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THE SA N FO R D
THE HEART OF TH E WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
IN
NUMBER 5f.
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 6. 1913
VOLUME X
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THE CITY’S ORGANIZATION IS
PROPOSED ELECTRIC MAIL
SERVICE MEETS WITH
FIVE HUNDRED ASSOCI
ATE MEMBERS ARE
SANFORD
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BEING ENDORSED BY LEAD
ING CITIZENS AND BUSI
NESS MEN.
Thf business of tho country is now
seriously hmpcred by an utterly in»dti|uate post office service, not due
to lack vf efficiency, but to demand*
with which even increased equip
ment and efficiency could not keep
up. A similar condition in England
required three years to get order out
of chao*.
*" A new , pustolfico sorvice in flowavailable which, if adopted by the
authorities will largely relieve this
condition.
It is Electric Mail.
This terrier handles the Utter or rant
at both end* by the port ojfier just as
Utters and eardr are handtrd yaw. hut
the euntenl* ate transmitted by ,uiri
beticeen frrininal post
offices. The
Electric Mail is the last word in post
office service, us practically all other
means of transmission hut the wire
are now in use.
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COL. DAVID SHOLTZ
DAYTONA TO BE
STATE’S ATT
The Electri^jShi* wil1 usv tho
Telepost system%fi™utomatic Rapid
Telegraphy. This new service is posMbie because of the general efficiency
and especially the word carrying ca
pacity of the Telepost System —1,000
words per minute on one wire.
How It Works
Write a letter, put It in an^envelope. seal it, write "Electric MaiP'on
the outside and affix 25c in postage
stamps for the first 50 words or less,
with 5c for each additional 10 .words
or less.
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(let the letter to the post office
ju»t us you would any other letter,
using the rural delivery mail ho*,
the street corner ho*, or the mad
rhute in your building. I f you
to sure lime, rend it directly to the
post office.
In the -post office the stamps are
cancelled, the contents of the letter
wired to the dislunt city, there type
written. put in an envelope, sealed,
properly addressed mnd delivered by
carrier or put in post office box or
general delivery, as in any other
•letter
l( 10 words will serve your need
write 10 words on a card, and attach
10 rents in postage stamps —all else
same as for letter.
10 rents additional securer special
dilirery for either letter or card.
This service will mean that you
and /our correspondent, hundreds or
thousands of miles apart, can ex
change 3 or 4 or more letters or
<acds during the business hours of-n
single day, as train tim e ' between
ft tier, bagging, hauling, etc., are all
rhminufrd. •
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The President of the United Scouts were doing their hit. The
States by proclamation has recom -lfunds raised during this campaign
mended t o ;the t eop'c that they oh- will he used to put the Roy Scout,
Each year thrf Roy Scout movewarded to l*he Department Surgeon, serve Hoy Scout Week, for the pur-{ movement on n cash basis, and to
ment
is turning out thousands of!
provide
for
extensive
field
work
Southern Department, for his infor pose of stVongthening the work of
better
hoys and creating the finest
mation in connection with the dis the Boy Scouts of America. This among the hoys.
types of future American patriots.
charge of the officer in whom you week is to he devoted to a national
There has been appointed a Citi-11 No cause Bhould appeal more strong
are interested.
movement for the purpose of raising len s’ Campaign Committee, and the
ly to the mothers and fathers of
It is believed thal your corres- j funds for the Hoy Scout; of America members are "the following: Mr. Roy Arperica than the Boy Scout enuse.
pondents who think it is "unfair and and for recruiting additional mem F. Syines, Mr. II. G. Dieterich, Mr.
Every . hoy before becoming u
This R. R. Deas, Mr.. II. C. Dtrllose, Mr.
unnecessary" to keep this officer in bers and Sccout Masters.
Scout makes this promise:
service are not fully informed of the movement is headed by ITon. W. G. W. M. Haynes. Mr. II. R. Stevens,
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task which the Surgeon- General has McAdoo, .formerly Secretary of thfe •Mr. A. II. Wallace, Mr. R. M. GroOn my honor I will do my best,
venstein and Mr. R. C. Rower, who
before him in the case of. a large Treasury,
1. To do my duty to God and my
number of wounded and disabled I ( n Sanford we want to secure five will he assisted by the local Scout country, and tu obey the Scout Law;
who have been returned from over- hundred associate members of live Masters. These men will call upon " 2 . To ‘ help other people at nil
sms'.
The retention Of the best [National Council, who Will help our you during Hoy Scout Week, and times.
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• local Scout Masters to get the best will" except, every person who is in
3. To keep myself physically
qualified medical officers for further
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o( S(.milinK for , h<. ,loyH. terested in the welfare of our hoys
strong, mentally awake, and morally'
service in the care of these men ap- 1 .
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to respond. "Invest in Bpyhood to struight.
The Hoy Scout movement has the
pears to me to he as much of an endorsement of the American Red built) Manhood."
During the first four Liberty
obligation as the support of the re* j Cross, In a\L Red Cross campaigns
So long ns there are men in our Loans: Scouts sold 1.867,047 sub
rent Victory Loan.
land in its current work the Red community who are willing to devote scriptions, amounting to $278;744,Cross calls upon the Boy Scouts fre- part of their time to the welfare of fi50. and sold War Savings Stamps
Very truly yours,
quently for services of different your hoy anil my hoy the fathers amounting to $42,751,031.25.
(signed)
G. I. Jones,
Scout Peace Cry: The War is
kinds, and have never ealled in vain. and mothers of our city certainly
Over,
hut our Work is Not.
should
he
willing
to
lend
them
Lieut. Col. Medical Corps,
In ull the. Liberty Loan and Wnr
Scout
Motto: BE PREPARED.
financial
aid.
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Savings
Stamps
drives,
the
Hoy
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U. S. 'Army.
Dr. Neal to Slay
The friends of Dr. Neal in Sanford
and vicinity- will be interested in the
communication published below,
written to Senator Fletcher from the
Surgeon General's office in Washing
ton which is very flattering to Dr.
Neal's ability in his profession, but
very discouraging as to an immedi
ate discharge.
War Dept. Office of Surgeon General,
Washington, May 26, 1919.
Hon. Duncan U. Fletcher,. United
States Senate, Washington, D. C.
My Dear Senator:
I am directed by the Surgeon
General to acknowledge the receipt
of your, letter oi May 2nd with en
closure relative to the discharge of
Thomas A. Neal, now on duly at
Rase Hospital No. 1, Fort Sam,
Houston, Texas, and to advise you
that the authority tor the discharge
of office™ In the various depart
ments is vested in the Commanding
General of ' the Department, who haa
been directed by the Secretary of
War to effect the diacharge of all
office™ aa Vapidly aa their services
can be spared.
' Your communication haa been for-.
jou Mart oh a motor vacation for the summer lake a look at your tires. Do they
show signs of much wear or look as thtjugh they might blow out any moment. If
so bring them to s, WE WANT THOSE TIRES.
No. we don’t wan! them to retread for you or ourselves or anyone- else, for greatrr
false economy was never practiced, and.- well—It needs no explanation, the "M ol ir f
wise" motorist, the man who actually knows how much it costs him to run h is’ear.
Just doesn’t do It. and that's sufficient proof In Its self. Its part of our business
to keep mileage cost records on several standard makes of tires, and In doing so
have discovered that the numher of retreads in use on rnrs where the cost counts,
is practically negligible.
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.WHAT WE DO WANT WITH THOSE TIRES IS T H IS- W e will give you a
complete new set of tires and one or two spares, with tubes if you say, and make
you an allowance for the used tires taken off your car. The allowance we make
Is very reasonable, being based on the present list price of your tires, the mileage
they have made, and their condition In general.’ Our charge for the.new tires Is
their present list price, plus the customary war tax, less the amount offered for
your old tires.
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Suppose you drive that old casing until It blows out, you have ruined a tube that
might have boen good for mnny thousand miles more. The result Is you not only
buy .a new casing but also a
tube; the old casing and tube going to the Junk
main! from whom you receive very little.
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On oar offer we lake all the risk, we might over estimate the value of your tire
equipment, and thereby be the loser, hut you in every case get tires of standard
make, guaranteed for 6000 miles, and In the event of a defect wc make the ud-justment here. You don't have to wait for the tire to go to the factory as Is usually
the case with tires purchased from many other sources. The total cost of such
equipment to you will figure less than you have been paying for tires of standard
make.
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Service—built In with quality materials and
expert workmanship is the predominating
characteristic of
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“ D IA M O N D ” T IR E S
S IX -T H O U S A N D M IL E S
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WIGHT TIRE CO.
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TJhe house this week passed the
hill creating the Seventeenth Judi
cial Circuit out : of Orange, Osceola
and Lake codWties, which leave* '
Volusia, Brevard and Seminole coun
ties in the SoveiRh Circuit. As soon
as
a tjie govern^ figns the bill and
*appoints D sve’ $lioltz ns state attor
ney the Seventh Circuit will again
he in "working order."
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It is whispered around that Judge
Perkins will tender his resignation
to the governon as judge, that Dave
Sholtz will B e' appointed Judge to
succeed Perkins, and that Murray
Sams will he appointe state attorney
to succeed Shflltz. Judge Perkins
was asked nHofff this yesterday and
that he was
itated
ready to resign, that he was awfully
tired, hut that, he had tajkadr-J
matter over and had dei
tho office to .‘which the
elected hlmPutjtil the
been given in opportunity to select
his successor. —iDeLand News.
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AH FACTORY
Sanford Wlfl Re Centrr For Clear
Havanp Cigar* In Future
Sanford isftwjll situated for fac
tories of all Wnds being in the center
of the state at the head of naviga
tion and with superior railroad facil
ities. Among the many industries
located here In the past few months
is another clga^ factory, known as
the Florida-Culra Cigar Co. It iB
composed of , hdme people and was
proposed and.started by local cigar
manufacturer* ifho have been here
for some tirrty (n the J. J. Mauser
factory, men tOl^o thoroughly under
stand the niahufacture of Clear
Havana cigafh Jnd men who believe
in Sanford
thb logical center for a
big trade in idgira.
Rex Packjird^ president, Louta
Miller, secretary and treasurer, Jas-_
Johnson, goneri I manager, E. E.
Shell as for^ni n give tho factory
the promise of si ccess from the start.
Among thosa I itereated as stockholdere are sfve al other local busfness men and also those veteran
cigar m
manufai&urora,
a n u i (M .i ,u | v i ■ J. Patton, Ed
ward Wintemi
Wintcrai L
Lfcuis
mil Miller and C. E
E. Shell
ell.
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situated in
The; factory is ideally
ii
laorjof the Bishop block
the second fl^
where there i*
ahiplc room and light
il amp
and the factciry Is a busy place just
now with th e wprkmen turning out
the new braitda -such as the Tarnpit
Trail, the Peg, t)ie Some Brush and
are destined to beother names
the consumers of.
come famous I
good smoklfc. ^
These cigar
I be placed upon
once and will prove*
the raArket
prime favoritt fi om the start. Thu*
othef cigar factory
Sanford gains
and we are lesiined to become a
great cigar center* in the future where
climate and Ideation are ideal for the
manufacture '(if .these delectable
■mokes.
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The RoyaL: Neighbors will m eet
n*xt T hunday Evening, .June 12th
at 8:30 instead1 of th« afternoon.
Every membej ui-ged to be present.
Business of unpprtance before the
camp. Al! thfr new membe™ are re
quested to bring i their fl™t month’s
due*. "Refr
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Recorder.
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Assistant
(Attorney
General
Charles A n d r e s, it is underetood
will he commissioned as judge of
the Seventeenth Circuit, while Jo
seph II. Jones, at present state attor
ney for the Seventh Circuit will he
stale attorney for the Seventeenth.
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SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
NOW COMPRISES SEMI
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JUNB*t, 1919
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE E’GHT
[Formerly the Lyric Theatre]
“ In C yclone S m ith ”
HIPPODROME
MONDAY, JUNE 9
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‘aturing Mary MacLaren in Rupert
Julian’s Drama .C reaking Stairs.”
Comedy “ A Cold Storage Cupid”
IFirnnl; L jtU Th»»lr*)
Tuesday, June 10th
TUESDAY, JUNE 10
A Western Drama by Indian Post
Eddie Polo, the Favorite in a
Cyclone Smith Story
Hearst News
ram
rente
We welcome competition as nothing
else will bring out our High Standard
Program plainer.' We urge compari
son. Look at our Program and com
. . . pare it day for. day. . . .
- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11
A Universal Special featuring
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Carey. Comedy.
Admission-Children 9c p lu slc lax
Adults 18c plus
FRIDAY— Gladys Brockwell, in “ The Pitfalls of a Big
City,” also a Mack Sennett comedy.
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THURSDAY. JUNE 12
Mildred-Harris, (Mrs Charlie Chaplin) in
Lois Weber’s Jewel Production in
“ Borrowed Clothes”
A Star Comedy, “ Mixed Tales”
SATURDAY— Pauline Frederick
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FRIDAY, JUNE 13
A Triangle Program, Taylor Holmes in
Comedy
Ambrose
SATURDAY, JUNE 14
A Goldwyn«Featuring
Farrar
.Featuring Geraldine
berali
Triangle Comedy
Admission 5 and 15 cents
Storms Carry Birds to Far North.
M atin ee Saturday Only
<Vrtiili> Inxlnnces of birds found
singly fur to tin* north of their in-unl
riilife ore |m*o»ltily to lie explained !•>
the whirl nf our eyelimle storms. The
Wind, turning counter-clockwise, Mown
o(T shore In the south anil entries the
bird out to sen. 1tut sooner or l;»'rr.
the hlril has the good fof Hint*‘to In**t
out tin* eX|M*rleneo, the farther spin
of the storm tends
to bring him ashore
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Orioles.
"In Crenkirig SlnirH"
.HIPPODROME
ir.rmrtl, L p k Tkr.lrrl
M on d ay, Ju n e 9th - '
While certain brunches of the wink
the Xntlinui War Work Council u!
the V. M. O A h a s been doing for nome
time are being ciiM.ilhd, one type of
servlro Is being c.dleil upon lor w o r e
cooperntti n than <\< | hefme
Al
though for inuio time there have beer,
approximately too In &00 entertainers
In France, many difficultIOh have sur
rounded this typo of set vice and the
Deep St uff ” Is W hat
D oughboys R ead O ver There
Parts.—(I), sfall.)—Not “beat'sailors" but arrlous works la the liter
ary refreshment demanded by the American soldiers In France, now
that the. war I# over, and our boys are waiting to get back home. The
soldier la a serious minded person, with decided Intellectual views, all
reporta to the contrary. He wants to make his way In the world.
The American Y. M. C. A in France came to this conclusion when a
group of 100 doughboy*, when asked what thoy would like as light read
ing matter, epoke up with one volco, and demanded books on applied Math
ematics. They were so much In earnest about it that the Y. M. C. A.
decided to atari Its first class In practical arts In France. H. II. Morri
son. formarly an Instructor In the States Teachers'^College of Greeley,
Colorado, was seht for to take charge of tho class.
The first real Impediment to Intellectual research among the buck privatea presented Itself when It was discovered that there wasn't so far a*
any could find out, an American book Oh applied mathematics In all
France.. There were the French ones, of course, but none should be ex
pected to study French and Mathematics simultaneously. It really Isn’t
well to mix drinks from the fort of learning In that way. Mr. Morri
son, however, was undaunted by the absence of textbooks and volun
teered to trach without them until the onea which were wired for Im
mediately could arrive from the good old U. 8. A.
(Ta y l o r H o i- M s a r
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HIPPODROME, (Formerly Lyric Theatre)
. Friday, Jjn c 13th
A m for myself I uui turnoil contritelor of hummock nettliif for the orioles.
Inkltif my pay In notes
I throw
strliifs out of the window ho.I they
snap them up lit once. Tlu-v sit III
the cherry trees hard hv and warhie, "Hurry uti! hurry up!" I never
found out before Just ulmt they said.
Hut If you will Kitten you will find
that this Is what they first say. A vul
garism, I admit, hut unlive.— Lowell.
A r a b i a n H i d e s G r a d e W ell.
Arabian sk.ln* eom'nf Into the world
markets through Fgvpt anil lit.- Sudan
originate i-xelushfl) In te*|.|it and
places in ill,, vlrlulty of M o rn
They
embrace cattle hides, sheep skin*, goaf
skins mid camel hides, and are gener
ally dry salted.
Arabian hides nrc
limited In ipiantlty; the tpiallty, how
ever. K excellent.
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No 8uch Word aa Fall.
' There In n difference between not
succeeding and fulilng. The one la
final; the other Is only n temporary
hindrance. If you persevere In spite
of not succeeding, If you start again
and act on the knowledge you have
gained by your slip, It will not .work
you lasting Injury. It Is only when you
surrender that you are really beaten.
There Is no such word ns "fnll" to one
who will not give up.
Don't Walt to Do Good Deeds.
The good deeds we would do nrc
brightened and made more prolific of
benellclnl results If we carry them
out while the enthusiasm of our gen
erous Impulse Is upon us. lluve we
not nil experienced the warm desire
to succor; postpoued to u nwreVotJvcnlent time (for us)—then dreaded
for duys until we finnlly drag our
selves to an accomplishment thiit
makes of kindness n pitiful treadmill
and bestows no sweet graclousncss
ui>on the recipient, who Innately feels
the Irksomeness of our beneficence?
Painting on Braaa
Uni ess car Af* inkcn to Imve the sur
face absolutely clean, considerable dlfAcuity Is encountered In attetnplhig to
paint over (Hillsbed brass. To Insure a
satisfactory Job the brass should first
he scoured with n mixture of salt and
vinegar ty remove nil grfnse, after
which the surface should be washed
with hot soap Muds and wiped dry with
a clean rug. Thereafter the paint may
he applied without risk of Its running
while wet or chipping off after It has
dried.
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IDAY—-The Dainty Vivian Martin, in “I N ever Saw
Such a Girl,” it’s also a Paramount picture, and
Tom Mix, in “A Roman Cowboy,” one o f those
Sunshine comedies.
WEDNESDAY— Ethel Clayto the girl with a personality in ‘'M aggie Pepper,
a Paramount
picture too, also “ Ivory Domes,
L-KO comedy
THURSDAY— The Versatile William Farnujn
crowning success, “ The Jungle Trail.”
William Fox Standard Picture, as an addc
tion, a Harold Lloyd comedy.
FRIDAY— The Italian Prima Donna Madeline Traverse
in “ The Love That D ares,” a Fox feature, als<
Sidney Drew, in “ Romance and Rings.”
SATURDAY— The World’s Sweetheart .Mary Pickford,
in “ Hulda From Holland,” also an Arbuckle comedy
ING— Mme Nazimova, in “ Out of the Fog,” - “ Thi
Red Lantern,” - Harold Lockwood and Mary Pick
ford, in “ Daddy Longlegs,” William Duncan, ii
“ The Man of Might,” Etc., Etc. : : : : :
JUST
FEW HIGH SPOTS
AT THE STAR
�m g s t s .\
THE ^ANPOBO HERALD
|mon«lm. (,’a.tro, who was president
; nf
frora 18Df> fq ig o a used
to make the treasury .pay him dally.
THE SANFORD HERALD
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M,nrr monthly.
wn" flxwl On
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,■14.000
year.hl"
payable
SHOE POLISHES
S a v e £ 6 «le a th e r a n r f
LIQUIDS a n d PASTES
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brow n; sh o e s
flaw ing V.;» first month's pav Past™
told II..- minister of finance that hence
forth ho muit aond him ffoo In gold
ovor>- morning, "that being ihe boat
«ny to make aure of my anlnry In thla
•rov«.Inilon rl.lden Innd."
During the
nine years of hi* presidency exchequer
funds orten rnn low. but the nutoemfa
dnlly wage wns always forthcoming,
ns he warned each successive minister
of finance thnt full tire to provide It I
would mean amnmnry dismissal.
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it is sapi tnnt. In Klnmnth Falls,
Ore., It la an ofTenso to kill a garter
snake, and that on easterner who
killed one of these snakes uns fined
hy a Klnmnth Falls magistrate.
Ihe pirter ftnnke Iir hnnnlrM and
niny be useful, but persons unaccus
tomed to having snakes nmund be
come nervous when they hm across
SO harmless a reptile ns the garter
snake, nnd the first thought In their
minds In to put the *nn>o out of busi
ness.—Utica 1’ress.
We have the {ires tha! will save youjmoney—the lires you’ll
eventually buy if you re not already using them.
MILLER TIRES
are so carefully built that each
will give the same high milag
every other tire. Not one in a
dred ever calls f o r adiustn
WE
SOUTHERN TIRES
are easy riding, friction rt
and very hard to puncture,
are one-eighth to oge-fourth
thicker than tires of similai
Unlcc-n
The
C ity
of
GOODRICH
A k r o n . O h io
GUARANTEE
them
a g a in s t
Sanford, Florida
jtny girl’s estimate of
T he w eak sp ot in m tire
• is w h ere tr ia d sto p s
nnd sidewall b e g in s .'
It Is hound to h c^ miss-representatlon.
Optimistic Thought
Dally Thought
T.. deny the freedom of th e will Ik •
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morality impossible,—-Fronde
World's Famous .Streets.
A certain difference of opinl
pear* to exist as to.which Is fh.
beautiful Street In the world
;
'hose -111 the running'’ may he
Honed;
I ’rlace* street. Edlni
from Which die city receive, I
nickname of
••Athens m
Fon of Mr. and Mrs. K. ft.
from Stetson University as
both the Federal and*«Stute
John bus nid yet given
it is h> ped thut he will retar
Besides being voted Stef
reason to be protril of him f,
Not the Right Tune.
A certain limn »»n* angry one nlrh
nnd began to swear In the presence o
his Wife. The latter, thinking six
nilght shame him Into quitting do
cld.*l to Imitate him nnd swore fer
yldly. using the same oaths thnt In
did. He looked at her In amazement
for a fevV minutes nnd then remarked,
well, you have the same words hut
you hnren’t got the right tune."—
Exchange.
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rnt Rlohulen of goats' milk ar«
*° 1,1,1 ,h'it cream rises very slowlx
Ih l- quality, however, gives to tlie
milk n unjform richness not |>osseased
i
c,-".s rn',,‘. There are now several
.condensed milk factories using goats’
nllk. which Is condensed nnd sold for
Infant feeding. Many thousand* of Inrants are compelled to live during their
first few months „„ condensed cows’
milk, and It |« „9t the befit food for
•heir fitoini|h».
— „ JeW“ ,n En»ll,h Citle
There are more Jews in jjthan In any other city |n Ul,
Kingdom. For Its size I.eed« I
Jews In proportion than Ma,
though the actual, number U
Joy of Mctorlfin
* deling-In the world I* eq,
tlrrlll Of real motoring Tl
'H !""« """■• trough «tmni
f-the-way places |. tlPV,.r
scenes nnd qnalai
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To Use Candy
To Fight Alcohol
“Over There
Goodrich T ires.
See
how it s p r e a d s the
Goodrich interlocking
safety bars beyond the
ball of 'the tire, anti
lays extra tread rubber
along the sidewall.
Soldiers Overseas To
Serve For
YM. A.:
Fewer Men Go From U.
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Charge 25 CentH.'
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near Ge neva.
Steve William*
Geneva l»ri< k
through it
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In answering an advertisement
where no name is mentioned in the
id, please do not ask The Herald
for information as to thq identity of
the advertiser.
Usually we do pot
know who the advertiser is and if
wo' do wo are not allowed to give
out this information. Simply write
a letter and nddress it as per in
structions in the ad.
Money is made both by earning it ant
In both ways the Florida Citrus Exc
for growers who are members.
WANTED
Furnished bedroom for rent Good
Wanted—Your laundry work, Bed 'location. Box 756, City.
aipreads, nhreta, pillow cases’ nnd
For R ent—Two furnished house
table linen a sp ecia lty • Work guar keeping rooms, up stairs. No chil
anteed.
Frazier's Hand Laundry, dren. Park avenue. P. O. Box 313
512
Sanford avenue.
66-4tc '
Wanted —Eight young ladies to
enter St. Catherine's Hospital train
ing school for nuntes. New class be
gins June 15th. Hospital and train
ing school incorporated.
Hospital
non-sectarian.
For application
blanks address Sup t.'St. Catherine’s
Hospital, 1916 Walnut St., Jackson
ville, Fla.
56-2tt>
Furniture wanted for two or three
rooms lor cash. Address Box A. c-o
Herald.
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55-Up
gc makes money
The Exchange earns money for these
them lafger net returns from their fruit t
through other marketing agencies.
Wanted —. When the postman
Rent
Three unfurnished
brings you S. A. W. shout with joy
, ground floor, modern in every
nnd start in on thut ECZEMA,
conveniently located.
Adult*
ITCH and other Skin Troubles.
Enquire lleruld office. 66-tf
Watch bow quickly the results. It's
ror item - j -4 or b room*
u wonder.
Sent prepaid $1.00.
South African Wonder Co.. Jack furnished. Desirable location,
dress P. O. Box 578.
56-3
sonville, Fla.
. 56-1 tp
:re. Wc have waited for It. Old Chandler
.ow and we are all proud and happy.
In h™ ?£’ by t,fh c ” ew Chandler touring car
like w o r S m t f n 1 KI6’ in h'ftncss, in comfort of
l, i.M|k |
r h p a n d ,n ' ts'lustrous finish.
A „ biHhbood and radiator, its broad cowl.
»alt chewing gum and cookies, the Y. u
. . A ex,>,,cu 10 "duce the consume
and | tlon of alcohol very materially.
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recoin.a
SAFETY TREAD of
r U tte r in g - o f t h e S e a s o n ,
» >s O n l y $ 1 7 9 5
" a h ‘ i h e w f * * ° l< 1 ,rr* W “ h f a n d y ’ C h o c O i ? t H
The National Orange Drink
Your eyesight tells y.->tt
that. Wow |ap|'
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Buy Goodrich T in s
from a Dealer
'a ? * '
don't care for sugar
was and heavy consumers of sw eet, asm
let- ally pas* „p the "boote.- 8o by Hy-
Ap
* xmiill thing*. The woman
u'll things worry her will
For Snip
ly undone the first time
Hammock.
Uli. n really big problem,
rntiiig in your mental and Harry A.lit lor*, not iii mention your Pittsburg,
lillmi.'iii worry. You need
lied to tale nor —
Ii11 your
lierfihl friend duck’s-buck,
\ I’.ut.you can afi-et trailwill to conquer them or
sides of wago.1 tracks,
when you ride rut a,
^rind w ickedly «t vu l
nerable flanks.
Remember, that is one
of the many reasons
why G oodrich T ires
lead in mileage over
all r o a d s, r o u g h or
Faria.—(By Mali.)—* , UJtl
no Idea of dump
American Expeditionary Fore
•ands of men back
Weal now being striven for
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- - —stes after they
mark-time period of (he armistice
and
had nothing to do but loaf for
demobilization, with fighting go
months. To do this would b* to erethe American fighting men *u
ate s very unhealthy social and Indus
turned into s uniformed tourist
trial condition In our own cuniry.
France Peace, as has been
T h e r e are drill* and discipline and
often, has victories, and one
lor many, jhe work of helping to put
I" to be the victory over the e
trance on her feet again
At tho
flueoce. which besiege an Idle
•atnt time, the men have more IH
In this campalvn ihe v u
?h.r«
rr t'h8Dce•
than Tthey muhad
hofore. to *** «h‘n«»
One of the imost Important things
Ihe V. M C. A•- expects
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to do during
Ihe demobilisation period Is to enter
Into ■cllve competition with the
S wine shop* No, the Red Trl
even *n«>e I* noi going Into the saloon bu*l
had “«■ •« !■ Planning (o fight alcohol
■Hers wU,‘ "ugar According to medical es« In perta. thl* |* the he*t kind-of ammu■rw— muon to use In a battle against the
, ex. more or le»* well-known Demon.
peach and toninto crate, thirty-two
cenjs complete; tomtit ) paper twenty
ream bundles $3 75; Clay and \Vhip
See peas $4.25 per bushel; Mixed
peas $4.00; peas in 2 'j bushel sacks.
No loss sold. All f. o', b. Seville.
J’revatt & Co., Seville, Fin. 55-.‘ltc
and harness in good condition.
ply to J. E. Lundquist
bing at this Heel of
Achilles.' A n d the
Thus an extra thickness
of tough trend rubber
fortifies Goodrich T ires
at the Heel of Achilles.
A u oci.lion Ms,. Will Fight Demon Rum V
Method—The Sweet Tooth Compete A
Wine Shop
George Bal
56-2tp
For. S ale— One -pntr black horses
On any road but sm ooth,
flat p a v e m e n t, th e
speara of the r o a d stones and broken rock
—are constantly jnb-
Notice lurtner. ^iow the
extra w ide tread carries
on up the sides of the
tire, extending beneath
the stdestrips.
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Nice dogs for sale.
ger. City, R.-A.
‘ • t or Sule-—One of the nicest homes,
Sanford Heights, 5 room bungalow,
sleeping porch.
Lot 70x120 ft.
Permanent Colors.
Ancient Egyptian* had a marvel- Will accept Liberty Bonds us part
nu* knowledge of color*, and they payment.
M. P. Lipe.
5o-2tc
understood fully what colors, would
*nKl- •«. the. Egyptian papyri- thg
For Sale or Kent
ground color* nre a* good its ever abltj -house, recently
they were.
Tin- Egyptians worked DuBose.
their outlines in lampblack, -used
Iny for their whites, ferruginous
For Sale—Bussell Engine 15 in
-urths for their red.*, ochres for their
yellows, nnd for giWns they used per- hy 20 in. (tunning condition. At
hnps .green Jasper or mixed blue car- tractive price on application. South
honn]g.or.cdppdr with uduv. AU these ern Utilities-Com pany, • Palatkn. (•olors are permanent.- .
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imperfections
Achilles
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herself,
. X- Rays in Industry.
Apnrt from their use In medicine.
X m rs are steadily extending their
n-|.| of usefulness, with new types
of tube n rnv powerful enough to
show up the minutest flaw In u fourinch th'ckneTs of steel ran be pro
duced.—Chicngo Journal.
Then, through its affiliated organiza
laves money for its members on their pur
plies, packing house materials,' etc.
The Exchang^Supply Company is in p
e r s enough to cover the entire cost of m
ihrough the Florida Cit rus Exchange, j
For Rent — Furnished bed
Permanent gentleman preferred
E. 5th St.
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For R ent—Five room furnished
house for the summer.Write P. O.
Box 356 or- PhonejLIO.
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For Sale — Five rooms furniture,
53-tf
0 Magnolia.
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Dcnera! Pershing J o rvlfaiw officers
and men of the \ E. ¥ from mill“ f 7. .d“,Ir ln order that their services
might bo utJ||*e<i by the Y. M. C A
resulted In the recruiting of a large
oumbor of soldiers for "Y" work, and
■aturally resulted In a decrease In the
number of men being sent from this
• •Wanted—The ladies of Sanford to
know thnt we guarantee every pair
Furnished Rooms—By day, week
of silk hose.we sell. Perkins & Britt. or month. Every convenience. Over
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55-2tc
Philips Drug Store, corner Park and
First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop.
Wanted—A position
Bookkeep
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ing or stenographic work. Have had
experience,
ences. Bt
LOST
-< • dlrrn It wanted and n* many an It
wanted, and by so doing the Associa
tion has saved a great deal of money
at would have been spent In trnnsport ng the workers to France. The
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work of
f* Y' M' ^ A - *Imost as well as
e r own, and those who have been
f*r
»re making excellent
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**»• « «»od a ir Ih , 0 ^ n d i ; M .t n ! “ f.m<:nr,a,1,i * 11 >S“ motor and th e sturdy ezccllenre nf t h .
T T Chandler
the Chandler notable among tine cars.
° 6 c^aM,s niake
’ features- “n"i r
. nU U t distinguished
rom
’ . Jd ca*t ■•om lnum m otor base
notor™haV«° f ™n ,e’ *,,cn* chain drive for the
a n nula^ half bcarinds. Bosch
charaaSrisii^
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l eHtu rtn o t m otor *nd
cnaracteristic of ?t,h
the tihJgheat-cUsa
car
SIX SPLENDID BODY
If you want Hemstitching nnd
Picot Work done promptly and all
Lost—A black bag with a pair of
wprk guaranteed satisfactory send to
gold
rimmed glawos', Sunday, be
Mrs. - Dora Cornelison, 127 West
tween Fourth nnd Ninth street, Park
Church St., Orlando, Fla. 5!-3tp
uvenue. Finder please return to 823
Park. Mrs. Duma*.
66-lto
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—New. York Life Policy No.
, Junie Perkins. $5000. Re
> J. M. Neely, 313 Magnolia
Reward.
66-2n.
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FOR SALE
POR SALE BY
Overland Sales &Service Co
Sanford,' Florida
Sixteen Pure W. R. hens and roost
er for sale. D. D. Doane, Geneva,
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56-2tp
. Loat—Small plain wrist watch
Wednesday afternoon. Reward
returned. 1011 Oak avenue. Ph
No. 426.
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. Stolen— Adlake bicycle No. H
21 A3, color dark red and white.
Reward for return or information
leading to # return of property to
Turner’s Grocery.
56-ltc
Join the Exchange and make more money
from your groves. For any further infornation,je e , phone or writs
FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE, Tampa, Fla.
L. A. HAKES, Manager
ORLANDO
Orange County Citrus
Cub-Exchange
CITRUS EXCHANOl
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prices are at reductions that «
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makes
nr.s al Iheir Pre-Inventory Sale
Linen Collars, • .
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.Man) items are;not listed in this announcement;
will have to come in- and see the others, and get
share of the extraordinary values offered. The busi
year of this firm begins July 1. and therefore these
unctions in what promises to be our greatest Pre-In
prices
WOMEN’S LISLE HOSE
• in three price groups
at 25, 49 and 75c '
m t h r e a d s il k h o s e
ing t h e famous Phoenix
>ore and Henson to he had
k, white and popular colors,
are at these sale prices;
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P ro-In ven tory S a le Prict
a a fine <|tialily :,i P r e - ln v e n lo n
.29 & $ 2.18 [plus war lax $ 2.20]
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14. 09, 98 and $1.39
" a s h Neckwear, in fast colors at
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Another (iroup of Silk M ohair S u its
and Dark (irey patterns al Sail* l»ri.
MEN S SHIRTS AT A
REMARKABLE
SAVING
BIG BARGAINS DURING THI
Boy s Odd Trousers, wool
ials at Pre-Inventory sale
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A Special Table of Bargains al 25c
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° " e Lot of Plain Colored
Organdies and Voiles, Pre-Inve
• Sale Price of 49c the yd.
uses
A FEW SILK DRESSES
to be sold out at one-thi
with new white waist
the popular stvles at <M
P r e -In v e n to r y
Colored Voiles in a wide variety o f
attractive patterns and
colorings at
I re-inventory Sale Prices
57c, 78c, 98c yd
CORSETS RECEIVE PRE-INVEN
TORY SALE PRICES
iwens Women’s and Child
rens Bathing Suits Greatly
Reduced in Prices for the sale
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A Special Table of Bargains at 39c
36-in Flaxons, an especially
fine line at Pre-Inventory sale prices
of 39c, 49c, 59c yd.
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Damask
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Special priccsBInv(*n(orv
Sale on Willow
Percales yard wide, and
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best qualities at Pre-Inventory Sale
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. Price 39c
Children’s Wash Suits and
Dresses in neat styles and
patterns also receive Pre-In
ventory' Sale prices.
The Yowell Company
Sanford, Florida
White Skii
attrac
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tory sale prict
various beautiful patterns at Pre
Inventory Sale Price 37c yd
American Lady Corsets
M fr p f
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Successors to YOWELL-SPFER COMPANY
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Colored Klaxons
Children's Fancy Parasols
find sale prices for this event
Raincoats Tor Men, Women
ami ( hildren reduced for this
Colored 1
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Pre-Inventory
. Colored Poplins to be had in
a 'vde range of colors, also white
and black at Pre-Inventory
sale price 38c yd *
/ ^ A / f Gossard & American Lady
« various m a k e s for W t f 'J
1 every lype of figure | 1/
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cents
Silk M ohair S u its in ntlrarlive pall
n<>" m arked for P re-Inventory Sale
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a most remarkable ‘Hnr of
styles and sizes at the Pre-Ili
ven tory Sale, prices of $3 .9#
$4.98 $5.48 $6.98 $7.48 & $7.98
19 cents
19, 29 and 14 cents
All Silk Neckwear at these sale |
B o y s Wool Suits’- inclu
se r ie s and Keepno
Kool suits at - $ . ,
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noop - lvimm Summ er Suits in
Prc-lnvontory Sale, the low price
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e s at P re-In ven tory S a le P rices, yd
I K- 1) K-( HK.NT. ( om plete A ssortn ie
lors at S a le P rices, yd
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This Annual Pre Mory Sale is an
event which is lojrward to by the
women and men oftrd with a great tory Sale, surpassing all previous ones. ; : •
deal of inter est. Jar it is of great
importance, b
ave endeavored I Valuable Savings on
Men’s Suits
to offer
sting prices on
such fine quality g|s you know are
sold here,
i, we must clean
our shelves before ory, also to make
room
for new fa Is, and to do so
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quickly we’ve madia] reductions on
all Spring and Sumlods for this Sale.
Soft Collars at
10 cents
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Double Stitched Dark
Blue Work Shirts at
P r e d n v e n to r y Sale
Dark Navy Blue
Polka Dot .
Work Shirts at Sale Price
Curtain Materials and Draperies
—this is an opportunity to save
money on cretones, marquisettes
and screens, they are marked at Pre
Inventory Sale prices as follows;
Curtain Scrims at
I7C; 29c, 44c
Marquisettes at
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Silk-o-lines, yd wide at
- 29c
Cretones and Draperies al these
prices
57c, 89c, 98c apd $1.29
Lingerie Crinkle, Pre-Inventory Sale price 37c
Kimono Crepe at Pre-Inventory Sale price 38c
Pajama Checks 10-in wide at Pre-Inven
tory Sale price
17c
Ginghams receive Pre - Inventory Sale Prices
Bed Seal Zephyr and Toile DuNord at - 34c
French Ginghams at
French Ginghams 32-in at
Galatea in stripes and plain colors at
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yiie lot oT all sizes in Men
Shirts in Laundried Cuff 7 c
Style in this sale a t
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One lot of Shirts ip neat patl
erns at the Pre-Inven-QO
tory sale price - - *70i
Another lot of extra fine patt
erns at Pre-Inventory(M i i
sale, price
- <pl.4c
And a lot of better gradi
shirks at Pre-Inven- <M n r
tory sale, price « p l.J t
Manhattan shjrts Q*} 4 o &
a t sale prices UP
silk Crepe DeChene shirts
at Pro-Inventory sale,C»o CA
price
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(plus war tax of 55c - $9.05)
INVENTORY SALE'
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B. V. D. two-piece shirts and drawers, at sale
price
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Coopers Klosed Krotch Union < M O Q (
suits at sale prices
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Scrivens Drawers <1*1 O A V
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at sale price of
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Mens Pajamas also at reduced pric
Mens Night Shirts d*1 Q A
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at sale prices of
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jo Men
s and Hoy’s Caps
ALL STRAWS REDUCED
Genuine Panamas $4.98
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Stetson Hats in Colors at
Stetsons in Black at $5l98
M en’s Ilose Bargains in the
Pre-Inventory Sale
A very complete line
7 spoils Laps al rre-Invenlory
$ U g
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Georgia Knll (lose •
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Heavy rollon nocks, all rotors at 22
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Mercerl/ed Silk Hose at
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Pure Silk Hole, Phoenix and M
makes, black, while and all colora 1
Pure Silk Hose al
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SlIJi Clocked Hoae at
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(wilh wjr (ax of 4c $1.40)
Artificial silk Hose
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Delinquent Tax List For Year 1917
City of Sanford, Florida
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PAGE FIPTEEN
THE SANFORD
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JUNE G, m g
Tat.^%
Got Fat on Poor Food.
A recruit at one’ of the southern
camps wrote a-long letter home, which
he started by telling how rotten the
f„o<) was, nnd that he didn’t net
enough t0 ent. Nenr the end of the
letter, about page fifteen, he told the
folk* how fnt he wiih getting, having
gnIntHl ten iMiunds lit about a mouth.
C o lo r*
W h ite, v ery
for
lig h t
D y ein g .
cream ,
pin k , b lu e
o r g r e e n e n n hi' d y e d n n y c o lo r . L ig h t
p n l m n j b e d y e d it d a r k e r r e d . j i u r j,lo. p l u m o r b r o w n .
B r o w n w ill b e
com e u d a r k e r b r o w n b y th e u«e o f
c rim so n o r g u rn e t.
A d n r k g reen n in y
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deeper
shade
of
green,
b ro w n o r b lack s
Good Definition.
Charted nnd Roger were trying to
define the word dead, when Charles
nettled the mntter with, "When your
blood don't percolnte no Inore, you're
d e n d !”
New Invention.
J^n Inventor has equipped a pnra•chute with hand operated propellers
on the theory lhat n user can guide hla
descent thereby.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
In ( h r r t r r u t l C o u r t , N c * c n l h J u d l r i a l C t f .
r a i l o f f l o t i l l a . In a n d for S e m i n o l e
( a u n t y . In C hancery
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Hill, ti- r h u a b a n d ; all u n k n o w n paM>,i r t a i m i n * I n t e r r a a u n d e r C o r d e lia
K. Mill a n d W illiam H e n r y Mill, her
h u ' h d n d , o r e i t h e r ol t h e m , n r o t h e r *!»r, in .t h e l a n d d a a e r t b r d b elo w ;
H i , n C, A p g a r a n d ---------- A p g a r . h i.
wile, all u n k n o w n p a r t i e a r l a i m i n g in .
t t r t . i t u n d e r Alien O. A p r a r a n d
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d e . r r i h e d l a n d , s i t u a t e * In S e m i n o l e
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of S f c U of S W t * of S e c t i o n
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a i .o b e g i n n i n g a t S W c o r n e r of 8 E ' (
ot S e c tio n 1,1. T o w n t h i p 2 t S o u t h .
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N o rth 10 c h a i n t , W r t t 14*1 Chain*.
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D efendant*.
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Mill, her h a t b a n d , r n i d e n r e u n k n o w n , arid
\l l e n G. A p g a r an,I
4 p g a r . , h i . wife,
rr.idenre unknow n:
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r h e toll of r o m p l a i n t d ied h e r e i n a g a i n t t y o u
in t h e a h o v e e n t i t l e d r a u e e . o n t h e t t h d a y
<1 t u g u a t , A. II. 1919, a n d t h e S a n f o r d H e r
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t f o e h Ihi* o r d e r . h a l l he p u h l l t h r- d o n r e a
week f o r e i g h t c n n a e c u tl v e week*W iin eM m y . h a n d a n d t e a l of office t h i a
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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 11 8 ,
B l o c k D , D . It. M i t c h e l l ’* S u r v e y n l L e v y
G r a n t , c o n t a i n i n g 4 5 a c r e * , co ld a« t h e p r o p
e r ty ol tln k n o w n ;
A l t o T a i C e r t i f i c a t e -N o . 289 . d a t e d t h e
t t h d a y ot J u n e , A. D . 1917. t a l d c e r t i f i c a t e
e m b r a c e * t h e f o l lo w in g d c e c r l b e d p r o p e r t y
t l t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , J f l a - , . t o - w l t ;
L o t 8 Meae h r f 12 r h N . <>r S W c o r r u n N
83 d e g r e e * 50 min. E .5.0.1 eh . N 6 d e g r p e t
30 m i n . W 9 r h to l a k e , t h e n c e in m a i n d i r e c
t i o n 7 0 degree# W 5 .6 7 c h . t o W b u u n d a r y
L o t 8, S 6 degree* 3 0 m i n , E 10 .30 c)i t a
b * g . ) B l o c k D. D. R . M i t c h e l l ’* S u r v e y of
L e v y G r a n t , c o n t a i n i n g 5 acre* , a o |d a*
p r o p e r t y uf U n k n o w n ;
A lto T a* C ertificate
N o . 2 9 9 , d a t e d t h e t t h d a y ol J u n e , A. I>.
1 9 1 7 , a a i d c c r l l fl e a t e e m b r a c e * t h e f u l lo w ln g
deacrlbed
p roperty
tltu a te d
In S e m i n o l e
c o u n t y , F l * . , t o - w i t: L o t 30. B lo c k D , D. It.
M i t c h e l l ' * S u r v e y of L e v y G r a n t , t o l d a* ^ n e
p r o p e r t y of J a m r t L. G ile*; A lto T a * L e r t l f l c a l e N o . 296. d a t e d t h e 4 l h d a y of J u n e .
A. U . 1917, t a l d c a r l l f i c a t e . m b r a c c i t h e f o l
l o w i n g d r t c r i b e d p r o p e r t y a l t u a l e d In S e m
i n o l e c o u n t y , F la., t t v - w | t : I j i I I I , B l o c k l ) .
D. R . M itch e ll'a S u rv e y of L e v y G r a n t, c o n
t a i n i n g 24 aerr* . t o l d a a t h e p r o p e r t y <>f U n
known;
A lao T a * C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 2 9 7 . d a t e d t h e
t t h d a y of J u a a . A. D . 1 9 1 7 , aaid c e r t i f i c a t e
e m b r a c e * , th e follow ing d e a c r lb e d p r o p e r ty
a l t u a t r d I n S e m i n o l e c o u n t y . F l a - l ® ? * 1.1*
1^1* 2 1 . 2 2 a n d 24. B l o c h D , D. It. M l t c h eil'a S u r v e y of L e v y G r a n t , c o n l a l n l n g 42
a c r e * , a o l d a* Ih e p r o p e r t y nl M y r l e l l e T a r r y .
A l a o T a * C e r t i n c a l * N o . 3 20, d a t e d t h e
t t h d a y o l J u n e , A. D . 1917. t a l d c e r t i f i c a t e
e m b r a c e * t h e fo l lo w in g d r a c r i b e d , p r o p e r t y
a l t u a t r d i n S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , Fl* . t o - w l t :
L o ) 8 7 , B l o c k D , D . I t . - M i t c h e l l '* S u r v e y of
L e v y G r a n t , - c o n t a i n i n g 2 2 a c r e * , anld aa t h e
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*n C ircu it C o u r t , S e v e n t h J u d l r i a l C i r c u i t , |a * u e i n a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w ,
H e m l n e t e C o u n t y , Florida.
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office In t h e e o u r t h u u t e in S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , u n d e r a t e tied , d u l y a u t h m l l r a t ^ d , w i t h i n t h e
o n t h e fir at M o n d a y in J u l y , 1919, b r i n g t h e t i m r p r r a r r i b e d t»y l a w , t»r t h e u m r will b#
7 t h d a y of r a i d m o n t h , t h e n a n d i h r r e t o a n f o r e v e r b a r r e d .
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sw er t o t h e bill o f r o m p l a i n t filed h erein
,
COIL A L E K A K E H S .
a g a i n t t y o u . a n d in Ihi* fall n u t , r i t e t a l d
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p u b l i a h e d in t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d o n c e e a c h
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In C h a n re r y
G i v e n u n d e r m y h a n d a n d t h e t e a l o f l a i d M a r y S e lf Br idge*
c o u r t thia t h e 2 n d d a y ol J u n e , 1 9 1 9 .
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E li j a h J . B r i d e r *
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T o E l i j a h J . Bridge*. G a t t o n i a , N . C.
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I t I* h e r e h v o r d e re d t h a t y o u a p p e a r t o t h e
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hill of r o m p l a i n t filed h e r e i n a g a i h i t y o u In
S n l f r i t u r * fo r C o m p l a i n a n t .
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V S. L a n d Office a t G a l n e i v i l l e , F la.
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W it nr ** m y h a n d a n d offlriai t e a l, i h i "
N o tir e y * hereby given th at S adie W allaer,
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W allace, d e c e a a e d . ol t h e 2 7 t h d a y uf M ay. 1919.
