to pay that paving'<of aide-. ^#rn' for released prisoners at- Hiimp- was n pleasant caller at the Herald
of the readers'in a short tim s after! in the special issue.
PREVENT HOG CHOLERA
walk' lien before the 15th. Look* ton Florida has been in the city sev- office Monday. We are always glad
The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder ‘•“’V i'^ve the press giving the score
jIll0 [{.
\
eral days this week in the interest j to see Clarence Woods who is the
Death and Cruelty. *
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Gl-ltc
G'i* institution.
I joy and the .despair- of the pr»;ss lias a record of 95 per rent cures of ^,ir Gie same day. I his is news-j
Hog Cholera. If you feed your hogs*
rnU’rPri9P am! the Brossiere | n ,.nlh. ,H lln rril,.jtv (ir hardship. nr
The famous Pathe Sapphire B a ll1 ■SoU.t1hern « » • . 6000 mile guaran, | «Mig of Florida.'
;»s dirretpd you-never need frur bog
ari*
r °ngr:Uulutpd
<*rt.n|,,r would nut Ihivp niiidp im
SanBicycle lamps, bells, horns, pedals, boleru or any other hog disease. u Pon R,,‘' r good work. The Report- J .iilYcr l r : bill reiu'llv in animals Is a
glides smoothly around the records.
“ "1Iea: t!03-i t(j •ir>*1 1
- - - lord Cycle t o . , 115 Park Ave.
saddles, chains,
coaster
brakes, And the directions are very simple, ' ‘r s,:lr. r u n n i n g a beach paper leadl> -'.n.—Wnlr.-r U’llians.
Tee music Hows off; it isn't scratch
59-2tc
handle liars
Everything for (lie
just about what you are going, plus
ed off.
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' 60-2te
Sanford Cycle Co., 115
M. W. Lovell is ip. the city a few bicycle.
few cent#' worth of B. A. Thomas’
Mrs. C. VV. Speer, , and Adeile
59-2 te
.
dayo from his orange grove near Park Ave. *
. *
r Hog Powder in the feed twice a '
Kunge have returned from a few L, , shurK Cnpt
u
Manuel Quevedo and sister Mira
. |
viH-ks visit a t Pahokec and Palm hU. arm
„ , IihK
r,.su|t „f Aurora of Union do Reys, Cuba are week.
j Usually though, cholera gets in be- |
Beach.
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^ a fall sustained' white cranking a in the city the
guests* of Mr
[fore we know it, Then it reijuires'i
A K. Piiw.-rs Mr IJiirvi-dn ha-; n-■lust, received a carload of field mule.
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[•lose utti ntioii to each hog . eachj
eent l y^, grai !uat ed from t h e I niv.-'f , i- tiurbed wire and fence staples.
W IN TER
OLD t I LAN
i bog pi list be dined and if you will,
siiy
of
Virginia
a n d is a s s b Ball Hardware Co.
Gl-Utc.
RAILS. ANY KIND K \ I d n V t h e m in direete-l y i ■■j will save
i ant engineer for l In T c u w • ill I * #
t
KPT
OLD
SOI
KS.
livelier t h a n 9rt per i nt,
U you1
Buv Diamonds. Wight Tire Co.
wnii hi-aduuarti-r- in l ntoti dt- Re;, s
< O CIS,
PANTS.
tilt
| don't th> B. A T h o m a s medicine 1
55-lf
Dr D. C W ahd. ( i s t e o p a t h ■is in I costs yiiii nothing.
BI D SPREADS. VT Till.
We not some*
rf
\
Mr. anil Mrs. Alfred King of the I
Sanford on
M o n d a y,
W e d ne s da y | i! stunt n mm i f a c t u r e r pay j o u r
HERALD OFFIt K.
fdi-tf
V.est side left today for Daytona;
5s tl
Mr'. S Puleslnti and daughters a Ad Fr a) of e ac h week.
money back.
vVre they will spend u vacation] Mary Elizabeth and Camilla and
Mr. a n d Mrs. J . D. lloudTlmve r e
Merchants Grocery Co.
fi|)-4ti* I
ul several days.
Mrs. It. A. Newman and daughter t u r n ed from a delightful trip to the
T H E M A S TH EY R E T U R N
Devoe* and Jleynolds hmisr^painl olive left Snndav uflernoon forjold Georgia home where they ale
NOTH K
I <■ best liv t.-st. Bail Hardware Co, i points in North Carolina where they chicken to iln-ir In-arCs ronlimi and
Prim to Jut) I ’tili payment.of pa vs ]
Gl-.ltc will spend tin- summer months.
revelled in Georgia peaches and ing and sidewalk Hens will lie uc- I
Complete stork Diamond tires.
Bicycle Tires New, fresh stock cream Mr. Hood' is one of the copied nl face of lien plus altorm-y's
J\ighl Tire Co.
55-tf „ and guaranteed nt J5.00 jn-r pair. successful Sanford growers and Ins fee and rusts, ' Puymeiits under this
Sanford business hire necensiutod his early order must lie cnsli. \fier July lath
Robert Williams of Tampa ar- Put on free of charge
all puling liens will tic enforced liy
59 2tc ret urn.
rived Sunday and wall spend the Cycle Cii . 115 Park A\c
A siv course hsli and chicken din foreclosure.
nt v! (ew morlhs in Sanford assistW henever H gets too hot here we
By .order of city rouuril.
i g iiis rousin \ olie Williams.
can always get a cooling shower to ner, 75c. Fish suppers arte, at the
Ayres
Daytona
Bench
Hotel
59-lf
J. J. Dickinson,
./os/ (is (/.rot (iii o p / a i r / n n iffi e x i s t s On l a y
Stinlebaker wagons, both double make life worth living in Sanford
67-41
I lly Ittornrei
Missing 1 copies of “ Ring Out
Mrs Zeb Ratliff has returned
i n ' t h e i r s u p p o r t , e n e o u r a x e n i e n L a n d h e l p ns
and single. Tfie wagon you know is
Sw'ccl Bells of Peace.” Will those « • • • « « . » •
they return.
the best. Ball Hardware Co. t-l-te. from n weeks visit at Daytona w
* * * * * * * *
who have these please send same to •
W
W
Gasoline, oils and greases, fnn- air. her parents Mr. unit, Mrs.
*
tin- residence of K T Woodruff, •
Man to serve you. Sanford Cycle Abernathy.
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Wo gladly, proudly oll'or our atlvico, help and support
217
E. Third St..
Dlt. DAVIS
Co.. 115 Park Ave.
59-2te
* ’’ All persons desiring lo at♦
in every particular in which we may be of service. '
E-Z, Real pint frail jars at L. P. * lend Uuitlai rch i.,I will
IS AGAIN AT THE
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Mrs. \V. T. Wheetess and (laughMi Cutler’s.
oG-tf
LINCOLN HOUSE
* phone No, |i|. ;tog or Ort-J
♦
tc'-i. Miss Sarah and little Bet lie
(,
w
TESTING
EYES
AND
FITTING
II.
Crnvvib■
r
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is
a n vpriising a * nol later ilia n Snterdsy
it
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h I: N.iiurdav for a V i s i t o t
GLASSES FOB HEAD \I K
. and ha'iing * none.
big sab- "1 .art mg l
Free l*aiis;iori-ilion
*
e 'iths in the mountains of Gi gia.
VN'D* P o l l It \ tsDiN
1% 4o.Hing o u t ad * will In* f .i*m do it i h e m lo
lfit
■
lav
III
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r
«*ij .rt M;tsi n fruit j ar - at !. !’
1.0 tl
*
nn i> 1ii r '• i-ili m g- UT.'I men. w ori'Mn * an ! fr> rn if will in a radius
\; i
5»i 11
-hfi1"j* IT) (irtb-r to migke * nf three miles >f Ole Nielli*
I'.it! v r . t . ■r i<- guar u.ti 1 to p'ay :i' J •htMr
M Mii'tui .v HiMgt -ir- impr"'.T g
*■
r * -m (i r - ladle ami ’ liildrens wear * lolisl .church.
1 . 1 Mill
( | ti e.GO 2 l I
•
Ojirtie- -hop will a IJeW fro' t
* *•
Read
his
iiilvcrtisU
tM
Ifl
piece
goods.
and
*
Comer V* battle is burnt* Truin the
u.I ^ J , i j
t at iv*11 give them more room ur.d
meiiCin
tills
Issue
and
miirfcYhe
Jjriets
war
where
In*
served
u
tr
t
h
e
'a
r
m
y
fi tter light. -*-i
~
W ANTED
OLD CLEAN
transport, Mallory, and mud- many
No n-stiles to change on t <e
RAGS. ANY KIND' HAfTOssij gs. {’oilier like all of I Me li iV'i
l;.;Vi |>l.onograp!i.
G0r2t>
i KI*T
OI.D
SOI k -I.
is glad to ge| h . i. :.ga I,
•|
d Mr- S W U >\ d ! -t
I I I ) IS.
i'lM 's
n It
t. t Mr
1.1".
, o'.il l.o *e
i n . :i * pt:i; \o*-. \ r T i n :
1. ,d ... < I , \I log in v to t e l
m i; \ ’ !> o n 11 t
.vi u
i
- ii n t toi' sit'll■n r
I; 11 I t
-r
t .1, f I - n. l r a ,
i
. 1, ii ma*i a! 1 he . ..r
Midi tv ill la a -sot tilled w'llh bis lafo> you.
o-j "
t >n*r 1, B l,aw-on in tin- .*’■ . i» !e
for side Five -r.uon Burtgaliw Garage uga. n Mr l.aw-on ' ' J i » i •I’*
d "
| ,ots
Martin m
Maui h i
- ;l sie'
'g . i *•ri )., Electric bglii.- tin- a r m y wli.-n war wan declared a n d
I . -,i.
nit ong t h- a t t r a c t i v e
W
ater,*
L
o
t ‘ 70x129, lot adjoining servi'd until the close being chief
t-r- I- the city tilis week. Sill- i.H the
ran
|>tf
bought
cheap that will give uuarterifiaster of licad(|uurtcrs -s;*ce.i-iit iif her brother, Tom ,M arlin. .
l-IO
fi
frontage. This is a | tion near Nevers, France,-Mr. Law.
lot
you
; Si i* -the bargain in farm land
M.
P.
Lipe.
GD2tc. | son has many friends here who are
bargain
'announced by H. B. Lewis on tjiis
glad to w f him again.
Look at those pictures. They show
carry it on your running board, .any
page.
"61-Hr.
Base
hall
supplies,
bells,
bails,
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gormley and
how thousands of farmers through^ where there is work to be clone.
gloves, mils, etc. Everything for the
children have returned to their home
bays. Sanford Cycle Co.
59-2tt*
out the country are doubling the* In a moment’s time, it is placed
in. Jacksonville after spending u
■
Misses.
Sa’ra
Wight
and
Kathleen
Week here with relatives and friends.
usefulness of their aulomobUes— beneath the rear w heels of the car
Brady have gone to Juiuduski camp
Mrs. A. E. Hill, Mrs. W. C. Hill,
Robert O, Weeks has returned in North Carolina where they' will
(any make) and is ready to run.
how they are providing themselves
Mrs. llousliolder and Mrs. R. J. from France where he was part of attend summer school and also eriHally witnessed the ball game ln- UnrJe Sam’s army tli.it chased tHe' joy the mountains.
at a small cost with a wonderful Anyone can operate it, for all you
*.vfecn Tam pa and Orlando at Or Kaiifer into Holland. Robert says'
i Masson's swimming pool is now
portable power plant which fur
have to do is to run your own auto
lando on Monday.
there is no plate just like Sanford. open on Wednesdays, Thu re days,
nishes the most economical belt mobile engine with which you are
Bicycle Repairing—our bicycle re Saturdays and Sundays in the ufterCmanHit jununnu imuiii.a"lussmni lnnoimwiu.B.iiuma pair shop is tiie largest and best
power on earth.
thoroughly familiar.
nooll.
hrt-tf
equipped repair shop in the city.
Uw| |)t , !at)1(iu has ,)L,t.n enjoy.
AH work done ipnckly and guarant ,|(>
l)r, „ 2l.s am, t j„.
W o handle the complete LAY Line
W ith LAY P o rta P ow er, your
teed the Jiest. Sanford Cycle Co.. ( c „ runU(j n ,k,nc|( for 80Vera, ,U y „
automobile can be instantly con of Portable Farm Implements, in
Ilfi I ar
nc.
*'• - ‘
a .d is back home again almost ready
3
I Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McCuller and | l(p j.j9 duties in the po tolfice.
verted into a portable power plant cluding LAY Porta Power, LAY
i
M little son have returned from nn uu a
W HEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN
that will give from 8 to 15 horse Farm Light, LAY Porta Saw, LAY
trip through western Honda slop-* D y T n i N K y p TJ1K KANDY
power. Note from the pictures Saw Rig, LAY Milking Machine,
ing at Marianna the old home ,lf K i T C H EN .
IF IT HAS SUGAR
Let us send you
Mrs. McCuller.
*
I im
it
\ v t*
h a w
i t
STAR
IN IT WE HAVE IT.
LAY Porta Mill, LAY Porta
how sim p le and practical
a quart or- more
Motorcycle tires and tubes. Sun- T H E A T R E BUILDING ,
49-tf
Pum p, LAY Pole Saw, etc.
LAY Porta Power is. You
ford Cycle Co., 115 Park avenue.
of our^jlwicious
Socjvet* and .end wrenches, all
*
59-2tc
sizes.-, Sanford Cyrlc Co., 115 Park
Ice Cream for
Miss Gertrude Green who has Ave.
59-2G
a been' teaching in Surnrnerlaml Col
a
Sundav
Dinner.
Inland
Leak-proof
piston
rings.
a
lege. Leesville S. C. the past year
All sizes, for all cars. Sanford Cycle
I
hots returned to Sanford and will
Co., 115 I’ark Ave.
69-2le
spend the summer here with lo-r
Glad to demonstrate this
Mrs,
and
Mrs.
John
Bauer
of
We have these saws in stork
uncle and aunt Cupt. and, Mrs. (»v
G
otha,
were
among
the
visitors
to
machine at any
Row hut you had better j?ct
A. Brower.
.
, _ ,__ ,-------- m
Sanford on 1 uesday. Mr Bauer
time
FOR SALE-“ Elcctric Shoe Shop—
.
. ,,
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.
. yours early..
OKDEft NOW
„
...
.
take* the Herald in order to keep up
One Champion enrre and stitcher, I
...
...
,
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with everything in Seminole County.*
Champion loose nailer, 1 Landis fin3
l#hcr, 2 solidify Jacks, I two H. P. m o. 1 We havp Qootiyaar 40x8 truck
tor, I aole culler, 1 bench tools, tires ,ln stocl<* Sanford Cycle Co.,
$700.00.
E. 11. PETERS. " L a k e *>5 Park Ave.
’
^ J -2 tc '
Helen, Fla.
. 59-3tp
— 1-------- ------------ The Peoples Bunk is looking for .
Half -t* i Half.
solid comfort through the install- F
J ukI P h o t i c 325
1 Kld-Wi. ’-l-aiptf*
■ i if Minis. •
\
at inn of new awnings on the west.*1*)
H. B. LEWIS*
YOUR DUTY
AND
ENCOURAGE
I
T was our opportunity to support
and back up our boys while they
were at the I root.
< ■’
'Portable Saw and Portable Power
I Taste is the Test |
!
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BOWER & ROUMILLAT
Quality - Price - Service
J
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r 1' '
�JULY 11. 1915
THE SANPOItp HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
f 17 miles from Jacksonville on U p
ocean beach. Surf bathing, golf,
tennis, nutomohiling on the beach
Fishing from the ocean pier or from
the jetties.
Sea foods, excellent
meals. A fine bunch of riding ponit -»
in charge of a competent riding mastcr. Dancing. An ideal place to
|P^f Economy
Wr & Efficiency
spend the spring and summer months.
Write us for rates, reservations, book,
let, etc..
are typified In
ING SUN
Ss l r i d R KISINC;
FLOUR
W. H. A D A MS
Proprietor
It means nutritious bakings,
palatable and easily digestible.
WIGHT GROCERY CO.,
Sanford, FJ'*
hat, and .nn. arm bouquet of pink
roses. The bridesmaid wore yellow
crepe de chine, with a black picture
hat, and carried a shower bouquet
AN ORDINANCE
An fJrtfln liter mlUltNl »n Or din* IIft*
of
yellow roses; -The small ttfTWeF
—-fthif Rritiln^ init^ iJivint of
girl's frock was white tulle.
, 'Phe bride wore a diamond bar
pin. set in platinum, the gift of the
bridegroom, and the gifts to a tten
dants were silver calling card cases
to maid of honor qnd bridesmaid,,
and a gold ring to the flower girl,
Mr. Key presented his best man
and ushers pursta.
Rose petals were scattered in the
I t inehe* high
path of the bride and wedding party
as they descended the stairs at the
f e f c ‘ hom« te«d
and greenery
,
V ///M M U
AWWWXW'
OLD AGE STARTS
WITH YOUR KIDNEYS
* w * lln w o f w a t e r , T h e otl s t t m u W t e i
t h e k i d___
n e y action a___
n d e__
n a b l e- s th
. e
o r s a n s to t h r o w off t h e p o is o n s w h ic h
o * u s o p r e m a t u r e o ld a g e . N e w li r e a n d
s tr e n g th lncreaae aa you c o n tin u e 'th e
W h e n com pletely r e s to re d
u l e __o r ___
t w o e____
ach
c o n t l n u e t a kti n g* a ec asp.e___
d a y . G OLD U KD AL, H a a r l e m Oil C a p -
s u l e s tjfJII b e e p y o u In h e a l t h n n d v i g o r
a n d p re v e n t a r e t u r n o f th e d isease.
1*0 n o t w a i t u n t i l o ld a g e o r d i s e a s e
h a v e s e t t l e d d o w n f o r goo d. O o t o y o u r
d r u g g i s t a n d g o t a ho$ o f CrODD
M E D A L H a a r l e m Oil C a p s u le s . M oney
r e f u n d e d If t h e y do n o t h e lp you. T h r e e
elres
H ut r e m e m b e r to a s k f o r th e
Florida, and nnw nn HI® Id the office ot the w r e a t h e d
t h e s t a i r c a s e . A t t h e recity clerk of Santnrd. Florida. The paving
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nf »aid street thaii i.e hejrun within sixty c t p t i o n a f t e r t h e u g d d l n g , \ I r . a n d
day« from and after t h e date ut thja nrdin- \ | r s
I M r n n rl M r« U ’
anee ahall twrome ettectlve; b u t in the event
, a i r . a n t ] .Mrs. W a l t e r
any p r o p e r t y itvnrr, lovninc property »lmt- i w i e h e l l ,
form erly
of
L agrange
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W o rcester, a u n t a n d
un cle
time herein pr.-vt.led. In s n d e and pave .aid ,,f ,
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• riy, in »*rttftUnr.- ^»uh the urrti* of t hi* w w l y m a r r i e d e u t i p l e .
in your lire with our up-to-date
vulcanizing process is like healing
a wound in your body, anti the way
we do it stnytUisealed. You can run
your tire over1 the roughest cohlifc
si ones and treat it l lit- same as you
would a new tire to nil intents and
pur posit.
lons-Sssting bars S
in each package.
» 3 > > T h e biggest
lllw
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va*ue in
refreshm ent
you can rossiblv buy.
ft BENEFIT to teethe
breath, eppetife and
Sanford," Florida
The price is 5 cents
CREAM and BITTER.MILK
lavor
from a Sanitary
WPPCD
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b» f* i n
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a i u l i f it
ups*
to tb«*. *atUf A^tlcin '*f t h«* tit. rtuio^’ii. iiin q u iry in t o th*
lir.sr »« 3 b o a r d *»{ r t | U i l H f b I j m IY,
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187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE MONROE
D ' j t f h«*
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InininR bulkhead on llir West. .Two blocks of building- Lots
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Address: ( ’. KENNISON, I*. O. Box 505,Orlando, Fla
ELECTRIC
W A SH IN G
M A CH IN E
.Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Key.
Sanford. Fla., and Mrss ELic E.
H ie . ifwugliti-r ol Mr. und Mrs.
George 11. Kiev. '2 Rice square
were yesterd ay afternoon at .1 i»l
elock at the Rice hom estead,2 Lice
son ol
CORD TIRES
square.
T k i . S i M t v l T l l ' l l t Svllinc I T i f T p u l , lh,> T I l D I t ’• i t h i n v u .y re*rh i>f e v r r y hyuer1 t h o *»> f.. T i l t ' I t r , '.- m, m o re lh » n th e hifr «f a
No Extra t ost for Special .Motor for an) I'rjrate Lighting System
Built In I.ant a Lifetime
Guarani odd
Tit** THOU hi* ita M u nf rhijrAit
The THOR is hacked by tlx
liberal, binding guarantee .•!
•lip or b f e i k ,
T h * T i l * *11 r^volvih
<ruudf*ii nrlindtff iiyh «<-*r Kfj tb
rlothra and k* *«lf
fio nrtto frmoiF It aflrr ««<ihtnr \l vtr.
(»*J t* •*« tb<* THt *U 4 fr
rbArtt
innlur dnvr htt thr « <>n>]>r; u! Vt «
Hurley Machine Co
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fric washing mchs. in the wor
Dept. AU0l-2»i E. J r.rk s tin !I|v<
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
New York, Toronto
Manufucturerynlso of THOR Electric Home Irotu-rs and TllOIf
Eh-rtn. Cleaners.
Rev. Charles J. Jones, pastor of
thy/' 1'leasant-street Baptist church
performed the cermony, using the
double ring cermony. The wedding
party stood before an arch of aspaj
ragus fern and rambler roses, with
a background of palms, and the
decoratipns, tho simple were beau
tiful.
Miss . Nannie Sprague played the
wedding - marches and Mrs. Thomas
Moor, a recent bride, who before
her own marriage was. Miss ’Anna
Hlis*. was matron of honor. She is
a cousin of th>- bride M iss My r11e>
S. Ht*e, niece of the bride, was her
bridesmaid. Jean McGregor was flo
wer girl.
Herbert. K. Ilice^ a nephew of th r
bride was best man, and ushers wvre
Dr. Warner S. Adams and Raymond
Harold, both of •Worcester.*
The hrtdal gown was of orchid
georget, with a touch of ermine, and
with it the hride wore u hat, a ireatton "( white roses and orchid sweet
pens. Mrs. Moor’s gown was pink
georget, worn .with a black picture
T O U G H , W E A R -R E S IS T IN G T R E A D S
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
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JULY i r I91>
THE SANFORD HERALD
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
of pie even to pinrnpple pie and
then many kinds of rake, among
them real Lady Ha’timore cake made
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by Mrs. Dooley who should write a
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| cook hook on these delicious cakes
tire huildjng a home on their celery and pastries that she makes so well,
farm‘
j With (ilenty of hot coffee and cool
Ed Cameron is at home from I’a- wnter fron> the flowing well the
lutka after a stay there of several Parly ate until they could not eat
weeks at tin CanKTi n Ca.lle Ituncli an>' more and then just snt around
It. L. Gri.r oas bought the J. C . : arul talkc(1 whilp 1,10 ywung people
Rtch place at Cameron City, jo wenl bathing in Lake Harney. Late
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hoLrsca
acres improved land and tw„
......I in * lp aftt,rnoon the folks departed
Louis Kinard has bought 10 a c r e s |aftcr “ 8,,owcr tl,at codied, off the
of improved furrn land in-Cameron t reM Fourlh of July .atmosphere. oa
City of F. F. Dutton. Mr. Morcllo, n th<* wny homv and aM " f thpm
has . brought on Beardall nvc 10! decldcd that some time in the near
acres of land known as the Repp | futurc Lake I,arnpy an<l l hp good
place. Mr. Morelia Is one of J o e , folk® ,,f Cenevn would-see them a-
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CameronX-tenants. L.
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bought 10 ncres on Ilcardnll ave.,
of Joe Cameron, known as the H ar
per place. Mr. Glydell has slod his
Geneva ave place formally Castle
Garden farm to G. F. Smith. Mr
Glydell has bought a place on West
First street 3 miles.
Little Miss Alotin Currie of New
Smyrna is here for several weeks
with her sister Mrs. W. E. Prevail.
Dock Hasty was in Jacksonville
this week again oq business.
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M ark t im e 3
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£.~tile lvc?A
How quiqkly n
railroad conch would
pound to pieces if it
had to jump three
inches from one.rail
to the next. Skips or
gaps in the rolling
sarfr. :e of tires are
dually disastrous.
Those three conTr.upus ribs on the
• Diamond' Squeegee
•Trend give as smooth
r* roiling surface as
though it w as a
smooth' tread lire.
" or e - M ile a g e
Ribs” we call them,
for they put more
rubber right where
-the wear comes. •;
Yet that scientifically
dqrslffn o d D i a m o n d
Squeegee T re ad h a l t s
forward -and aide skids.
It adds mileage— you’ll
ru n a Diamond thousands of miles before you
w e a r dow n those Squee
gee Ribs. Cut yo u r tire
u p k e ep w ith a Diamond.
WIGHT TIRE
CO.
SEMINOLE RANK
ANNEX •
Magnolia Ave.
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Florida Leads Them All
Those persons yet afflicted with
the opinion that Floridd’s only assets aro snakes, sharks, swamps and
"skeeters'* are due for a revision of
their misconception, for Florida tops
the list of old south states in the
m atter of average wealth as it does
ih most other respects.
Here are
cold, cruel, convincing calculations,
mnde by that highly regarded authority, your Uncle Sam, showing
the per capita wealth of white poo-pie for states named:
Florida . ,J „ .......
$2,260
Texas ..........
2,140
South Carolina .........
1.900
Louisiana................... .............. 1,890
New Mexico ......'___ _
1,872
j Georgia
WE HAVE FOUND IT!
DAISY TILE
A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to U’nicr,* Chemical
Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture.
SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA.
Stock In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment.
MAHONEY-WALKER CO.
HANFORD. FLORIDA
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...........i r. ' 1,004,
..„.r .............j___• 1,456'
T h e mGeneva • hosts and hostesses Arkansas
..........1,849
were Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield, M r.’ Alabama
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1,209
and • M rs;'Dooley and children, Mr. Fpnn. aseo.
___ v......... ........ 1,912
and Mrs. Reed and Roland Reed, Mississippi
— Miami Metropolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Chambliss, Mr. and
Mrs. Whitcomb and family, Mr.
d Mrs. Logan,"Miss Isamon,
Deliberating.
"Yon sfty the Jury is deliberating?"
From Sanford were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lewis,. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. "Yes, they are," replied the sarcas
tic lawyer. “The only Juror who has
Holly and Mildred Holly, Mrs. n thimbleful o£.brains Is probably toll,, ,,
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C. 41. Dingee, Dr. and Mrs. DrownU ^ s k u l l s that my cl opt In
lee and Mrs. Henry McLuulin.
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Blnnlnghnm Agii-IIernld.
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Made from (hat same material adopted by the Government to withstand
Nitric and Picric Acid tests In the construction of its Immense acid plants.
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Our supply Is limited only|by our demand.
•Optimistic Thought
Flashlights.
‘To the coward there •- ■ *•*-..r glo'rjj
Somp men seem to be living In hopo
mr safety.
thnt n wny will be discovered before
they dlo whereby they can take their
money with them when It’s their time
to go.
Labor In Pallt’ca.
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In 1S72 on the 23d of May the firs
antlount convention of workingmen, ns
Dally Thought
n political party, at New Yor*k imml*
No mnn wnn ever written oat of rep«
anted Gen. U. S. Grant for president.
0rnnt. wu3 ll)0 rc;.ullir nepubllcan uintlori 'msrlf,—Richard Bent-*
candidate.
Lake Mary Hems
The Fourth was rather a sad
tiny here.
Abbie and Charlie Sjoiilom left
Tuesday for Kansu.
Mrs. Harney Ingersol left some
twp weekB ago to spend the re
mainder of the summer in Buffalo'
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Hicks - of Paula
visited the.D unn family Sunday.
A good many of the folks here
spent the Fourth at Cnrnado Reach
making the trii» in their t a n .
Mrs. A. P. Handy and children
of Sanford was the guest of Mi*-.
II 1). Durant a couple of davs* last
week,
Tiie death of Mr. F. M Catm-roii
here on the afternoon of July 2nd
was a sad affair. He- was about
forty nine years of age and had lived
here close twenty years, being in
in charge of Ids sister's property
her" and at Auburndaie. If it had
not been for the hired help on tho
place no telling when it would have
oi bean found out he was missing fifr
a part of the time he spent looking
•ifti r affairs at Auburndale. One sad
feature in the case is the illness of
his sister Mrs. McCracken, having
been ill for more than a year at
her home in the north, she being
chii'f owner of the property at
both place#.
Elder Springs
A large crowd from this vicinty
enjoyed a picnic at Palm Springs
where they met other pirnicers and
had a fine day.
Mrs. j, II. \\ \ mi has ri i u i' <d
from Ft. Whit*- and Ju*2 sofiv :!le
after a few weeks spent with rela
tives., Mrs. Wynn attended .the wed
ding of lierTiiecc Miss Myrtle Wynn
to Mr. Earl Nee Smith of Hrunsiwiek Ga. While in Ft. White, Miss
Wynn will he n iriemhered here as
a visitor to her ntmt two summers
ago.
Mm.-It. L: Humphrey is spending
a few weeks on the hi aeh lor the
benefit of her children who have a
bad case of whooping rough.
We hear through the -delegates
to the meeting in OrlantJo Monday
that dipping l*us been killed and the
cow hoys and ticks are- taking off
a day for a big laugh.
Mrs. E. C. Bowman was out to
visit her** mother Saturday. Mrs.
Bowman lias been quite sick and
her friends arc glad to see her again.
Picnic at Lake Harney There Is no belter picnic or camp
ing ground in the south than Lnkc
Harney at Geneva upon the shores
of a lake that looks like a miniature
ocean with beautiful shelving beach
and clear water. Two large packing
houses furnish ample shelter in case
of rain and the high ridge between
tho low lands and the luke makes
m a fine camping ground that catches
all the breezes from, the luke and
the mainland.
On July Fourth Beverul Geneva
and Sanford families decided
to
have a pitnic lunch on the lake
shore anji as the Geneva folks are
famous the world 1over for their
good cats, the town folks knew th at
there would be something .doing in
th a t line and brought their real ap
petites with them. Arriving upon the
$cene they found
Mr. Chambliss
who has a nice bungalow on the lake*
shore very busy
with a regular
furnace arranged to fry fish and
other good things and Mr. Cham
bliss had fifty' pounds o f fine fresh
fish just caught from the lake all
fryirfg' nicely.
As soon as the fish were done und
all the baskets had been emptied on
the long table In the pavlllion, din
ner was announced, and all sat
down to a feast t h a t'w a s fit for the
gods. There were fried fish heaped
up -in 'plotters and piping h o t . and
pv try thing imaginable to tickle the
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W e need m ore room and m ust sell th e g o o d s ..
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For Thirty D&ys Our Entire Stock of Groceries,
Hay, Grain and Feeds will he sold at prices that
will astonish you. No deliveries of these goods
will he made during the Thirty Days Sale. The
Roods will be placed on the counters; 'you get
,them and carry them home.
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in prices and and we will put them at a price that will sell groceries cheaper than \
you can buy them anywhere.
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VVatch the Herald Next T?Vcek for Prices
Wait for the Big Sale on the New Plan •
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Power.Pulleys
nig flaloon Leaves
Mineola, July 9.—The British
dirigible R-34 left Koosevolt Field
shortly before midnight on her re
turn cruise to Scotland.
The .great .ship, held in leash by
1000 American balloon men, was relervjed at 11:55 o'clock and floated
leisurely Up to a heitgli of 200 feet
with her motors silent. The motors
then began to whirl and the craft
nosing upward, headed for "New York
$750.00
$39.00
$40.00
Extension Rims
JULY ii i9| 9
.President Wilson Home
Washington, .July 10.—President
Wilson will present the peace treaty
and the Teague o f j a t i o n a covenant
to -the BenaiF toilayT
In presenting the document the
president will deliver a lengthy ad
dress in which he is expected to out
line the details of the negotiations
recently concluded in Pnris and tell
why he feels th at the United Stutes
should endorse
the league of na
tions covenant. His address promis
es to mark the op3ning of one ol the
bitterest fights
ever waged in the
senate over ratification of a treaty.
Now is the time to place your order
All prices f. q. b.
Attention Masons
There will be a special meeting
of Sanford Lodge No G2, P. & A. M‘.
held on Wednesday evening July
16th at 8 o’clock for the purpose of
conferring the Third
degree on
candidates.
Every Mason is cordially invited
to attend tin's meeting.
Rcfreshj merits will be served.
Factory
C. F. W ILLIAM S - ED W A R D HIGGINS
’Dealer
Salesman
( ange in HuHlncs*
SHEEP’S HEAD
11 PULVERIZED S H E E P
MANURE
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Combustion of Humus and Fertilizer Ingrediortt'
Ideal Truck Fertilizer.
WrileTor Prices
1 Henry Mcl.aulin is moving his
jewelry store to the ri>om next door
occupied by the MeMullin & Hod
ges barlter shop and Hodges & Mei Mullen are taking the room former
l y occupied by Mr. McLaulin. The
'show windows of the barber shop
have just been put in shape to suit
the jewelry business.
N A T U R A L G U A N O CO .
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AURORA, ILLINOIS
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John B. Stetson University
LINCOLN Ill'Ll.EV. I'h.I)., LUl.t)., 1.1*1).. President
Mi l,and, Florida
SEND NOW FOR A CATAl.OO
T H E ( il l U ) 1 I I I ! D E P A R T M E N T
of Mamlrr of Aria ami Sclrtirr*
T H E I D| LfCf.l l * 1 I J R l I R l L %HTN FOR M E N
I » r n ( j - o n r departments in
THE r n t l.E i.E m
TIMER Al. A RTS TOR W O M E N
\ woman dean. *cp*r»(e
dot cntlorlr*,
THE ( AILEE%«n OF LAW lir aduslr* practice in Florida »Sih«ut rvamlni'kn
THE COLLEO K OF EN(*t NEERI JSff*—( oursiM In riiginrrring leading to iJjpgree*.
THE ( OI.I.Efi L FOR I lilt lllifTS Esperiall) fur Hutiili Irithrm,
THE t
O F III S l N E N S
Ranking, Hook kr f pi ng. Hhurihaml, T| pr writing,
T I I E AT A D E M 1
Pfrpavra for rill, high grade colfegr*.
THE Hf’llOOI. OF MM II tNH KUTH lor l.m* anil young men
THE .’Si HOOL OF' Alt rill fianu, pipe organ, »iulin, tolrr, harmony, choru* «*cirk,
THE SCHOOL OF FINE AIITH—
Spt'ciul Mtcnlion Is t billed to
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1hr 1*f rliminar ? Course in Agrieullure
C h e m i* 1 f v .
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at i ■* aft ! Oaanti'ativr ( hpmUlri, Phf hipo
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In this issue of she Herald is an
a d vertienleot for Mrs Fates' (iniferv, iinii vs tn!.• the |dart is new for
Sanford it is not new in other places
and never fails t g e t the imsiness
This is t i e ( ash and Carry plan and
this* store will sell for thirty days ail
tin- groceries, bay and grain and feed
all nice new and fresh .Muck on the
cash and carry plan.
I’hc good- will he placed on the
counters at most attractive prices
anti you take whn: you want and
I carry it home. The price of delivery
is saved on this plan and the pur; ctia.se r Will get l Ip- benefit of the
same. Tht; prices will lie published
1in next week's Herald ’and will
.astonish you. Watch for the big- ad
and hand hills and take in the sale
that will give you groceries just at
the time when you need them.
Mrs. Cates needs more room and
has hit upon this' plan for a Thirty
ILiv - - a l>■ to ‘ie»p <-,■ of -one !> -he
goods and I , « | mo - a I mm e them
fast enough
I h» I nur*r (nr If * hg un* W o r k e r In Itibfira' Thrfature. ll i « l o r i . EnglUji, I'vy*
' h'di'g. . 1'• dagxgy Kthtr*. I, ^ i r «nJ 1hri*m.
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A. P. C O N N E LLY
REAL E S T A T E
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
WE ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES
. -r
FIRE INSURANCE
Your-Hom e - Your Auto ■- Tornado •
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» Agent Drew Development Co.
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The “ RED RIPPER HAY PRESS” Guaranteed
Let me have YOUR ORDER before the Price Advances
City Lots in A ll Parts of City
Celery Lands in M. M. Sm ith’s Sub Division
A. P C O N N E L L Y
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Ttighmcll Working for Soldiers
Senator Park Trammell is continu*
ing his efiorts to obtain a further
bonus Tor the soldiers. He is going
to .try to have passed a measure
allowing a bonus in addition to the
previous bonus of $60.00 as follows:
30 for three and not exceeding
four months’ service.
$60 for four and not exceeding
five months’ service,
$90 for five and not exceeding six
months’ service.
$120 for six and not exceeding
seven months’ service.
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$150 for each serving over seven
months.
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COTTON SE E D MEAL
CASTOR POMACE
TANKAGE
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LET I S QUOTE YOU ON YOUR R E Q U IR E M E N T S OF
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KINDS OF M ATER IA L— WE WILL SAVE
YOU M O N E Y A N D GIVE
GOOD SERVICE —
CHASE & COMPANY
Sanford, Florida
Ilnll Players Win Prizes
The prizes olfercd the bull players
by Perkins A- Kritt have been won
by the following men:
For the one to make t-n- firs; score
the prize of a box of s j t k , was split
by .Harris and Stewart. JIarri* made
the run but ‘ Vwh.e ,»nu. ked the
ball that bre
t Kin i ■ ■ -i t ,o-y
divided the prize, islount
the
fir.-t hit and wot: a sterling si’vcr
he’t buckle
and leather
bell.
Moseley made the first two base
lilt and won two fine silk ties
There are still two prizes to be giv
en. a silk shirt and a fine hat for
the boys making the first home run
and three base hit respectively
On Flour, £rain and Feed
Fruit and V egetable Crates
Yon Can Bay F n n Ua at
Wholesale Price*
Write far rrtas-U it
W. A. Merrjday Company
Falatka, Florida
KEEP YOIJR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN
•>
CeVTTtckt III!
i f R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co.
N E V E R was such right-handed-two-
fisted smokejoy as you puff out of a
jimmy pipe packed with Prince Albert I
T h a t’s because P . A . Jiao the quality!
You can’t fool your taste apparatus any more than you
can get five aces out of a family deck I So, when you hit
Prince Albert, coming and going, and get up half an hour \
earlier just to start stoking your pipe or rolling cigarettes,
y o u kn ow you’ve got the big prize on the end of your line!
Prince Albert's quality alone puts it in a class of its own,
but when you figure that F . A. is made by our exclusive
patented process that cuts out bite and parch—w ei/—you
feel like getting a flock of dictionaries to find enough words
to express your happy days sentiments!
Toppy r td bag*, tUty rW tb u , handtom t pound and half, pound tin
handdoro—and—that U n w , practical poand c rywtal gtaoo Kanddorwith
opongo molMtcncr top that koopo tho tobacco hi m c A perfect condition.
Lake Monroe
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, W inston-Salem, N. C.
* •. ■
•
.
...
r-K,is
*
Formerly Holden Real Estate Co.-
HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS
M ANt.TACTl'KKKS OF
Liability
Property Damage
T: f?rt*
f’;-> f-.r.f.**d
Shoe. & Clothing Co, -on i h ' retur is
I •
of the bail gatnt •>
Ton»
* E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY
League every day- T1u-t pin ri.i sc«>r
JA<,KH4 *SVItl.t:. KI.OKIIM
Ij/iili/i'O. Insecticides, Sprayers. I'nullry Supplies
o n their s h o w u ,I *11**w
i
iii r
For tidily year* at- have been manufacMirittg fertilisers in ties State -we have
crowds
coiigrega,
.ft
/
•tr.iu
th«*
satisfied customers in every county in Florida.
.‘f t )
Writ* f..r Latest t'riee List.
Priee/alwavs In line with Quality stores attest the P' •I'l.
J E. SIM HUSO. l ocal Vgcnl. S W FO ltll. Li t >IfII) \
lliovemciit oil the art of I »v -r pr
Sainfori 1 1•* pro
Tf■alt■st Is.all t OU
ivis t' □nsiil »r
ti
size of the place.
The time lias come when every farmer must save every sprig of hay he can, the
Spring 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 of it is to Bale it, the
only way to handle liny is to Bale it. Why not buy a press and Bale your hay
when from three to 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.
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14
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JULY 11, 1» 1»
THE SANFORD HERALD
legal advertising
—
• f Application for T s i D i e d Under
* *1 l - h t p t r r 0 8 § , L a w * s i ftle*-
Ida
Node**
N o lire e f A p p licatio n for T a t H a r d U nder
S ectio n A o f C h a p t e r (HIM, L a v a of l l o r Ida
N otice la . h e r e b y r i v e n t h a t Alfred P o t t e r :
n u r r h a . r r of T a t C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 2 (fi, d a t e d
t h e 4tta d a y of J u n e . A. I). 1917. h i t flirt)
paid c e r t i f i c a t e In m y ofBco. a n d h a i m » d r
a p p l i c a t i o n fo r t a t < t « d t 0 j * ,u e In a r en rd an ca with l a w . S a i d c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * lha
following d e e c r l b c d
property
r i t u a t a d in
S em in o le c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w i t : S E ' t ’ ol
la hrrf'by
given
that
|Ovrr>tre#l
r u r p e a t i n * C m n p a n y , p u r c h a s e r of T a x
C r r l i f t r M r No.
d a t i-d t h r 3rd d a y "of
J u r i f , A h , 1!*|
ha* fl*-d «*id r r r t i f i f i t r In
m y offir**, a n d ha* m « d r Ap|»‘i« ^ t l o n for t a t
d e e d t o U*ue (-* a r r n r d a n c f w i t h l a w . . S aid
c e r t i f i c a t e r r a l '*«■»« t h e fi d l n w i n e draff !fo rd
property
cltua.it d
in
S em inole
C ounty,
M o r i d a , te - w i l N K ' i -of N H ' i <d Her. 10.
T p . 21 S., It. 2ft K
T h e «itid l a n d b r i n g at*
Retaed a t t h e d a t e of t h e J a.au a n e e of * u r h
c e r t i f i c a t e In * t o . u a m t «»f J. M. K a t l i n r .
U n lr a a „aaid crrfifi*-af«. »haY1 K- re d e e m e d
I ■ c e o r d l n * to l a » t a r d e a d will . . . u e t h r r a o n
, ,,n *
2B,h •'«>• " f j » i f . * «*. m » .
« ltn p # A m y otftrial : jr r. 3 1vi r *• a n d i n i t h is
t h r 2 S l h cJiy ol J u n r , A. L). 1919.
<*•■11
K. A. D O U G L A S S ,
C l a r k C i r c u i t C o u r t S c m i n o J e Co., FU*
&9-&tc
B y V. E. D ou k U m . D . C.
S i ; t ' ' T I,r f a '. 1d*‘l . m l ' I o l n a ' . . ' 3 *V J u
dr af,.l er . .ofr t h e i a a u a n r t .Ii
of auch c e r t i fi c a t e 2in the
n a m e of U n k n o w n .
F n l c a a l a i d certificate
• hall be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o taw t a i d eed
will i i i u e t h e r e o n on t h e 2 2 n d d a y of J u l y ,
A. I>. 1919*
W itn raa m y official i l g n a t u r e a n d t e a l this
t h e 1SIh d a y of J u n e . A. I). 1919.
) In C i r c u i t C o u rt, S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l
(te a l)
K. A. D O U G L A S S .
o f S t a t e of Florida
C le r k C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e Co.. Fla.
T h e M erch a n ta ' National H an k
. 6 R-SIC
I»y V, E . D o u g l a i a . D. C.
of S a v a n n a h
-
In C e s r l mt C o u n t y J u d g e , S e m i n o l e Coirnijr
S t a t e of F l o r i d a
F ra n k Ilond Sum m er*
villr
■fjd
Je rd v iil
t on*
p r o p a t , ( L o m p r o p a t ) M in o r a
_
* N o t i c e la h e r e b y g iv e n t o all w h o m it
m a y c o n c e r n t h a t Alfre d J . ( - r o w , as Guar*
d i a n of t h e e s t a t e of .F ra rtk Hofid S u m m e r*
>Hie a n d T h o m a a P e r c i v a l C o n p r u p i t (From*
ro p atlf m i n o r* , will o n t h e # l 9 t h d a y of
ufy, A. IL 19 19 , a p p l y t o t h e H o n o r a b l e
K. F. I l o u f l l o l d e r , C o u n t y J u d g e , in a n d for
■aid c o u n t y , a t hla office in S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a ,
* t 10:00 o^clock a . m , or aa t o o n t h e r e a f te r
a* t h e m a t t e r c a n be h e a r d , for a u t h o r i t y t o
ell, a t p u b I c ' o r p r i v a t e «ale, t h e follow ing
d r s c r i b e a real r e l a t e in aa id c o u n t y , to*wjt;
lb g in n in g a t a p o i n t 665 f e e t wes t, a n d
1133 f r e t n o r t h o f t h e s o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of
Section 2«, T o w n a h l p N i n e t e e n S o u t h , f la n g e
31 E a s t , r u n w e s t 780 f e e t , r h e n c e n o r t h
1770 feet, t h e n c e In s o u t h e a s t e r l y d irectio n
a l o n g m a r g i n l i n e of S t . J o h n s r l y r r t o poirrt
id b e g i n n i n g , c o n t a i n i n g 12 a c r e s , m o r e or
lees.
S a i d a p p l i c a t i o n will b e h a e e d u p o n p e t i
t i o n n o w o n . f i l e in sa id o u r t .
D a t e d t h is I 2 l h d a y of J u n e , 1919.
A L F R E D J. C R O S S .
•
G uardian,
D ickinson A D ickinson.
A t t y a . for P e t i t i o n e r .
^
M»*4tc
y
t irrull
va.
L u r v C. P i n r g a n a* A d m i n J i t r a t r N
<-f E s t a t e of J o s e p h F i n t g a n , d r e r a s e d .
H y v i r t u e of a j u d g m e n t r e n d e r e d in th
C i r c u i t C o u r t of G r a n g e C o u n t y , Fla*. in
j i r n r t c d l n g b y s t i v e fa.riaa t o rev iew t h e
j u d g m e n t in a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e anjJ for
e x e c u t i o n a s t o certain he res of Jfiaeph "Fini*f An* d e c e a s e d , a certified t r a n s c r i p t of sa id
j u d g m e n t h a v i n g been r e c o r d e d in t h e office
° J c l e r k of C ir c u it C o u r t of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y .
F l a . a n d ex ecu tio n Issued t h e r e o n , 1 h a v e
l e v i e d u p o n a n d will sell a t t h e f r o n t d o o r of*
! * b* C o u r t H o u s e in S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e Court*
! *>'♦ F l o r i d a a t I I u 'c l o c k ^ a . m . o n M o n d a y ,
I * " * * t h d *y «»f A u g u sti A. II. 1919 ail t h e
f j l h l j t i t l e a n d in t e r e s t , c l a i m a n d d e m a n d
g» K a t h e r i n e , W. P i n r g a n , C h a r l e s S elb y
F i n t g a n . Mr*. H, L* L a m b e r t , J i m n Me*
E l r o y F a r r a m o r e . A g n ra F a r r a r a o r e , Kffie
F a r r a m n r r a n d E lix a b e lh F a r r a m o r e , as heira
of a a i d J o s e p h F i n e g a n in a n d t o t h e 8 W 4
of N E ' * of S ectio n l h . T o . 2 0 H„ R a n g e 31
E a s t a n d t h e N W U of S E ' 4 o f S e c tio n 18,
T p . 20 8 ., R a n g e 31 E a s t in S e m i n o l e C o u n
t y . F la.
E . E. B l t A D Y ,
^ S h e r i f f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F la,
6 «tC
Notice
of
Application for
T*%
Deed
Under*
Section 8 of C hapter 488K, Lawn of Flor
ida
Notice' is hereby given that Sch*d1e Maine*
and K. F, Duudney, purehaicr* of Tax C* r*
tifieatr*
139, dstid the 3rd day of July,
N o t i c e or H a i r o f $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 SernTnoIr
A. D. 1916, ha" filed amid n>.rti(irate In my
('4111 f i t) , F l o r i d a . lflgh**ay I la ml*
of fire, and ha* made application for tax deed
N o t i c e is h e r e b y g iv e n , t h a t a r a i r d pro- to issue in *iirftjrdanre with law.
Said c<rpi'BiU wilt be recei veil b y t h e l l a n r d »>f tifieute embraces the following dosrribed
C o u n t y C o m m isw inner* of S e m i n o t p r o u n i y . property silaut^d in Srmiim'le count) . Ft*iri l o f ld a . on or b e f o r e 2 t / d o c k p. ni. un th e tda/ to-w»t; Lot 128* M idway, in Sec. 32,
i 9 t h d a y of J u l y , A. D. 1919, i t t h e c o u n t y Tp . 19 8** R. 31 E* The said ia^d-ltetrig
r l e r k ’a office a t t h e c o u r t h o u s e in S a n f o r d . a*po*s< d at" the date of the issuance of surn
S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , for t h e purchase of rrrtlfleat*’ in the namr of Hillary.
Unless
J^Ofi.UHf/O.CKi Sem inole rd u n ty , F l a ., H i g h w a y said certifirate shall be redeemed .ai^ording
H o n d a , paid b o n d s t u b e a r i n t e r n 1 a t t h e r a t e to law lax deed will i*«uo tin reon on the
♦.f five a n d o n e* b alf p er r e n t per a n n u m , a n d 22nd day of,_JuIy, A. D. 1919.
a r e d a t e d J i l l / l i t , 1919, i n t e r e s t p a ) ab le
i t n e « my nlfirial signature a n d seal tin*
s e m i - a n n u a l l y , a a i d b o n d * t o b e Imuim L con- tlAW Mh
dav of June. A D 1919
sir t i n g of t h r e e h u n d r e d b lin d s o f t h e d en u m *.a h
F V l n t n . 1 \ -S,
r a t i o n of J 100(1 00 i a r h . m a t u r i n g Ju!> 1*1,
Clerk Cirrutt Court Seminole Co , Fla.
1949, S aid b o n d s to be *oU!, s u b j i c t t»» th e
S8*£|e
a p p r o v i n g o p i n i o n *n M essrs , IHHdn, T h o m p -
M»ri A- C l a y , o b t a i n e d by S»-mtnuTf m u n t y ,
, F W id a , and
i bond*
b» *■>10. «1*-] 1x«-r>
li> b e m a d e i m d a y j a l t e r a r c e p t « n r e • f loci
i'a> rtu-ntu for s a id bund * tube mad« within
s a i d p erio d of t e n d a > » a f t e r a m - p t a u 1e of
Mb
All iiiil" m u s t be a c r m n p u h i i -d wilb a
r e lifted c h eek fof one a n d o n e - h a l f *per r e n t
•if t h e stiiou ni
«f b o n d " ti* b#- #*dtlThe
Q s u n t y PMmmi**lonerS' nf S e m in a i r
county,
Fb.rida. ce-sfve th e r ig h t to
any a n d
•ill b id s. • Fro^us nift s h o u l d b»» mill r ested to
th«* H o a r d *d C o u n t y t.'om m iasibrirfa «*f S u n *
, irji’ie C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , nt S a n f o rd , p l o r id a .
\ \ i t n e * « mv h ind &* rU d of th e It- a i d •*(
I N>un t ) t ’u m m t M i o n i u
S» m m o l e * own tv ,
F l o r i d a , a m i t h e * m l of s a i d i t o a r d ■si ifos
t h e J 2 t h d a y of J u n e \ |» 1919
(■eat 1
K V D nlM iL A .S S .
Clerk Hoard
C o u n t y C o m m l* o n ers of
57-fttc
ftem in o le Cou nt-j, . Fb rida.
------ — ————— -----------------*----- -— —- —--------------
Nsilice o f \ p p l K * r io n fuf l a a f i r e d I n d r r
S e r l l o n H tif ( 'h n p l r r P«fO», l . u » * «*f F l o r
ida
Siiftft* is fnfehy yivt-Yi that T F <•rna * \S dson, pur chaser »*f Tax fVr Uft rate N «> tfli,
dated the tlh day of June, \
i» l TM7, ha>
ftl« d said cert I(irate in tn> olfire, and has
made ap pli cat Inn fur tax des-d to i»*uc sn
a r c nr dance with law
Said cert ill rate .-m
I ffares the following dear rt bed prop*
ijaf*d in Sr mi noli count v, Florida
!.ot- 54. 55 am i 5ft hi* rida Land Ar ( olofii•
ration C u m pa 11) . Ltd's \<l)Htion (•• South
ban ford
The *ald land being t w u tt o l at
t i e date of tlir is nance of *urh rerMftfa’ e
tw the name of I n U * t « n
Units* satd r* r-
II ft r a t e f h a lf b e a r e d r e m ed a c c o r d i n g t o lawl a x d e e d will I t i u o t h e r t o D o n t h e 1 9 th d a y
of J u l y , A. D. 1919,
W i t n e s s m y olTirtal s i g n a l 4fe a n d *• a! this
tk* I ih d ay of Jun»-. A D 1919.
Is e a l i
L C lM iU (,L \S S t
C l i f k Circuit r ‘ourt Seminole Co , FJ*.
fC -M r
If) V. L H«t|fliiss, ft <’
M *o
• .
linnet* or-Gradtt lings
r n r i ,h p jriatli.* | i r d f . t u l t | ‘* t r y p u r 1
• J a«fe (if g it ii 'Hoar, cciminK
; i ftM'.ii.,. Ict’i hiti! lirit gin^'
- v .* f * v* ■i
pir* * i !.:*S
1furor Jerseys, all ages. Loth
eexes, from registered stoek for
hale at little over meal jiriees.
W rite us j our vvutils
S|iritig
Gartleit
Hatoti,
IfeLeua
Springs, Fla.
Tax
t • r Ti f11 .4 ( *
N
l-
d n 't
I
’i ♦
i
I
. rt fft* all F N du'e d ! be
Ta
\l
4th ' I n nf Jun*-.
l 1 JftJT, » m b r a r i n g 11"
following, d r* r i h e d
proper*
In S* rntnofi
\\
c o u n t ', Flurlda, to *it
N'
id N i
T v
of S K ' i of N W , *.f Sec 3b, T p 1'• S. R t*t
Try The Want Column
f o u u w i n g d e s e r i b e d n r r » p e r t y f t t O I t e d Tn S e m C i r c u i t - C o u r t a t t h e C o u r t I T o u w i n ^ S a n ^ Ml! nf r n m n t i t n ? h e r e i n filed nn t h e 4 t h d a y
c o u n ty , F lorida. te -w |D L ? f 1
of S W ' i f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n t h e F i r s t M o n d a y In A u of A u g u s t , A. D. 1919.
T t r r ? , t h e T o t r r r u r ' S a n f o r d . S a i d l a n d be* in o le c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to* w i t :
T h e s a i d g u s t , 1919, b e i n g t h e 4 t h d a y of s a i d m o n t h ,
I t is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o t i c e b e
I n c u & c u e d a t t h e d a t e of t h e I r t u a n c f of S e c t i o n 19. T p 21 S.. It. 3.1 R.
l a n d b r i n g a s se s se d a t th«* d a t e of t h e i s s u t h e 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 p u b l i s h e d o n e c e a c h w**ek f o r tw * lv * w eek *
a a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e of F. t). H e ld ;
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Alao T a « . C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 63, d a t e d t h e
t h e r e i n fall n o t , else s a i d bill will h e t a k e n as In *abi Sernifi'iie County.
4 t h d a y of J u n e . A J>. 1917, e m b r a c i n g t h e Good* pert].
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f o l lo w in g <1c i r r i b ed p r o p e r t y in S e m i n o l e
cr ee.
C ir - l i t C o u r t t h i s . E - n . i d a y of A p ril, A. D .
c o u n t y * F l o ri d a , t o - w i t ; L o t ?», 111o r k I S , n L J u t y , A. I), I Si I fit, sa id c e r t i f i r a t e e m b r a c e s
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I t ia f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o t l e i be
( — xl)
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t e m b e r , 1919, b e i n g the* firs t d a y of s a i d o n t h e d r a t M o n d a y in J u l y , 1919, b f l n c t h a ,
s i g n e d ha* b een a p p o i n t e d , as* t m l n ^ t r a l r i x of o n t h e 1 9 th d a y of J u l y , A. D. 1919.
t h e e s t a t e of \V. Is. A kers, d r n * i e d , a n d all
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th e S a n lo rd I L r a ld , a n e w sp ap er published
C O R A L E E AKERS.
G i v r n u n d e r m y h a n d a n d t h a ee*l of a a i d
M a y 3 1 , 1919.
in S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l o r i d a .
S a n fo rd , Florida.
co u rt th la th e 2 n d d a y of Ju n * , 191t.
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t *1* r I. Girruit t «*urt,
W M M urpby, J r , ^
> * 11 * 1 1•*r fur Gum pi at nanf n
N o t i c e u f Im plication for T a x H e r d T infer
h e r i i o n A f h a p i e r IMAM. Law** o f F iu rld a
N o i i e e ix hiffvby g i v e n t h a t C 'u rfte M ar m
f a d t i l i n g U.qrruiRn v, p u r c h a s e r r*f T a x O r t i f H 'l t r N n . ' n n . iJstlx^ t h e 3 r d d a y nf 'J u l y .
A. D, 1 916, r a i d c e r t i f i c a t e s 4- rn b r a c f s tfir
Mrs. J. A. Cox, ol AIderson, W. Va., writes:
"My <Uufihter . . . suf
fered terribly. She could
not turn In bed . . . the
doctors gave her up, and
we brought her home to
die. She had suffered so
much a t . . . time. Hav
ing heard of Cardul, we
got it tor her,"
CAR
The Ford.One Ton Truck is one of
the sure business utilities, and like
wise just as big a necessity on the farm.
Farming is surely a business proposi
tion wherein* success depends upon
economical methods with up-to-date
machinery. The Ford.Truck will prove
a great economy on the farm. The
marvel is “how the farmer has got
along without it ail these years.”
It is a servant that serves, always ready
and always economical. Price $550
,without body,X o. b. -Detroit.-
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JEWELER------ r
W hy
Suffer?
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HENRY M cLA U LIN
Notice of Appliratlno fur Tax Deed I rider
Srrf lun 8 nf I Kapler IHVs, I a t> * « f FtnrIda
Notice is !i« JT, In. giviO that t first ef Kelli i k for i t , HI ron.ecuttve
tog. 12 rti S' of S W *-»if run N
niton, tiur«*ha*'f
Tax ( iitifteui* NO III,
Mi min, I! ft 03 rh, N ti d‘ gr»■*-■*
dated the 4th ala) of June, V. I*. I ft I T, ba«
W.t net. mv hand and real of office thl.
» rh 11* ( a k*-_ d>i h. 1 in ma 1 *» d11*
hi* »l twiii eertifirale in mv fvfF»rr. and iia = 2n I d a v of J fee. k | i f it! >
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made applies 1 ion f**r fax died t* i**Ui- in
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accordance with fa*
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lllock D, - l*. It. M l t t f h r l l 'a S y r v**y nf
tiraee* the following described property situ \V *M. .M u r p h y , J r . ,
G r a n t , r o n t a i n i n g ft arrt--* so ld «■* t h r
ated in Seminote county. Florida, in-wit?
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tax de*-d will issue thereon or, The 22nd dav i c r i p L i m h n ti*.
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1919.
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PAGE ELEVEN
X I G r. I
\ t I ftiugla-
Niitlrr *»f Ip&licatiittt fur Tat H er d Under
Section h qf Chapter ih^fa,* I,aw« uf Fiur*
i.i.
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* * II. \ l •* Tax i * rblirah- N >* I I *. *Iated
I h r U Ii *l.i
la) *f Jury*. \ ft 1ft 17, *4i*f ref
tifiral** t **x
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R* 31 F*, r* Id as the properi)
nf U fik n o teti.
Alii* T a x O r t i fi c a t * * N*t, 123, d a t ^ d t ho
l l h ( U y nf J u n e , \ , Ii 1917. *uafi! c« rtilicalt*
c o i 'f r i n g t h e ftd fi»wifig i|**«rrlbcil l a n d *
tow i t ; Ltit« ftft, ftfi, ft? a n d ftk. M)t|wii>, in
Sec, 3 2 , T p 19 S-, R II F ,, %n[tl as tI ip pr*ipt f t y «f A. H. P a r k a r d t
A lto T a x O r l i ti r f tf * N o
I 11. i l a l r t l tb*»
lti» d a y uf J u n e , V l», I 9 | 7 , s a i d i ^ r f i f i r a t r
e i i v c f l ng tbt+ f u l b tw 'n g d aracrifi«-d la n d * , t**w i l ; L o t 110* M i d w a y i n St r , 3*2, T|*. I ft S.,
It. 31 H.| »«dd «»* Hi** prn p t-rfy *»f A, S.
Packard;
Alan T a x U c f f U lc a t r N o . 31 ft, dat»*»| th«*
6 t h d a y nf J u l y . K. 1». t i l l s , s a i d c * ruilrHt**
ro v tn n g
t h n ‘fu llo w in g di-xrriliH l la n d * , to w lt: L ot
177, M ill w a y , in S r r , 32. T p 19 S *
K. 31 K., «olil a , i h r
•■! J. H. W h i t , ;
AH» T i l < -fllffrfli.p >Cr*, 110. i l , t , T| ih p
3r«l d » y nl J u l y . A It, 191)1, ,11111 i r r t j f f r , i ^
C u v p tint!
H i" [nll'Jw itiR
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Tha Woman’s Tonic
"In a lew days, sbebei to. Improve." Mrs.
x continues, "and had
no trouble at. . . Cardul
cured her, and we sing
Us praises everywhere.
We receive many thou
sands ol similar letters
every year, telling of the
good Cardul has done for _ _
women who suffer from T / i
complaints so common to Ws%
their sex. It should do
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io’ ntnl t'arh of them are hereby required to
app* ar to t hi Hill of t ompUint filed HI taid
r « u « e tin itr brfiirr
. Mo
n d a y
, t h e i t h d a y «d
V 1» i ft! 9
a u g u st
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i-iv* ii Lind*
m> hand ind lh# •ra uf my
"fli'ff «»»|s. the 22nd day nf April, 1919,
i *«*
»*eai»
Ed d*U
g l* a s s ,
C‘l»rk of t h o C i r c u i t C o u r t of Seminole Go.,
Florida,
L. \V. D u v a l .
I*«iui|dain,tfitfa Snllrltor,
fttMJlr
Call a n us fur c i a c t
duplicate of your
broken spring,
a n d receive
spring s a t
isfaction
of thl*
tw*|tr
th a t ia
real.
L- i
B. &0. MOTOR CO.
SANFORD FLORIDA
In U lrriiR < *»u»i, N n i ’nlH U l r r u l t , N r r n l n u l c
f own HP. Fixed «la
11\. rst r»* t 1 ur pi-nt in*- f o m p a n y
*,
Ml unknown part ir« rial mine Intrrund*r
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i n t r n tt * iirnl* r t;*.»r g r R M n r t n t i |niliU iliiu ily **f »( lni«Ii>* all u n k n o w n
p a r t i s r U i r t . t n g n i t i r m i a n d * r W S.
K **r'f* r r t al.
«
T o all u n k n o w n p a r t i i * r l a i m i n g i n t r r r x t ,
t i m b f J r R ifb iu u rw l M u r p h y , n r u n d e r G a l v i n
A, i'itxBF, ur f i n d e r Georg** R, M o r t o n irutiv P l u a l l y o r an t r u s t e e , o r u n d e r W. S. K eefer
o F e i l h r r of t h e m u r n t h i r w U c , In I h r f o l l o w
in g d c i c r i b c d aland* a i t u a t r in Heminuif*
r o u n t v , F lttfid u :
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S W l j of N W f i , N Li nf S W ' 4 a n d HVVU
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t h e S o u t h w r i t q u a r t e r ( S W ' i I of t h e o u t b
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and
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A lao T a * O r t l f f r a t e N o .
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c o v .r lriK
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w i t : L o t J 27. M i d w a y . In S i r . 3 J . T 11 19 S,.
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i'a r k a /d ;
A n d h a a filed aa id r e rt l f fl r a t i -a In m y nlflr*.
a n d h a a m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n (or t a i d e e d t o
laau* h i a r c o r d a n r e w i t h law.
U n lcaa a a i d r r r t l f i r a l r a ah all Ii* r . d r a m t - d
a e r n r d i n i t In law u t d e e d will f u u r 1h e r . o n
o n t h , (tlh d a y c l J u l y , A. I>. : r - o
W l t n . a a m y offlrlal > l | n a l u r r an il a a t l (,|a
t h a fith d a y ol J u n e , A. It. 1 9 ) 9 .
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B. A. i M M H i l . A S n .
L l « k C l r r u l t C o u r t H e m ln u la C o ., Tla,
lly V. K. U o u g l a a . . I». C.
S 6- A tr
Clrcnll C o n n H e t t a t h J a d l c l . ’. O r r u l t ,
N . m l n u l r ( ' a u n t y , 1 'la r ld a . In t h a n r r r y
H /n rr
II. III. H .) C h a p p rtl,
M l f V W liecler C b a n n r l l , a n d
J* l l i r g r r a v r a * C o m p f a i n i n i a
Rill t o
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Q uirt
Jo v rp h G arvin, th r u n k n o w n
T itlr.
I r g a t c r x * m l di vi n-M und* r th r.
la»t w3J| a n d ( M U i m n i of Jo x r p h G a r v i n , t h e u n k n o w n hrir* of
Jiw rph G arvin, VVm G. ' A n d r n ■
rtid . th r u n know n Irgatcra and
d a v l t t -r a u n d r r th«- i a t t will a n d
t> u t a m i n t ol W m . t i . A n d r n ri’i d , a n d t h e ' u n k n o w n hl-ira of
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T o J o i r p h (Jarvin, K n l d r n r r U n k n o w n ;
T o W m . Q . A n d o n r.ld , K r i l d . n r r U n k n o w n ;
I* a t i n .a i l n * b y t h , a w o r n hill nf t o m p l a i n t lllod h m l n a i a l n a t y o u t h a t y o u h a v e
o r c l a i m t o h a e e a o t a e I n t r r r i t In t h e follow*
n f d e a r r l b e d l a n d In S e m i n o l e c o u n t y . F l o r
i d a , t o - w it:
.
T h * W ret h a ll ( W ' j ) of th e S o u lh w e a t
Eyes etainined by a regular rcels(ered physician
(•lasses filled, broken lenes du
plicated
2K W. Church SI. - Orlando, Fla.
the following dt*x< ri I*ml land*, or any part nr
portion theft-*d. in Seminole county, Florida,
to wit.
North lot if of *ni|lheasi quarter of Section
I ft. Tow nship 21 south, Kahnc 29 east;
North till feet of i he northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter o f Section 31, Town*
ship 2U ••*uth. Range Jff east;
i M e s e n * in s square jo the northwest
corner of the nurthiust quart* r of the north
ern*! quarter of Section 3ft. Town «hip 20
south. Range 29 east.
Fax! half «d 1 aM half uf northeast quarter
■d Seetfi»n 2, and northwest quarter of north
we*! quart* r fo Sect ion I,
l*^ w n*h)p 2d
***tith. Range 2*t east.
I nt 2 m7 I oftgwoud. Flt'rola
Si>u*.i»e-t quart* r of n*irtiiw**t tiunrter ol
M T o tynship 2d south. Range dd
>«* (, r »ct |i! t h Ldfowing t tract*
I It 4-gin ai N W co m • r of saiti S W
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N \\ *, , ru n * e as t ft fi fee I, south 12d feet,
w ! ■t 3 Ml fi et, n o r t h 420 frrt to p 4i. h .
Ji !>rif-fiiortli of an acre known as flap-
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OCULIST ANI> OPTICIAN
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W ILSON &Manufacturer*
TOOMERIdealFERTILIZER
CO.
Fertilizers
Dealer* in'Spray Pumps and Insecticides.
JACKSONVILLE...................... .....
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It- C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford ilrapch
FLORIDA
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ARE YOU INSURED?
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IF NOT, SEE
W. J. TH IG PEN & COM PANY
AGENTS
General Fire
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OFFICE PEOPLES BANX .BUILDING
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Ef^sidrnt- Wilson Home
Washington, Jolly 10.—President
Wilson will present the peace treaty
and .t h e league of nations covenant
to the senate today.
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In presenting
the document the
president will deliver a lengthy ad
dress in which he is expected to out
line the dotails iff the negotiations
recently concluded in Paris and tell
why he feels th a t the United S t a t e s
ahoijld endorse
the league of na
tions covenant.
Hisaddress promis
es to mark the op3ning of one of the
bitterest fights
ever waged in the
senate over ratification of a treaty.
SO
Now is the time to place your order
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for the “Forclson Tractor.” The
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very best and cheapest trac
tor for all farm use.
Price of Tractors
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Extension Rims
$39.00
$40.00
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C. F. W ILLIAM S - EDW ARD HIGGINS
Dealer
Salesman
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SHEEP’S HEAD
1* PULVERIZED S H E E P
MANURE
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Combination of Humus and Fertilizer Ingredients.
Ideal Truck Fertilizer.
Write for Prices
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AURORA, ILLINOIS
REAL E ST A T E
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
WE ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES
FIRE INSURANCE
Your Horne - Your Auto - Tornado -
LINCOLN HULI.KY, Ph.D., I.lll.l).. LI..D., President
Del.and. Florida
S E N D NOW FOR A CATAI.OO
THE. fiittlM UT. IJElMllTMENT llritre* id Mifttrr of Ar1 and S-rl«*nrr^.
THE niLl.r.UE til LI HII It 4 L 4ICTH i It M E N T*(-nt»-nnr> depart menu* in nil,
THE rUl l.Kl.l OF I llicit Al. ARTS FOIt WOMEN
A »unnin demn, *cp«r*tr
tlormlioflcii.
THE t'OLLEHE OF I.AW brailualri practice In FlarMn ’without r-iamlniilun
THE rt)l.I.E(iE (|F EN<*I NEEltl Nfi - <'aunp* In rnflfierring Irad Wig to (Jfftfrti.
THE COLLEGE FOR I EACIIElfS EnprrUlly'for Florida irarhrr*.
THE I IILl'EGK OF III Si NESS Ranking. Hnok krrpl ng. Shorthand. Type writing.
T1I*E At'AOEMY I'rrpafra for nil high gride roKrgra,
THE Nf’IHHFL III' MKf I I 4NIC* ARTS For liny* and young mm.
THE SCHOOL OF MESi r Piano, pipe organ, violin, lolfp, harmony, chorus work.
THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS —
SpcriuJ* \ Iti-nlIon In ('ailed to
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The Pf «Tf minuf y four*** In Agriculture Ibilany. dlWnpy, Organic and ln> feafilc
C*b«-mi*lr\, (jet Jltati v** anil *|ijan tlfatic r an*l>*U, 4g»ir ultural ffu miilr
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Kj ualiia ft v«• irt»d t|tian*l*»rlii e ( hemUlry. PhjrWrs
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I hr I nur*»e lot Rtlig iiu* V\ u fk r f* * In Jlihliral UleralUfe,
rb.iliigj, l‘rdii.g*tgv, E l h t r v L
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History.
flnglUb,
(.m erry
Liability
Property Damage
l Agent Drew Development* Co.
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Peal
Estate Co.
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City Lots in A ll Parts of City
Celery Lands in M. M. Sm ith’s Sub Division
A . P. C O N N E L L Y
Sale
Senator Turk Trammell is continu*
ing his efforts to obtain a further
bonus for the soldiers. He is going
to try to have passed a measure
allowing a bonus in addition to the
previous bonus of SfiO.OO as follows:
30 for t h r e e a n d n ot exceedi ng
four m o n t h s ' service.
$60 for f du r a n d not exceeding
live m o n t h s ’ service.
$90 for five a n d not e xc ee di ng six
m o n t h s ' service.
$120 for six a n d not exceedi ng
s e v en m o n t h s ' service.
$150 for e a c h s e rv in g over s e v en
months.
In this issue of t h e H e r a l d is an
a d v e r t i r m e n t for Mrs. r a t e s ’ tlr or ery, a n d while t h e plan ia new for
S a n f o r d it is n o t new in o t h e r places
a nd ne ve r fails to gel t h e business.
T hi s is li e C a sh a nd C a r r y p lan and
Hall F l a y e r s Win Fr i ze s
this s t or e Will sell for t h i r t y d a y s all
t h e groceries, h a y a n d g ra in a n d feed
T h e prizes offered t h e hali p layer s
nil nice new a n d fresh s t o c k on t h e by P e r k i n s & U n i t has** been won
cnsli a n d c a r r y plan.
by (li*‘ following men:
T h e goods will he pl aced on tin*
For the oin* t o m a k e t h e first score
counters
at most a t t r a c t i v e prices
t h e prize of a !>o\ of s o ks was split
a n d y o u t a k e whn: y ou w a n t and
by Ha rr is a n d S t e w a r t . Ha rr is ma de
c a r ry u h o me
T h e price of delivery
t h e r u n hut
'own.* .,no. ked the
is saved on tins plan a n d t h e p u r
hail t h a t h r c .,.1 t b i n t : i d
cha se r will get the, benefit of the
d i v i d e d t he prize, l U o u m mao** t h e
same, The j,rices will he p ub li sh ed
fir-t h i t find wot: a st er li ng sj'-.tr
in next w e e k ’s Her al d a n d
will
b e' t
buckle
a nd
leather
belt/
astotiLsh you. W a t c h for t h e big* ad
Moseley
made
t
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first
t
w
o
base
a n d h a n d bills a n d t a k e in t h e sale
t h a t will give y o u groceries j ust at hi t and won t w o fine silk* ties
t h e t i me wh en y o u n e e d ' t h e m . .
T h e r e ar e still t w o pr izes to he giv
Mrs. C a t e s needs mo re r o om and* en, a silk shi r t a n d a fine hat for
ha s hit u p o n this plan for a T h i r t y t h e h oy s m a k in g t h e first h o m e . r u n
l>a>‘- sale to UISJ.II.'- I.f s o III.
f t lie
and
three
b as e hit
r e sp ec ti ve ly !
...... . a n d in* prices w ,11 mo , , t h e m
fast e no ug h
John B. Stetson University
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T r a m m e l l W o rk i n g for So ld ie r s
Henry McLaulin is moving his
i jewelry store tn the room next iloor
occupied by the McMuIIin &. Hod
ges barber shop and Hodges & McI MtlMen are taking the room formerj ly occupied by \Mr. McLaulin. The
‘show windows of the* barber sh o p
have, just been put in shape to suit
the jewelry business.
N A T U R A L G UANO CO.
I.
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A. P.
Attention Miyions
There will be a special meeting
of Sanford Lodge No G2, F. & A. M.
held on Wednesday evening July
10th at 8 o'clock for the purpose of
conferring tho -.Third
degree on
^ candidates,
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Every Mason is cordially invited
5 to attend this meeting.
Refreshj incuts will In* served.
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nig flaloon Leaves
Mineola, July 9.—The British
dirigible R-34 left Roosevelt Field
shortly before midnight on her re
turn cruise to Scotland.
The grqat ship, held in leash by
1000 American balloon men, was re
leased at 11:56 o'clock and floated
leisurely -up to a heltgh of 200 feet
with her motors silent. The motors
then begpn to whirl and the craft
nosing upward,'headed for New York
$750.00
All prices f. o. b. .
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TH E SANFORD HERALD
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COTTON SE E D MEAL
CASTOR POMACE
TA N K A G E
ASHES
L E T I S QUOTE YOU ON YOUR R E Q U IR EM EN TS OF
ALL KIN DS OF M ATER IA L—WE WILL SAVE
YOU M O N E Y A N D GI VE YOU
GOOD SERVICE —
CHASE & COMPANY
Sanford, Florida
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and V egetable Crates
Yob Can Boy From Ua at
Wholesale Prices
Writs fsr r ris s U il
W. A. Herrjdaj Compioy
Palatks, Florins
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN
|Ny-
(■riling Hull Scores
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Shoe & C l o t h i n g . C o , ;*et t >. ‘ r e t u r n s
of t h e hall ga me s "1 f • r'.oritla
E. O. FAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY
Le ague e ve r y d a y a n d put i!> »nir *s
jm ksonvii .i.i ;. kloiiidv
I'erliliterH, Insecticides. Sprayer!., Ihiullry Supplies
on t heir show w inlnii ■
1 > large
For thirty years we have been manuf act tiring fertilizers in this State -we have
c
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congreg.,,
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arcm.i
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satisfied customers in every county in Florida.
Write for l.atest 1‘rice Ijist.
I*rict*s alwavs in line with Quality s t o re s a t te s t t he p o p n l . t " . of t) p
,tiH,v,*meni >oi t he p a r t of i l y s e pr e
J. K. s r r m . I N t ; . l ocal Agent. SANFMltH, KI.OItlDV
' g r e s s i v e nierdijii ts
Sanf or d is p r o ’,-
HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS
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The time has come w hen every farmer must save every sprig of hay he can, the
Spring crop lias 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 of.it is to Bale it, the
only way to handle Ila ^ is to Bale it. Why not buy a press and Bale your hay
when from three to 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.
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MANUFArrvitettH'nr
The “ RED RIPPER HAY PRESS” Guaranteed
Let me have YOUR ORDER before the Price Advances
Lake Monroe, Florida
sm oke
lkt 1111
b
Tl.rnaldi
IM S CO .
[EVER w as such right-handed-twofisted smokejoy as you puff out of o
jimmy pipe packed with Prince Albert 1
T h a t’s because P , A . has the qu a lity /
You can’t fbol your taste apparatus any more than you
can get five aces out of a family deckl So, when you hit
Prince Albert, coming and going, and get up half an hour
earlier just to start stoking your pipe or rolling cigarettes,
y o u kn ow you’ve got the big prize on the end of your line!
Prince Albert's quality fdone puts it in a class of its own;
but when you figure that P, A* la made by oiir exclusive
patented process that cuts out bite and parch— well —you
feel like getting a flock of dictionaries to find enough words
to express your happy days sentiments I
rW tin*, handtom• pound and half.poand tin
,M
, ehuxy, practical potm d cryttal
humidor w ith
•pong* fnoi*t*iw top th a t hoop* tho tobacco in ouch perfect condition.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, W inston-Salem, N. G,
C R I M P CUT
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PAGE ELEVEN
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
. A # p l l t a i l a n f( t T i l D * * d U n d e r
N r r t l a n q „f C h a p t e r CUBS, t * h a e f H o , Ida
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N o t l r # I n h r r t b y g iv e n t h a t ( O v e r s t r e e t
p u r c h a s e r of T a i
fa u t ire o f AppllfiGflfl f«r T a s H e r d I ' n d r r T u r p i 'h l H t r C r n - n » « y ,
e r t i f i r*a t en 'No,
t h e 3rd d a y of
farrtlo n 8 of C h a p t e r 4 8 8 8 , U « « u f H ot* rXi llnii
i a , *T
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J u n r , A, I) 191,, hn* M r d *<*id r e r t i f in ite In
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c e r tific a te crol •»,«-* t h e f o i lo w in t d e a e r i b e d
{hr 4th d a y of J u n e , A. I>. 191". h a t ft1r,| p r o p e r t y
* itu -.t
,n
Sem inole
C ounty,
,j i i i c a r l i f i r a t c In m y office, a n d haa m i d , i . 1,,r|d * , t o - » u
N i ; > , „f N K i , „f Sec. »0,
a p p l i c a t i o n for l a * d e e d - t o iaau r In a c c o r d T p . 21. s . , U, "9 K
T h e . a i d i a n d b r i n e a**
an ce *ltfc !»•'■ S a id c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e , the a c t e d i t t h e '. t a l e of' Yli r ' i t ' . u i Sice" o f " ‘tu'ch
folio wing
described
proparly
s i t u a t e d In c e r t i f i c a t e In * In*
t1i i
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Katlihe
p i n o l e coonty
F lo rid a. t o - . i t . 8 K ; o f U ni.... . . I d ” e . r r i f f t . ” '
I,- ' r e d e m e d
M - ‘» " i i 8 . 1 / ' u l ' i
‘ * a L fV
t »cfo rdln* t o l a , u ,
a , | | iMUr t h e r e o n
acre.
T h e . a i d l a n d Heine a a . c e e d a t t h e on t h e 2 8 t h ,|ay
July
t It 1919
d a t e of t h e i u u a n c o , of . u r h c e r t l f i r a t e m the I
tv irc .
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n a m e of U n k n o w n .
t n l e a a . a i d c e r tific a te t k ,
, y ,; ni1r » 1 r i a n a l u i e ar.d . e a l thia
» ' J “ " r . A. I). 1919.
. 8h a. 1l l b e r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n e tl uo l a v* t a t deed
deed , h ? _ J S *h
'•••Ii K. A.- D O U G L A S S ,
*j!l i . a u c t h e r e o n o n t h e 2 2 n d d a y ol J u l y ,
C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e C o ., H a .
A. D. 1919S9- M c
fly V . E . t l o u e l a u , U. C.
\VitncM m y official a l e n a t u r e a n d . e a l th lr
t h e 18t h d a y of J u n e , A. I>, 1919.
In C ir c u it C o u r t, S n e n l h J u d i c i a l C ircu it
(real)
K. K : D O U G L A S S ,
a V r k C i r c u i t C o u r t K e m ln o le C u .. K l.
Th°,.f M r u b a n U ^ N a r i o n a l D a n k
5»<5tc
I«y > • L. D ciu eU s s. D . C.
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In C o u r l o f C o u n t y J u d g e , S e m i n o l e F o u n t ) l-u cv C. F i n e g a n a i A d m l n l i t r i t r i x
S i n t * o f F l o ri d *
c l E s t a t e of J o s e p h F i n e g a n , d r r f t f t d .
In re E a t a t e of F r a n k I l o n d S u m m e r i
Ity r i r t u e of , j u d g m e n t r e n d e r e d In t h *
r ille
and
Thoma.
I’e r c i v a l
ConC i r c u i t C o u r t of O tan R e C o u n t y , F la., in
prupat* (L o m p r o p i t i M inor*
' p r o c e e d i n g by w l v r f i r i a j t o rev iew t h e
N o t i c e l* h e r e b y g iv en t o all w h o m It J u d g m e n t in a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e a n d for
m a y c o n c e r n t h a t A lfre d J . Cro»», aa t i u i r * e i r c u t i o n aa t o c e r t a i n h eirs b f J o a r p h Fine*
d i a o of t h e e s t a t e of F r a n k U o n d R u m m e r - M n » d e m a n d , a n r u r i n l t r a n a r r i p t of aa id
vllle a n d T h o m a a P e r d v a l C o n p r o p i t (Pro m * j u d e m e n t h a v i n g b een r e c o r d e d In t h e office
p r o p s ! ), m in o ra , will* o n t h e 1 9 th d a y of
c l e r k 'u f C ir c u it C o u r t of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y ,
J u l y , A. D . 1919, a p p l y t o t h e H o n o r a b l e F la. a n d r t e r u t i e n i ssu ed t h e r e o n , 1 h a v e
E. F , H o u s h o l d i r , C o u n t y J u d g e , - I n a n d for | 1*1*1*/} u p o n a n d will sell a t t h e f r o n t d o o r of
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in H a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , ! l ^ e‘
l a i d c o u n t y , a t h i t office
H o u s e in S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n a t 10 0 0 -o V Io ck a. m.. or a s so o n t h e r e a f t e r i !y» F l o r i d a a t 11 o V lu ck a. m. o n M o n d a y ,
a.n t h f m a t t e r c a n b e h e a r d , for a u t h o r i t y to , t"** **h da y (,f A u g u s t, A. D. ,1919 al( t h e
rtf.
t h e ___
following
. . . . a t JDub
> - le o r p r i v a t e , sale,. ___
____ _ r i g h t , t i t l e a n d I n t e r e s t , c l a i m ' a n d d e m a n d
K a t h e r i n e W , F i n e g a n , C h a r l e s S elb y
d e s c r i b e d real* e s t a t e *in s a i*d“ c o u n t y , t o - w ‘i t :
R e g in n i n g a t a p o i n t 665 feet w est, a n d F i n e g a n . M rs. II, L . L a m b e r t , J a m e s Me1135 f e e t n o r t h of t h e s o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of E l r o y P a r r a m ure, A g n e s P a r r a more* Eflle
Hrction 2 « , T o w n s h i p N i n e t e e n S o u t h , R a n g e P a r r a m o r e a n d E l i x a b r t h P a r r a m o r e . as h r i r s
31 E a s t , r u n w est 780 f e e t , r h e n c e n o r t h ol s a i d J o s e p h F i n e g a n in a n d t o t h e . S W 1*
1770 f e e t , t h e n c e In s o u t h e a s t e r l y d ir e c tio n of N E «4 of S e c tio n l h . T p . 20 S., R a n g e *11
«f S e c tio n 19.
a lo n g m a r g i n lin e of S t . J o h n s r i v e r t o p o in t E a s t a n d t h e N W , of S K
id b e g i n n i n g , c o n t a i n i n g 12 a c r e s , m o r e or T p . 20 8 ., R a n g e 31 E a s t In S e m i n o l e C o u n
t y . F la.
lees.
E . E. I I R A D Y .
S a i d a p p l i c a t i o n will b e b a s e d u p o n p e t i
Hhtfiff S cjnirtutc C n u f i t y , Fla.
ti o n n o w o n file in said n u r t .
69-Btc
l i s t e d t h i s 1 2 th d a y of J u n e , 1919.
A L F R E D J. C R O S S ,
N o iir r of App llrillon for T a i D e e d U n d er
G uardian.
S e c t i o n 8 of C h a p te r 1888, Lawn o f F lo r
D i r k i n t b n A D i c k in s o n ,
ida
A t t y a ./ u r Petitioner.
N o t i c e i« h ereb y g iv en t h a t HchelJc M a in e*
.
6 9 - 4 tc
a n d S* F. D n u d n e y , p u r c h a s e r # of T a i C e r
tific
a te No 139, d n t e l t h e Ird d a y td July*
N o tice of H ale o f $300,000,6(1 H en i l n o l r
A. D. 1916, ha- filed sa id r . -rtificatc in rnvC o u n i r , F l o r i d a . H i g h w a y H<md«
olfice. a n d hu* m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for t a t d eed
N o t i c e i« h e r e b y p i v e n , t h a t se a le d pro- to" iss u e in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law. S aid cer
ptisals will be receiv ed b y t h e H o a r d of tifi c a te cm bra res t h e follo w in g describ ed
C o u n t y C o m ml Minn <-r^ of He mi mile rou« it>, p r o p e r t y #itaul*-d in S e m i n o l e r o u n t y , FU»r*
I b i f id a , o n o r b efo re 2 ti'cfuck p. ra. on th e td a, n» w o Lot 128, M i d w a y , in Her. 32,
I fit PS d a y of J u l y , A. I). 1919, a t t h e c o u n t y T p . 19 8 .. R. 31 E,
T h e sa id l a n d being
Herk*i office a t t h e c o u r t h o u s e in . S an fo rd * a i f c i a t d a t t h e d a t e nf t h e i s s u a n c e of *t#rn
S» m ln o le c o u n t y . F l o r i d a . I f t h e p u rch ase of c e r t i f i c a t e in t h e n a m e of Hillary*
Unle**
t3O0»OQ0*OO Seminole county* Fla** H i g h w a y l a i d r e r t i f i r a t c shall be r e d e e m e d a r f o r t l l n g
P o n d s , s a id b o n d # t o b e a r i n t e r n t a t t h e r a t e t o law?" l a i r d eed will i s s u e t h e r e o n orj t h e
fd five a n d o n e - h a l f pet' r e n t p e r a n n u m , a n d 2 2 n d d a y td J u l y , A. D .^ 1 9 1 9 .
a r e d a t e d J u l y 1st, 1919, I n t e r e s t n ay a b l e
W i t R f s i iny official s i g n a t u r e a n d seal tbs*
r e m i - a n n u a l l y , sa id bon da l o b e Issuect* c o n (H p f*lh day of J u n e . A D I 9 U*
sis tin g «»f t h r e e b u r u l f i d b o n d s •*! t h e d e n ‘*»m*• a h
)
\
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r a t i o n of f 1(Hid.(i(J » a r h , m a t u r r n g Ju ly 1*1,
C l e r k ( ‘treutl C o u r t H« mln*de ('**, F!a.
1949. Sait! b o n d s to be sold, s u b j e c t t o th e
58 -S lc
a p p r o v i n g o p i n i o n of M essrs D illo n . Tb««mp• on A- ( 'l a y , o b t a i n e d by S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , Not Ire fjf Appllc a tInn fuff 1st Dec d * I ndef
F l o ri d a , a n d r a t ! b u n d s will l»e sottl, d e l i v e r y
S e c t i o n 8 of l lutpirr I>«si8 , l s s « nf lltir1*> l>e madt- t e n d a y s af ter a e r e p i a n r e - I bid
Ida
i*a> menl s for said b o nd# fob* mad* within
N titice is ht-r. h> given I h a t t ' h e s t e f h*ii*aid p e r i o d of ti n d«>s a f t e r ar»-*-ptjjni« ^*f
bi b
All to d s m u s t tie a c r o r n p a r m d w ith a niHift, purchaser *d T a t C i r t l f i c a t e NT* 111,
dated
(he Ith day *«{ June, A |» 191*, fiat
ce lifted c h e c k L*f o n e a n d o n e - half p* r c e n t ,
■f t h e a n e o m t id b o n d s t o be *o!d
T h e filed *ald e rr llneare to rr»v ■•tfne, and has
evsunty r n m m io ||o n e fs of S e m in o le
c-ounty, m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f- r U i d* « «1 t «* i%-n» in
S a i d c f U t i e a U ftn*
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N >3 of N «
.tf SAV1, nf S I F , and W ' , of
i m d e C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , # t Hanford, F lo rid a.
S W 11 ,.t srt , ..| I .
S. r JI T|I 21 8 .
VAitnesp my b ind u* e b r k
the R--ari| «*f It IU F
TV*land b tin g a
»1 at
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*t n !.-*.« - a i d c» r •
t h e ! 2 t h d a y of -ki^e A D 1919.
t l f i r a t e -h all lie redt-t-m rd a f f o r d i n g to law
(s* a l i
K A | m (MSL ASS,
tas tji-ed will i**iic I fi* r« >*n --u the 22 nd dav
Clerk Hoard *■[ ('minty d i m mu oners of of J u l y . A. I» 1919
h.7-6tc
S e m i n o l e C e u 'n t r. . F l o r i d a .
AAltrir-** mV i*ff(ctnl «»g n a t u r e a n d seal
th is t h , 1Mb <| j v of J u m . A t» 19 19.
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K ^ | l U f t . l . A9H.
N a i l r r n f I p p l i c i l i n n for T a i D e e d 1 m fer
Herilon 8 of Chapirr IhSK, U h , nf Ifor.
( | | r U. 1 iff 1.15T t <‘url iNeriiirioi* « - . FI m
id*
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l b A f Dougta**-. I" 1
^Notice is hifeby given t.hat Thnma- AA it?
sun* purchaser *d T a i Crrtifiraf** No
b< I. Notice « / ( p p l l r i l l u n for f a t D e e d I n d r l
d »f * d the I t h day id June, A IV 1917, ha*
H e r tiu n 8 ilf i h a p t r i 48 88, l . a » * of Fli»ftiled sa id c e r t i f i c a t e in my office, ami !«is
Ida
made a p p l i c a t i o n for las deed to i*»tje in
Notice it hereby given Shat Chan. Tyler,
accordance w ith law
Hair! certiflrai* ern
purchaser of Tas Fi-f f i fir a - * No I I I , dn'«d
braces 1he following desr n lu*d prop r l ) *1 "
t h e U S dav >»f June, A 1» i'MT, i mbra. ing
uatiij m Seminole rountv, Florida, t • * -?
L*’ts hi, f»5 and 5** Florida Land A ( 'olor*i
£dti*i|] (<j»nf»an>. L id 's Aditillon to S o u t h
Hanford
The - a i d land b e in g a**#-*red at
t h e d a t e uf the is o u n c e of *uch et-rtlfiraTe
In the nurne of Unknown.
CnI* *» said * • r
di -cribed iimpr-M y In St-mmi le count v. Florida, l*>'wlt llcg, HE corner
of l,f*t I tlu ld efi Real Estate C o ’■ Ad d i tion
tit Hanford, in Her J O , Ti». 1 ’ » S . It. t! E .
run N Ely pa rail* I w ith Sauf or «| *,rarid lute lo
t i t i r n t c sh a ll IcRreife**rne<l a c c o r d i n g i tJ lawt a x d e e d will l»#U(? I h t r c o o o n t h e 19 th «lay
rd J u l y , A. D . 1919.
AVI t mm* m v official sig n a l or*- a n d
a I th is
Ike 1 ,h d a y *d Jure. \ V
1919.
(*»>al»
E. A l M » U ( i l .A S S .
C o r k C i r c u i t C o u r t Semin* l r C m , Fla
£ 7 -5 |r
II) Af K Doii-gla**, I» *’
HAVTy with flrpnl line |n JLVIery Aviv, AAV to
AAV tine of L o t ** qf E. A. F a c e 1# S u b . Div.,
p o in t S, of b eg., NV t o beg. S aid l a n d filing
a««e «*ed at t h e date of jo i t i in n * of sa id re- tlfirate in t h e name of Unknown,
Also
Tax Certificate Not
2 41, dated the
4th day erf J u n e , A. 11. 1917, embracing the
following described prnpert*
in Sem in.d i
r m jn l y, F l o ri d a , t • a i !
mock Allotment
Said
f.gT 12, I 'a b n H am
’a n d b#leg :»«-•- -I
at |he dale of D-oar*. •the f.afnt- of Unknown,
il'ii
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rnbr a» iny tn e
m
mil. le
c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , l o - w i t : Reg* N AAV rr*r id
N K *i fif N E * i of Sec. I. Tp. 20. S , ll. .in
K , u i n E 9 .8 6 r b . . S Dt I T» efi . \V VMI rfi.,
& In I S ch . Id i f f " * , Haiti l a n d fifing a*leased, a t t h e d a t e *d t h e i s s u a n c e «>f t a i d
c e r t i f i c a t e in t h e narnfv^of U n k n o w n
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of S E 11 of N \A , of S,.r it,. T p 19 s. It .in
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i* # u an re of s a id c e r t i f i c a t e in t h e n a m e uf
f la ttie F. D a v i t ! ;
A1«0 T a t (N-rAlficate N n . 65, d a t e d t h e
I t h ilay o f J u n e . A. D. 1917, c m b r a e Ing t h e
follo w in g i l r t c r i b c d p r o p e r t y in S e m i n o l e
c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : L o t 6. D lo c k I t , f o l l n a i n e d e s c r i b e d p r o p erL y s i t u a t e d i n S a m - C i r c u i t C o u r t a t d h r ~ f * M U f H o u s e in S i n - hill* of r o m f d a i n t her*!n filed on* t h e I t h d a y
T i r r 9, t h e T n v n Of S a n f o r d , f l a l d l a n d be* i n o l e b o u n t y , Fl6ridrf, t(k*wit: N 4 of H W U f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n t h e F i r s t M o n d a y In Au* of A u g u s t , A. I). 1919.
T h e sa id gu it> 1,919, b e i n g t h e 4 t h d a y of s a i d m o n t h ,
I t is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o t i c e h e
I n c t u r u e d a t t h e d a t e of t h e i A u a n e * of S e c t i o n 19, T p . 21 S., It. 33 E .
l a n d b e in g as sessed a t t h e d a t e of t h e Issu- t h e 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 p u b l i s h e d o n r w . e a r h w eek f o r t w e l v e Week*
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Alan T a i C e r t I G r a t e N o . 6,1, d a t e d t h e
t h e r e i n fail n o t , r-lse s a i d bill will be t a k e n a t in - a i d S e m i n d r C o u n t y ,
4 t h d a y of J u n e . A LV. | 9 | 7 . e m b r a c i n g t h e ( i o o d i p e r d .
T u C e r li f irs t e No. tOfi, d a t e d t h e .‘J r d d a y ronfesHic<f a g a i n s t y q u . folio w e d Jiy final dr*
W i t n e s s m v h a n d ’i T i the' sc at of t h e a aid
fullo w in g d earrlb ed. p r o p e r l y in S e m i n o l e
C i f j l t C o u r t t h i s 2^t.‘i d a y o f A p r i l , A. O .
c o u n t v , F l o r i d a , to - wit r L o t 5, ll l o c k 13, of J u W , A. I» 1916, »afd c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s e r re .
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T i e r 9 t t h e T o w n of H a n f o rd , S a i d l a n d b e
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i n g aaaraaed a t t h e d a t e of i t a u a n r e of aa id ^S em in o le c o u n t v , F lo rid a , t o - w i t : S W h of p u b l i s h e d In t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a new#*
8 W * | of S e c t i o n 19. T p
21 S.. It. 33 E. p a p e r p u b l i s h e d in S e m i n o l e c o u n t y . F l o r i d a ,
^’i*rk ,a!r c u C C i-jrt S e m l n u l e C o . , F la.
r e r t i f l c a t e in t h e n a m e of J* E, t .a i n g ;
T h e - a i d l a n d be ing assesseil a t t h e d a t e of o n e e a c h wreck t o r b c o n s e c u t i v e w eek s.
Maaaey i W s r f r #
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A lso T a * C e r t i f i c a i e N o . f i t, d a t e d t h e the lo u Bu rc of such rertiflcate in the name
Sots, fu r C o m a lt.
T O A LL P A R T I E S C L A I M I N G AN I N
4 t h d a y of J u n r , A. IV 1917, e m b r a c i n g t h e 6 f F, J. (2 n o d s peed.
& M 3 tc
f o l lo w in g d e a e r i b e d p r o p e r t y In S e m i n o l e
T E R E S T IN T H E P R O P E R T Y H E R E IN
T a * C e r t i f i c a t e No. 222fl. d a t e d t |i e 2 n d H E L o w 11E S C H I R E D
U n d e r JfWepb Car*
c o u n t y , F lorida, to - w lt: Lot
11 W . M.
I n ('i re nil C o u r t , Hei r nt h J u d i c i a l c ir c u i t;
S a i d c e r t i f i c a t e vim a n d W in , LS* A n d e n r r i d , or o t h e r w i s e .
C l a r k ■ S u b , 1)1 v. of lllo c k 11, T ie r 15, T o w n d a y td J u n e , A, IV 1902.
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I t b r i n g m a d e t o a p p e a r b y a s w o r n bill of T r o p i c a l V e g e t a b l e C o m p a n y , a
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n a m e of U n k n o w n ;
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C itatio n
H a s filed aa id c r r t i f i r a t r * In m v office a n d t h f .lat'r of t h f I* - ' l i n e r «* « u ch r r M i d u t r l o l l o w i o , d M c r l b , t l l»i,d» In 8 » m l n o | , c u u n l y . J .
llallh o u se a n d wife— —
T .a ir*adf a p p M r a t i o n l o r t a i d e u t o l i t t l e In In t h « n . m . ’ at I*. K. L li > u h , r h .
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* j ) of t h * S o u t h w w t T o J . l l a l l h o u s e a n d * l f e , ------ ' B a l l b o u s e ,
F a a s a d e n a , C a li f o r n ia .
U r i l f* , .a l i t r . r l l l l n t M . h i l l t r* r r H r r m r d I t l , y nf J u n r . A. II. I r 9 9 ( t a l i l r r r l l l l c l r rin* ( i u , r ( * r I-S W 1. I ooff S r r t l o n 2 3 . T o w n a h l p 19
i n ; lo . - U t r l » \ i l i * J n il! i» Uf l l t t r t o n . L i * r r , t h r f o llo w in g • I r . r t i U - t l p r o p r r t y , l t - S o u t h . I l n n f * 31 K „ r .
a r er oa r d in
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I t a p p e a r in g b y affidavit
o n b a h H f of
u»t*«l In S r t n i n o l r r o u n t y . F l o r i t l a .
l o - w l t ; W r « t h alf ( \ V J j t o f t h r W w l h alf ( W ' i ) nf c o m p l a i n a n t filed h e r e in t h a t y o u a n d e a c h o f
o n t h e 22m
___l i l , y mj
_ J t i l y , A. I*. 1919.
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• T h i a J u n e 4 l h , 1919.
l*. h . L a n d Itfficc a t O i l i f i v i l l r , I la.
th e S anford H erald, a n e w sp ap er published
CORA L EE AKERS,
G i v e n ' u n d e r m y h a n d a n d t h e a e a l o f t*16 '
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in Svm lnolc c o u n ty , Florida.
S anford, Florida.
r o u r t t h i . t h * 3 n d d a y of. J u n r , 1 9 1 9 ,
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derson, W. Va., writes:
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Also T « a C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 138, d a t e d t h r
“My d^uRliler . . f sub,
3 r d d a y of J u l y , A. D . 1 9 Iff, s a id r c H l f l e a t *
fered terribly. She could
ro v e rin g th e
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w it: L o t 127, M i d w a y , in See. 32. T h . 19 K..
not (urn in bed . *. the
It, 31 E , , ■old as t h e p r o p e r t y o f l l e n r y
I'irk tf d i
doctors gave her up, and
A n d h a a filed s a i d certiff lcali • In m y office,
we brought her home to
a n d h a t m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for t a a d e e d t o
D » u r In a r e o r d a n r e w i t h law,
die. She had suffered so
IJnlema a a i d r e r t l f i r a t e a sh a ll h e r e d e e m e d
much a t . . . time. Hav
a c c o r d i n g t o law . U i d e e d will D s u e t h e r e o n
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ing heard of Cardul, we
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t h e 5 t h d a y of J u n e , A. D. 1919,
(•call
K. A. D O U G L A S S ,
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Ily V, E . D o u g la s * . (» C.
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HENRY M cLAU LIN
JEWELER
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DR. E. S. HOFFMAN
WhetiYour Spring Breaks
put on
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AUTO OWNERS
.ym
B. & 0. MOTOR CO*
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kW W W W W V i
W hy
S uffer?
TH E U N I V E R S A L C A R
The Ford One Ton Truck is one of
the sure business utilities, and like
wise just as big a necessity on the farm.
Farming is surely a'business proposi
tion wherein success depends upon
economical methods with up-to-date
machinery. The Ford Trudk willjirove
a great economy on the farm, The
marvel is “ how the farmer has got
along without it all these years.”
It is a servant that serves, always ready
and always economical. Price $550
without body, f. o. b.-Detroit.
. C. F. WILLIAMS
Agent.
#
Salesman
*
Don't try to fool your crops with substi
tutes—give them Ideal Fertilizers and reap great
est profits.
.
•
Ideal Prands are made from highest qual
ity materials and are proportioned to give steady'
growth with minimum waste.
We furnish any analysis—all the Potash
you want. Write us your requirements.
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EDWARD HIGGINS
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Ideal Fertilizers
,
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The Woman's Tonic
‘In a few days, she be
gan to Improve/' Mrs.
Cox continues, ''.and had
no trouble at. . . Cardul
i cured her, and we ting |
its praises everywhere/* 3
we receive many thou*
sands of similar letters
everyyear, telling of the
good Cardul has done for
women who auffer from
complaints so common to
their sex. It should do
too.
Try
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M . r v W b e r lrr C baniitl], m i l
i . lia r e rr a v r a , C o niplalnantl
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vs-.
Ju srp h G arvin, th r unknow n
l e g a l St-* a n d d* v ip rr* u rub r t h e
la*l will a n d t e s t a m e n t of Jo
•ephi, G a r v i n , t h r u n k n o w n heir* of
h w p h ( Iirv iii, W m . <*. A n d r n n l d , t h e u n k n o w n l e g a t e e s am i
d e v i s e e s u n d e r t h e la*t will arul
t e s t a m e n t of W m . G. A n d r n r e i d , a n d t h o u n k n o w n h#ira of
W m , 0 , A n d e n r r i d , D r ft n d i n t O k
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T o W m. Q - A n d r n r r lil, llaaidrnri. U n k n o w n :
,»* npiiT n iln , b y tho awotn bill of t om - ;
p l a i n t ill.d h t n l n a f a l n a t you t h a t y o u h a v o 1
or claim to h a x * i o n , I n l r r ra t in th * follow
in g Ucarrlbt.it l a n d In S em lnolt c o u n ty , F l o r
i d a . to -w lt:
Th# Wcat half ( W I O o( th* Southwcat
lu a r ttr IBW**) o( Sactlon 2 9 , Townahlp 19
s<
W c a t h a l l ( W H I o f t h * W**t h a l l ( W l , )
t h * S o u t h w n l n u a r t r r < S W > |) o l t h # S o u t h • * » t i f l a a r w r ( S W R ) *nl H r c tio n 2 9 . T o w n - ,
■ hip 19 S o u t h . R a n c # 31 E a i t , c o n t a l n i n i ' 9 j
acrex oioi# ur l » « .
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Dealers In Spray Pum|» and Inxecticidea.
J A C K S O N V I L L E . ....................... .. ................................
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ARE YOU INSURED?
FLORIDA
IF NOT, SEE
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�PAGE TWELVE
THE SANFORD HERALD
Formerly the Lyric
PR O G R A M
N O T l'* E » T O P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S
, N n t U r i» hi>r*J»y g i v . n t h . t t h r Uo» d of
C o u n t y C o m m l M i n n r r * k i l l m r r l on t h r
4 t h d » y of A u g u . t , A. I). 1919, . [ th o C o u r t
HoUfp a t 10 o 'c l o c k a. m . t o h r a r fr o m all
«urh u » ntri-_«u - n ^ r n t* a * -ifr» ffo lo a p p f a r
a n d VKIrr m m p l . i lM * - a , t o ti>*' r a l u a t i n n a
r a i a r d by t h a J t o a r d of C o u n t y C o m m i M in n a n on thi> 7 t h d a y of J u l y , A. f t . HMtt. whan
a i t t l n * aa a h o a r d of v t | u a ! i i a r a a n d t o h f a r
a n y r.-aaon t h a t m ay b . rivi*n w h y t h a valu*
tlo n aa h t c d hy Ibv T lo a rd o n a n y raal
t-»t»t(; or p . r a o n a l p r o p a r t y s h o u l d h r r h a n f *
rd.
T h r H o a r d of C o u n t y C o m m iaalo n rra
witting a« a b o a r d of i-uuali r r a o n th o 7 th
d a y of J u l y , A. D, 1919, h a v i n g fu lly d|ar u » r d Ihr a t a t r m r n t a a n d f a r t s a s p r r a r n t r d
d r - l d " d to n u r o o t h r v a lu a tio n upun the
f o llo w in g d r a r r l b o d p r r a o n a t p r o p e r t y :
M r . A. F. Tanmr, ftaiard from (210.00 to
(CIO 00.
Mr tt. If Tannrr, IUin.1 from T240.00 to
(440.00.
(aeali
E. A. f > ( I U O L A 3 8 , Clerk.
Hoard •■( County Commlaaionera.
fll-ftr
Hy V. K. Itouglaai, It, C.
Just Installed “Modern Auto Laundry
With Competent.Men tr> Wash and PalL'h Cnr3
Goodrich. Tires,
6,000
Mile
Guaranty
MONDAY, JULY 14— Priscilla Dean ii
“ A SILK LINED BURGLAR.'
Mutt and Jeff
THE FAVOR
!TE NEPHEW.
TUESDAY, JULY 15— Eddie Polo
“ CYCLONE PLAYS TRUMPS
Pete Morrison in “ LONE LARY
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 6 -G ra c e Dar
.m ondin “ CRUCIBLE OF.LIFE.’
Comedy, “A GAY LOTHARIO.’
U aisnam
J « ealt
6! 4te
FRIDAY, JULY 18— Frances Mann it
“ THE ROOT OT EVIL,” Triangl,
iDAY, JULY 19— Mae Marsh ii
Romance of the Blue Grace
THE RACING STRAIN.” Smil
lg Bill Parsons in “ UP A TREE.’
SUNNY3SDE
c o r d i n g t o l a w . at w h i r h t i m e a n d p
p erau n a an d e a i r i n g m a y b e h e a r d up
m a t t e r of v a l i d a t i o n of s a i d b o n d ,
p ro v id e d b y law.
W I T N E S S , E . A. rrOL’GI.ASS. C
t h r r a i d C o u r t a n d t h r aval of • iitl C.
t h i . t h r 10 th day - of J u l y 1919.
• i» ral‘
E. A. l l b l l l i L A
Clerk
Cireult
C ourt
S rvrnlh
J
(■{fruit S e m i n o l e C o u n t v F l o r i d a .
P ln rid a.
r.i-4tc
l uur.ly
N o u n : to
S f a l t t l bid s, i u b j ^ c t t o i h t Full* o f t i o i d s
•kill lit* rer# I ved b y i e B o a r d of C o u n t y
C o m nrii*,'*onrf* of H^miriob* County*
THURSDAY, JULY 17— Dorothy Phil
ips, in “ DESTINY.”
of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y
E. A. U t ' t ’C L
Florida,
a t t h e off it*' of *asd b o a r d a t t h e c o m t hmt*e
tn H a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , on or b e f o r e t e n o V lm k
a
m o n t h r ti l l d a y of August* A. l» 1919,
for l h e p \ t a \ .itb-n a n d corn l r m t i o n of t h f
difYHe*. d r a i n * 'or r a t i a !■ an il l a t e r a l ditch***,
d r a i n * or r « i u L in t h t Js
i p [irair.agr* lh*-
S t a t e , i if F l o r i d a , r t rel O a v i d
o l t t , S t a i r A t t o r n e y for
t h r ^ S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l Circuit
of '
t h e S l a t e of F l o r i d a , i n . a n d fo r
S em inole C o u rtly . *
*•
W H E H E A S . on t h e l o t h d a y of J u l y
ELDER SPRINGS WATER
19 19
a petition waa filed in the alioitvi- •t\l*-if court
by the County of Seminole, Ii
by and through
i*
1*. Hwopr.
Ie» IF Kit M r . and C. W. rlntxmlnger a* ami
rritiat ituttrig t hf Board of Cutinty f f i m n n *
Mi-hiri of Srnflnnlf- County. Florida, Miring
forth that no eli-rtion * * ’ held in &nd throug
I out thi* *aid Seminole Count v, S t a ff of Flor
ida on the- 1 1th d a y of May f 9 19. tn d* t f rmfnt* whither or not I he County of Sr mi*
nidr, State of Florida, •hoiild i«aur CiHinh
bonds In thr sum of 1399,000 00, to hrar
• tnf*”r*>*t at thr r*rl*- of n J3 1
per annum,
l a \ mId»• f4 im a ri nual!> , , *ald bonds t o matur«* 30 yrara aftf r July 1at. 19J9, a n d lu ba
Issued for the purpose of grading. rnn itru f*
ting and paving err lain public roads and High
wav* in the riiuntv «d Sr min* dr, St at** of
Florida, df uc nlo il In a general w » y in a
resolution adopted by thr Board **f County
Com mission* ra, of So mini dr County, I* lor id a.
"ii t hf hth day of April ! 9 19, and at d e s
cribed and «ci f o r t h in thr rail for an elec
tion issued by thr Board of County
Com
missioner* of Hr-mi not*- County, Florida, on
ihr Mh dav of April 1919. 'and.
W M K it K AS. it lurthfr appearing in and
t v -aid piiition that thr return* a* p p m *
*• d b> the 11>•dr *1 of Counts <' «• m m-**i-in *-r*
of <* ovinob- C o u n t v, Florida, »h.*H prima
farir that a majority of thr 11u» iiCl*r|1 voters
voting at said ruction votrd in favor of thr
i**usnrr of thr *aV\ bonds, as aforrsaid.
N i ' W T l l h K K K t M l K , in pur«u*anrr »tf an
ord» f n tht* t'iUM maiic at.-I • nt* ** «i b\ fh*
IL iiofah!** Jntm’i V. Firkin*. Judge of the
Tth Judo a i ( trr * 1 our t of thr Mat** of
i
Anahtiral and Consulting C h rm b t
Profrstdonal of Natural Hclcncr
Lm rfl lu *. Ilolllrtt* Colfrgr. Florida
K’r U a t r l aboratorjr of ItnHina Cnllrg**
T. O. Charlrs
Wln irr l*ark. Fla., No t. 5th, 191h
Hanford. I l l ,
llrar Sir
.
I h a i r rompf**tit*l rarrful chrmlral anah*i% of thr* ‘-ample of » a t r r that
you brought me early last week, annd have obtained the following result*:
Mr
Color
H r i r ll o n
Free 4 mi m'inti
00 carl*- ser
Albuminoid Ammonia
Clear
NrU'.ral
million
Trarr
t hlnrlne
Total solids
Hardness
Nil rate a . ..
1.75 Oarti per million
parts per rtVilliun
1,00
25.03 parts per million
______________ Trace
The absence prarllratly of free and albuminoid ammonia In thlk water and
its very small amount « f chlorine Indicate* it* e ir r ll e n t ubalily for hriu«ehold
purposes.
In addition to the good qua I) If char act eristics of mi per lor bnusrHold
safer. It possrssr* special features of murh value, especially those of eireltrnt
natural aeration and l.flVV degree of hardnrs*.
t h e barlerlologlral analyala, resulting In an average total count. In four
samples of the water, of 3 bacteria per rent,, and In finding no colon, or other
harmful bacteria, fully run him Ha good quality indicated by the C l ! KM If 4L
T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor
T H E A T R E W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 16th
URDAY - Mary Pickford
and Harold Lockwood in
“Hearts Adrift,” also a Big
V Comedy.
tfDAY --- Enid Bennett in
“ P artners T hree,” also
PatheNews.
ISDAY — Ethel Clayton in
'
. Two Part Comedy.
WEDNESDAY—Charles Ray in
“The Sheriff’s Son,” also
Charles Chaplin in “Sunnyside,” also “The Perils of
Thunder Mountain”,
THURSDAY — N azim ova in
“iEye For Eye,” also a Har
old Lloyd Comedy.
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Wm
JULY 11, 1919
: l-t
■VsEfT*x
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'
THE SANFODD HERALD
WILL CALL
AN ELECTION
ON HOG LAW
'. - 'U t
PAGE THIRTEEN
1
( Irrk'rTFcir' also Tax Cert. No 340 year*. For many years he wan con; CUILD TO SUIT HOUSEWIFE
A Comparison.
dated June 3rd, 1918 f o r- th e flat nected with the First Niitinnnl Bank
One of the largest squares In Lon
sum of $23.25 puls Clerk’s fees; also of this city nnd upon the orgnniza
'Designers Appreciate Importance of don, the open space called Lincoln's
lax ( f-rt No
dated June 3rd, tion of the Seminole Bank was made
House Construction From the
Inn fields, Is said to be tho snnte size
1‘J lh fur the tint sum of $35.00 plus cashier and vice president of th a t
Standpoint of the Women.
ns the base of the Great Pyramid nt
t lerk’s fees. On motiun-of C. W. institutiqp which positions he still
Gltqlt.
Entzminger. 2nd b> E. H. Kilbee holds. Mr. Key has the confidence
The average citizen, supported by
and carried this Hoard recommends nnd esteem of a large circle of friends
CV»
tin- women of his household, la dt>Grateful Enjoyment
to the, State Comptroller that he in this and adjoining counties who
u. atidlitg Improved home liuildiirtr and
Suffering
Is not necessarily a bless
By
JACK
LAWTON
allow* the redemption of the above tender Mr. nnd Mrs. Key congratu
‘Id" will, of course, tnlliiencc all future
ing In disguise. Sometimes It Is sim
building
operations.
From
now
on
property on the above basis.
lations and best wishes for a Ipng
-onsliiernllon of the housing queatiou ply an undisguised evil, an evil that
The Tax Assessor, having present and happy life.
(O sp rrlilu , l» l» . by f f « l m N ewspaper Colon.)
-iu>: be primarily from the jioliit of we hnve no right tn ho caD'iDlf about
COUNTY CO M M ISSIO N ER S AT ed his books showing the assessed
Gerald Gordon was n "heart-breaker.** • lew of the housewife. Consequently, with us. Seif-deulal for Its own sako
REGULAR MEETING i n s t r u c t valuation of property for examination RESEMBLES OLD LOG CABIN That D whnt ids own familiar friends •id>or-saving devices will be lucrcnfdng- Is only n foolish refusal of pleasures ■
with the
lObjtnce w
COUNTY ATTORNEY TO PRE- liy the Hoard in rnmojipnce
good nuturcdly dubbed film.
ty stressed.
Landlords have learned that we might thankfully enjoy. Cour
age and faith when trouble comes are
requirements of SeetfSn
PARE CALL; *
tfm 23 of Chap* Remarkably , Pretty Bungalow^ Faih"No use for us to try to step In, that it cun he Just ns profitable lofoxvn
no
more our duty titan Is grateful en
ter 55111! Laws of- Florida, and the
loned From Concrete, the Mod
Gerrv," they would say, "tin* girls can't v. wll-kept pmp,-r:les as It la to own
Sanford. Fla.. July 7th,1919 Hoard of County Commissioners
joyment of our blessings when the
ern Building Material.
see anyone else when you’re around. 1Lhipidutcd tenements, or vacant lots dnyk tiro bright
H o n . Hoard *of County Commiii- laving given notice for 15 days by
■d wi t h r u b b i s h o r bill boards.
And silently Gerald accepted the\
Hi'oners in and for SeminoleCounty pul»licnti
American pioneers have handed statement; why attempt to deny what
The United States Housing cnriHirncation in the Sanford Herald,
Florida, met at. 10 o'clock A . . M . | a newspaper
n,.ws|]
tlot|, however, has not adopted any
published at- Senford down an nfTectloiiate regard for log was patently trm-7
Present: Comr's: L. I*. Hagan, C. \V. in the county of Seminole, that the architecture, mill many n city dweller
"I'll la* hanged If I, can see what I'toplmi building scheme. It 1ms aimEntzminger, 0 . P. Swope, and E. If. Board' would meet on this day as a would prefer n plain tog cabin to a makes you Irresistible to the r<-inliiln( fly recognized that the efficiency of
die workman Is seriously depreciated
Kilbce, with V. E. Douglass, Deputy Hoard of Equalizers for-the purpose modern ipntislon for bis country home. eye,". Tom cheerfully remarked.
Clerk, ant) Roy Tillis Deputy She of hearing romplaints and receiving A builder In Yankton. S. D., has com
"It uuiy tie the feminine mind to T be and his family must live In unbined both In n pretty and homelike which I appeal,” GtVry” modestly sug Fuuli|try dwellings.' It bus luvn proved
riff, In' attendance. Absent L. A. testimony- as t o ' the value of any
bungalow whose “logs" are made of
Hint 'f he Is to work tn bis best cnUrumley,
.property, real personal or mixed, as concrete. The loglike units are pre gested. "1 sure have a way with the jwcily he must be uot only well housed,
wlmmln."
isapppnnn
Motion of 0 . P. Swope, 2nd by fixed by the County Tax Assessor cast separately, tint on top, bottom and
"In t ’ltrtersvllle yufi'll be overwhelm Slit housed adequately and cntnfortnhly
Inside,
but
with
the
outside
surface
of
Taxes
for
assessment
for
the
taxos
TJ. H. Kilbce, and, carried, Mr. L.
ing." Tom snld mournfully. "I won .vlthiu •vuMonalde distance from his
P. Hagan, is elected Chairman Pro of the year A. t). 1918, the owners molded round mid with un imitation der why I brought you out, Just when workshop and at a rental ho will be
T e m -u n til the return of Chairman anti agents of property who appeared
I'll) having a budding affair of my ilde to pay.
for that purpose were, allowed to
Industrial housing is a comparativeown? Heretofore wo native mules
L. A. Urumley.
»
make full and complete statements
had thing* pretty much our mvn vvitr, >* new*- pnqMixItimi in America. *R is
Minutes of—last regular meeting as tl the va.uation of the property
but after my college acquaintance with in old one In England, and In liiaiiy
and also call meetings of June 23, owned oc represented by them and
you, I can see-1!mt tilings are going to waVs It has been adequately solved.
24 and 26th, were read and approved
Fho problem there is now largely dealt
happen to us."
the Tax Assesor and the members of
„ "Lead me un," Gerald boastfully In with from the woman's angle.
Mr. J. E. Pace, et al., appeared the Hoard having fully dismissed
vited. and Toni did.
before the Board and presented, the statements nnd facts as present
On the Losing Side.
The first pretty girl tu whom the
petition. In He Sanford Drainage ed decided to increase the valuation
PoT'.’t he afraid of being on the las
visitor
was
presented
was
Tom's
cous
District, for consideration by this upon the following described prop
Defeat In a good cause Is
in. In the course of events Tom's own ing *hle
Hoard, and on motion of O. P. I erty. covering items of personal
sw eel In-art followed, and after that tt.ftuiii-Iy heller than helping to win
. • Swope, 2nd by E. H. Kilbce, and property as follows:
sev eral choice charmers of village soci a victory for n cause in which, you do
carried, said petition is referred' to A. F. Tanner, cable raised from
ety. Easily and linllGfitrciilly Gerald nnt believe. Stand by your convic
tions. One w|m surrenders them In
Alty. J. J. Dickinson,
$240100 to $640.00 .
«
In Jhla Pretty Bungalow the "Logs" conquered everything. The glri* seemed e/der to win Is really on the losing
Mr. B. G. Smith, et al., citizens O. FI. Tanner, rattle raised f r o m
Are Precast Concrete Units, Laid Up hut to-await Ids Invitations, refusing shle.—Girl’s Companion.
of Oviedo, appeared before the Hoard $240.00 to $440.00.
With Mortar, Like Any Masonry, attentions of former cavaliers In-the
fear that they might not lie free to tie*
id reference to opening new road
and Stained Wood.Brown on the
The ideal way to make
It was ordered Itytbe Hoard that
Two Ambitions,
ecpi those of the dashing stranger.
near Oviedo, as per plat tiled, and the foregoing names, description
Outside to Look Natural.
Some
girls
win*
are
very
anxious
to
memoranda
ntul carry infor
"What the tlelli-e do yon talk about
on motion of E. H. Kilbce, 2nd by of property and valuations lie pub
!!*>•
to
he
old
get
s
u
r
p
r
i
si
ng
l
y
Htthto keep :i g‘rt entertained for hour- at
mation that you need freO. P. Swope, and Carried, Cortir lished in tile Sanford Herald, a nesw- har k finish. E n d s an- c a st with d o v e a -trill ti - " Torn Jeeil-.hu qileslhmed. ■l»f of life, foil give a s l i n | e as lhey
tail-, and luti-rlnek at tin- corm-rs. Orqucntly.
Covers la st for
l n - i e a d of s e t t i n g y o u r hea r t on
Swope is authorized to have this paper published at Sanford, in the dluary m o r t a r Joints a r e ust-d, and t h e
"It Isn't ti,v talk." lierald pleasantly get
rivtm*
to
to*
ei
ghty
or
ninety,
m
a
k
e
It
years.
Sheets
can be obtained
road opened with Convicts, when county of Seminole, for 1.5 days e xt er ior Is finished-t o a n a t u r a l effect explained 'they like the way I da
rout
u
in
h
l'
l
vn
t
n
get
all
von
call
out
they are moved to his district and that daid list he proceeded by with a wood- br own s t nl n, p r e s e r v i n g r-y hal "
anytime, ruled in six styles.
<{ I’V— Tv e r t ha t p a s s e s
Girl's ComHit! the cimqlieror's own Interest up
Mr. B. F. Wheeler, ntul appeared a notice that tin- Hoard of County In f orm all t he e s t he t i c \ til hi - of the
Bound in Tlandsome Dura
i » on.
before this board in reference to Commissioners would, at a meeting rustic model, but with t h e c l ea nl i ne s s pen red m he aroused for the first time,
ble Black Morocco, with Red
the new hog law for Seminole to b«* held on- tliu 4th day of Aug mid s a n i t a r y va l ue of t h e m o d e r n inn- as tin auto,^driven by a charming girl,
Personally Conducted Tempest.
Leather Index that enables
jiiist
i
v
e
r
a
n
d
a
where
(hitwo
rolled
letlal
P
o
p
u
l
a
r
Mis-haiilcs
Magazine.
as passed by the last legislature, and ust A D I ft If*, at the Court House
"I understand tlmt your recent
friends -ut,
you
to find what you want intisk that ibis Hoard cull an election at HI o'clock A M hear front all
" Mh o. " a s ke d (li-rahl e a ge r ly, “Is speech-aroused a storm of criticism."
Proper
Housing
Means
Much.
stautly.
at the earliest possible date, to sinli owners or agents as desire to
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum,
I h a v e met h e r s e v
In E n g la n d t he p r i n c i p a l or iginal t ha t lovely girl?
determine whether <>r not hogs appear and enter complaint as to I nvestor s Iti a ' g a r d e n ci ty develop- er al times on t h e st r ee t . She' s a win complacently; "it sounded like some
shall run at large in the County or valuations raised by the Hoard of list-lit lire not conei-riit-d solely wi t h ner. a n d she does n' t seelll t o m i l storm, didn't 1(7 I was behind the
seehes supervising the sheet-lruti Ihan
County Commissioners on the 7th t h e lluatielal profit o b t a i n a b l e f rom ss lili nny nf y ml."
not.
Phone 148
Sanford. Florida
der and the artificial lightning my
"Right,
as
usual.
"
Turn
a
g
r
e
e
d
,
"and
day
of
lulv
A
l>
Hill',
when
sit
t he v e n t u r e
T h e h a s t ' ,,f ini'oiae r e
Motion of O P. Swope, 2nd by
self."
E. H, Kilbce, and carried, Atty tint as a Hoard of Equalizers, and t u r n Is siltthient to r e m o v e any sus- tin a n s w e r Is t hat she won't mix.
P r e f e r s to tear a r o u n d t he count ry In
J. J .
Dickinson, is mstriisled t o to hear any reason that may to- pti lori of >h n r tt y from t h e t r a n s a c t i o n ,
her
splendid car, sfups al the hotel
prepare the call (or election to lie. given why. the valuation as fixed w Idle It Is at the s a m e l i m e recognized with a s e ve r e old limit, an d t u r n s down
by
all
t
he
i
n
v
e
s
t
o
r
s
I
nc
l
ud
i
n
g
in
par
t,
held at the earliest possible date' by the Hoard on any real estate or
t ’oincs
of course, t hos e mj i ii uf ae l iirlng eon- all invites the g l i U - g h e h e r
Mr Frank L. Miller, appeared persona! property should be changed. » e r a s wlih li ma y liave a c e r t a i n a m o u n t f rom a fine family In t he city, too
N ew July Num bers o f
before the Hoard in reference to i The Clerk of the Circuit Court, of selfish I nterest ln*tlie m a t t e r - t h a t they h a v e m u t u a l frit lid* here,
the fencing of road leading to his i having prepared estimated of the t he con t en te d a nd mor e eltlelenl w or k
" J u d g e l i n ke r' s w | fe I n t ro du c ed me
property near Upsafa, and on mo revemte and receipts from sources men tints o Mnl ne d r e p r e s e n t n better Tn the girl, hut 1 did led seem to imikft
tion of O. P. Swope, 2nd by E. If. other than from, taxes to be levied r e t u r n t h a n a f ew per r e n t a d d it i o na l n lilt.
' .
Kilbce, and carried, this matter is reasonable to be expected from the on t he i r I nvest ment . F r o m a l a r g e r
I’m going tn meet her right now,"
referred to Ccimr. Hagan, wit It pow first day of October A. I*. HI I!), point of view It Is al so a p p a r e n t t h a t Herald declaredTom studied the young man in white
er to act.
, to the TlUth day of September A. I>. t h e h e a l t h i e r g e n e r a t i o n s t h a t will
r esult f r o m w o r k m e n liv lug u n d e r t he s e thin nets In-fore him
Mr Henry Timber, a p p e a r e d b e 1*120. the said estimates having l. eiter c o ndi ti ons me an g r e a t e r pow'vr
' t o n ’ll I., i he Jink v g u y . of course."
fore t i n 1 Ho ar d I" a»k t h a t t i e a se-,- l o o n property \er*tied tinder oath w . . ilih ami ill e i, ie v t o . t h e .1gju, 11 i
he saol ruefully
And so It u f l - r w u r d
llieltt
on
hi-. r a t t l e
in K* Hi tn 'e wort* ordered spread upon the mln
npp'll'.il
lion.
the Hoard auj! the original
be l o w e r e d , a n d a f t e r d i sc us s i on ai.d I Ut
l.lk, had met like." t h e girls re
to
tie
tiled
as a part" of the records
mi motion of E. II. Kilbce, 2 n d by
marked bitterly, and there was specu
Pure Air.
O. I*. Swope, and carried, Mr, Tan of the Hoard, and is in words and
On every "mote that dances In a lation its to the ending of the affair.
Every afternoon Miss Standlsh, front
nspmnt
ner's assessment is ordered reduced figures as follows:
s'inbenm" there rides many a* disease
i- n e rn l
Fund
germ. The ditsi particles sent Hying 1In* idly, awaited til tin- hotel door the
fro hi $1200,Ofl to StiOn.oV
in English
nppearaoee of lierald Gordon. Then tie
Occupational Licenses for the
|
v
motor
vehicles
*T
glists
of
wind
Clerk was instructed t i hn 'v
year 1919
•
?2mfn r iv so iliauy Infinitesimal uuiidhiises gcllier Hoy would whirl away in her
Orsvrurc ij one of the few living
n.ti.i.g out an oui n ride of r •te.-ittrliut c o r enough to git a*11the glory
carrying loads of passengers who wish ...ft rolling ea r
Receipts from the County
l i . v.ad . I cor ’e- i.f (’e'er
and
In ttie ,-n |>iy iiietil of t he g a m e Herof (he world' i long of victory, the long
Farm
luim to la [an off la ......... w a r m nose,
Heardall
venue's.
Id had been eons, 1,-nci less an d h a d
thn uved Francs and civilization, clear
ft.rout
or
lung
w
h
e
r
e
t
h
ey
m
a
y
mnltlTnx Redemptions
1Oiilt
S'.iw Tom
to ill iremcndum climax "for Vidjry
Viol the sjlllie fields Irm- Ilf tfof i, a l l r . d a si rloiis si,|,..