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E. A I H i t ! G L A S S . ,
W y k i w a , ( F lo r id a , w h o . on M a y 29, 1914,
('li-rk C i r r u l t C u u r T
m a d e H o m e s t e a d E n t r y . No. O I 2 I 2 4 , for
S W * of S W ' l , N W ' i of S W ' , , S e c t i o n 5 Hehellr M a i n e * .
S u l i r i t o r for C u m p l a i n a n t .
a n d N 'y ol S E ' , . S e c t i o n 6. T o w n a h l p 20 S ,
fift-fitr
R a n g e 29 E . T a l la h u a a e e M e r i d i a n , ha*
filed n o t i c e of I n t e n t i o n to m a k e T h r e e - y e a r
N O T I C K U F M A S T F ,IC S SALE
P ro o f t o e . t a till* h ,-laim to th e l a n d a b o v e
N o t i e r i* h e r e b y g iv en t h a t ‘u n d e r a n d b v
d e t c r i b e d , b efo re C l e r k C i r r u l t C o u r t , at
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d a y of M ay * A, l b 19 19 . b y t h r H o n o r a b l e
1919,
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larne* W, l*erkin», Judg*- of tin- S e v e n t h
i l m a n t n a m e , -at w t l n c t e .
J u d l r i a l C i r c u i t C o u r t uf F l o r i d a , in C h a n < l U I L d t i . „f W e k i w t . FI , r i ,1 ■
■r f y , in a c e r t a i n r a u o w h i r e i n t h e C i t y of
II. ('lick of W e k i w a . RJurida
S a n f o r d i* c o m p l a i n a n t , a n d A M T h f a e h e r
E b e n C r l p p e n of W ek iw a, F lo rid * *
an d A. K . P ow er* d e f e n d a n ta, I. t h e u n d e r ■
W. E. W h l d d e n ol W ekiw a. F l o r i d a .
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ITouse d o o r In S a n f o r d , F l n r i d a , durlrfg t h e
legal h o u r * of *ale, offer fo r ■ale a n d *ell l o
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N r r l l o n a of C h a p t e r 499k. I.Nwe of f’l t t
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l r yy a nntt, an y p a v i n g , a id r w a lk , or o t h e r lien, or ( a t
p u r f h a t e r of T * . C e r t i f i c a t e No. 913 . d a t e .
■u b a e i j u e n t t o t h e year
in f a v o r of aaid
t h r 4 t h d a y ol J u n e . A D. 1917, aaid c e r t i f i H i ) .
c a t e e m b r a c e * t h e f o llo w in g d e t c r i b e d p r o p
SCIf K L L E M AIN K S.
e r t y t l t u a t e d In S e m l n t d e c o u n t y ,
Fla .to
Spe cial M a s t e r in C h a n c e r y .
w n L o t t 1, 2. 3, 4. 17, Ik, 19. 20, 3 3 , 34, J J [tie k ln a v in .
35. 45, 49. 50. 51 a n d 52. P lat of T u . c a w i l l a ,
C ity Solicitor
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A lto T a t
f»f> Me
C e r t i f i c a t e No. 12li H ated t h e 4 t h - d a y of
J u n e A |1 1917, t a l d V rrtiflcate e m b r a c e # N i i i r r o f A p p liraiiu n for T a i D e e d U n d s r
.Section fl o f C h a p te r Ifthft, L aw * of Flor*
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tificate N o . 141, d a t e d t h e 3 r d d a y of J u l y ,
A. D. DJlt». ■aid c e r t i f i c a t e c o v e r i n g t h e fo l
lowing d e * r r i h e d lan d s , t o * w i t .
L o t 140 in
M i d w a y . S ec. 32. T p ID S., It 31 K.. so ld
a* t h e p r o p e r t y of A. S, P a c k a r d .
Also, T n C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 143. d a t e d t h e
3rd d a y of J u l y , A IL 1&I ft. • a i d r e r f i f l r a t e
co v erin g t h e following d e n r r i h r d la n d s , to
•Ml I Ait 2 9 9 M i d i ) In Sec
12, T p 19 H ,
It 30 K a o l d as t h e p r o p e r t y of It f
M at
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well, Also T a t C e rtific ate N o
ID*, d a t e d
Ihe t t h d a y of J u n e , A I» 1917, aaid err1 40 IThrate r o v e r l n p t h e fo lio w in g .d rsir rib ed l a n d s ,
Duiii
t o - w l t : • L o t a 13. I t I h c P l f i , M f d w a y . In Sec.
32, T p . ID S ., It. 31 K., s o l d a s t h e p r o p e r t y
of U n k n o w n .
Also . T a i C e r t i f ic a t e N o . 125. d a t e d t h e
2 no
W ight. H
4 t h d a y uf J u n e , A. D. 19 17 . s a i d c e r t i fi c a t e
co v erin g
t h e fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d l a n d s
to
il: L o ta 5 5 , 56, 57 a n d 5ft. M i d w a y , in
Hec. 32. T p ID 8 .. It, 31 E , so l d as t h e p r o p
14 oo e r t y of A. H. P a c k a r d :
A ldridge, Wr’ G
Alto
T a i C ertificate N o
131, ‘d a t e d t h \
4t h d a y of J u n e , A. D 1917. « aid r e f t i f l e a t e
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110. M i d w a y In S ec 32. T p 19 S ,
R. 3 1 E ., so ld s t t h e p r o p e r t y of A. 8
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Packard
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T a i C r r l i f i r a t r No.
315, d ated
th r
6 th d a y . o f J u l y , A D. 1916, s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e
v erin g
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w it: Lot 177 . M i d w a y . In Hec. 3 2 . .T p . ID S .
IL 31 E ,. s o l d a* t h e p r o p e r t y of J . If. W h i t e .
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T a i C e r t 111c a te N o .
14 0 , d a t e d t h e
7 .0 0 3rd d a y of J u l y * A. D. 1916, a a i d c e r t i o r a t e
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A h g a r . h i t w|fet or e i t h e r o l
t h e m , o r o t h e r * I t . In t i e l a n d d e t
c r i b e d b elo w ; all u n k n o w n
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d tw rrib ed l a n d
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H E t » ol 8 W ! i ' I Sartfu q |:1, T o w n • h i p 21 S o u t h . R a n g e 29 E a t t : a l t o
b e g i n a t S W . . t n i r „l S E ' , ,'f S e c
t i o n 19. T o w n * ip 21 S o u th . J t m g r
29 Kaatt t u n
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all p a r t l r t r l a i m i n g an I n l r r r i l In t h e followInia d e t c r i b e d l a n d s i t u a t e in S e m i n o l e r n u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w i i ; 8 | t 4 S U pf S K ' ( ol
S W > , ol S e c t i o n 19, T o w n t h i p 21 S o u t h ,
I t a n g e 29 K a i l ; a l t o begin a t S W c o r n e r ol
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bill of c o m p l a i n t f lle j h r r e m a g a i n t t y o u In
t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u t e , on t h e f ira t d a y of
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H e r a l d la h e r e b y d e t l g n a t r d a t t h e a r w a p a p e r
In w h ic h th la o r d e r th all be p u b l i s h e d o nce
a w eek lo r t w e l v e c o n i e c u l l v e w e r k a .
W l t n r t a m y h a n d a n d sr a L -n f office th ia
2 n d d a y ol J u n p , A. I>. 1919.
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in f r o n t of t h e C o u r t H o u s e d n o f in S a n f o r d ,
M O N D A Y , t h e 4 t h d a y ol A U G U S T ,
F l o r i d a , d u r i n g t h e legal h o u r s of bale, offer
A. D. 1919
f o r sa l e a n d self t o t h e h i g h e s t b i d d e r for r a t h
It i* f i r i h r r o r d e r e d t h a t a r o p y ef th ia
t h e fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d l a n d s , In -w i t : L o ts 11
r- r Oe p u b l i a h e d n n r e a week for Iw e lv *
a n d 12 of Block 4 wf T ie r 1 of S a n f o r d , F l o r
>i ' e u l i v e week* in t h e Har tfo rd H e r a l d , a
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e e a l v ni w . p a p e r p u h l U h e d in . a i d S e m s u b j e c t , hum ev er, t o a n y p a v i n g lien, wide
walk Ben. iir v l h e f lien, of t a i a y b * e q u e n l to inot* r o u n t y , F l o r i d a
t h e y e a r 1916. in f a v o r of sa id r l l y
( i . u n u n d e r m y h . D d arid ( h e «eal nf m y
A K r o w H its.
ofhc, (hi* t h e 2 2 n d d a y ol k p r t l , t 9 ! 9 ,
S p e c i a l M a s t e r in C h a n c e r y .
l « ill
K. A. lata IIG L ASS,
J J, D ick in so n *
Cli rk o | t h e C i r r u l t C o u r t o l S e m i n o l e C o .,
C ity Solicitor.
Florida. *
B5-6IC
L. W. D u v a l ,
C o r n p l a l n a n t 'a H o l l r it u r .
N O T I C E O F M A S T E R ’S H A L E
f.0 -|3 tc
N o t i c e 1* h e r e b y g i v e n l h a t u n d e r a n d hy
A S K Y O U I? G R O C E R „
v i r t u e ol a final d r r r e e r e n d e r e d on t h e | 4 t h
d a y of M a y . A, I). 1919, b y t h e H o n o r a b l e In Cl r r u l l C o u r t . H r . r n l h C l r r a l l , H e m t n o l e
Count*. Florid*
J a m . * W. P e r k i n * , J u d g e ol t h e S e v e n t h
J u d l r i a l C i r r u l t C o u r t ol F l o r i d a , in C h a n - O a t r a l f e e t T u r p e n t i n e C o m p a n y
va.
r e r y . In a r r r t k i n r*U*e w h e r e i n t h e C i t y ol
S a n f o r d I* r o m p l a i n a n l , a n d W. K. L e a v i t t All u n k n o w n p a r t l e * r l a i m i n g i n t e r R lrhrnond
M urphy,
d e f e n d a n t . I, I h e u n d e r a l f n r d S p e r l a l M a i l e r e*l - u n d e r J
d r c e a * e d . A nnie C. W n o d t i r l d g e , IUI
ill o n M o n d a y , t h e 7 th d a y o l J u l y . 1919
in f r o n t of ( h e C n u r t l l u u r r d o o r in Sa n l n r d , chle W o n d b r l d g e , all u n k n o w n p a r t l e *
for filing
A.
F l o r i d a , d u r i n g t h e Irga) h o u r* rd -ale, offer r l a i m i n g in t e r e a t * u n d e r C a l v i n
for * alr a n d fell t o t h e h i f h e a t f o d d e r lo r P o a g e , all u n k n o w n - p i r t l e e c l a i m i n g
Letters,
Rills,
Invoices, Receipts.
r a a h t h e f o l lo w in g d e a c r l b e d l a n d * , t r e w i t i i n t e r e a t * u n d e r G e o r g * IL M o r t o n i n
L o t 8, lllo e k 5, T i e r 6 ol H a n f o r d , a c c o r d i n g d i v i d u a l l y o r aa t r u a t e e , all u n k n o w n
Etc.
Plenty
o f them
t o FL R. T r a f f o r d 'a m a p , a u h j r r l , h o w e v e r , p artle* c l a i m i n g I n t e r r i t u n d e r W. S.
at
tit a n y p a v i n g , a i d e w a l k , or o t h e r lien , o r ta* K r t l r r e t al.
• u h t r q u r n l lo I h e y e a r 1916, in f a v o r of aaid
T o all u n k n o w n p a r t l e * c l a i m i n■I
g in tereat
50c each .
city,
u n d e r J . R i c h m o n d . M u r p h y , or>r u n d e r C
“ a l' v i n
A. P o„a g- e ,. o r u-----n d e r G e o rg * u . M o r to n Indi
A. K . P O W E R S ,
v i d u a l l y o r aa t r u a t e e , o r u n d e r W . 8. K e e f e r
S p r e l a l M a t t e r in C h a n c e r y .
o r e i t h e r of t h e m o r o l h e r w i t e . In t h e f o l l o w
J . J . D ic k in a n n ,
C i t y S o lic ito r,
in g d r a c r ib e d - l a n d * a l t u a t e i n S e m i n o l e
Office Supply Dept.
co u n ty , F lo rid a: •
L e g a l &5-5tr
N E i i of N E W S e c . 8 4 , T p . 19 8 . n . 2 9 E .
Phone 148
Sanford, Florida
S F I ' t of S W 1 ( Bee. 2 4 , T p . 2 0 H, R . 2 9 “
N O T I C E U F M A N T E IC H H A L E •
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N o t i r e ia h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r a n d by
v i r t u e of a final d e c r e e r e n d e r e d on t h r 1 4 th
d a y of M a y , A. I)., 1919, b y t h e H o n o r a b l e
J u n t a W. P e r k i n * , J u d g e nf 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 C o u r t o f F l o r i d a , In C h a n r r r y , in a c e r ta in r a u a e w herein th e C ity ol
S a n f o r d It c o m p l a i n a n t a n d J , E . T e f w i l U g a r
d e f e n d a n t . I, th e u n d e ra lg n rd S p e rla l M a t te r
will o n M o n d a y , t h e 7 t h d a y of J u l y . 1919,
in f r o n t ol | h e C o u r t H o u a e d o o r In S a n l o r d ,
F l o r i d a , d u r i n g t h e l e g a l h o u r * uf t a l e , offer
fo r eat* a n d t e l l t o t h e h l g h e a t b i d d e r for
r a a h t h e fallow ing d ra c rib e d land*, to -w lt!
N W U of B l o c k 4, T i e r 19 of H a n f o r d , a c
c o r d i n g t o E . II. T r a f f o r d 'a m a p , a u b i e c t
h o w e v e r , t o a n y p a v i n g lien , a l d r w a l k lien ,
or o t h e r lirn , or t a a e u h a e q u r n t to th e y r a i
1916, In l a v o r of a a i d c i t y .
Fortilixe citrus trees NOW for development of
A. K. P O W E R S .
S p e c i a l M a i l e r In C h a n c e r y .
fruit and growth of tree. The size of next year's
J . J. D ickinann,
t
H E N R Y M cL A U L IN
DR. E.S. HOFFMAN
M AXW ELL
H O U SE
COFFEE
BOX FILES
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
I
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NO TICE
Article* o f l a c a r g o r a t |e n ef L aw to n .B r e l h e r *
C om pany
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T h * n a m e of t h i a c o r p o r a t i o n t h a l l b e
L a w t o n B r o t h a r * C o m p a n y , n n d It* p r i n c i p a l
p l a c * of b u a in e a a t h a l l b a In O v i e d o , S e m
inole c o u n t y , F lo rid a.
Article II.
T h a g en eral n a t u r e o l th* bualneaa lo be
t r a n s a c t e d b y t h e c o r p o r a t i o n ah all b e aa
follow*, t o - w l t : T o c a r r y on a g e n e r a l m e r
c a n t i l e o r m e r c h a n d l * * bualneaa. a n d t o p u r
c h a s e , te l l a n d d e a l in m e r c h a n d i s e , w o o d ,
g r o c e r ie s ,
household
goods a n d
prraonal
p r o p e r t y of all d e s c r i p t i o n * ; t o b u y , t a i l ,
w o rn , dev elo p a n d d r a l In real e s ta te : to
till, f a r m , r u l t l v a t # a n d o p e r a t * t h e - l a n d s o t I
t h e c o r p o r a t i o n a n d l a n d s of o t h e r p r r a i m a ,
a n d t o m a r k e t , aell a n d d ia p o a e o l t n * b r o d uct* therefrom .
• Article* III.
WILSON & TOONER FERTILIZER CO.
Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers ■
Dealers in Spray Pumps and Insecticides,
( 1 2 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 ). D o lla r * , t o b * d i v i d e d I n t o t w o
Article IV.
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General
Fire
V
Insurance
OFFICE PEOPLES BANK BUILDING
Sanford*
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W. J . T H IG P E N & CO M PAN Y
Tb* corporation ahall tilat, perpetually.
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FLORIDA
ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE
T h e a m o u n t of t b * c a p i t a l a t o c k of t h i s
v a l u * o f ' O n * H u n d r e d ( f 1 0 0 .0 0 ) D o l l a r *
e a c h , a n d a a i d a t o c k m a y b e p a i d f o r In c a a h
o r In p r o p e r l y , l a b o r . n n d se rv ic e * , a t n i u a t
v a l u a t i o n t i b e f i l e d b y t h a d i r e c to rs * a t a
m e e t i n g c a l l e d f o r a u e h p u rp o eee.
s iffl
AU the Potash You Want
corporation a h a l l b « T w e n t y - f i v e T h o u s a n d
bundrad am
a n d fi ft y (3 5 0 ) a h a r e a ol t b * p a r
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crop depends in a great measure on the growth
<H wood made this summer.
Don’t lessen your profits of this year and next
by neglecting to fertilize nowf We offer any anal
ysis.
JACKSONVILLE. - . . .
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R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch
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K ace llenc y S id n ey J . C a tta , G o v e r n r ot th*
S t a t e of F lo rid a , a t T alla h aaaee, F lo rid a , on
t h e 2 3 r d d a y of J u n e , A. I). 191 9, o r aa ao o n
th e r e a f te r aa wa c a n b* h e a r d , for L e tte r*
P a t e n t to b* ita u rd to L a w to n Brother*
C o m p a n y , of w h t c h c o r p o r a t i o n t h * f o l l o w i n g
• h a l l b e t h e a r t i c l e * of i n c o r p o r a t i o n ;
Mrs. Mary J, Irvin, o!
C u lle n , V l , w rites;
"About II years ago, I
suffered untold misery
with female trouble, bear
ing-down pains, head
ache, numbness . . . 1
would go for three w eeks
almost bent double . . .
My husband went lo Dr.
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around and when I took
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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
NUMBER 56
SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1919
CITY REAL
ESTATE IN
DEMAND
K. R. Murrell who intend to re
the book of Revelation, chapters
model and "renovate this place and
1-5.
The Message of the Living
have it ready for the public about
ChriBt being thc subject. All pres
the first of January or before if pos
ent were greatly edified by the messible.
^ .
sgae.
-<
This property is situated at tho
Dr. Denton read a report given by
corner of Magnolia and Third street,
Dr. Lansing Burrows,’ statistician of
and is one of the most desirable
•the Southern Baptist Convention,
locations in the city. The house was
giving a summary of the denomina
built many years ago but was built
tional statistics for the calendar
of excellent material and is in first
year 1918. These figures show that
class shape today. For many years
there arc ‘J,887,428 white Baptists
this hotel was known as the Wiltop S O M E OF C IT Y ’ S BEST H O M E S
SUPERCEDE
PRESEN T and in the early days was a very
and 2,701,600 colored in the southern C O N T A R C T LET BY. GEO. .FOX W IL L
H AVE
CHANGED
OW NERS
B R YAN P R IM A R Y LA W AND popular hotel.
UIM (50 TO TH E STA TE S FOR states and only 2,3Tl,495 Baptists
It was afterward
C O M P A N Y FOR NE W COLD
W IT H IN T H E
PAST
W EEK
RETURN TO T W O P R IM A R IE S changed to the Bye-Lo and has
^RATIFICATIO N BY J H E IR RE- in the rest of the world. No wonder
S TO R AG E P L A N T IN S AN FO RD
AND D E M A N D IS G O O D ^ F O R
AS FO R M E R LY
s p J ' t i v e LE G ISLATU R ES
one of our Bereans has /it in his
been the property of Tho*. Emmett
FOR PRODUCE BUSINESS
H ANFORD P R O P E R T Y
jj
heart
to
send
a
missionary
toghina.
Tallahassee, June 5.— Thc Cash Wilson of this city for several years,
Washington, June ^ .-A c tio n by
Sanford is to have a cold storage
Sanford.real estate has shown more
Class voted to honor our Berean
primary bill waa taken'u p at noon i— Mr. ' WItson sold- it for an attrac''
on equal suffrage-subject
plant and a wholesale produce busi-.
actix’ity
'in the past few weeks than
‘dead who gaVc their lives in the ser-# tt\rtkt
and after several efforts to amend it tlve price and was desirous of having
| 7 , fight* Of
forty vpnrs*
years duration —
ness
that
will
supjdy
of
rtn
tr*
‘
during
any
similar length of time in
- a ! late today in adoption by the viciT o F h i* eoun(0’ . by framing the Florida with all kinds of fresh fruits waa passed 39 to 28. Its chiPf fea it In the hands of some one who
years.
It seems that everyone is
group
of
five
photoes
of
our
five
fall
would
make
it
over
for
u
good
hotel.
•
b
?i . v o t. ol 66 .o 25 of' the
and vegetables fluring the entire ture is the return to two primary
There were about fifty rooms in thc looking for a home in Sanford at
S c
Su..n B. Anthony conitUu- en brothers, and with a. background
plan.
this time. Houses for rent are very
year.
of thc U. S. Flag with our class mot
“ „ .l amendment s o lu tio n . .
The house spent all of yeBteidty property and while Mr. Murrell has scarce on account of thc fact that
The
contract
has
been
let
by
the
afternoon discussing Sen. Cash’s pri not given out his plans as yet it is building has practically been at a
The propowd .mcndment .dop - to, Service, in the center..
Geo. Fox Company for the construc
Berean
Fred
Thomas
made
a
visit
mary bill which passed the senate understood that he will put the standstill since thc war started and
, d by l vote of 301 to 89, M .y 21.
tion of a fine new cold storage plant
property in first class shape and that
to
Bartow
last
Sunday
and
was
miss
, L first iict of the new congress,
on the corner of French avenue and the day before. Its main feature is he will be. able
to accommodate the growing population has filled to
ed
by
all
in
class.
,
a
return
to
the
old
two-primary
sys
To h of: ; to the States, ratification
houses
Commercial street which will accom
about fifty guests or more this season, overflowing the few vacant
Berean Dan Hodges played hookey modate fifteen carloads of fruits and tem from the present system of one
by* legislatures o f . three-fourths of
usually
found
in
the
city.
and expects to make marty more im
i c h is required for its incorpora Sunday by going to an all day din vegetables.
The building is t,o be primary with first and second choice. provements
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People are realizing more and more
next season
ner on the ground with two digest- 64 x 72 feet ami will be of brick. A
Thc first fight came over Uusto’s
tion in the federal constitution.
This is good news to the people of the wonderful possibilities of San
.Thc roll call today showed two able sermons thrown in ut the Fort city block has been purchased, frohi motion to strike out thc enacting
inford, as
as -n city
\\•it!„
Santoru,
as this
uu. property rtinuJelled
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r with a future.
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TOtes m o r e than the jnecessary’Itwo- Christmas church ahd reports a re Chase & Co. juBt south of the Cecil clause of the hill, which Futrh of and put in first class shape will not the ne>v hotel, thc wonderful farming
.
. Gabbett place and along the A. C. L. Lnkc opposed bitterly. ( ailing the
thirds for the resolution, which was freshing time.
only add much to the appearance of i possibilities, tljo new brick roads and
drifted by Susan B. Anthony in
switch on Commercial St. for the Hryan primary law the refuge of un the city but will also add another the ninny other good things in store
scrupulous and corrupt politicians.
1875 and introduced b y Senator barM ack— Walker
new plant.
rood hotel to our string and h c lp to •" ( o r A h i j i i t ^ e a U * ^ i * v « r £
«n t in California in 1878. Counting
Mr. Thomas D. Mack of Ocnlu
Thp Geo
pox Compnuy hnve Harris and Gillls spoke in favor of pftt' SUfiTdril onTTTc map ns the cTTy sought, especially homes of thc bet
paired and absent members, the sen and Miss Georgia Walker o f t h i s ^
FltuuU.vegetabla-Lusi- »hp singh*-primmy-anri- Hrooks-nTn
ter class.
of good hotels.
ate actually stood 66 to .30 for tho pity s'err'tfllWtly^bnited lir nmrrlifge I
[()r y^nj-s and have built up a posed it. saying the present primary
Among t’.ie more important deals
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.
•-— <------at--the home nf
hr flnc buBin0M of supplying Florida wns all right but bad an unfortunate
Sunday
evening
of .thc
^ mea'ure.
"
of recent date is the purchase by
Baptist Church
try out. He opposed a return to the
Loud applause, unchecked by the bride’s parents. 501 E. Third street. vegetables and fruits in season to
II. R. Crowder of the Dr. Neal home
two-primary
plan,
saying
it
was
un
Sunday, June 8th. the pnstor’s on Park avenue. This is one of tho
prwidmg officer, swept the senate Dr. Massey of the Baptist church dealers in nearby states. It is com
der the old second primary that
subjects will be as follows. Morning, best homes in the city, located on
posed of Geo. Fax Sr., W. G. ho\^
chamber when the final vote was an officiating.
The wedding was a very quiet af T. M. Fox, Geo. Fox Jr. ami II. C. money powers used to rule the stute. "W anted, a Man;” evening, “ A 1one of the best residence streeta and
nounced after two day* debate and
Busto’s motion lost 29 to 37, fore Man Found."
ad only a few intimate friynd^
■ During the past few years
friv»d?
These lessons ure is a large house surrounded by beau
ma„v •ubilation meetings were in fair and
shadowing
a
close
vote
on
the
final
invited.
Miss
Norma
Matta
gradually
branched
out
based
upon
the
same
Bible story und tiful shrubbery and trees.
progress tonight at headquarters of were
Mr.
passage
of
the
bill.
bridesmaid
ami
Mr.
JacktOtL
^
general
produce
business
and
ure
eminently
important
in these Crowder is delighted with his pur
Yirimid wotoem organi ations white being bridesmaid
chase and will take possession on
• nos/iBpply the Florida trade with
hive been nrlive in support of the Lee Walker, Jr., best man.
times. •
Many Amendments
Refreshments
consisting
of
dPnorthern
vegetables
as
well
as
the
.
measure.
Mr*.
Marshall gives a violin June 15th.
So many amendments were offer
litious
ice
cream
and
cake
were
northern
.trade
with
southern
veget
Immediately af or the senate’ s
ut one of these services, accompany
The Edward Higgins home on
the ceremony. ab les. As soon as the new plant is ed during the afternoort that al
action the resolution wan taken to served directly after
though not all were accepted. b *“.. ing the piano at both services.
North French avenue has been pur
The bride is a well known young completed
^
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they will be in position
Shaker Gillett’s office and signed.
1Cash will have a hard time recogmzMrs. Philip*, who leads the singing chased by J. F. Hickson, who re
lady
of
this
city
and
has
a
large ^ ^
jn thp produc0 deal on a much
Ji iu« rushed back to the senate for
Ing his bill
On motion of Stokes, at all the services will give a spcciul cently sold.his farm on Celery nve
larger scale, shipping their goods to
ii, residing officer’s signature, but rirele of friends lu-re.
sections dealing with thc campaign
nue to John Russell of this city.
business
The
groom
is
a
young
‘
....
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Sanford in car lots and storing here book fraud which is supposed td ad solo during one of the serv'ces next
arrived after the senate hail ndChas. E. Henry is now the owner
for their trade throughout the cen vertise candidates were stricken out. Sunday)
.’
L jourm-il and will he approved to man of Ocala.
of
the O. w. Brady
un the
"C
om
e
thou
with
us
and
we
will
morrow. President Wilson’s signa "^ A fter a tour of the western states tral part of FJorida. There is no
McKenzie put on an amendment
and
ture. n was stated, is not necessary, Mr. and Mrs. Mack will make their another rold storage
jv plant
p ant of
o this. I taking the power of appointment of do thee good," and again "C om e Corner of
character between J »c^ o n yUle an 11
to nati„nal conventions thou with us andwihou wilt do us This is’ a beatttlful he
although the resolution will be sent home in.M iam i.
Many
congratulations
go
out
to
catcd and at the
Tampa and Sanford
to- the White House ns usual and
from the state central committee and good."
few years ago was
the
young
couple
for
their
life
s
hap
tral
location
and
railroads
extending
mav t.e signed by the executive. It
putting them in the primary. Jnrsecond best house in Sanford. Jv. K.
in
every
direction
is
tho
logical
point
will be certified to the states by the piness.
mon’ made an unsuccessful effort to
Dr. C. DeW. -Brower • will spend Murrell, who has been occupying
for
such
a
business.
atate department.
have school boards and county com S’indiy in.Win^er Park where he will
this house for ieveral years bai purThe four young men who have the missioners nominated at large inRev. and Mrs. Clarence Kerran
I pon the senate's roll call today,
-uch in the Congregational church.
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and baby of DeLand spent Sunday direct management of the affairs of Meall of by districts, so that nomina
the vote was as follows:
'.-•model Tf ToTiVpTelelyT making (a
tin*
company
are
all
energetic,
wide__
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L.
01 the absentees, Senator Owed with their sister, Mrs. I)
Hrower."
Kood tourist hotel for next winters
election.
Merchant made an effort
ami Robinson favored the regjjlutmn ’r^ ru ^ .r . __
business.
of sound business judgment and will to huve the primary held in Septem
affifdknolar
sn H-- ----- — —
not fail to make a big success of the ber
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...
Several other transfers have been
inst ail of May, holding that not
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Including paired and ab
new enterprise. This new plant will
interval should elapse l>emade and are .being made daily, not
sent senators, the actual senate line
be a big addition to Sanford’s whole- froe defeated candidates are thrown
so large as those, mentioned above
throw
up was forty Republicans and twen
sale industries and will mean that out of office. .
but- nevertheless they show that San
ty six Democrats for the resolution
many thousands of dollars which
ford real estate is in good demand.
Wicker tried to get nn amendment
and nine Republicans and twentyhave annually been sent to Jackson thnt candidates should spend no
one Democrats! in opposition.
ville and Tampa for this class o ,
0UtBide of his own county in
nrown Becomes State Manager
Bow Amendment Will Head
goods will now come to ‘ a”
’ n(.WHpaper advertising and then snly
E. R. Brown, who has been promi
The amendment as it will be add
w 'f
Tn card' .............. a......
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nently connected w ith Ideal-fertilizer
ed to the con stitution, if ratified by
dt.U T. « f
" ° J d* ° ,Ue(1
.... ,1 thi„, hoUHn, Ih .t n r»,| ,.!»•>
companies In this city for the last .
able to have their nttds au| f
_! advertising had advantages over
the Mate*, reads:
five years, will leave in a fow days
much less time .than formerly. The “ pussy foot” campaigns in that
\rticle —, Section 1. The right
for Jacksonville, where he will in the
new plant will also enable the firm
people could know? what a man stood TRANSFER OF FERNALD HOME
el niizens of the United States to
fixture reside, having been made
to store Florida vegetables until after
MEETING
MONDAY
NIGHT
TO
TO CITY WAS MADE THIS
vole -.hull not be denied or abridged
for.
.
atate
manager
of tho
Virginlathe
active
shipping
season
is
past,
FORM LOCAL POST OF AMER
One section permits county com
WEpK
by the United. States or by any state
Carolina Chemical Company, effec- .
thus enabling them to supply the r
ICAN LEGION
*
missioners to use voting machines
on account of sex.
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northern trade with Florida goods
Sanford la now in possession of tive July 1.
.
in cities if they wish.. Hardin of
"Section 2. Congress shall have
The Seminole county post of the during thc summer months.
thc building for the new city hos
Mr.
Brown
has
been
identified
Santa Rosa made an unsuccessful
puwer, by appropriate lfljislation, to American ‘Legion will be organized
The contract has been let to S. O.
with the fertilizer business in Florida
pital.
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•
effort to strike this out.
enforce tho provisions-of this article. on next Monday evening at the Ar
Shinhoiscr, with Davison & TrimAt a meeting of the city council for the last fifteen years, having
The bill was still under discussion
All efforts to amend the resolution mory bf the County Guards.
ball as architecta, and work will be
on Monday evening of this, week, spent four years In Gainesville and .
in the senate failed. By a vote of 55
The American Legion is composed started at once.
It is anticipated at adjournments
final arrangements ,were> made for the remainder of the time in Sanford
to 28 thc senate rejected an amend of returned soldiers and sailors, both that thc now plant will be ready for
While at Gainesville
the transfer of the property.by Mrs. and Tampa.
ment of Senator Underwood, Dtm- those from overseas and those who business by November 1st.
The A N O T H E R H O TE L FOR SAN FO RD Geo. H. Fernald to the city for a g/d Sanford he waa connected with
orrat. of Alabama, proposing sub did npt “ get across.”
It is a new very best refrigerating machinery
memorial hospital.
The nocessary • tie Virginia-Carolina Chemical Com
mission of the proposed article to organization but is proving very pop will be installed and the plant, while Uye-Lo Hstel Property Sold' and papers weVe prepared and signed on pany.
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popular state conventions instead of ular among the boys who have been not so large os others in larger cities
Will Be Remodeled at Once
Tuesday morning.
He is well known over the atate
state legislatures. An .amendment discharged from Uncle Sam’s army will be second to none in refrigerat
Sanford will offer thc commercial
Thc .contract provides that the and has many friends who will be
by. Senator Gay, Democrat of Lou and navy and bids fair t . become ing efficiency.
traveller and the tourist all that can building shall bc u*ed as a memorial glad to learn of his promotion. Re
isiana, proposing enforcement l}y the one of the strongest organizations in
be dealred In the hotel line this sea hospital, that the city shall pay to cently .he was tendered a banquet at
states instead of the federal govern America before the end of the pres
son. The remodeling of thc Carne* Mrs. Fernald an interest fee each the DeSoto Hotel by Egypt Temple
Hoard o Control to .Meet
ment, was voted down, 62 to 19. ent. year.
Regular monthly meeting for June Hotel, the purchase and remodelling year during her life, retaining $500 patrol, having served as secretaryThe senate also rejected, without a
In previous wars men who partici of thc Board of Control and State of the Welborne Block which will be os an annual donation for main treasurer of that body. He waa pre
roll call, a revision of Senator Under pated have organized strong associa
Plana Board, the same membership the Valdez Hotel, the remodelling of tenance and at the death of Mra. sented by members of thc patrol
wood’s amendment, proposed by tions as is evidenced by the present
or five men comprising the personnel the Seminole Hotel and many other Fernald the - property *hall become wfth a handsome 8hrine emblem set
Senator Phelan, Democrat, of Cali Confederate Veteran# , the G. A. R
•
of both boards, will be held at Or improvement# In the hotel# and the property of the city without fur with twelve diamond*.
fornia, to fix methods of calling pop and the Spanish American War
apartment houaes meana that there ther Interest charges and without
lando, Monday, June 9th.7
.
Mr.
Brown
will
also
leave
shortly
ular ratification conventions.
Veterans.
Likewise the American
will be first class accommodation in any other expense to the city what
for Richmond and New York and
*
Although but few state legislatures Legion will be formed and will have
Sanford for th# many people who
ever.
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Rev. G. B. Waldron of Winter
now are in session, woman suffrage a membership of perhaps more men
are intending to come here.
. ’• The property includes the beauti will attend the’ national . fertilizer
Park waa visiting In Sanford on Tues
champions tonight claimed that I'Utl- than all previous organizations com
Another change occur# th is , week ful Fernald home and furniture at convention to be held at tho Gris
day. He will return Sunday to fill
firation soon would be obtained, bined. It is estimated that in Florthe pulpit of the Congregational when Ihe Wilton or Bye-Lo Hotel the corner of Oak and Fifth street* wold Hotel, New . London, Conn.,
probably by^next spring. In today’* >idh mlone there will soon be 10,000
church In the absence of the pastor. property waa so\d to Mr. and Mr*. and the. cottage next to it on Oak during the wek of June 23. He wll^
debate, however, Senator Gay pre returned soldiers and sailors.
avenue together with the outbuild
be accompanied by his wife.— Tam pa
dicted that with the southern states
The call for the meeting, made by
ings on the property. R will make
opposing thc'measure because of en several Sanford men is as follows:
an excellent hospital according to Tribune.
tailed enfranchisement of negro wom
those who are in position to know
All men from Seminole county
M ASS M E E T IN G
en. the required thirteen states would
and will be an institution of which mer home In Boston, Mass. She haa
who served in any capacity with the
Muse, to ratify and cause its rejecAmerican or Allied Armies during
the city may justly be proud. *
disposed of the stock and fixtures of
ion.
the Great War are requested to
It ia proposed to revive the S^p the hardware business to the Ball
M on d a y E vening, June 9th.,* 8:30 P. M .
the Seminole County Guard Room,
ford Hospital Association or organ Hardware Company, successors to
Weekly Report o f Baptiat Berean* ( Pico Building,-at 8:00 p. m., Mon
ize a new one, which will be* com the Fernald Hardware Co., and ex.
*
C ou rt House
; .
posed of members .throughout the expecta to spend her time in the
President W. T . Wheelssa being day. June 9th, 1919, for the purpose
city and county. ’ This aaaodaUon north In tfcf future, if her heAlth will
absent on account of too much of of organizing a Seminole County
tojdiscuss H ospital M a tte r.
Com e to this m eetin g ,.
Po*t
of
the
American
Legion,
and
will manage the hospital for the clty.< permit.
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fice work to wind it up on Saturday
electing
delegates
to
the
State
En
A mass meeting of those Interested
Mrs.hfernald leaves to the city an(
whether you a re^ or or against H ospital propo
night, necessitating hia aorvfce* on
campment.of .the Florida Poat, to b e (
will be called In the near future to cverlasung memorial to her husband
Sunday morning, Vice President B.
held
In
Jacksonville
on
Wednesday,
sition,
and
let's
G
et
Togeth
er.
provide plans for the assodation. . and mother which will be a’ great
C. Stee) ^conducted opening exerciaea
of class, after; Which Teacher II. F. June 11, 1919. A large attendance
. Mrs. Fernald leaves for her sum- benefit to the sick and afflicted.
Steel took charge of lesson study .in la desired.
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A BIG NEW CASH PRI
GOLD STOR MARY BILL"
PASSED
AGE PLANT
IB. S. SENATE
adopts sue .
resolution
WILL ORGAN
IZE RETURN
ED SOLDIERS
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TH E 8ANTORD HERALD
PACT. TWELVE
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BOY HAD Q U EER ASPIRATION
California Youth Believed He Would
Make an Ideal Lady’ s Maid,
but He Weakened.
j Copvripht
PEEVER’S ROMANCE
By, P E A R L BRAGG M E Y E R
iCopyriKht, 1919, by tho McClure Newmui■• •
per Bymllcnte.)
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"Alicm. alieml” Mr. I’eever. posing
before the silling room mirror, cleared
Ills throat vi[jgf"ii-tir— r. ■ - — — •'
" "My dear Flossie Jane, may 1 have
the honor of nlTerlug—" Thai siAinded
all wrong. Mr. I’eever sighed. If ho
made sueli a mess of the relusirsals
how would he carry through the pro
p osal UselfV Tills w as ihe worst Job
lie laid ever tackled, lie thought illsInn11>*. Still, II bad lo b e .done.
At this Juncture, If Mr. I’eever bad
been like, some men, he Would have
cheered himself by Iuruliig Ills thoughts
to his hank account. As It was. how
ever, lie commenced meditating on his
bald spot. Kven here he found con
solation. lie noted with syllsfucllon
that It did hot show—when Ills hat
wnson. "There Is always something
to he thiuikful for," quoth Mr. I’eever.
With thoughtful eye he glnnrcd
about Ihe cosy sitting rtioin and won
dered how Mrs. Hollins, his faithful
housekeeper, would accept the ehnnge.
Young women were not as precise
nlioiit a house ns settled folks. Of
course Flossie Juno wuUbl bring that
bull pup. And, of course, the bull pup
would tear the luce curtains. And, of
course, Mrs. Hollins would have a thou
sand Ills.
The-dlstance from his house to hers
was not greut. . _
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—
T fTo trTItLl.rimTl union'red TTIs sum
mons. No, Miss Flossie was not at
home.
Crestfallen, Mr. I’eever stnrted down
tho ste|rs which lid had ascended with
such high hopes.
His incandcrlugs led him hack to Hapark.
V
Suddenly he stnrted nnd glnnced
cautiously over lil» shoulder.
"Say." ciime n voice from the gloom,
YO U
A I‘J 5 IN T E R E S T E D IN
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F Y m l-f’ s m
R IN G BOOKS!
They arc used in every linw.
o f business by Salesmen, O f
fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers,.
Ministers, Students— by ev
eryone w h o must have a book
that combine* . -
UTILITY, DURABILITY*
AND APPEARANCE
Sheets can be obtained any
time, ruled in eiflht styles.
Bound in best quality Flex
ible Bluck Levant Grain Cow
tliidc, with Black Liuiugs.
Sanford, Florida
’’who's* that fellow tliut hangs around
your place?"
••'He’s a friend o f dad’s. Wlint do
you stipiMiMe ho calls me? 'Flossie
Jane.’ " Klio drawled, the words with
comic emphasis. “ No one else ever
calls me (lint. I can't help the 'Jane.'
It was wished on me when I was too'
little to object," continued the tlippunt
voice.
!'Js ho rli^t?" queried the inusculiiie
speaker.
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i* ’ J*¥» ii -Just Tflf^TTo -fS." fitugm-fl Ihe
girl. "Hut. oh. you l.uhl spot
A duet
of titters followed this sally.
Followed more Intk of a personnl na
ture, such conversation ns Mr. IV cw r
hllnself had hoped to share with Flos-,
sle June. Finally the two arose to do-]mrt. A n the sound of their footsteps
ciiine nearer, Mr. I'eever sal holt up
right, gar.ing Innoeeiilly at the slurry
lieuvelis. lie held Idliiself so well In
hunil that In answer to Flossie's
breathless "(!ood evening!" he mini
aged to give quite u iiiilurnl start of
surprise.
The couple passed oil.
"l>o you suppose he heard us?"
Whispered Hu* .girl In a clear voice Hint
carried straight to Mr. I'eever’s heiieli.
“ Wlint do you care If he did?" was
the louder, ui.concerned response of
her escort.
Alone In the comfort lug circle of
lamplight,.Mr. I’eever clasped and un
clasped Ills hands, clnsped them nguln
and uuclnsped them.
The light from Ills own silting room
trickled enticingly through the lilac
hrnnehes thill slanted Ihe window. Mrs.
It.illlns was III there he eoitld see her
hnwed head. She was sewing on but^ W ^ ^ tiirlll of qdblTsallsfuellon. With
a Midden spring In Ills step, Mr. I’eever
entered his own door. On tho threshold of tho -silting room
ho hailed. Mrs. Itolllns girnced up nnd
nodded a greeting. As If he had not
seen her, Mr. I’eever stood solemnly
g a z i n g over her head. After a iiimiieut:
* "Mrs. Itolllns, this Is a slrango
world." In* foiiimciircd Impressively.
Mrs. itnlllns dropped tier sewing and
looked mixloiisly Into Ids face.
“ Why—wlint— ?" she ejaculated.
"StrniiKi* things happen In It," con
tinued Mr. I’eever, still riveting his
gaze on Ihe wall.
.
"Yes—yes—" breathed tho widow,
nn expression of ularm oversprcndlng
her ruling face,
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"I knew your Into luighnnd very
well." Mr. Peevcr's tones were fu
nereal. •
"Yes—“ She lennrd forward, hrenlhless with suspense.
Mr. I’eever Inhaled deeply! prepared
for tho plunge, lost courngo nnd flop
ped hronilslde. “ He was n good tiinn."
' "So ho was, Mr. I’eever, so he \Cns,‘*
Mrs. Itolllns sniffed mournfully In
memory of the long-departed.
. There ivns n deep silence. -Suddenly
Mr. I’eever flung his arms despairingly
In Jho nlr mill commenced fruntlcnlly
to pace the room. .
"Mrs. lloillas!" lie liomncd, striving
to pluck courngo from the sturdy vigor
of his own voice. “ 1 am trying to tell
you Hint I want to marry you—hut you
don't seem to understand."
Hack lleiv the color Into Mrs. Hol
lins’ cheeks. "Why—why— Mr. Pecvcr." site twittered In n pretty flutter
of relieved confusion. “ I thought—
why—I thought—somebody wns dead I"
"Do you mean yes?" persisted Mr.
I’eever, courage flowering Joyously
within him.
The widow drooped her head a bit
nnd nodded, Just pH ho reached her
side.
"T h ere Is always something to ho
thankful for." quoth Sir. I’eever, with
henmlng countenance, hut—he did not
say It aloud.
HEARD T H E YANKS W H I S T L E
In Verdun on Armletlce Night It W m
the Only Sign of Peace Cor
respondent Found.
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Wo rolled Into Verduu long after
dark, on the dny of t)\e'armlBtlce, nnd
found no .celebration there. WIIMnms
"Ilerl A. Ilaldwlii, Indy's maid.’*
. Sounds funny, doesn't it, especially
in ltcrt Is a farmer's, boy, but the po
lice vouch for It.
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Here's the story: ’
Detectives 'Joseph Lawrence • and
David Ilroderlck. being Of, nil Inquisi
tive imttire, sighted Hert us lie saunti-ri-d lido a pawnshop.. They watched
him go Jo with two heavy null cases,
ami walehefl him Colne out. In wept.
Y. M. C. A. men fixed u^dugouta with our men on the French fiymr In th e ’ bud r.!d dt> ■* 'ire the
armistice was signed. and It became | islble for the American veterae-i \’n lake tfcej";* rr-*a llo n out |a the
open Hero In the dimly lighted ind : ground rooms. refreshments .were served, and nn epnnrti|rilly wi»
given the ’ boys to write hcr.m, !u ’ • r . ~ ‘ mea were played and occasionally romd niohF'rilhteUc games such
as boxing. It was even possible sometimes to put on a moving picture show for the beys in their time clf
from actual trench, duty.
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Iwn fee? wide mill
With the chamhers
*e ' 11;iw 1-1 I g l d l f d nji *J nlh^u.iul:
inl in ,iu in ini ties.
" I ’ll m ptch m y carbon copies
against any in tow n for neat
ness, la s'in g legibility and uni
formity. I alw ays use
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Onit IbtAde^rffTlliT out lllinii' II.
" W il'd did Ihe MMing felloe wall! Ill
lo re? '' they ih'liniluled o f the paw i
III ok.t .
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"Wanted to sell a enmpleti* otiMH of
W o m e n 's elolli."*. curs ---- Well. eiel'V
i long," replied il|e shopkeeper. Thut
was enough fo r Joe and Dave. They
set sail for I'.ert and soon , «., r:ill*'*l
him.
• t(T In Jail went Itert.
Then
i me l lie story :
liert hlushiil, sinmmered and ninfesseil. l i e lind ordered Ihe women's
altlre so that lie emild Itnper-oaale a
hide's' maid.
lie lunged for adven
ture.
lie heard (here w'ere |.<is of
Jo|e« for holy's mahl.s.
Ila d a t the
hoys laiek at SlotlX Falls (old him
lie looked like a girl? Hndti'l lie a
glrbKh fare and couldn't lie talk like
a girl? Sore he could, tie eolirlmled.
However, his nerve fulled him, so lie
jrieil In pawn the olothes.— Los An
geles Tillies.
Awful Thought,
It WU- , M.n, "* |IIM ll.p nil I lie iifCllli
mill the « IT kepi nil p i‘v'lg set-saw
ami Iip-11. ...ni heaveho, mid all -fill*
of lllieiiilifnnalile. ilN.igreeahle llllllgs;
M ihal I inia li'-giili In g< I a little gli|*l>
ami diir.ed ami tlnd and liar.y.
FI:'.-plug a large dull In Iii -i armshe - I im-i I llpnll the ||"| k III In r uin!li
er's side.
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‘'Mamma
she siiildmily e v -,alini‘d. '
lilld her fine Mtrned I ■ a delicate pale
green.
" Y1s darling . what I- the matter?"
"Oh. nothing.* mamma! Hill I—-I j
don't Uni- lie* rahhli I had fnr filmier !
•mild bale bccll quite—qlllle (lend!"
B u y y o u r ty p e w r itin g tu p p lim t o t
t h i:
H E R A L D P R IN T IN G
COM PANY
Plume 1IS
Use for* Unneeded Explosives.