Mr Hoban. appeared tiefori' the I nteresr on Daily Balances
200 | ,IV
or Death. " Coupled with "Ttio TrOmn . ' r i p t r lh Ie of srei} Hull e s ca pe s r it. ,| a* h|s frli.-nd s tils ,*f moody ate
Hoard in referenee to road leading .1
jieter," *l:o tung by Cia eure.
sfi
ar
tt
im.
i o Iturned f rom a chi mney.
from Geneva to liridge 'End. and
Total
$42110
A6I06-ILE0
,
"Why
mope?"
Ina-ked
gayly,
"li
T
o
the
m
a
n
'
wlm
k
n
o
w
s
ilfis
milch
ask that this road be put in shape |
Fine A* Forfeiture Film!
of science, dirty srt-eels, ami sooty- air not 'tin* fair lady already won? Elsg
and at the request of Comr. Kilbbe,
F i n e s i Co s t s c o l l ec t e d
$2 a 0 0 nr< more tlungm-ou* tlmn all the tinir- why these dally trips along tin- river
a committee composed of Comr’s
3fifi derijrs at large In the world. Hut to mad. the lung rides tip-steep country
L. P. Hagan, O. P. Swope, and E. Tax Retlomptinjt
the average person Mreet dtlst attij litlls?"
II. Kilbee, were appointed to view
smoke
are nothing more than unsight
’h ’lie rble«,T' Gerry rejdled, "are all
Total
S!i80"
this road, and report to the Hoard.
ly
and
'll*,
agreeable
object*!.—
Engl-'
rigid.
Hut why yvon't Hut If Standlslt
Roail & Hrid c Fund
leering and Contracting.
let tile visit her til the hotel—or come
Motion of 0 . P. Swope, 2nd by Licenses A u t o s f u r Hire
$ 21)0
with me to some of ym-.r confotitidisl
C. W.Entzininger, and carried, clerk Tax Hcdemptitm
loot)
danees, or—"
*
is instructed to advertise for bids
Mnurel Makes Marvelous
SCOUTS IN FIRE DRILL.
"The
limit,"
Tom
suggested, "nmv
for the sale of Intert-al bearing War
R ecord o f “T h e R o sary
Total
' $1200
idijei't."
rants, $6,5011.99 to be useil in Tick
■ {(’ontinued next weeki*
Gerald's gloomy fiii'e brightened.
“ Like astring of pearlt" indeed come
Eradication work and $35,000.00
"If you love the girl," Tom hurst
the divine notes of Mturel'l vivid voice
to lie used to purchase and improve
out, "why don't you tell her so?"
in this tong that has touched a million
Congregational ( hurrh
the, new- court house.
"1 will.” Gerald suddenly deelded,
hearts'. So pur* and sweet aid limpid
and crossed the street to wliero Ida
are they that their sound would soothe
( ommunication front Mr. Geo.
The usual morning services, Sun
Ideal
sat on the hotel veranda.
a soul in torment. On the reverse of
Randall in reference to condition of day School and church, will lie held
Resolutely (he conqueror of feminine
this record Maurcl sings "At Dawning.”
roail lending to R and’s Siding was the theme for the latter being, "As
hearts approached and dropped Into
> A-2724—$1.00
read and on motion of O.. I*. 'Swope ye have Received
So Walks"
a chair lit tlx- girl's side.
2nd by C. W. Entzminger and cur
Christian Endeavor at 7. Will he
"1 have something to tell you,” Ger
ried this matter is referred to Comr. followed by a Union service at 8:30,
ald begun, "nnd I'm going to sny It
llagan with power to net.
now while I have tlm chance. In n
four churches uniting, Rev. C. W.
minute that old—your mint—\vlll be
Mr. A. Vaughan, Tax
Assessor White being the preacher for the
StraccU ri Sirigs Sublim e .
here, and while we nrc driving you
here presented his tax hooks for the meeting.
Love Song “C & N g r a to deliberately avoid giving me nil oppor
year 1919 to he equalized by the
tunity.
Hoard of County Commissioners.
^ All the pain and passion whkh only
Rice —Key
♦
”1 love you, Ruth Htmidl-h: no man
Mr. Forrest Lake, Mr. H. G. Smith
Stracciari, at hit greatest, coaid convey,
f
ever loved woman iiiorej and I until
The following wedding announce
Smith and Mr. F. P. Forster ap
are in this wonderful outpouring of
you to be my wife,”
love. This Neapoli'an song give* too.
peared before the Board and ask ment will be interesting to Sanford
Flushing, the girl sprang to her
Stroccuri
at bis mett inspired htig^jt.'
that the asset me nta on the banks folks:
feet.
49522—$LS0
of the county be lowered to con
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Rice aq“Mr. Gordon!" she remonstrated,
form with the assessments on other nounce the marriage of their daugh
"why do you talk like thnf? I bnvQ
' . TW 14 M « CtJeiaiw V**mgiven you absolutely no 'encouragement
property in t i e county.
ter,
Elsie
Eloiae,
to
Mr.
Arthur
Ray
l«« |idf iwlUf, U *44.
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—none
nt
nil.
Theije
can
lie
no
ques
i t lin t I tyL *M *4 i * g i | *
On motion of 0 . P. Swope. 2nd mond Key on Thursday, July 3r*l at
C im ir ,
l» J l i t M t i i r t ,
tion of love beiwrcn us. ”
At home after
N falH ■!■($, ] llur*M*ul
by C. W. Entzminger and carried Worcester, Mnxs.
"No
encouragement!".
Gerrv
cried
••n't fi, 1 ourt kn, |
«.dLt.v
the assessments on the (tanks are September 1st al 907 Park avenue,
4 h | I I 4 u t * tries is * t * ,
fiercely; "what of those rides In thn
9 !*• butt ihj 4 —aetrya *,
Sanford.
lowered as follows:rar—your car—you rolled nnd took
Peoples Bank of Sanford, lowered
The bride is known litre an with
me yourself, and—"
from $17,4(\0.00 to 114,860.00
her parents she formerly resided at
"Dear me I" snld Miss Atnndlsh de
Seminole Cbunty Bank lowered their- winter home nt Tangerine, Department Officials Everywhere Join murely. rtr did not think It necessary
h k .v Y «i
from $32,050.00 to $27,250.00
to explain that the obj/ct of-my Bt*y.
In Teaching the Boya.
Florida and it was here th at Mr.
her* Is detnonstratlng In a smalt way
First National Bank lowered from Key met'hiff while he whs living at
machines
from iuy brother’s business
$40,000.00 to $34,000.00
th a t place and the wedding is but
Har Reason.
t
concern In the city.
He tins been
Bank of Oveido lowered from the culmination of childhood's love
Allstress—What, you leave today? abort of help alnce the whr, and Tve
|10,b20,00 to $8,520.00.
-after the boy and girl had grown to You only came yesterday.
been most successful in aclllng. Didn't
Mr. Joseph Henschen appeared rhanhood and womanhood’s estate.
Maid—Yca'm. You’re th e thirteenth Tom tell you that ha has ordered ona
-before t h e . Board and asked to be
T h e groom is welt known in this mlstrrse I've had this year and you're of our carat I've also sold one tq
• allowed tif redeem hia land In 8ee. p a rt of the state where he has re unlucky.
Judge Barker. But ns foj sentiment,
Mistress—Then
why did you come? Mr. Gordon—" Gerald's Ideal vanished
4, Tp. 21 S. R- 29 E. as follows:
sided since boyhood.. He is the son
Maid—Well, -I had to have a ttdr- before the njocklng, laughtejr of the
of Mr. and Mr. Arthur Key and has
Cert.
FULL LINE OF
never mix seuti*
lived in Hanford for the past fifteen wTbV05 aDd 1 U,0U,h*fr* ,et 0Ter flrl'a
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SAN FO RD
WOMEN VOTE
IN FLORIDA
STATE
RA TIFIC A TIO N
NEVER
M ADE DDT S IS T E R S
HAVE
'J LOCAL S U F F R A G E IN SO M E
PLACES
‘
. .
While th e national w om an suf
frage question is coming in for so
much .discussion and general en
lightenment* of the public upon its
accom plishm ents to d a te , a few
minutes m ight be spared to glimpse
the pass and present accomplisha, ments in th e way of m unicipal suf-fruge.
M aryland women seem to have
had a s u b s ta n tia l hand in stnrti^g
that ball on its way. T h e Maryland
legislature of 1900 g ra n te d to the
tuxpaying women of Annapolis .Che
charter rights of w om an's suffrage.
Florida followed suit in 1915. when
equal municipal suffrage was granted
in Fellsmere, St. Lucie co u n ty . Two
years later th e same right was given
in several oth er 'c h a rte r towns of
Florida Auruntiu ami Cocoa, in
Rrevard c o u n ty ; Delray and West
Palm Reach, in Palm Ileach coun
ty; Moore H aven, in P e S o to county;
DcLund and Orange City in Volusia
county} Florence Villa in Polk coun
ty; and C learw ater in Pinellas coun
ty. Then, in April of this year. Gov.
C atts signed th e Orlando wom an suf
frage cha rter which gave municipal
suffrage to th e women of Orlando, in
Orange county.
Women taxpayers by virtue of
their large n um ber in Way crons, <iu,
received a grant of suffrage in. white
primaries, in 1917.
This followed
presentation of a resolution by the
Way-cross city council to th e repre
sentatives from Ware co u n ty , of
which W aycross is county seat. The
■qy dem ocratic-executive com m ittee
j f A tlanta, (la., granted w hite wom
en the right to vote at white pri
maries May
1919.
Another s o u th ern state has :»• place
lu-..
I.ookmit M ountain, T e n n . re
it \<i| mono i|*»l -nlTriig*- for women
l.\ a hill signed m Apro. 19! T. bv
ih .i
I'hotnai i Kyi1‘iie germ of
this bill was t ne open w i s h of the
women th e re to nave a w om an mem
ber of th e school board.
This
orought a b o u t finally the l»n.t wonir
i - ,:ir. gi inn ever brought up to a
Ohio stages a variation. In three
hoiAc rule cities. Columbus, Lake-’
wood and Easr Cleveland municipal
suffrage for w om /n was gained by
refe ea d u m to th e voters ut m e polls
iosl-ud of by the legislature. Under
the n -w s ta te constitution these citi-s can m ake their own charter*.*
Won’t Cio On Ships
.
Norfolk. Vu., July 2. If th e I. W.
W. has not fastened its clutches on
the men who follow the sea- for. n liv
ing. then it is q brand of Rolsbevistn
th a t th reatens to tie up th e nation's
shipping, declifrcd Col.-Jt. If. Paildison, United S ta te s Shipping Comtnissioner to d a y , referring to condi
tions at this port.
" T h ere ap p e ars to be a concern'd
movement on foot to tie up ull ship
ping and the situation hus become
intolerable.
1 . h a v e 'a b o u t decided
th a t the only recourse t h a t we have
is to call on rite D epartm en t of Jus
tice to make a thorough investiga
tion. If Bolshevism is m aking such
headway in this country t h a t it can
tie up commerce on the high seas, it
is pretty near time we kn e* some
thing about it."
■ .
NUMBER 60
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JULY 4. IDI9
power should scn d ire p re s e n ta tiv e s to
London to dlsFuss m eans to av e rt
complications. On J u ly 28 G erm any
and Austria refused G re y ’s offer, and
the sam e day Austria declared wnr
on Serbia and the following day* her
gan to b o m b ard Belgrade.
Two
days later G erm any declared war on
Russia, and the war was .on,White th e event of five years ago
was a pre te x t for the C e n tra l powers
to wage war 5t has since been proved
th a t the Hohenzollerns a n d Hupsburgs while not re ad y f o r ' war in
every d e p a rtm e n t would h av e won
the w a r-if th e y , had played i t - f a i r
and square.
Instead th ey tried to
i m ake up for their incom pleteness by
cruelty, in h u m a n ity nnd viciousness.
They blundered consistently in their
foul, u n w a rran te d a tta c k s upon the
little nutions and civiliaztion, and
first drew G reat Britain in, later
Italy and finally America.
The
Anglo-Saxon race, the E nglish speak
ing race, tu rn ed th e tide of wur nnd
defeated tin; Hups.
Hud G erm any
and Austrin played th e gam e accord
ing to rules of was Belgium would
not have been violated a n d Great
Britain might h a v tfs ta y e d o u t of the
war long enough to h av e enabled
the C entral Powers to dispose of
France and Russia. T h en th e war
gods of llu n la n d could haVe rested
on their victories, finished th e work
of equipping arm y and n avy, and
perfecting the diubolical instru m en ts
of war, and in u few years turned
upon the world and sub jecte d it to
H erm unia’s beastly ideals of_ kplture.
and for the past few years the prop
e r ty has not been occupied.
There are two line building lota in
th e property with an east frontage
on Park avenue of 100 feet and ru n
ning west 117 feet and will give the
M asons plenty of room for a fine
building and space around the build
in g .' The C h a p te r and the Order of
E a s te rn Star will a s s is t.the Masonic
lodge and it is understood th at in
th e near future a line _ two story
building will be erected on the lots.
In fact the p r o p e rty was purchased
for th e purpose of providing a home
a n d lodge room for Sanford Masons
and the site for the new building is
ideal.
The p roperty a b u ts on the
b u lkhead Inkc front and is two
blocks from First .street and is well
s itu a te d for a Masonic home.
To Control food Price
Rerlin, July 2. — Under an agree
m ent with the railroad strikers, the
governm ent proposes a reduction in
th e price of foreign, especially Amer
ican food 4 totalling 1,500,000,000
m arks, to be distributed and charged
to th e empire in free states and com
m unities.
H a l f . a pound of American Hour
now costs 2 marks, 20 to 50- pfen
nings, and in future will cost from 80
to 85 pfennings.. A q u a rte r of a
p o u n d of rice which now costs
3 m arks will be reduced to 2. Cere
als will be lowered from 2 marks. 20
pfennings to 1 mark, 10 pfennings,
an d 1 mark. 30 pfennings.
The
price of foreign meats will lie cut
down from 11 m arks to 4 marks, *55
pfenning- per pound. American b a
con. a quarter pound of which now
costs from 7 to S marks, will be re
duced to 4 marks and 4 marks, 50
pfennings.
ifty grammes of foreign
fats, the pr ce id which is from 0 to 7
m arks, 50 pfennings, potatoes also
will be cheaper under the new sys
tem.
T h e New C igar Factory
S a n fo rd ’s new cigar factory inis
a n advertisem ent in this issue re
garding their new brands that are
now on the m nrket and are proving
good sellers. T h e brands are P at's
Peg. Some Brush- a n d T a m p a Trail,
t e l a tte r being their prize winner
As their ad relates the factory is
owned -and operated by Pal and
Winter-* and Srhelle and Louie Mil
li r and I heir Sanford friendLook
fur th e popular brands and -moke
t ne cigars that are made in your own
hom e tow li.
* T h e new factory is located in the
Itishop. block and the boys are aft
way’s glud to see you and to show
you over the plure.
■ . , -■ , - i,| *1 enne*"<ee t o be r a t l n e d .
. ,n - t
| -e^ld-ntial
suffrage, municipal suffrage for woin^j
en has been grunted by t h e legicla
suffrage, m unicipal suffrage fur wopiture of N o rth Dakota, Illinois, and
Nebraska.
T h e legislator!Ver
mont granted it to the women of the
s tate two years before it granted
Ahetp presidential suffrage. In that
Ft ate women are voting at municipal
elections in nil .ncorporated towns.
HERALD
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOI.VMK X
First Hale Brin gs S I . 1100
H ouston, Tex.. July 1 One th o u
sand dollars wa- paid fur tin first
|,ill,, of 1919 Texas cotton, here y cs
te rd a y . when it was sold ut auction
on th e cotton exchange.' The lialc
weighed 471 pounds and w as sold at
$2.12 a pound to N. I). N ainan of
H ouston. It was grown by Salvador
C a rd e n a s in Fidulgo county.
Mrs. C. II. Dlngqtf of Jacksonville
is in th e city this w-ie't. the guest of
„ T h e many, friends
Mrs_ R. ^J. Holly.
of Mrs. Dingee are glad to -s e e her
again.
m ade in the program to expedite th*
It is more th a n a coincidence tha*
Peace at last!
signing,
two
additional
tables
being
defeated
and humbled G erm anyS aturday afternoon the news was
lla-hed lo the Herald office and a placed beside The one within the from a military stan d p o in t nt leastbulletin was imenidiately posted a n historical hull on which the tre a ty should sign th e terms of pence on or
nouncing the event, one of the great wns laid, and one held th e Rhine very close to the fifth ann iv ersary of
est in the history of tlie* world war. convention, the other th e protocol the event at Sarajevo which to all
The people here were prepared for containing tin- changes and in terp re practical purposes was the 'starting
the news Ulid there-w ere no dellton- tations of the treutv, all these had to point . of (hi- Hohenzollerns and
llnpshurgian dream s of world em
rtrntions made after tile news was I be signeij by each plenipotentiary.
pire.
received and business was resumed
Hours before* the time set for t li*us Usual. The actual facts of tin ceremony,
a
seemingly
endless
C h a n g e In Fertilizer P r ic e s
signing are told in th e following des stream of automobiles began moving
T h e ' D e p a r t m e n t / of Agriculture
patch ;
up the cannon lines bill, past the
Premier Clemeneeau put the di Arch of T rium ph, currying delegates has furnished to C ounty Agent C. M
rect * question to the
Hermans, and the offlriul guests to th e cere Ilerry n list of the m axim um f. o. b.
prices at which principal grades of
whether or not they were (wfiling to mony.
sign ■ and executo loyally all tinT he thoroughfare was k ept clear mixed fc Jlizcrs can be obtain ed in
terms. The other delegates did not by th e pickets, dragoons and m o u n t .‘10 ton lots at all south A tlantic and
gulf ports. Mr. Berry has th e list of
arise when tin- H erm ans entered the ed gendartqes.
ull the fertilizer* and the farm ers are
liull. At 3:41 tin* cannon begun to
T he events of the past five years
I
requested to call on him nnd get the
boom announcing th e completion of are summed up brietlx as follows
I
prices
For instance, the formula
the ceremolix
The signatures had
Five \ i ar- a g o Ar> hduke Francis 1 used here so much is Ammonia 4 per
i,ut, linwi \, r; a- .i ttiit11• r "I f.n t
then linen i otnpleli’d for at that F erdinand and In- wifi- the Duchess ! cent. Phosphoric Acid 7 per cent,
This mixture
time the smaller notions were sf.ll of Holo-nhurg were ussnssinuted by Potash 11 per cent.
signing in alphabetical order. T he alleged I'un-Serhiuii fanatics at S ara according to th e governm ent report
proceedings formally closed at 3 :4li jevo. 'T h a t wns the. incident \vhi«*lt wifi sell for $44.75 per ton a t Tqm pn
o ’clock. , The protocol was signed gave the Hohenzollerns and - Haps- or Jacksonville in 110 ton lots. For
by all who signed th e treaty, but hurgs a pretext for war, and led the casli 5 -per cent off would bring the
the. Rhine agreement was signed by kaiser to exclaim: "Now we shall see price at about $45 per ton delivered
However, racial here. These prices have been com
the Hermans. American-. Belgians. what an army i s "
and
political
differences
had made piled after a canvas* of every state
British and French pirnipotenfiane4
Europe and especially the B alkans a in the union and a com parison of
As Premier t 'lemen -eau. President
„f t iiiil*-r ready f
light • prices <■( fcrtili rr uod tin- farmers
(.• irgt mg
\\ d and Premier Li*
Tt.c»e
differences
f o c u s -d s h o u l d know tins fact u u d lie gov
emerged from the |>uhi-e the gre.il themselves m tl.e Austrian Serbian
erned accordingly. See Mr. Berry
crowds gathered outside, swept the s itu atio n which hurst into (lame at
for further particulars.
cordon --I guards aside and cheering the assassination.
In
everything
madly the three slatentsen wen thut Austria dem an d e d she wus
Will Control W heat
swept along by t h e surging thou-.i, hacked by- G erm any.
On July. 23
Chicago, Ju ly 2 . —Julius Barnes,
.
sands.
Many soldiers broke ranks A ustria presented her u ltim a tu m to American w heat director who will
uml 'joined in the dem onstration.
Serbia. Two days later Serbia re have direct control, over exp o rta tio n
The Germans left th e hall first, plied, and the next day th e Big and im portation of wheat a n d Hour
the allied delegates remaining in Bully, Germ ahy, ordered th e other beginning tom orrow , ann o u n c ed to
jh eir seats. Those assembled in the n ations to keep their hands off Aus day th a t properly executed licenses
liull Chen went into th e terrace to tria who was determ ined to chastise already issued by the w ar trade
the little country. T h e sam e day Sir hoard would have fhe^ sam e force
j see th e fountains playing.
At th e last m inute u change was E dw ard Grey suggested th a t each and effect as if issued by him. *
WAR TIME
PROHIBITION
EFFECTIVE
N E W LAW WILL BE E N F O R C E D
EVEN IN T H E L A R G E S T C I
T IE S BY G O V E R N M E N T ..O F F I
CIALS
W ashington,
Ju ly
3 . —W a rtim e
prohibition, effective a t m idnight
M ondny will he s trictly enforced so
fur ps the present m achinery' of t h e
internal revenue b u re a u can fune- .
lion a t th a t time. I t was said ut t h e
d e p a rtm e n t offices to d ay - t h a t in
tentional violation of th e law in New
York and other cities would lie s to p
ped by d e p a rtm e n t ugents. W hether
the. force can break u p any secret
traffic t h a t rem ains will he decided
only by tim e b u t officials said th e
increased app ro p riatio n asked for
general law enforcem ent would per
mit of a considerable enlargem ent of
the d e p a rtm e n t’* force.
Beer containing
per cent of al
cohol is regarded by d e p a rtm e n t of
justice officials as intoxicating and
persons who u n d erta k e its sale will
be arrested it is said. S uit has been
brought in Baltim ore to have the
courrs determ ine w hether such is in
toxicating with t h e definition of the
law hut before final ju d g m e n t is en-tered congress wifi have specifically
fixed in the enforcem ent law t h e
am ount of alcohol which beverages
may contain.
•
in (hi- opinion of the d e p a r tm e n t
of jo-lice officials and congressm en,
wartim e prohibition .laws wifi have
beer enforced when the c o n s titu tio n
al am endm ent becomes effective pro
hibiting the shipm ent of beer into
territory where its m an u fa ctu re and
sale is forbidden by Jocal law. In
formation has .reached the d e p a rt
ment t h a t m any persons • living in
" d ry te rrito ry " have stored q u a n ti
ties u» iiquor in " w e t cities" with a
view u transporting it a fte r today,
but enforcement of tn c Reed a m e n d
ment niff in no wise he relaxed.
PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION
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T h e irlirh* in this puper on the
new tux law th a t provides for the
redem ption and -sale of tax certifi
er tea held by th e state* of Florida
may have been misleading in regard
ty the tim*. T he law is in operatio n
now so far as redem p ions are con
cerned giving th e owners or agents
until J a n u a r y first before certificates
cun lie sold.
Section 7 says;
T h t none o ’ th • provisions of
this act shall go into effect or be
come operative, in so far as relates
to the sale of tux certificates, u n t i t
Junu u ry 1. 19120, th ere b y giving the*
owner or age n t or re p re s e n ta tiv e of
the owner, or oth er person acting for
the owner, the privilege of redeem ing
his land under t is uct, u p to and in
eluding D ecem ber 31, 1-919, w i t h o u t
any personrhnving th e right to p u r
chase the same!
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Brotherhood Class of the First Methodist Church Has Arrang— ed the Following Program to Welcome Home the
Returned Soldiers and Sailors. .
T h e B rotherhood Class of the M ethodist church will give a welcome Invocation by Rev. M. II. Massey
to th e returning soldiers and sailors next S u nday night
nt 8:30. Seta- m n g Out, Sweet Bells of P e a c e — 1 Rom a
inole e p u n ty has not welcomed the boys hom e as yet and th e Brotherhood *
S crip tu re .Lesson by Rev. H. D. Brownlee
Clnss will lie the first.to show the hoys an appreciation of the great-work
perform ed by them over here' and over there.
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E very b o d y is cordially invited to a tte n d the meeting and it is hoped " elcomlng Home ( timing by S u p t. H aynes
a great outpouring" of the people of this co unty will he present to greet Fhe Marseillaise and S ta r Spangled B apner
the hoys. All the soldiers and sailors are re quested to come to the meet- ’ Introduc tion ut Hon E. A. Douglass, Vice President f i d the Wesley
ing in their uniforms
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Brotherhood Class by Supt. Haynes
All patriotic spirits will aim to he present ut* the Big Welcoming T ru e -H ea rted ; W hole-H earted, H ym n 420 (Let every b o d y ' T e a l o u t the
E ven t for which elaborate preparation is lieing made, as heretofore a n
w atchw ord")nounced in this paper. T h e B rotherhood has the arrangem ents fn hand,
MASONS* BUY P R O P E R T Y
Aildress by Rev. C. DeW.* Brower —S ubject,^P a trio tis m
nnd M r. E. T. Woodruff hns been requested .to take charge of the music.
T h e Sword of Hunker H ill—C overt
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P u rrh a se P a rra m o re Lots and Will T he evening p ro m is e s ‘ inspiration, enjoym ent and p atrio tic as . well as
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Build Fine liutnu
. ^spiritual uplift, such as i s 'o n ly on rure occasions afforded the people'of
Prof.
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Snnfhrd "lo d g e of Masons have
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Oliver Murrell
things t h a t may he expected:
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ju st closed
deal for the Parranxorc
Herm an Steele
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property located on Park av e n u e op;
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many years this property was used W e lc o m e :,By the C hurches nnd Sunday Schools of Snpford to the
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returning hoys'. Order of Exercises—
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for livery s tab le purposes h u t -the
B a ttle H ym n of th e R epublic— Verse# 1, 2 and 3. (All unite in a G ra n d
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^liacj:it.i^ .-i.ie of tne staule business
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T h e s ta te millage for th e y ea r has
o o v er
on in crease over 191ti of 100
c e n t.
' feve’ rev enuc, divided a.*t follows:
General
revenue,
5
mills;
atate
mills; s ta te hoard of h ea lth ,
mill;
s ta te road, 2 -mills: Btnte prison, 3-8
mills.
Last year th e millage was 8, while*
in 191(1 it was 6 1.,. T h e v a lu a tio n
t*i th e s ta te last y ear was $ 535 ,ODO'QOQ. T his y e a r it is likely to b e
aearer $370,000,000. T w elve mills o n
th a t valuation will raise $4,440,000.
Three years ago the v aluation wats
about
$310,000,000.
A 6 «$ mill
l e v y ’ on th a t produced $2,015,000.
T h e big item of new taxes is in
the federal aid for good roads. T w o
mills, and in th e ntatv prison fu n d .
3-8 of a mill, p a r t of which is du e t o
the facr t h a t th e tu r p e n t i n e o p e rators are no longer using th e co n
victs.
T h e pension t a x la also a
little higher th a n last year.
C hau n ce y Wilson has escaped ftp m
Orlando, where he was held in c a p
tiv ity by th e B u t t T ire Oo.; and h e
will- be with t h e S anford Cycle Co.»
where he will have charge of the*
vulcanizing d e p a r t m e n t C h a u n t e y ’n
m any friends an* glad “to _ fi * h i m
back in a real city again.
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to $1,000,000.000 of new rnpitnl need
ed every y e n r for tlic expansion of rail
road facilities.
llmv the S uites voted In thr^natlonnl poll of e d ito rs on the question, of
tlie re tu rn of the railroads to p riv a te
m anagem ent is shown hy the following
rhnrt. Timt the rullrond question Is n
non p a rtisa n Issue Is pluin from u
study of the tnlile:
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EDITO RS’ POLL IN CONGRESS.
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Heavy Vote for Return of Roads
Arouses Interest at the Na
tional Capital;
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MVOOING RETURN Of ROADS TO OWNE RS
OPPOMN& RtTURN Of DOOS TO OWNERS
DOUBtfUl OR MllED TO RtPlY
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N.JER.
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UTAH
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NEVADA
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PENN.
Wnshliityon.-—T he nnthuinl poll on
the rnllroud question hy lltHHi new s WASH.
p a p e r editors throughout the country
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litis n roused great Interest ut the tmMAINE
tloiiirt rnpitnl,. With S3 p e r rent, of
the editors giving It ns th e ir Impartial
M ISS.
dplnloti that the piddle fnvors mi early
MONT
re tu r n of the rallrond* to llie'r own
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ers and only II per rent, favoring Gove m in e n t ownership or operation, the
KAN.
Itieinhors of tV ngress of Imth | m»111Missouri
lent parties propose to provl.le speed
ily for the legislation to m u le It pos s. DAK.
MINN.
sible to restore the roads to prlvntr
tuaniigeiiieiit before the end of the
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In Congress there Is n general agree
ment Hint the following step* will h a v e
to he taken before the roads lire re
tu rn e d to their owners :
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1. An advance In rales to meet the
greatly Inerenied' cost of labor and
m aterials In order that the I’uldle
T re a su ry may be relieved of the bur
den of meeting monthly detl- ts ntnl
the roads miole selfe-upporting
The
lU reetor lieuerul of Itailronds states
Unit the Increase In rates thus far l«
about -.*> p«;r eent ns eolupnred with
mi Increase in operating costs of from
50 to 1*0 per eent.
2 (Jrenter natlonnllrntlon of ptihilr
control of trniisportntlon—n single
public control In the F ederal Govern
ment In place of 41* m asters In th e dif
ferent State*, with conflicting Inws
and regulations.
3. Legalization of consolidations nnd
common use of I m-s nnd facilities
w henever In the public Inti-rest.
4 A^M)ranee tlirough an net of Con
gress (lint In the future the Govern
ment will approve of rates fur freight
mid passengers tha t will not only ba
fulr to the public, bpt fa ll to tho roads,*]
mid Mint will yield n Rutllelent Income
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ATLANTIC HOTEL
Hay and Hogan Sts.
J At K S O N Y II.l t*. FI. K.
All railroad ticket offices in
building.
Center of e v e ry
thing.
All modern im p ro v e
m ents.
Finn class in every
way.
Hot and cold ru n n in g
w a te r in rooms..
Rales. SI.00 Up.
Room and bath $1.50 up
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We have a ribbotr for
your typewriter
BLACK.
BLUE.
PURPLE
or any of the above
with red
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
Ofllre Supply Dept.
Sanford. Florida
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FAIRY TALE
TH E DOCTOR
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KEEPER.
"T h e mdninls In the zoo were m ik
ing," commenced I Middy, "and they
Were m iking of the ir adventure* before
they came to the zoo.
".Many of them had come from for
eign Imids, though a good ninny too
hail been horn right In the zoo. T hose
who had b e e n 'h o r n In fu rilg n land*,
and In fa r off plncea, nnd n e a r dis
ta n t rivers w e r e 't a l k i n g of tlielr a d
ventures while the ones who h a d been
horn In the zoo only* talked of zoo h a p
penings.
"Then, nfler awhile, nfle r they had
tnlked of.Adventures, Je rry , the Itocky
m ountain goat, n g re a t r r e n tu r c of
the zoo—so he considered hltuself nt
nny rate, spoke, nnd sa id :
"A nim als of the zoo! 'A tte n tio n
ple a se ! 1 have great news "to tell you.
It w as an a d v e n tu re hut It wu* more
Ilian an adventure."
"All 4he anim als looked a t each oilier,
shook tlielr heads nnd said, 'It w a s nn
adventure, and yet It w as more th a n
nn a d venture. It wn* something very
wonderful, we're, sure.'
" 'W nuldst have ine. tell It thee?'
usked Je rry ,.
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When
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“T h e milninTs' once more wagged
tlielr heads nnd snld to each other, ‘It
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" I Sw allo w e d a Base ball."
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CAL.’
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N.MEX.
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must he very line If he ta lks In this
way.'
' J e r r y overheard them nnd said. ‘You
are right, friends. It Is very flue.'
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“ 'Tell It to u*.‘ roared the aulmnli.
“ 'At once, fellow milmala of the
zoo,' «nld Jerry.
"Ami clearing Ills U
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mg twice In a must peculiar way he
said. 'It Is more than nn adventure
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ulie’ll one Is 111. It is more, a great
deal more. And It Is unirs because It
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Is worse to tie 111 than ra h a r e an ad
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venture Having hii adventure Is some
ARK.
times da ngerous hut It Is usually great
fun.
JN-DAK
" it e l n g III Is often dangerous and
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It Is never fun.'
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" J e r r y paused, mid c u e of the lions
from hb> cage roared out. i had u
A N a r r o w Escape.
cold once, hut no one though It was
"I met In Sw itzerland the girl w h o |
I„ fact everyone thought It
a f te r w a r d s becnme my wife, nnd p r o was my own na tu ra l voice.'
posed to her •-it the verge of a c hasm ."
•' 'Well.' said Jerry 'It Isn’t always
"ti.H-d heav e n * ' *u|-p.-*e she had dangerous to he III. toil ni) Illness was
thrown win over?"
dangerous mid magnificent.'
" 'How could It have been m a g
Opposite Proceedings.
nificent If It w asn't fun?' askf-d a n
" T h e re Is one very queer th in g other one of the animals.
Mils."
" 'A h .' said Je rry , 'you do not u n d e r
W hat Is th a t? "
stand. It was mngnlflcent because It
"T h e more shy contract* them, tfie was so tdg nnd so hi iusiiu ) and so In
more they expand."
teresting.'
“ 'How In the world could nn Illness
A n Econom ist.
be big?' asked some of the oilier nnl“t’n. what l« nn economist?“
inn Is
"An economist, my buy. t* a n n n
'" M in e wus sunt Jerry proudly.
who »*-11-* what von Mc-tlld have <Vn*
" 'Tell us about It,' U*e animals
\» IHi your money a f te r y**u have done
• begged.
fom ethlng else w ith It."
" '.My Illness was a baseball.'
" 'A n d what tu the world, pray tell.
Is that?* nsked a zebu n e a r by.
T h e Result.
‘“ It Is different from most Illnesses
"1 had n friend who went hunting
—to have the baseball,' said Jerry. 'It'»
for a peach of a wife."
not common like cohts nnd uches and
"W'hat happened?"
troublq with* tha teeth. It's an Illness
“ H e picked n lemon."
seldom h a d —It's one th a t n. superior
c re a tu re like myself would have.
Serious.
" ‘You see I swallowed a baseball
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and It got stuck fn my throat. Ho
“Anything serious?"
"You tmt. W henever anything’s th e i I had the baseball Illness. See?'
“All the anim als nodded their heads.
m atter with pn It's alw ays serious."
" 'Hut I didn't think It was m ag
nificent until the baseball wn§ re
Of Course.
moved, a n d who do you think took that
“1 suppose ttiere were times In my
horrid baseball out of my th ro a t?
life when I dtil need a g«H*d dressing."
” ‘I will tell you myself to save you
"1’m bnbly they were your salad
all the trouble of guessing. The good
days."
keeiH»r took It out. Y'es. he found me
In gryn^ pain. one night, many y e s r t
N aturally.
"Tiie vessel yonder bught to be Ago. T he zoo doctor was not around
Just then, b u t our keeper was n e a r by
c a l l / l the Poodle."
—and lie hoard my moaning nnd ray
•Avhy soT'
.gr*inulng.
» —-----__ "lbicaililf..lt la a-rVreneh- b a r k ." ----" 'H e got everything ready and he
gave me som ething soothing to stop my
pain until th e baseball was out. So I
have alwny* called the kee|K*r my
doctor kee p e r from th a t night to tills
. dpy. And now thnt It Is all over, now
th a t I h a v e - f o r g o tte n nbout^ th e . way
It l i u r t I can boast of having had an
Interesting Illness—the baseball 111-
I* m o re th a n a .tra d e n a m e
It means flour which has a sci
entific baking efficiency and an
inestimable food value.
WIGHT GROCERY CO.,
Sanford, Fla.
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IHE effect is almost un
canny. It reminds one
of “The Unknown Pur
. pie,’’ one of the season’s hits
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in New York. In the play, •
the hero, who has discovered
how to become invisible at
will, vanishes into thin air ■
. while in full view of the audi
ence. And still his voice can
be heard issuing from a pur
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That is how the New Edison
impresses people. They feel
that the artist must be there
in the flesh, concealed some
where in the room. With
. such complete fidelity is the
singer’s voice or instrumental
interpretation Re-Created by
The NEW EDISON
" The Phonograph with a Soul"
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a matter of fact it is utterly impossi
ble to distinguish the voice of the liv
ing artist from this marvelous instru
ment’s Re-Creation of it. More than
2000 tone tests in which the artist sang
in direct comparison with the instru
ment have proved this assertion. More
than 2,000,000 people have attended
these tests and not one has been able
to state when it was the singer he heard
and when the Re-Creation.
Call at our store the next time you’re
in the vicinity and prove to yourself
that the claims you’ve heard made for
the New Edison arc not too strong.
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P i a n o P. l a ye r s ,
P i a n o s , Mu s i c
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my toenails grew quite cro<>ki-d and
had to be fixed.' snjd the lion, fliut
nfte r having the baseball llluos* noth
ing el«e 1* w orth m e n tio n in g '
"'N o th in g .' ngreed J e r r y proudly,
'but the good di*ctor keeper.' "
E ffo rt H a s Ita Valu a.
H oxrtver good th e thing you, gain,
th e effort of securing It ha s Its value.
T o w ork f o r som ething la not strength
th ro w n aw ay. T h a t which coma* to
n s w ithout try in g profits us little, b u t
honest effort, put f o rth for any hon
est end. pays large Interest.—Glrt’a
Compsnlop. .
PIANO
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O RLANDO , FLO R ID A
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C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPONDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN
TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
W EST GENEVA AVENUE
We arr still having rain but it is
good -on the p otato crops.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse T hom pson are
going to move on his' brother J ac k 's
place next m onth and we are all glad
to have them in our little settlem ent.
Mansfield called at Mr. Sheafer's
Tuesday to see the large yellow
jacket's nest. It is the largest, th a t
has ever befcn seen in the world, I
think it m ust he fifty years old.
It
is six feet high and eleven feet
around.
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Upsala calling (or good roads!
Well, they sure need som ething to
excite the time for Jesse Lee is the
only one th a t has nerve enough to
buy a car out' th a t way. Now Lake
Mary says nothing and has four
tine cars to its credit. We say build
the roads where there is something
to run on It. J u st put sidewalks In
Upsala as there are only foot pas( a n g e r s out there.
T he A. C. L. shop hoys were look
ing for a raise. So wero the mer
[chants.
Well, groceries are higher,,
so guess th e y ^ m u s t have g o t.it, the
m erchants.
W in d e r w hat th e G erm ans think
when th e American hoys celebrate
th e F o u rth of Ju ly over there.
T h >y
will sure have to shoot som ething
for they p rob ably wo n 't h av e a n y
fire e ackers.
WILLARD
DEMPSEY
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There are m any sights to he seen
'M r, and Mrs. Will Robinson and in’ this old world t h a t we h a v e n ’t
family spent last S u nday in Geneva.
seen.
Miss Edna Thom pson and Mr.
L a f a y e t t e Htrmphrry-RpmT^TuTuIi^ — W>-nre all "glad to kn o w t h a t , M rs~
afternoon w ith - Mrs. J. K. Vaughn. George Bollinger is jjb le to he out
L O N G W O O lL c R I(K -U P S
Mr. und Mrs. Tom Fortier were again, after a bad spell of sickness,
calling a t Lake M ary Sunday,
Jasp r Driggers, the second Longall with th e good care of Dr. Pub'swood boy to re tu rn from France ar
Mrs. J. K. Vaughn and Mr. Paul ton.
rived last F rid ay .
M iss Fern Singletary of Jackson
ville is v isiting her grandm other.
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Mrs. Geo, Lewis.
New Juljr. Numbers'of
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inspiring’Marseillaise sung
in English by Graveure
Orareure b'tm e of the few living
in im gre it enough to go e ill the glory
of the world's long of victory, the tong
that uvcii France and civilisation, clew
to hi tremenJoui climi* “ for Victory
cr Death " Coupled with "The Trum
peter, ' aito lung by Cia cure.
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R ecord o f “The Rosary"
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t i j i, s ( 1 « y *c a C i *•t , * • '-li M
Purview's purents in
Mr. and Mrs.' I.
leaving on the .b o at
will tak e t h e Apache
and go by water to
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Mr and Mrs ( ’ 1 1 < mu It hi d
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d au g h te r rc 'u rrii'i M uiid iy
from a pleasant vacation at Daytoiia Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Erl R, (lorm ley,
son and d a u g h te r of Jackson vill*.
will; Air. aiid Mr*. W M Hay m s
a n d d au g h ters frAm Town were call
ing on East Side friends Monday.
T h e GermU-ys are driving u fine n ew
ear.
Philip TT. A ndrews of Celery ave-
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I m ints are drivin g to C h ar lotte .
N • ’ , this week to ht> gon e so m e
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Wi hear F F D orner and Ed
Biggv is are in Jai ksoiivtllt- buying
cow* to begin a dairy business in
Sanford.
Sam Younts, - inspector for the
East Stile for the Sanford Truck
Growers. Inc., this past season, has
gone To P ittsb u rg . Pa., to take a
position,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hickson jiav'e
™ovt'd into their a t tr a c tiv e newhome on F ren c h avenue.
Mrs. J. C. Hall of Celery avenue
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Mr. Pezall of Ueardall avenue re
D. M artin are turned home T u esd a y from a th ree
S a tu rd a y and weeks’ stay in St. Louis, Mo., 'his
in lacksonville fornn r home.
P ortland, Me
Mr and Mr* Clifford Bell, d a u g h
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M - und Mr-- \ - t.l> ■ I' . r v 11 i are G o r g e I'l *aii .Hid Ml*' 1‘laire lone*
ta k in g a t iir .e w eeks' ,i ,t o t rip on I from ■ • 1 ad a d elig h tfu l dav .it
tile west roast al.il m
visit Mr 1‘oruiuiiio l l e a i b last W e d n esd a y
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Take the Gent's -clothing stores of Sanford
for instance. We are not the biggest YET,
we are not the oldest, in fact we are
the youngest of them all, but—WE ARE
THE BEST. We don't -have to say -this,
about ourselves either. Ask the man who
trades with us. He has traded elsewhere be
fore we opened, he knows. Another thing,
you have heard merchants giving you this,
"we appreciate your business” stuff haven’t
you? We have said this too, but we do bet
ter than that, WE PROVE IT. One of our
ways of proving it is in the values we give.
We can't be beat when it comes to
Mrs. C. C. Morris and Alice are K ennebunk, Maine.
in O rlando and Forest ('it;, visiting
Mrs G. C
M r p m ig n l. Mr and
relatives this week.
Mrs. N o r m a n * N. S w a n s o n ,
Miss
Mrs
Libbie
Dock H astv*» was in Jacksonville C a to lin e M e D o u g a l,
tile fi r-t nf t in* u eel
\b'i'k> V ** \ n r t c Week*. Paul and
arc in !b ji viorithrh 1 initptMififl^ of
love. I fm NVjpoIr an nmg yif n you
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K m ard on m o v in g t o the \\e > t Side
resigned as
su p e r in t e n d e n t of th e
S u n d a y sc h o o l
Kluoot! Irish has
been a p p o in t e d t" nil t h e position
\ s usual, b ein g t i e fifth S u n d a y in
tiie m on th t h e c o n t r ib u t io n was sent
mir has gone to his sum m er home in
to tlie E n terp rise O r p h an age .
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Today is the day of the big scrap. We be
lieve that Willard is going to have the hard
est battle of his career to fight. We pick
Dempsey'as the man knowing the most about
boxing. He is the most scientific. To offset
this Williard has his brawn. Wiliiard is the
oldest and biggest, but this does not by any
means make him the best man
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"Like a itring of peirb ' indeed r»ii-,e
the do me nmev of MmrelT v ivt.J \ one
in thtt long that h n touched a miili.in
lira,mi. So pure and tweet aid limpid
•re thev thit therr sound would soothe
a lout in torment. On the roer e of
this rrcorj h||urcl sings "At Dawning "
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Mrs. Sitrn Kllinor anti two little
dau g h ters. Louisi^ and Elizabeth of
H a v an a. Fla., are the guests of Mrs.
Eillnor's p arents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Waits.
A. V. Fuller of O rlando was look
ing over his grove on Friday and
having it worked.
Annie N icm yer re turned from Palatka last week, where she had been
visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Miller of
Sanford are chaperoning a party of
young Sanford people a t their cam p
at Palm Springs.
Rev. Milton of Kissimmee held
services at the Maptist church on
S unday
Gen La vine anti family and Mrs.
P a rtin were calling on relatives in
tirlatidn on S a tu rd a y
Mr and Mrs J. S. Din I d were in
Sanford on \\ ed n e s d a y ..
Miss Olive Dinke! returned to Orlitndo on S aturday
There are several Longwood ladies
who so faithfully served the Red
I ’ro-s ilunirg the y e a r 191.** who are
i M ille d to a se r v ic e badge.
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was hostess to a jolly crowd of s ta y in Missouri to visit her, only
y o u n g , people I uesday .evening.
j b rother whom she has not seen in
.Many delightful games and delicious Jd years.
refreshm ents were enjoyed.
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) Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner mane
Mr. and, Mrs. N i c k ' 7,ermH*ean the trip to Islew arth Sunday tn carry
have moved into tem p o ra ry quarte rs dpw n their mother,' Mrs. UeRgston
at their new Beardall avenue place to the home o{ her daughter, M'Juntil the completion of their home, Noah Fry.
having sold, their M aiden Lane
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vacated July 1st.
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I S u nday with friends,
UPSALA AND G H A P B V I L I X - T n trio iiq
Hope th a t everybody will he at children of Pensacola arc visiting 1
the lake Friday with well filled has- hpre at the home ,)f tht>ir parents,
kets for a big picnic dinner. Surply
and Mn| j E Lundquist.
a good time to rejoice th at peace l u s | u n d e rsta n d th a t her husband lint*
votne at last and to think t h a t 1 he recovered from the loss of his *rcl
eleven small nations are ju s t s ta rtin g has been given a b ette r position »«
on th e p ath of liberty.
overseer by his company.
.M r. G. Lind returned from th e !
N ext S u n d a y w u the d a f for ?**;
O range county hospital in Orlando
Albertson to be with us but we ha'f
M onday where he was operated on
n o t 'y e t heard from him.
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for appendicitis
We are glad to
hear th at he is recovering so well.
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Mrs. J. K. Lundquist visitted
Little Ruth Ericson spent a few tlau‘>'h , ‘’r °n Tuesday as the la,,*r
days at the home of her a u n t. Mrs.
l|U,u‘ 1,1 ,hp 'ir8t of ,h ‘’
M agnuaon. and last week l i t t l e ‘ lhr<,|l,encd wilh appendicitis\\ oudard l ^ r te ls o n s p r n t th e d a y 1 'Jesse T ho m p so n returned Fast
there also.
week from Waycross but is still crip*
Mr. and Mrs. Burrell and nephew, Pked with rh e u m a tism .
They i!t
W oodard Bcrtelson with Misg Olga expecting to move on to tb*lf
Beilin, were S u n d a y ufternoqn callers b ro th er J a c k 's place next week.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. j
Mrs. Volie Williams returned Sun*
Uertelson.
| ,jay ev e n in g from a m o n t h ’a vacation
Mrs. Bullinger was under Dr. Pu- apent wilfh relatives in KcntucT
leston's care last week and unable to and Virginia. She very' much »B"
write the items. She has hopes' of joyed meeting with her new motbff*
leaving soon for a couple of m o n t h s '|
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PURINA
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Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of all kinds, car• loads a specialty, Cut-rate Auto Tires,
. Gasoline, Oil, Sweet Potato Plants.
When You Want Any
thing Just Phone 181
He sends rno garden seeds,
o f O P I N I O N “ JUST
BETWEEN YOU AND M E "
budget
EVEN THE GATE POST
- NOT IN IT
A Chief Ia 'A ra bhf’Ye'Tiiklng Notes
, and Faith, "He'll Print ’e m " —
So Saye Sannterer.
Whenever there's a bill for which
I'd like to have him vote
f t r u s t j n him and tell him so
By telegram or note;
And J15 gets every one. I know’,
A ail Ji very, one „he_ reads,—
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For always when the spring has come
He sends me garden seeds.
T he other day I wrote t o /fu m :
O u r C ongressm an
" W e put our faith, in/you
1 know I have a congressman
To make the League of N a tio n s safe
In Washington, D. C.,
If Wilson puts it th r o u g h . —
For now and then he com es around His answer c a m e -rig h t back to me
To get a vote from -m ;
“ A ppreciate y o u r needs . . . .
He proudly shakes me by th e hand Am sending in tom orrow's mail
And asks a b o u t 4 my needs,
Some lovely-garden seeds."
And when he goes to W a shington
I'm glad I have a congressman
In Washington, D. C.,
Ills legislative efforts there
Mean, oh.^ao much to me!
He is my representative,
For me he intercedes,
And always when the spring has
come
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Ho sends me garden seeds,
Radishes and lettuces,
Tom atoes, cucumborses.
Such lovely garden seeds!
—J. P. M cEvoy in S atu rd ay E v en
ing Post.
111!
W h a t ’s mors u*ed (or
i S t f l “b u s e d ) th a n a p o c k e t
knife? And we d o n ' t
l u n know of a pocket knifs
I j H t h a t ’s nsed mors th a n
■1-fl th s r i l i M l i L K - n o r ons
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w ill stand m o r e
l U abuse. Wo don’t know
Yw of a knife—the w o r l d
" over—t h a t ha s b e t t e r
blade-quality, edge-retainingquality than th e r i l U I I i L E .
It's the knife of good service
and long service.
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Blades are p e r f e c t l y fitted. I B S
The spring action is depend- H n
able nnd the blades do no t [ ■ ■ J
work loose and wabble a f t e r j f r J P
.constant use, nor will they pro- U f l l
jtet nnd catch in your pocket. f l r l £
The PRIMBLE blade li R t f
torged Irtun best English ittel. E j y t
and yenr protection Bee In the
PRIMBLE ahleM (etched . ^ F
•n blade ) which nark* II ea genuine.'
Don't you think it would be well to
provide yourself with n really
j J W w pocket knifo-in fact, th e boat
W rS ftS f t o b e hodT O u r l i n t of
K a m a • W M I E " includes th o pat-
tom and slxo you prefer. ^
LEE BROTHERS
Stone Gove Block
• This sounds like comedy but really
there is much t ru th in it after all
and M cEvoy knew what he was
talking about when he composed the
above poem.
Florida at this tim e
docs not need seedling congressmen.
We do not want garden seeds, wo
w ant real work and we want to hear
from tim e to time t h a t our congress
man is really doing something and
if it is impossible for him to do a n y
thing then get off the job and let
another do it and believe me thebe
are oth er men who enn do som ething
up there beside draw their salary.
HPECtAUi
CATES CRATE COMPANY
com m onw ealth b u t I have knocked
around th e world a whole lot and
right here in Sanford I Relieve we
have th e biggest hearted people t h a t
can be found anywhere,
For instance I happened t o ’ he a t m any
funerals, a t funerals of people in
s tra ite n e d x ir e u m s t a n c e f l ^ a t horfieB
where th e people h a d insufficient
clothiug, a t accidents of various
Jcinds where th e victims needed
clothing and a home for the tim e be
ing and never in all these years jiave
I found-the people of Sanford lacking
i n ’ t h a t Good S a m a rita n spirit t h a t
should be th e basis of tru e religion.
T here are some ladies of this city
and one lady In p artic u la r who is
always on the job when a kind and
helping h and is needed. Should a n y
one, a t an y time need a car it is
there for them , Should assistance
be needed a t any tim e clay or night
this lady is there and she does not
lend this assistance in a way th a t
makes th e recipient feel th a t he or
she is under obligations. This lady
has am ple means of her own and she
delights in assisting those who need
it and there are others here ju s t like
her.
T h a n k God for this great
C hristian spirit t h a t is never found
wanting am ong our townspeople.
They are of the salt of the earth
B EER N O T BARRED
E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA
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Fertilisers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies
For thirty years urf have been manufacturing fertilizers in this State— we have
W ashington, J u ly 1 . —As w a rtim e „ . '
satisfied customers in every county in Florida.
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Prices always in line with Quality
prohibition took effect M o n d ay night W ntd for Latest Price List.
Jt E. SPURLING, Local Agent, SANFORD, FLORIDA
the d e p a rtm e n t of justice announced
t h a t j t s agents, th ro u g h o u t th o -c o u n try would not a t t e m p t tom orrow to
stop th e snle of 2 \ i per cent alcoholic
conten t beer;
T h e eleventh h o u r developm ent, a
flat reversal of .an earlier ruling to
d a y by the d e p a rtm e n t was, d u e to
the u n c e rta in ty as to hom t h e fed
eral c o u rt of New York m ight rule
on a pending claim by brewers th a t
been containing t h a t much alcohol |
is not intoxicating.
While this u n c e rtain ty existed as |
to beer of lighter ulcolholic percent- i
age th a n th a t sold generally h e re to
fore, full warning was given th a t
with respect to- whiskey and all bev- j
erages as to whose intoxicating pow
ers there was no doubt, every gov - 1
ernm ental ugency would be set to
work in n determ ined effort to pre - 1
vent their m anufacture and sale.
How long the sale of 2
per cent
beer m ight continue would d e p e n d .
ordinarily on the speed of the courts,
but congress wil. s tep to the fro n t in
an effort to -c o m p le te the effective
ness of the wartim e law.
H If somo man d o n 't build some
more bouses in Sanford soon there
D a lly T h o u g h t.
will be a riot among th e people who
Let us eonslijer the renson of the
have been disposc-ssed by the b u y ‘nse. For nothing Is hnv that Is not
ers. I cannot rest well nt night enson.—Sir John Powell.
there are so many rings at my door
by people who want to rent or buy
Unexpected Information.
my house.
The* city council will
A clergyman lost hlsjium e on n S at
have to erect tents to house the
people ere long. T here never was urday evening. After bunting with n
boy until after midnight be gave up
such n rush of people looking for
In despair. The next day, somewhat
houses here in the past thirty years. dejected ul Ills loss, be weqt .Into tbo
pulpit nnd look for bis text the follow
ing piissilge from J o b ; “Oh, Hint I
knew where I might find him." The
boy, supposing the horse was still the
burden uf thought, cried out: *1 know
where be Is. He's tg Deacon Smith’*
burn I"
To A lF Interested in B etter Fruit
A B u c k e y e S e r v ic e M an
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When to spray
When to fertilize
When to rebud
Be sure to write your name and address plainly
and get the letter off to us as promptly as pos
sible. We will place your name on Mr. Sperry's
calling list. P u t your grove problems up to him
when he arrives.
When (o replace—
How lo protect—
Citrus Trees
The
Buckeye
Man Will
Tell You
It makes no difference whether you arc a Buckeye
customer or not, our service Is freely a t your
disposal.
No Cost — No Obligation
Buckeye Nurseries
M. E. Gillctt
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D. C. Gillelt
1I3S Citizens Bank Illdg.. Tampa, Fla.
SUM M ER F A S H IO N S
on the lake front . o n e ol these days, , man, lor the sake of th e Ashing but
Some elub will build it. There -are. just to All full hit creel anti couqt
rum ors now of the W oman's C lu b anil weigh bis ra te h. W hat he ran
selling their pro p e rty on Oak a v e - ( get out <tf life with the least expendnue and building a fine club house itu re of himfcelf is h i s ’ever constant
on the l i k e front. This is indeed ' • t u d y . " — J. T . S.
gratifying and will be fine for th e
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Woihan s Club and fine to r Sanford. ^
ail exchange: "Q ueer, isn’t
We will never enjoy th e ad v antages „ , h|kt th|l m0Bt rtttnpBnt nnd radiof th e lake until w . build a pavilion
rnnters aRainat th e prosperous
and club house an the* shore.
*#*«*»!« nmi inntitutimm
this roun-
in Newest Arrivals
Blouses1of.Rare Loveliness -Have
Made Their Appearance
our showing of
a very com
T Sometim es \ think t h s t m aybe
the people h«7V are hardhearted b e
cause thoy^Aeem neglectful of the
new
Georgette, Crepe de Chine and
colors, some trimmed in lace
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This is your opportunity to get the benefit of the
experience unci knowledge of a qualified Buckeye
Nunufflcs' expect — Mr. W. D. Sperry—without
coat to you,
If interested in producing better fruit, you can
get many practical pointers from Mr. Sperry.
ety of fashionable new styles,
change
Will Be in Seminole County
July 14th to 19th
Buckeye Service (already fully advertised in this
paper) is now extended to every grove owner; and
prospective grove owner, in Seminole county. 4
How to rhoosi
Organdie blouses in a wide vari
S o ntrdM
THEY CARRY EVERYTHING
201 W est First Street
M ay Slip U nder Barbed- Wire. F en ce
East First St.
It will pay you to walk u few
steps farther nnd see our line.-
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£0 lb lin of U n i t t S . M .
U l | a O d i l o n S u p , n o r 17.SO
OklahorSs Ho u r 21 lb u r k 11.75, Kuf »r tn ' U . n t l l l r . l i e
A Wood H c r . l t h F r e d , u r k 14.40. W. C. Onto, nar k (5.70
—and you won’t
mistake a peacock for a night
ingale or an ordinary talking
machine for a jeweled Pat he.
Listen to the Pathe with the
Sapphire Ball and all-wood vi
olin tone chamber. * You hear
every note—every word clearly, distinctly, n o scratching
metallic sounds. You cannot
help being impreawMl with the
P athe superiority in tone when
you buy with your earn.
Y our eyes will see the tiny
(hand-polished) Sapphire Bail
gliding smoothly round and*
round without wearing or cut
ting the groove.
Sec it rubbed across the record
— children often do this—with
out hurting it. Arid remember
no needles to change.
Even if you b u y with your eyes
—you will see many advantag
es in the Pathe Instrum ent not
found fn the ordinary talking
machine.
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Come to our (tore and hear the
tone ol an instrument os dear
as the song of a nightingale, in
a cabinet aa big and- beautiful
as a peacock,
The Pathe Plays all Makes of Records
J. D. DAVISON, Manager
^ Boys arc re turning from the ser
vice now and are looking for' their
old Jobs back. Most of th em in
Seminole c o u n ty are being well cared
for. Some left here w ith o u t a job,,
an d of course come back w ith o u t a
job.
These boys m ust be lookede
a lte r as well*as’ the fellow who left a
job.
M aybe when th e boy left he
did not w a nt, need or care for a job,,
b u t now t h a t he has seen things in
t h ^ service he has come to realize
w h a t life and service m ean. I t is the
d u t y - of- e v e ry citizen—of—this; ~and
o th e r c o u n ties aa well, to provid
these y o u n g . entlem en with Jobs in
order t h a t th e y m ay taffe up their
life's d u t y a n d be self su s ta in in g —
t h a t th$y m ay com plete t h s i r e j u c a H op—or t h a t they m ay finish p aying
for tb*!r h o m e s —in order t h a t th ey
m ay do t h e . th o u s a n d and one
things youi could or would expect a
young red blooded A m erican t o do
a fte r h aving gone th ro u g h the war
or w a rs—a fte r having fo u g h t for the
rig h t for you and for me. Now if
you should h appen to h a v e a job or
If by a little changing you can .make
a jo b forjMB-Of these m anly fellow*
ju s t call him up or sto p him on t h e
s tre e t a n d sa y to Kim " C o m e on
ovef to m y place a n d I 'll give you
w ork," -He will look, you In t h e facet
[ a n d t h a n k y o u — then his h e a rt will
' be glad— glad t h a t he ha* done w h a t
he did a n d w hat he could while
w e arin g th e uniform' T h in k it over.
and others prettily embroideried.
Complete
Boys
Department
show ing-a coif!pre;
hensive line of B oy’s
Summer Suits Odd
Trousers, Bell Blous
es a n d everything
for the boy. Make
this Dept, a visit
bring the boy along.
is very extensive-and
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includes all sizes 34
to 44 for July warm
days these suits are
especially desirable.
o a Complete Line of Silk
Hose
at 75c, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75
$2.00 and $2.50 '
an unusually* complete showing
of Silk Hose, including-all—the----seasonable and popular shades
and black and white. The finest
grades are represented at these
prices, making selections easy and
satisfactorily made.
Cohne in
an?l see this showing.
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�THE SANFdRO HERALD
friends who will w ith her. happiness.
* M r. Vincent is a p r o m i n e n t 'b u s i
ness m an of Vero, Fla., a n d h a s a
host o f friendq who unito In e x te n d
ing cordial congratulations • to him
and his bride."
With Competent Men to Wash and Polish Cars
Tires
6 ,0 0 0
Mile
p r o m is e m u c h , b u t
Sheafer H as T h e N e st
It. C. Sheafer finally o b tain ed the
m a m m o th yellow ja c k e t’s nest a n d
has b rought It to his hom e a t
113 E lm street where it is a ttr a c tin g
considerable a tte n tio n
T h e nest
was located in a swam p near C a m
eron C ity and it took Mr. Sheafer
sevvral days to gas the jacke ts an d
g t th e m groggy enough to ena ble
him to dig bu t the b o tto m o f ' t h e
nest a n d bring it away in taet. T h e
n e s t . h a d been built around a pine
s t u m p and was also s tretch e d from
several small trees m a k in ; i t diffi
cult t o c u t it loose.’ T h e nest is six
feet high and measures ten feet in
circum ference and in• pronounced b y
those who know to be one of th e
largest yellow jacke's- nest t h a t has
ever b ee n discovered in this p a r t of
the s o u th . Mr. Sheafer -has several
Installed “Modern Auto L
Goodrich
O th e r F lo u rs m a y
Guaranty
USED CARS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY— 1 Hudson, 7-passenger; 1 Saxon
G, 5-passenger; 2 Buick 4’s, 5-passengers;. 1 Apperson 4, 5-passenger; LOverland
4, 2-passenger; 1 Buick 4, Truck; 1 American Speedster; 1 International Truck;
: : 2 Overland 90’s, 5-passengere; 1 Nearly New Dodge Delivery Car : :
S U P E R L A T I V E S E L F R IS IN G FLOUR
KEEPS, T H E F A IT H
It fcives you LIGHTNESS, W HITENESS 'nnd
PURITY combined with RICH NUTRIMENT
and PERFECT LEAVENING .
WIGHT GROCERY CO.f
Sanford, Fla.
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Vegetable Crates
ff. A. Merryday Cwdjubj
Politics, Florida
farming
P e o p l e s r a n k annex b u il d INC S O LD TO HAl.L H A R D
WARE C O M PA N Y — O T H E R
SALES .IN CITY AND COUNTY
- P R O PER TY
'
IJne of ihc largest deals in city
property and especially of business
property pulled off in Sanford in the
past few month** was the sale of the
store rooms and otlice building of
the Peoples Hank of this city. T he
property is located in the heart of
the city and consists, of three large
store rooms facing on First street
opposite the Hotel Carnes and the
second tlour in offices and is cunsedercil one of the best locations in
Sanford
This property was sold
Tuesday to the Hail Hardware Co.,
of this city by the Peoples Rank
T he building is brick and is about
eight years old and gives the Hall
Hardware Co a line location and
plenty of floor apace.
p ro p e rty
ad ja c e n t
to
the
M any farm ers are selling th eir im
proved lands unci buying new land
with a view of clearing up the land
and m aking new farm s for th ey real
ize more th a n th e newcomer how
good these lands are when brought
Into perfact condition.
The
section is un d o u b led • SanTord
•
ly the g re a te s t funding section in
the world and when home people
begin buying lands and city p roperty
and back* th eir faith with their
money it m eans n s tead y grow tit
th at will build a great city and a
great c o u n try here in the next few
years.
A ny one wishing to see th e neat
can go to Mr. Sheafer’a residence i t
any tim e.
—
Why Stings H urt.
_ ..
T he p ain caused by the sting o f n e t
tles is d u e (tartly bo formic netd a n d
partly to .it chemlcnl resembling snake
[Hdson. O u r ne ttle s a r e c nm pnratlvely
h a r m le s s ; but In India, .Torn and elsewhere., th e r e tire _varieties? the p a in fu l
’(Tects oif which- last weeks, nnd lit
tome case s months, like minke-hltes.
two fine city lots corner T e n th a n d
P a lm e tto to D. P. D ru m m o n d who
will Rudd at once, the 0 . W . . B ra d y
farm of 50 acres an d 70 acres of the
11. II. CitappeJI place tr< J o h n R us
S ig n s of Executive Ability.
sel1. the M eG agahin place , corner
"Siiuirt baby."
M yrtle ami Nixtii streets, to 11. L.
"You bet. He'll make a fine execu
Gibbon. four blocks on the luke
tive some dny."
front just east of the Zachary-T yler
"Whnt makes you think so?”
.Veneer Co. to (3. D. Rishop for a
“He tins everybody In the house
Inm ate of Cell Shoots David Speer
home and farm, the Dr Person farm
working for him already.”
.
M aking Slight Wound
on tho west side to Geo. M eC rum of
Jailer David Spcpr hs£d one of the
New York.
Oh. Piffle!
narrowest escapes from a ,b a d wound
Dob— I understand stie U Hie mosl
The Rich farm at Cameron City
th a t mortal ever can and live to tell projwr person you - ever met.
has been sold to R. L. tlrier. a S an
the story.
Sam—You bet; won't even necomford grower who has been renting
pnny you on n piano unless there Is a
A.
P.
D
awson
of
A
ltam
onte
had
this p roperty for som e time.
been arrested for failing to dtp his chaperon near.
T h e P arram ore p roperty on. Park cattle as prescribed by law and
APPEARANCES.
avenue, opposite th e court house, to brought to jail here late S a tu rd a y
the Sanford Lodge of Masons.
night
lie had nut been searched fur
weapons as he was not supposed to
carry any a n d was placed in a cell
where he s tay ed until Sunday m o rn
ing
He called la iler David Speer to
the door of the inner, cell S u n d ay
mornihg, ' saying th a t he w anted
something nnd ns Mr. Speer cam e
close he reached ou t with a pistol
and fired point blank at him
T he
jailer saw th e m ovem ent in tim e to
raise his right hand tdigh'lv which
ireflected the gun and mac. a IhMi
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
LOOK OUT!
Kidney trouble s don’t disappear of
therns^lvca.
Tit ay mow slowly but
At&idlly,
unilcnnlnlnu - health
with
deadly c e rta in ty , until you fall a vic
tim to InaurablV disease.
Ste» your troubles while there Is time.
Don’t w att u n til little pains become b lr
aches. lJon“t trifle with disease. To
avoid future suffering begin tr e a tm e n t
with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OH Cap--------------•ulea
now. Tahn three or fo u r every
day until you ore entirely free from
pain.
This w ell-know n preparation h a s been
one of the national remedies of Hol
land for c enturies. In Ifisa the govern
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_ __ N e t h e r l a n d s g r a n t e d i
ment
Tho housewife of Holland would al*
moat as soon be w ithout food as with,
out h e r "n e e l Dutch Drops," as she
.quaintly rails GOLD MEDAL Haarlam
Oil Capeules, They re
and ore responsible In a
for the sturdy, robust
Hollanders.
Do not daisy. Qo to your druKKlx iid
Insist on hla supplying you with ti< i.U
MKlkAL H aarlem Oil Ca#sulrs lilts
them a s dtrectod. and If you a rt not
aatlaflad w ith result* your flruKK'M will
gladly refund y o u r money. Look for
the name GOLD MEDAL on thr bos
and accept no olhsr. In tested t in ,
sp ecial c h a r t e r a u t h o r i s i n g Its p r e p a r e '
tlo n a n d Bale.
Fordson Tractors
im e to
for athe “Fordson Tractor.” 4
■y
very, best and cheapest trac
torSf or all farm use.
Price of Tractors
.
:t al otsev
In I act I Ins buying
r -ale* i i.ted lin- w,-ck are selling
of' property among
Kelley farm lo C L. B yrd people dem onstrate s th a t there
west side at u handsom e-aum , 1 fixed value to Sanford property
Extension
187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE MONROE
Address: C. KEN NISON. I \ O. Box 505, Orlando. Fla
$ 4 0 .0 0
prices
"I must look like nil easy thing."
"What makes you think sol"
"Everybody tried to do me. Even
wlicn I went to my gardener's to buy
't vine, lie tried lo sell me a sucker."
Joining Bulkhead oil the West. T w o blocks of building Lots
With two storv factorV building.
•
A Ragtime Melody.
P i c k a n i n n y 's In de crib,
Cryln* like ite dickens;
M a m m y ’s bakin ' hoe rakes,
D a d d y 's liuntlo' chickens.
C. F. W ILLIAM S
Dealer
T h e Easiest Way.
"Ilow do you and your wife ntnnnge to mljust your little dlfTeroncra
so pleasantly?”
.
•
"Easily enough. I Just admit 1 nut
wrong."
EDW ARD HIGGINS
S a lesm a n
Herald Want Ads Will Brins Results
U S l t c H T f t c Hr at C o r p o r a t io n
How old was your battery
when you bought it?
H ow many months elapsed since
it left the factory?
— Lot us tell you w h ittle 'life dHi
U S L "D ry Charged” Battery’dates
from the day you buy it.
W e h ave c o m p le te parts in
sto c k , im p ro v ed m eth o d s, full
equipment and,^above all, w e’ve
expert workmen to repair any
batteryDrive around fo r a fete minutes batteryinspection. It Pays in the long run.
Corner Park and Commercial St
Sahfcrd, Fla.
hom e of Mrs. M. F. Thom as, on
Wcat Fourth s tre e t, Springfield,
jvh£IL-hei.-Sist£r_~MD*—Carriu - T y n o r
J a c k s o n becam e t h e bride of Mr.
T h o m a s Arnold Vincent.
Rev. Dr. W. A. Hobson, pastor of
the F irst B ap tist church, performed
th e nuptial cerem ony, which was
witnessed by relatives and a fewm ost intimate- friends of the bride
and bridegroom.
T h e house was beautifully deco.*,
ated with ferns and cut dowers,
* Following th e cerem ony an in
formal reception was held, during
which refreshm ents were served. As
sisting in serving were little Misues
E thel and E lizabeth G ary, a ttra c tiv e
young nieces of *he bride.----- — ~—
T h e bride wore a becoming trav e l
ing suit of p o n g e e 's ilk w ith hat a n d
accessories to m atch .
. Mrs. Vincent h a s resided in Jac k
sonville only » brief tim e, b u t has
ende are d herself t o • wide circle of
The Makers Guarantee 6,000
The Tires Double it 12,000
Southern*’ Tires are Thick Tires
''S o u th e rn ” tires are hand m ade tires—
built layer on layer by skillet! tire makers.
The b est m aterials are used; fabric made o f
ex tra stro n g Sea Island c o tto n ; pure gum,
fine P a ra and Ceylon plan tatio n rubber,
new a n d live, and h f g h - g r a d e * com
pounds.
‘ S
There art- '’Southern” tires for et
a tire think of the above facta am
^
1
“S outhern” tires are tough, resilient and
very hard to puncture. T h e treads are oneeighth to one-fourth of a n inch thicker than
most other tre a d s: T he side walls are onethirty-second to three-thirty-seconds of an
inch thicker th a n those of m ost o th e r tires
selling at about th e sam e price.
y car, plain and non-skid tread*.
When
let yfntr gpod tire judgment lead you to silect
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Phone 251
Sanford, Florida
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T f^ E SANFORD HERALD
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T ON SANFORD
The State League Pennant Winners will be the Sanford Team
The State League ADMIRATION Winners will be
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THE CIGARS
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FLORIDA-CUBA CIGAR COMPANY
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RIGHT HERE IN SANFORD
CALL 'EM IIY NAME
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REX PACKARD is President
WALTER MORGAN is General Manager
LOUIE MILLER is Secretary-Treasurer
PA T’S PEG - SOME BRUSH r TAMPA TRAIL
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The Factory is Owned and Operated by PAT and WINTERS and SCHELL
and LOUIE MILLER and their Sanford friends.
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SEASON OPENS
WITH GAM E
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now N Pont
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of
r a in
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M in i:
g r im n d s
r o o t HI T (. t .MC \\ \ s
t i> r o
<'R o w n
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hall s e as o n op e n e d >«&*vrday
I ' will, a Kaiue b e tw e e n t h e soul mutes'.
Or undo and S an ford and t h e Krent
I..' ■ urniK of fans from both to w n s
slow ed that t h e . s p i n ! had not de-
K in d l e
HOTEL
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Eun)pMnK^O)t^eno(l«m'9cn?(^'
oytfidf rootTK Ste4n\Uwted *i” up'Cifdir\ I
cotwtfioft-Convenient Io Everything In |
heart of Cily ■Send for Booklet <
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T h e " N e V O V v E k e C o.,
M o n tg o m e ry , A la .
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p a r te d from .eith e r place and t h e c a t c h in last half of the f o u r th
Karnes b e t w e e n S anford and O rland o tiring t h e sidei
re*!
Stew art
It
r i i u p m a n . It
in t h e s la te league will bring up tin-; pitch,-r C h a p m a n mad. a good !
) Kates receipt* in both pjaccs
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drive KettitiK to first and on a wildj
| lowering skies kept some people from , | iriiw m a,|,.
I coming int,o town toil most every* I
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C h a p m a n . C. F.
Anderson S S
H arris I. F.
S teven s
It. K.
O p p e iih e it u ,'t h e ce n te r fielder w as
b o d y Who cou ld g et out to H o l d e n '
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th e r e w ith a line ca tc h of u lo n e
j P ark w a s th e re and the w a y . th q y | , | rjV(,
sat in t h e rain and w a tc h e d t h e ]
In m a n on third w as there a n d in
g a m e p r o v e s that hull fever is still
(lie ciKhth c au gh t a hot liner puttiiiK
a d ise a s e , an d not an ep id em ic
log tWli Sanford
T h e g r o u n d s loot lu*en placed in
! idlimi . Mew a n . •_‘b
lirsl cla ss con d ition toil no )>all park '
h ad a ( ‘h u p m a n , i
can w it h s t a n d such a d o w n p o u r of I
(runt of I n toati. ssk v n i n e as that of v <'.-i «-rda\ and
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■■(ill present a clean f ate and tin*
I lie h a n d ic a p m a d e good
1 ( tppciihci in. . f
hoys of | lie t wo (earns needed hath*
writer ' ( 'h apt mm. p
(In accoun t of our s]
iiiK s u i t s rather t han iln-ir nice uni1ties Oil \ t ui c f - o n . Hi
h e ll iiik his otih stilt of
forms
>mnin io i Harris, rf
the g a m e he was forced li
T h e Rome w as p ro b a b ly the b est
11crab! ' Sjipncer. If
Kiime that hits ev.-r been pluYi-d hi K>>inKt" press a day early in order to
such w a t er y c o n i| i (Anns and w I■1 1■* it take t h e f o u r t h otl preclude* tins
could h a v e been im p r oved upon in paper gi vi n g t h e g a m e what it d e - ! ( irlamh
sp o ts c o n sid e r in g - that both te a m s s e rv es m t he w a y of full paMinjlnra. |
are new and ................ ..
p layed to*.
Thv ^
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being in te r e st e d in s o m e of t h e largj D istric t, w h ic h c o m p r is e s t h e s t a t e s
cut c a t t le herds w hich roam t h e Kis- of N o r th and S o u t h C a r o lin a , Goor•*iimtv-e pr.urii*s,
R ep orter -S tar.
Kia, Florida a n d T e n n e s s e e h a v e
been e s ta b lis h e d in A t la n t a .
P er son s
d
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fu
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in
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s h o u ld
iti;t i ; m ;
M i ; i m .ti, a t t k n t d i
write t o Dr. J. A : - W a lk in g , o t h F loor
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.N e k s for D is c h a r g e d S fd d ie rs . S a i l C h a m b e r o f - C o m m e r c e R ld g., A t
la n ta , Ga.
ors. M a r in e s anti O th e r P e r
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s o n n e l, H enefirln ries
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All persons d iseh arged from the
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m ilitary or n aval forces resid in g in
0
and about this city can now receive
n
m edical a t te n t io n and n o d i cal e \ ii
anutialiotl I it the IdinK of appiieaj
tiotis lor e o m p e u sn l io n ,
1‘tie t utted
ii
S t a t e s P ub lic H ealth S ervice, the
n
m edical a d ' i . o r - to the Horean of
War Risk In su r a n c e, h a v e e s t a b lis h
ii
ed otl sees lit Sittifortf, and Dr. J T
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Dl'lll 'll, w hose a d d le s - }» JIMi Kasl
hirst St has lii'eti tip pointed as local
govern lllclit evallilner
Al! p'TsoUs
desirin g to oiittnn in surance or filing
I) a p p l i i i t i o n for eom pi'trsation under
I)
tin' M ireau of War Risk ei, must fur
o nish i m ed ical certificate of their
o
prese I p h ysical co m lllio it.
These
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[lerson* t ■\ a p p ly in g to Dr
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o D e n to n , at 'JOti Jv h';rst street in iv
it bo ex a m in e d and all n ece ssar y p a
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per- "tied mi! free of charge
S uch
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pi r-o is Will, also receive at the e x
S* p e n s e of t h e g o v e r n m e n t , m ed ical re
ft, lief, nr be seni to it g o v e r n m e n t hos-
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K d b e r b efore the itm ni'V iH good and I fr(lfn , , , . rv „ flK|,. :in<| ,f
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many s p e d aculur st u n t- k e p t I h e i ilirr t e a m did not show up as t h e y It Miller. If
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f ins on 1 h e i r t o e
shoul d m a few p l ays we <an' eas i l y
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II I ? -J
K en d rick , s*
see
that S anf ord and Orlando hot h
From an im partial sta n d p o in t u
;i it o :t . o
Kerlin, rf
looks like S anford and Orlaitd o arc h a v e good tc 1 ins
i o a ::
l l i ' l thinger . jtf1In ro will
to stiine
1 )f • nurse
will
p retty well m a tc h e d and if Ih e yv wi
k! I (• (I ■t
\ iiiiiik , P
k
t..r ch an ge s maih in (1 e tej im here as
Left in hu-e-* Sanford H, O rlan d o
igned all
Park t he men liavi n o t ' I ceil
Fir'd t'a*» on bull C h a p m a n
1hat round us xet ami mix by plav mg
Ilf
uirse this d<
1 i i i i i i k «1.
; i.al or in s t it u t io n , s h o u ld th is lie
otl be several g a m es can t it- m an iger a nd
Struck out b y Chapim tn !•, Y o u n g necessary.
as w a r m l y w e l c o me d or t h a t Sftnford t h e c a p t a i n k now j u s t w h e r e t o t a k e ,*>.
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hen.l>|ti.irtcr» for the Fifth
will not l a k e so n u n I, in lcr e-l III I lie ntH a ml lit! in
ai ritiee |..l
( Ippenheitii. ('hap*
Karnes b u t y o u know w)ial we mean. to re; d work in
•nan. ^ oiiuk .
d o n ' t t^iii, Orl ando"'
S.i f.ford lias
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s t e a d y d o w n p o u r of ram a n d till- IS
F ’lndfi of t h e family will regret
ry afid v
th* std r it
th a t
p revails ini Lull b a l l , i
to learn of t h e d ea th of Mrs. Nut ft h
here. _
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of
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circles hi th e s e tw^o'l nvv ns of S ii'ifonl
w hich nrctirrre il in t Ins
Amil now at
a th e last the sail I ai
M rlando. tw o of . I1he girc.it
ereati-st
And
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cv e n m g of 1ii in Jot h. at
mu-" I., inl.t
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Mrf arris h la m e l i >.irifnrd , I n
a foul tin,11 and
re if. full w .
re-nfi w .lh lo r -mi II it Farristi, i
1 he li.ii i ori
lit of the g a m e
ab ou t three y e a r - aK“ . S he w as the
Orl u nd o Hi
w ith a loot, d r i w .
Sanford C h a p m a n an d C h a p m a n .
w id ow of t h e late It. W. Farrlsh of
Horn in R r u to n >
I H arris m a d e u p r e tty runtfinK
S a n fo r d 's line up w a s as fo llo w s: llr u to n , A la b a m a .
Ala.. l>ee. ilftlb. 1NIlf sh e had r e a c h -'
cil the ripe old age of 7d yearn ai d
s e v e n m o n t h s al the t im e of her
d ea th
I n t e r m e n t took
p lace at
llr u to n , A la., S u n d a y , J u n e U-.
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MKRT
IN
ORLANDO
C attle O w n e r s and C o u n ty
IN ill Gal her T h e r e
O fficials
A m e e tin g of r a t t le o w n e r s, c o u n
ty c o m m is s io n e r s and o th e rs in t e r
es te d in tick e r a d ic a tio n work in the
c o u n tie s s u r r o u n d .n g O r a n g e c o u n t y
has been called for 10 a. in., J u ly
7th at th e court h o u s e in O rlando,
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M em bers of the S l a t e L ive Stpii-k
S anitary Hoard and odii-ials of t h e
g o v e r n m e n t will be t h e r e to d isc u ss
m atter s of great im p o r t a n c e t o th e
r a t t le o w n e rs in th is territory.
It is e x p e c t e d that th e p o lic y ,>f
the board will he a n n o u n c e d f o l l o w
ing the co n fe r e n c e , b ased on all t h e
f a d - i liut Oiay to- p r e s e n te d .
T h e c o u n ty , otlicials and a targe
d ele g a tio n of c a t t le o w n e r s from
S e m in o le c o u n t y s h o u ld tie th e r e to
rep r esen t this c o u n t y ’s in t e r e s t s , as
th e s y s t e m a t i c i n k e r a d ic a t io n c a m
p aign is g o in g h lo n g v e r y nicety artd
wo can get released fro m ij o u r a n t i.,e
th is y e a r if the work is k e p t g o in g .
The Flavor Lasts!
nlwavs
Ar P. CONNELLY
REAL EST A TE
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
G r ea tly b e lo v e d in the h om e circle
a d e v o t e d m o th e r and kind frn in'
her loss will be k een ly felt by th e s e
w h o knew her and loved her Lest.
T w o su ns a n d three d a u g h te r* are
left to m ourn her d e a th : II H. F a r - j
rish. Mis* F lo r e n c e Furrish and Mi* >
M ar y Karris h of LhiM c ity :
Mrs.
Ilah h , of HaittbridKe, fin , and J. It,
Farrisli of C a m illa . (Ja.
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WE ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES
FIRE INSURANCE
)ine - Your Auto - Tornado - Liability
Property Damage
Drew Development Co..
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Formerly Holden Real Estate Co.
City Lots in All Parts of City
ry Lands in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division
hT E D c u s t o m e r s
A. P. CO NN ELLY
ra
th e b e s t
buy fo r
th e
p r ic e
K e e ly G rove Sold
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The greatest
five-cents worth
of beneficial
sealedTiahf-Kept Riaht refreshment
DITr of ^ITie largest g ro v e deal*
tu r n e d in neveral month* was tin
sa le of th e P. M, Ki'.gjy gruvu a t j
Sanford to C. II. F la m of th is c ity
T h e price ftp; r o x i m a tin g J50.000.
possible
to get.
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The K e e ly grox'e is k now n as on e ,
of the sh o w place* of S e m in o le c o u n
ty,
It is s i t u a t e d on C r y st a l Lake
and c o m p r is e s :',;j acres. T h e r e -.’i t s 1
in all 150 aer es w hich went with (,he 1
sale,
t h a t vvJdch is not under g r o v e t
is excellen t fa r m in g and tim b er land
Mr F la m in te n d s I n t o to avid to the
siz e of his g r o v e
1 he tr a n s a c t io n was rlosi'd T u e s
d a y , Mr. K e e ly m ak in g the su lf direct.
T h o u g h Mr. F,lam is in th e
a u t o m o b i le b u sin e s s, being p resid en t
of t h e F lo r id a A u t o and S u p p ly C o.
ho k n o w s t h e w o r th of t h e citr u s in
d u s t r y of t h is s e c t io n an d i* t o be
c o n g r a t u la t e d ott his recent b u y .
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WitAHrW 0
• T h in ' is his first v en tu r e in citrus
g r o v e p r o p e r t y t h o u g h he has n u m er
o u s o t h e r real e s t a t e holding*
t h r o u g h o u t t h is se c t io n of t h e s t a t e ,
V
a ir b
�TOE SANFORD HERALD
now.’ those who did not mnkc t h e ^ t h a t is not well stocked
THE SANFORD HERALD !| suprem
e sacrifice side l>y side with ough bred or very high
It. J. HOLLY, Editor
M. H a VNES. Iluslncss Manager
ONK Y i;u t
MONTHS
t i i u i :k m o n t h
SIX
s
in < a n a d.a ,from o er?eas.
and. eoutppi d. w i t h, my .lirst m o n .t.h. s
arriving
Mal l Ma i l t Augu-t
Poa l ol ht f ai S anf oo) , I lot. !i
A n of M a r r h 3rd. IhTjl
O iff
their C anadian cous i ns, and it is
pleasing to hear them tell how that
l wonderful C anada treated us like
"gentlem en "
. G unner liarrv Smith, a Conttectiru t s ol di er , h a c k home.
!!* in the
New ^ ,.r, T-me*. .1 - r
w in !
•• - t i t listening to. It -a
. .I v, a t disci arg id1 "Tie
1 h Mir a f t e r
He r a l d IjalldJpf
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g r a t u i t v a l l ow a n c e s , t r a n s p o r t a t i o n
a **d. ,*» *v ..I b ud,g e. wu» on m y wav
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h o m e in t h e l lilted M a t e s in J i u -
with thorgrade hogs
and cattle and a vast n u m b er of the
farm ers are* keeping up the registry
on their sto rk ”
.
T his ehanged eondit n in Florida,
* “ >> reference to cattle a n d .b o g s is
'host gratifying and partic u la rly ' to
" " ' 1' who have, by their im proved
II'Ve s t o r k brought it ab o u t. It is a
oge from scrub anim als a n d pov1
e "•
nure bred or high
grade
.
. , live
inlluence.
...a " -k ..... I co m p a ra tiv e
1 f'r
11 s ta n c e s
to
,
p ro v e
,
,
th is
Save Your Money When You Get It
Tfie’tiim* to save your money i - l e moment you ^et it place all
your funds apart and solve you! financial difficulties by placing a
set sum each week at this bank. We offer you this plan to save
your money through the g a t e w a y of a s a v i n g s account.
are
I aev- ar»' to be found on
u
r . s H o n d a farms and cattle
ram i ts.
They speak loudly . in a t
testatio n of the t r u t h of the ndvaneem e n l and 1prosperity
. . . of Florida cattle
an d live stock breeders,
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tune** We were a.so
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eivthnn clothing. ,1 am now receivmg $70 and my wile $,W per month
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.
With two game of balls today ,for the
time
stated..
M> wife .reortc should not go hungry for am u se reived regularly and prom ptly $!l0
It «=» impossible to estim a te the
m ents.
per m o n th during my absence, plus money value th a t im proved live
foreign exchange money.
I cannot *l«ck breeding
and
raising has
of days when
speak too highly of the w o n d e rfu l ! Drought to Florida farm ers and j
■ feel
mor»
country which treated us “A m e ric a n : breeders.
Likewise, it is not posvolunteers like ■gentlemen.* **
*'•''•* to calculate the good, aside
As Mrs. M alaprop said, " co m p ar- from increased w e a lth ,.th a t has come
And then our boys are home or at isons are odorous.” T a m p a Trib- to breeders and raisers of thoroughle a s t some of them arc home an d w,
nt>
lired cattle an»I hogs. T h e ir owners
c a n celebrate us neVer before.
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have become m ore enlightened, have
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broader v is io n s^ of things and nfT H L n t l C E OF A U K I D G h
fairs; they live b etter, have more of
S peaking of farm labor and s h o rt
a g e of help w hat is th e m a tte r with • flow m an y hum an lives would ifr the com forts of life—and. like as not
giving the soldier boys jobs on S a n take to represent th e cost of a bridge m oney in b ank, or governm ent
across th e St. Johns river where th at bonds. They an d th eir families have
ford farms?
strea m enters Lake Monroe, four more of the com forts of J i f e , sons
miles east of Sanford?
and d aughters are being b e tte r e d u
This question is a proper otic and cated th a n were their elders, and
is raised because of a frightful •acci
dent occurring on the Osteen ferry a
few day* ago. M any a m otorist has
made the trip.across this ferry when
tra v e lin g b e t w e e n Sanford and New
S m yr n a
It i- a ease iif , arefully
‘vr:iw ling" d o w n a - t r i p g ra d e to
the Ltt'.e ferry oiilv hirgi e n o u g h . t •
bold tw o m otor ears.
TJtett the who have joined th e a d v a n ced class
“ b o a t” is pulled across the narrow
but deep waterway and th e n - is. a
steep climb to get on terra tirtnn.
On thi- p artieular aftehnm n a Max-
m an
w e’l c o n t a in in g
a
m an.
CAPITAL.S30.000.00
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SURPLUS $15,000.00
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
H.R.STEVENS
R. R. EEAS
C. D. COUCH
CsiSwi
Ali't f ithis*
P'M ldfOl
THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
For Sale— F o u r room bunga.ow .
See T. 0 . Charles. 107 \ t . First St.
ieventh
paved
avenue,
street
(Continued from page 2)
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For Sale— Good buggy and bar
has ju st recently re- ncss. Ladies’ biyclc. J. E. TUkach
rem aining a 1 widower Celery - avenue. •
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Fur S a le — Five acres hear C.itneron C it y .
Two acres cleared ami
fenced.
Excellen t flow ing well
Uji
p
u
b
lic
road,
near
load
in
g
statmri,
F o r r-a:<We have on hand about
W. M. Haynes,
one thousand pounds of Pea seed| - C ash or term s.
We are all glad to h e a r th a t Wal which are som ewhat weevil affected. ( iituju L/incp.
od-tl
of p u re bred J iv e stock owners will
ked.. Pierson • is on his way home We have made several sales of them
never go back to razor back hogs or
from F’rance.
, .
to nearby points- who report they
FOR RENT
- t
Ap piney-wood cows.
T h e best of
Mrs.
M
agnuson
a
n
d
Mrs.
Jesse secured a fair s ta n d on them, They
tlioroughbn-ds will be none , ton
Lee railed to
Mr-. Pallinger l:i-t
F«*r S ale
Good flow ing well .ir..I
wife, three
week a> well a- all the near neigh
half m iie from W ek iw a
Can f - .!
bors and T h u rsday Mrs Vernon Co|■<>u on tn ^um e-te.iii
I 1•.4•- ♦’ i-ak
gni><-. U 1 1! ,t':11 | i t , U . .
er S p e n t t h e , day 'w ith tier
FI j
hu-lr;.
Mr- Met k nnd -« htldreu. with Mrs
H u dgins and little Alice visited last
Fnr rcr.i
Gin- or Cw.j luveU i ui|
W ednesday in GrapevtHe with Mr*
"" ■rri- . ! ,* rMifiur, - from ji-U-- ilfi
W,-.it-rday lu llin g also > n M - s d a m e s
L/Jo
Lundquist, (.’lark and Ballinger.
We un d ersta n d th a t Mr Stafford
has the Job of p u ttin g down 1 >
wells on the foil acre tract below u?.
owned by Fish A Fish of DeLand.
where they are using a gasoline trac
tor for plowing.
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St,
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F’or' h o u se k e e p in g
runm s a p p i.
i ' i'^rk
TUii% bet u ri'it T hirii .f. 1
Fourth str e e totp
For R en t
N icely furnished
room
G e n tle m a n preD-rri d
Fast Fifth St
h.-d111
I
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\\ mIJId Ii KV I it i. j ' ,
o g n tf u ’i s u m m e r h o m e ^md Us*- iif
garage w ith tw o ladies n r n u ; af.d
w 1.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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L*. S eco n d
For Kent
T h re e -unf urn;.pi d
room s, gro u n d floor, m odern in i v t r y
w a y , c o n v e n i e n t l y lo c a te d .
Adults
o n ly
F.’ miu re IL-rald'iiflice
II ♦
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-All L o r a l A th iT iih o m c rilH I 'n c 'e r
T h is H e a d in g T H R F E ( I . N T S i
Li ne F o r F .arh I n s e r t i o n . M i n i m u m
C h a rtfe li.i t e n t s .
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LOST
THEY ARE
nvy ip .n n
LEDGER TRANSFERS,
In Union
There Is
Strength’
B ut tli
<imwbh
must
t h a t J-OTI X3TI
tev p
11 vour records in
them .
T h ere’s a tyj>c to meet every
I)tiri*ose, and the
stock forms th at, fit them are
so carefully designed that you
are able to use many of them
w ithout the slightest change.
B o u n d in Red Cow hide Back
a n t i C o rners. C o rd u ro y Sides,
S te e l H in g e s, T o p Locking.
Let us dem onstrate how
y o u can save time, lUbor add
m oney by using the
Powt Binder.
HERALD PRINTING
CO
Sanford. Florida
W anted F’u ' r ished hom e
room.*, not more th an 1 m
busines* center. Inquire at
Office.
W anted — T w o male W a i t e r s . !
if we, out of goodness of hea rt de
$7 wtH'k. . Belle Cafe.
' frT-tf
Prescripticr.s must not be r. led. cline tn say an y th in g on the subject,
Upholstering and m attress m aking,
Violation <’f 'h e law is puntsrabLc the m a n ’s m r m t e s are d isappointed
by imprisonment not exceeding one ami we are b ra n d e d as white it v e n d furniture repaired, mirrors plated,
cowards.
a u to tops and seats Yecovered. First
year or a tine not exceeding $ 1,000
class work pnly. Brown Upholstery
\i
f
are
liable
’to
rt
ecive
.these'
or. both
S.hop, 121 Court S t . O r l a n d o , .Fla.
raps
and
m
a
n
y
more,
a
n
d
we
are
a
l
Acceptance by th e governhient o '
49-tfc
liquor w h ich .may have been illegally ways ready to receive \ isitors w h e th
er
accom
panied
by
dog
or
Rot.
Of
m anufactured or sold will not con
FO R SA LE
course we do not claim there i* any
fer iirm ii’ ity fr, m r o s e c u t *i*^lde - \ p i '•• of and Mr i ar
4 .Ui! f ti 1 * . Ut 1,000 V!■ jxw 1 <
If »od 1<4Lil 1" H K il k. t 11 Third
street. City
GO- 21p
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Speaker's' Sore T h ro a t.’
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“Cieniyman's sore throat’’ Is. accord- I F
’or Sale—T he best all roundjvverk
F'or
k conditions in Marion co unty ^
,u ^
Jtrfm j .
«f Ntrw - hrtrs,.
In Ne min ole county.
Y oung.
ktv* «itr p a n i r r l a r refi'Yerue th a t j-orj. ,jUt. t„ „ n incorrect method of j-t-ntle
gentle and perfect tly sound
It 1L
dies more or l.->s to practically hreaihlng which causes the *ik iker Lvncl
Lynch. Flouts A. Sanford.
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ry county ;r.- Florida, the ^writer or stugei* to use his muscles Incorrectly —I----ing:
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j and thus overtax Ihe thniuL Tho
For
Six vears ago most of the farms proper y;ny to breathe Is to u.-o the tically
I native ra ttle and hogs but at dl*P*>™gmand the lower ribs, keep- _ p or
, date it t, dltficult to find ., farm >»*
U^ >r ch« ‘ fU" ° f ° ‘r’
»*«al«
T
H E principle applies quite
as much to banking as to
soldiers or states or governments.
I t is roost fortunate th a t iHe F e d
eral Reserve Banking System has
been in operation during the war.
*
The advantages of this organiza
tion accrue to th e custom ers o f the
m em ber banks who a t the same
tim e contribute to the strength
of th e nation’s banking system
and enjoy the benefit of its pro
tection.
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I
Little Happenings
Mention of
Matters In llrlef
Personal Items
of Interest
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TH E SANFORD HERALD
In and About
The City
PAGE SEVEN
W alter R ay, S upt. o ' the Record jS u rv iv in g her are one dau g h ter,
Publishing Co. of St. Augustine w a s ( Mrs. R II. Dean. Sr., of Jacksonin the city yesterday. He has been ville: one son, J. Roy Myers of Key
in Orlando several days on tl e con West a n d ten grandchildren a n d sevtract f l r the Orlando booklet and eral great grand children
stopped oil here to see the ball game
T h e body was .J,aken to Jacksonbetween O rlando and Sanford.
ville 5 ecom partied by Mrs. R, K.
Spot Lights, horns, bum pers, mlo- W h itn er and Mrs. G. E. M cC ul
tor meters, everything for the auto- loch a n d buried near her son, C. L.
mobile.
Sanford Cycle .Co.,- 115 Myers in Evergreen C em etery.
59-2tc
Park avenue,
Services were hejd in chapel at 5
f
o’vToek
Friday afternoon, Rev. V. W.
W* wish to call atte n tio n to t i e
Shields
utliciating.
m ahy advertisers in this issue who
Summnry of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
I
M. M Smith is in t h e city to d ay : have returned home after spending
free nnd sovereign nation, const it ute.V later ul . which delegates from thu
the most em barrassing proposition seven divisions of the southern g roup
th a t has arisen in connection with of the Hell System will draft th e
ratification by the senate
constitution and by-laws of the p ro
One se n a to r told som e of Ins col- posed association. " Miss Woodcock
leagues to d ay that, at the p r o p e r ; was a guest of the com pany a t
titpe, lie will offer a brief, direct Hotel S av an n a h , where on Monday**
itn o dm ent to the tre a ty declaring a luncheon was given the delegates.
th a t the portion of the British e m Later they were taken for a drive
trip to
pire known as the Island of Ireland a/ound S avannah and a
is given recognition as a free and in Tyhee and supper a t D ru d e n and
Potters povillion.
dependent nation.
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Miss Woodcock missed the elecit is ndrnitted th a t Republicans
and Dejnoi r a ts would he placed in a Hon of delegate to the A tlan ta eoncritical position by this a m e n d m e n t . ' ferenre by only two votes, a deloT he leaders nf both parties are m a k - ' gate from Jacksonville winning th e
ing every Effort to concIUiate the honor.
Irish voter an d have him in line for
Miss Woodcock is the popular and
the elections of 192'.
efficient chief operator of the S anT he suggestion oT such an a m e n d - , ford exchange,
ment has caused a panic on both
sides of the senate. Its acceptance
Ronnrris Return H om e
l.y the senate would necessitate a p - j
Mr a m |'
-\r. B anner a n d
proval by all the signatories to the (amily ,pft ,ast ijatUrday for th e tr
trea ty and, it is contended, it would hom e ln Miami after spending a week
prove displeasing to (.rea l Rntlfm.
^ ac county of thc accident a t
greeting his m any friends,
the past two weeks in Jacksonville
i Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Loosing are with Mrs, Haynes’ sister,
Mrs.
waiting points in A labam a and T e n Harry Stephenson.
nessee.
Dr. D. C Ward. Osteopath \ s in
P at fie records g u aran teed to play San/ojd on Monday, Wednesday
w ant yoi r business and who want
1 <>00 times,
60-2to
anil hr ay of each * week.
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business to come to Sanford. P a t G E O R G IA PE A C H E S BY E X P R E S S
Mrs. K. F. D u tto n loaves to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Braxton
Perkins
N othing hut best select, perfect
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i iHerald
vM iui
morrow for points in New Jersey I . f » m
e.t Tuesday for points in Ohio and f
th
are
pcD,)lo wh„ are try- fruit shipped. C a rd a n s and C a rm a n s
where she will s p en d th e sum tm ner.
rom there they will go to New York j
U) {)uiId
Sanford. You know J u n e 1st to 20th . Ralls and lllle y 's
Uic.vcle R epairing—our bicycle re where Mr. Perkins will purchase his
J u n e I5 lh In July 1st, E lh erla s J u n e
it.
pair shop is the largest and best fall and winter goods
25th. Jill 15th. Three Dollars per
equipped repair shop in the city.
Ford parts we carry a line of
crat , C a s h ie r’s Cheek or Money
A six course fish and chicken dinI Ford parts. T o p recovers and seat Or dey.
All work done quickly and guarun75c. Fish suppers 50c, at the covers.
Sanford Cycle Co., 115
nod the best. Sanford Cycle Co.,
R eferoi ce, Rank of W eston. C. 0.
Ayres D aytona Reach Hotel.
5‘J -tf l ’urk Ave. •
59-2tc
115 park Ave.
59-2le .
Long,
W eston, (in.
57-d tp
Mi
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. M artin leave n *
Bculah H ‘,tc ,i nso"* l ,i e , ctt‘- I You can play Pat lu* records on
pahlo m anager of the
' tomorrow for their form er home in J!“ ’r‘‘
" ‘
1
t ’’nt any phonograph,
Hcruld G ets R e s u lts .
Ask y our dealer
P o r t l a n d .'M a i n e , where th e y will
]
" ’7 ,7 BP” ?r ot
J u s t a little notice in the Herald
6
Q2
tc
how*.
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lo ru u n u ,
’
Oldsmuhile, purchased this week
always brings results and th e followsenators friendly j Osteen ferry in which the family
spend, th e s tim m ir.
_
.from Mr. N. II. Garner.
Jam es D. I n g r a m of St. Augustine ing l e t t e r of th an k s explains it:
j
rn*
n,stral,,pn
th a t 1 rcs,d,‘n barely escaped w ith their lives. Mrs.
Motorcycle tires and tubes. S u n -.
„
,,
, , ,
was in the city W ednesday ealling
\\tlso n is prepared to tak e care of Runner is still in a precarious condiE
ditor
Sanford
Herald,
ford Cycle C a , 115 P ark avenue.
L ,S |’eua l F.°M ‘h
July
«u™
•f Ireland and n formal announcem ent Ron b u t th o u g h t it best to get back
1 ru
B9_otc Sf ' an< eh'cken dinner, 7at ; tisb on friends and relatives.* Mr. Ingra
S anford. Kla.
would be made soon. It is said the t o ' t h e i r home in Miami as sopn as
,
supper, 50c. Ayres D aytona Reach ham is a nephew of F. P. Forster,
M. E. C arr, representing th e Mar- Holl,|
,5(Mtc
president of th e First N ational Hunk Dear Sir:
British authorities will give Ireland a 8he was able to travel. T h e family
tin Seed Co. of Jacksonville was in,
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'
and is representing the Land & In.
n
m
M , K colonial form of government, and w i s W t o express thefr th an k s to th e
1
i . ...in... ... . t *
Mrs. Ed. Smith of Pensaco la has
the city W ednesday railing on the
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.
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in th e H e ra ld our Red t russ notice j t ,mt thprt> xv,lt he no delay in an- Sanford people in the following no- ‘
been s p tm d in g ii few- JayA with h « . | i u?.!rittl D e p n rtn w n t of
K’ B* C.' concerning an unclaimed cheek for IU)(ineinK lht.
growers an d seed men.
tue:
Bister, Mrs.’ S. A. Irwin. She left B atlw iy. ;
Mary W right tcolort'd', slic has
FDR SALK— Electric Shoe Shop
XIr. Editor, Sanford Herald,
yesterday for home accompanied by
Southern tires. 6000 mile guaran- been located at -Longwnudi 'So.
One Champion curve and stitcher. 1 her mother. Mrs. Rlack.
’ Sanford. Fla.
l lt'e, all sizes, .'lOx.’l to“ J5x I 1 j. San- through y o u r eo-opi'ration our ef
RUKVKNT HOG CHOLERA
Champion loose, nailer, 1 Landis fin
Dear
Sir:
E-Z Seal pint .fruit jars at L. I*. |
Cycle Co., LI5 Park Ave.
The
IF
A.
Thom
as
Hog
f’owderj
fort of several weeks past is m ade
isher. 2 solidity Jacks. 1 two H. P. in o- M rC ullerV
'
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59-2tc
I wish to ask ‘you for a small
Suceessftil. and I hope mir llo n if Ser- ha* a ris'ord of 95 per cent cures of
lor. I sofe cutter. 1 bench tools.
Mr, and Mr* .1 F. Hickson have
Rev. Milo Massey moved ' Ids viee ollici can soon obtain for her Hog Cholera. If you feed your hogs amoutft of space In your paper ill
S7nn.uo.
E. II. P E T E R S, Lake
sold their place on Celerv aVenue household goods this week to Geor the check she might oD'crwise mil a* directed you never need fear hojj order that 'me and my beloved vvifo
Helen. Flu.
’ 5'J-atp
Cholera or any other hog disease. ant! our dear little ’children can ex
gia where he wi 1 reside in the fu tu ri- have received.
and pureliased the Higgins hous.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Jam es who Fren^J avenue where they ’ are
Mr. Massey m ade m any friends
In her behalf and foF th e Red And the directions ate very simple, tend our hea rtfelt-thanks to the kind
re-idf on th e Alfred King place on home- to their m any friends. •
just ii limit what you are going, plus people of Sanford who showed their
while here who h a te to see him leave Cross we th a n k ypit.
tin. west side are h a p p y over th e u'ra few cents' w orth of It. A. Thoma-V loyalty in .deeds of kindness to us
hut
wish
him
Well
wherever
lie
may
' Sincerely,
W A I T E D - OLD CLEAN
rivnl of a fine new hoy. .
Hog Pow der In the feed twice a during our distress on and since the
locate.
His
family
left
for
Georgia
('■vrinne Robinson,
HAGS, ANY KIND EX
occurrence of the accident which
tt
eek
Pint Mason fruit jars a t L. P.
several
weeks
ago.
See’v
Home
Service
Section,CEPT
OLD
SOCKS.
happened to us on T h u rsd a y last.
„ .MeCuller's.
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ANTED
OLD
(
I.E
V\
Gsnally
though,
cholera
gels
in
be
A
It.
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GOVTS.
P IN T S
OR
R R Itrossiere. editor of the IDfore we know ti
Then it requires J u n e I'L. HH9, And we want espec
ItVGS. VNV KIND EXRED SPREADS. \ T T H E
close a tten tio n in each hog each ially to extend our thanks to Hie
< EFT
lll.D
SOt IvS,
laioio R eporter S ta r was in the rity
* * * * * * *
HER VI.I) OFFD E.
5 9-tU
• * • •
(O V T S .
H IN T S .
o lt
hug mtisi tie dosed and if yob will dear Indies who assisted t!s all out to
v.-terd ay taking in the base hall and
Next Friday's Ksiu- of the Herald
RED SPUE IDS.
IT T H E
; dose them a* directed you will save the ferry and w.ho were so kind to
,!i.g oh his many friends,
will contain t m annual report <>f
HERALD
OFFICE.
.MM
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lietter than 90 per cent. . I f , you provide, clothing, etc., for us all.
All persons desiring In ali'ruc* reduced on all' goods at Seminole C ounty Chapter, A; R C ,
d
o n ’t the R A Thotna. medicine And with our lu-*i wishes to each
tenil Sundiiv *rhool will
Grace Williams’ millinery store. and a complete report of the a c t i o - 1 Mi** Minnie Porter of Key W est,
costs
you nothing. We not some a n d ,e v e r y one m aybe God in some
50 tf
phone
No.
HI,
10It
or
9
0
J
tie* of thi* C hapter *in> , it- organs > « In ha* heel, the guv l ••f M iss
way will award them for their deeds
distant m anufacturer pay your
not tale r ilia n S aturday
S ent a Lake left Wednesday for tier
Mr. and .Mrs. W . II. Millson of zatioii in April. 1017,
of
kindness, and so again Hqinking
money hack
noon
f r e e transportation
Miss Purler was a selimd
New- S m y rn a s have moved to SnnA limited num ber of violin pupils' home*
you alt, we beg to remain, with love
M
erchants
G
ro
rerj
t
o.
till
Ri
will lie furnished them to
f
-mil (ire located with Mr* will be ai i opted I»\ 1 ha* S. Stallage. mule uf Mis* Lake's at StUarl Hall,
to ail tro'tn
and
from it within a radius
Virginia,
gra
d
u
atin
g
in
the
1919
S imics, Seventh and M yrtle avenue Resilience and studio 111 palm etto
Mr. and Mrs, J. W .J to n n e r
Miss P orter made m any
Plume Go. F orres Form Association
of th re e miles of the M e th
5S-.'$te j Glass,
The f a m o u s P athe Sapphire Hail avenue.
and Children.
odist church.
friends Iren- in Sanford’s Social
Mi s Versa Woodcock returned mi
gk-ie-. sm oothly around the records.
Miss M ildred Holly is spending
circles. ! Wedresday
from Savannah, ( t a t
Tin 1 mqsic Dows oil. it isn’t seratek- the week at Ml Dora, the guest id
t aril of Thunks
lllcvde Tires N ew , * fresh slock
)
u
her,
she
represented
t he local Iclc,,,) ,j| ’
60-2 tr
' Mr and Mrs Ray Ferrari who are
• • • • • • •
To Hu- many ki nd friends of the
and guaranteed at $5 Oil per pair
phmir exchange ;il a division confer
\
II G arner left Wednesday for camping out on the lulls of Ml
late
Sututie. H.
Daggett, our
Hut on free <>f charge
Sanford
ence
of
cniidoves,
( atholii ( hurrh
V .fita where h< wilt pot; Mrs Dora
Mr .Ferrait t* one of tlie lt\e
"1
* j brother,I w^i wisji to express our
Cycle I'n . 115 i’ark Ave.
59-2lc
Thi r t y nine delegates frcim ex
C orner Oak avenue and Eiglfih
Gario-r who has been ill the Capital 1 wire m erchants of Eustis.
heartfelt gratitude for all kind a t t e n
Mr
and
Mrs.
Earl
Gormley
and
changes
in S outh Georgia and Flor
st
rent
( ’
visiting friends and relatives j Rase hall supplies, hells, Lais.
tion shown h)tn in his life, and in his
children of Jacksonville arrived in
ng
. . .
F ourth Sunday after I V t - id. i met In discuss, plans , for formi
Huy Diamonds
Wight Tire Co. gloves, nuts, etc Everything for the
Sunday
, . sudden passing away, June till, 1919
association
of
employes
which
the
city
S
u
n
d
a
y
.
coming
in
their
car
an
leeosl.
Fi,Vif i l*i»ys Stinforti i ' y <I*• ( »•
.V.* Jt c
Mrs. Abhie IF t ■lice, sister,
Mrs. \\
M. H aynes and children
provide for taking up through
Low M .itise*. S and II a ill - Ser its regular
K R Murrell and family are livMiss Laura Laing of Jackson ville runic with them and Mr. and Mr*
Mrs.
Lucy E. .Gray, sister,
officers any m atters of
■v. at D aytona Reach while their i* in the cil for a few weeks with Gormley will be_Hie guests of Mr. mmgs, .ta k e n from- Holy Ncrrptuio, adjustm ent which from time to time
(tired T. Daggett,* bro th er.’
jo-', property, formerly the Hy.c-.Lu i her brother . J. K. afid C. W,. Laing. j and Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. G onn- Kyrie EleSsun, Gloria. Credo, Agnes r»*o»ot arise
Vineyard Haven. Mass,,
Ruby Eaing left S aturduy n glil ley's mother. Mrs. A Simon for sov- I*ei, sung by • hmr
i !i*iiig m ade ready for occupancy,
The movement is in line wi t h t h e 1 J une 29, 1919.
f.
*uviiii:iu-b.
( i . i , w I o t c '’ Tie w .i*
Glasses for religious knowledge," HI Southern ltd! In give In em plnves'
i mplete slock Diamond tir-s.
j crill Weeks.
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transferred by the I G
.j't-'.l
V. it 1’tre Co,
«- m .
In ...........
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11 v- ir h g
DR D W I S
Uncle tlir.-i.
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VII a r c '
^'11 H11' | **4 >\VI Ml Till
I*. \«. VIN VI M il
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h - - I -s' ■
<' h i i r. h
1 ralit.g.
: 1 I . .11 11 .*11 r *1,i ,
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dually o r .-.diet- ,
flir „-s ,|(. yimu! h.inl i,f a
11 i*i ,r\
11 *i-(ry "I ( In III ldc and
,il ah
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t .l VSNl.S I <>R HI. vl) VI I.
lively•
| niliiijl.inent u burglar pays you when
Catechism, h;iRI p. in.
Mr ami Mr* 1i. w
A M ) HOUR VISION
A -general, conferi-nee will be held n* lakes ti likin' In yoti watch."
F / i d a y — L e d mres on
forim tlim i
l
—
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;
62-fTc^
- Gasoline, oils and greases, free nir. - now ™rofqr1tal,!i: '" ‘-"“-M* hl
/
j
M.i:. to" serve you’.
Salford Cycie inoli-.liotvl
where
they
have
an
A jolty crowd enjoying ihe pleas’nr** of- Gamp G l i i .l a i d
Halm
Springs l,i*t « e!, w ife NG ami Mr*
t rart-k
Mill.;
M . * , ’/ e h
Kallitl,
Mi-*, F.-i tu-r Miller. ' h. n • 'H o
Hi 1*i luha l.a.lig, lli h n G iliZ.ile/
(
ai.if I , 1 ■ t£ lit h ' > I .......,
Sara! Wight
A grand tune i* re
ported by all
1 have returned to Sanford and
lively around S anford nqd t h e peer will give my pervmal a tten tio n to
fish who objected- to a ball team is the Leon Auto T ransfer business,
the same lisb who objected to a new y ()ur patronage will be appreciated,
hotel and every other project for th e
60-t*f
Leon.'
benefit of Sanford.
You know him.
\ t r . and Mrs. G. K . . Henry have*
Socket and end
wrenches, all moved into their new home formerly
sizes. Sanford Cycle Co,, 115 Hark the It W. Rrady residence at the
Ave.
59-21 c
corner of Magnolia and
T e n th .
Dr. Davis is in the city again after ( ‘apt. and M*rs. .It R. Murrell, who
a three m onths' trip over sm ith; have been occupying this home have
Florida. Dr Davis notes a decided purchased the Ry-lo Hotel propertychange in Sanford
and thinks this a-ul
will reside there
when' the
city will gain a greater influx of win- many im provem ents contem plated
te r visitors wi t h her many good ho- arc made. .
tels.
Milier*tires and lu b es all sizes in
Inland Leak-proof piston rings. Stock. A mi don t have to wait, we
All Isizes, for all ears. Sanford Cycle can serve you. Sanford Cycle Co.,
All
5 9 -2 tc
115 Hark avenue.
59-2tc
115 Hark Ave
Mr. and Mrs. R.
apartm ent,
(
59-2tc
115 Park Ave.’
Holly and family an occupy irig ti
* .loi'M
Win hi* ami lit t 1 IF rndmi home on I’ark avenue
H S iu i d if
T- r. R it ii D ;i v ,
\\ HEN V o H T H I N K OF ( AN
.(icmllug ■
ai.
1
1
A
T H I N K OF T H E h \ N H \
I
I I In C1'.'*!
KI TCHEN
I F IT HAS S I G V K
IN' IT W K HAVE II
I \K
i.ir ,i( I.
-t
M a*i a f r i
T H E A T R E RLI I LDI NG.
HJ-tf
M i uHer's.
T h e hall game- un making llung*
H
I.
M c K e iis i ' is in l h<* ci t v c ir-
. ''in n am ong hi* many I ri'-mi*.
ic ;,*' luiw representing the, Nor•dl; 'i’ire & Rubber Co., of Nor* ilk. Conn.
No .n e e d le s to change on tl.e
60-2 t<t
Fat he phonograph.
Those enjoying the invitation »f
K-hekufi Lodge No. F2 of Orlando
'••re II. K. Loosing, A. ( ’. E. Dees.
I F ’, Holiday, Miss R uth Ltwrfnr.
'J r* Lena Lee.
*
There's a man at the curb to
*■ r\ r you.
55-tf
\1 r-* W. M. H aynej and cbildf"n
e
^ M w i M w a M n n M j|
! Taste is the Test \
1
Let us send you
a quart or more
of our delicious
•Jce Cream for
Suridaj" Dinner.
ORDER NOW
j BOWER S ROUMILLAT
Just Phone '^2 H
Q a a R X N M m w a a tM w M
Robert Deane is home again and
H"t Point and \\ estinghuuse irons,
at hie accustom ed window til the different sizes.
Att Sanford Cycle
Seminole Rank.
Robert__a nswerciL..C*L,_L li—i.’urk—j Vvc— — —59-2 te —
fits c o u n try 'a (’all and served Uncle, Joe Dawson who m akes his home
Sam in the navy, being stationed at in Orlando but represents the llurger
Key west and later in New York. & B aum g ard n e r Co., of New York,
City.
wholesale hardw are m erchants and
I.con’a Auto Transfer has pur- J»c has been traveling this co u n try
chased a new Republic truck and it- for the pust tw enty years or more
is now in service. "B oost for Leon." for this, name llrm. H e is so pnpulur
s .
.
6 0 -llc ! with this firm and with the general
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Smith „f Public t h a t they have nam ed several
Oviedo were In the city on T u esday » incultural
im plem ents
for
Joe
and paid the Herald an appreciated
Be is .log in statu*.- and
visit
11 G has hc.-n gctl.ng' out b'K ,n hi‘a :l and his visits to Suilford
.m s s lies f..r Hie past year or more “ r,‘
appreciated by Hie trade
on government contracts and has al,d
" 'an y friends here,
been one busy man.
•
Hi cycle. lamps, bells, horns, pedals,
i We have Goodyear 40x8 tru ck 8addJ«!t_ c,*ains»
coaster
brakes,
‘ lire* I n ’ stock: Sanford Cycle Co.. han,,,e’ 1,arM
E verything for th c
............................
bicycle.
Sanford Cycle Co., 115
,115 I’ark Ave. ,
59-2tc
j
• „
Hark Ave.
59-2fc
I -Aubrey Haight is borne again af t er,
spending the p a s t y e a r in* France
D ealh of M rs. M yers
where he was in th e motor corps antf * Mrs. A. M. Myers, formerly of
brigaded with t h e French army. He New; Ilam herg. N. Y., died at thu
is the son of Mr. anil Mrs. H. L. home of her grand d a u g h te r, MreJ
Haight and went into the war whe- R. F. Whitner- at 5:15 ’ T h u rs d a y
, morning, J u n e 26, 1919.
a he whs only fifteen years old4
4
rv
and d a te s of books of Itilde; i InChur * i.i M id d le Ages: I In- Gotisii
♦ . on S u n d a y , morning
at 11
♦
*
48-tf
♦
NOW IS T H E T I ME
to have t hat dam aged tire vulcan
ized
No lire trouble ever grew less
by being neglei ted
llaVi’ is* p i t
new ami longer life in >otir t u e i by
vulcanizing auj punctured or worn
parts. * Our work will give you many
more miles of service from your
tiros at a very little expense. It is
tire c o s t .reduction of the m o s t,p ra c
tical kind.
f
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
t'llllu
of | tie t 'h l l r('h, s b* p HI
•
•
♦
t ljri*l 1.i u S• i>•11. •■ . 1 - ; .11 .
will In- In-Id at th e W om an’s
Gliili, Oak avenue, b etw e en
•
•
•
•
Third
•
♦ .
* *
and
oclock,
* * * •
F ourth
Mrei*.
• * • * • * • •
WRI TE BUCKE YE NURS ERI ES
If You Wa n I,'T heir S e rv in ’ M an to
Call On Yihi
Our a d v e rtisin g columns ■have a -:nounced th e fact t hat a service man
id Buckeye
Nurseries will spend
some tim e in this m u n t y , , vi.iting
and advising w'.tti eitrus fruit grow
er*.
While th e Duckt-ye j eople will be
ve y glad t o arra n g e for this gentle
man to see a n y grdve owner or any
person who co ntem plates planting
grapefruit or oranges, calls can he
made only on those who will make
artvjtm<n f o ( | u t ’s t « “ for Jthem.
Just w r t .1 a letter or postal card
to Buckeye N u rsrrira, lllltl C itlZeurj
Rank Building, T a m p a , Fla., saying
th a t you w a n t to see their man while
h- is in this c o u n ty and he .will be j
given in s tru c tio n s to visit you. You
incur no oblig atio n and no charge
will, be m ade to .y o u —tb s Rue'. iye 1
ae rvic’ is ab s o lu te ly free.
-- ‘
!?(
N O T IC E
Prior to Jul y 15th payment of pAving and sidew alk liens will lie a c
cepted ul Tacc of lien plus attorney's
fee and costs. P ay m en ts under this!
order must h c ' r a a h . After July ISIh*
all paring H ens will be enforced by
’foreclosure,
f
Ry order of city council.
“*
J. J. Dickinson,
57*4tc
*
City Attorney.
To F r e e Ireland
Washington, J u l y 2 . — An" a m e n d
ment to t h ' peace tre a ty , pruvidin
for the recognition of Ireland us n
PHONE IT
Oak and Ilrd St.
Sanford. Florida
>-1 • "?
There is no credit in being patri
otic nowadays.* It is plain duty.
*
,
ll'-llfvln'l If ml all essential business should
be prosperous, booming and expanding, It is
Eie pilicy of this bank to encourage anil help
e ery Ic-'ltimntc business activity, •
«
Whenever we Can be of service to Tanners or
business men along these lines, it shall be our patri
otic pleasure to assist.-------——
^=—‘— *—rw
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PAGE EIGHT
THE SANPORD HERALD
JULY 4, 1910
city of $anfor<1 ihill Havr a Urn ihrrrfor
a Ka in *t th«« taiii lam! cn fordh lr iti Iik»* man'
n#r as ntHit Nans
IT mill* from Jacksonville on the
ocean hoarh.
Surf bathing. Rolf,
tennis, nutomoliilinjr on" the bench.
Fishing from the ocean pier or from
t i c jetties.
S<n foods, excellent
meals. A line hunch bf riding ponies
in Muirge of a com petent riding m ast
er
I kun lng .
An ideal place to
spend the spring ami sum m er months.
Write us for rales, reservations, book
let. etc.
^ rv tic i5 e.a £ l
-AtlarJidJjekck
I o r Q »■ P ? h 3 J 3 J J a
provided for, ih« ■am# aha 11 I»p done by fh*rit) i*f ^anfiird, nr shall He let b> a font raft
by the city of Hanford to the lowest and
plan* and •pwdtt ration* *11 broi * I <•»I r.% (hr
rjt\ engineer and l * " thirds * f the
of
, - y e h grading and i Vinpf arid r t^rhin g. one
*third ! o abut ting •
the dale of the nn'u«t non «d the work shsl!
‘of Fanfnrd
That the r * ti mated cm* is of grading and
.pa ving per «uuare yard for the paving of
j said street with rurhin* i« 12.75 p*r square
i yard, and the estimated total rost* !ff paving
th* same
One
W a sh in g to n , J u ly 3. A c o tto n
e r n p a b o u t 1,000.000 hales s m a lle r
t h a n last y e a r 's was forecast for th U
Mfirinv, anti
bonds will be sold, delivery
to bp made tpn days sflcr acceptance of bill.
Payment* for said bonds tid»«- mulr within
said PJ’fbnl of tin days aflrr acceptance of
tut. All Mil. must be a. rum pa nint with a
re lined rhrrk for nnr and oni-half p,r rent
<d the amount of bond# to he sold. The
inty rnmmU>lnnrra of Srminnle rounty,
.v ',a r . M a n y o th e r f a n n e r s w h o h u d )
„ s t a t e m e n t on th e crop th e de- oo
Morins, r w r » the right to rejrri *ny and
not grow n c o tto n for y e a rs p la n t e d lt p a rtm e nt said*
all bid.. I'rono.al, ahnuld be addrrsted to
the Hoard of (i.unty ('ummiaalnnrra of Sem.
«Ids season in hopes of high prices by
„ Thp ^
^
()f „
M nt
inole I'.iunty. Honda, at Hanford. Florida.
VVIlnnu my hand as rlerh of the 'Hoard it
piekm g tim e .
a r r a d e v o te d to c o tto n this y e a r ha s
founty Commissioner* of Seminole County
Holl w eevils are r e p o r te d a c t i v e in re su lte d from a s c a rc ity a n d high Florida, and the aeal of ,ald lioard on this
the 12th day of June, A. 1). 1919.
„ | argl, p a r t of th e belt.
price of labor, a g r e e m e n ts to Curtail
• Ural)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
p r o b a b ly be la r g e r or sm a lle r t h a n
th e a m o u n t fo re c a st as c o n d itio n s
h e r e a f te r are b e t t e r or worse t h a n
a v e r a g e c o n d itio n s.
y e a r by th e d e p a r t m e n t of Ugricull u r e to d a y in e s tim a tin g p ro s p e c tiv e
p ro d u c tio n
at.
10,986.000.
hales.
Acreage th is \ c u r show s a i ut of 8 %
7 |
p r o d u c tio n was fo re c a st at anti a b a n d o n m e h t of Reids in m a n y
per cent fro m last j e a r s , t i e Uc—^ i o.HStJ.OOO e q u i v a l e n t to 500 p o u n d ! place* be c a u se of i n a b ility - to g e t th e
,rT a r ' ..!.<ri”5
* ' 'V,!'0 Ul r<, i:".- V"
hates Ity th e d e p a r t m e n t of ugriculHire. baaing its estim ate on Ju n e 25
en n d iti n o f - t h e g row ing c rop, w hich
cent iif a normal, and'an
w as i
urea of fKl.Sfirt.OOi) acres u n tle r c u lti
v a tio n on t h a t d a te .
See U t n n i i . p r o d u c tio n was forecast
at I '>,000 ha le s a n d E g y p tia n yt -13.p r o p a g a n d a for redact: nt of nntl hales, m a k in g a to ta l of tiu.OiiP
a lf e e te d p rin ci||a lly the farger hales c o m p a r e d witli .N.S,:|95. hales
asl y e a r
A SANFORD MAN’S
EX PERIEN CE
w eevil
Can you doubt the evidence of this
, 1
citizen?.
p e t iy ili e *
‘ S ea
is l a n d
and
I !g i pltat atreagt t hi- \ . a ' ii 1*<.’.( HUI
in-res .1 w Inch
• Ji.t.fMMi is «<i, a Isla n d ,
om pared w it h a co m b in e d a c r e a g e
You can vt-rify Sanford endiirsymenf.
Head this:
P ro d u c tio n
A. \\ U at lien, fanner. 1(M) \\ First 01(1.3:1? Italic,
St . say>: “ 1 have used" I loatt’s Ktdtiev
o I'? 1111n. t (i r i -1
(Ml - oil and on fitr -a \ i ral u ar- and i 1 *
lin- the l>e>t koines rein, ds l o t s had
I alid four s e a r
solTi-red a lot with ms l>:ek and ki.inej
weaktn v- i >n
\ i ral
- lot
11- -ai.'-<
IvldlOS I’ 1• h as. i oil ,
11
- o in
when I wav < ■imp!. '. Is dow ■ ,u d >•u >
ssi'h kniro s irooidi
Ul.t l es. r I f. .
I heir toed noss (lies alw as- lirmg tin
suit';.' quick ro-nl>- .if:.I 1 . at. I -as nm
I Hill'k
'
t III - r p r o ; .
(’
out
of
the
graia
c o u p le d w ith I ho n a tu r a l o p p o n e n t s
Didn't Keep T h eir A greem ents
'
Propaganda for the,reduction of
acr ea g e a lle r ic il p r in cip ally t h e larger
p ld n ts hut most of th e sm all p r o p r ie
tors and ten a n t farmers, w ho had
d is p o s e d of their 1918 crop at high
p rices m a in ta in ed or e v e n in cr ease d
their id-in ings.
M an y o t h e r f a i itiers w ho had nut grown c o t t o n for
y e a r s p lanted u ib is season. Im ping
to r e ce iv e high p rices p revailin g at
.planting tim e.
In p ortions of O k la :
h oin a, Missouri a n d along t h e north
ern borders of t h e c o t t o n b elt, w h e a l
w a s - p la n t e d ill s y e a r b ecau se of t h e
g o v e r n m e n t g u a r a n te e d price.
The
Sea Island se etim s of (ieorgia and
F lorida was h e a s iU reduce'd as to
acr ea g e
p la n te d
lu-V.ius • of
Loll
w \ 11 r ,ia a g* - a - 1- 111* i ,isc in i lie
-*•* i l*j11 ul i uttr^ia
■lFi»l Hi .1, i 11(i **| iif Till IIf
1‘laniiul Ij;• vt n vr Imuhi
lip s yea r . ,s,i 1 last
f a se r a gc . otolst -loi
On March 19, 191'. Mr W ath en said " I urn - ' i1' i- -■ • -t g i- | -a
i'I .1 1 at .
Kolto s
worked
' t i l ' , Hi t I I g o e t
May IT, lid 1
• ,ie - i e r
I l . - i s . i i ' T i . e t i . i|
I *oat; - vmo' gis .Itg m.V la-t . 1 -t -■; •
ment "
I’rin i.o, at all dealer-.
.Clerh Hoard >4 County Commi.ioner. of
^§.rninolefo u n ty , Florida
N o i l r e of App l i c a t i o n f or T a i H e e d U n d e r
S r r l l o n S of C h a p t e r I M S . L a * , of F lor-
p la n t w orked o u t of th e grass c o u p le
plant
In r t -imp|\
i!
gen er a l co m p la in t in
' of ia 11aij -- i o.i mto ll
tieids and a s< a rc ity of
use of tiig mild w inter of
te Wet seavUt to djite,
rep orted ;i' s > r s act l ve
Phone 1G
ft on curb nidi, from
hr a lien, *ijpeH* f t ail r*ihrf Men*, earrpt
only lien* for U\. r„ agaimt and upon the
Iof * nr prApertv f r o r t i ’ k or abui/liu op*,
the stferti her* in(»ef■re describe*
... 1
«graded and p»vr«L .and * • • ^ - n i i ! i * ••
third of such «|mU shall be paid b> t-o* fit)
Proprietor
grow ers a c c o r d in g to th e d e p a r t m e n t ,
b u t most of th e sm all p r o p r ie to r s
Million H ales L e ss T h a n T h a t tint! t e n a n t fa rm e rs m a in ta in e d or
of L ast y e a r
even in c re a se d th e ir p la n tin g s this
Seminole Bank Ahnex
hint bidder, in afford* new with the a flirt*!*aid
W. H. A D A M S
T H IS YEAR'S C OTTON CHOI*
WIGHT TIRE CO
SrctloH 3. Thai upon failure of any prop*
erty own or to do the g radio if. paving herein
as
dieserihrd l« 12750*09, ami thr
estimated cost to lot owryers per fruut fool
It 12.61.
Section l. That the rity engineer U Pi.-reby
required within ten diya. after the Oral nubliration of this ordinance, to prepare and tile
an estimate of the amount of liens for ■orb
paving which the rit^ will claim against
each of the lu.s fronting or abutting upon
the street so paved, which cstimat shall he
based upon the estimated rosta of th# work,
and upon the frontage of lots abutting the
street so t*» bo paved.
Section 5. That any person owning ‘any
interest In and to said properly abutting
upon that portion of said street to lie so
paved shall have the right within thirty day*
after the filing of1•aid estimates with the
city Hcrk to present to the sai l city clerk a
sworn petition to he presented to the lily
council, setting forth that in thi* opinion of
the petitioner the eitimated amount of such
costs and liens upon such lot is incorrect,
ahuwing wherein it i» incorrect or why it will
cacefd the apedal benefit accruing from the
work and paving done and to be dune In
Kelly Springfield—
Portage—
Pennsylvania
IN A L L S IZ E S
Ida
Notire M hereliy Jtivert that Thoma. Wif.
Bpflinn 11/ That Ik# city ruunrib
n. pu.frhunr ul Taa Cerliflrale No. | 0 |, after
pr«»p« r n»*ticp and within the time pre
; dated thr Ith day t*( June, A. I).
scribed by urdinance, sit as a board of
ixation to ht-ar any and all p«t«lion« and
c«m plain la which may b*1 fil «*«t in reference to
dbr-«**timated costs pt th«* paving ,ht*rrin pro- n ne Inch Cards Will Re Published Ub *
videt! for and »iull mak** diia and proper1 ie r This Heading At The. Rate Of f7.20
inquiry Into the *»am«\ atid if it shall appear Per Year.
to the satisfaction of ll»p city council, sil
ling a* a hoard of equalization, that, the
estimated amount of said lien I* cblrecily
i stimaicd, llu* amount *«> filed shall stand us
the amount of vuch lieu to be claimed by the
* city of Hanford, fur lb** paving of the said
■tree* in front of said property, and after
the lit > council has ’heard all petitions and
LAW YER
k*ii*-ri all jrr**p« ri > o»,ners an i*p|mrtunity
to to- hi ard and make all .rorrrctiMn* w hit'll
UFncK IN TItK COURT IlDl SK
in I hi if jmlgmerit I* just, and cifualiied all
afirumi'Ri*, 3^1*1 amouni* and a*«*-«• meni*
SANFORD FLO RIDA
a<* livid and i-uualixn! ska!! »urn| v• a Ii«-n
agfainst vawl pr**fcMrty to lie enfofriol »v . lb* r
AN OltDIN INI K
licit*
at
any
time
after
Jan.
I*t,
1920
-with
An <irillnanr.- .-nllllrit an tIr.linance -re■lulnn, the (raittn* and pailns ul* Ninth Interest a« provided by law and ordinanees
slreeV (mm the en*t line ..f Fork avenue t-vrttUMA.S EMMET WILSON
ifa«jrMl ibis 2nd day of Jun**, I9I9,
i .-ioIojis e*«l iii Ihr r u t line n( alley in .Tier
r i,. Mijj.K it,
Tan t). II. Tr.ltnr.l * n»iip, I’vn-ptinu th|*r,..
E. FERGUSON IIOUSIIOLl/eR
l,fri
i
di
'
t
i
t
r
i
t
y
Cour
t
r
i
f
,
ffi'tn th# Inlcrsrrtinn i*f Haiti Ninth nticit
I hi r* hy
that thr furf-gfdm; nfjliti
with Ms^ntiliti ttv i'litlr.
BUSINESS CARDS
SCHELLE MAINES
Hr *1 ortlaihiMi b y t hr ma y o r urnl
. uni 1 1 of t hi rif>
S ar>f mm|, M.rtiia
rifv
,
I I hat aSitikb Mrt*t ( bpgjnniti^ at
»nt« r*rriir»n on » af»l line t*f Hark avenue and
«*i I* rifltnit i‘a"t t =* f hr alley, in Ti rf Tw >
(
K
Frrtlf.n.l • m a p . »• v«-i tP m e in t # - *«-» t i .tu
4 1■ l«»- |1J| V•'l|
anr*
»iD
i|ulv
pat' **!
hv
lit*
rity
Wilson & Hoasbolder
roun*jl - 1
1hi *it > if S 11f-. • h ih.fi i.i. tit *»’**i,tn, t hi -
2nd dax "fij June, 1 J’*
|
r. I* K!NK<.
*
t r11a i 11r*rk
5ppr-«*v* d I-, fru t fi i * 2nd tifa ■ J I «*•**
S Milord
LAWYERS
•
W
L+*is k. pa vrtnr ft f !■«
!* • I
•i*i»
tni he*, ‘with
lI
inrh.-B
tu
I hit It- rn*««*
lion ssnl i»e nl.ol" .to H o- Jam —s \\
I’erkms. J u d g e of the S eventh Judieial
Circuit of Florida, at Del.tiud, Florida,
or w lnrever he may In- found at 11
>..rk
-t > mn f i - r i | r F l i m d a
Th>
paving
1 J1af*t “Ift *-1 •had T••- In ,miii a itJtiri <ut v o ’clo, k o-i Ho morning of .July > t | i ,
d a v - l ' - i t i a n d ,i f I *- f f h t
d a ! * nl M i * . . r , | . r,
1919, or as soon thereafter as applica
•c m •hai l l i n i nn * t!f«iivV hiji in lb** . ,,-nt
nts mas he heard, for an order approv
J i mv p f " p * f t a i m m - f . g*» n i it g p f i - i p f - • ( > a b u t '
M pi c «*n i hat p a r ! +>f * a t d ■•trrr-t i , * n m
r.
ing t la- Charter of the Fcrriutd-Laughton
,;1‘
!*• I**- |*a v i l l ,
- t hal l f u l l ,
atthtn
i h*
Memorial Hospital AssoeiaDon. the o b
t-tri f h « . i i n p r . v t. | . , h f,. t : j >t a m i p a - , - a j
ject atnl nature of which t- to . -millet
1 ’ ■* " ' Ml ^ F" »1 I **f h i * . i r I l l r f f *. •{»• 411 i Vi ■ | ' , . j I
• ''
Tn ac. r.iMCi. « i f. Hi. t.rm- ..r *l■, and -.per it. a hospital th Sanford, Flor
ida, e;f 11, - a■• ............... ..
a n d I>i 'I-. ,i' .
,
I
to eoialuet a m i
i t ..
‘
to
i.ets.fuiy
We
Still Have Good
Envelopes at
5c a Pktf.
Ofllre Supply Dept
P lum e I IS
Sanford. Florida
,r.
tile
sam e
Signed
3.*ain*t »
I INi i H \
III I < IV. Pit.I»
.
M US i U
D IC K IN'S
! in l> . I.I I . Pr,
Dt-I.;tml. Florida
- 1 \ 11 \ i i vv f 111; \ i \ i \ ' i h .
■Ml
Mil
fill
im
* 'lit,.
I , - t | . < O I It • I
I , :> I .. I
i
I m til si S I ' S li.oooii,. Ic.'ikio'ta1
Vi i 111 MV Fr-rat. « far wF tilth c>4*l«- rail.
si m i n i n t m m it v nii sift-, i„ , i. „ , . , oi
I III s i I I I , , , |
S|.
III)
IIS I
- I 111 u >1 HI
n| |
5000 Miles
.section
1*1,n-., pip.
, V
-
f
Ftovd !o Wealth
\ It I *%
LEGAL ADVERTISING
pxi’pplioHnlly ifood one for
making \vaflk*s, loo.
Fully Guaranteed,
and if one should
be defective adjust
ment will be made
by us rig h t here.
J Ur. I I
h i/ (US
V ->ii can lie |i e ml on tfie ti<»ur. tin* eggs,
all a lw a y s b e h a v in g in about t h e sam e
Hut t h e
baking pow der
t h a t 's aiintFc
IL- 4ii*#*4*41
n deirnn uy- tireakfnst.
Kvery b ody h ap p y!
If it's p oor s t u d it wili m a k e a me** of t h in g s , perhaps
cau se a c o m p le t e loss of the o t h e r in gre d ie n ts a:. . spoil the
w hole S u n d a y ihorntng / o r thr m/iofi f a m i l y . '
T h a t 's w h y w e wouldn't care*t-v recom m etnl a b akin g t*owtier U it less we knew all about it. unless We had t e s t e d It o u r
se lv es.
We d o know UY7MN* anti we urge you to try it b e c a u se w v
k n o w it will m ak e y o u our friend.
It's a lw a y s d ep en d ab le: a lw a y s of uniform high leaven*'.'g
I>’*w i f a Iw #i \ w jni f i •
^
> vv .4i a > * (
K1 t ’
*■- a • 1 * I { \ 7 i * N )t.iF c
new
on floor ready for
Nnt't r
I at, nl
ttf
* r*r't ti)
t
%iOO.tlliO i>0
Ih ih • *i
j*t* rh.
>r itti n*|r
lium b
!ha{
' r *}
•1! Dr
liv it** H «?•! nf
nt> Cam mi**iunrf. of Hyfniafd# cjunty,
_t k*nvii, o n **# 4e*4-*f«s 2 -WVI «r% -1»r : imt 'f ftp*
It th day of
\
D |:9t9» »5 thr <o«4ity
rlsfk t t»!firr h \ \ h r fo-art h»*y*. in S»nfo?d.
county,*Flonv|i, f-*f thr pufs^hs**3 *vf
MMjiMl
-r.in**1** r*aynt v . i ii , 111 £ h w a y
p u r C’ustonuTa
J. W; llonth
PHONE 166
B o n d * , *•»*! b o n d f i o b e a r i n t r f r t a! i h t rss*>
*jd fi^c a n d n n r - h a l f p e r e r n t p r r a n n u m , a n d
a r s c U i f d J u l y M i l . 1 ? ! 9 , in trr tM i p»>ihl*>
► r m i - i n n u i l ! j . »*id W i t d a t o b** i n y m , rtift• i s t i r . f of t h r r r h u n d r i-d b o n d s
kh# d«*r;i,rn.
1nation r»f $100tl.f>0 r»ri|r mslUtlDg Jul> tit,
IP !1
!* f Said IsJnd« I p hp sold, •ufi./crl t-v -ihr
kppfMviLf oj-inion »>f Ntri#?* Dillon. Th >fBpu*n 4 ( '; k ts oDtaiard by StmittJp county.
F lorida
�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE NINE
Wisdom In Saving.
A man may, If lie knows not how to
save ns hg trots. keep Ills nose nil Ill’s
life to the irrliiilstiino nud die not
worth n grout a t Inst.
4 ^ r iA E Y GRAHAM BONNER
Silvery Sounds,
*
That was a great speech you made
tho other day," exclaimed- tho admir
ing friend.
"I'm afrnld," replied Senator Sor
ghum. sadly, "Hint I am getting to bo
one of these silver-tongued orators. A
nuiiTber of people have told mo It wns
a great speech, bpt nono jof them seem
nblo to remember what I said."
.T he Power of Suggestion.
“1 wish that garage ninn hadn't told
mo to lonvo-the carburetor adjustment
ahum."
,
"Why?"
"Until ho mentioned It I hnd no
Idea there was such a device and low
I find I can't resist the temptation to
tam per with It."
The In-and
Won’t Do
Economy.
"Wo must he very economical, my
dear, under the new luxury lux."
"Yes, my donr, I 've been thinking
nhoul that. Already I‘ Imvb found a
shop where I can get u lovely new
shade for the living room lamp for
$25 nnd that's just Inside the exemp
tion figure."
The man who does
brilliantly to-day,
*—and then flops miser
ably to-morrow,
Changed.
" 8hp can open a telegram without
trembling."
"That's nothing. I notice nowadays
n lot of woolen are Inking upper berths
In the Pullmans and thinking nothing
of It."
Outer
— doesn't measure up
Once In s Lifetime.
"Every fellow hns to have tho ex
perience nt least once, nnd there’s no
usa advising him ngnlnst It."
"W hat’s up?"
"lie's going to try to paper tho liv
ing room himself."
to the daily needs of
this work-a-day world;
—he’s not dependable
enouglu
Similarly, the tires you
want for your auto
mobile must be prac
tical, dependable, mat
ter-of-fact tires,
—the tires that, day
after day, will keep on
piling up mileage, and
pulling down mileage
cost.
-
A PHILANTHROPIST,
-43iam ojtuD SQUEEGEE TREAD
Tires
—the tires with the
red sidewalls,
—have ona big out
standing feature—
dependability;
-—a record fer taking
the luxury-cost out of
motoring.
If you want a tire that
will make you come
bafk for more, buy
o n e DIAMOND.
WIGHT TIRE
' • CO.
.i
r>
SEMINOLE BANK
ANNEX
Magnolia Arc.
;SAN FORD, - FLA.
"Permit me to give you n piece of
advice. II will do you good.”
“I doubt thnt, hut you are so anxious
lo get It out of your* system I know It
will do you good, so fire nwny.”
Honest.
An hon*»t i n
i s . K i r n llni
l i e will p e r tun k
A borrow ed m a tc h .
A Blackhead.
, ’T o n call thnt anarchist n block
head?”
“ Yes.
If Ills cranial equipment
Isn't deodwood It becomes a fire
brand."
A Repeater. •
Father—Did I tell you what my boy
said to Walker?
Friend—Yes; lliree times lust night
nnd four this morning.
His Place.
"Whnl plnee does that queer fellow
fill In Ids mechanical business?”
"Oli, I guess Ih ey use him anywhere
they need a crank.”
•
Soma Exception*. - — J —
‘Tie Is n man who boasts ho can
handle any subject without gloves.”
'Then lct hlm.try to fix a live wire
or to Itlvo bees."
-
**
Always la.
"What's the financial trouble In tho
printing-depn rtment ?"
"I don't know, hut 1 suppose there
Is the devil to pay."
The Idea. '
"W hat mokes Jones such a queer
leaden color?"
" I guess It Is the plumbago his wife
says he's got In his back."
T h* Until
L aw yer—Did' you take cognisance
while In the saloon—
Witness—No, slree. I didn't take
nothin* there hut a drink.
English Words.
It would ho Impossible to giro tho
exact number of words In the Eng
lish Innguagc. Words nre constantly
being coined nml foreign words nre be"How do you do?” said Mr. Wind.
ins added to the language, A recent
"How do you do?" said Mr. Hall.
edition of n lending dictionary Rives
"Hello, friends," said I’rlnce Sleet.
“Greetings, comrades,” said old King between -t(X),000 mid 500,000 words.
Many of them nre derivatives, as run,
Snow.
"Olnd to see you all around," said ruiinlnt:, run, runner, etc.
the king of the clouds, and Nurse Fog.
the army of raindrops and tho mist
Tablet to Horace Greeley.
grandchildren laughed nnd whistled
Tlie Vermont Press
association
and sang with glee:
placed a memorial tablet on the old
"Folk, will *mtwt t! iw »w«r,
mlldlnguit Eust Poultney where a rag
Vow that w t f*»l m>
ged fourteen-year-old hoy, 111 1825, he. " It’s so good to see all ty'y old friends |ttn a painful npprenilcesldp as n prlntg a th e r around mo' In^thls way," Bnld ;r, in which he obtulneil a working
• deep, low voice, which suddenly tnowledge'of the most dynmnlc of all
changed to a high, piercing voice ns the arts. The ragged boy was Horace
It aald:
_
Jroelcy, nnd the building was the of"You're all so faithful and so true Ice of Ha* Northern Hpoctulcjr—a counto me."
:ry weekly newspaper.
"That voice makes me feel like
blowing n good old gnU\" said Mr.
Taboo.
Wind. "I wonder why It Is?"
When anything Is forbidden, or Its
"We feel the same way," said the
exclusion lias been ordered, Englisharmy of mlndrojjs.
"So do we," said tho mist grand speaking people sometimes say It Is
"taboo." The word Is derived from na
children.
"We do, loo," anld Mr. Ilnll nnd Institution once common throughout
Polynesia and New Zealand. It signi
Prince Sleet.
fies something set apart or prohibited,
"And I would like to look a fte r tho
because of Its being either sacred or
children,” said Nurse-Fog.
accursed. This luis given rise to the
‘Tin ready for a party," said old use and significance of the word in
King Snow. "How about you, king of English.
the clouds?"
"I'm ready," said the king of the
clouds.
Making Goodness.Attractive.
"Of cotirso you’re all rernly," said
It Is not always the besjt people who
the voice,
nre tin- most popular; nnd though pop
"Your voice sounds so familiar and ularity Is no safe standard It counts
for much In n person's scope of use
fulness. If we have good .things to
offer let us offer them so attractively
Hint others will he glnd to accept;
not so clumsily that wlmt we offer will
he rejected with scorn.
If we can
make g oodness beautiful we make It
beloved.—Exchange.
SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS
Hood—Goodyear and Fisk
Tires and Tubes
REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS
FORDS A SPECIALTY
MOBILOILSandGASOLINE
ACCESSORIES
Cars Washed and Delivered—We Will Call
for and Deliver Your Car.
PHONE
NO.
41 — REMEMBER
Three English Institutions.
Wherever the sons of Itrltnnnln mny
roam, three great and iiirnlstaknhly
Kngli-di Institutions set them apart
fr&m other races and c reed s: Ten In
the afternoon, handkerchiefs pushed
up the sleeves ami "dress" for dinner.
Helpful Charlie.
Lillie 4-yenr-old I ’lmrlle wns miss
ing one day. Ills mother going In
march, of him finally found him in
Mu- tltirarv sprinkling u valuable hook
Hint a us on I lie lUlde. "Why. my hoy,
abut are you doing spotting that nice
hook of dad's?" "I was Just wetting It
for If a b e c a u s e he said It wns too
awful;., d r y " lie replied.
THE
NO.
41
A TLA N TIC HOTEL
Hay and H ogan Sis.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
All railroad ticket fillers In
building.
Center of every
thing. All modern improve
ments. First class in every
way. Hot and cold running
water in rooms.
Itales, $1.00 up.
Itooni and hath $ 1.50 up
E. FRANK. PEA RC E, Prop.
Transportnthm Is the fundamental
We have a ribbon for
of progri-.s in civilization. All things
uuisi p ass lb rough It as through Hie
The British Kingdom.
your typewriter
neck of a bottle. If we can transport
Great llrltaln Includes England,
BLACK, BLUE, PURPLE
energy without using cars to rarry It, Scotland nml Wales.
It Is called
there Is Just so much gain. Electricity Great llrltiiln In distinction from Ilrltor any of the above
Is energy without sifhstnnee. Its tuny (llrclngne. Lesser llrltaln). In
witli red
transmission culls for mi vehicle other the union with Scotland In 1707, Great
thnil n copper .wire. Hence Is It nhvl- nrllala became the offielnl name of
nis Itmi we must look to electricity the Hellish kingdom, and so continued
Office Supply Dept.
for
distributing the power on whlrh until the union with Ireland In 1801.
Ha Wants to Blow and Blow.
Fhonc 14S
Sanford, Florida
aur economic future as a nation tie-. Since then the form has been Great
It m nkrs mo feel so gny," snld Sir.
Itrllnlu and Ireland.
Wind, "hut who nre you?"
"I'm tho month of March," snld
the voice.
"You can't gpe ine, liecause I'm n whole mouth, nnd I'm
made up of days nml nights, of mo
ments nnd hours, of week»~unlll there
are more than four weeks or uulll
there ore thirty-one days.
"Alt t|int time I spend with th eenrth
people nml nnlmnls nml htrds. I
come every year Just nt this time, nml
I make you nil feel like having n reg
ular winter frolic.
• "I get a great derfl of nlntse. Folks
sity: 'Now he careful In March. Don't
take off your warm clothes, for Mnrrli
Is treacherous,* And when they any
Ihnl I mil treacherous they mean that
I'm npt to give them mild weather nml
In' the very same tiny give them odd
weather and let y o n blow your head
off. Mr. Wind."
"I've never blown my head off yet,
month of March, nml I've blown
pretty hard." elmekted Mr. Wind.
, "True, true" snld the month of
March.
"Tell us some more about y o u r s e l f , "
said I’rlnce Sleet.
“Some folks nre more kindly when
they tn lk 'a b o u t me. Some Idrds do
mo the honor to come hack while I
am hen- nnd some flowers nnd trees
begin to think about getting up for
OU ca n see for you rself th a t th e C handler is th e m o st clo sely
the spring.
~ ,
priced fine*car in th e w hole A m erican m ark et. P rin ter’s in k
"Hut I’m a very unpopular mouth.
lends
itvsclf to th e p resen tation of claim s an d fa c ts alike, We
I nllow nil you rascals do Just ns you
plense.
I let ypu-ldoif nnd storm.
m ake it ou r purpose, i.: sp eak in g of the C handler, to deal w ith
I let you rain nml halt ami snow.
facts
on ly.
I lef you have fogs nnd mists nnd
cold rains nnd winds. I let you do
-A nd th is w e jeliev e to be th e fa ct, th a t n o oth er a u to m o b ile,
anything ynd plense. It Is the mouth
b u ilt so w ell, b u ilt o f su ch Rood m aterials, b u ilt in su ch good
when the wind nnd the rnln nml tho
design, is priced w ith in hun dred s of dollars o f th e C handler price.
snow and the sleet can have a regu
lar frolic.
T he C handler m o to r Is tru ly a great m o to r. T h ere is n o n e
' "And ns soon ns I come I Slow some
better. F ifty th o u sa n d C handler owner a k n o w it. A nd co u n tle ss
of my magic power Into Mr. Wind
nnd lie feels then so full of life nnd
th ou san d s of their friends and n eigh b ors know it. Now in its
energy thnt he wants to blow nml
seven th year of c o n sta n t d evelop m en t, w ith o u t radical ch a n g e
blow—Just as lie wants to now, r * .
of d esign , it approxim ates p erfection ,
u
"I hnve put so much of that ningle
power Into him that folks-call him tho
T h e w h ole C handler ch assis, sim p le an d stu rd y, is d ep en d ab le
March wind.
and
en d u rin g. And C handler bodiea, graceful in lin e, room y
"Yes, I’m nn unpopular month.
and com fortab le, lLuAsrloufdy u p h olstered an d b e a u tifu lly fin
Folks sny I'in apt to do 'anything.
They sny they can't depend on me.
ish ed , are su ggestive o f th e b e st c u sto m w ork.
They sny most dreadful things about
me. They sny thnt I make people
catch cold.
I'm sdre I enn’t help
thnt.
Crenturcs will' have to look
w ill d e lig h t y o u a n d ; —?:f f w .'.'.y . I l- h b* j s*td h r.n d s o m c , s e a ts se v e n
after thpmselvrs when I'm around, M
g ro w n p e rs o n a w ith o u t c ro w d in g , n n d w ifi t n k i y o u a n y w h e re In c o m fo rt.
I rim giving all of you such a good
T h e C h a n d le r is fc-* » -h c u y o n w a n t »r*eed. 7*- j3 fh<yiblc a n d in s ta n tly
time.”
re
sp
o n siv e in cro w d ed tra ffic . It is p o w e rfu l o n s te e p g ra d e s .
^ ,
"You do that all right," they nil
shouted. And Mr. Wind hliw harder
The E a rlier You P.\:ce. Y ou r O rder, The E arlier You M ay H a va V o o r C ar
than ever ns he 'spld: "D ear month
of March, you're n_grent favorite of
SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES
mine, even If you're not like some,
in ff C a r, $ 1 7 9 5
-------------F b u r ^ P a s s e n g tr R o a d s te r , .77TO3
but I feel, honored and flattered to be
F o u r -P a r te n s o r D is p a tc h C a r, S I 8 7 5
*
called._tb» March wind, a f t e r yon,
6
OS
C o n v e rtib le C o u p e, S 2 S 9 S
L im o u s in e . AJG95
dear, wild, windy, stormy, blowy
A l l p r k * J l.o . b. C leveland
month of March 1" And then a won
derful windy storm begun!
Doing Bsttar.
r"I. see'*ye hove a new hired man;
Quite Different
"Isn't there V great deni of esprit Exry. How Is he doing?”
d:i corps In thnt organisation?”
. "Resting cons'rtcmtile easier than tha
"Not n ll'tle b i t Every man Jack other one did, thnnk y e !” a trifle grim
of It Is oo t h f wntci* wagon."
ly replied honest Farm er Hombeak.
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
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T h e New Series T o u r m g C a r
WIGHT TIRE COMPANY
Sum in ole Rank Annex—Magnolia Avenue
Sanford, Florida
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, ;OHIO
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Hard Work Needed.
If tho power to do Imrd work Is not
inlent, It Is the best possible fcuhstltuto
tor It. Things, do not turn up In th is
Ivor’ I • •<■* somebody turns them up.
. Garfield.
Privilege of Money.
Clothes don't make a man, bu t It’s
inly tho mlllloanlro who can go about
lls business looking like n ragpicker.*-*
London Answers.
The Eagle of Napoleon.
Napoleon revived the ancient symbol
A Real Haro.
will sometimes do as
To clean gas globes, wash with soap
rnnn an rent physical nnd warm w ater In which a little salts
man who wants to run of lemon hns been mixed . 1 The great
n hero.—St. Louis Globa difficulty In the way of getting the
ground ■glnK.i used for some globes to
look white Is the grease which sets
closely In tho roughness.
Poor Picker.
They were discussing the raising of
MOUNTAIN 8 HEEP *8 PAIN,
children at the chamber of commerce
How a Crab Grows.
show recently nnd Pr. Maude Wiley, In
The crab's equivalent to the Inter
"I don’t feel ns well ns I did," said
charge of the Welfare lenguo, told nn
nal bones of nnlmuls Is Its tough outer the mounlnln sheep whoso name was
amusing story. Seems the little girl
shell, which does not grow. The baby
Jim.
had been spnnked by her fa th e r for
crab Is forced to get rid of this tough, —
— «=*----“Neither do L"
disobeying,, With tenrs running down
confining person. Ho It hrenks Itself
r
)
\
said Mr. Blnckle,
h e r cheeks she ran to her mother,
loose Internally nnd then splits Its
B T ’*; the tall ostrich.
crying, "I think papa's perfectly hor
old protecting home across tip* ex- ‘— ~ "
They jgere both
rid. Was he the only man you could
tteme bnck ridge, creeping out In that
■fTjat ...
In the soo talking
sell”
way.
6y M ary G rah ajn B onner
of the Caesars. Thn Napoleonic englo
Itself was eight Inches In height and
nine Inches across the wings. It stood
on a brass block threo Inches square,
nnd weighed threo und one-half
Pull Glory of Cherry Blossoms.
pounds. Modern colon* a re ns nothing
llloomlng of the cherry trees In Jncompnred to the old ones, ns difficult
pun occurred earlier this y ear than
to hide as the big drum.
usual, owing to the exceptionally
warm weather of the early months.
T
he blossoms were out In great pro
Sepoy Preparedness.
fusion
on Sunday, Mnch 30. The
In the Madras presidency In the first
half of the lust century recruit hoys— hlgnn snkurn trees In Uycno park
sons of .old soldiers—were kept with were In full bloom; the yoshltio snench Sepoy reglineut, clothed, drilled kurn, or common variety, came out In
and fed nnd enlisted ns soldiers when full florescence on April 3, the nnnlthey attained the age o f sixteen. The veranry n f-thc first em peror of Jap a n .
system had something to recommend Everybody In Jap a n la enjoying tho
It, ns the state got n trained youth as nrborcsccncc of springtime.
n soldier Instead o f a country bump
kin who had all his training to learn.
Professional Earnings.
Questionnaires sent to the graduates
Too Deep for Him.
of the Harvard _ medical and law
An Irish, snllor, a fte r pulling In schools brought .out ,tho fact that the
50 fathoms o f line, m uttered to him
average physician earns $554.In his
s e l f : "Sure, It’s as long nn V*dny nnd
first y ear of practice, about $1,000 In
tom orrow ; It's n good week’s work for
his second year, about $".000 In hts
five men." More of It yet. "The say’s
fifth year und nearly $5,000 by his tlilrmighty deep, to he sure." Then he sud
denly slopped s h o r t ; nnd. looking, up teenlh year, nnd thnt the average law
yer enrns $004 In his first year. $1,110
to the officer on wntch, he exclaimed:
"Bad luck to me, sorr, If 1 don’t be- In his second year. $",003 In his fifth
Inve somebody's cut off the other end year. $4,42(1 In Ids eighth year and
$5,825 in tils tenth year of practice.
of this line l"—Coiigregnllonullht,
BUILDERS S U P P LIE S
LATHS,
SHINGLES
SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE
e
take
ijiie u t v
ronds
erTsfli
ill
Educational Note.
Never try to And out anything, or
try to learn anything, until not know
ing It hns come to be a nuisance to
you for some time. Then you will
remember It, hut not otherwise. Let
knowledge Importune you before you
will henr It. Our schools nnd universi
ties go on the precisely opposite sys
tem.— K. \V. Howe's Mngnzlno.
National Anthems.
"The Star-Spangled B anner" la now
regarded ns our national nnthem ; that
of England. “(J/id Save the Kings'^
France, "T he Marseillaise." The othqc
allien apparently have uo distinguish
ing title for tltulr national airs. The
nntlonnl nlr of* Italy la known lo us
simply ns the "Itnllnn National Hymn"
and (lint of Portugal as the "Nittloual
Atr of Portugal," etc.
February 17 Is the anniversary- nt
the burning In Rome, In 1000, of the
Itnllnn philosopher, Giordano Bruno
l i e . was subjected to continual nnd
terrible persecution for seven Jcnr»
prior to Ills dchtli. In the hope that lie
would recant. In 1881) n monument
wns erected to him under papal tini
est nt the place where lie perished nl
he stnke.
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W e s t Po int C a d e t s . .
LUMBER,
»
.hint on Qai Globes.
Solf.rr.tppct
much for n
rourage. Thn
ind doesn't Is
Democrat.
at
Ench senatorial congressional district
and territory. Including Porto nicn.
Alaska nnd Hawaii. Is entitled to have
two cadets at the West Point Military
academy and the District of Columblu
four cadets.
There are also 80 ap
pointment* at large, especially con
ferred by the president. The law an
thorites the president to appoint cndets to the military academy from
pah
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Combination of Humus and Fertilizer Ingredient's.
Ideal Truck Fertilizer.
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We are now manufacturing
lice 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.
^roro tl>elr 3r^rd*'
to each other, for
the day was a bjt
warm.
A t any
ra te It was much,
much w a r m e r
than
1,0,1 1,ecn
for * I°nS time
and they were all
enjoying the
weather In the
-I Need tho Zoo
Doctor—"
80,d
" V . nrl
having s p r i n g
w eather; w hat say you, Mr. Jim f*
"My dear ostrich," said the moun
tain sheep, “you mean spring fever."
"And why, pray tell, do I mean
spring fever!" asked Blackle.
"Because that Is the thing folka get
•In the spring," snld Jim.
"Pin not 'folks,'" said Blnckle.
•W hat Is sp rin g fever, nnywny! - I
only know It comes In the spring."
"IIow strange," snld Jim, with a
funny little smile.
"Why strange!" asked Blnckle, In
quite a serious tone, as though he
didn't understand It nt all.
“It's not In the least bit strange,"
said Jim. ‘
"Then why on enrth, or In the xoo.
did you say it was strange !" asked
Blnckle.
"I meant It nnrcnstlcally," said Jim.
"When one means n thing sarcastically
one means to he n little superior and
proud nnd wiser than the other fel
low/’
"Can’t two menu the same thing!"
asked Blackle.
"Of course," said Jim.
"Then why did you say that when
ons meant a thing sarcastically, and
ao forth, and so forth!" Inquired
Blackle.
"One inerly menus anyone—oo one
In particular."
"How dull," said Blnckjc.
"Not dull a t all," satd Jim. "It's
merely the correct way to talk."
“Oh. pardon ,me," snld Blnckle,
grinning foolishly nnd mnklng a low
bow.
"When I said It was strange that
spring fever rntne In the spring I
meant It wasn't Grange at nil, but
quite the most nat ural time for It to
come."
"And so," said Blnckle, “you said
It wns strange when you thought It
wasn't strange."
"From the tone of my voice you
should lime known it wns said sar
castically," snld Jim.
“Ho« cun >ou expect m stupid os
trich to know nnythlng about things
said sureo«tlcnlly?" naked Blnckle.
*
"I d o n 't' su pp ose I can," snld Jim.
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Shallow Super
Bottom Hoard
S ta n d a rd 'F ra m e s
CCc each
B8c ccch
Mr
Me each
. 50c each
COc c*ch
<°c each
40c each
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• Ends mortised for top and bottom bars, h ored for wlrci, top
bsr grooved and wedge furnished.
t& tZ iS S il^
Shallow Frames, for supers (sam e as above),............. ,$3.50 per 100
ALL MATERIAL SHIPPED KNOCKED-DOWN.
NAILS FURNlSIIED AT SLIGHT ADDITIONAL COST
In addition to material listed above we manufacture several
different slic s and grades of fram es,,etc., and will furnish details
on request.
W R IT E YARD N E A R E S T Y O U - W E H A V E 'T H E M AT
Titusville, Cocoa, E au Gallic, Fort P ierce, S tu a rt a n d Miami, Fla.
G eneral OfiScea—Fort P ierce, FIs.
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lip yery e m a i l a m o u n t a f r h l a r l a a l a d l e a l e a Hu r i r e l l e a l q u a l i t y f a r h a u a t b a l d
p a r p e a r a . In a d d l l l a a le I k a gau d quatllg t k a r a r l e r l a l l r a a f a a p e r la r k e a a e k a ld
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A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water,^Chemical
Decomposition, Atmosphere end Moisture.
Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand
Nitric and Picric Arid tests in the construction of its immense acid plants.
Our supply Is limited onlyjby our demand.
SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA.
Slock In w a rd s and 25,000 ready for shipment.
The citrus area of Florida Is
The records of the citrus Incomparatively limited in extent dustry of Florida present ample
and wonderfully blessed by na- evidence of inherent ability to
ture in a combination o f soil, gtand on its own foundation and
sunshine and showers un- ^ return those engaged in it
tqualied elsewhere.
proper dividends on their inIn this territory can be pro- vestm ents and adequate comduced grapefruit and* oranges pensation for their labor,
so superior in quality that as
•
their. L r l U are properly made
Co-operaUve marketing as
known to the consuming public £ “ * 2 J ° L
there will be ample demand.
"em bers of the Florida Citrus
Exchange has demonstrated
And for such of these food and that the grow ers of the state
health fruits o f Florida as are possess the m eans and the powintelligently and scientifically er for the full protection of
marketed there may be secured their Interests w ithout entangprices so remunerative as to ling alliances .w ith other seomake production profitable.
tiona or other industries,
MAHONEY-WALKER CO
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Hill
Hardware
Co.
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S tan d s for —
SERVICE, QUALITY , and PRICE
JUST RECEIVED A BIG SHIPM ENT OF
Ship your fruit through tba Exchange and help to m aintain
Florida citrui Independence and supremacy. For fu rth e r
facta, writ*, wire, ’phone or call en
Florida Citrus
L. A. HAKES, Manager
Orange County Citrus
Sub-Exchange
QRDANDO
ftORIDA
Blackle. "but I am glad that you ex
plained which hoof It la In. for at first
n h o u g h t you were trying to tell me
yod had but one br*of and then I eras
going to M»y you were quite mad In
stead of being alck."
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And then the soo doctor came to
gtre Blackle come medicine and *JIm a
fine dressing for hts tore hoof. *
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thi> sal
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h r r er c er ti vver d bby
Kill
y t h' r " H o a r d of C o u n t y
C o r a i t t i M i a n r n of Sr mi noU- C o u n t y Fl or i da
U
at t h e office of aalil b o a r d at t h e c o u r t ho u r e
in S a n f o r d , F l or i da , on or b e f o r e t e n o'clock
rti. on t h e 7 l h d a y of J u l y . A |>. i ' j | u
for t h e e i r a r a t i o n a n d c o n . t i u c l i o n of t he
d l t r h e e . dr a i n* o r c a n a l * . a n d l a t e r a l di t chc*,
dr a i n* o r c a n a l * In t h e J e * . u p D r a l n a c e . Ilf*.
J " * UP ^ t a l n a g e .Iliat r i ct .
n o tic e
n ^ thh ee 1* u m ' of
z v r n ' r 1 ;•>,*
f . i ddK,cr hhhe c kk iIn
j-lve H u n d r e d JSOOi
( l ol l ar a. p a y a b l e t o l a i d b o a r d , a . a n r \ l *
*-*
d#nt*# of ( f o o d faith*
.
K*ti m a t e d
total
yardage
68, 6 6 0 r u b l e
yard*.
T h l a q u a n t i t y It o n l y a p p r o x i ma t e ,
b r i n g g i v e n a* a u n i f o r m baat a f or r o r a p a r Ip«»n of bills, and t h e a aid b o a fd r #x#rv#t th#
r i g h t t o i n e r r a a f or d e e r r a a * tha* a m o u n t of
r a i d y a r d a g e n * m a y b e d e e m e d ne r e a a a r y .
All bill* thall b e m a de upon a fo rm to he
f urnish ed .
T h e board reserve* t h e right to reject any
.a n d all bid*.
___
... „
-----f T h P i u r e p n f u l b t d d e r will b e r e q u i r e d t o
g iv e a bond eq u al to 25 per r e n t of the
a m o u n t of h it or*-their bid* c o m p u t e d upon
• the b a il* of the *y*rdage p b o v e m e n tio n ed ,
with a S u rety C o m p a n y qualified t o write
a eueh bon d* in t h e a tate of Florida, a t t u r e ty
th e r e o n , the S u r e l y %
C o fn p a n y and form of
b o n d t o be a p p ro v ed b y ta ld boa rd .
A c o p y of p lant, tpeciflratio/ia a n d profile*
an d p ro p o sg d c o n tra ct, bond* a i d form of
bid m a y be o b ta in e d u p o n a p p lic a tio n to the
u n d e r sig n e d
upon
m akin g a d ep o sit
of
’ T e n D o lla rs , thla turn l a be refu n d e d when
fa id p l a n t, aperJflcaHont, e t c . , h a v e been re
tu r n e d .
,
B y o r d e r of t h e B o a r d of C o u n t y Com*
m i « t l o n r r t of S e m l n b l e (bou nty, F l o r i d o .
it e a l )
E . A. D O U G L A S S ,
5 7 - 4 tc
Clark.
NOTICE
N p l i r r is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h # u n d e r s i g n
ed* F a n n i e C. D a v i t will, on T h u r s d a y ,
J u l y 1 0t h, a t 10: 00 o ’cl ock a. m. . or as snot)
t h e r e a f t e r an c a n be h e a r d m a k e a p p l i c a t i o n
t o t h e H o n o r a b l e J a m e s W. I ' er ki n«, J u d g e
of t h e S e v e n t h J u d i r i a l C i r c u i t C o u r t , of t h e
s t a t e of F l o r i d a , In c h a n c e r y s i t t i n g , for a
l i cens e t o t a k e c h a r g e of a n d m a n a g e h e r
o wr v e s t a t e a nd p r op er ty, a nd to b ec o m e *
f ree d e a f e r In e v e r y r e s p e c t , s he b e i n g n o w a
ia»r*ied w o m a n r e d d i n g in sa i d C i r c u i t j n T|
S ‘*ti
D a t e d t hi s I 1 t h d a v of J u n e , 1919
.
F A N N I K C It W IS
I t i e k i n s o n A Dirkim*on
A t t o r n e y s fur P e t i t i o n e r .
57-41*
No l l e # o f Appl i cat i on for T a p I l r e d U n d e r
K e r i l o n II o f I ' h a p T r r 488M, | . i « * o f Fl orI da
* % *‘
N o t i c e ia h e r e b y gi ve n t h a t Al f red F o s t e r ,
p u r c h a s e r of T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 246. d a t e d
th* 4 t h d a y of June, A. D, 1917, h a s filed
►ai d c e r t i f i c a t e in my office, a n d h a s m a d e
a p p l l eaf i on fur l a i de e d t o isvuc in acror«| «*nrc with l aw. Sa i d c e r t i f i cat e e m b r a c e s t h e
f ollowing
described property ^ B o a t e d in
S e m i n o l e c o u n t y . P l u r t d a , t o - wi t ; HE !t of
N’ E ' t of Sec 7 l ft, T p 2u S , It *1 E . 10
a c t •**
T h e sa i d l a n d Io*mg
at t he
d a t e uf t,he i a s u a n r r of sip-h rerlificurtc in t h e
c a m # uf U n k n o w n
Un i t e s ikatd Cert i f i cat e
►hall bo r e d i r m e d acctifilhig t o law t a t d r * d
will i s s u e t h e r e o n on t h e 2 2 n d d a y of J u l y ,
A h . 1919
W i t n e s s my offirjal s i g n a t u r e a n d seal t hi s
t h e I Htb d a y of J u n e , A. U. 1919.
Is r a l l
E. A. D O U G L A S S ,
C l e r k Ci r c ui t C o u r t S e m i n o l e Co. , Fin
5 8 - Me *
By V F. Uo u g Ua s , D i
In I « u r l of C o u n t y J u d g e . S e m i n o l e C n u n l y
S t a l e o f Fl or i da
In f»* E s t a t e t»f F r a n k Bo n d S u m m e r
ville
ami Thomas
Pereival
t*«mp r o p i t , t C u m pr o psl j Mi n o r s
N o t i c e i s ‘ h e r e b y gi ven i*« all w h o m ir
ma> r o n r r r n t h a t Al fred j Cr oss, a - G u a r
d i a n of 1 ht* e s t a t e uf F r a n k Bo n d Surnfru-r
wilt# a n d I Tboma i F e r e i va l C u n p r o p s t I r »*rrv
pr ej i s t ', rntnnr*, » if) >>n i hi- 19 f h day of
J Lt 1« A I* 191*1, a p p l y i'i th* i L m u r a b l r
f
Hf»u»hol der. C o u m y J u d g e , in a n d fur
■ai d r . i u n l v , a t his office in S^aiiford. I d o n d a .
at lifi 00 iTrl nck m fn r nr as s o o n tberc-afi er
a- t h e m a i l e r r a n be- h e a r d , for a u t h o r i t y to
i I*, a t p u b i r or pr i o i l i - - a i r , l he f ol l owi ng
d i - r r i b e d real r e l a t e in said m u n i ) , I h »i l
B e g i n n i n g a! a Poi nt 665 f i l l
west , a n d
*. J ** f e d i i ur l h uf t h e *ngl h e a ■f r n r n i r of
S* *-ttnn 28, T ow nshi p N i n e t e e n S o u t h , I t a n g r
*11 L a s t , r u n west 7h0 f e e t , r b e n r e n of fit
7ti f**t, t h e n c e in s o u t hi -a-t erl y d i r e r l i o n
i» o n g m a r g i n line of St Jof i h# n v e r t o poi nt
• f b e g i n n i n g , c o n t a i n i n g 12 acr es , m o r e or
bit,
‘
*
S a b i a p p l i c a t i o n will be ba««*| u p o n p i t 1
t i n now .«n fib m aid otj-rt
l»al*il t hi s 12t h dav' uf J u n e , 1919
A L T It E D J * B O S S
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stock
for
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Try The Want Column
Vppl l r mf on fi»r Tax P e e d U n d e r
of C h a p t e r 4888, I . « « n of Fl or-
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1.r ^*MU,rp 1* brf-f' V g| **n t h a t i " ' r r a t reel
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T *
■"<» h<*» Bl ade a p p l i c a t i o n f or l a*
' —h *
ar e. r d a n r e wi t h l aw.
Said
r, ' r,1f'>'»ie m l r ar e r t h e li-lliiwlnc d c c r l h r d
f cI°5Vl y
In
S emi nol e
County,
i T p ' »|*‘q
N l ?'i* ' } J * V ’ I 0 '
I ...LTi
A. * , '
T h e . a i d l a n d b r i n e *»,!
\ h r “ •‘u >« t h e i . . u a n c e of *u r h
| crrlTflr.’ r In t.iV n a m e
J. M. K a t l l n e .
ion
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.
,
, ...
*v it net* ni> idliria! tignimiri' ttinil m i l I hi*
l hc# 2 5 t h d a y of J u n e . A. D. 1919.
K. A* D O U G L A S S ,
C l**rk C i r m i t Uo u r t S e m i n o l e Co. , Fl a.
IIy V. E . P o u i l i t i , D. C.
In
r i r r u i t Co u r t , S e x r n t h J u d i c i a l Ci r cui t
o f S l a t e of Fl ori da
T h e M e r c h a n t ' 1 National Bank
of S a v a n n a h
va.
-EUl fJt An-J| a^f»l mi Bi al #a4fia — -----or h i l a i e of J o t r p h F i n e g a n , d e f e a t e d ,
Hy v i r l v r o f a j u d g m e n t r e n d e r e d in t h
< i r eui t C o u r t of O r a n g e C o u n t y , K)i*, j n
p r o c e e d i n g * b y t cl v e f aci a* t o revi ew t h e
j u d g m e n t i n a b o v r e n t i t l e d c a u a r e n d for
e x e c u t i o n a* t o c e r t a i n heir* of Jo«e| i h Fi negan, d e c e a s e d , *a cert i fi ed t r a n s c r i p t of sai d
j u d g m e n t h a v i n g been r e c o r d e d in t h e office
of cl e r k of ( ' i r e u i t C o u r t of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y ,
Fl a. a n d e g e r u t i n n t w u e d t h e r e o n , I h a v e
l evi ed u p o n a n d will tell a t t h e f r o n t d o o r of
t h e C o u r t l l o u i e in S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a a t 1 1 o ’cl ock a. m , on M o n d a y *
t h # 4 l h d a y of Au g u s t , A. V . 1919 al l t h #
r i g h t , t i l l # a n d i nt e r e s t , c l ai m a n d d e m a n d
of K a t h e r i n e W. F i n r g a n , Chari * a S e l b y
F i n r g a n , Mr s . t l , , L L a m b e r t , J a m e s Me*
E l r o y F a r r a m o r r , A g n e t F a r r a m o r e , Effi#
I ' a r r a m o r # a n d E l i x a b e t h F a r r a m o r e , a t hei ra
of s a i d J o s e p h F i n r g a n In a n d t o - t h # 8 W * i
of N B q of S e c t i o n Ik, T p . 2 6 S . , . l ( a n g e 2 1
E a s t *a nrl o^ t h e N W N of S E I 4 # ( Ser I j on f 8.
T|». 2(» V
itKTtge 31 E a s t in Se
t y . Fl a.
E. E. 11 H A D Y .
Sheriff S e mi n o l e C o u n t y , ' Fl a
59-M e
Nolle# of Application fur Tax H e e d IJi»dr9
Neel Ion 8 of C h a p t e r * I Nkk, Law* uf F l o r
i da *
N o t i c e is h e r e b y gi ven t h a t Schell# Ma i ne *
a n d S. F. D u u d n e y . pur r haf f t r * of T a x C* rt ittiati- No 199. d a t e d t h e W d d a y of J u l y .
A. D. 1916, has tllrd »aid c e r t i f i cat e i n rn>
office* a n d hn* m a d e appf i eat i ori fur i « i de e d
t o i ss ue i n a c c o r d a n c e wi t h l aw.
S a i d er r t i f i f a t r e m b r a c e s t h e f ol l owi ng d e s c r i b e d
p r o p e r t y s i t a u t e d In / S e mi nol e c o u n t y , F l o r
i da. t o - w i t : I.ot 128. M i d w a y , in Sec. 32.
T p . 19 S,, H. 31 E* T h e s a i d l an d be i ng
k i s e as ed a t t h e d a t e of t h e i s s u a n c e of s u e n
r e r t i f i r a t e in t h e n a m e of Hi l l ar y.
Unl es s
sai d c e r t i f i c a t e shall be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g
t o law t ax d e e d will Issue t h e r e o n on t h e
2 2 n d d a y . f J u l y . A l» 1919.
Wi t m s s m y official si gna l u r e a n d seal t hi s
t h e M b dtay of J u n e . A- D 1919.
• all
F A l K » l r< ; i 4 S S .
( ' l e r k Ci r c ui t C o u r t S e m i n o l e C o , FVa
58* 1 1 r
Not l r # «r Ippllraiion f«r l a i fl eel l Under
S ectio n #1 o f Chapter 4 8 8 8 , Laws uf Flo r
i da
N o t i c e i* h e r e b y g i v e n , t h a t C h e s t e r Ken*
nison. p u r c h a s e r ..f T m ( Yr t i f l r a l * N.» 411,
•l ai ed i he t t h d a y of l u r i r , A D 1917, ha s
filed sa i d r e r t i t i g a t e m my office, a n d ha s
m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for t ax de e d t o i ss ue in
a c c o r d a n c e wi t h law
S a u l c e r t i f i cat e emh r aces t h e (of to wi ng d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t > si t u
a t ‘ d in S e m i n t d e c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o wit
N 4 nf N *'• uf S W ", of S F 1 * ant i W 1 ^ of
S W ' i of S W N of S E «4 of Sec 2 1 . T p . 21 S .
It 3ti E.
T h e &aJd l and 1*eing as ses sed at
A he d a t e of t h e i hs ua nr e of s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e
in t h e n a m e of U n k n o w n Unl es s sai d c e r
t i fi cate «h nil be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o law
l ax del ' d will i ssue t j i er e on on th* 2 2 nd d a y
"f J u l y . \
I » 1919
Wi t n e s s rn v official s i g n a t u r e a n d *#al
t hi s t h e I M h dav of J u n e
\ I » I '*19*
r *J
K \ Lti r l Tt; LANS,
Cl e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e C o , Fl a
SM Me
B> V. E. I bt ugl a s s , D C
Nof i r e «if \ ppl l r at l un fur Tax D e e d U n d e r
Sect Inn 8 of t It s p i e r IhPiM. l a w s of Flor*
i ds
Not jer is h e r e b y gi ven I h a t t ai.a* T>l**r,
| i u r r h a s e r uf T a x t '* r 1 ill imw*** No. I l l , d a t e d
t h e Uli day uf J u n e , A I»# 1917, e m b r a c i n g
t h e f ol l owi ng d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y in S e m
inole c n u n i y , Fh»ri da. | »*wi! Beg S L r*«/ner
of Lot | H o l d e n l i r a I E s t a t e C' o/ s A d d i t i o n
t o S a n f o r d , i n See. 30, T p. 19 S., If. -II E,.
r u n N El y pa r a l l e l wi t h S a n f o r d G r a n t lliie i o
W. line of I.M 6 of K A F a c e ' s S u b Di v ,
SWI y wi t h G r a n t line t o Celery A x e . tY t o
poi n t S. «kf beg, , N. t o beg. Sa i d l an d bei ng
a ■1 rs*n■d a t t h e d a t e of I s s u a n c e of ■jsi*1 r»-r*
t i f i r at e in t h e n a m e nf U n k n o w n ,
fit*** T a t 1 i f t Ifira t« Vo 2 1 1 . dlaTr.l t he
t Ifi lint uf J u n r , \ D I'M 7t * trtli r s t i n g f in
f >-11»- W| U£ f|t-^,r i i.r-,1 pn
j ii Nf mi noli
<■lit! 111 > . F 1 ?1rul ». t?» » tl
F a l m 1 1 ii in
42. !*■
rni«rk Mbit m#f?i
Sai d I4 fill !>• i ri g
e-sed
A I t he d a t e of issUttMie "l *sul n r 1i t i c s t r in
t h# n a m e of U n k n o w n ;
t
Also T a x C e r t i f i r a t e No. 182, d a t e d t h e
4 t h d a y o f J u n e , A. D. 1917, t m b r a r t n i r t h e
f nt t owi ng d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y In S e m i n o l e
#m i n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - wi t : Beg. N W . cor of
N K . U ' n f N K U «•! Her. 1. T|». 2<». S-. It. 710
E,, r u n E 9 . Ml r h , . S | 0 . | f, ch. . W 9 86 r h . .
N 10: 15 ch. , 1 0 a m * .
Sa i d larul bei ng asi r s i r i l at t h e d a t e id th* i s a u a n r e of «s id
cer t i f i cat e in t h e n a m e nf t Tnkn<i wn.
Also
T a x Ce r t i f i c a t e No 3 m, d a t e d
the
l i b d a y ' of J u n e , A l» 1917, e m b r a c i n g i hi
fol lowing d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y In S e m i n o l e
c ount v, F l o r i d a , to. wit
S 'i
of N 1 j -d
S L G .d N W * a n d S ‘ , ,d NU , . 1 ^ W , ,.f
N W * , of Sec 11., T p. I'». s . It tu U
I .
acres. S s i d l a n d bei ng as s es s ed «i t h e d a t e
of I s s u a n c e nf s a i d c e f t l f i r a t e in t h e n a m e of
W. F. L e a v i t t :
ANo
T a x Ce r t i f i c a t e No. 17, d a t e d
t he
4t h d a y id J u n e , A. I>, 1917, e m h r a i t n g
th**
f ol lowing do» r l b e d p r n n e r t y in Sernltiol#
c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w i t : N ' a of N ' i of
r d . S E G of N \ V , of Sec. 36, T p . 19 S. K 30
K, Sa i d l a n d b e i n g as ses sed a t t h e d a t e of
U s u a n r # of sa i d ce r t i f i c a t e in t h e n a m e of
H a t t i e F. L * a v i t t ;
Abo
T a x ( ’e r t i f i r a t e No. 65, d:#*id t h #
4t h day id J u n # . A. D. 1917, * e m b r a d tig t h e
fol l owi ng d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y in S e m i n o l e
c o u n t e*
Fl'irjtJji, t n- wft * I.ot (5. Bl ock I I ,
T i e r D. t h e T o w n of S a n f o r d . Sa i d land* b e
i ng a»«r r*f d at t h e d a t e of t h e l«*uAnr c of
■ai d c er t i f i cat e in I h r n a m e of F. !• He l d.
Al so
T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 63, d a t e d t h e
4t h d a y of J u n e . A. It. 1917, e m b r a c i n g t h e
f ol l owi ng d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y in S e m i n o l e
county,
F l o r i d a , to*w'tt: Lot
5, Bl o c k 1®*
T i e r 9, t h e T o w n of S a n f n u l , Sa i d l a n d b e
i ng a«ar»*ed at t h e d a t e of jRmiance of >1114
c e r t i f i c a t e in t h e n a m e of J. E. I.airtg;
A l*o
T a x Ce r t i f i c a t e No. 61. d a t e d t h e
4t h d a y of J u n e , A. It 1917, e m b r a c i n g t he
f ol l owi ng d e s c r i b e d pr o p e f l > in S e m i n o l e
c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , i n - wit
Lot
11 AV. M .
C l a r k s S u b . I»iv. <*f Bl ock I I . Ti e r 14, T o w n
of Sanf ord* Sa i d l a n d b r i n g a«s eat ed a t t he
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t i on Tu d e g r e s s VV-.V67 ch. t«? AV b o u n d a r y
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D It- M i t c h e l l ’s S u r v e y of t h e s o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of S e r i i on 31, T o w n t h e bill i*f c o m p l a i n t filed her ei n a g a i n s t yo u l,ex y G r a n t , c o n t a i n i n g 5 acr e* sol d a* t h e *bt p 20 s o u t h . R a n g e fifi cast .
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wes t 321 feet , s o u t h 697 feet I n p, P. h , arid
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r l s t m m g an i nt er es t in t h e following
real.
Unl es s ^aaid , r e f u f i c a t e s shflll lie r e d e e m e d o r d e r b e p u b l i s h e d u n c # a week l o r t w e l v e
d e a c n l i e d l a n d s i t u a t e in S i r nl aot e
a c c or di ng' i n l a w t ax de e d wi l l i s i u r t h e n on r n n s e c u t l v # weeks i n th# S a n f o f d H e r a l d , a
c o u n t y , F l or i da , t o - wi t : 8 , 4 of H** Pf
w e e k l y n c w * p a m r iiiildishi d in sa i d S e m
on 111/? 8 t h d a y of J u l y , jA- l b 1919,
Si:
of S W U bf S e c t i o n 13, T o wn • hi p 21 S o u t h , R a n g e 29 L a s t : a l i o
Wi t n e s s m y official s i g n a t u r e ant i s eal Ibis i n o l e c o u n t y , F l or i da
be gi n at S W c o r n e r of f l E f * of Sec*
G i v e n u n d e r m y hand and th# sea id my
t h e 4t h (fay id i l l I?#, A. I u 1 9 1 9 .
l i on 13. T o w n s h i p 21 91nulht' Ha n y r
offi ce t hi s t h e 2 2 n d d a y of April, 1919,
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Ul e r k of t he t if m i l t ' o u r t of S e m i n o l e r*n.,
56 Ate
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Voi l e# ttf Apwticaltnn for I m D r r t l I niter L t A
' o r n p l a l n a n t ' s Sol i ci t or,
T o all par lie* c l a i mi n g i n t e r i si ■ u n d e r
SANFORl> FLORIDA
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ol hi ? wise, in riii larul d e s c r i b e d he l ms , a n d
X s.
C O O D T O T H E LAST DRO P
Util I I * in
alt p a r i ii ■ ■bur ni ng »n i nt i rest in t h e follow - l owi ng d e s - r t h e d l ands , t o wit
All u n k n o w n p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g i n t r p
sng f l o r r i b r i l l a n d s i t u a t e in Sertiinid* r m n i - M i d w a y , Sec T2. T p 19 S . R 11 E . . ol d '"■t* u n d e r
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AA'ooflhrblge, R i t
HAS ' 4 uf Sect i on 13. T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h ,
Also, T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No 113. d a t e d l h* c h i e VAt »odbridge, all u n k n o w n p a r t i e s
R a n g e 29 K«*C. a b o be gi n ut S W cor ne r id 3r d d a y uf J u l y , A. D, 1916, sail! c e r t i f i cat e c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t s u n d e r C a l v i n A^
HE 14 ol S e c t i o n 13, T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , c o v e r i n g t h e f ol l owi ng d e s c r i b e d l and*, to* F u a g e , all u n k n o w n p a r t i e s c l a i mi n g
R a n g e 29
Last, run
East
14 !y chai n*. wi t : Lot 29 9 M i d a y in Sec. 32, T p . 19 S.,* i n t e r e s t s u n d e r Ge o r g # 11. M o r t o n I n
M a i - d i v i d u a l l y or a* t r u s t e e , all u n k n o w n
N o r t h JO c h a i n s , Wos t l l ' j chai n#. S o u t h H* R. 30 K„ s o l d a» t h e p r o p e r t y »?f U,
chains*
well; A b o T a x Ce r t i f i c a t e No , 118, d a t e d p a r t i } ’* c l a i m i n g i nt er es t u n d e r W. S.
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, , , u n k n o w n p a r l i . - , r U i n u u c i nl . - f r . t
bill (• t c o m p l a i n t filed h e r e i n agai ns t yo u in .t .i f. i. cat
T o all
t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a us e , o n t h e firal d a y * f V - r i l
‘i ' i V - M ,
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un.I.-r C . l v l n
A.
Of u m l r t ( 7, ur i t r II M - r l o n in.il Sept # m b e r , A. D. 1919,
t h e S a n f o r d J . . I p . I!t S.. It 11 , h . ...1,1 a , t h l - l i r o p r r t y
v b l u a l l y »»r a* ( r u*i e e , ur u n d r / AV. S. Ke e l e r
He r a l d 1* h e r e b y d e s i g n a t e d a s t h e n e w s p a p e r "* U n k n o w n .
Alsu T a x ( ‘e r t i f i / a l e . No, 12-*,. d a t e d l h# u r ^ e i t h r f nf t h e m of u l h » r wt s e , in t h e followI t h d a y «*f J u n e , A l | , 1917, t a l d r #r t l f i eal # i *rt g d e a r r i b e d l a n d s s i t u a t e i n Meml nul e
m v e r l r t g t h e f o l l o w i n g d e x r f l h e d l a nd* tn- r o u n d y , Fl or hUv
wi t ; L u t s »*v, &#, f,7 a n d 58, M i d w a y , in
N F S 1 4 of N K 1 1_ f Sec. fit. T p . 19 S, It. 29 E.
s F: • 4 of .S AV 1 4
2 4. T p . 2<» S, II. 29 L.
See. 32, T p 19 S , It 91 L , sfdd a* t h e p r o p
ASK YOUR G R O C E R
r f t y of A. H. F a r k a r d
-SW t 4 of SFD*
Sec. 26, Tp. 2u 2j. It.' 2 9 L.
Alxu T a x
( *rr ! ill c a t e N« 13 U, d a t e d t he
4 l h d a y nf J u n e , A, D. 1917, sal t l r e r t i f i c a t e
r n v r r i r t g t h e f ol l o wi n g d r s e r i b e d l and*, tnwi t : Lot l l fi . M i d w a y in See. 12. T p 19 S.,
H. 31 E , s o l d »* t h e p r o p e r t y i d A. M.
Farkard;
Also JTaX
U e r t l f i e a t r Nn. 31 fi, d a t e d t he
Tlicre can be no doubt
Ctb d a y nf J u l y , -V l>, I9DY, *at d t*erfifi#afe
f n v e r i n g t h e f ol low t ug
d e s c r i b e d l a n d s , toas lo the merit ol Cardui,
wi t : Lot 1#7, M i d w a y , in 8##. 32 , T p . 1 9 H,,
the woman’s tonic, In
B. fi! F*r, s o l d
a* t h r p r o p e r t y of J .
II Wh i t e ;
the treatment ol • many
Also T a x
(Vrl kfi cmt # No. I ill, d a t e d t h#
tro u b le s p e c u lia r to
3 r d d a y of J u l y , A. D. 1916, s a i d c r f t i f i r a t #
c o v e r i n g t h e f ol l o wi n g
done f i l l ed l a nd*, tn*
women. The thousands
wi t : Lo t 129, M i d w a y , In Her. 3 2, Ttf. 19 S. (
of women who have been
It. 31 K., sold as th# p r o p e r t y of Hi l l a r y ;
helped by Cardui |rj the.
r~ A tsn T a x ~C#.i HR c i t e Nii*. n i X u l i l * i j - ific
past 40 years, ts conclu
3rd di'y^of J u l y . A. D. I91fl, s a i d er rt i nf at **
coveri ng th# f allowing
describe?! l a n d s , to*
sive proof that It ts a
wi t ; L o t 127.
M i d w a y , In S#r. 3 2 ,
Tj». 19S,.
good medicine (or women
II. 3! E . t s ol d a* t h # p r o p e r t y nl H e n r y
who suffer. II should
Farkard;
help you, too.
A'ml h a i Hied s a i d cer l i f t l r at ca i n rny office,
a n d h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r t a x d«-#d t o
i s i u # In a r c n r d a n r r wi t h law.
Unl e s s ?»a!d rt -r ff f i ral es i ha l l b# r # d e # m a f^
a c c o r d i n g t o l a w t a x de e d will iaa*i«> t h # u o n
o n t h # 8 t h d a y of J u l y , A. l». 1919.
Wi t n e s s m y offi r i at s l g n a t u r # a n d *eal hi* ■
t h # 5 t h d a y of J u n e , A. I). 1919.
iseall
E. A. D O U G L A S S ,
Cl e r k C i r c u i t - C o u r t S e m l n u i # C o . , Fla.
B y V. E. D o u g l a s s , D U.
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dollars and cents saving.
It is a per
sonal matter to every farmer. “The
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. Orders should be loft with us at once
in order to get early delivery'. Price
$550, without body, f. o. b. Detroit.
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Take
The Woman’s Tonic
Mrs. N. E. Varner, ol
Hixson, Tenn., writes:
"1 was passing through
the . . . My back and
sides were terrible, and
my suffering Indescriba?
ble. I can't tell just how
and where 1 hurt, about
| ah over, I think . . . I
began Cardui, and ray
pains grew less and less,
until Iw a s cured, lam
remarkably strong for a
woman 64 years ot age.
I do all my housework.”
Try Cardui, today, K~79
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Catholic Church
Catholic Church
Corner Oak avenue and Eighth street.
Sunday—Fourth Sunday after Pentecost.
Low Masses, 8 and 11 a.m. Sermons taken from Holy Scripture. Kyrie Eleison, Gloria, Credo, Agnes Dei, sung by choir.
Classes for religious knowledge 10 a.m.
Weekdays—
Low Mass __ a.m.
Tuesday—Lecture on Church History. History of the Bible and Catechism, 8:30 p.m.
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IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N
PEACE PAPER
NOT SIGNED
BYGERMANS
ARCADIA
Will
TO
OWN
PLAN T
Di x i e in t h e H a l l of S t a t e s
Have Water, Ice, Gas and
Electric Light Plant
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Arcadia, June 26.—This city is to
hold a special election during July
for the purpose of ratifying the* bill
as passed by legislature providing for
one quarter of a mill taxation for
publicity purposes and for the set
ting aside an appropriation for the
purchase of a municipal electric
light, gus and cold storage plant.
S O M E T H IN G D O ING TO D AY OK
Both of these bills are popular withU L T IM A T U M
W ILL HE S E N T
the people..and there is little doubt
TO BE RLIN AT ONCE*
that the Voters of this city will ratify
.
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Paris, June 26.— It U understood them by a large majority.
that if no official communication is
•The quarter mill* publicity tax will
received by nightfull from Berlin provide an^atinual—land n f . 52.50CL
^plnttvpno-ThirplaTts-Df-TTnrGfm air which will be handled by the pub
govefoment for signing the peace licity department of the commercial
treaty, something in the nature of club.
an ultimatum will he sent to Berlin
The question of lights and ice are
by the pep.ee conference.
interesting ones at this time as the
Up to 11:30 o’clock- this morning, present company raised their light
nothing had been heard from Berlin rates some time ago and recently
and the council was in complete ig- have raised on ice.
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w
nor nee of the German’s plan. Paul
Dutasta, secretary of the conference.
YELLOW JACKETS BUILDERS
went to Versailles this morning, seek
in g information.. He bus informed Photographer Shaefer Finds Nest
hy Dr. Daniel von Haimhauaen that
Six Feet High
. .
the signatories, who will probably be
Yellow jacket* are great builders
Her Mueller, Herr Glesherts and
and are al$o good paper makers aid
Herr Leincrt might arrive by Satur
in wanderings through the Florida
day. but he was unable to speak woods one can come across marvels
authoritatively.
in structural work of these indus
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NUMBER 59
SANFORD, FI-MIMD*. FRIDAY. JUNE 27. 1919
VOLUME X
the Red Cross are concentrated on1
local welfare work that there will be
no difficulty in securing funds.
*
W ill thin optimistic view of the sit
uation be verified?
SCOUT!.
MAN IS DROVVNINQI
The scout game o f llfcsaver I* n
llmt-nld game and should be played
often. Otherwise, when thc,renl thing
happen*. • some day. we idion’t be
ready. Many n oWImmer is drowned
every summer trying to fescue a
drowning comrnife from having no no
tion o f Imw to do It.
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The game I* great fun "nnd I* plnyed
wTtli five team* of two player* ench.
T h m rn iT two clnkwh nf plIiytTr e tllO
“ suvera” nnd the "drownere." Five
drowner* go out from shore a cer
tain "distance and pretend they arc
ilrowrilng'. Five savers swim out to
tiring them In.
If Is unfair fur n drowner to m*
slst himself In any wuy once a snver
gets n bold on him. Any bold I* per
missible. but cnre.miiHt be tnkch to
keep the drowner’* bead above wntcr.
The tlrst saver who brings Ills bur
den safely across the line Is the win
ner. There sboqld be n stnrter, who
will i i I ho referee the game.
,
'There are iniiny possible variations
to ndd excitement nnd try skill, a* for
Instance requiring the snver* to skin
off their clothe* (or come of them)
ufter the starting signal Is given.
CROWNPRINCE
IN GERMANY
BREAKS AWAY
I
ESCAPES FROM IN T E R N M E N T
A N D GOES TO G E R M A N Y TO
TAK E RACK T H R O N E
Parish June 26.— Frederick William Hohenzollern, former y r o w n .
prince of Germany, has escaped from
Holland nnd made his way into Ger
many. News of the escape, "of the
crown .prince caused* a considerable
stir in pence rircles. .While it Li not
felt.that he is a figure around which
the reactionaries and monnrhist*
would gather enthusiastically, never
theless his act is regarded as nn
event of considerable significance in
view of Qermnn recnlcitrancity.
* IlirUs have come from Germany
within the Inst few .d a y* that the
military caste there would .not be
averse to bringing uhout a military
situation within the former .empire
thnt woultl embarrass the allis in
putting the peace treaty into effect
anti
it seems not improbable the
SCOUTINQ KEEPS BOY BUSY.
move
made by the ex-crown prince
Efforts were being made to ar trious insects. The other day Pho
is
connected
with some such plan.
Conservation
of
onr
qnturnl
re
tographer
R
C.
Sheafer
heard
of
a
range for the signing of the peaoe
source* Is universally npproved, but
treaty at 3 o'clock Saturday after mammoth n«-st of some kind of in
The former crown prince madu^his
of m lint value would mnlcrltil re- way into Holland shortly afiu^Mte
noon. The council of three is-appar sect south of Sanford and having it
sourees lie unless we conserve tbe
ently satisfied with the semi-official penchant toward .curios determined
singing of the armistice last
inornl. Intellectual nnd ptiyslcul future
assurances that the Germans would to take his camera and get a picture
ber and was interned there by the
of the coining generation7
of this house built by hornets or
be on hand.
Prevention I* recognized ns better Dutch government, taking up his
yellow jackets or some other branch
Although the unofficial intimation
nnd less expensive than cure.
The residence on the island of Wieringen,
of these builders, .lie found the nesl
hoy
s
e
o
u
l
movement
tnkek
the
boy
nt on the Zuyder Zee.
received Was that the German signa
desks nnd s e p a r a t e orgnnlxallons for
and also found some of the yellow
Bouthern soUllvrs to the nufnhcr o f
Hint
time
of
life
when
he
I*
beset
with
tories probably would be Hermann
w r l l l n g to their Individu al men
Hull
Two days after the armistice was
1.400 ly in g In the g re at A r m y dcbnrknjackets when he attempted to take tlon
the new nnd bewildering experiences
other
slates,
rmtnhly
Massachusettii
ho s p ita l! o f N o w Y o r k , are »!«•Mueller, the .foreign secretary, and
signet!
a decree entered into by the
nnd Kansas, h a v e m a d e ap pro priations
the nest out nf the tree in which it pen.lent f o r their first touches of ho me
of adolescence nnd divert* his thoughts
Herr Giesherts and Herr Loinert of
o f fro m I25.0OO to $50,000 for Rie w e l
Germnn
chnncellor. Prince Mux of
c
h
e
e
r
nml
welcom
e,
on
th
e
effo
rt
*
o
f
had been placed.
He obtained u
therefrom to wholesome nnd worth
c o m i n g o f llie lr hoys lo Am e ric a , and
the old delegation, it developed to
just a f e w women w h o a r e strivin g
linden,
announcing
a decision of the
while activities. In this mnnner this
good picture of it however and says v a lia n tly l o inert the nee.ls o f the sllns o m e o f th em m a in ta in large club root-. *
day that Herr Giesherts who re
former
German
emperor
to abdi
In
N
e
w
York
In
ad
d
ition
lo
llielr
desks
c h i i r n o t e r -building movement tins done
that some of these days he will de n l l o * hut ha ve found th em selveS o v e r
mained in Versailles for a tune had
In th e Hall o f R la te s
Rexernl o f the
cate.
stated:
"T
h
e
imperial
German
w h elm e d by the w o rk
Mrs
Leroy
m
u
c
h
In
numerous
cities
to
diminish
tach it from its moorings and bring I trout) o f the Southern S o c iety who
s tate s ha ve sent secre tarie s direct f ro m
lift there for Germany.
A third
government
will
remain
in
office
un
the
problem
of
Juvenile
delinquency.
h
o
m
e
lo
Inke
c
h
a
r
g
e
o
f
the
work
here
it to Sanford.
He was stung over lias c h a r g e o f the w e lc om in g o f wound
man pill he named, however, to ueM rs Ilroun has b e e n g e t tin g In touch
We nre nt war. War bring* n re- til questions connected with the ab
ed
men.
cente
rin
g
at
the
l
l
a
l
)
o
f
Stales,
the eye by some of the armed guards
w i t h various o r g a n i s a t i o n * In the" I n
rompnny Herr Mueiler and Herr
m ainta ined by W a r C a m p C om munity
InxiitlOu of Inornl fiber, which Is ills- dication tif the kuiser. the renouncing
d iv idu al anil southern states, nnd sp ecia l
nt the entrance into the home of the S e r v i c e a t ' 17 WSst I5th St . tin* a p
ustrons to onr youth unless offset by by'the crown prince of the throne of
Leinert it is indicated.
end
eavors
nre
nowbeing
made
lo
p
e
l
jackets
The nest is over six feet pealed repeatedly for m o r e volunteers
powerful positive Influence*. Scout the German empire and Prussia nnd
n desk s t a r t i d for Mississippi and L «m tfro m the slate s o f A la b a m a . Arkansas.
high and about four feet across and N o r t h Carolina. Florida. tJeurgln. laiulslana
11. M K . S m ith nf D O ' B r w u l ing Is Just such n powerful, positive the setting up of n regency have
Berlin.
Wednesday, June 25.
w n y. ha* g one t o Mississippi w ith a
is some sight. The nests are made slana. Mississippi. V ir g in ia , and W e s t
eounterncling Influence. It* program
V
ie
w
lo
Inter*
s
tin
g
th
ere
the
Hint*1
g
o
v
Hermann Mueller, the foreign min from a combination of substances V i r g i n i a , nnd has a f e w represen ta tives
offers
the csscqtlnl nnlldote for these been settled.”
ern
m
e
n
t
.
o
r
H
lnle
organisations
In
th
e
ister. and I)r. Bell, the colonial min and resemble gruy wrapping paper o f sonic o f these slates picked a* C h a i r
This generally was accepted by
w
o
r
k
fo
r
the
w
ounded
men
here.
pol*on*^4if wnr.
m en f o r th eir ow n com m onwealths, but
O utside o f the c h e e rin g and vlsUInrf
ister, it was announced tonight have ip color nnd texture.
sho hap not been able to find sulllclent
the i ublic ns nn official announce
o f wounded rn*ae the women at the
v olun te ers
lo lak e c ar e o f separa te
been selected as the German envoys
ment thnt the crown prince intended
THE TREE 8PARROW8.
Hull o f H l n R s . n r e , . h u * U y engxfecd In
desks for each stale, ns should b t ilopo
to sign the peace terms. They will
to renounce his rights of succession.
In v i e w o f the great ntmiber o f wounded • w e lc o m in g men f r o m . o t h e r home c o m
Red Cross Dues
m unities who are able to get shout
m en n r r lv ln e here dally, som etimes lo
leave Berlin Friday. , .
"Chirp, chirp, warble, warble," »nld
Later, however, the crown prince
A n o th e r Important a c t i v i t y Is s n a t i o n
th
e
nu
mber
o
f
t.ooa
4n
?
l
hours
Renewals
of
Red
Cross
member
yuiiug
Mr.
Tree
Sparrow.
w
i
d
e
employm
ent
bureau
which
lh»denied
any such intention, in an in
The Tngetdatt says:
T h e Southern R o d d y mnfntnlns at
W a r C a m p C oinrim nlly Service m a i n
ships are over due and payable now
"Chirp, chirp," **ld young Miss terview given
the Rewnrinee House 134 Kant f>Mli Rt .
to the Associated
tains, nml whose M ana ger. J II Vrf|"T h e Just and rno-t natural solu If yours is due. please send a cheek a ho m e cente r for llir noutllfrn soldiers
Sparrow, and she felt her heurt n beat- Press correspondent Vt Oosterland,
trees,
seeks
|>onltlon*
hack
home
for
tion of the situation would • he to to Mrs. It A Terheun. Secretary, And those who are able to And tin ir
Itig fast and faster, nnd she felt her
m en fro m
the sou thern slates,
nnd
Hollund, Dec. 3, 1918.\At that time
w a y there nre entertained lavishly
1 lie
lave Matluus Eerzberger set his who will issue receipt for same.
feathers flutter, flutter, flutter, but alie
ac ini* lads direct f ro m here tcFthc Job*.
m en w h o nro unable to l e a v e the hohthe
crown prince said:
---•Mrs.
Ilroun’
*
e
f
fo
r
t
s
,
a
t
the
H
all
o
f
tried not to let her little beak tremble
p lta ls o r w h o h a ve on ly a f e w days In
name to the peace document. He,
S t a te s a r e seconded d a i l y hy. Miss El
th e d e ba rk atio n hospitals, ho w e v er, nre
“
I
have not renounced anything
and
she
tried
to
chirp
without
allow
however, is not inclined to draw the
vira It. W r i g h t o f Charleston. 8. O..
depen den t f o r their w e l c o m e on le tte r*
He
was
Right
.
and
1
have not sigjxul any docu
ing
nny
nervouanesa.
w
h
o
taken
special
c
a
r
e
o
f
Ihe
South
logical conclusion from the peace
sent hy Hints com m ittees In the Hull
aroli n a men. ‘ amt g i v e s help, to all
Hut oh, she wna excited I Young ments whatever.'
"A ll in favor of Xhe motion rise on o f State *, and Mrs. Ilroun h a * b e nt u n •C
policy he hus been pursuing in recent
o t h e r southern soldiers, nnd by M rs
a b le lo recruit sulllcleht f o r c e * to w r i t e
Mr. Tree Sparrow win such a hand
his feet," said President Storrs at to nil the southern men.
A l f r r d Spencer who. like Mrs Ilro un.
’Mlowever,” Ire continued, "should
months.”
some fellow. HI* vest was as smart
Is
fro
m
Memphis
C
h
airm
e
n
have
berm
the
Lake
county
press
meeting.
T
h
e
Southern
stales
m
en
tion
ed
are
A
e
German government decide to
The Tageblatt also states that it
ap p oin te d for s e v e r a l o f the. Individual
and stylish with Its brown spot, almost
s o m e w h a t at a d is a d v a n ta g e ns c o m
form
a republic similar to that of the
s
late
s
,
hut
sickness
or
absence
fr
o
m
has been suggested that a rommis"D id 1 understand the chair to say pared w it h th eir sisters o f Maryland.
In the middle/but * little to one *lde
th e c i t y has p re v e n te d most *of t h e m
United States or France. I should be
Tennesse*. South Caro li na. Kentu cky,
Mon of officials who were outside the •nil rise on their feet?” .’ asked Mr
no
ns
to
make
him
look
quite
Jsuntjr.
f ro m doing any a c t i v e work
htld T e x a s , which m ainta in separate
|.ale of politics, or former members Brown of the St Augustine Record
Ills crown wss of n brownish red perfectly content to return to Ger
shade and his wings were brown with many ns a simple citixen, ready tc do
i f diplomatic corps should be ap Whereupon Bob Holly of the SunI
pointed provided such individuals ford Herald butted in with: “ Thi portnnt f ntures ef hinMh n-casur.-” strurtion. the expe»«*a being cov- some touche* of white. Miss Tree anything to assist my country.
Sparrow,
It
la
true,
looked
like
him,
should
even
be
willing
to
work
as
a
|
by
c
la
tter
f
.nds-.
would accept the assignment.
chair is right.
There were times Mr Smith b**!:e\rt| that D.r i <>but oh, aha knew, he waa far more laborer in a factory.
At present
when all the members couldn’ t rise operation of city a.nl county i>(It was not .considered advisable to handsome tlyin she waa; and he had everything seems chaotic inJfcGerto their fe e l."— Tavare^ Herald.
flrinls rould
secured in assisting employ a public hen th nune* at this auch a merry little twinkle to hla right
•
Baptists to Meet
many, but I hope things will right
the Red* Cross to tinunee this wi#rk,
DeLand. June 26.— What is ex
time.
The only present source of eye which made him aecra *o witty themselves.", k 4 \ ' V ».
•• •
realizing
the
need
for
it
in
tHs
com
pected to be the most fur reaching
KKD CROSS AC TIVE
revenue to the chapter is member and funny.
of til baptist summer gatherings is
munity and raising health standards ship dues and titeae are difficult to
And now ahe satv a softer look In
his eye* than ahe had ever seen before, they drank of many shuttle aprf&g.
to be held in DeLand J*)ly 9-16- Will Have Home Service and In, through educational means.
collect. Th e'w ork ,,f the Red Cross
and ahe had looked at Mr,. Tree Mra. Sammy Tree Sparrow, as aim now
This will be llie eighth annual sess
slrurlions in Nursing
Tbe executive cotnm't tee voted t o ; continuee but the lornl interest is on Sparrow’s eyes many times during the
waa, always locked at heraalf in th »
ion of the Florida Baptist Assembly,
On Wednesday evening an enthu
anti many members refuse winter.
little ponds and brooks where thay 1
which for the pas: seven years* has siastic meeting of the executive com employ a R M Cross nurse for a peri- “ >e
.
,
,
.
.
to renew. -There is probably six
"Mias Sparrqw," said Mr. Tree Spar atopped to drink. Mr. Sammy T re *
held all of its sessions-at Lake City. mittee of Seminole County Chapter,' oil of six weeks to give instruction to hlJMln.(,
op thr hooka in re
row, nnd Mlsa Sparrow Interrupted
Since the d’ oors of Colombia College A. R. C., was held nt local Red Cross local clasH^s ami giving the branches ri waj„ between January and (Jcto“ Won't You Cali Ma SuayT”
j
him saying,
are closed the meeting place of the headquarters, with Mr. Lyle H.
the benefit cf instruct on e’ asa r in ' her w ho failed to renew in Derem"Oh plenae, Mr. Sparrow, won’t you
Sparrow teaaed her and said, "Ah,
assembly has been changed to De Smith, supervisor of the Southern
her. Thi* would be of material help call me Susy Sparrow!"
their
respective
towns.
The
cotrs-s
my
vain little Tnata, aha la looking t*
Land, using the buildings of Stetson Division
guest ot the chapter.
“ I'd be pleased to,” nald Mr. Spar tee how beautiful ahe la.”
in the new peace progrntn for local
urc expected to begin l vc middle of
University. The good people of De
It was asserted by row, making a little bow and then he
And Mrs. Sammy Tree Sparrow
Mr. Smifh gave un interring out September, continuing through the we’fare work.
Land and the authorities ut Stetson
the
optimistic
members
of the com added, “ And I'd be glad if you. called laughed nnd Bald,
line
of
the
Red
Cross
Peace
Program,
have most cordially invited the as
month of October. There will be r.o mittee on Wednesday evening that if me Hammy Sparrow.”
“ Only trying to smooth my feathera
sembly to hold its session of 1919 in which however had already been in
Both birds were chirping and war and look my beat for thea, my love.”
the
public
understand
the
efforts
of
charge
to
the
individual
for
this
indorsed and acrepted by So mi noid
bling now and bqth of them were quite
DeLand.
After awhile they (topped near urns .
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Chapter in March.
He especially
nervous, though neither wnhted to northern plains and Mra. Sammy 'net
emphasized the three lines of service,
show that to the others •
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tled down to her housekeeping while
Vegetable* Tied Up
"Suay," aaJd Sammy Tree Sparrow, Mr. Sammy saw that everything of the
New York, June 26. ^Produce the Home Bsiyicc.— Public...Health
*T nm wondering
If you would like to I-o-et was brought to the little neat
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merchants who have been without Nursing and the Prevention of Diatitiivr North-xvtth me for th^'summer, i in the way of goodies to eat.
seases,
the
Junior
Red
Cross
Work
fresh fruits and vegetables since
T H O M A S II. II A K K it, l>h. II.
I like to go quite far North If that | Aud soon, very soon, In that dear little
Mr. Smith was
Monday, because of the strike of in the Schools.
would pleuse you, and 1 fancy It would neat there appeared . some eggs of
F r o fo a o lo a t l o f N a t u r a l R e lo o ce
Analrllral
and
CanoultinS
t'hrmlal
>tl»Z». Florida
Florid*
Kmi-fllua. Itblllns fotlrfr,
more than 3,000 union teamsters and pleased to find the Home Service
for your family always do Just about greenish blue color, covered wtth tlny
I 'l l t a l o l.oborolorjr o f H a ilin '* t'» 'lc | »
chauffeurs, opened their stands early work well organized with Miss Vir
as my fnttdly do. They’re both of the brown speck*.
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W in te r P a r k , F Is.. N u r . S lh . I S I S
Mr. T. O. Chorlr.
,
today and attempted'to unload near ginia Smith already in training at
some great Tree Sparrow family, *0
Mr. Sammy sang for joy and Mrs.
Santiml. Fla..
.
Dear .Sir:
It I* but naturaL”
ly 100 freight cars tied up in New the Valdosta Institute who will be
Sammy Joined In tbe song too, until It
I here rosislrtod cifrf:il rh-nltol anoliols of the sample of »»ler lh*l
"1 would love to go North with you, seemed as though their llttla throat*
vYOrk 'and New Jersey yard*. Heavy the paid secretary of Homo Service
jou brought nr oorlr loot »c»k, on.d horn obtained thr fulloolnf reoulto:
chirp, chirp," said Susy nweetly.
. would burat-*so Joyful thay were.
details of police were prepared to for the county organization.
Color
_________rlror Chlorine ............... _ I.7X Inn* prr million
llenrllon
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Nouirol
Total
oolldo
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parlo
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"They’re the moat beautiful eggs
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Ah,"
said
Sammy
ns
he
cocked
hla
The
Junior
Red
Cross
have
been
prevent violence at the railroad yards
Free Ammonia 00 port* ptr million llordarx*,
21.01 j,,rl. prr million
little head on one aide, "you'll be my I've cvit aeon," said Mr. Sammy.
Albuminoid Ammonia
_ Trarr Nllratr*
Trara
and the markets. Truuks usnd in organized for over a year nnd have
‘T h ey’re the moat beautiful one*
own lovlug mate, and w eil have a
Thr abarara prorllrallr of frrr and albuminoid ammonia In thla watrr and
transporting the produce were guard an excellent record to their credit.
Ita *frr aanatl amount of rhlortnr Indfralra Ifa racrllral qualllp for houarhold
I’ve ctor seen." said Mra. Sammy,
happy
nest
somewhere
on
the
good
For the present, however, they nre
purpoara. In addition lo Ihr food qnolllr rhirarlrrlailoa of ouprrlor houarhold
ed.
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ground, or else In ^ low buati, would “ nnd soon they will be our little feath
notrr. It poaoraara aprrlol fralurra uf much aalur, raprclall) Ihoao of tirrllent
without a chairman but the program
natural aeration and LOW drfrrr uf htrdnraa.
ered bnbles.''
• --------- you like that?" .
for the schools with the re-organizaThr barIrrloloflral analfato. rrautllnf In nn aaeragr taint rnunt, ts fafr
Notice O. E. -S.' .
Mr. Sammy drew very dose, to Mra.
“
I
would
love
that,"
said
Susy
Spar
‘
uf lk*.a*latr « M kart«rir|trrrnt.: MO In finding na' rolon. or alike
Sammy and said softly, " A loving
Member* of the above order are tlon in the _ all will mean a buay
row.
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bartcrla, fully confirm Ita faod quality Indlraled by Ibo Ct’llEV
H E M IC A L
hor
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,
winter
of
Junior
activitiea.
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remindrd of a very important meet“ W eil start Uita very day,” agld mate, a happy neat, and little IHrdllngs
Of thr many, uatrra of Ihli and nlhrr rrglono that 1 hair analyard, I ha»a
too, ah. what n luck/ tree sparrow am
Mr. Smith stated in the..course of
in g o n Thursday.-July 3rd for the
Sammy.
found nunr auprrlor In all food quallllro lo that of Iho "Ktdcr Whirr.** •
• purpose of electing officers to fill va his interesting discussion of the Pub
Y o u r s aory ro a p o rtfu lly ,
80 off flew Sammy and Susy Tree 11" And aoon, very soon the little eggs
(S ig u r d )
T i l O H . It. l U K K B '
Sparrow, two devoted little birds, and became little blrdllngs.
cancies of those officers that are va lic Health Nursing that “ there was
Sammy said, “ Little Mate, I love you.”
cant, caused throughjrecent resigna no better way in which to employ
Java Tea Exports.
And Suay said, “ I love you too, little
tions.
• * chapter fund*, concentrating on the
In
tbe
ten
world the rise of Java tea*
Mate,
chirp,
chirp.”
Please be governed.
.
prevention of disease, establishing
la notable. Rtmurts from the (aland nro
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80*they'
flew
along
and
along,
they
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instruction classes in home care of
sang and they chirped nnd they talked. aoon expecfiii to reach lUO.O'W
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Secretary.
the aick, sanitation and other imThey sot delldoua'things to rnt anti
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H IP P O D R O M E
Formerly the Lyric
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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SATURDAY, JUNE 28---‘‘THE HELL
' CAT” a Goldwyn production, feataring Geraldine Farrar. “Dad's
Knockout” and a Gail Henry comedy
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MONDAY, JUNE 30— Dorothy Phillips
.. in “THE MORTGAGED WIFE.” A
Bud Fisher “MUT and JEFF.”
TUESDAY, JULY 1— Eddie Polo, in a
“Cyclone Smith” Story. Pete
Morrison in A W estern Play.
Hearsts News.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 — C harlotte
Walker, in ‘.‘JUST A WOMAN”
and a good comedy.
W lM
THURSDAY, JULY 3— Mildred Harris,
imrm. ciuruenupuNi in tlF 0 R H U S
BANDS ONLY,” and a Star com
edy “LAY OFF.”
FRIDAY, JULY 4 -T ayIor Holmes “ IN
A TAXIE.” A Mack Sennett
comedy “A MOVIE STAR.”
THE PIG OLUB BOY.
FQOD FOR YOUNQ PIQ6.
(National Crop Improvement Service )
A great variety of feeds. Including
succulence snd protein are essential,
but the feeder should remember that
the stomach of the pig Is small. This
Is why the pig gets the reputation of
feeding all the time beenuse his stom
ach will hold food only for a few
minutes. The feeding of young pigs
three or four times a day at first Is
good business. Small amounts of feed
that will be cleaned up quickly, and
feeding at frequent Intervals la highly
Important.
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PIQ8 NEED EXERCISE.
Probably nothing contributes to thrift
and growthlness ns exercise; or put
ting It the other wny round, nothing
will stunt a pig quicker than lock of
exercise.
Beginning gradually, even
young pigs must be Induced to move
•bout.
OIVE HOQ8 MINERAL.
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Furnish your hogs with mineral In
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■omo form. Jt Is essential’ for the
maintenance of their bodies, and to
facilitate digestion and to produce
hones. The Colorado agricultural .college recommends the following mix
ture, stating that It Is especially good
for hogs In that It furnishes salt, and
at the same time rids the animals of
worms;
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1 bu. soft coal.
V *•> •> *
8 lbs. salt.
A lbs. air-slaked lim e..
1 bn. ashea.
'4 Iba. sulphur.
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2 lbs. copperas.
Mix all of the Ingredient* except the
copperas. Dissolve the copperas In a
quart of vyarm water and add to the
mixture. This mixture should be kept
before the' hog* at all time*. A self
feeder compartment, or a trough, caa
bo nied for thla purpose. . ,
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WHERE TO GET PIQ8.
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(National Crop Improvement Service.)
In every community where_ there la a
pig club boy you find the "living ex
ample of progress, beenuse' having
nothing to unlenm he properly cares
for his pig nnd enthusiastically talks
to father, brother nnd neighbors, nnd—
shows them hla pig In proof of hla
claims.
The most skeptical are bound to be
convinced that they have overlooked
something nnd that the pig club boy
has opened a new Incentive to do bet
ter nnd ndd to the Joy of living.
Formerly hogs In the South were not
considered ns collateral, but the bank
ers now have agreed to flnnnce the
farmers for one or more brood sows
when recommended by their county
agent, and generally consider that a
young brood sow Immunized by a com
petent expert on hog cholera Is worth
$15 more than the old-fnshloned hog.
The pig club boys fire revolutioniz
in g the hog Industry nnd are proving
that the average farmer Is wasting hla
time raising cotton on cotton.
HOQ-CHOLERA SERUM.
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(National Crop Improvement Fervlce.)
. The United States department of ag
riculture saya that there Is an Increas
ed use of serum arising from the good
results of the government .Inspection.
“ 8erum will prevent the disease hut
will not cure It,” saya Dr. C. P. Fitch
of Minnesota.
The fact that there have been d o
sweeping losses through hog cholera
In districts where the scrum la used
proves Its efficacy.
The leader o f the boys' and glrlY
clubs will have no difficulty In locattnf
some purebred stock of almost any
breed desired. Most of the leading
breeders o f the country will make a
price which the boy. can afford to pay
at weaning time- thla spring, and If
any boy doe* not care to pay for the
pig at time o f purchase, arrangements
can be made with the breeder or at the
baDk to take the boy'a note without
security until nn agreed date when
the project la completed. It liuTery
necessary that the boys should make
friends with the business men early
In life, for as toon as the farmer boy
(gels that he Is a business man he will
be on the high road to success.
The Makers Guarantee 6,000 . The Tires Double it 12,000
W A N T E D — OLD CLEAN
RAGS.
A N Y K IN D EX
CEPT OLD 90C K S ,
COATS.
PAN TS , . OR
RED
SPREADS.
AT
TH E HERALD OFFICE.
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69-tf
Wanted-^-Six good plow hands and
ten men for clearing. Steady work
for satisfactory men at 19 cents per
msUE— Pleasant, healthy place and
good treatment.
Don’ t write, just
come and ask for Mr, Drown and go
to work.. Spring Garden Ranch,
DeLeon Springs, Florida.
57-7tc
Phone. 251-W
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Sanford, Florida
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For Sale— For a short time only—
3 nice building lots, corner Myrtle
avenue ahd Seventh street, opposite
park. Tw elve large shade trees on
two sides.
Seventh street paved.
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Wanted — Tw o male waiters. W. W. Long, 410 Oak avenue.
57-4tp
$7 week.
Belle Cafe.
67-tf
Wanted— Your laundry work, Bed
spreads,. sheets, pillow rases and
table linen a specialty. Work guar
anteed.
Frazier’ s Hand Laundry,
512
Sanford avenue.______ 5f>~ltc
Upholstering and mattress making,
furniture repaired, mirrors plated,
auto tops and seats recovered. First
class work only. Brown Upholstery
Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando. Fla.
49-tfc
FOR SA LE
"Southern” tires are tough, resilient and
very hard to puncture.. The triads are oneeighth to one-fourth of an inch thicker than
most other treuds. The side walls are onethii*ty-sc:ond to tlvree-thirty-secondi of an
inch thicker than there ’o f most
tires
selling at about the snm? price.
There nre "Southern" tires for ever * car, r lr ’a and non-skid treads. • When you next n<ed
a tire think of the above facta and . t your g >od tire j jdgmerit lead you to select a ••Srjthwn’V
Wanted— Furnished house, 6 or 7
rooms, not more than 1 mile from
business center. Inquire at Herald
Office.
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59-2tp
H 5 Park Ave.
For Sale— Five acre* near Camaron City. T w o acre? cleared and
fenced. Excellent flowing well. On
public road; near loading station.
Cash or terms.
W. M. Haynes,
Herald Office.
55-tf
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For Rent— Would like to ihzrt ds- |
lightful summer home and uied
garage with two ladies or m»n ud
wife Address 314 Ocean Doultvird,
S abreexe, Fla.
58-Jte
Furnished’ House for Rent~$M
Magnolia avenue. Phone 79. 57.jp. 1
For Sale— Seventeen acres of land,
For Sale— Five acres tiled land, near Geneva, just west of the old
two wells, small house, close to load Steve Williams’ place. Sanford and
runs . right
ing station. $3,000.00 terms. H. B. Geneva brick road
through it.
Geo. Siday, Box 236,
Lewis.
.
57-3tc
•ylvania, Ga.
54-6tc
For Sale— We offer limited quan
For Sale— Duroc pigs 7 weeks’ 6ld.
tity Brabhams seed peas at five-fifty
per bushel; Clays five-fifty; Mixed, Duroc boaes for service. Orion De
Geo. Randall, W’ est
five-twenty-fivc f.„o . b. Seville for fender strain.
52-8tp
shipment upon arrival about the Side.
20th.
Feach and tomato crates
thirty-two cents.
Prevslte Si Co.
FO R R EN T
Seville, Fla.
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67-3tc
For Sale—The best all round work
Twd 1-ton Nash trucks, good as
horse in Seminole county.
Young, new, in first class condition, at a
gentle and perfectly sound.
R. It. bargain. See K, R. Murrell. 57-2tp
Lynch, Route A, Sanford.
59 4tp
Horse for Sale— A big bay h6rat>
For Sale — Five acres tiled land for $100. Inquire nt Herald Office
close in. Two wells. A bargain at
,
57-4tc
$3,000. Terms
H. B. Lewis.
For Sale or Rent— Large, comfort
59-1 tc
able house, recently repaired. H. C.
55-tf
For Sale—Ten acres unimproved DuBose.
celery land on Beardall avenue.
H. B. Lewis.
.
59-ltc
For Rent — Three unfurniihtd
rooms, ground floor, modern in evtry
way, conveniently located. Adalti
only. Enquire Herald office. 56-tl
For Sale— Duroc pigs 7 weeki old
Duroc boar for service. Orion IV
fender strain.
Goo. Randall, Wnt
Side.
52-Stp
For Sale— Five
610 Magnolia.
rooms furniture,
• 53-tl
Furnished Rooms—By day. «rekor month. Every convenience. Ora
Philips Drug Store, corner Park ud
First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop.
For housekeeping rooms apply
43-t!
308 Park aVenue, between Third and
FOUND
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Fourth streets.
. 59-5tp
For rent — One or two lovely cool
rooms, 16 minutes from postoffice.
1020 E. Second St.
59-2tp
Found— On Celery avenue i
. For R en t— Nicely furnished bed
room.
Gentlcmhn preferred.
113 branding hammer. Owner mav hire
same by paying for thia ad. 58-2tp I
East Fifth St.
For Sale—"K id d ie Koop,” prac
tically* new, in use less than 3 months
— For information inquire at the
Herald. *
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For Sale — Four room hungn.ow.
Sec T. O. Charles, 107 W . First St.
59-3tc
The Romance
of Industry
For Sale Good buggy and bar.1 K Tahurh.
nesA. Ladies' biycle
59-tfc
Celery avenue*.
For Sale— We oiler hundred bush
els Clay seed peas $6.25 bushel; one
hundred bushels Clay mixed $6.00
f. o. b. Seville. First orders ‘will
have attention.
Stock absolutely
guaranteed. Prevail A Co.
59-2tc
For Sale— We have on hand about
one thousand pound* of . Pea seed
which are somewhat weevil affected.
We have made several sales of them
to nearby points who report they
secured a-fair stand on them. They
nre also cheap at the price quoted for
chicken feed.
Price four and one
quarter cents per pound f. o. b.
Seville, cash with order. We ship in
good sound bags. Prevail An Co
59-2tc
For Sale— Ten arres celery land
east of Sanford on brick road *4 mile
from loading station, five acres im
proved, 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells.
For particulars apply to ’ ’ Farm,’
c-o Herald.
68-tf
For Sale— Jersey Duroc pigs, $12
a pair, $6 for one. G. W. Spencer.
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For Sale at Once— One of two
four seated Chevorlet automobiles
in good condition. Write Dr. L. C.
Ingram, DeLand, Fla.
58-2tp
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. For Sale— Party, going north de
sires to sell horse, wagon, harness
Best Government
and buggy all $100. Also cement
The projver function of ft government block machine, chimney mould and
Is to make It ensy for people to do 100 stand plates, $00.
J. Haigh,
good nnd difficult for them to do evil. Oviedo, Fla.
58-3tp
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• How the Monthe Were Named. t
January gets Its name from Janus;
February from Feliruu—purification—
a Sabine'word; March from Mara;
April from nperio—open; May from
Mala, goddess of growth; June from
Junius; July ffoiu Julius; August
front Augustus; September from septem—seven; October from octo—
eight; November from novem—nine;
December from decern— ten.
‘ ' ‘Southern’' tires are hand made tires—
built layer on layer by skilled tire makers.
The best fnaterialsare used; fabric made of
extra strong Sea Island cotton; pure gum,
fine Para and Ceylon plantation rubb'.r,
new and live, and h i g h - g r a d e com
pounds.
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Wanted— We w ill'p ay the highest
market price for pine veneer timber,
loaded on the cars, anywhere in SO
miles of Orlando, Fla.” Dixie Lum
ber & Veneer Co!, Orlando, Fla.
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59-«tp
For Sale— Ford Roadster.
Good
condition.
Address Roadster, <so
Herald:
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58-2tp
—Gladstone.
‘‘Southern” Tires are Thick Tires
Wanted to Rent— Six or seven
room house. T. E. Fox, '607 Park
avenue.
59-2tp
For Sole— Buick fl Touring Car.
Perfect condition. Will trade. Ad
dress Buick. c-oHerald/- — 58-2tp
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“Southern” Tires Give More Than
Their Full Guaranteed Mileage
W ANTED
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For Sale— 42 18-100 acres of land,
moatly unimproved, small house of
but little value.- This p la c e'll'le e s
than 2 } f miles in a direct lind from
the poatoffice in Sanford and • juat
)4 mile away from the celebrated
Rusaell farm on the Beardall avenue
brick road. Title perfect. Price for
quick sale only $2,000.00.
J. O.
Packard, 108 Perris Ave., Highland
Park, Michigan. •
68-2tc
is strikingly portrayed in the latest produc
tion of Nelson Productions, Inc., which is being
used by the United States Government as an
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, Educational Feature
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Beginning Monday night, June 30th, the first
of five features wifi be shown at this theatre,
showing how motor cars are built in what is
probably the world’s largest motor car fac
tory. • This factory also built»
Liberty Motors
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during the war, a n d o n e of th e features shows how these were constructed. The
typically American production system here
portrayed was one of the biggest factors in
winning the war with Germany. It has also
placed America first in manufacture. No
matter what your age or sex, you cannpt af
ford to miss, th is ve r y instructive series.
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THE FAIRIES’ CALL.
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"Oae (Jay a little Kiri name’ll Melly,"
Daddy, "had two caller*. Their
name* were Kitty nnd Ralph. but
Itolph wna alwnya called Little Hoy.
"They wore wln»;s made of a very
pretty blue material which had wires
Ip them so the wings would stick out.
"They rnng the bell when they
came to sco Melly, though ns > rule
they always walked Inside and allied
to her.
“ Tell Melly,’ they anlil, ‘that two
fnlrles are calling on her.’
"They all had lota of fun as they
had brought some wings fm^JJally,
too, and soon they were all playing
they were fairies.
"They played all sorts of gnmes and
after awhile, when they hail grown
tlr£l of racing nnd skipping nnd Jump
ing and turning somersaults nnd of
dancing, ao that one moment they were
really like, fairies nnd another like
acrobats or performers In a circus,
they all got In the hammock.
"They Inid noL-hceiL-thcro hum when
three little people came hopping nlong
and the children knew In a moment
they were fairies.
■t ’Hello l>lttj\ hello Melly, hello
Lillie Boy,* they culled nnd their
voices soiipded like music and their
laughter like tinkling bells.
” ‘llello,’ .called the three children.
” ’We’ve left Fairyland to coipe nnd
call,’ snld the first little fairy.
" 'We’re going hack Inter on, as
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WIGHT TIRE CO.
Seminole Bank Annex
Phone 16
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- TIRES D ia m o n d M ichelin—
K elly Springfield—
IN ALL SIZES
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i BUSINESS CARDS
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One Inch f’ards Will He I’ ubllshed llader ThU Heading At The Hate Of 17.21
I’er Year.
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LAW YERS
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droopy nnd her beautiful clothes don't
stand out as a fairy's should..but they
hring about her us though she hud been
out In a dreadful shower.
” 'Hut when a child laughs n fairy
laughs too, and the more laughter
there In In clilhllnnd the more there,1s
In Fairyland.
‘“ Anti when we can see that In your
heirrts there Is dancing because you
feel ao happy, then we glvo a ball.
"Tonight We Just have to give n
bntl because there has been so much
Inugbter today It} the rhlldren’M World.
And when we tlirr, fairies saw you
three children playing fnlrles we
thought wed come nnd pay you a lit
tle visit.'
‘“ We're so glad you did,' sold the
children.
"The fairies all smiled and then the
Amt fnlry sold.
" ‘We will vine our song for you. ns
soon we must go bark to Fairyland.'
•Then the three fnlrles Joined hands
and ns they swayed with their little
bcxlles to and fro they sang this song.
W e 'r e
tht
fairie s
Att4 «• li*t|h
to
gty,
Tkenfh when s child cries.
desf,
W c
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
Office Supply Depi.
Phone HR
Sanford, Florida
"I borrowed $20 from the bank to
pay fur my sow." sny« Unmlll Brook of
Jacksonville. Terns
"She dropped ten
pigs
l raised nine pigs nnd sold eight
for $ 10 . I kept one pig valued at $!0,
nnd the sow was worth $25. Total $0tf.
The totnl cost of feed figured nt 3 cents
n tiny amounted to $7.30. and .‘I paid
bark $21.75 borrowed money. Irnvlng
$30.05 net profit. My sow will find pigs
In a few days.
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FOR
TH E
F A M IL Y .
Whm evt*ry Somlimi fnrmpr n*nl17 c*v thiii ho |w parth tilnrlx hlt’Hsetl in
H«dl nnd rllmnte, flu* ldt*n that ho must
I•tiv lii*» food In run* wfll aopin tti him
kMly nnd oitruvn^nnr
Kvory fnrni
should rnlse it** owu hogs mur hominy.
All bIriis nnd ndverttaements won' r*s
niftvrd fn'ui flu* trlcphiine and rleetfle
Htrht ‘poles tlirouchout Ml. Clpmenw,
Mich., l»y scout ?.
Secretary Me At! no of ihe treasury
department awarded war aervtee enihlcniA to 32 srotiis in El I’nsn, Tex.,
when he visited that city to speak In
the Interests of the third Liberty loan.
Scouts nt Slurseon Hay. Wls., colleetwl tieils and hethllnp enough 111 a
clay to rptnrter the new company of
N^Uonnl Guardsmen from then*.
Do It Electrically
' > Farm Lighling Units
Irons
Portable Lam ps
Fixtures
* Supplies
Contracting on All Classes o f W ork
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
.
*Optimistic Thought.
Station is no criterion of wisdom;
Diogenes lived In u tub; Seneca In u
palace.
er district In which he li actJnc; t h r o l d
rrti.ua to «hnw the namr, •rv, ate sod ilalt*
of birth, end ill.tanre from the n r i m t
•rhnot. of each child, the .choul grade com
pleted, and the name of the parent, guardian
or other pennn hating the cuclody, control
or charge of «urii children, with the p «» toffiec ad d re u thereof: and on or before the
fir.t day of July of each and e v try year, one
copy thereof th i l l be Hied with the county
tupoeibienilenl of puhHw-fnvtTurtfnir, onh r,‘,p>r
with the Stale Suin-Hntcndcnl of IMMIc Inttrurlion and one ropy .hall be retainrd tiy the a
• tmdanrrofltm^ut
nurhild
tendance otttcer, but no
child ovrr
over fiXtrrn Vi art
of a g e i a under compultion to attend ichool_
custody, control of charge o( any child »h t)
1 hai hcciv abaent from action! in viulation of
! the provialona of thia Art, to rauar ,atd child
"Locket” Eyeglairet,
to attend achool aa herein provided; and any
Eyeglasses fur which n IlrlilMi pnt- parent, guardian or other person having the
control or charge of any rhtld who.
cut lots been granted can lie folded’ custody,
upon notice ftcrrfn provided for ruins served
when Idle t» resemble n locket and on him or her, fails to comply with the pro
visions of this Act, shall he deemed cuilty of
wn rti o n n elinln t i t nn o r n a i i ie iit. _
a misdemeanor, and upon trial and convic
tion thereof by any court of tfits stata hav
ing jurisdiction of misdemeanors, shall he
lined n o t more than five dollars fur each of.rose, and upon (allure or refusal to pay such
fine, said parent, guardian or other prraon
having the custody, control or charge of aald
child shall he imprisoned not esrooding five
da>% for each ullin w; Provided, that upon
Cbepift TSOlf— iNo, JSI
|conviction for any. first olTrnse sentence may,
An Act to Provide for Compulsory School Iupon payment of coats, be suspended until
Attendance In the State of Florida ol All the second conviction of the same person
Children Between Certain Ages, and H e - j for a similar offense, and that each day a
quiring E v er y Parent, (iuarrtian or Olhrr child remains away Irnm school after s r n i r r
Person Having the Custody, Control or j of notice ley the attendance officer, as herein
Charge of Children to Se_d Such Children provided, unii-ss one ol the ground- for e'to Sclipol; to Provide lor,the Means e( En- else provider! for by this Act caists, shall
furccment of This Art. and Penalties for constitute,a separate offense, anil subject the
ufTrndtng prraon
prnal
Violations Thereof
j offending
person to penalties
accordingly.
lie it enacted by the Legislature ,nf, tbv All flora r*d1rctrd ■under the provisions nf
Ihia A r t ahallf t»* paid into the county achool
Slate of Florida:
. ’
fund of thr county in which collected.
Section I. That from and after July E
See. Sr It shall he the d uty’ of each at
1913, every parent, guardian or other person'
having ritiienahip within the state of Florida tendance officer appointed under the provi
having ihe custody, control or charge of sions of this Act to furnish the principal or
any child or children within the state of teacher in charge of any school within the
Florida, between ihe ages of seven and sis- territory or district for which the attendance
leeti >ears, both inclusive, shall r t u i r said officer is appointed with a lint of the namea
child or children to attend a public, or pri- I of all children In such district who should
vale school each year for a term or period of attend school.
not less than substantially the number ol
Hec. 9. Any attendance officer appointed
days the public or Private school whlrh »»>d ! un,irr
, h„ provisions
provision* of
Artt la
I. hrf
hereby
filler thr
of- this
tbit Ar
rhiltl attends is hrid annually In the dtftnrt authorised
• -to enter, -for the pur pose of'
in vb’Mch t hr school is loralrd o f in *hirh ■inline in the proper enforcement of thia Ad *
• tjrl, rhilil or rliilf|r»-n m i ) rrstilv. I’ ruviilt il. ' mnv nflirs, fartory or husio*-« houir, of any
that any t-Ulltl may in- taught by narmt or
whalaoevor, for thr purposs of asrrrKU.r.li.p upon aritlsn authority from ’ h** lalning whethvr ur not any rhilil lir chil-iryti
rounty suprr.nU n.i. nt of public Instruction
, nr„i|prf „ r cmp|uy„| ihorrin who sh..u!.l,
iev real
de; th« un,|,r , h . provisions nf this Act. b, in alnf the county In_ whirfi
rraitii-;
county superintrmlrnt of public Instruction tendance upr»n any school.
lielng heret»> authi)fii*-d I d ff a n l surh pefmiMi-'u only in rati* nf necessity. which 1 Her, 10. It is hereby made the duty of the
per mission shall not extend for a pt rlml of ■at tendan* e olI\cer in the icrritnry Or district
tlm® beyond the end of the eurrent achool [over which he has supervision, nr for which
year, and in cases where such authority I* hr It appointed* In make and flic in the
m i n t e d H e said child shall report to tb
proper court rurardaint in due form against
m u n i ) s upi Ti ni r ndenl of public instruction, any person or persons violating the provi
nr t ome person designated by him. f or e i a m- sion* of thl* Act.
Ination in the work covered, at least twi ce a
Sec. I I . E very attendance officer appoint
year, and if the countv superi nt endent of 1ed under the provisions of this Act shall
puhlir
instruction
Shall
det er mi ne ,
after keen a record of all attendance notices served j
aui h exa mi nat i on, that any child ha« not i
all cases prosecuted, fln«-s imposed and
Tin n prop* rly taught, he shall r e v o k e the f other sefV|i-i"s rendered, and shall -mskf- an
authority nf the oarent or guardi an l " teach nual report id the same to the county bosfd
lurh r li 1 1«1 ami shall require *aid parent t*r of public instruction, on blank* to be, fur
LEGAL ADVERTISING
yoardtau hav i ng the r u » t >>•!v , c ont f d or
charge of wail) child If* cause said child 1“
attend a publ i c or ptiva.tr school for the rci
ntainder of the s nd school year: and if any
parent, gpar<lmn or other person hav i ng th» (
custody, cont rol or charge of any child shall
fall to c ompl y with the urder of the^ count V
super in teudent *»f public instruction lie shall
be liable to She penalties her* after pr ovi ded
PmYi drd* that in the folio wing cq timer a i n f
t s*»* *11 chi l dren bad Wren t hr age* of seven
and sixteen year*, both inclusive* shall be
exempt f r o m t h r provisions of this Act
First A nv
chi l d
who is mentally
or
"-And with this the three falrb-e left
the three rldblren. Soon Kitty was
rubbing her eyes nnd Little Hoy was
rubbing his eyes nnd M e l l y was rub
ti*ng her eyes.
■“ The fnlrles hnve been to call on
us.' they anI<1 as they gut up from the
hummock And then they nil laughed physically incapacitated to perform school;
duties; satisfactory prm f of such incapacity ‘
and amlled ns they thought of the to
be submit toil ter the attendance nHirer
beautiful ball In Fairy bind."
Second- A n j child who has satisfactorily 1
compl eted thr eight grammar srhnnl grades, |
PIQ CLUB ARITHMETIC.
as prescrilu d by the state course of st udy of |
GOOD TURNS BY SCOUTS.
.
—
piece o f dress gmids, w Imlta
howl of rage and Indignation there'll
Sec. 7. I t .hall lie th e'd uty nf the allrntij liner utttrer to at-rvt- a notice upon any par
be i— lii'ilamimills Sltir.
ent, cuartfian or other person ha vine the
Florida
Still Have Good
Envelopes at
5c a Pkg.
Proprietor
nintc li u
FO O D
Wilson & Hojsbolder
J1JNB 27. I9l»
W. H, ADAMS
Our Occasional Obssrvance.
FLORIDA
TH O M AS EM Ml. I WILSON
E. H ill.I NUN IIDI Nit.I! I t M
.____________________________ ____________ _________________
^ miles from Jacksonville* on the
ocean beach.
Surf bathing
tennis, automohiling on the Uarh'
Fishing from the ocean pier or f,ftl*
the jettirs.
Spa foods, excellent
meals. A fine bunch of riding
in charge of a competent riding mast
er.
Dancing.
An ideal place to
spend the spring and sum m er month,
Write ua for rates, reservations, book
let, etc.
A ViTTnmill sll by Tlin'TioiTr mulch
IllH pi'lililPH. hut If lith ulf«* n«kH him hi
fk* w* II M of good » beer
*l ■.*tta| b f¥ children three.
M il toij • ) * ( ? • happy ke
P e n n s y lv a n ia
■
there li going To be n ball there fo*
night as soon ns old Mr. Moon comes
cut,' said flip second fairy.
**‘And we're going to sing a song,’
■aid the third fairy.
’“ Oh, Won’t you sing It to usT* nsked Kitty nnd Melly and Little Hoy.
"'Would you like to hear the song?'
asked the fairies. 'Iteally and truly
would you like to hear 11T*
” ’Oh yes, really and truly and hon
estly and everything,’ sold the chil
dren.
" Then you shall hear It for fairies
love children you know, and like to
make them very. Very happy. Every
time a child cries there Is u fairy cry
ing In Fairyland too, and when a child
cries hnnl the fairy's wings become
*1 fairy t b c i s i g h *
A o |?l#*se I • u i h
rhlM rvo
Portage—
TH E SANFORD HERALD
P H O N E 311
CHARLES ELECTRIC COMPANY
.107 W. First St*
Sanford, Fla.
tht* state, or a course of study a d o p t e d by
any county or pri vat e school #.$ tutor, or >h*
equiv alt nI of such light grade* t. mptrieil
in another • l a t . and hnldlng a * m heat*
f
having i 11 mii-let**d such grade*, *igni d b> tht
prim ip* W of the school und*r w r... rn r o m j
pii r-'d and c un lefsigiieil ft> 1 1 . county
■uperinti n dc n l of public instruction of (hr
roui i l j In which said grade was c o mpl e t e d.
Third. A n y
child whose services arc nec
essary for the support or assistance of a
wi dowed mother, or other person dependent
upon said child f or support, l ai d dependency
to he pr o ve n b y affidavit of the dependent
person and at least t wo othf’T aff idavit* a* to t
surH d e pe nde nc y
by dts'interestcil person*
not related to *at»l child nr depi folent. and
such othr f pr.M.f a- rma h» fr«|Ulift'd b> a *4<1
is * * ‘ i*f airi'*r > t,i. 1iir i l tends nci- tb. r r t,*\
ing a u riu *ril> t*. grant • i r tfi p 1111 Ti 1
\ hy
child bet w rr n 1ih* i t f i i r f
1 uurih
a. . 1 D Sk rs1
inrbif 1x • * t
f» - (l '
Tti. ri- l ha 11 ! U
f r. rn .4r . *. 1 ,,. I, 4- -i
rt11U • 1
41 . .( d frf.ni t ., it t • « i xii i n .
>. 1 , k-. 4 hf
* Iim r*'-, 1t , rn>-r i t ha n 1(lire mii «* f f »*m a n \
o h•**•!, utiill■*■ f r rr rian* puftatton i* f or m*! had
f i f t h ' \ it > rhi til WflM* * parent. gua' lfa in nr
••1hi•r jit - sun lis-i » ng ihiv ru*t*' d)
CMfltf o 1 or
charge >'( •aid i. hll.i r an ntaki •a i . • f a cltor>
pi oof t h.i i hi' or ellr is Unabb* to |ir.. wilt- un
m ecssary books and
i m i l i i ■aid
nr e eMi r y books and clothing ■!hei 11 be lurnlihtd by some i*thf*r mean* to n >i,l f hilil
S i nh
\ n > u iei usual cauiK’ ai i i o t .! hiv to
the at tendance officer fur
ilt-trii-i in
whlrh (hi* i v Ih m I, public of privatr, whirh
ati) child (* roquifid to * Mr fid i* lorslrd ,
1‘ roviHril, that r* quo*l fnr * icu«v. >« 11mg
forth thw psuir, b* madv in writmg b> iho
part nt, guardian or » tht-r person bavin g I hr
ru%ti*d>, control or rh»rgr of •aid ch|hl. much
request to bp ftl**d within two d»> * aftrr lhi*
firtf, i|ay's a b »r n ff.
See »- Wht Bi vrr, under provisions a t this
Act. any child shall receive msiruclinn prt*
\atrl) or in any private school. I hr private
te n ner, principal or teacher in charge of such
school shall keep a record bf the attendance
of such child »*r rhiidren and the eotinlj
superintendent In checking hi* li«i« ltf mtrndancr i n i ) call on the private achool
principal to verify a child's attendance.
lire. .1 Occasional non*attendance at pub
lic school bv any child rff^uirwl ta attend pub*
dr school under the provisluns of this Art,
amounting to not more than fiiur da>« un
ekrtiM'd absence in all) ichmd month, shall
not rendrt .any parent, guardian ur other
person having the custody , control or
charge*6f turn child liable to any of thr
penalties provided by this Act.
Sec. I The principal or teacher in! charge
of any public xrhrwl xhill keep ap accurate
record ol the attendance and noti>attendanre
uf all children enrolled In the irhiud over
which h« or «he is in charge, and shall m .k r
report of nun-atteiedancw «d any HHTiTTb the
attendance officer oti Friday of each week
during the school term, together with the
reason therefor, if known to said principal or
teacher. The certificate of any teacher fail
ing to keep such record and make such re
port mav be revoked D) the state sutler*
nished him. and shall make reports more • Sec. 16. The board of puhlir Instruction of
frequently, if required,
the
county
In thia. male
state a
shall
tM.
r«fuireu, uby
y m
e county board
uuarii reactf
»r n -mu
iujf in
nail cause thia
uf public instruction,
— ■ shall perform such
*- A
* -*
— he
’ -----*-><-•— * in *full
*■ once a v r A p r
rtion. and
r t to
published
uthff duties as ah
shall he required of him hy at least t w o #week> prior to the first day 0f
the county supert
rrintendent of public instruc- Julv, I 9 ! 9 ( in aome newspaper in (he county
tlon.
r
■nil if lharr h n ...
no _____
nrw.papvr
puhli,Kf J li
the county, then to cause tame to W buL
See. 12. I f any paren . guardian or other h.hwrl by posting copies thereof at the court
person having the cu. ody. control or charge hnu, . ,4 thp county and at e.rh puhlte . cKm !
o anv child within the compulsory acho.. In thr county fur at least two wiek, prior to
attendance age. a. herein provided .hall th„ „ p , njn( j , y o( „ ch ,lt „ , d ,* h,,oU
present to the county board of public instrunion, nr to the court before which a
Sec, If*.
The p e r i o d ^ d com(iuI*ory ittrial may Iw had in case of prosecution under tendance under this A n
sh*!!
r.imTu-nfr
this Act, latisfactary proof that he or sh** i* with (he beginning of the «chuo) iirm neirunahlr to compel said child to attend school, Ml the seventh birthday of the child snd #nd
•aid person or persons shall be exempt from al the close of the school term nearest the
the penalties herein provided for the
non* sixteenth birthday, except ■« u oih.rstic
attendance of such child; and In all ‘ Urh cai’ S herein providedsaid child shall, if a boy, be committed by
q ,_ » - That If f.ir-snv
thr said court to the Honda Industrial f paragraph. Provision, clause, .»r part
? «| l0D*
this
School for Boys, and if a girl* to the State Art, *hall be held unconstitutional nr in
Industrial School for (iirlv, or said boy or valid, that fact ahall not affect or destroy
saiif girl
be cpmmittrd to aorpe other any other section,
paragraph, provision,
correction achool for the remainder of the clause or part of thia Act. that is not ir, sr.-i
current achool t*rm.
•d itself nvalid, but the remaining portion
Her. 13. A ^ y county supi-rintcndi nt nf • hall be in force without regard to that m
public instruction who fails to perform the invalidated.
duties required of him h> this Act shall,
See.
All laws or parts of law* m reftupon conviction, he lined not exceeding flirt with the provisions nf this Act be and
Fifty (150.1101 Lbollars for each offense.
the same are hereby repealed.
Hcc. 1t- All notices, forms and Har ks to
Hec. 19. This Act shall take elftrl immedi
be used in properly carrying out the pro ately upon its pateagr and approval by tfe*
visions of this Act shall be- prewertbed by the Governor, of upon it* becoming * law » iie slate
superi nt endent nf public i nst ruct i on l o ut hi* approval
■
lat e superi
and furnish* d by the county I afd of nubile
Appro veil June
l ‘i|9
instruction
M»-2tr
A Triumph of
Toughness
And yet. the ‘Royal Cord’ possesses amazing buoyancy and life.
ThaJ?s the secret of this famous
tire’s success.
Hardihood that means many
extra - n)iles, combined with the
luxury of easier riding.
0
Let us put ‘Royal Cords' on your
ca*» They are the utmost in equip
ment—the finest tires in the world.
United States Tires
. are Good Tires
fartory proof of such failure.
Sec. S. The county board of public in
struction in each county is hereby authorized
and directed to appoint one ur more attend
ance officer*, a* may be necessary for the
faithful^ execution of the provision* uf this
Act. and to prescribe the district or \ rntory,
to Pe under the supervision of »«td attend-'
snee officer or officers, and to fit the eotnp« maiion of u n i alien dance officer #<r o f
ficers for the l i m e actually employed tn the
performance uf dutiea, said compensation to
be paid from the county school fund. And
if deemed advisable by thr county board of
public instruction, any tupvM'Uur or trustee
uf schools within th»- county rosy be ap
pointed as attendance officer or offiern. The
county board of public instruction is hereby
authorised to remove any attendance o f
ficer who falls to perform his duties ax herein
prescribed!
Sec. 6. During the month of June In each
and tvsrjr year. It ahall be the duty,of every
attendance officer appointed under the pro
vision! of thia Act to take in accurate certs ua.
in triplicate, of a l l children between the agra
of itv en and eighteen ytara in the territory
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’ JUNE 27, 1919
THE SANFORD HERALD
ot Note of $100,000.00 Seminole
I-office, nntl Icily greeted his crpectnnt Notice
Count), Florida, l l l ( h o n ) ilinrl.
smile.
N o l l e , ii hereby tivrn, that •riled prno u l i will be received by the Hoard id
"Mrs. John Dlnsmore would like to ti
County Commiaahinrm of Seminole rounty,
have you mil nt «mee.”
Florida, on or before 2 o'rlork p m. on the
tilth day nl Jul), A It. Jtltti, at th,- County
Mary took imt iirulnr pains to cnim- clrrk'a ottlce at the court house in Sanford.
Seminole
county, Florida, I n f the purchaar of
einte each word dearly, lest the lump
$300,000.00 Seminole rounty, Ha., K i f h u o y
in her throat should eel the host of tier Honda, aaid bond! to bear Intern I at the rote
cd rive and one-halt per rent per annum, and
self-control.'
are dated July l i t , 1910, Intert-vl payable
John looked at his wife-to-be In as •emt-annually, aaid honda in lie Umi-it. run• iatine of three hundred bond* uf the denom
tonishment.
ination of $1000.00 rlrh ,/ m at nr ing July lat.
"Mary— "
10til. Said bonda to t-e told, aubjeCt to ihc
opinion of M,-**r* IHHon, Thump"Miss Lover!Mg, please." Sub}--Mnry. •approilng
on i Cloy, obtained by Sriulm-le rounty,
Idly.
Florida, ond acid honda will be mid, delivery
to tie made ten daya after arretitanre of blif.
What** more usod (or
abused ) than a pocket
Uinfo? And we d on 't
know of a poeftot knife
that’ s used more than
the ritfM IU-K-nor one
that will stand m ore
abuse. We don’ t know
of a knifo—the w o r ld
over—that has b e t te r
fc’.ads-qjiality, odgeTeUinlng*
quality than the 1’ lllM llLK,
It's the knife of good servioe
and lung service.
wTho handled arc secure.
Blades are p e r f e c t l y fitted.
The spring action Is ilepcm?eble uml the blades do' not
work loose and wabble after
sonstant use, nor will they pro
ject antfentch In your pocket.
"hut Mnry— Miss'Litt ering. what?" l ‘a>menTa for aaid bondl ti.be made within
aaid period o f ten daya after acceptance of
Then the storm broke.
bib, -.All Mil* muit lie accompanied with n
“You don’t ilAiy It; you’d try lo ex ce tif.ed check lor urn- and one-half per rrn l
of
the amount of honda to be mid.
The
plain, you brute;”
g
rounty commiaoionera of Seminole .county,
• “Listen, dear."
.
Florida, n e r n e the right tn reject any and'
blda.
PropOlala ahould be ndiln aard to
“Don’t you tlare call me dear. I hnte all
the Hoard of County C o m miaainnen of Sem
you uml 1 never want to see you again. inole County, Florida, at Sanford, Florida.
VVitnea* my hand a* clerk of the Hoard of
Tell .Mrs. John Plnstnnre I would jmt
Cuuriti L'uumoOun .i*- of-Kemineie * b-irntx.
be In hrr shoes for'Anything In the Florida, and the aeai of avid hoard on Ihia
‘ world. I resign niy position here and the lath day of June. A. D. 1919.
(aeai)
K. A. D O U G L A S S .
•now— this tiiltiuie-’*
Clerk Hoard of County Commitiotter* ot
67-61,
With this parting shot, she turned to
leave the room.
John barred her wny.
“Mary, you are going to listen to
The nulhorlty In his voire, the splen
did bigness of him, compelled Mary’s
attention.
“It was not my wife who called. She
Is my cousin John’s wife, who, with
her husband,' Is visiting nt my Indue,
Mary, yob must believe me. for I swear
I never asked another woman to be
toy wife.”
Ills honest eyes. Tils firm, sejimre
chin, the direct miiulliieas of him, all
succeeded In convincing Mnry of Ids
sincerity, for she wanted so much to
believe him.
The P R I M B L E blade Is
(urged from best English steel,
sod your proteclloa lies In the
P R I M B L E shield (etched
•a blsde ) which marks ll as genuine.
The lump In her throat was altogeth
er too big to swallow now, and site did*
not even try.
Don’ t you think it would bo well to
“Ob, John, dear," she said, and went
provide yourself with n really R ood
Into bis arms gladly.
pocket knife-in fuel, the best
That evening a happy group dined
to be had? O ur lin o o f together In one of the most beautiful
"PHIMBLE” includes the pat homes lo the city Mr. and Mrs. John
I Uitsmore and Mr. and Mr- John I hits
tern and size you prefer.
mnre-to-be made a t cry , banning
ipinrtet
"I've been leasing pmi-lri l> bring
you llottie In dinner, been use I wanted
Mont’ ( love flint’!;
In meet ynti before nt> biisbttttd and I
H a s t H irst S!
returned to I d^o." explained the sweet
I v• til (*il\ y o u •It) U U iK
lc\, voice Mary Inn! heard over the wire.
"So today I derided t" cull him up and
sH’jis fart-fur alvl .spc"nur luv1. see If that would w<>rh "
"Well, ll worked, ' agieed the Junior
partner of N r - A I '
. IIn* . and
Mary laughingly threw him it kiss,
K'opyrtKld. 1319. t»> tin- Mifturc Mews*
piif-r Si intii nt, i
LEE BROTHERS
OVER THE WIRE
N ’ tl'li-nl
Tlie r*- t;u.-s Mu- p r o f e s s o r ,
t a l k i n g (A b ln ts e lf , nv tjsmij,
!1 y C L I Z A U E T H D A R K E R D A Y .
AN O K I I I N A N F B
An Ordinance entitled an Ordinance reU im in g -lh v j r a d ln t and paving of Ninth
atreet from
irortt the
m e eaat line ot Park avenue
aven
ra
tending r a n to the eaat line of alley iin Tier
T w o L. It. Tra ftofd’a map, excepting therefrom the ---interaerilon
aaid .........
Ninth
---------------- uf
. . ........
. atreet
with Magnolia avenue.
He It ordained by the mayor amt city
council of the city of Sanford, Florida:
faction I. That Ninth atrrrt'bricinninK at
intararrtion on r u t llnr of l*ark avrnur and
^itrndJnic rast to .the alley in Tlrr Tfru
K. H. Trail.ird'a /Hip, r t rr iifin e I n t f f »l »f t l o «
of mid Ninth atrr**t and .Ma £ nnl ia avrtiui*,
•ball hr pavrtl njtb vitrllud brick, *aid
brick pavement to hr of a width nf twenty
feet a inrhri. with crnirnt rurbintf on each
aide I I inch*# hiih atpi four inch**# fn
thlcknr#*,
Sv ption 2. That an Id paving of *a!d •trri't
aiiali hr graded and paved in arroftlanrf*
•»itb t h* p* an* and Ppi*rific»l i-$.*n* I fr r rfo f.
-ill' mi I led iiy I hi- » it \ rngin* *t of Hanforo,
flotilla, and now, on till- in the I'dlim of I hi*
•’it,)' pl»rk of Snnfor»l. Fiorldn.