The Bert Ho Would Sav.
Prof, de Qiiervaln. tin* well-known
'D m 1'iiir wife holli-ve every
Swiss seismologist, lias made n sag- *
ag yell fell I er?"
g e s t loii which deserves ihe very A m - |
I'lll Ilul 11IIiI■* sure nhuilt lllllf. All
fill nlteiilloii of our military iiuthorl,li* » I- »(».•« -*e |e*fl e t i l l y l i s t e n !
lifts mol of selenlllle men la this cnutiL1.1,.
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l r y X l icre^.*'-*■ m pf— Violet— —**"•*'"*
WP^Ttftli- .nrpTnvrye^ln pfi-Fv ''colllllrjf
Knew She Would Be Asked.
which ciinnot lie preserved and must
Tlllle mis leaving /i1 go over to her
he ilcnltriilcd or exploded. lie sug
gests Hint BO tons should Ik* exploded lltlle chum's luqise, when she suiVlen*
nt definite times mol under various ly turni!d In the door and called to her
atmospheric conditions and Hint ob luotlu'r, "Mniiitnn, has buby brother
servers In all tho\fcflrrouialliig area got liny‘ teeth yet?" When asked why
should be requested to IlMi-n for the she wished to know, she replied, "So
Kiitiml. Such tests eoiihl not fall, says I ihii (i'll Mabel's mol her. She nl
Nature, to throw far more light than ways asks iiiii if be has any teelb yet
accidental unprepared exploHlnns on when I goes over In play with Mabel."
the ninny problems present!d by the
transmission of kouud wait s by the
“ Women" Vs. “ Ladles."
utmospliere.
The nuances of the Fnglish Inn•.•uege
seem to be us well understood by the
Postage Then and Now.
Persons who thought tho raise In person who advertised for "An aged
the price of Id le r postage from tivo woman to enro .for an elderly lady,"
to three cents ii "big Jump," at the ns by the southern darkey ‘who *pra‘
time of. our entrance Into the war, soiling himself nt*.the door o f n lino
I's lookin’ fo'
should consider the colonial mid early mansion, announced
government rates of postage. On March do cullud lady wlint works fo' de white
fl. Just 7k’ years ngo, the United Stntes woman at dls house."— Springfield
Issued Its llrxt postage stamps, just
seven years nfu'r l>nglntnl laid adopt
ed them;
These llrst American stamps were of
Ihe ft and 10 rent ib'iioitilnailoiiH, nnd
naturally 'enough bore the likeness of
Washington nnd Franklin. Previous to
lids time postage was paid In cash,
usually by Ihe receiver of the letter.
The earliest rates were from 8 to 25
m ils.
Polionoua, -but Valuable.
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Before America went Into the wnr
there were discussions with reference
to the cultivation ami sale of medici
nal herbs; afterward the Interest paled
before the necessity of raising vege
tables "to heal the kaiser."— Ko nuiny
weeds are sold to he made Into medi
cine tlhit It-would lie dittlnilt to name
them nil. Kvcit the Jlmson. short for
Jiimestown. culled also devil's tipple
mid ycvOrtil other uahies besides
Hlninmnlliin. lias its value. We re
member how us children we were wurned In ii loud, stern voice: - "Don't
loll'd! that wejed. It's poison!" It Is
Mill iis poisonous ns It ever wns, hut
the leaves sell from 2 to 5 rents n
pound, mid itic seeds also are used as
medicine.
Make Gas From Straw.
■A Canadian Inventor has worked
out n new application of thrift In the
form of n gas- which can he made
from straw. The Invention will be of
iqtcclnl value In farm communities, ns
It will enable the fanners to utilize
straw Hint now goes to waste. The
gas Is made In a three-cylinder retort,
l^ich cylinder holds a hnie-.qf straw
.Sanford, Florida
C arters
WHAT YOU SURELY NEED
(• a healthy, active, Industrious liver. Small doses of these pill*
L s *u reguia:!y Insure that. You may also need a purgative
sometimes. Then-lake one larger dose. Keep that In mlndl
It will pay you rich dividends in Health and Happiness.
Genuine
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Small PU1
M R S
C A R T E R ’S IRON PILLS
K E E P Y O U R EYE O N T H E H E R A L D W A N T COLUMN
Use Good Tires^— It Pays!
We have Ihe tii;e$ lhat will save yotfmoney—ihe tires you’ll
eveotoally buy if you’re not already using them.
M IL L E R T IR E S
S O U T H E R N T IR E S
arc so carefully built that each tire
will give the same high m ilage as
every other tire. N ot one in a hun
dred ever calls f o r adjustment.
are easy riding, friction resisting,
and very hard to puncture.
Treads
are-one-eighth to one-fourth inches
thicker than tires o f similar price.
W E
GUARANTEE
THEM
AGAINST
IMPERFECTIONS
See us today about your next lire order.
Phone 251-W . . Sanford
115 Park Ave
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"is new Henry_Ford. \>..
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for “ visit until Monday.
I Mr and Mrs. B. Stoelp of
mutully
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'P n»vy and on the shinjon i co‘,n‘ y Rang^re doing some
bea“ e flnya ‘ hat while in port n t lf * Work now between here and
Bn,t he . . . Loul. E h t J n S T . n 'i * » « « « • » «
,he hole. „ „ lh" „ " 2
hat Louis is looking fine, hut has J
hC r° ad'
hmg.rig for the good old U. S. A — , n?rn to Mr. and Mrs. M M
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UP.NAL A AND GRAPEV1LLE
Bengston
83 years of 0ge
». ,.‘d
town »nd then out to
Hpsala from Fort Reed to spend
Sunday with his old friends.
Metric Shirrs
th fy» t h e M e t r k f SBU'1\ i f y o u ^ e m b r e T
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H A T S and C A P S
SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE
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thing for a letter from home while
three.
quiat of Upsalea and has a wife and
four little children. *
■Mrs. Volic Williams who is em
ployed at the First National Bank
in Sanford will enjoy her month's
vacation, leaving Tuesday for points
in Kentucky where she will meet her
father and then on toher grand
parents
in Virginia*.
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Emil
Msgnuson. Mr. and Mrs.
Krcl| and Elmer Lundquist. Sr., are
busy packing tomaties for Chase &
Co. In Sanford. •
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Sunday with
Moran.
Alias Ethel Collins of Chuluota
spent the week end with Miss Kath
erine Flynt.
evont and none of the soldiers are
any happier over seeing the Statue
of Liberty than the writer and while
these scenes are enacted every month
there was one incident the other day
J. W. Flynt and Alias Katherine that.. W.aa trared .aidelibjy -on. n»yFlynt were shopping in Sanford last memory and is one that will never
K<* ■forgotten.
Tuesday.
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MAHONEY-W ALKER CO
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r*rd» and 25.000 re.dr for'shipment.
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T o promote the production o f live
stock and perishables and in- '
crease the food supply;
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T o reach m ore people with m ore
and better meat;
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CLOVER LEAF” AUTOMOBILE TIRES
^0 x
32 x
31 x
32 x
33 x
314
Nonskid
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34 x 4
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18.50
25.00
26.00
27.00
28.00
ves . w e c a n
T o live and let live, winning
greater business only through
greater usefulness, with injury
to nothing but incompetency, inefficiency and waste; to deal
justly, fairly, and frankly w ith
.
all mankind.
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VULCANIZE T H IS TIRE
perfectly, so you cannot"tell the dif
ference between
. „ d ' a new one.
we can add a lot to jta life and eficiettcy.
i n short, we can re-life
h s tire f or you and yo u r c#r w.jj
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T hese are the purposes • a n d
motives o f the m en w h o direct
the policies and practices o f
Sw ift & C o m p an y ,_____________
ma ■
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* benefit in smoother running.
Just keep that word in mind: "R e
Wd*at -^C d° l0 yoUf
. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
Swift & Company, U. S. A .
PHONE 17
0*k .nd 3rd St.
Sanford, Florida
Joining Bulkhead1” ^ J ^ E- ™ £ N T • •
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• building. Tw0“ j £ f ^ * i‘J>'«r'rtoiy factory
M* Wim,m». who w u on Jury
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T o reduce to a minimum the costa
o f preparing and distributing
meat and to divide the benefits
o f efficiency w ith producer and
consumer;
115 Park Avenue
old tire
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T o make a fair com petitive profit,
in o r d e r to reim b u rse th e
25,000 shareholders for the use
o f their capital, and to provide
fbr the future development o f
the business;
Sanford Cycle Co.
.«k
Rising Sun
Buy Stamps With Coupons
SUPERLATIVE SELF RISING FLOUR.
KEEPS T H E F A IT H
^ ^ C H N tm m E N T
and PERFECT LEAVENING,
W IG H T GROCERY C O „
. Sanford, Fla.
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33CRIPPS BOOTH CARS”
Hood—Goodyear and Fisk
Tires and Tubes
R E PA IR WORK OF A L L KINDS
FORDS A S P E C I A L T Y
MOBILOILS andGASOLINE
ACCESSORIES
Cars W ashed and D eliv ered — W e W ill Call
for and D e liv e r Your Car. .
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Emily Griffin
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Rathbun
Pink and green was the color
motif used in the decoartlons of tho
Colonial Dance ....
Houseley
living room nnd dining room. Great
Olive Newman
masses of pink verbenas and fern
(a) Jewel Dance ..... ... Spaulding
filled bowls and vases, pink shades
(111.'.^*ifile Miss Muffet” „ ...... Rogers
over the lights reflecting tfia glow of
. Pearl Robson
rosy dawn upon the-sweet faces or
Reverie................................
MiloDeyo
the little folks gathered in honor of
Mildred Ijolly
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the grncious young host. The table
(a) Flying Horsemen.... ..... Gurlitt was specially lovely With its flowers
(b) Hobgoblins........... . Nuremburg and ribbons and dainty favors.
Miriam Whitcomb
Pink ri bbons caught beneath the
Bagpipes....... !............. ;....... Ryder
chandelier
extended to the four cor
. Carmeta Barber
ners
of
the
table and ended in big
May Rapture............ ;......... Lichner
bows
while
the
beautiful white cake
Madeline Mallem
Sounds from South......... Spindler with its five tiny pink candles made
a most attractive centerpiece. The
Agnes Perritt
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cake
rested on a silvpr stand, em
Part y .
bedded
in a nest of feathery ferns
■Nocturne........................... .’..Chopin
and
Marscha!
Niel roses. The favors
Mildred Kennedy .*
were
dainty
pink
baskets with green
Shower Stars.... ................... Wachs
ribbon bows and filled with marsh
Margaret Zachary
mallows.
Bachesque------- -------------- Neustedt
Anna DuBose
Out on the lawn, flitting about
Scottisch Jane Poem___ MacDowell like a swarm of brilliant hued butter
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Virginia DeCoursey
flies, the little folks enjoyed their
cake and ice,cream and p layed ‘the
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games, Aid fashioned and new, so
The Boy .Who Did Not Return
dear to the heart of childhood.
Dy R. J. Holly
Assisting Mrs. Gillen in looking
Amid th? checra of thousands of after the pleasure of her small
relatives aqd friends and the blare guests were Mrs. Wm. Shelly, Mrs.
of the bands I accompanied some J. G. Hurley and Mrs. W. If. Peters.
four thousand returned soldiers up Refreshment guests were Mrs. Brax
the streets of a .certain city several ton Perldns, Mrs, Martin T higpen
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the ihe .............
j*week|—Igo
un3er
triumphal and Mrs. Alice Holt.
arches and over flower strewn bouleEnjoying Billy’s party were: Mar
vtrds. It was a brave sight and one garet and Jack Peters, Eugene EstI
that brought forth tears as well as ridge, Patsey and Joseph O’Connor,
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cheer» m the boys who had been Frank Langley, Oliye Newman, Ed
I "over there" for eighteen months or win, Margaret and’ Lois Shelly,
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- more through the hardest fighting James Pollard, Wallace Philips,
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came home and were received to the
S«ra. Evelyn and Frederick Williams,
bosoms of family and friends. These
Lawrence and Evelyn Peabody, Dor
scenes of home coming always make
othy LawSon, Clemence and Marcile
• • * profound impression on me al Hurley, Lester Philips, Emily and
though none of the boys are known
Irene Griffin, Robert Adams, Maris,
to me other than.being all my boys
George and Mary Elisabeth Moye,
on the transport and being with me
Margery Hpokina, Earle ' Nieblack,
to t ten or fifteen days in sickness
Braxton Perldns, Jr., Katherine AlTfcd t e i f r A f f i
- u o u i . ten, Arthur Johnson, Jr., Andrew
Blackman of Orlando.
M~ .. r*> . ..a‘-Tf
,fPT secret
and special
and personal for
you Is
WRIGLEY5
In Its air-tigh t
sealed package.
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A goody that Is
worthy of your
lasting r e g a r d
b e c a u s e of Its
la stin g quality.
flavors
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COUNTY HAPPENINGS
CATES CRATE COMPANY
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Willie Tyner and cousin. Elmer
went down to Tamp. Thursday to
present at the graduation of the1
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Tamp. High School.
The boy.'I
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SHINGLES
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,nd 1Mnr' Fred Krell were out
a^luUe while Sunday to see her par-
Perkins and Britt
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LATHS,
k'e- *nd Mr., Rhren.perKee .nd
t
Mi“ 0*«. Benin motored
rel.Sve.
Th“ " d,y on *
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the past week another laroe shiiinient of
f rec1e'ved within
smart and-, nobby.
CO M E™ IN AM D G E T Y O U R S
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lum ber,
with i5 *retMEr,C80n 8PePt Thureday
i on' kri
Magnuaon with abort cal
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ter P.rT' ^
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, f k; Th“ « two belonged in
ast items and were overlooked.
what they cost M E T R IC shirte nr»
, for what ‘ hey are than for
There is only one line of sMrto^n the
Pr‘C? shi-Ls madeshirts and N ON E better
T r! i !
ketasg00(l:15 M E T R IC
vincod. A shipment of
T ry them w,ce
you will b ^co,,:
EASY
1 TO
Martin Seed
Company
CO.
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M. E. Smith is selling off his hog*
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b u i l d e r s
" ’w ci* 'iy ,h
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J- S- Dlnkrl wore I ’ ,r“- Lortl will wlrl.rate their fiftieth
Satnrdav
J"ending anniversary next November
.... .
ptrt for -a —
large mi
and
snrine
u varied stir
ne
frop:
nm,n». egg,i|nn,' K
P; tomatoes.
t,,mat0‘‘s. peppers.
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M ' Ir\: ,,nI Mr" Entxminger and , r ' n,‘ ,LPPn‘ mMt. ° r tb-^ ntarried
IRe at their present home.
Fri.J.y' , " 'h" .....
O'1- ' - op
M. T. Cassady mqved hack to his
omc in Sanford Heights Wednesday
ami \\. C. Riley moved hack to his
s t m
homo in this settlement.
C. R. Lord has resigned his posi
ciulnf
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.. Call on ua for ciact
duplicate of your
broken spring,,
and reedvo
apring sat
isfaction
that is
real.
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au to ow ners
lum ber
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Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of all kinds, carloads a specialty, Cut-rate
Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet Potato Plants.
Frames
As the hoys swept up the Jong
avenue beneath the trees just burst
Re-investment of First Liberty ing out with ftpring foliage, tho sun
. Friends of Girder Lundquist of
Loan Bond interest in Thrift and shone bright and warm and all na
War Savings Stamps is urged upon ture seemed attuned to the joyous
Pensacola will be sorry to learn'that
-fn an accident last-week -hr-loat the - .Airs., Bore)) and Woodard- Bertie- 'ie- citirens :of Sanford by “Afnyor occasion and as ' l~I66ked~To th*e
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right and left of the street watching
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the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lund- Mrs. Msgnuson.
The government will make a semi the crowds the face of a sweet old
A children's day program of songs annual interest -payment on the mother peered out from the grand
and exercises is being planned for First Liberty Loan on June 16th, at stand. Her countenance set in tho
next Sunday, following the school at which time the sum of $809,955.12 background of gray hair, with all the
.'L0O new time. Pass the good news will be turned over to investors in wistfulness of n mother's longing and
along.
,
the Sixth Federal Reserve District. aching heart she looked intently at
each passing soldier, watching for
Many of our * citizens own First
her'hoy who had been reported miss
GENEVA
Liberty Loan Bonds,'' the Mayor
ing and still it seemed to mother
We carry all the
Mrs. Colonel Baxter and children said. "The Treasury Department
leading varieties -of of Gainesville nrc visiting Mr. and has urged all who can to take this that he would come hack—that he
must come ’ back.
At times *hc
•evd
which
have Mu. J. II, Huddleston.
interest money and re-invest it in
thought she had discovered him in
been te s te d and
Thrift nnd War Savings Stamps.
known to be best
the smiling countenance of one of
Little Miss Ethel Tillis of Sanford
adapted to our soil has been the guest or her aunt, Mrs. By thia means they can turn their the boys and then the excitement
and climate.
interest into more interest. This is
would give way to despair and she
Troy Proctor for some time.Write'
projitahie patriotism an.! I trust would
woulu „again
Kam Bll
sit bac^ watching.
1919 cat.
Mr. and Airs. Claude Raulerson hat those # ho own First Libetfy .watching, etching.
weekly pri
spent the week end in DeLatid.
Bonds will comply wit^L^c Treasury
*
r
Oldpst «-sLd»bshFor an hour or rrtore sho sat there
Department’s
request.
ed Seed House in
Mr. and Mrs. Tillis of Sanford
scanning each company as it swung
Flqrido.
.
visited Mrs. Tillis' mother, Mrs. R.
"Arrangements have been made past to the wild cheers of those who
G. Nicholson last Sunday.
so that you can ex^ange your Lib recognized their boys and their
1.
erty
Loan interest coupons for-Thrift friends. As the lust sqund marched
Mrs. W. H. Hand, Miss Clarice
nnd
War
Savings Stamps at the post by mother was still watching and;
Hand, Airs. Cora Akers and Frank
Jacksonville, Florida Roper, all of Snuford spent lust office. The postmaster has a suffi her face was one that once seen will
cient supply of these government se always be remembered.
Hoping
curities on hand nnd will be pleased against hope, with all of the mother’s
to accommodate you. War Savings faith jn the return of her boy she .
Stamps are always cashable at the had not found him and while the1^
post office on ten days’ notice. We dying notes of the bugles and the
have too much civic pritja to doYsat
ring of the happy thousands
than Aur neighboring citlat,
faintly smote the ear, mother
are planning to work up p bi.
jjipcd the black silk shawl around
crease in War Savings Saiga ON
drooping shoulders and slowly
16th, and to do it largely’ on their wended her way to the lonesome
interest coupons.
fireside, the almost deserted home
that would never again he bright
Muairale
ened by the laughing, rollicking boy,
The Cerilian Music Club gave a the life of the ojd home in that little
.
Swift & Company has b&come
ny)st enjoyable program in the studio southern town.
of
Mrs.
Fannie
S.
Munson
last
Sat
At last mother believed thfie easone o f th j large businesses of the
urday aftorno’on, May 31st.
.
ualty lists.
world through continuing
to
The piano selections wpre mostly"
from
the young people of the club
meet the grow in g needs o f a
Attractive Cfiildren's Party
and delightfully rendered.
A pretty event of last week was
nation and a world.
Mary Nixon was charming in n
tbe birthday party on Monday after
gruup of little folk poems.
-f -,—— noon ,frAm"«!3n tr> »i; on »Vlni-i>
lC , noon
6:00,n clock^glven
^vvflociefy ~fias— rigfrf - to—a^lr
The program ctinclu ded with a by Mr and Mrs.' W. D. Gillen in
number of excellent readings from honor of the fifth birthday of their
how the increasing responsibil
Miss Rosamond Radford.
attreative little son. Billy, who, byities and opportunities for use
Piano numbers given, were:
the-way is a right royal and popular
little host.
*'
fulness w hich go w ith such
Part I.
March of Giants ... .........
Rogers
Billy has been having a birthday
grow th are being used by the
Hara Williams
party every; year since he was one
men w ho direct its affairs—and
(a) Waltz
Matilde Bilbro year old, each one being- prettier
(b> Marcia
MurtildeHilliro
thun the last and this year was the
the men have the right to answer:
Marguerite Garner
very loveliest of them all.
wa" Present and in spite of
the dpwnpour
of rain n__h,g dtnner,
__________
3Pre5tL7Jg.k>is front ■»lYiifTfTT1»'T
Af'KNTS WANTED
Jacksonville, Fla.
hsll
r| and il,
LARGE
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hodges of
Ssnf ord and Miss Olga Beilin 'spent
Sunday with friends in Fort .Christm»*.
‘
.
WwilburSprjnjBfeaks
put on
r
»■
Ml” GtuirniW M artw ^ - m . ______
Wj^Y*
___
° nri ° ’rl,’Ck' After dinner Mr ’Tor“,i
bear'h day Iant week ° * M *S"8rry oneT|
Mrs J M w i. , ,
“
lho
history
of
his
life
which
was*
“vert
h.ia ,ifp * hi'h was
and killed or injured
y° m it ....Th. I....... .. 8,„ ’ 7 "
I,' .Ion. u.i.lcr Mr
“
—f—
„
123 Broad SK
Frank Parker, an other Orapovill,
0> n«s
'mV
has juB
justt come back from vL '
and «ald
said he would have
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anr*.’
nnd
( Con.,
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Mr>: M “ ry Hardaway on - I 0
r r 'x ..-
key
Y
C. & B. H A T CO.
■a fine baby
dail .avenue have been having turkey ....... ....
• - » . * ......... ....
dinners
week.. Wildcat made
made a
-----•« this
•iiia hook
Mr. and Mrs J ^ n; i .
n o t ic e t o p u b l ic
*•».» ,0f
,,orn 10 Mr
‘'i-itirig" r e b ‘ jv’ T ' ^ r e ' n t
^
r‘ ‘ ‘‘turn, .!
“ A Feed F or Every N e e d ’ *
thing Just Phone 181
daughter, Carmori wilf att,.n,i
mer school, ^
n,‘ <um-
purinap;
CALF
CHOW
Builds
PEED
•
.............
M
THE BIG
Proprietor
. ELDER SPRINGS
I '’Ut h‘" fiends are rejofneed to have
The picnic Monday in M r. Lord'*
( *. C. McDougal. was at home him on the road to resovery.
fr° m W
Ga.. over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Taft will |,0. tfle honor was held at his house on uc
G. C. Chu miter lain wn* over from
crowd ° f ,h“ ‘,nd ^ athpr' Quite ^ ‘
:y
P" ”
- r ' I setting
‘ J
‘ be rein
in.
•
: »He
i * ,s still under the care of »
future as. yet.
Pennsylvania
\frT'rv"1
r ,a"....
Mrs. Henry .Lw;
Utile |ady
i in.
.
■
‘ ' ' L a n d fo r
* ' " ’ miAtlanl-i n f..u. ,
. .■
*'« Ntetso,, I Diversity Commence-j
’
* duy" "V'u- bus come home to.stay.
r n,‘ M,“ Annie graduated ", Z
................
.’ '■ruling
...................... Ulll , ■•H"- summer vi*itihl! relative.
u <- hear of three large oll(. '
••I home |„ a f,.u ,,ay!|
friepda ii, ‘Atlanta.
I ? " * ki,," d in ‘ he last two \ v X
L f* Hagan of San ford Was in
««• on the road and two in the blue-1
|h M'**
i* quite
u jth
the mumps.
*
,tn ‘ aola Saturday morning.
, berry patch. People had
R h. Ivey and family will |,..... j careful in picking berries for they arc
,,
’ 1 Hickson have
" ;urc death if they bite you T ho
I uesday morning for Bartow i \
farm
" r> avenue
, orries can stay in the woods for my
"'•ere
they
have
purchased
pro,..
7
7 " '
""'-I'any John Russell
, f*ur!. don t need them.
•'"'l " 'll make their home
•riev
n 1<,n8ld,‘re*'°n $12,000.
i
n don’t seem like the Hermans
JuIi -V m ! Kl) 1' U|> P'UMwaion .after!
.
' ‘ ~
*
• > i m and have bought the Ed-1
, O N (;WOOD I'U K VVS
“ fP K° In»f
"if" the peace, but the
I - y " are coming home jus. the s„m
and Frenrh"51
™«***r First
*’ 7 ' y " f rn"• an<« -me'more ram.
Rut hunger hurls and is goj,,..
lots as a home* " " m " 'j!' ! * " n ty i, '
J° ''” C,OU:“!r
brought "irt worse if things don’t got right.
">“ • Mre. Cameron and 'thUhil.lrem
-Monday thev w, „i
i, i
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Seminole Bank Annex
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In Or7„„i“ " “* G“ * ,,,W l
I tKK MARV ITEMS
r
da^nfirr K‘ V itchH1 r,,turnp‘* Sun
c. A. Jones of Lakeland was here
* ■ " " * ■ ' « ■ Monday repairing pump, in section
quarters of the A. C. L
c,plory •*>•* watermelons •nd U n i » « ) d . Wilber I, Joi„ , hi,
*-- —
1 »
MIm Gayle Marshall spent Wcd.
this
week,
with
his
old
enemy,
asth
I
Hoyd
Sjohlom
arrived
home
FrfThe
r
l
J'’0
PP°d
fr°
m
h"rr'
. n 8daF afternoon in.Orlando.
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l
rain has done considerable dam- home ^ ' C P nK ‘ ° ,,rinC “ our hoys” ma and hay fever combined.
<i«y last from France. ,
«R<* and still it rains.
W. E. Argo has taken the Sae
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee and mo
Fred and Goodheart Sjohlom enme
Sendees it. Christ Church have
Mrs. Wader mother of John w »,l»
0 ° " l . rU" b ,,' ” n
ther, Mrs Stedt were calling at the
home Saturday from Winter Haven »l,o h « ro.ld.d „ „ C .m. ; 0„ n. " n„e
montGi.,#Ct>ntinUed
,h'
where they have been working in the
— ..u o, .Mr. „nd Mrs. Henry
Henry Leo,
u .
Fred Strange left Tuesday to take oranges for some time.
on
hirst
street
Thursday
to see
S
L
T
^
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'
C
en
ly
''°“
kM
o run on the main line of the A. C.L
Longwood
has "turned
returned to
to her
i I new
new T * "uf**1 Thursday to
see the
the
—
rrsiuence
died
vrrv
,
.'7
v-ry
new
daughter
which
oame »o
to bles,
bless
A E. Sjohlom gave the first water- , J d J ; ‘ ’Z l .
Primitive
.stage
and
would
h
i
?
h
l
*
.
w
hich
suddenly
of
rheumatism
of
the
hran
!
“
“
f
“
nd
Would
be
H
‘
heir
Miss May Conoly left Monday for
1 •
*
° Uld b.e «n Jtheir home.
We all rejoice with
her home ,n Valdosta. Ga.,
Miss i ^ r i : - .................. ...... . at the home o her daughter. Mrs. ^ 7 ” bu.t for thp ^ o d old kero- them.
Raker on Mellonville
8ene
.
I ...
Conoly taught in Oviedo the past
Friday « .
T ".'
Me understand Jesse Thompson
Rev.
R.
W.
Edwards
of
Jacksonterm and made „ host of frien,
c c m «„y .
m,n
U k tvl" “'
Mllf
spent
the
week
end
here
proachWEST
GENEVA
AVPNinIr
f ,nV to. " ' “ ycross to he treated
here who regrht to see her leave and
ng
Sunday
morning
and
was
enterThe
rainy
weather
is
stili
hanei’
ledfrh^u,”
* t,*m aettling in a wound
Hin«.rely hope that she will return
hanging ed foot; hi. brother.
Jack came over
*1•' i f rfUU
«n a„d .he ,..d . . '*
to Oviedo in the fall.
I’
AOLA
.
to
PP him
him from
f.__ v\‘DeLaad.
*
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!
ho« '
" • Dto R
see
A-, I . Connelly is' shipping .evW.I The' c,*y is
_____ ______
-rlond. of
„ [ watermelon,
w „ „ ra,|0„ , this
lh‘ week « » M.n.I i. a |i„|c
”
A gas tractor is being used for
thC* t,’r . LaUt° n 'ha". returned
from
killed a large CtTU,adn
T 7 fr°
m! rntili"1 Tu*worth killed
» *“ **•' “ ••u
l,;;g rr~
p
lo
w in g he io aers- tract preparing
ln-hl.
. -> i5 5 rT W
m,----- w to-h“
---V0
* brirk roads-iodn.
rUBQS soon
OviedoT
*’ B.
“ Klhrla„
-•
Then
thnrn ta-ill
___complaints
...
“ tor a fail garden.
" ^
Then
thore
will
be
no
of
I
,,ay morning in Sakford.
oad
roads
out
here.
EAST SANFORD
Mrs. C. . Rvder » r m ..
.
" e are K,n‘I
notice the road
•IreI.
O/lfart
and
daughter.*
bo
b«a
»*•»«
-‘opping
In
SaStT
Rnho
c ’ ,
. unu “ aughter, ■ .
-•
.,K
wi// ^ T r*in‘ h0,d much lonKor th<‘y reads ° Ut‘ Makin,r out for our now
iiant low
ii»u‘ months
si . i*
i bavin.,
i .
„ i ' ,c S r meeting of the Wade .... y ft Sunday.night for u iri|» to i'll*
'
P»"‘
i
In
' k TI
10 pp,),,0r!l and ‘ °maHampton Chapter of the U. I) ( \
Mr. and Mrs. Coiler of Sanford
Thl,ro “ re some pe„pie t.om.
was held at the home-of Mrs. j. \ z t z z .... ^
flaming of the peppers pculding now. were oUt Sunday calling on Grapef ark I uesday afternoon.
Mr. Will Robinshn is busy „ UJ
;....
-r« n k
,7
.............. r
M. K. t
r
t
1
^
7
*
ting up and selling his tomatoes H*
We are glad to learn that little
has a fine chance of tomatoes and
•Ninme Reck is on t|,e mend again.
r, .
^
« IN (O n*-.
*
U ueun>
Vnn*
*weVt vwi,|
corn an
and
beans this
this year.
- ........
....
>r- » rr.,,,'
, ; ......T
s° that ahu can ait up.
Carl Farneli of Sanford s(.enr »,.v ,nn,n
n*M
,ut three months.
nfi«Tn«wn.
da-v ........ lay
,
y ?ttr*
People are
potatoes now.
c ari hncson of Miami and son. Carl
"h o has hut recently returned from
Maitland have he,.,, visin',,g
‘•ranee, minus an arm lost in ,hr
re. ,»e, t to move to
*'• ” • 'ories tin's week
1the’ na t ••
#nn
ivreit, .Mr. Eli
• 1,1 i ‘ u k iMnminoek
i -rvice drove through by auto on
Mr*.
W. W.
W. Milleuand
Mill
Mrs.
Adanm .,{
Sanf-rd s „ f ,
x*rs. Adams
.,f Sanford
Mrs W.
Mrs \} r «»»••■«" EUr'ldg1',.
hPF a“ 7 ' Mr<^
•
'• ' Vil1 Kob,n» ‘*n were ^undav . 1‘ h-ir way to-DeLand where t|>
nuiif—
H - Ie u .
Z Z : - Kum* - t,( ^
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THE 8ANFORD HERALD
ocean licach. S u V f e llp °®‘he
futomohiling on*,
Kotf.
Mshing from tho ocean nior
*“afhthe jetties.
Sea fJod
"r r*m
meals. A fine bunchTrillin'?0*11''* ■
In charge of a competent n.i.-*
or. Dancing. An idea1
C ' 1the ®Pring and simrn ' i a'v , >o
"H te us for rates, reservai , , " ’n,hllet; oto
r' a' lons. o ^ .
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IK HANFORD HERALD
COUN T Y HAPPENINGS
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�War Savings
to your necessity
1
1 '*
1
�of B ar Soap!
O — decidedly no, when
G R A N D M A is around.
• No bar Soap lying in
N
waterwastingaway. Nochlpping.
slicing or sharing off more than you
need. GRANDM A Is a wonderful
soap—and it Is Pow dm d. That's
the big secret. You just measure
out what you need, no more. Sprinkle
It In the tub and presto—just like
magic, millions ofajorioiu, cleansing
■udi In an instant. Then, the whitest,
cleanest, freshest clothes that ever
bung on a wash line.
Try this Powdered Soap Todayl
Grandma’s Powdered Soap
Saves T IM E — Saves W O R K —Saves SO A P
Your Grocer H as I t !
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST
BETWEEN YOU AND ME"
EVEN TH E G A TE PO S T
N O T IN IT
membership provided you like to pay
as touch as a dollar or more. The
Boy Scouts- worked "well for their
country during ‘ the war and sold
bonds, war savings stamps, located
black walnut and fruit pits- for the
government
as no other organiza
tion did. Truly the boys need rec
ognition and one should consider it
an honor that he is an associate
member of such an organization.
individual enterprise. Whoever says
No 8uch Word as Fall.
the, Valdez won't be ready for the
There Is n difference between not
many Sanford visitor* in the very succeeding, und falling. The one Is
near.future ought to drop by that final;'the other I# only n temporary
w ay once in awhile and note the hindrance. I f you persevere In spite
force at work on the remodeling of of not succeeding. If you stnrt ngnln
thp building, note just what they and act on the knowledge you have
have done in the past ten' days, and gnlned by ybur slip. It will not work
you lasting Injury. It Is only when you
then roaljze for themselves just how
surrender that yon are really beaten.
long— at the present rate—Sanford
There Is no such word ns "fa ll” to one
will be without the best hotel be who will not give up.
tween Jacksonville and Tampa. The I
dream of the Sanford citizens is]
Don't Worry.
,
about to come to pass. Sanford has
Rise above smull thing*. The woman
reached a turning point in it* his
tory and from now on— well, just vho lets smnll things worry her win
keep your eyes on the city. Watch ue completely undone the first time
she meelH with n really big prubje^n.
her grow.
It Is dlslritegnittntrtd your.uuuiiiU and
nervous condition, not to mention your
5 Does a bank statement mean physical condition, to worry. You need
anything to you? At times I have tot be resigned to fate ifbr slip your
heard people wonder why the banks rroubleS ns the old frlepd duck's back,
would print their regular statements throws water. But you ran meet trou
— taking up often as much as whole bles with a will to conquer them or
page to put a bunch of dry figures idjust them—and after that * “ they
dtould worry," but aot you.—Kxon—just figures, and possibly the
hnngc.
names of the officers and maybe the
directors. Did you' ever see an ad
' Power of Imagination.
vertisement of this kind and won
To those who see only with their
dered why the bank thought that a eyes, the distnnt Is always Indistinct
good way to advertise? Well to the and little, becoming lpss and less ns
business man— to the man accus It recedes, till utterly lost t but to
tomed to look at the bank "balances the Imagination, which thus reverses
and the conditions of the banks in a the perspective of the senses, the far
given point to determine just the off Is great und Imposing, the magni
condition of affairs at that place ih tude Increasing with the distance.—
bank statement means something. Mrs. Jameson (Studies),
In this connection I would remark
that the statements of the several
A Chief In Among Ye Taking Nolen
banks of Seminole county, mean
and Fallh, " H e ’U Print ’em"—
sortiething just now.
These state
So Snya Saunlcrcr.
ments mean that' the people of the
county have money— look at the de
M y mother's mad and I can't see, r Well, they tell me. that the char
posits in these several bunks—get a
Why she instead aint proud of me ter did puss both the house and sen
statement and digest it. Statements
For doin' what the sojers done
ate und -in all probabilities is now a
A million times, a-ilghtin' Huns!
la v of the grand old state of Florida,
But you should heard what all she to take effect when The power of
said
■
Sadfordjhe people— approve it at the
'Bout naughty boys that's sent to lioils.
Now for the first time in
i
bed—
many years the people of Sanford
’ Cause 1 just mude a small mistake, have u chance to say that they, want
• GoJn* "over the top " her frosted o r' don't want a thing — ttiin rity
cake.
— M AK.
charter is subject to the will of the
people, and the people every man, r I think it is about time the weeds
% I see by the papers that the Boy woman and chilli, ought to lie inter were being cut from some of the va
cant lots about tills town.
Now.
Scouts are to have a week next ested enough to udvise themselves of
don’t
let's
wait
till
the
weeds
week. 1 think it is about time some the new charter and if it is what
considerations were given the noble they want, vote for it, and if not ami old tin cans and wnste get any
thicker on that
vacant lot, Get an
hoys.
Show them that the work what they want; vote against it.
old hoe or a scythe and raise tinExercise*
your
right
of
franchise
at
done by them during the war time
sweat on your brow— the exercise
is appreciated.
Set apart a week t lie (mils and thereby speak your
A ' will do you good and the result to
during which time every adult per wishes on the charter, question.
son in the country should become an number of mouths will elu|ise before i that lot will make tho town think
associate member.
The cost of an an election is called and during that |more of you as a citizen. When, we
annual membership is only $1.00 but time a study of the charter should ; get to that place where we take par
there is a |rovision whereby you ran ,be had—study it early and become |ticular pride in making out lot look
pay as much us you like for this posted -don't take the other fel better than our neighbors and when
low's word for it— he may not know-; we take pride in making-our section
or may not have understood what lie' of the city look better than the other
heard some one else Hay about it. section—just so soon will Sanford lie
The only sure way is to read, make the "talked of city" in central Flor
up your mind and vote your eonviiv- ida. Cun it lie done? GetTiuBy on
Range or Grade lings
that vacant lot and let’s see,
lions.
can he made profitable by pur
chase of good hoar, penning
\ Poverty is the greatest of physi t; They tell me that doughboys in
and feeding him and bringing
cians.
His method is propliylartic outfits yet over the seas have learned
sows for service.
First .class
rather
than therapeutic,
hut in to pray such prayers as this: Our
Dnroe Jerseys, all ages, both
point of results he is in n class by Father, who'art in Washington,^hursexes, from registered stock for
himself.
His practice attests the ried by thy name. Give us thi* day
sale at little over meat prices.
etlirary of the ounce of prevention our delayed pay and forgive os onr
Write ub your wymls. Spring
in big doses. Poverty ranks high as A WOES and our tied checks missed,
Garden
Ranch,
Ih-l.eon
a
surgeon, too. * Nobody else cuts us we forgive the Bugler, the Supply
Springs, Fla.
out so many things that are not Sergeant, and all those who wear
good for us. In a way he has the re ! bars. Lead us not'into the Army of
spect of the profession. Where he js j Occupation, and deliver us from the
in charge uf>a rose no other practi ' Fatigue Squad, for Thine is the army
tioner is apt to interfere.— Studies land the M. I\, and the Q. M.. and
W e have a ribbon for
the Field Clerks forever and ever.—
from Life.
your typew riter
1Ah, Oui.
BLACK,
JUNE «. 19)9
THE SANFORD HERALD
TMQE SIX
BLUE,
PU R PLE
or any of the above
with red
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
Office Supply Depl.
Phone 148
Sanford, Florida
Here is that Famous Refrigerator with the
seamless, dish-like lining— the genuine
Superb Porcelain Lined
A ll in one piece— with rounded comers brought
clear to the front.
The Pride ro f every Housekeeper. Don’t con
fuse this wonderful sanitary lining with paint or
enamel or with porcelnin lining put on in sheets
and the joints filled with cement
We Will give you Free a sample of the Leonard
Porcelain that will quickly show you the difference.
Yon can’ t scratch it even with a knife. I t is ever
lasting, easily kept sweet and clean. Look for
the trade mark LEO NARD C LE A N A B LE to avoid
imitations. Just call and see i t that’s all we ask.
Knew She Would Be Asked.
Tlllle was tearing to go over to her
little chum's house,.when she sudden
ly turned In the door nnd called to her
mother, “ Mnnnnn..hns baby brother
got any teeth yet?" When asked why
*dte wished lo know, she replied, "So
1 ran tell Mabel'a mother. She nlwnyn nsks me it lie him any teeth yet
when I goes over to piny with Mabel."
Qot Fat on Poor Food.
A recruit ot one of the southern
enmps wrote n long letter home, which
fie started by telling how rotten the
food was, nnd Hint he didn't get
enough to ent. Nenr the end of the
letter, nhout pnge fifteen, he told tho
folks how fnt he was gelling, having
gnlned ten pounds In nhout a month.
Roc* of Boat Builder*.
Tho Irish from time Immemorial have
been hoot, builders, nl though the west
const mackerel fiahertm-n. or the hake
const to iheaouth, or the haddock flslv
cries on the WUtbcnHt'must he vlslte^
to understand tberonl Ingenuity of the
Irish nntlvft boat builder. In n large
way Belfast represents the high devel
opment o f the shipbuilding Industry,
HILL HARDWARE COMPANY
Y A C H T o.IBRONA F Q R SALE
The 40ft cruising yacht ‘ VERONA" for sale. Sleeps six. Electric lights
and modern equipment. Powered with a 24 horst
power, 4 cylinder, 4 eyrie
cycle motor.
power,
Address: C. K E N N 1SO N , P. O. Box 505, Orlando, Fla
TRY A HERALD WANT AD
you havi
progress
hotel is a cliilii of the community I
and for that reason 1 feel that 1
ought to do my level best to give it
all the boost I can yes, even more
so, probably tliun. some private and
In ' 1860 our fathers transacted
business with currency which, on
the average amounted td $1.1.85 for
each person in the country.
The
civil war caused a man to need more
money to buy thp same goods as be
fore and in 1865 tho circulation per
capita was $20.58. Then it began to
decrease' and in 1878 got down to
$15.32. It could not get lower, how
ever, and began to ascend until, in
1913, it was $34.56.
THE U N I V E R S A L C A R
ThevFord Sedan is high-class in a p
pearance and appointments. T h e seats
are restful, and deeply upholstered with
cloth [o fjlh ig h q u a lity .f Large doors
g iv e eonvenientjrentrance on either
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nake/it a
closedfccar foifincIem entJweatherT and
g ive fresh air when open.
W itfi high
quality in appearance, and equipm ent
there is the simple and safe control in
driving.**? [AJ, woman's car— a fam ily
carjfor every day in the year. ' Ford
Sedan, $775 f o. b. D etroit.
C. F. W IL L IA M S
Agent
E D W A R D H IG G IN S
Salesman.
With the beginning of the Euro
pean war there 'was such a pause of
shock in human affairs that the
amount of money in circulation nt
first tended to fall, but by 1915 the
effects of war were in operation and
the figure went to $35.44, bounded
Handle United States Tires
Because they're good tires. Because w e K N O W they’re good
tires.' Because our experience has taught us that they w ill satisfy
and gratify our customers.
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There are United States Tires for every need of price or use.
W e can provide exactly the ones fo r your car.
Value of Silence.
I f n mon abuses an enemy, he hurtn
himself, and If he praises him. hla
friends soy ho la n hypocrite. Thera
aecma to be no course more creditable
than tho simple course o f keeping still,
r—Topeka Capital. .
Dally Thought
Man 1* hla own star, and tho eoul
that cab render an honest nnd. perfect
man command* all light—John Fletch
er.
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U nited StatesT ires
We know United States Tires are good Tires.
That’s why
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B & O M O fO R COMPANY
O VERLAND SALES & SERVICE CO M PANY
P H IL IP W. ROBERTS— MIMS
�JUNE «, 1919
THE SANFOBD HERALD
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V A V ck
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Actresses 'y{m pinyjn tjle pb<iriy T l.eo tcr«t Cnnai Dht, X. 1.711nil a touch
Ttotiie In tno I’lnyprn* Uoutw which (ho housing commit(t^o o f the Young
Women’s Chrlstluji Association, of which Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Is
rtinlrmnn, operates for them, llecausc of the distance from any town where
they might stay. It, was necessary to provide*some sort of living uecommnflnlInns for the actresses. The Y. W. C. A. hullt the house, supplying It with all
conveniences such as sewing machines, wnshtulm nnd Ironing hoards. Camp
taken for tho. color of n deer, was told
to both her gnindimrenls.
%
Let ft suffice In say that Itcttlnn not
only kept her deer skin,' hut moreover
went on her honeymoon In an nilornhle • tittle 'rondulcr—her wedding
gift from grnnddnd.
BETTINA’S DEER
Dy OEULAH W. RICHAltGOON
viaiamojid
sq ueeg eetread
Take Out
*
The Luxury
You have always want
ed to— in everything.
Let us help you to
tn!;e the luxury-cost
cut o f m otoring.
It can be done.
SQVEEGEE TREAD
Tires
— the tires w ith
red sidewalls,
— they w ill take
lu xu ry-cost o u t
tires;
— they w illd eliv er just
exactly the day-after
day service you expect
o f your car,
I f you w ant a tire that
will make you com e
back fo r more* bu y
cn e DIAMOND.
CHARLEY
HAD BRIGHT
Magnolia Ave.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Priiale Lahorsior. of RnlllnA » o l U < r
Wlnlrr I'srk.-FU., No». Slh, ISIS
I hup romplripd f.rrful rhrmlral tm lpii <
of* Ihp i l m j l r of » a l p f lhal
oushi me rnrl) lam arrh, anti) ha>p oiilslnrd Ihi* full..In g reantia;
r . ____ _____ dt__ _______ ,CI.»r Chlorine . .
1.75 Oarta ppr million
:tls*___— J‘_ ____ _ NFolral Total «illil< . . 5.00 parla por million
Vmmnnla . 00 pari. ppr million
mlnold Ammonia
„..,T r«re
Ma/dnea*
. J:5.01 parla per million
NllratP* _________......------ -- „ _ . . „ T r a e «
The abacnep prarllrallr c t Trap and atbumlnolil ammonia In Ihla Water nnd
ll* »e»r amall amount of chlorlna Indlralra It. ri crl f- ni quality for houaobojd
purpoara. In a'ddlllun In Ihp food qualtljr rharadorlallro of anpprlor hnu.rh.ilil
water. i| posopdara appriat fr sturr. or murh ralur, especially Iheaa of e i r r l l m i
natural acrallan and L O W degree of hy'ilnes*.
T hr liartrrlolo|lral analjrala, roaolUn|' In an nrrrage total raunl. In four
aamplra of Ihr walrr, of 1 harterla par coni.: and In Sndln( no rolon. or olhor
harmful barlrrta. fall/ confirm Ira good qualllf tndlralpd tap Ihp C H E M I C A L
anal,ala.
Of thr many walrrw of Ihla and other region* lhal I harp analrred, 1 harp
found nonr auprrtor In all good qualities lo lhal of the " E ld e r Water."
*
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Vpura fery respectfully, "
*
(Slgnedf %1I08. H. HAKE It
T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor
SANFORD, FLO RIDA
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and V eg e ta b le Cratea
Yon Can Bay From U
Wholesale Prices
Don’t Wait to Dp Good Deeds.
Tin* gnod deeds w e would do are
brightened and mode inure prolific o f
bencllehi! roMtlrs 'if u e carry iliem
out while I he VnVtoishisiii o f mir gen
erous liiipiil-c Is upon' us,
llnv.e \\e
flo p nil evperlcneefl tin* warm desire
to s u t l e r ; postponed in n more con
venient tune ( f o r u s)— thfcu dreaded
f o r ilnys nuul w e llmtlly drag our
selves in an * tijCCoinplPdiment that
m a k e s .o f Kindness n pitiful treadmill
nnd lin-ii a s .in* sweet graclousness
upon I lie reelplelit, who liilia'le'y feels
tlm I r k s i iliU'liess. o f our helielh-eiiee'/
Wet la far Frtaa Ltn
W. A. Merrjday Company
Palitka, Florid* •
O LD AG E STARTS
WITH - YOUR KIDNEYS
swallow of water
The ott stimulates
the • kidney acltori nnd en.Tliles ths
organs lo throw off the poisons which
cause premature old age. Now life nnd
strength increase as you continue the
treatment. When completely restored
continue inking a capsule or two each
•lay. GOLD MKDAL, Haarlem i>tl Cap
sules will keep you In health nnd vig o r
For over 500 years 001,11 M K D A L and prevent a return of the disease,
Haarlem Oil bus boon relieving Iha
1K> not wait until old ngo or disease
weaknesses nnd dleablllly due lo nd- have seitjod down fo r good. On to your
vniictiiB lenrs
It Is a alpnipird old- •1rueg|st and got a bos of i i « l , l )
lltli* i--.ui i, i > , i t , id i.. . .1 i,o l .lru- .’.ICij.u, Haarlem Oil Cnpsilles.* Money
duct ii.n. u o i . n M to11A 1, llanrlem oil la refunded If they do not help you. Ttiroo
Inclosed In ndorless, I.,aleless capsules slies
Hut remember to ask Tor ihe
conlul'illig about j drops nneh. Take original Imported HOLD M KD AL brand.
lbem us you would n pill, with n small In seated packages. _
Pclpqca s a v a that oh! ng# begins w llh
weokem-it l(i<Jne)a amt iII kch II vo ortr»ii!i.