Th«* paving
of "aid vtfiMd * had bo heron ailiiifi « o i v
da> * from and aft, r thr dal* of 1 1*1* ofdin*
ancr ptintl bi ronic t-dretiv**; but in thi» i n ut
any pr**p<rt> owm-r, owning property shut*
ting on that part of paid itrent hrrrln fr«
inifrf'd to to* piivrd, phnll fait, within tho
time h rn m provided, t*• gradi* und puvt- *sid
i t r u t in front of his or i ti«»ir rrspcctivt* pirop* ftv, in arrordanre with th•* term* of bhU
or«linsnr«* und with ‘tin- plsris ond *pci iitt’ii'
M o r is
I h e r * 1f o r ,
Si-eiiml Student
Yv-s, I slttiiibl think
be Wiiltbl have dli d. of liurediilll lullg
h e r*! o fo rr
|'.ropAr«-d
In
I bo
rit> cTigin*« r. j*T1 »-t »ui<l trudmi! .ir*•i pa*
ing, rod **•
I*) propirfv
*fiiill
lo* d o 'iir 'b v a n d u n d t r I ho d i r m t o o i o f
thr l i m e
a* dearrihed ia $2750.00, and the
rsti mat rd r oit lo lot owner* per front foot
ia $2.81.
Section t. That Urn city enflnocf is hereby
required within ten daya. after the first nubliraiion of this ordinance, to jiri‘ par** and flic
an estimate of the anyiunl i»I to*na fuf aurh
pavioK which the city will claim rffcainst
each of the lota fronting or abutting upon
the atreet an paved, which rati mate ahall be
based upon the estimated costs uf the work,
ami upon the frontage of Tula abutting the
street bo to be paved.
Section fb That any peraon owning any
interest in and to said property abutting
upon that portion of •aid tlroct to hr »u
paved shall ha\r the right within thirty da>^i
after the 111i ng of said ("ill mutes with the
city clerk to present to the «ald r city clerk a
aworn petit.bin to be presented to the city f
council, setting forth that in the opinion of
the petitioner the estimated amount of such
rciats and liens upon such lot Is incorrect,
showing wherein it, is incorrect or why it wifi
rtreed the special benefit accruing from the
work and paving done and tu be done in
front of said tot.
Heel ion ft. That the ritv council shall,
after p ro p er,notice wnd within the time pres« fiber! by ordinance, sit as a board of rqualUatlon to hear any and sit petifions and
r, omjdaints w hieh ,rnay tie bird in reference l$»
-|
the caiimaied rpata of tb*- paving herein pro-‘
vjded for and shall m a k e */fua and proper
fnifutry into the same, and if it shall appear
to the satisfaction of the city council, sit
ting as a board of rqualiiatfon, that the
estimated amount of said lien is correctly
estimated, the amount so filed shall stand as
the amount of such lien to be claimed by the
Hty uf Sanford, for the paving of the sab!
-street ■in front -of said ■property,- and after'
the city council has heard all petitions and
given ail property owners an opportunity
to b* heard and make >11. corrections which
In their judgment is just* and equalised all
asses#mm!*, said amounts and aiscsitrirnta
as died and equalised shall stand as a lien
against said property to be enforced a* other
Urns at any time after Jan. 1st, 1920 with
Interest as provided by law and ordinances
of ••aid city. .
i'aoaed tills 2rpl day of June, 1919,F, I.- M I F I.K it.
President H t y Council.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordin
ance was duly iia|sed by the city council of
the city of Sanford, Florida, in session,, this
2nd day of June, 1919.
^
- F. P. I U N FS ,
City C l e r k .
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A p p rove«l by on- this 2nd day *$f June.
1919.
J M I* \V| Si »N.
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Mayor.
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July lUth, at 1P.UU o'clock a. m,, o r a# soon
thereafter a* c-in be heard m ike uppHcithip
t o t h e I In n o ra Id.- J i r n n VV P.*» k i n s . J u d g e
n f t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t t b i u r t , of t h e
■lade of Flof* f-i, in c h a n c e r y *iik ing, for n
hreri«e t o ink** c h a n g e o f a n d tu dUiife . h r
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b e a t i*i*ffler, in n n - t t n U n f p w-tih ilu> n(i»r*£*ald
g r a d e d 4 fit
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Enough to Kill Him.
Seminole County. Florida.
PAGE, ELEVEN
I
Mougla*-. I» •
KEl V YO U R EYE O N T H E H E R A LD W A N T C O L U M N
Mary I,mi-ring wus amt* uf toil siding- hi nee.
i , I ■i* cm piny rd by i be firm uf N ----—
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InS i n - w » s pri-tty In a
fpifi't s<irt uf wit) fitit mi umdest wait
l • r Hpltibin of lu-rsi-lf that slip gave
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11*1 hu|*t •ut<irrl In |In- *j|r n{
tb*- miter girls eredil fur far liigiu-r willH*'*il»«*
by lb? |s<*grtl $tf *‘ otinty
ram
jr* i«f Sfliiii fi^b
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nsplrttllnns tn beauty.
di 1 lli»- I.lf'i . <if «aS*| 1. t, *r $I it! 9 !>«' r»Mifl I "ii«t‘
Why t h e Junior m e m b e r u f t h e firm ,ri S » uf f >1 Fb . f i . l a, •*r$ >>r i * f.»n i * r* u r i m l
i. ft. mi Jlii' * Tib
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li.el sj j
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f ** r ( h e p i r a V d l l n n an *l
t u r l m n «*1 !b$t -in M i r i null I nut i i m l e r s t n m l s i n c e ■111r f i • . 11r*»iri■* « r
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M fir-1 Mat t i i i -« ipted Ji ill ll I rlli-i' - - , i ui.t test anil it) letilInn very
stilly lifaihmllj she ri-ull/eil Mini site
bad mure Mum a passing Interest in
him: but slit* Irleil lu slide It fur she
felt Mini it ll|tle Sl.Vit-wcek stf'lliigr.ipliet* bail m> buMfi4*ss tn even luuk
at VII iUji lliglilxhetl 11 person ns the
bin nr partner uf •»>, prnpernus n firm
as N----- A l>----- I tie.
L-bn I*lttsiU*>re <1lei nut Jnletul to
bait- Ii!\frlciiilMtlp with Mary i-itnllni-rl
lu •>fl|* e limits line evening wliell II
« » - m-iessaiy fur Ilit- wltule utile*’
furee tu work bile mi a parllcuhirly
Impnrtnnt runtrnrt be nskerl lu-r tn tllne
with him lu n near-by restaurant.
Mary accepletl anti bail a thoroughly
enjoyable time mid* when John Pin's*
nmre left her nl Ihe door of her un
pretentious luuirillng house .slit* hml
given him permission to rail the next
evening. And so It happened Mint these
two saw pjirii other very often In the
monilis Mint followed.
John Plnsttiore knew all the time
.
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■ lid it 11 bill*
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a I u n d ■ $i ii tkI tn ^
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of
b o n d t o b e a p p r o v e d b y »m<1 b o a r d .
A r o j iy of plan*. *firrJiftt at Ion# uml pfoftM#
ant! j*rojM»**«tJ n m l r i r l , b o n d a i d f o rm of
-bid r t u > fir f ib la ln r i l u p o n «|l pile* lion T" I b f
unt il rsir ri. d
upon
m a k i n g a dr-|o$*Jl
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T i n |> id lir# , i b i s s u m t o bi* r r t u n d f d w hfii
m i d p lan * , t p r t i f i r s t i n n i , f t r . t h i v # b ar/i r#*
turnrd,
* It> n f d n r of t h e H o a r d nf C!minty fTnm*
mi *»bin« r i of S r mint*!# f ! n u n l v, F l o r i d a ,
farat!
57-4te
K. A. iHtUOliAQS.
•
rirrk .
Notice of Application fur Tas N e e d Under
Mrct Ion l Chapter HAS. L i b * of FI url da ,
Notice U hereby given that Currie Manu
facturinr Company, purrharer nf Tat C!ertldrake Nl*. 104. dated the 3fii day of July,
A. !>.* 1918, aaid certificates embrace* the
S o u th e rn U t ilit ie s C o m p a n y
Sanford, Florida; June 25, 1919
To l lur - ( ' u,itnmi-r»
ml t If.
•
These losses are purely opi-rutinf* losses and do not
include such items us interest on investment, interest on,
indebtedness, sinking fund und similar * charges that
must in- paid, out of t|n- net earnings. This makes the
final losses greuter ihtln that which appears above.
W. Ii a v* ilcfrrrt d from muntli in lriunili ilm mukli-r
of ilO-n-iiMitin mir ii-i- rutii, Impiinf tin- limb t tts| "f
tmil rials and -upphi-s u - h I m I In- mitkitiR nf i* i- would
ilt-tti'lsi-, Imi wr all know that high prices still prt-tiiil
and there is little hope of immediate relief.
Following is a statement covering ten months end
ing April UOth, 1919, of the Local Retail Ice Husipess of
this company at Sanford:
Gross Ice Sales
Operating Expenses
$18,93.1.5(1
29,998.73
Net Loss After Operating
Taxes
$11,005.23'
1,-104.83
tbit! lift wait f u l l i n g In lovi? W illi Aln ry, ^ fpHuwing iletcfibed property aituaked in Hem-
but he wanted to ; so be
««»•«
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T
nn. Mnry wait nfrabl she waa pnlnj; tn <|an,$ i>r|n, ,*>/-.*,d at Mis >uir uf th, i..ufall In love but did not ItWe to nd- *nre of aurh c*-rtllir.tv in thv
rm- nt F. J.
mm
We want our customers to know that the Southern
Utilities C'oiiyiaoy, as a whole, has never puid a dividend
on its cuminbtf slock, and ceased paying dividends on
its preferred Htock in 1917, using all income in the pny\tnent of expenses and repairs und the improvement of
its facilities to better serve its customers.
)Ve appreciate your patronage and trust that you
will accept in u spirit of fair tnindedness the ice rates
appearing below.
j
Sincerely yours, •
~
r
N et Loss After Taxes
S O U T H E R N U T IL IT IE S C O M P A N Y .
$12,470.06
Weldon Henley, Mgr.
Mood speed.
T n Cer lid fate Ni». td'S*.. date*! the d?d day
nf•Julv, A. I>. |f»lft, •■id crrtlfirste embrace#
the following de*fribed prcipcrPv situated In
.
, ...$.
n,yV Seminole eountv, Florida. t.v*wii S W d
of
O f course, lu* tjiwxn I mono any- s w i j of Srrllun rJi T|1 « , s .. It. 31 K.
Ililirtr."confided Mary to her in lrro r; , Thu *,iil l«mt t>vin,
«**r**i-if i t tku dai* of
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thr l**u»nrr of aurh rrttiftralr in tho narar
* he'll have to innrry n Rlrl with money. o( p j (jaaj.p,,,!.
Foolish clrl, you’re havtntc ri Rood time
T l t c^rtlflrtt. No. 222f,. ilat,.i ih, 2n.(
WilliIin 'tut*
rials now
HOW be <t»V <>• Junr,
D. 1902.
Saiil rvrfitirxr
Willi Ii
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lieinR jmis,
th, A.
f„lluwin*
.Irarfihrd
property
flPnalble,"
altuaDd in Hrminola county, Ftmiila. to-»H:
An.i ,-ni
’ milJ vi'/iitiil
Imve bis
WfiV u
Thr„ N Kt
K 'i,t. of Th
NH
t$ of larw
Srrtl-in
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yet rrapid
would iinve
ms way,
. Cm
t Lain*maa«Md.«L
nnd-Slnrjf-flnnHy ntlmlttet|-to n ersefr " ckj <r,i* of thr i*au,nrr of *uch errtlilrair
that she loved John Dlnsmore ns she in
Bc«rflSr»tr' No^'iiBl'/^ttarl thr sth
never lind or could love anyone else. d,y of Junr, A. D. 1*99. *»ot crrtlilcmtr »*■ .
When he asked her to marry him she t O T
did not even ask fo r tim e to think It T b , NRM of 8 W »i of Section 31, Tp. ?l '
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I,or H-i IL 33/E. Th* a«ltl land brin* aaaraard at
Over, fo r she had already (1 ne
u , date of hr lavUancr of aoclv d.rd In th,
thinking but said !*YeS."
name of It. A. Mllla. Haa fll.d T»aid ccrtiflJoym uly She set about. spendlnR Her
' noon hours ahopfllnR Instead Of eutlnir, j U n l«, aaid cartlBcatra ahall be redeemed
T n d never had she been so happy.
^ ' " A t h d’.y 3 ^
One day the telephone iflrl was III
Wltnr„ my
,1(n, turr
, PI| thla
nnd Mnry had to take her place nt the th, izth day of June. a . D. ib is
switchboard.
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O c rk r ir c u ll Court
Co , Fla.
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Ily V. K, NnugliM, ll. C.
’’lle llb ." said n very sweet fem inine
voice, “ is Mr. John Ulnsmore there?" N#u„ of
Taf Herd Under
"He's at lunch Just now," answered
Hrctloa s of rhaptrY jssa. La»a ot Her.
Mary, whoso voice was rnualiy sweet,
Notice la hrrsby «i»tn that Thoma. Wil’ T e l l him to call his home when he aon, purthaarr of Ta* Crrllftrst, No. 104,
Mrs Juiin
Johil •■••d
••>• 4lh
day of Junr, A. 1). IBI7. ha*
comes l„
Jn, please. TThla
h is is(a airs.
ntf(J flJ(J
e#runc,ts
|n my-ontcr, ami haa
Illnsm ore sneaklnc.”
roadr application for tsa Hrtd to laaur in
r.l.t u . r v nhriintl v
»«ordan c, with law. Said rrrllSrsl. rmI II tell him.
said Mary, nhruptiy,
thr toiinwins dwrrib.d proprrty »itnnd her world turned upside down.
uatrd in Srmlnola county. IdoHda. tn-wH;.
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her. asklnc her to become his w ife . Hanford. T h , aaid l«hd bains naa«a*d Si
fille d show h ill), she d Rive him h f ( In ihr n>m* of Ucksown, Unlaaa aaid c»r*
Otllnlnn
tlflcat, ahall hrSrrdrrm.d according to law
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tas d « d will faaur th.raon on th, 19th day
Then reaction came, and by .the-time of July, A. D. isis.
John ptnsmore returned she was ready
o"*juSV
‘ r>UMp*i»d
thl'
fo r him,
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE T W EL V E
•'You’re \vi-t»*nru<\" said
Lion, harking politely.
Fordson Tractors
tin*
Sim
JUNE 27, 1919
FOR LEISURE M0MENT3.
“Thunk you ngntn," said tho Ocean
Sunft-.li.
W e S a v e d $600
"You're welcome once more," b-ihl
tin* Si*n Lion grinning.
“ Ar.'d'i we polite?" asked tin- it.- „ ;
Sunftsh.
"W e are ln.le.tl," snld the Sen Lion.
Now is the time to place your order
for the "Fordson Tractor.” The
very
Price of Tractors .
$750.00
:
Power Pulleys
Extension Rims
"Ah, here collie people COIlli*," sold
tin* Ocean Sunftsh.
"It It iiNunt to spy, ‘Here mine nome
people,1'*.said the Sea Lion.
"lint at I told you before 1 tun not
usual, hut unuNuat. I am even unusual
in the wqy 1 speak."
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'That Is true, you ili.l tell me that."
snlil the Seu Hon.
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"Ami I am glad you
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lire unusual, for It
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makes you very In- IT!IT HilllllllJllil
teresllng."
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“ Thank you. yet
ngnln," said the '— 0
Ocean Sunflsh.
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“ Let us hear, and
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let us listen to what
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the people will say T ' f L y
)
atmut u»." suggest- ,
edthe Sea Lion.
c."Ah yes." said
rT----‘~V~7
the T)i‘en:i Swift'd). ^ \lues »,i
prices
"You’re welcome,"
said
the
Sea
Lion.
ith Interest
to
the1 aquarium."
S.» they linth kept very still uiul lb*.
m‘*d in nil that ivtt* said.
E D W A R D H IG G IN S
Salesman
C. F. W I L L I A M S
Dealer
I'm e * MTc g e l i e r t d l ) t ' H i e i ' l e t n l so, *
admitted Ho- Sea Lion.
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4 ^ MARY GRAJIAN BONNER
THE
OCEAN
NEAREST.
A Southerner In one of the canton
ments lielow the Mason nml l'lxon Hue.
ohen called up for examination. « a -
ELECTRIC ;
WASHING
MACHINE
“A successful mnn must study the
faults of others."
“ Well, I don't kpow that It will make
a man successful, hut it ought L) he n
delightful study."
History Makers,
When men make hlatnry they And
Strange epleodea to blended
They never really make the kind
That they at ftrat Intended.
"The girt t proposed to ts a regulsr
dog In the mungcr.'
"How so?"
"She will neither accept my affec
tion nor return It."
. 'Right now ».h‘.» T H O R is saving money, time and '
UiCtige<y in 223,000 American homos.
Why not in YOUR home?
You can now buy the THOR from THOR dealers
anywhere In the United Slates for only
TBi, Pj«m»| T I l 'M t S.-lline J"jn put* thr T t W I l within » * « y rrirh of ev.ry houwhutd. In Ihu »*>■ I he T I P >11 m *t' no more than the hire of a liumlr,-*.
No Extra Cost for Special Motor for any Private Lighting System
Accounted For.
Thq T H O U lit* ft=! b**h« Ilf
let."
«riw#'l*>ft rvlinHr-f *»« v m wt-if r.fi
. "What you mean, 'relative,' mister?"
those
'ponies
Not All There.
"Generally, but mu always," said returned the recruit.
Delbrook was he proud possessor, df
I lie Ocean Sutdish. "Nmv 1 ke|it every"Oh, l tm*nn your nearest living kinsa brand-new suit of clothe* with ji
“ lie piuxled. 'Tlu-y found my tall and folk."
•mall wooden wtdstle attached to
then the> tried t*> set* at the opposite
“ Wal. that's my aunt you're talking
it
So.m
aft. ; .-eltint: h-- suit, atld
•■lot—which is hard to had lu-catise l Tout,"
w lull th- faiul!) e a*
ilining a w a y
m i routui if in ,) I'oahldT ><*»• m>
Set era! oilier question* were nn- f t " m holin', h i - ttitlni' a ',ed Idm why
svti-red
satlsfttetorllv, when there >t,■ d it ti.it
vti<i hi- m-'U -Hit itnit’ e i e
I,.'
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III-
In
Guaranteed
Built to. Last a L ifetim e
“1 don't seem 10 make any Impres
slon on the members of the potty bid
"I'rolmhly because
have horse sense.”
S U N F ISH
"W o figured out the other day,"—writes Mr. Morris E. Ebcrsole, of River Forest, III.,—"that nur Thor (purchased 7 or 8 years
ago) has actually; saved us JG00, in addition to the (treat satisfac
tion, the savrnjf in time, and the elimination of arranging for laund
resses and looking after them."
J'»
The T IIO R is hacked, hy the
liberal, binding guarantee of
the llurje) Machine t o., the
oldest and largest Mfg. of elec
tric washing ntchs. in the world
*llp i?f btfak 'Thr* TIKHt f> * *!w?n:
(h**
rlothui anti ta
ft"
*i* fwmwt* »t
wjuliin^ Alt moving
past*
Ihf* TH<HI ar** rf’fliwti
motor drlvy has thr wonderful Aulof
[urley Machine Co., I,cpt* n S ! ; S ' , S l s B,vd*
Branches:—New York, Toronto
Manufacturers also of THOR Electric Home Ironers ami THOR
Electric Cleaners.
|l«W e| >d,
New July Numbers of
Inspirirtg‘Marseillaise“sunt*
i in English by Graveure
i. rmc n
• r-' i i npiiji t ?
IrtrmtffiJoi:! thnin "lyf
s'.I; " Coupled w
"Ini
' a!:o ivitw ly Cia cure.
A-GIOC—JLIO
M aurel M akes Marvelous
R ecord o f “T h e Rosary'
"Ltkc i wring cf peitlt'- indeedceini
the do iae notei cl Miurcl'l vivid toiiit
ia this 'tong thrt hit touched a million
hearts. So pure and tweet aid limpid
are thev thrt their sound would soothe
a vnd ia torment. On the rcser.c of
thst record Miutel lings "At Damn .; '
A-2T24-JI.W
Too Much to Follow,
TfJ Is hut .1 tteettre shiiw:
,«
,t l^ajit three rir.its
re .it!.! I . ' i i a t il y * t you kno
i ■= *■* n< o * nf tilil’ y th ’.r.fii.
Stracciari Sings Sublime
Love Song “Cbrc'Ngrato"
W e d elig h t in r e p a ir - '
in g th o s s “ in c u r a b le s ! 1
A n d o u r r e p a ir s a re
m a d e on an S -m tm th s’
guaranteed ad ju stm e n : basis.
VV e unduubtedU cun
put new Site iuio it and
m ako
«t—g i v e " A t m “ a iP
t»tlier season’ s service
it w ill cost little t*> l u \ •
us look it O’- r; t '•■u* ...jj.
jtistm cn t m ay
it tn h ;
D p n ’t stay aw ay :i it J v
e g! v. ?•
carry* a complete
BATTERY
■SERVICE
a STATION
AH the^ pa'n an t pattiort which only
Straccb i, at Im greatest, could convey,
*re in this wonderful outpouring of
lose. This Ntapolcaa tong gi‘-e» yo'J
Stracciari at hit melt inspired height!.
49522—$1-50
The Trick.
"T* It hard tn write for the nows-pup*i,*-Mi«d »tn—nrszTt7!m'*r’"iiskial tiiV
sweet yotme thing.
"Not at nil." n*pllcd the writer.
“ Rut It la hard to pet the editors to
buy your stuff."
.
Provocation, Anyway.
"I'm h'haiucil of you. You’re always
ftghtlnp."
"Well, mother, supposin’ the lady
next door wns to put her chewin' cum
down yer neck, wouldn't you paste
her one?"— Life.
-A— W— * ■ » * ri t -J ' s’ ; J I . H i ". *ii- i:i try
'tie r, and h*. matir •pptiratian for t a i d i , d
t » i»* ,e fc *re.>rd*ni - with tas-- Sai ! r
11 - f * t*- • r t' r *r «« thi. ( o !l..-st«e d i - ' t i M
p: nprrt > .n * t,i,it id trniin i !i r e j u t j . Hue.U*.
• it I rt 12'. \fi.is.*>. m S ' 1. I t .
T t*. IS S . It. tt E. T b r *»iit Unit . • t : t
l U i ssit
the date
the e m t i t r uf^«ueh
■ rti*ft.tr in the e i rrr uf Hillary.
t'l
. * ’1 fF ,ll( i. > [ | 1 - ( 1 ' ht
f... i * f *I’T - i I ^
M . i » * :*s li.e.J v ill i » j r therrua oa the
22i.<i da> -I inty. A . i» l * ; » .
W |trM « tny ofS H it .frra tlire and it*| thl*
the 't h •-»} cl Jure. A. I*. U tS ,
...als
A. ItM P t,L A S S .
Ci rk Clrruit Ceurt Seieiante Cts„ Fla.
Circuit c Kiomla.ut IVLanu. r!' ft da
cr wherever l,y may be found, at It
o’ clock on the morning of July ■—Stix.
THiftTlir as sotjr ther. alter a* ap;>lit upt* may Ik* heard, fer an order approv
ing the ( ‘ I irterof the Ferr.ald-I.xughton
Mt morixl Hiwplta! Aasociatiun, the ob
The New Relationship.
"Do you leave any trouble with your ject and r.aturo.cf w|,irh is to cot duct
and operate a hnstMt*ii in Sanford, Flor
Cook?"
ida, either as ow ners or as* tnanag* r?
“ No,"* replied Mrs. Crossiota. “ We and to do any ,tt:d every tiling neivssary
have studied her .way* carefully and to cw.riiict and operate successfully tho
now umlontand what she expects
Signed) MILS. J. W. D IC K IN
without her haring to speak to ua
about It.”
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COLLMS1A tiKAPHOPHOSL COMPANY, S«w Ye>k
H. L . G I B S O N
Sanford, Florida
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fullers kIt'll...l nhout anything,’<
,
"lloniUKt* tln n tin: fathers w ore steel
hunts."
CHANDLER SIX $1795
City Garage
Modern Caution.
Father—So lie asked you to marry
him? And are you sure that tie la a
careful and eniillmH young man?
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Daughter—Oh. yes; he looked all
over llie room tip*! for a possltde dietaplione.
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The Woman Depoellor.
"Sorry, madam, hut your account Is
already overdrawn!"
"Well, win!I .of It. young man?
Haven’t I n right to do what I like with
my own account?"1
—Life.
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Announcing
The* N e w Series
SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS”
lonkcd on the marrying hnhlt?**
"That n man could siiiud It, hut It
made a woman lose her head."
^IIE C h atid ler D ispatch , for a year past, has outsold all other
cars o f the sport type. T h e C h an dler factory has been u n
able to b u ild this car in qu an tities w h ich could fill the dem an d.
Its p o p u la rity is one of the h igh spots in m otordom .
REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS
FORDS A SPECIALTY
. MOBILOILS andGASOLINE
r ars Washed and Delivered— W e Will Call
for and Deliver Yqur Car.
PH O NE
A n d now cornea the new series D ispatch — a snappy, handsom e
car. T h o u s a n d s of alert. Am ericans, w ho appreciate Chandlerqu ality, w elcom e the new D ispatch. Y o u , too, w ill be delighted
w ith it if you w ish a really good car, w ith stylte in design and
beau ty in finish and unexcelled in its ab ility to perform.
NO*
11 — RE.M EM BER
H ILL
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L U M B E R
"1 tell r» ,’T> girl I meet sfii* Is the
oily girl 1 ever loved."
-How enn.you do It?"
"Well, why not? They're Otity girls."
Th«
S u re Enough.
But' lief In 111**
itig hter
"I'm d r * * I
*ij kill, *i!l tight.'*
S e l f E v i d e n t.
"t»oes
lb,-
, >:i 1 1*y 11
Minn*
In
Ids
sleep?"
“ Well. I’ ve never noticed him snor
ing lit any other time."
O H IO
H ard
Case.
COLOR WAS REMOVED.
vp toScore
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f». Jowl
d Neck
h. Mmijlder
Arm
10. Breast of bris
ket.
12, Pastern
23.
2L
25.
27.
i:t. I’eet
15. Crops
in. Back
17. Loin
IS. Side
20. nut locks.
00. Twist, or crotch
31. Hack
21. Fore Hank
THE SCORE OARD.
T<> really know n subject requires
the- Mihjeet he examined from nil ntigles and all the facts learned nnd
classified.
From the farts classified conclusions
can he drawn.* To he a i d e to draw
true conclusions gives command of the
11uni dank
Hip
Hump
Hum, or gntn-
mdn
id . nibs
20. Ilelly
subject.
systemnl
To aid In the• systematic
study of
he hog there hass IxVn
prepared a ll»t
bm*n pro
of the points making up the hog nnd
each of these given a weigh I. and the
sum of all the weights la 100. For extinple "Che«t"
10. "Shoulder" 8,
"Ilnnis" 8. etr. Such n list of points Li
known ns n score card.
E, (>. PAINTER FERTILISER COMPANY
J I f K l i O N VILI.K,
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t a k i:
i.iu c im
itn s n s
at
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huuno
“Yonder mmi leads a hard life."
"In what way?"
"He Is nl will- 11idling ,fur ollleo mid
fin* to Bern tell for n living."
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SJ09S
W IG H T TIR E C O M P A N Y
Seminole Bank Annex Magnolia Avenue
Sanford, Florida
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SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE
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CLEVELAND,
Mr. Jones keeps pigeons, and Mr,
Brown, neit'door, D ies to keep pigeons
unite II different slate of afTiili*.
Mr Brown Is eonsiimtly losing birds,
while Mr. .hun s Is eoiisiunily Misjicrt*
■it of tiinllng them. The oilier morn-'
tug Mr. Brown wlili n smile and n sixlienee, approached the youthful , non
mid heir of Mr, Jones.
"WIllJe," began Brown, holding up
the coin, “did daddy tlml a Idrd yes
terday ?"
"And wiis II a bine bird with some
while feathers III it" wing?"
" I *111111*.,” respond."I Willie. jMieltelUlk tll'1 sixpence "loll . IIII't till 1h.tr
i dor win'll (biy’ro 111 a p ie '"
l.oieloll
Til Bits.
Kerosene Kink.
It has lieen proved that If lamps
nIlft heaters In which kerosene Is used
as find me kept • i n|"ilol|sl \ ih-nii,
y ere will he a it'i oh *1 saving of oil;
also, Ihere w itt I ■■ . o » ipinl ph'icslilg
ilhsi'io .' of llo' di-n :' ei able odor licit
.
so fifieti iH'compiitiles the Itiunlnj; of
kois»-• it".
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IT’S NOT YOUR HEART
IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS
K i d n e y r1l,ca*» I t no r s s p e r i ^ r o f per- d l a t r l y . T h e eonthlnir. h e a l l n s oil a t l m *
•on«
A m a j o r i t y o f lliu Ills ,»mn:titiK u l u U a I h J k i d n e y s , r e l i e v e s I n H a m m a p o o p lo loiluy can l>* t r a e n l hack lo I Ion a ur**l d c a tr o y s Die R rr m a w htch
k i d n e y tr ouble.
h a v e caused It. Do no t w a i t u n til t o
( l o lo y o u r d r u g g l a t to d a y t a d
Tins k l d n e y a o r e the l o o m Im p o r ta n t m o r r o w
orttane o f th e lM>dy.# T h e y a r e tho Inal at on OOl.11 M E D A L H a a r l e m O U
C ap su le*.
In t w e n t y - f o u r h o u r * y o o
O lte r er t, the p u r lfle r e ,' o f y o u r blood.
K i d n e y dlte asn la uaualty Imllcnle.] by should f e e l health and v i g o r r e t u r n i n g
ntul
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bless
th e d a y you A r a l h e a r d
w e a r l n e t t , eleeplpsaneaa, n e r v o u i n e e t .
de ep o n d on c y. b ac k ac he , ato m a ch trdu- o f H O L D M B D A I , H a a r l e m Oil.
A f t e r y ou fe e l th a t y ou h a v e c u r e d
ble. p a in in lolna and l o w e r abdom en,
'ffklt atones, g r a v e l , rh e u m atle n i. e c ln llc a y o u r s r l f , rontlnun to l a k e on e o r t w *
cAp
aules each d a y , so as to k e e p l a
and lum biKo.
llrst -elnsa c o m l l l l o n and w a r d oft U>«
A l l th eae d n r a n g r m e n l a are n a l u r e ’ a d a n g o r o f o t h e r n t la c k a .
a l r n a l a to w a r n you lh a t the k i d n r y e
A s k f o r the o r i g i n a l Im p o r te d G O L D
need
h e lp * You ahould
u ie 0 ( 11 .D M K l >A I c b r n m l . T h r e e s l i e s
M o n e y raH R D A I , H a a r l e m (HI O p e u l e a Imiiio- funJ ed I f th ey do no t h e lp you.
HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS
Personal Inclination.
"Adam said he aft* the apple he- i
cause.live tempted him."
"Notisi'lise!
Temptation had noth
ing (<> do with It.
If. It had been a
Pieen persliiimnu or an nsnge orange,
tin persuasion wouhj have ludiiebd him
to IHill'll It."
Improving the Quality.
,
Howell— Is your ditlighler's plnnn
playing Improving?
I'owell— Vcs, the doctor says that
she Isn’t strong enough fo play as
many tioiir.s a day as she Una been
playing.
NATURE Or UNDERTAKINQ.
H .IIK IIIA
Fertilisers, Insccticldca, Sprayers. Poultry Suuplies
For thirty years we have h.*en man’ifactiirlng ferdUxef.r in tn.s St.it > —we have
sitislied eastnin -ra in every county in Florida.
Write for Latest Price List.
Prices always in line with Quality
J. K. SPUm.ING. I.ocul U'ent. SANFORD, FLORIDA
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LINCOLN IIULI.KV, Ph.D„ Lltt.D,, I.I..I)., President
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that cuts you loose from old stung tongue and dry throat worries!
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from bite and parch and hands you about tho biggest lot o f smokefun
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ch eap cars sell for but little less
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in b rig h t finish h an d b u ffe d leather. It seats fo u r passengers
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new C h a n d le r R a in b o w B lue, richly lustrous.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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THE SANPOHD HERALD
Tier 9, the Town of Sadford. Said land be- Hon 13, Township 2 1 South, R a n g e Ini U w u riJ at the data of. the Iaiuanre of *9 East, run east 14 H chain*. north
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10 chains, west
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•xid rrrtlflrtt r In the name of F. D. field;
A lio Tax Certificate N o. C3. dated the main*, defendants.
4th day of June, A, D. 1917, embracing the
'O rd e r of Servlre by Publication
•jsllre of Application fur T a i l l r r d Under billowing deacribed property In Semlnule
To all parties claiming Interests under
Section 8 o f Chaplrr 48*8, Laws of I'lor- county, Florida, to-wit: Lot S. Block 13, Cordelia E. HIM and William Henry Hill, her
Ida
Tier 9, the Town of Sanford. Said land b e husband fir either of them, or otherwise, in
Notice I* hereby given that Chester Ken- ing aaaeaard at the date of iaiuanre of aald the land desrribed below; and all parties
certificate
In the name
J K I alng,
claiming interests under Allen G. Apgar and
nison, purchaser of Tax Cerllflrxte Nu. 4 11.
datTil the 4th day nl June, A. II. IB 17, It*,
Aly, Tax Certificate No. 61. dated ihe ---------Apgar. his wife, o r ’ aither of them, or
filed .aid csrtiflrat# in my. office, and haa 4th day of June, A, l>, 1917, embracing the olhrrwlse, in the land deacribed below; and
made application tor laa deed to iaaue in following dearrthed properly In Seminole all partiei claiming an Inlereil In the follow
accordance with law.
Said certificate om- county, Florida, to-wit: Lot I I
W.
M. ing deaeribed land altuate In Seminole rountrarea the (allowing described property situ- Mark • Sub. Div. ol lllnck 1 1 , Tier IS. T ow n ty. Florid*, to-wit: S I * of S ' j of S E '4 of
ated in Seminole county, Florida, to-witf of Sanford. Said land being aaaraaed at the SW ,'t of Section 13. Township 21 South,
N 4 of N<* of S W ' t of S H ‘ i and W , of dale of issuance of aaid ceftlftvate in the Hinge 29 K ** t: also begin at S W corner of
S K l J pf Section 13, Township 21 South,
S W I ( of S I V ' t of S E ' t of Sec. 21, Tp. 2 I S.. name of Unknown;
Range 29 East, run East 14 ' > chains.
It. 30 B. T h e aald land being assessed at
Haa
filed
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ccrtifieatca
In
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office
and
North 10 chains. West 1 4 '} chains. South 10
the date of the liauance of surli certificate
baa made application for tax deed to laxue In chain*.
In the name of Unknown.
Unlraa aaid cer accordance
with law.
tificate ehall be redeemed according to law
It It hereby ordered that you appear to Ihe
Unlcax aald certificate! ahail be redeemed bill ol complaint filed herein against you In
lax deed will iaaue thereon un lhr'22nd day
according to law tax deed will Daue thereon the above entitled reuse, on lha first day ol
of July. A. I>. 1919.
Witneaa my otfirlal signature and .cal on Ihe 22nd day of July, A, I), 1919.
September. A. D. 1919, and the Sanford
Ihi. tin* tHIh day of June, A. I). 1919.
Witneaa my official aignature and acal, thlx Herald ia hereby designates! as the newspaper
or a l)
'
E. A. D O U G L A S S ,
the 18th day ol Juna, A. D. 1919.
In which this order shall lir published once
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla.
(•call
E. A, D O UG LASS,
a week for twelve consecutive weeks.
Sll-Stc
Uy V. E. Douglass, D. C.
Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Co., Fla.
Witness my hand and seal of office this
hh'Stc
By V. E, Douglaaa. D. C.
2nd day of June, A. D. 1919.
Notice o f Application for T a i Deed Under
'seal)
* E. A. D O U G L A S S .
Section 8 o f Chopler 4888, Lawa o f Flor
Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Fla.
N O T IC E
ida ,
Hoard of County Commlaaionrra In and W, M. Murphy, Jr.,
or Svmlnola County, Florida ,-a ll) meet in
Solicitor lor Complainant*.
MH3tr
Notice [a hereby given that Chat. T j l e r .
porcharer of T ax Certificate No. I l l , dated their room in the t ourt llouac at Sanford,
H
a
.
at
10
o'clock
a.
m..
July
7th.
1919,
aa
a
In
Clrrull
Court,
S
r
tr
n
th
Judlrlal
Circuit,
the 4th day of June, A. D. 1917, embracing
.Semlnule County. Florida.
In Chanrrry
the following deocrlbed properly In Sem board of rouatiarra for the purpoar of hear
testimony aa Tropical Vegetable Company, a
inole county. Florida, to-wit: lleg. SE. corner ing complaints and receiving
of Lot 1 Holden Iteal Estate Co.'a Addition tu the value of any property real, personal corporation, complainant,
or
mixed,
aa
fixed
by
the
County
Tax Aa. .
, vs.
Citation
to Sanford. In Sec. 30. Tp. 19 H., If. 31 K „
run N E ly parallel with Sanford Grant line lo xeaaor of Taxea for aaaraamrnt for the taxes J. Ratlhouse in d wife— — *5
of
the
year
A.
D.
1919.
llallhousr. defendants.
W. line of Lot 5 of E. A. 1'ace'a Sub. Div.,
E. A. D OUGLASS,
T o J. llallhousr and wife, - ----Railhouse,
SWIy with Grant line to Celery Ave., W. to
Clerk
Hoard
of
Counly
Commissioners.
I'asiadena, Californlx.
point S. of beg., N. to beg. Said land bring
S8-3?
aunaeil at the dale of issuanrr of aaid cer
I t ap p earin g-b y affidavit
on brhall of
tificate in the name of Unknown:
complainant filed herein that you and each of
ADo Tax Certificate No. 244, dated the In the Circuit Court. Sesenth Judicial Clr- you are over the age of 2 1 year*, and re’ ld*
cull or Florida, In and tar Seminole outride of tha atale of Florida, and there it
4th day of June, A . l>. 1917, embracing the
t ounty. In Chanrrty
no prison In said stale the service of sub
following deacribed property "In Seminole,
poena upon whom would be binding Upon
county, Florida, to-wit: Lot 42, l ralm H am II. J. I.obcan and Alma Thorman,
you.
mock Allotment.
Said land bring a l a m e d Complainant*
Vt.
a f t h e date of liauance of.aald certificate In
You are therefore ordered to lie and appear
the name of Unknown;
Fordtlla E, Hjtl and William Henry
before our said Circuit Court at Ihe clerk'*
lllll, her husband; all unknown pariotfiro In the eourt house In Sanford, Florida,
Ali o T a g Certificate No, 182, dated the Ira claiming Intere* * under Cordelia
on the first Monday In July, 1919, bring the
4lh day of June, A, D. 1917, embracing the J " JUfi and William llt-nry RUI. her
7th day of said month, then and there to anfollowing dexcclhed property in Seminole husband, or either of them, or otherswer to the bill
complaint filed herein
county, Florida, lir-wlt: llrg. N W . cor of *J»e, in the laud dea-ribrd below;
Ihl* fail not, rite said
again*! you, and
N K ‘ i of N E ‘ | of Sec. I. Tp. 20. H., II. 30 Allen G. Apgar a n d -------- Apgar, hla
bill will be taken a* confessed.
E., run E 9.86 ch.. S 10.17, c h „ W 9.86 ch.. wife; all unknown parties claiming In
It I* further urdered^that thii notice be
N 10:16 ch., 10 arrra. Said land bring a l terest* under Allen G. Apgar and
published in the Sanford Herald once each
ie n e d at Ihe d a t e of the iaiuanre of laid “ — ^ A p g a r . hia wife, or either of
wrek for four consecutive week*.
certificate in the name of Unknown;
them, or otherwise, fn the land des
Given undrr my hand and the teal nf.taid
Alio Tax Certiora te No. 38, dated the cribed below; and all unknown parties
court thi* the 2nd day of June, |9tP.
4th day of June, A, D. 1917, embracing the claiming an interest In (he following
'seal)
E. A. D O U G L AS S,
following deicribcd property In Seminole described land, situate In Seminole
Clerk Circuit Court.
county, Florida, to-wlt i S ' - of N ' i
of < ounty, Florida to-wit: S 1-2 of S 1-2
Ily V. E. Douglass, 1 1 f .
of
S
E
I
j
of
S
W
I
,
of
Section
13,
■ S F . o f N W , and S ' , of N L o f S W , of
Dickinson A Dickinson,
N W , of Sec. 36, Tp. 19. S, It 30 K..
IS Township 2 1 South, Range 29 East;
8 nllrltart for Complainant.
ae ro. Said land being l u n o d at the dale also beginning at SW miner of S E ' i
56-5tc
of
Section
13,
Township
21
South.
of liauance id aald certificate In the name of
Range 29 East, run raal 14'*, chains.
W. F. Leavitt;
D E P A R T M E N T OF T H E I N T E R I O R
North 10 chains, W esf I41y chain*.
U, 8 . Land Office at (ialnrxvtllr, Fla.
Alio Tax Certificate No. 37. dated the South 10 chains. Drfendanta,
May 31. 1919.
4lh day of June, A. D, 1917, embracing Ihe
Order of Servlre Jby Publication
Nullce it hereby given that Sadie Wallace,
following dea rlbed property In Seminole t,,X ° Cordelia E . - l l l l l and Wrlliam Henry
widow
of
Arthur
If.
Wallarr,
deceased, of
county. Florid*, to-wlt: ( i U of N U of Si*,
*- „ r “ Uiband, residence nnkariwn, and Weklwa, Florida, who. on May 29. 1914,
of SE W of N W ' * or Sec. 36. Tp. 19 S. n 30 Allen G. Apgar and --------- Apgar, hia wile,
made Homestead Entry. No. 012124, lor
E. Said land living aaaraaed at the date of residence unknown:
S W , ol N W ) , , N W ' I ol S fW 'j , Section 5
Issuance of aald rertificale in the name of
It lx hereby ordered that 4ou appear to and N ly of 8 E
Section 6, Township 20 3 ,
Ifattle F. Leav itt;
the bill ol eomplaint filrd herein against you l l i n g r 29 E . Tallahsssrr Afrriillan, has
Atm Tax Certificate No. 6 S, dated the In the above entitled rauar, on the 4th day filed nntlrr of Intention to make Three-year
4th day of June, A. I>. 1917, embracing the
A1919, and the Sanford Iler- Proof to retahlish elairn to the land above
billowing deacribed property Ip Semlnule ald la hereby designated ax the newspaper in described, before t'lerk Clrrull Court, al,
county, Florida, to-wlt; Lot 6 . Stock 14. which (hia firiicr ib i l l b* ptjbliihrt] one** a Sanford, Florida, on the 16th day of July,
1919.
w m -U for tight rcinuFcutjvf vN-k*.
witneaa my hand and seal ol office this
Claimant namiv si witnetae2nd day of June. A. I). 1919
W. C. Iltllad av, ol Wekioa. Florid*
l*e»U
E. A, I m i UGLASS?
II. II. Click or Weklwa. Florida
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla.
F.hen frip p e n of Wrkjwa, Florida
HOGS
W . M. Murphy. Jr .
W. E. Whidden nl W e k iv *. Florida.
Selleitflr for Complainant*.
ItnUT W D AV ID ,
Ifi-9ic
56-5te
R e g is t e r .
Rnngc or Grade Hog*
4th day of June, A D. 1917, aald certificate
embraces the folio ing
_ described property
Fla., to
tn-w|t:
situated In Seminole couitly,
county, Fla,,’
-wlt:
Lot 87, nioek D, l>. R. Mitchell's Survey nf
L e v y Grant, containing 22 acres, sold as the
property of Unknown.
And baa filed said certificate* in my office,
and ha* made application for tax deed ti^
I**ue in accordance with law.
Unless sal,I ccrtifieatca shall be redeemed
according lo taw tax deed will Issue thereon
on the 8 th day of July, A. D. 1919.
Wit ne*a my official signature and teal this
the 4th day of June. A. II. 1919.
(■call
E. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk.
By V. E. Douglass, D. C.
56-Me
PACE FIFTEEN
walk Ren. nr other lien, or tax subsequent lo
the year J 9 I 6 , in favor of said city,
* k , POWERS.
Special Mailer in Chancery.
J. J. Dickinson,
City Solicitor,
S W t f of N W t f . N « f of B W t f and S W J<
of S W S e c . 34. Tp. 20 S, R. 29 l>.
You are hereby ordrred to appear to th *
bill of eomplaint herein filtd on the 4th day
of August, A. D. 1919.
I t Is further ordered that this notice bo
si-iic
once earh week for twelve week*
fiublished
n the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published
N O T I C E O F M A S T E R 'S S A L K
in said Seminole County.
Notice is hereby given that under and by
Witness mv band and tha *eai of the said
ilrtue of a final ife-rcr rendered on the 141ra Circuit Court this 28th day uf April. A. D.
day of May , A. D. 1919, by the Honorable 1919.
Janus W. f'rrklns. Judge ol the Seventh
(•call
E. A. D O U G L A S S ,
Judlrlal Circuit Court of Florid*, In Chan
Clerk Circuit Court Semlaolo Co., FI*.
cery, In a rrrtain cause whrrrln the City of Matsey * Warlow
Sanford is complainant, and W. F. Leavitt
Sols, for Compit.
defendant, f, the undersigned Sfieotml Master
51*13(0
will on Mon day, the 7th day of July, 1919,
in front of thr Court House door In Sanford,
In Clrrull I'eurl Scsentb Judicial Circuit. Florida, during the legal hours of sate, offer In Clrrull Court, .Hevenin Circuit. Hrmlnolo
bounty, Florida
H e m ln o lt C o u n t , , Florida .
I n 4 'h a n c rr y
fur sale and sell to the highest bidder for
M ar y Sell Bridges
rath the following described land*, lu-wll; Overstreet Turpentine Company
v*
Citation
vs.
Lot 8, IRork* 5. T i r r 6 of Sanford, according
Elijah J. Bridges
to h. R, Traflord.'a map, subject, however, All unknown parties claiming Interests
T o Elijah J. Bridges, G a llo n !* , N. C.
'
to any paving, sidewalk, or cither Ron, or tax under J.
Richmond
Murphy, de
It Is hereby ordered that you appear to the • •ubsequrnt to the year 1916, in favour of aaid ceased. Calvin A. I*t>*fe, George II.
rlty.
Morion individually and at trustee*
bill of complaint filed herein again*! you In
W. 8 . Keeler, Ritchie Woodbrldge*
A. K. P O W E R S ,
Ihe above entitled rause, on the 7th day of \
el
al.
. ,
.Special
Master
In
Chaneury.
July, 1919, and the Sanford Herald Is hereby | , , ... , ,
T o the defendant*. Calvin A.
Peace,
designated as thr newspaper in whlrh this
, ’.;r h 'n., o n .
City Solicitor,
George B. Morton Individually and a* tru»notice shall be published once a week for
Legal
35-Mc
W.
8
.
Keefer
and
Rite
io
Woodbrids
- ----- -- ------------------------f « l
lour consecutive wee ks. •
It appearing from the sworn bill hereto,
Witness my hand and official seal,
that your place of residence ia unknown and
N
O
T
I
C
E
O
F
M
AST
E
R
'S
S
A
L
E
the 27th day ol May. 1919,
that you are over the age of 21 years;
Notice Is hereby given thsl under and b
(teal)
E. A. D O U G L A S S .
' virtue of a final dacree rendered on the 141
Clerk Circuit Court.
day of May, A. D., 1919, by the Honorable In this court to the bill herein filed o n ’ tha
Schrtte Mainer, >
•
9
James W. Perkin*, Judge ol
Seventh 7th d a y - n f July, .I9I9. .
Solicitor fur Complainant,
I t ia further ordered that this order bn
Judicial Circuit Court of Florida, in C hin
65-llc
e e r y . In a certain rause wherein the City of published once a week for eight consccutlvn
Sanford Is mmplain anl and J. E. Terwilfiger weeks in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper
N O T I C E O F M A S T E R ' S SA LK
_ defendant, 1, the undersigned Speeial Master published |n said Seminole county.
Notice i* hereby given that under and by will on Monday, the 7th day of July, 1919,
Witness my hand and seal of the said
virtue of a tin*) uecrce ri ndert-d on Ihe I4lh In front of the Court House door In Hanford, Circuit Court this April 28, A. IK 19I9.
day of May. A. D. 1919, by the Honorable Florid*, during the Irgaj hours ul sale, offer
_
.
E. A. DOUGLASS.
Llerlt Circuit Court Semlnule Co., Fla.
James W. I’erkirtt, Judge of the Seventh for sale and 'te ll to the highest bidder for
Judlrlal Circuit Court of Florida. In Chan ri*h the following deseribrd lands, to-wlt: M a s a iy & W arlo w,
cery. in a certain cauic wherein the City of N W l ( of lllpck 4, Tier 19 of Sanford, ac
Sola; for Complt«
6l-9tc
Sanford i* complainant, and A. M. Thrasher cording
H. Trafford's map. subject
and A. K. I'n e rrs defendant*, I, the under- however, to any paving lien, sidrwalk lien,
eignrd Special Master will, on Monday, the or other Ren, nr tax subsequent to the year
v ijay of July,. 1919. In front of the Court 19 * 6, in favor nf said city.
House door In Sanford, Florida, during the
A. K. P O W E R S .
legal hours of tale, offer for tale and tell to I
#
Special Marti r in Chanrrry
the highest bidder for rath the f o l l o w i n g J . J. Dickinson,
deacribed land*, to-wit: Lot 6, Block S,
City Solicitor.
T ie r B, of Georgetown, aubject however to
fiS-Mc *
any paving, sidewalk, or other lien, or tax
subsequent to the year 1916, in favor of aald
|n the Clrrull Court of the Srtrnth Judlrlal
city.
Clceull of the Statu of 4 loll J*. In and for
s c i i K l l k s.M A l NEH,
MY SPECIALTIES:
Seminole County. In Chanrrry
Special Master in Chancery.
C. D. Christ and It. D .
J. J. Dickinson,
Keene*
Cornpfalnahti
Suit to
C ity Sotlritor.
PICKARD'S H AND -PAINTED 'C H IT *
Quiet T itle
55-otc
'
E* J. Harrell, tt al.
Drfendanta
Nollrr. of A p d t i r a l l u n l o r l a s D e e d U n d e r
Go r h a m 's s t e r l in g s il v e s
Order for Constructive Sarvlce
Srellon * u f t ' h a * t r r 1 * 8 8 . I . s s i o f F l o r .
It l« ordered that the .(trfendanta herefe
Ido
PLATED WARE
Notice is hereby given that Srhelln Maine* named to-wit* E. J, Harrell, aad u11 peraoft ROGERS'
I1
*
md 8 . F Doudney, purchasers nl Tax t'er- rial mint by, through or under Mini aa here,
tifieate No. 141. dated the 3rd day ol July, dr vise**, grantee* or utherwi»<\ whose natnea ELGIN AND W ALTH AM W ATCHEH
ara
unknown
tn
th
*
cumplalnaAla;
J.
M.
M
r.
A, D, 1916, said rertificale coveting the fol (•'aughey, m i l all persons clalmir< by,
lowing described lands, to-wit:
l.ot IA0 in
Midway. Sec. 32. Tp. 19 S., R. 31 E., sold through or under him as heirs, lav ltr e *.
grantee* or otherwise, wh«we name* are un*
as the property ol A . ' 8 . Packard.
known tu complainant*; lUtiabeth 'Stoddard,
Alto, T a x Certificate No: 143, dated th* and all persona claiming by, through or un
3rd day ut July. A. I), 1916. aaid certificate der her as heirs, devisees^ granUVa or other
covering the following deacribed .lands, lo- wise, whose names ara unktfawn l o com
rtt: L ol 299 Miday In Sec. 32, Tp. I I 8 .. plainants; Sheridan SUubUrd and all per*
It. 30 K . sold as the property ol It C. Max- •ons rlsiialag by, through o t under him a*
rell; Also Tax C e r l i l r a l r No. 118, dalrd
heir*. devii*>r*. grantwea ot ^itherwiae, who**
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
tho 4thi day ol June, A. I), |9|7, Mid rer- name* are unknown to cttnplainanta; Elis
llflrate enveilng the leRowing.drorritwd land*, abeth J. Driggers and a)*, person* claiming
Prattlrc confined to the (refitment
tv>-wlt; Lots 13, 14 aa<l 16, Midway, in Her. by* through, nr under b#', as heirs, devisees,
of the eye
32. T p 19 8
It J:
S ,. It.
l: E
E., sold at the property
a n t m or otherwise, W hope names arc u»*
Ernowri
d Unknown.
K^ffi examined by ■ rcffular regieto cum pall i\ah\s; and- all pureont
Also Tax Certificate No. 12k. dated the whornioever, whose t#jmci are unknown to
(ered physician
have nr claim to have
4th day ol June, A. D 1917, waul rrrtifieale the complain an La,
GlasneH fitted, broken lenes ducovering the fofinwing ditcriltt-d lands to* any iatereit of wba*Roovrr nature, in and to
fit: Imta Ah, til, 67 anti ha, Midway, in th* fCatluwhic tle*(r r f j e d land*, or any part nr
plirnted
See. 32. T p IP 8 , It, 31 I:., vs,Id as the prop- portbin thcroof, in 8 emlno!e county, rturlda.
ly of A. S. fn,-karri.
2X W. Cburth Si, - Orlando, Fla.
bait
_____ __
Alsu Tax Certlfiralu N *
. . North
_
m . tjf Southeast
quarter ot Sect Ida.
131, dated
4th day of June. A* 11. 1917, said cerilflralo 15 Township# f l so uth, llange 29 fraat;
North .47Cjr -----of
heri
covering tk* follovkiikg *ltvrrlb#il
iturnlM d land*,, to
the northcaii vjuartei of
,
NOTICE
mn ha made profitable by pilr*
lu Ihe Clrcnll Cuurl, Seseath Jadiclal Chll Dll 1 F». Midway ia S#*r 32. Tp 19 S,
■oulhea^t «|uarter of Section
Noli re h hereby gl«v*n that t lee under
T«^Wnm il , o f Mtrldka In Ant! fo r Hrmlnnlr ( ' e m - *i|£netl has been appnir.led ad mlnaal ratrlx «>f It- 31 E-. sold a* tlF» property of A S. skip 20 ft'Vudk, Kangs 30 rail;
eh use of jjoo<J boar, penning
ly. In f.'haaeer j
l'arka rd.
the
estate
nf
W,
P,
4krra.
tjecrapw-d,
and
all
Flvn r,cf#w (n a square in the tirif#.iwe«t
and, feeding him anti bringing
II. J. I.obcan and Alma Thorman,
hefti at law, legatre«. devisee* and creditor*
Al»o T\»r (VrtiAcw^e No. 315. dated the corner nf ’<£»«, northeast qusrter of thjj north*
Complainant*.
bows for service.
First cla ss
and all perrsns havtng rlaima nr demand* Glh di> -if July, A D 1915, *aid rt-r llflrate east t^raf^rr nf Section 35, Towiw hip 20
v*.
again*! *xid estate ardl preeent them to the covering lhe following described lands, to* •owjfc. Hhnge 29 east;
Cordelia R. lllll and William Henry
Duroe Jerseys, all ages, both
underailncm} , ilyly authenllcatrsi, within the
it: U L 177. M id way, in See. 32. Tp. 19 S .
Liast half of cast half of nortbmifi quarter
Hill, her husband: all unknown par
time preseribed uf h v , r»r tbc narvie will be If. 1] E ., sold as
v properly of J . II White,
«*f 'Srfrfciin 2 , and northwewl quqrt*h of northsexes, from registered stock.for
ties claiming Interests under Cordelia
for*VTT barred.
•
quarter fo Sectfoa 1 , Ttfwnshlp 20
L
Hill
and
William
Henry
Hill,
hrr
T
a
i
(
‘w
tiflcal#
No.
140,
dated the
T tm June 4th. 1919
sale at little over meat prices.
husband, or cithrr of them, or other*
3rd day of Julf. A I» 1916, abuI ref MfiewIs •Lipfh, Kang* 29 cast;
C u l t t L f K 4 K F.IIS,
w|se. In Ihe land described below;
r « n » * m r the |»-lb>*ing ih-irrilicd land*. to- l
Write us your wants.
Spring
2H7 Long wood* Florida;
>^,nf«>rdP F‘btrida,
wit
Lot 129,. M i d w a y , tn Srr 42, Tj> I t S -, *|u, ^outhweit quarter n! n«*rttt«Kst quarter of
Allen G. Apgar a n d ------- Apgar. hi*
Garden
Ranch,
DeLeon
M fe; all unknown parties ctarmln
R 41 E
K ,, sole
aolJ as the properly of lltllary;
■_____ ______________
_____ 4 ____ _
ci#»ctioii 31, Tow nship 20 siw.th. Kangr 30
T a t Bep i»« m n r V N
Inlc-rtata und»r Allen Cl, Aprar an
T at ’ 'rrllfira lr No. 13*. .1*1-1 th* ('•’•'•l. f ir a til th » l o l l o a i o t 1 '*;.rta
k]
Springs, Fla.
Roller of Apalfration f*ft l « i l l r r d Under
Ap cart hi*
or rilhrr uf
*trd| day of f u l y , A, D, 1916, taiil rartlflrata
Serllon
8
4
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ol
Ihrm. or olhir*!*!*. In thr land d***Ida
ewrvering Ik- folluwing drarrltinl laaiia. t^ I N W ti, run vaat 876 |,->i aoulfi 420 Ivat
rriht-d in-low; all unknown partirt
Nutlet it V'T rb y glrerji that fL f.\ Hr van t, Wit- L o t If*/, M i d w a y , |n 80 c. 32,
19 5 , \ w e j t 580 fret, north 42U Ifx t tn p o. b ;
AUTO OW NERS
rlai min $ an I n t r m t In tbv following
31 Km sold as the property
purch**#r #4 T a t O d i f i r i t r No 3:t:|, date*!
llsary
' 2 | Onr-lourth ol , , *,-p known aa llafrd«*»fril»pc| land fituate In Scmintjlr
fsekard:
the
4th
daj
uf
June,
A.
!»
19
17,
an
id
ref
life
'.Ut rhurrh lot,
rounty, Hnrida* tn wit: S
of S ^ of
rate 1 n k n e i 'i ihe fidtoning described prop- t
C all on ua for exact
Ami
filed *aid rerlUUcatra In my afTiOv.
SE *4 of SW 14 of Krrliun 13, Town*
13) Begin at R W 4-ffinpr dl laid, S f f ' ( ot
erty
in Seminole county,
Fla,,U^' and hat made application for tax deed \tl
■hip 21 Hnulh. lla n fr 2 D Kaat: altn
N
W
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issue la accordance with law.
duplicate o f your
b*Xin at 8 W rorner of S K ' * of
writ 324 tvvl, w»ulh 4'J7 (art tu p. o h , and
35, 4L, 4k. 50, 51 and 52, Flat nf T u i r i » d W
Unlw.-a said rrrtibrat* ^ shall be red i f njJ,d
n,e‘
a«dd aa lire property of tin know*; Alan T a i
(41
Two
acre
a
‘
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*ntd
t
*
J.
W.
broken spring,
Bcrnr/ing in law ta i deed will iwstic lb
CrrtlfipivV' Nn, 115 dated the 4th day 4
^reon Drifigvrw, more tu l l y drvcrihrd in Deefi
HESC I I I I ' T I O N
II
June A. IJ, 1917, said f*ertiflrate embrwra-* on the 8 th day of July, A. I>. 1919,
Hook ' ' Y , * pare <12, f'ubUc l l r r o r l i , Otang*
O W N Kfl
a n d receive
Wit new* my fffilcinl signature and
the fnlirwlng deacribed pinperty pituatrd In
County. Florida
Sew#rtidh* ntuntyi Florida, tn**jt
Lot S|r3, th# f»tli day of June, A. D 1919,
he ami each of thrm are hrrrhy requlrrfl 'fo
op ring sat
avr on N ■id»i nf f»fdd«
lilec-k, Vi, I » H MitckilFa Survey of W v y
f
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,
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appear
tu the yilll of Complaint filrd in vmtd
born ave run
110 ft
Graiit rnntainiBg 4f* acr»*a,
at the urropt'lerk Circuit Court Seminole O
* pt
rw
i
r
j
e
on
dr
le
f
o
r
e
isfaction
IV 100 ft *S 140 ft E 100
erty *ii Unknown;
Hy V K. Douglw .
M O N f i ’A Y , thr 4 th day ol A U G T f f T .
ft to
and fr*a b#f |f*0
r.ft-'.tc
1
th at la
Ad**» T*x tier tifiratt* N « 2H8, da*sr*{ th4ft Fe of N W ror E SO fr
A I) 1919
4X
tt
(lay
nf
June,
\
I*
1917,
xaiil
ctr^ifiralr
S 140 ft W 50 ft N 140 ft
It I. further ordered that a .ro py of thia
rn d fru v re a t h e
f 4«1In » t t i g d e a r l it n •! |r>.<|»* r t > * *1 (Irr u ll 1 iinrl N rtr n lh JuJ
real.
• I ( l r r . l t , *>rder hr puhlU nrd onre a wrek lor twelve
and Im 8 U v g .31(1 ft S of
Hrnilnutp ( . u n i t , Jlmid*
I
a4;ua: i-i) in St min*Jr rounty, FI a > tn wit
N W co# run H 210 (l
h anr a r r
ron-rrulive w r , k * in thr Sanford lldt aid, a
Hr-nr)
H
. II I I I
( hap pf l'
*<iu M lira* bvg 12 rti N nf S W r\r run N
210 ft N 210 ft W 2 l«i
weekly newap aper publiabed in i a * ' HetnM .rv
Whr-.lr, t'h ip p rll, a, ^
*
%
degree*
50
mm
E
5
il
l
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N
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d4<gre»at
frvl
inole e-iunly, Florida
French, A V
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Hr z al N K c u r N W ',
36 19 30
fliren un j r r my hand and th* 4ta of
v*.
"tinifi 70 degree* W 5 fil rh. Iti W Qmhiu dwry
Uuirt
run S SO It W ISO ll X
uffire I hla IJ,a 22nd day ol April, 1919.
Ldi 8, 8 li degrrm. 30min. E HilKf ch In Joirph Garvin, thr unknown
Titlr.
SO It E 17.0 ft
I >uHoar, ||. C , . ,. , .
1.40 ' b e f j Flock 1*, 11
trial)
K. A. D O ti'iL A S H ,
II, M it rh rlFi S u r v e y « f I*8» leva and dr-vipi-v-a under 11,,.
Hr* 310 ft S of N W cor o t
Clerk n| th e Circuit Court**) F.-minoir Co.,
fI*-vy Grant. cuntMlning 5 irrrx/wilH « r the Ia*t will amt t n l a n i r n t o , j „ ,
N E <» of N W l i
36 19 30
,
Florida
nrnperty uf Unkimwo;
Alan T a i 'CerllArat* »eph GnrvQi. the unknown •
run E 2 10 ft S 2 | 0 ft \v
L. W. 1 rural.
299, dated the 4th day nf /5un«% A. I>. J.wepb Garvin, Win. G. Amlrn•
210 ft N 210 ft
Wight. II a.
2 .hr Nn,
Com
plainant'a
Solicitor.
m
d
,
thr
unknown
legal
,.r.
and
1917, aald rerfibnale i-mbrnre* t\*t hdlriwing
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Ucg 10 ch S i l N W cor or
I
M> ' A t e
deacribed pru perty tllutfleii ix
8«“inim»le drviar-ri undrr thr U»L „||| Bnj
N K '.
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eminty,
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MHchrlFa 8urvr> nf I ,<r v ) Car ant. *u|i| *4 (hi rt)d. and tho unkntwn heir* of
N’ Wly
long R
It
to
» m. G, Andrnrrid, Drfendanta
property of Jamr* I*. Gil**; Amu Tax ( V r
C o u n t y. Florida
Fr-nch av«- N to hog. 7 a
Aldridge. W. C*
14J*U nhrate Nn. ?«»€. d . t . d tin. «th t1*v <<f J u n e
N o l l r r In N „n Be.,,' '
R-r 1" rh S and 779 ft K nf
r . m r o e t Turperitlne rtotopTiny
A l >. 1SU7. *«»sr| rertitlrate • ml * are* the fid- To J or rp fj (■arv|r)> Itcaidrnr
G O O n T O T H E LAST DROP
,, . ■
N W ror ot N K ' ,
16
19 30
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run E lo Ov irdo Itr nf
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—* » 'under J
Richmond
Morphv.
f > U MiLrhofi - Siir rv - f J . * z 1 •r a ri I . un • p l.iot filrd herein again*' v
" f ',m' dfcraaefl, Annie
1 * ror I** |n*lnt N ,.f hr s
CVnodtiridfic, lilt
t ai nifi k 24 ai-rw.
i • Ihi r * » i " rl> nf I n
-' rial,,, io have
lnt,
'bat - .u ; * * to hrg
WiJwivn, Hr h r r i*a
rhie
Wondhridfie.
oil
unknown
partir*
know n
inv drarrileed lend 1n ---rr^n in D r foll ow.
n
claiming intereata under Calvin A.
w .'v ni SK ', ol N tt ‘ i uf *N E ' t 3G 19 30
rmi-ily.
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I'oafir, nil unknown part|e* claiming
Ir-ss 100 It K and \V by
1 ! h 'in • of J uni-, A D I *• 17 1*11i '1 r r r ti f11 at u
T h r Wrat half i\y
intereata under Aiedrge B Mortoo in
17,7 ' j ft N aru] S In
I el
lid Bouthwrril dividually nr aa tfiivtoe. all unknown
rmfirara.
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e
firm 2'J, -ownrhlp I * pari lea clai ruing ib lrr M l undrr W. H,
altoati'fj in Hi-miooi*. /oiim ^. Eia , to * * i t
.'mum,
Itangr 3j
31 K a,,
uth, Rarifr
lie f at N W c r ..f S W ' , nf
, M a *>* t rx rrp l the Keeler » l al.
t.oH 21, 21 -ami Jl. IRork D, I). It. M i f r l i - Wrat Tialf i W 0,1 of If.
SW
of N K >,
36 19 30
* Went* Saif lW
rd
ell’a Survey of l,rv y (Want, runtainfn, 47 thr Southwrat fiuartrr
Tn all unknown partlra claiming inlrrrrt
run S 132 It K 3I&.H .S
‘( M W J il of thr HuuHa- under J. RIrhtnfind Murphy, of under Calvin
a r r « , aoM a* thr property of M yrtiilp Terry
* » » ! quarter | SW ',|
132 ft W 31 S ft
Martin, A. E
•
at
Fi.r'tun
29.
T
n
«
«
A. I'oafiv, nr under George it. Morton indi
Hcg 560 ft S of K 4 mil# port
36 19 30 .
•Alan T a t Crrlifirate No. 320. rlateil the ■hip (!) Houlh, Rang,
i
t» 1 ' F a ' , rontsihlnc 7(1 vidually or a* trualee, of under W. S.. Keefer
arrra more or lr*a.
rud W 445 ft N 200 ft
•
or either af them or othrrwiee, in the follow
B 44 5 ft 8 200“ ft
Lane, M r*. A. L . . L
Y o u a t e ihrrrfori .
Bcp |0ti ft W of N K cor of 8 4
ing described land* flluate in Seminule
equ
rulred
drrrd to hr and
> f f i e l ' j re
aa
'» •
of N t t ' i j of N K ' i of
Wfiprjri ( *-forr our »wtd eminty, Florida:
Cirruil Court I t
NF. I, of N k . ', ' See. 31, Tp. 19 S. IL ?9 K.
S K 'i
36 19 30
*t>,
i
'
U
rt
llouac
in
hnnford, Florida, on
A
S
K
Y
O
U
R
GROCER n
K K (* of HW ia Kec. 24. Tp. 20 S, It. 29 F„
run S 330 ft W 100 ft N
l
thA FDot Morntny io Aufilial, till!), I,rlr,r
330 ft E 100 tl less N
K W j j hf SU.** Sec. 26,
Tp. 20 S. It. 29 K.
,'fh. 4ft day of aaid month,
N*
thru and then
30 ft
AV tnifV anawrr to the hill
Lemont,*Mr*
_
2,80
or complaint I
\
air in fi'id afialn*t you. and
thrrrln fail not
Reg 1396 ft S of N W cor
31
19 31 1
, |T*« .kid hill will he lakrn aa
copfraaed aga
i 'lit ■* i i ui* is t>
'iio ii i
p f you followed hy final derprr.
lint* 8 25 ft W alurif »» m r
47 ft W 375 ft tp A. ( ' I.
I t ia furl
Hy Ui> *long « i(n r to
*er ' i ' t r f e » d lh a l thia nwtlre he
puldlahrd j
Sanford avr N ti» h«*i
, ' i l l Hrfclaril Herald, a newaGinn, W. A ____
paper pubP
49.00
Do not allow Ihs
Hrc 18.75 ch 8 *>f W * y milr
atti'v* ir; Seminole county. Florida,
on# each
Isons of undigested
po*t
.11 19 31
*•*>. for 4 rnnaerullve wrek*.
T H Al
run .S 1.25 rh K t«» Grant
>d to accumulate in
f U k R T ' K S C L A I M I N G AN I N T E IIE H 7
Mop N 25 ft K alnnr Gr^nt
your bowels, where they
( K T H E I’ R t l l ' K I l T Y H E R E I N
It K L O W
llti#* to point E of h i k W
l l E S t M t l R E D Under Joseph liarrjn and
are absorbed Into your
t« Mi-if •
Unknown
—_
.70
W
m
. U Andcnreld. or other wise.
I t to
Lot J’ and thr* 8 20 ft of Lot H
system. IndicesUon, con
k & t mad( In appear hy a sworn hill of
compl
in J. O, Frir^i 8 u b 'I ) | v
stipation,
headache,
bad
h avr
amt filed tiqyein against you that you
rrrordrd in Flat I^nok 2
Fertilize citrus trees NO W for development of
blood, and numerous
nr Halm to have some interest in the
F a f r 8 Srmtnnlr C ounty
alM ti descrihrd tand* in Semlntde county,
Ilvcctrdi
31
19 31
other troubles are bound
Wilton^ J m f
___
3V>0
fruit and' growth of tree. The size of next year's
Lot II lr#i 8 20 ft nf J. O. Frivat
dm ’ ru-wit
to follow.
Keep your
Sub Div recordrd in Flat
i n ' 1 West half ( W J v ) of the Southwc*t
system
clean,
as
thous
crop depends in a great measure on the growth
hook 2 viage 8 8 eminnlv
a rtff ( S W J , ) of Section 29, T own iklp 19
County H r c o r d i . . . , .
31 19 31
ands of others do, by
Whitaker. A. C .........
14.00
B it. *R/>r»>* 31 Ea*t, lc*a und except the
______uL woudc-inauh. thia -summer,---------------N K Lot A
J. O. FH m Suhi
J--------A***-half eW-H)'r*l the-Went hmH-TWkyt-wF
lli v r*f«r ded FUt Hook.
bn Houthwntt quarter i S W l f ) of lh « South.
Don't lessen your profits of this year and next
!! Irakr S Kpmrndl^ it»un*
W e 4 r q u « r t * f (S W ' * ) uf Section 29, T p wni y lUcordi. . . . . .
.11
19 31
Townsend, Gro. N . . .
3S.00
athju 19 South. Range 31 L - .. .
by neglecting to fertilise now! We offer any anal
19 30
8 W K of N E «
dae.
.74?* t e n < more or lea*.
;
T hat part of N E i t nf
'Y o u arc Ihercfore hereby r om raa jiidi o'.[u
ysis.
S W *4 lying E of Mrl*
Ttqdlrvd to he and appear before * it
lonvillr aVf Ira# S 81^
Glrcnit Court al the Court liourc in sat.- |
All the Potash You Want
r)ti and N W ! j of H E 1*
ford, Florida, on the First M on da y In S e j - '
« cha E and W by
avid
lrother,
1919.’
being
the
fir*t
da
<
*l
* 89% tha N and S in SW
month, then and there to make » r - » . ' r floto
«#r--------------- -------f la v e m ryrr, Alice A._____28.00
the bill oi eomplaint filrd herein figaivtt yau, i
H*g at SW ror N W G nI H E ‘ 4
31 19 31
and therein fail not »De anld hill wiii he
run B 6 ch N 89, ch W
taken as ronfeaard against you,
tu
Mcllonvillr
ave . 8
towed hy final drrrec.
- * along Rim# to point W
•
Manufacturers Ideal Fertilisers
I t la further ordered that thi* notice he
of Iif | E to brg
________
. Ilohlayer, F r e d . . , . ______ "28.00
Dealers In Spray l’ umps and Insecticides.
published mice earh wrek for twelve week* In
Erg at S W cor Hlk H MillnnIhe Sanlurd Herald, a fiewipaprt puliliihed
J A C K S O N V IL L E ,.................... i - : .........................
‘ villa run W 105 ft N 2D2
Mrs. W. F. Pickle, o
in Seminole county, Flo ri 'i u
ft- E 105 ft S 292 ft lo
R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch
Rising
Fawn.Oa.,
write
brg
Done and ordered thi* the 6lh day nf
Repp. J. W
28.00
W D6 Ikn of Ilru 9,32 rh» W id
"\Ve have used Tlie
June, 1919
HE ror Lol I
10 19 31
(sealt
K. A. DOUGLASS,
lord's Ulack-Draught
run N 22 00 rh* to' l.akr
Clerk Cirruil Court Seminole Co., Fla.
fl
family
medicine!
Monro#* W tJnng I ak# l l «
fty V. E. Dougia**, l>. C.
rh 62 I k* S ' 22.1t chi E
‘
mothenifi-law coul
Dickinson 4c Dickinson,
Mr
1l -t»7 rh to hrg
take calomel as Use
retera, I I . ______ ' ____ JI.20
Solicitor* for Complainants.
J not
B tg at SK cor of lent I of
M -iiu ------------ — v:----------- trongforher,
Hdden'a
Heal
F.*Ut#
Go a Add run N F I y alonv
Black-Drau
so th e
N
O
T
I
C
E
O
F
M A S T E R ’ S HALE *
K aide of aaid Add and
mild laxative ai
/h ta sa
Notice I* hereby given that under and by
alone Ely aide of E. It.
virtue of a final decree rendered on the 14ln
lor. . . \V
ia-liver
Tralford'e' Map of Han
day nl May , A. D, 1919, by the Honorable
ford to the E line. Tier
tte family ar
e
use
tt
t\
James
W, Parkins, Judge of the Seventh
II, thenre S to Hanford
s the bestm
id b e lte v a
Judicial Circuit Court o f Florida, in Chan
Grant llna S 25 ft W
cery.
tn
a certain cau** whVreln th* C ity of
! liver made
itficincfor
alone Grant line to Ft
Hanford la complainant, and I...
I . L a n d tm d«eaxt of bw% W to b e f. . . .. /
3|wlst
on
th'
.*•
Try
it
U n k n o w n .______
fastur
frndant, I. the undersigned Special
1.40
^Tnedford'a.
jjjeiiulne-—
111, on
klonda^,
7lh
day
ofi 'Julji
_____
y, ttha
h* T
in u
ay o
J u ly . 1*10.
Tha fptecoini deaeribed property may ba redeemed at anv K m . t,-ro,.
In
front
of
tha
Court
Ifaua*
door
in
Sanford.
Fertlflrd
•R e.
2ac a, pack
t l p .r « nt 'per 'anou°L eoU" “
W
CMt *>» •dv.rtUJn, and i o t . r « t . » , f . rate of
during tha legal hoora ot able, offer
R orlda,
s'
c-75
r tale and aril to the htgh*4l bidder for eanh
tvei,
JAS. c. ROBERTA,
tha following deacribed lands, to-wit: Lola I I
City Clerk * CoU.tUr
and 12 of Block 4 of Tiur 1 of Sanford, Flor
ida, according l o E. R. Trafford'a map,
aubjact, however, to a n y - p a v i n g Ban, 4tde
LEGAL ADVERTISING
t'
H ENR Y M c L A U L IN
JEWELER
DR. E.S. HOFFMAN
WhentoorSpringBreaks
put on
Try The Want Column
B. & 0. MOTOR CO.
M AXW ELL
H O U SE
COFFEE
Well
Summer Fertilizing
G
31
Thedford’s
Black-Draugl>' j
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO.
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HERALD
THE
W t HE HEART OF TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 59
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JUNE 27. 1919 1
*
VOLUME X
FIRST GAME NEW FACTORY
OF SEASON FOR SANFORD
MILL
NEXT
cess is nssured from .the very day it
begins operations. •
.
The new company has ample
funds to carry out alK<Ml.r P,aI)* and
it will be a close corporation with no
stock for sale.
HUN SHIPS
WERE SUNK
BY SIGNAL
half years and the farmers and bank
ers arc now looking forward to the
million dollar year nnd back on the
$100,000 Infancy of the industry.
A few cows on every farm'mean
fertiliser of Nature’s own brand.
• NEW THEATRE OPENS
They will give that farm a ready use
for all rough forage crops and root
Hippodrome Adds Another Atrlaccrops. They will give a cash Income
tlon to Sanford'
every day in the year and that cash
,
Sanford's
new theatre, the Hippoincome .will take care of the family
. i * . *
PREARRANGED
PLAN
THAT
7ACIIARY • TYTFR CO.. TAKES j drome, opened Monday night to a
and farm running expenses. Men
WAS
PROBABLY
POSTERED
OVER
ZAl-lIAHV MII.1. AND l.rg. c,««d .nd
; Sun.ge
who started with practically nothing TEAM IS BEING ORGANIZED
IN BERLIN CARRIED . OUT
PURITY
COMPANY
WOULD in the Tallahassee district now own
AND SANFORD AND ORLAN
was all smiles as he greeted the
WILLMAKE
CRATES
AND
IN DETAIL
TAKE ALL MILK THAT CAN good herds of cattle and are buying
DO WILL OPEN SEASON HERE
people to the new play house. Al
HAMPERS
IlE PRODUCED IN SEMINOLE farms. They are selling milk every
NEXT WEDNESDAY
though all the opening films did not get
London, Juhe_26.—Although_ri
here on-Ume and-he-was handicap ports have stated that aix German*
COUNTY AT CASH PRICE
/
Among
the
new
enterprise*
In
San
day in the year, surplus stock every
Although Sanford came Into the
Seminole county can be the ban year and raise, about as many_ crops Florida league last and the Team Is ford is thV Zschary-Tyler Veneer ped by the non-delivery of one of his were killed and ten wounded when
ner county ofrthc atate in the dairy and hogs as over. The dairy, farm having a hard time recruiting good Co., that have. recently purchased machines everything moved along the boat* of the German fleet at
.
••
_nnn Lacanin. be in in Florida is a success, a big success, players for the opening game on the roperty of the Zachary Crate smoothly and the first night was a SCapa Flow were fired upon aubae-,
business
If -the/ farmer*
and Novelty -Works on First street great success.
.
quent to scuttling of the German
duced to bring in good milch cows and is steadily growing in promi account of poor wire service Man
and
will
start
business
within
the
The
pictures
are
enhanced by a fleet, the Dsily Mail says other* •
and form a cooperative association nence.
ager Chapman states that Sanford
.
good orchestra of three pieces and may have been drowned and that
With sufficient support on the will have a real tearrt in time to open next thirty days.
for the distribution of the milk.
part of the farmers, and agricultural the season here next Wednesday on
The Zachary Novelty Works had Manager Stanage who is a musician some may possibly have reached the
• Edwajd Biggers and Fred ‘Dorner development-agencies of this county
one
of the most complete mills in this himself promises the public that good Orkey islands and have not yet been
who are Interested in the dairy busi and an assurance of about 500 gal which date.our old friends from- Or
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part
of the state and were turning music will he a feature at the Hip reported. _
lando
will
come
up
to
try
us
out.
ness made a trip to Jacksonville last
podrome.
.
lons of milk a day this company
out
quantities
of
mill
work
when
the
The main part of the British fleet
week to-investigate the distribution
Good old Chapman who caught
would be willing to undertake the
The interior has been painted and was absent, exercising at sea, when
war came on, paralyzing building
plan of the Purity Cream Co., and establishment of a milk'shipping sta for Sanford- two years ago and loyal
operations and forcing the suspen greatly improved in many ways and the German ships were sunk, only
after discussing the plans with Coun tion similar to the one that develop ly defended our title yilL play the
sion
of this business temporarily. Manager Stanage is arranging for some, drifters, small'warships and pa
initial bag again and will also act us
ty Agent C. M. Berry a meeting was ed the Leon county section.
Under
the’ new management the some of the best screen pictures that trolling aircraft being on guard over
manfiger of the team. His brother,
called at the court house of all those
plant
will
dispose of the machinery he can procure, believing that the the interned \n c m y squadron.
The county needs the business. C. F. Chapman, who is n southpaw
interested Tuesday ' night and the
for
the
manufacture
of novelty and best is none too good for the movie
Admiral van Reuter, commander
outline of the' plans made public. The farms need the money and fer pitcher will be one of the tossers,
house
supplies
and
all
the machines fans.
of the surrendered Germari fleet, say
The Purity Cream Co. of Jackson tilizer. Let's work for the estab Stewart. known as "Study" will
for the
manufacture of
tie manuiaauugoon M j,jg new equipment ar- he issued *n order to sink the vessels,
ville will place a substantial sum of lishment of the dairy mnrket. the play 2nd. White and Harris will be necessary
cratcs
and
hampers
will
be
installed
r|yM
,)e proml8P!l to give the people the Dsily Mail adds, and did so be
development
of
this
basic
industry.
outfielders. Inman 3rd base. Pop
money In the county banks for the
,nd
the
mill
will
have
a
capacity
I
n)
„prv|P
P and he will bend his ef- cause at the beginning of the war the
a
Wallace at 1st will also occupy the
farmers who want to increase their
ufficient
to
take
care
of
the
needs
of
D
iease
the patrons with good German emperor directed that no
sulfide...
forts
to
please
mound
nt
times,
Anderson
ut
short
herds of dairy cows and the county UNION SERVICE SUNDAY JULY 6
the
growers
of
this
section
this
sea
pictures, good music and make them German warship should fall in to th .
and several other fast players have
banks will also loan money to far
son. Since the Sanford section alone comfortable.
enemy’s hands. He says he believed
.
mers who need help in this direction. Churches of Sanford Will Unite la been placed on the Sanford team so
uses about one million erntes it is
from newspapers that the armistice
Mr.
Stanage
believes
in
advertis
The farmers who intend to raise
far.
Welcoming Boys Home
certain
that
the
new
plant
will
have
dairy cows will form a co-operative
Other players are engaged und a ready market for their output. ing and will give his program in the had been ended.
Arrangements are almost com
Admiral Reuter visited Germany
plan under which the milk will be
have been notified by wire to report They will also manufacture crates Herald each week and the patrons
pleted
for
the
big
union
service
of
Can hnd out just what offerings he some weeks ago. it being understood
hauled from the farm to the depot
at once, but* many of them live in for the citrus growers and expect to
at the time that the admiral was ill.
Will have for the week.
and all collections made, the fnrmer the Sanford churches which will be places affected by/ the telegraphers
enlarge the plant next season to
held
at
the
M.
E.
ehurih
on
the
It is believed the order to sink the
getting his checks regularly ami not
The
Hippodrome
is
at
the
old
strike and it is difficult to get ser compete with the
he larger craie
•••e,--------- crate mm*
mills
'
German ships was issued then by
being bothered by either collections evening of July 6th. at 8:30 for the
of the state. They have sufficient Lyric stand in the Hynes building
vice on them.
which
the
close
proximity
of
tho
or delivery which are the bane of purpose of welcoming home the reHowever, the local fans can be lumber contracted for to guarantee First street between l ark »nd Oik Germnn ships.made easy.
the local dairyman’s life. In other turusd soldiers and sailors of Sempromised a good game here next the mill for many years' operation1avenues. Performance begins a 7.46
words there will be a steady market iac^l? county.
The Mail quotes the admiralty as
and aside from being located on the each night. Admission 5 and 1
for all the milk all the year round at| An interesting program is being ar Wednesday and an interchange of railroad the mill is also on the including war tax.^
denying that the German crews were
r
a good price and the milk will be ranged uml it is expected that every players in the league will give San- ..........................periodically changed and saying-that
mi
which
will
give
them
the
.
—
—
ford
the
players
they
need
for
the
l„ke
frynt
which
will
give
them
the
called for each morning and the returned man will be present in uni
the original crew remained on board
Dances This Week
money is sure. The Purity Co form at this meeting. Special scats opening game even if our regular opportunity of rafting their timber
the vessels.' There were from 160 to
>from n u n y T i u " rnffi has ‘ The regular weekly dance at the l j "
thc big ships and from
with headquarters in Jacksonville will be reserved for the boys in uni men do not show up h e r e in time.
The lumber engaged in bom-nto «n th. . •
, foer in. I Woman's Club on Tuesday night I ^ 2Q Qn thfi dpatroye„ . Thcrehas branches all over the south and form and they will be seated in a
>
guar.[ was well attended and Victrqla and I fore there :wcrc
has already made dairying a paying body in the big auditorium of. the rould not get here in time and as a Urge^ dry k. n a i
:wcre nearl
nearly 5>000
6.000 in
In the
the
business in many other Florida sec church. The general public is of t *
water
or
in
the
ships'
bows
when
«*• *>»»
“ nvu”' i
S c * . " .i.h A ™ . w
t * . . , ™ * m >*
....................... —
- -the
moving until rpidnight. The club fleet was sunk. Fourteen wero land
places several of the growers her*
coftrse also invited. .
tions.
dances are very popular and the ed by the British Sunday at Nigg,
Speakers for the occasion will all offered celery hoards to tlie team of materials.
It was brought out at tha meeting
The
new
owners
are
Charles
Tyler
crowds
are getting larger despite tho Ayrshire, on tho southern shore of
and
the
fence
is
being
repaired
now,
that Seminole county can grow the be men who have been overseas.
and
Arthur
'D.
Zachary,
Sanford
the
diurnond
is
being
scraped,
the
These
talks
will
be
short
as
the
ser
warm
weather.
Cromarty Firth.' The>> were placed
cheapest crop of silage in the U. S.
growing it in the summer months vice will not. be a long one on ac grass is being cut, the stands fixed men who need no introduction to the
Miss May Thrasher entertained in hutments and arc being held un
^
with B house der military guard.
with no chance of drouth, feed being count of the weather at this season up and Holden Park will again re people of this city as they have re-.
sound to tho cheers <>f the thousands
of prime importance in the dairy of the year.
From the behavior of the ships,
..............r - T U " . . " o l d " Th, Homo'c. hrr
on
The program will appear in next as in days of yore.
business men who know wh*t ™ t t,,m
rk
aVPnUP. The
Thrasher
home acrording to the Mail, it was evi
business. With our wonderful crop
ui
n
------1 nrK n>r,,u
Remember that the opening Kama trade wants and know how to sup-1lends
of corn and other silage dairy farm week's HeraliJ.
itself admirably for these so dent the sea valves had been opened
ply
it.
The
pew
mill
will
give
cm
will he with Orlundo next Wednes
ing in this section would be a pay
cial sffairs and the young folks thor and in .a surprisingly short time -the
day and come out nnd make ll a ployment to many people and will oughly enjoyed the dance. Deli .vessels, big'and smlll, began to settle
ing business from the start.
Where Is Mtrjr Wright?
add another factory to Sanford’s cious punch was served during the down.
gala occasion.
Every effort was made by
The meeting Tuesday night was a
The Rod Cross Home Service of
ever increasing pay roll.
evening and about twenty couples the British navaj craft to beach the
most enthusiastic one and it was de fice In Orlando is trying to locate
The main building hns a floor participated.
sinking ships and in the case of deaGod Sent Ills Son
cided that after a thorough investi Mary Wright, colored, who formerly
spare of 'J5xl25 feet and will he
gation into the. matter of the distri lived at Winter Garden hut is there
Tonight
at'
the
Hotel
Carnes
thcltroyers
considerable auccc”
Christianity ulwnys bus looked on
bution of the milk another meeting said to' have moved to Sanford. She Christ not primarily as religious equipped with the Itttf-st improved regular weekly dance will take place achieved. By 1 oeloek to th
- • or
-- noon.
however, what had been
will be called for all the farmers to is unknown at the Sanford postofllce. | teacher, hut hs the object of n re machinery for making the best again nfter a lapse of- a week
•attend and get them to form the co A check m‘nt to her from Washing ligion. the One through whose sacri crutes and hampers that have ever more. The good orchestra music stately fleet riding at anchor, was an
operative dairy association and the ton.- addressed to Winter Garden fic e humanity has been brought inlo_ been manufactured. Mr. Zachary is makes these dances very popular army of reeling, rocking battleships,
u mill man of many years' experience
the doom of which was written In
Purity Cream Co. representative man returned unclaimed.
fellowship with God. God grappled in this and other states and knows and the dance tonight promises a their ipovementa. Here a destroyer
will be here to tell about' their plan
If this notice reaches anyone who with a - g r e a t spiritual problem and the lumber business. Mr. Tyler has good time as usual.
would appear In a cloud of steam,
of establishing a large plant here to
.
——
can locate Mary Wright (whose rel provided a Divine Redeemer. ,
been
farming
here.for
aeveral
years
and there a cruiser would take her
take care of the milk.
ative in service is Tom Wright) and
The morning service ut the Con and was engaged in business in other
Old Postage Rate*
last dip and disappear in a cloud of
That such a plan would mean will put her in communication with gregational church will 'have this states beforo locating here nnd knows
The postage rates, that of 2 ^enta spray. One would settle down by
much to the farmers of this section Miss Corinne Robinson. Sec. Homo truth, the theme of the ages, as its what Che fnrmer and fruit grower
for
letters and 1 cent for poatesrds, the stern and another would heel
is sure and certain and it will mean Service Section, A. R. C., Orlando, subject. It will be preparatory to wants in the way of good crate ma
that
prevailed prior to the wgr with over until only the keel showed ahoy
better herds and better farming, Fla., effort- will be gladly made to the Communion, of the Lords Sup terial nnd the new plant will in time
Germany,
will be resumed *t the the water.
more silos, more forage crops safer aid in obtaining for her the check
cover tho state for the business in local postofflcc on July I. On that
per
to
lie
observed
in
the
evening
at
The Derflinger, Hlndenburg, votr
investments and a better price for now held in Washington, z
fruit and vegetable erntes and pack dates the rates will revert to 2 cents der Tann,. Moltke and Seydlit*
eight?
The
special
attention
of
the
dniry products.
ages.
. •
' • . for first class letter mail and 1 cfent settled down beside each other, th*
The notice of the next meeting • Mrs. R. C. Maxwell left Tuesday members and friends is; called to
last named turning turtle as ah*Located right in the heart of the for post cards.
will^be published in the Heralfl.
night for Gulfport, Miss., being call this notice oF the evening celebra
filled with water. Her keel is atiltt
vegetable
and
fruit
growing
of
this
Mr. Bernard Thyson, gcnc*al man ed there by the serious illness of her tion.
**
Mr. D. 8. Babbitt is enjoying a showing where she capsized. Th* •
ager of the Purity Ice Cream and mother, Mrs. Jennie Standifer who I Sunday school is held at 9:45 a. state the new plant starts out under
waters of Scapa Flow were dotted
Dairy Company, Jacksonville, says, spent the winter in Sanford with her
most favorable auspices and Its sue- few weeks at Coronado Beach.
with small boata full of Hicn who
m.,
Christian
Endeavor
at
7.
"I am convinced from my careful daughter.
had, with dramatic auddennear'aetrstudy of Florida in relation to dairy
tled the question of the dlspoaltf
development that Seminolo county
#f the interned ships.
with its natural production advan
-.-i
- —
(FIRST HALF HKAHOhl)
.
>
tage!: and strategic position^ for
-BIG TIME AT NEW S^IYINA
marketing could easily become one
At
Sanford
At
Orlando
At
Bartow
of the large dairy sections of the
At Lakeland
At Bradentown
At Tampa
Victory Celebration WU1 Be Held on
state.
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-------- the Fourth of inly
This does not mean to say that
July 14
New Smyrna will have a Victory
July
7,
8,
9"
Seminole county now has anything
July
16,
16,
17
July 31
July. 1 . 2 Aug.
4,
5,
6
Celebration
on the Fourth of July id
Aug.
14
that might be called a commercial TAMPA
July
22
Aug. 1, 2, 15
July 28, 29
which there will be auto races on th*
dairy Industry, for it has not, Is
beach, big street dance aporU anC
does not mean to say that the coun
contests, music by the band and i_
July 15 , ‘
ty can go .ita placid way and have
July 23, 31
July 7, 8. 9
July 14, 30
July
3,
4,4,
6
big time la promised ail who attend.
16,
17,
22
a real dairy industry in the future, BRADENTOWN
Aug. 1, 2
July 21
Aug 7, 8
New Smyrna alway proves a good hoat
for genuine commercial development
and this city and the beach will of
is not gained that way.
fer much to the visitors. Coronado
"If the farmers of Seminole county
July 28, 29
July 24, 26, 26
July 3, 4 (a. m.l
July 18
Beach has also been very popular
July 10. 11. 12
and the banks and business men of LAKELAND
Aug.
13.
14
Aug. 9
Aug. 11,16
Aug. 4. 5, 6
with Sanford people nd this year
July 19
the city will study the dairy busi
will prove no exception to the ml*.
ness, become convinced that it will
Come to New Smyrna on f t *
6e a good thing for the community
July. 10, 11-12
July 30
July
2,
4
(p.m.)
5
Fourth
of’ JulyHBfl4njoy~lhT day In
July
19
•
and then work together for the es BARTOW
July 18, 24
Aug. 15
Aug.~4rfl; 6
July-23 ■
the cooling breezes of one of the beat
Aug. 19, 14. 15
tablishment of s sound, permanent,
July 25, 26beaches on the Atlantic coast. Thar*
drfryjnMkett farmer* woubLprodUCt
will be plepty of excitement and pa
approximately one hundred thousand
July 2, 4 (a.m.) 19 triotism and everything that goe*
July
14,
28,
29
July
16,
16,
17
dollars worth the first year the mar
July
10.
11,
12
July 2! •
Aug. 16
Aug. 7
ket ts established and it would not ORLANDO
to make up a real Fourth of July
July 22
Aug. 16
Aug. 11, 12, 18
celebration.. Sanford folks can gat to
be surprising to see this figure
New Smyrna quicker and better than
July
3,
4
(p.
to any other beach resort. Read th*
P This Is not a dream—It is a fact.
July 7, 8, 9
July. 24, 26, 26
Ju'y 23, 30
July
6,
18
advertisement in this laau* of th*
‘ Sections’are doing’it and better on 8ANFORD
July 21
Aug. 9 •
Aug. 7 8
Herald.
•
this day. Leon county haa been
having a market for milk two and a
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BETTER MILK
PRODUCTION
IN NEW PLAN
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE 1919
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»
�THE SANFORD HERALD
rAGE SIXTEEN
iiiiiiiimiireocitiniiiiiiiiaac
0. Andes, R. A. Box
57-2tp
For Sale—For a short time onl^—
3 nice building lots, corner Myrtle
avenue and Seventh street, opposite
park. Twelve large shade trees on
two sjdes. Seventh street paved.
W. W. Long, 410 Oak avenue.
Farm Lighting Units
Portable Lamps
Irons
; Fixtures
Supplies
Contracting on All Classes of Work
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
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PHONE
311
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CHARLES ELECTRIC COMPANY
Sanford, Fla
107 W. First St.
I __ $ __
f> CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING r
_
<♦>
<-♦> i£
For Sale—Five acres tiled land
two wells, small houses close to load
ing station. 13,000.00 terms. H. B.
Lewis.
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67-3tc
For Sale—Two wheel willow baby
cart, with top, practically new,. Will
sell at reduction. Address Box 756,
City.
Eighty acres, under fence, three
flowing w ells, fifteen acres cleared.
Five roopi house, good barn, near
loading station. First (3500 buys it.
Box 781, City. *
57-2tp
For Sale—We offer limited quan*
tity Brabhams seed peas at five-fifty
per bushel; Clays five-fifty; Mixed,
five-twenty-five f. o. b. Seville for
612 M Sqnford avenue
66-4 tc
shipment upon arrival about the
Peach and tomato crates
Furnituro wanted for two or three 23th.
thirty-two
cents. Prevatte St Co.
rooms for rash. Address Box A, c-o
Seville, Fla.
57-3tc‘ ‘
Herald.
55-4tp
Two- 1-ton - Nash trueks. good aa
Wanted^-JFifty men— M. t>. Nelnew, in first class condition, at a
n, Eureka Hammock, Sanford.
bargain. See K; R. Murrell. 57-2tp
53-tf
Horse for Sale—A big bay horse
Upholstering and-mattress making,
furniture repaired, mirrors plated, for 1100. Inquire at Herald Office.
T All Local Advertisements Under auto tops and seats recovered. First
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67-4tc
This Heading THREE CENTS ■ class work only. Browvn Upholstery
For Sale or Rent—Large, comfort
Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla.
able
house, recently repaired. II. C
Charge 25 Cents.
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49-tfc
DuBose.
55-tf
In answering an advertisement
where no name is mentioned in the
sd, please do not ask The Herald
lor information a r to the identity of
the advertiser.
Usually we do not
know who the advertiser is and iL
we do we are not allowed to give
out this information. Simply write
a letter and address it as per in
structions In the ad.
FOR SALE
For Sale—Russell Engine 15 in
by 20 in. Running condition. At
For Sale—Ten acres celery lund tractive price on application. South
east of Sanford on brick road
mile ern Utilities Cofhpany, Palatka, .
from loading station, five acres im Fla.
66-3 tc
proved, 6 acres unimproved, 2 wells.
For Sale—Five acres near Cam
For particulars apply to "Farm,"
eron City. Two acres cleared and
c-o Herald.
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58-tf
fenced. Excellent flowing well. On
For Sale—Jersey Duroc “pigs, $12 public road, near loading station.
a pair, $6 for one. G. W. Spencer. Cash or terms.
W. M. Haynes,
58-lf
Herald Office.
65-tf
Thls Column Is Free to Iteturned Soldiers
and Sailors Who Seek Positions.
For Sale —Runabout car, $50 for
quick
sale.
Running every day.
WANTED
Address S.. rare Herald
58—11p
Wanted—To buy
For Sale at Once—One of two
piano. Must be chen
four seated Cfievorlet automobiles
condition. Address I
in good condition. Write Dr. L. C.
Sanford, Fla.
For Sale —Duroc pigs 7 weeks old.
Ingram, DcLund, Fla.
'58-2tp
Duroc boars for service. Orion De
Wanted —General Accident Fire &
For Sale —Huick 6 Touring Car fender strain. Geo. Randall, West
Life Insurance Corporation lias at Perfect condition. Will trade. Ad Side.
. 52-8tn
tractive proposition for an experi dress Huick, c-o Herald.
58-2tp
enced insurance salesman to write
FOR RENT
Ford Roadster. Good
sick and accident. Address M M
Address Roadster, c-o
Hogan, 403 Masonic Trmple. Jack condition
For Rent —Nicely furnished bed
68-2 tp
Herald.
sonville, Fla.
57-2tc
room. Gentleman preferred. 113
For Sale—Party going north de East Fifth St.
Wanted—Six good plow hands and
sires
to sell horse, wagon, harness
ten men for clearing. Steady work
For Rent—Would like to share de
and
buggy
all $100. Also cement
for satisfactory men at 19 rents per
lightful
summer home and use of
hour. Pleasunt, healthy place and block machine, chimney mould and garage with two ladies or man and
good treatment. Don’t write, just 100 stand plates, $oO. J. Haigh, wife.- Address 314 Ocean Boulevard,
58-3tp
comp and ask for Mr. Brown and go Oviedo, Fia.
Seabreeze, Fla.
58-3tc
to work
Spring Garden Ranrh,
Furnished House .for Rent
DeLeon Sprihgs, Florida.
67-7tc
Magnolia avenue. Phone 79
• Wanted — Two male waiters.
For Rent —- Thfce unfurnished
$7 week. Retie Cafe
57-tf
rooms, ground floor,-modern in every
Wanted .Men to cut veneering
way, conveniently located. Adults
blocks, ties and cord wood . (’. J.
only. Enquire Herald office. 5G-tf
Vermillion, Wt'kiwa, Fla.
67-2tp- .
For Sole—Duroc pigs-7 weeks old.
Duroc boar for service. Orion De
fender strain. Geo. Rnnilnll, West
Side.
52-81 n
‘East Coast Special’
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B ee
H iv e s
We are now manufacturing
lire H i v e Material from
Selected Cypress b o a r d s ,
"Tbo Wood Eternal.” which
Ea s t
beekeepers
seem to lie particularly well
pleased with. .
PRICES ON STANDARD HIVE PARTS
Prices f. o..b. Kau Gallic. Freight must be added
8 Frame
It
Top Board ..
50c each
Standard Body .
58c each
* Shallow Super ...
38c each _____
.Bottom Board
Standard Frames
• Ends mortised for top and bottom bars, bored for wires, top
bar grooved and wedge famished. ,
Shallow Frames, for aupera (same an above). ...... $3.50 per 100
ALL MATERIAL SHIPPED KNOCK ED-DOWN.
NAILS FURNISI1ED AT SLIGHT ADDITIONAL COST
Iq addition to material Hated above we manufacture several
different alxes and grades of frames, etc., and will filfnlsh details
on request.
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WRITE YARD NEAREST YOU —WE HAVE THEM AT
Tltdsvlllc, Cocoa. Eau Gallic. Fort Pierce, Stuart and Miami, Fla.
’ General Offices—Fort Pierce, Pla.
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Furnished Rc-ms -By dav,
or month. Ever,/ convenience
Philips Drug St- c, corner Par
First street. Mri. C. C. llurt.
LOST
Lost—At '• Presbyterian church,
black umbrella with crooked bundle
Finder please return to Hcra'd of
fice and receive reward.
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Found— On Celery avenue a
branding hammer. Owner ma.. have
same by paying for this ad. 5S-2tp
HE effect is almost un
canny. It reminds one
of “The Unknown Pur
ple,”. one of the season’s hits
in New York. In the play,
the hero, who has discovered
how to become invisible at
will, vanishes into thin air
while in full view of the audi
ence And still his voice can
be heard issuing from a purpie ray. •
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That is how the New Edison
impresses people. They feel
that the artist must be there
in the flesh, concealed some
where in the room. With
such complete fidelity is the
singer’s voice or instrumental
interpretation Re-Created by
The Phonograph with a Soul
A s a matter of fact it is utterly im possi
ble to distinguish the voice of the liv
ing artist from this marvelous instru
m ent’s Re-Creation of it. . More than
2000 toife tests in which the artist sang
in direct comparison with the instru
m ent have proved this assertion. More
than 2,000,000 people have attended
these tests and not one. has beep able
to state when it was the singer he heard
and when the Re-Creation.
Call at our store the next time you’re
in the vicinity and prove to yourself
that the claims you’ve heard made for
the tyew Edison arc not too strong.
Spasmodic Sermon.
Some women buy -n11k stockin':
they will have something to slim
Iheir money.—Indianapolis Star.
Spectacles.
The yvord Is derived from the I.ntlo
"spectnculmn." which means »how,
exhibition, display for the gratifica
tion of the eye. etc. The word"easily
accommodated Itself to describe the
glasses Invented In the thirteenth cen
tury. some say by a Florentine monk
named Atcs*rndrp dl Spina, nnd oth
ers by Roger Rltcon. They surely cre
ated n spectacle for persons long In
flicted wfth defective sight
Coney as a Venice.
Coming up toward Sandy Itn.ik on
a perfectly placid sen we wero blessed
yltli Just that amount of hate which
turned Coney tslnnrt Into 'Venice. Ttr*
tlmr K. Shipley writes In Scribner's
Magazine. The, sea was an Adriatic
lagoon; we might have left Trieste
overnight I Tho spine merciful mist
changed the clear-cut outlines of tha
skyscrapers Into Turner’s pictures and
tho Doy nnd the l’oct beentne ectatlc
With the ecstasy of youth.
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TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
R E P U B L IC TRUCKS
OVIEDO
The young people are enjoying
W. E. Argo arrived with his fam many swimming parties at Lake |
ily from Waldo Friday. The Argo Charm and Lake Rosa these warm
family will occupy the Howard days.
house.
O. P. Swope was in Or'ando Wed- j
T, R. Frost (of Tampa arrived day on business.
Monday to be the guest of Mrs. and
Mrs. Lillian B. Fulton of St. A u-1
Miss Mitchell for several days.
gustine will speak at Geneva and
L. E. Wright, Jr., arrived Friday Oviedo Sunday, being at the former
night'from Washington, D. C., for a place in the morning and the latter [
short visit with his parents, Rev. at night. Mrs. Fulton is very highly
and Mrs. L. E. Wright. Young Mr. recommended ns a speaker and 0 vie-1
Wright has just been released from do is honored to have her.
army service, having been for many
C. A. Brannon spent Tuesday |
months with the A. E. F. in France. night in Oviodo.
' Mrs. M. King, Miss Nell King,
Mrs! and Miss Mitchell will enter-|
Mrs. A. K., Crawford, Rev. L. E. tain the young people of Oviedo at
Wright and L. E. Wright, Jr., visited an informal party Friday evening at |
Orlando Tuesday.
the Woman's Club house, in honor
W. ~R. Kitnbrel returned Saturday of their guest, T. R. Frost of Tampa.
afternoon from a trip to Cleveland
On Wednesday evening a chicken
and Cincinnati,- Ohio, New Orleans, pileau at Lake Charm was planned
La., and Pensacola^Fla.. .
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W. J. Lawton visited Orlando on leavy rain in the afterndon the | H D
place
was
changed
to
the
parsonage.
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On Saturday night the cottage A delightful evening was /pent, the I Mrs. Beaty who has made' great imjust back of the O.viedo Hotel and crowd finding it impossible to dis- I provement since being In the hospital.
owned by Dr. C. J. Marshall was perse before 12:30.
completely destroyed by fire. The
Emmet McCall arid Cater Lawton
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chandler and
house was occupied by Mrs. Mary left Wednesday for Georgia, where four children and. Mrs. Chandler'/
Jacobs and her son, Edwin. The' they will be through the peach sea--| sister, Miss Willhanks went to their
fire.was caused by a lamp breaking, ,on*old home near Atlanta, Ga., last
the flames spreading so rapidly they
Saturday to spend the summer.
could not be extinguished.
Mrs.
EAST SANFORD
I Mr, an(] Mrs. J. F. McClelland,
Jacobs and son barely escaped with
A Seventh Day Advent speaker the baby and Edith* and Gettes
their
lives,
all
their
furniture
being
from.
Formosa has been haying a (drove to Sarasota last Saturday for
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burned. Dr. Marshall carried insur series of meetings at Moore's Station „ week s vi8q with relatives,
ance on the house, but there was church this week. He is accompany
. M Fences Dutton joined a
none on the Jacobs’ property. Mrs. led by his wife and they are guests
Jacobs atld her son have rented the of Mr..and Mrs. L. M. Lucas.
Par,y last Frida>' enroute to a Kirl*'
camp at Plymouth, New Hamp
cottage across the street fronf the
Mrs. 'William Walter and Mrs- shire for the summer.
Marshall lot owned by 0. F, Swope
Claude C. Morris and daughter. I
and have started housekeeping there. Alice arrived last Saturday from I
was ' n I alatka the
Mrs. W. E. Argo and children, Ed Pahokn^io visit friend--. Mrs. Wal first of the week on- business.
ward and Palmer visited OHando ter leaves next Monday for. Wash
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kinard are
Wednesday.
ington D. C , to visit her ilaught r. moving to the West Side, having
Miss Ruth Young entertained the Miss Annie, who has hail a govern-1bought a farm. They sold their
young people of Oviedo at a party ment position there for the past place here to the farming company
Tuesday evening. Music and games year. Mrs. Walter will remain with F. F. Dutton represents.
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were enjoyed and most delightful re her daughter for a month.
I hr many friends about .Sanford
freshments served. Miss Young and
E. M. Galloway had the mis-rof Cecil Mooney will he glad to I now
her mother are charming hostesses fortune to break his arm Tuesday he has returned from a year’s s rvice
and an evening at their home is al cranking his Ford truck. Dr. Pules- in France and has rejoined his wife
ways enjoyed.
ton reduced the fracturj*.
| in Richmond, Va
T. R. Frost and L E. Wright. Jr.,
Mr and Mrs. M. A. Warren and I C. Ft. Tyler nd A. D. Zachary
visited Sanford and Orlando Wed others of the family were iri Orlando j drove to Lake Wales Wednesday in
nesday.
tin Thursday to see their daughter, I the Tyler car on I usinesa pertaining
You will actually lessen your tire cost per mile
with Diamond Tires—ask the man that uses them
DIAM OND — M IC H ELIN — P EN N SYLV A N IA
There's a man at the curb to serve you.
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At Sanford, next Wednesday. The league opens that day and it ison that day Orlando meets her lirst defeat of the season. Be there.
While there, look about a bit. See the large number of nicely dressed
men, both young and old. There will be plenty of them, because
we have dressed a plenty. And wo have dressed a plenty because
the men now have a. place to get classy goods, something real snap
py aijd up-to-the-minute without paying the great big price. -
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BASE BALL PLAYERS
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Make- our store your headquarters. Drop in any old time. We are
always glad to see you. You will find us white clear through when
it comes to fair treatment. We will give to the local players, whether
at home or on the road,
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Choice of any silk shict-m the house to the player making
the first home ran.
Choice of any hat in. the house for the first three bagger.
Best silk tie in the house for the first two base hit.
Box of silk socks for the first score.
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to the . new veneer and crate com
pany of Zachary £ Tyler.
E. A. Douglass has bought the
place on Lake Golden known as the
Stumon or Hancock home and the
house will-be remodeled and many
improvements made. It is under
stood Mr. Douglass bought it for
his son a home.
Mr. Shinholser has begun the con
struction of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zernovean’s -home on Beardall avenue.
It will be ati up to date, modern
home and has an attractive location.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Chorpening of
Beardall avenue will go to Daytona
Friday to remnin a week guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G, C. Chamberlain.
We had a fine shower Tuesday
evening. There has been some fine
haying weather for the past two
weeks.
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Charles Whitner raised a fine rrop
of Tom Watson watermelons on the
uplands of the J. R. Hayden, Bear
dall avenue farm. Two car loads
have been shipped this week and
more yet to gather.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raynor and
li. E. Squires left on Saturday's
boat enroute to Good Ground. Long
Island to visit their old homes nnd
friends. Mrs, Squires left sometime
ago, going to Potsdam, N. Y., for a
time.
We hear rumors of two weddings
to take pi .cc in the near future,
• Everyone- had a good time at the
Moore's Station Sunday school pic
nic held at Huzelden's Silver Lake
beach last Thursday. Added to the
fried rhirken nnd other good things
there was a fine fish fry and there i
was bathing, boating and a general
good time. The day wuh fine. Mr.
Sheafer Was ori hand to take some
pictures and Rev. J. U. Allen was
over from Enterprise.
Mr. Hazcldcn is planhing many
improvements to his grounds, a pavillion and a larger cleared place in
the shade for the picnic tables. Jt
is .getting to be quite a popular
place.
Mrs A H Cameron had as dinner
guests on Wednesday Mrs. C. C.
( Morris and daughter. Alice of Paho-1
kee, Mrs. Elwood Irish and Alys
Chorpening.
WEST GENEVA AVENUE
Wo are needing a little rain again.
The rbada are so dry- and dusty.
It seems hard to save tomatoes
this year. When wc can them they
spoil. It must he on account of so
much rain. A great many are com
plaining of losing-them.
Mrs. Jack Vnugh was shopping in
town Tuesday.
Mr. Elmer Tyner and Miss Eunice
Tyner, were calling at Mrs. Jack
Vaughn's Sunday afternoon.
| Green peas seem hard to raise this
year. No one has made any. We
i plant but they don't make any
peas.
. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nicol were out
looking after their old home place at
Soldier Creek last week.
. ‘We ifee .by the paper that er*
kaiser and crown prince expect to
return to Berlin after peace is sign
ed. Now won’t there bo two happyold brutes if they could only get
back again. ‘ They m a g g o t there
but there is not much chance for
them. What will ex-kaiser do about
sawing logs?__ lie_aiUJozc. his -job
then.
The Germans are hanging on
peace hut the boys are still coming
home and we arc all glad to have
them come.
LONGWOOD PICK-UPS
Barney Griggs, better known as
"Pap” is the first of our Longwood
boys to return from France and he
says there is no place like Long
wood.
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DAYTONA
JULY FOURTH CELEBRATION BEACH,
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P R O G It A M
Ball Game—9:00 a. m.
Parade—11:00 a. m.—National Guards, Boy Scouts,'
Decorated Floats, etc., etfc.
Dinner and Aeroplane Stunts—1:00 p. m. to 2:30 p. rn.
Band Concert and Pavillion Dancing—2:30 to 3:30.
Automobile Races, Motorcycle Races, Bicycle Races,
with cash prizes and medals.
(Entries made by application to J. L. Pepper,
Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Daytona.)
Ball Game—5:30 p. in. Daytona vs. Winter Park.
Dancing at night at Daytona Beafch and Daytona.
Plenty to Eat and Drink - Bring Your Bathing Suit
Forget Your Troubles
Daytona Beach—The Place Without a Frown
GRAND OPENING JULY 4th
Look at this W
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It’s an exceptionally good one for
making waffles, loo.
1 pound of flour
*2 tta*poonful of
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*4 pint of milk
2 ounces of butter
■1 lerel traepoonfult of
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\ ou can depend on the flour, the eggs, the butter and the
salt always behaving in about the same way.
But the baking powder—that's another i t o r \
If it’s good, it means success—and a delicious breakfast.
Everybody happy!
. • If it’s^poor stuff it will make a mess of things, perhaps^
cause a, complete loss bf the other ingredients and spoil the
whole Sunday morning for the whole family.
That's why we wouldn't care to recommend a baking pow
der tinlcss we knew all about it, unless we had tested it our
selves.
We do know RYZON and we urge you to try it because we>
know it will make you our friend.
It s always dependable; always of uniform high leavening
power; always pure.
We also want you to get to know the RYZON Baking
Book. Over a million of them are in usr already in American
homes.—Astrus ftbdut it.
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THE BIG FEED HOUSE
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Groceries. Fertilizer, Crntea of all kinds, earloads a specialty, Cut-rate"Auto Tires,
Gasoline, Oil, Sweet Potato Plants.
When You Wnnt Any(hin^ Just Phone 181
s p e c ia l s
SO lb lln of Ijirtl 51 T OO, (Largi* Orlagon Soap, c*•*<* $7.^0
nkl.ilmrni Hour 21 lb **rln 11.75, Suffer in quafiiJiIre ti e
A t.ootl Srralch IYr<J. M i l #1.10. \V. <*. OaU. ^ark #3.20
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COUNTY HAPPENINGS
Walts—Sal* burgh
Mrs. Pierpont, mother of Mrs. his duties well and impartially anti
The
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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were all badly hruhed. ^wltile to the entire satisfaction of tin's as
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Miss
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ding on Thursday evening at § 9:30 and the little Aulin bahy were un
"Whereas, By retiring from the
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| when Evelyn Waits became the hurt. Mrs. Pierpont was pinned un newspaper business be automatically
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman and son, I |,rldc of Mr> Kric SttIalfUrRhj Uuv> der the car in water deep enough to
retires from the list of active mem
Hoy of Wildwood were the guests of Milton of Kissimmee officiating.
cover her body b u t ‘she managed to bers of this association, tyid is there
Mr, and Mrs. Rineau on Sunday.
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J. H. Allen has just completed a fine qualities and her host of friends Miss Mabel Swope and Mrs. Swope retary, therefore,
garage for their new Rco.
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Wish her a vbon vocyaj-c” as slip! held up the top of the car and drag " ’ "Be it resolved, by the Florida
C. W. Entzminger attended a com- sails out on the “s£a of matrimony." ged her out. The party was- brought Press Association assembled in Lake
•missioners* meeting in Sanford Tues The groom is ' a promising young to Oviedo by Mr-. Jas. Crawford connty, Fla., that we feel keek reday evening.
electrician of Orlandq. After the of* Orlando. It was .a very narrow J»r.l t _SL-tluiiJuaiug.Jus_valuu l»l«-*+•r-ceremony—Ugh
t—rrfrrstnnrnT5~tt'efe' rsmpp-fOT'iht'-pnitrriimwd 1,11,1
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vices as secretary, and that wo d >
because the voters of Seminole hereby express to him our apprecia
spending the week in Tampn looking served.
after his property in that city. •
Those attending the wedding were county prefer to have free hogs than tion of his ;)!> years* of faithful ser
Misses
Lillian, Oliva and Anna safe roads.
vices for others,
Mr. Heeman of Orittndo is having
Mrs. Mattie Young and daughter
some ‘swings .and tallies put up at Wuits, Mrs. Wyatts, Mr. and Mrs.
" Resolved, That the office of Sta
Palm Springs,, which will add to the McGalley, Misses Willie Lou and of Orlandy left Tuesday for Jackson-, tistical Secretary and Historian be
pleasure of those picnicking at the Mary Eva McGahey. and .1. T. M. vitle after a ten days’ visit to the created by this association, and that
Galley .and "Mr. and Mrs. C. W. j family of W. E. Young in Oviedo. Col. T. J. Appleyard lie elected to
Springs.
Miss. Olive Dinkcl is home for u Entxmlnger. t The out of town They were accompanied to Jackson till such ollice.”
guests were Mrs. Saishurgli and Nels ville by Miss Elizabeth Young who
few days.
Sulshurgh, John [.ink, -Mr. and Mrs. will he away for several weeks.
Miss Eva . McWaters of Orlando II. W. Harlow and Miss Ethel Har
Railing Fexev on Ranchos
I). C. Hull lefi Saturday (or Foil
w'an the guest of Mrs. F. J. Nei- low, all til Orlando and the bride’s
Raising rtincti.lired foxes i* on In*
Valley,
Ga.
myer on Wednesday.
sister, Mrs. S. F. ElHnor and two
\V. FI. Argo has gone to Waldo to f.’^ siry tut is being carrivl on ex*
Those to enjoy u pienic dinner little daughters of Havana." Fla., and get his family who >v:li move jnto ifttslvely la nil the Canadian pr >eiiiee«.
In at least a. dozen of the northern*
and a day’s outing ul Palin Springs Mr. and Mrs. Will Safcher of San the Howard hous tins week.
most
stales of Bn* United Stales, an.I
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on Fridny were .Mrs. P. S. Merton, ford.
C.
Cook i of Center Hill spent t*-glimi’is n .l imn amt Norway, all
are sold right.
Mr. and Mrs. Salshurgh wit! re Tuesday night in Oviedo.
It ag la e »e h flic same climate hell,
Mrs. Mnurey and son. Gregory, Miss'
side in Orlando.
i.* apled to i|,aucs|[r.t++tT»; the Mack
K. E, Uowling visited Sanford on j f<
Kijitli Rand, Ruth Maud and Miss
s. n;i' r the !•: s' favorah’e comllSunday.
! t Mis.
Helen .Hurlhert. all of Orlando and
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The Oviedo ba.+" ball t- s.rt played
Mrs .1 S. Dinkil and Mis-> Olive
Mrs. J. \\ . Hrowoing of Tampa is the Winter i’ark team again Thurs
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Dinkel.
De p en d en t on La n g ua ge .
spending ten days in Oviedo while day afternoon at Oviedo.
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The citizens of Oytcd > met at the epori lli" lutiruago to Hlifcti i ' i-m me
on tin. Scahoard In-twe, n Oiiedo and
Casing
Casing
ollicc nf O. !’ Swope Tuesday nigh c l ot he d ttmt they would lo.*e half tlu'lr
of casings
Urlando.
and organized (lie Oviedo Ituard of i l o - a u i y If ' o t h e r w i s e e x p r e s s e d . — RunIt. ^ tiling, wife and four, children Trade.
Liu.
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o f, V\ ewuhoota pu*»eii through Ovii11. Wotnhle and family of Jack
do Tuesday enroute" to Jacksonville sonville arc spending several days in
Knew Wh er e It Woul d Land.
Prices reduced proportionately on all sizes.
where thl-y will live its the future.
Oviedo.
La w yer "Yi*s, s ir !
We can scttlo
With
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Farnell, Alton
1,. H. Burns, Supt. Fla. 1>iv. of Up lid-* estate for \«/U III about eight
Fnrmdl, Ruth ^ oitpg and Alice S, A, I. Ry. was in ()\ iedo on husi- month**." The 1‘rtin fpal llcir “But
can you wait Hint lung fur I lie money ?“
Rrannon spent SundaC at Ouytona iii-ss Thursday
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Reach.
EDITORS
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AMERICANS
On Saturday morning the Ford
T'lhllinU nf. «Mlg MfM tRtfll< UY* a
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of Mrs, S. W. Swope was turned
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Swope, Mrs. Pierpont and Mrs. The cluded in the report of .the resolution
Fill*
odore Aulin and baby had started to committee of the Florida Slate Press
Sanford. In a very rtarrow place In Association at, its meeting in Lakt;
The " \eY O V v i\£ Co,.
the road a pig run out of the hushes county. The resolution committee
M o n tg o m e ry , A la .
directly under the front wheel of the consisted of Mrs. Lois W. Mayes,
car. Mrs. Swope, Mrs. Aulin and chairman; Henry Ford and A. H.
Andrews. The resolution* adopted
follow r
"Appreciating the cordial hospital
ity and the many courtesies extended
us by the citizens of Leesburg, Kustls, Mount Dorn, Tavares, Montv.erde and Clermont; and several
hoards of trade and ladies’‘organiza
tions who so generously provided our
entertainment and looked after our
New Showings of Voiles
material welfare; not forgettig to
mention the delicious refreshments
N E W S FOR M EN
and the free use of automobiles and
boats:
MANHATTE8 sh ir t s
with their new patterns and colorings
"Therefore, be it resolved: That
the Florida Press Association, in an
suggest dainty summer frocks
nual. meeting Assembled In Lake
J u s t received s o m e
county, Fin., June 14, 1919, herewith
These
new
voiles
are
here
in
lively-new
very new and stylish
express our sincere thanks to each
and every individual who in any way
shades and in beautiful dark and light
patterns which you will
contrihut d to our enjoyment and
patterns of unusual attraction are the
assure them all that their kindness
find of much interest.
and the beautiful lakes and hills of
exquisite
floral
designs
on
blue
grounds.
Lake county will always he most
pleasantly remembered by us.
For warm weather wear frocks made on '
tU \Q
K eep Cool in the
Resolved, by the Florida Press As
simple
lihes,
of
these
new
voiles
are
ad
sociation: That we do deplore the
Right Summer
mirably suited.
social and industrial unrest prevail
^P E R F E C T G U M r V & r s
Underwear
ing throughout the country and call
7ZLz
upon
all
members
of
the
press
to
use
"Wit Til iiTTTrnrni m 1IL111 ill im
their o every effort to quiet such un
The Coopers Kcnesha
rest
and to teach principles of one
W RIGLEYS
New
and
Charming
Organdie
hundred per cent Americanism.
Klosed Krotch U nion
, "Wo stand for honest and fair
Tucked Flouncings
Suits are the right gar
competition in all business; for In
C H E W I N G GOM
dustry, truth and justice si against
m ents f o r summer
coercion, intimidation ' and radical
ism or. aukooraoy In any of ita many
wearing.— T he Under-*
N ot only fashionable/ but* also cool ap
forms, either by the classes or masses
wear with a national
forms, either by the classes or
pearing and cool looking a r e frocks
masses.----- - .----reputation for quality
made of these organdie tucked flounc
. "We advocate the aettlement of
o f texture and com
all dispute* be they local, state or
ings, they’re to be had in shades of cop
nation using only the peaceful and
fort in wearing, both
er and rose. O n e can fashion a charm
lawful means of arbitration and ac
for coolness and cor
cording to the statutes and constiting frock so easily with these flounpings
tutions of the several states and ac
rectly cut for perfect fit.
that they are meeting with great favor.
cording to the statutes, treaties and
construrritrn- of"thI UBtled" States lo
the end that strife may be avoided,
business protected, disputes be they
Men s W om en ’s and Children's Ready-to-wear Apparel
local, state or national, institutions
fostered and strengthened,
Dry G oods and N otions ■
. _^e_»PPMJ«_th#^prindnle* of a *
league of nation! and the splendid
efforts of the President of the
United1States in fighting for those
principles, believing them to be for
the best interests of humanity and
SttltdTUtfif KtM RIflbt
civilization of the universe.
"Whereas, For tbs first time in 39
S u c c e s s o r to
1 . - *~
years the Florida Press Association
i St*
baa met without . Col. T. J. Appleyard as our highly respected, faltMi
c ent secretary, perfoi
N ext T ime—B u y F isk
rjpiR E S that are built right and
Price of 30 x 3&
$19.15
Mosquitos
$25.75
$3.65
Away to Stay
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
TO O d / 7 l O / 7 /
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iwwwwwwvwwwwwwvwvwwwwwvwm
Summer Time News
in Fabrics for Making Cool
Summer Apparel
The Greatest Name
In G o o d y - L a n d
SP£A/?flf///r
JUICY FRUIT
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THE SANFORD HERALD
FA C E FOUR
THE SANFORD HERALD
to those who know the genial and en tial such things as arc imparted in
ergetic Boh that he will make it a confidence. It is commendable that
good one.—Tampa Times.
among newspaper men this rule is
II. J. HOLLY, Editor
firmly regarded ant seldom violated.
W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager
Despatch in Miami Herald, says:
THE WILL COUNTS NOT THE NUMBERS
"Seminoje Indians Driven Out of
Published Every Friday by
Their Hammocks by Water." The
It is the will of man that counts in Saving money. You can add
Indians have nothing on the Herald world your birth. It told of your
editor.
He
was
driven
out
of
bis
entry
into
school,,
mentioned
your
easily and fool yourself that you have saved enough—but it is the
H ii i L S r i nmo N i*hict. IN a d v a n c i :
hammock several times by water birthday party when you were sweet
O NE YEAH_____________________________
will tp GO ON AND SUCCEED that makes a savings account of
while crossing that little old mill sixtec'h, announced your graduation
SIX MONTHS_________________ ____ _
TIIIIKK MONTHS________________
pond officially designated as the At from high school and started you to
some worth to you.
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lantic Ocean.
college,
and
when
you
returned
men
Entered u fWond-O&s* M ill Matter Aufum 2?nd
tioned the first job you secured; told
I VOX, al I Ik) I’M toRld at SinfiHtl, Florida
L'ndtr An of March 3rd, IA79 ,
We desire tts—congratulate the of your marriage to the sweetest girl
CAPITAL S30,000.00
SURPLUS 515,000.00
Trlrpbom No, 1 Ut press boys for their foresight in elect in town and also'mentioned the ad
Omr«: Iferald Building
ing Haynes secretary.
Our old vent of your firstborn; told of the
Another big factory for Sanford friend Appleynrd served long and visit of pa and inn: sympathized
faithfully, but he has reached thut with you in your sorrow, laughed
* City property continues to change age when the burdens of olfice should with you in your joy, and when you
t H W H Y O U RB U SIW taa
fall on younger and more vigorous die It will do its heat to get you
bands.
through
the
Pearly
Gates
of
Heaven
shoulders, and w.e know of no man
at $I.CP per year.—Polk County
Now for the man who will build in Florida better qualified for the
H. R. STEVENS
C. D. COUCH
position
than
Haynes
of
the
Sanford
Cashier
one hundred houses in Sanford.
Am 'I CaiMw
Herald. —Okeechobee News.
AFTER JULV I
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
We will have the tourists this sea
The raising of cloves will become
There
is
more
money
in
Seminole
son and we need the amusements for
county tliis season than ever before. a non-essential occupation.
them.
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Read the bank statements and talk
Enterprising barbers will be able
to some of the farmers. Now is the to buy a lot of good white jackets
Tho Gcrmhns scuttled the ships time, Mr. Merchant for you to ad- rheap. There will also be a bumper
across or else let SeminolE-DuL.a toll
just like they are trying to scuttle vertisr-in-the-Hernld^aml''krp;
"Bridge
in and hold it until paid for. 106th Artillery of the *27th Divi io
th e German ship "of state,
money at home. Let the man who
Nineteen million feet of first class i he general public does not care who were difficult to get at with supplit
wants to buy know that you have brass foot-rail will be available..
owns the bridges but we do not want when they got to-the front, but wet
Our people go one hundred miles the goods. Everybody reads the
one man to have the St. Johns river j sup lied by the " Y " through the;
American
slang
will
go
into
a
to find a dancing pavilion. Why Herald and everybody patronizes
state of coma for the well-known sewed up and we would much prefer 1regimental supply officers whq re
not have one on the lake front for the merchant who advertises. *
the counties build this bridge and ! ceived stulT for tt.cm three times
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duration.
them?
charge
toll until it is paid for a n d ‘ week. - St. Augustine Record.
Ten safety match factories will go
then
make
it a free bridge. E i t h e r ! ------------------------I into tl:e hands of receivers.
From the way the price pf prop
do this or get progressive enough to!
’
Announcement
No small business need go without build and make it free. If the courterty is advancing in Santnrd there summer time is the time to get ready
We wish to thank all our friend
ahould be a material increase in the for the lug business of the winter a good second hand cash register.
ties can afford to build good roads for their patronage during the pas
next tax roll.
The world’s available supply of they ran afford to build good bridges year and hope to* serve you agaii
months. With the city growing and
forging ahead and capital looking genuine mahogany will jump -1(J per and it is high time that the people next year. We will he back in tim
If you wunt to build a Greater toward Sanford for an investment cut.
demanded this bridge to be built with a full new line of millinery
Sanford patronize the merchants there never was a time when the
Salted peanuts will become a drug by Seminoife and Volusia counties. .with an expert miljiner here to serv
who advertise. They are the men Hoard of Trade could accomplish sq , on the market.
who -do tilings. „ ’
milch. Can we have a good ny-cling
PEACE AT LAST
Several hundred thousand Western
of the* Board of Trade in life near Union clocks will find lest cmtgenail
G e r m a n y has signed a nd with t h e
,,t i,( fuiur.- and can we expect the ptjhlir surroundings.
11alley is going to gi
-pihit t h a t s he has shown all al ong
ihii k spirited citizens to attend and talk
votes from people who
The fool rail limp will! go out of si.ties t h a t she signs u nd e r pressure.
d t h e ’ over the good things that arc coming
they an- voting for the *si vie, anti the rac.- will not have one i Tin -ante ‘‘purit t h a t sank t h e <L-r|
our wav and •>!n-l■h nut (lie ftn-ndiy
Herald SI August; lie
leg *,\ nu ll s longer than the other. m.in ships m an English port af ter
hand to tin i nvestor?
English trust had decreed t h a t the
Saw ilns' w;ll lie turned to the pur
Mure Ships
G*Titians on t he shi ps would n ot neet I
Hob Holly says he wi11 prut
pose for which it was intended
Wa-hingtun
June
i
tt :tl *
an;, g ua rd s to ma ke t h e m act I,he
daily this fall It’- bound to !•
ful ore plans of the shipping hoard
--pr gl.ti; >i,n l, too l.si ,r,i
gi iitlcim-ii,
T h e s a m e spirit t hut
good dailv if Hull prints it, If.* iju
before the house merchant marine
drawing
forced t h e war on a civilized world,
while •< n r o u t e t a Leesburg Fe we r m e n urll
know any other way to do things
tit’li
it at salaries" and "cl an
a ■d .a-, f ' i d w m u m and children
OkflCiT nhee N o \i v
-
men wl l (take to I
newspapers
to
get
t do ! ittn M lltifU. LAW
tlo iIetaid and
lit* new Florida
Art ad la
owned tec
plant ai tl
ng. w 1. 11 It co it a
T h e Sanfi.nf section will ship <* ,-r equipped printing plant
GOO c a r s of p e pp e rs t hi s season.
"Whe n one figures i hal t,!te [o-pocr
c r o p is only one of t he many cr-ips
whipped out nf vtlie Salifortl section
idea
t.-.i* 11 >
un ti l
but Id
s oo n -
a i d sailed " e n t n a r a d e " _after t h c \
had lucti r a p t u r e d a n d faced d e a t h .
T h e s a m e spirit i l t . l t h e y h a v e
shown when a ■Ivilir.-tl world all iw--d
jlictn an unit st • a't . r t h e y saw |
of t h e
uoed i'fu !
w . ii e
thoroughly
whipped
in
age VII I Iin \ la W will tie e;jani! wiiire .t i . enforced Flor1akn tier position among the
When you are ready to put • . ;r
ahoaLs on feed, begin with the fj. A.
Thomas Hog Medicine. Use. regular
ly and ivnt It your sho its round out
into fat hugs hi nine in m tii hogs gone; well ^var 2UH pounds a el
f at e s iii t h e e d n . ' a t ioiml class.
" H H'-
111 lot II - 1,1 rI 'I 1 le 1' .u -i
t*uf
bal l - I' a-uii Mpi
W c l ] tl,*-da y
July "ml and it should he made a
Sfsla occasion. The games will go
J* long way toward keeping our peo
ple in Florida th;s summer.. Hi* a
-•sport titl'd get | he spirit
There is
Jiolhitig, just like tin* great Ami r can
Kami*.
L
M
(
-A .service flaring I he past
.year has returned to Sanford and
promises t o 'make the'Herald a dailyin the fall. It is not necessary to say
THEY ARE
EsaJ-piiiEi
LEDGER TRANSFERS,
But they’to so practical and
durable that you can keep
nearly all your records in
them.
There’s u type to meet every
purpose, and the G?sLPIIEa
slock forms that fit them are
bo carefully designed’that you
are able to use many of them
without the slightest change.
Bound in Red Cowhide Back
and Corners, Corduroy Sides,
Steel Hinges, Top Locking.
Let its ‘ demonstrate how
you can save time, labor and
money by using the Ea^PliKD
Post Binder.
Sanford, Florida
daily paper h i tin* fall, and h - spl* i|ihd wcukly jutpcr will be turned into
a daily. The merchants of Sanford
have decided to strongly support Mr.
Holly in Ids hew venture and lie lias
fully thrilled to run the daily f■,r six
months. • The Sanford Herald ha**
been a great uphuildor of .'■unfold
and surrounding country, and tin*
\dlocate joins in wishing the D;,i!v
Herald and Editor Holly every sii.t
11 ss. It takes money to run a daily
nr a weekly paper in these times, and
the merchants arc the people that
can materially help, in making a good
paper in TSanfofHWIr any* other tow n.
—Titusville Advo ate.
and ti.e i h..
will lie made to
attend school provision.* being mad
for those mentally incapacitated and
those who at the age of sixteen have
performed a certain amount of 'school
work.. The new law will not In* a
hardship upon the parent* Id t Illw.il'
• Inidfit who feel that th-y ar>* not
able to let the child.- • i attend school,
a s provisions are also m a d e f ,r tm •
■ . Id tel]
teat i n ns , -1ay t i i . i f i mi i a a i f i r i n g in.-
cry and ruin to the world.
Such a spirit does nut 'make for
the friendship that a victor should,
have for a vanquished foe who fought
a good light Not the spirit that for
gives and forg. is. N»i the spirit
that would cement all nations to
gether with no dividing lines'm the
hit ure.
Ami yet regardless of the spirit ue
can
all rejoice that peace lias at last
In this day and age all children
should have a common school e d u been ratified.
cation at least and those who feel
that they cannot allow the children
to attend school ure the very people
who should have the advantage of
education.
•Those interested in the law should
study it well and become familiar
with the text by the time that school
opens in the fall and it is published
in this -paper at this time in .order
that the parents may know the law
in all iu jiliases.
WHY NOT BE EXPLICIT?
Say* the Sanford Herald: "\V. II,
Hynes jius been suffering for some
time with a finger on his left-hand."
I’oor fellow! Whose linger Was it?
Most folks have three or four lingers
on their left hand and it seems to mithat w'ith but one finger tln-reon it
would naturally make a feller stiller.
. The recent accident at tiie OMcen
, Palm Bench Post.
ferry emphasizes again the fact that
we need a bridge- across the river at
that point and not a ferry. While
Just a* soon as the Herald said it the ferry and the county is not re
contemplated giving the people of sponsible in this accident it demon
Sanford u daily paper the residents strate^ that such an accident ran
hurried—Ui . the - olfiua to --subscribe. hupp£n ui any time on'uTerry barge
One man signed a contract fur ai - and could not have happened on a
nunl subscriptions to the extent of bridge. The Jferald _hus advocated
five hundred dollars, and there was a the counties of Seminole and Volusia
generous outpouring, as the lent building a bridge across the river at
revivalists say, of the '/flurry-and- this point many times and while this
gjve-lt-to-us" Spirit. Hanford is to paper was against the private owner
ship of such n bridge knowing that
the counties should build it we wunt
a bridge there and if. not u county
HONOR IN NEWSPAPER GAME owned hridgq theji a privately owned
Some time ago the editor of a bridge but give us a bridge.
Denver newspaper was fined ,$'250
11 is tlie rankest fallacy for Sent- st>nMng remittal ces sent *hoftie by
for *contempt of court for declining
innle county- and Volusia to he t soldiers in the fighting area*.. All
when u.lked tn rfevetil to a grand
good roads that ■
W!*a accomplished In a business
jury the names of persons who had spending millirns on
lead up to an ancient ferry and the wa>’ Besidees the gift of more than a
given him information relative to a money on good Toads is pasted *!n ] half milh n in supplies.
During
.matter Investigated by the grand
elTect when people are obliged to re I twenty-two days and nights of fightjury and which information formed sort to a ferry fo get from the coast *nB the Y" mude up a'nd served
the basis for the newspaper stories or go to the coast on the main line 18,000 tons of chocolate,
that originally HtoKecTthe inquiry..
of trnvol. Seminole county is ready,— Regarding- this specific work in
In ..thus refusing to aivuigr. the or at one time was ready to meet this -area, records show that - the
name ut bis informant tthe editor Volusia county half way on this Y. M. C. A. was ub e to serve in
simply regurded the first ethics and bridge matter and if Seminole coun- good shape the 12Dth, 130, ifilst and
ironclad rule of the newspaper game, ty is still willing to build her half 132nd Infantry, the 122nd, 123rd
and that is to keep strictly confulen- tlien Volusia should bo made to come -and ld4th Field Artillery ammuni-
".'Min mi.
try iceiinig nut y iur
hug* on this plan and if you are not
more than pleased we will refund the
cast of the tnadieine.
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MKI M II t N TS G R O C E R Y CO.
•Sfi-tf
"of fti u iiii'f ding were a : ■) i. |
Mi'. If rtey said the Ht dry dicks
wool I le hu in j ' , vi v.Jjer tin ,
1on d be tiie.i m ■,! u d \aii'afoiitfly
for the repair and reconst uetioti nf
ships.
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I bey wid inn be constructed by the
rh ppiiig board itself, be said, but by
|ir v.Tte lornpatti *. \ lii. lt will i ■'
pr di . t h’if),tl.|il.'i(l i in lip-,r
>tru '1toil
Milton's Diction.
flow grandly Milton rolls and winds
through the arches and labyrinth* of
Ids magnificent and Involved dictlufT,
waking musical echoes ;i| every turn
mid variation of Its progress!— K. I’.
" id dm ^ \n niiuncc men!
Whippie.
I’l.” many friend* of I'r Fain yn
this cn*y- w ii be interested i:i i).e Ldlown-g a -,no n, em-i.it hi f*.- |i ytona News;
” Aunoun ii*me at s have been reC'*i veil in Day t eta nf toe fofllicaming marriage of Dr. C. V.’. Fain, one
of Daytona's leading professional
In U n ion
T h e re Is
S tre n g th 1
T
HE principle applies quite
na.much_to.banking, aa - to
soldiers or states or governments.
It is most fortunate thotthe Fed
eral Reserve Banking System has
been in operation during the war.
The advantages o f -this organiza
tion accrue to the customers o f the
member banks who at the same
time contribute to the BtrcngtH
° f .the nation's banking system
and enjoy the benefit of its pro
tection.
FiRST
n a t io n a l
BANK
M E M B E IV ^ j(
FEDERAL RESER VE
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PAGE FIVE
The frantic hunt for houses con
Mrs. M. M. Stewart and her sister
—
tinues In Sanford and the Want from Plant City left Wednesday for
Columns of the Hernld nro the most Hendersonville.
North
Carolina,
popular part of the paper with those where they will spend the next tw*o
f - f Talks Succinctly
who are seeking rooms, houses, etc. or three months. They* were accom
Inland Leak-proof piston rings. panied by Miss Edietli Stewart, who
All sizes, for all cars. Sanford Cycle after spending a few weeks in the
mountains will return to Philadel
69-2tc
Harry Word and Co., 115 Park Ave.
phia
Pa.
W. H. Gragg of Miami is in the
lummer in Waynaavitle, N. C.
Miss Fern Ward are now comfort
Hot
Point nnd Westitighousc irons,
Motorcycle tires and tubes. San ably located in their cot tag * at Day city the guest of Manager Stanage
different
sizes. At Sanford Cycle
of the Hippodrome Theatre. Mr
tona Beach.
ford Cycle Co., 115 Park avenue.
Co.,
115
Park Ave.
G9-2te
Gragg
is
a
•cornetist
and
is
assisting
59-2tc
Go out to Holden Park noxt Wed
the
Hippodrome
orchestra
while
If
you
haven't
picked
your
farm
, T. C. Vincent of Vcro was among nesday and ace the first game of the
here.
j
for
next
se’
a
Son
see
H.
B.
Lewis.
A
the visitors to tin? city on Thursday. new league season between Orlando
number
of
first
class
pieces
ut
at
We have Goodyear 40x8 truck
Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. and Sanford.
59-ltc
tires in slock*. Sanford Cycle Co:, tractive figures.
For
Electric
Wiring,
Fixtures
and
McCuilor’s.
56-tf
115
Park
Ave.
59-2tc
R.
B.
Brdssiere
(of
the
Orlando
Attorney A. K. Powers left Wed Supplies see E. C. Bowman, 30S
Reporter-Star
was
in
the
city
yester
Mrs. II. C. McMullen nnd attrac
5(!-4tp
nesday for New York on legal mat- East Fifth St.
day looking after the interests of
tive
little
sons,
H.
C.
Jr.
and
Paxton
Miss Iluth McDaniels is home for
tens.
that sprightly paper. The Reportera
vacation with her mother and returned to their home in Jackson Star is taking three months' sub
E. M. Galloway is carrying his
ville
Sunday
after
a
very
pleasant
arm in a sling ns the result of his car fr ft. ds nd will return next week to visit with Mrs., McMullen’s sisters of scriptions now for the. ball season j
Sacksonville.
licking him. *
and is publishing photos of Sanford
this city.
Ask to hear No. 2724—At Dawn
and
Orlando ladies who are at Day- j
Ask to hear No. 2318*-Hnil Co
Ask to hear No. 781,18—Orientate,
.1 1
lumbia. at H. L. Gibson's, Second ing. The It os ary, at 11. L. Gibson's, Violin solo by Sigdel, at H. L. Gib Iona Beach. * ’
and Magnolia.
59-1 tc
and Magnolia. *
59-1 to
Ask
to
hear
No,
(1108—How
You;
son's,
59-ltc
, Second and Magnolia.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferran and
Guunu
Keep
'.Em
Down
on
the
M. Hand has purchased this
Sergennt Stanley Walker is borne
ek a new Chandler car from the family of Eustis were in the city after an absence of more than a year Farm, medley, by Billy Murray, at
Thursday, the guests of Mr. and
t Tire Co.
in the service of his countfy in the II. L. Gibson's. Second and Magno
rr-A^Stonc—Till kinds—of^hnulF
motor corpiTbranch. He spent many lia:— :---------- :------------------ 59-ltc
Mr. and Mpt. R. II. Bronson left months in France and saw some
Mrs. D. S. Babbitt is now very
I lag. Phone 243.
50-tf
Wednesday for Tampa wheYe they hard service.
pleasantly
located at the University
_Mr.^aniL Mrs. George Speer and take a steamer fur Key West to
of
Virginia,
after spending two
| family are spending a few weeks at make their future’ home.
The-largegt stock of Mazda lamps
weeks
with
her
sister, Mrs. B. E.
Daytona Beach.
in town, including 2 new types.' De
E-Z Seal ijuurt fruit jars at L. P. liveries made. W. H. Treadwell, Ilaley at Rocky Mount, N. C., and
Orlando and Sanford will play the
McCuller's.
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also several days in Richmond. Mrs.
neJtt "to Fire Station.
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first game in the nc.w league here
Babbitt expects to spend about six
Mrs.
R.
It.
Deas
jind
family
and
nest Wednesday.
O. P. Swope of Oviedo is the first
Mrs. R. C. Bowers and family have Seminole county man to purchase weeks lit the University taking a lec
Prices reduced on nil go ds at returned from a month's pleasant
ture course.
the new model Chandler car. The
Mr*. Grace Williams' millinery store.
sojourn at Daytona Beach.
Bicycle lumps, .bells, horns, pedals, j
Wight Tire Go. are very proud of
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coaster
brakes, ■
Ask to hear No. 49585 Keep the this new* car and expect lb sell many saddles, chains.
Mrs. J. E. I.uing was called to Tul- Home Fires Burning, at 11. L. Gib
handle
bars.
Everything
fop
the
1
Uhhssseo this week by the serious son's, Second and Magnolia*. 59-lte more this season.
bicycle. Sanford Cycle Co., 115
Ask to hear No. 2728' Turkestan,
llness of her aunt.
• . .
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It. J. Holly spent Sunday at Day by Billy Murray and the American Park Ave.
Buy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co. tona Beach and attended l be mi'til
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tibbals of
Quartette, at II. L. Gibson’s, Second
65-tf
11at tirs City, who were Here several
ing ol the daily newspaper editors at and Magnolia.
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Mi s Sara Wight lias returned the Daytona Beach Hotel.
ys the guests of Mrs Ti Mini's
Leon, tbs fanev truck driver and aunt, Mrs. Fannie Mutuant left Sun| horn*' after a pleasant visit with
Woodland Park will be open the transfer expert has returned to San
Ifriends in Orlando.
d y. Mrs. Tihlials will visit her
next two Sundays.
5s-2lc
ford. He star ed to France to sec V-t< r. Faynm Ki bit, at Jacksonville
Mayor Davison and Artie Smith
Edward Nelson ha: arr.ved home bis relatives hut could not gel li.s
«iti among the Sunford visitors to from France *where he saw active passport visaed by the French con ami Mr Tiblnits util visit relutiviss
in Kentucky .who.-*' Mrs. Tibbals
Pa;, loan Reach Sunday.
service with the 78th Inf., arpl made sul in New York,
will
join him later before returning
Ask to ‘hear No. 2291 Sons of a record us a !*arp*»ii«ter ’ .
Ford part* we carry a line of to Florida.
Ann - -a, a* II L. Gibson's, Second
E-Z Si al pint fruit jars at 1. P. Ford parls Top recover,* and scat
. Gave Dinner Party
Ask to hear No. 2721 A good mg day a ' lendunce fur the opening
Iaim Magnolia,
* 69-1 tc r McCuller’s.
Sanford Cycle*- Co., 115 Man
games of the semitin, which starts
- 'ul-if | covers,
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake of Sanis
h-tr*i
to
Find
ami
That's
Got
Roy Symrs and Meade«Fox wrire I. A Bromley ‘ liolli*' af'i-r -peiid- Park Ave
59-21 e
’em. This a iii a | i a h, al II L next veek l l * aw aril *will be I 11 | :*i gave ,i delightful dinner SalurInrr.'oc rt, Sanford visitors at Day- jug u fi w dity > iii Norl li t '.iroiii a
Mr and Mr,. K I Starling lell <iibsoit. S'mo*mI amf Magnolia 59-1r mi tb* hirgi pi reentagi* of the pop-j day evening at which places were
Inria Hi .n il last Sunday.
ul.iti.ii turning out and the stale laid for eigMeeh of the younger suciwhere he uei ompnnied Mft liriitn yesterday for New York. ButTulo
M P. l-ij”' who is from Mecklen r emui I of I 11!., v v ’l be lin' d ns u ;■ - ; ; S m.*,.- I,
Complete stock Diamond tires. ley who will spend the summer there. and many other points in she.nortli1 lie eti***riainburg, North Carolina where they
Wight Tire Co.
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t ine-Ht was arranged for the pleas ire
Ask to. hear No. Egyptlund and ert states on an extended vacation make a spe, salty of hornets’ Itest.s basis
Col U F Stovall, "ho "his prioril.ee ltr.niters have a change of Mummy Mine, ut H L Gibson's, and pleasure trip, They will be
their ilougfeters, tin* Misses Mauri
s;tv s till* nest found by If C Nhcufcr I dent uf I lie kr-t Florida State ■u t •* -'*1a
tins' several weeks
ad'i ri i'i«menl in this issue «>( I he Seeond nii'l Magnolia
Places were arruiiged*
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near Ihi^ citj is a h >i net's n, .t ami
Bt-rit’.tl I! " ill im en i
u
\!i I lo* later t- sung ami dance mu mu a yello'i' IJ1bet's Itesl I'earl is l.eag (‘ back III I9H9. annouuceri tin' f1r t u fuUiiwtog: Mis** Dorothy
Mr. and Mr* \ k !{i>-xi-Uer and
T.-e frst Hall gam 1
(he season children left Tdeedaj liijj^ln r ear L.r *io Colin- in ami bear them, at anxious lo secure tins trophy am) gel offer iif t lie cup last night and the Humph, Mrs. Lucy Byrri Smyt ie,
in I he new league here Wednesday t 'omilliTee, ^Georgia., where they will H L. Gibson's, second nnd Mag <4 prize for it in i he annual hornet's r i val ' ■ for* t h e t n e *1 “ 0--,*Ili*’>4 ,t , Mi-t-i Vic) in*t Nesbit. Miss Nftf-UU
bring ii'xuit a i:n*rr> begiun; ig f *r •i •> • i . title C nth >t,y, .Itrry B.
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Ibetween Orlando and SanTord •
spend a month visiting relatives and nolia
m*st parade indulged, in at Charlotte. t h e ■ii,;tu* H*ason. T a m p a Tribiim ! _
Jr , Tom' Martin. J r , FrankTin
Martini Washington, tin N t ' , in M,e, of next. ;. ear
i (line, oils and greases, free u;r friends.
Wti.ii.raff,
lluwkins Cotioetly, R.*»itransport
that
It.
J.
Holly
was
on
as
Ma to serve you Sanford Cycle
WANTED
DI D t LEAN
nald
Holly,
August *KtJliertj, Walter
Bicycle
Repairing
mfr
bicycle
re* • ♦ ♦
* ♦ ♦ ♦
transport secretary will carry in
F
115 I'ark A\e.
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BAGS, ANY KIND EX
Connelly,
Mrs.
A. 1*. Connelly and
pair
simp
|*
tilllargi-.
1
t
illiil
♦
terned German prisoners- back to
Mr. tleo. Fox, Sr., and daughter.
CEPT
01.1)
S(M KS,
M
r.*.
B.
\V.
Ilernduh.—Daytona
••qmpperi
repair
the
city.
shop
in
♦
Christian S
Rotterdam, Holland this week, leav
Miss Martha are spending n few
COATS,
PANTS
OR
Bench
New*.
All
*vi>r!;
(lane
i
gmtrariquickly
tun
wilt
In*
held
a
ing Charleston piers.
♦
BED SPREADS, VT THE
[months over ft! Day tuna Bench.
l If1*4| tin* best. Siiiifurd t yelt- ('tc. ♦ Club, Oak a'
le, between
Spot
Lights,
horns,
bumpers,
minHEK\1.D
OFFICE.
5!Mf
Quart Mason fruit jars at I*. P.
Park
Avt*.
7.9-21*,
115
Third
and
F'ourlh
strets,
• • ♦ • • • •
♦ * • ♦ ♦ ♦ * *
A limited number of violin pupils lor meters, everything for (lie. auto
M Culler's.
56-tf
♦
on
Sunday,
morning
at 11
AT
mobile
(
I.
>
.-ur
Cun-tiN
a
1952
Sanford
will lie accepted h;. t'ha S Stallage
Vliiyiir ! '.i';st’ti "ill
I H
Vr;ATii, Mil,,' by Mi n* art.,
II 1 *
title
di . * ll.a Springs. \ trg:n a, w*, rv R •'ideii' I and si ndl.i 111 pal met t ,
♦
<,
i
iml
i
if
t
<
1
M
;i
cniiiiii
*
. VII persons rie-.lijug tu ul* P
Mr ILilph Wight w.t! lea'i this
Ih* i, ,;l enjoy I he bat hs for. m-v.-nil avenue.
* + «## + « +
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lend
Sunday school will
| tt i
Mr and Mrs. V A Kay n r and "eSr, fur Daytona lieai'li wluTe she
photic
No.- 19. :iOii or 9J-J
J.
A.
Shelley
and
K,
Ik
Shelley
AMention Farmers
Capt. and Mrs. G. A. Brower aro It. E. Squires lift Saturday f >t tlie.r will fn^ the guest of lier sister, Mrs, nnd James M. Fry of Palntka are lit
not
luicr
tha n Saturday
Read the advertisement in this
|ha k home after a trip of several old homes at Goodground, L mg La Verne ' Hurt, who with Mrs. Ed the city the guest’s of Will Shelley,
noon.
Free
transportation
tweaks to Hot Springs si ml other Island. They expect to be absent ward Higgins and family* is spending brother of the Shelley boys. They issue of The. Ford Son Tractor. Thu
will
he
furnished
them . to
the summer at the beach.
for a month or more.
best, and cheapest tractor for- all
(points.
and from If within a radius
are. prominent farmers in the Hnxt- farm use. (’ F, William.* is the
Base ball supplies, hells, lints,
Southern tires, 61)00 mile guaran ioK.s section and are anxious '» loeute
Ask to hear No HI 05 King Cotof three miles of the Meth
for
B(,rtilin ut
Ford
gloves,
mils, et<*. Everything for the tee, all sizes, CttlxJ to .'15x1 1 Sun- in
11•••i March, at II. L. Gibson's. Serodist church.
banloril district.
district
the Sanford
They are Garage,
boys. Sanford Cycle Co.
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ford C/'lft Ihi, 115 Park Ave
Iond and Magnolia,
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looking over the farm lands here
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James Hull is. bark from France
A. It. Commons of Stone Island
" tii a view of purchase anil are the
NOTICE
where
he
was
in
the
service
of
Uncle
|
(iiiiiii,*
(Li
*rry
at
Jin
ktomvillc
was jprint leal kuiil of farmer* that we
• * *
| w,i- in the city yesterday and rePrior to July 15th payment of pav
Ipnrts everything quirt tm Lake am in thy :i2:i Inf., and where he in fhe city Saturday look ii > after need Imre.
ing nnd sidewalk liens will be ac
made n good soldier hut he is glad the interests of the government in
Monroe.
Ask In see and hear Bubble Brook cepted at fare of Hen plus allnrm-y's
“ Pieces of Elobt."
to
be
back
borne
again.
the
War
Savings
Stamp
campaign
There's a man at the curb to
Record for children. Put out by fte nnd costs. Payments under this
The
piece
or eight wus (fie Spanish
| serve you.
55-tf
While at Day tuna Beach stop at Goode is a former newspaper man Cola people. They are just the urdcr must be cakh. After July 15th piastre or peso, now called ti dollar,
M s. Mahlon Wright left for Nash- Hotel Breakers. New management. who gave up tlm work to jiSlp witi thing for Kiddies, at Hi L. Gibson, all paving liens will be enforced by thus known tlirntighntit the Spanish
the-war.
<
*
foreclosure..
‘50-1 tc
Second and Magnolia.
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luallt lit the days of piracy, because It
I vilje, Tenn., Tuesday where.she will Kates reasonable.
By order of city rotyirll.
Woodland
Park
will
lie
ojlen
the
wqs divided'Into eight real*. It was
visit relatives and friends for several
A. S. Perry of Augusta is in the
Perlyns &. Britt In their ndvertiseJ. J. Dickinson,
i silver ililit worth $1 in the United
[months.
city looking for a house to locate next two Sundays and July Fourth. thent- today call attention to the fact
State*.
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City
Attorney.
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here,
us
he
is
the
newly
appointed
that they arc* offering some line
Dr, D. C. 'Ward, Osteopath is <i n
Harry Cobb is home from Franco prizes to the members of the* bull
ISanford on. Monday, Wednesday manager of the Southern Bell Tele-,
where he was a member of the fa team. The prizes ure valuable and
phone Co., at this place.
[and Friday of each week. 58-tf
saw tire an added inducement to . the
The B. & O, Garage has a new
Ask to hear No. 19517—There's a mous Wildcat Division and
service
of
many
months.'
Harry
is local players to speed up and make
| advertisement in tjijs issue regard Long, Long Trail, at II. L.'Gibson,
glad
to
get
back
home
again
and
good. Read the advertisement nnd
ing Kokomo Tires and Buick curs. Second and Magnolia.
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says that Florida is the best place in then call attention of the players to
| Look for it.
Mrs. N. H. Garner and her daugh the world.
it and then go out and root for the
A six course fish and chicken din- ter, Mrs. J. B. Lawson and little
home team. •
WANTED
OLD
CLEAN
| ner, 75c. Fish suppers 50c, at the ■Dorothy left .yesterday afternoon for
BAGS.
ANY
KIND
KX-‘
FOR SAI.E—Electric Shoe S h o p Ajr*s Day tuna Beach Hotel, 50-tf Atlanta where they will spend the
CBPT
OLD
SOCKS.
One Champion curve and stitcher, 1
remainder of the summer.
COATS,
PANTS,
OR
Champion loose nailer. I Landis fin
Dssk4B.iyjTO.imui wsvu**’jbniwnsuiwmmurtijuuijiuti 3
e a d q u a r t e r s iTjjp*
WHEN YOU THINK OF CAN
BED SPREADS. AT THE
isher, 2 solidify jack*, I l wo II. P. mo
DY THINK OF THE KANDY
HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf
tor, I sole cutter, 1 bench lools,
KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR
Bicycle Tires—New, fresh stock $700.00. i;. H. PETERS, Lake
n
e a r e
1'N IT WE HAVE IT.
STAR
— ------*‘-GfUnrp
and- guaranteed - tit -$6.00- per -patrr •Helen. 1'Fla:--------*
I
THEATRE "BUmDING.
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Put on free of charge. Sanford
O. P. Herndon of the Star Theatre
Mrs. R. J, Holly ha3 returned Cycle Co.,* 115 Park Ave.
59-2tc has just installed some line frames
home after several days at JDaylona
■a;
Mr. Chus. McMahon of the 20th for his jiosters in front of the th Beach where she was pleasantly en
atre. Aside from their attractive
tertained by Mr. and Mra. Ayres at Engineers arrived 'in Sanford . Wed
Let us Bend you.
feature
the’ new frames tin nway
nesday,
Juno
18lh,
nfter
being
over
the Daytona Beach Hotel.
seas
for
the
past.
18
months.,
5(r.
with
the
pasting of the lithographs
E cordially invite you to make our Bank
a quart or more
pocket and end wrenches, all and Mrs. McMahon and buhy girt each day, as the new style frame
your Ifeadquartcrs for business or other
sixes. Sanford Cyc|p-Co.,' 115 Park will leave in a week or two for thoir holds, the hill without pnste. The
of our delicious
Ave.
.
• • 59-2tc
home In Miami.
lithographs- look ve y attractive in
purposes where we can be of service.
Ice Cream for
J. Howard Jarrott, Jr., of Savan , I *have returned to Sanford and their i ew- frames and the Star is
nah. Ga., was u Saturday guert of will give iny personal attention to greatly enhanced in
appearance
Sunday Dinner.
Our loyalty to the community extends to you.
hi* cousin, Mrs. R, A. Terheim. Hu the lamn Auto Transfer business. thereby.
was accompanied by Mr Jamison of Your patronage will be appreciated. GEORGIA PEACHES BY EXPRESS
whether or, not you are a customer of ours today.
t
the A. C’. L. Supply train.
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Leon.
Nothing but bent select, perfect
Ask to hear No. Cl07—The Royal
*1- Wejare here to be "bothered" and your call a t a n y _
Patronize the merchants (who ad fruit shlppod. Gordons and Garmons
Vagabond, at II. L. Oilman's, Second* vertise in the Herald; They arn the June~"lsl iu‘ 20th‘, Ralls and Hllcy’s
time will be a pleasure to us. •
.
and Magnolia.
59-ltc
ORDER NOW
real business men of Sanford whoi June 15th to July 1st, Elbcrtas Juno
Presiding Btder Dr. Hilburn will believe in publicity and progress.,. 25lhr.Jul 15th. Three Dollars per
preach at Ethel on Saturday, July They believe in advertising and be- c,-t ' ^"h le r'a Check or Mouey
S T R E N G T H ’*
SERVICE
I2th And hold third quarterly meet lieve In the Herald and nre making ^ r^cr*
ing. Pastor Allen , will. give fifth It po- si hie for Sanford to have u
Reference, Uank of Weston. C.'*B.
Sunday to Moore's Chapel church. real newspaper.
*
*
Long, Weston, Ga.
57-4tp
Ask to hpar No. CIOG—La Mar
Miller tires and tubes—all sizes in
•Will Give.Sliver Gup
at llyi:s$t sup* by Graviure, at II. L. stock. You don't have to wntft. we
The Tribune Cup will be awarded
J u st Phone 325
' ; ’-*4" ' lfl
" ht'oI m e : i n s t i t u t i o n "
wibsun’s, Second and Magnolia.
• »
can serve you. Sanford Cycle Co.-, to the town of the Florida State
C isauua.ua
59-ltc
115 Park avenue.
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League which gathers the best open
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Mention of *
Millers In Brief
Personal Items
of Interest
In and About 1
^ 1he City
Victory Celebration
of Fourth of July
at New Smyrna
Four automobile races on the
beach for cash prizes. . .
•5 , J
Interesting program of sp o rtsand contests.
TBig dance on cement pavem ent
in evening.
Good music ail day and evening
by Company A Military Band.
in
fa
- -Ss.
New Smyrna July 4th.
^ Make. Our Bank.
Your H
Taste is the Test
M
^YOUR F R IE N D S
SeminoleCountyBank
BOWER & ROUMILLAT
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PAGB SIX
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THE SANFORD HERALD
Daily Fashion -Hint
BUDGET OF OP I NI ON “JUST
BETWEEN YOU AND ME”
EVEN THE GATE POST
NOT IN IT
A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes
and Faith, "lie’ll Print ’em”—
So Says Sauntcrcr.
JtJNE 27. 1919
fore your eyes. Close-ups ef the im
portant operations are shown liber
ally, anti anybody witnessing these
typically American methods of build
ing cannot but feel a thri l of pride
at the achievements of bis'country
men in the mechanical world.
These filmp have been adopted by
the United States Government as a
part of their educational series.
^ v C A V t^
BACK
in the vulcanizing business sts
long experience, thoroughness. „
ern equipment and a policy of
prices, both to us arid our cus tori
Many motorists havt* found thai
availing themselves of our gm-j
they were able to reduce their tire
pcnse by half of the former cost
PHONE 17
Sanford, Florid
FOURTH JULY CELEBRATION
StrRiefl. ginghptn b u s e d for th e
ffeond dress, which is made with a
suspender sk irt to be worn with
gulmpo of lawn, organdy or dim ity.
The skirt la trim m ed with deep poc
kets. Two yard s of gingham nnd 1' J
yard* 3G-in eh dim ity nro sufficient
f r a girl of average size
Cbamliray qr linen wimld look well
made up after the third model. The
-h’'rt walsted bodice buttons in dou*
blt breasted fashion and is joined to
a gathered sk irt, pocket trim m ed.
The flecvos’aro sh o rt and self-cuflib.
F irst Model: Pictorial Review
brcs.i No. 7GS4! Sizes, 2 to G yen*!'
Price. 20 cents.
Pot-r,nd Mode*: Dress No. 7779
Sizf-i. G in it years Price, 20.cents
Third Model: Dress No. 72f*G. Sizes.
6 to 12 ) ears.
Price, 20 CCBlS.
OF OC R SUCCESS
Dailonn Beach—Formal Opening of
the Summer Tourist Season
The business men and hotel pro
prietors, barked up by the Triple
Cities Chamber of Commerce of
Daytona, Daytona Reach and Sea
breeze are planning an interesting
program, which.will be held in the
popular, resort city of -Daytonu
Reach*
The object of this patriotic cele
bration is prjrTiarily for the purpose
of entertaining the hundreds of Cen
tral Florida • friends of the Triple
Cities; who spend the week-ends and
the summer sra-on at the beach.
Mapy tm Movements have been
made along the l.ne o hotel and
apartment uceommoda ions, :nd a
great deaal pf activity is evident
along the lines of business in these*
resort cities.
■
187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE MONROE
Joining Iiulkhcad on the West'. Two.blocks of building Lots
With two story factory building.
Address: C. KENNISON, I*. 0 . Box 505, Orlando, Fla
The program will consist of: Rail
game at f»:00.-a. m.: followed by
parade of decnrslted floats at 11:(H1
a. m.; Reach dinner and aeroplane
Muni* from 1:00 p. m to
the
Daytona .Municipal Hand will fur-,
nish a free ’concert and payillfon
dancing frotn -:U0 to U;:10 p. m. dr*
the be eh. The feature of ,the d iy
will be the automobile, motorcycle'
and bicycle races on the World’s
'a:ii<m>
(* can
SjM*t*dwuy
at
. j . JO
p. m. with ra Mi prizt-s ami medals
for
the
winners.,
Kntr.«*
tit
the-*
SQUEEGEE TREAD
T ires
! » e v..4: enpy surf
Sentinel . ^,,,1 automobile driving on the won
l a g o o ns a m i
Wouldn’t
Dress Shoes
Suppose, for example
you had a lot of walk
— w ould
you
wear
flim sy-soled dress
V i course not—for
•you'd see to it that
your shoes were the
tough-soled, substan
tial, serviceable sort.
The same holds with
the “shoes” for your
automobile.
You want your car to
keep going on one set
of tires as long
sible.
red. sidewalls,
.'—are the tough-tread
td . substantial
that will
give you
more
for good measure.
I f you want a tire that
'wiB make you come
back for more, buy
CDC DIAMOND.
WIGHT
SANFORD,
H ul l .il.d
now in r a p t m t y . Tin
Picture* of t he se two h i g h w a y m e n
look to me like "my oid friends,
lirpaln ”U li.iatn-. and O i a u ne e y ( ip
c'lit Wilson T h e y were not in c,i;>-
In-re. iii fact the;, were perfi-i-ti) wnlmg In -.lay here without
being in captivity but 1 reckon if
they are n„w in Orlando it is rw*res-iiri in hold them in captivity In
ca use no one would stay down there
.unless he was in captivity. Ninon
Rutt had belter keep these two
. Every day is a fresh beginning, birds in a good strong room, with
Every day is the world made new. plenty of bars (iron bars I meant so
Y'ou who are weary of sorrow and they will not break out and come
sinning.
hack to Sanford. Vess urn
Here is a beautiful hope for you —
"Eveev day is a fresh beginning:
1.1 -ten, rny soul, to the gbid re
frain.
And in spite of sorrow and older
sinning,
And puzzles forecasted and pos
sible pain,
Take heart with the day, and "begin
again."
* fount Leon de Truckskv tin*
major domo of the Carnes Hotel is
back home after getting as far as
New York on the first leg of his
journey to Paris. Leon obtained hia
passport dll right but he could not
convince the French consul that he
was a Frenchman and the consul
could not J‘compre" the Hebrew face
and the French name. It was in
vain that Leon pleaded that he was
really a human tiring despite his
Darwinian tendencies The consul
was adamant ami Leon is back on
the job of riding the head baggagp
on the jitney truck.
c My old friend Roy Bowers or
"Doc" as his friend* affectionately
call him i* 'timing to the front in
ci'y affairs and 1 am glad to see
him .getting into the thick of the
fray.- I like the way he-goes after
things and lie la bowid to be heard
from in the future. -He believes in
using a cold chisel in prying off the
shell from the fossilized birds that
are sitting on the town lid and if
said birds cannot be made to sing
"Doc” believes in putting them into
the discard where they belong. In
stead of spraying them with Mary.
Garden perfume "Doc" uses dis
infectants.
* • *
but stilt in Jacksonville.
vanvoice
still
* I asked a prominent citizen this
week what he thought about l h e ! ‘'* A< H1NERY \ EHSl'S
new rily charier. He said he did
not know anything about the char
ter hut that anything was bettci American Production Methods the
Theme of Educational Film
A. question that is often asked in
connection with the recent war with
Germany is "llow did Antfrina. in
the space of months overcome the
twenty or more years’ start that
Germany had in the manufacture of
war materials of every .description?”
Those jvho know answer the ques
tion in three words, "By quantity
production." But this answer means
little to the average person who has
not seen the American method of
quantity production in actual opera-
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JUNE 27. 1919
'PrcsH*Commlnpcg*
my shirts and I couldn't sec her try
J
ItT
So I ironed the'last two myself.
||D aytona, June. 19.—The following
You know I am lender hearted and
officers for the Florida Press Associa
I
didn't mind giving her the price.
tion for the ensuing year have been
If
you had to pay 32.25 for it you
appointed by T. Et. Fitzgerald, presi
wouldn't
have gotten over it in a
dent of the association:
week. Oh, well,' 1 have CO francB
Executive committee: Mrs. Lois
left. Am sending you a 2 mark and
K. Mayes, Tensacola Journal; E.
a 1 mark, German money. I think
Taylor, Miami Herat ; Harry L.
the paper is better than the French.
trade mark
Brown, St. Augustine .Record; J. E.
Well, Mother, this is some war;
Worthington, Tampa Times; Gilbert'
the
famous battle of Paris, some
D. Leach, eesburg Commercial.
story I’ll have to tell you.
The production o f citrus fru its
Committed on Constitution and
I will close with love and kisses for
By-Laws: C. O. Codrington, DeLand
is a fine art— the most highly de
all.
News; R. J. Holly, Sanford Herald;
veloped branch of horticulture.
C
Your devoted,
J. C. Brossier, Orlando ReporterSonnie.
Star.
•
P. S. Am sending you a map of
Knowledge and skill are re
Membership Committee: Mrs. C*
Paris.
Have
marked
President
Wil
H. llolderman, Cocoa Tribune!"
quired gt every step—from se
son’s home No. 1. American Pence
jJVayne Thomas, Plant City Courier;
Commission building No. 2. Head
lection of land for the grove to
N. P, Nerwich, Palatka Post.
quarters.Paris District No. 3. Louvre
the protection of fru it on trees
Finance; R. W. Storrs, DeFuniak
No. 4; Hospital No. 57, is No: 6.
Breeze; A. K. Wilson, Fort Pierce
from insect -und other enemies.
You can tell most of the places by
Tribune; II. C. Sparkman, Daytona
re
'W&.
the names on the map. The gardens
Journal.
and parks arc easily noticed. Blue
BEAUTIFUL AND ORIGINAL,
Success in raising grapefruit
: Legislation: W. R. Carter, Jack
lines
are
subways.’
The
wall
runs
Dame
Fashions
says
It
Is
a
season
Goodrich is making
and oranges is evidence that the /
sonville Metropolis; ' R. J. Holly, of lace and there Is no dissenting entirely around the city, 20 ft. high,
*he burliest, sturdi
Sanrord Herald; Willis M. Ball, word when one-can havo an over-, from 20" to 40 feet across. Will ex
grove owner-has a high order of
dress of bo ft ecru thread lace mount- plain better whdn I see you
est, most* lasting
Jacksonville Times-Unlon.
-intelligence and-the~capacity f o r ~
id .an- dainty . paaleLaatln— Thera la
tires iha rubber in -‘Virgil.
an overbiouso o f the satin, with a
Its application in practical ways.
dusiry has ever
suspicion of a pcplum below tho
HOME IS CASTLE
crushed girdle, and deep turndown
seen; and Goodj-icb
Oviedo Home Burned
And Can Be Used As Storehouse collar to finish tho V- or ovnl-ahapcd
knows it.
. Is there any reason why-the
'
The.home
occupied by M^s. Mary
neck.
Medium size requires 3«J
For Liquor
yards
32-Inch
deep
laco
and
4
yards
Jacobs
und
her
son,
Edward
at
In every test of road*
ability that has been proved su f
Washington, June 26.—A man’s 36-Inch satin.
Oviedo was burned to the ground
roughing to which tires
Pictorial
Rovlow
Dress
No.
7906.
right to store liquor in his home for
ficient to master all the problems
Saturday night about 11 o'clock.
can be put, Goodrich
the long ‘‘dry’* period nfter July 1 Slzos, 16 tQ 20 years. ‘ Price, 25 The fire was started when a lamp in
o f citrus culture should not also
e
Tires have unfolded an
stood up today against an attack on cents,
the room of Mrs. Jacobs was over
endurance, an ability
be found equal to the task of
that provision of the prohibition en
turned. As the lump struck the
to take punishment,
forcement
bill
before
the
house
judi
sociation of the (Jailies of the state floor it hursted, scattering the oil in
marketing the crops of the per
which has run into
ciary committee. "
be formed, to be known as the As every direction
which
instantly
•phenomenal mileage.
sons who possess it?
Near the end of an all day session sociated Dailies of Florida was car caught fire. Edward had just re
Confident In this know!*
*
the committee voted down an amend ried.
tired while Mrs. Jacobs was in the
edge and belief, Good
The growers who are members
ment which would have made it u Motion of Chris Codrington that net of retiring and although many
rich desires that all
lawful for a citizen to have liquor in the chair appoint a committee to persons were on the street and gnvc
o f the Florida Citrus Exchange
tire users share in the
his possession, struck out a section attend the meeting of the Southern immediate assistance in removing
confidence of Goodrich,
believe there is no such reason
which would have prevented "use” Newspaper Association in July at valuables from the house, scarcely
and the big mileage
by a citizen of liquor in his private Asheville. Committeo
appointed, whatsoever was saved so rapidly did
and that collectively and co-op
Goodrich Tires assure.
dwelling and decided that in the Brown, Brossiere, Clay Codrington. the flames spread.
eratively they are entirely cap
matter of general enforcement there
Therefore, Goodrich an
There was no insurance on the
Motion that Holly he made vice
would he no difference between war president pro tem. carried.
able of themselves se'ling the
nounces to present and
household effects, though hte house
time and constitutional provisions.
future owners of its
Motion that committee he up- which belongs to C. J. Martin was
product of their groves.
pneumatic tires — an
Even with this and other changes pointed to take up the communica insured. It was a five room cottage
adjustment ' basis of
the hill as it will he reported out tion of F. B. Stoneman of the Miami and had been constructed hut little
They ask other growers to
6.000 miles for SAFE
is considered as all embracing. So Herald regarding the exchange of over a year.ago. ,
TY TREADS, and
drastic are its provisions, members Florida news by the daily papers of
join them, for mutual benefit and
8 . 0 0 0 m i l e s for
of the committee said, that while a the state. * Committee appointed F.
New
Hank
at
Winter
Garden
protection, assured by ten years
SI L V E R T O W N
man may put out a keg of beer in B. Stoneman, Hugh Kpurkmun and
Winter Garden, June 21.—At a
CORDS,
instead of
o f its successful operation that
his cellar he may he convicted and J. C. Brossiere.
meeting held here last night n new
the 3,500 and 5,000
fined for instance if he wears a
Motion that the next meeting he hank was organized with a capital
the Florida Citrus Exchange is
m i l e s ’ respectively,
watch fob on which thrre is a picture held in Orlando was carried, the stock of $26,000.00.
It will he
heretofore in force.
the ideal form of marketing or
of the keg as an advertisement.
meeting to he called by the vice known as the First National Bunk
Remember that a Goodganization for the best interests
In a general consideration of the president.
of Winter Garden, g
rich adjustment is a
measure the committee made a num
After a vote of thanks had been
o f the citrus industry.
The following officers were elected:
fair one,
Goodrich
ber
of
minor
changes,
hut
the
prin
extended
to
Mr.
und
Mrs.
Ayeres
of
J.
D.
McMillan,
president;
H.
E.
knows the mileage is
cipal fight w;as over the quostioh of the Daytona Beach hotel for many Bumhy, vice president, and A, B.
in its tires, and more;
For information regarding
the right of home storage for per courtesies shown the newspaper men Newton, cashier, and ten directors,
and to make you realize
terms of membership in tha
sonal use. Representative Morgan, the motion to ndjourn was carried. J‘. F. Ange, J. 1?. Smith, J. D. Hen
you lose money in be
Florida Citrus Exchange and
Republican, of Oklahoma, endeavor
The newspaper men were the nas, S, T. Willin, J. N, Joiner, A. C.
ing without Goodrich *
other
points of interest to
ed
to
have
stricken
out
the
question
guests of T. E. Fitzgerald at lunch Bruy, K. L. Harris, A. F. LandTires, the new Good-’
you,
write,
wire, ’phone or
reading
that
"it
shall
not
he
lawful
eon
at
the
Daytonn
Beach
hotel.
street, A. Y. McMillan and A. S,
rich adjustment is pro
call
on
tho
to
possess
liquor
in
one’s
private
Ficquetle.
claimed broadcast.
dwelling while thp same is occupied
Lcltcr From Virgil Smith
The A. B. Newton store building
and used by him only os his dwell
was
bought as a site and will he ’re
Buy Goodrich Tires
The following letter from Virgil
ing."
modeled
and ready for occupancy by
from a Dealer
Ardent prohibitionists on the com Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs C. II. September I.
mittee. voted uguinst the Morgan Smith of this city will he interesting
ADJUSTMENT
proposal for the reason, they said, Jo his Sanford friends:
Orange County Citrus
Fabrics • 6,000 miles
Paris, France,
Useful T h o u g h U nw ed .
Sub-Exchange
that nothing was to he gained by
ORLANDO,
.
.
FLORIDA
Tin* moilern >lew Is that a woman la
Cords • 8,000 miles
June 7; 1919, 8:30 p. m.
enacting a law so drastic uh to arouse
-,i
nrceii
•r'ly
a
failure
because
her
the hostility of people who rejoiced My Dpar Mother:
t
_'■ Miss-spent.—Boston
that the day of the saloon had end
If you could see yoiir “ Sonnie"
ed. Prohibition members support now! From the tiinp of dny you
ed an amendment eliminating, the would think it was dark, hut not
Wi sdom In Saving.
provision that the liquor must he ob here, for I have just sturted this
A m/in mny. If lie k n o w s not how to
tained and placed in storage prior to letter and 1 am going-to finish it be
s a v e nx he gels, k e e p Ills nose all hts
the date the "act would become ef fore it gels dark.
life
to (he g r i n d st o n e am) die not
fective.
Ah amended the section
The s u n h a s j u s t d i s a p p e r u e d be w o r t h a grout lit last.
reads, "that such liquor need not he
hind the horizon, and the moon is
reported, provided the burden of way up, ami 1 api sitting in front of
showing that possession is legal upon our home (a squad tent! with my
Be Glad.
If you see a - ma n or woman site'
the
possessor.”
feet propped up on n small box just cessful, he glad of It. Don't w aste .
BEST IN THE
enough to /nuke myself comfortable, lime bellltllntf Ids success. Use your
Fruit and Vegetable Crates
LONG RUN’
ASSOCIATED DAILIES MEET and nil the sweet smelling clover force trying to equal It. .
around me. What better could 1
Yea Can Bay From U i at
Florida Papers Will Form Strong want? Well, one*thing 1 know and
Whole**]* Prices
League
that’s tq he homo.
“ John Chinaman,"
As fnr ns enn he learned, the earli
At a call from President Fitz
The camp here has begun to liven
W rite fa r P rte e L M
gerald of the Florida Press Associa up a little, for the inter-allied cop- est use of the nickname John China
T O
W
.
A.
Merrjday Cempuj*
tion the representatives of the dnily testants will train here before he man ns a designation for Celestials !"
In "a letter to the committee of man*
Newspapers of • Florida met in Day ‘‘meet’,’ at Pershing Stadium."
• Ptklka, FUriia
■
goinent of Drury Lane theater," pub
tona Beach at the Daytona Beach
There will he men representing lished In I^unlim Just ICO years ago.
Hotel June 22.
nine different nations. The French
' Those present wore T. E. Fitz and Roumanians are arriving today,
gerald of the Daytonn News, Hugh and we have most of the work to do.
Sparkman of the Daytona Journal, 1 have to step on my truck a little
L. W. Bloom of the Lakeland Star, once in awhile, for there are’ six
J. C. Brossiere of tho Orlando trucks doing about fifteen trucks'
Reporter-Star, W. M. Pepper of the work. So you may know we have to
Gainesville Sun, II. P. Nerwich of hustle..
the Palatka Post, Harry Brown of
The meet starts June 24 und lasts
the St. AuguBtine Record, Edward until July JHhJnclusi.Ycvand.we.have
■*■ •■«- ■f '
•—*—
TajriorTrf^tlre“ MlttntVHerald,' R ~ J. to stay here until all the cleaning up
Holly of the Sanford Herald, Chris. work is done.
Codrington and Clayton Codrington
A new truck company arrived at
of
• « the DeLand News, D. H. Conk- "Clichy” yesterday and who do you
ling of the Palm Beach Post.
think the commanding officer was?
T. E. Fitzgerald was elected chair Nobody but Kenneth Murrell. I
»
man and R. J. Holly secretary pro have not seen him yet but Harnage
tem of the meeting. Chairman Fitz told me about him and the first time
gerald stated the object of the meet I go in I'm going to see him.
ing and the secretary was asked to
I received your Mother's Day
read the communications from, those
letter two days ago. Believe me it
who could not attend but who were
hit the right spot. The money I re
interested In the - association of the
ceived also and I have started on it
With Competent Men to Wash and Polish Cara
■
Florida dailies.
already. I went into Paris yesterday
Editor Nerwich of the Palatka evening, bought an album for Gladys
Post addressed the meeting regard and a big bunch-of - postcards; col*
ing the' forming of a Florida u s o d ir ored ones,'of Paris. I also purchased
tlon
with a paid secretary to handle some service chevrons and insignia.
the advertising and other business 'of In all I) spent about 65 francs and I
the members.
Setm» an Unfair Division.
have- something to show for it, ex
Thousands of hats discarded by
Editor Brown of the St. Augustine cept about 3 francs I paid for rail
English women are exported every Record addressed the meeting 'Re
ysnrto Brazil, where they are eagerly garding membership in the Southern road fare and supper.
I put out 13-40 for my washing
bought by the Indians, The feathers
Association .and the tonight and some washing I had too,and other ornaments on the hnts are Newspaper
tikrn by the mea. and the hare Straw Southern Advertisers Association.
.
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only 32- pieces. The poor little wom
E_ t i .
shapes given to their womenfolk.
Motion by W. M. Pepper that as an was so tired ahe eould hardly Iron
Daily Fashion* Hint
The Goodrich
More Mileage
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T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T - V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N
NUMBER 58
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919
VOLUME X
FIVE HUNDRED IN SUBS
A. P. Connelly Real Estate Co. Will
•
Take Tliat Many
.
A. P. Connelly, among the fore
most booster of Seminole county was
the first man here to talk of a dally
newspaper and offered to take $500
worth of subscriptions when it starts.
He wants it distinctly understood
that he is one of the first subscribers
and certainly he is the largest sub
scriber for he is the first man to con
tract for $600 worth of subscriptions
to the dally, although D. C. Marlowe
did take the first individual subscrip
tion to the Daily Herald. And that
reminds us that up to date there has
been - p l a e e d ^ O f r lhan~100' annual
subscriptions to the Daily Herald,
and they have come in voluntarily
as no. campaign-or canvass has been
made as yet for subscriptions.
*'My dear,” she said as a last ef
fort at persuasion, "you might obHge
your father In this, he Is good to
you, Snllle. And why you should have
nn absurd aversion to men of learning
Is more than I can understand.
••Professor Laldlaw, who Is coming
to have dinner with us tomorrow, Is
one of the nicest men I ever met. tou r
father has known him for years, and
hla Judgment, where worthy men are
concerned, Is of the beat.”
“ If~inviting this professor I d d i n
ner is a delicate way of bringing him
to my attention ns a possible husband."
said Snllle, *Td rather- use my own
Judgment, and you can tell father #o."
Again Mrs. Thayer sighed. "It Is not
Aside from this twelve live mer
exactly the Idea of a husband In chants have voluntarily come to the
which wo arc Interested, dear," she office and guaranteed a daily adver
answered, a conscious flush coloring
her cheeks. "It Is Just that your fa
ther and I wish to have you meet the
right sort of men."
"The right sort being," Bailie crisply
replied, "some old steady-going fossil.
I won’t marry a' professor, mother, or
any other kind of student.
Mercy
knows. I've had enough of them
around all my life In this college
tisement and no solicitor has made
the rounds of the stores.
This makes the Daily Herald an
assured fact but it will take an gdvertfsement from
every
business
house in Sanford to keep it going and
we (eel asaured that ill of the# bus*ness men will take advantage of the
Daily Herald from its first issue.
Sanford will have a Daily Herald.
wheels with surh force as to make
them uncontrollable, causing the car
to
leave -the roadbed and turn
turtle in a ditch full of water. Mrs.
s e 22nd d«ywH>f July. A.*D . 1919
IMerpont nnd Mrs. Aulin were the
Witness my official signature ar
most painfully injured, though nil
seal
this the 5th day of June, A. 1
were given a most severe shaking up.
It is not thought the wounds of any 1919...........
•
(seal) S S- A ' DOUGLASS,
of the party will prove serious.—
Clerk Circuit Court,
Reporter-Star.
Seminole County. "Florida.
for T a t Deed
By V. E. Douglass, D. C.
Notice of Applirallo
Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888,
58-5tc
Laws of-Flerlda
.
Notice is hereby given that
New 8crew Fastener.
Schello Maines and S. F. Doudney,
An Australian' Inventor hns
purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 139.
dated the 3rd day of July, A. D. n screw fastener for wool bn
-1916, has-filcd-said crrtiflcate lir my nihrenTibles theluile* to be iu
nnd permits the u«c of nnrro
office, and has made application for
thereby saving steel.
W ARD
SYMPATHETIC TIE
The -Ctrl came down the steps
h bouse on the south side of the street
Just as n young man opened the door
of a corresponding house upon tne
north side of the street. Then across
an avenue of slanting rain they looked
at each other, and a* suddenly, and
consciously, looked away. For thla
mutual murulng exit, though entirely
a thing of chance, had become a regu
lar occurrence.
,
I f the littlesouthern glrlw lth the
appealing black eyes had failed to ap
pear precisely at 8:30 In the morning
Jack Uensaler o f the opposite house
would have been anxiously curious.
The maddening dreumstnnee was that,
not. having been properly presented
to Miss Kennedy Lee, walking at her
side to the trolley Instead of In cold
aloofness upon his own side of the
street was not to be thought of.
jack’s Aunt Ileula, with whom he
made his homfe In the city, bad been
Kennedy had left the sleepy
»
southern village, she *uld. In order to make her own way In the world as an
artist. She hnd come to New York
to contluuu her studies, and It
thought Hint she would marry Mr.
Ed Travis of that city. Hut Mr. Travis
being called at that seemingly pro
pitious time to the service of his coun
try Miss Lee bad preferred to await
his return In single blessedness. Sno
decided to keep herself occupied wltl^
study, the innrringe to he consum
mated upon her fiance's return.
w
“ Of course It was nil foolishness,
he told Idmself— this constant thought
of a girl whose heart' and promise,
were In the keeping of a soldier over
seas and yet— Well; Jnck couldn t
dismiss Ids thoughts of her, and that
was the trouble. Ho, on this particu
lar rainy morning, both hesitated a
moment before hurrying Into the
street.
Jnck bad gone half n block before no
I realized In the confusion of her n^arness that Miss Lee wns without an um
brella | also her dainty suit was gelting wet. Then his heart beat high
with hope.
•
“ If you will let me take you to tne
car," he suggested, and his careful
courtesy met with an agreeable re
sponse.
“
in.ni
There Is plenty of room here ror
both."
' .
*
Ho It prpved. Hnllle had never bofore entered so easily Into conversa
tion. It began by their strange sim
ilarity nf taste*, for In addition »o
the chocolates, lo! the young man w ii
rending that very novel w|ilcb Sallietrad smuggled away under her arm.
And when they had discussed, with
the same points of Interest, the novel,
the dellght/ully unconventional 1°“ ” *
man drew Hallle’s attention to ths
birds and beetles, and his talk concern
ing them was as Interesting as rea
stories from a book.
Halite could not bellovo that five
o’clock hnd come nnd that she roust
ill*
hcclunlnff.
T n f re
question, “ and little and cnartmng.
"Like me." Kennedy mischievously
replied, “with the exception of tho
'charming.'"
“Just like you." Jack repeated, hi*
eyes wistfully regarding her.
But gradually a change came over
Kennedy Lee. Her mlachlevou* moodo
’
were no more, her black eyea seemed
blacker iflll, because of darkening
hollowa beneath -them. Her merry
laughter was allsnced. ,
Jack In his anxiety about It grew as
grave as she. In desperation he
broached the subject which fretted.
“Have you had bad news frok*----France! u he lib—wounded!"
. Kennedy's red Ups closed In a firm
._"l~have to com*,” Smllle told him.
Then she explained about the vial ting
professor, and how "dreadfully tired
she wns of professors and studsnts in
general, and ' Ihe nice young man
smiled. „
"Fed un. eh!" he remarked IneleShe had the air of a Joyous coosplrntor when upon the following day
she bade her .mother good-by, and atari,
ed again for Ihe library. The nice
young man was there before her. -Ha
“ had been there," he impetlently ex
plained. “ for three-quarters of an hopr
or more.".
And today, the subject of-the bpok
being exhausted, the two spent the
afternoon wandering about M*®®*
rases of animals and birds, while the
young man talked In his original wey
about them all.
At five o’clock It was he who sug
gested that the time o f departure hao
wna
.
PLEASING WITH A SMILE
U°“No." she ,replied!
Then," demanded Jack, and master
fully he swung* (ha girl around to lb * ----light "what la tha troublef
“Ed Travis was married." she said
slowly,' “to a girl ‘over there’—a war
worker."
. "The—hound 1" Jack exclaimed, hla
face waa white.
' “Oh, that." said Kennedy Lee, “ l"
better as. lb la. When one haa to try
so terribly bard to bo loyal to an ab
sent lover.' It’s n pretty g'*>d sign—
Isn’t llt —lhhl be la not—the* lover gt
�JUNE 20. 1919
PAGE EIGHT
J J
i p p o
d
r
o
m
alligator was seen in one of the or
ange groves.
George Keller of Or
lando caught the gator and a young
lady in the pnrty who woa from
Atlanta and had never seen a Flor
ida gator before innocently inquired,
"Is the alligator amphibious, Mr.
Keller?"
George
replied,
"A m
phibious as the devil, bite you in a
minute."
•
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'
Formerly the Lyric
-
Jack
Holly's Hair.
Worthington,
m
OPENS SATURDAY
JUNE 21st.
Comedy
Tarty at Daylona Ilcafji
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake, Misses
Serita and Maude Lake and Messrs.
Tom Martin, Harry Lewis and Reg
inald Holly motored over to Daytonn Bench Saturday afternoon and
spent Sunday there. They attended
the opening of the new Casino and
the dance nnd enjoyed the delights
of the ocean to the fullest.
DOWN
Billy Parsons
W e urge you to see what
others have, then compare
F R ID A Y ---J o h n Barrym ore
D ictator” a'Paramoun
. Tin* house party at Seabreeze
broke up Thursday and the girls are
glad to gel back tu Sanford nfter ten
days of real fun- and pleasure at the
beach.
Miss Bessie Zachary chap
eroned the party and they rented a
lurge house at Seabreeze where they
could have all the pleasures of house
keeping and ramping out combined
and all of them enjoyed their stay to
the fullest.- The other members of
the party were Misses Gladys W il
son. Margaret Zachary, May Holly,
Kura, Wheeles*. Lillian Shinhulser
and Marian Hand. Mina Howard
Perform ance Begins at
7:45 P. M. • ‘
Admission 5 and 15 Cents
The' Emotional Mmc. Nazimova in
■'Toys of Fate"
At the Star Theatre Thursday, June
' 6 h
•
.
"T o ys <>f Fate!" W hat are any >d
except toys of fate? That’s wliut
a man- says when he is blue alien
things will not go right when des
tiny itself seems to bulk him in every
effort. But as Browning snya,
•
"Sometiihes the worst turns the
' beijt to the hravp—
The lilaek moment's at end."
Well, that is the way it is with
Aznh, the fast mating gypsy princess
in ('Toys of Fate." in which the
grent Russian artiste. N'azinmvu,
stars.
When there sn-rns to be no
way out, when misery linH taken pos
session of . her sou l--then comfort
with its healing power revives and
refreshes, nnd love gladdens her.
"T o ys of Fate" {a vivid, vital, dramntic. It is the story of a child of
nature Jirought into cdntuct with the
ways of civilization.
Azah suffers,
rejoices nod in the end finds happi
ness in her heart's desire. • The great
star is at her best in "T o ys of Fate.'
a brilliant common-piece to "R e v
elation."
• NAZIM O VA MAKES
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A B E W IT C H IN G PRINCESS
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.
Hood—Goodyear and Fisk
- Tires and Tubes
R E P A IR WORK OF A L L KINDS
FORDS A SPE C IA LTY
MOBILOILS andGASOLINE
ACCESSORIES
Cars W ashed and D elivered — W e W ill Call
for and D eliver Your Qar.
NO,
a Mack Sennett comedy.
Golden Wedding
Trof. and Mrs George L. Maris of
Lake Orioro reached their fiftieth
year of married life on Tuesday,
June 17th. They were unexpected
ly showered with letters and tele
grams from relatives and friends in
the north, and these evidences- of
love nnd esteem from old oslociations are much appreciated and add
ed much to the linppincss of the
Golden Day.
Y - — Billie
Burke in “ Good
Gracious A nnabelle” a Para
mount Picture in six pleasing acts,
also Pathe News with an aeroplane
trip over the Panama' Canal, German
envoys at Versailles, Etc., also a com-
The Fnlher’ a ( are
Lila Lee
“ Puppy Love” al
tie Royal” a Mack
pom
----The dainty little
It is particular nnd it is universal,
It extends to all living after its kind,
and above ull to those made in His
own image.
This will be the sub
ject of the service at the Congrega
tional church Sunday morning at 11.
"John, or the t Might of L o ve,"
will be the evening theme, set-vice
beginning at eight.
The usunl choir and solo selections
will he given.
.
Sunday June'27th Mill hp Com
munion Day.
Nazimova. tinclchratcd star,
plays t lie role of a gypsy princess,
with the liery, untrammeled nature
of that picturesque racy, in "T o y s of
Fate,” a Screen Classics' super
feature which will' be offered on the
screen at the Star Theatre Thursday.
Love and hate are almost equally
developed in the gypsy girl. Azah,
who is made the instrument of fate
to bring to justice Bruce Griswold, a
aire. Her Pfe in the gypsy encamp
ment. and in the
• aravnn of her
Knockers and. Boosteri.
tribe is depicted in a fascinating
When thy (': -ator hail made ull
manner, and gypsy fit s and rusthe good thing!-, then* was still some
tnrns are reproduce .
dirty work to do, so He madu the
beasts and reptiles and poisonous in
George Keller's Alligator '
sects, und when he had finished lie
. While she Press Assoeiatiok wus had some scraps that were too hud
meeting at Leesburg last week a to put into the rattlesnake, the hy
party was tnken around the "loop ena, the scorpion und the skunk, so
of-shitdy dells" nnd while enroute an He put all these together, covered it
with suspicion, wrapped it with jeal
ousy, marked it with a yellow streak,
and called it a N O C K E R . \
SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS
PHONE
>AY— George W alsh, the speed
boy of the screen in “ Help,
H elp, Police” also “ East
Lynne W ith V ariations”
'
Including War Tax
AMUSEMENT
rce com
edy also a Harrold Lloyd <
edy, also
Pathe News showing events from Over
There, O ver Here and Everywhere,
also Ford Weekly showing the art of
making cut glass.
.
House* Tarty Returns
This product wjia so fearful to
contemplate that He had tQ make
something to cou n tev-t it, so He
took a sunbeam nnd put in it the
heart of a chiid, the brain of u man,
wrapped these in civic price, fovered
it with brotherly love, gave it a
musk of velvet and a grasp of steel,
and called it a BOOSTER; mado
him a lover of fields and flowers and
manly spurts, a. believer in rquallty
and justice, and ever, since .theso
two were made, mortal, man has had
the privilege of choosing his associ
ates.
*
,
edy, also a Scenic Fil
3A Y —F red Stone* ‘the Thun
derbolt Kid ii
Johnny Get
Your Gun also the second
chapter of that thrilling serial
“ The Perils of Thunder
M o u n tain .” IY —The emotional M m e Nazi-*
mova in 4 Toys of F a te ” £
sensational eight act photoplay
Better than “ W ar Brides"
also a two reel comedTy.
.
F R ID A Y
Fannie W ard in “ Common
ay.” T oo much can not be said
of this picture as it has enjoyed some of
the longest runs in picture history. Also
Pathe News with views of the N -C
Planes, Etc.
S A T U R D A Y - T h e sweetest girl of all Margu.
ariet Clark in “ Gretna
Ain’t It 8o7
.
••Bpenkln* o f musical instrutm -nta."
remarked the facetious feller, there's
no music ns purty to the ears of a
business man ns henrin' Taps' played
on Ills cash register.”— IiiiHnn.'ipolls
Star.
Makeshift, as It Were.
A strange fnndly had recently moved
Into the neighborhood.
Robert hnd
made the acquaintance of the small
son nnd laid learned front him that
the man was only the boy's stepfath
er. nnd. In explanation to me, RobeH
sold:
"It uln't Janie.' own daddy,
tnammn; he's Just a second handed
i one,"—^'hlcngo Trll ” r *\
“ The
W illiam
•
Best Pictures,
Duncan, in
Would you rather pay a little more and get your
,
.
moneys worth or pay a little less and get cheated?
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Coolest Place, Best Machines, Best Screen — See for Yourself
�PAGE TEN
Chevrolet Line Added by the Wight
Tire Company
With the addition of .the Chevro
let line to the Chandler and Repub
lic lines there should be few buyers
of motor vehicles who cannot* find
among the various models offered by
the Wight Tire Company some car
or trurk that will probably suit his
needs.
There has been an insistent de
mand for a light car which was rug
ged enough to negotiate the deep
sand and mud and itand up to the
work economically, and the Chevro
let answers t^e requirements.
The connection of the Chevrolet
Motor Company and Wight Tire
Company is a fortunate combination,
as the firm has been assured a vol
ume of can sufficiently large to take
care of the demand for this type,
which at the present time is enor
mous.
%
Wight was the first house in this
section to offer to the motoring pub
lic a complete line of standard make
tires.
This was many years ago,
when our d ty boasted of nothing
like the number of cars it . does to
day, at that time they were users of
a large number of both trucks and
pleasure can.
With their past ex-
M r. and Mrs. E. A. M offil Entertain
One of the prettiest parties given
of late was bv Mr. arid Mrs. Muffin
last Friday evening at their bunga
low on Celery* avenue
The rooms looked unusually pretty
with nasturtiums in cut glass vases
placed here and there.
t
The dining room was jVi red and
was made ^specially interesting with
Mrs. M offitt’s great, great grand
mother’s home spun linen table
cover with long knotted fringe
On
this sat four brass candlesticks used
by the same grand parent, holding
red candles.
In the centre of the
table was a round reflecting mirror
on which was a beautiful rut glass
vase of red roses.
Surprise P ip y
Herald Printing Co___
M obley’s Drug Store...
W . S. H a n d _ .i________
Hill Hdw. C o ______ _
E. E. Brady ---------Southern Utilities C o.„
J. N. S earcy------------T. D. Hartley
T . P. Lewis .
-------J. A. Bistline
_____
W. A. Ballard_________
J. W. Osteen_____. ____
The parlors were beautifully dec
A; W. Mullen___ ____
orated with vines and pink and
A. H. Fuller..-—
. ..
white hydrangeas, making you think
A. S. Hawkins__ _
you might be wandering in a beau
tiful garden, Miss XUaabeth ; M * I
sop presided at the piano and with
J. W . Bell
_________
Miss Allen's solos helped so much to
Fla. Times-Union— __
the enjoyment.
Manufacturers' Record
.Las^sh refreshments of cream an d'Fran k Harris
..... ...
the best O. E. S. rakes ever eaten V. E. Douglass
—*
made the time fly. Then Mrs. ,A- E. H. C. DuBose...____.
Robbins came forward and presented Herald Printing Co...„ ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bronson each with a So. Bell Tel. Co.
____
lovely napkin ring, marked with C. E. Mathers ____ _
their initial. She cautioned them to A. W. Moremen
remember they belonged to the best S. E. Mathers
_____
civilized band of Seminole* ,in the H.,B. M cCall........ —__
world. Also the rays of the order of T . L. Cushing.— .— '
Eastern Star encircled the world. N\ J. Tanner
___
and hoped at some future time th e y , O. G. Walcott____ ____
might find their way hack to the J. V. W ic k s .............
wigwam and find everything ready J. W. Flynt.— „ ...
for a powwow and the glad hand to 'G .'T '. Peters ..______ _....
receive them.
Mr. and Mrs. Bron- M. E. Dooley..... — —
son have been offered big induce-1James Reed _______
ments to go to K ey West.' , Our or- J. G.' Martin ■
...
der and our city are losing two good A. E. Sjoblom ....
workers for the betterment of man- A. C. Sjoblom..—
kind. Their places will be hard to A. A. Hicks
.........
fill.
Whaf we are obliged .to lose F. A. Johnson____ ;____
K ey West is very glad to gain.
A. V. McGuin..
The O. E, S. wish to thank Mrs. Leonard Kclz
Parker for giving* them the use of F ..P . Dikes
her nice home for their party and C* L. Britt
when we eo to Key West we hope G. P. Patton
the surprise there will he complete. ‘ David Speer
One Who Was There.
R* R. Roberts .
38.42 E. A. Louglns*___ _
T. J. Milter ft Son ...
Mahoney-Walker Co.
Woodruff ft Wataon.
Jno. D. Jinkina ____
W. H. Treadwell .....
R. B. Lynch ..... ...
Schelle Maine*
___
3.00 S. L. Johnson _ ____
3.00
7.30 L. A. Bromley ....
3.00 |O. P. Sirope__
3.00 ; L. P. Hagan ....
3.00 C. W. Entxminger
The O. E. S. of Sanford Monday
evening. June 17th> held a surprise
party^, at the Gate City House in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bron
son, the managers^ of the telephone
system of our city. Our little fare
well party was. a success in every
wav; they tried wonderfully well to
act the surprise that was intended
and much enjoyment came from it.
WE HAVE FOUND IT!
D A IS Y
A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious (o Water, Chemical
Decomposition. Atmosphere and Moisture.
Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand
Nitric and Picric Add testa In the romtrnctioa of Ita Immense acid plants.
Our supply la'limited only by our demand.
SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, F U .
Stork In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment.
MAHONEY-WALKER CO
Road ft Bridge Fund
W. Wood
Allen Allman
(UNrORU, FLORIDA
106.00
.05 The Texas C o ..
00 H. L. Haight—
.50 J. W. B ell______
.75 Dr. A. Dolan _____
.10 Fred T. Williams
.00 D. H. C. Rabun___...
00 G. W. Venable
.50 Wm. Clark - .....
.00 Herald Printing Co..00 1Mobley’s Drug Store
00 ’ Bower ft Roumillat
701Hill Hdw. Co.
....
.qo : A. F. Bell................
.20 -Hill-Lum berCo— - *
.00 J*3- H. Cowan ______
.00 L. A. Bromley
.00 1E. H. Kitbee
.00 Wight Grocery Co..
.50 C. W. Entxminger
.00 L. P. Hagan .... —
,00 H. L. Haight... .
00 J* M. Wynn------- —
BUILDERS S U P P L IE S
LUMBER
LATH S
SHINGLES
SEWER P IP E and D R A IN TILE
Fin# ft Forfeiture Fund
Schelle M aines.
. )
50.00
David Speer
-.'.TT*' 65.00
E. E. Brady
....
41.00
E..E. Brady.... . —
.... ’ 64.20
E E. Brady
................ ' ..136.85
E. F. Housholder
..— ---77.71
E. A. Douglass
...__ ' ____
35.00
E. A. Douglass
13.60
The Tfme He Hurriea.
When ;i **•*-nteen yenr-old boy's father t**Ii* him it’s time he was picking
out n trod- be i!*'***it't *,»c> nnv ren*<»n
I— horn
But e ben b>*» srlrl tf*H« him
the *nrt • thing h— e n* •’•■•■'dtiis l>et\\<ell *fateMimn »h!p met f»rofe**!*tt)al
bn-ehnit right away
Kama* City
There being no further business
board stands adjourned to meet
again at their neit regular meeting
July 7th, 1919.
During the evening Evelyn Cust
ami Elizabeth Shoemaker served the
guests with ice cream and cake, can; N E W ROADS AND BRIDGES FOR
dy and salted peanuts, the guest*
( O l’ NTY
being entertained at that
with
some pretty music, made 'Ey a new
materially affects the cost of re
Starr instrument.
placement.
we respectfully petition
Those present were Mr and Mrs.
you
to
grant
us permission to lower
A, K Bowers, Mr and Mrs Kent
the
height
nf
the
bridge, construct a
Rosaetter, Mr and Sir* O J Pope
bridge
120
.
feet
long
anji fill in the
Mr and Mrs F F Dutton. Mr and ,
Mrs A D. Shoemaker, Mr and Mr* approaches.
A
W. S. Thornton. Mr. R. C. Ilrad- j Clerk instructed to mail copy of
shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bab-i above resolution to Mon Newton D.
bitt
Baker, secretary, of war.
T IL E
p
NET
m il
PR I EE5
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and V e g e ta b le Crates
W. A. Monday C w p arf
Paiatka, FUriia
.
NO CONNECTION W ITH A N Y OTHER STORE IN THE CITY
East First Street
to Hotel Carnes
Seminole Bank Annex
Phone 16
Pennsylvania
IN A LL SIZES
Motion of C W Entzminger. sec
onded by 1. B Hagan and tarried,
rlerk t» instructed to purchase suit
able furniture for tax collector and
desk for both the tax assessor and
the clerk, provided same can be
purchased within the budget!
V A L U E S A R E MOST E X T R A O R D IN A R Y
New Summer A p p arels i n Dainty Materials
Motion of C. \V. Entxminger, sec
onded by L R. Hagan and carried,
Wm. G Kilbee is instructed to build
a dipping vat on "the Orlando road
as designated by E A Parnell.
Motion of C W Entzminger. sec
onded by L B Hagan and earned,
the prosecuting attorney, Mr. Schelle
Maine* ar.d attorney for this board,
Mr. J. J Dickinson are hereby in
structed to proceed to enforce pay
ment of delinquent taxes.
Bonds of J. K. Richards and I. E.
Estridge, to carry fire arms were ap
proved and license ordered issued.
Voile and Check • or Plain Gingham, all Frocks
Very Specially Priced. : : : : : : : : : ^
Reports of the several county of
ficials received, read and ordered
SKIRTS
BUSINESS CARDS
Warrants paid riuring the month
of May were otdeyed cancelled.
♦
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The following bills asaudited by
Oa# lack Cards Will Be Published Un the clerk and approved by this
der Thla Heading At The Rale Of 17.2> board were ordered paid.
Per Year.
Seminole County Road Bond Fund
F. L. Woodruff, Trustee
450.00
B. F. Whitner, Trustee
50.00
A. R. Key, Trustee
50.00
Seminole Co, Bank,Premium 50.00
LAW YER
Wonderful exquisite models of Separate Skirts, are
always a graceful and fitting accompaniment for
every occasion. Skirts of Duvetyn, Tricotine, Satin
and Satin Barronet, Faille, Silks, Taffetas, Pop-
SCHELLE M AINES
O m c i IN THE COURT HOUSE
General Fund
E. A--Douglas*
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Dr. J. T . Denton
J. J. Dickinson ... _
Frank Harris ....
H. C. DuBose....... ......... .....
Mra. L. C. GILsson
W. C. Williamson
.
C. M. Berry
......
LAWYERS
Schelle Maines *
Sanford
Florida H. C. DuBose, Tr. ,........... ..
A. Vaughan
E. A. Farnell ____ *
S. F. Doudney
D. H. Hooker
D. E. Hart
Still H ave Good
Robt. W. Lord
_
Envelopes at
E. A. Douglass....
W. H. Hand
5c a P k g ..
L . R. Philips 4 Co.
Vowell-Speer Co..
—
...
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
A. B. Cameron
*.......— ;
Office Supply Dept,
T . Keane— ............ '.____ ! ____
Phone 148
Sanford. Florida
Celery Ave. Store
W. C. W illiam son___________ _
Wilson & Hoasbolder
4123.00
30.00
50.00
50.00
20.00
25.00
65.00
100.00
A T A CLEARANCE
S A L E S A V IN G
7.50
56.66
150.00
5.40
65.00
1,1.50'
58.50
6.50
13,80j
3 .«f
1,20
6.00
100.00
1.00
116.16
89.45
S U P R IS IN G ,
R E D U C T IO N S
B E G IN N IN G
FRIDAY
C O M E EARLY
ALL
JUNE 13
N O TE A LU CKY D AY
M IL L IN E R Y
FRIDAY
Y O U R F IR S T C H O IC E
�PAOE felEVEN
THE SANFORD HERALD
Mad Musicians,
Ainonc professional tneq -net ora supv tin* greatest proportion of lunatics.
rente, In order, musicians, civil
rul„iu, clergymen. writers and edit-
17 mile^from Jacksonville on the
ocean beach. Surf bathing, golf,
tennis, nutornohiling on the beach.
Fishing from the ocean pier or from
the jetties.
Sea foods, excellent
meals. A fine hunch of riding ponies
in charge of a competent riding mast
er. Dancing. An ideal place to
spend the spring and summer months.
Write us for rates, reservations, book
let, etc.
'Atlautfii
Congress Determined to Make
Certain Future Growth of
Transportation Facilities.
JiijwOMt!
W . H. A D A M S
P LAN S AG R EE ON PR IN C IPLES
P ro p rie to r
Return of Roads to Owners With
Assurance of Adequate
Revenues.
The
C ity
of
GOODRICH
_ Akron. Ohio
Goodrich’s
More Mileage □
Proclamation
B e it know n to , e v e ry
autom obile ow n e r and
d river in the U nited
S ta te s — to G o o d ric h
Dealers'— that Goodrich Safety
T rea d s
.stand ready to d eliver
6,000 m iles,and S ilverto w n Cords 8,000,
under proper usage.
That is, every S A F E T Y
T R E A D in, use, and
in a Goodrich Dealer's
store, is underwritten
to be adjusted at 6,000
m i l e s — and e v e r y
S I L V E R T O W N
C O R D at 8,000 mijes.
That new adjustment is
h i so<(
iip n n
V 'h n t
Uuounch knows its
t ir e s w i l l do, an d
G oodrich knows from
m ilesand m ilcso f roadtesting that G oodrich
T ire s arethe strongest,
the best, the rubber
industry has produced.
T h e y are so good that
G oodrich increases its
adjustm ent m ileage to
s h o w its pqtrons th ey
cannot afford not to
share in their m atch
less service and se
curity.
Buy Goodrich Tires
from a Dealer
ADJUSTMENT
Fabrics
Cords
the following: Prepare-and rook s«t
Isfactorlly. In the open, using camr
cooking utensils, two of the following
articles ns may bo directed: Eggs,
bncon, hunter's stew, fish, fowl, game,
pAncnkes, hoqcakc, hlscult. hnrdtnclt
.
6,000 miles
8,000 miles
nag me nmronus nnck on n peace
basis. . These 200,000 mites or steel
highways were tnken over by the Gov
ernment ns an Indispensable ana of
the national defense; but now that
their war service |s over, there Is a
country-wide demand tlint the Gov
ernment restore them to tholr owners
to In*-operated on normnt Ainerlcau'
business standards o f efficiency.Hut,'ns has been pointed‘ out by
President WIlBon ns well as by many
men In' public llfo who have given
Ibis' subject years of careful study,
It Is not.enough simply t o ,say to the
railroad companies, 'Take these rail
roads, and give the country the best
transportation service that money and
Phillis can provide."
(Conducted by National Council of th________ Hoy Scouts of America. >--------
W H A TS IN A SCOUT’S H e J d
" Among the ten thlngs-thef even •
seroml class scout must perfect him
self In are these: Use properly u knife
or hatchet. (Tills means that lie know)
bow to cut nml prepare firewood.!
Prove ability to build a lire In tilt
open, using not more Hum tw*
mulches. ( I f he can do this, he cer
Old Laws Obstruct Growth.
tnlnly can build one III the hitches
The President recently said that It stove with ease.) Cook u quarter of i
would ho a serious mistake to return po'imt o f meat and two potatoes In tbt
to the old conditions of railroad regu o|mu without any cooking utensils
lation wlthopb—reforming tjic null- (When he has got tills far In his cook
qui|ted laws that were ulwtruetlng the ing training, lie can certainly holt
me.development o f Irnnsportnthin fa- mother otlt with ujneal, nml Can eyeri
eilltli*:-. The Director General o f Itnll- get the dinner for dad and the children
roads has recently made an timpectluu when mother Is away.)
.trip from coast to const, mul lie I ihh
T o become a first class scout, muon?
been telling Hie people Unit the time the 12 things tlinl lie must ktimv an
tins now come to put the railroads uii
a sound foundation.
The plans for a bolter system of
national contpd of railroads are hs
varied ns were the plans for hanking
nml currency reform when Congress
received a mnmlnto from the ‘people
tu j.;‘0‘.Tde lujj.aadcu against Unuuclal
panics. The imlillr now deniumls in
surance against a breakdown of rail
road transportation, and llie new Con
gress Is undertaking this work ns secumhtry only to Insurance against In
ternational warfare. Congress solved
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the hanking problem seven years a g o
ns a non-partisan Issue, In which all
tin- people lind’n common Interest, nml
Congress evidently Is tackling the
railroad problem with the koine spirit.
• While . the many plans that have
been proposed differ In the methods
to be ndopteil In reaching the desired
goal, It has been pointed out by Sena
tor Cummins of Inwn Hint all theie
plans have really very much Id com-
ury department when 25 sales aro
mnde In different people, and quite a
few have the Ace medal for $250 In
sales.
Already 12,000,000 .red post enrda
hrive been irrluled by the government
printing ofllco and distributed', and 8,000,000 more are now being printed,
lowed,
and If the demand keeps qp as nt pres
A fter be hns bccortfe n first clns* ent It will require e.t least 20,000,000
scout It is up to him to get n merit
additional curds to take care o f the
bndge for . aildng. To be able to obneeds o f the scouts for the first four
tain this, n r out n u «t: Prove bl«
flldllty-to bwlltHr'tttT-frtrrrw
The cards ure now coming In fq nn
or soc’ or logs; liulht a lire In the fire
Hanoi hcndqunrtcrs nt the rate of/2,
plant, and cook the following dlslt-s 000 n day.
lidt’es.- uuudettc
and rice pudding, Dcuionstruu*’atiililj
SCOUT IS NOW AN AIRMAN,
to ndx dougli and hake bread In nn
oven; and also to make ten, coffee and
A scout with nerve can accomplish
cocfwjj Carve properly, nml serve cor
anything he goes out for. This Is
reetly to pi-tqilo n! the table.
Tilt* scout Is taught to lake enro ot proven by Clifton Penn Olcson,* the
youngest bird man In the service nml
hluiself nml his fellows In the open
one of (be nerviest.
Oieson Is sea rye eighteen years old.
SCOUTS W. 8. S. CAMPAIGN
bill lie lias gone through the rigorous
tniintug III aeronautics at the Curtiss
T h e yenr-long War Savings .stamp
school at 5ir.mil, Fla., and has beencampaign of the Hoy Scouts of Ameri
ca Is going along very merrily. Indeed granted a ‘commission by the war de
partment nt Fort Snm Jloustou, Tot.,
the local War Savings stamp commit
training other hoys.
tees throughout tin' country are on-'
When lie was. (waive .years old, lie
thtlslaMIe In reporting on The splendid
saw the.great Henchey make,his sen
spirit nml otTecilve co-operative work
sational
lllglit
lit , Dubuque.
As
of the Hoy Scouts of Amcrlcu.
Pencliey's plane nt length swooped
Many si-outs have already earned the
down to earth, Seoul Oieson dodged
Achievement button given by the (reus-
Josquitos
-a rry Malaria
U
Vojr:*If e| Tfctir Dznjtf ind Torture by
Uil«| a Dr>p tr to ct
flu r iilCv trtf lit
I.ir it off,
fDdCxlLS.
M o n tg o m e ry , A la .
T h« I’ ljsiant Motqullo C h uer
rfipes
policemen. Jumped
reached Henchey.
"I, too. am going to lly some day,”
he cried, A group iff policemen tnndo
a rush for the hoy. "Leave him alone."
the alrtnnn said; "that kid hns nerve,
and that Is what makes nn iivlntnr."
Dally Thought.
Time Is gem-rail) the I"
Buckeye Experts Now at Your Service
Without Cost or Obligation to You
Every grove owner—every one about to plant a grove
you time, labor, experiments and costly mistakes
mon— bo much bo that" he Is confident
that Congress will have little difficulty
la framing .a bill that will meet with
popular approval, and that will take
the railroad question out of politics
for many years to come.
Many Plana With One Aim.
The lows Ssnntor has a commandtag position In this Congress because be
Is the ranking member of the Interstate
Commerce Committee o f the United
States Senate, and It Is In this com
mittee that the new. railroad bill will
take final form. In so address before
a national meeting of business men
at SL Lonls Senator Cummins stated
that slnco the close of tbs war fully
thirty complete plans for now railroad
legislation had been submitted to him
by business men, economists, bankers,
railroad officials and owners, Govern
ment nfficlnls, railroad workers and
Just plain citizens.
The basic principles upon which all
of these plans, with ons exception,
agree are as follows:
1. Privets operation la more effi
cient and more economical than
Government operation, and the
public Interest will therefore be
' served by a return of the roada to
private management. '
•2. To make certain that new
capital will be attracted to the
expansion of railroad facilities,
there ought to be greater certain,
ty that a fair return will be earn
ed on the Investment
3. The merging of weak and
strong roada Into large competing
systems should be encouraged.
The making o f a formula to pro
vide a fair return on railroad capital
seems likely to be the phsse o f the
problem most thoroughly, delta tod-loCongress. 'The director General has
been urging that tbe Government
ought to guarantee a certain return
and share In any excesa earn lugs
Leading bankers, especially some of
tbe- International bankers In Wall
street, who here In the past marketed
many hundreds of millions of railroad
securities, also look favorably on the
■Ufgestlon of a Government guaran
tee, which will make It easier to sell
new securities, and will slso stabilize
tha^ market -for the old bonds end
stocks,
Qevsmmeat Quarantss Opposed.
But tbe proposal that tbs Oovernmant shall guarantee tbe Interest end
dividends on prlvata capital invested'
In raHroads wlU undoubtedly meet
with very vigorous opposition In many
quartan.
Even railroad executives,
who might be supposed to take kindly
to the Idea of kUota-nmem-gtararntee
against failure, have frankly stated
that they do not want It, because they
believe tt Is un-American In principle.
would tend to lessen edlclency, add
woujd. Involve the roads In a OovVrfl/tan* Mrtti<»roMp Hist .Would ftievir*:>■ trod fit Govenmi.-ul ow n ersh ip.
Tiie service of, Buckeye experts has been at
the command of Buckeye customers for many
years. Its value to grove owners has been re
peatedly demonstrated and is widely recognized.
Now we have decided to place this service at the
disposal of every grove owner in citrus Florida.
We are doing this to further the interests of the
citrus industry of the State, and wish to make it
plain that the service of Buckeye experts is now
available to all who need it, without cost and
without obligation to its users. There are no
strings to this offer.
Buckeye Nurseries’ Experts Will Visit You
and Help You With All Your Grove Problems
These qualified men have a wide knowledge of citrus
conditions, backet! by the forty years’ experience of
Buckeye Nurseries, and are'both competent and ready
to discuss and advise with you on:
How to put land in proper condition for planting trees.
How to get the beet results from cover crops.
The root stock beat suited to your soil and location.
Simple and accurate methods of staking land for trees.
How to care for trees when they come front the nursery
How to handle and how to plant trees.
How and when to fertilize and spray, .
How to successfully combat citrus fruit peats.
Put Your Grove Problems Up to These Men
They Will Give You the Right A n sw er
Buckeye experts will v i s i t every
county of citrus Florida during the
spring and summer. They will make
special effort to call on every Buckeye,
customer who has purchased trees within the. past two years, as we feel that
these are most likely to need advice.
■— -----r .. ' 7 Customers of longer standing are
just as welcome to our services if they
will write us that they need it. Wheth-
era Buckeye customer or not, if you chyn they do not make calls unless we in
n grove or are thinking of settings struct them to do so.
one out, our experts a r e ready t o \
help you,
V Help us to save the time of our men
,
py writing us promptly, briefly stating
W rite us that-you would like to talk rim y special points on which you would
to one of our, men, and he w iU ..caIl\U ktTtoiiavaiaform ation.— Emergency
while in your county. Htf will not cases will be handled with all possible
know that you want him, however, un- promptness, special trips being made
less you write us, so be sure to do so. whenever these appear to be justified
The time of our experts is valuable—
by the conditions,
A Buckeye Service Man is Ready to Cali on You While in Your County
But He Won’ t Know You Want Him Unless You Write Us
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Be Sure to let us know and we will send him to uou.
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Do you wapt to know about the new
Temple ontnge-if bo , ask for free circular
Shall we enter you name for a copy of
our now catalog when issued next summerT
�JUNE 20, 1919
THE SANFORD HERALD
spend yocr tim e looking nil over town for the article you want for
bicycle or auto or for any kind o f sporting goods when you can come
to this store and get just what you want at the right price.
See. I , It shall br the duty of t i t h i t
tcndaare o flt t r appointed under th. provi
sion! uf thU A«t to furnish -the principal or
teacher la chart# o( any achool within the
territory or district lor whirh the attrndaaca
officer la appointed with a Hat u( the names
ol all children in aurh dlatrlrt who ahould
attend achool.
"Sec. 9. Any attendance officer appointed
under the provision, ol thia Act la hrreby
authorised to enter, lor the purpuee ol ae•Utlnc in the proper entorcc m-nt of this Art,
any office, lactory or buslnras houae. ol any
nature whataoever. lor the purpose of aseertalnlni whether or not any ehlld »r children
are enrolled or employed therein who ahould.
under the provisions of thia Act, be in at
tendance upon any achool.
Sec. 10. II it hereby made the duly of the
attendance offieer in the territory or diatrlrt
over which he baa auperviaion, or lor which
by la appointed, to make and file In the
proper court complaint in due form a*aln*t_
any perron or p.raont violating the provl-
ed under the provision* nl thia Act ahall
keen a record o f all attendance hollo-* served
— all rarer proaecuted, flnre Impoaed and
other service* rendered, and ahall make an
nual report ol the rime to the county board
of public instruction, on btanka to he fur
nished him. and ahall make reports more
frequently; II required, by the county board
ol public instruction, and ahall perform aurh
ether duliea at ahall he required of him by
the county auperintendrnt of public Instruc
tion.
Sec. 12. I f any parent, guardian or other
person having the custody, control ur charge
ol any child within the compulsory achool
attendance age* aa herein provided shall
present to the county board ol public Inatruction, or to the court before which a
trial may be had in caae of prosecution under
tbia Act, satisfactory proof that he or >he is
unable tu compel said child to attend school,
said prraon or. peraona shall be eaempt from
tba penallilU'hi rein provided lor ■the nonattendanre ol aurh child; and in all such cases
said child ahall, If a boy, be committed by
the said court to the Fturida Industrial
School for^Boya—Juul.il-w-glrlj-to the-Stltk
Industrial School lor Girls, or said boy or
aaid girl may be committed to some other
correction school (or the remainder ol the
current school term.
Sec. IS. Any county superintendent cl
public instruction who (alls to perform the
duties required of him by this Act shall,
upon ronvirtlun, lie lined not esreeding
charge of **1(1 child to rau«« ialil child to H fty USO.OQt Dollars for each offense.
R E P O R T , O f T IIK .SCHOOL FC^DS. SE M IN O L E COUNTY
Sec. 11. All notices, forms and blanks to
attend a puMir or private »choo| for the re-,
miindrr of thr said •chord yrar; and If any be used in properly carrying out the'pro*
Period Finding Defrvnher Slat, 191It
The ffdloaintf report of the rerefnta and dtibtirsernrnU uf the School Fund* n( Rem« parent, guardian or other person having th#
l n de County for the period ending Ilerembir dial, I'JlH, with the balance! and amount cuttfrdy, rnolrol or charge of any- child shall
of warrant* otiisfanding and a1stale merit of the Aunts and Utbilltirf« and the value of fail to comply with the order of th*-county
•ehnol [tr- niei v of the »a!d Seminole County a* reported an tho 3 lit day «lf Il**«fnkff, •uperinlrndent of fiuhllr iistrurtion he shall
191ft, by uu County Hoard of Public Instruction and the Superintendent of Public In* he liable to the penalties hereafter provided.
■true lion is hi reb) pul,K«h*d ui d« r thr prov M**n* of f'hapti-r ftft! 3 of the ! . » * * of Fieri la. Presid'd, that in the fnlloodrig enumerated
r*««•* all children between th--* agrt uf #*»Vrn
Act* til 191!».
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- and •i»leen >c*r'i, both iftr|*js(vr. i'HtU W
K U N E 'S ! AMOS..
rc#mpt
from the provi*l<m« of thia Aft:
* Comptrom r.
July, 1919, in wfflp newspaper in tfi«c<)tntv,
bir«t. Any * child who it mentally of and If there be no n«mip*4w published In
the
county, then to cause m r i s to be pub*
JOfi.W ph--ira.lv • incapacitated to perform •fhrml liihedHiy
posting copies thereof at the tou t
Luo duti*« «,t!f factory proof of Mich inr*p*rity house of the
county and at each public school
------ , i , |.r aphrnitted to the attendance officer. in
the
county
for at lra*t two weeks prior to
90&KB » '
Second. Any child who hat satisfactorily the opening day of each uf said schools.
completed the dnht cnnunir achool grades.
Sec- ) ft. .The piifi&d* of romjmLory at
a* prescribed**by the stale course uf study of tendance under this \rt »h»!l rti?mn>n«-r
ini* »tat , or a
«d study adopted by with the beutmd'ik; uf the school t»-rin nearany county nr private school or tutor, or the lest the seventh birthday uf l »e child and end
equivalent of such light grade* completed at the. close of the school term nearest t he
sn another "tale, and holding a ccrtitirafe of ■utef nlh birthday. rtcvpl as is other *i**
having romrd.-lcd such grade*, efgncd by the herein provided.
principal of th*- «chuof imil-r whom r»«rnNee. .17, That if fur any reasun any sertbut,
pletrd and (Hunii«H<tnrtl hy the county paragraph,
idsu#e, **r pari uf LitU
«uper I istend* nl of public inftrurtf*>fi *d the -A t, shall pro*i»tim,
lie held iifu'onstit utiunal ur in
county in w F,i• h *ai<| grade was completed
valid, that fact shall not affect or destroy
Third. Iny child whose services arc n rrf any other sceil on. paragraph, pro vision,
i vtary f- r Uu aupport ur assistance of m clause trr part >«f thin Art, that is not in ami
wIdo wed mother t,r other *pers«*n dependent uf itself Iriealid. but the remaining portion
upon ' ud cSlSf f ./ support said dependency •ball he jin force without regard lo that so
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’ .*> affi.f a >it of the dependent jnvaltdated.
f a n d at b «#t t wo other aibdavits a* t™
Hite. I ft. All laws tif parts of t*w« in runsuch dependency
disinterested per mint
»ith the prnvliinns uf rhI » Act h* and
not related to *aid child or dependent, and fMet
- o h other proof ax rtiav hr required b> and the ■amt* art* hereby r.*peab'd
her. 19, Tins Art shall take effect Immedi
0 «#’ ■*f r»r t .tty I •» the a Item! anre iiificvr i;avately upon it* pa**a^f- and approval by the
• ■< authority tu grant exemptiuns.
Futjiih. Any child between the age* u^ (iovrriuu, or upon Its* becoming a law with
teven and run** years, inclusive. whc» resicfes out his approval.
A p siro Veil June If, 1919.
than i t u miles from any achool. and
ao f yhiJd from ten to *ikteen years of agr who
who resides more than three miles from any
school, unless free transportation ia furnished
Fifth An child whosjs parent, guardian or
other person having the rustody. cnnlrol *<r
rfisrgt »,f said child ran rnakr- satilf artury
pruu(>that he ur slot is unable lo provide the
n.c-sxafy hnuk# and clothing, unless said
necessary hunks and clothing ahall be fur
nishrd
by some other meant to said child
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L I N C O I . N H U L L E V , Ph.D .. L l t t D . , LI..D ., Presid ent
Del.and. Florida
SEND NOW FO It'A CATALOG
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TIIK COLLEGE O f LIBERAL ARTS FOR M E N - T * .
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T H E COLLEGE OP LA W —Graduate# practice In Flerid
TIIE COLLEGE t l f E N G IN E E R IN G —Coaraca in rngls
T H E COLLEGE POR TEACHEHH — Kapfrlally for. Fieri
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TH E AC A D EM Y — Prepare* fee all high grade rollegea.
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TH E SC H O O L OF MUSIC— P le a*, pipe organ, violin, t
T H E SC HO O L OF FINE ARTS —
Complete stock o f Bicycles, Bicycle Supplies, Auto Accessories
Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Electric Flashlights and Headlights, Cutlery, Balls, Bats and Mits Velocipedes, Etc., Etc.
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Spcrlnl Attention Is Called to
The Preliminary Peurse In Agriculture - Ilotany. tllotagy. Organic and In.rr.r
Chemistry, quilltalNc and •quantitative analysis. Agricultural Chemist'
Mineralogy, Geology, elf.
The Pre-Medical Canrae—Physiology. Biology. Anatomy, Racterisdogy. HUtrnbiy
Zoology, Botany. General Chemistry.,Inorganic Chemistry. Organic Chemitir
Qualitative and quaalllallf# Chemistry, Physics.
The Course for llellg'ona Wwrlera—In Biblical Uleralarr. History. English, p.
rhology. Pedagogy. Ethics, Logic aod Theism.
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tJfitsl.tur, of th,
Ckapter 7*0* —iNs. Ztt
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Aa Act to Provide for Compulsory School 1919, svitv parrnt, euardian or other parson
Attendance In the State ol Florida of All hav n, rills.nshtp vlthin the slate nl Florida
dive upon any parChildren Between Certain Ares, and Ke naslni the eustody, rontrnl or rharee of
person havinr the'
ens! riot Every Parent, Guardian or Othrr any ehlld or ehlldren within tKe state ol
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- - - - - — -----.e of nny child who
Par ion Having the Custody, Control . or Florida. bet«e*n‘ th. la^es of* sevrn' and- slirhaa been absent from school In violation of
Char** of ChtTdren to Send Such Children ‘ n r . V* , r 1r,.^0,h
Shall r-----ause" '•
said
* the provisions of this Act, to cause said child
t o .School; to Provide for the Means of En rhlld
or children to attend n. public, or pri to attend school as herein provided; and any
vate school rash y.ar for a tdrm or period of parrnt, (qardlan ur other prraon hkvlhe the
not less than substantially the number ol rualody, control or charte of any child who.
1
, *1' P“ hlle or prleat* school which said
child attends Is held tnnuslly In the district
*"
h ,h* •r!*I>0t I* loratcd or In whirh
HOGS
surh child nr children msj ritridtt Te^elded,
that any chi|i| may be laucht by parent or
(uardlan upon written authority from U>.
*
Kongo or Grade Hog*
can be made profitable by pur
chase of good boar, penning
and feeding him and bringing
sow* for aervice.
First class
Duroc Jerseys, all ages, hath
sexes, frein registered stock for
sale at little over meat prin-s.
Write us your want*. Spring
Garden
Raneh,
DcLecn
Springs, Fla.
h e a lth -b u ild in g p ro p erties.
Orange
-
Crush
s tric t c o n fo r m it y v v i j h tjhe
m o s t r ig id ^ 's a n ita r y - re q u ire
m en ts.
W e gu aran tee th a t it
c o n ta in s the fu ll true fla v o r
o f the ripe, lu ciou s ora n g e.
Orange ’ Crush
is b o ttle d in
by the bottle.
is o b ta in a b le
w h e re v e r so ft, d rin k s are s o ld .
him by the case
SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
Sanford, Florida
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THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE THIRTEEN
W H AT THE BOY 8COUT8 DO.
Illicit# shall be^reUeemed{arrurdlng to Isw made application for tax deed to issue in
t u deed will Issue thereon on tin 19th day accordance with law. Said certificate emi
of July, A. I). 1919. INI
braces ihe following described property situ
Witnru my official signature and aeal this ated In Beminole county, tt’lorida, to-wil:
N U of N « 7 of HWH of H Eij and W U Df
the 12th day of June, A. I). 1919.
(aeal)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
84V i, of SWl| of 8 E »( of Sec. 21, Tp. 21 3..
. * Cleric Clrrutl Court Seminole Co., Ha.
K. do K, The said land being assesird at
57-Ste
lly V. E. Douiilaaa. D. C.
the dale of the issuince uf such certificate
m
M
In Ihe name nf Unknown. Unlras said cer
S u ccess o f D a in t y
tiorate
shall
lie
redeemed
according
to
law
Notice of Hale of 1100,000.00 Semlnolr
tax
deed
will
Issue
thereon
on
the
22nd
day
County. Florida. Highway Hand*
B a k in g s o r a S u b stan tia]
Notice I* hereby Riven, that sealed pro- ol July, A. I), 1919.
Wttnrss my official signature and »r*!
eaal* Will be received by the Hoard of
this
the
ISth
day
uf
June,
A
:
*
D
.
-1019.
‘ounty Commissioners of Seminole county,
D in n e r is assu red b y
(seal)
F;. A. UOURLAS3.
Florida, on or before 2 o’clock p. m. on the
Clerk Cirruil Court Semlnol* Co.. Fla.
19th day of July, A. I>. I'll!*, at the county
5*-Me
|ly V. E. Dotiginss, D. C.
use o f
clerk’s office at the court hour* in Sanford.
Seminole county, Florida, ( >r the purchase of
1300,090.00 Seminole county, ITa., Highway Notice of Application for Tas Deed Under
Honda, aald bonds to bear Intern t at the rale
Nrrllon 9 of Chaplrr 49M, Law. of Flor
of Ova and one-half per cent per annum, and
ida
arc dated July Ikl, 1919, interest payable
Nolle# is hereby given that Chn*. Tyler*
semi-annually, aald bonds to bo Issued, con\
slating of three hundred bonds of the denom purchaser ol Tea Certificate No. l i t , dated
the
tlh day of June. A. D. 1917, embracing
ination nl $1000.00 each, maturing July lit,
1949. Said bonds to be sold, subject to the the lullowing described''property in
approving opinion of Messrs. Dillon. Thompi tnrie muntr. Florid#, to-wlt: Jleg. SE. corner
■on h Clay, obtained by Seminole county, of Lot I Holden Heal Ertale Co.’a Addition
Florida, and aal I bonds will be sold, delivery to Hanford, In Sec. .10, Tp. I9 8., It. :il E.,
r
W IG H T G R O C E R Y CO.,
to be made ten days alter acceptance of bid. run N Civ parallel with Sanford Grant line to
Payments for said bonds tobe made within W. Ilnr of Lot 5 of E. A. Pace’a Sub. Div.,
\
Sanford
aaid period of ten dayi after acceptance of SWIy with Grant line t> Celery Avp„ W. to
Lib. All bids must be accompanied with a point 3. of hrg,, N. to beg. Said land being
ee tided check for one and one-hall per cent asarsard at the date of issuance of aald cer
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of the amount of bond#, to be sold. The tificate In the name i f Unknown:
county commissioners of Seminole county,
Also Tas Certificate No. 211. dated the
WWWWWv
Florida, rw rve the right to reject any and 4th day of June, A. I). 1017, embracing the
all bids. Proposals should be addressed t > following di-«ertbrit properly In Semtnule
the Hoard of County Commissioners ol Sem county, Florida, tlwwit: (ait 12, Film Ham
inole County, Florida, at Sanlord. Florida.
mock Allotment. Said land being assessed
i The hoard reierves the right to reject any
t the dat" ol issuame of said certificate in
Witness my hand ai clerk ol the Hoard of
j and all blda.
County Commissioner! of Seminole* County, the name of Unknown;
The aucceaaful bidder1will be required to Florida, and the aaal ol said board, on this
Also Th* Certificate No. 162. dated th#
live a bond equal to CS per cent of the the 13th day of June, A. D. 1919.
GOOD TURNS BY SCOUTS#
4th day of June, A. D. 1917, embracing the
amount of hi* or thrlr bid, rompulrd upon
(seal)
E. A. DOUGLASS.
following described property in Seminut.
the baila of the yardaie above mentioned,
Clerk Hoard of County Com mislonera r( county. Florida, to-wit; Heg. N W . cor of
____w _____
y qu
___ ____
Company
qualified
to write
Every pound o f tin used In this with a Surety
57-6tc
Seminole County, Florida.
N E ' t of
. f S.c. I. Tj., 20, s , K. .10
•uch bund*An the •tile of Florida, at aurtt
run : J.o .. . 3 10.15 eh.. WTt.66 eh.,
country is Imported. By saving tin wo thereon: the Surety Company and form
N
1
0;
|
,
co.,
Il
a-’f.'s, - d.i.4 la n d '’i l i e r «
approved by aald board.
he a|
AN ORDINANCE
also save cargo space. A'm anufac bondl to be
f . f d irt—th* tl.ll,' I f —Cf ■"® iiuaFTe .7 a , . r
- An - Ordinance 'entitled gB—Oftflflane. re *certificate
X
eopy-al
plane,
aperlflratlnni
and
pr6fil«*
In th« n ila; of U lk n ovo.
turer snys that tho Boy Scouts Of and proposed eontrart, bond and form of quiring the grading and paving ol Ninth
Tax Certifical.- Mu. 36, ,|„t *| l i America can patriotically Bave tho bid may be obtained upon application to the atre«t from the .eat line of |’ ,rk avenue ex 4thAlso
da. uf Junr. A. 1> 1.4! 7, r ' l r i t I 1
.* t
upon making a deposit of tending east to th. . a i t line nf alley in'Tier
empty tubes from tooth paste, cold undersigned
Trrt Dollars, thl* sum to lie refunded when Two E. IL Trafford’a map, eicepling lher«- fullowi >g descriu t ( r ip ■ / , ’ d ' - i n 1■
CifUnty,
Florid
i.
lo
ii:
:
•
d
)*-ts
from
th.
lnt«ra*ctlon
uf
said
Ninth
street
aaid plana, specifications, e|c.,_ have been re
cream, etc.
SB *i rd N W r1 .1 1d .1 tj ul
(■; -uf S ,V ** uf
with Magnulia av.nue.
turned.
NW ,
of Sec. 36. Tp. 19. S. It in K., |5
Tho scout drive In Wnterbury, Conn.,
lly order of the Hoard of County Com*
II. it <iT<laln.d by the mayor and rity acreTH E UU5VF.
Said
land
being
a-s-sjt-d
at the dale
council of this city of -tsanford, Florida:
for books In co-operation with tho Ro mDilonrri of Seminole County, Florida,
nf
iaviiaorr
of
aalil
cettillcale
io
the
rum
■
of
'•rail
E, A. DOUGLASS,
. Section I. That Ninth street beginning at W. F. Leavitt;
tary club brought In 00,000 volumes.
57-4te
Clerk.
interaectlon rui raat line ol i’ ark avenue and
Ta* Certificate No. 37, dated the
Cleaned up tho town nnd, hauled out
east to th. alley in Tier Two 4thAlso
day of June, A. D. 1917, embracing the
Nollrr of Appllrsiion for Tat Herd t'mlrr rstrnding
K. It. Tralford’s ralp, earrnting Intersection folio * trig di*s rttinl property In Seminole
15 loads o f rubbish Is the report from
Hrrllsn II ( hiplrr
U » m of Florid* . of
.aid Ninth street and .Magnolia avenue,
Balem, UL
Nnttrc i* hrreby given that Cirriv Mnnu shajl lie paved with vitrified brick, saj.i eountv, Fdortila, to-wil: N *1 of N ' j of S'v
'ncturing romtiany, purchner of Tax Car- nrick pavement to lie of a width of I wen |v of 3K>, 1.1 N\V», of Sec. 36. Tp, 19 3, It ft)
filtrate No. 401. dated I be ini tiny nf JuI v , feet 3 inches, with cement curbing on each FL Said land Iirlnj? iufuibI i
A. I). 1916, »aid rertlficatM embrace* ihe side 11 Inches- l»Uh and four inche* in HUann* nf »aU] oTtiflcati* in
Hattie F liFlYltt; .
SCOUTS IN RUBBISH DRIVE.
f *I«hi‘, in ft iltc*frlhed property situated In Stem thickness
AD»i Tax t'ertlilratp No, 65* flatotl the
in*d * cuunty. Viafidii, iiDtlt* V '^ **f SW U
Section
£.
That
aaid
paving
of
said
street
4th day of Junr. A. It. 191?* r m lin iL it lh*
Segtiao 19, Tp. *21 S., It. 31 B. The nai l
be graded and paved in accordance (tillit^inx.
A snnltnry survey was conducted by land bring iisriitd at the date of tht> Iwtl* shall
fibril proprfty in Hrmlnolr
with the plana and specittrationa therefor, county,
Fturtfla, to>vit; Lot 6, lltork It*
of ?uch ivftMcatt* In the name of F. J, submitted
thp spouts o f Portsmouth, O., at tho j Pure
by
the
city
engineer
of
Sanford.
U, th*1
1 Town of Kanfortl. ftalt! land b**ti oodvpeed,
Florida, and now on tile in the o'TIre of the Tirr
iht ast-rn^ril ut tho data of the inauanrr of
7; i**n.M0 *. dated the 3rd day rlty
ri’cmcst o f the tnnyor.
elerk of Sanford, Florida. The paving »a!il
rrrtlitratr
in the nam** of F. I». Uiid,
of
Julv,
A.
I).
Idifi,
paid
certificate
embraces
'Deputized for ttys spoclnl work, 212 ii-* i ! ' ** . , , # » ! 'd property situated in of said strert ahall he begun within sivly
Altai Tax (.Vrlilfrate No. U3* dated -the
day.
from
and
after
the
date
of
this
ordin
scouts took oiif/titV h lock HJtch, be Fern!not* county, FloiJda,- t**«witi R W 1i of ance ahall become effective; but in the event 4th day of Jums A, I). ISM7* I’ mViracing the
f
*'vet inn 19. T s. -I S-* 14. it-S K* any property owner, owning property abut
il
f*dlo»in^
d$»*rrlhrii priip**rty in Homlindr
ing excused from sclioty for this serv »»V*,
Tbr 9aid land being a**
>1 at the date uf Hoc on that part of .aid street herein rr- rountv.
Ktorida. t*»'wit: l.ot 5. Hturk i:l,
| ! be l&au&nrr nf inch a t id -it“ In the nam*> oulred
ice.
Tirr
y,
the
Town
«d
Sanf'irdSub!
land
lo*to be paved, shall (ail, within the
Hmr hen in provided, to grade and have sail intf msrfJrd ml the date of IxMiiiiitrfi *jf *a|d
They assembled nt he city ball, '*/• J’ ‘,oo:l,pr" 1.....
the 2nd street In front of his or '.heir respective prop*, errlihraf^ to the namt* of J. FI. I.aimrj
r*,.
Tas CerlifSrate N«», * -*d.
where they recalvcjJJnsti [UCtlotm. T lio n duy nf June. A |i 19 !
•erf(f!r*.r erty, in accordance with the terms, of this’
’ -1 T a i. 4**»rt i tlrj%i•* N il f>I . djst ctl i h#•
propei I v ordinance and with ihe plan, and speciflcac HhA1ih$>
of
Jur»4% \D 1*^1 1, «• mil ra ti n g tht*
they scattered to tW lr a: d^iunl blocks, Mmbrain tho fcili.iwing d«**
i tu-w It . Hons therefor, heretofore prepared by the fallo win g
* 'itiiati-d in Setnlnnlr e*»u ty.
it r * r t f b id prope rty in
S m io d c
made the In sped lull,nsd returned with Tbr N K '* of N W 1, of i- ctii
I’ p 21
illy engineer, all of .aid grading and nav* e ti u ii h ,
Fluritfa, t«»'wit: l.ot
It
V#'. M.
i
util
ut
It,
.1.1
IIa«t.
The
*aid
la
id
I
ing,
not
.o
done
by
property
owners,
shall
Clark'*, fiub. D i f , of I ! tuck I I , T i * r !.V, T o w n
their reports to their troop headquar the date nf the iMU.mr of
5
’ ; 11firnt r be done by anil uoilrr the direction of the city of Sanlord. Said land h-dn< a
*t-d at tin*
ters.
in the name nf t*, K. I I :t’»ch
of Sanford, and the proportional - coats dat«* **f UiunocH- of rtald o f f t i t i v i U ' in thr
T
m
Ccrtl
ical”
N«*
dat
•
I
t
?•»h
thereof .hall lie as,,*,ted against Hie land name of Dnknown;
The reports covered the condition of day of June. A. II.
said cert Icate «-= ■* upon which .sl'l (taving shall Abut and the
nil <1 ftaiil fpMlflcilr* In . my ofllri* and
alleys, hack yards and garbage. Tho brareti the folio wing dt efibed in perty
city of Sanford shall have a lien therefor haaHas
madi* application for tax deed to iwitir- hi
In Sereir t-* e*e,inty. 1*1*
t o i*i Against the said land enfnrriliia In like man
hoys *d«fi tee): .« ‘ccnsn* of gerdenu liefi"ft
■efftfilinrr
with law.
4i«t> N i.- i of .»V. ! , of Keciloii ul, Vp. - 1 ner a. other tiens
being planted. The. survey was fol S., It, 11 K The until land beinR aliened nt
Uhlr*"i
«eiM
t‘rf t :tfir a'Iftt ihall t$4* rifir-cMli'd
Section '1 Thai upon failure of sn> prop UTofilihp i«* ilaw
the date of he iMU#(tfF f ^urh dee*l in the erty
d«***d will iiiaiii* thonx«$n
lowed by general cleanup campaigns mum*
owner to do the grading, paving herein on the 22nd day tai
<»f July. A. I» lUtti
of IL A. Mill*. 11a* bled ^aid rertifi- provided
for,
the
same
.hat!
hr
done
b>
thi
In which the Imd conditions were dis cate* in my tiffire, and ha* made appliratbm rity nl Sanford, or shall j»e lit by a contract
C. F. W IL L IA M S
Wilnoaa n*>* offlrial nicnature and *«’al thi»
E D W A R D H it* GINS
for tax deed* to i**ue in accordance with low, liy the city of Sanford to Ihe lowest ami tlie I Mill day of ju c i, A, 11. 191lh
covered nnd remedied.
is* ah
F:. A. IMIIf t$I.ASS,
MnicB* said rrrtiflritw nhall be rerleemed best bidder. In accordance with the aforesaid
according tt( law tax deedr will issue thereon plana and spi-riliratioris sulimi red by (he
Clerk Cirruil Court* Hr ml Hole Cut., Flu
Alh-fftr
lly V. FI. DiiuRlaxt*, D t*.
on the ISth day of July, A. D. 1919,
city engineer and twn thirds of the s-osl* of
GOOD TURNS BY SCOUTS
Wllnr** my ofTirial signature and seal thl* such grading and paying and curbing, nhe
NOTICK
third to abutting owners nn each side, from
the m h day of Juim, A. i >. 1919.
Hnaftl of r.mnty t'ummis^ion# r« in an»I
the date of the completion of the work shall
(fealt
K. A. DOUGLASS.
During the progress of a fair nt Can
for
Srminoli!
Cnuuty,
Floridii. will niMi ip
be
a
lien,
suprrinr
to
a
tII
other
liens,
eirrpt
Clerk Circuit Court Henmlnwlr Co., Fla.
ton, O., several lost children wer*
thrir roufn m ihe Court Hr»u*$» at Sanford,
only
liens for taaes, against and upon
57-5tc
lly V. K- Douglass, D
F
’la.,
at
10
o'clock
a.
m..
July 7th, IRlil, a* a
lots or property fronting or shutting upon
jdeked up nml restored to their par
the slrerts hereinbefore described and so board of *‘<MjalitFffl fur the purpose of hrar
N o llfr o f Applirallon for T a , D r n l
llm lrr
E. O. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R C O M P A N Y
ents, nnd during n fnlr nt Atlanta, On.,
tratimoriy an
M rfllo n S o f C h ap lrr 4SSS, Law s o f Flor. graded and paved, and the remaining unn- ini complaint* and r^rrivlni
Ja c k s o n v i l l e . H . u i t i m
third of such rosla shall he paid by the city to 4hi- tfalue of any property real* perannal
W) children who had become lost at tho
Ida
Kcrtlllicr*. InHccticldeu. SpraycrH. Ponllry Supplies
of mitril, ax flxed by lh«* fJounty Tax A «
Nollco I, hrirby givrn that Thomaa Wil of Hanford.
grounds were similarly found nnd re- son. purchasor of i n Gortlfirdts N o . « L■>4.
or id Taxea f or a«ara*mrnt for (hr t nx^« For thirty years wo havo hwn manufacturing fertilizers in this State—wo have
That the estimated coat* of grading and
dated the 4th day ol Jurte, A. I). 1917, ha. paving prr square yard for the paving nf of thr year A. D. 11)19.
Btorjsl,
Hatisfiod customoni in every county in Florida.
K, A. DOUCiLARS.
aaid certificate in my o(TW, and has said atrert-wlih curbing Is $2.75 per square
Prices always in lino with Quality
Scouts o f Omaha, Neb., have started Died
*
Clerk Hoard of County Cammifetlotirr*. Writo-for Latoat I’ rice Liat.
m in* application - f » r tai deed to Issue In yard, anil th. estimated total cost, of paving
***31
J. E. SPURL1NG, Local Aj[enl, SANFORD. FLORIDA
a class In cobbling, taking Instruction accordance with law. Said certificate em- the same as described 1* $2730.00. and the
t>races the following desrrlbed property slt- estimated cost to lot owners per front font
from nn expert cobbler, nnd nro re Uatrd (n Seminole county. Florida, to-wil: is
$2.61.
pairing dlacnrded shops nnd selling Lola SI. SS and 56 Florida Land ft ColoniSection 4. That the etty engineer Is herehy
aatlon Company. Ltd’a Addition to South required within ten day*, after the Itrst pub
them for a notnlnnj price to thoso la Sanlord. The said land being asseesed I t
lication of this ordinance, to prepare and file
tho date ol the l» uanee of such certificate
need:
re*tlmete •>( the 'amount of II.ns (nr surh
In tho qamo ol Unknown. Unless said cef- an
paving which th. ctlV will claim against
each ol tb« lots fronting or abutting upon
the strret so pavrd, whirh estimate snail h,
based upon the estimated coats nl the work,
and upon the frontage of Iota shutting the
street so to tie pavrd.
Srrtlon 3, That any person owning any
Interest In *nd to said property abutting
upon that portion of paid street to be so
pavrd shall have Ihe right within thirty dij
lir i
alter th* filing ol laid eetlmat.t with the
- _
i * ... i.
city dark to present to the ealtl city clerk a
eworn petition to be Presented to the rity
counriL *et(lng forth tint In the opinion of
the petitlohrr Ihe estimated amount ol surh
roeta and lien* upon such lot ie Incorrect,
showing wherein ft is Incorrect or why It will
cacred the special benefit accruing from the
ork and paving done and (a h. done in
front of said lot.
Hectiun 6. That Ihe ejlv council shall,
alter pruprr notice ami within the lime pre
scribed by ordinance, sit as a hoard
equal
isation to hear any and *11 pyllllona and
complaint, which may hr filed In rrlerenre to
th. estimated costs ul th. paving herein pro
vided for and shall make due and proper
inquiry into th. same, and if It shall appesrto th. s.tlsfactnin id the rity council, sil
ting as a bosrij ol rqualliallon, that the
estimated amount ol said lien Is correctly
climated, the amount i e Axed shall stand at
the amount of eurh lien to be claimed by (he
rity of Sanford, for th* paving of the seld
strret In front uf said property, and alter
the rity council has heard .all petitions and
given all property owners an opportunity
to be heard and make ell correction* which
in their Judgment Is Just, and equalised all
9
assessments, said amount* and aurumrnti
at fixed and equalised shell stand a . a lien
against said property to be enforced as other
liens at any time after Jan. 1st, 1920 with
Interest as provided by law and ordinance*
of eald city.
*
Passed this 2nd day of-June, 1919.
?
F. L. M ILLE D ,
President City Counrll.
;
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordin
ance wet duly nested by the rity council ul
the city ol Sanlord, Florida, In session, this
2nd day ol June, 1919.
F. P. It INKS,
City Clerk.
^Approved by me Ihls^lnd _dey bl June,
Who Owns'the Ring?
That
mi
engagement ring is ni» long
The world Interest th tho bojr scent
movement challenges the Intelligent er the property o f a young lady who
understanding o f every one, and yet brents her engagement Is the recent
tunny people still nsk “ What Is scout verdlrt o f mi Eugli'li ... in. • The girl
ing?" and "What do boy scouts dot" In tho mm* had broken off lbs engage
ment, but derided lo keep the tokens
The boy scout Idea Is a movement
of regard ns -ouvenlrs—until the court
rather than an organisation. It alms
Interfered.—
•> \* wh.
to supplement existing organisations
such ns the home, church and school
NOTICE TO III DO Efts
by engaging the boys' leisure energies
I’lda, Mjl.icit in the ►alp of bonif*
•III
b'-rprplvpil
by ibt Du i p I of County
in outdoor gnmes and activities of
t pmmloll nnera of S#mlrtiiU» Cd*iatyt Florida,
culturul and practical value.
Ihe ufTVce of said board t l the court house
Florida, on or before ten o’clock
The aim o f the scoilt movement Is in Sanford,
m. on the 7th day of July, A, L>. 1519,
to Inculcate character, which, though
l 1 M f * vallon and construction of the
drain* or canal* and literal ditchra,
essential to success In life, Is not ditchea,
draina or canata In the Jc»«up Drainage Dietaught wltldn tho school, and being trict.^ .
il mpat be
be accompanied by a cert!*
largely a matter o f environment Is too
fled check in the »um of Five Hundred <$f>00)
generally left to chance, often with Dullafa, payable tu •■{«]: fociard#~ a* an evi
deplorable results. The scout move dence of food faith*
. F’sllrrslrd total yardage 58,(160 cubic
ment endeavors to supply the required v»rd*.
This quantity is onlv approximate,
environment and ambitions through | ’’ring riven a* a uniform ht*l* (nr romparof bid*, and tbr *ald board rr.crvn thp
games nnd outdoor activities, which , Don
right to increase or i l r c m t I he amount of
lead n hoy to become a better man, n •aid yardage a* may be deemed nrreaaary.
All blda ahall be made upon a form to be
good citizen.
Jturniihrd,
f
RISING SUN ^self^risinlP FLOUR
A n added zest fov e v e ry meal.
FIs’.
‘I
The For.l Coupe, with its permanent
top, '1)1.17 sliding windows, generous
seating capacity, splendid upholster
ing, U surely th» ideal, as well as the
most practical and profitable; motor
car for traveling sales.nun, physicians,
stockmen, etc.. It me t is quick trans
portation wilho
raiigu.» It means
comiortabie tmnspen union , regardless
of weather conditions. It means ;ood
long service at the minima o of
petise. Wise to give us you.’ or
now. Price f. n, b. Dctnut..r»d t).
Agent
S de,m m
On and After June 25th,
lowing Rates for
Become
COUPON B O O K S
Serie3
Lbs. Per
Coupon
Number o f
Coupons
Lbs. Per
Book
20
20
20
250
500
20
2000
20
6.00
12.00
4000
18.00
121-2
57-Mc
Wrapped to insure its perfect
condition in all climates and
seasons. Sealed tight—kept
right. The perfect gum in the
perfect package.
After every meal
J, D. DAVIS ON.
Mayor.
NOTICE
Nollre Is hrreby given that the undesign
ed. Fannie C. Davie will, on Thursday,
July 10th, at 10:00 o’clock a. in., or ae soon
thereafter as can be heard make application
tq the _UtuLoreUla-Jamaa--W. Parkin., Judge
of the Seventh Judicial Circuit Court,.ol the
elate ol I'lorlda, in chancery sitting, for a
license to take charge of and manage her
own « l a t e tand property, and to become <
free dealer In every respect, a|ie bring now a
married w o n ts redding In said Circuit and
State.
Dated thle llth day of June, 1919,
... V,
. . .
• 'A N N I E C. DAVIS.
Dickinson A Dickinson
Attorneys for Petitioner.
____________________________ ■
Nells* wf AppliralUn far Tag Dead Under
H.ctl.n I mt Chapter 4|U, Laws * f Pl.t.
,ida
Nolle. Ie hereby given that Alfred Foster,
purchaser uf Tax Certificate No: 246, del'd
th* 4lh dey of June, A. D. 1917. ha* filed
said certificate In my office, and ha* mad#
i PPII c i Uqb (of tax deed io itsua in afford* n7® with law. Said n rtllliatr embrace, the
following described property situated in
Seminole county, Florida, lo-wtt; HE U of
NBk,’ of See. 19, Tp. 20 H..‘ IL 31 K., 40
•/re*. Th# aald land bring eeaeMed at lh*
data of the latuinca of aurit e.rllfieai. in th.
nl?,? .V 0, Unknown.
Unless said certificate
shall b* redeemed eccnrdlng to law tax deed
will Issue thereon on the 22nd day of July.
A. D. 1919. .
Wltnsu my offlrial signature and aaal this
tho ISth day uf June, A. D. 1919.
(M il)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Cl.rk Circuit Court Snmlaol. Co., Fla.
59-fitc
lly V. E. Douglas*, b . C.
25
50
100
200,
1000
Price Per
Book
1.50
3.00
, per 100 Its
operating costs warrant a reduction
rates will be ad ju sted -
NatFrn ag AppHcaUen f . r Ta* I ) . . d Under
Hecllnn • *r Chapter 4911, L eva ef Tl.rIda
t
|
Notice la hareliy given that Chaster Kan- !
AI.O0, purchaser pf Tax Ceriifleat* No. 411, |
dated (h . 4th day of June, A. I>. 1917, Bat
-
V - laf .
A *-
-
�OWNER
Block
Walker, C- ______
Sanford Hotel A Imp. Co .
Carter, W. P. A Co
Zachary Crt A Nov Wka
VVhritner. 1. N.
Ilrardatl, F
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W ) j of Lot 1__
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-- Lot 5
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Lota 6 and 7
9
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9
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t
Ran S 133 ft E. 50 ft
N 132 It W 60 It ____ _____
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Lot I
I.ota 6 and 8
Lot 4 ;,._'... .
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Lola | 2. 3. 4. 5
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All Free .
Lota | and 2
Lot 3
Lot 7
_
I ,*1la I, 2 and 3
tail 4 ___ _____
L o t 3 _____
L o t 8 ______
Lilt 8
Ltd 5
Lot 6 .
Lt,t 7
Lot 4
L 6 I 5____
___ _
Lot 4 ----1 ----- .
Liit 7
Lota I 4 2
Lilt 4 _
I- t 9 ____ ...
Li t 10 ........ ..
L i 5.................,
Lut 6 ....
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lioto 4 and S
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144 It E 16
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of N E 'i
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Lot t
Lot 5
Lot 9
L.*t f>
Lot 9
Lot I ..... . , _ .
Lot 2
Lot 3
I.ot 10
South of ft. It.
Lot 6
Lot 6
Lola I. 2 A 1
Lot 5
4
5 16 ft Lot | A 3
Lot 4
I.ot 2
Lot. 5. 6, 7. 8. 9 A 10
Loti 6 A 7
Lot 7.
____
8 V) fl of SWi ,
SE H
Lot* 1 A 2
Lot ID
Lot &
1.1.1• 9 A tu
Lota I A 3
Lot 3
L « l * 9 4 10
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l.ot fi
Lot 1
L ot:
Lot ID
IA S
iLot H
l-R 2
Lot 3
.