Tbla being (riip. It Ib easy lu bellovo
lh.it bv keeping tbe kidneys nnd dlicestlve organs cleansed nnd In proper
working order old .(go can be deferred
ntbl life prolonged fa r beyond that en
jo y e d by the a v e ra g e person.
Probably the First Time He Had Ever
Really Believed In Food
Conservation.
W THE
F R IE N D L Y
TOBACCO
Thar ys two things can yt
be imitated— youthful
charm and mellow old
age. >
J
much.
I nnt niirh a poor *hot,M|
*ho renimned. ’ "Dick, plenac apeak to Little Probability That the Supply Will
me." cried Bettlna * ngnln bending
Fall Much Below the
down and prcaalng her face dime to j
Rohilera eye*
in the lin t half of the Inst cengrln overspread tur.v the culture and growth of, the
Betty, have you cochineal inneet wna1Introdueed, and
denr man y e tr *„ aucceMfully carried out In veri
ty happily, glv- ou.1 part* of the old world that the
. “ Right here, quantity yearly produced now rivals
. |the whole amount obtained from'Cencontinued Betty tral America, the source from which
hv
* P r o f .. . U n i t o f N.iurnl Hrlenri
no Collefr, Florida
IDEA
Little Charley waa bashful. . Ha
didn't like to meet all of Ida mother’s
aid colleagues, nnd ho didn’t rnre
much for girl cousins at fliiully re
unions. In school ho didn't even hnve
the most common Impulse to twist the
hair of little Mary Jonea In front of
him, or oven slick the brown tirnld In
the Inkwell. He was distinctly modest.
The family wns out on n motor trip,
pleasant hours together during the They were nearing a city In enstorn
following weeks. Just before IWttlna Indiana, nnd It wns about noon, so notreturned to her elty home, Dick nr urnlly they thought a little almut catdcntly confessed his love for her. He Ing. Tills was the topic of discussion,
met with the Inughlng reply, "Oh. but
"Uni," anld the father, "there la •
Dick, when I marry, I nm going to nlco hotel In Main street."
tnarry a perfectly denr man."
| Little Charley wrllhed.- Eat In ■
nettlnn realty loved the good look- ( hotel with people |n ItT It wnli bad
Ing young fellow, and had only meant' enough to go In a hotel with people
to tease him a hit; hut apparently. In It. but ent In ahotel with people
Dick had taken her seriously, for he In It—never.
never pursued the. juibject.
Upon! The rest of Hie family didn't see It
Boltina'* return to the city he had ea- that way. They were for getting a
listed and gone overseas.
seinl-counlry meat In this little city.
"nark I” brenthed llettlna stopping Finally, they decided to make for the
short at a noise In the underbrush, j '"'tel for sure.
"Grnelons, a chnnep to win that ronds-!
Charley was In despnlr. Ho didn't
ter,” ns she perceived n fnwn-eolnred'*nmv what to do.
They were deterobject moving Ihrougli the hushes.
*° R° 1° the hotel and Hjen
in n
ELDER. SPRINGS WATER
and calmly wait for a crocodllo to at
tack thorn.
"Well, Hetty girl, I f you get a deer,"
called grnnddnd as Hettlnn started up
the rugged mountain path, “ why, I'll
give you a little run(later In oxchnngo
for his skin," " I ’ll tnke the 'bet.*
gran," cried the girl merrily, ns she
rounded the turn and disappeared
from view.
nettlnn
tramped
slowly
along
through the fallen leaves lost In
thought. She wnsMhlnklng o f two
ycnrtrprcvloua, when slie had last paid
n visit to her grandfather's form In
Maine; on Hint memorable trip Dick
Haskell, the son of one o f her grand
father's neighbors, then Just gradu
ated from U. of M., had fallen most
l* d
Seminole Bank Annex
Who’d 'a* Thought ItT
That favorite of till "chowder" lov
ers— the clam—has now, we under
stand. a rival In the culinary Ihdd.
nnd that‘ no other than the hujphle
hnrnnclc, NO long regarded mCrely In
the llglit of a pest. A writer In I'optilar Mechanics Magazine s ft s :
"The Imrnncle Is being converted
Into soup and other forms of food,
linvlng taken Us place hesltle clain
chowder In various cafes and Inffol*
In Southern California, The plllnfa'of
the I’ lne Avenue pier at Long Ilenfdi
Is Intrusted with more than
tom!
o f these ami other sen creatures,
which are being stripped nfT anti will
he utilized for footl. Here and at
San Uedm cjinnlng plants are nrrang- •
Ing to pul tut barnncle* in largo quan
tities. As the dematwl for barnacle
soul* Increases, canning plants pur
pose to contrnct for the creatures re
moved from the bottoms of ships,"
Bacon's Place In Hlatory.
lUcpjTighl, isij, L/ the McClure 'Kewspaper Syndicate.)
Frnnels Macon was the forenlnst
"Don't believe nny wnitderinrt hunt philosopher, statesnmn and essayist of
er would mistake me for a deer, ilo the sixteenth rentury. Ills liilliicnce
you, gmmJihulI" .-ilcmSkmlod llelFlnu was-felt more by succeeding genera
Ray ns she danced' forth from the old tions than In his own time. -die was
Practical Estimate.
farm house door, a r r a y e d ‘In brliJm rod never aide to he flaanrlalty at ease,
llaniu'ls nnd hearing brother Fred's though he held many positions of trust,
rllk .
"I'rohahly not a four-legged lie was the close legal adviser in both
one," shyly reiilh.il granddad, survey Queen Fllmhcll) and her successor,
ing tin* saucy scarp*: tain perched on Jam es. Me attained the position of at
Retllna's golden locks.
, torney general after wultlng for It "(I
"Well, a'oui. you />ve us Fred Isn't years. However, he was not Idle; nn
home from ramp. It's up to mo to k?Pp many of his essays were setting a new
The Stars in-Tbelr Churscs.
up the family reeoid of shooting a standard of reasoning which led scien • Old S-»t— I have u inamhili* over tip*
deer this season," replied Hettlnn, im tists into more practical results.
whole jolar system, hut they till do
He was horn at York house. In lly Just what they lilnmc plcnscl
pressively. as sin* ptared some shells
Slrand, London; was delicately reared
In the magazine of ltn* rlilo.
" 'Spose you could lift the rifle, Rett, and surrounded with every luxury. Il,»
If you should see anything to shoot never found n way to .live other Hina
at? " sarcastically shouted flve-ycnr- tils rich and titled relatives did, yet.
ohl Ruddle from tju* hnrn door, where withal, hi* was nhle to lead the minds
he was busily devouring soda ernekers of his contemporaries Into constructive
spread thickly with ketchup. "G ra n philosophy after centuries of Immature
nie, denr," called Hettlnn In through generalization.
the window, "you really inn At n't give
Unpleasant‘Suicide Route.
Hint hoy aiiy more ketchup, for It a l
A favorite inode of eulcldc among
ways makes him sick at home; that
! l c J / ho cliaqccs to find It. although the African tribes who dwell 'hear
Lake Nyassn Is to tvndo Into the luko
mofher doesn’t Intend ho shall.”
— they w ill g iv e m iles
and miles and m iles
with the exact certain
ty that makes you feel
com fortable and sure,
— and they w ill d o all
this a t lo w cost p e r
auspices o f -the French government,
plantations were commenced In' Al
geria, which promise to succeed nilTulrably. Some specimens already ex
ported nro pronounced to lie superior
to the Ituc.M (pinIIties from Mexico.
Soils unlit for the cultivation of the
vine, or potato, readily support the
cnctus. on which the cochineal Insect
feeds, while tin* Insect can he more
readily raised than the silkworm, and
with less chances o f huts.
n mwwatu
Y. W. C. A. Provides Home For Actresses at Camp Dii, N. J.
PAGE SEVEN
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“M ellow old age” in good Kentucky
B urley Tobacco is reached after it
has cured for tw o years.
?
*
W e put millions of pounds in w are
houses every year, to ripen for twor
years.
It is a slow , expensive
method. B ut it makes V elvet as
It makes
Velvet
melm
*
low and friendly—cool
and long-burning. Get
that charm of V elvet’s
m ellow age in your
pipe today. *
.
Roll • VELVET
Cigarotte
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THE HEART OF TH E W ORLD’S G REA TEST V EG ETA B L E SECTION
NUMBER 55
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY .10, 1919
VOLUME X
GERMAN’S
COUNTER
PROPOSALS
bers of the class who have died in
how the legislature can neglect, for '
tho Service of our Government . dur
nent of tthe
he'
without a re-apportionment
ing t il t , period of the war will \be
state as U now exists some sections
read on next 'Sunday. . A lurge aVr
of our state arc doubly represented, ■
tendance is desired for we all feclf'
while others are scarcely represented |
that this matter should have prompt
at all. There is one case in point
action. Visitors always welcome.
where there is a senator from two
very thinly, settled counties in the
Lyric Under New Management
western part of the state and also
The Lyric Theatre of this city has
counterpart to this there is a senator
been leased by Chns. S. Stallage und
in a thickly settled’ portion of the
will bo opened by tho new manager
southern part of the state who repre
WILLING
TO R E D U C E
in about ten days.
• GERM ANY
tNY w
il D
sents six of our most populous .and EXCELLENT
SPE A K ER S
GIVE NOT ENOUGH C R IM E IN S E M
A RM A M EN TS
EVEN
MORE
Mr.
Stallage
comes
to
Sanford
m »s y
IMPORTANT M ATTERS densely settled counties.
To the
INOLE COUNTY SINCE LAST
FACTS
AND
FIGURES TO
THAN ALLIES D EM A N D — R E
from
Miami
where
he
has
been
in
„\VK NOT BEEN - HANDLED mind of the governor it is a matter
TERM TO R E Q U IR E ,T H E S E R
SMALL AUDIENCES AT EACH,
F U S E S . HOWEVER,\ T O
AC.
the thentre business for several
|lY PRESENT LEGISLATURE
nf astonishment tttkt ffcS f^ntliUon
VICES OF A GRAND JURY
MEETING
years,— He is n ow in-A tlanta buying- *. C EP T P U N ISH M EN T T ^ R M S
is allowed to continue to exist. and
Tallahassee, May 28.— (Special) —
The spring term of the circuit new equipment und arranging for
London, May 29.—The Wwman
-governuf-ioday-senV-ihe-follow-- it u. jll mu»n become such n . glaring - What shalH t profit a r c«mmun1ty court is in session this week with no some first class attractions which he
counter proposals to tho allied peace
mistake upon the part of our law if it gain the whole world and lose
will put on in the Lyric in the near
ing message t,° the sennte:
.
, makers that the fast growing south- |t„ Qwn hoys?
grand jury,
terms were published it! Bdrlin
future. •.
Tin* time for the biennial’ session ern portion of the state will demand
It
was
found
when
court
convened
duy, an Exchange Telegraph diaThis was the keynote of the con
A grand .opening is contemplated patch from Copenhagen says.
of the legislature is fast drawing to entire separation from the other sec
vention hel«l Tuesday on (ommunily this week that there were no cases on
u close and finds many of the most tions of the state unless common jus- work. There were good addresses the docket which required the ser ns soon ns the house is ready for oc
The reply asserts the willingness of
important mutters either far hack tire is meetotl out to them by the
cupancy.
Date will be announced
on the returned soldier, nlid others vices of a grand jury nnd Judge 1 er
Germany to reduce her nrmamenta
upon the calendar or quietly slum apportionment.
about the wealth and .beauty of our kins * ordered that none he em- later.
to a greater extent than demanded
bering in the committed.
pannelled.
county*
but
the
big
end
of
the
by the allies.
Therefore, while the time is short
Whatever may be said to the con
Summer School Stnte College
TTiis is the first time since the or
Germany, thg reply says, refuses
your governor urges upon you to meeting developed in the evening
trary. the state of Florida needs two
ganization of the county that this , On June IG. 1919. the Summer
to accept .the punishment terms ‘
give careful attention to the mutter when Fay Cilley, Stale County
additional state auditors and the
of re-upportioninent and do nofc let Work Secretary of the A\ M..C. A. has happened. In fact it is u very School for both mtm and women will fixed by the peace treaty and it
governor hopes that this matter will
rare occurrence in uny county and open nt .the Stuto College for Woman
declared that tho allies cannot both
this session close withouj. pussing gave his message in the Congrega
claim your careful attention at once
the
fnct that Seminole does not need in Tallahassee. ..Courses of study
.
accuse and sentence Germans guilty
some law,’ either looking to a consti- tional church.
and that you may by a law create
It was unfortunate that tho *ea- a grand jury this term reliccts grent and rcvu *v will be conducted in all of responsibility for pdnishable acta.
tdtionul convention, which will .solve
these two. offices bo that the? heavy
credit to the county and the county the subjects required for the various
this matter or some other needed sions were not attended by crowds,
’ work of auditing may nothing two
.officers.
Crime in Seminole county certificates; first nnd second gfpdc,
legislation wliiMi will take care of for the subjects discussed by experts
Versailles, May 2 8 .—The counter
years behind as it is doing now.
atoms
to
he going out ui style.
stnte primary, and stnte certificates
were,
are,
vital
to
our
welfare.
the re-epportionment question.
It
claim is based largely on the alleged
Conditions from a military stand seems to him thut lliis is such a duty
The court is handling petty cases for high school. In addition to these
Impressive figures were given by
effects of the blockade upon the life
. point also should claim your careful incumbent upon both branches of Mr. Forrest Lake, illustrating the during the week which involve mat studies there will be special courses and health of the civilized popu
n„d prolonged attention until you the legislature thut they cannot gain
ter- tmf Large f..r the county court offered in order to give the public
economic condition of the county.
lion.
i,:n ,. put upon the statute books a say the furl that it metis their cart ||j„ address should be published in . and it is expected that this term will school teachers an opportunity to
It is argued that roundly, a mil
i,.m of laws which will give the ful. painstaking and statesmanlike full. Sanford is the greatest celery be brought to an early
work for college nnd normal school
lion births were prevented as a di
credits. The professional courses in
gevernor power to meet and cope attention and let us hope that each market in the world: we have ban k-|
rect result of the food blockade upon
drawing, methods, industrial arts,
w ih any internal disorders in the ami every gentleman constituting
. r. -- <*f $4,577,000. we have
German Sp> Cente/ in Floridn
the vitality of the women. Th e
for we must consider the fa t tiie membership of both branches of given three quarters of a million in Chicago. III., May 29.— 1‘lnns of physical training nnd sight singing
same cafiae, • it is conten
11,..t the termination of the world* the legislature will tfb apply himself drives for the government and other
f„rtlll.r (;,.r oini> royal family t<> are both practical nnd profitable. creased the deaths approxi
vide war has thrust upon’the s*'ith- \o this question of momentous ami rails: we pay the ruilroads more t *'n" (,..t.,1.1,*li a spy center and a nest of The Home Economic Department
800.000.
Lack of milk for
■m i states, and especially ^upon ! I**r- powerful import that when lie re any o t h e r t h r e e towns south of la c k -. iit(1jlion npar
Andrew’s Pay. offers excellent opportunities for per children, absence of rubber and
,,)n. a social condition which
turns to till* constituency who elected sonville; we do a more
intensive I
ttpn. related here today
by sons desiring that line of work. Be to for hospital use and interruption
I,;,.,. never before known, and which him he can feel that they will realize farming than any other section
Attorney General Palmer in ah ad- sides regular work in domestic sci of supplies of quinine, camphor
was almost undreamed of. It may that he has acquitted himself with the country. NVe have reason %
to be ,
|||mofB Bar association. ence and art. there are training other medicaments were further f
courses for teachers and county
absolutely necessary to meet this integrity, honor anil credit by hnving
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tt... ugents. The business department of tors in the losses, according to
condition with a sufficient force of passed iaws whi h w II lake care of a n***-l
German argument.
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, ™ « . I , M l . . . « . , » « < ; « . » » « - fers splendid course* in stenography,
national troops to hold in aheynnc« re-apportionment of this stnte.
Should the Germans open this
Suggestions
were
made
as
to
r*
j A m i, ri, a ll Lumber Co., owned by a
a n d c h e c k any matter <>f disorder
typewriting and bookkeeping.
field of inquiry, tho allies are preIn conclusion, let ns hope thut tain needs as. for example.-the im -, - ^ ()f Germany had accumulated
which might arise between the races
iiured to reply effectively. by refer
this message will not be spread upon proving and beautifying of the lakP \n,.ar|v <>00,000 acres of timherland
on account of the changed relation
Card of Thanks
ence to the fur greater decrease of
the records only, but will be read in front: bordering our avenues with l Broiini| St. Andrew’s Bay." said Mr.
ship.
open session, so thut each and c\«*r> Mowers: making the town a ttraetixe. j>a|uit.r. "This German prince had • To the many friends who were so births and increase of deaths in
There are other large nnd power member may know that it is an ud- to strangers: making sure of the °l- I
ml|llonH o( Julian* into it. He kind in the recent illness and death France, Belgium, Poland, Rumania
ful forces of 'unrest in the world to dress to him. especially that part fered hospital, and in other ways } ^ lieVrt. gone nenr to it, he had of our little son Wilson we wish to and Serbia, as a direct result of tho
day. such ns Bolshevism and dls- which refers, to re*#ppwrtionnient.
German war measures.
winning publicity as a Florida^ beau- j ncver' received any Interest or divi- extend our heartfelt thanks.
, ntcnl in all the affairs of pien,
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
J.
M.
Spivey.
Very respectfully,
T h e allies possess the German of
ty "PotMends out of it: he had selected the
that a settling down of trade and
Markham,
Fla.
(Signed!
Sidney J. Cutts.
ficial
figure* showing that the milk*
Some startling facts’ were given in thp German .consul nt Pensacola us
comnyrcial relationship nfter n peri
Governor.
production
in Germany during tho
the evening as to the condition of lhp manager «>C the company and
od of war will make necessary. This
war was never below 4 1 |i»r cent o f
the youth of our slate. Thirty per
we eatne to investigate wo
may superinduce an unrest, which,
normal produ ‘lion, which would
cent of the hoys of teen age are not jou|ll| ,)»at |)t, company had bitterly
in some stales may almost sweep the
have been sufficient to have main
i in the public schools, and. of tin- resisted an American railroad build
civilisation <d a hundred years away.
tained the child, en 1ad they received
seventy per cent in the schools only ing a line across his property or
The governor would, therefore, urge
ten per cent are in Sunday schools. _____
ross the property of his neighbors
it.
ac
that you carefully consider the maiThe failure of Cerman cities to
"T h e most neglected thing in Flor- j to rpnch qt Andrew’s Bay, on which
n r 'o f u national guard to take the
ccivc more thuu 10 or 15 per cent
ida,” said Mr. Cilley, "is the welfare ^ property is located,
place of the home guards, which
the normal milk supplies was
of her you th ,. Boy life is the most
Cnlls.lt “ Best Harbor”
(ompanictf are fast disappearing ns
through no fau|t«of the blockade. I t
valuable
ecohomic
asset
we
have,
j
„ j t ^ ’ happen* that St. Andrew's
peace returns and give sufficient
is pointed out, but was duo to tho
It is not the amount of moneywhich B
i# thp |)p8, liarl,(rT nn the Gulf
funds to equip them.
German system of distribution. _ Tho
determines whether Sanford is better ^ N, pxir0 un(l , hp n,.nrest harbor’ on
The governor of the state of Florlack of rubber and cotton for hos
or worse, but into whose hands the Amprjcan a()i| t0 ,|„. |>anuma canal,
i la has appointed as adjutant gen
pitals. likewise represented tho ac
money comes. The personality of ^ |q )iapl,pn„ ,|mt th,. manager of
eral of this state a man who has
the money getters is the deciding ^
company f„r your*. had been a f 'jR S T TO CROS,S THE ATLAN tive choice of the German authori
TIC’ IN A IR S H IP —LANDED IN ties. who devoted to military and
taken a pari in the lute war and who NEW COMPANY C O M P O SED OF factor.
. . mcm|)t.r of the foreign office of GcrLOCAL BU SIN ESS MEN AND
LISBON. SPAIN TUESDAY
is acquainted with military condi
other purposes imports of rubber
" I n our youth is the ‘potential
'potential j many urv(] jt so happens ulso that
FA RM ERS ACQUIRE H ISTO R
tions, drills evolution, tactic. and all
leadership of the future • H‘’re i8 t,H‘ when wt* took over thq plant and heWashington, May 2 7.—Blazing the and cotton considerably in excess of
IC HARDWARE B U SIN E SS
the intricate knowledge which goes
laboratory in which to raise great gan to operate it und examined their way of the firss air .trail from tho tho hospital requirements.
to muke up a grent military depart
We must strike bo ks, papers nnd files, expecting to Western* to the Eastern Hemisphere
Tho same argumentation will be
A deal was consummated this and good men.
ment. This man. we hope, will not
week whereby the Ferr.cld Hurd- Uundr-with God in tho big job of find a great’ mass of information the Ui S. Navy seaplane NC-4 sped applied to tho scarcity of synthetic
,
only reflect credit upon the military
ware. Company stock und fixtuu>s producing an educated, religious about lumber business,' we found a into the harbor nt Lisbon, Portugal, drugs, due to the conversion of Ger
department of the state, hut will he
masa 0f thp pan-German litera today, the first aLrship of pny kind man chemical plants to war pur
were sold to the Bull Hnrdware Co. youth, strong in mind, body, and j
in direct fouch and communication
soul.
ThiB
is
the
only
thing
which
ture
which
bad bfcen flooding the to have crossed the Atlantic Ocean poses. • •
a new corporation of this city.
. .
with the j-hief executive nt all times.
gives
real
value
to
the
other
tiling.
louatry for years.
under
its
own
power
nnd
through
its
The
Fernald
business,
established
The governor would therefore recom
A world that is getting better gives
It was a veritable spy centijr and natuinl element.
.Red Cross Dues '•
mend that in passing these military by the lute Geo. II. Fernald is one meaning to life. If wo are n.ot going
would
have
been
u
nest
of
sedition
in
of
the
oldest
companies
in
the
city.
Taking
the
air
a
t
Puntn
Delgado,
There
are
probably one thousand
hills, you incorporate a bill changing
upward, we had better go out. 1 lie
the headquarters of the adjutant For many years it was the leading hope of the situation ns regards the u few years, if we hud not found it Azores, at 6:18 a. m., Washington names On the roll of.Sominole Coun
time, on the last leg of the trans ty Chapter whose dues are payable
general of the state from St. Augus hardware business of this section of welfare of the boys and ’ girls is in and taken it away from her.
the state .and is known far and wide
The instance wax related in con oceanic portion of the voyage from for January, February, March, April',
tine to Tallahassee.
in hardware .circles. Since the death the interest taken by leading men." nection with the attorney general’s Rockuway Beach,’ Long Island, to May and June.
These members #
Appropriations and Taxes
The value of a county Y. M. C. explanation of tho presont staus of Plymouth, England, the NC-4 cov
of Mr. Fernald a few years, ago,
failed to renew in December. T h e
There will be many demands made there being no member of the im A. secretary wus impressed, und the
ered’ tho 800 miles in nine_ hours and secretary, Mra. Terheun will appre
by your bills of appropriation upon mediate family to handle the Com nature of his work, and.the possible alien property.
forty-three minutes maintaining an ciate a check without further notice
the treasury of the state and the pany’s affairs, Mrs. Fernald and the cost were made clear. A committee
average speed of better than eighty or if members are not going to renow
governor calls attention once more to other stock holders decided to sell was appointed to aFrange a get- Weekly Report of Baptist Rcrcans
Our teacher, W. E. Scoggan left a knots an hour. The total elapsed will they notify secretary to t h a t
the fnct that it will be impossible to tho business.
together meeting of men from all
.
few ‘days ago to be gone for the flying time from New Foundland to effect? The membership' duos Is the
h^vc those a propziation* paid with
The Util Hardware i ompany, re parts of tho county to advise as to summer, months and Brother Herman ,isbon was twenty-six hours snd only revenue by •which the Home
out raising the milluge and this he is
cently orgnnited is headed by J . 0 . action.
Service Work will be kept up and
Steel waa elected teacher during his forty-one minutes.
• loath to do. lie therefore asks that
Bair who has managed the Fernald
this Is an important and valuable
At
tho
first
opportunity
the
big
‘ Baptist Church
• you carefully consider the three tax
absence.
•
business for the past two years. As
department of Red ‘Cross work.
On naxt Sunday morning the
matters which he has brought to
Brother Herman Steel represented plane wifi continue to Plymouth, 776
sociated with him are E. L. Hunter, pastor will speak on •'’Seed Corn and
nautical
miles
to
the
north.
Pos
have thea appropriations paid with
« prominent lumber and mill man of Harvest,” and in the evening on the ciuss and Sunday school at tho sibly Cqjnmandcr Read can start to
out raising the fnillsge and this ho is
Banks Close Tuesday . • • .
the state as vice president, Roy “ Unturned C a k e s .". Preaching at Southern Baptist Convention at At morrow. To tho navy department,
loath to do. He therefore asks that
lanta
last
weet^,
and
gave
an
Interest
Tuesday,
June
3rd,
Jefferson
Symes, John Meisch, Ben H. Squires, 11:40 a. m. and 8:30 p. m* Sunday
towever, it. makes little difference Davis' birthday the banks of th e
you carefully Consider the three tax
ing
report
to
the
Sunday
school
as
H., W. Barr nnd G. F . ’ S m ith '4* di school morning rft 10:30; B. V. P. U
matters which .he has brought to
sembled together after lesson study when he completes the journey. The city will be closed all day.
rectors and a number of otheF local evening at 7:30._______ '
your attention* before which are the
last Sunday. If you were not pres great object of all the effort lavished
.
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farmers and business men as stock
on the undertaking—navigation of a
income, franchise1 and inheritance
ent you missed a treat.
’ Notice Theatre 6 oers
•
Hawker Deeora/ed
-*
holders. Tho personnel of the new
seaplane across the Atlantic through
tax, all of which would bring an in
Th e Lyric Theatre will be closed
One member of the class has vol
London. May 2 8 .— Harry G. Hawcompany could not be better.
the air—has been accomplished.
crement of moncj/ into the treasury,
to the public all of next week. It is unteered to support a missionary on
ter, Australian aviator, and his navMr. Ball came to Sanford from
i which will alleviate much of the
Twentieth
century
transporta gator, Lieutenant Commander M scbeing cleaned and ronovated. The the foreign field during the year be
doubt and fear prevalent everywhere the Knight & Wall’ Hardware Com
new manager, Mr. Chas. S. ptanago ginning July 1st. Wu Jeel proud .of tion has reached a new pinnacle and Kcnzie Grieve, who recently at
as to whether the millage as it now pany of Tampa two years ago and
ia now in Jacksonville and Atlanta this member, and pray that God will the United States navy has led the tempted a non-stop trans-Atlantic
exists would have to be increased.
becam? manager o f’ the Fernald
*
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securing the best service obtainable. bless the work and reward the gen way. ’
flight from S t ; ‘Johns, N.
to Ire
Comapny, As manager of the busi
Respportionment
Watch for the announcement of the erous heart that prompted this move,
land and who were forced to alight
ness he has proven a decided suc
There is another matter which the
opening abqut June 9th. Good pic
In mid-ocean, where they were res
Cecllian Mnslcale
Our class selected out of a number
cess.
Previous to his coming to
governor desires t 6 bring to your at
tures, good’ music and a cool hous? ol good mottoes offered, tho word
cued by the Danish’ steamer Mary,
The
junior
members
of
Cecllian
tention, which he hoped you would Sanford he fiad many gears’ experi in^which to enjoy both.
{ S E R V I C E on last Sunday and ’. a Club, assisted by more advanced taL were received by King George this
take u pwithout his suggesting it, ence in both retail and wholesale
committee has been appointed to ent will give a program in the studio morning, at Buckingham^ Palace,
and this is the matter of the re hardware business in this hla native on Oak avenue. Several important
where they were decorated.
• * ,.
state.
Many1
years
of
hia
business
changes are contemplated _hy the have our motto framed to be hung of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson tomorrow, *,
♦
u. * ■
*
.
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•
apportionment of the state as pro
Saturday,
afternoon
(May
31)
at
up
In
our
class
room...
May
we
^1
life
were
spent
at
Quincy,
Fla.,
Both
aviators
were
decorated
by
new company and the business will
vided for by the constitution of the
strive
to
live
up
to
the
full
meaning
6:30
o’clock.
*
where
the
name
of
Ball
ia
synony
the
King
with
the
Insignia
of
the
be brought to a high-standard. The
. state of Florida and although this
,
RpiUings will bo given by Miss Air Force Cross.
Herald joins the other friends of the of this motto.
session is held in tn off year, yet mous with good citizenship. Hawker and Grieve were the first
Rosamond
Radford and a yqunt;
A
report'
of
the
committee
on
an
nfew
company
in
wishing
them
abun
The
business
will
be
conducted
for
’ this U a continuing duty which the
appropriate recognition to the mem people's grou^i by litti? M ary X'.xcn situs', recipients of thia order.
’ ’
' chief executive cannot understand the present at the old Fernrfld stand dant success.
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NO GRAND
CONVENTION JU R Y IS
ON TUESDAY NECESSARY
governor
ASKS FOR
LEGISLATION
BALL HDW. CO.
BUYS THE FER
NALD STOCK
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AMERICAN
AVIATORS
ACROSS
�PAGE TWELVE
yrurouV
OMOLENtl
ir c c o jr
PURINA*
CALFt
CH 0 WC
“ A Feed For Every Need”
*u $ » >
Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of all kinds, carloads
Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet PoLi
THEY CARRY EVERYTHING
When You Want Any- C A T F C C R /
tiling Just Phone 181' v^ rl. A J - J O v / l W
OLD “ BLUE LAW” HAS STUCK
All Efforts to Amend Famous Statute
of Pennsylvania Have Thua Far
Been Unavailing.
Once more nn effort Is to he mnd°
to nmeml the most famous of nil
lows on tho stntutc hooks of I’ennsylvnnln—tho venerable blue law, cnnoted April 22, 1701.
It Is said that lit every regular sev
■Ion of the legislature during the 12T>
years since Hint nwful crimp was put
.In Sunday conviviality, an nttempt bus
been mnde to repent It cnllrely or lo
amend It, Girard writes In tlje Phila
delphia Press.
Hut that old law entitled “An act
for the prevention
vice nnd lmmorality nml for other purpose*” has
survlrcd all the nssnulls of those-who
' would destroy It, ,
*
A century nnd n qunrlcr of world
revolution, of tumbling thrones, of dnzr.llng Inventions nnd economic nnd sorlnl changes finds flint slntulo of ?7bl
ns unbrenknlde nnd rigid ns the eter
nal Inws of the Modes nnd Persians.
Tliosc old leglslnllon bricks o f '1701
regnrtled It ns being ‘ vnstty more
wicked to shoot n rabbit on Sunday
than to drink a tint toddy.
• One offender was tagged .with n fine
of $2.1, tile other a shilling nnd a half.
It was Imprmlhla under n strict cn7 foroomont of Hint Inw to opernte n
conn I lion t, n railroad train, n street
railway ear, n call or sell any com
modity from n loaf of bread to n pack
age of chewing gum.
Every seventh day the state of Penn
sylvania was cxpoclril to freeze up
completely like a good bird dog when
he sees a qunll.
WORLD MUST HAVE NITROGEN
Men of Science Preparing for the Time
When the Chilean Nitrate Field*
Are Exhausted.
Farmers of Europe mid America
have been almost entirety dependent
for nearly n century upon the Chilean
nitrate Helds, which have stood Ijlernllv between the world mid starvation
itchllld II pllllcnll .'•SMi feet above the
m-u level and 'Jn miles from the Pa
cific coast. Is a dreary, parched, almost
rnlrilcss strip of land, where nature
lias deposited millions of tons of nitro
gen In Hie form of nitrate of soda.
Not only the power to produce crops,
hilt nlso the power to wage war nml
to develop many essential Industries
depends upon nitrogen.
before the
war the German chemist. Ostwnld.
wrote: “If a great war were to break
BUSINESS CARDS j
One Inch Cards Will He Published Ub*
der This Heading At The Hnle Of \7.7t
Per Year.
S C H E L L E M A IN E S
L A IV
o m e n IN TIIK COURT IIOIWE
SA N FO R D
-
out between two grent powers. ono or
which .were to prevent the export of
saltpeter from the few ports of Chile,
It would Ihereby innko It. Impossible
for the enemy to continue longer than
Its ammunition supply would last.**
Germnny had accumulated 000,000
Ions of Chllcnn saltpeter before tho
|wnr. It Is estlmuleil that this Chilean
nitrate jipds xylll he exhausted some
time during the present century. 8cl» enlists and engineers, therefore, are
bending every effort to other mean* of
supply. Nitrogen Is now being rccov.
en d from the air by various processes}
nml In. several countries.
Atlantic Be^K
•'Attai\tic$e<AQl\. F
W. H. ADAMS
Proprietor
The Walter’e Mistake.
^ T h e French, since* Koch’s-victory,
sre almost In— danger of getting
swelled Jicnd.’LsnId- immigration -Com
missioner Comlneltl of New York.
•.‘And no wonder I The French cer
tainly displayed'grant military genius
In this wnr, nnd praises nnd-coropHuu-nts urc falling on them from all
sides.
.
“In n French restaurant Hie other
day I ordereil a steak.. Then ns .the
French waiter (timed to go. I added:
“ •Well done, waller.’
•
"The young man. Hushed with pleas
ure. drew himself up 'nml saluted
smartly.
" ‘lint you Americans, monsieur,’ lie
said, ’you Americans also covered your
selves with glory til Chateau Thierry
mid the-llols do Hellenu.* ”
Tenth Anniversary ol the state’s largest business
institution and the most Important (actor in the
development of the citrus industry lu Florida
Lonely Telephone Station..
An Isolated t«-l«-|■tl*»in- pay Million Is
-Inciilcd at a camp on Hu: shore o f
iCIchardsoii lake, olio of tlo‘ Itmigelev
g r o u p In n o r t h e r n M a i n e ,
T h i s t «•I,■
|i|inii<- |s m o r e tlwin
m ile s fro m the
liiiirc st
sta tio n
at
Itu m fo rd .
on
the
M a in e C e n t r a l rn llrond .
T h e lin e ru n s
t'J t u l l e s f r o m tIn- c a m p t o iln - t o w n
o f A l id o v e l . w h e r e e o lllie e llo ll is m a d e
w iili s w l l r h f t o n r d lii t h e o l l l c u -of t h e
A n d o v e r T e l e p h o n e rn ti i p n r i v , a vidi
lt< en»<-e o f iln - New C n g l i i i i d c o m p a n y .
1‘r o in
l i c i t t o w n t h e l i n e s e x l e m l IN
m iles l o Itu m fo rd
F ro m llils te le
p h o n e i ii a i i y e m e r g e i i e y c a l l s l u u e o r lg (a n te d d u r i n g th e tell y e a r s s i n c e th e
Million w a s e s t a b l i s h e d .
It h a s h e e li
t h e i m - a l i s o f s a y i n g Hie l i v e s o f inaiiv
l l l l l l t e r s a l l d W o o d s m e n w h o h a v e h e e li
In ju re d
ill
the
north
SA T U R D A Y , M A Y 31
A t the Big Auditorium
w oods.
Europe L1'? * American Milk.
European p< •ph- have learned to
like America dairy products. Exports
of condensed milk to Europe rose from
IU.immi.immi pounds In 1011 to KUMNNI,.
liNi pounds In mix. mol then* were
liotnhle Increases In exports of other
dairy products.
Much of tills may
be dm- to nbiiormnl war demands, Inti
the Culled Slates department of ngrl
culture believes Hint there Is both nu
opportunity nml n tendency to exppml
In ibis dire* lion over prewar reipilnmen ts
A normal Inereasu in dairying
la tins country, the department think s.
Is fully Just Hied, proyhii-d there Is the
necessary Increase lu feed crops.
indoors
rain or shine
W i l l be
held in
Ten years ngo, with the citrus industry of Florida in a moat perilous position, and after some growers
had been compelled to sell their fruit as low as thirty cents per box, forty-five prominent Florida growers
boarded tho train for California, where they spent some time in
studyingythe methods in use by the already successful co-opera
raocRAM
tive marketing ngency of the growers there. Shortly following
If t r a i l X Saaatan, I f A . I f . U Naan
( l a A a f lu rln m )
their return to Florida, they held a meeting with other growers
▲ ( I l - U f i l t u K y i i U l i x , ■ n I I xk an part
at the Tampa Bay Casino and the Florida Citrus Exchange was
•f iraw ara.
launched.
A l t i n M I Saaalaa. I i l l P. II.
(In A a f l l a r t a a )
Ten Years of Success
From a modest beginning tho Florida Cltru* Exchange has grown to ba
the State's biggest business institution. It has stabilized Florida’s citrus
industry through its methods; and brought the growers prices of which they
had never dreamed jn y«»r« before. It has pointed tne way to progress
Call
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R. KKHGUSON HOUfill.rUmB
Affraaa af W a l c a a a ----------------------------------__________ A. J. Halw art kr. Lakak^f
R«ap»»««
J - W . P a a f a r , flaraaata
A ffra n *________ Dr. J. W. I w . PUraara VUU
"H U ta rr a a f Parpaaaa a f Tka P U r l fa
Cllraa f c i r k a n x a "
HIs Greatest Terror.'
”Whnt were you most afraid of yvhlle
Hying In your airplane?"
"The people on tile earth who, I
knew/were yvnltlng to n*k me u lot of
questions Just us soon iin I landed."
raoa________________ Dr. L. A. B lta. Taaapa
(Praalfant C ltlu na Rank A Traat C«.)
"T k a Ralaltan af tka Cllraa I n f a a l r ,
U Valaaa U F l a r U a "
m_______ C.
I . Rlaarart, J r _
"Tka Baalaaaa Hlfa af Ika PUrlfi
Cllraa E i c k a a * a "
THEIR LAST DANCE TOGETHER
•
Caarxa A. flyalt, T i a , i
’Ratline Oar P ra tt la tka N a rtk "
. Cast Ia Tells a Pretty Story of
Her Final Performance With
Her Husband.
Irene Castle’s memories of her Intu
hushnnd, Cnpt. Vernon Castle, con
clude In Everybody's yvlth the fol
LAWYERS
lowing account of their last public
Florida appearance:
Sanford
“Our hint dance together yvfls yvlillo
ho was Instructing up at Camp Mo*
hnwk, Cnnatln. Ho had been given
JA<*K*iONVII.M-* MaOltllM
permission to conic to New York es
III ? and Hogan N lrr rla
All railro ad ticket offlera fn building. c m pecially to tlnucc with me at a Hrlllsli
lor m( • « # r> lbl» f. All w od rrn Im pro vrm rnln
recruiting benetlt which was held at
Mr at cla»a In f i e r i particular.
Haifa, onr
person, $ 1 .0 0 lo $1.50; two prraona. $2.00 In
tlie New York hippodrome. H cciiuh c
$ 2 .5 0 .
Hath $1.50. $2.00. l o o people $ 2 .5 0
of the niiture of the occasion, he had
$ 3 . 0 0 . K. I'l l IN K rH A U Ci:. l'rop.
been given permission to dance In
uniform. It linil br>n long since wo
had danced our old dnnees together,
W A V ERLY H OTEL
nnd It hnd been necessary the day be
fore to work-quite hard In brushing
up. I had expected Hint Vernon would
have forgotten altogether a lot of Hie
steps or Ibnt lie would ho a little stiff
from lack of prncHco. but on tho night
of the benefit be danced divinely. At
the rinse of the' performance ninny
beautiful (lowers were banded to us
NEW ST . JAM ES HOTEL
Jacksonville,
Florida over the footlights. Wo bowed and
O n * Half lllotk fr*«a lUad
bowed ngnln our thnnks. In the wings
I ' M i n U l n l ln a m la s Park
Vernon nervously kissed my bnnd nnd
(C ar. Julia aad Manxoa Hlal
• Hot and Cold Running Wutcr in
there were tenrs In Ills eyes. •I won
Every Room—Steam Heat
der If lie guepserl'wc bad, danced our
SPECIAL
RATES
FOR
APRIL Inst dance, iwid Hie Inst ring of ap
plause for iijr wan still.
•
•‘The world had boon very good to
us. We linil lived well nnd lavishly
Wc **
because of that snmo applause. To
gether wf tasted success. ' fame nnd
Still Have Good
money. Thank (Jod Hint at no tlrno
Envelopes at
during that night did I dream It was
tho end."
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5c a Pkg.
(a Orfaa k , Ckalraaa n_______________
_______________I. W. Hampla, llalnaa CU»
t i t M i l l a i _______ E ra . W . D. Cartla, L a k t U n f
FLO R ID A
T H O M A S KM M PT WILSON
17 nul»*s from Jacksonville* onthi
ocean bench. Surf bathing, »0ii
tennis, uutorrfobiling on the beith'
Fishing from the ocean pier or fm*
the jetties.
Sea ' foods, ixcclleri
meals. A line bunch of riding porta
in rharge of a competent riding mad
er. Dancing. An ideal place tc
spend the spring and summer month.
•Write us'for rates, reservations, b^,
fa Ika________________ P r a w la a a t Crawtra
Ratarlalawaat ky ClUiaaa at LakaUaf
Wilson & Hoasbolder
Atlantic Hotel
THE FAMOUS CHANDLER M O T O R CARS
A U TO T IR E S
AVc carry (ho m obt com plete stovk iUid th e fiv e m o ;t re !c c t lin es
h a n d led in th e c n m 'y . T ire s w e te l! are
jiostivcly jju arap le cd .
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TU BES. GASOLINE, A ft)K Ii.0ILS. (IREA SES, COMPLETE STOCK OF
AUTO ACCESSORIES. WHITE S T R IF E LEATHER FABRIC TIRE COVERS
Phone 16
Sanford, Florida
Tha Better Course.
It la bettor to fight for tho good the
to rail at tho 111.—1Tcnnyton.
Phone
Wight Tire Company
S E M IN O L E
Phone 148
I M M E D I A T E S E R V I C E — Y O U DOftT
H A V E T O W A I T — T H E R E ’ S A MAN
A T T H E C U R B T O S E R V E YOU
BA N K
A N N EX
ON
M A G N O LIA
A VEN UE
�TH E SANFORD HERALD
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COUN TY HAPPENINGS
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR
RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN
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R E P U B L I C TRUCKS
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs,
Riley on the Heights.
Mr. S. Barnhart attended the
graduation of his granddaughter.
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Miss Emanuel at Orange City last
week.
DIAMOND — MICHELIN — PENNSYLVANIA
R. \V. Lord has opened a small
store on his place near here and is
There's a man at the curb to serve you
Mrs. N- Nelson of Pal m Reach going to keep most everything coun
paid her sister, Mrs. Me Waters a try folks need.
visit last week, looking after her
little boy w-ho is nfllicted with tuber
EAST SANFORD
culosis of the bin.
Corp. John A. Warren, Co. C. 5015
J. II. Wynn made a Hying trip lo Engineers will arrive in New York
June 1st on the General Gorges.
Jacksonville recently.
Humphrey Pros, bough two fine John was a volunteer and has- been
jin France qince December, 1917.
ponies,A n Kissimmee'last week.
His parents are anxiously awaiting
Lafayette Humphrey returned
his arrival home. One hand is dis
from France Inst week, having an
abled from shell shock -the same
honorable discharge. Although Lnone injured while employed at the
/' fnyettc was called ns late as June he
j CrowtuPaper Co. several years ago.
___was one of-tho-many who were bom
Miss Nellie Brown o f ‘ Ft. Christbarding Metz when the armistice
: mas is here spending some time with
was signed and he has many inter
liter sister, Mrs. .1. F. McClelland.
esting stories to relate. Lafayette
family a very |fleasant visit last
Mrs. Joe Cameron, Henry and
was not wounded but had a severe
Sunday.
case of llu that* laid him up in the
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Fry of Islehospital for several weeks while he
worth came up in their auto Sun
Miss Frances Dutton is leaving day. spending the day with their
. was there.
B U IL D E R S S U P P L IE S
the first of June to enter a girls' sister, Mrs, Tom Tyner and mother,
Mrs. M. T . Cassady and family
camp at Plymouth, New Hampshire, fclrs. Beng&ton.
LUM BER
for the summer.
11.*G. Luhtlv^uist is receiving sub
Junior Dutton has gone to Gold n,
scriptions^/for t lie last drive in the.
111., to spend the summer with his
LATH S
interest ot the Salvation Army, hav
paterr.nl grand parent*.
•,
ing been requested Iry the county
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dres-or and cha'rrnan for the war work, Mr.
S H IN G L E S
Helen and Mr. and Mrs. .1. <\ Ells Stevens to raise the small sum of
worth went to Lake Harney , >un- $10 in t'psala. If in any way you
day to enjoy the bathihg.
have been overlooked we tire sure it
The
Moore's
Station ^ inday will he appreciated if you b an d 'Idm
>I 'it ! pii ide ,s planned t ■ t a o your mile. ' ’Give und it shall I" 1
t•*■ie- at r
I >r. Ilazelt'
. la e given unto you." Surely none need
1j a 1
on Lake >d\ i r.
to, lie t<)ld of the good these people
r x » 1
Mr and \Ifs Alex Foster
• re* have done for our boys during the
1.. .ah ling and enlarging iln-.r if-uno wur.
on Geneva avenue.
It I. Grirr was unforlti -- in
Stop Wasting Soap
J \c KSONVII.I.E. FLORIDA
having a line mule die of c
la-t
Fertilizers. Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies
Measure Out What,
thirty years we have been irfanufacturing fertilizers in this
W You Need
ate we have satisfied customers in every county in Florida
i- for Latest Price L st
Prices sdway in line with ljuality
J. E. S P l R U N G . Local Agent. SANFORD. FI A.
E L D E R SPRIN G S
Monday, June 2, is J . M. Lord’s
eightieth birthday. We wish to an
nounce that there will be a basket
picnic at Thomas Ford on that t^dy
in his honor. , Mr. Lord wishod as
many, of his friends who gun to
meet him on this social o ccu io n .
You will actually lessen your tire cost per mile
with Diamond Tires—ask the man that uses them
Phone 16
S E M IN O L E
BAN K
AN N EX
ON
M A G N O LIA
AVEN UE
WE HAVE FOUND IT!
DAISY TILE
A PERFECT DRAIN TII.E: Thoroughly Impervious to Water. ( hcmlcil
Decomposition. Atmosphere and Moisture.
Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand
Ni'rlc and Picric Acid tests fn the construction of i's Immense arid plants.
i Hinpu ii-e tlie giHsts
sey's
Coorrlxht IV19 Halt Schilfntr & Mail
This is one of the good waist-seam
suits we're ready to sljow you;
single anil double-breasted models.
Six months from now
O U ’R E satisfied with
ever clothes you buy at the
time you get them, or you wouldn’t
buy.
If that’s all the satisfaction
you want, any clothes will do; they
all look good when therre new
Y
We’re trying to give you more than
that. You want satisfaction six
months from now or a year. That’s
'•why we offer Hart Schaffner &
Mar* Clothes.
They're guaran
teed to satisfy you absolutely;
money Jiick if they don't.
Sanford Shoe & Clothing
j of Hart Schaffner and Marx clothes
Everything Men and Boys wear
parents.
Mr
end
Our supply is limited only by oor demand.
Mrs. Ki I
Mrs.
A
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M ct’ufley.
Emmet McCall and Misses May
Conoly and Alice Drunnon visited
Sanford Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawton spent
Monday in Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. O. I' Swope and
children left Wednesday fnr Wash
ing. New York and other points in
tlu>-cast. Mr. Swope expects to lu
ll way about two weeks hut -Mrs.
Swope und the children will spend
the summer with relatives and
friends in Oklahoma and Kansas.
C. M. Farnell of Sanford spent
Thursday night in Oviedo.
The Sanford ball team ’ played
Oviedo team in Oviedo Thursday
afternoon. The score stood 23 to 3
in favor of Oviedo. This is two out
of three games Oviedo has won from
Sanford this season,*
Tho Red and Blue Contest which
has been running in the Christian
Endeavor Society for the past two
months dosed Sunday night with u
victory for the Reds. The victors
were beautifully entertained by the
Hlues at the home of Miss Ruth
Young, the captain of the Hlues. It
was an advertisement party, each
person ‘ representing some familiar
advertisement. There was great fun
guessing each representation, after
which games were played and- de
licious refreshments were served.
SOLE AGEN r.S IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA.
Stuck in yard* and 25,000 ready for shipment.
MAHONEY-WALKER CO
.HANtOKll. I'lUIIIPt
LONG WOOD PH K-t PS
F. \Y llciik left T u e sd a y for their
home in I'lanUji-hl, N. J .
Miss Olive Dinkel and Miss Glad
ys Craig of Orlando spent the week
end the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J . S.
Dinkel.
J. E. Phipps was shopping in Or
lando on .Saturday.
Fred » Grist .was In Orlando on
Tuesday.
L. J. Hunt and family motored up
from Ft. Lauderdale and spent the
week end with Mrs. Hunt’s parents,
Me. and Mrs. J. II. Allen.
Mrs. Wilkinson left last week for
Gainesville where she will join her
husband.
Palm Springs was visited by two
heavy rain storms on Tuesday and
considerable damage was done by
the heavy rain and wind.
Mrs. Mary Hardaway spent sev
eral days in Oakland, the guest of
her cousins, Mr. and > Mrs. Mc
Daniels.
Mr. Rietcr and family left last
week for their home near Pittsburg.
Mr. Rieter plans to purchase tl\e
UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE
Cramer property and locate here an
(Received too late for publication other year.
last, week)
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Tl;e Palm and Hoosicr Springs
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hodges came road Is being clayed.
out J ruii* Sanford lo spend the dny
Tho Seminole Sunshine. Club gave
with Mrs. Hodges' parents last Sanan
entertainment last Friday even
day.
ing at the Library, also sold punch
Tv^o friends of Mrs. A. F. Wrs- and cake. The following program
terdick, Mrs. Belle Coward of Or wus rendered: Song, "Three Letters
lando and Mrs. Chas. Krause of Home," sung by the club; reading,
Avon Park were her house guests for "Ancient Auto” by Mrs. Dinkel:
a few days.
Mr. and -Mrs. E. W. Lundquist
went Into Sanford and brought out
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hudgins and
little Alice to spend the day 'with
them Sunday. •
Mr. and Mra. Regener, s in Adolph
and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rcnnin,
with tlieir two daughters from Gotha
paid their relatives the EhfcnBperger
Hill Hardware Co.
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SERVICE, QUALITY and PRICE
THE
CANNING SEASON
IS NOW H E R E WE
HAVE PLENTY OF
MASON SCREW TOP AND ATLAS
GLASS TOP
.JA R S
— PRICES RIGHT —
CLOVER LEAF” AUTOMOBILE TIRES
Nonskid
115 Park Avenue
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THE BIG FEED HOUSE
S purina " |i
■i CHICK V
i ru n
“4 Feed For Every Need"
L a r g e S S'!'
P r im e *
EA SY
11, 1, 1, 1, 1,1
PURINA
C A LF
CHOW
jSSWj
FEE D
_ Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of alj kinds, carloads a specialty, Cut-rate
Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet Potato Plants.
When You Want Anything Just Phone 181
p A r p T ji Q C D
V z / x l-E iO
A rp p
P f | M P A 1 N JV
^ v JiV lJL -iA iN I
“ THEY CARRY EVERYTHING”
. 201 We^t First Street
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
why they don't for the city and the
Norman Swanson of the east side RED CROSS S E R V IC E AWARDS
800 Hours— Miss Alexia AY*
A Pile of Diamonds
people are all right. ' Sanford is get visited his purents Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Ruth Mces.
A jule of Diamonds lay on tho
ting to.ho n husinVss little town since! Niels Swanson on Friday.
Seminole County Chapter Workers
(Continued from page 2)
• Anyone whose name appears in idewnlk a"rosi from the Herald ofthe war and it will be greater San
Win Service Radges
The ladies have been-pretty for
nearly ail day Saturday. Some
this list who has not received their
ford when everything gets rig h t
t\carn
tunate in getting rid of some snakes
away by men who droveThe Bed Cross Service badges bndge will please call for it at the we?Krarried
Mary Eva McGahcy; Athletic Girl,
People will have a bad time dip lately. E. W. Lundquist killed a big that have been awarded ti>-workers
Irr.
eftm,
up
Itk^rars.
At night there were
H om e‘Service office in the WoodrufTLamar Truitt; Merry Widow, Mnr- ping cattle Saturday if the bad
still
ma\v
left
one for Mrs. Swanson, while Mrs. in Seminole County Chnpter were Wntson building.
and those were taken
Committee on
Mritc Allen; Society Girl,
Willie weather holds on, but we don't care
J. E. Lundquist and Mrs. Ertc&on received Inst week and distributed awards, Mrs. R. A. Terheun, . Mrs. inside by Kalpl
Iph Wight of the Wight
Lou McGahey; Matron, Olive Waits how the world wags so the peace is
accounted for two others.
During by the'awarding committee.
Tire Co. ‘ \
David Speer. •
>n<l two children, Master B. J.
signed and then we can say more, the blue berry, season they nre espec
This pile of diamonds caused con- _
These badges have been .awarded
Overstreet and Aldca La Vine.
In addition to these names on the
do more and think for the better. ially apt to be around.,
siderable comment and those who
o n ‘ a certain number of hours, in a>
Honor R o ll'a very notable distinct
That is what we nre all living in
Mrs. Bullinger jind the Misses given
got them seeTned *welf pleased.
period ■ of
time,
and
WEST GENEVA AVENUE
tion comes to this chapter through
hopes of, is peace,
Eunice Tyner, Margaret Kricson and as no record
Many have not beer^ able to get
of
these hours of
, ta
San(orJ
„ v , ,)Ut , or lho
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fortier spent
The fall garden is ahotlt out nnd little Ruth were cithers after Suncfuy service has been kept at local head- Mn,. It. J . Holly who I. probably tho them
in Sanford before
Sunday with Mr. Tom Fortier and spring gardens are in now. Veget school at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. quarters it has been quite difficult to r ?
. ' k . \ h. ! T V Y . h* Vl n? ! . « th at tho Wight BrosSluivo aigawon tho Red Cross pin for service
ables are plentiful now. All kinds of Jesse Lee.
family.
cd a good big contract with rjie Dlamake the awards; the committee,
during the Spanish-American War.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicola arc spending watermelons are in but the price is
mond Tire Co. they could nHt
Mr. and Mys. C. M. Williams' und however, notified the members of
the week end on their old home high. Everyone seems to have plen their daughter,-Miss .Edna and -M rr the chapter, throughMhe-columns of
, Th e-p im -a-solid gold Red Cross thcmTirowT" Sufilce tfn ra y 'tlia V 1
ty of melons.
place at Soldier Creek. .
and Mrs. Voile Williams mototed to the Herald, to compute the time emblem was presented personnlly by Diamond Tire has come tp Sanfor
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Culp and Mrs.
We don’t see much about the ex- Orlando Sunday, getting home safely given in- actual service to the Red Clara Barton to Mrs. Holly at T a m to stay and this news will be wel
Cross 'and report, to the Home Ser pa, Fla., in 1898. Mrs. Holly gave
W. M. Robinson left last Saturday kaiser nowadays b u t -I guess he is just as the storm came up.
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mnnths of service in the corrfmissnry come by 'many motorists who have
for Jacksonville to spend the week still sawing logs in Holland. I think
Little Minnie Beck has been very vice office. Several branches have:
been wanting them.
with th*4r people. They made the he will get anothor'joh later on when ill for a week, coming down with the reported through their chairmen but department and registrar.
the peace is signed.
trip in their car.
mumps at her grandparents' home others have failed to make any re
Mrs. Jack Vaughn is on the sick
in Grapcvillc Gnd /after being re port. There are undoubtedly many
lut this week. There are so many
UPS ALA AND GHAPEVILLK
moved home, con^<4tion set in and members of the chapter who have
earned the badge wlytso names have
people complaining of feclirfg bad I
We shall be fortunate in having she has been seriouTly ill since. Thu
not been submitted. On the of her
think it must be tilth weather.
Rev. Edwards of Jacksonville with family physician, Dr. Puleston- is
hand, an erroneous mistake has been
It seems like the rainy season has us "next Sunday for preaching at attending her and We hope- she will
made by some in the belief that the
soon
be
well.
« t in. U ft fine for sweet potato 4 o'clock after the Sunday school at
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tints of service covers the ; whole
3:00, where Rev. Kricson leuda us in
planting.
We hear that Walfrt'd Pierson of
period of time since the orga nhntion
Da Havre, France hns sent to his
The air planes pass by but don't Bible study.
of Seminole County Branch in April,
brother Carl of Upsalu .a German
fall in our little city. I don't see
Last Sunday in our lesson we saw
1917. A* a matter of fact the time
gun as a* memento.
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where one man was used of God to
is computed as follows:
'Mrs. Thompson and little ones of I
call nr cause a whole city to repent,
Four hundred lni#rs in six months,
Del,ami are spending the day, Wed
forsake their sins and live for God.
a plain budge: 800 hours in six
nesday with friends in Grapcvillc.
Shall Nineveh rise up in •judgment ;
months, bailor and plain ribbon;
against us who live now ami ha v^ sft
MitKI hours ui twelve months,
haslet■
,
GENEVA
-much more light?
Are we gospel
anil
blue
ritdum
with
one
stripe;;
Horace
Mauler,mi
is
our
latest
boy
j
JKKSONVIUE'FLA.
hardened? Shall we allow our day
3100 hours in eighteen months,
of grace to pass by ami heed nut the tu eome back from France,
EunjpeariPtaA-txHTipkfe liolemSctraved
badge, blue ribbon with I wo white
1rail of the Spirit: "Whosoever will
wtiideroarsStejmUMtaJ ■1.e up-Cafoin
Mrs J M Chaffer, who has Im-cm j stripes.
The ojlicers of the coupler
<xc.«Ktio(vConvenient toEverything-In ]
let him come and the Spirit and the, visiting her son, Herbert C'halTir are entitled to budges on their te.rm
Bride say Come.”
Suildny after^ near Jacksonville for some time j of service and such members who
heart of City Send for BookletwmoLi usniTH, prop’R •
Sunday Mis servants speak to us but enme home Tuesday much improved
have done intensive campaign work.
bow few stop their work or pleasure in health.
, The names of those receiving the
even to listen.
The world is so)
(Mis Mapps, Ossie Flynt,
Buy
badges an* as follows:
alluring.
mood Kilhee and others are leaving
Sanford 2100 Hours: D. ( ’ . Mar
Rev. Sessions got mixed up on the Saturday for Georgia, where they
lowe,
It. It Deas, Mrs. Deane Tur
change of time last Sunday. So there will puck peaches for I be next six
put on
ner.
Mrs
K. Sf* Galli i way, Mrs.
weeks.
was no preaching.
David Speer. Mrs. M. C. Savage,
M. E. Dooley, J. V. Wicks and
Rev. Brower and wife of Sanford
Mrs. A. K. Hill. Mrs. It. A. Tur-t t
Geo.
Matthews are attending court
wery afternoon guests at the home .of
lieun.
,
G. T. Ballinger ami wife on Friday. in Sanford this week.
1600 Hours Mrs. K. P. Morse
Hilly 6 rnnt is the latest victim of*
AUTO O W N ERS
H. C. Du Bose.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee and their
the mumps.
little son have been the house guests
800 Hours — Mrs. It. J. Holly,
Call on us for exact
The close of school was celebrated
of their brother, Jesse and wife for a
Mrs. H. Puleston, Mrs. B. J . Star
with a picnic at the popular picnic
duplicate of your
number of days.
ling, Mrs. Nick Zernovcan, .Mrs.
grounds
at Lake Harney last Satur
broken spring,
Ernest Krupp, Mrs. Fred Williams,
T. O. Tyner and daughter, Flor
day, everybody having u good time,
It. A. Terheun.
ence
were
dinner
guests
on
Sunday
and receive
as usual.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Krell.
100 Hours— Mrs. Henry Wight,
spring s at
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron nnd Mrs. Henry Mcl.nutin, Mrs. C. W
Mr. rind Mrs. Stedt are keeping
isfaction
family of Cameron City attended Shinhols'er. Mrs. T M. Puleston.
"house fur Mr and Mrs. Rant mil. as
that Is
i
the picnic at Lake llnrncy Saturday.
the latter have returned to their
Junior Red Cross Members
Everybody is canning peaches.
real.
Boston home for the summer
Ethel Henry. Agnes Dumas, Flnr- i
We are sorry to learn that Mr.
ence Henry, Vera Terhwuij, Dick
M ET IN JACKSONVILLE
Lynn hns been sick, being threatened
Terheun, Jr.
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with appendicitis.
Georgetown—100 Hours— Rev.
Editor Holly Sees Soldier Son After
June weather scents to be with us
C. Brewer.
Twelve Months of War
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and. it is causing tho corn und 'cotton
Enst Sanford Branch — 1600 Hours
After looking for his boy at many
tu sara ta sit
to fidurish.
SANFORD FLORIDA
Mrs. II. G. Dleteiich.
ports of France nnd in. the camps in
W RICLEVS
800 Hours— Mrs. W. A. Raynor, i
this country It. J. Holly met his son,
Look for rfeo
Reginald, at the union station ut Mrs. Ben Squires, Mrs. W. W. Drisntm«
Jacksonville after a separation of snr, Mrs. Vaughn.
Chuluota- 2100 Hours Mrs.
twelve months.
Just n year ago
Reginald joined the Tank Corps in 1). Brumley, Mrs. J. W. Nixon, Mrs. j
Jacksonville and was Bent to Gettys L. B. Collins, Miss l?thel Collins.
burg, Pa., und afterward to Toby- •t 800 Hours — Miss Mary Jacobs,
hnnnu for his training nnd then sent Mrs. Wm. Jacobs, Mrs. Wm. Hig
when applied to
overseas to take service in the gins.
whippet tunks. - He also served as
100 Hours— Mrs. Noah Jacobs,
despatch rider and, was stationed at Mrs. M. W. Johnson, Mrs. 1). A.
many points in France before and Merriwethcr, Mrs. R. R. Kohctrs,
after the armistice was signed. His Mrs. Lawrence Swanson.
lather, R. J . Holly in the Y-. M. C.
Geneva—2400 Hours — Mrs. EnA. transport service kept a watchful dor Curlett, Miss Armia Eichner.
eye on his movcnChts thinking he
wduld nt some time or other meet
liia boy in Franco or bring him home
or) his ship.
At Bordeaux lost
P
W IG H T G RO C ERY CO.,
month he was just* a week too late
Sanford, Fla.
as the lad had sailed on the Santa
Anna for this country.
Upon Mr.
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Nwwwwv
Holly's arrival at Newport News he
went to Camp Mills only to find
thnt his son had gone to Camp
Meade and from there to Camp
Jackson.
Mr. Holly was meantime
called home by the illness of his wile
and upon reaching Jacksonville was
Would.you knowingly walk into a store, ask fo r
approached by a young soldier who
something,
accept an inferior piece o f goods and
proved to be his boy, CorpuYal
pay m ore. than it was worth? Of course you
Holly, and the greeting of father nnd
son caused many smiles and tears
wouldn't, yet you are doing that\mknowingl'y in
among those who were waiting for
many cases i f .you are buying without see
trains at the station. They came on
to Sanford together and Mrs. Holly
ing our Q U A L I T Y and P R IC E S first.
Baskets Leave:
is happy in tho^ reunion of the
family once more.
Monday Return Thursday
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HOTEL
WhenYour Spring Breaks
E R M E T IC A L L Y
sealed in Its waxwrapped package, air
tight. impurity proof—
WRIGLEYS
is hygienic and wholesome*. The goody
that's good for young
and old.
B. &0. MOTOR CO.
The Flavor Lasts
R isin g Sun
S e lf R is in g F lo u r
It means flour which has a sci
entific baking efficiency and an
inestimable food value.
Just stop and think a minute!
LEESBURG, FLORIDA
Tuesday
Thursday
”
ff
Saturday
Tuesday
Phone 43, Sanford, Florida
Value of Silence.
If a man abuses an enemy, ho hurts
himself, and If he prnlses him, bln
friends sny ho Is a hypocrite. There
seems to be no courso more crcditnblo
than tho simple courso of keeping still.
—•Topeka Capital.
Treat yourself right.
Trade with a store that will give you (be satisfaction that
you are entitled to. _ •- •
Perkins ,and B ritt
Belief |« Everything.
1w
Whatever - you can aspire to and
Imagine nnd believe In, you can dem
onstrate In your character and In your
life.—Elizabeth Tqpnc. .
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PAGE SIX
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MAY 30. 1919
measured in p ir THESANFORDHERALD ofrcncycommodities
have gone up and the pr^ce of
I
S * T5-
15=
In 1895 hc-entered the ministry
and accepted the pastorates of
currency measured in comanodities churches at Seville and Lake Como. |
R. J . HOLLY, Editor
In 1898 he became pastor of th e.
has gone down.
/.
W; M. HAYNfLS, Business .Manager
The economic history^ sif the world Daptist. church at Palatka, which
charge he
held until|8%I19tfT>, when he 1
similar
8%
-H88 tdtows
jX88 Ta lhut
I il •i ■ ainy
•• f iiII
•■*——
—— —
— cir,
Published Every Friday by
’ ^clearly
T H R IFT today if you would have the man of to
tu instances the dcrlyne of commodity ; accepted a call to Titusville,
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY prices has been ik much slower pro* From 1913 until his death, Mr.
morrow Thrifty. Teach your child to save not
cess than currency intlation, and in j Stones served the churches at Oviedo ; jtJj
- ‘^UIMCHimoS rttH K IS ADVANCE:
only money—but character, courage and will
-no
- case in modern history has the and Geneva, and deeply endeared = =
O f jK Y E A R ______ __ _______________ __ ____ U M
power. Saving people are thrifty and you’ll al
B I X M O N T H S ,_____________________________ 1.00 level of commodity prices ever re himself to the citizens of these towns.
THREE MONTHS_________r-.......
J i turned to the level at which it Stood Members, not only of his own faith
ways find them the best.people.
when hVie inflation of the currency and order, but of all churches held
E n ln ad u S-romt-CUM Mall M allrf Anfii.l Z!nd
brother Stones in the highest e-rteem
begaj.i.
IM S , >1 Ike 1‘eelelflre at M <nr«d, ItoHila
S U R P L U S $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
C A P IT A L 5 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
U a d ri Att of Mareh In t, 1870
ami
feel poignantly their loss in his o»
vine of America's highest economic
jQ
Office: II' f»l ) H a lld lii
Telrphona no,
No, ns
118 j i/ithurities, Professor Irving Fisher departure from earthly duties.
Left
to
mourn
the
loss
of
our
denr
""
/] of Yale University says in’ his paper
“ What is court without a Grajttd read at the Conference of Governors brother are hU faithful wife, his son,
Ju ry ?”
Seminole county Is I^ he and Mayors at the White House F re d ' Stondk of Daytona, another
V?
congratulated upon not requiring a March 3rd to 5th, “ business men son, William of Philadelphia, Penn
JVE WAHT YflIIR P .t lS lH t j J .
Grand Jury for this session-''of the should face the facts. To talk rev sylvania, and two daughters, Miss
court. Lot us hope that 'this per- erently of 1913*11 prices Is to speak Elizabeth, teacher in the Geneva
forman’e will be repealcsl often.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
R. B. PEAS,
C. D. COUCH,
a dead Innguage today. * *
We school, and Miss Mary Stones, loach -1
H. R.STEVENS
C. M. HAND
-----er
in
the
Enterprise
school,
Volusia!
Csshicr
As8.’l Ciihiar
I’railjffi
|
are ‘on a new high price level which
virv-CrmliUl
county.
A»no,,K other near rela
Those who misacid attending the tyill he fotmd -a stubborn reality."
tives in this country are his sister-inL E T 'S GOlCommunity WorVt Convention on
T *H E• B A N K T H A T I N St U R E S *Y O U R D E P O S I T S
•
law, Mrs. Hart of Geneva, his two
Tuesday, and ■''there were many,
hrothers.-ih'law, Rev. A. L. Aber
missed a rure/treal.
Florida is far
" f LOIUDA, SAND
crombie
of Umatilla. and J , E, Aber
behind on L\t*r work among the hoys -. Speaking of the wonderful returns
' and will, regret it some day unless farmers have .enjoyed this season crombie of Winsted, Connecticut.
steps tyi't* taken to remedy 'the exist* from the bean, cucumber, pepper,
Thofm any friends of the family posed ns n maxi who needed work, to talk of hi* gentle friend and the
— —- An lllustratlon.-----r * ing /renditions.
He
sympathize
deeply with these in and she secured the |Misltb>n In your days .whun they were together.
and other small-truck crop, the
“Thought."
says n philosopher, "may
tneir^sad hour of bereavement. — — father’s office for ibe. ' Oil I It was n given mi Intimate picture of. Steven
Punta Qorda Herald 'declar e s :...
atny behind sltent .lips, Tiut when It
caddish
Uilng
to
do,"
he
added
bit*
son’s
simple
life
on
tlie
Island,
of
Ids
- / E V E ICYIt0 GY C'A N HEI.T*"
"Florida Mind' it showing this year
terljf; "and E suppose you’ll think I’m rambles on the bench among the coco becomes, feeling It runs to expresThe law says that: No animal may what it can do when properly culti
n
pretty poor sort."
nut groves, of his friendly associations slon." We’ve noticed this in eases
—* I*—
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t
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I'S
t ir -A V» «■
4T
ID litllSD
v ated "
Hut brntlier Itob \vns slinking with with the natives. When Stevenson left of persons Who thought they were hit
l eaten or overloaded, and it punThe "grit” of ! her sons and the
sttppressed laughter. "Pretty clever!" the island he Invited Donat aboard his ting n nail, hut Who felt-they Imd
i hes those who are cruel to animals. sand of her soil Is what is making
lie' choked. "Now It’s up to you To ship for dinner and presented "him a smashed their fingers.—Boston Tran
square yourself with Dot. She's wise valuable ring .ns a souvenir of tllylr script. \
One is
Therefore, if you know of a horse Florida rich and famous.
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that something's In the air after this friendship, " lie was it good man. a
- t tat is not properly cared for. or is helpless without the other. Thou
Dy NELLIE GORD6 N.
Well, She Is, Isn’t She?
afternoon, hut I didn't say n word to great gentleman." Is Donat’s tribute.
v orked when lame nr very old —if sands of acres of as good soil as that
Poor man! He can spend a full day
her.
I
wanted
’to
hear
your
version
you know of a dog, chained all the in the Punta Gorda, M;inatee, II tsl- iCopyriglit, Isis, liv.ilc McClure .Newspa
a *# '
making himself look pretty m.d no
lirst."
per SymllA-ato.j
lime without exercise, or one with-t ings. Plant City. Sanford and OkeeSAMUEL M. FELTON
body notices Idin. while n wee slip nf n
Dorothy must have had n premoni
i■ al n * !
o i t water or prfipyr shelter in very I chobee sections arc to he found all
girl can come but .Just tiny old <tnv
Now that the war was n thing of tion that she was going t o , have a
hot or cold Vent her or a cat that over Florida, and it is only when the past,, so to speak, Dorothy found caller, as she donned her very pret
•
and tlie entire populace will say, "Ain’t
deserves better care of its owners men with the Vgrit" to tackle the time bunging heavily on Iter hands. tiest gown.
site sweet?"—South Charleston Sen
than it is getting; in miy of these thing intelligently get to work - on No more' Liberty hum boosting, and
tinel'.
When flie’ jnnld nnnoiineed his nrenses fet us ■remember that we are these soils, that they produce the the bed' Gross activities bud nlinte*. rivnl she descended to tin* living room
<* nvnrds unless we try to improve wonderful harvests we read of this considerably in the town of KentVtJle nod found there a young man, bill and
Ti
r
with tin* ilawWiCg
peace. Dorothy, bronzed, but with brown eyes that
(inditions.
Sometime:) it can he season.
more somber f|t»n merry, u*--u;u
(lone by personal ami. kindly remind
It i* almost impti’ Miiiit) in estimate la fore ilit- wary bail been rather a Merc ________
tarry of TeTsTTrerimT ttn-^lwv of flnlrrtfT muulier occasion.
ers In I he
careless
iier&uiis.__
tnnt’eiul
fcTurrrx
from
> -x fr—r
"I have an explanation to make,
■! —tnitet* ft^lakes Torre to make Hnon I I’lnrida tno k i ro(.s. for i lie ero[ >-• are tines bit had gotten Into Imr blond,
0 iey the Golden Huh*, 111 ti'i<i ialt'-r ma'ri i-t< ! ■n van in,- ■a ml • «,'!•!> ttnd stn* wiis n stb ' s with little In do. 'I - tiiey." he begun, and forthwith
Scanning bet mull -4te found oty? began the tale of his perlldy. Dorothy
iiL v G u ll
i<iitaiiee to tin- ;
<, or nlHir i !t\ 11at va. in a li liii" V. i\aet!\ what
letter wliieh brought It look of ell- m lirst was naturally very Indignant ;
)'• village unthiiFity simuhi the 1act' r\ mi a section ha> a t 'I'lied
\Ve tlntslasm |ia her very attractive face, bur she llnnlly ileebled to forgive him.
1 ■■ referred, nolens tiiere is a .special can only estimate ii|mn I he carload' rephtillig till’ bored lislless look
Some weeks later found this engag
I lit mime ollteer, and t !.. r*■ are f,r shipped at tte a erage g f
paid will'll had -Iftil'll there lately.
ing villain pleading with Dorothy to
I
few in Florida-. It «• E^il oio ,■ reported from diMcrent places and at
Jt was from the American Itcd resign from her position on the mm1
• *v»-* A
Cross, asking tllat she serve on il cone ndtleo and to form n new one to be
in impyoving conditions, that is not varying times.
mlttee t!i aid men returning from the devoted solely * and entirely to the
wtTSrtiae to sav. " I i« mil any 'of
*1 hi1 I’ll til a )■ eda Ifruald t* I- us
after-enre’’ of one returned soldier.
my business,
an I go along lulling "One ear of t o r S d i t netted- >1. M'tw lee. In finding positions Mlllaliln
(lamb cnaitures sutTi-r m-edle-s|y t 9d.L.iii. another ear netted f 1,71)3.75 (o their xiirlons iiMlltles and to help And I almost forgot to add that ho
be aluiM il witlmet evi n Irving to Hundreds of ears at prices but them In general In readjusting them was surcesiiful.
selves |o civilian life.
help them.
little under these have game out or
Dorothy literally threw herself Into KNEW AND LOVED STEVENSON
This includes the breakitig if the are going <>m now.
tin1 work with great eagerness. From
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The federal bureau of erop e nut illuming until night site gave of her Old Rendenl of Tahiti Proud of Hi t
game, bird Uml lisb law-1of our state,
a t Is too often do'ie by home people ates tells us, ri gardmg t fie Fhirula best clT'orts to the wonderful work.
Association Wi th the Famous
Due imiming. iis she was leaving for
m
as wi ll as tourists
l*n>tet img laws watermelon crop "The bureau has
Romanticist.
have been marie and if we want records of lb,fill!) acres now planted, the "Afterl-’ate" headquarters, » call
In the town of 1‘apeele, on the Is
Florida to ront-inue blessed m ani tlie forecast for the season being er was ananilnecil And In the livingroom she found a tall, bronzed young land of Tahiti, lives an old man mimed
Samuel f.t. Felton, president of the
a;i
mal bird ami listi life in nuelt- afiiin- 7,IdU ears, I.Ottii melons to a car."
man chid In olive drab,
Chicago Great Wpctern, is the man
Donat, a former comrade of Itohert
dance as il should and could be, ti is
And with the price averaging
“Miss finn?"- he questioned.
Louis Stevenson when the famous ro who has rehabilitated the railroads of j
tip to Florida citizens to see about it. above six hundred dollars a car,
stypi* *3 tiled evt: \
France. He has recruited seven con
manticist was Journeying through the
Dorothy iioildi-il.
Munkiml is stronger than animal while many .cars arc still bringing
struction
regiments
and
their
work
has
'
South
Ken-Islands.
Donat
,
loves
tn
ir.-l
ih? ' r ' I 5
"I understand that -you are one of
life, ami God expects us to live and j above eight himdied" dnllafs, or the ‘Afier-t’are’ committee, and a’s I tell of Ifie days when the. writer used been one of the wonders of the war.!
t'o e k form s Ilmi jit t ! i- 1:1
tench the doctrines of humanity ami i eighty rents a melon at the side have Just returned from camp I have to rest in Ills home and listen to the He mobilized the country’s railroad fa- *
carefully cU--ictv i tl
mm
•justice toward the dumb creatures truck or in the livid, some idea of taken the liberty of calling to nsk If weird ghost tales which the old man cilities for the Invasion of Mexico, had
that
step
been
necessary,
and
that
arc
all. - 'u li
told and which Klevciisoit wove Intoaroulid us.
j what the melon rmp i s ’going to he you enubl aid me In Oiutlm; work.
_wprk put_hiro in t.aMCh.wlth the rail- 1
^Oppose It |s il little Irrvipihir, hk ( , 1., i bUlnc uf.lij.S-SbJElcfi. ...
-j—
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|worth can be bad
f*jrt|r~pr gnn when TTTA'r"
man power of the ’ country for j
.’ •” -{_n.nt hi-limg
4ftftn d nr~r “ “- T h e i r - frrrnd»tit|r-tTT
t
Il AY*/
.t ^yMBrldtt Is 1.W nniy-*L*i
Hot;:; ! i::
>' ■
'. hi •
service in France.
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M<iiIn here fi»r sum** lime, til letf-i. I writer renleil a Iimise In reit In after
I t y*oe will read ynnr history of ping watermelons *in market.ibli
nnd Coriivr:-, Ct ru .rev 7 .-Ics,
a trip through the Marquesas' Is
( uliforniu m the gold rush days of |itbunliites.
’I’he stale will* as in ihnught perhnp-i you might he willing lands. Oil liontit'K grounds were the
to help me."
Steel
ITinces, T o p Lockhtff.
Glasses for Appearance Sake.
'19, you will find that one of Uu every other fruit ami melon and
D oroth y considered for n moment, only vegetable gardens In the Is
"SIDs
Bessie,
If
you
a
re
gA
tlng
to
k
Let ns (letnoustra’-e lunv
outstanding and most impressive fea trurk |rod ict, reap the best of the
. 6.
then, assuming h er most businesslike land, the formation o f which was
tures of the time was “ high prites." prices for its work in raising tlie inn niter, s a id ; "li Is r a t h e r Irregular, mostly coral, sand and rubble. Each town today, I wish you would buy my
you
can saw time, Isbnt nml
alstAT, who lives in tlit- iiAirth, a pair
You Will find many amusing in- earliest produce.
I suppose.' hut then, the object of lb - morning the old mail would send to of glasses," “ Why. Annie," rA'plh-d lit**
money 1 y
t he E-7- t t
atances of the astonishment of tlie
It pays to truck in Florida, even work Is to help nil soldiers, and I ' Stevenson's Inmse a great basket of young holy nddrA's-a-d, “ I ooiihl imt gA*t
P o s t B in d e r .
newly arrived tenderfoot' at the if the sandy soil does not uppear l " , 1111ftk perhaps the m a i l e r of yo u r m>| fresh vegetables, fruit and coconuts. jiAttr s|s|< r ti peir a,t glns-i-s, Kinand
Inter
wln-n
the
a
u
th
o
r
came
to
prices lie was obliged to pay for you lit tu raise anything, provided j hehinglng liere will not m u tte r.'
must hllVA' le v sight teste»| sai that tllAA
everything he needed ur desired
A you have tlie right kind, ami Midi 1 A fter noting bis qualHlcnlloils. and i ll,ilM,i l ' " ' " " f,,r die gift the two would g la - te s nisi > tn- >ii:i .it li'." "lilt," said
sit
in
the
-hade
and
talk
for
hours.
M-cnrltic Ills mhlre-iH, sin- prnmiseil (<•
•plate of ham and eggs. J5.0U; a pair fieri! grit In mix with ileal sand
Annie rA ii>>Ai r l n g h . "-^o* wrote iiia- that
Phone 118
Sanford, Florida
Nothing delights Donat more than
l A'timnmli iit,' with him ns soaiii un paik
til Imots. $75 00. a hit of lumber,
what tits uu nose tits tier n o s e !"
Tuinpu Tritium*
slide,
? 100.00; carpenters' wages. $50,00 a
A week liib'r fouiul Ilohert Blrney.
day, and so on through the whole
OHITUAlt Y
I lorothy's Itrntege. sellled In the <>flist of the market."
lb-e iif Dorothy's father. And, Mrnngi-- i i
li
The chief renson for this condition
l.v enough, it heenmo necessary for
Rev.. Willlunt Slones
in the gold fields in M9 was precisely
Dorothy
to
visit
her
father
at
business
Seminole county and Florida have
the fundamental reason for our gen lost one of the noblest men in the very niHi'li more often than - In the
eral high level prices all over this state in the death of Rev. William past. Kim lunl many pleasant .dinin'
country and the civilized world to Stones, late pastor of the llnptlst with the stranger, who puzzled* her
day, a relatively large supply of cur churches at Ovieffn and Geneva. greatly, as his manner of s|»eech and
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
rency, a relatively small supply of Ilev. Stones’ death occurred at the habits were very milch at variance
»Hb Ills apparent position in life.
goods or commodities, a great need Itotne of his son. Mr. Fred Stones at
Some iiiuullin later came a day of
of commodities.
Statem ent of Condition Condensed from
Daytona, Florida, on Friday. May much rejoicing In Dorothy's family.
Under the call of the* prire which 10th.
Brother Boh arrived home after n
Comptroller's Call May 12,1919
Cnliforriia was offering for eumnmdi■ ®R/.
Rev. Stones has been one of the year of fighting "over there." After
ti'-s in those days of gold, ail the most active citizens of Seminole he lind been home about it week In** *
RESOU RCES
world began rushing its surplus pro county in all of the many drives aecoinpanled Dorothy one morning to
l ia b il it ie s
the
office.
ducts to that' profitable market.
other activities during the past two
Loans am) Discounts - $ 3 2 1 ,2 8 2 .1 7
And-as they entered the outer of
C a p i t a l ......................... $
3 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
The production of gold, however, years. In Red Cross work, Liberty fice n strange thing occurred. Bob
O v e r d r a fts .........................
3 2 9 .5 8
Surplus and Profits - 4 8 ,2 5 3 .9 9
was no great as to keep fur ahead of Loan drives, War Savings ami Unit ell'll red the little gate In n Jump nnd
U. S. Ronds and Treas.
I) u e Federal Reserve
ti e production of commodities, nnd ed War Work campaigns, Mr. Stones landed almost on tup of the youiq.
Ccrlificntcs . . . .
-131,176.00
Hank (Secured by U.
it wus only a fter'a period of years was among tlie leaders of his com man who was studiously working at n
OlliCj Ronds - - - 191.1 2 9 ,7 3
*
S.
Treas. Certificates)
1 1 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
desk.
tl at commodity prices in California munity, never failing to respond to
Federal R e s e r v e Bank
Circulation
. . . .
8,350.00
"Boh
Blrney—by
all
that's
wonder
o me to a level approximating those every call made upon him. whether
Slock - - - - - 2
, 100.00
in his official capacity ns u minister ful !" shouted Bob, wringing that
of older markets.
Real Estate . . . .
10,500.00
or
as.a private citizen. I (in efficient young ninn’a hand. “But whnt In the
Furniture
n
n
d
FixtureOn the other hand California was
2 ,5 0 0 .0 0
name of common sense are you doing
COSH AND DUE FROM
id ipplng gold to the older markets work has been recognized not only here?"
HANKS ......................... 2 5 0 ,8 3 3 ,8 0
so rapidly that commodity prices in the communities in which he
Blrney., (lushed nnd uncnmfortnhh
DEPOSITS
1 ,0 0 9 ,5 4 7 .6 5
throughout ami avoiding Dorothy's wonderhu
ri so in those markets to greutly served ns pnstor, but
Total
5
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the
entire
county.
Total
raze, answered: " I’ll see you this nfl
- $ 1 ,2 1 6 ,1 5 1 .6 4
higher levels.
ernoon
nt
5:30
nnd
explnln
every
Rev.
William
Stpnes
was
born
in
In the last four ami d half years
thing, I'm rather busy Just now, m
•
4
DrpoklU MIS
tl r whole civilized World has been Doncaster, England, March 24th,
I have sortie things to linlsh which nn
I84G,
and
came
to
America
ut
the
Deposits 1911 - t285.486.a4
di itroying commodities and incronsquite Important."
il g currency. Naturally, the prices age of twenty-one, »«‘.tHng first at
Promptly nt 5;3(l Bolt's roadster wnt
**DepGsils 1915 • - $317,629.85
Montreal. Canada. Later lie moved
watting at th,> ,itli,-,. and the two
to Michigan, where he was engaged
young men rode otr together In ‘ the
D eposits 19 Hi
§ 1 6 6 ,7 6 3 .0 3
in the lumber business. Previous to twilight. After they had been riding
this lime he hud been Connected a little while Blrney begun ldtr re- >
| We have a ribbon for
D e p o s its 1 9 1 7
- $ 5 3 5 ,5 2 4 .7 0 . .
with railroads 'at various poinlJ in rllnl.
your
typewriter
,
England and Canada.
"You see, after I got home I was
> 1,
BLACK* BLU E,
PURPLE
In 1884 lie came to Florida, locat pretty well ’all In,' and dad sent pie m
HRc'
or any of the above
ing at Sanford, where he became ir.- up liere for a rest before geitlp" Into
tcrestml
‘in the growing of citrus .bn mess, with, him. After I . had
. . been
twif i "
with red
trees. Later he was engaged in aim- ’ ", 'i V w n l T , 7 " u ? "
" T ,nn”
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l 1,11n ” wan nil eif with me. I Just
HERALD
PRINTING
COMPANY
ilur work in and near DeLand, Hu...
to mw| hiT<
T t 7= T = Office Supply Dept.
where lor a number of ycora he was, of „ Wliy. T ,„.n , r,)UII(1 „n,
jPhone 148
Sanfbrd, Florida
deacon in tlie Baptist church and was on ihls ’After-Caro’ committee,
leader of the Bible Class.
! n:i.l tin* Idea came. St» I wciil_t,t ln r[
TEACH YOUR CHILD
PEOPLES B A N K OF S A N E O R P
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THE COMMITTEE
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HERALD PRINTING CO.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
I
Deposits 1918
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$573,943.67
,
1919 $1,009,547.65
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PAGE ELEVEN
THE SANFORD HERALD .
L "!-— ;
to-wit: W f of NWJf'nf NRlf Sec. 35,
Tp, -1
it. ji i L o ti. 1J
T e e --**4
land brfn( ■««■»#*! at (he date of the Imo*
■nee ol (itch eertlfleale in the name of Un
known.
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f
f'-t filed »-!! r-Mifieafea In my ofilee,
am’ ■a* mad* »pplk -'ion fqr t»* ileeda to
lui in iiecorti ice r its law.
i>tc*a »ald rtlHeVn ahall t>« redeemed
are >’■line t * la * taa d. 'da will leu* thereon
on tie ■Ith dav tl J ’ine, A. I>. t9t9.
Y.'Pi-mi .«■ .n.fl-LI ifxnaturr and aesl- Ibl*
the 2nd (Jay of Mar. A. D. 1919.
(•eal)
B. A. UOUCII.AS9,
Cleric Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla.
|-5lr
Hr V. M. f>*»*•*!»**. D. C.
Iv te rstn H nr<»n making ■ *l*m**U ef
improvements this season, notably by the government and a telegram prpui. n>l
I IlC
(b(i turn lu b# rffuniitil when
the big shaded verandas, the new has been sent by Mrs. McAdoo, na fied t h a t a
h* VB W i ’ f*‘
Floating Small
fishing pier and the new ball room tional chairman, asking the aid of hand fo f n ext yeivf tho Hoard of County CumHlenllonot
m I n «™ C o u n ty , F l o r i d * .
and auditorium. The parties going thb committees in assisting the Boy j fifty dollars was V "1
f-g y .
—Talks Succinctly
>UUi'r» ‘n
K. A. DOUCiLAS'..
personal Items
j j mj*»a 11rttPw.
i * f *•
over for the day have free use of the Scouts of America to conduct the
Arranged for
heir Scouts in appreciation„fInterest
verandas where they cun eat their campaign June 8th to 14th to secure The department recogmvrtCB
Herald Headers
lunches and enjoy the delightful 1,000,000 associate members.
that Boy Scouts never w.-jj,
Jt'^VrolV*
ocean view.
nition
of
splendid
service
tlu-.f^
■tVbi
- -j*om Marin and Lester Henry mo- Beach Friday, where they spent the
hut
nt
such
a
time
the
Wclfaivts**
one
int»rHarry
Ward
and
L.
A.
Brumley
Chicken
Livers
torfd to Orlando Saturday.
day very pleasantly.
are now owners of new Republic
An old hen has a much larger liver partment yearned to give to SyocY’ an'y'an.l
Buy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co.] • Mr> „nd Mrs. .R. T. Thrasher and
' L cjBfk
Trucks purchased from the Wight than you in proportion to we'ght or ford’s HoV Scouts.
Notice of Applirallon for Tar o*r I U«d«r
Scrtlon N of Chapter tiuu !.<■« of Flor
^ ^
Mias LI vim Carter nnd Louise and Tire Co, They are delighted with food eaten
Then it follows that
Mrs. McKinnon, chairman'of Pth ( \ ____
ida
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Mrs. Dora Ackers of Virginia is Robert Thrasher left today for D a y -j these new trucks* and are using them they get bilious just like* ycu do. Street Park gave splendid plans
Noliee ia hi-reby given that S. K. lioudney,
tk* guest of Mrs. Will Hand.
. tnna for a few days’ -visit.
j daily in tj.eir extensive farming op- They are grouchy, cross, unhappy. showing in what way this may be * * ",'elal pumhi*ar of ta< c’ftllbal- K ». 161, dated
a crS«r the.3rd da - ->f J ‘ll *, A. I». 1J16, haa filed
aald eertltteatn In my <>fli % end haa made
* Mrs. U. B. 11™* a,ul children nro | New Trailmohile for sale at half I erntions.
Start- her liver nnd make her hr.ppy. made a most attractive playground
application for u t 1«ttl M taa ce In s^eordJa Daytona for a few wt*eks‘ visit.
: price. » F. D, WllUrnuor., Carnes
m»••nce with' la.T. S-U ecftjjcate
—ifcsaxa——- -embraeea
-Don’t throw away that .old pan Then she will lay eggs ail the winter. for our children of Sanford. There is
Inky, (olldwln-. drirrlbril 'property altuatrd In
y jt. Stone-^AM kinds or haul- Hotel.
_
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nma hat because it is dirty or out of Como and pH a package of II. A i still a good fund on hand which has
Tin*
UniMnole
eeant'*,
int nai
, |i: (rk
s A FI„ * r t t ’-srlt:
AddLota
to Ft.t
|>hor.e 243.
,‘50-tf
heed it for some time been awaiting wise thank each as-Ta.- »aitt uo i b iB!: ai*svao4 at tha
Wo have a man that will I ho mas 1 oullry Powder.
lif.
Do you know how to use the Bible shape.
See your Ucn3 perk } expenditure,
,
, . *th- !tvjiur* ol iiir1! r*jt!3"4l« In
•5. j. Kennedy of Lakeland was « to help you .control your temper? make it look like npw for you. ocasionally.
Contributed tO'^,1 t»i*ik lt*ams. Ilnlm atld car*
tfd:or in the-city yesterday evening' Hear about it at th e' Preshyterinn I,rinK il
Perkins & Britt.
55-1 c up— hear them sing —look for eggs.
Fund
We
simniL
to ,j,y
law
runu.
simpi.^ ,,e r-’deeioad
,h„ eanaccording
on the 4th
a • «
|^ business.
(church Sunday, 11:15 a. m.
Lieut. W. A. Radford nnd wife Your money'back if it faPs. Mer* » * « « « • « *
us to help humanii* n>®.
chnr.ts Groe. Co., Sanford, Fla.
Mrs. S. d. Kennedy of Lakeland
Mr and Mrs M s . Wiggins of who have been visiting bis parents,
willingly,
cheerfullyiV .l " "
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BUY DIAMONDS
*i!l,hf the guest of friends in this Orlutulo spent -the week en d'w ith Capt. and Mrs. R. A. Radford left
gave of your means. V s r S P . ' c ^ ' K I a .
a
The Best Investment
that -your money goes in M. Dougliaa. t>. c ,
|fltv this week.
.
■
l their mother, Mrs. Ella Lclller and Thursday for Atlanta whore they
For Cenlcnninl In 1921
a The first cost of Diamonds
will make their future home. .Capt.
If interested, in land clearing call thpir sister, Mrs. B. I,. Perkins,
for
which you gave it.
rirmlf. Hemlo.l.
Titllahass.v, May 2 8 .—The lower
f. D. Williamson. Carnes Hotel.
| WHEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN Radford accompanied them as far as htius2 of the Florida legislature to a is a little less than you nro
-We furthermore wish to' tl)}*
a paying for other Stnndurd
55-ltp |Dy f l U N K OF T H E KANDY Jacksonville.
day adopted a r.-a ilution tmdorsing
our thanks to the men and wbriJk.
They are giving
Wight Bros, have some interesting the proposed Centennial Exposition^ a Tires.
who were instrumental in raising t K r" ^
Mrs. J. H. Lawson. Mrs. Charles K IT C H E N .
I F I T .HAS SUGAR
a
from
4000'
to 10,000 miles
. * quotas Ja r . the counties.- - -You ■have
I Hill and Mrs. Grorge Fox motored JN I T WE HAVE IT .
S TA R relics from the battlefields of France in 1921, comm imoratlhg t ie pur-*
sorrier~nnrt ai'C1' guaranteed
done well, God's blessings be upon
[to Orlando Friday. ■
.T H E A T R E B U IL D IN G .
49 , i L „ in t heir show window oil .Magnolia chastr-Df Florida irom Spain.
a for 5,000 miles, a ipiallty
a both'giver nnd worker.
avenue, among them being the in
The exposition would open in No *
Mr.1and Mrs. 1*. B. Bradford left
-Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Pearson and
product - handled by the
a
famous snw tooth bayonet used by
Robert F. Kersey, Manager
vember and continue for one year. ♦
Jiunday lor an extended visit to two children of Orlando motored
Wight
Tire
Co.
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55-.5tc
a
the Germans and afterward denied
Orlando Zone.
|Ohio arid •Michigan.
■
, over Friday and spent the afternoon
The measure now gop* tu. the sen ♦
a
by them. Call anti see them.