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Lot* 6 4 7
.
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I andon. If,
Harnilun, i
Shinhtjlfaf,
Frfr»al4 ltd
J. L. Miller
Doriay, J, !
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Sanford Hotel A Imp C o __
White, L. K, ...
.
Wight. Henry
-■___ ___ _
Thornton
Sauaer, Joe
Aldrid*e,.W. CJ.
....... ....
Holly. H. J.
Thraaher, D/L.
Peter*, W. If.
Shlnholaer. S. O..
Frrnald Ildar.
Ilynea. W. ft.
Petera, W. II.
w m iatin .'jrn;- ..
Miller, J. L.
W. Eat
Robert*. M
Mahoney, !
!o
. •__________ 10
______ ID
______ 10
___
_
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Lot 4... ____■__________________ __ 10
Lot* 7. nad 8--------------.10
D
D
Thump*
W J
V an fteman. (’ II
I trill gal. It, L.
Little, J
Stew art, •----Lovell. Mrv. W. w
Connelly. A. P.
Li!}*. A..
Shelley, Wm ,
Shinholaer. S. <>
Lilia. A
.Alien. T. J.
A. C. L-'ll. It.
Geiger, A
Alterna(h>. Atr* w w
Caldwell, [j A i Sufi 4
Ilirkin*. ] W
Ithodea.
H .
K arnata. J F
Zachary. A J>
Stewart. J B.
Lundqui*t. Chat_____
Peter*. W. II.
Cameron, J oe_____ _
Cameron, Joe . . .
Waldron. IJitie
Unknown ’
Frank, .A|.
Sande'rt. E K.
Paiton, Mra. G P
Cameron, Joa
Cunnefli. W 11.
Chaae. S t )
Mahoney. F W
Linnciton. Jo
Thom a*, flu* F
Shepherd, G
t ) Neal, Victoria
Jonea, A. E.
Allen, J,
■ Hulchinaon, J VA
Hatch, Frank
Cyrey, B. F,
Corey. B. F.
Devine. W. T.
MeAleaander, J. E.
Unknown
Beatty. Mary H.
Coulter, A. J,
Leflier. W. A,
Darlington, Chaa.
M arill. W. G.
Da Fibre Itruah Co
O l Fibre Hruth Co
Da Fibre Bruah Co
Armatrong, Owen
Itobetta S A llarrit,
Gardner, Mr* H A.
ifodman, Peter
Jonea, AVealey EatWataon. Peggy
Stewart, W. C.
Ford, J. O.
G rig*. K. ft.
Harper. Dan K*t.
Brown, Lucy
Sim*. A. 8.
a
Sim*. A. 3. ______ __ .
„
Thraaher, A. M___
Jonea. Simon
Mdealer, W. E.
Croon*. T. L
Durham, W. E.
Stewart, W. C. ____
Stewart. W. C. . „ .
Meade,all.
Stewart, W. G.
- --Stewart, W. C.„_ ,
IJnd*ay, J. E.
.
Gramling. E. M.
Gramling. A. A
,
Gramling, K. M.
Jonea, D. II.
C o a u l , Jin
_
Stewart. W. C. . _____ _
Dor*ey, L II. C.
Piekrtl. Jim._____». __ __ _
Stewart. W. U.
.
Wade. M. J .......
„
Btrwart, W. C. .
Garner, N. II.
Williaraa. D. J.
_______
IJndiey, J. L
Idndaey, J. (.
Grice*. It II.
Green. Ilrn
Thraakrr. D. ICaldwell, D. A. A Sona
Brown, r ? II.
Pott*. Dalla* E
_____
Dwairr M ab t t r r m r j ; " '
Hill. Gary....
_____*_
Stewart,
_______ ___
Jonefc E. H... ' ___________
L lf htfoot, HatUe .
.... .
Hunter, W. S -------------- -Hurley, Efl . . . ---- K n f t t . Stella Z - Z ' T * . T ' ’
Bradley, K. S .•___ __ ______
Turner, Otia . .
_
Jar i * . « , J a ro»-* _________ ;_
Zlirrlata, Tom . ____ ____
Turn r, Jobo___ ______ ____
7.00
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5.60
8.40
L_
3.16
2.80
»**—
17. SO
1.4 0
1le'jO
175
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2.10
__
1.40
.... *
9.10
___
no
2.80
2 t0
4 20
.1.50
1.40
1.40
16.80
i.oo
10.50
,.M
1 i_ —■— 7.00
7.00
21.00
T.
7.00
8.40
14.00
70.00
21.00 Lola 8 and
35.00 Lot 9 .'........ ...... ....... ......... ..
77.70 Lot 4. 5, 9 and 10___
5.60 Lota 3. 8. 9 and 10.......... .....
1 1.20 Lot 1
Lot 3 . . . ....
'. n,
Lot 8____ _____________ -l __
Lot 6 , .
. ,
Lota 7, 8. 9 and 10, ‘ ______ _
Lbt* 2 and 3
_ .,__ _____* ,
308.00 Prac W J i E of R. R . . „ . . . _ L
1t.00
Cameron, Jo____
Unknown__ .....________ ___
Cameron, J o __, . _
Cameron, Jo
__
CamcTon, J o ,______ _
.,
Cameron, Jo _____ ...____
Aldridge, W. G
_____ .
Cameron, Jo_____ ____
Aldridge, \V. G . _ . ..... . J ;
Aldridge. W. G ____ _______
-II
'
.11
Aldridge, W, G...___________
Chapman and Turker'a Addition
------------ 1
Woodruff, F L.__ ______ __
11.20
I 1.00
1.40
MOO
70.00
70.00
81.00
29.40
8.40
35.00
2.00
21.00
26.00
19 60
32.20
4.20
9.30
9.30
42.00
42.00
56.00
•42.00
33.00
All leaa S 26 ft
Lot 2 , ____
fort 3 and N 3 ft I
21 ft
S in NK cor Lot 1.
Ld»t
____ ________
Lot 3 and E 2-3 Lot 4 ._
\V 3-3 Lot 4 ___
Lr.t • 9 and 10
E l , la>U 9 and lt>
I arte t and 5
Lot
_____
Lain* J . T .
___ Z..Z.'.".' 7
9.80
4.20
22.40
I LOU
11.20
4.90
2.80
7.00
16.80
8.40
.8-HP
28.00
28.00
28.00
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wr?fT5r“
. ,„i_
a s r w
v r r g L
W. A
___ _
KlUion,
______
u m » f , w. a
Nravra* Addition •
A A B
Wifht. I I _______ __
[)
Joit»a. H. V-. t ,,
^ *
' Ha«kin«, J. L ) .... ..... .
r
Vroman, 3*
lunei, Wrilty..
Lot 7
N 2o ft Lot 8 , ,
Aii^.
Loti 3 and I
LoU 4 amf 5
Lot
IV |ii ft Lot n
Lot* 7, il and 9 leu W i l l It
o f Lot 9
Ittidman. Purer
355.00 Lot 2
K
AVat*-,n. Peggy.
7 00 Loti 3 and I
K
Brown Ella
8.10
I 75 I
J. K..Pace'* Sufidirl* on
6 10 Meg n 137 1} [( W
N E C4>r
1.40 I
Lot t.7 Bun
so ft S
■5.60 :
111 It W 40 ft
135 ft
Pilklnglon, H
1.40
Mellon title
42,00
28.00 ! Lola 2 and I lllk 31 and I.ot*
-C5.20 i
2 and 5
.— _ 33
,
Kptwr, Carrie
6 '0 0 ; All Block* .16 and 42
- -- ..
Itubb, D. C_ > .
5».. JO•
Celety Avenue A'ddillon
atfi /
A
Jenningv. Mr*, c. it..
•
Hickman, 1. II
• I
(J r*»(oc |. A K
L
Bunge, S
C
Me Han. MU. A
U
,
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Slrin gfrlloitA ddition '
1
A
llawkin*. IV K
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M' t lark'* SabdlvUion .jf lllnek 11. Tirr* 11 and
| Lot I
1i *
1I
Wahl rim Mrs,
11
1\
Mmira 11%
10 >n
11
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11
11
t lark. W M
21.00 I.
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1 |0, 11 and 15
•»•
1I
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1I O'!
I*. *'J
Hlanllford'a \tJdiiiun
*
2T
> 2li
On
Becker. D. E
I'ail*. Maggie
21.'til I 'd .
Kelkner. Tho*
:» fill I.ot 3
Lot
I
Cunningham, M
1* SC
Hart, Grri-0 Eat
1 1 on Lot* 5 and 12
Cook, G. \\
l 20 ‘ Lot* 6 1* nd 7
Lot
*
t'oaart. E. C
* ID
Lot |o
e-utinn. Norman
I.ot I 1
Itlaylork. I.
I ol I V
Hwllr, Ed
i.ot 16
AValden, Albert
Lot* 11 »nd 1■
Butler, N*
Lot
19
M tN *vh), E
I.Jn
foil 20
llravwrll. C H
Lot 21
■ William*, AA j
Lola 22 and 21
While, J W
Wilaon, II t)
3 10 Lot* 24 and 25
Lot 26
Turner,
Geo
1.05 I.ot 27
flay Thad
35.20
Roblnaoa'e Sut*ey af a* Addition to Sanford
23.80
7.00 .He* NK cor Lot I ron W 85 ft
S 60 ft E 85 ft N 60 ft
21.00
Mitrhell, Mamie
42,00' W l j Lot 4 - _ ..........
Shephard, it . ____
42.00 E H Lot 4
Benton A Clark
25.00 K 1) Lot 5
Davit. F. I)
_
19.60 W 'y Lot 5
Clark, M M.
Lot*
6
and
1
1
21.00
Miller T. J
30.80 Lot 12
* II
I 75 Lot 13
Collin*. Jack
2n 0(1 I.ot* I t an>1 15
M erriek. Fell a
IS 00
A C I It It
fVt Oil 10 ft * 2u ft in N K ror
Heed Hubbard E*t
12 oo
I.indte). J L
'in 00 lie* NK cor
21
2 A0
run H 120 ft W 45,3 N
r i 00
120 ft F, 43 5
t
Eubank*. G __
...
* .
11 00 Beg 100 ft W of N W e b r ._
14.00
run S 120 ft E 50 ft
N 120 ft W 60 f t ________
25.20
Knight, Chaa._______
23
18.20 Beg 50 ft W of N W cor...........
Bun
S
120
ft
E
50
(1
3.50
N 120 ft W 50 ft ............
• 1.05
Marlin, Chaa... 1_____
1.40
AA. M. Clark'* Sab Ilia lllk. 2< Kehluaon'a Survey
5.60
Corker. U i i f r
28.00 Led 1
Jarkaon, Dave
28 00 Lot 2
N
H
Lot
3
Jack*.in.
Date
10.50
S t , Lot 3
Clark. AV. M
28 00
Lot t
Wil jam*. G. AA'
17.50 I.ot* 6, 7 and 6
William* C. fl
12.60 I.ot 9
E
li*onr Fannie
1 IS Lot ID
Elliaon.
Fannie
3 A0 Lota 12 and 13
* William*. Mote t
21.DO
AA M r.ltrk'a Sub III*, lllk. 26 l E H ) Heblaaoa'a Survey
' 21.00
1 10 L-d. t 3 3. 6 and
Clark. W M
l..,t
I
21 00
Juhn*on, J J
1 20 I.ot* I
6.
8. 3. 10
4 20
--------36
Clark, W. M ___ __ ____
L 10
Chappell** Sub pie.
1.40
,
_________
O
Phillip* F.. D ___________ _
4.20 Lot 3
„ .
.
G
Benton G. W
.11.20 Lota I and 2
Lota
8
9
and
10
........
Clark
to.
.
2.10
Clark W. Jd....
5.60 Lot 11
LoU
13
14
and
20..^_r
_.
Howard Paekard Land Co
2 10
Wing C. L
12.60 Lot* 21 l o 26
Lockett Ellen
1.40 W *, Lot* 27 and 28
Howard Packard I.'d Co
1.40 Lota 29 and 30
Cwldwell D. A
16.80 Lot 31^
Clark ,W. M
4.20 Lot* 32 34 38 and 39
Felder Sieve
21.00 Lot 37
I.ot
41
and
42____
.
Clark W M.
21.00
All
unplatted
.
,
Howard Packard Land Co
M.OU
Lota 43 M 43 16 47
X ,|"“l
'
_____ \ J
Hill Robert
4 20 Lot 48
. . J
Mefiill O. D.
• M.00 Lota 49 and 30
J
Unknown
2.80 Lot 51________
8.10 Lot* u and SI
Howard Packard Ld Co
4.20 Lot 55
Allen J, T. .
_ _
7.00 W 150 ft of Lota 36 &7 and.39
Allen J. T.
.. .
5.60 All t**e W 130 ft Lot* 56 57
28.00
58 and 59
Clark W. M .,______ __ __
4.90 W 150 ft Lot 60
'
Collin* W. C. . __________
7.00 E 75 ft Lot'60 and 61
Mercer Wm
...
7.00 E 25 ft l.i>ta <2 6.1 and 64
Mercer W m __ ... ____ _
5.60 W 200 ft Lot 62 63 and 6t
Calde- ", TA, A. A gone
...
MOO Lot 65 .
Her ion G
. i _____
... ,
8.40 811 unplatted____ „!.
Ho •b.d Pav. rd l.d Co... .
14.00
South Sauford
Cur,Ion A.,
.
J
10.60
—i
— i m t - q - A r J ' - -----I. SO
.Law-on JoLii . .
ui*_
3.60 I.ot* 5 and • ...
81 t-rnerd It
__
11.20 Lot 7
M * rray
21.00 Lota 8 and I ._J___
—
HnJL r . u
r r ; :. .
8.40 U < i o . ............. .... ..
Benton
_____
' 7.00 Lota 11 and 12_____
Pavia T.
_____ _
9.80 Lot I t ____________
Mahan I>. B.___ __________
10.50
Mon gamery Joaephfne ... .
7.00
Green. G. E. _____________
16.84 Cat i t . .... .......
Elliaon tlnmar. ___ _____
___
' 7.00 Lot 19
Cook. G . V
______ _____
12.60 Lot SO____ ___ _ _
Cooh O. W . „ _
10.50 L o l l !
Cook, G. W.
..........
21,00 Lota 22 J3 and 14
__________
HaU F. K ____ _________ J _
10.30 AfA to of R. K Lot 1 7 „ „ „
Fny Hy Hair* .
W 10 It Lot 21________ 1___
.
Sfaelman A. ...
Lot* 30 to so
...—r ____
_
Benton A Clark
N 1-1 nf fait 39
Cook. G W. .
! S ! , L o t 49
. Wilaon, S
1. it 4J
Wilson S
Iail 42 .
Unknown
fait 13
Hall. Y
' _
Siplin, F ...............
10.50 Lntp 45. 46 a i . 47
fait
49
______
Unknown
.. __________ __
1U 30
,
Thom**, John ___ _______ _
5.60 Let 63 . ____________
Iail 63 ..........
..... .......
Collin*, D..C______
,
H U DeFerevi Hah Dfviolo.
Lot D ____ _
Walker Jeaale...
Lot E ______ _
Stmtin, W . S
— --------- ----- ft
Lot J . . ______
I»
Hick*, w. r . , . _
8 10
Lot 5
L o l l 7 in<l<J *
I. d! 2
1*01 '6
I.ot 9 ______
fO.tO l.oU 3, 6, 7 Bml
7.00
DESCHIITKIN
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J. I*. .
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Ragtdale, J. I f . . .
Alarkham Park llelghla
Hnpilm. J 4 (}.
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to
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br^ S to b»g
Beg RH6 ft W ami 675 ft N
5 4.,
4.90
3.S0
4.90
7.00
1.40
2.80
1.90
2.10
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6.30
2.80
2 .10
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5.60
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8 40
2.80
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1.4
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2.80
2.80
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6.30
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2.80
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2.10
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19
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19
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19
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of
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23
run W .11J it N I 31I
S EIj «»» a point 1
N of brg H to bf|
If IV
until "fU
Beg 1I 'Ik ft
W ami
705 ft N tu
S f i rrtilr pint
23
run W .120 ft to talk#
Monro* SEly along„ Lak#
to pt N uf bag s tu
bag, 11 »crr*
I*rC 1518 ft W and 705 ft N of
S *7 M. V
23
run W 350 ft N 1750 ft
tp Laka
Mon run SEly
along
If 10
Lika
4
to pt N of
hag S to bag.
ic rrt
Mrt D98 ft IA ol S l,, M P.
run *N to Latip
Momrue
N Wl> alofif Lakr to W
linr of Saa S3 S to pt VA'
of brf K lo be f. 28 lirraa 1
ne* M2 M K of n h M. P.
26
run K 29S ft S lo K: II.
Trafford'a plat W 298 ft
N to b e f __ , ITW
-*__
T..
Beg at a point of Int o E aid*
A. C. I- It. H. right of
way with N line of First
street run E 330 ft N
396 ft W 330 ft S 396 H
to beg
J(
llcg 330 ft N of SE eor of SW i,
•of N W ** See'
26
run W 660 It N 330 It
E 660 ft S 330 fl |o beg
Beg 435 ch K and 6 2-3 ch N
uf 8 *, mil* pint
26
run E 10 ch N J 1-.1 eh
W 10 ch S 3 i-3 ch to
beg
Beg 4.35 ch E and 3 1-3 eh N
ol S*y mile pint
26
run £ 10 ch N 3 1-3 ch
w in ch S 3 1*3 ch Ira*
W 3 1-3 e h L _ _
Urg f .35 ch K and 3 1-3 ch N* ut
>
S H mile pint... .
26
run N 3 1-3 ch E 3 1-3
eh S 3 1-3 ch W 3 1-3
ch to beg. .v_____ 2____
*,
He* 1350 ft W and 190 ft 8 of
N K eor. ..........
........36
run W -92H ft S 470 It
K 92 H ft N 470 ft .
Reg 1628 ft W and 190 ft S of
N K c o r ___ __ „ .
35
j u a K 190 ft S 476 ft W
190 ft N 470 ft
Beg 16244 ft W -and 190 fi
N E cor..
run W 92>y (t S 470
E 92 H ft N 470 ft
Beg 792 ft W of SE cor of
N E * * <tf N E ' i run N
680 ft W 1848 It S 660
ft E 1848 ft
35
1-ea* beg 760 It S and
1050 ft E ol N H mite
post rf a*1! See E 21" :t
S 21b ft W 210 ft N lil«t
ft a ' J le*v Heg 2281 u
a , . - j : jo <t s . f n .:
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2 i1 i ". \ 8 i: it
i
t e g and tea* beg 40 It W
of N W cor lot 72 Fla
I -*)tJ X t * 1! f v. Add to
n to. V 575 ft
Potter. J. A
26 60
Arthur, Sam V
21 )J
Brown, VA W
12 'AA
Sm it h. M . M,
2 a >3
Montenegro, A. G .......
3.30
Dutton P f Crate Co.
12 M
Sacord. Mary
10 30
19
30
19
Zetrowar, I t _____
7 01
Halt. F. K ______ b_______
2.63 *
30
19 30
Jarkton, Wm . __________
28
Wflllarat, S. E.____
5 69
19 30
19
10
Shephard, A. J . .
19 30
_____
6.60
Y
Brown, Charlotte..,.
9
19
30
;,
19
30
b Bib. Mr M ___________
35
19
SO
Jeakini, F, A D _______
35
19
30
Brook-..
2.19
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ft S of
h i.
vat a.v run
E
452 ft S 210 ft W 607 ft
N E t o b e g ____
____
n*g 2281 ft W and 700 ft S of
N E eor Sec run E 463 ft
8 210 ft E 210 ft N 210
ft 8 210 f t ......... ..
...
Reg 760 ft S and 1030 ft E of
N H mBe po*t Sec run E
210 ft S 210 ft W 210 ft
N 210 ft to beg
W ' , ,.l M W ' , uf S W '. of
7,«ii j
HI
. 5
iB'2k
NVU
36
1
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of S W v, „ ( NAA1
*. run S J-fU ft K 264 ft N
330 ft W 264 ft
ltej JtO f l S of N\A cur ,.f E H
of N W (, of SWt, „| |s; Vh
quarter
36
run S 138 ft- E 264 ft W
Sol It N 139 ft ...
E « ff, «
04 S T J ( of
N lflf
_ - 36
SH uf N E * * of SW
30
Wilaon, Stephen.
30
Smith, M. M.
SA, of N H uf S E ‘ i of NAVia .."
H Int in N'A< o f SH Of SV.H
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1.46 NEH of N
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NW
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2.10
I-** that portion NE
of
.
4,90
R.
l e w hegfa 627* ft
t.10
” aid* of French
'5.63
.50
2.10
_______
7.00
3U
Colllnt. Denafa...___ _______ 't.S0
19 30
Edward*. H. W .:
19
30
NW*1*
T.ttt
aknown
Laiag, J. F .,2.
Abernathy, W, W . ,.
Boucher, C.
____
Bonner, -II. A . ,_____
Kagadair, J. .11____
Klernert, E. C ..
B ag.die, J. I I ,
Bpaaetter, J. N . .
Ilote; C. W ........
SE e„r nf Lot l? ( ,|. r>
Plantation* run hnO ft
K to * point 211 ft W of
N A S Sec line
thence N to Lake -Monroe
SEly along Lake to a
point 66 ft VA' of amid N
and S ' t line S to Pt E td
beg thenfe
AA’ ( <1
t
781 It W tn<1 675 ft N of
S * ^ milr r»«»*t of
run W 173 ft .S' 12» 0 ft
tu .Lake Minfin?
SKfy
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M .W
n >Wn
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ahn i v i
MmJ : : . : ~
Pope, (*>44, it ....
Unknown
Perkina, If. L ...
Thrather. II. L
®ulrS2'6*iwriK
Abernathy, W, W
“f
I-aQti i* amj ?
.. II
Weaver, P. K
Garnet** Srrond Addition
10 50
12.60 f( tita f and 2 ,,
,
„ K
Mlutt, M. A ......... .
Florida Land 4 Col. Co. Celery Planfallon
70 Lot* 1* anil 11*
Grernburg, Mr». A
.Daniel*. M.ri. W, to .
; ' 1Lot 2J
2. ID
M. M. Smith1* 3ob DUl.ion Sec. 26, Tp. 19, ft JO E.
7"
63
-Tu I Lot>t 69
Have. to. M. t J. 11
Little, J If
I o'. 69
* 7 ! arid T2
Belt.. G. A
I 73 a'id 7*
Sm th. M. M
U" : 81
Walker L ndley S
N 11 ol v2
-—
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Baker .
! S>3 t.f 82
Beuford, Levi
B l k 83 ' and that part
tout It ut
Tri by ttranrh ti 37
Smith. M M
Par! *,, utb of U B. of 9 1
Ha Men--------. . ....
Merida U a d A Cdlaaiaaltou In .
: and 9—, _________
1 7 and 1
6 *0 Lo
8.60 Lo
' **' Fwwifo MU'—rk —
14.0
Lot I t I I and It.
Lot I3..u___ _______
pvt I *
7.00
IS and I t ____________
6.60 ' LoU 20 to 2T_____________
I L S t Lo a t f . 29. St. 61, t t . 3* i
Unknown—
Lota 38 and 33 to 40.;___ _______
Unknoarn.^,*.......... ......
Lo[a 17 to 56
..... .....
*
.
.
Drear P. T ____ ______
Lota 57, 51, 59, 60, 62. 63 and 61
Hick*. W. L ___ __________
l,ot 61
...
, ... . ___
Unknown ------ ------------ Lota 65 to 63 and 77 to 84
W F. Lcavlll'a Sub Dlrlalen
W ight. s. w ____;______
N H Lot 3
• „
Martin, T, II
__ __
lari 4 ___ ..... ..... ..... , __ _ *
Ilauton, L 0 , ______ ____
I.ot 5 . . .
..
Mlcktua. W. L ______ ,,,,
Lot 6 . ............. ..... .... ...
.
Lota 7. 8. », II, I f , 1.3, 8, ' 9,
I.eavltt, W. T ___________
20 and 21 __________ .
.
Andereon, A
Lot
______
Uillyard, R. L .. ___
I.*> * 11,13 and 16
* •
II, Hand'* Addition
_
Campbell, A l a r y _ ^
Lot I
.
------ _
,
William . D. T
____ “
Lot 2
Butter, W i n . ....... ... .....L o t 4— ________________ ____ ___
Dawkin*. Malt) -.......
L o t 3____ ______ ...__
____ __
Jonei. Jerry ____ . 1 “
Lot * . ................. ... ,
__ _
Lot 7_____ _ ...______ ________ __
Unknown ___ _____ .
Lota 8, 9 and 10_
Wiliam*, D. T .__________
.M. M Smith'* Second Sab Dltfalun
Lota 66 to 74 and
to 81
In* Lot 80__ _
M. M. Sm th...
H H Lot 34___
Hurt, E. J ........
S H Lot 75 ■
Hurt. A. It...
Lot 80____ l ____ _____
.
Goodw n F
E. J. While'* Sub Olalalon
Aldridge, W G ____
H Int. in Rlk I ____________ *.
H Int. In Lot* 8 to 11_________
2
•
Aldridge W. Q_____
,"
W'rlllnglon'e Add llua
Lota 1 to 8 _________ ____________
Miller, J. B ________ ____
N 80 It Lot 9________ _ .
, ,
Lefflrr, W. A ____________
Sheath. 9. W_______Z ____
Lot 13 — ......... i , ..... -— ,
Lot I
I
__ ;____1___ ___
Uumphraya, Kate,.
Sanford llelghr
Lota 1, 2 3 4, 5, 9 and 10
'
Ragtdale, J. H ___________
Lot 6 ------ ................ ................
Mor'ow, Mr*. E. N
Starling. B. J------------^
Lot I s : : ™ :
‘
Field*, W. T . _________~T.
Lot 17 _____
King O. W ____
Lola 26 to 42
22.10
42.00 Lot 52
21.00
ItitO- Ie**t* 69'and W r t E
1.00 Lot* 71. 83, 81, 85. 86 87 A 88
................. *_____
12.60 Lot 72
19.60 Lota 75 and 76....... ........ ...... .....
Lot*
92
and
93___________
_
2.d0
23.20 Lot 97
2.80 Lot 9.8
Lot* 99 to 101 and 106 to 109
Lot 111 ......
• _ ____ _
.
35.00 Lola 112. 113. IM . 121 and 122
21.00 Lot* 115 to 120
___
. 5.60 Lota 123 and 121
2.80 Lota |30 I d Ml and 137 t<> 155
3.50
. 157, 153 and I 59
___
'
Sanford Hotel
Graham, A . . ________
Myera Nancy...,____
Alien. R _____________
Jacking. Jamea , ____
William*. C. P____ ..
Williaraa, C. T
Millet, T. J ,
Aabury, Phoebe
llarrie, H»'
Martin, Sherman
Portloek,
Cooper. E. E_____
Turner. Jno
______ _
Unknown , __ „
Unknown
......
Thatcher R. Co.
Stewart. W. C .__, , .
Gramling, A. A . .....
Jarkaon, J a m e a __ _
Stewart, Julia
Mradr. 11...
___ .
It«*a, J. T . ..............
Graham. G. ft _______
Warensley, Alary . .....
Brumley, L. A
Andrew a A MeLeod D.
Gramling, O. U,„.
-----------Allen. T. J ;
t
i
Begin at the SE Cor of B lo ck !
Tier 1 of K- II Tr art ord'*
Map run W II? It N
386.06 It 3 69 d-g 17
mis E 125.1 ft S 3*1.74
ft to floe- I acre_____ _
Br* at the lotPtlpftii’ti "f the N
line of T e m m r u l t l at
With the W .line of Pal
metto-ave run N 181.5 It
N 69 dee 17 rain W 118,2
ft 5 626.37 It to Caromerrial arr K on N aide
of Commercial at 119.2
ft to Rr|. t.S i r r n ____
250 It N of the InUrarrllor,
of the N line of Commerrlal at with the rail
line of I'ark eve run N
135.71 ft. S 69 dee 17
min E 159.1
S 379.36.
W MB.A ft to beg. Contalnlnc M acrr» - — .
Lot* 5 and 6
Lota 3. t A .3 . ........ — ---All north of Commercial at
I.o t t
,
_____ ______
I-ota 2 Si 3
Be* 135 ft W of SE cor run N
MO ft N to Commercial
at. W to Band a te' "S
11A.! ft E 152 ft S 101.2
It to Firat at K to bee
S H Lot 4_
Lot 5____ ..
Lot 8_____
I.At 1 ......
Lota I and
Lota' 9 and
Lota 9 and
Lot 5 .. .
Lot a
Lot 9
Lot 6
Lot 7
I,ota 9 and
Lot 5
_>
Lota I A 2
All leaa 6, 7, fi and 9
Lot I . . . . .____
Lot I0_-___
I.ot 1 .
Lot 7 ______
Lot 6
W j j I.ot 7
: lo.ou N W » i Lot 7 _
N E f t Lot 7 ....
t^ot 11,........ ......
Lot 14____ _
Lota 5, 6 and 7..
S H Lot 9 .
Lot 10___
U l r t l l . W. T ,
Leavitt, to. T , ---------
2.60
21.00
Lana. Mrs. A. L ____ _
621
Leavitt. Mra. Hattia____
Stockdell, H. E ........ ..
6 26
7,1* ,
Leavitt. W.
19 30
Preach, A. V ......... ........ 2l i0
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JUNE 20, l t l »
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE FIFTEEN
t: Lot 129. Midway. In Sec, 82. Tp, 19 S.;
Article V.
S W i f of N W i f . N M o f S W t f and S W ' f
the following dotrribed property altuated In
31 E., aold at th* proparty of Hillary;
|‘ The buaineaa of th* corn
corporation ahall b* of 8 W H Sec. 35, Tp. 20 8, R. 29 E.
Seminole county, Floridn, to-wlt: Lot I IB.
Block D, D. R, Mitchell’* Survey of Levy
Also Ta* Certiorate No. 138. dated th* ! fondurted by a board of director* ronaitllng
You are hereby ordered to appear to th*
Grant, containing 43 acre*, sold at tha prop 3rd day Of July. A. D. 1910, aald certificate “ f
hill of complaint herein filed -on tb* 4th day
JThr*l* n o ,. " ! 1
“ r*, ,h“
of
August, A. 17. 1919.
roverinf
lh#
following
dMtrlbed
land*,
to*
n
j
f
T
h
e
director*
•h«fl>
from
their
erly of Unknown;
It la forlb-r or f«rrd that thla notlca be
Alto T a i CertlBcate No. 288. tinted th» wit: Lot 127. Midway; In 8*c. 32* Tp. 19 8.. number elect a preeldent, a vice president,
a treaeurer.
One peraon published onre each week for. twelve weak*
4th day of June, A. D. 1917, aald certiflrota II. 3! E.( told aa the property ol Henry •
* m*y held the offlre of both Secretary and In 1,'ie Sanford Herald, a newspaper published
embrace* th* following deaerlbed property rackard*
*
.
c\
ai
j
a
a
•
treiaurer.
The
pervona
who
are
to conduct In raid He min id# County.
altuated In Seminole county. Fla., to-wit:
And haa Bird aald reftinlralca in my
, the buaineaa of thla corporation as Ita "temWltneaa ray hand a id th* aeal of tb* aald
Lot 8 (lea* beg. 12 eh N. of SW cor run N and haa made application lor ta i deed to por>rjr officer* and director* (intil the dlrecClrrult L'jurt thla 2hth day of April, A . - D .
88 degree* 30 min. E 5.03 eh, N 8 degree* laaue in accordance with law,
..
, ; nr*
elected at th* Bret annual meeting 1919*
30 min, W 9 ch to lake, thence In main dlrtcUnleu' said certificate* ahall be redeemed , of the atorkholdera hereinafter provided for,
deal)
E . X DOUGLASS,
W a,«■/ rh. to W boundary
tfwn -70 deg:
Clstk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla.
Lot 8. 8 6 degree* . , mi
it, n 10.30
iu .ju co
m according to law ta i dr-d will itsua thereon : shall be T. W, Lawton, provident; W. J.
mllff-B
ch to
on
the
filh
day
of
July,
A<
D.
1919.
j
Lawton,
vice
president;
It.
W.
Lawton,
aecMaaaey A Warlow
beg.) Block D, D. R. MllchetP* Survey of
Witness my i.fflelal signature and teal hla 1
and treaaurer. The first annual meetSols, tor Oomplt.
Lovy Grant, containing 3 acre*, told at thn
~
----ilng
of
the
stockholders
shall
be
held
on
the
Sl-IStc
thr
5th
day
of
June,
A.
D.
1919
property of Unknown:
Alia Ta* Certificate
i first Monday In July, A. I). 1919, and an
Ileal!
_ E. A. DOUGLASS,
No. 299. dated the 4th day-ol June, A. D.
nually thereafter on the first Monday of 1* Circuit Conrt. Nevemn Clrcnlt, Hernia*!*
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla
1917, aald certificate embrace* th* following
'
each and avery July.
By
V.
E.
Douglaaa,
D.
C;
Cennly, Florid*
deaerlbed property situated 4n Seminole
56-Mc
Article VI.
county. Fin., to-wit: Lot 30, Block D, D. R.
Overstreet Turpentine Company
The highret amount of indebtednraa or
Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grant, told at th*
va.
liab ility to which the corporation can at any All unknown partiee rlal-ninj Intereata
property of Jaraea L. Gilee: Also T a t Certime subject Itself la double the amount of under J. Richmond kfnrphy, dotiflrilo No. 298, dated the 4th -day of June, **» Clrrult Court .Seventh Judicial Cii
Seminole County, Florid*. In Chancery
the capital stork and surplus of tbe corpora ccaied, Cal vin _ A. I’ otge, Georg* II.
A. P . 1917, aald certificate embrace* the fol
tio n .
lowing deaerlbed property altuated In Sem Henry II. III. II.) Chappell.
Morton Individually and aa trustee,
inole county, Fla., to-wit: Lot I I , Block D, Mary Wheeler Chappell, and
1 '
Article VII.
W. S. Keefer, Ritchie ' Woodbridg*
Bill to
D. R. Mitchell1* Purvey of Levy Grant, con J. Hargreaves, Complainant*
Name*, residence and subscription of lha et al.
Uulet
v*.
taining" 24 mere*, aold n* th* property of Un
To, the defendants, Calvin A. - Poage.
Incorporator*: •
To.
Title,
Joseph Garvin, th* unknown
known;
T. W. Lawton, (Ivlrdo, Florida, 30 sharesGaofga 11. kforton Individually and as trualegatees
and
devisee#
under
the
W. J. Lawton, Ovltdo, Florida, 30 share*
tee.
. S. Keefer and Rite fe W mjbridgtf
Alto T a i CertlBcate Ko. 297, datFd th*
R. W. Lawton. Ovlado, Florida, 20 ahart*. I “
appearing from th‘- aworn bill herein,
4lh day of June, A. 1). 1917, aald certlBcate last will and testament of Jo
seph
Garvin,
the
unknown
heirs
of
embraces tha following detcrlbed property
Article VIII.
■
■
v,,ur t*1*** 1,1 residence is unknown and
Arllrlt
>
yuu are over the are of 2t year*:
altualrd In Seminole county, Fla^, to-wlt: Joseph Garvin, Wm. G. AndenTh* seal or this corporation ahall be a dr- I that
>n
Lota 21. 22 and 24. Block D. D. R: Mitch- rrid. the unknown legateea and
It ie therefore ordered that you do appear
ruler
Impreuion
and
bear
fn
th*
center
the
1
tll'a Survey of Levy Grant, containing. 42 devisee* under the last will and
word* "Corporal* Seal" and around lb* _rir- i? ( Ibla court_ to the bill herein Iliad on th*
acre*, aold aa th* property of Myrtell* Terry, testament of Wm. G. Andencumference "Lawton Brothara Company, 7lb day of July, 1919.
rrld, and 4|ia unknown heir* of
14. I# . furtbsr ordered that this order b*
Oviedo,
Florida."
Alto Tan Certificate No. 320, dated the Wm. G. Andenreld, Defendant*.
published one* a week for eight consecutive
4th.day of June, A. D. 1917, aald certlBcate
T. W. L A W T O N ,
w#«k*
in the Hanford .Herald, a nawtpspaV
Notice to Non-ltealdrnta
embrace* -the following deaerlbed property
W. J. I.A W T O N ,
puhlishrd in said SemlnolO county.
•Itnalrd' In Seminole county, Fla., to-wlt; To Joseph Garvin, Residence Unknown.
It. W. L A W T O N .
e i ^ ! nU f mjf h,B,i axd aval of the aald
Slat* of Florida,
Lot 87, Block D. l>. IL Mitchell’* Survty of T o Wm. G. Andenreld. Residence Unknown
Circuit Court this April 28, A. D. 1*19.
It appearing by the aworn bill 'of com Coiuity of Serelnot*.
Levy Grant, containing 22 acre*,-told ae th*
E. A. DOUGLASS.
plaint Blsd herein against you that you hare
Before m* personally appeared T. W. Lawproperty at. Unknown.
L
i*
S
I
4*<*ow
.
.
.
I
II
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Clrrk Circuit Court Seminol* Co., FJa.
or
clalm'to
have
tom*
interest
in
th*
follow
tom W. J. Lawton and It. W. Luwton, to me Massey
And hat’ Bled aald certificate* In my office,
«
U’
artow,
and ha* mad* application for tn* deed to ing dracribrd land In Seminole county, Flor wall known and known to b* Lie
Sola, toy CotnplL
id*. twwlt:, .
scribed In aald art/rlaa of Incorpoi
Jtiue In accordance with law.
31-910
acknowledged that thay signed tha earn* for
Ualcn* aald certificate* ahall be redeemed
Th* West half
of the Southwest sss* uses and i)urDoacs'th*"r*in amresaed
according to law tai deed Will l**ue thereon
R
l n
- w T ^ S f s e t
— Suuih, H m f f tH L*V * *.r.”
my hittd *nd oflldal « r « lt tbit th* 22nd day
.
__ ______________Citation-— on tha Bth dav ot July, A. I). 1919—
Weat
half
(
^
t
g
l
of
the
Weal
half
(
W
l
»
)
of
J, Dtllhouae and wife— ----of
M
«y,
A.
D.
1919.
Wltneaa my official algnalure and teal thla
th# Southwest quarter ( S W ' i t of the SouthHallhou#*, defendants.
tha 4th day of June, A. D. 1919.
,
(aeaift* *■
M A R Y L E IN HART,
w**t
quarter
(
S
W
}
*
)
of
Section
29,
Town
T o J, Ballhouae and wife,
Ualtbouae,
deal)
K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk, ‘
Notary Public, State ol Florid*.
ship
19
Suuth.
Rang*
3|
East,
containing
30
My commission cipiro* Orf. 20. 1920.
Pataadena. California. *
By V. E. Dnugla**. D. C.
a ere* more or lets.
54-Sle
It appearing by affidavit od behalf of ’ 56-dtc
*
complainant Bled herein that you and each of
You are therefore hereby required and or•
a
In the Circuit Conrt, Hcsealh Judicial dir* you art over the age of 21 yean, and retlda
dared to be and appear before our said In lb* Clrcull Ceurl * f Ike Hesealh Judicial
NOTICE
rail *r Florida, In * and for Httnloolo outalda of the itate of Florida, and there la
Notice Is hereby given that th*' under Circuit Court at thn. Court Bouse In HnnCircuit ’ of the Htatc of I lorlda.
____ In and f*r
MV SPECIALTIES:
County. In Chanrury
no pertoa In aald itate the service of sub signed has been appointed admlnlstralrik of ford. Florida, nn thr First Monday In AuSeminal* Counts. • In Chanrery
poena upon whom would be binding upon the relate of W. 1. Aker*, dreeaaed, and all H
*9
-m
t* I
W IP
| imtl|
IMF '*
811 U
K/ H
■■IN month,
lUUlilila C. D. Chrlat and ft. I).
guat,
1919,
being Ihe
4th
day
ofI aald
II. J. Lobean nnd Alma Thorman,
you.
Suit lo
heir* at law. legatee*, devisee* and creditor* then and there to make anawrr to the bill Ketne, Complainanta
Complainants
PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA
* Quiet Till*
You are therefore ordered to be and appear and all porsina having rlalma nr demand* of complaint herein filed again*! you, and
E.
J.
Harrell,
at
al,'
Cordelia E.V*Hlll nnd- William Hrnry
before our aald Circuit Court at the rlerk’a against said estate will present them to th* therein fall not, *la* aald bill will be taken as
Hill, her. huaband: nil unknown partoffice In thr court houte In Sanlord, Florida, undersigned, duly authenticated, within' th* ronfraaed against you, followed by final de Drfcndanu
GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER
Ira claiming Inter** a und#r Cordrlln
on the drat Mnnday in July, 1919, being the time prescribed by law, or the samr will be cree.
Order for.Constructive Service
E. IUII nnd William Hrnry Hill, hrf
7th day of aald month, then and there to an- forever barred.
It la further ordered that thla notice be
It is ordered that the defendants herein
Thl* June 4th, 1919.
husband, or rlthrr of them, or othsrawrr to the bill of complaint Bled herein
publlshrd In the Sanford Herald, a news named to-wlt: E. J. Harrell, and all persona ROGERS’ PLATED WARE
,
UfIRA LEE AKERS,
wiao, In the land .lirarrtbrd brluor;
agal nit you, and In this fail not, rlae aald
paper published in Seminole county, Florida, claiming by, through or under him aa heirs,
M
Sanford, Florida.
Alien O. Apfar and '--------Apgar, hla
bill will oe taken a* ronfraied.
daviaeea. grantees or olharwiae, whoa* name*
one each wrek for 8 runaerullve weeka.
56-9 Ip
W
wife; all unkndwn pnrtlra claiming lnart unknown to th* complainlnlt; J, M. Mr- ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
It la further ordered that thia notice be
TO
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P
A
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T
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A
I
M
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A
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trfrala undrr Allen G. Apgar and
Gaughey, and all person# claiming by,
Aubliahrd In the Sanford Herald once each
----------Apgar, bit wife, or dither or
In Clrcnlt Court Seventh Judicial Clrcpll’ T E R E S T IN T H E P R O P E R T Y H E R E IN through or undar him aa hairs, devisee*.
week for four conaecutlve weeka.
BELOW D ESCRIBED: Under Joseph Gar
them, or otherwloe. In tha land des
ranter* or otherwlae, who#* name# arc unSeminalt Calmly, Florida. In Chancery
vin and Wm. G. Andenreld, or othrrwise.
Given undrr my hand and the teal of aald Mary Saif Bridget
cribed below; nnd nil unknown pnrtlra
nown lo complainants; Elliabeth Stoddard,
»
<
and
all.ptraona rHfmlng hy, thmjgh or un
claiming nn Interest in the following . * court Ihla the 2nd day of June, 1919.
va.
Citation
It tiring madt to appear by a aworn billsof
(aeal)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
drr
her aa hrlra, devise##, grantee# nr olh#rdescribed land, eltuate In Seminole
Elijah J. Bridget
complaint filed herein against you that you
Clerk
Circuit
Court,
County, Florida to-wlt; fl t-S of 8 1-3
To Elijah J. Bridget, Gastonia, N. C.
have or claim to havr some Intrrcal In the wlae, whoa# names ar# unknown lo rum'
Hy V. E. Douglaaa, D. C. •
of HE if ol BW I f ol Section 13,
It Is hereby ordered that you apprar to the following drsrrlbrd lands In SrmlnoU county, plalnanti; Sheridan Stoddard and all per
Dicklnann A'DIcklnaon,
son# rlalmlng by, through or under him a#
Tbwnthlp 2t South, Hang# 39 East;
bill of rnmplalnt Bled hrrrfn against you In Florida, lo-alf:
Snlirltor* lor Complainant.
heir#, devisee#, grantee# or otherwise, who*#
alia beginning at HW corner of S E If
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
(ht above entitled cauie, on the 7th day of
The
West
halt
(
W
t
v
)
of
Ihe
Sotilhweat
66-Slc
namr# are unknown to complainanta; Klitol Section 13, Townthip 21 South,
July, 1919, and the Sanford Itrrald Is hereby
uartrr lSW'#l ol Srrtlnn 29, Townthip 19 abtth J. Driggers and all person* rlalmlng
Pracliro
confined to (he treatment
Range 29 Rant, run rail 14)4 rhalne.
drvlgnalrd a* the newipaper In which, thla 3ouulh. Range 31 East, lest anil d ee p ! th* by. through, or undrr her ae hrira, devisers,
North 10 ehnjna, Wral U S chain*.
D E PA R TM E N T OF THE INTERIOR
of Ihe e je
notice ahall hr published once a week (or W'eit half |« ' ; ! nf tha West half ( W ' j l ol
ranters or uthrrwlir, whose names are unSouth 10 chalna. .Defendant*.
U. S. Land Office at Gilnrivillr. Fla.
four ronaerutivp weeks.
thr
Southwrsl
quarter
i
H
W
't
l
nf
the
South
Eyes
eiamlhed
by a regular regis
nown to compallnanls; and all prrsnn#
May 31. 1919.
Order ol Hrrvlr* by Publication
Witness my hand and official «eal, thl* west quarter fS W '# ) of Section 29, Town whomsoever, whoa* namr* are unknown lo
Notice la hereby given that Sadie Wallaae,
tered phyaieian
To Cordelia E. Hill and William Hrnry
ship
19
South,
Range
31
East,
ronalnlng
the
27th
day
of
May,
1919.
th* Complainants, who have or claim to have
Wallace, dreeaaed, of
llill, hrr huaband. rraldrnrr unknown, and widow ol Arthur It.
70 arret rnorr or leas.
•
lacil)
E. A. DflttGLOSS.
GlaaiteH filled, broken lenes du
any lntrr#*t ol whatsoever nature. In and to
Weklwa. Florida, who,-On May 29, 1914,
Allrn Q. Apgar a n d --------Apgar, hi* wife,
Clerk Clrruit Court.
th*
following detcrlbed land-, or any part nr
made
Homratrsd
Entry,
No.
012121,
for
plicated
You
arc
Ihcrrfore
hereby
commanded
and
rraldence unknown:
S W U ef N W ' t . N W ' ( of SW'!,. Section 5 Rrhrllr Maine*.
required tn lie and appear before our said portion thereof. In Seminole county, Florida,
It I* hereby ordered that you apprar to and N I* of HE’ ,. Section 6, Town*hlp 20 S ,
Suliritor lor Complainant.
to-wjt:
28
W.
Church
St. • Orlando, F!«.
Circuit
Court
at
the
Court
House
In
San
the blit ol rnmplainl filed herein again*! you Rang* 29 E., -Tallehatsee Meridian, has
55- Me
North half of southeast quarter of Section
ford, Florida, on the First .Monday io Sep
In the above entitled caatr, on the 4th day Bled nolle* ol Intention to make Three-year
tember. 1919, being tbe firat day of aald IS, Township 21 south, Rang* 29 east:
ol August, A. D. 1919, and thr Hanford Her Proof to establish claim to the land shove
NOTICE OF MASTER'S-SALE North 470 feet of tbi northeast quarter of
Notice la hrtcbv »lven that undrr and by month, then and Ihrr* In make answer unto
ald la hereby dr*ignatr<| a* the n*w*paper In deaerlbed. before Clerk Clrrult Court, at
the lull of complaint filed hrreln against you, thr southeast quarter of Section 31, Town
which thl* order *hall be putdUhed once a Sanford, Florida, on the I Ath day o( July, virtue ol a final decree rendered on the I4tn and
therein tail nut else swirl bill will be ship 20 south,, Bang# 3(1 east;
week fur eight conarcutivr week*.
day ol May, A. I) 1919, by the Honorable
1919.
Five terra In a square in th# northwrst
James W. I’erklns, Judge ot Ihe Seventh taken s< confessed against you, to be fol
Witnrea my hand and *ral of oftlre thl*
lowed
by final decree.
Claimant name* a*. wltne*«r*:
rimer of the northeast quarter of the nbrthJudicial Circuit Court «l Florida. In Chan
2nd day of June. A. P. 1919.
W. C. Ilaltsday, of Wekfwa, Florid*
ea»t
quarter of Section 35, Townthip 20
It
ia
further
nrdereti
that
thia
notice
be
cery, In a certain cause wherein the City of
(trail
K. A. DOUGLASS,
• 11. I). Click of Weklwa, Florida
Sanford la complainant, and A. M. Thraaher published once rirh week for twelve week* In auulh, Range 29 east; .
Clerk Circuit Court Samlnute Co., Fla,
Kbcn Crippen ol Weklwa, Florida
Flat! half ot rail half of northeast quarter
and A. K. 1’ owera defendants, 1, the under- Ihe Sanford Herald, a newspaper published
W, M. Murphy, Jr.,
W. E. Whldden of Weklwa, Florida.
uf Herlion 2, and northwest quarter of north
slgnrd Special Master will, on Monday, the in Seminole county. Florid*.
Snlirltor for Complainant*.
• UtlllT. W. DAVIS,
west
quarter l o . Section 1. To*m»hlp 20
7th
day
ol
July.
1919.
In
front
of
Ihe
Court
put on
Done and ordered this thr 5th day ol
66-0te
66-5tr
Register.
•outh. Range 29 east:
House door In Sanfofd, Florida, during tha J urvr, 1919
legal hours ol sale, offer lor sale and sell to
Lot 287 l-ongwood, Florida;
o r a l’
E. A I ID U G L A S S ,
In the Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Cir Notice ef Appllralien for Tai Deed Under the hlghesl bidder lor rath the following
Southwest quarter of northwest quarter nf
Clerk Circuit CoUrt Seminole Cn., Fla.
Section 9 of Chapter' 4991. Law* of Fler- described lands, to-wlt; Lot 6, Block 5,
cuit. of Florida, In and for Seminole Coun
By
V.
I*.
Douglas*.
IJ
C.
Section
31, Township 2U south. Range 30
I4t
ty. In Chanrery
Iks K a u n a s * V k i
Tier II, of Georgetown, subject however to
east, eirrpt tha following 4 tracts.
Notice la hereby given that O. C. llryant, any paving, aidrwalk, or other Hen, or tax, Dickinson A Dickinson,
II. J. Lobean and Alma Thorman,
Solirilnra
fur
Complainants.
UI
Begin
at
N
W
corner
of
said
S
W
i
o
l
ol
porchaarr of Ta* Certificate No. .133. dated subsequent tu Ihe year 1910, In favor of laid
Complainant*.
.
50- :3tc
N W *, run cast 576 feel, south 420 feet,
the 4th day of June, A. I). 1917. aald eertifl- city.
ist lltd f#rt, north 420 fret to p. o. b.;
r i l e rmhracc* the following described prop
Cordelia* E. Hill and William Hrnry
A U T O 0\VNERS
SC B E LLE MAINER,
erty situated In Seminole county. Fla..toHill, her huaband: alt unknown par*
12! Onn-lourth ol sn acre known a* Bap
NOVICE OF MASTER'S SALE
Special Master In C'hancrty.
wit:
Lota
I,
2.
3.
4,
17,
19,
19.
20,
33.
34,
lira claiming interral* undrr Cordelia
J. J. Dfrklnson.
N id le r is hereby given that under and by tist church lot;
36. Id, 49. do. 11 and 62. Plat ol Tutrawilla,
E. Hill and William Henry ilill, her
Call on us (or exact
City Solicitor.
\lrlue td a final rirrree rrndrrrd nn the 14th
<3! Begin at SW corner of aald 8W|I of,
sold *1 the property of Unknown; Alan Tea
huaband, or either ol them, or otherday uf May, A. D, 1019, by the Honorable NWJ.', run east 324 le#t, north 697 feat,
65-otc
Certificate
No.
325
dated
the
4th
day
of
* lir , In the land detrrlbod below;
duplicate of your
Jsrnra W I’rrhlna, Judge nf the Seventh
{June A. D. 1917, said certificate embrace* N*llrr of Agalltatlon far T*s Deed tlndrr Judicial Circuit Court of Florida. In Chan wnt 324 fret, south 897 fret to p. o. b.; ana
Alien G. Apgar a n d --------Apgar, hla
(4) Two acre* formerly sold to J. W,
broken
aprlng,
Hrrtlon 8 of Chapter 4888. Laws af Flar- cery, in a rrrtaln cauae wherein the City of Driggsrs,
ngi
. ., . _______
. . . . In ____
more __
fully
described
I)c*d
* ---~
Sanford U complainant, and II. l.andon da- Hook “ Y, * ____
Ida
page
612,
Public
Records,
Orange
a n d receive
Tales
Nolle* it hereby given that Sehelle Maine# fenilanl, I, the undersigned Special Master County, Florida.
OWNER
DESCRIPTION
S
R
y, Ihe
the 7th day of
1919,
and S. K. Doudney, purrbasera of T a i Cer will, on Monday,
aprlng aat*
[lourt IHr
Ilnu*e tUmr In infurd, lie and each of them are hereby required to
tificate No. 141, dated the 3rd day of July, In front of the Court
apprar-to th* Hill of Complaint filed in aald
ng
Ihe
Irgdl
IrgdK
hours
of
*:
sale,
offer
Florida,
durfn
.
.
.
-------g
the
leg
-------------ave on N aide of Gold*
A. D. 1916, sqiil certificate covering the fol
r. 'V
cauae
tin
Or
before
(■faction
nil to the
Ihe highest bidder for cash
- boro ave run N 140 It
lowing described lamia, to-wlt:* Lot 140 In for sale and sell
M O N D A Y , the 4th day of AUGUST,
log described lands, to-w|t: Lots It
W too ft S 140 ft E 100
•
Midway. Sec. 32, Tp. 19 S . It 31 K.. sold thi-foliowing
that la
A. II 1910
and 12 of Block 4 of Tier I of Sanford, Klnr
ft to beg and le«* beg IdO
as Ihe property of A. S Packard.
(t is further ordered that a copy of thl#
Ida, according to E. It. TralTord's map,
tt E of N W cor E do ft
Also, Taa Certificate No. 143, titled the subicct. however, to any paving lien, sidr- orJ«r he published once a week lor twelve
real.
S 140 ft W dO ft N 140 (I
3nt day of July, A. 1). 1916, -aid certificate
ilk lien, or other lien, or ! * « subsequent In ronaeculive Weeks-In the Hanfuril Hertltl, a
and Ie*v beg 3 10 ft S of
Covering the following described lands, to the year 1916, In fsvof of said city.
weekly newspaper t/
i
published
in said SrmN W ror run S 210 It E
il;
l,ot
299
Mid*)
Tn
Sec.
32.
Tp
19
S.,
it!ole county, Florid*
A. K. i’ DWKHH,
210 ft N 210 ft W 210
It. 30 E.. aald as thr property ol It. C. M u Hpecisl Master In Chancery.
Freneh. A. V
feet
Givrn under my hanj and ths ssalo f my
will; Alio Ta# Certificate No. 118. dated J, J. Dickinson,
Reg at N E ror N W '<
36
19 30
office this the 22nd day of April, 1919.
th# 4th day ol June, A. D. 1917, aald.cer
Chyy Hoi
Solicitor.
run B 50 ft W IdO fl N
(seal)
E. A. DOUGLASS.
tificate covering th* followlng.drtrribed land*,
55- Me *
DuBoac, H. C
.
dO ft E 150 f t ............
Clerk uf th* Circuit Court ol Seminole Co.,
to-wlt: Lots 13, 14 and 15, Midway, In Sec,
Reg 310 ft S of N W ror of
Florida.
32, Tp. 19 S., It. 31 E., anfd aa thr property
N E W of N W } * . .
30 19 30
lo W. Duval,
of Unknown..
N o t l C E OF M AHTKK’ H HALE
run E 210 ft b 210 ft W
Comutalnani’s
Snlirltor.
Notlca Is hrrsby given that under sad hy
2.90
Also Taa Cartlfiritd No. 123, dated the
Wight, n __________ _
SANFORD PLORIDA
210 ft N 210 I t ..........
50-I3tc
4th day of Ju*r, A. D. 1917. aald certificate virtu* ol i final decree rendered on th* 14th
Reg 10 eh S i f N W ror of
-t
day
ol
May,
A.
U
1919,
hy
the
Honorable
covering
the
following
described
lands
toN f c ' f ...
•
30 19 30
wlt: Lots 55, 56, 57 and 58, .Midway, in James W Perkin*, Judge nf Ihe Sevehth In t'Irrull Court, Hetcnih Clrcull., Heralnala
run E 670 ft N to It. It.
Count). Fieri Ha
'
Sec. 32, Tp. 19 fi., Jt. 31 E . told aa the prop Judicial • Circuit Court of Florida. In Chan
NW ly
long It. R. to
rery, In a certain rauie wherein (ha d t £ of (Jvcnlrret Turpentln* Company
Aldridge.
W.
G
erty
of A. S. Packard:
7
_
French ave S to “beg.
complainant, and W. F, Leavitt
v*.
G O O D T O THC L A S T D U O P
Reg 10 rh S and <79 fl i: <>f
Also Taa Certificate No 131. dated the •Hanford la I,
the undersigned Special Matter All unknown parties claiming Inter
36 19 30
N W cor of N E I;
4th day of June, A D. 1917. said certificate defendant,
will
on
Monday,
th*
7lh
day
uf
July.
1919,
run E to Oviedo Ur of
covering the following described lands, to- In front of the Court House door In Sanford, ests under J. Richmond Murphy,
A. C. L. Ity NlViy along
wit: Lot 110, Midway In See. 32. Tp 19 S , Florida, during the legal hours of tale, -offer derra-cd, Annie C. Woodbridg*. Rit
vame to point N of be S
K. 31 E., aold aa tbe property of A, S. (ar aale and aril to thr highest bidder for chie Wuodbridge, all unknown parties7.00 Packard;
Wilson, II sheer a
clgfmlng intereata under Calvin A.
to beg___
_
cash the following described Isnds.eto-wlt: Phage, all unknown parties rlalmlng
WM of SEW of N W '4 of NEW 36 19 SO
1 Alio T a i Certificate No. 316, dated the l<At 8, IUo4k 6, Tier 6 of Hanford, according Intern Is under George B. Morton In
let* 100 ft E and W by
Oth day. of July. A.' D. 1916, said certificate to E. R. Trsfford's map, subject, however, dividually -or aa trustee, all unknown
,
157'j ft N anti S in
covering the following dracribrd lands, to- lo any paving, sidewalk, nr other Hen, or tax trartle* rlalmlng interrat under. W. 8.
7.00 wlt: Lot 177, Midway, in Sec. 32, Tp. 19 8., subsequent
Lane, Mr*.A. L _____ ——
N K enrS.H
tu tbe yrarsJSlO, in favor of aald krefer at *1.
Beg at N W eor ol 3WW of
IL 31 E-, sold ta tha property of J. II. Whitt; city.
To all unknoorn parties claiming Intaraat
SW W of NE W ... .... . 30 19 30
A. K. POWERS,
• under J, Richmond Murphy, or unasr Calvin
Alia
Tag
Certificate
trio,
140,
dated
the
run S 132 (t K 315 fl N
Special Malter in Chancery.
certificate
3rd
day
of
July,
A.
D.
1910.
aald
ccrtifii
*•
Fqage, or under George B. Morton Indi
Martin, A. E . . . .
132 It W 3IA ft
covering th* following described lands, to- J. J. Dlrklnaon
vidually or u trust**, or under W. 8. K**f*rHeg 500 ft S pi K.t* mile po*l.._ 30 19 .10
City Solicitor.
or clthsr of them or otherwise. In th* follnwruh W 446 ft N 200 ft
Legal 63-Sle
in i desrrib*d. lands situate In Samlnot*
Lane, Mra. A. L . , , —
E 445 ft S 200 It
county, Florida:
Beg 100 it W of N E cor of S.'i
}/ of
of-NBW
N E}/
N E Q Sec. 34, Tp
Tp. J0
19 sS., n
R. 2#
29 E
E.
of N W } * of N E W of
......
NOTICE o r MAHTER'H SALE
SKIIf of S W i f
f l S K Y O U R G R O C E R n!
SEW
— ' ___ ____
30 19 30
Notice ia hereby given that under and by
SW
H
of
S
E
t
j
SE)|
Sec.
23.
Tp.
20
S.
IL
29
B.
run S 330 ft W 100 It N
virtu* dI a Anal deer** rendered on the 1"41n
330 ft E 100 ft lei* N
day of May, A. D„ 1919, by. the Honorable
Lemont, Mra,
2.Ml
Jam#*- W. Perkins. Judge d
tbe Seventh
30 f t . ------ ------------------Judicial Circuit Court of* Florida, In ChanBeg 1390 ft 8 ol N W eor.
31 19 31
eery, In n certain cause wherein th* City of
run E 1109 ft 8 to Grant
Sanford la romplainant and J. E. TerwlUi.
line 3 26 ft W along aame
defendant-I, the underaigned Special Master
47 ft W 370 ft to A. C. L
will on Monday, the 7th day of JulyT-llia,
Ry Wly along aame to
„
49.00 And W m Rm>»Darvni> Weak and fn front of the Court House door In Sanford,
Ginn, W. A . ..
Sanford ave N to beg. ...
Florida, during the legal hour* of aale, offer
Beg 11,75 ch 8 of W|* mile
for sal* and sell to th* highest bidder for
p o e t........................- - . - 3 1
19 31
Ncrrotu, Says Florida Lady.
rash th* following described lands, to-wlt:
run S 1.25 rh E to Grant
N W W of Block 4, Tier 19 of Sanford, ac
lint N 26 ft E along Grant
Fire Bottles of Cardri
cording tn E, R. Traffnrd's map, subject
lint to point E ol beg W
however, to any paving lien, sidewalk lien,
Unknosfn________ ______ •'
.70
Hade Her WeS.
or othar Urn, or taa subsequent to th* year
Lot C and'tba 8 20 fl ol Lot H .
1918, tn favur ol tald city,
In J, O. Pel** Sob D|v
Fertilize' citrus trees N O W lor development of
A. K. POWERS.
recorded In Plat Hook 2
Special Al aster In Chancery.
Page 8 Seminole County
KathlMQ, Fla.—Mm. D allu Prta*. J. J. Dlrklnsun,
fruit and growth or tree. The aize of next year'a
Wliaon, J n o ..
____33.00
ReJordi . ---»1
19 31
or thU place, u y i; "After the birth
City Solicitor.
Lot II leea S 20 ft of J. O. Fries
crop dependa in a great meaauro on the growth
33-31te
Rub Div recorded In Plat
of my teat child..,I got.very Much
book t page 8 Seminole
run-down
end
weakonod,
io
much
ol
wood reado thia au miner.
— ;--------- a—“
County Record*
31 19 t|
Whltakar, A. C .............. 14.00
■------XOTfCk
that I could hardly do anything at
f i l i . Lot
JfriM Hub
Don’t lessen your proflta of thia year and next
Div raeorded Plat Book
Nolle* la hereby given that w*. th* under
a ll
I waa ao awfully tterroua that
3 Pago 8 Seminole Counsigned Incorporators Intend to apply to IHs
I
could
acaxcely
endure
the
least
by
neglectipg
to. fertilize now! We offer any anal
Townatnd, Gto.
35.00
ty Records...-— ------- - *1 19 31
Kirallrnev Sidney J. Catts, Governt r of thd
nolle.
My condition waa getting Slat* of Florida, at Tallaha****, Florida, on
8 W U of NEW .......... ......... ....... <1 19 30
ysis.
That part of N E W of
the 23rd day ol Jun*, A. I). 1919, or aa toon
w orn all the time...
S W W lylog ft of Vfal;
thereafter aa w* can b* heard, for Letter*
1
knew
1
moat
hare
aoma
relief
or
AU the Potash You W aal
I oq villa *V* tea* 11 i M
Patent to be Issued to I^wton Brothara
I would boon btrin-Hhe_b«d and In a Company, of wbl'b corporation th* following
ch* and N W W « f S E '»
‘
" ch*
* £ and
nd W by
leaa
8
MriouK condition' for 1 felt ao badly ahalt b* th* article* of Incorporation:
• H cha N and 8 In BW
twrrooa and weak 1 could Articles * f IncMywatWn * f Lawlan U n i t e s
Havamaysr, Allea A___
28.00
Cnmpany
hardly lire. My huaband naked Dr.
•i 19 at
Beg at SW eor N W W of SEW
run E 8 ch N 8 H ch W
. . 1T. , _ DOat n»7 t a k i n g CarfnL H»
Article I.
to
Msllonville avu 8
Manufacturera Idaal Fertilizera
■aid, I r t a g o o d m o d ic in s j a n d good
Th* natn* ol (hi* corporation shall b*
alooi asms to point W
f o r th a t troubla*,' no ha g o T t e e 5 bot- Lawton Brother* Company, and ita principal
,#/.wD<r.s,„.P.calerB in SPra>r Pu®pa and Inaectiddea.
of beg E lo b*g-----------Bohlayer, F red ._________28.00
place of buaineaa ahall b* In Oviedo, SamJ A C K S O N V I L L E * ................... .... .........................
Beg at BW cof Blk B MeilontlM ...After about tbe sacond bottte 1 inol*
FLORIDA
county, Florida.
vllt* run W 103 If N 292
R. C. Maxwell. Mgr., Sanford Branchfait
greatly
Improved..
.bafora
taking
ft E 105 ft 3 292 ft lo
Article II.
Th* general nature ol th* butinr
R*pp, J. W -----28.00 It. my llmba and handa and arma
to be
b*g
W *9 Iks of Beg 9.32 chs W of
would go to Bleep. After taking it, transacted by tbe corporation aha
19
3|
follow*,
to-wlt;
To
carry
on
a
gem
8E ter Lot
---- 30
nowBver, thla poor circulation dlaap- csntils or merchandise business, and to pur
run N 22.00 chs to Lak*
peared. My atrangth cama
Monroe W along Lakt II
chase, sell and deal In merchandise, wood,
ch 62 Ika S 22.15 ch* E
i r o m l f t . boiiMhold goodi ip d perROp»|
snd I'w aa toon on tha
11.87 eh to b * r - . . . . -----PrWr*. B -------- -—
11.20 health. After tha uae of
Beg at 8 E tor ml Lot t of
tlee, I could do all
Holden's
Real
Ealat*
A R E Y O U IN S U R E D ? I F N O T , S E E
Co’s Add run NEly along
and attend to my
£ tide of aald Add and
and to mirhst, •*!! and dlspoa* of th* prol
aide*."
along Ely old* of tt. IL
duet* therefrom. *
J.
TralTord's Map of Bana t lS L S
111 S l r i n d d B t l i ‘
Article* 111.
ford to tha B Une.sTIfr
n thorough trial for your trot b
9l
Thu
amount
ot
th*
capital
stock
ol
thla
H. thenr* B to Sanford
AonnT*
contains no harmful or
I
■kail b* Twenty.flv* Thousand
Grant lln* B 21 H W
druga, but la
Along Grant line to Pt
to b* ul*ld8d Into two
tpbkMrad nnA fifty (230) aharan ot tha par
east of bsg W to b * g .., ._
Unknown._____
1.40 table, medic
J f ' f t ot.
Hundrtd (1100.00) Dolfcra
'
bad
afteroffc
_
WhcH, anil said stock may b* paid-for In c u b
Tha foragolng dascribed property nay ha
___ ____
lMaa*d
a t any t i _____
n * b e fo re bein^ certified
-party,
tabor
and services, at a Just
to City Attorney for collection by paying coat of ndv*rtiain|'nnd in u re *! n t'tCa'raU- of hare voluntarily
OFFICE PEOPLES HANK BUILDING
by tb* dlractori at a
I t pig cant per annum.
the _
“—
----- tnllad for such purpo***.
JAB. C. R OBERTS.
tffl* **13 c;.
ArlW# ,T
City Clerk 4k Collector
T h * corporative shall *a i*t p«rpttual]y,
wife; all unknown partita claiming
Intemta under Allen G. Apgar ana
“ is---- Apgar, hla wife, or either of
A c it y a d vertisem en t wn# b en d ed : them,
or otherwise, In the land det. • T » u elstcra w a n t w u sjilnf.”
So do erlbed below; all unknown partita
rlalmlng an Inlereat In the following
n good m any brothera.
A n o th e r ad deaerlbed land -itual* In Seminole
v ertisem en t w n a : " W a n t e d — n Imy to county, Florida. t « - » t t ; S !i ol F '» of
8 E )f of S W K of Section IS, Town■mndnnner."*
ahlp I I South, Range 29 Ealt; alto
begin at 8W r 'r n ir of S E 'f of Saetlon 19, Tawnrhlp 2| South, Range
29 Ealt, run c u t 14 U chain*, north
* Nnturallret" Bird In Cuckoo Clock. 10 chains, watt 14), chalna, auulh 10
Cuckoo clock*, once no popnlur. w e r e chain*, defenKat.ta.
Order of F*rvir# by Publication
fo r the moat part “ made In G erm any,’'
PSMi.a clclmlng Intemta undtr
an a J e w e le r In an Indiana to w n d e Cordelia E. Hill and William Henry Hill, her
huaband
or
either of them, or otherwlaa. In
rided that It w a s time that the hlrd In the lend deaerlbed
' below: and all partita
hie clock should b e "naturnlla ed," snys claiming intareuta undrr Allen G. Apgar and
“7.---Apgar.
bl*
"wife,
either of them, or
I 'o i’ulnr M ech an ics Mngnxlno. W h e n •fherwlae, In the land or
deaerlbed below; and
ho had finished nlterntlnn* Mu» hlrd all partlra claiming an Inlereat in tha followdrscrlbrd land aituate In Seminole coun
• < m e fo rth nnd w histled "Ilo h W h it e ," lx*
ty, Florida, Jo-w ll: S U ” of 81* of 9E >f of
SWJf of Section 13, Townthip 21 South,
- ke n n a tiv e Am erican.
Range 29 Eaat; also .begin-al HW corner of
S E 'f of Section IS, Township 21 South,
Range 39 Eaat, run Ea*l 14}* chalna,
'
Much Cut Upl
North 10 chain*. W rit 14'y chain*. South 10
chain*.
O n e day re cen tly n dilapidated, a p a
thetic man entered the office o f the . 1 4 *? b#r* by ordered that you appear to the
hill of complaint filed htrela against you In
S yracuse M e d ic a l college and offered tha abort entitled cauie, on the Bret day of
Replewber, A. I). 1919, and the Sanford
to sell his b od y cheap, addin g that he Herald
is hereby designated a* the atwtpaper
w as out o f w o r k and alm ost discour in which this order ahall be publlahed onre
aged. " Y o u ’r e nlmorft discouraged, are * week for twelve.ronateullve week*.
Wltneaa my hand and teal of office' thla
y o u 7" re jo in e d the superintendent, w ho 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919. '
<e*al)
*
E. A. DOUGLASS,
n lw n y* tried to change the determ in e;
Clerk circuit 0 , Urt, Seminole Co., Fla.
Uon o f these" unfortunates.
" W h y , W. M. Murphy, Jy..
Shllcitor for Complainanta.
60-13IC
man. I f you sold y o u r body to us the
first chance o u r students got t h e y ' d In arrall Ceurl. Sevcnlh Judicial Clrcull,
H cu la d i County, Ftorlda. lu Chanrery
take tilts heart out o f you e n tir e ly I"—
Tropiral Vegetable Company, a
C a rto o n s M a g a z in e .
.
)
corporation, complainant,
Mystifying "Ad*."
HENRY McLAULIN
JEWELER.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
ki
t
DR. E. S. HOFFMAN
E
WhcolfotirSprinABreaks
B. & 0 ; MOTOR CO.
MAXWELL
h o u s e ,'
COFFEE
HANDS, ARMS;
L « ASLEEP
Summer F e rtilizin g
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO.
W.
S anford.
i
T H IC P E N & C O M P A N Y
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
volume
NUMBER 5».
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1019
x
SANFORD NOW
MEMBER OF
STATE LEAGUE
tlons in Florida. The first prize of
"LEWIS BUYS FIRST SHARE I
$50 went to the St. Lucie County
____ l
•
Tribune of Ft. Pierce, the second of
In Sanford's New Hotel Construe$30 to the Plant City Courier nnd
lion Company
the third of $20 to the Lakeland
H. H. Lewis has the distinction of
Advertiser. .
.
buying Share No. 1 in the Hotel
The gdod people of Tavares served
Construction Co., the owners of the
punch and cigars and after a fond
new Valdei Hotel. Mr. Uewis has
farewell the editors were whirled over
faith in the future of Sanford nnd
the smooth roads of Lake county to
backs his
faith with his money
Montverdo where a visit was paid to
showing the proper spirit both ways.
the famous industrial school of that
He is a progressive in fcvery sense of
place. Under the direction of Prof. ORGANIZED BASE
BALL
IN
the word and alter travelling over FIRMS AND REAL ESTATE ARE FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIATION! Carpenter, assisted • by a staff of
FLORIDA PROMISES GREAT
COMMISSIONERS HELD REGHAS
MERRY
GO
ROUND' teachers this school has attained a
the .world he chose Sanford-as his
HANDS
LIKE
SPORT FOR BALL PANS DUR
• ULAR MEETING AND ATTEND future home and has invested a lar*o '.CHANGING
MEETING
IN
MANY
CITIES
high place among the industrial
MOVING PICTURE SHOW
ING SUMMER MONTHS----------TO MANY MATTERS OF 1M sum in farming lands and city, prop
schools
of
the
south,
t
raining
m’nds
The 1919 session
,
I’OUTANCS
Sanford’s business houses present
T of the Florida iK iT haftds to do' th* work of the
Sanford will be in the Florida .
erty. Believing in the co-operation
*
-moving
.picture
appearance.
theiCTTreaa
Association
was held in Lake world. - After enjoying more re State .League, this much being de- .
of the growers he w as active.in.fflrmSanford. Fla.. June 3. (919.
county nnd ^tll of Lake county as
,-----H dnr’Board of County-’ CommU- Ins tfie Sanford Truck Growers, days with the daily changes being sisted in the entertainment of the freshments the party were taken cidcd upon la s t-Friday, night at amade
in
business
firms
and
locations.
over the - mountains to Clermont meeting called for that purpose.
tioncra in and for Seminole county, Inc., and bought the first ten shares
pencil pushers. .The first session :of over good roads and through the The week before when a meeting
It
is
a
healthy,
movement
when
local
in
that
company
and
is
one
of
the
Fla., met in regular session at 10
the meeting was at Leesburg, the
o’clock a. m. Present: Chairman L, directors and prime movers in the tirms are foremost in buying real city made famous by Gilbert Leach prettiest bit of country that Florida was called with no announcements
estate and, shows their faith in the
can present, dotted with clear water the base ball fans of Sanford did not
’ \ Bru Alley ’ and Commissioners L. management of same.
of the Leesburg Commercial and n lakes, farms und orange groves, know about it und were not present,
future
of
Sanford.
Never
before
in
Harry is a lluckeye by birth and
llagan, C. ’
, Entxminger and
the memory of the "Oldest Inhabi business meeting on, Thursday morn homes and towns. About one mile consequently when another meeting
H H. Kilbee, with V. E. Douglass. was a former resident of Defiance,
tan t" has property changed so quick ing was well attended, at which the south of Clermont is the club house was called there was no trouble in
I). C. and Itoy Tillis, D. S. in at Ohio, but is now a Floridian by
mayor of Leesburg welcomed the
adoption and a Florida booster. His ly in Sanford and the people awake boys and President Storrs of the of the Lake Highlands Club built on arranging for a Sanford*team and in
tendance*. Absent. O. P. Swope.
Minutes of last regular meeting, father, Dr. Lewis is well known here,, each morning wondering what will Press Association responded. In the the crest of the “highest peak" and a short time enough stock was sub
happen in real estate next.
•one of the finest club houses in tly* scribed to assure the backing for the
also meeting held May 15th were having come to this part of Florida
afternoon Dr. Hulley. of.-Stetson
Among
the
recent
business
changes
state. The Board of Trade and the season. Instead of the business men
many years .ago and investing in
read and approved.
University gave a fine address tak ladies of-Clermont assisted b>r the going down into their pockets for. an
arc
the
following:
orange
grove
property
near
Geneva
Mr. Cornwell addressed the board
ing as his subject, Fiugrne F’ields and
A. FL Yoweli has purchased the his works and as usual Dr. Hulley Boy Scouts looked after the visitors unlimited sum of money as hereto
in reference to new road construc and still comes here for his winters.
interests of George Speer in. the jptve the audience an hdur of solid and after an elegant h W '^ n of fore they will* take stock and the
tion. and on motion of L. P. Hagan,
Yowcll-Speer Go. * Mr. Yoweli will enjoyment.^ At night a .dunce at the chicken pillau and “everything" sev limit for the salaries of players -will
seconded -by C. W. Entiminger and
.Vaughn—Stackhouse
eral prominent men of.Clermont and yrecludc the team running wild and
continue the business iq the Yoweli
carried, that this board* ask Mr.
At Titusville on June 11th Miss building. Mr. Speer expects to Oj>en Leesburg Armory helped the bunch the editors gave addresses upon paying f.ilfulous sums for players.
Cornwell to furnish plans and sped
to get acquainted with the people of
— ttcattomrfor Toadi-it-no cosror obli Ruth Vaughan, eldest daughter of a dry • goods store in the DeForest that section and those who like to various subjects and this event help Also under the, rules of organized
Mrs. Jennie Harper Vaughn was building about the first of October.
ed to bring to a close one of the most base ball if we develop a good player
gation ’to the county.
dance hail the opportunity with u delightful days of the three days’ we ran s-ll him to the larger leagues
married to Mr. H. B. Stackhouse of
J. T. Toon addressed the board in
Simon’s Variety .Store has moved good lloor and good music.
und get real money for him. There
.
reference to purchase of shell mound St. Augustine by Rev. Hays.
from the building next to Philips
Early Friday morning the editors session.
The
wedding
breakfast
was
served
The editors adjourned late in the are rub's a;id regulations for the
at Geneva bridge, and on motion of
Drug Store to the Stone Gove Block. were taken for a ride over the “ Loop
league and instead of a disorganized
at
the
Dixie
Hotel.
The
guests
1, P. Hagan, seconded by C. W.
Edward Betts will occupy this room of Shady Dells." rightly named and afternoon to meet ngnin next year at mob the team will be managed in a
present
on
this
occasion
were
Mrs.
Entiminger and carried, it is decided
wiih u first class ice cream .and cold werf then transported to the dock Pensacola there to re'nAw old ac businesslike manner and at the end
that county does not cure, to sell this Arthur Coleman, sister of the bride, drink establishment.
on Lake Harris where a steamboat quaintances and to visit West Flr*r-| of the season there will be no passing
Misses Gladys and Cornelia Smith.
property.
Dr L. H. Philips has sold his stock was moored to lake them to Kuslis. ida.
of the hat to make up losses occa
G. M. Jacobs and others from Mrs. U. S. Horn and Mr Kklph of drugs to Bower & Roumillat and This trip across Lake Harris, through
The meeting was one of the best sioned l*y big salaries and leaks of
•
Chuluotu addressed the board in ref- Sharpton.
Dead River and on Lake Eustis. is in the history of the organization various kinds.
Miss Vaughn is well known here it is also rumored that the building
i ri nce to building another dipping
will be sold later to the same firm one of the finest trips in Florida and and Lake county showed herself to
The following officers will control
vat. No action taken by this board. and has many warm friends. Mr. and a new building erected on this was greatly enjoyed by ,the party. be an Ideal hostess’ in every sense of the destines of the Sanford Club:
Hid of H. L. Haight for one auto Stackhouse is chief clerk in the Last corner.
At the Leesburg dock they were met the word. In fact,Lake County has
H R Stevens, president of the
truck wus opened and this being the Coast Railway office ut New Smyr
by
a party of Fiustis Boosters ladies the* reputation "of having as- many Peoples Hank was elected president
The
T.
J
Miller
building
on
the
only bid, on motion of L. P. Hagan, na. u young man of ability with a opposite corner was sold recently to and gentlemen. Editor MilllT. Mrs. g.md people and as many boosters as of the Sanford Rase Hnll Club; R. C.
the
seconded by C. W. Entiminger and future before him. They have
a trust company und they will erect Miller, Elisabeth Miller. Mrs. Cnrl any county in the state and they Maxw'll, another leading citizen sec
best
wishes
of
all
their
friend*
carried, his bid is accepted and clerk
a new building some time in the Ferran. Henry Bishop. W. S. Mc know how to treat visitors in a man retary. and F. L Miller, president of
instructed to draw warrant for sum
Clelland tad Col. Miller, who es ner that makes them feel at home. the city council was elected treas
near future.
,,( $1750.00 payable’to 11. L. Haight.
aiid visitors had urer.
M a c c a b e e s to M e e t
corted
them over to the dock at And the editors
A new moving picture show ha**
.
so
much
in
the
way
of entertainment
Hid of M. S. Nelson for opening
Eustis
Here
they
were
taken-in
The directors are A. U. Wallace, A
The Maccabees will meet in
started.
that they were almost foundered.
and clearing right of way on Hester Masonic Hall Tuesday afternoon
E. Yoweli, R. C. Bower, L. P. McA new cigar fac tory lias' been e»- -CM™ to Eustis Park where a fine
avenue was opened, and on motion
Block
and
n
lunch
was
placed
on
tables
served
by
Culler, Charles Britt, Forrest Lake.
4 o'clock.
tablished
in
the
Bishop
,.f L. P. Hagan, seconded by C. "
A. P. Connelly, Roy Symos and J.
large factory for the manufacture of the Eustis ladies, fried chicken and
and
l.ntiminger anil carried, this bid
other
good
things
in
abundance
G.
Ball.
______________
jellies and preserve* will locate here
for dessert.
accepted.
this
fall
but
as
the
deal
has
not
been
ire
cream
cones
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r
a
r
r
Deputy Sheriff bond of L. M
R esolutions
made for the localiun-thw-.-cann
o
t
1 ‘ gT- %
Austin, with Dock Hasty and A. B.
_
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IVirTi
where
The
Ml
Dora
.
Whereas,
the
Woman’s Club of
Mtl
Yacht
Club
served
punch
and
rakes
Sanford
lias
always.
a< far as pos- .
*-----. ....
There are many other business
F"------- ^ ^ ^ y ^ h y r l f r - hnnir -i
uiul cigars, anil al the club house a
siblo co-operated in all movements
changes
contemplated,
new
firms
arc
Austin, with F L. Miller am
for the interest nnd upbuilding of
coining here, new people ure here boat took them to Tavares to anothi r
spencer ns sureties wns approved.
luncheon
and
reception.
Coming
Sanford and Seminole cointy, and
every day looking over tlie field nnd
Motion of L. P. Hogan, seconded
Whereas, it is believed that no in
back
to
Eustis
and
after
lunch
at
First Btreet will soon be a street of
hy E. II. Kilbee, and carried, thut
the
Grand
View
the
party
embarked
stitution
is more necessary to the
mady-brick buildings, some of them be
this board' endorse the action of the
according
to
Clarence
Woods
welfare
of
our citizens than a goad
\
again
ing in tho sky scraper class.
Board of County Commissioners of
oiv the Island Queen for n trip to WOULD RAISE PRICE TO PRO hospital, and should be considered
Volusia county, F'la., in reference to
i Grand Island, made famous as the
TEUT HOME PRODUCT BUT an indispensable part of our city’s
their action as to salary of Osteen TRUCK CROWDS
AUTO
OFF
Sanford st Atlantic Beach
former homo of Senator Igou und
.HURT FARMERS OF SOUTH government to safeguard tho hca’th
FERRY BOAT THROWING EN
ferryman. *
Mrs. T. A Neal and daughter. t
„p0t ),a,j been made into a bif of
Notary public bonds of Alma
TIRE FAMILY INTO EIGHT- Margaret, are
* at Aim A Q an^i'^ain.(,n^_hv-rtul
is possible through the gift of a
Goerti ami Tho*. E. Wilson were
U F ,\\
c u eu S ttfir ana lanterns and decorations under the
building and grounds to the city of
Southern congressmen from all the Sanford;
the Os- F. A. W. Br wn are at the DrCottes skillful hand of Ray F’erran of Eus
*
•
An
accident
occurred
at
lotion of V. W Entiminger. si-f
cottage on the beach. George Mc tis. ‘ Here on long tables there were rotton producing sections of the coun
Therefore, be it resolved by the
teen
ferry
yesterday
afternoon
about
unded by L. P. Hagan and carried.
Laughlin spent last Sunday ut the several thousand watermelons just try were today deluged with tele board of directors dt the Woman's
Mr. Kilbee is instructed to have bridge four o'clock that flig h t have been Atlantic Beach Hotel with his: |l(I t j,e jce an<j they were sliced with grams of protest from fin-tllixer man Club of Sanford, in session at San
the cause of five people losing their
Gvef Econlockhatchee 'Creek be
mother.
’
careless abandon that bespoke thou- ufacturers and others protesting ford this tenth day of June, t919. ,
tween Geneva and Chuluota repaired lives and adding another to the list
Atlalitic Beach is- very populcr *an7!s more to he had at the samo against whst appears to be the worst that we endorse the city council’s
- - costs not to exceed $150.00.,. . • , of the ferry, accidents. The boat this summer. Mr. Hammat as the place. After the melons a quick run sectional discrimination leveled at action in accept! ig the most gen
Motion of C. *W. Entxminger. sec was approaching the \ olusia .side dancing teacher has a large class und was made to Flustis where a dance at that section in years, this being the . erous and beneficent gift of our
onded by E. H. Kilbee and carried, nnd had on board in front a truck is giving some novel features in the- the pavilllon on the lake front was introduction and consideration pf townswoman and fellow club mem
Mr. Hngan is instructed to have We- belonging to Mr. Vandevord of Mt. new dances. The hotel also has a |u.ld in their honor, and after a few the Fordney bill now before the ber, Mrs.
George H. Fernaldj
kiwa river bridge repaired id con Dorn nnd immediately^ behind the riding mnstcr and a string of horses hours’ sleep.at the Grand View Hotel house ways and means committee that we endorse tho formstion of a
truck
was
u
Maxwell
car
belonging
junction with Lake coifnty. Costs
to Mr. and Mrs. Bonner of Miami for gallops over the good, roads and that had been opened especially for which proposes to fix a price for Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hos
not to exceed $300.00.
on the beach. The dancing pavil- them, they
were
awakened for potash for The next two ycara at pital Association, deeming this the
Motion of L. I’. Hagan, seconded who were tfnroute home frorii points lion has been beautifully decorated breakfast and to hear Miss Elizabeth $260 a ton, for tha third year and tin best ar.d wisest mothod of govern
by C. W. Entxminger, and carried in Georgia. In the Mathis car were
and named the Blue Moon and the Miller sing and • to visit the Lake fourth and fifth years at $150 a ton. ing nnd developing a greatly noodeti*
clerk is instructed to cash $1000.60 three little children and a negro girl young people are enjoying them- - Region office where Wnterman founThe purpose of this bill is to pro hospital for Seminole county. And
Liberty Bond, and pay Mr. S. O. nurse. As the landing was being selves at the dances every night ex-' tain pens were distributed as com- tect the potash industry started in
Be it further resolved, that wu
made
Vandevord
cranked
his
truck
Shinholser for work on court house.
cept Monday and on thia night the ptimonts of the-Fiustis State Bank of the west during the war, the claim hereby desire to express our appre
and
unknown
to
him
the
truck
was
On motion of L. P. Hagun, duly
guests have a beach party.
which institution that veternn liank- being that at the end of five years ciation to Mrs. Fernsld for hor won
seconded by C. W. Entxminger and in reverse and us it started up it
Mra.
Norma
.
McLaughlin
has
’
er,
W. S. McClelland is president, they can compete with imported derful gift to our city, and extend
carried; this board wishes to thank went backward with full force crowd- charge of the aocial affairs, insuring After having their pictures taken the
potash. This action was character to her the thanks and gratitude of
the Maxwell car off the ferry
Mr. W. A. Whitcomb for the use of
the success of this part of the hotel party waa taken to Tavares to rite ized today by congressmen for Geor the board of directors of tho Wom
boat
and
going
off
with
it.
both
cars
his men in. moving tho court house
entertainment.
’
Tavares High School where a busi- gia, South Carolina, Louisiana and an's Club for this splendid proof of
furniture and fixtures into the new going into the river into about 18
---------------------ness meeting was held for the pur other entton states as the height of her deep interest in our community.
feet of water.
.
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.
building.
Miss Vihlen Entertained
' P<*»« of electing officers for the.cn- sectional Injuitjce.
And, also,
.
The Bonner family were all in the "
There being no bids submitted in
Vlhlen invited a party auing year,. The election of officers
Be it further resolved, that a copy
"I
cannot
conceive
of
n
more
Ihid
r
and
the
men
at
the
ferry
imme
re Jessup Drainage District, clerk is
of these resolutions be sent to tho
instructed to re-advertisc same for diately put out a row boat ahd aa of Sanford friends out to her home resulted in the following: T. E. Fitx- quitous bill being considered at this
president
of the Fernald-Laughton
on
Crystal
Lake
last
Thursday
gerald
of
Daytona
was
elected
prestime,
ao
far
aa
the
great
cotton
in
the man. and hla wife and children
next regular meet i n g . ------ Memorial
Hospital Association, to
afternoon.
After
a
pleasant
visit
to
ident;
Gilbert
Leach
of
I£
e*
terest*
of
thia
country
are’
concerned
Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded came to the surface they were pulled
the
Vlhlen
home
the
party
went
to
vice
president;
Miss
Ruby
Fierce
o
Mra.
George
H. Fernald, to the San
than
thia
Fordney
measure,"
Con
by C. W. Entxminger and carried Into* the boat and luckily all of them lake and enjoyed a plunge and then 1West Palm Beach, treasurer, an
ford
ILeraid
for
publication, and th a t
gressman
Lever
of
South
Carolina
were
able
to
come
to
the
surface
and
following resolution was adopted:
a
copy
be
ap.cad
upon the minutes
were
served
ice
cream
and
cake,
Walter
M.
Ilayne.
of
Sanford,
secsaid.
#
gain
the
boat.
They
were
immedi
Whereas, the wooden trestle bridge
of
the
Wo
nan’s
Club
of SaufonL " .
sandwiches
and
coffee
on
the
lake
retary,
the
office
of
historian
and
It
is
well
known
that
practically
ately
taken
to
the
Seminole
side
of
across tho Wekiva river on the Saq^
shore’
.
The
party
thoroughly
e
n
,
•tatUtldan
being
created
for
Col.
T.
Elizabeth
M. Morgan.
all the potash in this country comes
ford and Mt. Dora hard surfaced the ferry and Dr. Robson summoned
Laura
F.
Galloway.
joyed
the
hospitality
of
Miss
Vihlen
JAppleyard,
who
retired
from
the
from
the
west
while
the
cotton
is
road haa to be repfaced during the and they were made ss comfortable
Ve iu W. Bowe a.
w'nsuing year on account of doYerio: as possible, all of them being full of and at the close of the evening voted secretaryship of the organization to made In the south. "If tho bill
her
a
most
charming
hostess.
Those
the
regret
of
the
members
after
Committee.
posses
after
we
have
made
our
fight
water
and
very
III.
The
Bonner
ration, we, the board of county com
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs,
A.
J.
thirty-four
years
of
service.
against
it,
it
will
mean
that
there
family
had
all
their
baggage
strap
missioners of Sjyninolc exunty, Fla.,
together with the board of county ped on the rear of the car and had Lossing and family, Mr. and Mrs. u Tampa, Jacksonville, Bartow and will indirectly be levied a tax of ----------Patriotic Celebratl on
The Wesley Brotherhood Class of
commissioners of Lake county, Fla., nothing to wear until kind friends Vihlen and family, Mrs. Lena Lee, several other dtica contested for the from $ 1(T to $12 a bale on cotton,
the
Methodist church has arranged
Mrs. Vihlen and son, Bernard of next meeting place but were easily this being the extra coat of the pot
desire to,construct a bridge 120 feet helped .them with dry elothau
to
have
a special servico for the pur
Miami.
.
’
routed
by
Mrs.
Lola
K.
Mayes
of
ash used to make the cotton. Our
long over the main channel of the
Up to a late hour last night Ed
—
----------------.
tho
Pensacola
Journal,*
who
inridentpose
of
welcoming home the boys
great
cotton
industry
will
be
serious
Wekiva river ahd fill in the ap ward Higgins and his crew of men
who
served
in the army and navy.
ly
crippled
it
this
plan
goes
through"
The
Sanford
Shoe
&
Clothing
Co.
ally
mentioned
something
about
an
were busy trying to get out the cars)
proaches, and
Whereas the heighth of the present but the work had to be abandoned believe In advertiaing and In all* oaals in Pensacola and everybody was the general comment of other •This agrvice will bo held oh the
■outhern members. We intend to night 4f July 6 th, Sunday. It will
bridge ia greater in our opinion than on account of darkness. The cars forms .of advertising. They have *** f°r her.
the be a union service of all churched.
is necessary to accommodate any will be rescued today if possible.
’ good window displays ahd have -Just before adjournment announce. fight it to a standstill but
navigation there may be on thia
I plenty of lights at night to.show off ment was made of the award of Republicans have a majority in con- All returned soldiera And-sailors are
icse uwpiaya.,.
i ney «i»u
uvuvw three
mice jiueea
u m u by ...v
river, and
N. L. Bauman representing the these
displays., They
also believe
prices uoffered
the Mcrgen- . greas they may beat us. l£ is one of invited to this service. The apeakWhereas the height of the bridge Diamond Rubber Co., of Akron, O., mwspaper advertiaing ia the best thaler Linotype Company for excel-1 the moat unjuat meaiurea which haa era will all be. mxn who have been
lence in make-up of weekly* publics- ever been leveled against the south.” "across.’
was In the city Tueaday.
firm of advertising.
.
(Continued on page 10) *•
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RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF* SEMINOLE COUN
TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
GENEVA
Miss Kathryn Flynt was the guest
of Miss Ethel Collins at Chuluota
for a few days last week.
Misses Edna and Alice Geiger re
turned to Orlando last Thursday
after having spent two weeks here
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Geiger.
Miss Corinne Raulersnn of Palm
Beach is.visiting Miss Lois Grant.
V. T. Peters and family nn<T Will
Brown und family^motorcd_lo-Day
tona fast Sunday.
Mrs. C. W. Culpepper is staying
in Sanford this week with her little
daughter, Louise, who is
being
treated by Dr. Tolar. We are glad
to note she is improving,
Mrs. Aubrey Moran and daughters
are spending two weeks with Mrs.
Moran’s sisters. Mrs. J. E. Boss and
Mrs. W. A Wilsey at Lockhart.
Endor Curlett liasrecently
pur
chased a "Dodge."
K_r- -j I
and Georgia Pattishall before going
to their summer home in Waynesville, N. C.
D. It. Nation received a pleasant
surprise a few days ago in fhe form
of a rheck for $1,592.65 sent him by
the Lebanon, Pa., Junk & Lead
Mining Co., as his dividend on three
shares of stock which htf bought
over thirty years ago. In some way
tiie company had never been able to
do anything before this and be had
givep up ever hearing from it again,
but it seems the great demand for
junk and lead during the war re
newed the efforts of the company,
and this time it was made a paying
proposition.
' _____________ T1IE SANFORD HERALD
Ihirin
Tmflhretrnuhf'.s that she had
to have or should have.
IS !,
the “ HOTEL.” Take a peep at the
old Welboume block now. It looks
^ like it has been the victim of an air
raid. But in a few months from now it will
be one of the most modern and up-to-date
hotels in the State,
'our “ BASE BALL FRANCHISE.”
that Sanford did not have
2nd. Something
to have’but should have had.
Vnr."
should all be proud of our chances to he
represented in organized Base Ball. And
from all indications we are going to have a
team to be proud oT. v J.et's boost the prop- V
osition.
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, and last, “ hut by no meansUHL Sanford how has a “ Cents Clot]
Store” that she “ HAD TO HAVE,
is now possible for a man to buy somethin
nice, get something good, buy clothing of tlu
very best make and at the same time buy it
a t prices that are right. That store is our
store. If you could see the actual money
saving methods and profit sharing ideas which
we have worked into our business you would
readily understand why so many practical
buyers have so frankly expre&sed their en
thusiasm over our place. .
Why Not Take Advantage of
A^Real C lo th in g Store?
‘The Home of Correct Style* for Particular Men"
____________
was a typical Cupidjwba as the Varrage ’Mr. ^Cameron and young people
came to a' standstill stepped nut, made their usual ovor-Sunday visit
aiming his how und arrow straight at the beach with Mrs. Camcrop and
at the honoree; who was**Iead to a other members of th<* family.
seat beside the carriage "where she
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tyler drove
opened the many beautiful Rifts their car to Jacksonville Tuesday,
with which it was laden. Mrs. M. Mrs. Tyler will go on to Wayne*E. Dooley and Misses Claire Ilarri- 1ville. N. C., for the summer,
son. Kathryn Flynt and Helen MoMf an(J „ „ c D Couch mnd
ran. assisted Mrs. FattUball ... aarv-, littlc dauRhtcra arc scttIed jn their
ng refreshments, $hlch.consisted of pretty new home at Lake Onoro.
Lady Baltimore cake and iced,
Mr. Uchida arrived here Monday
tea. Those present at this pleasant
occasion were Misses Alice Coffee, from Philadelphia, Pa., and is a
Claire Harrison, Helen Moran. Kath guest at the Toyama home on Bearryn Flynt. Lois Grant. Corinne dull avenue, Mr. Uchida exjieetir to
Kaulerson and Elizabeth Stones, engage in farming nnd Mrs. Uchida
Mesdames H. Pattishall,
E. will join him later.
John Warren arrived home Thurs
Dooley, W. J. Daniel,_W. B. Bal
lard, Porter Wakefield, W. A. Whit day from" overseas and is looking
comb, Troy Proctor, Geo. Peters, fine. ‘ John went to France in De
Y* T. Peters, Chaa. Phillips, (J. O. cember, 1917.
Nicholson, Aubrey Moran, W. T.
J. R. Hayden has bought sev
Adams, C. F. Harrison, C. Coffee, eral hundred head of range cattle of
It. Q. Gresham, M. I. Baker, S. D. Mr. Leslie of issimmee.
George
Willlums, L. P. Chambliss, Claude Mitchell from here Kauistcd in bring
Coffee, E. H. Kilbee and J. M. ing up 600 head last week to the
Chaffer.
Hayden ranch the other side of
Cook’s ferry and expects to bring 500
more this week.
LONGWOOD PICK-UPS
Mr: McGahey’s shingle mill will
Simeon Filip was thankful and
be in operation in a few days and happy last week to receive a letter
Longwood will be a town of industry from his • mother and daughter in
n shingle and crate mill,.____
Roumaniar^He httd not heard from
A: Y. Fuller and family of Or •them in three years.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain
lando were up Sunday looking over
the "Hand grove that he 1ms recently are here from Daytona Beach for a
purchased.
Mr. Fuller plans to portion of the week.
move his family here later on.
WEKIWA ITEMS
The recent heavy rains have dam
John
Clcry
is spending a few days
aged the watermelon crops in tlfis
witfi
his
family,
who movdfl otr to to
section.
Mr.
Coates’
place
hero a few weeks
Mr. nnd Mrs. Histlinc were shop-j ago.
pirtk in Orlan do last Tuesday.
Little Ruth Rooks of Sanford 1ms
Miss Lillian and Adrian Waits
been visiting at N. A. Brockaway's.
spent several days in Orlando with
Miss E\fa Boyd was*in Sanford
Miss Evelyn Waits.
shopping Saturday.
•Mrs. J. N. Searcy and C. IL
The Wekiwa people were pleasant
Searcy were in Orlando on Friday.
ly surprised Tuesday night when
..M r. and Mrs. C. W. Enttminger
and Mr. und Mrs. Will Satcher were Carl Dees stopped off the train. He
had just received his discharge at
shopping* in Orlando on Saturday.
Camp Jarkson, having been in the
Mrs Griggs and daughter. Mary servir(l OVPr n y rar, Hc will go to!
of Sanford *.-ro calling on friends | w„ r k ,n Sanford Mondoy with M r . j
Monday.
*
; Venable.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Dinkel were in j
--------|
Orlando Saturday.
I’PSAI.A AND GRAPE VILLE
Mr. Nii-knell and J. E. Phipps mo-J There is talk of a picnic at Belair j
tored over to Osteen last week to I Lake on the Fourth, We hope if
rail on Mr. and Mrs. Searle
| there is one everybody will come and
Longwood is listening for wedding have a jo’ly time,
bells.
Mrs. Bengston returned Fridny to
Since the weather hns been fine the home of her daughter, M rs.'T,
Tile "Willing Workers" gave a
shower in hoqor of Miss Alice Coffee
last Saturday afternoon at the home
of their teacher. Mrs. II. il Putlishiill. The house was beautifully dec
orated with bamboo and rut flowers.
At the appointed lime a miniature
carriage, all in white was drawn up
o n Friday Mrs. Maurey and son.
Mr, and Mrs. II
M. Pattishnll the .hallway by Miriam Whitcomb
and Lieut. W. A. Pattishall left last and Charley Dooley. in the car Gregory and .Mi*.* Edith Rand and
Tuesday for Washington, D.
riage were seated little Emily Huth Ruth Hand, all of Orlando, and Mrs.
where they will visit Misses Blanche Tice as driver and Kenneth'Harrison J. S. Dinkel spent the day at Palm
Springs.
Geo. Laurine and Will Lewis were
in Orlando on Saturday.
3 B ig H a p p e n in g s
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WEST GENEVA AVENUE
We are having some fine weather
now, after so much rain and the
ronda are getting good again.
We are all glad to know that Mrs.
Barney Beck—am] Lahy boy are on
Mr Nicola has hern suffering with
inflamed eyes hut is much better
now, so he is able to be out again.
Mrs. George Ballinger is on the
Bick list this week, but we truly
hope Bhe will soon be able to be out
again. •
Elmer Tyner and Miss Eunice
Tyner were calling with Mr*. J. E.
i Vaughn Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. John t-y Robinson
i are visiting with home folks again,
’ after spending -overal months in
Georgia with Mrs. Robinson's people
und they expect to go back in Sep
tember where Mr. Robinson is em
ployed In the railroad shops. ■
It is a hard job to get the cattle
to the dipping vat now’. They seem
to know what they have got to go
through with when they get there.
We almost have to drag them
through it. .
...
Paul Mansfield from Tampa is
spending awhile with his aunt, Mrs.
J. E*. Vaughn.
Mrs. Jack Vaughn was in Sanford
Tuesday and made si viral calls be
fore coming home.
Will Robinson is stili busy getting
off his tomnteos nnd sweet corn this
week.
The airplanes were passing over
Tuesday nnd wo thought one was
going to pitch, it came down ao low.
We all wish there was a good place
for them, hut owing to the. rainy
.weather we haven't one—too much
mud and water.
Well what about the kaiser? What
has become of hlmT Is he still at
his old job of sawing wood?
EAST SANFORD ■
Mr. and . Mrs.. Irving E. Estridge
are happy at the arrival of n daugh
ter, born Sunday, June 15th, and
has been given the name of Marian
Elizabeth.
Miss Eusta Burgess is here from
Wilcox, the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Rosa Long and family.
• Mrs. Bryan II. Squire and. children
are leaving Saturday by boat for
their home in Jacksonville. Miss
Helen Chorpcning is accompanying
them for a visit of some length.
. fri,‘'n'I» in TamP“
Mrs. Jack Collins and their fuur
interesting children were in Grapeville Sunday afternoon, calling to aep
Mrs. Ballinger.
e understand Mr. Ericson nnd
family have moved into their new
home hut it is not quite finished yet.
There was preuching Sunday at
the Lutheran church, the minister
being entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
Magnuson.
Willie Tyner, who has been with
Mr. und Mrs, Krell lately was visit
ing at the home of his uncle Tom on
Sunday.
Mrs. Ballinger is out of sorts this
week with a bad cold.
We arc sorry to learn that Mrs.
Beck and little Minnie, Barnwell
nnd Charles arc still having a had
time with the mumps.
Only u Sunday or two more for
the Sunday school, so let’s make the
most of them—3 o'clock and room
for nil.
A Wi ndf a ll .
The origin of '*wlinlfnll," In the sense
of *'good luck." dates from tile time of
William the Conqueror. It wns then n
criminal offense to cut timber In the
forests. Only such could be gathered
ns the wind had blown down; lienee,
a heavy windstorm wns hulled by the
peasants as so much good luck, nnd
from lids.cornea the modern applica
tion of i lie expression.
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Quality
Service
P r ic e s
At the Fcrnnld Hardware Co. .
Old Stand
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New Goods A rriving Daily
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W H O I S Y O U R F R IE N D ? |
—YOUR GROCER; If H e Isn't, Well Why?
Trade where your Grocermaii
appreciates Friendship
We have the very' best of everything in the staple ami
fancy grocery line. Feeds of ail kinds.
West Side Cash Grocery
(Ask Our Customers)
J. W. Booth
PHONE 166
L. F. Roper
187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE MONROE
Joining Bulkhead on the West. Two blocks of building
With two story factory building.
Address: C. KENNISON, P. O.. Box 505, Orlando, Fla.
We Are Too Busy
to write an.advertisement for this week and
only want the people to remember
that .we are “ READY” for
“ BUSINESS” in
HARDWARE, PLUMBING
and FIXTURES
.
A Complete Line of Everything in Hardware
and House Supplies.
Give us your contract for Anything in Plumbing. We
have experienced workmen and guar
antee satisfaction.
LEE BROTHERS
Stone Gove Block - East First Street ’
N. B .-It will pay you to walk a few steps farther and see our line
Overland Sales & Service Company
I n s ta lle d “ M od ern A u to L a u n d r y ”
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Goodrich
With Competent Men to Wash and Polish Cars
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T ires,
6 ,0 0 0
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Mile
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Guaranty
And just think what wonderful service everybody is getting out
of their MODEL “
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PAGE T ill
} rn * w y
'omouhF
t PU1UNA
SCRATCH
Builds
l a r g e
Frames Tvmw*
EASY
“A Feed For Every Need”
Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of all kinds, carloads a special
Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet Potato Plants
When You Want Anv- / ^ A rT I ? C l P D
thing Just Phone- 1811 H iO
or be aaecrtained by legal and silbhe division, in the order of their isaue.
on by paying to the clerk of the Circu t
; suen cerimcates ami on unpaid taxes Court iof the county wherein the
effort. f°r the year 19IG and prior thereto land dese ribed in said certificates is
circuit
‘he rate of 8 per cent per annum located the amount of the certifi
eded in fro,n ‘he first day of April, 1918; cate
t _„ to be redeemed shall bear to the
- which n,*‘l interest on all unpaid or omitted ’whole, and
— I any and all xubesquent
certain ',‘nJtea foe tjie yuar ,
omitted or unpaid taxes due on said
able to quent years at the
per | land to be redeemed prior to the
cent per annum for the first year and year for whioh flic next' certificate
1 hard S 1>cr cont l,cr a»“U»n thereafter, was issued, with interest on certifi
hich is beginning with the first day of April cate issued in the year 1917 and prior
x mat- next nfu?r t,,e -vcar for "hich such thereto and unpaid or omitted taxes
klation. taxo‘i are due.
__________ _ 1 or_lhe_y eac—iS Ifi-a nd-prior-therrtrr
^TnlJa^ Sec. 2. That the clerks of the at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
session Circuit Court pf the several counties from the first day of April, 1918, and
the in- of the stare of Florida are hereby interest on subsequent certificates
and tinplUd taxes its^..pr»widc*L in
Section 2 of this Aft. I
See; -J. That when the face value
of any certificate held by the state
issued subsequent to t ho oldest tax
certificate held bv the sta'e covering
any land to be redeemed or |mri based is greater than would he the
Ati A'i to provide for the redemp
unpaid ur omittiul taxesrior the year
tion .o t -rale of tax certificates he'd
for
which such subsequent tax. cer
by tin stale of Florida, covering
tificate was issued, when based on
limit sold to the state and to prothe last assessed valuation against
leribe t c dutioa of tile cltlk oi tin*
she land, then the unpaid taxes for
tircuit court i n " connection the. ethat year based on the last assessed
n*ot><<rs!
A 'T T ? i
1 Hi 1
• Sec. 7. Thai none oA»the provisions
of this Act shall go into .effect or be
come operative, in so far as relates
to the sale of tax certificates, until
January 1. J920. thereby giving the
owner or agent or representative of
the owner, or other person acting for
the owtier, the 1privilege of redeeming
his bind under this Act. up to and in
cludirtg ' Dec. ill. 1919, without an>-'
person having the right to purchase
H ill H a rd w a re G o.
------------------- Stands for — -■ 1
SERVICE, QUALITY and PRICE
JUST RECEIVED A BIG SHIPMENT OF
Sam.* are
hereby repealed
Sec. 9 That* this A t
feet immediately upor
and approval by the
upon its becoming u
such approval.
Approved June 9, 19
Ity
B y -P ro d u c ts .
i % are ->ub*tat|is-s
or
re-
silll-. otiluljeq cnlinlenillj or tlV'Idctltnlly. In |b ■ operittion of it sp>sdfle
pnicess or niamiraehtre of wiineililng
else. in butiflilg game for fooil (be
tildes mid f.'-uibers ttiv.b.v-produces; In
numtifncttirtig lumber Mtwibi*t ami
s t p i v l n g s nii
I.' p r o d u c t s ; In il - uitiiirtdi-e I* ll b> •prwtlK't,
n| i ' v oil, i \ n l u i ! In tin*
Valuation may be collected in lieu of llf n c tu re , •!.
the amount due on sqrif subsequent tllOItgll Hot I 1-,
certificate and such certificate *i.:iil t>r, »ci-ss.
See. a I hat tin* unpaid or tun tted taxes shall he collected (ipon the
basis of the regular valuation pined
by tin- assessor upon the laud for
the
year for which taxes remain un
.. .*»»_■ L«*t |J4ft
Oe IV“
paid
and where no valuation wu< *■>
or purchased can lie aacerpile
ed
that the Iasi assessed valua
'o*g.*»l and usual subtion
prior
thereto shall be mouldered
f any and all tax eertifithe
regular
valuation; but where the
' l by the stale of Florida i *—
last
assessed
valuation against any
the year 1917 and prior
land
to
he
redcPmed
or purchased
limn the payihent of the
is
less
than
tin*
regular
valuation
See. ;| That where there are more
f “tich certificate or certifithen
the
last
valuation
shall
he used:
- ii h portion thereof as the than one tax certificates held by the
he redeemed or purchased Hfate against the same land, the cer
-ir to the whole, and the aub- tificates (except the. last certificate!
imitted taXes or taxes that may be redeemed in whole or in part
i been paid. including taxes where the part to be redeemed run
THEY CARRY EVERYTHING
201 West First Street
IDEAL Fircless COOKERS
J a p a n ’s D cllpHtful C lim a t e .
•tnpah (* i m t-id e i<•!, b i'c a ii-e of Its
d e lig h tf u l cl1......... th e phtv g r o u n d of
the I'iiM
of utlloP cplltl*
tries of (I,,- fni East Indies, the Phil
ippines, and ill,' Strait* set IleMH'tll",
fleck to .! ij- t|- in tin" Ind summer
uouith* to i'll ioi It* tiioimtiou re-'n’t*.
Owing to (tic Ui|g»* tuiirNl lui*ilie*s
some of th.—.' ro-iirt* present ail the
Up-to-date iidtantiigi'".
Lib erty
D r w an
ds
Fu ll
Lo ya lty.
W e Iiuiioi 1 I.. r l > In unitn* ntnl forur.
U 'c *et u;> her -intuir- a n d «omid her
prid-c*. Poll we h a v e not y et fully
t r u s t e d ■h e r
And wi t h o u r growtfi,
so grow h,*r dem and*
S h e w ill h a v e
no luilf *er\ Ice 1,ord MiPuluiny,
H ill H a r d w a r e C o
The 40ft cruising vaeht "VEKOM.V’-for sale or trade, for automobile or
land Fli-cps six Electric lights and modern equipment. Power
ed with a 2-1 horse power. 4 cylinder, t cycle motor
Address: C. KENNISON, I*. (). Box 505, Orlando, Fla.
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN
This is our own original way of keeping prices down—and keeping our stock clean.
One vO” stands for “Odds and Ends”
and the other “0 ” for “Overstocked.” If we had tremendous Clearance Sales we could dispose of odds and ends and overstock
ed goods, but we have to sell a lot of staple stock at a loss to do it and raise our prices at other times to make up the loss. By
putting “O-and-O” tags on merchandise and reducing the price, we clear the “O-and-O’s" only, and at the same time keep prices
on regular goods down. You don’t have to wait until the end of the season to get these 4,0*and*0” bargains, you can find them
every day.
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“0-and-0” tickets .on these suits to move them quickly. You may find
:e, you may not. Come in and Look them Over.
PRICE
PRICE
PRICE
SIZE
$7.00
4.00
7.50
$7.00
36 -
PRICE
• SIZE
$.9,50
32
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PRICE
SIZE
$7.00
42 -
PRICE
$6.00
We are placing
PRICE
PRICE
PRICE
$ 4.00
4.00
4.00
$4.00
15.00
4.00
$4.00
8.50
4.00
4 8 P a ir s o f S h o es w e are p la c in g “ 0 - a n d - 0 ” T ic k e ts on. Y o u m a y fin d y o u r
siz e, y o u m a y n o t.
L ook th e m ov er. W e q u o te b e lo w a fe w o f th e s iz e s
an d p rices.
N o t a ll o f th e siz e s an d p r ic e s a r e q u o ted h e r e , h o w e v er.
Gun Metal Blucher Oxfords
White Canvass Oxfords
No; 6 1-2
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And Others, Look Them Over
Everything Men an
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THESANFORDHERALD
Published Every Friday by
HUretmirnoN n n n •N ADVANCE
<»NK YUAN
11 .MOVTIIS
T II It KK MlIM ||S
giving uj newspaper work Col.
Applcyard w»" not eligible for the
postilion a >«l his mantle will fa ||
upon Mr. Haynes who is in every
"ay a moat• worthy successor. Thii
innkos Mr. liny nes s/rretary of the
South Florida Fresa Association and
secretary of the Fllrida Press Asso
ciation.
'_•„ • n ^* r r^Artrof^March
s a 3rU
i s, IB
s 7a> * * - ; i
omr.
It. r«l<l IlnlldlSg
Tct^hoa. No, | » 1
Hail for the Sanford Dally fferatd ^
and accept no substitute.
THE SANFORD HERALli
8
city should have a Busines
i.eague to keep things mov
_Despatch ««>’» the White ( , u
have rapt ft red Krnsnoyngorka. 1
i« good news for wc were afraid.t
w«"|j,|
c.ipmr’o that place ii
niter the base ball season is over
omhig alrfm-t together.
n'tmercial
X
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y.
Tl
1"e
' es V0U ma<Jc yostcrday won't win the game today.
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Banking
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W o t to .save yesterday will not help you nav
fliat bill today. STOP! LISTEN! ACT'
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S I I I P L i S 315.000.UO
■^L^AwryouHPiKiHTSS
f
C. M. HAND
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
R.
c- H. COUCH
*••*» C.thi*,
THE B A N K TH AT
in s u r e s y o u r
DEPOSITS
X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X W V Y ^ ,^ .n
A. GLORIOUS COUNTRYV
Pierce of pa| m Bfeach fc
been absent in °l the Florida Press *
groves, firm farms and a happpy and
countries America looks good
contented
makes a strong personnel
Eustis ha* just Times will doubtle>
“
’ no I'>nce in Arnerraised a publjciry_fund
widespread
.nf fouf-thott. frlohtis,
npProvaLby-'her many
t hose—ritiPtr^tcrniliT Ji:a- lu‘jk». quite *fT
°c quite, us great things
'loilars which demonstrates
probably lift the cloud
from them during the mor
hcautiM as Florida and this particu
next year,
.
any other one thing thin
Whit nor is
Okeechobe
meet at Eus
accomplished
• >>e cannot Pensacola next y1 theri we
* •Mr.,. L d isju k , *IS alive to_ her opportunities..
highly educated young
year
and
lady
"nda too loud n‘ .Mayes of the Pimsacol
a wide acquaint!
^e region is the will undoubtedly he -----la Journal J best
aerve her in her new
the nex] vico they
'Id. Then get president and the
*or ,tlr Past ten days
•i president und peop
entire world ( °ur Stute Press
*w ‘he-worth
,n th,‘ work w
Association will h<> ,,r
ruled by a lady and a lady w|
•mster of rho. ' ,r 1,,m marning. sii
, •- ,
and n r,...* ..
knows how to run a 1»ig dailv pap,
■l,“
run a press ipworiation
tn South Florida.
wotnan’s elul. or „n ordinary pin
iM-rani antioum, ,”a- tlAn,f ''tits the editors ul Florid
M.ss Paul has be
hnt this excellent nre all to the good and have much t
° 1 ‘he Times fp,
bo transformed
‘°rwartl to in th e ’ host r,...
months and has
• btrsitiess men ,,f
w.-il in thn work, acquitted
Howe ver,
action so strong-onp the route of ; I t he ot!-< j
i-ment „f the II,r1"iety e<|ito;*j, , l.v ininh
" Kive the pen, 1
tun the average,
Irum
FInrnla „
i’-ipated.
The e’»
Art
tmr
Smit Ii
' •** sl'e is leaving
wished f„r ha
y-live
(ion,I old
"mas Moorehuven
t hLs J his fort let h v
I lie Hie | .c, s|,
ouj president,
S u ccess a n d A p p re c ia tio n
OUR PR E-IN V EN TO R Y S A L E ‘which closed la
ay. was an unusually successful one eve
highest expectations, and we take th
express to you, the many, friends an
is store, our thankc
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In spite of the
.
Sale
there are
Odds and Ends
accumulated, but
are now
selling at very low
prices
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H.R.STEVENS
c**«m»*i
' 1"iigr.ii ulati
you success.
tm Ashorialmn
*'«•« held for th
years or more
Appleyard. but i
B U S I N E S S AS IN BOWLING
" ’alter 1lay nes of
beeen «uch a success a*
the South FJorida Press
that ho just naturally* bad the
Job wished upon him at c<
Appleyarcl s retirement.
While w*o re building hotels nnd
factories and new home s this Aurnmer there wil
minutes left
for* base hall.
Sanford has caught the
makijs cities nnd Sanford
Th
X .
su b l*
l , rank Ku>- Anderso,
tie Buri
, ° m‘ !U" Courl,,T' informant
nn over
,a,,> !,lar‘*- I indulgence in Lake county’s hosI pftality last week gets olf the follow.
resting; Jaw a 7 f ing:
.
>r Mob Holly «f the Sanford
announces that his paper will
a daily, .in the early' * fall.
Ily is receiving-great cncotir-
Sanford never felt any better
young life Than• right now...
j u s a 20. I»I9
Newly Received
Several
Thousand y a r d s
of
*'v P n ld isl.e d
'"’M fall
profess,,,f,a|
ami
a,
, | a l jy
The mer.
,lf S;|
, lam,(ring f,,r u
,'
Prof II ilrh Here
•I
A I"' Hatejt, formerly
■eq.al „f the (ivied i High S,*hn
| more recet fly ,,,
t„, t .
I ' ■'! y A . was in the rily
I! ■' ,al,,,K "" bis many friends
has "•‘,n
1be army servi,
months and will g„
,,.(
( »ba. to take charge of t|„.
‘"mill work of the y
(.
'bat city lie -Will teach Engli.
t be Spanish boys and Spanisl
English speakin /
,„|Man.,
p‘
a y-..r in C
. " '
at ‘ sjy' tha- while
b«-art Is in the V. M
A WOf
bn-* not forgotten Seminole Co
an, When he finishes the w „ ri
t Uba he will come back »„
! :,v'
been
id r ea c he d t h a t s t a t e of mln.j wh
• bere is abs ol ut e h a r m » n \ her
the pocket book
' « ' • essentials in t he success
, n e ws p a p e r e nt er pr is e from the
d n “SH s" l“ »f t he proposition
„ - n u r s e the Her al d Will be sucre
. ' " ‘' h morally, phyaicallv. men
y | a , , ,l "rianrially.
If t h e r e are
. " ’ b'-r ways of Ini ng successful
a re to he a d d e d to t h e a bo v e
i A n y w a y those Sa nf or d folks nr,
I
r o n K'-a t u l a t e d o n wa nt in g a d
p a p e r e nough to be willing . t o
t h e piper a n d in h a vi n g two
n e w s p a p e r men to furnish t h e i
duet. .
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FOR OUR
Now that
coining home
| soon he with u
I should in sou
h a p p y
w o m e n
Pfimt) Of Them in .S„nf„f,j am,
•
Itenson for It
Wouldn't any woman he happy '
Da'vs n}‘Un
° bttc.kache
Days
of misery,
nights ofsuffering
unrest
I ] • distress of urinary troubles
■■hen she finds freedom?
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Many r‘‘a,Ws wi“ Drolii hy ,he follow
j
i’“ • * l“gladly
"izz
r on The Tim, h
nd* °l Miss Alico
th her twin sister,
fr heave often viswill be pleased to
> Dom the Tampa
cl lies ami counties are 'arranging
celebration. „nd home coming weeks
honor of the. boys and Seminole
county should not he backward in
this tribute to the returning soldiers
(and sailors. The war is over but the
memory of the deeds of American
soldiers and sailur* will always be
kept green and we should arrange
some suitable date for a big celebra
tion and make it an annual affair.
V cannot do enough for the boys
who went into this war that justice
and freedom and democracy should
<vc and this is the time to show
these bravF boys how well we appre
ciated their efforts in safeguarding
our country. The Board of Trade,
should take up this matter nt .......
i r ’ 1" ,.sp "r" 1
««*' o-.v
this endorament '•
INDLE
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JAttfOHVlUf’flA
E»f)pwWiA (bnipMe flodem Screened
outride roow•JfwB\ UufoJ•1.0 up^■C&ir\
CDh/wclioivCbnvMxwrvf to fvwyrM •In
w r f of City-Send for Booklor- ••
? • ^IHDtXW.jniTH. PROP'R •
J u n e “V icto r R eco rd s of N ew I n te r e s t
■■'“giving lor their return
iet,try for our arms. Not
eompany from Seminole
not welcome them in a
heir return but we can
‘ ‘ with « grand hoThe
«’»• nn that will show
wt 1 1 e hei
G»
tnu editor of the Herald had the
pleasure lust week of visiting many
Pf0,.n.t> J? L“ke county as a member
of the Florida Press Association and
renewing acquaintances of twenty
years -ago.
Uko county rightly
named has hundreds of clear Water
rders and one
■ra to Jackson;h some of (he
most picturesque scenery Jn this land
of tropical verdure. We knew that
i bake county would give us „ warm
* " C0T and W9 werc no‘ dhtappoint-,
ed. These people arc among the
beat people on , earth* and as hosts I
they are par excellent. They have a I
fine county a„d they believe in ad- 1
vertising and the result is a countv I
PAGE FIVE
In and About
The City -.*4
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Federal R ^ i ^ B o n k ^ r t h e 0110"
‘ ° 'd ’’ hcld b y the
the m em ber, o f the Federe! E e e e rv e 'S w e ,.',^ ^
afforded b y U ,U g r ™
it> th i, benefit. ■
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C>
o u r eu.tom er yo u eUo r te r e
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
^porL
believe in newspaper advertising
the proper way to get their goods
forr-Thr People. Tjiey nre after
suits and newspaper advertising
bringing them the results.
\\ anted:—Some
honestly that they
with our quality
haven’t found one
& I1RITT.
as
here-' ver,—<-,*ld* -nrd -fr:tlr~![ p;— J r kilt
is the germs that cause
>lte 11tl) is back from Franc,
wants a job ii ,. i„ an (j,
industrious lad willing to ,j.i
nog and some firm that needs a
g man should employ Leslie at
Returning soldiers siiquld
lir.-t call i^employment.
Arthur K Taylor tdfthe credit def the American Agricul
tural Chemical Co., with head
quarters in Jacksonville is in the
city a few days on business. Arthur
formerly was in th,. newspaper huxjnes< ami v,.;» cue of t ?n* best known
cartoonist- in the south, working on
the 1 cUiintnle Sun. Dixie and other
Florida publications.
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■i .» ,,• “ mis
...... .. suit,-ring
ran row buy the TIIOR Jrom THOR dealers
anywhere in the I'ritel Stales for >,nlv
Balance in Small
Monthly Paym’ls
Thi*:fl,r,r.“ l TIIO,t tb-lline flan ,
h.il.l. tn.lhi* »«>-iFr Till
No Extra Cost for Special
<• I m ill within
rrarh »t r,v ry houwI* r., more than th . hire of . I»uncll2i».
•r f.,r any Private Lighting System
Built lo Last a l.ifotii
Tt>. Tl|,>!t h,. n.,
, h.(l
.Mj,
I.-a,l. rtw T ill *1!
,-,let.| r
m n m .oc ,t «llr r wuhinc
AUm ovin.
psits ui lh- TlUUt ........ .
motor dove Stv |he
r u|
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The TIIOU Is harked by the
liberal, liintling guarantts* of
llie Hurley Machine Co., the
Hurley Matlr'ne Co„ M,,"‘
■tnour Craves arrived today,
mug from Way cress, (J,, , where
s been nnd, r iiiedieal treatment
'■ A C I. hospital for several
v'|,y moiir Ihinks he ha- been
n ,"l l :- treatment |Hit tie
r- buv,• n«t r,-!eas«wi him
Diamonds. Wight Tire I'.i
Mr ami Mrs. ^ 1. K. Manuin
(his n ty havi* rorpivpd wi»nl
tbeir son, Richard A Manning
arrived safely in New’ A,.rk aft
year overseas with the- Amcr
Army
His many friends will
glad to hear of his safe arrival
now
„ ,th e’THOR
. __ Ls saving money, tint" an
•irudgery ,n 225,000 American homes.
Why not In.VOUR home?
’’■* l'r ’ *n it will cure Mn
leturers also of THcHt El,
i.
i id THolt
iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii
ami sliifip'ng ■c g - a l , ’ .. a „,| ' -------------------------eg to allair- „n Ka.-t Ilea, I. ;|r,|; tirla m lo am
1 ' ' ’,l-’ l,u Lundy at f„r,| morning " "r'l
11 •* Mr Ilow- and Sanford at C
It,-nil,m. we understand, in j July 11It: Orlaml
IIseecbobee Ills permanent Orlando July f,t |,
s*M»n ;m .Hintjjlilr ;irra
nx all your „!<|
everything y,»u
Frenrh Shop
for sum,- time with a linger on Ill
• an Im- mail*Ukr«*« ..........
icit Iran,I and after an X-ray picture
1 D ( Ward, Osteopath is in
k*tt) 1*0 UNI) I'l<i
it was t bought best to amputate the
Saidord „n Monday. Wednesday
t>bb lias more imitations than any
With
corn
above 50 rts
finger just above the joint. lie is other Chill anti Fever Tonic on the
ami Friday .of each week. 58-tf
their
bead,
oil
very ,Itltc
. i n p e rs o n s t l t 's m n g in n t •
greatly improved ami his friends ar>* market. hu( m, one wants imitations
AE and Mrs. Robert Rowe and
bug
that
lakes
two
,»r tbr
lend Sunday school will
hoping for his complete recovery.
lit' <■ Bet tie left Saturday for Jack
in jnedicitiM. I hey are dangerous.
to get on loll Iced never hr
phone
No.
19,
nur,
or
<JI)-J
WHEN YOU THINK OF CAN
profit.
sonville where they will make their
4'J-IOtc
nut later Ihn n Saturdny
DY THINK OF THE KANDY
future home.
Jim Miller <>f the Standard Scale,
When ;— *
noon. F'rre transportation
KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR & Fixture Co. of Tampa was in the
y,.,u .nrf rtra,,y to »,ut >’°w
Ire,I Daiger leaves for Clearwater
will
he
furniNhcd
them
to
shouts,
on
feed,
begin
with
..i the B. A,
IN IT AVE IfXVB IT.
STAR city Wednesday calling on the trade
Friday Ln spend three weeks with
nnd
from
If
wflfcln
n
radius
Thomas
Hog
Mediclrfe.
Use rcgularTHEATRE
BUILDING.
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and shaking hands with old friends.
Im mother and father. Mr. and Mrs
ly and watch your shoots round out
of three miles of the Meth
The ninny friends of Miss Ladd Jim looks like he had just returned
odist church.
into fat hogs in nino months —
Brooks will lie pleased to learri that from the trenches and an attack of
hogs going well over 200 pounds and
she lias been discharged from the mustard gus While taking „tr the
as high ns 240. Figure the average
" * ') and bus accepted a position in vat* of the radiator of bis car the
feeding and you will see
Atlanta with the government'. MI.1M other day the hot water boiled all
B. A. Thomas Medicine is
Brooks is a niece of Joe Cameron of over him, blistering bis face and
vestment. Try feedihg
this city nnd served at Key West ns bunds and otherwise burning him
hogs on this plan and if y.
badly.
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a J'eomanette.
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Ask to ear No. 2294 -Sons of
R’lb-My-Tism is u powerful anti
d ’little
septic; it kills the poison caused from America; 2318 — Hail C , mbia;
Myers j
infected ruts, cures old sores, tetter, 49517 -“There’s a Long, Long Trail;
mother.
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Annou ncement
. Mr. and Mrs. W J I.,.d,.. «f
We wish to thank all our friends
for their patronage during the past
Down to Brass Tacks.
Is ii printer's -lung phrase,
yeu' and hope to serve you-again
i compositor exhausts the typo
hext year. We will be hack in time
case" and "gels down to brass
with a full new line of millinery,
It mentis Hint he Is «|,i#n to
with an expert milliner here to serve
Horn, or gillie llie limit.
you next season. Also a larger and
heller line in Indiej* ready to wear.
’ Household Hint. '
•
AVe will he open in time to hnve
AM.or!.
I
x\nut
you
to
see
(be
new
everything your daughter needs for
ng
room
ret
Mr.
Brown
bus
bought
school. Mrs. Wilmof will he in San
- George Venable bus the contract
Ids wife. It uoiimI Just imileh „ur
ford every Tuesday and Thursday
■for the remodelling of t c home on
i Park avenue recently purchased by
George F’ox, Jr. This is a fine loca
tion and will lie niihJc into a sub
Ghhstian Science services
stantial and 'up to ,IJte home.
will be'hehl at the Woman’s
Sec the Charles F’lectric Cr. for
Club, Oak avenue, between
your electrical needs.
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Third and Fourth strets,
Firnest Gormley has returned from
on Sunday, morning ut | |
France where he wan one rf the
oclock.