Jlub-My-i’ism is a powerful nnti- with Mr. and M rs.'C . W. White. #
ate, where,its approval is regarded as a a a a a a a a
a a a f a a a a
Fancy Georgia peaches for sale at certiiin.
Fire al Crown Paper Co.
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•
[>eptic: it kills the poison caused from'
Mrs. *M. 11. Mabry, Mrs. G. F.
S3.00 per erate. Graded and packed
For Asshdurre in Festital
Fire was discovered in the plant
[ Infected cuts, cures old sores, te tte r ,' Sm*th and Master llarton Mabry of j
. . . .
:
especially for dessert. Get your or
The .Welfare Doprrunout of the of the Crown Paper Company at an
49-1 Ote ' saniorti
Hanford are registered for a short ,
late
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1 1ders placed before the busy season
Woman’s Club viewing* splendid re- early hour yesterday Liorning. It is.
Mbs Anna Matson, who baa hum stny at the Hillsboro.—Tampa I rib- |1. G. Atkinson, Hawkinsville, Ga. l *
ottU.-* of tin* Spring Festival takes supposed that the origin of the fire
( ! red m Science s rvices
Ivisiting friends at Daytona Beach une.
55-3 tc | ♦
tills opportunity through the col was from spontaneous combustion as
I • will he field at the Woman’s
jift-irncd home S a l’irdp.y
a m:r at the curb to
The Misses Katherine and Mary
umns nf sue Snnforj} .Herald of voie- it started tu* the ink, room .where
j *
*’liil>, (‘‘ah avenue, between
..5 -U
M r . ami idea. R. T. Tiiraatier and
Frances rtall leave this week fur a
irtg
and expressing its thunks and tfttirititit s of ink a n d ' chemicals are
Third and Fourth strets,
IUu children a n d .Miss Elvira Cnrt»r
Mr. am! Mrs. D. It. Hrisson left visit of several weeks in their old
appreciation t-o all tjiose who so gen kept.
on Sunday, morning at *11
[octorid to Orlando Friday.
yestbrduv on the* boat, for New home. * Quincy, Fla.
while away
erously gave t Heir link* and energy
, u :i...tat.’ly tae plant is equippetd
’ otlock;
. -Is-tf
W.'qtllaml Park trill lie on‘*n ngcln t orK .ittfi will vts,; pGier points of Miss Katherine will he bridesmaid al !
that in such a great measure made •v'tl: •»*:" Eprinkl.r system and the
tht
I Simla), June 1st.
.
oo-ltc ‘ iruettat tic toe tmJt h'dore returning Hie Monroe*,Mays. Wedding, a very
the Festival it grand micec-i 'In r - '.ir.
.;
:t :i,;.:islied liefort* the
a a a » a « *
a a a a a a f
prominent ulTair in ljuinry during
chilly and p h u c nVy
, y, J . Carnes of Sanford was the 4* '*1*1*
t arrived. Loss is estrrriMm Miner June.
i (U, I vi-.terdny of his fathe r at Hie; Mi“s Margaret K
| Especially are thanks due the fol- ated at $1,500.
I J. It. Sw ing Resigns
1 .** .
liti-.-iUi' on
Pli., 11"h i. Tampa
Uribune,
i autjui in
iiiu u e,
j Smith ami daughter
.Miss Virginia' Smith, who 7 h.i t ^Uwil-.&u-uuu-luwa
l luattaMer-sd the* lowing J acksonville firms udu» -gave-4”-- -Vitc nnd
raig-Hnrrra-of trr- !
^
.•iIlK-pw H nm r nceepted rhe trttl’n>_nf 11nifpr' S.'rV'Ti i' Southern J ' "lies Cmnpanv in San li^*--al dunntinns
iintp ions thropgh the
t It Wight
Humor in the tarrroom.
Oi
; sc relary of Seminole Courtly <’ ha|>- lord hits ti-signeil hi-* pitsiimn afti'r i nr
<n in whit'll ’Mr. .
’ *i,.>t .red over Sunday and th ere to their In
Ktliel.
who Av o n let- years "Id. tvns
j ter v\d! attend the Home Service hold'tig H stii'c the first of the year, manage . imsistei 1
t
tinj unit Mrs. T. S. Ilatis. Mlehrgun.
studying her render, mil teamed that
i
Secretary Training Institute in Yah
tlrii are placed In B me liefer** Jhey
Mr, Swing has not fully decided
F J- .Smith <’(*.. candy i
!in.iKiin ii The High School an j Mr. ami Mrs. N
rpi
irm
Mrs.
It.
C.
Keene
d.isia in J 1*rtf'. The course will rover
' are dried and pr* | cei! fur •.*!*• After
di*. nun t of 1a per
! 1 h'- , ntmeiii u .* future hut ex- t o n 's ,
t, t-,n_ sale ui Philips drug store .
i:l IB |
j a 'period of t\ weeks, opening Oil poets to return to his old home in I candy.
explnltilng that Ur!ue is very salt wa
■1,., Hpngtf. I t ” W. Third St. Saturday fr•*m Day:
ter, tlo* teacher a^k.d why the fish
,i
o * a. j June 2nd.
Missouri fnr a time nt least
IGs
M V..'t
t*
I ;}.*.*
Lib*
.'
. I*, face was
N. H. Garner.
^
Corporal
Reginald
ll"!l
>
returned
•B
e.s..,ir
I
II I I
been
ailll'U
in
.e
d
< fill h. .vi c r , - l ,iM N if V;
*1 Ulundiuited wiili sudden understand
Mr- Marvin Reaves of St. Ail, .on kill- horne Monday Irom France after an.
Kub- My-Tistn
milk
n!sii. 'it Mm.day after spending a
ing. and she promptly replied: “Be
nr
11
relieves
and
soreness absence of a year. He enlisted in
Ntilire
a i|;ri- tilth her mint, Mrs. 1) R.
Cheek Si Neal ColTee Co., 30 l-lh cause they are used to salt water."
raii«rd Bv Rheumatism. Neuralgia. 1the Tank Corps ut Jacksonville and
Bids will lie received by the hoard cans Maxwell House Coffee.
riveo,
Spritis. etc.
.
4 M-1Otc served his country’ during that time of county commissioners at their
Mr- M.
D. Frier of Sulphur,
Wilson A* Co . F F Brunei), Mgr
Species of Fern.
F. B. Langley and wife ami W It. [at .many points in France
IBs next regular meeting to he held on j
da
ft Tuesday after a visit of
2
cases
Wilson's catsup.
Tin* Mand of Mauritius, less than
many
friends
are
glad
to
see
him
I uosilay, June .'Ini, !ft!9, fur repair
(m 1. h- with lier sister. Mrs. Brooks of Sanford were among the
•tie-iBird tie* urea ,*f Delaware, has
Inline again safe and .sound
representatives
of
the
Celery
City
ing
bridge m u
E, onhiekhiitchi‘t‘ ' The Welfare Department uppreri-, " ’■i native specie* *if fern*; Jnvn. tl
[f»! I 1a
ales
tlic
fact
that
Jacksonville
firms
j
over the week end ut the Hdtshoro.
lititi has proven if will cure Mu ( reek. Work tu he dune under the!
It tie targ* r than New York, has 400,
1situj'I*-1*■ >toek I liamond tire*s.
—Tampa Tribune,
laritt, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fe-i supervision of Fred T. Williams,! take an interest in Sanford’s aetiv- 1
while
contains ."is”.
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Europe
Wight Tire Co.
55-tf
tl ies.
veri
("olds
and
LaGrippe.
It
kills
olounty
engineer,
furnishes
hut
sixty-seven species, the
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Garner, Mrs.
Mr- I A Brumley, ^Irs. R. E.
•relie zone. 2tl; North America, north
Charles Hill and little Misses Mar the germs that cause the lever. Fine
Plans and specifications may he
Miik'i. nnl \liss Hunter and Master
of
Mexico, has tlbout 175 native
49-10tc
guerite Garner anil Eugenia ’Keene Tonic.
had upon application to Fred T.
I John Bromley motored to Port Ortpecles,
■5,
motored to Daytona Hcnrh Mon*
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. White and Williams, Board reserves the right
|aogt Knd.iv.
Miss Carolyn White left Wednesday to reject any and all bids.
day. returning Tuesday.
Dally Thought.
Mr amiMrs'. Flesiicr
and son,
Al! persons desiring to at
E. A. Douglass, Clerk.
Certain portions of the Bible are in their* car for the West : Coast.
Whatever
cloture shall bring We will
I 'Keith left Thursday for their'home
tend
Kuntluy
srhool
will
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given especially to help us control Miss Carolyn will attend the League
B**ttr
with
equanimity.—Terence.
j in Wla-eliiig. Vu., after a pleasant
phone No. 19. 303 or 9 0 -J
our temper. If you need them you convention at Sutherland. Mrs.
winter in Sanford.
not Inter thn n Saturday
M,
E.
Church
White
will
visit
her
brother
and
are invited to the Presbyterian
rumii.
Free transportation
Services at the Methodist church
We an* proud of the confidenee church Sunday morning at 11:15.
sister, Mr. anti Mrs. F, S, Daiger at
In
Court. Seventh Judlrial
will lie furnished them to
on Sunday us follow*:
Ido-tor- druggists _ and the public
i
Clearwater.
Mr
White
goes
to,
St
Mazda Lamps Gel your lamps,
la a ia fn im tf-^vttj
IPav■ • Mid Chill and Fever Tonic.
SutuliUk-acUwd.-_-UH4ll
I ri
v v - A | W,- 11 T ry2*1
muf*- Petersburg on -Bosuiess
of three miles of (he Meth
r m r r n i R T rrT7T"TtT"
Mary Self Bridges
K. 11 Ma ra Ide ami daughter, Miss
TO~Tit' li e slutMOi.
;>-Y-1!te
odist
church.
Senior
LcugiH*
7:39
p.
m.
vs.
Citation
f i» Mtlhamsiln, representing the
Horten sc. Miss Rosnlee Williams
Mr. William E. Cochrane recently
Preaching 8:30 p. m. 1 Elij h J . Bridges
ftilliainson Steel Stu-i p Fuller Com*
and
little
Gertrude
Lee
were
guests
mustered out of -the army spent
Jtuiior League will he held nt 4:00
j psr.y of Cordele, Gn„ is in t)u* city
• '(T o Elijah J. Bridg* . Gastonia. N. C.
Friday with his cousin, Fred ’ S. at the home of J . L. Miller on Wed
* * * * * * * •’ | . It is hereby ordered that you ap
j today on business.
*
p.
in. Friday and prayer meeting at * * * * * * * *
nesday
of
this
week.
Mr.
Marable
Daiger, Jr., going from here to Lake
pear to the bill of complaint filed
Mr.* It. C. Keene left Saturday land, then to Dade City his home. has rhnrgc of the I. (). 0. F. Home 8:30 p. rn. on Wednesday evening.
Everybody
invited
to
these
ser
Y
o
w
e
ll
I
t
j
s
Vow
e
ll-S
p
e
e
r
Co.
at
Gainesville
nnd
was
enrouti*
to
herein
against you in the above onr.iglu fur Macon, Ga., where she was
Howard
Currcy,
Agricultural Lake Alfred. They also visited at vices.
Arthur E. Yowell has purchased titb-d cause, on the 7th day of July,
Ifilled in' the serious illness of one of
Agent of tile Seaboard Air Line Rail the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J.
C. W While. P. C.
the interest in the Yowell-Speer Co.' 9I!>, and tl.c ‘‘■'nH* rd Herald is
I Ler Eraml children.
*
way and It. \Y. Cogsdtll of the Grow Loaning white in the city.
of
this lily formerly owned !>> Geo. hereby designated
to" newspaper
8 A shirts are dillerent
from ers Land and Live Stock Co.. TatJSpeer. This v.ill make Mr. 'l l!well in which tub notice shall L-* pjbitshOn the Itcnrli
[bqu.'r they don't improve with age. pa were Business visitors in the city
Fur R en t—-A cool, attractive Blono the owner of a !most all of the stuck t*d once a week for four c m ' - utivc
Bur *i... k ,,f M|g shirts are fresh, yesserday.
'
cottage; six rooms nnd hath; well in this concern, which’ is the leading week t.
|r.r» and nohhy. Perkins & Britt.
'Mrs. H. E. Herndon and her
NOTICE
furnished;
electric
lights;
cook
by
dry
goods
Hlore
of
the
city.
|
Witness
my
hand
and
official s.*al,
6 5 -He
father, Mr. J. M. Stumon motored
gas or wood; delightful shady por
The
businesswas
orgiinnlly
the
t
h
is
.the
27th
day
«f
May,
1*.»'9.
^u>> Winnie Strong left last Week to Daytona Tuesday to bring Mrs.
Mr. Railroad man do you
tico;
one
block
from
the
sea.
In
N.
P.
Yowell
Dry
Goods.
Company
(seal)
E.
A.
DOUGLASS,
jfor Hastings, Fja., where she goes to Earl Burdick home, who has bcCn
know that every suit of
quire of Dr. Howard or Herald Of and was owned principally by N. P.
Clerk Circuit Court.
apetcl Hie summer with her mother, visiting Miss Mildred Burdick for
Brotherhood overalls sold
fice.
,
,
53-3
tc
Yowell
of
Orlando.
About
five
years
Scbelle
Maine*,
[Mrs Mary Strong.
several days.
in your district brings a
ago the business was purchased by
Solicitor for Complainant.
•Yr. and Mrs. Leslie Bryan ami
Ncw Dangerous Potato. Discnse ' A. E. Yowell and 'Geo. Speer and
commission to your local
G6G has mure imitations thuu any
55-3tc
Ho children motored over to Winter other Chill untl Fever Tonic on the
G. H. Martin, Jr., of the Depart
lodge.
You can get the
jGarden Sunday and were the guests market, hut up one wunts imitations
ment of Agriculture ut Washington
Brotherhoods from
ol Mrs. W, C. Bray.
was In tho Sanford section on Wed
P E R K IN S & B R IT T .
in medicine:. They are dangerous.
fit.*, ijuickly relieves Constipation,
nesday and Thursday of this week.
49-10tc
65- He
pilioVsiiess,
Lois of Appetite and
He is making a survey of the state
G. L. Bledsoe and R. I). Chap
■rtdiihcs. dut* to Torpid Liver.
for
the purpose of finding if Floridn
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•
•
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♦
•
•
•
•
•
*
*
•
*
left for Jacksonville yesterday where
Is
infected
by the new potato disease
49-lOtc
they will travel o v e r'the hot santh
known us “ potato wart."
Mr - nd Mis, D. L. Thrasher and of the Shrine.
Flume Independent City
They were accom
This is u now potato disease re
Paris, May 29.— It is stated fn
J*fty nf friends motored to Daytona panied by F. L. Miller and several
high quarters this morning that the cently discovered, in America in some
other Sanford Shriners.
Heretofore
Editor R. J. Holly is home this settlement of the Adriatic question of the northern states.
‘"'tjitmusiB jsimm,."mi innmt unanag :u.nimiii10 week, being culled by the sudden is now certain as a result of the nego it has been confined to European
countries.
Up- to date none has
illness of Mrs. Holly. He will re tiations of yesterday afternoon.
turn to his duties ns transport secre
Under the settlement, Fiumo be been found in Florida.
Potato wart causes very serious
tary of tin* Y. M. C. A. as soon as comes an independent rity. ’ The
Mrs. Holly’s condition is improved. Italians will receive rer nin of the Iossps in England, Ireland and other
parts of Europe. In some places the
Animals are apt to aioed ] Chas. ,D , Lefiler, Senior Lieut, of Dalmatian Islands, but it is under ditwaso
m
is so - severe t h a t ■JidtaToeiT
time Flag Ship PiUstfprg. now ata* _st(ipd _t]iey—Will ..not gP.t .-C a r»--or^Hiething at this season-* Tioned at Portsmouth, Va., for 're Sobcnsco.
cannot be grown profitably. •
The parasite which causes wart is
to
up their vitality. I pairs wan the guest of his grand-1
Ma*
kcling
H
oprfather C. H. Lcfller Friday cnroutel
spread moat frequently by using dis
C H O O S li C A R E F U L L Y
A splendid tonic and g to Miami, where he visited his pur- Beats burying them. Steve Hoover, eased potatoes for seed.
remedy for all stock ail- |
M t . ' Pleasunt, Iowa, writes, “ Com
,* isu
Soil once infested remains contain
ments caused by a gencr- | What’s the matter? Warm? Get menced feeding my herd of about inated for many'yenrs.
T h e s e le c t io n o f a h a n k s h o u ld b e a m a t t e r
into a palm beach suit and keep 100 hogs B. A. Thomas' ling Pow
Prompt steps should be taken to
fo r e y e f u l c o n s id e r a t io n .
al run down condition is | cool.
Fifty
While you are at it get n good der over two months ugo.
stamp out the disease wherever
, \
Nearby found.
thut’s the kind we sell. Perkins were Bick and off feed.
Tr. Hess & C laris
f one,
herds had cholera.
I did not lose
L o o k in t o its p e r s o n n e l, its d ir e c t o r a t e , its
& Britt.
55-ltc
Keep watch for warty potatoes nt
one
-th
e
y
are
well
and
growing
fast.’
Condition Powder
llnrrold Long, son of Mr. and
f in a n c ia l s t r e n g t h , its m e th o d s a n d its p r in c ip le s .
digging time and report all-suspi
Mrs,
W. W, Long returned home Merchants. G;ocery Co., Sanford, cious cases.
1 Iils remedy will strengthen
51-5tc
this week from France.
He has Fla.
O n tn is b asis' Svc in v ite , y o u r b u s in e s s . *
vitality, enrich the blood
been discharged from the army after
Woman’s Liberty Loan Committee
Woman’s Club
:
_
-an<1 “id digestion. Feed it
serving two years in France and was
Announcement was made a few
The Welfare Deportment of ■the
1° your stock.
"X
among tlie first to land in foreign
days ago that the atatc chairman of Woman's Chib held Its lost meeting
fields.,
^iail orders receive jii ompt
the Woman's Liberty Loan commit of the club scson Wednesday, May
G. H. Bell, representing the Day tee, Mrs. W. S. Jennings had re 28th In the club rooms.
aftention.
tona Beach Casino was In the city ceived notice that the organization
Report of the Spring Festival was
today
calling attention to the fact is not to be dissolved, but that, in
ER
much enjoyed, being given by Mrs.
that the Casino is making special stead, it is to bo held intact, the
Tho department are
4ust Phone 325
efforts to please the Sanford patrons women .holding themselves in readi- S. Putcston.
much
pleased
over
the results. Near-*.
this season.
In .and About
S fhe City
I
Have Strong
Healthy Stock
|
jj
Th e
mmmSuccessful
B usinessman
Chooses His Ba nk With Care
�MAY SO, 19D
In 1895 he entered the ministry
and accepted the pastorates of
churches at Seville and Lake Como. 1
In 1898 he became pastor of the i
Baptist church at Pnlatka, which
charge he held until 1905, when he |
accepted a call to Titusville.
X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XXX
TEACH YOUR CHILD
T H R IFT today if you would have the man of to
prices has been w much slower proFrom 191.1 until his death, Mr.
morrow Thrifty. Teach your child to save not
,
—
* '■irt
* Stones served the churches at Oviedo
cess than currency inllatlon,
and
only money—but character, courage and will
no case in modem history has tho( and Geneva, and deeply endeared
power. Saving people are thrifty and you’ll al
level of commodity prices ever re himself to the citizens of these towns.
turned to the level at which it stood Members, not only of his own faith
ways find them the best people. .
when I.Vic inflation of the currency and order, hut of nil churches held
Brother Stones in the highest esteem
hega?r.
SURPLUS $15,000.00
CAPITAL $30,000.00
and
feci poignantly their loss in his
iAne of Amcrira’s highest economic
Ne, 1IB I iAithorities, Profea
Professor Irving Fisher departure from earthly duties.
Left to mourn the loss of our dear
of Yale University says in his paper
“ What is court without a Gnuid read at the,Conference of Governors brother are his faithful wife, his.Bon,
Ju ry ?"
Somindl® county is tf/ he and Mayors at the White House Fred Stones of Daytona, another
congratulated upon not requiring a March 8rd to 5th, “ llusinoss men son, William of Philadelphia, Penn
J f t WANT YOUR EUSIHEha .
Grand Jury for this session/of the should face the facts. To talk rev sylvania, and two daughters, Miss
court. L ;t us hope that 'this per erently of 19KM I prices is to speak Elizabeth, teacher in the Geneva
formance will lie repeated often.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
R. R. DEAS,
C. D. COUCH,
a dead language today. * *
We school, and Miss Mary Stones, teach-,
II. R. STEVENS
C. M. HAND
------0 — - /
C««M*r
Ati’t Ciihki
IVrtaidfti t
are on a new high price level which er in the Enterprise school, Volusia]
county.
Among other near reia-]
Those who missed attending the will he found a stubborn reality."
lives in this country ure his sistor-inCommunity WorVt Convention on
L E T 'S GO!
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
------ O-----Jnw, Mrs. Hart of Geneva, his two
Tuesday, and ''there were many,
hrothers-in;law, Rev. A. L. Aber
missed a raro/treat. Florida is far
FLO RID A SAND
crombie
of Umatilla, and J . E. Aber
behind on Kvr work nmong the Iniys
Speaking of the wonderful returns
will, regret it some day unless farmers have enjoyed this season crombie of Winsted, Connecticut.
steps zur'e taken to remedy the cxisl- from' the bean, cucumber, pepper,
TheJ^niany friends of the family posed ns a man who needed work, to talk of his gentle friend nip).the.
An IHmtmtlon.______
ing .(Conditions,
sympathize
deeply with these' in and she secured the position In your days "lien they were_.tOgvUu1r, - .11c ami other small-truck crop, the
“Thought,"
says n philosopher, "inoy
tfjeirrsad hour of bereavement--^— father's oflko for me.—O h M tw n fl'ti gives tm Intimate picture of Steven stay behind silent lips, hut when It
Punta Gorda Herald declares:
caddish
thing
to
do,"
ho
added
hltson’s
simple
life
on
tlu*
Island,
of
Ids
/^EV E R Y B O D Y CAN H E L E — —
Florida sand l3- SlRrwlTig Uiis year
terlj*; "and I suppose you’ll think* I'm ntmhles on tIII* beach among the coco becomes feeling It runs to expres
he law says that: No animal may what yt can do when property cultinut groves, of Ids friendly associations sion." We’ve noticed tills In cases
n
preltjr poor sort."
he r'.ar.’ci! er al..c:d .
J,*p herto . H t.il.i **
But Brother Boh was slinking with- with the natives. •When Stevenson left of persons who thought they were hit
I eaten or overloaded, and it pun
The "grit" of her sons, and the
suppressed laughter. "Pretty clever!" the Island lie Invited Donut aboard Ids ting n null, hut who felt they hml
ches those who are cruel to animals. sand of tier sojl is what is making
lie choked. "Now II’h j i p to you •to sblp for dinner and presented him a smashed their lingers.—Boston Tran
_______________
square yourself with Dot. She's wise valuable ring as a souvenir of tlielr script.'
Therefore, if you know' of a horse Florida rich and famous.
One is
that
something's
In
the
nlr
nfter
this
friendship.
"He
was
a
good
man,
a
that is not properly eared for, or is helpless without the other. Thou
Dy NELLIE CORDON.
Well, She Is, Isn't She?
afternoon, hut I didn't say ii word to great gentleman." Is Dount's tribute.
worked when lame or very old—if sands of acres of as good soil as that
Poor man! He can spend a full day
her.
I
wanted
to
hear
your
version
in
the
Punta
Gorda,
Manatee,
Hast-'
you know of a dog, chained all the
iL’miyrleht, tut:'. Iiv tic McClure Newspa first."
tanking. himself look pretty ni.q tm-,
f
per Symlh'uln.)
SAMUEL M. FELTON
time without exercise, or one with ings, Plftfit City, Sanford and Okee
body notices him, while a wee slip „f n
Dorothy must have had n premonlout water or proper shelter in very chobee sections are to he found all
girl can come out Just any old wny
Now that fhe war wn» n thing of * tl«*n that she was going to have n
hot or cold weather or a cat that over Florida, and it is only when the past, so to speak, Dorothy found caller, as she dunned her very pret
and the entire poptilnce will any, "Ain’t,
deserves better care of it.- owners men with the "grit" to tackle the time hanging heavily on her hands. tiest gown.
sho sweet?"—'Smith Charleston Sen
tinel.
than it is getting; ftj any of* these thing intelligently got to work on ■No more Liberty loan boosting, and
When the mnhl announced Ids ar
cases lot us remember that we are these itqiU, that they produce the the Red Cross activities had nlmtet. rival site descended to the living room
. cowards unless wo try to Improve Wonderful harvests we read of this considerably In ilie town of Ketitvlllo mill fonnd'lhero a young man. tall and
with the dawning of peace. Dorothy, bronzed, but with brown eyes that
conditions.
Sometimes it can lie s e a s o n .
i v * - r -j
.
i t .
•lone by personal and kindly remindIt is almost iorpossihle to e s t i m a t e before tlm war, tool been rattier a "■ re more somber (him merry, ns on
th rnrlde>H persons. Some- | u . i i m l ntuiii'ial returns from) lady of leisure, hut the lure of piling nim ther oremdoj}.
era to the
t tnes it takes force to make Iticin i l'tort<ln truck crops, ft>r the crops are ■one's lilt hud -gotten Into lu;r blood, , "1 true an cvt'|nu;if ll,n -*>•—uu*-r|4| 'ivrr- n ull ■> wtifm TMi’vm do. 'i 's tirey.1, lie lleglin, ami forthwith
** ’ey Lin (lolcien Rule, l o^niq i;;.—■*■;
^
-m-viirt t’ligtr a ii'l^ ' w..i.-r>r Hl.llScanning
lor mall she found one begim the tale of bis perfidy Dorothy
I osl a nee t n 1be [
>. or ntlo r i if. (I .,i ,,,, man It.o'As i xu< lly what
Idler which brought a look of en hi first was milurnlly very Indlgunnt
(*, tillage uulh»rit> slmfioi liie ease |e\‘eo a •u'flmn lots returned
\t e thusiasm to her very attractive face, bill she llludty decided to forgive hint.
I *’ teferrell, unless tiiere is a special j cati only estimate upon the earlnudt replacing the bored. ll-l ||"(S led;
Some Weeks Idler found this engag
Humane ollin-r, and tli,re are f.ir diipped ,tt the ftw-ntge prices paid wrhh b lead s e t t l e d I her i* Inli'ly.
ing Gllnlti pleading with Dorothy to
<5
..
t to few in Florida, If "* fad ou t reported from ttilferent plates and at
ii was from the AiniTii-aii ltcd resign from her position on the com
f
V
in improving coio'.iiions, that is not varying times.
Gross, asking that she serve on a com mittee and to form a new one to lie
da excuse to say, "I is not any of
The I'linta Gorda Herald tells l|s mlitee lo ii d men r< turning from the ] devoted solely and entirely in the
after-eare” of one returned soldier.
my business," an I go along letting "One car of tomatoes netted $1, service, in Uniting positions suitable
d unit creatures sutler i;ied)»*sly .r 'I.VJ.fdl, another i ar m-11<-■f f 1,70.1 75 .to their various nldlilies pud to help And I almost forgot to add. that ho
be aliused witho’d evi n trying to Hundreds of cars at prices but them In general In readjusting them was successful.
selves to civilian life.
help them.
liltle under these have gone out or
Dorothy literally threw herself Into KNEW AND LOVED STEVENSON
This includes the breaking of tie are going out now.
the work with great eagerness. From
The federal torn an of crop e-ltm- morning until night she gave of her Old Resident ot Tahiti Proud of His
game, iiird and -fish laws of our stale,
ui is l,,o often done b_\ tonne people ,iles tells us. regarding
i n u i i i ; iI lie Florida lust ..gort- to Ilie wonderful work.
Association WUh the F.imous
■•i*i.f.
tine morning, as she was leaving for |
Romanticist.
a c v\ell a.- touristProtecting laws 1 watermelon crop ■
"Th
e * bureau bits
B u t t» v .
___
have been made and d we want j records of tO.ti'JO ueres now planted. the “After-Care" headquarters, n rail-j
iltirabL
Florida 11> continue blessed in aid- the forecast lor the season being er was nnnoimeed. And In the living- ] In the town of Papeete, on Ilie Isroom she found a tall, bronzed young bind of Tahiti. lives an old man mii|i"d
Samuel f.l. Felton, president of the
e :*-r't
n early a:!
mill bird and lish life in sio lt ahull- f 7.1.10 cars, 1,000 melons (o a car."
man clad In olive drab,
Chicago Great Western, is the man
Doiuit, ii f o r m e r comrade o f Robert
dance as it should and could be, it is
And with tlu pnee -averaging
th.
:u.
"Miss Gray?" he ipieslloned.
lauds -Stevenson when the famous ro- who has rehabilitated the railroads of
up to Florida rilizelis to see about it. above six hundred d o lla r s a ear.
T h e r e ’a a type* Lt>tneci every
mnntlcKi was Journeying through" lilts France^y He has recruited seven conDorothy nodded.
Mankind is stronger than animal while many cars are still bringing
Donut loves lo •tructhSn regiments and their work has
pur j js c , at-.'l tiv* n* j T *1
"I understand that you nre one n! South Sea Islands.
life, and God expects us (o live and above eight hundred dollars, or
the ‘Afier-Care* committee, and as I tell of the days when the writ ex used been one of the wonders of the war.!
Moe'k forms lltai fit lit* t:i :
teach the doctrines of Immunity and eighty cents a melon at the side have Just returned from camp 1 have to rest in his home and listen ,to the He mobilized the country’s railroad fa-'
jqstiee toward the dumb ereal tires track or in tIn* Held, some idea of taken Hie liberty of calling to ask If weird ghost tales which the old .man- clllties for the Invasion of Mexico, had | fo carefully desk'n- .i tl ;»* • t
nrouhd us.
tire nil!.* lu u
what the melon crop is going to he. you cotibl aid me In finding work, I told and which Stevensm* wove Into that step been necessary, and that ;
work put him in touch with the rail
------O suppose It |« n little irregular, as I do some of Ills stories.
worth cun be had
.w iliu H .lL L v
Their friendship begun when the
6? “
DAYS OF GOLD
I’ lo rid a is the only stale now sid| - led belong here, toil ns i Intend to rV.
mil ill hole. ........for so if W I W III H !L Ui Illigr~
II you will read vour !s i I.,rv of ping waleflneb.i|
_'.j i lllniffiii~tw-rl^rfrT■rmr XTTTCTir lie-STUrng | IrTp ifimugli the MnrquetmH Is
I |K»td - ril*b— , 1 j . V - A i f . .■*:
Tin. us in
lands, (in Donat's grounds* were the
to help mi*."
Glasses for Appearance Sake. •
~TTT you will liiid tlial one of the every other fruit and melon and
Dorothy considered for n moment, only vegetable gardens In the Is
"Miss Bessie. If you are going to
outstanding, and most impressive fea truck. |rod irt, reap the best of tin* then, assuming her most businesslike land. the formation of which wns
tures of the time was "high prices." prices for its work in raising the planner, wild: "It Is rather Irrdg'nlnr, mostly coral, sand and nibble. Each town today, I wish you would buy my
alsler. who lives In the north, a pair
You will find many amusing in earliest produce.
I suppose, lull then, the object of the morning tIn* old mini would send ’ to of glasses." "Why. Annie." replied the
stances of the astonishment -of the
It pays lo truck in Florida, even work Is to help all soldiers, and I Stevenson's house n great basket of ymmg Indy addressed. "I emihl not get
newly arrived tenderfoot at the if the sandy soil does not appear to Hilnk perhaps the matter of your not fresh vegetables, frolt and coconuts, your si - 1» r n pair of glasses. She
and Inrrr when the author came to
prices he was o b l i g e d lo pay for you fit to raise anything, provided belonging here will not matter.
must have to r sight tested so that tin*
After
noting
Ids
mmllllrnllons.
nml
lllimk Donni for the gift the two would glii**ses mat he suitntde." "till." said
every thing he needed or desired
A you have the right kind, and sullisit
til
the
-hade
and
talk
for
hours.
securing Ms address, she promised t■*
fdate of ham and eggs. $5.1)0; a pair cient grit to mi* with that sand
Annie rattssirffnglv,' ■-he wrote me Unit
Nothing b<<llgld* Donat more than "lint fits iot nose tits her nose!"
eoiiiiiiunii-iit,. with him (is soon as pos
cif boots, $75.00; a bit of lumber. Tampa Tribune.
slide.
? 100 00. carpenters', wages, $50 00 a
A week Inter found Robert Blrney.
day.* and so on through ihe whole
OBITUARY
Dorothy's protege, settled In the of
.list of the market.”
fice of Dorothy's father. And, strange
»
The chief reason for this condition
Rev. William Stones
ly enough, it hentine necessary for
in the gold fields in '49 wus precisely
Seminole county and Florida have Dorothy to visit her •father nt business
the fundamental reason for ohr gen hist one of the noblest men in the very much more often than • In the
eral high level prices all over this state In the death of Rev. William past, she had many pleasant clmls
.country and the civilized world to Stones, late pastor of the Itnptist With the stranger, who puzzled her
day, a relatively large supply of cur -churches ut Oviedo and Geneva. greatly, as his manner of speech nml
SANFORD, FLORIDA
rency, a relatively small supply of Rev. Stones' death occurred at the luildts were very much nt variance
with Ids apparent position in life.
goods or commodities, a great need home of his son, Mr. F/cd Stones at
Some inputfis Inter, entile a day. of
of commodities.
•
Statement of Condition Condensed from
Daytona, Florida, on Fptlay, May much rejoicing In Dorothy’s family.
Under the cull of the price which Kith.
Brother Bob arrived home after n
Comptroller’^ Call May 12, 1919
California was offering for commodi
Rev. Stones has been one of the year or fighting "over there." After
ties in those days uf gold, ull the most active citizens of Seminole he had been home about a week In*
RESOURCES
world begun rushing its surplus pro county in all of- the many drives accompanied Dorothy one morning to
LIABILITIES
tin1
office.
*
ducts to that profitable market.
other activities during the past two
Loans and Disconnts • $ 321,282.47
And as they entered the miter of
Capital ■ . . . .
j
The production of gold, however, years. In Red Cross work, Liberty fice n strange thing occurred. Boh
Overdrafts . . . . .
329.58
Surplus and Profits - wus so great as to keep far allpad of Loan drives, War Savings and Unit cleared the little gate in a Jump and
U. S. Bonds and Trcns.
D it e Federal Reserve
ti e production of commodities, and ed War Work campaigns, Mr. Stones landed almost on top of the young
Cerfificp.U’H . . . .
431,176.00
Hank (Secured by U.
it was only after a period of years was among the lenders of his com man who wns studiously working at a
OlliCj Ronds . . . .
191.129.73
S.
Trcns. (’erlificalcs)
desk,
tl at commodity prices in California munity, never failing to respond to
Federal R e s e r v e Bank
Circulation
. i . . •
"Boh
Blrney—by
nil
tlmHf’
wonder
every
call
made
upon
him,
whether
came to a level approximating those
S
t
o
c
k
.........................■
2
,
100.00
in his official capacity ns a minister fill!" shouted Rob, wringing Hint
of older mnrkets.
Real Estate . . . .
16,500.00
or
us u private citizen. His efficient ymmg man’s hand. "But what In tinFurniture
a
n
d
Fixture.’:
On the other hand California/was
2.500.00
name of common sense are you doing
a! ipping gold to the older murkels work has been recognized not only here?"
.CUSH AND DUE FROM
,.
_______ ___
so rapidly -tiiut commodity prices in the communities . Ill which he
UANKS ......................... 250,833.86.
Ifirney, flushed and uhcomfortnbh
D EPO SITS
1,009,547.65
throughout end nvoiding Dorothy’s wotnlerlm
rise in those markets to greatly served as pastor, but
the
entire
county.
Total
$1,216,151.61
rsze. answered: "I'll see you tills lift
T o ta l. . . $1,216,151.64
higher levels. •
♦•moon
nt
,
fi:f>0
and
explain
every-'
Rev.
William
Jitones
was
bortl
in
In the last four and a half years
thing. I'm rather busy Just now, nr
*
oftlU £l|3
. ..
tl ) whole civilized world has been Donrastcr, England,' March LMth,.
I have some things to finish which nre
1846,
and
came
to
America
at
the
Deposits
1911
di itroying commodities and increas$285,488.84
tpille* Important."
li.tr currency. Naturally, the prices age of twenty-one, settling, fifst at
Promptly
nt
5:80
Boll's
roadster
wni
Deposits 1915
Montreal, Canada. Lat.-r he moved
$.117,629.85
watting at the otllee. nod the two
to Michigan, where he was engaged
.voting men rode off together In the
Deposits 1916
- $466,763.03
in the lumber business. Previous to twilight. After they had been rhllng
■
this time he had been connected n little while Blrney jmgnn his re
We have a ribbon for
D e p o s its 1 9 1 7
with railrouds at various puintj in cl t nf.
7 $ 5 3 5 ,5 2 4 .7 0 .
your typewriter
England and Canada.
♦‘You see, after I gof home T was
BLACK, BLUE, .PURPLE
In 1884 he came to Florida, locat pretty well 'all In,* nml dad sent me
ing at Sanford, where ho became in up here for-n rest before geltln-, into [>is
or any of the above
teresfed in the growing of citrus J>nmess with hlin. After I had been
with red
trees. Later he was engaged in sim-' A""'
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ymir* ulster, nml
.
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<*'cn It wns nil off •with me. I Just
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
liar work in and, near DeLand, F la ..;
, 0 Imvt ,)4.r, n,
Office Supply Dept.
where for a number of years he.w’ak,
n Wtiy. T |lon , foll,lt,
Ilmt Vlu,
Phone 148
Sanford, Florida
deacon in the Baptist church upd j wns on this ‘AftopCaro’ committee,
leader of the Bible Class.
I u:jJ thu Idea came. So I went, to her, L£
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improvements this season, notably by the Government and a telegram
grati- has been conducted under their
the big shaded verandas, the new has been sent by Mrs. McAdoo, na
is in management over since,
fishing pier and the new ball room tional chairman, asking the aid of
jfe n llo ii
on of
Mr. Vowell contemplates several
»
and auditorium. The parties going the committees in otaisting the Boy
*n Brief
” °i' important changes in the business
over for the day have free use of the Scouts of America to conduct their
pfftonal Items
>vlp. and wilj keep the store up to modern
verandas where they can cjp their campaign June 8th t j 14th to secure
ofInlrrest
*“ -t high standards in ovory way. An
lunches nnd enjoy the delightful 1,000,00ft associate members.
ec >K- experienced advertising man will be
ocean view,
Tom Marin and Lester Henry mo- Beach Friday, wher
n* 1er employed to keep the public inHarry Ward and L. A. Brumley
,f(| to Orlando Saturday.
t
; day very pleasantly
e* formed of the new and up-to-date
are now owners of new Republic
lines -of merchandise that will be
nuy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co.
Mr. UIUj
Trucks purchased front the Wight
.
carried
at all times nnd other high
55-tf i Miss Hlvirt
Tire Co. They are delighted with
9th
class
men
will assist in making fthe
Brs. Bbra Ackers of Virginia is Robert Thr
these new trucks* and are using them
Ians
\
owell
Company
a store that ,will be
, guC9{ of Mrs. Will Hand.
tona for a
daily in their extensive farming op
' he a credit Co the citv.
erations.
Mre. R. IL Dr as a’>d £,lildren are j New Tra
Daytona for a few weeks'
price.
Don't throw away that old pan
Hotel
pt
Stone—AH kinds of
nma hat because it is dirty or nut of
We have u man that will
Phone 213Do you know how to use the Bible shape.
make
it
look like new for you.
i,.j. Kennedy of Lakeland
to hell* you control your temper?
Bring
It
in.
I'erkins & Britt. 55-lc
itor in the city yesterday evening' Hear
about1 it at the Presbyterian
------ -----Lieut. W. A. Radford and wife
! church Sunday, 11:15 a. in.
who
have been visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wiggins of
Cnpt.
and Mrs. R. A. Radford left
♦
BUY DIAMONDS
*
Orlando spent the week end with
♦
The
Best
Investment
*
Thursday
for
Atlanta
where
they
i their mother. Mrs. Elia Letller ami
♦ The first .cost of Diamonds ♦
r,(crested, in land clearing call their sister, Mrs. It. L. Perkins.
> will make their future home. Copt.
♦ is a little less than you are •
Radford
accompanied
them
as
far
as
Williamson, Carnes Hotel.
| WHEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN
huua* 'of the Florida legislature to
♦
paying for other Standard
•
Jacksonville.
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day adopted a res *lutio:i endorsing
55-ltp
' r , Y T H IN K OF T H E KANDY
♦ Tires.
They
are giving •
Wight
Bros,
have
some
interesting
the proposed Centennial K (position
i J. H. Lawson. Mrs. Charles K IT C H E N . I F IT HAS SUGAR
♦ from- I0Q()' to 10.000 miles ♦
ml Mrs. George Fox motored IN I T WE HAVE IT .
STA R relics from the battlefields of France in 1921, eommemorating the pur
.♦
service and, are guaranteed___*.
In
their
show
window
on
Magnolia
chase of Florida fr o j n ______
upon
ando Friday.
.T H E A T R E flfjIL D IN G .
40-tf
♦-lor
5;000 miles, a ijuaiity
♦
avrnuPTT»mong^ thPTTT~belng ~irTe“ fn^
The exposition would open in No ♦ product handled by the ♦
'-and- Mrs. -far B. Bradford loft
Mr, and Mrs. E. CT Pearson..and
famous, saw tooth bayonet used by
vember timl continue for one year. ♦ Wight Tire Co.
av for an extended visit to two children of Orlando motored
55-otc
♦
the Germans and afterward denied
over Friday and spent the afternoon by them. Coll and see them. .
The measure now goes to the sen
with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. White.
ate, where its approval is regarded as
Fancy Georgia peaches for sale at certain
Fire at Crown Paper Co,
Mrs. M. H. Mabry, Sirs, G. F.
$8.00 per rrute. Graded and packed
For
AsNialar.ce
In
Festival
Fire
was discovered In the plant
Sm'th *nnd Master Harton Mabry of
especially for dessert. Get your or
The
Welfare
Dept
rtmerit
of
the
of
the
Crown
Paper Company at an
Sanford ar5 registered for a short 1ders placed before the busy season.
Woman’s
Club
viewing
splendid
re
early
hour
yesterday
warning. It is
Anna Mason, who has been stay at the. Hillsboro.- Tampa Trib- L. G. Atkinson. Ilawkfnsville, Ga.
sults of tiic Spring Festival takes supposed tiiat the origin of the fire
friends at Daytona Beach j one.'
this opportunity, through the col was from spontaneous combustion as
it t he \\ oman ft
I liome- Saturday.
j T' >r i a ma" at the curb to
umns of (lie Nnnford Herald of voic it started in the ink room where
•The -Misses Katlierint* and Mary
■nue. between
, ml-Mrs. K. T. Thrasher and s v i . e y o j .
.F*-tf
ing and expressing its t'lanka and quantities of ink anti chemicals are
Frances Ball leave this week for a
Fourtii st rets,
liiri-n anil Miss Elvira Cr.rt-r
Mr. v.tl Mrs. I). R. Brisxon left visit’ of. several weeks in their old
appreciation to all those who so gen kept.
morning
at II
I to Orlando Friday.
‘ yesterday o*i the boat, for New home, Quincy, Flu.
while away
erously gave tfTcir time and energy
Fortu.iat.dy* the plant is equipped
.
IS-tf
land Park will be nti"n agrin . » «r« and will \is.i other points of Miss Katherine will-lie bridesmaid at
that ingyurh a great measure made
k tin* .priukLr system and the
June 1st.
fi.*>-lte
Kuerten or tne east before returning the Monroe-Mays Wedding, *n very
the Festival a grand nuece-vF fin::r; ; l ’ :i£uisht*d before t ho
prominent affair in Quincy during
ctally and pleasurably.
1 ’* ' ' 7'
t arrived. L<hh is estim
Carnes o f ’Sanford was the
esterday of his father at tip*: Miss Margaret K >». Mm . Elmer J une.
Especially are thunks due the fol ated at $1,500.
I .ii i. Tampa Rribune.
’ , Smith and daughter n Tw.
Miss Virginia .Smith, wtjo has
lowing Jacksonville l i n n s 'who gave
accepted the office of Hone’ S.t .vih Xluu-,- drifinriniv
nftt Mrs. Craig Harris or
l(oal lor .laeksort* .11. goii
^Humor in the Classroom.
n* i m ir
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In - andAbout
<£ The
C<£
Summary of the
- Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged Tor
Herald Readers
Garner
Rule-M y-1 ism - a
. pain kill
er.
It relieves
and so rem ss
caused by R h eu m atism , Neuralgia
Sprites, etc.
U M o tc
tiunpJcte stock Diamond tires.
[Wight i,re C i t .
55-tf
Mr- I. A. Brumley. Mrs. It. E.
Milieu and Miss Hunter and Master
John Brumley* motored to Port Or
ange Friday.
,
Mr. and Mrs. Flesher and son.
[Keith left Thursday fur their home
jin Wheeling, Va., after a pleasant
fainter in Sanford.
s We are proud of the confidence
norlor-,. druggists and the public
Jiai" !• lillii Chill and Fever Tonic.
F. B. Langley and wife and W. It.
Brooks of Sanford were among the
representatives of the Celery City
over the week end at the Iidishorn.
Tampa 'IVihune.
Mr. and Mrs. N. (). Garner, Mrs,
Charles Hill and little Misses Mar
guerite Garner and Eugenia Keene
(holered to Daytona Beach Mon
day, returning Tuesday.*
. Certain jtortions of the Bible are
given especially to help Us control
our temper. If you need I hem you
ary .invited to the Presbyterian
rhurch Sunday morning at 11:15.
Mazda Lam ps
where? At \\ II
Get your lamps,
Treadwell's, next
f »* l >■Vtnlli.i mMiHf-r rpre^ nTIffirTro"
Mr. William E. Cochrane recently
Hilliamson Steel Stun |> Puller Com
mustered out of the army spent
pany of Cordeie, Go., is in the city Friday* with his cousin, Fred S.
[toilay on liusiness. •
Duiger, Jr., going from here to Lake
Mm. II. C. Keene left Saturday land, then to Dade City his home,
night for Macon, Gu., where she'was
Howard'
Currey,
Agricultural
kilbd hv the serious illness of one of
Agent of the Seaboard Air Line Rail
prr grand children.
way and It. W. Cogsdill of the Grow
I 8 A shirts are different from lers Land and Live Stock Co,, TuQlifiuor ihey don't improve with age. pa were business visitors in .the city
Par Mark uf silk shirts are fresh, yesserday.
and nobby. I’erkins & Britt.
Mrs. II. E. Herndon and her
55-lle
father, Mr. J. M. Slumon motored
! Mi.«s Winnie Strong left last week to Daytona Tuesday to bring Mrs.
[or Bastings, Flit., where hIic goes to Earl' Burdick home, who has been
pper.d the summer with her mother, visiting Miss Mildred Burdick for
Mrs Mary Strong.
sevcrnl days.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ilryan and
GGG lias more imitations than Uny
l*o children motored over to Winter other Chill and Fever Totric on the
harden Sunday afid were the guests markdt, hut'no one wants imitations
-Mrs W. C. Bray.
in medicine; They are, dangerous.
SCO quickly relieves Constipation,
49-10tc
h’linusness,
^oss of Appetite and
G. I,. Bledsoe and R. II. Chap
Ifadaches, due to Torpid Liver.
left for Jacksonville yesterday w’nri>
49-1Otc
they will travel over the hot sands
•^*r end Mis. D. L. Thrasher anil of the Shrine. They were accom
* rty iif friends motored to Daytona panied by F. L. Miller and several
other Sanford Shriners.