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first Americans being all through the
war as n member of a Missouri regi iviv/uouj run kci what they *<int
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mental hand. Ernest has gone hack Xnms.
.
A Correction
to his position with the Crown Paper
Mrs. J. F*. Umback bus ar
An article in Inst week’s lieruld
rived in the city from Miami and is
Dr.. J. F\ McKinnon and si, pr, the guest of Mrs. S. M. Lloyd. Mrs. stated that G. F. -Smith had sold his
•Mra. Sharp of .Oakland were in tho Uipbach. is a*.former. Sanford' girl farm*.—Since, wc have learned (hat
city soveral days of this week xrtalt- where as Miss Helen Rowland she this is an error. Mr. Smith stated
ing ftiends. Dr.l McKinnon has just hnd a large circle nf friends. She to the Herald yesterday that he has
returned from a trip to various expects to join her husband at Jack not sold his farms, nor did he intend
Let us Fend you
points in North Carolina and Geor- sonville where they will makV their to do so.
future hothe
The Herald is always ready and
a quart or more
willing to correct any efror that
| 666 quickly relieves Constipation,
of our delicious
may chance to creep into our news
Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and Record for children, put
lumbla'people.
They
«
column
which is apt to happen in
Y o t i w ill a lw a y s h a v e a r e c e ip t.
Headaches,
due
to
Torpid
Liver.
Ice Cream for
thing
tor
kiddies.
the
host
of
regulated
newspaper*
.
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Your check book record will prevent a re
Sunday Dinner.
The many friends of Private -Mc 4 6 — Corengrato. Su
Stralc
art.
n o t ic e
payment or the same bill.
Donald Carraway will be glad to
6106 La Marseillaise
Prior lo July 15th payme
know that he has arrived safe from
Your
credit
will
be b etter your standing
Gravinre.
Ing and aldcwalk liens w
overseas after spending ono year in
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higher.
B
cepted at face of lien plus
France. He has received his honor *78138 —Orientale—Viol
by
Siedu.
*
fee and costa. Payments
It is more convenient, it is safer, it is more
able discharge now from the U. S.
order muat be eaah. "After
ORDER NOW
dignified and busfifcss-likeP^lng Mens will be en
Master James Dossey entertained
We
solicit
your
checking account.
foreclosure.
a few of his little friends in honor of
By order of city council
his birthday on Wednesday after
J. J. Dickinson
noon. After games delicious ice
City Attorn
cream and big birthday cake deco
rated
with
three
little
candles
were
a
First Week’s Bali Schedule
T he'first week’s schedule is an
J u s t Phone 325
nounced as follows: Orlando and
HOME INSTITUTION
Sanford at Sanford. July 2nd; Or
, Undo and Sanford at Orlando July
Iaste is tjhe T e s t
^
MEMBER**^
FEDERAL reserve
SYSTEM ^
ELECTRIC
WASHING
MACHINE
j.aM . rark will. he. open the
next two Sundays.
night for Dallas, Texas.
Burke Klirman and
l)r. Walter Seay from Daytona
*(H-nt Tue day with his daughter,
Mr- Weidman Caldwell,
tr cousin. Mrs.
•nroute to Dade
Quart Mason fruit jars at L. P.
McCuller's. •
r. Jr. and IIU’o
Mrs. It. J. Holly is spending a few
'lay
for Atlanta I
(ia\- it • Daytona Beach the guest of
r.
leaving
after |
lie P.iytona Reach Hotel.
her sister, Mrs. 1
Mr and Mrs. Goodspeed were
icy vide, S.
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tori' tig t|if many Sanford people
great pain kill»jhiiditi|L Sunday at DaYtftn.t Beach
soreness
Be /»re and visit the E’rench Shrfp
mntism, Neuralgia
Sslt/day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and
Mr ,inil Mrs R. .1. Holly spent
s i.
afternoon at Daytona Beach,
and Mrs. Sheritl an Jewett
: the north this week for a
• v,-:t in New- England
••r' proud of the confident-.*
druggists and t hi- public
J D Ball, Erm*st Betts and Vivia: sp,.,.r were among those who
*1" ■' Thursday afternoon a’t Day
By Getting
it man at
of J- Ik Daggett, whos
t sd-Miss-Alice—Caldwell-left—Tue y 1
aoiiu*
nnd up to date advertiser or the
slow loach who thinks trade will
come to him regardless of whether
lie goes after it or not.
Complete stock Diamond titv*
Wight Tire Co.
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Aowell’s store* has fine display
windows and they hove some one
who certainly kn nws how to dress
windows. Their windows show big*
city class all the time. Vow ell also
believes in his borne paper and takes
liluTiii apart* all (he tiim* Rnftini* fart h
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Headers
I). L. Thrasher was in Jackson-' them in the ejty f(
rilir Sunday rutu ning Monday.
visit.
They have
All merchandise below cosj at the Moorehuven and arc
Frenrh Shop Saturdny.
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kul Sanford looks *n
Vr> Arthur Smith, Charlotte and , ’u‘,n 11,1,1 will alway
Irma arc. at Aaheviilo. North Caro-.
A. P. Connelly has
lira.
,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Metis and Mr “ trip to‘Atlanta wher
ar.ii Mrs. C. L. Mritt went to the to look after several
biaclt Thursday
Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P
MrCuller’s.
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Mr* Carrie S. Jackson of Jack
sonville >* th g :est of her sister,
Mrs. It. J. Holly.
Mrs. Jos. Meisch anil two children
ami her mother, Mrs. Schmah are at
Saluda, North Carolina.
Twenty early fall serge suits on
sale tomorrow. , French Shop.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wcfdman Caldwell i
,»rr
an attractive
ds our stocks of Merchandise at their best
I n CO"s,df ab|y after Our Pre-InvenG
, ° 0dsC Notlons_and, MciLS-Euivl11 bnd. interesting values in seasonable
nd every day you make this store a visit
Successor to Yowell-Speer Comp
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Little Happenings
.Mention of *
Matters In Brief
personal Items
of Interest
bower
roumillat
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THE-a
RD HERALD
BUDGET OF O P IN IO N "JUST
BETWEEN YOU AND ME”
for A ll
Makes of.
Batteries!
EVEN THE GATE POST
NOT IN IT
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A Chief In Among Ye Tuklng Notes
anil Faith, "lie'll Print ’cm”--So Says Sauntcrer.
Ah I Go On My Way
My life shall touch a dozen lives be
fore this clay is done—
Leave countless marks for good or ill
ere sets this evening’s sun,
Shalt fair orTouriis JmprUTt prove on
those my life Ahull Imil?
Shall lifinison my impress he, or
shall a blight prevail?
WJben to the lust great reckoning the
lives 1 meet must- go,
Shtill this wee Hooting touch of mine
have added joy or woe?
Shall.Lie who looks their records o’er,
| jof name and time and place—
Say: "Here u blessed influence'came
or "Here is evil’s trace?"
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Battery— .
r Joe’ Hull-contends that girls arc
more beautiful in the summer than
in the ‘winter. I disagree with him
and tliink hc bases his opinion on
r I asked a West Florida man tho the fad that in the summer you can
Other day to tell me about the doings
see tpore of them. • And he is staying
of the Florida legislature and he said at the beach this summer, too.
to ask Fickle and Tripe as they cov
ered the newspapers this seasop.
Thus does glory fade away and my * Sanford is afflicted with n b ad ;
two good old friends, Felkel and case of "growing pains" and we are
Trice are matlfcned through ignor being crowded out of our homes by
ance. But 1 will hot that Felkel the influx of new people tfho ure:
and Trice covered the field all right coming in by every train. Wo are!
From out each point of contact of
for they are undoubtedly the best playing a great game of "hide and t
my life with other lives
seek" or* "pussy wants a corner” i
in
the profession.
Flows ever that which helps the one
just now. For instance I am living!
, who for the summit strives.
in a nice house and some other fcl-j
low wants to rent_a JunnC-but can’t
Inspection Day
once a month is marked on the calendars of
man> wise motorists.
They know that an ounce o f prevention is
cheaper than a battery repair-bill.
That’s why they visit us regularly.
Wc can recharge and repair any make of
battery. Our service is efficient—our charges
modest—our work guaranteed.
ASSEMBLY IN THE CAMP.
U. L. HAIGHT
for. Park and Commercial SI.
Phone 58-J
ATLANTIC HOTEL
Bay and Hogan Sts,
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
All railroad ticket offices in
buildingCenter of every
thing.
\i! modern improve
ments. I'irst class in every
wav.
It**t and o/.d running
U S Light *•. Hcat corporation
ELDER
Wo havp a ribbon for
your typewriter
HLACK,
HUH.
r
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r,'” n
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N rulm !
A m m o n ia
l>» part* pir million
imfrtuitl \ m m u n i j
Tro.'c
Pl'RPLE
1,1 ■ilUlllon lo thr if.toil tisj-illly rh irarlirlxlf r . ..r -n ji rl.n
II po-u, (-<••••• xprrlal f p s t o r r . of m nrh , a lop . r i p r r f a l l ; llloae
I apratii.n nn-i L O W rfrifrpp of hnrrfnp — .
1 h r li a r i n l o li . g l r a l an alja la. n - u l i t n j In an n r r r a f r li.l a l rati
« o f Ihr » a l r r . or 3 h a rlrrU prf r r n l . a m i in ti m l l n f no m lo
il lia rlrf ia , fully confirm lla g o o d tfUallty I n d lr a lr d by Ihr (
Office .Supply Dept.
Sanford, Florida
Mid-Month List of
Columbia Saxophone Sextette U'\
Foot-trots threudh "Chon{T o '
Tbit ii ih>*
tiling.
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phone. : retd
t .I
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loan—ami l!i ( 't
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muiley fox-tr j( t ’-m- |.j, Cotjil 1
wiih'‘Waiiini;,"!: jci" Li tin Li-tpr,”
another fox-lrc:
i.;,l make ynj .
step lively.
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L onging-,'. Love Song
With Lovely Harmonies
/. long o' 1ivc -ml longing caquiiiitly
kir oioni.-i .1 ’ey the Sicrling Trio.
Coupled with "Lullaby Bluet," ihc tir,i
Columbia number by the American
Quait cite.
A-2735—85c
Scout Routine 16 Rigidly Observed at
the Summer Gatherings.
’ i* The HeiicvtileiU and Protective
. Order nf Elks are progressive men
He*« Wise.
. wherever you Jind them and San
I cannot live on my mil
ford ludeg is up to the standard in
lhis respect
A few years ago San
ford lodge, looking ahead twenty
years built a beautiful home going
! into debt f o r ‘the Name. Having aan
Qualified.
abiding faith in the future they
"If we lived In former limes this
budded a modern palace that was
a credit to the city. Then the war baby of ours, my dear, could hnve
came on nod members left fur duty, filled nn Impnrtnnt-town position."
"Wliat Is ihnt?"
the patriotic rail that all Elks are
"Town crier."
ready to heed at any time and the
lodge did not have sufficient revenue
to continue. It was a business prop
osition to sell Ihc building to Sem
inole County for a court house and
Seminole County obtained a great
i bargain and now has one o f the
, greatest court houses in the stale,
j The Elks have a budding fund and
the Elks are not going to sit down
and let this money stay on deposit
long. Unless I am badly mistaken
the Elks will soon start a nice club
house on the hike shore. They will
probably join bunds with some other
organization und give Sanford what
it needs badly, a club house, audi
torium and paviilion on the lake
front This is only a surmise on m>'
1part hut since most of my dreams
I have conic true there is no reason to
| doubt this one. I am bunking on
the fuct that Sanford needs this im
provement on the lake front and
Sanford’s new spirit will hnild this
club house and paviilion in time for
the toirrists to take advantage of it
■this season. How about it. Bills?
(Conducted by National Council of the
Uojr Scouts of America.)
A Feu i.iiM ("U.iVMlk f/lfi
Twk**Un . . . . Billy Muresy «"d Awrf.-»« Owl-tti
l<M(Juit L»t M« Wsnkip You) . . Y-wii »n1 OmtAsi
Kiif CaltM MirtS....................
C'lwnVU B» »<
Ilifk ScKo*l CsdsU Ms«h . . . * ,. * 'UliuubuBs.ii
Huy Am -O hm>«p , V/sUerf AilorU Daao
Btw BIm—On*-,up , . . Ycrk**
O/’.liiitf.
Am C M . «m-d, mmSmlmlU lOik mmj 20,k •/ too U.
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COLUMBIA CRAniOPIIONt COMPANY, N« Y«V
f u l l l in e
Sanford, Florida
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of
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,s
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pho n o gra ph s
and
records
"If I Imd my wnjr^' snys Edward Iliik.
I would hnvo every hoy p,n Ids twelfth
birthday bectmio a hoy scout. I know
of no single idea In our modern Ufo
that has In It so many possibilities for
the development of the best qualities
Jit a boy ns the scout Ides.
"It has been tho making of several
boys that I know; It has awnkeued
oven a larger number. My own boy U
a scout, nml so I speak from personal
experience.
"The scout Wen fits Inlo these busy
days for fathers with pnrtlculnr force,
since where the father Cannot give ns
much nit cot Urn to his boy ns In normal
limes, or Is away from homo on serv
ice, the ycoulmiiHier comes tn with his
steadying Influence In a peculiarly hap
py wuy, _
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"The entire fundamental structure
of good citizenship lies In the Idea:
obedience, a respect for authority and
himself, consideration for the other fel
low,‘honor, courtesy, and a love of
country. Where Is there a better secu
lar rode than this to Instill Into a, boy
of thirteen?"
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T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor
T R Y A H E R A L D W A N T AD
A- •
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ong ivr.zcr.ge and ’ „ov/ Co.dlity look dial you ceil’Lxiiist.ik.
ALL OUGHT TO BE SCOUTS’
" E y e * T h a t Say I L o v e Y o u ' 1 are th e o n ly
k i n d that appear t o I n i j i g a n i l J i c k Kau fm an
In this te n o r d u e t, w h i c h w ill a p p e d m i g h i i ’/
to you. C o u p le;! v .iili " W h e n tho U c . i
'(lake Honei
i :.i - v i i : ; .M,‘n m , ‘l . h y
‘ kie a e m e t h i g v i . .
A .2 7 5 3 —S 5s
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t hljfln r
1.75 Osrlx pi
T o t sl x i l M - .
5 .(JO jism . pi
llir d a ii.,
2 1.0 1 p a r i , pi
Nilfatt-x
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I hr a h a r n r e ( l u n l r a l l , ,.f frrr anil altiuminulit a m m o n i a In I1U.
y amnll n mil uni o f rhtorlnr lnitl<-«lra lia r i f d l i n l >| j 1 111^ for
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
th a t
WATER
I Im i r o t t i p l r l n l ran-fut r h i - w i is t a n i l t . i . „ f if,,,
.if
u u sh l m r . A i l , taxi » r r k , a n u l h s u - a b U I n t - j i h c l a lla H in g i
or any of tlu* above
with red
Ph o n e I-IK
SPRING S
Price
o mf __33 x 4
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- FABRIC
Non-Skid
j~
CORD
Non-Skid
TUBE
Fits all makes
• of casings
P ric e s re d u c e d p r o p o rtio n a te ly
KENT
V U L C A N IZ IN G
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N o Two
W ays
A b o u t It
—the man who always
does Tiis work day in
and day out with the
consistent certainty
that you can bank on,
—brilliantly at times,
but thoroughly always,
—he is the sort of de
pendable man thatyou
lean on forsure results.
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SQU EEGEETREA D
Tires
—the tires with the
red sidewalls,
—are just like that
sort of dependable
man:
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—they have the rug
ged, robust tenacity,
—the grim road de
ion,
—that does a
deal of honest,
• work.
. If you want a tire that
will make you come
back for more, buy
one DIAMOND.
THE TELEGRAPHERS STRIDE Johns, N. ,F„ to Clifden, near Gal-------i way, ,reland, has been made by-aero
Rut Will Not • Affect’ Business In club ofHcials, who found the seals
Sanford
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intact on the marked parts of the
Manager Hull of the Western airplane, thus officially establishing
Union office ,n this city when ques the authenticity of the flight.
Meanwhile, th* aviators, tired but
tioned about the strike of telegraph
ers, gave out the following informa happy are in Lo.tdnn. Roth are well,
tion:
i
but Lt. Brown, the navigator of the
The Western. Union pla ed this l,lane‘ »uffer*d bruises on the nose
office in Sanford to be kept open and ,acc whcn thp machine landed
solely to serve me general public and , ^ h bog. The biplane was badly
as manager I intend to keep it open damaged, nnd may have to be dis
and give the people the right of hav mantled.
Features of the trip are the carry
ingw hat belongs to them (communi
cation with any part of the world). ing of the first aerial mail across the
The sympathetic strike among the Atlantic and the transportation of
“Commercial Telegraphers* Union" two mascots; a dog and a cat.
has not ‘affected our traffic in the
Capt. Alcock, describing his ex
least to Western Union independent periences while flying at an altitude
offices. The only places affected are of 11,000 feet said:
r.
where we have the contracts with
It was hailing and snowing. The
railroad companies to handle West machine became covered with ice by
ern Union business anil the railroad 6 o’clock in the mornipg, and re-’
operators at sueft stations are arbi mained so until an hour before we
trarily refusing to handle any com
landed. My radiator shutter and
mercial communications.
water temperature indicator were
The Western Union are fully covered with ice four or five hours.
equipped with their. regular forces Lt. Drown continually had to climb
fAssn. Western Union employeeshin up in.the tutelage to chip off the icc
all. independent offices Or handle- ttie with a knife. The air speed indi
regular traffic.
cator also gave trouble, being full-of
This 'association was organized by frozen particles which cammour when
regular employees of the company .we descended
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* •to n lower altitude an
in Chicago by two veteran telegraph hour before landing."
ers in the spring*of 1918 and had a
The aviators said they did not feel
membership of 1200 before any hungry during the flight, but were
Western Union official ever heard of extremely thirsty.
it. President Carlton of the Western
"For a time," Capt. Alcock said,
Union Tclrgrnph Co. was petitioned
"we spoke to each other through the
for recognition of an association com
communication telephones hut these
posed of and officered by W. U. em
broke down after four hours'and we
ployees. . Mr. Carlton agreed to this
had to discard them. Th'en I had
and a convention was called and a to shout to Lt. Brown: Most
constitution and by-laws were drawn
‘conversation’ consisted in tapping
up by delegates to that convention
each other on the shoulder and going
elected by employees in every com through the motion* of drinking."
pany division, and our organization
hns a membership today of' 40,000
Western Union employees in the
At It See - t d to Her.
United States and Canada.
A Mtinll il:u: lit * who appeared In
■be jtppi-r linll-on tin' night ln-r mother
Why should we strike?
v
:i<* chine n tlluin;r party happened
1. We have an eight hour day.
2. We get time and a half for in in little to catch a glimpse of a
h.noPnt'io luminn In a decollete gown.
over time work.
The tiesf morning tin- |lr--i question she
3. We get two weeks 1 vacation nsk'-il was: “Who was the pretty Indy
each year with full pay.
In the shir* ?"___________
4. Wo receive very liberal sick and
It Doesn't Foller.
death benefits, equal in its liberality,
"Jest
because
it man hits a fertile
in our judgment, to any sick and
hniln
Is
no
Indication
that he can
death benefit plan now in use by any
raise a tot of.hair.’*
firm or corporation,
5. We get a square deal. There-1
fore, what reason have we to strike'’
NONE!
Ninety per cent of the Western
Union .employees arc sticking and
will continue to stick to their jobs.
The public is assured of efficient
telegraph service, ns a trial -of that
service now wilt prove.
J. P. Hall, Manager.
City Council Meets
Council met in regular session.
Present, IV L. Miller, chairman;
i Roy Symca. John Adams. 11. A.
| Newman, L. P. Hagan Absent, G.
F. Smith, Geo. D. Bishop.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Communication from Fire Chief
Paxton relative salary. , On motiop
R. A. Newman, seconded by L." P.
Hagan and carried, action deferred
till next meeting to allow for proper
consideration.
On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded
by R. A. Newman nnd carried, as
sessment of 1917 tax against W 1-3
of Lot 4, Block 9, Chapman &
Tucker's addition reduced to JHOO.UO
valuation.
Mr. T. F. Adams appeared rela
tive securing - lighting service from
Southern Utilities Co. On motion
John Adams, seconded by L. P.
Hagan and carried, said company be
requested to build line and furnish
service to Mr. Adams on French
avenue.
On motion R. A.- Newman, sec
onded by L. P. Hagan and carried,
sidewalk Ijen amounting to S50.40
against Mr£ S. E. Woodruff he can
celled account error.
On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded
by John Adams and carried, matter
of street or road across lot of Jerry
Jones referred to U. A. Newman for
report at next meeting.
On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded
by John Adams ahd carried, R. A.
Newman was instructed to have six
water spigots placed in park.
On motion U. A. Newman, sec
onded by L. P. Hagan and carried,
paving lien against S. O.' Shinholser
be amended to agree with correct
measurements at furnished by city
engineer.
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Council, adjourned.
Bad news Judiciously dts; culatlon by purchasing fruit on
tTibuted has cost..the, citrua the trees for less than it will be
growers of Florida hundreds of worth at shipping time,
thousands of dollars.
The growers who are memThe fruit speculators are fcer8 0f
Florida Citrus Exmost judicious distributors of change maintain a sales organbad news in regard to probable ization that keeps them ,)osled
demand and prices for grape at all seasons as to. conditions in
fruit and oranges.
the fruit market and always are
About this time of year, as in Poa‘‘5on* 8 * the real facta
the old almanac weather predic- regarding future prospects.
tions used to say, they may be
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expected to start rumors that . .Tt‘c-V M f p other growers to
tend to cause uninformed grove lmn them and sa*e an>’ money
owners to lose faith in the value heretofore lost through1 fear
stimulated by the bad news the
of their
growing crops. ,
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speculators have inspired, the
Then in a little while the ten years’ record of the Florida
speculative buyers will move Citrus Exchange assuring a
over Florida and cash in on the square tjefil to all who become
bad news they have put into cir- affiliated with it.'
Join the Florida Citrus Exchange, know the truth and
profit by the knowledge. Per.full information ahout.muabership, write, w in, ’phone or coQ on
,
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Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Fla.
. L. A. HAKES, Manager
Orange County Citrus
Sub-Ktrhange
URDANDO.
FLORIDA
A WANT AD WILL RENT OR SELL THAT HOUSE
—that only product* that come from thn shops, rerognired as America's
best, can have the distinction of earning a display space In the salesroom of
‘
WIGHT TIRE COMPANY
a
a
K E L L Y -S P R IN G F IE L D a n d D IA M O N D T IR E S
M IC H E L IN T U B E S
The tire equipage we can furnish you, for car or truck, from the above combination,
is unsurpassed, nor can It even be approached In quality, regardless of what you
pay for it or where Ra purchased. This Is a broad statement. Let us prove It.
CHANDLIERS - REPUBLIC TRUCKS
Illl
1111
1111
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- CHEVROLETS
From the above line we can meet your requirements with a standard slxe touring
car or roadster having riding qualities that are unexcelled, an ease of control that
is nothing short of marvelous, furnished with a list'of equipment that Instantly ap
peals lo a refined taste and fully satisfies one whose demands are most exacting.
It’s hardly necessary to say that It’s a Chandler.
In the commercial vehicle field we can fulfill your requirements with anything
from a 1000 lb. Speed Wagon to a 6 ton truck. The truck will be a REPUBLIC, the
standard truck builders of Ike world.
Perhsps in addition to the family car you want a small car that you can go and
come In, light In weight, low In upkeep and operating eost, dependable absolutely.
If this Is the case,. It’s without question—a
BECAUSE—this organisation Is particular about the merchandise It sells it
selects it with care, and marks It at prices tkat represent Its real worth—that cement
a bond or confidence which exists between Itself and Its customers.
FIRST OF ALL—Before ire will take any makers product Into our salesroom
* we must be convinced without • doubt that we can conscientiously offer It for sale
to our customes. Integrity and slralghtforwardeness Is charketeriallc of the service
we offer. It will pay you to avail yourself of It.
ICE COVERED MACHINE
W IG H T
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SEMINOLE BANK
ANNEX
Magnolia Are.
SA N F O R D , - FLA.
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Aviators Had to Keep Chipping lt
From Radiator Shutter
London la celebrating the achl
ment of the (Lo British airmen, who
completed the firat non-stop transAtlantic flight, meanwhile preparing
for a formal reception to the air
vlcton—Capt. John Alcock and Lt.
Arthur. W.’ Brown.
Formal examination of the Vickera
airplane, in which
j flew 1,850 nautical- miles
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Automobile and Tire Dealers
“ There’s a Man at the Curb to Serve You”
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IN T H E H E A R T OF .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
NUMBER 57
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 13. 1919
VOLUME X
handled- S a tu rd a y - by the firm of1Using and m eantim e those who w a n t
I went back T uesday to see th e d e n men as in bad order th e car wa9
transferred to the Snnford shops for Bradshaw £ Harris, when A. Y. j a good paper are inv.ted to s te p up
. . k J. Holly. Mr. Brown has been tist. I had m y te e th worked on. I
repairs. Workmen in th e shops dis Fuller bought the F. H. R an d grove and get in the band wagon. T h e
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1olaet
’ elected s tate manager of the Vir- had. three filled and had them clean
near Longwood for a consideration daily will - be 16 a year, $3 for six
(Continued from page 2)
giniu Carolina Chemical Co., with ed. It fsn’t like back home. This covered t the body of the. man who of $3(5,000.
m o n t h s 'o r ten cents per week by
i h ea dquarters in Jacksonville and will job would have cost me a b o u t $20, h ad evidently been dead several
carrier.
A- small price for a good
T he p ro p e rty consists of som e hun
.
chicken pillau W ednesday night. ta k e , up h|s new duties about July so o s ’! am In the arm y now i t d o n 't days.
paper.
.
T h e ’body was taken ou t of the dred and tw enty acres with forty or
The"invited guest* were Misses Mary fiwt. He is a former resident of this cost anything. I p a y $6.70 a m onth
I haven’t been car and a coroner's inquest held and more planted to oranges. T his was
and Alice B ran n o n , M ary Lcinhart, city where he was local- manager of [ o f my insurance.
sick
b
u
t
once
since
I
left home, th a t interm ent made here. I t is im pos the home of Mr. R and for forty
Mabel Swope, Olive Lizette, Pauline the V. C. Co., afterward going to
was
when
Iwas
in
La-Chnpolle in sible to tell whether this man was years prior to his moving to Or
Lovrjoy, Mildred Kennedy. Messrs. T a m p a to become m anager of the
lando.—O rlando Reporter-Stgr. j . _ _
\lton Farnell, Francis Swope, Ed- Gulf Fertilizer Co., and is now re the winter. I was on guard for 24 stealing n ride und was killes by the
D. C.
to his
first
love. Mr. .hours and it was snowing pnd ra in shifting of th e .lilmher oT'-whetljef
ward Argo, E. C. Dowling.
~ v - . . . . fc. —
- • turning
,u.
.
. New Addition
tlall K r,. M o t ^ -E nunukL-AblC ftM, j B ro w n - is p r o b a b l y - ^ o n f r i f t h e *b<cs t ing all the tim e .. It laid me up for th e body .was placed in the cur for
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C ertain
Merle -NTarshalirJoc L einhart, C a te r posted fertilizer men in th e state and three days. Gee, we have a cinch disposal by some one..
T he store room -on P ark a v e n u e
here,
nothing
to
do
b
u
t
to
eat
and
m
arks
on
the
body
led
th
e
sheriff
s
i.awton and R evedy Wright.
*is "thoroughly familiar with the bsuiby. the Sanford Cycle Co. is b .in g
Miss Gaye . Marshall is attending ness from every angle. .While in aleep.’I happen to be th e ju c k y one this office to believe th a t th e man may enlarged by an addition m aking a
the Y: c a m p - a t Rollins College this T a m p a he was secretary of the w eek—I h a v e n 't done anything since have been a victim of foul play and room 30x25 feet for the v u lvcaniung iCc ducted br National Council o f lb*
. Hoy a-<iuta of America.)
Shrine P atro l and was presented with S a tu rd a y , or Friday, 1 should say. th e au th p rities at *£ampa have been
.plant* to be installed for this e n ter
week.
r beautiful diamond Shriner's pin Only been to B ar le D ue twice. It notified b u t . to date no reply has
Misses Pqulinq Lovtfjoy and Mil
prising firm,
firm. Mr. Bryan of this firm l o p n i l T C U II C T «DAIQC
upon t h e eve of his d e p a r t u r e ‘a t . a d o n ’t coat anything to ride on the been received.
states th a t the business has doubled b L U U I b M U 5 I . H R I i t
dred Kennedy of Sorrento are.guest*
.
b a n q u e t given in hopor of Mr. and train.
during the past year a n d th e vulcan“s r a r i r o r c : W olcott this week.
The gardening season of Mffl8 la
Mrs. Brown.
His m any Sanford
Ypu w anted to know how long
Real
E
state
T
ra
n
s
fe
rs
.
jsing
of bicycle and auto, tires will be
Rev. L‘. E. W right spent Tuesday friends
here,
the w ar la still on, nnd America
are
glad
to
know
th
a
t
his
tal_____________— — ----------- J w e.w ere going to be in France; well
T h e following deeds were filed for added to the auto accessorS dep WW Is sending more men ncrosa the oceaa
and Wednesday in Kissimmee a t t e n d ents have be'en recognised and th a t j don’t know, but we won't be here
ing the Orlando District Conference he has reached such’ a high position vcry long, not over three months. record in the office of the clerk of th e added to the auto accessory depart- to prevent the etu'niy reaching o ur glc*
rious country, says Chief Grub Sconi
of the M. E. C hurch Soutfi.
in his chosen line of business. Mr. Our C aptain said we would be doing circuit court • for Seminole county ment of th e business.
llul B. Fullerton.
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-------------------------------Misses R u th Young and Virginia find Mrs. Brown are very popular in police d u ty in New York in less during th e week:
America must feed these men, ano
Wright w e n t . t o W inter P ark Tues Sanford and other cities where they th a n three-m onths, bu t of course we
C. S. t Lee ; rid wife to Sam. W.' i
First Subscription lo Daily Herald feed them well. They ore our boys
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day to attend the' Y. camp in session have resided.
don’t know, for G erm any h a s n 't Stephens.
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who a r e risking everything, even ih e lr
T he first subscription
to the Daily
y r t ^ e- litf she
’ don’t
• • *• l g n' ! » H arriett
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M. ................
Hutchinson —
to Chas.
at that place.
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come across >cv.r••*•
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: lives, to savo our country, our homes,
up we are goinif fiver and take her E. Baker. '
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| Herald came in voluntarily this week from the horrible fate of each and .
. Mr. and Mrs. C.- L. West are the
Letter F’rom’Chas. M unn
off the rn a |f - i - l # m sending s o m e , J. W. Ford and wife to O verstreet the lucky, man being D. C. Marlowe, every country In Europe th a t our cruel
proud paren ts of a little daughter.
St. Menchpll, France,
pictures in a day or tw o of the boys T u r p e n ti n e ’Co.
secretary and treasurer of th e San- enemy baa overrun.
.
Martha Elizabeth, born May 24th at
..
May 15, 1919here
in
this
town.
This
is
the
b
u
n
c
h
’
Mabel
L.
F
ern
a
ld
to
City
of
Sanford T ruck Growers, I.nc., of this
That means more work, bigger work,
their home at L ake Charm.
Dear F a th e r:
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I ' a m with now.
.fo rd .’
.
i « ty .
Mr. Marlowe is one of * a n - better work for the boy scouts th an tho
r. R. Kimbrel is visiting in Pensa
Will w rite a few lines to let yog
I
s
ill
close.
Give
my
love
to
all.
Minnie
M
a
y
'L
o
n
g
to
Helen*
Hob*'
ford’s
greatest boosters and as.de splendid work they did last year. Get
cola. Mobile, Cleveland, Ohio and
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from his many other duties is acting b u sy ; keep busy 1 '
know I am still alive. •
Tell Earl I w o n t forgeU the overseas bins.
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Ho« , h nf
other points.
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This
year
every
scont
Is
asked
to be
I received a letter from you Sun caps for him and Jam es when I I C urrie Mfg. Co. to J. R. R o b b i n s . , ”
e .
.
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W. H. Steinm eyer of Lakeland is
respouslble
for
securing
one
adult
to
A. M. H u n .
.1 In O v e r . . . . . . : Trndn. H , M l . . , , (n publicity nnd
day, were indeed glad to hear Jrom co m .'h o tm ’.
agree to work with him on tho scout'a
visiting his * dau g h ter, Mrs. II. B.
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knows
what
a
good
live-daily
newsyou and to know you were all O. K.
Charles.
T u rp e tine t o .
, Individual garden or on the troop g a r
McCall. • .
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A. W Moremftn
to O verstreet
P*Pf* means for Sanford, hence his
We are having some fine weather j
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desire to get his jubscrip.'lon in be- den or on tho local council garden. T h e
It. E.‘ Kelsey left Wednesday with
T u rp e n t ne t o .
-■ adqlt might he a scout's father, his
now. the sun shines every day and
Hody Foun.1 In Car Lum ber
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lare
his.fumily (or T a m p a .
A rthur A. Lewis to Celia F. Lewis. , 'fore
th ey U
r e all
all gonb. The Herald brother or his sister's best fellow, hi*
the trees have been blooming for
H u Crippen and wife to II. C .
Hi. check for $t. .mill the u n d e or, Indeed, any m an who will
Mrs. D. E. Lundy and baby of !WO weeks. It m
makes
u n n France
. lu ii.t look
....... «a i T. he
.— mangled body of an unidentidilily makes its first appearance and faithfully stick to tho Job until tb®
Plant City are visiting Mr. and- Mrs. lot better, for I like m nshine better | tied negro wus found in u cur of lun.- Dieterich.
will treasure this check above all the !' crops arc harvested. .
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.i n nnnnniaiit.
A J.
McCulley.
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.than snow nn,i
and .rain,
especially u't.i.n
when ber in the Sanford yard s of th e I
rest,
for it is the very first to come
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore jt sleets for a 'week w:ithou stopping. A. C. L. on T u esday of this week.
Rnni) Grove Soldin. In a few weeks the m anagem ent
BREAKINQ A DEATH QRIP.
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T
he
car
came
1«
Sanford
from
Helgerson nt L ake C harm June Hth, j
to Bar-le-Duc last Saturday
One of the largest transfers in of the Herald will make a canvass of
Trim
pa
and
was
en
ro
u
te
to
P
alatkn.
h tine baby girl, \ irginiu Isabel. for a COuple of days.
We ran get a
Being re p o rted by train- grove property for some time wns the city for subscriptions and a d v trMrs. Helgrrsoh and the children! pass almost
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whenever
we want* one. Florida.
have been spending the winter with
her parents, M r, and Mrs. S. L.
Murphy.
----- Mrs. L. R. Mitchell spent T h u rs
day at Winter Park.
Miss Mabel Swope spent Tuesday
at the Y. ra m p at Rollins College.
The Woman's Club will hold Its
regular meeting Friday afternoon at
tne club house.
Mrs. T. L. Mead
Vill have charge of the ^program, the
vuhjrect to be discussed being civic
improvements.
fOUNTY HAPPENINGS “
,h' 8“”, M,‘ “ *M,‘
E. B. Drown H ere
E. B. Brown s p e n t Tuesday in
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jou Marl on a motor xsralion for Ihe *unim«r lake a look al your liras. Do they
dhow signs of much wear or look as though they might blow oul any m om ent. If__
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_ . . m .bring them -io- s. VVE WANT T H O MK.TIRFIS,
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j^0i wc don’t w ant them to re tre a d for you or ourselves or anyone else, for greater
f*lsc pconomy wns never practiced, and. well—It nee d s no explanation. Ihe "M ol**
wise” motorist, the man who actually knows how much it costs him lo run his car.
Just d o esn’t do ll. and th a t’s sufficient proof in its self. Its pari of our b u s in e s s
lo keep mileage cost records on several s tan d ard m akes of llres, and |n doing so
have discovered that Ihe num ber of r e tr e a d s In use on cars where Ihe cost counts,
Boy Scouts Learn Rescue W ork and
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Are Safe In the W atsr.
HE’S A BOY SCOUT;
Ills UnclFSain can bank on him whab
ever tie his part.
H e’s a scout 1
No "Ifs” or "and*" or "buts” or fora"
confuse his mind or heart.
He’s a scout 1
[ Come, look him over carefully, front
nnd face nbput,
Qulx him, Iwiko him, tu rn him upslda
Mown or Inside out,
You’ll find lilin tru e ns navy blue
And resolute nnd stout 1
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- * l i e ’s a scout!
is practically negligible.
WHAT WE DO WANT WITH T H O S E T IR E S IS T H IS —We w ill. give you ■*
complete new set of tires and one or two spares, with tubes If yon siy. and make
you an allowance Tor the used llres ta k e n off your car. T he allowance w* m ake
la very reasonable, being based on Ihe present list price of your llres, th e mileage
they have made, and their condition In general. O ur charge for Ihe new llres Is
Ihelr present list price, plus Ihe custom ary war t R . less the amount offered for
your old tires.
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Suppose you drive that old easing until It blow* out. you hav.c ruined a tubo t h a t
might have been good for .many thousand miles more. T he result Is yod not only
buy a new easing but also a new lobe, Ihe old casing and lube going to the Ju n k ,
man, from whom you receive very little.
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n i s sense of duty points for him a
clear, nnd shining way,
H e’s a scout I
He understands w hat “service” m e a n *
und "honor” and “obey,”
H e’* a scout I
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H e’s genuine American, ho’* loyal
.. • • through nnd through,
H e’s on the Job to show old JJ1U w ha t
Yankee boys enn do.
And there he’ll stick through thlu and
thick,
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Until the w a r Is through!
Hu’s n scout 1
—F. J . P. In Boya’ Life.
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On our offer we ta k e all the risk, we might over estim ate the value of your tire
equipment, and. thereby be Ihe loser, but you in every case get tires of s ta n d a rd
make, guaranteed for 6000 miles, and in the event of a defect wc make Ihe a d
justm e n t here* You don’t have lo wait fo r.th e tire lo go lo Ihe factory as Is usually
Ihe case with tires purchased Dorn many other sources. T he total cost of such
equipm ent Jo you will figure less than you have been paying for tires of s ta n d a r d
make.
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Service—built In with quality m aterials and
expert workmanship' Is the predominating
characteristic of
o n E xtended Trip i S / i
Mr. and Mrs. J . Tilden Jacobs
who have just closed a very success
ful year as principal and assistant
principal of the Lake Monroe scnools
expect to leave th eir home In Chulu< ota in a few days for an extended
trip throughout th e northern and
western states.
They will visit N o rth Carolina for
several weeks, going from thence to
K ntucky and then to Denver, Col.,
where they will visit Mrs. Jacobs
sister. T hey will re tu rn in the early
fall in time to ta k e up their duties
- at th e Lake Monroe school
Mrs.
Jacobs* sister will re tu r n with th em
and will aim teach a t Lake Monroe
next winter.
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Reiter Roby Contest
Readers of t h e W om an's Home
(.'■•mpanion have rto doubt been^ in
!, rested in results (if the Better Hub>
< unrests from east and west, north
and south, for which this magazine
p nlacle a spSOiUt^i - H w —
____ . . . The' W otnari’s i r <1I r i e C orri panion the Welfare D epartm ent of
the W om an’s C lub received material
which enabled it to carry on the
Ib tte r Baby C ontest to a successful
conclusion in Sanford.
The co-operation of the physicians
Puleston. Tolar. D enton' and M ar
shal were appreciated, as without
them the contest would not have
been possible, t h i r t y babies being
examined. The prize baby and one
lo receive the bronze medal was
JUmes Meade Fojc, w hose'score
99 per cent.
Those receiving diplom as were:
Division One (six months to one
yea r)—highest boy and girl: Charles
Claudius Cobb, 97 per cent; France*
Louise I’urdon, 96 ’per cent.
Division Two (thirtee n mont’hs to
two years*—•William Morton 1 higpen, Jr., 98.5 per cent; Ada Alphalee
.Singletary, 96.5 per cent.
Division Three (twenty-five
months to three years) — Russell
Stringfellow Wallace. 98 per cent;
E v ely n 'S m ith , 96.5 per cent,
Mrs. C. C. Cobb had prettiest dec
orated , carriage, ‘m ost original - car
riage being th a t of Mrs. J. G. H u r
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“ DIAM OND” T IR E S
S IX -T H O U S A N D M IL E S
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“ T h e r e ’ s a Man at the C u rb to S e r v e Y o u ”
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Besides tho 353,048 Boys 8couts o f
America, duly registered, there nro In
th e great boy Seoul brotherhood all
(o re r the world millions of boys w e an
Ing practically tbe same unlfprm and
having the snino algu and oath, th?
a&mo beliefs and principles and ch e e n
ful outlook on llfo. and Its opportuni
ties for service.
There nrc large boy scout organiza
tions, following tho one originated la
England by Lieut. Gen.. 8 lr R obert
Baden-Powell, In alm ost every count
t r y wherever boyhood longs to be m an
hood's pal and to play the m an’a part.
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Heat and Tuberculosis. * ,*
Jam es B. Murphy nnd Ernest S turm
(Journal of Experimental M’-dlelne)
subjected mice to bent • and a week
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later Inoculated 'hem with u strain of« tuberculous virulent for mice. Theao
nnltntils irt»v*lnynl a greater ivslMnnc*
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Owing
to delays
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making improve
ments the
opening
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-scnntr v f ovbry country In tho world
hnve made good.
Ilclglan boys carried dispatches
through the very enemy's lines when
the most skillfully trained soldier cou
riers failed. Ilelgtan scouts gave up
their lives ra th e r than betray the se
crets of their country.
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— French - and EngllsK scouts bars
many times secured Information abso
lutely necessary for the safety of thelt
countries* armies.
• Certain It .la th at American boys
would llvo up to the records made by
these European scouts, even to the giv
ing up of th eir lives If their country
needed these supreme sacrifices.
American scouts, scoutmasters and
scout commissioners nlrendy are In the
.trenches kif •Liberty's front lines de
fending -Civilization's freedom from
barhnrlan onslaught.
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announced by
hand bills
and bill boards
GEN. 8TRONQ LIKES SCOUTS.
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sm u je i
ffijiinf!
Wm
C. S. STANAGE
Manager
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Special o rg a n iz a tio n s -w iw perfect
ed covering a largo p art of tho Allantie const lino, and In each case the boy
enrolling secured special permission of
hts parents. All o f t h e i r work was
done privately.
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The boys agreed* to hold themselves
In readiness for any emergency call.)
They also undertook to make a careful
survey of thts actual conditions In a
definitely prescribed torrltory so that
there might be available Information
as to the full resources of the com
munity In ra se of disaster. Including a
list of all houses suitable for hospital
purposes, mimes ot all doctors, infor
mation about all .automobiles, motorbonts, etc., which might be of service.
In addition, to this, In some of tho
naval districts, hoy scouts co-operated
In tho curly dnys of the w ar In locating
unlnwftil wireless stations.
. WHAT FOREIGN 8COUT8 DO.
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We must produce* food as never be
fore tq keep America for Americans.
Secretary Houston urges the ‘boy
scouts to double their production of
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In a letter w ritten by MaJ. Gen. F. a
Strong, commander of the “ Sunshine."
o r Fortieth division, a t Camp Kearny,
Cal., to President Frank von Tesmar
of the Coronado boy scouts, he says:
“A previous engagement makes It
Impossible for me to he with you. This
Is regretted particularly, because 1
hnve always hnd n great Interest In the
hoy scout movement. I have had occa
sion to observe them In many parts of
the country, and have noted their effi
ciency wherever they were called on
for service.
“ In Honolulu they were Invaluable
In handling many detnlla of the carni
val nnd were highly praised by the gov
ernor and officers of the association.
"The boy scouts as an association
stand for everything that Js honornblo
and patriotic, and they.deserve coinmendiitlun of all for the work they
lire doing.”
SCOUTS ARE LIFE-SAVERS.
If the scout’s willingness to tielp
othent were not bnrked up by scout
knowledge and ability, his "dnlljf good
turn" would hnve more of kindness
thnn of genuine service to others In It.
As It Is, the application of whnt each
scout must know covers service to
others going all tilt* way from answer
ing questions and pointing out direc
tions anil giving first uld. even to the
saving of life.
Scouts In Long Itrnmh, N. .!., saved
a n a a from tlro-.vtjtu t tn a WolL _ - _
-READY-MIXED
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(National Crop Improvement Service.)
The breeder should use hla own mind
and Judgment In mixing the percentage
of hts feed for hogs. He can find all
the tables In Henry A Morrison's Feeds
nnd Feeding nnd In hts agricultural
college bulletins; and If he has the fa
cilities can arrange and hulnnce a n r
tlon on the finals prcscrlficd. He would,
however, save himself a great deal of
time and labor and get more exnct re
sults should he ask the state feed In
spection department for Its published
lists of all mixed fecdn registered In
the state, and chopse those ready to
feed which fclll meet his requirements.
n e will find It to his advantage to
know the game. He'm ust use his own
Doodle In determining the quantities
of each feed for. each lot of pigs a t dif
ferent times during their growing pe
riod,
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Professor-Ervnnl says: “The young
growing pig weighing SO to CO pounds
should eat about one pound of protein
for every four • pounds of carbohy
drates.
Bo I
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(Conducted by National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America.)
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BRITISH SCOUTS’ WAR WORK
Ilnrry Louder, the famous .Scotch
comedian, on his rcceni appearance Id
Omnlin, Neb., said of tho work of Ilia
scouts In England:
•T here are at present 240,000 boy
acouts engaged la work In England
that hitherto had been performed by
men. Their work Is such that n welltrained boy cau accomplish ua well ns
s well-trained man. Carrying mes
sages across tlie country, helping
wounded soldiers after their ‘Vetutn
from the buttle front und u thousand
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mflTKel at "SOOlo 200 pounds. .
20th.
P each an d 'lo m a to
■ Whipping Wrong Hora«.
crates
In marketing hogs young, the flak o f ' A foreigner o n ' n wvisit to England thirty -tw o cents.
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loss from disease la also lessened.
I Is ’ at a loss_- to understand why In
-F or -Sale—Belgian Hares.
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n o Is therefore Justified In feeding ,jle i,nUK(.„ 0"f parliament each pnrty,
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the Tery best feeds obtainable while bus a whip fo r Its own pnrty when It W a kefe ld, Geneva, Fla:
the hog Is capable of making bis wonts to bent the other pnrtv.
Two 1-ton Nash trucks, good as
greatest gains.
now, in first class condition, at a
bargain. See K. R. Murrell. 57-2, (>
BEQIN TO RAISE HOGS.
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(National Crop Improvstnsnt 8«rv1c*.J
Those w ho' have not been ralslog
their pork and bacon should get a good
gilt as soon as possible and b eg in .'
It. la hard to estimate the value of a '
good brood sow, which can product t
two litters of pigs a year. I t will b«
more economical In the end to buy n |
purebred and raise good pigs. You ca n ,
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always sell- registered stock because
the demand Is greater ih^n the supply. 1 All Local Advertisements Under
As a role purebred sows or-gllts are This-Heading THREE CENTS a
better feeders and will respond to good L i n o For Each Insertion. Minimum
care better than scrubs. All swine Cbtirge 25 Cents.
should be purebred, hut not necessarily
registered, although registering adds to
In answering an advertise m en t
their sale value.
where
no n am e Is m entioned in the
• With a. bred gilt, or one to be bred
to farrow early In ^he spring, IL n ecdi-*d« plasae- d n n o t - a s l e T h e H e rald
tro rfak e ontyfong to'raise ehough hogs for Information as to the Id e n tity of
for the farm meat supply.
th e advertiser.
Usually we do not
We will not miss our German frank know who th e advertiser is a n d if
fu rte rs If every farm home will learn we do w.e are n o t allowed to give
how to cure meat and to make pork o u t this in form ation. Simply w rite
sausage and specialties. Every produc a letter and addresa it as p er in
er of pork should cure h li own hams s tru ctio n s In t h e -ad.
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and sides—a t least enough to meet
the demands o r fils own household and This Column Is F ree to Returned Soldiers
his own hired labor. Home-cured hams
and Sailors Who Seek Positions.
and bacon are always In demand
W A N TED
among your neighbors, provided of
course that you do a good Job. You
W a n te d —T o b u y second, h and
cannot expect to get a good price for
piano. M ust be cheap nnd in good
Inferior work.
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Uoga will turn pasture and grain In condition. Address P. O. Box 555,
to more and quicker meat than other S anford,
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animals, and do It most edfroirflfalf^
W anted —General Accident Fire &
of all. 8tnrt now and start right. Get
good animals and Interest the boys In Life Insurance Corporation has a t
the game.
tra c tiv e proposition for an experi
enced insurance salesm an to w rite
SELF FEEDERS.
sick and a c c id e n t.- Addresa M ." M
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H o g a n ,' 408 M asonic Temple, ’J a c k
(National Crop Improvement Service.1
sonville,
Fla.
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67-2tc
Hog raisers with self feeders cad
keep more hogs than they could oth
W a n te d —Six good plow hands and
erwise. The members of the boys' pig
ten men for clearing. Steady work
club and the county agent should con
fer with the lumber yard and prepare for satisfactory men at 19 cents per
Pleasant, healthy place rind
plana a n d ' specifications which Wilt h our.
D o n ’t write, ju s t
avoid many of the evils incident to the good treatm entaverage feeder built without thought. come and ask for Mr. Brown and go
In some counties building bees have to work.
Spring Garden R anch,
been held by the county agent and In DeLeon Springs, Florida.
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one county nearly a thousand self
W anted r~ T w o male waiters.
feeders of the proper kind were built,
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w'hlch caused an Immediate Jncrense $7 week. Belle Cafe.
of 2.000 more hogs on account of the
W a n te d — Work.
Can do
any
labor saving effected.
kind of yard, store, house, gnrden
or dairy work. J. P. Cobb, W. 10th
s tre e t.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
W anted — Men to cut veneering
blocks, ties anti cord wootl. C. J.
Vermillion, Wekiwa. Fla.
57-2tp
(Phampion. P o l a n d (Pfiinm J3 oa.r
HOW
TO
KEEP BOYS
FARM.
ON TH E
_ Horse for S a l e - A big bay hors*
for *100. In q u ire a t Herald Office.
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Sixteen P ure W. R. hens and roost
er for sale. D. D. Doane, Geneva
FbL___________________ 5G-2tp *
For Sale — Pure bred White
Leghorn hens. . J. Taylor, Citv.’
x.
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Nice dogs for sale,
linger, City, R.-A^
'5fi-2tp
George Ra|.
5G-2tp
For Sale—One G. E. ceiling fan.
Price right. E. C. Bowman. 6R-2tp
F q r - S a l s —AVu- h**e-tho>-stanfl^Td
peach and to m a to crate, thirty-two
cents complete; to m a to paper twenty
ream bundles *3.75; Clay and_\Yhip. .
Seed peas *4.25 per bush'll;" Mixed
peas *4.00; peas in 2 H bushel sacks.
No less sold. All f. o. b. Seville.
P r e v a tt A Co., Seville, Fla. 65- 3 t 7
F or Sale or R e n t — Large, comfort
able house, recently repaired. H. C.
Du Rose.
,
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For Sale— Russell Engine 15 in>.
by 20 in. R unning condition. At- •
trac tiv e price on application. South
ern Utilities C om pany, Pnlatka.
Fla.‘
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Kpr Sale—One pair black hprses..
and harness in good condition. Ap
ply to J. E. L undquist.
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F o r Sale— W H of Lot 30. Mecca.
H amm ock.
Mnke-ofTcr to owner,
H a rry A. Brown, 416 7th Ave.,
P ittsb u rg , Pa.
55-3tc
For Sale—Five acres near Cam
eron ‘City. Two acres cleared and
fenced. Excellent (lowing well. On
public road, near loading s ta tio n .
Cash or terms.
W.' M. Haynes,
Herald Office.
55-tf
For Sale—Steam canning outfit.
Firat clasj order.
C apacity 1,000
cans per day.
Price reasonahls.
A. Buck.
54-4tc
For Sale—Seventeen acres of land,
near Geneva, ju st west of the old
Steve Williams' place. Sanford and
Geneva brick road
runs
right
through it.
Geo. Siday, Box 236,
Sylvnnia, Ga.
54-4tc
For Sale — Duroe pigs 7 weeks oldi
Duroc boaes for service. Orion !>e- ,
W a n te d —Your la u n d ry work, Bed
fender strain. Geo. Randall. West
apreads, >beets, pillow ctisrs And
.Side.
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table linen a specialty. _ Work g u a r
an tee d .
Frazier's H and Laundry,
FOR RENT
512 'v Sanford avenue.
56-4tg
Furnished House for R ent—>909
W a n te d —Eight young ladies to
Magnolia
avenue. P hone 79. 57-Tp
e n te r St* C atherine’s Hospital trnin■■ ■
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Start your hoy In with untmnls of i ig school for nurses. New class be
For R e n t —Two furnished houretila own. anti arrange with hltn so that
gins J u n e 15th. Hospital and tr a in keeping rooms, up stairs.
No chil
all of his profits may he his. Nothing
ing
school incorporated.
Hospital
will send your hoy to the factory ao
dren. Park avenue. P. () Box 313.
For application
quickly ar. to encourage him to rnlao nAn-sectnrian.
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a pig and when sold put the money blanks address S upt. St. Catherine's
For Rent
T hree unfurnisht d_
Into your own Jenna nnd tell him thut H ospital, 1916 W alnut St.. Jucksonae owes you board.
viUe^-FJn.
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v a m tttF fo r two 7 r th ree
• • ' room s for cash. Address Box A, c-o only. E nquire Herald office. 56-tf
' A colored boy nnmed Sam, while H erald.
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•For Sale— Duroc pigs 7 weeks old.
Hi w i g h t , about one pound of-protein
rambling through the woods, came on
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to flve'pounds of enrhohydrntes la cor
Duroe hoar for service. Orion De
a hornets' nest. With rnre courngo for j
W a n te d ” The ladies of Sanford to fender strain. Geo. Randall. We»t
rect
ode
so
young
he
Hung
a
stick
Into
the
know
thnt we guaran tee every pair
"At 150 pounds It should he Increas
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abiding place of. the little alrplanlsts, of silk hose we sell. I’erkins & Britt. Side.
ed ; for each pound of protein six
with the usual quick results. Sam
pounds of carbohydrates.
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For Sole—Five roorm furniture.
made a hundred yards In two-fifths of
T h e fairly well-grown hog. 240 to
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510
Magnolia.
a second less thnn nothing. ,
W a n te d Fifty men.
M . S. Nel
300 pounds. In fattening will do well
"You
didn't
run,
I
ho|>e.
Sam."
said
son, E ure k a H am m ock, Sanford.
Furnished Booms — By day, week
on one pound of protein to eight
a white "geinmen" to whom Sara re
pounds of carbohydrates.''
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or
m onth. Every convenience. Over
FEEDINQ THE UNWEANED PIGS. lated the e|rt*ode,'
After listing the various feeds ond
Philips Drug Store, corner Park and
Upholstering nnd m attre s s making, F irst street. Mrs. C, C. H art, Prop.
combinations of feeds used In exten
(National
c a u o n a i Crop
c r o p Inprovement
i n p r o v e m e n t Service.) i . . “ Well,
. ' mlstnh.
......... I wouldn't
,
„say
• 'zactly
,
sion hog feeding tests at Iowa agrtAt two or th rio weeks of age tha *,hnt 1 n,n< but n num ,n 0 flel'1 1cross fu r n itu re repaired, mirrors plated,
43-tf
nothin' un to tops nnd seats recovered. First
gs will begin to manifest an Inter- M,e ron'1 ',nlJ h<*
nc
mltural college. Professor E w a rd s a y s : pigs
a i.
a
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/ i f r n a f i t vis t t i n l i s v s a l s l ' d / U L ' n M
At- this of me fum mnh wait)' down.'
"Each buttermilk hog drank 32 pounds est In the food of the sow.
class w ork only, Brown Upholstery
LOST
of buttermilk, ate less than half aa time unwenned pigs should have n low
Shop,
121 CouiJ St., Orlando, Fin.
Choosing
a
Mite.
much of the *2 corn, only one-third set trough barred to keep nwey tha
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L ost—Between Osteen Ferry and
Kathryn—I think girls arc silly to
ns much of the *00 tnnkngf, only twd- bigger pigs, and they should I e en
New
Siriyrna Sunday, J u n e 8, Roysl
wnnt
to
marry
those
snippy
young
thlrdn na much of the *55 middlings, couraged to go to It to satLsfy their
FOR SALE
U.
S.
C ard automobile tire, old, on
lieutenants.
I
shall
never
tnnrry
an
and actually reached a weight of 200 hunger. The use therein of sweet milk
rim,
size
35x6.. C. P. Dickinson.
pounds some 02 days before the hog and n little mill feed or pig menl will officer below the rank of cdfoncl.
P eaches for canning purposes for
Klttye—You’re sensible, dearie. Gen
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without buttermilk did."
soon Induce them to eat a great deal
sale.
Mrs. J. O. Andes, II. A. Box Orlando, Fla.
Ho It would seem that buttermilk la hi this way, thus supplementing the erals.arc likely to he of a more suit No. 195.
67-2tp
Lost — At
Presbyterian
church,
one of the best hog feeds. Where It milk of the sow and hastening their able age for you.
black
umbrella
with
crooked
handleIs not freshly available It may be had sturdy growth.
.
For S ale—Two or three months
Some Time L eft
In a dried powder form. There are
Weaning at four weeks of sgo Is usu
old pups, cheap.'* M o th er a water Finder please return to Herald of
Mrs. Justwed—You wrote me only
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ten pounds of solids In every' hundred ally not of good practU *; If not ac
spaniel, good watch dog and fine fice nnd receive reward.
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pounds of liquid buttermilk. The rest tually cruel, the change Is too sudden from time to time while you were gone
L ost— One black silk umbrelU, nnd you ^iild you'd thfcik of ine when h u n te r. Geo. T. Ballinger, Box 241Is water.
for best results.
R. F. D. A._________________ 57-tf
carved wood handle, probably left »t
Two Utter, a year may be hnd If the " '" y t h l n g else was forgotten,
Al»o
other things keep the lad s busy all tho pigs are encouraged to eat while still „ , ” i r *,u **»antI n “ *' mjr 'Jenr' *'fprj‘
F or g a le — For a sh o rt tim e only— S ta r T h e a tre ten days ago.
one
how
knot
pin
of
gold
with
tiny
time. They are an Important fuctnr In nursing, nnd If they are not wenned .lb,nK p 1ho hu,in * J e t bp<,n f° rKott*n3 nice building lots, corner Myrtle
England's destiny. The British hoy until six or eight weeks of sge. This
enam
el
flowers.
R
eturn
to
Mr.
B.
Fa v e n u e and Seventh street, opposite
DEPENDING.
i
scout Is doing a great work today In probably Is the better practice,
p ark. Twelve large sh ad e trees on W hitner, Firat National B ank and
the service of Ills country.
When pigs tire left wltH the sow for
57-ltp
tw o sides.
Seventh s tre e t paved. receive reward.
T h o man, the soldier. Is the 'bull periods ns long ob ten to twelve weeks
\V. W. Long, 410 Oak avenue.
L o s t— New York Life Policy Not
dog' as It were, and the hoy scout Is she will wean them heraedf. but It Is
T 67-4t p
the 'ferret* There arc 40,000 of theso time wasted, for two Utters are lm745310, Ju n ie Perkins, J5000. Re
hoys actively guarding Britain. With ; possible.
For S ale— Five acres tiled land, t u r n to J. M. Neely. -313 Magnolia
their keen little eyes and their quest | When weaning takes place the sow
R eward.
6G-2tp
two wells, small house, close to lond- Ave.
for romance and excitement they aru should be returned to the pigs two or
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—------------ir g s tatio n .* *3,009.00 term s. H. B.
playing a great p a rt tn guarding our threo times so thnt the udders may
L o s t—Small plain wrist watch on <
Lewis.
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sea-girt shore.
.
W ednesday afternoon.
Reward 1 . .
1 be milked o u t
T o be a boy scout Is to be a discip
re tu rn e d . 1011^ Oak avenue. . Thone A|
For
S
a
le
—Two
wheel
w'illow
baby
lined good boy. Good boys mnko good
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MATURE HOGS QUICKLY.
ci rt, w ith top, practically new. Will No. 425.
men, good men make good citizens,
si I! at reduction. Address Box 756,
nnd a good citizen Ih always respected.
The hog which weighs from 200 Jo
C ity.
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Every boy ns well as every man must 200 pounds Is the hog which the packdo his best today fur his country."
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BOX FILES
j er wants and Is the cheapest and best
E ig h ty acres, under fence; three
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hog
the
farmer
can
raise.
According
SCOUTS AIDING THE NAVY.
flowing wells, fifteen acres cleared.
to Doctor Henry, the amount of grain
„
Lellera,
Bill*,
Invoice* ReceiptFive room house, good barn, near
EtcPlenty
of them
Immediately following the declara required per hundred pounda of gain’
leading s t a t i o n . First *3500 buys it.
tion of war steps were taken to effec Is as follows; - •
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Box 781, City.
67-2tp
50c each’
tively organise, along lines similar to Wstght of hogs.
Par 1» lbs. __
the coast guard work of the Boy 100 to ISO lbs............................. 417 lbs. of fs
F o r S a le — We offer lim ited qusn*
150 to £30 lb s ................................. U l lbs. of fe
Scouts of England, older boys special- 300 to
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SO lbs............
..1.04 lbs. Of ft?d
tity B rs b h u tn s seed peas s t five-fifty
* How about the running expenses
ly selected In order th at there might 25 j° 2S
.............. ........Ml lbs. of fe*<1
Office Supply Deptper b ushel; Clays five-fifty; Mixed,
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be available a resource for use Ly th«
0
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Phone
148
Sanfocd. Florid*
five-tw enty-five f. 0. b. # Seville for
From the farm ers' standpoint there
“They all depend on the people you
n a r y .department, should the occasion
sh ip m e n t upon arrival a b o u t the
Is g reater profit tn puttjog hogs on t b s run over.” * \
w arrant
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PAGE ELEVEN*
I rofessor Evvanfl of the Iowa agricul
tural collet-.
"When the pig roaches 100 pounds
*n,weight about one pound of protein
to flee pounds »>f carbohydrates.
“At 150 pounds for each pound of
protein six pounds of carbohydrate.
“The fairly w^I-grown hog. cjo to
3tX> pound-, in fattening, will def well
at one pound to cl^ht pounds of carbohydrates.
WHYJOTCOMEHERI
t h e y c a r r y e v e r y t h in c
201 West Firgl Street
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
named, and hereby -ngrocs upon its
part to equip' said pro p e rty for hos*
(Continued from pagi
. pital purposes and to m aintain the
hereby conveyed, and the money
i
do- In* a hospital for an d during the life
nnted and to be donated I. together fo said grantor.
with the issues and profit
Second, T h a t it will pay unto the
"hall forever be used solel
said g ra n to r yearly in equal q u a rte r
d u s iv e ly for such hospital
ly p aym ents during the rem ainder of
a n d for th e m aintainance
htrr life a sum of money equnl to
p etu atio n of the said
e,Kht per cent, per u nnum on the
L au g h to n M em orial" and r
valuation of said property valued n>
wise;
“T h a r In co'nsrderation' of ithe
conveyance of the said
and of the donation of
ys hereinbefore granted,
Mt o u t herein, ta m e to be made a R ne*____
p a rt of the minutes of this meeting.
Miscellaneous
Bt* it fu rth e r resolved th a t the
m ayor and clerk of the C ity of S an
ford be and th ey are hereby request- To treasurer, cash
and instructed on behalf of the V ojchers
CUy of Sanford to execute the said
deed as drawn in duplicate, one of
T o t a l . . ..........
wnich shall be delivered to Mabel L.
Treasurer’s report, M ay, 1919
Adopted
g ra n t
propsaid
con-
in
rcgulai
urhers paid
“ nee in banks
property
Phone 16
Pennsylvania
V ALL SIZES
It is further made and accepted a ,
a condition and consideration of this
indenture, and of the grant and do
nation herein containtained. that the
' aid Jfernald-L aughton Memorial"
1,1“ 11
non-sectarian, non-denom.national and non-rarial forever.
And for the purpose of better s e - ,
uring and the carrying out of the
mrposes and provisions of this in-!
FLOUR
^ i mefl.n s nutritious bakings,
palatable nnd easily digestible.
W IG H T G R O C E R Y C O .,
Sanford, FV
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id 3. Hlock 7. Tier
cording to E. R.
hospital purposes, r; p e _ . , . „
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O- r . Smith, Roy Symes, R. £ . ]
this council at a 1 man, Roy Symes, -R. A. Newi
ressed its willing- Geo. D. Bishop, John Adams. N
conveyance. pro- none,
could he worked
«„i i
tion of both p a .-. n n ,
n r,,,n an c«’ was placed on
.
lond reading and read by title
, and P * w d . Vote, Yeas, G. F. ‘
deed of convey- “ nd passed. Vote,
Yeas,
G
n. a n d is now be- Smith, Roy Symes, John Ad*
•il. which o satis- Geo. D. B .jhop, L. P. IIuRan R
I Mabel I..' Fer- Newman. Nays, none
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Motion Roy Symes, seconded by
t» h. Smith and carried, city at -1
torney be instructed to accept cash!
Paym ent of all paving and sidewalk •
lJ>"’n w htch paym ent is made I
prior to July 15t h. 1919. at
fare I
value of lien nln*
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comm ittee I. P Hagan. Roy Sv
Not Obtain
and A- H. S m ith be instructed
purchase an additional team
mules for s a n itary d e p a rtm en t.
Lred T. Williams presented n
•ter of widening s tre e t adjoining J.
Hood's property south of yard
bee at R an d ’s . Yard.
On mot
_ L- Smith, seconded by Geo.
Bishop unci carried, in considers!
of work done on this street by }
Hood, and to be done by him, ho
allowed $50.00 to cover cost, he
furnish the city with deed to five f<
■trip on west side of road.
Hr. Tolar s ta te d necessity |
muzzling dogs and on motion
\ y E operate a thoroughly cqui;
▼V testtng and repnirintf autnmnl
starting and lighting
batteries. Bring us
e guarantee courtc*
ous treatment and p
service.
W e recharge and
any make of battery. If vour
battery requires rcpMinspect
Ii
oOr work for 8 months
reports
= ; r . 7 . f e t . v „ h»
were read
“ Th* longer we me
surer we are o f ei
y°ur present battery last the
tual/y selling you a new one,"
W e sell only the U S L - t h e ha
machmc-pasted plates. Sold only
Iced adjustment plan. " '
And every U S L comes to us
Dry-Charged,” which
m eans you obtain a brand new
ctury-pcrfcct battery.)
H. L. HAIGHT
c or. Park and Commer
• Phone 5 8 -J
Pound fees
Dog tax... .
187 FEET FRONTAGE ON IsAKE MONROE
Joining Bulkhead on the West
BIG HOGS AND YOUNG ONES,
ement Service 1
C03N ALOV
hogs arc those
*. t'ut many of
30O1pound* do•slcal con-trur-
J en years time affords a thor.
ongh test of almost any plan or
business- proposition.
i^ T?!n<nv !rtr«i an*
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The Florida Citrus Exchange
has been in active and successful
operation for the ten years end
in g June 1, 1919.
organization
is daily
-alF -th e'
time becoming more efficient in
its sendee to growers.
Over four thousand grovo
©wners arc? niTilLitpH tvifh tVw*
the policy and operation of tho
body are of the greatest assist
ance to the officers and directors.
The active interest of tho
grower members of the Florida
Citrus Exchange is • the solid
foundation on which has been
builded a business structure with
the power t<? weather -adverso
• conditions and to take the fullest
advantage of favorable ones.
t h » m ent.
L1'! k |«.>rk l« rh
arid llie pa<
th* ill be. i ; u t he'
u c r o td to h r c c ! n sernnd time cluruulfortulty of thel
the y e a r n sectf^d choice 1* given
trr^ of eight
.«•!;*. The*., two nrc eertrdn to hav«
■re tli-'ti considered #i]'| paym ent meat.
... m u ' iwi.iiie pig*, ami in c a s e
lie original sow and the hoy is ,,u .
I to all that he can m ake
•r e arti many variations In this
In ca«c the sow pig Is received
ie club member nt w eaning Age,
pig* from the first litter nt the
age or one from the tlrst and
econd, may he re turne d.
young pig* well until they
r the market, which should
1HO pounds.
hade and fresh drinking
t exe^t
The
hogs
during
w arm
II feeders for_flnlsktug ma
k ep t’ warm or even
house until the
1’revent hog cholera by vaccination.
Ho not feed Her. but kill them by
ni-nn* of using (he dipping vnt or
»ome device tvhereby the hogs may njb
mi l,’ oil over their bodies.
,!r....1 up your herd by keeping only
f
Individuals and breeding to
* P’^ebrcd sire of the same breed.
oonai Crop Lsiprovament Service.)
•■re are many plans of flnnnclng
I’lg club boy. Many hunks are
fendy to take the boy's note unv,l for both animal nnd feed,
the endless chain plan a breeder
r1IUs
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O range County Cllni/i
fiub-E tc ha nrc
OKDANL-O,
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Every member of n pig club should
keep n record of his work. He «niitild
weigh Ills pig when he gets him and
keep n enreful nccount of the weight
nnd cost of feed and . the monthly
weight of the hog. He will bo oxnectonce.
not enough to make
WRIGLEY5
m ust K E E P
R o o d , we
it aood until
n e n c e tne sealed package
—impurft>p;*crf - herding,
p re se rvin g the delicious con
s|nii||,| cru-lii.itlv he
brought ro fmi f,,M
n,o demands
I of the pigs and the milk flow Increases.
S..me of
•• , ,-irser ..... Is may give
plaee to r h. r e-mt entrales sti. h as
‘klm milk, '•imerinllk. lanknue, mldj dimes, cru.li.-d oat«. ground liaHey.
peas and nil meal. It s often eheap. r
to buy the*e eoneentrates in a ct>mmerclal m ixture.*w-hen the proper in
gredients nr. d in.urt to obtain »r the
feeder Is lie xperi. need In Imn.lill.g
them separately.
These feeds smv he offered In a
watery slop, Tlie fmsllng of the sow
should he lib. rul ns nt
„ t^ . r t|„ lP
can the growth .if the pigs |,e pushed
so rapidly or cconotnlcnllr.
O
tents
the hsneficici goody*
SEALED TIGHT
KEPT RIGHT
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A Ji t a A U h a iiii>i m »(.
♦ h e - ^ or M-wtrw‘nticys ttiFnrfffifnTc;
lu humility, ntul In the obllgntlon
^ e n e niiinklnd. True genius i l« ,
Ims these Inspirations.—Kmers.n.
p o w d -n d r»«ln
hold
*d of the knife or” fork In
Interesting Text Books.
A «.-lh»ot In Italy uses stump nlhtims
fo tetii li geogrnpliv and lil-tur.v Hitch
sfudt'ui lm* hi. own collection, while
the *c|io,d owns a larger and mure
complete one. TLe iidy* and girls an*
a great deal more devoted to their
*1tulles with S t u ll novel text honk* to
map*.
---------- Import nnce ns our Imputation becomes
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Here is that Famous Refrigerator with the
seamless, dish-like lining— the genuine—
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tn e f vvi ! nc ..f the sow that ha* Ju-t
' furrowed
f... tight f„r fnur or
PIG CLUB RECORDS.
that withholding w ater tends t o t S duce fattening hogs to eat more for
age. and helps balance the ration by
HOQ8 AND POTATOES.
fum lshlng''proleln as well as acting
as a laxative.
[National Crop Improvement Service )
Rut for breeding hogj, and growing
Because of the economy w ith which
pig*, one cannot go far wrong In allow- the pig converts Its fond Into edible
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1flesh, this nnlmal steadily Increases In
Three flavors.
sow
(National Crop Improvement Service.)
I’lgs that ore kept In pastures,
where they huve access to green suc
culent. grasses, d o .n o t suffer from a
water sliorrni^* ns much as those that
nro fr<| la .fry lots on dry feed. If the
dry feed needs considerable water to
furtl .-r ibo work of digestion the more
turce V m green feeds will be-eagerly
He.'ps aPFetlfe
and dlscstfon.
Is ready t
amy one pig , „ r !ltt„r 0Bn th u , b)
! Mve<i —that means Increasing the pir
•.crop by
oont.
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If a s o n is t.> l>e put In hew' quarters
before farrowing, m ore her early
enough s-> that she will bnvo ttme to
get^ mytispmml to the pen.
. t*«e short straw or chaff for bed
ding.
,
Make.n Tender of n 2 by 0 nailed to
the wall 5 or 0 Inches from the floor
so th at the little" big* may have a
chance to slide under and save them
selves when mother lurches dowq upon
them. More pigs are needed and many
little pigs ran be saved bv this *r-
'FfTXcV i f l A L T s w E n rc m -tfO G S
Having saved the citrus indus
try of Florida from-destruction,
having made for the growers
who are members millions of dol
lars and having proved beyond
question that its work is on the
right line, the Florida Citrus Ex
change asks that its usefulness
may be helped to become even
greater by your support
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A j to how It will benefit yoq
and aa to where and when
yon can Join the Florida Cltru* Exchange, write, wire,
Vhone or call on
BT
f.’! that devops or
e sow,
During a ten-year period any
thing basically wrong will bo
pretty sure to disclose itself.
L. A. HAKES, Manager
.............. 1269.60
“ w.T'os to furnljh the female
agrees to ’take- In return one
pigs from the in<Ten«e.. The
generally provide* that tho
belong to « pig club /uid *obrules nnd follow ns fa r .ns
Jjj KATlQiy
Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, H a.
Report of collector, month of May,
1919:
C urrent taxes,...........
C urrent license .......
Pound fees. ........... .
DoS ta x ....................”
D elinquent taxes ..L
Interest......
,
Sanford, Florida
Address: C. KENNISON,
trr,wTWTv« ^ p. o . Box 505, Orlando.
mayor
Expense Tiger ra
Cash to collector
Phone 251-W
w!t°hntLhe \VCStV Two h ] o c k * of building I
factory building.
nk
MAKING HOGS PAY
Roy Symes, seconded (
U Bishop rules be fu rther wai
creas. upon eonsiderution «n.l ordinance be placed on its tl
y Council of t be C ity of ri ading and final nassairo
v*.
-bC frtfe-Tnr
Council, and. a copy of which is here HtTirfo each delinquent.
Motion Roy Symes, sect
to attac hed and made
a part of
hose resolutions as fully as if fully G. F. S m ith and carried
Sm ith be instructed to arrn
A. F. Westerdick I
trees on bulkhead.
On motion G. F Sm ith, seem
by John Adam •* and carried,’pre
. SERVICE
a STATION
In
m other
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Therefore, be it. resolved bv the
G'ty of Sanford. FFnrjda. in regular
session assembled, th at the City of
Sanford does hereby through the
‘ '«>• Council of said city, does here7 i‘, ‘ •
'he said property as ,-onv'yc<i and donated, m accordance
7 ' , ,lt"'1 11 rins . alltl <onditions of
battery
taken
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John Adams. R. A. Newm an. G. F.
Smith, L. J \ Hagan.
Nays, none.
Said ordinance was placed o n ’
‘bird reading and read in full and l
passed.
Vote Yeas, L. p . Hagan. I
hereby' accepted on be)lijllt-uL-lLc. John Adams. Geo. D. Bishop. R A I
-Nfcwmmo,-- 0 —1.1 ■Hir t i h - - t w i - r -------- v fcTr—**- -T
■IJo'tU .^aD y H y im tu ..
t'ity «if Sanford. Klnywtofvt*
rtoyn, none.
■re typified In
Ss e l f R r i s i n g E
I'
line of l a r k avenue extending east
I to the east line of alley in Tier Two
,
Trafford’s map, excepting
j therefrom the Intersection of said
| Ninth street with Magnolia avenue,
j was placed on its first reading and
read in full and passed. Vote as fol
lows. Yeas, Roy • Symcs, ' Geo. D.
vman, John* Ada ms
P- Hagan. Nays,
none. Motion L P Hagan, second„,i i.„ , .
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.J ° h n 1 Adlims rules be waived
readinK
Vp| nance placed! on second
a . in re g u la r session, th e
u e e a oi c o n v e y a n c e wi t h th e
terms and conditions t herein ex
pressed, is hereby a p p r o v e d as
drawn. n,id th «• te r m s a n d rondilions thereof to g e th e r w ith p r o p e r ty
therein conveyed a n d d o n a te d , is
| | j s | P u rity1
E conom y
& E ffic ie n c y
tNG SUN
VY
ler certain con,/j-
l,,0n
All l/i sealed
someone around,
farrow hi
Seminole Bank Annex
Kelly Springfield—
Portage—
Complete stock of Bicycles, Bicycle Supplies, ,
Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Electric Fla-hligl
lights, Cutlery, Balls, Bats and Mits
ance
G rantor
Michelin— .
u n e great r.dvnntace of rbe pig club
Is that every animal becomes a great
|H-t. Sows should be accustomed "to
being handled and they will soon be
come quite gentle, If not nlready no.
A savage sow is « menace and If she
cannot be tamed she had better be dls•pos^d of. When a sow Is used to hav
ing the pig elub hoy about, she can
bo cared fur at farrowing time quite
easily. Otherwise they are apt to be
cross and excited If one goes Into their
pen. The friendly sow always wants
in the Crown
Counolladjoumed
Signed, sealed and delivered
presence
property
issues, income am
profits shall be used forever as am:
for the perpetuation of the said
fe rnald-L aughton M em orial." and
not otherwise after the dea th o f said
grantor.
To - ,
All apparatus in
w ritten, in duplicate
conditions
er town for the article you w
1 o f t porting Hood when yoti car
! what you want at.ihe right price
A GENTLE MOTHER PIG.
Co a bulldlng a t Elm and C
c a l streets. , D epart menr re,
prom ptly bu t upon arrival
that
the sprinkler 8ygt(.n
prom ptly extinguished Y f l f c p
sidearable dam age was don,
ever to printing rollers and
A m ount unknown.
Fire arm
17079.72 caused by spontaneous coml
in the paint room. Loss cove
insurance.
2nd day p { June, 1919,
Motion R. A. New
by G. F. Sm ith. resouti
Why spend your time lookln
bicycle or auto or for i
' _to this store and
W R IG L E Y S v 'i
SPEARMINT
Leonard Cleanable
Superb Porcelain Lined
A ll in one piece— with rounded corners brought
clear to' tho fr o n t
.
The Pride o f every Housekeeper. Don’t con
fuse th is wonderful sanitary lining w ith paint or
enamel or w ith porcelain lining pu t on in sheets
and the join ts Ailed w ith cem en t
*
We will give you Free a sample of the Leonard
Porcelain that will quickly show you the difference.
You can’t scratch it even with a knife. It 1b ever
.
more dense.
Practically every fa n n er should raise
,n,l fn*ten pigs, for family consumption
if nnt fnr niarket. upon culls and surP,us potatoes and sweet potatoes. In
order to profitably conserve a raluablo
material that would other
wise he wasted.
Pigs will properly
utilize mnny other by products of the
fnnn, such ns dairy by-products and
kitchen nnd garden wastes, as .well
ns grains that cannot ’ otherwise be
prpfltnbly disposed of.
,
We should dismiss the Idea that
profltalde hog raising belongs to the
corn belt only
~
Denmark raises no
' p,,rnproduces more pork of tho
highest Quality thnn any other equnl
nren In the world.
The Smith can
produce hogs more cheaply than any
other place on earth.
I’lgs produce n pound of gain from
four to five pounds of dry m atter while
fattening cuttle require from ten to 12
pounds; The pig yields from 73 to 80
per cent of hit live weight as dressed
carcass; the steer only 55 to 05 ner
cent.
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No other line of stock fnrmlng ran
so quickly be brought to profitable pro
duction with limited capital Invested
In stock and equipment as ra n the
making of meat from the pig. l n many
rases the grower.should not only fat.
tpn his pigs but also slaughter them
nnd market the rured products, ob
taining Increased profits even though
tho undertaking he n small one.
lasting, easily kept sweet and dean. Look for
the trade mark LEONARD CLEANABLE to avoid
unitationa. Just call and see it, that’s all we aaic.
HILL HARDWARE COMPANY
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A BALANCED HQQ RATION.
t.^ t1.0"*?„Fr0P Improvement Berries
.
Foon* ITOWI0* p | g Welghthk
to, 0 0 -pounds ahould eat about <
pound of protein fo r every four pout
of carbohydrate* equivalent/1 *.
y o u r sm oketaate
flush up again st a
listening post—and you’ll
L
ay
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TTtE SANFORD MPKAEO
PAGE T.rt'E’.VE
cold actions In the months thist 'fol
lowed. Hut Blythe taw and mentally
fumed.
And then one day the unexpected
happened. A plague was rampant
about the country, and AHclit. gentle
While scouting ns- n teen-age boy «oul. lay critically 111. And unite sud
program very properly Is not militar denly Co triune, the shy, denture per
istic from n technical standpoint, It Is, son, vanished, leaving In her place
however, patriotic, ns proven hy last a strong, clenr-mlnded, very business
year's wonderful record of scout na like Corrlnne, who took temperatures
tion-wide. civic w ar service for the an<l who Issued Instructions front the
navy department. In the two TJberty sick room in a clear, authoritative
bond campaigns. In the gardening voice, __________ _ .fr„----- ------- ------ propaganda, in selling W ar Raving*
Hours' Inter, Lydia" dnrk-guwne*!
stamps. In .distributing more than and heovlly vell«**l, fto<M] wnltlng^for.V*)0,tstO patriotic doqiinents for the lornly at the foot of the staircase.
committee on public Information. In Her h<*nd throbbed, ht*r throat felt
cooperating with the Ile*l Cross, war strangely dry, btiiek spe*‘ks fioatetl be
camp* community recreation fund, fore her eyes. A floor creaked softly
V. M. f .
Knights of Columbus and and n flgur** In white come briskly
other w ar relief agencies.
down the stairs. On her arm an In
signia In the shape of n crimson rross
showed vivid against the whiteness
SCOUT GAME, NOT SPY PLOT.
of Immaculate linen. I.ydla darted
Mysterious nolos found In hiding forward.' „
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jlnces on the street In Indianapolis
*HI« It----- ” she could not voice her
recently caused much consternation In terror.. ' *
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Hu* neighborhood and resulted In n
The trim figure regarded her not un
call for The police. Visions of some kindly. "I'm afraid—yes," Corrlnne
mysterious spy plot filled the minds of admitted frankly, nt which Lydia
Ihoie who read the notes.
hacked away. “You're going to 'Sweet*
A hoy found n folded le tte r on a nietwlows*? Blythe told • me." Cor
street corner, which directed him to go rlnne looked u t .Lydl.n.critically, "Petu.
to the brenM bo* outside tb*» co m er Tiaps It Is as welh
She glanced mt
grocery, where further directions her tiny wiitch. "You're Inking Kntt‘‘
would bC found. Although the night along?" she queMeU gently.
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was dark the hoy followed^up the di
"She won't leave,” Lydia's voice was
rections.
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barely audible. She took- a step for
On the bread h o t he found nnoilo r ward. -then stumbled.
,
note even more mysterious, which <11-! “Lydia, you're ill!" Corrlnne's voice
n-eted him to go to tin; first street, ; was sharply erlticnl.
then north, and then tq the nearest
**Non“<'ti*e." L yiltu <!rew h e r s e l f u p
lamp pofit. Tin* alarm was given and i h a u g h t ily ." Tlo- te xt m om ent, w ith a
the pollre took up the trail.
g;i“p, she' "WimUu d ill «'o rr tn n e ’s feet.
Ituv. Hugh S*. f'lultori of the T-iv•j:i,,. recover? w a s m lrio’ubujs. It w as
<do P,apt 1st 'lmr< h. IT.i Garfield aVeti :■*.
b ite afti-riiooti, -.ouio several Weeks
!eliniue<! lie was the arch-plotter, "t ad
I n te r , and Lyilln lay 'propped -up
Ii *1 Innocently inuse*^ all the trouble.
a gainst t W pillows., "I didn't get to
The
explanation
wu*
very
simple.
Mr,
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fliltti'U, w lth-tlm bow scout* »if b is; *S\vi*etfnendowH’ aft< r all," “he m\tr-‘'jur*‘li. were out playing one of tie !r mure*).
Alb-In. *or> p;ifo’ arid a trllle weak.
tra c k lug p ita i's .
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r-.-lf “boot her h e a d gravel? "You
tie went aliend in an aulomol i''.
cooking. camping, hiking, s ig n a lin g .'
map rending, w ireless/ e le c t r ic it y ,'
knowledge o f woodcraft nhd.ability to
cure fur oneself In the'open hclpo im
m easurably In fitting n mnn fo r the
d ull** o f n subtler.
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Hood-r-Goodyear and Fisk
Tires and Tubes
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FORDS A SPECIALTY
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II VVIIS up to 1III* Irtiys to follow
n«tes and find l.im and the itub
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M iiv t b c o r i - i - wflo a r e , |,*| eii<oigh
<• kie>« b e t t e r o re io Imh siting in.it a
leal* " h o p r o d u c e s ail th a t he c a n
eft Ills fartn Is foolish, herro*!- th e y
I ivc noted at v a r io u s 11ne s.'h a ! s |n Hl!
• fops have sold for m ore tuonefi In
t h e a g g r e g a t e t h a n la r g e r crops..
"Suppos.- In u e f u p fnllirr.- year (hat
i o r n should go to .?Ri n bushel? If
} oil luivc no c o r n wliut jg.►
.oj would
t h a t d o you? U 'o u ld It he h - t i e r for
n fpw f a r m e r s w tu. h a v e io r n to m a k e
b i g m oney otp n f th e fa r m e r s In t h e
< r o p f n l l u r e Ki-riioti and others w ho
h a v e no r n r u ?
"Suppose ev.-ry mnn should cut
dow n his acreage of cotton to boost
tho price.
Would I he mutt wllh the
smallest amount of cotton get rich?
Nobody asks you to grow cotton at n
lo ss; tb tr o a r e h u n d re d s of things
th a t can be successfully grown at a
_ jp r p t u . - WU- I.......
.j ■ ■ Mhetr-Jftu '(10J gfiiw cotton, grow on
cnch acre nil you can profitably pro•luce. In order to do this you will
h a v e to know the cost of fertilizer,
labor, etc. • T hen It is a matter of
arithmetic.
"T here are p la n te rs who m ake,
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money year a f te r y e a r in cotton,
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r a n make money often when you enn't.
Whose fnult la It? Mnny fall In busi
ness-farming ns well ns merchnndls-
In
Mtk* Every Aero Work Profitably.
"The principle Involved Is i h r same
ns In manufacturing.
The student nf
economies knows that If n plant Is
not used In Its full rapacity (here Is
n consequent loss In the return oil the
Investment. The same Is true on an
ttrre of laud," tuild Mr. Frank tlaackes,
vice president of the American Steel
A ’W ire rompnny, when naked about
th e cotton situation. "In the press
servlro of one nr our middle states
colleges, the dean says, 'None of our
Instructors are teaching the fnmier
that It Is either fils d,uty *rr to hls
g reater advantage under pence condi
tions to secure a maximum produc
tion regnrdless of other economic eon-
s
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Kni
advice must he m ade delim'
that the lay and inelllelent
ta k e It ii« an ex>’U'<* to I"
job.
Usually to Blame.
“T h e trouble Is not usually In over
production.
D istribution Is to blam e
for most of the t r o uble, although
Trial too mnpy
mrtpy fa n n ers will
will manufac
ture collar htittons, so to speak, when
they ought to be balancing the world's
ration.
.
"The bureau of m arkets ha* under
taken this problem—that l« t«. advise
far ns posslblt* what to grow, hut
Ihe farmer Is dolfig ns he always has
done. If the price of potatoes Is high
In llte fall he grows potatoes until he
gluts Ihe market. Next year ho grows
no potato'
re nfjJTT again. The wise man
does not attempt to keep all of hls
eggs In one basket.
"The fnnti Is n factory nr#! the
same advice Is given to farmers that
has been adapted by other manufac
turers: You can't make a profit un
less you know your costs. Standard
ize your products.
“ No mnrket scheme, whether of co
operation or legislation, can long tnnlntnln a superior price for an Inferior
commodity.
" F a rm ers should 'f i r s t maintain,
themselves a n d : family nnd labor on
their own fnrms; nnd this nppllea to
cotton In the South anil to whent In
the North. I have no patience with n
pile of tin cans nt the hack door of
the farmhouse."
oath anil brought Into notion hy the
leadership of men acting as scoutmas
ters nnd as troop committeemen and
a s members of local councils.
Among 'all these thousands of men
lender* there are less than !W0 paid
workers—and these for the most part
are s m u t oieeutlvcs directly hired to
look nfter the scouts hy councils of
business men In cities where there are
quite a few troops.
The tremendous task of rousing
(Conducted by National Council of the these voluntary workers to nn onerBoy Seoul* of America.)'
get le answ er to the many calls of tho
government fntls upon one mnn—tho
chief scout executive nt the miflonnl
SCOUTS LED, NOT DRIVEN
headquarters In New York city, Mr.
To do ull Ihe undone things, to com Jam es E. Weal.
plete all the war tasks of the bnrk-ak*
SCOUTS ARE GOOD SOLDIERS.
home battleground, to give help unisitil
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v herever other organization* . need
As nn organization the scout movcLdplng, Is the gladly volunteered servimtQt Is'not military in thought, form
I* e offered to the government hy
■ PIS of America's young chaps that or spirit, although It does Instill In
c tn 't get Into the nrmy or navy uny- boys the military virtues, such ns hntt-.
or, loyally, nhedlemq. and juitrliiilMu.
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The uniform, the patrol, the troop,
Raising gardens, selling bond*, dis
tributing official Information, coaxing and the drill are not fur military tac
quarters for War Klatnps, saving food tics; they are for the unity, the har
nnd fuel—and urging everybody else mony ami the rhjrthtn of spirit that
t<> c)o these things—are among the du- hoys learn In Hcuutlng.. It Is In the
•ties nf patriots as exemplified hy Ihe .wearing *rf the tihirortn nnd doing of
organization- of the; Boy Scouts of things together ns scouts th at they ab
sorb the force and truth of the scoot
America.
No on« makes tin* hoys do these law. which stales; “A pconl U a friend
things. They art* not paid—thus there of all, nnd a brother to every other
H e # ; .. . Is no compulsion. No one over them scout,”
Wltlle the spirit of scouting Is not
h a s authority to say. "You must do
this," They Just follow the txtnpul* mlll'.ii ls'lc, tin* experiences of the Inst
Mon lo duly us expressed In the scout ? "tr* have gompl lely demonstrate*)
'hat. outdoor acout training with li»
•BO Y
SCOUTS
EG GS T H A T S C O U T S GATHER
o f O jtW B T
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“em its.
i Hi1. 1') flu-e scout*.
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p o w .-rs
rji »•>i -* ii11*I tm
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n i> t*> nt;? 1 lly by r< !■ . IliU ljl< 1 gg
nil t|n* Iru tlk - "-ff
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, i ti> «In? ; t,d i e g ! t
st -i l .
t ! <,h“ i rv;If 1>in tl|i‘ IiiiT sc o u ts rnii
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l-'i-i,m the -limltnvs riorrime5 *db lttlv:
lln-ir
"It Is true th a t if every factory in
th e Toiled S in t'"' should make n o t h
ing but collar b u U " ti\ we would soon
have more culbtr buttons than could
lie disposed o f; and the Mine thing N
tr u e of farming. iJo not he misled—
cs-ery farm er must produce ali of the
corn. oats. hay. forage, whear. sirup.
Irish and sweet potatoes, vegetables,
milk, butler, fruit and nil other prod
ucts of the soil first, to properly nour
ish his own household, and. second, to
feed thi* outside world.
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Ing the be<)clothe<« aSout Lydlatsshoulder* '
"W qiiM _y**» mind—k ls s ln / meT*
w hl“pe£gtl Lydia.
Corrlstie bent elose.
K!*s yon?
till Lydia—d a r l i n g t i n t all she said.
Hut those few worths spoke volumes.
'Copyright, 19!J. b>’ the McClure Nvwspils-r syndicate,>
Nero’s Golden Palace.
T he golden house was the palace of
Nero In ancient Ibmtc. which iVCclipb-tP
the valley between the Palatine and Ksqplllne, nnd connectnl the palaces of
Ihe r ’a e 'a r s v h h Hie p in le h s of
Maecenns. It was bnlit a fte r the great
fire of (VI A.,D. nnd was so large that
It contained portion* li.'oio feet long
nnd Inclosed u lake where the <-olosscum now euin'!*. The forecourt contaltied u coles-*t“ of Xero 120 feet high
No country, not even Egypt, made
a deeper mark in the IrUtory .,f ,he
nitdent world than Mes*qs,ti,mitl> p r(f.
ihonsamls o f years it wn* the
,)f
the Assyrian and Babylonian empires
Tv the Imtitjtlful resources of rmture
Its peoples • added those of a rt and
science, ami the eoiintry during the
centuries wnxeiHnot only hi t:» t.-r|tl|
wealth and military |imver, l u* .i*,,
In culture. T he ancient gb.rv tlf
Metwipojaitljii. has ■pio.wl,
tho
plumonr remains.
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Line* to De Remembered.
, A man.whp Is .good enough to -ft.-t
hls Mood for his country. Is
enough to be given a square »b*nl :tf:,.ward. More than that no man i* .-n.
titled t«. and lev* than that m. tautj
shall #*T
have.—Theodore
Itoosevil(.
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Time.
These Days of Hysteria.
Time Is a mystery which we htiv»
It Is ekiihted tlujt chess playing Is arbitrarily divide*!* Into a jitt“t and
•lying out. In ijie old days, when hys /u to re , tliiil we may understand
teria did not have iHtss-“>|oU of the thing of It. In Itself we tm.y be’ntland nnd the Inhnhlfnnts thi-reof.'-h’ess iun*t certain tlint It Is tint an iuttneti-e,
playing was quite popular. Xmv we elermtl tiioilonle-.-' present. In. whlril
are a steam-limited elvlllr.atlon, with no ull that has taken p la c e Imttmtnb'y.
time for “Italy for the-mere delight of In which bunm-row.
*lte-rp‘t,w
learning. IteniemluJ when Paul Mur iiiertif mlnti nf .itittn.■„ls.ln<ll*ihii’>:
phy1 of New Orleans was the chess able from yi-sienlay tttfd toda? .- pr<*m ‘ •'
wlxnrtl of the world?—Los Angeles "The Double toirih ii." by Mcurlew
Times,"
Alaelerirhck.
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c a t e r p i l l a r p in t.
' r i i r ' i ' little tmt«*e« nf w h ite 1 j .' h
co v e red e v e r .with ti slight g a u z e '"V
II llg ' III lie i|e»eefei| t'U“lly |iV ‘ I 1Tp
c?iw illn) e.'ill lie rellHlVeil tit) tile i-tid
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THE ADVENTURESS
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.P O W Jg ,
Lydia , lingered the missive from
overseas tenderly.
A letter from
B lythe.' Inserting « small Ivor? paper
cutler w ithin the tlnp of the el,\,dope,
-he eagerly drew forth the xoitents
Suddenly her “tulle v iinlshi-d, uml u
gasping souti I Issued from between
her thin lip*. With an effort she re
covered herself and cried shrilly;
AI If I
tiering JT<«iTsl<'ps nnsw i-reJT- )fer
call, mid Alicia, In timid .affright, e n
tered. Lydia's agitation was evident.
"Head," she commanded, and thrust
th<- letter Into Alicia's hand*.
"Ala coming home at lust," Alicia
rend, nud suppressed a shriek of Joy.
"Am bringing—my
wife."
Alicia
looked up Mnrtlcd. lUylhr m arried?'
She smiled radiantly. "Oil, l.?dla,"
she breathed, “Isn't II wonderful?"
"Wonderful," snapped Lydia, "I rail
It lim ln l! * Tw ill mean giving up nil
•hi)*"—slut swept the luxuriously fur
nished ■ room wllh expressive eyes.
"Wythe doesn't say so. directly, but
Intimates tlint, ns Ills wife, this—|»ers<ui will take her proper place In hls
{muse. To think that Blythe, til hls
time of Ilf*------ "
"lie—lie's only 411." protested Allcln.
"After, all, why should we care? Good
in *s knows it’s his’ii mighty dull here
slliee Blythe left." She reread the
b ite r. "Oh," she cried, happily. "I
know she’s a dulling!"
Lydia drew herself up lo the full
height of her stiffly starched and perenh-d person. "Alice Billing*,” she
cried In a horrified lone, 'T in ashamed
of you. You—u Billings—to talk like
thal?" She glared lit the culprit.
But Allcln, with very' plult checks,
stood her ground. "1 *don't care”—
defiantly. "He says she saved hls
life—nursed him hack to health when
he was wounded."—---"Supposing she did." stormed Lydia.
"She's probably nn ndvenlureaa”—bit
terly.
•
"Pshaw !" Allcln laughed a low,
tremulous lliile laugh that ridiculed
the Men, then patted her Sister's a n a
reassuringly. * They came ut hist, the gren'.
bronzed man In klinkl. Ills olil. buylslt
iitnnni r gone forever, mid In Mil .place
u certain grim determination, mid bv
hi* side ii sweet hit of .femininity
*i 'IME—given the right chance—
* puts character in a man*s face
horse-sense under his hatt and m el
low freasiness into his tobacco. ^
T im e is a b i g f a c t o r i n g i v i n g
V e l v e t T o b a c c o its m ild n e s s an d
“ c h a ra c te r.”
V elv et ag es f o r tw o w h o le y ears in
w o o d e n h o g sh e a d s.
D u r i n g th is
lo n g p e rio d th e ch o ice B u rle y leaved
ta k e o n a k i n d l y q u a lity of c o o l
ness, a rich iragranCre, rvalue ;e'" d ia t
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a o n c a i r t o t>i p c
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young
Don’ t hurry, but just
walk into the next store
and lay down , a dime
and a nickel and say
“ VELVET” —the tobac
co that isn’t harsh but
is friendly.
wlmse inline was Cortlltne, uml who*-
shy, ileniure smile flnshed naively u*>
at the spinster sisters, straightway
Inking Alicia's heart hy stonn. How
could Blythe help loving ^ lils ndortdile, illmpllng crcatnr* whose eyet
w**re azure blue, nnd whose cheek*,
were like tin* petals of n full blown
rone? Allcln thrilled. , Ad vet duress.
Indeed!
A hit shyly I'qirinne i»s*iiinc*l her
rightful plnrit ns mistress of Blythe's
home, njid protend v! not to see I,)*d!n*s
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
THE HAPPY PRANK
NELLIE GORDON
The afternoon fit the Ited Cross room
j.J(t hern u i>n rttculnrly* lively one.
Kvery one of the younger girls had
/remed Just full «f It. «» the saying
and therefore. laughter reigned.
Jkirliarn Smith, prim nml 32, left the
n short time before the others,
an! after she hud hern gone a few
'moments one o f the liveliest of the
jhU'sweflter. and some unknown sol
dier would J>egli» writing to her. She
l< Si> prim nml proper, you knhw, that
Hl'woulil ho n dandy Joke on her." ’
The others, laughing Joyfully, Itn•mediately ngretsl, nml thus the tlnrk
deed was perpetrated.
in the jnennllm cthe nuhjoct of their
'tflvusshm w om lnl hor homeward way
*!rttV)y. her mind full of thoughts
which; could ho belter, described ns
rebellious than prlni hn«l proper,
Itrought up by very strict nml sentilde parents; she never shared In
the Sllnple pleasures of other girls of
her ngr. Skating parties, dances, etc.,
were tflhoo. Instead, she was taught
asi-ful things after her school hours.
Tims, nominee hud overlooked her,
'that is—almost. It was Just hpfqro
a elrii-hlrig party that the high seined
seniors were planning, and Frank
finyit, otie of the -most popnlnr hoys
,|n* the class, for Some linxplirulite
rtiisen Imd .approached the shy l!t*lc
Par barn and nsketl If ho juirht tie hot*'
letter. Harlnmi. after tltu shock
of rpcclvlng a letter from a perfectly
PtrntiRo mnn, nml ufter n linttle wllif
lier stem bringing*,,p. recklessly nnhw ereil It, anil nit the others which
eume after It.
Then ennte the wonderful day when
hostilities censed, and transports
turned immewnrd. hearing their pre-'
clous cargoes,
He*Jinrn, who hud I en' watching
the postman In.vain f o r three weeks,
wns startled to see ii soldier, leaning
on a cane, willk Irtg/bp the front pstli.
She opened lfe d o o r , and seeing
who her victor was...... .
a little
shriek of surprise.
M\Vt*U, Miss Prim,
tones, “yon might
friend in. It would
its to Invite eorre
strange man,” he n
kle.
Notod Japanese Woman Dead.
Mrs, Klyo MliteJImo. the wealthiest
woman In Japan, ns noted in the Japan
Ihilletln, ...... ntly died In Tokyo at the
nge of eighty-six. Her fortune \vns estlmated at S12.rdT0.tMt0. and Its extent
was due to her bushiest sagacity. prov
ing Hint among women “East Is West."
Forty years ago her liushnnd died, heqiicnthliig her Ills savings ns n success
ful p a wnliroker. This she luv.- ivd In
real estate until she nttued 570 acres
In Tokyo, where tallies increas.-d ran-
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• la ir d t h e Ith d a i ut J u n e . A. t). 11117. ha*
filed r a i d m i i t f c a l e in m y olttfr. a n d bv*
ynaih- a p p h r a l iu n for l»% dn-d In li.iin jn
u m i r i l t n r t ' with law .
Said r r f t f t e a l r nmbrace* I h r fult-iwlng dcr-fibi-d p r i i p r l y -11u a l r d in Seniin olr c o u n ty , Ft 1HJ.1. I n - w T
L e t s 61. *>S anil .Ml K lir id a L and A f'n tu tie
t k t i n n I'o tn p a n y . Ltd'* AtHIUuti to S.-utli
Sanford.
1-itr aid land b rin g assessed at
t h e d a t e *d the is tianee .if such certificate
in t h e narm of U n k n o w n . I'tih-t* said c er
tific a te . f a l l fir re deem ed a c r u r d l n g , t u * l a w ’
t a t d e ed -»)!t iri.it** thare.in on t h e tilth d a y
of J u l y , A. |l . ! ‘iIn
,
W itne ss my olTSrla! . I g n a t ore runt seal this
t h e ,12th d a y of June. A. D. 15»15». . .
tarsi);
ii, A. U O tl(5 L A S 8 .
Clerfc Circuit C o u r t Setnlnnle Oji.M U*.
!i’ * 5 l r
'*
i t . - V . K. 1iiHiviia•.. |>. ( '
Chopping Him Off.-*
■'-Xow,
<ilooin, I contend—"
"I agree with you. Mr. Dirge!" In
e of Sale of * >00,000 00 .Sen
terrupted J. Fuller (llootil. “I agree Null,
C o u n l t . I lorlda. t l l j h s a y Hands
with you absolutely!"
N u t l r r i* hereby given, t h a t ._____
m i n i priw
y t h e l lo a n l nf
"Why, sir, you haven’t even heard County; Iin
K rm im dr-rnunfy,'
what I have to say, nnd—"
Florida. *.
■'k l>. i, m l
lath d a “No, hut I am In a hurry to attend clt-rk’#
»».l
Hrmln* Lto n m atter of Importance."
POO, (S '. *
A Case foe a Veterinary.
The Doctor—You have a light at*
tack of lmmcho-pneumnnln.
Woolsley W est—Now ain't that
tough tuck7 Here I've been brenkln’
on' rldln' bronchos nil my life an’
never ketch.-d nothin' from 'em till I
come East.
nn M.tti i . ri|
*lp f ~ 1 * •-»».*---V j-a i », »
* r tn i- n n n ii* |l) . . . I d h-iruls It. I*. i . uc I. ' f m , .
*i«tii K f t three liUndr.-d hnnils ut till- iloi.itn*
I r a t f u u •! itu n o .t m r a rl i , m a t u t l n g Jut* l*i.
I 9 t a . t>Aiil l u n d i lit In- >11111, l u b ji - t t t.i titn p p r .i v i n x “ Idelnn ■>( J l r u n . tiillon. .Thitmp•••ii & t lay. Alilaiiifil Ly St-inin -li- V -iunly,
MnrlHa,
l-ntnl. will I--, •ntd. d - J i . it >
In I-.- mud- 1>n ii a i - aO* - a r r . p t Ann- nl tnd.
I'.i. tt-isil, ! "• "All Imr .1 '" in tiladi vritiiili
•silt p r n III .'I t r n it IS» atl.-r m rrtp t a i i r r id
tit-.
AM* f i d . sii.isl Ii*1 B-’-Timp m f d
, tii a
■I- ti til'd ' - . i i , Inr nn ami m u liai! --i r r i a l
i f o , r niiiiniiii id ii.ind. i-> in- » -Id. T h r
c o u n t y rvmnti»l'im r»- of ---Si-mi i6l» t'-uini >,
H - m t a , ■c.-s-rav tho rtjthi in M-Jv, t a n v a -id
oil Was.
i’m ji - .n U • h - a l d l-n a d d f r a o - l Mi
.the II Jut.I -if e u p in iy t ' u m r r t - j . i o . e« tif 8*m
I n o t e f n ? r h * ’. T 'lofl J k * O' e i i ' o a t . M udda .
\Vilin f in
aa c ir r i if.tfi* L|,. ir f , uf
C- iuii I . t '- .m r .i iMio*f. id Si-tntn--li* i L.*uoi,.
TRUE.
A PrcL
nrdolnrit
• “Here Is one thl
r.llng me."
t-y- th e
o-uyiir nnd
i ill- rifv if Sanfor-I
II .*.-I.
In Jeopardy.
"I’m worried ulmut U'dlle Sklllliisf
"He’s so stlldimis that lie might (u
get along."
"Yes.
Hot lie. Is trying to learn
nvlntloti
from
n
corVespondence
school."
'hi a f-*ugli iliigmil, nmld the mins Tif
l.iifulcr Iti Franee, n bhuuusl giant
(4 ;t rrmu was iiiifylng n Imiidle which
bfii Jii- i Iu*i*ii given to him. As he
L i n g e r i n g I r r it a t i o n s .
,tmf->t-l»-.| the sweater, something sharp
Ill-gotten galus lire often troutdePrirki-d tils hand. As lie ilrew out
some.
the niTfiuljiig tdiii- n . islj l | of
“
rffiT?r^alil Air,DntOliLKla
‘ilriTLilnnKiilii.i
n
clmp
who thlnkn ho Is fcathrrlnjpjiln
"Ilnriiarn Smith, Lexington— - I "
nest'Inadvertently
plcka up a bunch of
he read iilouil. Then, he nthlrsl, intislasli. "That name seems familiar," porcupine quills."
li
As la- searched his memory more
thnmuglily, he laughed. “ Why, ihnl
«us Hie -lulme nf the bashful Utth*
riri «!iu yn haughtily refused my comM> a party when we were In
high sellout. Hut, of eoiiree, tills can't
he she. .She was nltfnys too proper
to do a stunt o f this aort. Merely a
Coincidence, I suppose. No doubt', this
U from some romnnUc youngster of
I" wrlto to her." As he gluneetl at
hi- gray tmlr In the mirror, he grlnntv!
ImpUhty nf It. "I will w rite to her,
sajutty. She'll never know the *11ffiT-we. nnd le tte rs from someone at
home wikiIiI he mighty welcome
"Ileauty Is onty skin tleep." he re- J K
m nrkcd. ^
Mercenary.
S u b terfu g e.
ntan,” salt! thn flliqmnt ponton.
“Hut, my friend." proteated Mr.
Clmgglns, "a pollrcmnn Is the most
of tuy troubles.”
i
A s a i l o r m a n t w o o fit n o t b a
Amt plow tlie b o u n d in g m a in
I ’ll r n l l i s r p l o w n f a r m , y o u ><>«,
A n d Iwmk m y w o r l d l y g a i n .
H I , E a r l y T r a in in g .
"Did you hear how that upstart
tnlked back to the society favorite?
Add F did hear th at h<j began life nn
■ butler."*
»-* •
. "Maybe that wan the renson he was
Inform ation Wanted.
“ We hear a good deal ntiout thn
Brins nf .Morpheus."
“Wlmt nf It 7"
8HADOW OF A CRIME.
“ I have been wondering If his feet
get to sleep, too."
_
•
YOU
INTERESTED IN
iriG BOOKS!
Angy—I nm taking a correspondence
courau tu become a detective.
Archie—Thnaso? How fnr have you
got?
Angy—I'm beginning on the follow
up leftera.
Artless Mendacity.
T h « good old d a y a wra t r u l y p r i s e
W h e n f a ls e h o o d e e td o m a o u i h l
A tlianid t h a t w e n t b e y o n d t h e a lt *
O f fl*b t h a t w a r e n o t c a u g h t .
The) * are usctl in every linv
*°f business by Salesmen, OfSce Men, Doctors, Lawyers,
MnLlcra, Students—by bvcryone w ho must Jtave a book
•hat combines
UilUTY. DURABILITY
The Discovery. .
"Why Is It we can't sing that round
haniionloiislyT"
;
"DonT'ydtl 'keeT Tile accompanist
Is playing nn n square piano."
Poor Policy.
Everything comes to
him
AND APPEARANCE
“Mnyhe. hut thst'fl a mighty poor
way of getting things."
ahetrts can b e o b ta in ed any?*imc. ru led in e ig h t s ty le s .
Br "tyj in b e st q u a lity F lex-blc I'tr.cl; L e v a n t C rain Cow^ d c , w ith B la c k L in in g s .
t A Usual One.
* “My hflstuuu] hail psrt of his specck
cut out yesterday by un operatloh."
“ Who was jin* operator?"
"The telephone girl.”
* .
Quite Likely.
MS
S a i f a H . F larllx
“T o u r f r ie n d • Is » tyell-sciisoned
m an. Isn't h e ? "
,
“ V,*-'! h r - I s m i , o h ) s a lt with! a pepp r r y UlepiMittou."
To Diamond users, and Diamond
dealers-— — — :—
/ l
1 - V m t in front of hr* nr tl
deeji ns some men's stock mf wisdom.**
"That socialist calls himself 'an In
tellectual.' "
"Yes. It's nn old trick. He's trying
to convey (ho impression that ho Is
thinking so hprd he hasn't time for
ordinary work."
T h i.W e a r y M otorist
*. -
' iKrn fnr, 'iirirrif.ir <■
7i\g,
n»-t
In* it»fir l»y
jt .*:i '» u J
L‘i j i ' « i l l P K . * n d i w » tin ii i* Ly i i r n p i r l y nwni'fji, Ahull
u n d r r tlii" d i r f e l l o n of t h r r l t y
u( Satifprd, and thr prupurtionatn
tdaIa
t h r n u i f sh a ll In* «a*fM«td • aifain at t h r latitl
u(M»n m h i rh ha id paviriiK' i h a l l a b u t a n d l h r
rit> **l S a n f o r t l shall h a v e a Urn I t i m f u r
I ht* lalil l a n d n#ift*rrihlr in iiVr m a n
net a * "I h«*f Urfis.
S« t tim i .1 T h a t iipnn f a d u r r of a n y p r o p -
*-rl)
ii
From to-day all Diamond,
Tires shall be adjusted at
higher m ileage-7 fabrics
6,000 miles; cord construc-
•* n r r tu tin t h r cVading, pa v inn fy-r r i \
pruv id**d I n r , t h r tarn*" ■hall hi* d u n r b y t h r
city of Hanford, or ahal| h r Irt b y a c o n tra c t
hy t h e d t y of 5 a n f o rd to t h r tow rai and
beat b id d r r , In a r r o r d a n c r With t h r afo#r«abl
p l a m . a n d a p r c illr a tlo n a au h rn lttril by t h r
city r n p n r r r a n d tw o th ird s of t h r m a la of
au rh Kradlng a n d paving and curbing, on#
'thi' iI>I b nl 17i" eumplrtliin nf t h r work t h i l l
In* > li.n, . u p r i i u r In i ll u t h r r Urn., r>ri*iil
iinly Urn* for l a i n , iicatn.l a n d upon (h r
l u ll or p r o p e r t y fronting or a liuM inf upon
the i l r r r l a hereinbefore dearrlheil a n d a»
r r a d i d anil paved, anil the remaininit oneihiril of a u r h r o a t. .halt he paid by the r lty
of Sanl'ird.
,
T h a i th e e allm a le d ro il* .if (railin g a n d
paving per aituare y a r d for t h r pavinK nf
aaid a t r r r t with curbin g U I L . i i per m u a r e
yard, a n d t h e r a t l m i l e d lo la l m a la of pavin x
th e la m e aa drarrltied la I27VO.00, a n d the
e allm a le d r u t l» lot owner* per f r o n l tool
| p 12.61.
Hertiun I. T h a t Ihe city engineer I* he reb y
rrt|u lrri| w ithin t r n daya, a f te r t h e flrat pubilcapon of thi* ordinance, to p r e p a r e am i Ole
an r a l l m i t r of t h e a m o u n l of lien* for auch
pavin g which \h e r ity will, rlalpl a g ain st
each of t h e Iota fronting or a b u t t i n g upon
Ihe atreet au p a r e d , which e a tim a te ahall-tie
b aaed upon t h r r a l i m a l f d curia of t h e work,
a n d u p o n t h e fro n tag e ol lota a b u t t i n g Ihe
atreet au In b v ’ pavcil.
Section fi. T h a t a n y peraon owning a n y
ihlereat in a n d to laid P r o p e r ly a b u t t i n g
upon ( h a t pu rtlo n of la i d atreet In bo au
p n v r d shall h a v e Ihe right w ithin t h i r t y da y a
alte r th e filing of aaid e a lim a lr * with the
city clerk t o pre ae nl to t h e ’ aaid city clerk a
aworn p e ti t io n to lie presented t o th e eity
council, a e tlln g forth t h a t In th e opinio n ol
t h r p e ti t io n e r t h e e atim a te d a m o u n t uf auch
coat* a n d tirna upon auch lot la incorrect,
ahowlng w h e rein it ia Incorrect or why it will
egreed t h e aperial benefit accruing from the
work a n d p a v in g done anil t o be d o n e In
fro n l nl aaid lot.
Section 6. T h a t the . city council ahall,
a fte r p ro p e r n o tic e a n d within t h e lim e p r e
scribed by o rd in an c e, ail aa a hoard of e-iualU a tlo n to h e a r a n y a n d aH petition* a n d
c um pla'M * which m ay he Died in reference t o
th e e a l l m a le d roata nl th e pa v in g herein pro
vided tor a n d ahall m ake d u e a n d p r o p e r
inquiry i n to t h e aame, a n d It it ahall a p p e a r
lit the a atialae tlo n of t h e r l t y c u u n rjl, aitttpg a* it b o a r d of e i|ua lia ation, t h a t th e
e a l l m a tr d a m o u n t ol aaid lien la d i r e c t l y
e atim a te d , t h e a m o u n t ao d i e d ahall a ta n d a*
th e a m o u n t ol auch lien to be c la im e d by the
r i ty of S a n f o r d , for t h e p a v in g id th e aaid
atreet In f r o n t ol aaid p ro p e rty , a n d a f te r
Ihe r i t y c ouncil he* he ard all p e tllio n a a n d
given all p r o p e r t y bw ne ra an o p p o r t u n it y
to be h e a r d a n d m i k e all rn rrretfu n a which
1
.
jia n
t r m -
Furthermore,
applies to every
ture or past sale,
hands of user or
~
* —
r-
—
the'new adjustment
Diamond Tire of fu
including tires in the
dealer.
—- — •
Diamond users, and Diamond deal
ers have long known the big mileage
in Diamond Tires—the users’ own tires.
We mark up our adjustment to
6,000 and 8,000 miles for fabrics and
cords, respectively, merely to measure
out a definite share of the superb mile
age that we know the wonderful
strength, and endurance Diamond
he Diamond R ubber Company
Akron, Ohio
Seminole Bank Annex
Magnolia Ave. .
Nailer of AanlUailaa fni Tea Itrcd lindrr
Nrrllnn (I Chagirr tflHS. Law* nf f l a r l i li
Nnllcr i* herrhy given that Currir M anularlurlng Company, pu rchat.r id T a c t'erlillc.t* No. t o i , dat-d th r Jrd day id Julv,
A. I>. 1916, aatd crrllficalra c m h r a c * thr
follnwlog dracribrd Jirnpcfty attuated In Srininolr county, Flnrirla. l o - » i t ; N
of S W ' f
hVctton 19, T p r 21 S., H. SJ K, Thw aaid
land bring u u a i t d at th r datr uf the litu Tax Crriintale No. 401, datad th* 3rd day
of July. A. I>. 1916, aaid rrrtiticate nmbrarra
the following drarritw-d proparty altuated in
^tm laole countv, Ftarld*. to-wttt HW 'j of
H W « of H.rtlon It). T p. *1 £L. R. 3 fl K.
Thr aaid land bring a a a n a .d at thr data of
thr laauanc* of aurh rrrtifiralr In thr aam r
ol K. J. Gnodiprrd.
Tax C'rrtlficat* ffo'. 2226, datrd (ho End
dry of Junr. A. D. 1902.
S r l t lc r r i ll t c a ir
rmbrarrr th» following drxrrtbrd property
aitualrd in Rrrelaolr c o u r t y , Florida, tu-wtti
T h r N F .', of g W « of SrcUna It* Tp. * t S..
It. S3 K i* U Thr raid land M a g aMarrrrd at
the data ol (hr Ixxuancr of *ach certificate
in thr name of P. K. l.iruhach.
T e a Crrtlflratr No. :US|, dated thr Sth
SANFORD
FLORIDA
�New Invention.
An Inventor lias equipped n pnrachuto with hand operated propellers
on the theory that u user can RBddo hln
descent thereby.
— — — A pgar,
Hen* Is n porfret ff«*m nf m isap
plied Rngllftli from n wumnn answer*
In s nn ndvertlvrmeiit for* n F rench
poverncs* Mnu pair:** “ I know n llttlo
FnglUIi, tin«I could c l i*n*y nt <>ncnv
lrswnfij* In Frciicli. fur \t hb’Ii 1 will
In* nourished, ijjnj; dawn* a m i h|p«rh*
T'il. who, I think, i i t he n . ndlllnh*
*nu j»nir.*”—Itn/dnji TruiiPW*rl|d.
L evy ( i f a n t . Containing 5 acre*. stdil TVS Ihe
O r d e r of Service l»y Fuhlirniitin
Alwi T n C e rtifica te
* T o all pa rllr* claiming l n i r r r i t * under p r n p e f t y of U n know n:
Cordell* 1’- Hilt a n d William H e n ry Hill, her No. 299, d a ie d 'h e t t h d a y of Ju n e . A. -O.
hiifbatid pf *itfirr of them , nr otherw ise, in 1917, ss ld eerlt!ies(e em braces ! lie foltowsri,
p ro p e rly situate d i n . Semfnule
(he U n d til^rri4h*ti below and all partl«*« described
claiming Intcfo*!* u n d e r Alim li Ap e a r a n d c o u n ty , Fix,. to-wll Lot .30. llloelt I), D, It.
A p g i r , hi* wifi, or ■■ither of t h e m , «r M itch e ll's S u r v e y .,( Lwvy G r a n t . rnf.T liV th,other a fee* in th«* -land d r ^ r r l b r d b#!nWi i h d p r o p e rty of Ja m es L. Giles: AS.g T a s Cerall p a r t b * rlalrning an Infcrral in th#r fullnw- tlfiratn Nn. 293, d a te d t h e Itb ,Ua > of J u n e ,
ing described land »»tuatr In Sem in ole rtiun- A. D. 1917, said certific ate e m b r a c e s the fol
ly , Florida, to-w lt:
of 34* nf S K l i of lowing described p ro p , r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m
S W J i of Src tion 11, T o w n sh ip 21 S o u t h , inole counts-. Kla,. td-w lt: l.nt 11, lUoek 1),
flange 29 F a s t ; a f tn 'lir g lii at 8 W corner of -II. It. M itchell's S u rv e y of Levy t i r a n t , r o n S K b of Si'rlifln I I , T ow nship. 21 S o u t h . t a in ln g 81 *crcA. sold as t h e p r o p e r t y of ITrv-r
It i n g e 29 F a s t , run- Kart H 1* chain*. know n:
N o rth ft) r h a ln s , W est l l f j chain*. S o p l h 10
Also T s i t ’e r llf lrs to No 297, d a t e d the
I t h d a y nl J u n e , A. D. 1917, said certificate
embrae.-s • the follhwltvg d e sc rib e d p r o p e r t y
s i t u a t e d In Seminole c o u n ty , Kla., to-w it:
letts 2 t. 22 and 21, f llic k D, D. It. M ltehell's S u r v e y of Levy G r a n t , c o n t a i n i n g 12
arres, sold as the p r o p e rt y of M yrte lle T e r r y .
Also T a s Certificate No. 320. d a t e d th e
t t h d a y of J u n e , A. I». 1917. sa id c e r t l f l c . t r
embrace* the following described p r o p e r t y
• ll o a t r d In Seminote r o u n t y , FTa , l o - g l l :
Lot HT.^IIIork D, 1( It. M itchell's S u r v e y of
Levy 'G r a n t , c onta ining 22 acres, sold as t h e
p r o p e rty of Unknow n.
And h a s filed said certificate* ip m y office,
and h a s m a d e a p p lic ation for t a s d e e d to
I n C i r r u i l t ' n u r l . S r s r n l h J u d i r i a l I 'i r r l i l l
Issue In a cc o rd an c e with lawn
N em lonle t 'n u n l ) , Florida.
In t 'p a n r e r y
Unless said certificates shall b e re d e e m e d
T ropical V egetable C o m p a n y , a
a ccording t o law t a s d e ed will Issue t h e r e o n
r o r p r . r a t tf i n . c o m p l a i n a n t .
on t h e 8 t h d a y nf J u l y , A. D . 1919,
W i t n e s s m y official s i g n a t u r e a n d s e a l t h i s
J. Halthou«r an»l
— — ________ _
t h e 4 t h d a y nf J u n e , ,\* D . ID19.
Ha!lhtJU*F. (b-lrnclnnt*.
faeait
K. A. IHIU OL ASH , ( %lcrk.
T n J. Ilallhuuftp nn*l mlfi*.
----- - Ilallhnu*f*
Ity V*. E .
I>. C,
ra **a(Irnat ('a lifom ia .
It a n p f'arin e by affulavlt nn bahfelf «*f
r o m p la i n a n t fllr4 h f r r l n t h a t you a n d rm«*h
NOTHK
you an* r»%t? thi* aj?o of *1 yrar*» an*! refills
N o t l r e In h e r r h y f i v e n t h a t I h f ' u n d e r *
utitfidi? of th**
of Florida, and I h t r r i*
Much Cut Up!
f>nt‘ tiny r t'w ti ily u i|llni*!ilnlrtl, upfi*
th r 'l lf m nn fiilt-n-r) flu* nflln* n f fhfi
Syrnrunc
M i ' 11i n I rid|t*Ki’
I t l s Iis»«I\
hi m !
hi* *'H>, or e ith e r of
Ihrm* o r o therw ise* in (for I t ml dr**
T r i b f d Wel o w ; all u n k n o w n D a r tic s
c l a i m i n g a n ( n l r r r t l In tlie f a l l o w i n g
i f n c r i b c d l a n d M t u a t c In S e m i n o l e
ro * in t> , Florl*!**
S J 4 eJf S
of
S E t* of KW 14 of S e r i Ion 1.1, T o w n *hl p 21 S o u t h , U a n c t 29 Ka*1; *I«n
lirg ln a t S W ro rn * r of HK *» vt S r r tlon 11. T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , U a n g o
2D E#*l# r u n r a i l H J } ch ain * . nojrih
10 rh filfif, w r i t l l , * i ch a in ? , s o u t h 10
ch ain * , d r f e n d a n t * .
F or Bed, B oard a n d L a u n d r y .
tn w ll
nlTtTPtl
t h ( 'M | i , u i l d l l i g M in t I n '
W.'ls nut n f vvnrl. iiful jilliinsl illsicoiiritgs-rl, “ Yittrrt’ nltintsi (li^ftitiruEi-il, si rt*
jijuY" ri-JuHii'il flu- ett|o<rliiU-tul'-nt. w h o
nlwttyfi irlt-d i n rhiiiRfi* iln* iU*liTiiihui*
tint) n f lli.isi* U U f n r D l l u |l i >ai.
‘‘Why,
ninri. If ymi mihl yutir loAly i n n s tin*
tjutiit't* n iir slii'h'iii* f t * flipyM
til lit* llii* lu-nri uni nf ymi t'liilrt-ly !"—
C a r t twins .Miu.-it7.lni’.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
n o { h f t.in hi sjild ftio tr t h e M*rvi**e nf « u h -
|*n«>na uf*»ti * h o m wimld h r hindinK; upon
you,
You sir*- tlifri'fof* firdi'frd tn h r a n d a p p * a f
lirfeirr our «ah| Circuit (Tnurt at t Hi* c lrrk 'a
office to the c o u rt
in Hanford, Floriila,
on the f1r*t M onday in Ju ly , I'M'*, heln^ the
7th day **f ra fd m o n th , l i n n amj ih*r»- to an
a a .-f ir, th« hilt •tf I 'ifMjif jjfft tih *l her* hi
ufuin^t * imj. a I'd in this fad nyt, rlxe *uid
Alii n t i
A [ipar a n d
' petif. h e
w ifi
alf t i n k h o K f i t»a; • »e* r l a r n i i i y i c
I e f * xt = t a n d c r
\I!ei»
»t.
\
f
and
Aptfar. L i * f«
or
H i In r of
th e m * of
tit h e r w h e . In t h e l a n d cI h *
c r i b e t f hi tow : u n d all u n k n o w n trarlie*
rtaimfni.* a n
In ( h e . t'jliQwIng.
deArfflU (f
n d t MtilifiV to Herjdtiole
4 fniMfv, Florida n . a l t * H | 2 of H ! 2
of
i \ ,, -■*. ' 1IAV
JUNE 13, 1919
THE SANFORD HERALD
p a g s fou rteen
»>r" li**!'**torn
r-T
wit: L o t 129, M id w a y , in Secw 32. T p . 19 8 .,
ft. 31 F . . sold as t h e p r o p e r t y of Hillary;
Also T a s C ertifica te No. 133, d a te d th e
3rd d a y of J u l y , A. I). 1916. said certific ate
covering t h e following described lan d s, towit: Lot 127, M idw ay. In Sec. 32. T p. IP S..
It 31 E „ sold a s t h e p r o p e r t y of ftenry
Packard;
Vise T a s C e rtifica te No. .139, d a te d the
l t d day of J u l y . A. I). IPIti. sa id certificate
covering the fiiTTnwing de sc ribe d lend* to.
s i c Lot 228, M idw a y In Sec. 32, T p . 19 S..
II, 31 E .. sold as the p r o p e r t y of Hillary:
And h a s filed said c ertllflrate s In my office.
altU. Has m a d e a p p lic a tio n for t a t deed t o
iv.ue in a c c o r d a n c e w ith law .
t'nlesa said certificates shall be re deem ed
according t o law t a t .d e e d will issue there on
on (he M h d a y of July,. A, D. 1919,
. IV'llaHs m y uffirial sign s t u r e ^ n d seal his
On- 5lh d a y of J u n e , A. I). 1919.
..a l
E . A. D O U G L A S S ,
Clerk C i r c d il C o u r t Se m inole Co., Fla.
r l i y V. K . D o u g l a s s , D , C.
Afi-Afc
In Clrtult t 'n u r l S e v e n t h J u d i c ia l ( ‘if coll
S em lnofe b o u n t y , Florida. In C h a n c e ' )
I L t r y II.
II. I I ) C ha ppell,
M,rV W heeler C ha ppell, a i d
J. H a rgrea ve s, C o m p la i n a n t s
LIU t o
vs.
*
If'ifi't
Joseph G a r v i n , th e u n k n o w n
Id le,
legatees a n d devisees u n d e r th e
last will anil t c i j a m e f l t of Joph G a r v in , Ihe
unknown heir* oj
-----J'M.ph
Win.
_ Gsrvin, V
. .. . G Audenreid, line u n k n o w n legatees a n d
dt-visees u n d e r t h e last will a n d
te s ta m e n t nf W m. G. Andenreiil, a n d t h e u n k n o w n heirs of
IVia. G. A nd e n reid , D e f e n d a n ts .
N otlec to N o n - R e s id e n ts
T o Joseph G a rv in . R e sldenre U n k n o w n :
T o Wm. G. A ndenreid, Residence U n k n o w n :
It a p p e a r in g b y t h e sw orn bill of c o m
plaint fifed herein against y o u t h a t y o u h a v e
or r la im to h a v e so m e In t e r e s t In th e follo w
ing de sc ribe d lanel Ip Sem in ole c o u n ty , F |o r ida. t o - w i l i -------- — ~
T he West hall ( W J j ) of t h e S o u t h w e s t
q u a r t e r i S W f p of Section 29. T o w n s h i p 19
South, R a n g e A! E a s t, less a n d e x c e p t t h e
W ist half gAV1, ) of t h e W est half ( W < j i of
th*' S o u th w e s t ' j l l i t t r r ( S W J j l - o f t h e S o u t h wait r iu arter ()>\V t j l of Section 29, T o w n
ship 19 S o u th . Range 31 E a s t, c o n ta in in g 70
acres more o r less.
,
• li*m d hian he* i, i i ppoi nt e i l ‘a d m l f i U t r a t r N ,*>f
Vi>u are there fore h e r e b y r e q u ir e d a n d o r
t h e e s t a t e (?f W, F. AVer*, d e r e a i ^ d . u n d al l d e r 'd to be a n d a p p e a r before o u r said
fieira a t l aw, l egat ee*. devi * en a n d c r e d i t o r * Cirridt C o u rt a t the C v u r t House in S a n
a n d all p e m f i s bavins* cUt i n* o r d e m a n d * ford, Florida, on t h e First M o n d a y In Au
itsaln«it <»aid e » l a t e will i J r r w n t t h e m t o t h e ra*!, 1919, being the t t h d a y of said m o n th ,
u n d * - f d. d u l y a U l h e f i t i r a t e d . w i t h i n t i n i t ' d a n d t h e r e to m ake a n sw e r t.» th e bill
t i me |ir« -icrlhed hv l aw, o r t h e f a m e will to ■I lo tn p isin ! h e r,In tiled again t you, a n d
f nfs . * r h a f r * *1
vi , rein fail n o t. else said bill will to* ta k e n as
T h i* Ju n e
| t h , I '»1H.
< <fe* , d a g ain st you. followed by ikpal de-
A rllrla V.
T h e business of th e co rp o ra tio n ahall he
c o n d u c t e d by a b o a r d of director* consisting
of n o t Icaa t h a n t h r e e no r m ore th a n five
mem ber*.
T h e director* ahall, from th e ir
n u m b e r elect a pre sid en t, a alee president,
a se c re t a r y a n d a tre a su re r,
One person
may hold the office of b o th se c re ta ry a n d
tr e a s u r e r . T h e persona who are In conduct
the hjitineaa of this c o rp o ra tio n a s Its t e m
p o r a ry officers a n d d irec to rs until th e direc
tors are" elected a t t h e lirst a n n u a l m ertnig
' of t h e sto c k h o ld e rs h e r e in a f te r provided for,
shall be T , W, L a w t o n , pre sident: W. J.
L a w to n , vice p r e sid e n t: It. YV, L aw ton, sec
r e ta r y a n d tr e a s u r e r . T h e first i n n u a l m e e t
ing of t h e sto c k h o ld e r s shall be held on the
t i n t M o n d a y in J u l y . A. I). 1919. a n d a n
nually th e r e a f t e r on t h e first M o n d a y of
each a n d e v e r y J u l y . .
.
— - ■—
Article VI.
T h e h l( h e s t a m o u n t of Indehledness or
lia bility to which t h e c o r p o ra tio n can at Bny
lim e su b je c t Itself Is d o u b le t h e a m o u n t of
j t h " c a p i t a l s t o c k a n d su rp lu s of the corpora
tio n .
Article VII. . , '
.N am e s, residence a n d sub s crip tio n of the
in c o r p o r a to r s :
T , W. L a w to n , O viedo, Florida, 3(1 sharea
W. J , L a w to
n , Oviedo,
Florida, AO shares
----- -------- -----------It. W. L a w to n , Oviedo, Florida, 2b shares.
Article VIII.
T h e seal ol th is c o r p o ra tio n shall be a elrr u l a r ImpressiuVi a n d h e a r in th e c en ter the
words " C o r p o r a t e S e a l " a n d aro u n d the rlrr u m le r c n e e " L a w t o n H ro th e rs C o m p a n y ,
O gledo, F lorida.”
T. \V. L A W T O N .
W. J. L A W T O N ,
R. W. LA W T O N .
S t a t e of Florida,
C o u n t y of Sem inole
Hefore ma pe rsonally a p p e a r e d T, IV. LawrIon w . J, L a w to n and-Tt. W. L aw to n : to me
well k n o w n a n d k n o w n to bp t h e parties de
scribed in said a rticles of I n c o rp o ra tio n a n d
a c k n o w le d g ed t h a t t h e y signed th e sa m e for
t h e u se s a n d pu rp o se s t h e r e in expressed..---I n . W itness W hereof f h a v e h e r e u n to set
m y h a n d a n d official seal, tht* t h e 2"2 nd d a y
of ' M a y , A. D. 1919. ■
{••all
MARY L E IN H A R T .
|
In
* L iv e n u n d e r m y IiRtnl a n d th e
of aald
court tht* Uic 2 n d d a y *»f J u n e , ffili#.
r j ],
F . L I l Q U IJhABsSi
v-.
Cilatiwn
K^ t n h i . L l d d r t L -------- - r— ►- - -
1913.
In Circuit Court . S e v e n th Circuit, rtf.,
C ounty. Florida
O verstreet T u rp e n tin e C om p an y
vs.
All u n k n o w n p a r ti e s claiming inter -,ts
u n d e r J.
K lrhm ond
M u r p h y , de
ceased, C alvin A. I'oagc. George It.
M o r to n I n d ividua lly ami a* tru stee '
W. S. Keefer, R itchie W ondbridcp
r t al.
T " thn d e f e n d a n ts , Calv in A, I
(iearge 11. M o r to n Individ ually a n d a,
tee. W. S. Keefer a n d Rite ie Wnndb
I t a p p e a r in g from t h e sw orn bill t.
HENRY McL4ULIN
MY SPECIALTIES
Hull lo
PICLAUD'S HAND-PA1NTEI) CIIIN a
Mulct T i t l e
GORHAM S STERLING SILVER
ttOGERS* PLATED WARE
ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
(-Irc uli t o u r l S p o * n i | i J u d i r i a l f i r r u l t
B r m i r f u h f ’uiiiiij* I l o r l d a . In t h J r t r i ry
M a r y S elf l l r i f l i i t w —
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I'rarflcc ronflncd tu 1lit* IriMlnient
n f I he eye
lijt’s cxititilnetl l»y n ri-2ttliir rc;!i>.
Icrt'tl |i|ij>irldit
GlasHPB (iili-rl, hrukrtt ii-nt-s ilnpllralctl
1!8 W. Church Nl. -' Orlando, Fla.
is mi
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filth
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to
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lau d
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a hovi
i ’h r k ( ' I r r u l t ( ' o u r f ,’ nf
tn t h e t i d h »ln
fill' .
M AS I' I: ll’.S HAlaK
N n!ie*1 i* Ji« r in yt\%n t h a t u n d e r ami L
v i n iii ■f ,i n * .1 . f ,
: .1. r. ! ..rt t he I (
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Hi' .i fi+1 f fin* to ni.ife an *iki f out
tn : ( 11**1 hi r I 511 i i ' m t i ' I k Iel
:t i:ti I el , ruil *I=m -a. 1 hill v.di i
of 1 OH
.m Vi fS
i r i i'd I l o r i d i , tn i 'h-a*
u i « w i . r e i n 8h e t it >
an*, a m I \
i i’iiii{r*»c*i n e a t nu t y ou, t*? he f«»
j final d ec r e e ,
f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t Ud* n ..!, • I
M T hraab*
ii« f»o o f a n l -. I . I hi* u n d c
will, on
M o n d a y , 18
d ‘ Hi-■*• r j r f i
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f"*•■'. I l " - o | a . d u r i n g * ►
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Si'r,(|nn fi of f ti a]ils r I**1-. I.ioo* of I lor
Cllll, of I I>(thi*, Ifi ntld foi Sritiinote I ntifi
h.
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t hi
f i d h i w 11
1il a
I* o-rn»n
N»*hcr i" h ' f i l r , £ i \i t i 1to* 1 ti ( ’ Hi van 1,
p urchaser **f T a t < e rtd ica te N'o 111. d a te d
the 1th day of J u n e , A. I* 1f»I T. *aid r e r 11fl
r a te nmlifaera J hi f*dlowtng dr *irf | lued prop
erl> situated tn Hcmlnnl*- rtuinly.
FI a J o
wit l.ota 1. 2 . I I 17, I *• I**. 2tl. I t
ll,
17, 17, 4U, &0, >1 and Vi, Flat nf T t o c n w l l a ,
■old us 1h r prop* rt % »'f f!n k h " * n .
Vhn T a r
t V rliiira tc No 12ii da te d the 1th flay of
J u n e A. I F 1917* iatd certificate embrace*
< **ffiplainanf
v 5.
t «o deli * I. Hill a n d William 11**nr .
Hill, tier h u 1 1■,-%n d all ; m k n " * f i f,!ir
He* c l a i m i n g Iiili-D-.I* u n d e r r o r d e f i a
K . Hill a n d Wllharti f l e o r v lliH, t o r
liudiiniel, nr i l t t p r "f I h r t n , *o tilltrr
wl*» . in (he l a n d d e a m h t d l«e|«i«#
Allen ti Apifar a n d
hi*
I *KS< I U I ' T I O N
nW NKU
't C I D 1,14 \! VIN ES
1ial Meter In f'irano
ih rkinnofi A I h rk lr tu in ,
Hullcitrtr* for I 'n m iiU K in til
b»>- I H r
M I N I 1: <>)
M I S V E I I'S SALK
Notice f* hereby given t h a t u n d e r arid b y
v ir tu e of a final decree re ndere d on the | 11Vi
day ..f May, V I». 1919, by th e H onorable
J a m e s VV. iV rktns, J u d g e nf t h e S e v e n th
Ju d ic ia l C ircuit C o u r t o f F lorida, In (Chan
cery, In a c e r ta in cause wherein t h e C ity of
T ates
N o r t h l»«lf of a o u t h 'r a a t « |u a r t e r of S c r t io n
IS, T u w i iM d p 2J am itli, l l a n c e 2D l ast
v. •■r t (t t 7 it feet tgjj l i e finfi h i'i o t i|u a r l f r of
Mn - l u ih i iiiit i | n a r t i t "f H« i thifi i I , T o w n
“titf1 2d ■ n o th , Hitnr* ” d t o *
L iv e a t re* ui ,i o j i , « r . . in t h e n o rllt .w» t
c o r n e r of I h e no rth* a»t '|U a r i >f ,\t t h e
i i- « it*! u u a f t e r of S e c t i o n lift, Tov* oMitti 2W
s o u t h , ( t a n e e rJ 'i c a * | .
I a*t h alf of i ;ist h alf of n o r t h e a s t «iuart* r
of S e c t i o n 2, a n 'I n o r t h w i *t ij 'i u r te r of nor i h
wow* ijUMfli'r fo S e c t i o n 1 . T o w n ah i;v 2U
■outfi, K a u a i 211 * a i t .
I if *>? I'.onirwosid, F l o r i d a ,
S ytliwi-at o u a r t e r of n o r t h w <-4t i | u a r t e r of
S e c t i o n :II. T o w n s h i p 2 0 »oij|Ji. ft an ice ?I0
m d . r s r e p t t h e f o lh iw in ^ 4 t r a c t * ,
( i I * Tiepin a t N W e a r n e r *»f l a i d S W 'a of
N W *|, r u n e d i t r»7f» f e e t , s o u t h 120 feet,
went fthO ftpet* n o r t h 420 feet t n p_ « h.,
*2' t »nt lour* ti •»f mi At re kn ow n a* l i ja| i tU t c h u r c h l o t .
,
t*1i l i r g i n ill S W c u rrier uf ^ aid S W 1* of
iN'VV1*, r u n ea *t 121 f r e t , n*»rth GU7 feet,
We*t J 2 I. feel, s o u t h tiy l f e e l (o p, n. | j , j a n d
(4> T w o acre* f o r m e r l y aultf t o J . W.
D rig g er* .
m o r e fu lly d e s c r i b e d In
Herd
H o o k , , V* * p a g e ^JJ2 , J [ , u b l i c - l U <uii d *i O i i n Ttr '
WhenYourSpringBreaks
put on
AUTO OWNERS
C all on us fo r exact
d u p l i c a t e of y o u r
b ro k en sp rln d ,
_
a n d S, F- I t a n d i i c y ,_ JF irc'h in r'r * *** T j
_ _
ft to b r g sn<l loss bog I A*)
It E «l N W <-„r E SO ft
S 1 to fi W f>n ft N 1 to fi
* A I h e p u l p i l y of A S P a c k a r d
Also, T a t * ’■' f t ill, mle No I I I, d * ’ . I t h e
l t d il* k “ f J i*l s . \ 11 I '81L, sa id rt r r <fn *tc
r. IVeft tig (tit f >dh, %t nc d e s c r i b e d U'ul*, i.»-
s n ' t b-s. b og 3 1 0 , fl S *i|
N W i or r u n S 310 It F
2 10 ft N 2 10 fi \V .- hi
* it
12, Tp
!'♦ ^ .
32, T p . 19 H,, IT. til IL, auld a* t h e p ro p e rty
of U n k n o w n .
AUo T m i C ertificate No. 125. da te d the
Ith d a y of J u n e . A D 1917. said rc rlifieatr
rovrrinjf t h e following i l . u r j b u d land*
W ight. H
U v * 10 r h 8 i f , N W rftr of
N E < (.
r u n K «70 ft N t o It It
— .
N W Iv
■LuwtW L
IL. t.t
*a .s- i7emwW vW .yi.-.v-T t *
10 r h S anti 779 ft
Lot 2V* M id*) in Sec
H Id T, wold *■ t h e p r o p e r t y of It < M a will, M*o T a « f ‘er tl t l r a t p N n
IM , d ated
th » I t h d a y of J u n e . A. I». I 9 | 7 , t a i d cert l A r a l o c o v e r i n g t h e fo lio w in g.duariilird la n f l i,
I n - * H t Lot* 1.1. i t and If», M i d w a y , in Sec.
I" I
l ir e si N F ripr N
rtm S Ml ft W I r.u fj N
Ml ft K I Ml It
Hrg 310 ft. S of N W ror of
N K (( of N W ,
ru n E 2 to fl
2 | 0 ft W
210 II N 210 rt
Hr-f
sp rin g s a t
tsfactlon
t h a t Is
real.
*t
" N
1 117.
1 r il Tjiiijb,.
J a l v-r
' a p p e a r l o t h e Hill of ("j*m pla in t filed in «afd
• ^ ^ r r T T f l ^ r ^ T d i i T n r H a L i : .x n r m n r t ^ 1*1-~ -Srtih o n k lo m i a j r . t h n 7 t h (S iy of J u l y , 1919, c a u a c o n o r h e f n re
in I r u n t til t h e C o u r t f lu u * c d<Wir in S a n f o r d ,
T ^w fn g d c s r f l h e d " Tand*. I o - w j t
Lot l t d in
M O N D A Y , IU* I t h d a y of AH ( J U S T ,
Midway, S e r . 12. T p IU S . It I t H sold F l o r i d a , d iirin a t h e leg al h o u r * of sa le , offer
» » g Sin. N__ailL: nf
A l d r i d f i ’, W U
F ,.f
to lirg
I S F i, ol NW , nf N F ,
It-** loo ft F sm l W I.)
Ih7*s It N ami S in
N F ror S *j
It* g si N \V ror of S I V 1, of
S \V ' ; of N E *i
ru n n 132 It E 3 1 ft N
W ,
.
13 2 f t W 3 If. ft
l l r r r.fi'i ft R " f
m i l r p o st
r u n IV t l & ft N 2 0 0 ft
• K I I I I t S 2 0 0 ft
lltq- 100 ft W of N E n o of S ' ,
of N W o f
N E », or
S E 't
r u n S 3 3 0 It W Dm ft N
'
3 3 0 (1 E 100 II I r . . N
30 ft
U r g 1390 f t 8 of N W r o r
r u n E 1109 ft H t o G r a n t
linn S 23 ft W a l o n g . a m r
17 It W 3"fi fl t o A. ( ' . I.
Ry U I y along - a m r to
Sattlortl a v r N to to g
for sale an d self t o t h e h i g h e s t b i d d e r lo r ea*h
t h e fidtnwing d e s c r i b e d lan d * , l o - w i l LoLs II
a n d 12 •! IMork t ..I T ie r I of S a n f o r d , F l o r
ida. a r m r d i n g l u
E
IT
T ra ffo rd 'n m ap.
■u b i e r t , h o w e v e r , t o a n y p n v in i: I|cn. aidew alk h e n , or o t h e r lien, nr t * * « uhsei|U efit t n
t h e >t**r
In f a v o r of s a i d city'*
A. K. FO W E I L S
J. i . Dickinson.
mneary.
( ' i t y S o licito r.
, ft.A Stc
N O T IC E O F M A STEICS HALE
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r a n d fo
A I ) I St 111
It i« f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t a cony of this
o r d e r he p u b h a h e d o n ce a week for t w e l v e
rut n*c c u l l v r week* in t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a
w eek ly n r w a p a p e r p u b liah C d in aald .S*mIn ole c o u n t y . H o r i d a
(Uven u n d e r m y h a n d a n d th» te a I of my
office ( h it t h e 2 2 n d d a y of April, 1919, *
U«*al)
E, A. DOUC1LASB.
C l e r k nf l b # C i r c u i t C o u r t uf S e m i n o l e Co,,
. ... .
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Florida.
L. \ \ . D u v a l ,
C o m p l a i n a n t*« Soli ri to r .
& o .|itc
lrewH“’Co ii rt7
SANEOUI) FLUlUI)A
1
19 S-, IL I I K . s*dd »s th e pr**J»- *J a mi
„ -------- . ___ „e of I h e S e v e n t h
**rly nf A S F a r l t n r d
J u d i c i a l C ir c u it C o u r t of F l o r i d a , in C h a n
Ml., l a s r . T t i l l r . trM l , d a t . r l Ihe cery , m a c e r t a i n c a u s e w h e r e i n t h e C i t y of
I t h *l*> •*( Jun«', \ D r » I 7 *aid r nr r e(l> 11 <• S a n f o r d m r o m p l a i n a n l , a n d W F L r a k i t t
•lifon ff an t . J t h e U n ile r sig n e d S p e c i a l M a i l e r
r i iv t r i n i r t h r folitj wing i l m riln it lan d , i -j
WII I t I III.M id * a i in
.
t _• J p
* , , will nn N fnndav. t h e Tth d ay nf J u l y , 1919,
It
I I I . n d i f »i (hi
p m p r r f > nl
\ S. In f r o n t nk t h e ( ' n u r l H o u s e d o o r In H a n f o r d ,
F l o r i d a , d u r i n g t h e legal h o u r s of sale, id ler
Fa'K aril
*
for sa le a n d *"ll t o tfoi* h i g h e s t ( h ttld e r fur
Also T a | C e r t i f i c a t e N o
It 7. d a t e d the c a s h t h e f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d lan d * . I n -w i i :
*‘l h day **f J u l y , A I* | * M \ **a i'1 c r i i f i ,(n I. id h , liln rk
T i e r fi of S a i i f u r d ^ a r c n r t l i n t
♦ o)rftr*K t h e f o l lo w in g d e a r rt b e d land*. I>(* t o K. IL T r * f f n r d 's m a p , • u f i f e c l , h o w e v e r ,
wit : l.nt 17 7. M i d w a y , in S n
112, T p I *• S., t o a r t y p a s ini:, r i d e w a l k , or o t h e r l i e n , o r t a x
It :Jt K , sold as t h e p r o p e r t y of J . IL W h ite ;
s u b s e q u e n t t u t h e y e a r I91fi, in f a v o r of -stud
AD*» T a v C e r t i f i c a t e ^» o . I M , d a t e d t h e c i t y .
I r d d a y of J u l y , A D. I 9 | f i , s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e
A: K. F O W E ITH.
c o v e f i i t c t h e following; d e s c r i b e d l a n d s , t o .
S p e c i a l M a s t e r In C h a n c e r y .
J . J . D ir k in f tin«*
• C i t y Hotfrilnr.
1st gal l»5-5lr
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r u n F to r I v l r-,| >. |lr of
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* s m r to p o i n t N ol Itr S
M a r t i n . A. E
G O O D T O T H E LUST DROP
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
ASK YOUR
GROCER
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Women!
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fine N 2-r» ft E a l o n e (#r *r*i
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t o foe|t
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in J , O. F r i t s Huh DIv
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F a g e H H e m ln o le ( ' o u n t y
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SW.'f of N E I,
Hero la a messago to
BtiffcrlnK women, from
Mrs. W. T. I’rlce, of
Public, Ky.:
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fered w ith p a in fu l..." ,
ebo wrllca. *'I got down
with n weakness In m y
back and J l m b a ...!
felt belplesa a n d .d la cournEod.. . I had about
Riven up bopia of ever
being well again, when
a friend Insisted I
bVrtitiro r ' t ‘ trees NOW for developm ent of
fr it aa 1 j o- t'i if tree. The aixe of next yeur'a
crop depends in a great measure on, the grot.-tli
ef
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lessen • -tur p r'-ifs <' t ‘t j ir and iti'xt
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.litize ttjw! V. e o l , -r a..y anal*.
All the Potash You Want
l l w s i ‘ f r t . Alice A
I t » f *1 S W r u r N W
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO
2.H.0Q
ul S F ' ,
run E fi rh n '#)S rh W
l o " ~ Mallonvillc
aVr
S'
along
point W
of beg K t o beg* _ ,
p e g *t SW r o r lllk II Mellon
villa- r u n W i n s ft N 392
fl E I US It S 292 ft tn
beg
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ruri N 22 00 rh* Ii» l.sW '
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C o '* A d ti r u n N E l y a l o n g
F •Id.- of 1*1(1 Atlil an ti
■long E l y si'l<- of E . It.
T r a l f n n l ' s M * p - of S a n -
Unknown
T h e foregoing deerribed p ro p e rly rniy be re deem ed at a n y tim e before being certified
t * C ity A tto rn e y lor eoilertiun by paying r u s t of advertising and i n te r e s t a l th* r a le uf
I S P»c r e f i f pe r a n n u m .
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Manufacturers Ideal Fertiliicrs
Dealers in Sprjjy Pumps and Insecticides
f u r o r of t h l i r o r p o r a l f o n ahall. hi*
L aw to n Brother* C o m p a n y , and it* p r i n c i p a l
place of hutln ras shall he In O v in f n . SumInulc c o u n ty , Florida
Thu
•
JA9 .'C .‘ ROBERTS.
„
C ity Clark A tf u lltcto r
I beran Canlul. In
a s’, ort whllo I itavr a
marked difference...
I grew BtronRor rlfiht
nloiiR, and It cured mo.
,1 ant stouter than I
havo been In yearn."
I f you suffer, you can
n p p r d c l a t o what It
means to be atrong and
well. Thousands of wo
m en giro Cardut * the
credit for th eir Rood
health. I t chould help
you. T ry CarduL A t all
druggists.
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OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
h*N*1ni? it
ru w - i o i p e f tn .h j. gsrt h,., ^ » »f, s r a,
*■*1***1 " n r " » ' S a n f i . n l . F lw ii ilq .
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DR. E. S. HOFFMAN
| d(*hlMHr.!i A nh'hhl'ifj
Sfdirit■*= fop" r* •»m)]
Ttrv-fiahtli 21 S.iU»h. flanc** 21* Fi» =«:
ttlvo hefln ninir a t ?-\\* t-nroer n( Vh
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( • cal)
K. A. D O U G L A S S ,
C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e Co..
M a t w y A W arlow
Sola, f o r . C o m p I t .
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5 1 - 1 3 tc
JEWELER
t it!!, \ I .L K VK K US.
anford. Fh.rida.
I'd] m d It*’ t . t k t * »i« i on /f ‘0** *1l( »« f u rl fit * f'fd» ri •! t h a t Ihi^ n-**to •*,
poi
I if it*** H an fo rd H e r a l d o n c e * a* h
> * e k fur f o u r d j n n r u l i f K weekm.
S W i f of N W W . N . U of S W <f and
of R W H SOf. 35, T p . 2t) S, f|. 2 9 E.
Y ou are h e re b y ordered to a p p e a r
hill of c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n (lleil on t h e I
of A u g u s t , A . r>. 1919.
I t la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t t i i , no
p u h l l a h c d o n c e e a c h week f o r tw elv e
in t h e H a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n r w a p a p e r pu
In aald S e m i n o l e C o u n t y ,
W i t n e s s m y h a n d a n d t h e r e a l of i
C i r c u i t C o u r t t h i a . 2 g t h d a y of April
I.L K .
Article II.
Tht- g 'l u - r s l n a lu r r
ihe business' to h r
Ir a n * .r to f l liy t L r u r p o r s t l o n shall h r a ,
follo'ss, to-fclt: To r . p y on s g r n e r s l m e r
es n 111c or m rrchsn<li.r business, ami lo |iurc h t s r . s r l l . a n i l Ural in m r r e h i n t li a r . wood,
groceries, household gufnli a p d personal
p r o p e r t y nf all descriptions: to b u y , sell,
work, H e rrln p a n d d ra l in real e s t a t e : to
till, farm ! cu ltiv ate a n d o p e r a te the la n d s of
th e c o r p o ra tio n and lands of other pe rsons,
a n d t o m a r k e t, sill a n d dispose of t h e p r o
d u c t . therefrom .
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Article* III.
T h e a m o t w t *f th e rn p t ta l s t o r k nf tkla
c o r p o ra t io n shall b e T w e nty-five T h o u s a n d
(116,000.00) Dollars, tn ba divid ed i n t o tw u
h u n d r e d a n d filly <2M)i sha res ol t h e p a r
va lua of On# H undred (1100.00) Dollar*
a a r h , a n d aald s t a r k may. be paid for i n ' r a s h
nr In p r o p e r t y , labor a n d arrvires, a l a ju s t
v a lu a tio n to be fixed b y ' the dirertb ra a t a
Bleating ra iled far such purpose*.
Article
It,
T h r corporation.ahall salat parpatually.
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FLORIDA
R. C. Maxwell, Mgr.. Sanford Branch
ARE YOU INSURED?
IF NOT, SEE
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
AGENT ! i
General Fire
..
Sanford
o m c c pL tip L E s
dank
Insura
d u il d in g '
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T H E S A N F O R D HEJ
r
| r D eIinquent T a x L ist For Y ea r 1917
City of Sanford, Florida
INSCRIPTION
Block
Tie*
Hrfin a f th» S K T o t of Illork 1
T ier I of E II T rafT ords
M ap ru n W l i t ft \
366.06 It S 69 deg 17
mla E 133.1 ft S 341.74
ft to Be*. I a c r e -------- ...
lie* at th e Intersec tion «.f the N
l ln # ' of C o m m e rc ia l *t
with t h e W lln# of Palm otto a*# t u n N 4SI.S ft
N 69 d # f 17 min \V 448.2
ft S 6 2 6 3 3 ft to Comm erriat l v e E on N mid#
of C o m m e rc ia l f t 419.2
ft t o Be*. 4.ft a c re * ___ —
Be* 250 ft N of th# in te m e c ti o n
c l t h e N lin# of C o m
mercial at « i t h t h e #a*t
tin# of P a r k i « r r u n N
435.74 f t, S 69 de* 17
~ 379126,
E 159
1 3 9 -‘W S
min ~
y t 146.8 f t <•*6**. Containing 1.4 aer#a
Loll 5 a n d 4 ------------------- -------I
Lola 3. 4 A 5 --------- -------------------- l
All n o r t h of C o m m e rc ia l » t ___ __ *
U ta i k » Z .Z
.1 Z Z
Be* 135 ft W of S E cor r u n N
140 ft N t o C o m m e r c ia l
•t.
W t o B a n d a*# S
118.2 f t K 152 ft S 104.2
(t t o Firat *t E t o b # ( ___
L o t * -----------------_ ---------------------
TV >, j f i a t ' i * f t T . l Z . Z ~ Z Z Z
L o t. 7 * * z z r r z r r '
_
W alker. C. R. .
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■Sanford Hotel A Imp. Co
C a r te r , W. P. A Co
Z achary C r t A Nov Wk*
W h itn r r . J, N,
B rardall. P
S
Sanford Hotel ft Im p Co
W hit#, L. E.
. .
W ig h t. H e n r y ...... ..........
T h o rn to n S»u*rr, Jo#
Aldridge, W. G.
Holly. K. J.
T*bnraa
w ahcer.
r . IE
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•
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F e rn a ld Hdw , Co
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Lot 1 0 ____
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S 4 of Lot 4 * L ot 8...____5
fo.t 6 * N f l of L ot 7 _ — ......... . _
‘Lot 9 _______ ____ ________________
.. L o t. L I ---------------- i-------S - t ? f r # r L o t 72 * n « I T
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W s of Lota 6 * 7 .
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All
All
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Lot 4 A 5, . ____ .
Lota 6. T * 8 ____ _____________
Ail let* S W ‘*__
All
Lot I and N ' j of Lot 2
Lot 4
Lot 10 .
Lot l
Lot 2
Lot ,1
Lot 10
Lot 2
Lot 9
It* * NK cor _
run W 40 ft S 125 It E
40 ft N 125 I’
II, E 50 It W of N E cor
Run W 36 ft S 125 ft E
.16 ft N 125 It
lie* S W eur. .
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144 ft E 46 It S 264 ft
W 114 ft
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l.ut 1
Lut 1
l.ut 5
Lot ‘J
Lol b
Lut 9
1*01 1
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ft
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2
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T h a t c h e r I’»ktrv r*.
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2
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Lot 8
—7 3
S 24 ft of Lot I t ----------------3
W ' j uf L ot 4 .
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Lot# 8 . 9 * 10
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Lot 9 — .— — ------- * —- —— -— 3
1,01 1 2 ............. ....... .........
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lot 5
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3
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ft
ft
Hob.rtm. Mm. E. M
M a honey, F. J.
T h o r n to n . W. S.
I l in d a l l E. IE
t e n d o n . H. ..
l l r r n d o n , O. I*.
S hinholte r. Mr*. A. E
Kernatd Hdw. Co
J. L. Miller
I>or*#y, J. IE
Peter*. W. IE
Daniel*. Jr>o. Z
Tervrilliger,
Hilliard. II L.
Hawaln*. W. S.
C r o n . Mr*. E. W.
H a * k in * . Vlrtoria
K. o( P _____
Ho***tt#r, A. T . . _
T h r a s h e r , A. M. .
ai iiict. .<
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W oman'* Club
L eavitt, W. T
L ea vitt, W. T
Rung*. S.
Parrish. A. I*
ltuw m an, (V W
Su**m*n, E A
So**man, F A
tirufon. J ,!!
W hitnrr. J N
lliffln * , Mr*. J C..
H atch, Frank
ftrnert V S.
Bard. Mary M r l i
L#wii, Sarah
Jnhneon, !ti>*i
William*. A L.
WoodruIT, S. E.
Woodruff, S K
Diniee, C. II
U lja. M r . A
C*meron, Joe
l>irk*nn. *E
Jonre, Cha*
Thdmp*<*n, W J
Van I t r m a n . C B
H e l l i o l . It 1.
Little, J
Stew art,
Lovell, Mr*. W. W.
Connelly, A. P . _____
U l j a , A.
Shelley
Lot 6
I ..t 6
A llen.'T: J.
A. C- L R. It
G rigrr. A
Ab«-rnalh>, 51 • 55
1 1 l* I. 2 ft 3
C a ld w e l l, 1* 5 A Sun
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l.i t f.
9 46 ft uf l.ut 9
1
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L o ta ft, 6, 7, 8. 9 a 10. .e .
L u la ft ft 7 . . . ...... ..
Lot 7 .
S 50 ft of STVl, .......
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L o ta 1 A 2
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M a honey , I 55
L i etnirei.in. J<,
Thom**. Gu* i
S he phe rd, G
IVNcal, Vlctr
June*. A. E.
Allen, J
llulchin>up, J W
. H ale b, Frank
Ctrl #y, Tl." F:--------- — -----. ..
. Corny, B. F.
lie-vine. W. T.
M rA ln andrr, J. E. .
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lit a lly , Mary II.
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Coultrr, A. / .
I.*01cr, W. A.
e Partington, Cha*.
Matlll, W. G.
O l rihr# llruth Co
O* Fibre llru*b C o . . . -. .
6 * Fibre Bru>h C o . .
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Arraatrong, OWrn
Hubert* S A Karri*, R
’.Gardner, Mra B. A.
Iloftman, Peter
Jone#, Wealey E i k „ . _ _ —
Wataon, Peggy
Stewart. W. C.
Pord. J. (J.
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Geiger, H. II.
Harper. Pan Eit.
llrown, Lury
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Lot* 6 a n d 7 ________ . _________ _
Lot | 0 ...........
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R a n 8 l i f t ft B M I t
V . N - m i t w so f t _____ _
9
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Lota ft a n d 7 ______ _ ! ? . _________10
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L o ta 8 a n d 10___’________
L o t 9 ___________i _____
L ot 4, 5, 9 a n d 10
Lota 3, 8. 9 a n d 10
L ot 1___ ___ _ , ____
L ot 3 _ ____ ..
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L o t 5 ________ __________ _
Lot 6 ____________ __________
L ota 7, 8. 9 a n d 10
L ota 2 a n d 3
____ *
F r a e W > , E of IE R.............
7.00
2-80
3.«0
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I Lota 31 a n d 35 t o 40
! Lota 47 In 56
i Lota 57. 58. 59. 6 0 ..62. 63 and 64
Lot 61
H i L « t ^ 4 * 1 1/ 69 an 1 77 to »4
2.
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Sim*. A. 8 ___
Thraiher, A. M. .
June*, Simon
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Mcl^atrr, W. E.
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Crrrotn. T . L, . _
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Durham, W. E. _______ _
Stewart, W. C. . . ----- .
Stewart, W. C . _________
U a a d e .a ll..
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Und*ay, J. E______________
Gramling, E. M , . . _______
Gramtlng, A, A . ___ „™2Z2
Gramling, E, M ... -------- —
J t l H , I>. H-----------------------Cowart, Jim
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Sixteen Pages—Section 1, Pages 1 to 8
HERALD
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.IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 57
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1919
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x
volume
NO RADICAL
REDUCTION
IN PRICES
immediately have low priced pro- j
ducts with high cost labor. "
At no time was honest labor more
indispensable than during the war,
and during th a t period1 the average
weekly wh$? of • all workers was
greatly advanced.•
A
TEEGRAPH COPY OF
OPERATORS TREATY IN
AMERICA
ON STRIKE
appertaining, and all o f 't h e house
hold furnish ngc and fixture now in
the bui dings located on Lots One
( 1) and Two (2) including the kitch
en and basement. ‘
FRANCESAYS
NO CHANGES
IN
To HavV^fcd .Tp Hold, ^unto, .the
said grantee, ite successors and as
signs, solely and ’exclusively to be
Out of the war has come a strtmg
used and applied to hospital pur
realisation of the value of labor to
poses, and to be known and desig-’
civilization, arn^ we must accustom
nated as the “ Fernald-Laughton
oursclevs to the evident fact that a
Memorial," and not otherwise, upon
permanently higher scale of wages or
the
following conditions to-wit;
FRANCE IS FIRM IN H E R STAND
to
Am e r i c a
by
CLAIM
SERVICE B r o u g h t
leaders
IN i n d u s t r y a n d compensation has been established COMPANIES
ON PR ESEN T DRAFT— LITTLE
DAVISON
OF
MORGAN , St
First,
T
h
at
the
said
property
shall
.W
IL
L
NOT
BE
IMPAIRED
AS
e c o n o m ic a f f a ir s
m a k e for the world's worker, both skilled
PR O G R ESS ON’ AUSTRIAN
CO.—CREATES S E N S A T IO N ^ be converted into and used for hos
ONLY A PART OF OPERATORS
statem ents for
g o v e r n , and unskilled.
* •’ TREATY
CO.'—
CREATES
SENSATION
IN
pital purposes for and* during the
'ARE M EMBERS OF STRIKING
r?
"m f n t r e p o r t
and
g iv e
In all lines of industry, to make u
SENATE
*
*
life
of
the
said
grantor.
*
.
UNION
i;OOD
SOUND
ARGUMENT fair profit, selling prices must be in
Baris, Tuesday, June 12.—The de-------- „ Second, T h a t . t h e said grantee termination of France not to coun
to s u p p o r t t h e m
Washington,
June
.
12,-rJIow
the
•
Chicago,
June
12.—Union1
lenders
proportion to the cost of production,
shall equip and maintain the said tenance fcny material changes In the .
decliredT4sl“nighf fhat the first H ay peace treaty reached private hands
How-abQUt prices?----- —-------- — — including the enhanced cost* of labor.
property for such hospital purposes treaty with Germany was clearly de
in
New
York
and
thus
stirred
up
a
This fact should be recognized in response to the call for a nationwide
which maintainancc shall never fall fined today after the meeting of the
This is the question which is up buying as well as in selling.
sensation
in
(he
senate
was
estab
strike of commercial telegraphers
below an average stnndard qf ef council of four and various commis
permost in the minds of the. people
lished
yesterday
at
a
two
hour
hear
gave promise th at the tie-up will be
There exists tn the world today,
of America and the world for th a t
complete in three days, despite ing before the foreign relations com ficiency, and' shall continue dhring sions .which failed' to reach any solu
and
there
will
exist
for
some
time
to
the life of the said grantor.
matter during these times of recon
tion of. the deadlock on im portant
.
•s
claims of company, officials that the mittee.
come,
a
tremendous
latent
demand
Third, T hat the said grantee shall points dn which differences of opin
struction.
So much so that the
strike has failed. .
„
Senator Lodge revealed the copy
U. S. Department of Labor has ask for goods and service und a relative
pay unto the said grantor during the ion have arisen.
Reports received by the Associ he said was shown him' by Elihu remainder of her natural life such,
ed the leading men of the Industrial shortage of workers caused by the
In spite of the attem pt to speedup
ated Press from many towns in vari Root, a former secretary of state. sum of money yearly in equal quarand financial world to state briefly warV The high cost of living has
Mr.
Root
told
the
committee
he
got
the
work of the peace conference, re
their opinions on this great question. not yet begun to recede, and it ous sections of the country indicate it from Henry P. Davison, a mem ly payments as will equal eight per po rts arc still unavailable from com
would be - an erroneous policy at that commcrci al telegraph business
The following opinions of these
ber of the Morgan banking house cent per anpum on a valuation of missions dealing with Schleswig Hol
present to attempt to cut prices at was not seriously interrupted in
men who study matters of this na
and
head of the Red Cross, and Mr. said property at thd value and sum stein, the eastern boundaries of Ger
most districts.
the expense of labor.
ture from a broad viewpoint is well
s
Davison In turn testified it-was given of $25,000.00 which value is hereby many, the Belgiarv frontier' and wa
A
statement
by
President
Carlton
Statement by A. Barton Hepburn,
him In Paris by Thomfut W. Lamont, pla ced thereon for the purpose of terways and- harbors.
worth considering:
this indenture and- the provisions
of
the
Western
Union
Telegraph
* , of the Chaae National Rank,
_ ' l Statement by J. Ogden Armour
(Continued on Page 4)
Premier Clemenccau. is especially
thereof, ' except th a t out of such
Company that only 166 persons, 121 .
New York
The greatest danger to our eco
firm
in his refusal to agree to th e ad
yearly sum herein provided to be
of them dperators, answered the
Seventy-five to eighty per cent of strike call, brought from S. J, Konnomic structure today arises from
mission
of Germany to tho league of
paid by the said grantor, the said
Connell Proceedlnga
of many to recognise a new and the cost of all products represents c'fi kamp. president of the Commer
grantee shall retain the sum of nations immediately. ’ The French
City cobncil met in regular session
higher level of prices, based on per labor; and as long as the minimum cial Telegraphers’ Union of America,
,
$500.00 to be used by the said hold that they understood German
manently increased cost of labor, price of wheat is fixed by the gov the remark that more than that on June 2nd at 8:30 p. m. Present, •grantee in equiping and m aintain psychology'better than the allies and
ernment at $2.25 a bushel and other number of Western Union employes F. L. Miller, chairman, Roy Symes, ing said hospital, the same to be a realize what the increasing arrogance
and high taxation.
Those who postpone building or necessities of the wage earner ar^ in Chicago alone had joined the Geo. D. Bishop, R. A. Newman, donation by the grantor for th at of the Gormans during the last few
John Adams. G. F. Smith and L. P.
buying in the hope of materially approximately'as high in proportion, strike by noon today.
purpose, and said yearly periods weeks means. They say they appre
Hagan.
there
is
every
reason
labor
lower prices, are speculating in the
shall date from the date of the exe ciate how ’much this arrogance would
’•Reports up to late today point to
V
future misfortune of the nation. For should contend ngainst reduction.
Minutes of last meeting read and cution of this indenture,, and each be increased if the peace conference
a 90 per cent, response in the Postal
falling prices, when reaching the With a recession in the cost of living
quarterly payment shall be made on should yield to the German demand
Telegraph service, and a 70 per cent approved.
there
should
be
a
corresponding
re
point whore profit is eliminated,
for immediate admission to the
Communication from American
response from Western Union em
or before the expiration of each
mean panic, depression, unemploy duction in th? cost of labor. The
league. The French, it is understood
employers of labor cannot go on ployes,” said Konenkamp in a statc- Chemical Co., relative personal as quarterly period, except as to- the are willing th at the Germans shou.ld
ment and other troubles.
paying present wages, nor, indeed, mekt to the Associated Press to sessment. On motion G. F. Smith, $500.00 to be deducted as a dona be admitted later.
In the final analysis 75 per cent or
any wages, unless their business con night, “ Th(; y ist has shown up sur seconded by b. P. Hagan and car
tion, which last sum shall be used
more of the cost of most commodi
Hopes for Early Decision
tinues, and ’ it has seemed to me prisingly well and in the southeast ried, same w'as referred to assessor.
ties consists of labor, and reductions
exclsuively
for
the
purposes
herein
Paris,
June 12.----- Official an- .
alone
the
number
of
strikers
now
that the closing of certain industries
Communication from G. W. Spenin the market price of commodities
nouncement
was made after the
exceeds
3,000.
Telephone
workers
provided
and
not
otherwise.
would throw labor out of employ
' cer, relative personal assessment
are. therefore, inevitably reflected in
meeting
of
the
council of four this
have
added
to
the
strikers’
n
u
m
b
e
rs
'
ment. In seeking new employment
Fourth, That all of the propertydepot
lunch
counter. On
mothe compensation of labor.
afternoon that there win hope of a
in Philadelphia. New Orleans. Co- tj<>f> (. K Kmith> Krr(lTU)e(i by L. P.
(Continued on page 10)
(Continued on page 4)
comparatively early decision on the
Nothing in the labor situation war
lurnbia. S. C., and Brunswick, Ga.
Hngan. same ordered cancelled for
rants anyone in expecting materially
reply to Germany. It was said an
“ When the electrical worken go on 1917-18.
lower cost of commodities iu general
agreement in principle was reached
a nationwide strike Monday addi
Communication from A. G. Ham
on the reparations clauses to the ef
and building in purticulur. Wages
tional telephone workers nlso will go lin, referee in case of Jas. C.. Flet
v.ill In- less for several fundamental
fect th at no definite sum to be paid
out.
Railroad telegraphers in all cher, bankrupt. On motion L. P,
by Germany will be fixed In. the
reaMina:
parts of the country are refusing Hagan, seconded by G. F. Smith,
treaty und th a t the question would
I. The practical stoppage of im
commercial business and trouble same referred to city attorney.
be left virtually as in the original
migration sincp 1914, depriving
anew is impending in Canadn be
draft.. *
. . .
America of the several million work
On motion G. F. Smith, seconded
cause of refusal of Canadian tel.egraers who would normally have come
In French c'roles it was staled
phers to hundle Americun business." by R. A. Newman, real and preaonal
lax of 1918 of Lena Krause ordered
that the treaty will be much less
to our shores.
T
• t
. .
Washington. June 12.— Declaring | ranrc||e(|
'
altered than has been generally sup
2 The retention of the nation s
the strike of wire employes which
posed.
.. •
m ilitary and naval establishments of
On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded
begun yesterday was “ wholly with
nearly 2.000,000 workers, whieh may
Little Progress on Austrian Tresty
out justification," Postmaster Gen by John Adams and carried, A. A.
continue for an indefinite period.
Paris, Tuesday, June 12.— Litle
ARRANGEMENTS
MADE FOR eral Burleson saidj in a statement b r a n d i n g allowed, payment of taxes WOfcLD PUT SENATE ON REC. 3. The creation of new industries,
OKD
AGAINST
ACCEPTING progress is being made in the draft
FERNALI) .LAUGHTON
ME that "no amount-' of pressure •will without interest up to those of 1916.
such as shipbuilding and manufac . MORIAIv HOSPITAL ASSOCI-' avail to make the, wire conctrol
LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS PRO- ing of .the missing srtidep of the
On motion R. A. Newman, sec
treaty with Austria owing to the
ture of chemicals and dyes, requiring
POSEI) BY TREATY
ATION TO
MANAGE
HOS board extend or go beyond" rules ond e d 'b y L. P. Hagan and carried,
greater urgency of completing nego
hundreds of thousands of workers.
PITAL FOR CITY
ami regulations affecting employes request of C. A. Anderson to build
Washington, June
12.—Senator tiations with the Germans.
One
•t The urgent demand for building
laid down during the war by the Na shed ir\ reur of (Mark building, re Knox’s resolution to put the senate
A mass meeting of citizens was held
American official who is working'on
and construction of every cluss, due
ferred to building com m ittee with on record agdinst accepting the
in the court house on Monday night tional War Labor Board.
the Austrian treaty, was aaked today
to their having been forcibly held
power to act. ,
Mr.
Burleson
said
his
information
league of nations in the terms of the when the rest of the summary would
of this week to consider the new Fer
back for several years.
nald-Laughton
Memorial ^hospital was that telegraphic traffic had not
On motion Roy Symes, seconded peace treaty was reported today in be available, replied:
f. The shortage of* the world’s
and
would
not
be
delayed.
Govern
project.
by G. F. Smith und carried, Chus. an amended fo rm 'b y the senate for
"There may . not be SYiy more.
food supply.
•
It was understood by some of the ment business, which makerTup the Kunner allowed to pay delinquent eign relations committee..
The Austrians have more now a p p a r
•1 The proportionately higher lev men behln d the proposed hospital hulk of that hand)ed by the tele
The committee struck * out the ently than they are able to sign."
taxes without interest up to those of
•
’ ti The froportionately higher lev that there was considerable opposi graph companies here, was reported
final
section of the resolution which
1916.
The same waiting attitude ia being
els of commodity prices existing tion to the plan as proposed. * For. moving as usual today and at the
On motion Roy Symes, seconded would declare It a policy of the observed .regarding the Hungarian
practically all over Europe. .
state
d
e
p
a
r
tm
e
n
t'll
was.
said
there
this reason the mass meeting was
by G. 1;.' Smith, and carried, re American government th a t whenever treaty, parts of which are identical ’
On the one hand, then, wp arc called and everybody in the city in had been no interruption of cable
the peace of Europe became again
communication with Europe’.
•» quest of J. F. Laing to farm park threatened the United States would with the German' and Austrian
facing a serious shortage of labor as vited to discuss the matter.
corner Ninth street and French ave
treaty and already are.In print. A
soon as we approach, normal indus
"T he present strike of W ire em
Some seventy-five to one hundred
co-operate to remove such a menace.
nue denied.
tentative pSrt of t^e frontiers of
trial activity, and on the other hand people were present at. the meeting. ployes is wholly without justifica
The motion to amend the Knox Hungary has been prepared for sub
Deed conveying title to Fernald
there is confronting us a tremendous, The plan was thoroughly explained tion," said the postmaster general.
measure was made b y . Chairman mission to the council of four.
unsatisfied demand for many neces and the open discussion. which fol It started at Atlanta, Go., because home to City of Sanford:
Lodge and had the support of Sen
This Indenture, made and exe
sities which it was difficult or Im lowed found, all those present, which It was claimed employes of the
ator Knox and all other Republican
possible'to ’ obtain during the wSf. comprised y the (lading men and Southern Bell Telephone Company cuted this the 2nd day of June,
Dlrksdn — Matthews
members except Senator McCumber
Normally under such conditions women of the city, all heartily in had been dismissed solely because of A. D. 1919, by and between Mabel of North Dakota. No other am end
At the home of the bride, 816 Elm
we could
have a flood of low- favor of the plan as outlined. Short affiliation with the labor organisa L. Fernald (widow) of Sanford, Flor ments were adopted. The vote to
avenuea
on Saturday, June 7th a t
ida.
hereinafter
called
the
grantor,
priced goods from the Old World, talks were made by Judge Hous- tion. The complaint was promptly
favorably report stood 8 to 7.
11:30
a.
m. occurred the wedding of
and
the
city
of
Sanford,
Florida,
a
while now we find that prices In Eu h older, Dr. S. Puleston, Dr. Denton, referred to postoffice inspectors for
A resolution reserving the right of Miss Ada Dickson, daughter of S. C.
C. W. Entxminger, O. P. Swope, G. Investigation.
While the investiga municipal corporation, chartered and
rope have risen proportionately
the American congress to determine Dickson, and Mr. Christopher L.
much higher than in America, and F. Smith, F. P. Forster. T. W. Law tion was in progress and before the established by act of the legislature
the justness of the obligations im Matthews,
both .popular young
of
the
state
of
Florida,
and
located
the demand for commodities and ton, Rev. E. D. Brower, E. A. investigation b a d time to ascertain
posed
upon
the
counjry
under
the
people
,of
this
city.
in
Seminole
-county,
Florida,
here
the facts a sympathetic strike against
labor, to mae up the wastage of war, Douglass and others.
much*,
discussed
section
10
of
t|ie
inafter
called
the
grantee,
They expressed a desire th at the the*. Western Union was called In the
is even more keenly felt there than
Rev. A. S. Peck, r e c t o r ' of the
.W
city stand squarely behind the hos southeastern states. An insignificant
Wltneaseth, T h a t the said grantor, league of nations covenant, mean Episcopal church performed the cer
here.
while was introduced today by Sen
pital,
as
it
fills
a
long-felt
want
in
percentage
of
the
operatives
respect
for
and
In
consideration
of
the
sum
emony In the- presence of only the
The manufacturer who now quotes
of one dPilar, to her in hand paid by ator Sterling, Republican, of South relatives of the contracting parties
’ the lowest possible price consistent Sanford. If any were present who ed this order to strike.
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the grantoe, the receipt whereof is Dakota.
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The
with the high cost of labor, and were previously opposed to the plan
.Efforts of league supporters in the happy young couple left immediately
hereby
acknowledged,
and
of
the
guarantees this to be so, doing his they failed to make themselves
Wedding Announcement
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covenants . and agreements herein committee to postpone committee (or parts unknown on a wedding to u r
buying freely on the same basis, .known.
The
following
announcement
of
A
committee
was
appointed
to
contained to be kept and performed action failed and it waa predicted of several days. When last heard
ranks as our highest type of patriotic
plan
the
organisation
of
a
hospital
the
marriage
of
Mias
Sarah
A
p
p
le
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j,y " * n’d on the p art o f* th e said the resolution would be taken up in from they were a t Knoxville, Tenn.
• citizens. A new level of prices has
yard
will
be
interesting
to
the
San
aasociation
for
the
purpose
of
hand
grantee,
. its successors and assigns the senate early next week, bringing ' Miss Dickson has lived in Sem
been established, from which there
ford
friends
of
the
y
o
u
n
^
lady,
a
ling
the
institution
for
the
city.
This
has
given,
granted, bargained and the league flight into a new phase.
can be ' no material recession until
inole county and Sanford ail of her
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sold, and by these presents does
The first.m otion to strike out the
inventive genius succeeds in corres committee met on Wednesday ^even former resident of Sanford:
ing
and
formed
a
tentative
organiza
She is well and . favorably
pondingly increasing labor’s produc
Colonel Thomas J. Appleyard an hereby give, grant, bargain and sell last section failed on a tie vote but life.
tive capacity by mechanical means. tion for the purpose of obtaining a nounces the marriage of his daugh unto the said grantee, its successors Senator Fall, who had voted in the known-throughout the city and coun
Statement by Jamea B. FAiCan, charter for the new institutioif.
ter Sarah Elizabeth to Dr, George and assigns, forever all of the follow pegative, moved to reconsider, giving ty and for the p u t few yehra has
A mass .meeting of the citizens of Augustine
Marion, on Thursday, ing described lands and property, the proposal a majority of one.
Flrat National Bank. Chicago
been fin employee a t the local tele
the county will be held at some date June fifth, nineteen -hundred and situate and lying and being in the
When Senator Knox later aaked phone exchange.
While it ia my belief th at the gen tp be announced I/ztcr. at which time
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nineteen, Tallahassee, Florida.
At city of Sanford, Florida, to-wit:
unanimous consent to present the fa
eral trend of prices during the next a permanent organization will be Home after Sept, first, <1919, 5ft) N.
Lola One (1), Two (2) and Three vorable report in the senate today, • Mr. M atthews is an operator in
decade may be downward, I do not formed.
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Goodmkn Street, Rochester, New (3) of B.lock ’Seven (7) of Tier Five Senator Robinaon, Democrat, of Ar th* dispatcher’s office of the A. C. L.
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The. membership will be composed York. .
anticipate any sudden or. violent
(5) of th e City of Sanford,Florida,
kansas objected. T he Arkansas sen here and (a very popular among the
of
citizens
from
all
over
the
'county
according to E. R. Trafford’s . map. ator withdrew his objection, however railroad employees who are all hia
tumble in the near future beyond
and the organization will be county-- Tofend the official proceedings of the thereof duly recorded in the public with
the elimination ’of war prices made
the u n d m u n d ln , th a t t h . , Iri, nd t. He (* ,Uo p u t owner of t h , '
wide. It ia expected th a t every pub city council, in which is set forth in records of Seminole county, Florida; senate wobld adjourn from today to* ,
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necessary <o stimulate production in lic spirited citizen will attend tjiis full the deed conveying the fernald
Together with ail of the buildings, Monday, so there would be no dO-jeUy G»r t *e on P»rk *v*nuehigh coat plants. We cannot "eat meeting. ’
home lo th e city fof hospital pur improvements .and agpurtenances
bate this week. The report then I The Herald joins their manyElsehwhere in this issue will, be poses.
our cake and have it." We cannot
t h e r c u .to belonging or in any wlsej went in.
ffiends in the best of good wishes.
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3iyiitonjx»\an.n;r<
You are a music lover. Every normal
man and woman loves good music.
Do you realize what Mr. Edison
music lovers?
EDISON
The Phonograph with a Soul
literally Re-Creates the voices'of the world’s great singers and the performances of the world
great instrumentalists. It gives you all that the ear can give of the /
art of the world’s greatest artists.
By direct comparisons between the instrument find the living art
ists, the New Edison has earned the right to be called the only in
strument which Re-Creates music. The Government has given Mr.
Edison the exclusive right to use the word “ Re-Creation" as applied
to phonographic reproduction of music. These amazing tests between
the New Edison and the artists whose voices have been Re-Created by
it were made before two million people by thirty dilTerenthreat ar
tists and are chronicled in the news columns of America’s principal
newspapers.
These.tests are conclusive, but we want you to come to our store
arid make a test of vour own.
CAN YOU FORGET?
Can you come to our store, seat yourself comfortably and forget
that you are in a phonograph store? If you are able to do this, we
.shall give you a' very wonderful experience. We shall ask you to
take a^chair about twenty feet from the New Edison. We shall
show you a picture of a great singer for example, Frieda Hempel,
of the Metropolitan Opera. We shall ask you to recall the last
time you heard a great soprano. Perhaps we shall ask you to close
vour eyes, or turn your.back upon the instrument. Then we shall
play—no, that is not the word—Then Frieda Hempel will sing for
F o r a P la y e r - P ia n o , hear
you. Every quality of her glorious voice that has contributed to
her world-wide success will be present iu the New Edison’s Re-Cre
ation. With vour eves closed or your back turned, and with your
mind open to the inspiration of the music, you will forget that you
are listening to an inanimate object. You will almost feel Frieda
Hem pel’s presence in the room. We want you to make this test.
It will give you all of the rare sensations that a music lover gets at
the opera or concert. If will probably determine you to become the
owner of a New Edison, but you will not be urged to buy.
Come
to our store and sav, "I w a n t to test the New Edison.”
th e
P ia n o l
uces
p la y er r o lls as th e a r tists p la y e d th e m .
F o r a p ia n o , let u s d e m o n s tr a te a K n a b c
or
M c P h a il
G rand,
p ia n o s e n d o r s e d b y th e w o r ld ’s grea test a r tists,
• For the very latest in hand played song rolls, and
Edison Disc and Amberola records, come in and
select a few from our complete stock.
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Easy terms.
Opposite Post Office
Phone 931
�y
OCEAN FISHING PIER
THE SANFORD
Finest Dance Floor in the Stale
Meet lyie at n A V T t
On Ocean Front
LIGHTED VERANDAS
bathing
SUO r e N ^ N G ”b A N ^ nT H l s i ,S A ^ lJ R D A y
Fl o r id a ’s
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE THREE
Silver J L a k e last Thursd
Riven in honor of Mrs. I
Miss Louise Francher* o
III. aKdclighirul evenin
ported.
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM
RESPONDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE C
TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HF
The Moore’s Station m
urnAi.A A M ) GRAPEVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell spent
Sunday with the home folks and also
attended the Sunday school services.
Friends from Atlanta,-.Ga., were
visiting at the Williams home on
who loved-and honored the deceased
Those attending from Sanford were
Mr. and Mrs. David Speer. Rev,
Massey. J no. D. Jinkins, Hon.
Scholle Muines and W. M. Haynes;
G l c . Chamberlni
_ Mr. and Mrs. Will -Drown were from Oviedo were Mr. and Mrs.
visiting in Sanford last Tuesday.
Frank Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Mrs. Aubrey Moran .spent last \\ heeler, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Farncll,
Wednesday in Oviedo with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Sntnue! Swope, Mr.
Mrs. Samuel McBride.
and Mrs. Robert Lawton, Mrs.
Mrs. It. G, Nicholson is visiting Marshall. Mrs. Tedford. M r/.Bruce
h tr sdn, Ilomer Nicholson -and fam Anderson, Hon. T. W. Lawton and
ily at Mimms. • •
- «. Tyler expects t o -leave
Last Sunday afternoon at the Bap
“V
Waynesville, N. C.,
-M GENEVA AVENUE
tist church . here ‘ the Oviedo and
hange of^ climate in the
ainy weather is still with us
Geneva churches united in a me.
s. to remain some lime.
would he glad of a few dry
morial service in honor of the late
Mrs. F. F. Dutton and Miss
Frances' were guests of Mrs. If
Massey of
ixi-ng .Works in..Sanford
Fnnford conducted th#> Ver vice,
Culp anti -children Ward and family a t DaytoriaTR
home for a few days by t
and
Mrs.
Jim
Abbott
an
ns of. Sanford and Rev,
Frank Wheeler and were calling at Mrs. J. E
rs. Williams made
Dick Maxwell h,ui bought the
ernoon
Wright property on Celery
The John Russell Farm
bought part of II. II.
number of friends Saturday
farm land. G. F. Smith
noon when delicious ice creaiT
farming interests to the
cake were served in honor n
firm of Wool folk •& Cr
birthday.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Ralph .C urrte is here from New
The tomatoes are ktill on the
Vul ,h e rainy weather is doing
Smyrna visiting his s’ster, Mrs. W
dam age
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P re ra tt umHf*mt!y.
The roads are i n ‘had shape
SonB* Bringing in the Shea
Edmond Stowk.arrived home frotrJ
owing to rainy weather, hut the
the Arcadia aviation camp last week I Prayer, followed . by reap
'a re running just the same.
Eumond was | n Texas, also in avia readings.
tion several months before being in
Uur mail man • hud a very
Recitation, ” 1 Love, the P
Arratli^.
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accident happen to him on his r
r Ramond Lundquist op the pi
a few days ago, us hi* car h
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•J. F. MrCleljand is leaving in his class . ‘
dowh, hut owing to the
J n* w 'n r for a trip to Sarasota and
Sung. Ilring- Gladness to *
otli.r points south this week
Today.
St< A.art I l uttnn came home from
Recitation, Eleanor Tyner
Bunnell last week where he has been
Recognition of our Soldier
superintending.the shipping of
•tinging of the ’’S tar Spangled
toes for sometime.
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A letter was received here this
Song, Stand up for Jesus
week from Toni Sullivan that Lv ..x
Reeitaiiu:i, Woodard Ilertlesi
petted to sail from France sh.-rtlv
and (iilhert Erieson
•S ,,nK. He may Count, on Me
Recitation, “ Flower Voices”
Horcnre Tyner of the intermedii
.Recitation, ‘ The First Child
Day." Margaret Erieson.
Rev Kriesun gave us a short
on the work done by the miaaiu
Song. "Love Everywhere."
and we
finest
'P'ng again Saturday,
holds, on I think tfie
will have to build a
the people can. get
r r “ ttle, for there is
nl and water all the
U ‘* I"-'' all willing
*'ut tint willing to
get there with
^ u luiA’e a r i b b o n f o r
y o u r ty p ew riter
BLACK,
BLUE,
PU RPLE
o r a n y o f th e a b o v e
Avith r e d
heraldprinting company
Office Supply Dept.
Phone 148
Sanford. Florida
EAST SANFORD
Rev. J.'R . Allen will he at M
Station church from Enterprisi
Sunday, the 15th. to fill |,j„
appointment.
Mrs. J. C. Mall and Mrs.
Aaughn chaperoned a jolly croi
sixteen young people at a m
mallow toast at lluzelton’s hen.
WHO IS YOUR FRIEND?
YOUR GROCER; If He Isn’t, Well W
cruising yacht ’’VERONA” for sale or trade for
Sleeps six. Elettric lights and modern equipment'
LONG WOOD PH
Mrs. Helen Green woo
•nt last week with
Miss Margaret Allen
for Gainesville where sh
business course.
AA. H. Sapp of AA'agne
ed from France. He si
hospital .and aaw the he
Lonnie Hartley has t
being one of Uncle Sam
sen to parade in Londot
King and Queen,- also i
cities after their return
old U. S. A.
J. L. and J. C. Partin i
of Oviedo were the gu»
and Mrs. Geo. Laurie
own original way of keeping prices down
and keeping our stock cl: ai
and the other "0" for “Overstocke'd
If we had tremendous Clearance Sales "e could dispose of odds and en
0 sell a lot of staple stock at a loss to do it and
raise our prices at other times to make
on merchandise and reducing the price, we clei
r the “O-and O’s” only, and at the
’ nine Keep prices
You don't have to wait until the end of the s
■ason to get these “O-and O” hargains von can find them
°pnn
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K F N l ^ W v V CAHnf e r,0V
s. L. KENNISON,
P. O. Box 505, Orlando
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SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE
Most of these Suits were Carried Over from last
year. We are placin g “O-and-O” tickets on these
suits to move them tjuickly. You may find your
size, you may not. C
PRICE
PRICE
aSanfurd.
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i . owope . has returned t
.Qviedo after several weeks in th
mirth and west.
Mr. Swo|»e |,.f
Mrs Swope and the children a
Wielijta , Kans.. where they will re
I "i»fTt*riiring the summer months.
y-
Air- Mabel Stevens <if St Angus
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'l,"’nt Waturday night and S u„.
day in Oviedo, the guest of Miss A.
D Mitohell. Mrs. Stevens is lectur
ing this week at the V. camp at
Kollinn Collt'gy,
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hpxtable of
Orlando spent Sunday'in Oviedo.
Mr. j w d - l l » 4 f-W. Lawton en
tertained the young people ut a
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WE HAVE FOUND IT!
DAISY TICE
DecornniViinn n ri?',rough.,y Impervious to Water, Chemical
decomposition, Atmosphere and .Mglsture.
?ri‘r"?c7 d .Tf,,.C|L‘ l.^ d0P,e‘J by ,ho « o ’ "n m e n t |o withstand
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<>ur supply Is limited only by ou*demand.
rS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. Fi t.
Stock in yards and 25.000 ready for shipment.
MAHONEY-WALKER CO
■SANKOIni. I’LOIUDA
Herald Want Ads Will Brin* Results
48 Pairs of Shoes w
size, you may not
and prices. Not a
Just a Few of the Reasons
White Canvass Oxfords
No. 6 1-2
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Gun Metal Blucher Oxfords
P ^ oT b& ER^VALUES for 'll!”!, Toner "when
von b „ , fr„ra „„ , ou frc
h e lp in g
* bfc
clerk hire, expensive |>ookkceper, nnd other over?
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aiUomohiiTand o.hTC| u ^ t l y0^ t u P,krcCPn''P'"n
W O R T lV J m l.T th L C 0 ° U M E R C IIA N D IsY 'lS
faction " knowlag <ha.T ou "ar/ °pcUfnff
1 rade where your Grocerman
appreciates Friendship
b o ‘L bn d V | 8oVrh,C,oCrho ” POr * n d <,hod,l3, lln c s
OUR PRICES ARE LOWER AND THE
hm-v V
^ fy bcSf of evcrything in the sts
tancy grocery line. Feeds of all kinds
West Side Cash Grocery
(Ask Our Custom ers)
New Goods A rriving Daily
more new ear- owned
J/ d . Mr. and Mra..E.
ure driving j, new Pai
Ds. Chnrjes Dunn an O
v Ifant-y LimfuTTr' ami M rs"* i~ f\ \
n Oldsmohil,.. .,|J t„ llr;
Miss Olive Dinkcl -j.
H end at home.
s-ixmg up some
lay amj ran in compel
lake hut soon put him
i«-r wood ax and soon
the road for home and
a beUcy place-than in
h such awful things,
ion feel mighty had to
1 wi*h surfr deathly
At the Fernald Hardware Co
Old Stand •
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Try us once. We are willing that v
should be the judge.
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Perkinsand Britt
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THE SANFORD HERALD
This market pace will also contain
<he> advertising of commission forms decbn.ng market, rather than one of
R. J. HOLLY, Editor
‘Y,d others engaged In business con Midden and Tadical slumps. I am on
W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager nected with the markets a n d ‘ will record to this effect and have re-!
Heatedly expressed these views for
have items of interest concerning the several
months.
Published Every Friday by
fruits and vegetables. It will be a
1 quite agree as to the immutable
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY great boon to the farmer and trucker nature
of the law „ f supply aad (Je.
and the advertiser. The Daily Rer
mand
and
.that it must of necessity!
aid will be U real daily paper in many
Sl'IHC-KimoN PRICE IN ADVANCE^
ONE VPAlCrr;____ . __
1. „ respects but this feature alone will regulate wha^ we as do get in ex- i
8IX MONTHS_______
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make it worth while to this section change either merchandise or ser-! !
THREE MONTHS. _
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vices for „,her things.
As there ----- O -----seems
to
have
been
considerable
con- f
M.IU, Auf u«« 2Ind
A DAILY IN SANFORD
IMa.* 1IW i Mimw H.nf«d. Moftda
6/ MjurJi Srd, IB75
Friday's issue of the Sanford Her I
t*"'! ' n ' " ™ V th o'i* h< «" X
. ■■ nuLttder
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rtrn and ___V
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‘h,!r*u l>J*ct of late..allow me to f „ m- V
aidI wns-r
was-c In
large
most creditable
Offlr«: II. raid flaUdJaf
Trlephoo9 Mm, 14ft
edition. D was tilled with- news of mend the clear-headedness of the at- u
titude of the Secretary of Labor) SB
Religion probably does not fall off interest and carried many columns wi,h reference to this matter.
in Ju n e —but church attendance of attractive advertisements.-does.
It also contained the information C O P Y O F t r e a t y ------O------~
| ,h a t - i n n i n g with fall, the Herald
THESANFORDHERALD
IN AMERICA!
J l.i N’r] II.. 1919
THE SANFORD.HERALD
IJUle Happenings
Mcnlion.of -»
Matters In Brief
Personal Items
of Interest
ARE YOU WILLING?
but from umvillingnei1toBtake°ig,| laCk ° f ?il!"lces-
Arey0U Mll!i
n
g
- c h a ^ e ' a t l f s V S .....
CAPITAL $30,000.00
SURPLUS $15,000.00
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P F O P L E S B A N K O F S A N F O R D
Chocolate bars and almond b a r s ' r,,iti° n' We wiah
(C ontinued from page 1)
Will be the only kind we cun patron- the Herald all manner of luck and
■ ^ -"^WrVDUffRlISIHESS
hope
it
uill
roceiVe
the
patronage
of
ile after July 1st.
its town merchants to the fullest ex inother Morgan partner, attached | o |
----- O -----R- STEVENS
tent.
I tho- American peace mission.
c. M. hand
It is not quite time to engage your I
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R. R. DEAS,
“ '•-Pr *4,1.1
C. 0. COUCH
J. P. M organ.and Frank A. VanPUMgo tn Europe on
nir7hli, . . . . . . 1 " ' ’ (’m' ”f Sanford’,
Csshisr
Ass’! Ciifii*,
der ,p. the latter -retiring president
Hu. t h d d .,- i. corning
Jlli Z . T , H T v
T
of
the
National
City
Rank,
also
bebe privileged to do so
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hulldlng.up its community.
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properly subi.orted
su/iported by the l°re the committee said they had
town's people.—Orlando Reportcr- never seen a copy.
" h e n it comes to the question of Star.
. With that the committee adjournMgning the peace treaty it i*s aston
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. d w ‘ho“t Mttlng a date to continue never m»t n mnn who goemcd
ishing to note how many of the Ger
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'“’aring1. antl with. moml»en» on more.c earJy .u a ^ |,nnd jn hand wilh
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«man statesmen have just lost flieir
g, ,0
Sanford never needed advertising both sides of the treaty controversy J ml. Conscience guided every act
fountain pens.
as badly as right now and we have 'aying privately that the Inveatigai‘ , n T
' ,bU ,mrne^ * ‘ely dived
«* was a model'of mental Industry the intermediate and grammar
(I —
tior^ was over.
All of which, did credit to | out T h f u t i i “i.nd hroUKht ‘he boy
, ' .rfTorU ‘o entertain and in grades
SlMoinicii .hirer. At the
jM t Z “
h " Z 'u
themselves
:mfl to thoi» te«ehe«
S
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hacl to ^ up ,
Mr.
Davison-said
he
got
the
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t n . copy,
1 'Pu 0p,e- l l °
strictly
«o Hear up the status of l|le R^'j ,on7 t
service he rendered
i
' ' (resident Wilson | °ur favor we are dumb as f-ir n« i , t^ross under th e league of nations ! m 8 " ' rt' ht* w'«u
livered by Supt. T.- W.
not only a model
Lawton, exhausted, but Insisted • he
f nli, I
, , ' T " “ n,‘
I t i n , tt„. „u„i,t,.
I k„ „ i
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was all
a "d never hi/d used it in a financi d ( ,,r'stiain. but he was an honorable whose admonitions
right.
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ay
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lie
had
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in U r o nhv«........ I moving forward
and
inspiring,
as
Prof.
L:°
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shown It to no-one !,K„P.ni ,D!nan.*. in th,> highest sense that
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- a w to n ’s ad
t it ir speecnes no ri-si-ni blame what- days gone h\ till
[except ,\|r
The name of the lad
* o the school always is. J Til' "litMilled, in,.| i teem • implies. To man, woniun or
■liild.
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not
«ien JuCob*'
Jacobs, »ir,ncipal.
principal, in a short a d - ''n a ascertained.
bad sent it to him because ...........he km v .
. .<a,n‘ " r
he always ex- 1Y
s l T n f di R®T J ' G V''r" !' k
the former sec-retary was. being co:.greeting, that lent a ( ,,re*» si»oke of the general helpfulness ' chur I " u HP R VC™ide Presbyterian
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1enior
of advertising and ibis
, !•-* a^ particularly !" Uit•'*! *>v the American mission.
brighten their p a th -* '1"'.1 en''ouraKement of the -patrons !0theM^ » , ' a . WBrri»*«»n. -and
oulh Curoluiit.
good time to issue another special I
lloot g.vv i. .................
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J°“rni!y ul life. II. cum-1S
-bor. .kot,h ef |
“ n" “ d' ‘hc r' " ur0
edition setting forth the many good
faithfulness arjd application' to f
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Not enoygh c r im e - in Seminole f lK,inU of our county. Seminole m '
"ben he. a gisted by Mrs i ;
,,aMv al h“ ’ Reach
••ounty to empanel u gran<r “jury. I ° r ' V^P^fb'med
_jnore
•biH'b..
, |
I
"
r-'iv v.-nnv.i
„ « •„ i * ,0 |w presented
"f
the diplomas t o '
. ..rnt'rry ,,arty «»( yming folks are
\ as that ronditioh brought about , ‘'a*0»Hanford never looked sol
. nothing
a'b..„V
r i ^ T ”“ »We «•did- » not» «f.dlv
,Mr
^ l c Z T \ SwaWPrt>k
Philip Mile*,
ua* »’-'rty a.
............
°
-. W. 1 ,nr
" " a ' right
« him
*>
about
by Rob Holly's bring a b sent, on I ....... and
,.r, P.Vits Wurc n.-Ver,
‘
1it
this a " °h(\
l,.. '"•tibl
...M .b..........
. s.-.-r.-t
r|siit
..._____
' fra Sun
it. ii"
tn.M
“ino’it
" nl,
M. .. W" , m.t fully
anorccin,..!’
u k in Y
,hi*
“ k m-cuplyu.g ,„r
•* ••PI,‘
l «R|if j i ar“t% -S ""k'gerty. Albert . l a•'vkihs
’
M. C A. " er k
Oki-ct-iuihi-u I ''right. ami who knows <.Ur many the Gerinn to - • .rnmitt.-e. becaUs, bis
true worth until after the. thread
George A. Mathews. Rush \ i . ‘'"'nrt house and having a great
PWS.
I’ov. -ninent had mad. of lif
j urlvantagi Olll-nl. ,,f ,,.|r „ w (l j , , , j(. i j, . , , , 1, 1; .
Stafford.
•r#«l .
Alice Holly and William lime fishing and bathing and d in.-.
Rut as we
*/ui t >■ so. T ri|
•MlVllt
11a vi ki n m g * and otherwise ••n,,,\t4l
<'*M a-so. iatior '
' U'
' *• fmir new ho , , . t
. .
......... 'be -now white
"•tn the Y M, t
" "tn.’.g. Mr Rooi..w
- ui ihat
ocean
Those in >|
' has Wade tin
Th How
. bore him away to tin- disPart> are
".T". were carried t>. (he Misses . . . .
county b itter
1 the inquiry voluntarc
Leaven, d tin- whole U-I'le ffs,„, 1Jljr r*-«: 1,1ar hotels
(•lady* Wilson. Lillian
awakened
to
the
real1
"•“
•i1
e
real-1’“
-“
'T
by
the
Juni
"<r
(Trad.I' af. you know
There
I
hoi
y et w lio k n o w s th i s ?
|, lK
I " , nl "" *" "a.v that while th fs e tu t
"••r. Margaret Znehnrv. M.,-.
'ration that u ....... atlf| righteous were many and
.1
| was w:thin it. rights in asking f..r
Ii
dr. <1, ,,f advantages „v.-r
r
.......
‘ ( r
p».ri I,an l*t ••n faki n fr,»•tn our midst i|U!ts presented very beautiful bou- ly. Minu H"o.................
"
»rd.
Sara
U
h.-.
0 U>e class.
tintis a n d are
........
.
"HI aware of the fact, | ‘ "J-. .i t-r 1hi- i.-e.ii\ became pulde
GIVE THEM WORK
,
Gern’a«y.
President
Wilson
w»,
SUNDAY
s
r
i
i
n
n
i
.
, ,n , a e man who is thinking ..f
I . ^ e ^ f o n o w e d a d d r e s s , by Hon* ! ^ y ^ .
Wherever it j.
|e ,
,U" " " b „ hi, right- ,n holding 1;
, ) U M 'M I U
winter docs not •■
r' F A. Dougin** no,| -‘"'I Mis, Bessie Ziicharv »i,.,
•f III h.MCs
.. .. »
vh"
M-rv.-d Iht-ir country
| -I'
* mill, of Sa-,f,-d. ‘ Tb-nR aa "b-ip-roning the .parly.
Mr \\ dl
"
T h a t ,s V-hero the a,lv..r.
Udl
....................
Delightful
Program
»te great world war >hoij!<| In*
<omi*
Arranged al {abort historical sket o of ii,.- - . 1 ....
H
'
^
1
,1
and
if
it
is
p.
s-..ihle
le
educu-,
F*"idges.
nephew
of
Mi*,
Zacharv a.•
\d
the
witnesses
said
they
had
•M. K. Thurrh
a Job when they come back
tional sfeps.of Lake M
Th«*n*
Mi'rald " 'l l issue a special e.|j- beard rumors of copies in New York
'"•roe.
finished
c°mpnnied
the
party
and
will remain
may be instances where tin. ranriut
Nexi S,ind w is the annual Sunday by (he anmfuncements for the future "•('' them.
'I"" "f ,h" I"...... to be finished hy but did not know whether they ,.\Icriii
hy
Mr
J
U'
it,.11
l ■
I
done, hut every employer should (
J
H
,""I
Day
at
the
Methodist
jhureh
"rs. of Uclober and
will he 'st.-d
Like statements were made
. \\
' " 1,41*, chairman o f'
------- ------------mak. an honest effort
Klv,.
all that could he di-s•'fed in a special m telegrams to Ih
.,
S"",;,al r“ r ' "
Fiegiii after (he local hoard, followed by Mr VI '
committee
in
""Idler or the sailor a job
prefer- '••lition
We
" regular morning Sunday school b;-rt Hawkins, newly chosen trustee ' T.
S fu u ‘ " e e k
.
S. luff
th. ' 'acoli
Kuhn la'llll
Loeb v&
, . arc no w figuring on llir
.
....... .f ••’•••II,
V l •I
‘■tier to any other applicant
The ,» .
- "".on. the hour being 11.45. Th,.rp after which the class sang a h
,
!
Sn,
f
t
'*
>
V
Sc"
ut
"
'
M*
,h‘*.—
‘ ut"
'be. cost of a in
af" 1
Warl.urg,
a former jiurtiu-r
*ar may be over but the boys who •pei-ial
sue.SI. I*.lid..,.
.I will
.
n
,, | ., ' riJ' * * '*
ln
other cities in
will In- no preaching in the morning. “ on song. “ Good-Night "
edition and
make
„„ a,|. m .1...........
the same firm.
have served their country will have 'ertising rate as low as possible m
C'M,ntry'
S p v " a ' “ ams have
Tonight (he inquiry ordered by
This is the day formerly known a., fH( that „ was indeed worth whil. 1
a \oi.e m public affairs and they will order that every business house
T
h
e
,
,
U‘
W,,rk
" “‘■h for associate
h. recognized as u strong factor
(h. senate last week seamed to have! I. d r ? " | ,nY* but begfnmng this presented ..’ ’Id
pupils • Members f „ r the National A«oc,a..........
«■»« be r epresented. Our reached a standstill because
>«-ar it will b* known as Sunday
this country later „ n. And the one
with a box V 1 ar" , Y
Ja c o b « , ' ° n ° l U',y Scouts, which is doing a
representative will , alk to you about ha.l any further witnesseTto s u g g ^ t''' Sch" H' Day'
riu- principal change and t-,1.1 r
" h a could go
war and did not go (his special edition next week.
f . bpautlfu! sil erWare Kr'*a '- wir.t among the b o y , of Artierand table linen in token of th»ir no ic»• enator Lodge and Henntor Ilorah
deserves nothing in this world, re
from th I , a
‘ Sunday ‘Sch° o1
• publican, of Idaho, who made the from the little tots in the Beginners'
member that.
° f their
d uri„g the
III addition to the several c’j iivuk ( ard of Thank*
revelations which started the invest- Department ,0 the Men's Bible school term.
----- O----Lake Monroe, Fla., June 7. 1919
Crass will havp a part.
sers the ladies are conducting booths
igatiun.
‘hey considered all their
To the
D a i l y MARKET REPORT
in the’ business district, where the
(he Noble Trustees. Esteemed "tatements In the senate had been
A beautiful program has been arYoung Singletary Hero
unsuspecting soon finds himself en
Fat roiis. Worthy Citizens a n d proved, and Senator Hitchcock. Dem
One of the features of the Daily
The following from the Times rolled
the list of members
The
Herald will be the daily market reThoughtful Rupils „f | ,ak.* Mnn- o.-rat of Nebraska, author of the in- r-nKed for .hi, day including music
>
m»n
of Jacksonville will |„. I)f
roe.
Fla.;
_
.
2
i
rhurrh
and
Sunday
school
■UHLia.iot
.Sanford
u
135
members.
alHthe lapejt nurvostigatrorr rrsrThrrtnfr'vfr7'1'TaretI Uie choir recitations |,y Che little folks U rw i tn Sarfforri, where hi
-fn-t news tnr the farmem ~ ^ d the
'■.is .well aad-J^bflr all workers hav«_ out-yeL—
hereby wish to express our ap ’fquiry apparently had lapsed with and all the other exercise* which are knowhi
growers of this and other sections preciation for the beautiful 1>ox of out showing any dangerous "leak
......’’''-n. there is no doubt that thcV
making the Methodist .Sunday school
Little O. B. Singletary, Jr., of Col- quota will we reached . before to
The markets will he wire service and silverware and table linen presented in diplomatic circles.
m
•pec.al days in Sanford famous
pge Street. Riverside, proved him- morrow -------night.
2 h‘ uf t0. thp "I'butPs Any one ».us. in token of your appreciation
" h o is in the growing and shipping of our service as teachers during the
Everybody invited to this and all
Ferguson —Nelson
of fruits and vegetables
-i.i— will
... realize
..
other services on that day.
past term.
c .~
*•. —
• On Sunday. June Hth at I’ i.IO in
other lad from drowning in the mud
ls. h? lnR raised for maintenance
at once what a gr.-at advantage this
Lhi*n»
of qca1 Scout work. The hoys arc
Je*u* Christ Now Wllh Us
This beautiful present and the
will be to the many people who arc kindly tbought which pronpted it thp First Flaptist church of Jackson
building a fine camp on Silver Lake,
The person and presence of Christ
ville occurred the wedding of Mrs.
1 he outmg was a Sunday school
engaged in this business*. Tho duilv oui es our hearts and causes them
Mattie Leona Ferguson of Jackson- •re „ , t to be obscured by wrong Picn,p “ " d » P»r. of the festivities south of Sanford where they have a
market- report wil, be comprehensi ve
fine lAcatlon. This camp, when com, nVapflo* wi'h love and goodwill v,lle to Mr. Marshall S. Nelson of
' "' *Md ‘ be comfort and strength "** a dip in the springs. One lad. I pleted
and cover the r n tirc field and will toward you all
will pr„ VP a f,n,. ’p|a
Sanford.
" h .rh accompany assurance about F« tween 9 and 10 years old
ce for thp
O 'e (he Daily Herald the front
got be- Fioys to go for an outing at any and
Him
are
sadly
wanting.
At
the
Con
•Wr fucthermore wish to express
-Mrs. Marshall is formerly of [>alyond his depth and undoubtedly all times.
place m popularity in south Florida
"ur appreciation of your public an
Tex., but has been living in gregational church Sunday morning would have drowned if O. B., Jr
Mr Brower will , |H.ak on lhia aub.
Should you he missed hy the can
nouncements of your unanimous rec Jacksonville for ,ome time.
Mr.
bad not gone to his assistance.
’
vassers
don't fail to visit one of the
ommendation. that we be returned Nelson has been in Sanford a num- what
When
f r ' . ' f J ‘‘9US Chri*( and
• cry was raised that a boy
to you next term.
booths on First street and be en•er of years, coming here from what is Re doing?-are vital ques
thu S l n „ t , , , ry lad rotlcd as
a member.
I’ruf. and Mm. J. Tildun Jarul.,. Illinois and purchasing a tract of tions for every soul. . Service at II
o clock. '
. •
and in Eureka Hammock, ro u th of
NO RADICAL HE, • anford which he has clenred and “ Children's D ay" will he-celethe - e v ^ ln g at 'eight
Under cultivation.' Mr. and Mrs |b r a te d
DUCTION IN PRICES put
o
Hock
A
special
program has been
Nelson are now at h.ome to Their
(( ontinued from Rage lj
friends in. the Nelson home.. They arranged, consisting of musical and
-.
have the hearty good wishes of tfioir other features.
j they would accept the reduction in many friends in Sanford and else
,;‘wha« wpand how to pay
where.
R” is the Christiani Endeavor topfe.
Leader. Mrs. Royce Robinson.
Seven
p. m.
1 understand that this is what you
s t o n e s m e m o r i a l SERVH f :
are contending against, and you „ .ek
•/V
to induce manufacturers, wholeHeld at Geneva Baptist
Lake
Monroe
Commencement
Church
•alcrs. retailers, and consumers to
* L«*t Sunday
i *he f-ommencement exercises of
accept the present price, for good?
A beautiful memorial service in p , 7 Mnnroe Grammar School last
and commodities and continue buai- honor of the late Rev. Wm. Stones Friday e--n«T* were enjoyed hy all
r„. , hoo) tf>rm hB,* bw>n
m ” '. ‘ !U;rP,,y in"ur' nK the., employ- " h o served as pastor of the Baptist present
en M ' “ bor at the present level of churches at Geneva and Oviedo fcr a very y .ccess. 0.
ha?- ;- rke.' I
V° U Vt'ry likely
be sur- the past six years was held in the several 1>ng le
I* t .'d» !
essful as t 6 the large industries, but
'. re tew
3
10*j
aptist church at Genova on Sunday cation..) way.
I think there will |,n m„re nr |o u
brick building
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
readjustment of the wage scale on a
The church da s crowded to the nearly so. and the senooi moved into
ower level in- the smaller industries
doors by former neighbors, friend- the same during the term. These
and in various localities.
c using exercises for the aohool were
nnd. members of the Geneva
-Statement by W. I.. Dougla*
also
the inauguration- of
building
Oviedo congregation who came t o l a s well
- the
of Brockton, Mas*.
as
well,
and
consisted
of
a
suitable
Pay their last tribute to' the mem' * d eon8l>ted of
’
if you will call to min's, the per ory of the departed, who has been it program for all.*
capita in the United States in 1914. very important member of the com
The auditorium and stage were
in round numbers was about 3.11. munities which he has served for so decorated for the evoking with a gor- 1
Recently l have outiccs that t'
ic per m»»y year* as pastor and citizen^- Jforgcuus display- of beautiful p„t !
‘ •pita is about 357. which is an in
The service was presided over by Plsnts und cut flowers. The clavx *
crease of u little over 57 j.er cent.
colors red. white and blue wore fea
'V bile the jw-r capita remains at this Rev. M. H. Massey, pastor of the tooned in a double row around the
Sanford Baptist church.
Readings
is held by Uw
the
Ban™‘|li0n dollora in gold
sold 1,
K evel the coat of commodities
'Ki which made alovely hack
and. addres*«a were given by a num
and labor will remain about the
ground, for who i, there th at doe,
« the member, of the F ed ecl
” hich- ■ '
same.
| am of lh<? opinion that ber of those who knew him best not love to see our national colors
me uding Jno. D. Jinkins of Sanford
Thia bank, as a member of th e
.
prices will bo governed to *n great
and B. F. Wheeler and T. W. Law •displayed n -.11 their beauty? At
afforded
by
this
great
r
e
a
m
9
y
tem
>
*Lore*
in the protection
extent a* the per rapita rises *>r ton 'of Oviedo. * *
one end ^of the stage was a banner
falls.
to thi* benefit.
A* OUT o ato m er you «ho Omre
on of Oviedo
Music was rendered supported wV h T Z T
‘
0 . » . v . church, (rum it and Sbearing
L i . ? ’ the
. " f banner
. * « * of!
!
Statement by K. C. Slmmona of the b> ' h* ' bo1' «'
1 here is no language by which
the
Simmons Hardware Co.
can fittingly portray the sincerity4if “ Sneccfi'"
1 lb lband
*
P h u t 148
• Sanford, Florida »
Succeu,
colors
numbers of
I snare the-belief that we may
th l. ra .„ -, Christian c h .r.c tc r; . PJ graduates
................ which was ,eight.
•jloo* for a steadily and gradually
In the ,Kpcrlcnce'o( . Ilf, t |m,
T h , lcho(j| , „ „ Upi
consUtcd of a
BANK that tNSUBES YOHIt DEPOSITS
r°.... .....-!......... »<■>•
Fife
f.,.
-asim
V
I
h f r £ Ay
FSSwi
I<
B-T
I
.
mi
s dr P. r whai
1,800,000,000 Dollars in Gold
herald printing CO.
i __
W FIRST .NATIONAL BANK
r_f+
and. A b o u t
Th e C ity
dt
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talk* Succinctly
Arranged for
FFcrald Readers
Gibson. Sergeant Gibson enlisted in
the Engineer Corps at the beginning
of the war and served in France at
various points, on the front.
His
term of enlistment will soon be over
and he will return to California
where his wife and little daughter
nwait him.
---is
i , ? -**r
tonight for the most part by volun
teers, hundreds of Jacksonville's
most prominent citizens volunteering
for service.during 4 he strike of the
paid department. Promptly at
p. m. the firemen walked out of the
stations, leaving only the chief and I
three assistant cj-.iefs of the paid de- 1
pfcrtm o ii^ p j, ,iuty>
u y a |)rt>. ;
arranged plan the stations w e re u
quickly* tuken over and. manned by "
volunteers. It i» estimated th a t one.
hu n d red firemen uro on stride. The
munii,p.il authorities art* recruiting
an entirely new depart m>nt and
state they have the situation well in
hand.
T'„ X r * “ “ v M u v > " 0 r - : ,N; ; r" ;
B, um„ y
15G(i has more imitations th a n any
,
, . ,
- ^ P e H s to spend the summer
E-Z Seal quart fruit jars „t L. P.
Complete stock D i.
,
other Chill nndJ Fever Tonic on the
McCuller’s.
.
S6-tf j Wight Tire- £ 0
m° nd t ' ^P,• market, but no ono wants imitations
55-tr ‘
Jno. D. Jinkins has returned from
G.
Henry
Davis,
the
hustling
rep in medicine. They are dangerous.
, «ht rtj business tHp*to Ocala.
19-!0'tc
resentative of the Cadillac car with
The ladies of the Episcopal church headquarters in Jacksonville Wa.x jn
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walton of
. will give a cooked food sale S a tu rd a y ; the city H1-veral difys of thlsswcck
** Titusville were in the city on T ups
at YowHI’s store at five o'clock.
1 Mr* a
...tn...
.
‘
(he' guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. A. Simon will move her store p Y t,ht* KU,>819
?
57-1 tc
Holly. Mr. Walton is th e edHig ( losing Out Sale Regardless of Cost Starts
I 1 1° Y Y V 1? 1 *,rP0*- "„,,x, door to . U
o/'of
Miss Phillips went to D
— (b»- Titusville Advoca te , one
O rlandj (be Sanford Furniture ~
11• - 01
Di: orders occurred at tw o *iE' r " .P.r •" tbo 0b(cst papers in the s ta t e nr.d tions when the strikers a ttacked new
{j f u n day on business and pleasure.
"lie will be glad to see her "customers
E. T. Woodruff is home for a few a((°r thie week.
8 well known in Florida. Mr. and men sent to take over the engine,
days visiting with home fhlks. *•
Mrs. G. E -Williamt >,n.
, j Mrs.' Walton were enroute to Lee,-. house*.
I’he disturbance* 'were
quickly
quelled.
There were no ar
While at Daytona Beach stop, at "Atlanta, from where ,|,e ^ii, ^ Y o l 0 p Y i‘° p,“ ,end thu. m-Pti" K of ,hp
rests.
•
Fire
insurance
policies have I
Hotel Breakers.
New management “ > Asheville. N. C. Anyone who T =
‘
^ A88" p' a‘iannot
been
affected
by
the
strike.
J
There's
a
man
at
the
c
urb
to
Hites reasonable.
5fi-ltc \ “irc8 at,y special orders can comserve you.
55^1 •
The city is offering emergency 1
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson and p1un' cale
"dlb Her, care of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly will rep firemen So a day and assuring per
children spent Sunday at Daytonu
°8eF*b Kreinus, 22 Crescent Ijt.,
Beach.
. ' ( Asheville, N . C. Miss Lela Hutchin- resent the Herald at the meeting of manent positions to men who qual
: and ioyal.
sonm. will
-have . r,ii‘rF
charge of the stom ,bp Florida Press Association at ify as <
Mr. and .Mrs. M cBride motored toI- Y
n - t hY
r - . ^'haVe
r r - T - s - ' ' ---------------LepsharjfrEuifis. T a y a ^ 'a n iT M h 7 r~
Orlando Tuesday where they spent
J
15 ttl,Sent'
5«->tc
the day.
1 Lugene Massey left Sunday night points in Lake county, the meeting
•
4 <%
to take place Thursday. Friday and
Bub-My'-Tism is a great pain k ill- i'0r Gpo4rBiu Y ? he wil1 takp a -Saturday of tliis week. The visitors
Wc have unved o:ir Or!n;id ) Stock to
( hrist'- .1 S • *r •
,
«r. I. r o l l e r , „„i„ ...... *• ' ' » ' ^
m
or f haol,.
i|re,^
to hc. taken by auto and boats
•uii. oe hv.d a . toe ,y,»nuns
San.jrd to close'out for
S £ , i[. ,thoum*tl,,n - •
1 *111 join him Tnte'r. “ *"y
' ‘" n" V on many beautiful trips over Lake
Club. Oak avenue, between
• '
. - the Season
county and expect to have a line
Third and Fourth stret*.
Mr. and Mrs, 8 . A. Couch, stopped w ’Y Y , ?* Pf rri^
»I»Ut . meeting and good time. ‘
on Sunday, merning at 11
over in Sanford Wednesday enroute d u ^
^
« n .t.p .« |„ „ .
o -I
H a t s , $ 1 .5 0 to $ 3 .0 0 v a l u e s
.
'
.
$
f-'-tf
tn Clt-arw att-r.
'N o r th Carolina, where they will I n
. I®- *'
,'" M
Appetite and
Mrs. Fred 8. Daigvr, Jr..
» • • • • • «
and spend the summer.
'
Headaches, due to Torpid-Liver.
H a t s , $ 7 . 0 0 t o $ 10 . 0 3 v a l u e d
.
.
.
litre Frt-de ick were visitors in Or
49-l o t o
,iMU Tuesday.
,.„-nllllv.
.
.
b-‘» p roveu.it will, cure Ma
lando
(Unglinm Dresses, S 7 . 5 0 10 $ 1 2 . 5 0 values
.
Miss Fern Ward is home for tjie
liaptlst Church
.- ... , • .... .
’
1,3ria> Chills and Fever, Bilious FeM fclM lnr WirIn*. H xluw u un.l. vor. Col,I,
................
n u summer holidays from Brenhu- Col
Next Sunday regular services 'wiir
irfppg.. ~ JIt, ’ /kills
•Silk Lh-H Ci-.-. Ski'i, SW Ol’ io ? 10.03
cuppln s .see L. C. Bowman, :i9S
..
.... .
-.
e S ern- th a t cause the fever. Fine lege in Soutli Carolina, where'she* is be conducted. The pastor urges the
• values
- r .
.
.
_
r»i>t I .itli St,
o(!*‘!tp
*
\
taking a three year course in Lite <|e- attendance of every n n r n V r .bj>th
I9-I0te
,
part men! of music. Miss Ward is j morning and evening. A cordial ino Bowrr,
Mr.r R. C'.^
Bower? a - d . l l M e '
»•- • d Mrs. N
S k i r t s , $ 8 .5 0 to $ 1 5 . 0 1 '
.
.
.
H- *»nriiHr. Mr. , one of S'ajif >rd's tqh-ntsd 'musii-l.uis vitutioii
r\ie n d " d .in all our
spending
IDar. siiendmv this week at a m i ' Mr*. Weidmu
C. iidw
and her many (rfends are g l a d to I friends and \i-itors in the city,
Ba.'tona Beach.
,
Georgette Waists, $?.«)?•
s /. h i values
Mrs. J.
a. H.
,,. Lawson m itun-d
have her Inunit- again for the summer. Sulijecl s if lim'dv inieresf will fie
Hr nod Mrs. A. D. Parrish ami 'audit Munila\ -\ hei • i • ■v ,
11"- Mr and .Mrs Harry Ward.m,I M i ei-Usider *
S i l k D r e s s e s , $ 2 0 . 0 0 t o $ 3 0 . K) V.q |,.0 s
.
M F; "I Saitmlers spent Smnl.iy .iflerm Mill 'MillijHh/
. Fern will spenji the summer at l>a\a’ f ‘ i '..hii Beach.
Jas. C. Riiberis. -•>rm«-rl\ tieputy j ("Ija Reu'-h where they liyve a cut •
Veils, $2.00 to $3.50 values *
.
iari Mason fruit jars at E. p in the ofliee of the ,-|,-r \ of- • • • elr- I Iage.
lii i o in mend Sale of Ship*
| Mci'uMrr's
.
58-tf
Wuslii t.gt on. June 12
|(,
•-uit'- is again helpin'
t
•1 • f- ' lllo- w.,v
find ng mil I In
.
meiidat
'i,that
the
g-iverimo-m
• :s I rank Tulbot and baby left lice temporarily, i inng
>Mr.» place lo b uy. clot lit s is (o pick out , quit building-and operating .-uinmurSlturdlM-, f.»r Text's, where tl»e-- w'll lieavy rush of business.
!the best dressed men of the city and I rial ships at the^earli ('*<I pop^ihLi* mi - a double to deep right in- iho first
*1" ' ce summer.
l amy licorgia peaen'-s lor ale at | ask them where thi*y buy
ing
Tl e\ incut w. re pr.M-i.tcd t„ 11„. s,.llal,.
iH
M •"l*n J. Pittman of I.exingtonl"'r crate <*‘:;dei| and packed "ill all led \ ou PERKINS A
Jn
l
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committee today by the shipping
Of AM ONOS
.
Kv . as a week end visitor at the j l‘"lM'u‘aJly (or dessert. Get your or- HR ITT.
' 67.1,0
board. It urged the enrlv sale of singles by Baxter. Kimley and >| . ^
l‘hc Diamond R ubber ( ’o.
I Fiimn- of .Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hos- dpr8 F,,a,,<>d *»Hon Hie busy season.
(•-IF gave .Lake ibden
tlieir only I
Ilerltert Crippcn of Chicago j* in ail eoinmereial ships.
L- G. Atkinson, (.la wkiimvilte, (; a
[Hj]
ore
now jru a m n to o in g th e ir r a
•lie city visiting his father and
5
Wit.
proud of thu uontidunre
rtre proutl
fabric
tires for (»()()() miles ®
^
mother. .Mr and Mrs Crippen at
notice
. Y ' ; ,,y inmnk"*:
d " t -. druggists and the pul,In
Dr. J. 1 . Denton left for Chicago' tlieir home on Silver Lake
Mr
a. '.
. . .
outiiiini ! 0 0 0 :i it |
11 8 . irn and tlieir Cord T ire for r a
I nor lo Mil) 15th pu>muni of puv- u j *,
Fan' i, i>tii> t hill muj Fever Tome.
., last Turitday, to m| m*iicI a
wefkn Crippen and his family have a ti oinr
E l.
HU>00 miles. T he W ight ^
49- l 0tc I ‘hoapital to get in touch with the in Jacksonville but Mr. Crippen'* ing and Hidewalk lien* will be hc- l.akp Helen U 0 U IJ 0 II (l 0 2
Tire Co. Ikls a new fresh v—,
repted al face of lien plu* lillornc)'*
R 2..III HO.
Mr and Mrs. Weidmun Caldwell \ lB,w,t in his P.ro^iu»»on He expects business keeps him tn Chicago most
fee
and
co*l*.
Payment*
under
thi*j
stock
of D I A M Q NTD S ®
to
return
aFiout
the
16th
of
July.
Batteries
of the time. lie is with the Sieger
Mi Wednesday for Dade City where
order musl be ra*h. After July I5(h
the> will, spend a few days wjth rel
Editor Andrews of the Estero Piano Co.,, and is one of thi* l»esl
Sanford Arter uml Smith.
ull paving lien* will be enforced by
1
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1
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g
atives.
Eagle and his mother were in San men in the business, at one .tint*
Luke H e le n —Sheppard. Baxter
foreclosure.
and McGill.
*
( I. West, one of the prominent ford several hours on Wednesday having a large piano business of his
By ordcf of city council.
own
at
Louisville,
Kentucky.
enroute
to
Leesburg
t
o
.a
t
te
n
d
the
(Fteir guest Mias Clothilde Atkina of
merchants and growers of the Oviedo
Sanford plays at Lake Helen June
J. J. Dickinson,
Shreveport,
La.
Refreshments of
section was in the city Tuesday on meeting of th? Florida Press Associa
W HEN YOU .T H IN K OF C A N
19 h and Snnford plays' Kissimmee
M‘O r
Clly Attorney.
tion.
business.
ice
cream
and
cake
were served.
DY T H IN K O F - /T H E KANDY
here T hursday. June 26th.
Come
Buy
Diumonds.
Mrs.
Peck
und
Mrs.
Robson
assisted
Wight
Tire
Co.
K
IT
C
H
E
N
.
IF
IT
UAS*SUGAK
Wanted Some
... one
to tell us
• f ♦♦ * • • •
out and support the team.
In
entertaining
the
young
folk.
IN
IT
WE
HAVE
IT.
ST
A
R
55-tf
•
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•
honestly that* they are not satisfied
49-tf
*i*Fi our quality or prices.
O G. Roller of the A. C. L. win T H E A T R E BU IL D IN G .
Wc
F.arge $ a l e ^ f Beg 1stFred Hogs
I fisvrn't
I
found onu_y#t. P E R K l N s f b l Hit: .dk>-on Tuesday, relurning-to-j------------------------It*---kf----n
f• r ^ n ■
— ■ ■—a
•
All perxons desiring to atr-N
T -T JU rt , b m e'Leon~Srp"ringsllt ^
Everythin®.A BIUTT.
..
.
67-2tc
Waycrosa. Gu.. on Wednesday.
FI rst Methodist Church of_ii
.Sanfaxd —♦ ..lend Sunday school
-a
icnu
iiunu.y
school
will
.
Florida,
ha^jrtjrrhased
for
his
Smitfa
you
cnn
and
.Sunday
school, ---------10:80-a. “mr
Mist Lavola Burns J f ~Minneapo^the hospital for
..........^
* , . , m
w rw c x rw .r - a lw a a
,he
11:45,
the
Sunday
school
assisted
11 . Kansas arrived Tuesday and will aoveral weeks, the result of a badly
hot later tha n Saturday
herd of • Registered Duroc-Jorsey Ilf®.—Elizabeth
life.—Kllvnhiifh fTownc,
Pa.....
by the church choir will render a
noon.
Free transportation
witb her sister,
lcK- '
hogs from Mr. W. H. Emory of Or
special
Sunday
school
day
program.
A*rs. E. J . T a ylo r.
Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P.
will be furnished th^m to
lando. This herd consists of more
7:30 p. m.,' Senior League.
McCuller'a.
snd
from If within a radius
Mrs. Howland and two daughters
thnn 200 animals of the .very beat
8:30 p. m., a special service will
of three miles of the Meth
0 Way-cross, Georgia are in the city,
Mrs. S. AV. Johnson and daughter.
blood
obtainable and with this ad
l e held for the young people.
odist church.
, 7 KU'*"** of Mrs. Howland's sister. Virginia of DeLand were in the. city
dition to his present large herd will
Prayer meeting 8:30 |” m. W ed
Mr* « T. W'heeless.
yesterday and with Mr. and Mrs.
Ifive Mr. Burt one of the largest
nesday.
herds in the state and us he elimin
L A. Stone—All kind* of haul- R. J. Holly and Mildred Holly made
Junior League 4 p. m. Friday.
the trip to Leesburg to attend the
ates all defective animuls as they de
' a« I'honc 243. .
60-tf
We nre not trying to grab the
C’hoir practice 8:30 p. m. Friday.
velop
and
retains
only
the
very
best,
world
by the tall. We are not
*• O. Smith >„d d .u a h tu r . '
Pr“ * A” uri- I
•
C. W. White. P. C.
Will .Submit Differences
purchasers for breeding purposes can
trying to get rich over night.
•Ht Wednesday afternoon for AsheBrussels, June 12. — The Peace, rely
. upon receiving the very best
. The changes and remodeling now
T H A I 'S why you can find
Vl P'
G., to sjicnd the summer
•nentfis in the Inuunta|na< . '
going on at our store is due -to the GEORGIA PEACHES BY EXPRESS Conference ut Paris will invite Bel- stock,
Better Values for leas money at
67-1 tp
Nothing but beat select, perfect gium and Holland to submit their
fast growth of our business. This
pur place. We work on this
C n ? Symps is now riding in a new fast growth is dbe to the fact th a t fruit shipped. Gordans and Carmona differences us to the waterways to
basis. The very best at decent
XjPdillac car
recently . purchased
For Mias Atkina '
Jpne 1st to 20lh . Balls and Hlley’n the commission which is composed of
prices.
We- find it * payil>
wc
“
treat
'em
white."
.T
r
y
us
fend
tn rough Henry, Davis of the Claude
A few of tho members of the
June 15th to July 1st. Elbcrta* J u n e representatives of the United States.
see.
PE
R
K
IN
S
& BRITT.
67-1
tc
" an GA. of Jacksonville.
25lh, Jul 15th.- T hree Dollars per Great Britain. F'rance, Italy, Japkn, younger set cpjoytrd an informal
evening of dancing and miuic Wed
Miss
Clara
Millen
left
T
hu
rsd
ay
ILib'My-TIsm*
■ o-xiy-TIsm Is
is a powerful a n tU , * P
T
, ‘,Ur"a *y crate,. Cashier a -Chock or -Muuey Foreign minister announced in the nesday evening at the home of Mr
Order.
•
Chamber
of
Deputies
yesterday.
," Plip: i t k i "" (be poison caused (rom !
," V V
K° M ‘ °
and Mra. J. B. Ray, who have as
Reference, Bank of Weston. C. H.
infecti'd cuts, curet old sores, tetter. • m * d
d!
67-4tp
•tc.
49-lOt- I Mr‘ Dav' d Lane to Miss tephenson Fong, Weston, Ga.
210 POUND PIG
•
m
‘ | which takes place Friday morning.
With corn above 50 cts. hogs eat
(ur** ? r ra,,k U. Woodruff has re-! Miss Millen will return home Sun
Base Bsll Meeting Tonight
their heads off very quickly. The
" from Tallahassee wl\eVe he | day "bight.A-meeting of all those interested hog that fakes two or three months
“•pr,-vented Suninole county ut the
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ste/e s of in a base ball team for Sanford will to get on full feed never brings you u
■* ''Tin of t
legislature.
Moorchu vi n were i i the • city on be held tonight in the Hotel Carnes profit.
V. ;Vr- ■nd -',r s - L. A. Brumley left Wednesday enroute to Lersburg to for the purpostof perfecting an o r
When you nre ready to pyt your
- ' r< ay (°r the mountains of attend the Floridn Press Associition. ganization.
shoat* on feed, begin with the II. A
Mr. Stevens is the editor of the
A league is beu.g formed in this Thomas Hog Medicine. Use regular
Moorehaven Tinu-s a n d has done sectiou of the state which will in
ly and watch your shouts round out
much to boom that section.
clude Sanford, Orlando and several into fat hogs in nine months—
All bogs going well over 200 pounds and
The ladies of -Circle. C, Presby other towns ' in this vicinity.
terian church will have a doughnut those interested in base ball are ex us high as 240. Figure the average
sale Saturday, June 7th, beginning pected to be present tonight at this feeding and you will see why • the
at 6 o'clock, ut McCuller'a atoro and meeting.
'B . A. Thomas Medicine is u good in
salo will be held each Saturday dur
vestment.
T r y feeding out your
ing June. *
6G-2tc
Jax Firemen Strike
hogs on thia plan and if you are not
more th*n pleased we will refund the
Let us send you
Among the prominp.it commission n i r i j a l ^ a t a t l o ^ h , 2 : ~ / r h ° m u- coat of the medicine.
■n in the city is
ia Andrew Amen
AmenP ' fl * "tatlona hc™ are manned
men
a quart or more
dola, general manager of the firm, of
^ m e r c h a n t s g r o c e r y CO.
t,
1,1 j.110 present day problem s, as th ey come un
L. Amendnla & Co., of New York.
of our delicious'
Mr. Amendola believes In the asso
h e o f bene^flt!03 'vhen our a<( v ice, service
fee Cream for
ciation^ and cooperation of th * .
. After Too M uch for Lake Helen
growers aqd patronizes these oasociaSanford defeated Lake Helen yes
Sundhy Dinner.
g | tionn wherever *he ^oes to buy fruits
terday in a fast and snappy game of
II is the purpose o f th is bank to help
and vegetables.
base hall, featured hy the airtight
as m any people a s p ossib le.
pitching of Arter. former big
E-Z Seal pint fruit jars at L. P.
leaguer
and
tho
excellent
all
round
McCuller’a.
.
’ 5G-tf
battjng and fielding of Kanner, local
^ Mr. and Mra. H erbert Lyman of
Brat
baseman.
ORDER NOW
Forest City were in the city Tuesday
d[
Up to the n inth i ning Arter had
and were the gueata of Mr. and Mra. !
w elcom e.you gladly.
not allowed a man to reich third
R. J. Holly.
Mr. Lyman and hia'
a
n
d
only
allowed
one
hit.
He
re
brotlier, Howard Lyman have one
ceived perfect support. Kanner lam
of the fineat orange grovea in the
SERVICE
med out three singles and brought,
atate.and are alao good farmers who !
in five men. all told. -He also stole 4
have made a wpnderful success in
growing epopa and raising fine hogs.*
th iZ hi j®1,y' •#cbnd has®»' BetU.
Jii*t Phonii .r»«?
th ir d base and- Spencer, short stop,
TVrv C>rr, 'j !n the
aao
cntrlbuted some effective
•®| C4*»
ui iiu U tk tt, t l . L. l
r .S f * * £ ' S M 0 M E - 1N S ^
T IT U T IO N "
^
whl 8 « • « * « , left- fielder,
m ade the only extra hit of the game,
U
the
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
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PAGE riV i
-v -
Monday the 16th
m
and closes
n 0 i a § @
rYY? ^,rnracr
• io m
8F,raIne‘
NOTICE!
Perkins & Britt-
• aste is the Test
iZ
%
BOWER & ROUMILLAT
The Children s Day
Exercises
,
the
Congregational Church
Sunday Evening
June J5th ^
at eight o’clock
St
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ini'iffTaiTiii
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
JUNE 13. 1919
E L D E R SP R IN G S: W A T E R
THE WELCOME RIDE
THOMAS l». 11AKnil. Ph. I).
Analfllral and l'on»ullli\* ChrmMt * I'rofmloml of Naluial ttrlentr
l.'mrrliua. Ilolllna Collpfr. Florida
■
.
- Piiralo l.aboralarr of liolUna Collrvr
Mr. T. O. Charlra
‘
" Inlrr Park, Ha.. Not. Slh. ISM
Sanford, Ha.*
.
n»tr Sin
By MARGARET L. AHERN
The
C ity
of
ay
GOODRICH
A kron. Ohiu
ft .. „
i - - rY,--
Tin* two sol lor Intis—fluty were hardlv ovor twptHV—trudged nInnt; tin*
parkway nlmh*,--ly, bond* In their rei*f-
iou
Color ____ ____ _
. .... l,1fW (’Marine . 1 . 7 5 Oarla per million
II.at IInn ___ _____ ■
Nrulral Total nolida
1.00 p-irla per million
• for Ammonia On parla prf„mllHiifl llardneaa
31.01 patio per million
Albuminoid Ammonia ___
Trarr Nltralea _______ - , _________ Trace
The a liar ore prarltrcll, of free and nlliumlnold ammonia In IhU writer and
lla rerj nmall amount of chUrinr Indlratea lf» rirrllcnt qnallljr for lini-i-h„l,|
purporra. In addillon lu (he good quatllr rhirarlerUHra of atiperior b iy ...hold
water. Il pooaexora epnlal frallirra of murh value, r.prrlallj ihnao uf racrlleni
raluraj aeration and LOW degree of hardneag*
. ,*
-r The Tiarteriologlral «n>l|«lK reaulllng In an average total count, In four
aamptqn of the water, of J harlerla per cent,: and In Bndlng no rolon. or uihrr
harmful harlerla, fully confirm lla good quality Indicated by Ihn CIIUMICAI,
or pocket*. nnil " h lst lin g in kt*t*if up
— —*
Fabrics-8,000 Miles
Cords--8,000 Miles
«* d r iv e r s — to G o o d ric h D e a le r s
' Jr-*the B . F . G o o d r ic h R u b b e r
C o m p a n y h e r r w ith d e c la r e s a
m o r e - r:^f (ca g e 'idju cdm en t on
G o o d r ic h 1 ir e s — 6 ,0 0 0 m ile s fo r
SA F E T Y T R E A D S, a n d 8 , 0 0 0
m ile s fo r SI EVER TOWN CORDS.
their oplllls.
It Wits out* tlf those
run' Sundays- In . winter, nnt ton RTAp
mill, ivIili n sunny Mrn* sky. Tin* jn'i? w M B
rntuls were 11ry nml hard, ritu! nil hough
Vr, emfcJBm
It was enrly iimruInu. throngs'of imtnl ji
Isis \ \ iti * already Marling "II' on plea**( |,
|c r a |B u |
tiro trips, Mnny wort* eoutfurlnhh* In’
j
closed cars. while it|hors, roay-chceked
| J jiW tti
nml Inintllotl In furs, won I Swiftly hy
i
ff
In upon cnru.
__
_* L
j
.Ilmmio, nnt* of tlio luiy.H In uniform.
Hopped "hl-jllng mnl gave n' deep
me
,
Of the many «alrra of Oil* an.) »thr> rrglona lhal t hair nnalyrrd,
none kiiprrlnr In nil good quallllr* l<> Ihul of Ihr "Htder Water."
Voura very yraprctfully,
___
.« = . .^ .u a .,^ .* : ,
'
JE^N
4
■ " ^ W illH I J Tlrt)ir It. Bl'jflB
T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor
TflLKI'IIONK 3II-W
SANFOIIII. I'M)Itll> \
The second design w it h box coat
barely reaching the lilntt arid fronts
ppre^ inB n,)arl to ^
a vest of
rui*ieil rude)},
or jo it ll lo n e in'
le e t b . ‘watering In a minute. 1 ve nti
Idea, Jimmie; b f s sit lo-re by lb.mini nml trust linn tut unto will conna lo n g with two e m p ty seats in It."
•
Ai-eorillngly tn. \ sat down and
walebetl the passing procession hopefully. II begun in look as though, they
wero out o f • luck when a gray ear
.. ...
...... ..
-.on ,.. ;.»....... *
silver cloth Is nlso exceedingly smart,
s.itln Is useil for the coat ami cheek,.,| ,ranne| f„r the skirl. Medium
„ija. requires 2 1 yards to-lneh satin,
t; ynrd silver elotli, IS Inches wide
nml 3 yapla -10-lnch flannel,
First Model:
Pictorial ^Review
Illf,*usb No. 811C. Sizes, 34 to -IR htrhes Inlst. Price, - a cents. S kIH N o ,
7933. Sizes. 24 to 31 inches waist.
The Ford Sedan is a. splendid car
for the Farmer because it, is"good and
comft.rtahle every day in the year.
It has a!! the utility of the touring car
with Ihr* niceties of ;!.<• 1 i; h-tiass ear.
The wile P id.i hildrcn enjoy therefinen.ents and comff»rts.
It is easy for
won cn n oj:i:alt1, is always rt iial le.
as v.HI as economical.
Your early
order is s o lic ite d because the big Ford
Factory F a good ways from normal
production, ami with iis#. it is first come,
first supplied. Sedan. $775: Honor.
Humor In the Clissroom
»•-. .Ir! "I mnl p i. , a r c ! f o r sab*. A f t e r
e x p la in in g th at b r in e ‘Is* v e r y -alt w a
tt r. tin- P >i It* r 1 a - l ' . 1*! " b y tin- m b
w . re plat-i.fl In it
l * li-l’s f a r e w a s
III ii tni uni i 'I " till sfi.t 1. 1. 11 ml er*Ma a il
— instead u f the 3 ,5 0 0 and 5,000 miles
respectively heretofore in force.
rom a Dealer
lisf* ' W
"j *!
j S
V
0 [tj
.....
,,
,
.
.
“Mop t h a t,' his chum Dick, in te r
Fix thus2 new Goodrich Adjustment figures
firmly in your maid 0.000 miles for SAFETY
TKEAUS—8.000 miles for SIEVERTOWNS
This new adjustment stands back of all Good
rich Tires, including Tires already purchased
in the hands of user or dealer.
Goodrich Tires in actual usage are today un
folding such matchless mileage; regularly in
excess of adjustment basis, that Goodrich
knows it has the strongest, most durable
tires the rubber industry has produced.
The Goodrich adjustment mileage is increased
because Goodrich knows the mileage in its
. tires, and it wants to give every motorist a
. share in their economy.
Go to a Goodrich tDealer, and buy a Goodrich
Tire, sure that with fair and square usage
a Safety Tread will render you at least 6,000
miles; and a Silvertown Cord at least 8,000.
f
«***»•.
7,’i A \
F P L ,.“If I woro nt Immo now," In* begun - I* r
™
, ' 1!—
reminiscently. "IM I..* grensliig the old
NOVELTIES FOR THE SMART .
rrtr nml flllliiff iut \i\* wHil ens. r!ii*n
WARDROBE
nil (lie folks would pile In. nml ntn
0no cnnnot' rall to b; impre!,scd
would have our lunch basket It’s ill*
^ho artistic worth of tho now
most ns hit; ns u clothes hnm per-um l fashions, though they are exceedingwe'tl ho off for tin* ilny. Out ns fur j-jy simple. In mnny Instances. Com
ets tin* Fulls, maybe, or perhaps to blnatlons of materials. continqes-o
L'ndc Steve’s rnnob. - We'd get hnch''TJnvorcd Idea; ns shown hy tho model
Just before It got dark, and llatmnh to the left, composed of figured and
would Imve a ninths size dinner. i\U plain foulard. The* collar and cuffs
romly for us. We'd have nppelttes are of cbcnlllo braid. .Medium silze
like* starving steers. . I ran almost requires 2V& yards (lguretl a oft 1
smell ibo roast beef nml the gnaw yards plain .HI Inch material.
ff
I harp rnmplrtril rarrful .rbpmical nnatrat* of Ihc adipic of water ihil
brought mo n r lf loot work, anrd harp nhtalnpil the following rr.ulu'
ing, mill *-)ie promptly iv.tiled • “Itcenuse th e y a re , used to sa lt w a t e r . ”
. u 11 ..petted up tlie lentil, a n d w a s
Mpdrtltts oil id..ait front a sm all m u
rnliter lm l-l.l t
Slo* sighed wltli rein f ai Jimmie’* offer
“ If >*at boy**
m u In-Ip ........ ait. and b a l e nothing else
in do, j n u -b all In* m y g u e s ts for the
d a y . ’’ sin* said g r a t e fu lly .
Wit Ii alt lim Pnei fo r llndlug e n g in e
trouble, and Ibe tidib*d In eentlve of h er
|rt-findse'. It look J i m m i e only a f e w
m ln u le s to llml lh a l th ere w a s a loose
ettuneeibin nt tin* Ignition s w lte b l i e
lived it e as ily , and llii'n, at M rs. Wind
—
. 11'*s t'eipiesy tried lie- s,.|f s t a r t e r »nd
found g a i t It w o rk e d without dllll. a lly .
O u U _i u e
lie *
beginning
of
o |i e
EDWARD HIGGINS
Salesman
K EEr YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN
o.f
bad spent slnre leaving Inline. Mrs.
Windsor, seeing tin* eagerness shining
In Jimmie's eyes, bad generously of
fered to let him drive. She sat beside
him. pointing tillt llie roads, while I 'irk
; mnl h.*r eompniibui sal In haek.
Ily the Mine 1InM r e a r lied th e ir .l.-sllnntlnn, a m u n l r y Inn fam e d for Its
g.>..d din n e rs, tin* four w e re ...... I
frie n d and
Intd e x c h a n g e d
runth
BEST IN THE LONG RUN
il n e r s ‘J to* lints learned that I In* «ar
belonged lo Mrs. Windsor's only son,
who was overseas, and Hull she had
been driving It slnee lie went sivny,
but " a s almost discouraged by her
frequent mishaps.
They discovered,
to. that she was as lonesome ns they*
were, nml that stie lived In a large
house, but u a s considering giving It
up ami going to n hotel In live until
her son came back. ’
After a delirious nml bffiirty dinner
nt the Inn, they nil’ enjoyed the long
drive lank to Mrs. Windsor’s house.
She insisted that tier two guests slay
| for supper and spend llu* evening*
j J Innate and l<lck made tbemselves at
] limiie Immediately. They romped with
a frisky collie, played' tin* piano, anil
sung for lheir hostess.
At ten Ibev
reluctantly departed for their ship, but
not until they bad promised to spend
the next week-end with Mrs. Wind
sor.
Ami she, between arranging for a
Ibealbr party at the next Saturday'
mail net*, and Inviting a number of
young people to a dance at her home
Saturday evening, forgot nil about her
lonesonieiicss nml her Intention of go
ing to a hotel.linn wrote her son the
most direful letters he had received
In a long "Idle.
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JUNE IS, 191®
THE SANFORD HgKALtt:
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
ev en t h e g a t e p o s t
NOT IN IT *
A Chief I* Among Yo Tnking Notea
■mi Faith, " I I c ,JI Print 'e m " ...
Ho Says Sauntcrer.
My Wish
To ate thee nohlcr live anti grow
from day to day,
And watch thee mount irp higher
still on life’s highway;
To know thy doors nrc barred to
Hate and Scorn and Pride,
‘ Dut to God’s Light and Love and
Hope filing open wide:
To find thee better, braver, richer,
greater, too,
:__E a c ^ i i i w a r d - y i c w J , - g u t iip tm ^ tb y
life anew;
To feel thee nearer me in life's true
comradeship.
And thee and me knit close in
Christ’s great fellowship;
To help thee keep thy ‘inner man
both clear and strong,
And falter not, nor shrink, nor fail
to strike the wrong;
To share with thee each weary work
er's toilsome load,
And turn each erring brother to the
• rbyal road;
To aid thee find thy tusk, the work
God gave to thee,
Begin it, too, and work it for eter
nity;
(
To hear the Muster say to thee, at
last—"Well done!
Life’s race is run, life’s guerdon won,
my child, come home!”
. ’ — E. I*. A.
ft ft ft
1 It ought to be true in America
that no man should have the right
to legislate for others who was not
himself a good man.
• • •
5 Have you a friend.’ Would you
help him when he needed help
would you go to his assistance in his
time of need rather than wait for
your time of convenience? Friend
ship is n noble thing in this life. I
have a friend. 1 can depend on th at
friend to assist me by passing the
hat for my benefit, but to assist me
to lime of need, be that what it may.
Peaceful Sleep
Rid ol ths Singing. tilling Worrirt
ol Motqulloi. Uie
G o o d n ig h t
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Sanford. Florida
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17 miles from Jacksonville on the
occa* beach. Surf bathing, golf,
tennis, autumobiling on the beach.
Putting from the ocean pier or from
the jpttiH.
Sen f xxis, excellent
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in charge of a competent riding mast-*
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W. H. A D A M S
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MONEY
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Fruit and Vegetable Crates
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THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE
No organs of tho human body are so
Important to health and Ions life as the
kidneys. W hen they alow up and com
mence to la c In their duties, look out!
Kind out w hat lh« trouble la— without
dnlav.
W henever you feet .nprvoua.
weak, dlssy, Buffer fropi sleeplessness,
or have palna In the beck — wake up
at esc*. Tuur kidneys idrail help. T hese
are it c n a to warn y o u .I h a t you r k id
neys are not perform lnr their func
tions properly. They are only h“ lf
doing their Work and are a llo w in g Im
purities to Accumulate and be convert
ed Into urIO acid and other poisons,
which ere ca u sin g you dlstresa and will
destroy you unless they are driven
from your system.
Oct some IX’LD MKt'AI, Haarlem Oil
Capsules at once. They are an old, tried
preparation used all over the world for
centuries. They contain only old -fa sh
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etrenKth-KlvInir nnd sy stem -cle a n sin g
herbs, w ell known and used by physi
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vet
the
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C I am glad tn see (he trees and
shrubbery, etc , going up on the
bulkhead. I think jn time this bulk-,!
bead of ours will hi* a thing of beau- j
ty and u joy forever. I have talked i j
of this for years anil it does me goi d !
to see the things predicted bv this
column come to pass. I would sug- !
goat a further improvement on this j !
bulkhead.
Let itr be levelled and H
planted in some kind of nice green j
grass put rustic seats out tljere, I
make driveways urtiuhd the bulkhead
—place* a white way on the brink
of the deep out there and n nice
walk.. All these things could be done
and easily so. One of the first things
I want the city coimril or some other
body to do is to have'the snugs out
in thov lake either driven down or
pulled out. Why mar the beatify of SS
a thing hy a few unsightly snags. £ 3
Then again, if then*
any chance in g s
lhti_wurld- anil 1 say there is. let's
: ^irutmlt^ lTon'IJjt^Ar^Ef-L'. Tu~it'inbvrri
their (lead track from over our bulk- ‘
head. That done, a nice park for
the kiddies, both young and grown
up to play hall, etc., could be made
over that way.
1 heard too the
other day that somebody wanted to
put u puvillion down that way.
T h a t is a splendid idea. Why not
turn the pavillion idia into n real
community piny bouse idea.
A
floor for dancing, -bowling, pool, and
games of all kinds could be provided
for—this idea placed on the edge .of
the bulkhead, extending over the
water would be something grand.
You community folk think it over.
•
•
by lending me his presence, his every
good advice, his always kind words.
My friend is truly a friend. When 1
am not in trotildo he is near, when I
am in trouble h<*.is near. He is my
friend. If you have a friend be to
him the fr.tn 1 that you would have,
him be to you. Remember that Aid I
•3!??n»SS!! JjWWlUilj
tnny have ht»—trials, troubles^.Hjnd j
temptations fn rertain hours—just
as you. Then fie with him. Your
spoken word or kirjdness, of consola
tion of friendly advice will do more
for your friend than anything else
any one could do.-- If lie is in trouble
be it great or small—help him to
bear it, and help him when he needs
i t —not at your convenience. If you
legisla emotion, let us l e a d ' him to the
help at your convenience and not a t apportionment was. some
Ids need you an* then selftah, friendly tures ago, and many of the members ocean and th e .s h ip that sails at 4*.
to yourself and not a friend of your get out of the question by telling ybu War has left our people nervous, and
fellow.
Kememhcr “ A friend in that it is not the duty of this .legis we should reduce to junk any freak
lature to re-apportion. It may not who comes to serve us with u lot of
time of need is a friend indeed.”
j be, but not n one of th em will admit Jttussii)n biipif.i let us.. t r e a t J iim-aa-a-i that IfJ '(!bcs~^uit neeii
traitor, as a sinful agitator, let us
r f c t go to the hospital meet^ Maybe some day.
load him on a freighter where the
ing the other night because I bad
billows gu kerplunk.— Wait Mason.
heard there would be opposition to
the hospital
movement
and (I ' Lord Ashley, before the battle of
thought I would lie.ashamed to sit Edge Hill, offered a prayer which
Not the Right Tune.
through some of this opposition and many u man in the stress of life
A certain Hum wan angry one night,
rather than be embarossed I just would do well to Remember ami*to ant! begun to swear In the presence of
stayed away. I am happy to know repeat every' morning: "Oh, Lord, his_______ Thu latter^tbloklng she;
th at thb opposition did not appear Thou knowetft how busy I must be might slqiiiie him Into quitting, de* I
at the meeting. This is usually the this day; if I forget Thee, do not citletl to Imitate him and swore fer* i
vltlly, using tIn* same oaths that he!
wny with opposition to a good thing. Thou forget me.” .
did.* He looked iu her In nimimuent
When it comes to—either put up or
ft ft •
for a few minutes ami then remarked.
shut up, they haven't anything to
"Well,
you have the same words but
say. The idea of a man in Sanford r If a man is discontented with you haven't g o t ' the right tune." —
being against the hospital plan. It this country of the free with a gov Exchange.
seems the best and quickest wny to ernment invented for such folks as
get a hospital and about the only you and me, let him take his aunts
L it tle C h a n c e for Co n fe ssion .
pack his • bombs and
way it can be bad at present, and a and nieces,
“ A g o o d . h u sb a n d ought to fell Ills
knocks
and
creeses
in
his
second
a hospital can be
used
here
w »r u
a i u
t u t t* in San
4r*ui*liN ^ fn n lts." e x p l a i n - tin* prohand valjeses(and go suiting o'er the Wife nit mB\H11l
ford. We need
keep!
•eil one. It is in keeping
fi*'*.i*mii
•
MiDjrr of domestic prohlepi*
with the progress
rogress of Sanford j i d sea. If a man comes here to jabber in a Milwiniftie newspaper.!' ' A <ery
Sanford musF
F have a hospital. 17am w l ^ ^ t h e other fellows work, if lie’s o r ig in a l bleu, but i*hnt Is lip* >pre*
glad to know*• that Sanford has (ine‘. proji* to b e a stahber with nn an scribed . ioci Ikh I n f conduct when site
I am proud to know that Mrs. Fer- archistic dirk, let us tell him thorugh p e r sist s In telling nlioiit them llrst?
nald felt so kindly toward the city our fact*B, we'll be happy if he
and then think that she did a truly chases to the foul and "foreign places
W h a ss a M a tter With You, Marti
noble thing. 1 am proud to know where his fellow lonfers lurk. If a
" W h y won't I ilnV" dem and ed the
that the proposition has been met I *katP fr,,m EuroP«'" u,lirs «»™« to lady of "mi ptumtls dtsplncem im t, ns
and that now we will have a s u re , this star spangled shori* hoping by *l|e tt-oPgmitilli w a v e d tin* want till
enough hospital, 1 am more proud ' h,H
aml snllies
mak honest sect inn iti Ms face. " D id n 't you a d
workers
sore,
let’s
condemn
his vert i-e fur a stout w o m a n to do h ouse
to know ihat the opposition - if
crasy
notion,
let
us
curb
his
weird
work V
liitllnnnpoll* S t a r .
really there was any, kept their op
position to themselves at the meet
ing.
tlantic B^&cK^Hot
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JU ST
BETWEEN YOU AND H E "
,
PAGE 9EVEW
The legislature ' has adjourned
and the governor has vetoed the ting
tak Hill.' TjVell, T Think tliat is two
things well done, und if the governor
will just keep his veto running on
some of the things the legislature hns
done the cduntry will yet be.saved.
1 think however t h a t ‘he could have
found something more worthy of a
veto than the dog tax bill. It may
he that a dog tax bill would have a
tendency to do
away with the
worthless curs that roam the coun
try side without kith, kin or innstcr.
Be th at as It may, the dog tax bill is
now dead for two years, unless the
ladies can prevail upon his Excel
lency to call a special session for the
purpose of considering ratifylng-the
suffrage amendment. If the special
pension should he called, the legisla
ture would of course consider veto
messages as Well as any* other busi
ness properly, before the body. Let’s
hope, however, th a t any special ses
sion idea will not gain root and th at
we will have no legislature until the
regular time for cne two years
hence. Speaking of what the legis
lature did, one of our dailies tho
othpr day attempted to explain what
they did by setting forfh the things
they did not do. Among thd impor
ta n t things not done, that every one
thought would be done was the m at
ter of. re-apportionment.
Another
the constitutional convention m at
ter. We might geYalong without a
convention for awhile yet,, but surely
the other matter needs attention. I t
is true t h a t the time ripe Is for re-.
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