Editor R. J . Holly is home this
week, being called by the sudden
illness of Mrs. Holly.
He will re
turn to In's duties ns transport secre
tary of the Y, M. C. A. as soon as
Mrs. Holly’s rendition is improved.
Chas. D. Lcffler, Senior Lieut, of
Animals are apt to need
the Flag Ship Pittsburg, now sta
something at this season
tioned-at Portsmouth; ’Va., for re-'
pairs was the guest of his grand
to buildup IHeir vitality.
father C. If. Lefller Friday enroute
Have Strong
Healthy Stock
splendid tonic and,
remedy for all stock ail
ments caused by a gener*d run down condition is
A
Condition Powder
1 his remedy will strengthen
vitality, enrich the blood
and aid digestion. Feed it
to your stock.
Mail orders receive pfompt
Juat Phone 325
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li-r wijl attend tin* Homy Service [ fiohpng it -Mue the ff-.-t of i he y
Secretary Training Institute in Vul- I Mr. Sv.in;; has not fully tied
dustii in June. I he course will cover *,s
his immediate future hut
a period of ;i\ w e e k s , Opening
June Jnd.
[ Missouri for a time at least.
Corpora! Reginald Holly returned | tuecesaar t* m not* been ann<>un
home Monday from France alicr an
absence of a year. He enlisted in
the Tank Corps at Jacksonville and
served his country during that time
at many points in France.
His next regular meeting to he held on
many friends are glad to see him Tuesday, June .'Ird, Hllff, fo'r rejmirhome again safe and wound.
mg bridge over EconloekhaL hee I
fififi haw proven it will cure Ma Creek. Work to he done under the :
laria, C hills and Fever. Bilious Fe supervision of Fred T
Williams,
ver, Colds and LaGrippe.
It kills elounty engineer.
the germs that cause the fever. Fine
Plans and specifications may lie
Tonic.
19-1 Otc
had upon appliealion to Fred T.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. White and Williams. Board reserves the right
Miss Carolyn White left Wednesday to reject any and all bids.
in their car for the West Coast. ,
E. A. Douglass, Clerk.
Mbs Carolyn will attend the League
Gff-ntr
convention at Sutherland, Mrs.
M. E. Cliurrh
White will visit her brother and
Services at the Methodist
sister, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Duiger ut
Clearwater, Mr White goes to St on Sunday as follows;
Sunday school III. Ill a m
Senior League 7:ff(J p. in.
Horten se, Miss llosalee Williams
Preaching 8:80 p. m.
and, little Gertrude Lee were guests
Junior League will lie held at 4:00
at the home of J. L. Miller on Wed
nesday of this week. Mr. Marable p. in. Friday and prayer meeting at
has charge of the I. 0 . O. F. Home k:ff(l p. in. on Wednesday evening.
Everybody invited to these ser
at Gainesville and wus enroute to
Lake Alfred. They also visited at vices.
C. W. White. P. c .
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
bossing while in the city.
On thr llenrli
Fur Rent -A cool, attractive atone
cottage; six rooms and hath; well
NOTICE
furnished; electric lights; cook by
gus or wood; delightful shady por
Mr. Railroad rnan do you
tico; one •block, from the sea.
In
know that every ‘ suit of
quire of Dr. HownYd or Herald Of
Brotherhood overalls sold
fice.
•*
fill-.'ltc
in your district brings a
New Dangerous Potato Disease
commission to your local
G. II. Martin, Jr., of the Depart
lodge.
You cun get the
ment of Agriculture nt Washington
Brotherhoods from
was in the Sanford section on Wed
P E R K IN S & B R IT T .
nesday and Thursday of this week.
65-ltc
Ho is making n survey of the state
for the purpose of finding if Florida
is infected by the new potato disease
9
known us "potato wart.”
Flume Independent Clly
This is a new potato disease re
Paris, May 29.— It is stated In
high quarters this morning that the cently discovered in America in some
Heretofore
settlement of the Adriatic question of the northern states.
is now rrrluin as a result of the nego it has been confined to European
countries.
Up to date none has
tiations of yesterday afternoon.
been
found
in
Florida.
Under the settlement, Fiutne be
comes nn independent city.
The - Potato wart causes very serious
Italians will receive cer a in of the losses in England, Ireland nnd other
Dalmation Islands, hut It is under purtH of Europe. In some places the
stood they wllj not get Cura - or ilieeasc la so qevcrc That potatoes
Kelienscm
cnnndt b'o grown profitably. ■
The parasite which causes wurt is
------Marketing Hope
spread moat frequently by using dis
Beats burying thorn. Steve Hoover, eased potatoes for seed.
Mt. Pleasant, .lown, .writes, "C om
Soil once infested remains contain
menced feeding my herd of about inated for many’ years.
100 hogs-B. A. Thomas* Hog Pow
Prompt steps should lie taken to
der over two months ago.
Fifty
stamp out . the disease wherever
were sick and off feed.
Nearby
found.
Keep watch for warty potatoes at
digging time and report all suspi
cious cases.
Woman’* Liberty Loan Committee
Announcement was made a ffiw
days ago that thtf state chairman of
the Woman's Liberty Loan committee, Mrs. W, - S. Jennings had re
ceived notice that the organization
is not to be dissolved, but that, In
stead, It la to bo held intact, the
women holding themselves in readi
ness to dp anything oskd oof them
•
Woman’* Club
The Welfare Department of - the
Woman’s Club held Its last meeting
of the club seson Wednesday, May
28th in the club rooms.
Report of the Spring Festival was
much enjoyed, being given by Mrs.
S.‘ Puteston.
The department are
much pleased over the result^. Near
ly eight hundred dollars remain as
Ethel, who w as tel- ye tr* obi. was
studying Iter render, end learned I tint
fish a r e placed In biiite liefore they
a re ilrfeil and prep i r e ! for *:i! • A f te r
explaining ifint Print* fis very salt w a
ter, th e te a c h e r A into d why the ' Ilsli
.*
'
! ,
T s fa ce wan
Kliiinliinii'd will, sadden understand*
lug, and she p rom p tly replied : " B e
ca u se they a r e used to salt w n ter."
Species of Fern.
The Island of Mauritius, less than
iiie-iliird III" urea nf Delaware, has
nativ e spi’rivs of fP riis; J a v a , a
Jtilu Inrgi r limn Now York, Ims ■lilt),
while Brazil contains .’(S7. All Europe
furnishes Pin sixty-seven species, the
•retie zone. "■!; North America, north
if Mexico, has about 175 native
ipecies.
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Daily Thought
' Whatever chiinre shall tiring we will
t^iir with ytpinnlinlty.—Terence.
All persons desiring In at
tend Sunday srluml will
phone No. 19. .'lOff or 9 0 -J
nut Inter Ilia n Saturday
noun.
Free transpnrlution
will he furnished them to
and from If wiifiln a radius
Court. Seventh Judicial
S minule County. Florida.
Citation
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To Elijah J, Bridg* , Gastonia,'N. C.
i t |„ hereby ordered that you ap; |*ear to the hill of complaint filed
Vowell I i)*> Vowi ll-Specr Co.
herein against you in the above enArthur E. Vowell has purchased titbd cause, on the 7th day of July,
the interest in the Vnwell-Specr C o . 1 91*9, and the *-'nrf< rd Herald is
of this lity formerly owned by Geo. hereby designated ns tim newspaper,
Speer, T h is will make Mr, Vowell in which tm- notice shaff !<■* p lblishtIn* owner of ulmost all of the stock oil once u week for four c.in'i utive
in this concern, which is the lending wetki.
dry Roods store of the Hty.‘
*
| witness my hand and official sjal.
The business was orgilna|ly the this tlie ff7th day i,f May, .19*19.
N. P. Yowell Dry Goods Company,
(seal) ,
E. A. DOUGLASS,
and was owned principally by N. I*.
*
Clerk Circuit Court.
Yowell of Orlundo. About live years Schelle Maines,
ago the business was purchased by
Solicitor for Complainant.
A. E. Yowell and- Goo. Speer nnd
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b u s m s s Man
Chooses His Bank Wit h Care
CHOOSE CAREFULLY
a m atter
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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Wanted—The ladies cd Sanford to
know that we guarantee every pair
of silk hose we sell. Perkins & "Britt.
55-2 tc
BookkeepWanted—A position,
ing or stenographic work, llave had
H All Local Advertisements Under experienced Can give good refer55-1 tp
This Heading TH REE CENTS a ences. Box 822, City.
Line For Each Insertion Mlninium
Charge 25 Cents. .
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Wanted—One room for man and
wife in private family. No children.
lAddfew Box 913.
L
51-3tp
In answortng an navertlsement
Wanted— Fifty men. M. S. Nel
where no name is mentioned In the
»d, please do not ask Tho lUra'd son, Eureka Hammock, Sanford.
53-tf
for Information as to the identity of
the advertiser.
Usually wc do not
Wanted—To buy a roil -top desk
know who the advertiser Is and if
in good condition at reasonable
we do we aro not-allowed to give
price.
Enquire at Herald otllce.
out this Information- Simply write
53-3 tp
a letter and address it as per in*
■tructiona in the ad.
If you want Hemstitching and
Picot Work done promptly and all
This Column irvlrce to Returned Soldlcis
work guaranteed satisfactory scud to
and Sailors Who Seek Positions.
Mrs. Dcrra Corneliaon, 127 West
Church St., Orlando, Flu. 54-3tp
W AN TED
Prcvatt & Co.,* Seville,'Fla.
55-3tc
For Sale—Ono of the nicest homes,
Sanford Heights, 5 room bungalow,
Upholstering and mattress making, sleeping porch. - Lot '70x120 ft.
furniture repaired, mirrors plated, Will accept lib e rty bonds as part
€55-2tc
auto Tops and seats recovered. First payment.^5f. P. Lipe.
class work only. Brown Upholstery - Nice diamond ring^-Orst $100.00
Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. hand getagit.
Box *.815, Sanford,
49-tfe
Fla.
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55-2tc
FOR SALE
Fbr Sale or Rent—Large, comfort
able house, recently repaired II. C.
-a
05-tf
Far Sale —W 1, of Lo t 30, Mecca I >u Bose.
Hammock. Make oiler to owner.
New Trail mobile for sale at half
Harry A. Brown, 410 7th Ave.,
price.
F. D. W.lliumlon, Carnes
Pittsburg, Pa. _
55-3tcliotei.
ss-u p
For Side— Five acres near Cam
If .intefevtcd in land clearing call
eron City.* Two acres cleared and
F. D. Williamson, Carnes Hotel.
fenced. Excellent flowing well. On
| » r . #U«-‘ , 55-1 tp
public road, near loading station.
Cash or t e r m s . - W . M. Haynes,
For Sale—Five acres near Miller's
Herald Office.
55-tf
; grove.
Small house, some orange
trees. See Mrs. G. C. Cates..
For Sale— Bargain—One mule 7
;
4
64-2tp
years old. *. Will* give terms. M. P.
Lipe. Box 815, Sanford. Flip, 55-2tc
For Snle—Good work hohid. First
rexsonahlc
offer gets him.
W. V.
For S ale—We have the standard
Wheeler,
Res.
Elder
Springs.
Post
peaih .and tomato crate, thirty-two
Olllce
Sanford
It.
A.
54-2tp
cents complete; tomato puper twenty.
Krrrllsh pnrllnmenlnry life. being In
1883 the sole workingman member of
Hie house-of. commons. At that time
there was no kind* of Inlmr party In
existence ‘ there. Mr. Anil achieved
fume its the champion'of the English
f'irtii laborer when the tiller of Hie
s<>ll reared fils family on a wage of
S2 n w*7*k. subsisted chlelly on barley
bread mul hardly knew tin* taste of ten
or sugar. In 1S72 be enrolled 200 fnrm
worker)* In an organization Hint came
to lie known ns the National Agricul
ture l.nborers' union, whose leaders
tin*. bishop of Iminloit wanted to duck
in a horse pond. "Adult baptism," Mr.
Arch rejoined to the bishop's stateinVril. "is' not the rule of the Church’
of England." Mr. Arch I s credited with*,
hnving done more limn an/ other man
to improve‘the-condiflon of England's
peasantry. Ife was popular In parlia
ment. One of Ills Constituents was tho
iqlnre of Wales, nfterwnrd King Ed*
ward. IJe referred to Sir. Arch ns
“my member.” Mr. Arch also was a
Primitive Methodist preacher. Ife was
fond of ids pipe' anil *nn oceuslonnl
glass of nle.
FOUGHT “ REDS” W ITH CUSTER
"Devil" Devlin, Veteran of the Plains,
.Wanted --Sunford business house ream bundles $3.75; Clay and Whip
-FoV Sale—Steam Jcunning outfit.
Now Sell*' Apples on Street* __
Wanted— Standard keyboard type- needs girl for ofllce work who I s 1gee'd peas $1.25 per bushel; Mixed
of New York.
-First—dasx—ordurr"Capacity
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Address
Pcas ^l.OOrprus In 2 ' J’ lHIsTiel'sackM.
cans
per
day.
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reasonable.
No less sold. All (. o. h. Seville.
It Is n long Jump from .selling npA. Buck.
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64-4tc
For S ale—Seventeen acres of land,
near Geneva; just west of the old
Steye Williams' place. Sanford and
Geneva brick road
runs
right
through it.
Geo. Isldpy, Box 230,
Sylvunia. Ga.
54-lte
Fur Sale
Dunn- ; m
7 weeks old.
i •uro" lionet for strj*vnce. Orion D c-
; oiler ‘ strain.
Side.
IJ-fT Randall, West
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5 2 -8 tp
!e - Five acres celery farm
Hammock, house and grist
'A.' Huston, •Crown Paper
¥p 1,-3
•-r —a
. • — W Lrn- MtfTjilv inrrrnspr WTThfittt ^oVrcsporuKng £row Hi in
dcmaiKl, p r ic e s alw ays fall.
Furai.dicd bedroom,
!'- ns.ml tit gentleman preferred. 2ti!>
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If tfic gain in procJuction comes to far e x c e e d that in con
sumption, producers face disaster.
Florida’s output of grapefruit and oranges in a few years
Is certain to Le enormously greater.
55-tf
.."lit S t.
i >r Rent Five room furtu-died
■u.-e fur flic summer.-W rite P. O.
Iln\ 350 or Phone 130.
’ 55-21 p
l .i S tic - l l .i r u - pig* i* w •*k-t tibl.
ft mu' ltt.tr fur ».*rvic*.
Ori tit I)e f - ti<ler Mtratn.
(i to. K tnthill, Wi-sf
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keep pace with dte enlarged prod * tion, growers will then ha
unable to obtain profitable returns for their crops.
several years has been advertising and using oth er means to
m ore widely introduce, and jxjpularize grapefruit and oranges.
The splendid success of the work of the Exchan ge in this
in the previous season.
T h e F lo r id a C itru s E x c h a n g e H as D o n e M u c h —
S p e c u la tiv e M a r k e t in g
In llie task of developing de
mand for Florida cilrus fruits, llie
Exchange has been die only active
factor.
Few marketing
agencies have
done anything along this line— die
purely speculative ones have done
nothing I
Why? Because the speculators
con make as much if not more
money when fruit prices are low
as when they are liigh.
For this very gootf’ rWson the
•pecul&tive concerns are not inter-,
ested in the problem of providing
'th e wider markets which are nec
Agencies
N o t h in g —
Why?
essary to keep up prices in face o f
greater production.
So it is left for the growers who
themselves market the fruit they
produce, cooperatively through
the Florida Citrus Exchange, to do
d!l> the educational work required
to build up demand.
These cooperating gTowcrs aro
fortunate in the fact that the plan
of jointly marketing dteir fruit
gives tliem net returns enough
greater than would be allowed
diem by the speculators to several
times cover the cost of the adver
tising and sales endeavor of tb«
Exchange.
Join the Exchange now, do YOUR part of
the work and than in the benefits. Fog
further particular* write, win or phone
FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE, Tampa, Fla.
I.
OH U N D O )
A. HAKES. Manager
Orange County Cilrus
Sub-Exchange
IT R U S E X C H A N u
SANFORD
FLORIDA
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THOMAS KM M ET WILSON
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K* FEMbfSON IIOVhlluU^B
Wilsort & Hoasholdcr
LAWYERS
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Sanford,
. Atlantic Hotel
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JA C K S O N V IL L E . F L D IIIIM Hay *ntl llo ga n N lirr la
All railroad ticket otnera In bulldln*. era.
Irr of r t e r jlb ln g . A ll modern Im protrm cnU.
t'lral claaii Iri o r e r r particular, l(alr>. «ne
prraon. S l.0 0 to f l.S O ; to o p r o o m . *2.00 i„
*2..10. Jta lh II.S O , I I.O d ; lo o people IL S t
1 1 .00. K. F R A N K 1‘ E A H C K . Crop.
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NEW ST. JAM ES HOTEL
Jacksonville,
FleriiJa
One H a lf tltnfk frum lUm l
(*« Off fin U« Ilrmmlnrf l*a»L
it or. Ju !U irncf MmtrijHp S >
lint and Cold Running Water in
.
Every Room—Strain float
SPECIAL
RATES
FOR
APRIL
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S t ill H a v e Good
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HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
OHice Supply Dept.
Phone 148
Sanford. Florida
R *d
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I........Plained from
iXrruilirtTl
Remarkable Ceremony
. Philadelphia Jews Hoped to Stop
Bavagcs of Influenza.
Willi Mo* liupi* ,if protect Inc Hit*
nrtlimliiv I; i i ——
Isiii Jew * in l*hllii<le'.phtn
flillll I 111 l i e I' ItIVIlgeM I l f Hie llllllienZil
rpbleii'li iwii lli-lnews were married
ni ilu ||i-t lioi ..I g n ivc* In Hie Jew i- ii
cemetery ii few mmiili* ago. More
Hum 1.21k* Uti**lnn .lewn vvnli'beil Hu*
mhlil |ierl"i ''i ilu* vveibliiig ei remmiv
Wlten Ilu* ciitlple wen* pritlimiltceil
,limn mul wife, Hie tirHimlox ammig Hu*
*|M‘cln lo r* lllcil Htleiunly past the cmipie iiiqL imMlp'tlicm preKCtit* uf uuuiey
In *iini4 ranging from ten cen t* in a
hundred dollar*, according lo Hu*
moan* and clrcuin*inticc* of Hn* donor
Until more Hutu St.lMXI laid been given
After Hu* lasd oiTcrlng.Hio bride and
bridegroom walked to Ilu* greeitKvvald
further from tlu* graves; \vhere ji wed
ding fe.ist.vvqs qulekly tqirend from ilu*
two tniekloml* of fond Huit utliw*
of the faithful Imd provided.
I.argi**t and oldest
"house in state.
We
can
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Write fi r
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login*. . Inform ation on any
crop free.
E. A/ Marlin
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Seed Co.
Jacksonville, Florida
WIGHT T IR E CO
Hjx-nliigton. I >. < al il cost of 15 cents
Upfi'ce. v I ’m l e Sam warns ii* Hint
there a re risks In these crops n« we!I
ns in others, lull nil enterprises lire
rl*k* in this uncertain world.
htTiiinoIt; lJank Annc.v
JAMES PERSHING
M ichelin—
Kelly Springfield—
P o r ta g e P e n n s ylvania
'hone 1
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SPECIAL-
.30x3 Non-Skid -.$LLS0
30x3H Non-Skid 19.35
Pov^cr of Imagination.
Tin* marriage in a cemetery, with
To tho,-,. who see only with their
Ilu* ld<*a of warding off ilu* ravages of
eyes, Hu* distant Is nlvvays Imllsllnct
nn epidemic. I* a revival of a custom
Thl* I* not Gen. John J. Perching and little, bt*eotntng less and less a*
that has prevailed for hundreds of
years among the J e w * In Hie heart,of back in America again from France, R recedes, till utterly lost; bul t " .
l!n**ln. When Russia was swept by but it it John J .’s brother, James Per tlu* linagltuition, which thus reverses
cholera several centuries ago Jew * shing. s He is a traveling salesman for the perspective of Hie senses, Hie fur
died tiy llie hundreds. P an ic seized a clothing firm, is almost the image of otf Is great ami Imposing, lie tiiagnlthem, and they called a council of his famous brother and la sometimes tilde Imreiihtug with Hie distance.—
Mrs. Jameson (Studies).
elders, and rabbis, who decided I ha I mistaken for him.
the attention of God should be called lo
the ii llllctlon of their fellows If Urn
Inimbbc inn|| naiT vv'bmnTi 'among
timin' should Join In marriage In Hu*
YACHT VERONA FOR SALE
presence o f the dead.
The toft cruising yacht “ VERONA" for sale. Sleeps six. Electric light*
So I hey. asked a .voting limn and a
and modern equioment. Powered with a 24 horse
woman, who were unkno.vvn to each
powi»r« A
4
niotur.
other mid who were without wealth
Address:
C.
KENNISON,
P.
O.
Bax
5u5, Crlendo, Flo.
to marry In briler to save their fellowfrom the cholera scourge. T h e ynun
people agreed, and llie ccreinniiy_wxt*perforTnecT According to the tradition,
llie ravages of Hie cholera subsided
within three days.— Youth's fomp.m
toll.
On Flour, Grain and Feed
FLORIDA
W
furniture
direction is a m atter of record— for instance, in the territory^
the sales of the Sealdsweet hranrl were three tim es as great as
A
Hot » n d cold r u n n ln i walcc In o r b rOBra
(talc*; N in itc $1 and u p .' Double: Jl.'a , ur
Itoum and bath 12.00 und up.
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■ W c c k lrr Single *7. o, | j ,
W i-r k l, D o u b le : (9 l„ 117.
In heart of I h r a lr r and xhoppltig dltlrlci
M a in & Adam * Slcerl*
Iv, , at i Hi -*i In.)
v. niei) ill tT
-----------------Vti n iT ffr
Stall - ttriny.
Il tuts " l i e u ! " I tevlln
v\li" r*n|c front I'rescott. Ai'lz.. to
11. llge City. K m ., whlrli t o o l ; 'a in*:I
ti*i i■f taatl.t Ib r*e laotillt-i. 1,1 11* lithe-ill the Mobile. iJetlllt tu ts preseo! at
t 'lister’ s lAst (tifl.i Mi l In- tf.-i-Var - tti il
tl - I niUa a t. .1,1 t „ s... pi, . . . . .
tell some Hongs to Hie heroes of the
A I.' F about bard work no t h arder
lighting, long hours nut! seaitlv lalioi.s.
Many Raise Peppermint.
I'-'l'pennlti! |,ri.b:ililv ne, nples eni*
5 l-tf
)'f Hie inlisl honor able plaei-** mi the
Il-I of d rag plains, tor Ilu* distillation
nf
oil from Ms leaves |« an li.:p"C,j,nt
Furnished ifoonis- By day, we«*k
'•r nwtilth. E v'-ry e tit .■.•nieitce. (tver tll.lll—11 y |.i vlileli I hoiiMihds of aeres
I ’lolips I>rug ‘store, corner I’.trL und o re ilevoled prim pfllv 111 Mli logon
and V - v X *»t 1.
T ' . ;r • l- ii. evlraetFirst street
Mrs C
Hart. Crop
id iil-ii frm i « ilili-i ei-i'i' pen'll royal.
l a i i'i and a number " f oilier wallknow ii phials, 'l'ii l"- snhible Ihe leav es
LO ST
must he dried In a place where there Is
plenty of a ir but no /liilnpin*s*, and
Lost
Red Cross Service Pin. III tin* shade, for lliis t.eeps Hie height
Blue rihhun with two tvitile stripes. color. They must he Imiked over with
Return t > Mrs
R, A. Terheun. cu re Hint no oilier ’leaves ure i:,|\ed
with I hem and pinked in linves ut
See;
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OFFICE IN T1IF. COURT IlIH si;
W A V E R L Y HOTEL
pies from n llltle atilewnllf Hlttlt'l. In
West -13d street to pumping n carbine
•hiring tin* height of Cualer's Iasi tight,
Inti iImre's an old muu In town who
tines M dully. If any one comes nbmg
to eneoiinige him lit mn.ke the Jour
ney. lb; I- l-'ninl; I tevlln, ii little grnyhiiiretl, viriiikbsl tipple mail, uhn sits
dully with bis stock of njuMes. Yeslerduy,' writes the New York rom*spoHdeiit of the I’ittsbiirgll lllspatcll,
lie met n modern warrior wearing the
Croix tie Guerre wlto hail just' returiitsl-from Oversea*. T h e newly untie
veteran listened with respectful attent'iiii \vlil|c the apple imiu sltowetl
him' the way to liumlle a rllit*. For
years the withered old man was
"I'ev fl" I tevllll, era el; rlller of Hie Fifth
I nllrt! Stall-* e a v a l n . awl ntie I l f lit'.*
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Foreseeing this condition, the Florida Citrus F.xchiinge for
S C H E L L E M A 1NES
52-Stp
ru mis
Unless the consum er demand for these fruits is made to
One Inch Card* Will Re Published U».
der Thla Heading At The Hate Of »7.j|
Per Year.. •
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Furniture wanted for two A ttiree legible . hand.
Permanent position
rooms for cash. Address Box/A, c-o Address Box 431, Sanford, Fla. '
Herald.
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io, 1919
THE SANFORD H EBiU )
RAISED STATUS OF LABORER
Jotsph Arch Will Long B«s Remem. bercil os Chcmplcn cf English.
Farm Worker*.
Fruit and Vegetable Crate*
Yon Cob Bay Front Us at
Whole**!* Price*
Well* far r r l M U l l
From plnvvboy to tncqiber of parlia
ment wn* the remarkable rise of Jo
seph Arch, who recently died nt Huage of 02. He was-a unique figure In
W. A. Merrjrday Compurr
Pabtka, FloritU
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1R IE N T A L MbSIC Hawaiian music—the
music of France, Italy, England, Ireland,
Mexico and Spain—comic songs, choruses and
concerts— solos, duct;, trios and quartettes—songs for
children, grown-ups, dances— waltzes, one-steps, foxiroti, jazzes— banjos, trumpets and accordions— violins,
piccolos, ukelclcs— brass bands, orchestras, pianos—
Grand Opera, Vaudeville or glee clubs— even'whistling
tunas and yodeling are perfectly played on
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GrafonolasTand Records
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“ All .the music of all the world " is Columbia's claim.’
Come in and hear us make it good. We'll gladly play
you any record on the list, and show you
‘our.complete stock of instruments.^.
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119 Magnolia Avc.
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Miss Marlon Porter of New
York City, oils decorated the
other day In the name of the
Chaplain Ccnernl of (la* Arnerlran army with the Church War
Cross, t
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Uer citation wns for her moral
ami spiritual.contribution to the
war.
-For more thnn a yenr’ Miss
Porter hits heeit nt it hospital
center in Vittel. France, as n
.representative ,,f the Y. W. C A.
In charge of a nil foes’ club there.
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PROHIBITION
Y, W. C. A. UNIFORMS
TO CLOTHE STUDENTS
Suits Worn by W ar Workers Will
Be Given to Penniless Stu
dents ifi Switzerland.
.■>«'Itrcrtiind for lea years under un.
WoFu SMuh'iit Christian Federation,
has appealed to tin* National Student
I’oiiiiiilltee of the Y. W. C. A. for tjlothJug for ihe Boo foreign women stu
dents In Switzerland. Tlieotcarelty rtf
r Moling last year among these almost
refugee students made It necessary for
twn girls m share one coat no that
filly one could go lo classes or go out
of dr-ors nt a time.
Four large packing cases of all
kinds of used clothing, save lints,
which Is In good condition, have been
collected hastily from women college
students In the New England Stales,
Ohio, West,. Virginia, Pennsylvania,
Maryland and Delaware by the Stu
dent Committee of the National Y. W.
I', A. to lie'sent over In resjmnso-to
Miss ("Mark's appeal. This clothing will
he dyed cleaned mid made or er In
Switzerland
In addition to the clothing collected
ONDITIONS these days—the larger demands
on everybody’s purse—aro leading motorists
everywhere to look more closely into the actual
value of automobilo tirc<s» •—------- ----------- -—-—-
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We see it every day. See it in tho steadily in*
creasing demand for Fisk Tires.
Fisk T ire* give certain v e r y ‘definite features
that moro and more motorists have come to look for
■^-greater. uninterrupted tiro mileage, longer life*
greater safety under all driving conditions.
*
As an enlightened motorist you want
your tire expense out down to where
it really belongs. Next time—Buy Fisk*
For Side by
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
Sanford, Florida
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tho Association In France, Including
all kinds of building, equipment from
cret. nne curtains to plumbing sup
plies.
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A rn fetor In expert will hare n place
In the department to net ns general ad
visor no .restaurant and cafeteria proj.
cats of the Association throughout
France.
In short, the department Is to ho
more than finance alone. It Is to he n
kind of general advisory department
nnd clearing house for' nil other de
partments In the French association—
a dfparlmqnt where dollars will he |
measured up ngulust deeds and needs.
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“SC RIPPS BOOTH CARS”
Hood— Goodyear and Fisk
Tires and Tubes'
V
R EPA IR WORK OF A LL KINDS
FORDS A S P E C I A L T Y
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MOBILOILS andGASOLINE
:
ACCESSORIES
Cars Washed and Delivered—We Will Call
for and DeliverJfour Car;
PHONE
NO.
REM EM BER
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Hazel MncKaye Advises Using Budd
ings ns Centers for Drama, Com
munity Sings nnd Enter,
talnments.
Why not turn ttie corner Million Into
a comm unity playhouse when the law
effectm the closing of these gathering
places, asks Miss Hazel MacKavc, ill
rector of the Department of Pagenniry
and Drama of the rational Young Wt>1men’sJ^hrlsllnn Association?
"I went o v e r on the West
Shlo of
New York .....* night recently to attend
a community drama meeting," Miss
MncKnye Bays Ip explaining Iter theo
"tjlelnl uniforms of tho Young Wo
ry, "and as I was riding along I tmllced
rn' * Clirlsllnii Association minus
.how many saloons them were—one on
tii' Utiie Triangle, the Association lnevery corner nnd another In the mid
siraja, will he worn next winter by
dle of the block. It seemed, nil Just
v '.men students who have been strandMazing with tights. Those lights ought
not to go out with prohibition. They
••i in Switzerland during the war nnd
ought to shine for something worth
" !"■•. luuauso'of lack of fund*, linihlllwhile to all of (he people, and wlml
i' r., ro-cl)ter lliclr native country, a
(letter than community drattin and
!' r.* to tlnlsh their university courses
sings?’*
I *'<ititso they have no family to
-UucL-the" war
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| Yuri; a case of 11til* riTTs. which have has given n great Impetus to popular
tiTihcth M Clnrk. who tins been In ht*en turned In h.v Y. W. C. A. serretn- Interest In drntttn nnd that throtigh
pageantry and drama a grout deal In
the way of Amerlcanlutlqo can he ef
fected.
Through the community center, If It
tie In a district populated largely of
one foreign nnttonnllty, those people
could present pageants of the life In
their mother countries, translating
them Into English, so that Americans
anil also the younger English speaking
members of their household could un
derstand and appreciate their tradi
tions. American art would he grimily
enriched thus through tho drauin of
nil of the tuitions whoso peoples have
settled In this country. On tho other
hnml American Ideals, American his
tory and American festivals, evcnlnws
such ns child labor ami minimum wage,
could |io Interpreted, to theso people
by means of pngeantry.
"People bnve been learning not. only
to work together, but lo play togeth
er,” Miss MncKnye says, "pnrtlcylnrly
since the war. when the people stood
together lie drives nnd Inrgo patriotic
community entertainment*. Tho op
portunity to hitlld up n grent commu
nity organization Is now nt hand, nnd
the time In ripe for It. Why Dot utilize
the comer saloonV
Fisk Tires Going Onto More
Cars Every b a y
n
Extends Invitation to Overseas Work,
e rt’ ln Paris.
Pnrls, April 21.—Queen Mnrlo of
Rumnnln, following n conference wllh
Permanent Colors.
n representative committee of tho
Abe font Egyptians lmd a marvel*
American Y. IV, 0.
held at the IUtx
mis knowledge of colors, and they
Hotel; Furls, bus Invited the American
understood fully what colors would
Young Women’s Christian Assoclntlun
Inst.
In the Egyptian epttpyrl tin
to coma to Rumnnln tmd open work
ground colors are ns good ns ever
under her patronage.
The Egyptians worked
Among the representatives of tho T. they were.
their
outlines
In lampblack, used
W. C. A. present at tho conference
•lay
for
their
whites, ferruginous
were: Mis* Harriett Taylor,, head of
•iirtlts
for
their
reds,
ochres for their
the American Y. W. C. A. work over
seas ; Miss Mary Anderson of Hudson, yellows, and for greens they used per
Wit. i Miss Mary Dlnguraii, baud of haps green Jasper or mixed blue carthe Y. W. C. A. Industrial work In donate of copper with ochre. All these
Franco; Mrs. Mnrgnret J). Fowler of •olors are permanent.
Pasadena, Cnh, nnd Miss Charlotte
Niven, head of tho Y. \Vt O. A. work
Jews In English Cities. _ .
In Italy. A notable guest at tho meet
There hrt* mop* Jews In Manchester
ing :\rus -Madamu-CaInrjh-wlfe-of-^he TptTft’ lit uny other city in the UnItetl
seeretnry of the Rumnnlun legation In Kingdom. For Its size Leeds has utord
1’aris..
Jgws In ■proportion than Manchester,
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though the actual, number Is slightly
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less.
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We have a complete line of rccgrcla, aid can mak;
immediate delivery. Terms if desired.
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flto trir wonr, m a th* otnerm shopping guides for nil tho buying of
gray uniform ulster* Is being sent A*
uniforms nro being tumod |n by war
workers they will bo claimed by tho
Student Committee, which will reinovo
the Insignia and preparo tho uniforms
no that they may ho worn by those
women who hnvo been forced by world
events to remain In Switzerland for
several years.
QUEEN MARIE INVITES
Y. W. C. A. TO RUMANIA
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O Q U E E Z E a rich, ruddy - ripe orange—
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you have a pure, nourishing drink*
But O r a n g e - C r u s h , with its pure, natural fruit flavor and
carbonated ehampngue sparkle, is the perfect drink.
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Thirst-tempter and thirst-quencher without a peer, O r a n g e C r u s h , is the Nation’s favorite drink. *
Brim ful o f Goodness
F o u r o u t O r a n g e - C r u s h , sparkling ’ and snappy, from an
icc-told bottle.
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Watch it bubbling brightly up to the rim of the glass-brim
ful of goodness.
Refreshing and thirst-satisfying* O r a n g e - C r u s h is the drink
delightful—the drink that's deliciously different.
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DEPARTMENT ADVISES ON
.PLUMBING AND CURTAINS
*
Now Bureau Open* in Y. W* C.
A. Oversea* Office.
A new department of finance has
been organized by the Y. W. a A. for
It* work In France. Kiln* Constnnce
Clark of Pnsndena, Cal., Is tho execu
tive. Mis* Clark before her rceent
earning to Praqco wns director of tho
biff Y. W. C. A. Hostess IIouso at Camp
Ix}wla,AV*»hlDgton,
v *
All contract*,-leasea i\Dd rentals for
now building* will bo handled by
Ml** Edith Austin of New York City,
on «xpei lencefl architect and builder,
who will work through this newly ereated section.
L
Plan* for remodeling nnd decorat
ing rooms, club* nnd hostess house*
taken orer by the Y. W. a A. wlll.be
In the hands of Miss Mnry Buchnnnn.
sn In*, rlor decorator, who comes orig
inally fr. in Kroilnnd, hut who hits been
vr. rklng hi France, for the American
«n r wi*rb tm-re.
•
V
■ :t nd'llilon. the department I* rum-
--
Treat yourself to an ice-cold bottle of Orange-Crus/i today.
We know you’ll like it—immensely. W e know it’s absolute*
ly pure, too, because wc bottle it ourselves. A case of
O r a n g e - C r u s h at home will make everybody happy.
by the bottle.
Less by the case;
* '**?««
,TS
�Delinquent Tax List For Year
City of Sanford, Florida
G rah ai
M r.f«
It,,
Jaekton, J a m n
nKsciiiPTTON
n imam*. I j • i ,, .
~
Mlllrr. T . J . .
A iku if, P h o e b e ,..,
B e g i n a t the S E Cor of Block I
T i e r I of E . It Trafford *
Ma[. run W 117 fi N
3 8 6 ,0 6 ft S 69 deg 17
min E 125 1 ft S 341,71
ft to l l r ( .
I arir
B e g a t the interact tlun of t h r X
line of
C om m ercial
»t
with the tV* l i n e a l Pal*
n ir tt o a l e run N 481 S It
N 69 deg I T " min \V I I s . 2
ft ft 620.33 ft to Com*
tnerriai ave K on N *ide
of Co mmercial ft I l f * . 2
ft t o 'f l r g .
4.5 a rm *
lle g 2 5 0 ft N of the interaer tinn
of the N tine of Com*
w r r d f l ‘ i l with the ea«t
line of Park ave run N
435.7 4 ft. S 69 deg 17
min E 159.1
S 3 7 9 .3 6 ,
W 146.6 ft to beg. Con*
tain ing 1.4 acre*
L o t i 3, 4 4 5
All n o r t h of Comm ercial i t
L o t . l _________ ___________ _
le ot. 2 4 1
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K B ? P r .
H ick *. VV. L
*
Unknown.
W. I*. L r a i l i r * S a b M 'tl . l o n
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W rig h t. 8 . W
M a rtin . T . H
Han Inn. 1.. O
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.
M l c k t n t , W .1
M a r tin , Sh erm an
P.fltlo ck . P
C o o p i f , E. E.
T u rn er, J n o
Unknow n
Unknown
•
T h a t c h e r It Co,
VV. C.
Gram ling. A. A.
Jarkaon, Ja ta r i
.
S t e w a rt , Julia
M tadr, H
_
K oai. J . T V .
G ra h a m . G. It
VV*ren*|ey, Mary
llr u m lry , I,. A
•
Andrew* 4 M e th o d |>.
G r e m l in * , O. 11,
Jonw , C b trln
Allen, T . J
___
A* C. .Marlin'* Addlllo
C a m ero n. J o
Unknoa n
C a m ero n. J o
L e a v it t , W. T
Andereon. A
liilly a rd , it. 1,
P II. Hand'. Addition
C a m p b e ll, Mary
William . 11.i T .
Itutier, tt'fn
P a w k in a , M a tti
J o n ea , J e r r y .
Unknown^
Wjl lama, I) . T _ .
Mv M Nmllk'a S e ro n d S u b lllvlaion
M
M. M . S m t h . __ _
Hurt . E . J __
Hurt . A. It ____
Good«r n F. P . . .
E. J . W h ile '* S o b H M a lon
Aldridge. W G
Aldridge W. G
*
Bear dal I, K
■ Catperon, J o
Ald ridge, .W.
Id
Carfu ro n. J o
Id
Aldridge. W.
11
Aldridge. W.
tl
Aldridge, W.
and T u e k rr’a Addition
Woodruff, p
Le filer, W. A
Leing J . T.
White, L. E.
Wight, Henry
T ho rnto n
Sau«er, J o e
Aldridge, W. G.
Holly. It. J .
T h r a . b e r , P . L.
P ete r*. W. II.
Sh inh olter, S. tl.
Krrnald Hdw. Co
llynea, W. If.
Patera, W. H.
William*. J . It.
Miller, J . U
J o h n i o n , t l . W. Kvt
K o b e r u . Mra. E . M
M a h on ey . K. J .
T h o rn t o n , W. S ..
Miller, J . n .........
Le filer, W. A
S n e a th .J. W
H u m p h re y !, Kat»
G
G
G
G
Hagadale, J . If
Mo rrow, Mra.
S ta rlin g . It. J
Kiel da. W. T
K in g (). W
K a r a d a e. J . If
Holly. It, J
T illy , Mra
l l a a k i n i , J . fl
Hagadale J . If
C o rey , tl. T
Hagadale, J . If.
1,
Itighwarden,* VT
Joh na on , K. S ,.
Ste w a rt. W. C.
K in r, M a ry It
Mtielle, C. H
Aldridge, W. G.
Jefteraon, If, W
Leffler, W. A
Llliaon. Georg*
Nrnvri.* Addition
Herndui
ioU
19 to i t U ' a n r T 108
K le r n e r l, E , C
Kaga.fa r. J. H
Jon ea, It . f .
Ilaakln*, J . P
H o aietter, J . N
Jon ea, Wealry
P ura ry, J . P .
Patera, \V. II
P a n ic!*, J n o . 7.
T f rwllligi r.
Milliard. If. L,
llawklna, IV. S.
Croat. Mr*. K.
ILa a kin*. Victu
JC of P
i t .......tier. V T
T h r a ih e r. A \t
Wight. II
Mid. r, (> J
T h r a ih e r. If, L.
Womati • < iuit
L e a v it t . \V. T .
L eavitt, W. T .
Itunge. S
I'arrUh, V P
flow man, f \v
Sna-man, P V.
Hagadale, J . If
Markham P ark l l r i g h l a
Hamhn. J , 4 G
Urav, W. C
1'* rkinw. J . VA’
Pope, Gen. II
t ’ nkn v v r
H
T h raih er, P. L
Viler o a t h ', VV.
W eaver..P. h’
G a i n e r '* S e c o n d Addition
All nioek
K
M lott. M. A ...
and & Cal. Co. Celery P la n ta t i o n
L ota 13 and I ! ’
L o t '23
.
H i e k t t i a n , I. If
Crawford. A E
Itunge, 3
Gtrenlm r.*, M r
Ih r n r e N to leive .Vtiinrur
S E l y along Lake to u
llllifll 6 6 ft W e f
f
and * i lln Pt I
nl pw*r!,
l-#«VfJL M r*
r*ij|inrJ!) t
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W
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VV
Shi-Ilr) , Wm
Shinhiilit*r, S li
iJlJft, A
A Urn. T J
A r I. 11 It
Lirlgt-r, A
A l» «rn ath yf M ri. \V
Caldwrlf. H. A a s
IHrkln*. J \V
Khuflri, ( It
h i t n a U , J, |
Za rkary, A, l».
Nti-%mrt. J It
l.ti Jill «} Lji« t I U «
I ' r' l 4*f *, VS It
I larllngton, Cha*.
M Atilt, VV G.
t la r i h r e Hru*h f u
(I* Kihre Hru*h Cu
tig Kihre Itruih Co
Armatrnng. Owen
Hubert* S & K arri*
G ard ner, Mr* II A
Hoffman. Peter
Ju n e *. We*I#> K*t
W a l io n , I'eggy
S t e w a rt . W. C.
Kurd. J . 11.
Geiger, II. II.
Harper. P a n E*t
llrown, L u ry
*
Sim *. A. S.
Sim *. A, S.
T h r a ih e r , A. M.
Jonea , Simon
V I r l a - t e r . W. E,
t'rm im , T, L.
P o r h a r n r.W E.
Ste w a rt. VV. C.
S t e w a rt , W. C,
5f e a d r . l l l
S t e w a r t , VV. C.
S t e w a r t , W. C.
L ln d ’ ay, J . E.
Gram llng. K. M.
Gram ling, A. A.
G ra m ling, E. M.
J o n e a , 11. If.
C o w a r l, J im
S t e w a r t . W. C.
Poraey, I*. II. C.
P ic k e t t , J i m .
S t e w a rt . W. C. .
W ad e, M. J .
S t e w a r t , W. C . . . ____
G arn er. N. II.
W illiam*. II. J .
Lln daey, J . L
L ln dary. J . L
Geiger, It. II. .
Green , l l t n
Phillip* K, I>
He ntun G, W
Clark VV M
C lark VV VI
Howard P a rk a rd L a nd I
Wing C. 1,
L o e k e l t Ellen
Huwarvl P a ck a rd L'd Co
Co llin*
M ercer
Mercer
Caldwell
llenlun
Howard
South Sa n ford
G ordon A
Olden A. J
L aw ton Jo h n
Sh erh erd It
M ' d r a y P ella
Hall K. K
Henton G W
I la vi» T. P
M a h a n P . ft.
Mo n gomery Joaephin e
Green G, E.
K.lllann l lu m rr
S m ith , M. M
S m ith . 5 f . M
Je n k in a , K. A D
IlrobKi, Nandlne
W ilt o n, Stephen
■*
Porier Mabel
IHII. (laey
S t e w a r t , VVm
Ju n e*. E. II. *
l.lghtfoiit. Ila l li
Hunter, VV. S
llq rle y , Eli.
Heed. 0 ... ,
K night, Stella .
Bradley, K. S
T u r n e r, OH*
Ja ek a on , Ja m r a
K air rloih, T om
T u r n r, J o h n .......
It E 1843 ft
Lea* beg 7 6 0 f t S and
10 50 I f E of N ' j mile
"t»oa4 of (aid S e c E 2 10 ft
S 2 1 0 ft VV 2 1 0 ft N 210
ft and lea* beg 2281 H
VV and 700 f t S of N E
co r aaid Se e E 862 ft
S 2 1 0 ft W 8 1 7 ft N E to
beg and k-ii beg' t o fl W
id N VV eor lot 72 Ela
Land A Col Co. Add to
S, Sanford ru n W 575 It
H 2 4 0 ft E 5 7 5 ft N 24(1
f l. cu ntain lny IP e r r . «
port Inn of S E f i of N E I*
of A. C. L. R. II
181 f t W and 7 0 0 ft S of
NK
eor
Se e
run
E
452 ft S 310 f l W 607 ft
.
Couk. G VV.
Wilann, S
Wjiann S
Unknow n
Hall. K
Slplin. E
Unknown
Thoma*. John
Collin* , p c
Itrl'urcat Sab lllviajun
W alk rr J***|
Sim lin , VV S
l lle k * , W K
Land 4 C a f a a lia t lo n Co.
Han lon, Gao
.
J e w e t t , 8 ___
ko v , i i . f i . ,
un k n o w n
i* w * t t H .,
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U in g J. F
Unknow n_
L|lng, J . p,
B e * i t N W eor of E l * of N W i i
T
Sraltl^ U . M
ofSWMofNWh
run S 3 3 0 ft K 2 84 f l N
• 3 3 0 f t W 284 ft
D*g 3 1 0 f t S of N W eor of E U
,
of N W « of S W f i of N W
qu a rte r
run S 158 fl E 284 ft W
284 ft N 158 It
E 66 ft of N W J 4 of H W J i of
Collin*,
L ea v itt. VV. T
4
l o t In N % of 81*4
of N W J * ________
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S K i of S W G of S E W of
N 4f of S E > f of N W ) (
N E J | of N W S
1-Oao H R . .11, of i
lea* t h a t portion
L e a v it t , W. T ... ..
L ea v itt, W. T ..........
L in a, M r*. A. L . _
L ea v itt. M fr. K i t t l e
S t o c k d r l l . H, E ........
Kranch. A. V
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THE SANTbRD HERALD
hoy, and tho other was Ralph, now
Corporal Htepp of tho Amorlcnn Army.
When the wnr was elor|nre*el they
rent Ralph hark lo Afperlcn, hocauso
he wns of military ago, nml they illd
not want him to light r„r it,,, knls.-r
Then Amorim entered tin* wnr,
Mrs. Step p -M rs. Anna Stepp shells
How It Happened to Entertair —told this part of the story:
"U ntil a month ago i lintln’t heard
Only A. E. F. Mother Who .Visit from Ralph for two years and n half_
even before -At-.urlrn got in the wnr
ed Army of Occupation.
mnll wns held up. I didn't know
whether he was in the nrtny or not—
hut
I was sure ho wns, because—well,
BIG CORPORAL DUTIFUL SON
because lie Is an Atncrlcnn." Here
she stopped a minute to smile un at
■ - ‘
Ro Knightly Courtier* Evor Act*d Wllk him,
“A fter awhile we heard from some
More Gallantry to Lady Fair Than
friends that he wns In the nrtny—nml
Did Ho and Hla Doughboy
tlint he hnd come over here. That wns
Palo to Thlo Llttlo White
nil I ever knew. It's nearly live yenrs
Haired Woman Dreissince I hnvo seen him I
ed Exquisitely In
“Of courso It wns nwfully hard—1
Black.
couldn't get word to him nnd he
couldn't to me. My husband used to
tell me It wouldn’t help Ralph any for
By GRACE GOULDER.
(With the American Y. W. C. A. Over- me to cry. T tried not t<>— before the
rest of them anyway. My daughter
eeae.)
got
worse steadily—she Is no better.
Coblenz, Germany,
We couldn't get the proper food for
Mnroll 28 (IJy Mull.)
her a fter awhile. And she hated to
It hnppontnl right hero In Cotdenz.
sec me worded about Ilntph, so t used
A big corporal enrao Into the Y. W. to try <0 keep up before them.
C. A. Hostess House nnd nsked for the
“Last J a n uary, my. husband rninntn
flimnor, - Miss lluth Woodsimut, "Who T W e n z about his citizen papers. An
comes from Colorado Springs, Colo.
American so hlkr in Ralph's company
“Could my mother stay here?” lm who wns In the ofllco heard his name
began nt onco, trying his best to cover and nsked,him If he wns any relation
his excitement.
to Ralph. He didn't tell him Ralph
“Your m other!” gnsped Miss Wood wns In Coblenz, hut went after Ralph.
sman’ “How did your mother ever get He didn't tell Ralph. Ids father wns
here!"
here. When they met they couldn't
••Well, she Isn't hero yet, but If she believe their eyes.
comes will you keep her?”
"E ver since then I hnvo been trying
"Ilf course I will, blit—"
to see Ralph. He couldn't come to
Elio didn’t finish, for tho hoy hnd W olsljaden-because It was out of the
smashed his rap hack on his bend and ' American nron, and I couldn't gel
was out of the door on a run.
through until today—more than two
Qv
The corporal's visit remained n mys months.” tery for two days. Then ono evening
They asked hgr If her Ralph hnd
Just nt dusk a llltlo white haired wo changed much In all that time.
man dressed exquisitely In black ap
“Oh, yes—very much. Rut do you
peared In the sitting room of tin* Host know, I think It Is because nil that
ess House, and the corporal wns hover long tittle when I didn’t know where
ing behind her. trying to be beside her ' lie was or how he wns—I got in the
nml hack of her nnd In front t id ie r 1 hnhlt of ihl* king of him ns he was
l i t - . w a s —a » w y l n g - I h -w- i ivfn-n
emit—a big fur one. With them were
three doughboys, puts of tin* corporal.
They tried to keep in the background,
hut tllelr eyes were glued on her fare.
Everyone In the sitting r<«>m sat at
nto-nflon.
Th e re are
no Engli-li
speaking men or women out o f uni
form In (he Third Army urea.
Vet
here \>as n wotimti In civilian <lollies.
Mothers are unheard of vvlili (he army.
Rat this wan a mother, everyone knew.
he
m »w
-
s
property vvhlclL.cpnBlRts of ir»0 nere*.
The surface Rlrntn Is high grade mold
ing'go nd and'lins nn nVcrngo depth
of about nine* foot. It Is deposited on
n l»ocl of whale nliont live* fe*ot In tliirkness nnd under this Is n soain of exrcltent coal averaging from 4 to /»
feet. Shipments of sand already have
been made to foundries throughout the
country. A considerable tonnage of
real also has been mined.
As the
slr.de .strata Is uncovered by the re
nt iivnl of the sand, steam shovels will
he utilized to strip the shale, thereby
exposing the Renin of coal which wilt
he mined In the open. In compara
tively few localities Is the coal seam
Milllclcn'tly nenr the surface to permit
of snipping. The sand Is till nett by
steam shovel nnd is conveyed by mine
curs to a stockhouse from which It
Is loaded Into cars by n licit con
veyor. A force of nine men can load
•100 tons of wind a day.—Scientific*
American.
Bishop Refuses to Dwell in Castle.
Whether n hlshop jdinuld he com
pelled to live ln_ a castle regardless of
Ids own ties Ire for a . more modest
umf less expensive home Is a question
which Is agitating the Clerical authori
ties of jh e diocese of W orcester. England.— Dr. Ernest I toroid IV n rro rm
eently was consecrated bishop ' of
Worcester. In the course of n ser
mon it was declared Hint un bishop
really wntiled to live In n ca stle anti
that. If tin* people of his diocese re
quired him to do sj>, Ihe fluati’einl re
sponsibilities should he borne by them,
not by him. .
Well, She la, Isn't She? k
Poor m an! lie can spend a full day
milking himself look pretty and no
body notices him. While a wee slip of n
Ijlrl can come out Just any old way
anil the entire populnqo will say, “Ain’t
she sweet?”— South Charleston Sen*
llncl.
t
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X-Rays In Industry.
Apart from tly lr use In mgdlclne,
X-rays are steadily extending their
m iTr'n.'v r ' ,v i|uor
him ns n bnbv rod r<
n t b i f i i l |,ui In h e r even
“ Five* >euis Is it lung (Imp tn unit
to sen your l»»y," elio mttrmtiroil', nml
k e p t hi*r i-vi-s on trim. Again k 1ii > bud
forgot toil tho pimple iinnnnl her.
The corporal elearetl hm throat.
“This Is why I nsk <| you If you could
After awhile someone found out- keep mv mother, Miss Woodsumll. I
about this mother.
tlhln’l want -her to eothp unless khe*
had a grind |dnr(i to stay. Ah, i*-*-r—
Had Been Interned During War,
t
thunks aw fully
She and her husband, who were
And (hilt Is (he story *>f how thn
b o r n In (Jertnnny, hut had been nnt•uralized, lived In San Francisco. Be Hostess House happened to entertain
fore the war they left for Welshnden, the only known A. E. F. mother who
tb rmnny, that their Invalid daughter has visited the Army of Occupation.
PAGE ELEVEN
N o r i r t : o f m .v s t »:a * s h a l f :
N o t i n ' 1* here by given t h a t muter and by
virt ue of a final d r r r n rendered on the I t l h
day of M a y . A, I)., IU I9 . by the H onora ble
J a n , i * W. IVtkinv, Ju d g e of th e Hcvrnlh
J u d lr ta l C ircu it Court of Florida, In Ch anc e r j , tn a certa in c a m e wherein the City of
San ford 1* co m p lrln a n t and J . K. Tcrw iltig cr
d e b n d a n t . I. the undersigned S p ecia l Mantrr
will un M o n d a y , the Tlh day of J u l y . 1913,
In fron t of th e Court H o m e door in hanford,
Florida, during the leg*! h o u n # » f «*lc, otter
(or t a l c and » t l to life hlghcat bidder for
ra-h t h e following described tantla .--to .w it :
lllo cko »»
t . T« ie
19 ”iif1 •■■utmu.
Sa n fo rd . «V
*c aN
wV
.*V ’ », .of •"•■I
<■rI •**
cording t o K. It. Tra'fford’s j n a p , ( o b j e c t
ho w ev er, to a n y paving lien, sidew alk hen,
of o t h r r lie n, or tax su bsequ e nt to the year
101 it. in f a v o r of raid city.
A, K . P O W E R S . ,
Special M a t t e r in C h a n ce r y .
J , J . U jr k l n s n n ,
C ity So lic ito r.
MEDICINE
m M o lS ^
Home, Says Thii
Georgia Lady, Regarding Black*
Draught. Relief From Head*
ache, Malaria, Chilis, Etc.
Id
E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk.
52-dtc
In I ha- Circuit Court of t h r S r i r m h J u d lr t a l
Clrrull of Ih e Hlalc o f Florida, In and for
Hemlttole C u u n lr . In C h a n r r r t
C. D. Ch rist and it. D .
K erne , C u m p la in a n t t.
S u i t to
v*.
Quiet Title
<
Nollee of Appllrstlan for T a i 9 - e !
Nrrlion H of Cfcaplrr 4 8 8 8 L a w s o f
Ida
Notice is hereby given t h a f 8 . F . D o ud ney ,
pu rchaser of tax i - rt lii-a t
“ >. 1 6 4 , dated
th e 3rd i!v * if J rl *, A. t>, I J I f l , has fiied
said rt*rt|fii*»;Vi In mv ofti- •, end h a * m ad*
application for tax 4-**d t o ! » in in aern rd ane e trith 1s t ; S i l o CeVtiucate e mb race*
the followin'! described pro pert y s i t u a t e d in
Seminole r q r t * . F h H l r , t ' - a r i t :
Lota |
and 2, lllo ck S. A. it. H usntl'a Ad-J t o F t .
Iteed. T n v said land h i at; a i ’ - i s e l a t tha
da te of t h - i s v j n j e e of such M f t i l - J t e in
the nam e of Pink It - i m i .
Unh-vs avid eert l * I r j t r • isT! be redeemed acco rd in g d o law
t a t deed wHJ fst u* thereon on t h e 4 t h day
of J u n e , A. 1). 1319.
• IVIt.-u-ss m y otfieiil signature a n d aeal
this t h * 2nd d ay of M a v . A. D. 1919.r»eall
A. IH4U (1L.ASS.
Clerk Circu it * 'o u r t Seminole C o ., K|a. .
M -itc
lly V. M. Do uglass, I L C.
E . J . Harrell, e t al.
D efen da n t*
Order fur C o n s tru ctiv e Service
It Is ordi-rrd t h a t the d efe n dan ts IlNrin
named l a -w it: P. J . Harrell, and all perl^gts
claim ing by , through or under him a t b i l r J .
SS-Ste
devisees, g ran te es or otherwise, whose narher
are unknown to th e co m p la in a n ts ; J . M. M e - ,
N O T IC E OF ELE C T IO N
Gaugfiey, amt all persons rlalm ing b y ,
In eur hplianr e with t h e prq v D Io n * . of through or un der him a * heir*, devisee*,
C h a n ter HITS, Lfiws of Florid a, no tice it
r a n te r* or otherwise, whoa* nam e* are unhereby given th a t an ' el ect io n ba a been or
nown to co m p la in a n ts ; E li z a be th Stodd ard,
dered t o lie held and the name will bo he ld in
and all person* rlaim ing by, through or u n
Special T a * School H U tilct No. 0, S e m ino le der her as hetr». devUrca, g ra n tees o r o t h e r
ro u h ty , F lorid a , on T u e s d a y , M a y 2 " l h , wise, whose na m es y e unknown to co m In C ii r n fl Co urt. S e s e n l h Clrr ull, H e m ln ele
1919, f o r t h e purpose of d eterm in in g "who p la in a n t* : S h e rid a n Sto d d a rd and all per
County, Florid*
lhall tie t ru s te r s of raid distr ic t for the nejri son* rlaiming by. through or under him as
•Urreetding tw o years, and -th e nu m ber of. heirs, -deviser*, grantees or otherwise, whose Overstreet T u r p e a ti n e C o m p a n y
mills of ap erla l district arhool ta x 't o he lev- n a m e * a r e unknown to eom pla ina n ta ; E l i s
w n parties rlaim in g I n te r e s t *
ltd in said d is trict for ea ch of tho said two a b e th J . Driggers and nil person* rlaim ing Ail unk no
.
a ic
|(|h m ond■ Murp
-- * hy,
•
R
deyears.
b y , through^ or un drr her a t heir*, devisees, under J .
• T h e follow in g arc appo inted to act as In- gra nte es or otherwise, whose nam es a re a n - ceased, C alvin A. I ’os ge, George H.
Ip tU o rJ^ arui clerks, at aald -elec tion !-------—
kno w n Vo ro m p a H n a n t t: and STt p e r im ii Morton im U r tJu a ltv and 84 t ru s te e ,
I'reeln ct . N o . 2 t!.al.e M o n r o eli
whomsoever, whoa* nam e* a re unkno wn to VV. S . Kegfer, R itch ie W oodbridge
C.
Hill. Clerk,
the c o m p la in a n t* , who h a v r or rlalm to have et al.
T o t h e .defandanta , Calvin A. T o a g e ,
W. H. Alien.
a n y interest ot whatso ever natu re , in and t o
J. M. Oglesby,
the following deitrilied lands, or a n y p a rt or tie org e It. Mort on Individually anil .as tru s
tee.
VV. 8 . Keefer and ' R i t e te W o o d b rid g e:
J . H. M « n n .
.
,
portion thereof, in Seminole c o u n t y , F lorid a,
I t appearing from the sworn hill he rein,
to-wit;
•
I 't e c i n r t No. I f l ’ aola): th a t y our place of resid ence is u n k n o w n and
C. D. I'earaon, Clerk.
*
Nort h half of southeast, q u a rt e r of S e ctio n t h a t you are over the age of 21 y e a r s ;
tie o rg e lla rw ooil,
IX, Tow nship 21 so uth, It ange 2 3 ea st;
It is therefo re ordered t h a t you do a p p ea r
It. G . Henderson.
Nort h 470 feet of the no rtheast q u i r t r r of in t h i * en u tf to the hill herein filed o n t h *
O tto K e lt s .
7th
d ay .ol J u l y , 1919.
the
southeast
qtiarter
of
Sectio
n
31,
T
o
w
n
Hone and o r d e r e d 'by the Hoard of P u b l i c
i t is furt her ordered t h a t thia ord er be
In stru c tio n for Seminole co u n t y , F lo f ld a , in ship 2 0 so uth, R ange 3 0 e a st. .
session ass em b led , this 8 t h day til April,
F iv e a rr e * In a sq uare in the no rthw est published oner a week for eight c o n s e c u t iv e
1919.
t
corner of the m>rthri»t quarrer of tht* n o r t h weeks in the Ss nfnril l i e r a l l , a n e w s p a p er
vah
('. F. 1IA It It I S O N . C h a ir m a n . east qu a rter of Se ction 36 , T ow ns hip 20_ published in said Seminole co unty .
VYitni'ss my hand and seal of t h e aald
Attest
south, Itange 2 9 east ;
Circuit Court this April 28, A. D, 1 9 1 9 .
T . VV, L a w t o n . Se c re t a ry .
E
a
s
t
half
of
rast
half
of
n
n
rlhe
a
st
’qu
arter
(seal
1 •
E . A. D t m < J L A 8 S ,
• S I -.Vie
•
id Sei-llnn 2, and northwest q u u r ti r of n o r t h t : lr r k Ci rcuit Court Seminole Cp.. FT*.
went
q
u
a
rter
fo
S
e
r
l
lo
n
I
,
Tow
nship
20
Massey A VVarlnw,
N OT JCK
so u th . It ange 2 9 e a s t ; ■
>
Sul*, for C o m p ll.
lllds will tie received by th e H o a r d - o f
I eit 2 8 7 l.ongwontl, Florida;
61-9IC
Coun ty C o m m ission er* at their n e s t . r e g u l a r
S o u t h w e s t q u a rt e r of n o r t h w e s t'q u a r t e r of
m u t i n g t n h e held life T u e s d a y , J u n e 3rd, S e ctio
n 3 1 . T o w nship 2 0 so uth, ita n g e 3 0
tttli*. tor repairing bridge oyer Kcon loek- east, e x ce p t the followIng I tra c t s;
hatchet' C r e e k .
Work to he don e un der the
(11 l l r f h a t N W co rner of said R W .tf of
supervision of Fred T , Williams, r o u h ty e n
.N W U . r —: east 37H feet, south 4 20 fret.
gineer.
Mans nml np rriliralio n* may- be had upon West 690 feet, north 420 feet to p. o, b.;
atiptte.itii.fi to Fri d. T
Williams.
Hoard
f3t Onr-foiiMh of an atr»* known as Hapr* sir vis i hi right to reject nnv and ail bid--, , tUt ehureh lot; f.PdpK. A. l l O t I t i l . A SS , Clerk.
I
(3) tli-gio at 8 W corner of said rf\V!a- of
N \V1j , run r s o 321 It e t . north C97 feet,
-tu.p. Q.~’
W >1—121 ln»W. Ss.uHt.eaf- fi nmi4l,p.
j r i h y viv»-r! 11, at i r , (hi- urnbr- j
.1 T u n „ r j e s tutmi-rl} enlti tn J . VV.
inti-fu] (,< a p p l y t,. 111.
J'r ig g 'f.
n o t e »sally ' t . s r r i l o i l in- Heed
J t ;t1 1 . , t t.i v »-f rtt.r " t t h e
itu'ik
V. l»uo'' h i 2. I'uiiiie iteenrdn. Orange CICKAHD'S HAND-PAINTED CHIN*
la, si T a lliih a '- e e , Fleriria. "i» t.'ouniy, Florida
•( J u n e , A. I*. tttD*. f»r ns atitin I n and 'a e l , uf titoto are hers-by rmptired tn
n t rarf he heard, ter 1 ,’ t t i i . atipr’ifir in (t'e ittll nf <' " m p ! j i t , i filed tn said GOItHAM’S STERLING SILVER
I—II,'ll
1. 1, . b i l l tt-.iTl-.ef-’ l e i "
.>r tn t-.r,
E
HENRY McLAULJN
JEWELER
-
A FA M ILY
runs will be rr crlveil >
I C o u n ty C o m m issio n er* a t
i meeting tn be held on J u n
j purchase of one 1-ton trurl
flid der will be
j reiiuired to t a k e in e x c h a n gtee one In te r I national t r u c k now- owned by th e c o u n ty .
Hoard reserves the right to re je c t a n y and
i all bids.
to -w lt; W « f of H W ! f of, N E f f Fee. S 3 ,
T p . i!l ti, it. liJ I i « i t .
1j i t r e e .
Tee
J
land being n f p e e i t a t tho d a ta (>f t h e d v l a anro of such cer tific ate fit the n a m e of Un-'
known.
I ' - e filed * * M c - t i f i c a t i - * Ifi m y ofilre,
a m ’ lo* mad’ aorillt .'Io n for t a t deed* to
itai
In aecorita ice . * ilh law.
t'-' lr e* laid - r t l f i c j ' c * •hall’ be' redeemed
are i! Unit t i la * t a t d- i t * wilt t a i( l * thereon
on Irw t t h da.- -if J l t i e , A. II. 1 9 1 9 .
V . 'i t T " ,n; a « UI signature a n d aeal th lf
the 2nd d ay of M a v , A. ti. 1 9 1 9 ,
{■ealt
K. A. D O U G L A S S ,
Clerk Clrr ull Co urt Sem inole C o ,, F la .
I- S l e
Hv V. M. t>o»iet»««. n . C,
(. ■ r(. r 4 11 -■ti
lt,n.m t,,t
ViO> I •AY. the itli das- of A U G U S T ,
rtiele- i>t illi-iirporalii.it
A. D, 1919
urpurattnn tif Lrt'Mnn l l r m l i m !
It is f u rth e r ’ ordered that a eopy nf this
( ‘vmpati*
‘•t'I'T In- publi-ti »-»t „rse»- a H i 'J i ter l a . J y * '
, nr,—
* ' itivi« in tin- :t.,iii..r,| Herald, a
vn lile I
woeki.s nea -paper (tutilished in said S r m id thi- efirpitr.,l|iirt .hull lu- ii ,ide n i u n l j , r tnf iiln.
i i , < i,nt[isri«, and ii- prHi*,l|ial
Giseti under m> hand and th e seal nf my
in I *v ledii. S e tn • uftlee this tlie 22nd day *if Vprit. 1919,
d
phall Ii
i'U n t j j I ItpfhU
(sealf
K- A. llfF IU J l a s s .
\ rilflr1l
( '1,-rk of otii Cic.-Ult I ’.utrl -of Semlnule Co ,
t i id ml iia iu fr "I l itr* Ii r i I r p m in tn
Florida
1■-aI tix
t i t r r H r |i»»f n tin o » t i n l l be* n •
1 V Duval.
Is, Vw11
T m I'a t n un A 1*1 nt'fhl 111* ?
r ‘nrc pi a Iriant '• Solicitor.
« a l i t ' * t lm ?<*ti a ft >t i-* tiUA.fM AW. Mini Ilf |ntr
.'■ii I ftr
f Iii**1-, -rii am i tii h! ! it miTf-handt*!-, « imhI,
I’f r I I
|v;»O«i!la•>Iat Ifostd* difltl |»i-?aOfini | l o I Iccolt i ' o u c t , S c i c n i t i C i r c u i t , S e m t o o l e
pri |MTli of all dmrr ijitifm*, t o b U j . a4-:Ur I
Coun ty, Florida
Vv*rV. di*%i-b*p It n all »it*nl in rral i-s lals'j h i ,
(ill. l a t m , r u l l i v a l i nnd opiTttta- ( h i land** " t j Overstreet T u r p e n tin e Corttpahy
Ih*
riiF|n>reM> n
e^*l
land'# iff ift h i /
t
p r r am**.
s.
ROGERS’ PLATED WARE
ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
DR.
E .
S .
O C U L IS T
HOFFMAN
A N D
O P T IC IA N
famous
Ringgold, Gn.— Mrs. Chns. Gnston,
of this place, writes: "1 am n usor
of T h o d fo n la niack-Draughli lu fact,
It was oao of our family medicines.
Also In in}- mother'fl home, w hen I
was a child. When any of ua child
ren complained o t headache, usually
caused by* constipation, sho gavo us
n doso of Rlack-Dmught. which would
rectify tho trouble.
Often In tho
Bprlng, wo would liavo m alaria nml
chills, or troubles of tlilfl hind, we
would tako Black-Draught pretty* reg
ulnr until tho llvqr acted well, and
,
MAXWELL
C O FFEE
BOX FILES
HERALOyRINTlNGCOMPANY
.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Summer Fertilizing
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO.
ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE
W . J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
• •.
-
-
,
E y e s c m m in ed hy n re g u la r r e g i s
te re d p h y sicia n
e
Sanford,
m ill
P r a c tic e ron lin ed lo th e tr e a tm e n t
o f I h e eye
G l a s s e s fitted , b r o k e n l e n c s d u
and t *i mark*"*, m il unit! i!l<*jm**» nf t Vi*■ pri* , All unknown parties rlaiming Inter
*-*!• under J
UirhmiiRd
Mnrp hv,
p licated
dufi-t t i * rt ( f o i
Mine Produces Coal and Sand.
i le c r a - o i , Annie t
Woodbridge, Kithealth resort.
Vrllrir •* 111.
,
eh
ie
Woodbridge,
al)
unkno
wn
parties
2 8 W . C h u r c h U t. - O r l a n d o , E l a .
A mining plant that Is decidedly
T h r a m o u n t .tf t h n c a p i t a l i t * i r k
of (b i* j
rlaiming In terests under C alv in
V. •
They brought their other children unique Is located In (thlo. lint It coni
corfiorafi»»n *l*at| !#*■ T w enty -five T h o u sa n d i I’ oage, .a il unknown parties , miming
with them. One was W alter, rj Mnnll
f ‘i ’i.OULMHH lloltars* In be ij j %bird In to two j intere st* under tieorge It. Mort on Inand sand are taken from the one
humlrii! and f\ft>
J lf 0 ‘ sltarr* «f 4ho par •tividuaily or a* trus tee,- ail unknown
value «d (in** Hundred ( $ 1 0 0 . 0 0 ) Dollar#
trt ies claiming Interest u n d rr VV. 8,
r i c h , and said i l u c k may b r paid for in casit
refer et id.
or in p r o p e r t y , labor and servifi**, a! a |u*t
T o all unknown parties rlaiming Interest
OW/VFIt
Ta**
DESCRIPTION
vaiimtion to In f u n l by the d l r i r t i i f i at jj
GOODTOTNE LAST DROP
iindir J Itirhmun d Vturphy, nr under Calvin
met tins, call, d fm such puriioir*,
V. Pnage, or under George Ii. Mort on In di
avt* on N t Ii I m of t * mIiif•
Article IV.
vidually or as tru stee, nr under VV. S. Keefer
t t»ru avi * run N 140 fi
T h r co rp iica d o n “hall r i t s t p c f p rt u a !ly .
or * ith rr of them or otherwise, lo the follow.
VV 100 ft S I to ft K too
lit iff ili*rn!n*fl flml* ^itu ate in Sr rn l tinle
Artitle V,
f? hi t»* % dI|if li-*t Ml
ri*unt
y . \ lorBla
T)»»' bUNinl***
'( ( h e ci»f p o r » ( !*,n * ! ia ll hr
fi I .af \ U r* f V. *u f*
N f: 1 t N E ' , S t r M. tii 119 S, It. 29 E.
rHinfui l»*>l l«ii a b is* n| fiKtiifi-t (*tf« rirnantm j
S 1 in 1> \\ ,»> *t \ l ii
of s vv ; t S**F, 2 1 . T n , :
1 1 - 2 ’L L-s
4.1f not
t i tvr ,IHi! JllUfM ihAJtt ti
‘ fttu A
l lVi'tM i'^ W h r
n
r
’TTT’
?j
1
H
v
rr-Nv
n
^
r
(
l
and
' s w ',1
—
r
‘
"
*
iiymtu f i't, rt a prv.ittrut, it viv,' (iM-.itlt-nt .
hU'cnv. ~ \ v f f - i r ? m T i r n 6 n > o ' v i i n T T u n r .
_*MV ff N 210 ft W 21 it
a ( r c f i ' t a r y ami a tfi-asurrf.
i l n r prrsun ot S W ' , See. 35, Tp. 2d S. It. 29 K.
for
it
cortnlnly
baa
Biivcd
ub
lots
of
70
t*J
(• 11
K m u ti. A \
Y o u are herrb y ordered to ap pear to Ih e
may hold th** ultlre ut tmlh a r c r i l a r y anil
it. c al N'K fur N \V 11
19 *10
doctor bills. Just a doso of Black- trfiaturir. T h e prffon s who a re lu cq m luet bill ot com trial nt hrrnlti filed on the 4 th d a y
M*| 8 r,0 ft VV 150 It N
of
August, A. D. 1919.
DrauBbt ivTion not 60 well oavea a th e husini-xi 1>t this «*ufpufatiun as i t* tom l.to
6 0 ft F. 150 ft
UuUfflT, II. C,
I t t* further ordered t h a t t h i s ’ no tice bn
otfies j * an,t illrrtliim unlit 4 h - stlrwlot of diiyn in bed.**
’
• tperary
licg 310 It 8 ,'f N VV cor 4.f
putiHsheil
on ce each week for twelve weeks
u n are i't*-r1,-*l at tin- first anniini menting
N E t* <>r NVV'i
36
19 .10
Thedford'u Black-nnuiplit ban been ot tho f t o r k l m l i l i f ( hi rrln stt, r pruvlilrit fur. In th e SanTuril Herald, a newspaper published
nt-c
run K ,210 (t S 2 1 0 (t VV
Sem inole County .
In into for many years In tho treat •hall In* T W, | nwtnn. p rr s l i lr n t ; VV. J. in Vsaid
. 2 Ml
2 10 ft N 2 1 0 ft
W ight. It
Vlinens my ha ml and thi’ seal of the said
I.awtufi. viro p roslilonl, It. VV. Lawfun, so,',
ment of stomach, liver nnd bowel rotary
Itrf ID rli S
f N W rmr i>(
C
lrr
u
ll
Court
(hi* 2 8 th day ot April, A. D.
ASK YOUR G R O C E R
unit t r * a s ! i r , r
Tiio first annual moot*
:tt;
19 .10
troubles, nnd tho popularity which It ing n f thi- atnckfiitiilor* shall l,o hold nn tho 1913.
N E '.
fun F* G?0 ft N tu It It
(si ah
E. A. n n U f l L A R S .
first M et., l a y in J u l y . A t! 191 (I, and a n
now
enjoys
Is
proof,
of
llu
morit.
NWIv
hirt£ ft
It. to
Clerk ClrrUII C o u rt Seminule Co.. FI*.
nually t h e r e a f t e r un tin* fir-t Mubday nf
I 1 Oil
If your liver In not dolpg ita duty, oarh
Altlrnfcr, \\ <i
Fren ch n v*• S to hrir 7 »
Ma»s.-y A- VVarlnw
r. nd ev ery J u l y .
H'c Hi rh S anti 7 7?* ft f! 0/
Sots, for Compll.
you will puffer from Buch (llsaKrcot Ml, to V 1
36
N VV rttr uf N F '»
i<i 30
5I-I31C
nblo Bj-mptomn ns hendncho, billounTho highest amnunt
!n*l, lito dm ss ,,r
run fi to
11r
liahllit)
tn
sohioh
ilu
o
n
t
f
i
n
il
n
i
l
ran
at
an>
nofiB,
connUpation,
indlKeatlon,
etc.,
\ f
I* Itv NV^Iy sitoni*
Notice * f Application for Fax D eed Under
( u l q e r t tta o lf .ls (Inutile ttio a m nu nl nf
-r-*i inf in pnint N of t.i1 S
nml unless aomething ta dono, Berloua tirno
S e c tio n 8 uf Ch apter 4 * 8 8 , L i s , o l Flor
for filing
tho eapltal * t , , r k and sutiilus nf the rurpnra7.00
UiHnn. firl.i-fra
U* In g
ida
trouble may result.
lluti.
’ ■1 S K ' , of M l ! i of Nf;
Lett
els.
Bills,
Invoices, Receipts.
36
1it 30
Notice is hereby given th a t Mis* F\ V.
Thedford'a Rlnck-Drauftht hns Iteen
Arllrlr VII.
!i
100 11 f: ah'f \\ l >
Reeks, pu rchaser ot T a x C ertific a te No. 33 4 ,
Etc.
Plenty
of them
N
a
m
'
*
.
f
«
*)
d
e
n
c
e
and
tu
b
a
rrip
lion
ot
.tho
found
a
vnlunblo
reme.dy
for
these
I f i T ' j ft S
*n«l S in
dated tho 3rd d ay of J u l y A. I).'. 1916, sairj
in r n tp o r a ln rs:
,
___
7.00- trouhJea.
L a ne, Mr* A- L .
N►
: rj.r S U
cer tific ate em b ra c e s th o following dearribod
It
la
purely
VeKotablo,
and
■t
T . VV. I. a w t o n , Oviodn, Ftnrld a, 3 0 s b a r r * pro pert y situated in Semlnule r o u n ty . F lorIt. r iit K W rrir nf * S \ V o f
,
»
acta In a prompt and nnturnl wny.
W. J . I awti-n, Oviodn, F lorid a , 3 0 sh are* !<?•* to-wltl B *| o t .N V V U of NF ! t i Sec. 33,
S W , r f N H '«
50e e»ch
36 19 3 0
It. VV. Law tun. Oviedo, Florid a. 2tl a h a r r * . r p . 21 8 . ft. 3 0 L a st. 3 0 a e rr*. T h e said
fepilntlng
tho
Uvor
to
Ita
proper
fun F 112 ft K i! 1 ft N
7 .0 0
mu it w m n it
' *
Arllrlr V III.
functloaH and cleanBlnit tho bowclii of
land being asaeaaed at th e d a t e of the issu
mll<» |>o*t
36
19 30
l u g ' ryfit* ft S of K
T h e sewj " ( tht* rnrimratfon shall i ie 'a cir an ce of aurh rer tlfic a tr in tho na m e of
ImpurltleB. Try It. lnalnt on Thtd- cular
run W 145 ft N 29'J ft
Im lirraaton and bear In the owntor the So u t h Florid a Naval Stors a C o m p a n y : ’
,
Office Supply Dept.
f.to forU'ii. .thu original and genuine. E 79 words " C o r p o r a t e Heal'* and aroun d thn rirI.ane* .Mr*. A# L. —
K 115 ft S 2 0 0 ft .
Alto T a s C ertific a te No. 2 0 4 7 . dated th e
*
B* p 100 It W of NU cor ol 8 1,
ru m f e rr n re
“ I.aw ton i lr u l h i r s
C o m p a n y , t i k day ol J u n e . A. 11, 1898.
Said enrtifiPhone
148
Sanford, Florida
til N VV •* ot N K ‘ j of
Oviedo, F l o r i d a . '*
cate e m b ra c e* the following described prop
36
19 30
RE',
T . VV. L A W T O N , ‘
e rty situated in Seminole co u n ty , Florida,
8 3 3 0 ft VV 100 ft N
VV. J . I . A W T O N .
• run
330 f t t: 100 f t less N
R. VV. I . A W T O N .
2.80
Lemi»nt, sMr*
no ft
Hltle «f "Florida,
County nf Sominrdr.
n. g 1396 f t S of NVV cor
3 1 to 31
Il rlnrr m e person ally appokrod T . W. Law run E !|.*.9 It S to G ra n t
N O T I C E O F M A H T K ll'S S A L E
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line S 2 5 ft W along >ame
Not ire* it h r r r b v itlvrn t h * t ' i i n J r r anti bv tqn, W. J . I.a w to n and It. W. I.a w to n , to me
47 ft Wjf576 f t to A. C. L
,
vlrt ur of a flnul r irc r rf rrn*f»‘rril on thi* 14th welt know n and known to he the parties d e
Ry W l” atr-ng same to
itty of M * y . A. f). 1D19. by t h f llo nora blt* scribed In sa id a r l i r l i s nf inr o rp n ra tin n and
49.00 J ii r m i W. r r r k l n t , Judtfr of »h«* SfV«*nth ack no wledged t h a t the} sign*,) the f a m e for
Sanford ave N to h e f
It eg 18.76 eh 8 of W 4 mile
J urildal Circu it C o u rt o f Florida, In C'barr- the u * * i a n d purtuwoe therein expressed.
In VVitnrx* W hertol 1 have hereun to t r t
pit’ t ,
31
19 31
rr ry . In a r r r t a in r * u * o i#hrrrln thi* C i t y of
run H 1.25 rh E to Grant
Hanford h co m p l a i n a n t, and A. M. T h r a » h * r my hand am i otfieial ersl. thi* th e 22ml day
line N 25 ft E atone G l int
and A. K . J ' o i r r i d r f m d a n t i * I. tb«* twjdir- uf M ay, A. D. 1919.
(soil)
MARY LEIN IIA H T .
line to puint E ol t,cg \V*
■ignrd Hp^cfal M a d r r will, on .Monday* the
U nkn ow n..
N o t a r y Public, S l a t e ol Florida.
7th day of Ju l y * HMD, In front of t h r C o u rt
M y co m m is sion expires Oct . 1 0 , 1920.;
Lot C a n d 't h e 8 2 0 ft of Lot It
I tou*«* door fn Hanford, Florida, d u rin g the
5 t-.Me
.
in J . O, Fries S u b Dlv
tertilize citrus trees NOW for development of
irga! hour* of aalr, offer for sate and a tll to
.
f.-corded ie P|-t Itnok 2 .
the highrat bidder for ra sh th r follow I n f
Page 8 S e n t thl* Co un ty
n
o
t
i
c
f
:
fruit and growth of tree. The Bize of next year's
landa* to-w it! Lot 0, l l l o c k *'»,
3 5 .0 0 described
Wilson, J n o
Sealrd b id s will be received by th e Hoard
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I t a e o r d s . . ,.
31
19 31
T i f f II, of G r o r i r t o w n , mihirrt h o w r v r r to
- mmiesion
- - era at thei.
' fr ____
Lot Ik i e s * 8 2 0 ft ol J . O. Frle*
ne xt . regucrop depends in a great measure on the growth
any pavinit* aidrwalk, or othrr Hen, nr tan nl C o u n ty Co
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Su b Div recorded In P la t
sday, June
«gh»e<)urnt to t h r y ea r HJlti. in fa v o r of aaid lar m retiIng t o be held on T u1e*4
book 2 page 8 Seminole
3rd, 1919,. fLo r tem|i(irary repair* nn the VVeof wood made thia Hummer.
city*
14.00
W h it a k e r. A. C.
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31
19 31
■ai w ■ iriv
i s eer
t b rt id
*n g
* e , irepairs
t
u to be
*j« m
a u f un
uFiurr
kiwa
m ade
der
8 C IIE L L E M A1N ES,
N ' i L o t A J. O. F r l ^ Su b
the aupervlaion of t h * county engineer. F o r
Don’t lessen your profits of thia year and next
Special M k lttr In C h ancery.
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Div rernrded I'l a t Hook
f u n h r r i n f o r m a t i o n see Frsd T . Williams,
J . J. Ilirk invon,
I ' s t v 8 Sem inole Counengineer.
City Solicitor,
hy
neglecting
to fertilize nowl We offer any:-anal
.15.00
T o w n s e n d , Gen. N.
R e c o r d _________
31
19 31
Iloard r e s e r v e * th e rig h t - to r e j e c t a n y and
U-il«
K W i j U N K '4 *
ysis.
all bids.
T h a t p a rt of
- E . A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk .
N O T I C E O F M A S T E R ' S HALE
8 W ! | ly in g E
52 4 t c
Notice la h e reb y given th a t un drr a n d by
All (ho Potash You Want
lonvllle a v e less 8 8 ( 4
virtue nt a final decree rendered on t h r . I t t h
rha and N W | j of SL'>,
N O T I C E T O IHD11EIIH
d*)f of M ay . A. D, 1 9 1 9 , by the H o n o f a b l e
less 6 cha E and W by
Sta led b i d s , a u b j e t t to Ih e sa le of Uonds
J a m e s W. F r r k l n t . J u d g e of the S e v e n t h
8 H cha N and 8 In 81V
will be r e c e iv e d by t h * Hoard of C o u n ty
2 8 .0 0 Ju d lr ta l C ircu it Court of Florida, fn C h a n - C o m m issio n e r* of Seminole C o u n t y , F lorid a,
Havrmeyer, Allro Acerjr, In a c e r t a i n ea u s e wherein t h e C i t y ol
PBRiiiru »■
no n
Sanford
is riiin[iiBiii*ni|
co m p l a i n a n t, iand
II.* par
L a n d o n de- at the offlr e uf eald board a t th e court house
R tg a l S W m r N 5 V U of 8 E *Q
31
(rn d a n t, 1, th e undersigned Kperlal M a s te r In Sa n fo rd , F l o r i d a , on or be fore ten o'rlock
run K * eh N l i t eh W
.
Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers
to
M ellon vllle
ave
8
will, on M o n d a y , the 7th day nt J u l y , 1 9 1 9 , a. m. on t h e 3rd d ay ol J o l t * * . t), 19 1 9 ,
In lr« n t of t h e C o u rt House door in 8 e n fo r d , for the e x c a v a t i o n and co n stru ctio n ol tha
along s a m e t o point W
.a^ironatv.P.^v
in S,,niy PumPs ant* Insecticides.
2 8 .0 0 Florida, during t h * legal hours of sale, olTrr ditches, d r a i n s or eansls soil la tera l d itch es,
flo hlay er, Fred
of beg E to beg - .
JACKSONVILLE............................... ..... .................................FLORIDA
■leg al S W cor Hlk H Melb.nfor sale and aril to the highest bidder for cash d r s l i s or c a n a l s In Ihe J rt a u p D r a in a g e Dis
R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch
T
Vilte run W 105 ft N 292
the following described la nd s, to-wlt: L o t s I I trict. _
f t E lOft f t 8 292 ft to
and 12 of lllock 4 n f T l e r I of Sa n fo rd , F t o r .
Each bid must be a ero m panirt l by a c e r ti
2 8 .0 0 Ida. arfiording to E.
R ep p. J . W
beg
R. T ra ffo rd '*
map, fied ch re k in th e sum ol Flu- Hu nd red (1 5 0 0 .w 99 Iks of Heg 9.32 eh* W of
su bject, however, to any paving lien, aide- 00) D o lla rs, p a y a b le to aald boarr], u
an
8 K cor Lot I
30
walk Hen, nr o th e r Hen, or la x s u b s eq u e n t to evidence of gooil Istith.
run N 2 2 . 0 0 chs to Lake
t h * year 1916, i n ' f a v o r of laid rlty.
E s t im a t e d
t o t a l yardag e &8.6C0 cu b ic
Monroe W along .Lake II
A. K . F O W K R 8 ,
yatda.
T b l a q u a u t l ty ia on y atm o x im a t e .
Arterial
eh 62 Iks 8 2 2 .1 5 chs E
S p ecia l Xtaati
M u t e r In C h a n c e r y .
being
given
>*
a uniform basis for r a m p s ' .
11.20' J . ' J , Dickinson,
P e te r *, B . .
.
__11.87 eh to b e g . . . . .
Ison of b id s, and th e aald board re serv es the
Reg at KE r o r of Lot I of
C ity S o lic it or.
right to i n c r e a s e or decrease th e a m o u n t of
llo ld e n ’a Rea l
Estate
55-5tf
said y a rd a g e a* m a y be deemed mwessary.
Co's Add run N E ly along
All bide s h a ll bb made upon a fo rm t o be
K aid* of *ald Add and
N O T I C E OK M A S T E R S H A L E
furnished. *
along E l y aide of E . R.
N o lle * I* h e reb v given t h a t under a n d by * T h e ' b o a r d reserve* the right t o r e j e c t a n y
' T ra ffo rd '* M a p of S a n
vlglue of * final d ecree rendered on t h e 14 th and all b id s. '
'
ford t o t h * E line, T l * r
day of M a y , A. D .
by the H o n o r a b le
T h * a u c c e u f u l bidder will b e required to
A Q BN TS.
If, th a n r e 8 t o Sa n ford
give
a
b
o
n
d
equ
al
to
25
per
ra
n
t
of
th
a
P V WJ3*' J u d / * ol t h * S e v e n t h
G ra n t lin t 8 2 6 f t W
Ju d icia l C l r j u i t C o u r t o f Florida, In C h a n am ou nt of hia o r thei r bid, eom pu ta d u p o n .
along G r a n t lino to P t
cery. in a c e r ta in c^usn wherein t h * C i t y of
U n k n o w n ---------------- -—
1 .4 0 Se nford fa c o m p l a i n a n t, and W: F . L e a v i t t tha baai* of t h e yard ag e ab o ve m en tion e d ,
raat of bog W to b o g . . , .„
with n S u r e t y C o m p a n y qualified td write
dcfen ilant, I . t h e underalgaed Sp ecial ' M u t e r
b o n d s In
h e w*ws«
st a t e of
as sauUre
y
it* tsvsx
wi F
• lorid
i v l i u aa,i KB
f f ltV
T h * foregoing described property m a y . b e redeemed a t a n y l i r a * before be fo g certified wll on M o n d a y , t h * J J h d ay of J u l y , 1 9 1 9 , such wwnww
thereon;
the S u re ty'C om p a ny nnd Tarm of
to C ity A tto rney for collection - n y p a y in g co at of td v o r t lt i n g and Interest a t t h e r a t * of
O F F IC E P E O P L E S BAN K B U ILD IN G
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Court
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‘■ind ta be approved by said board.
12 per c e n t per a n n u m .
I Florida, during t h * legal hours of s a l * , offer
A cqpy. of plane, specification* a nd profiles
. JA S . C. R O D E R TS,
for aal* andI aell t o t h * h l g h u t bid d er for and proposed c o n t r a r t , bond a n d fo rm ot
1v
• C U y CUgIt * Collector
J c a a k t h * fello w fa g described lands, tu - w i t
Wd a n y b e o b ta in e d Upon ap p lica tio n t b (
ujIl'I ii hnVn treatm ent at this
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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 SEC T IO N
NUMBERS!
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1319
VOLUME X
1
CONVENTION
OF CITIZENS
ON TUESDAY
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COMMUNITY .WORK CONVEN
TION WILL BE HELD IN SAN
FORD NEXT
TUESDAY
TO
WHICH ALL ARE INVITED
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, A community work program has
.been arranged for next .Tuesday,
May 27th, to be held ip Sanford.
An anulysts hf the program seems to
reveal the following points:
1. A study of the county as a
whole’ . from
the standpoint of its
needs along the lines of education,
recreation, sanitation, economics and
religious. *•
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2. An effort to conserve the soldier
spirit of service and sacrifice, .profit
ing by his most valuable experiences
anil making them and him an asset
to community,betterment.
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3. Some plan |>y which the excel
lent team work that'w e.have had in
the various
war activities may
Ijq
kept .alive (or peace times and all
times.
A •few points are especially to be
nut*
J Th p Uill.* range oF topic:* disf L *•■1 1ill t )n-i^ relation to tin- •rnnkir.K -if t Ilf lust county better ,
•i Th f |li-rsoiuii'l of spoakeirs irf» j.1'. i mill t-lcrs and laymen of all
ilt'li*1mmutions. business and profesPlnn; *1 men . soldier* and civ ilians
a!:1i
Seminole County, Co. Demonstra
tion Agt. C. M. Berry
3:30 Organization of County Com
mittee and Appointment ’ of Com
munity Chairmen
4:L5 Suggested Activities, Volun
teers
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4:30 Song, Audience
' Play Demonstration, Mnss Ath
letics, Group Games.
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Tuesday Night, Congregational
Church, Hon. II. It. S tev en s’ .
Presiding
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8:30 Music, Mrs. Lucile Aspinwall Takach
’
8:15 Introduction of the Speaker,
Hon. E. F. Housholder
8:50 Address, Fay Cilley, State
County Work Secretary.
9:30 Sohg, Audinnce - ..
9:40 Benediction, Roy. Arthur S,
Peck.
, No collection— No subscriptions.
Momorinl Sunday
The annual celebration of this day
will be held at^thc Congregational
church Sunday morning nt oleven
o’clock.
Federal and Confederate
veterans of the Civil War are in
vited to attend in a body, as also
the veterans of,the Spanish-American
and re,cent Great European Wars.
The address of the occasion will be
given by Rev. M r..Brow er on the,
theme, “ Tho Meaning nnd the Re
wards of*Sacrifice.’.’ The music will
lie in charge of Mrs. Takach. With
the passing oL tho years a deeper
and richer meaning attaches to this
day.
National
llrposiiN Over
S I,090.000
G ERM AN Y ICOURT CON
’ ON
MUST SIGN
BY MAY 29 T U E S D A Y
EXTENSION OF TIM E OF SEVEN COMPARATIVELY LIGHT DOCK
ET FOR TIMS TERM
WILL
DAYS GIVEN IN O R D E R ’.TOUSE NEW COURT HOUSE
FORM ULATE ARGUM ENTS
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period of seven days’ grace has
The Spring Term of the Circuit
been extended Germany by the rep Court for Seminole county will open
resentatives of. the allied and assp- on Tuesday, May 2 7 l h . •
dated governments And which the
As usual Judge Jus. \V. Perkins
German peace plenipotentiaries may will preside over the deliln-rntidns of
conclude their study of the peace this session and State’s Attorney
treaty and formulate such replies to Jos. Junes will handle t h6 state’s
the various clauses as they desire.
interest in all mutters coming up at
The extension of time which orig this session.
inally was to have expired ut noon
It is understood that there is a
Thursday was set forward to Thurs light d o ck et’for this session, crime
day. May 29. nt the request of the in Seminole county being at a .low
Germans, who advanced the plea ebb, during these days of enforced
that more time was required in order drouth.
.
that the/ might formulate * argu . This session of* tho court will be
ments of much importance. Almost held in the new court house building
simultaneously, with the request by. nnd the ‘people of the county- wUl.
the peace plenipotentiaries for more have a chance to inspect the new
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time comes from Iicrlin a statement ,building
and try out t^e new court
of thc^German cabinet that Germany room which has been arranged under
is unwilling t« sign the peace treaty. the .lire, lion of Judge Perkins.
The document i.*’ n reiteration, al
though in strong.- words, of the
Cdneregaliohal Churrh Sunday
views of (he foremost statesmen in
Germany that the sealing of the
In l i e no ruing Memorial Day
compact would spell the ruin of the s e re in s will be observed in keeping
with the annual custom.
Veterans
former empire.
ing when the Cnrnivnl Queen was
crowned nnd the beautiful May-Pole
dance was given by a number.,of
pretty little girls. When the votes
werq counted it was found that little
Miss Rebecca Stevens had the most
votes and was crowned ns Queen of
the May nnd given the first prize, a
beautiful watch bracelet. Second in
number of votes was Camilla Puleston who received a Trench Lpeket
nnd M argaret Cowan as third re
ceived a diamond ring.
The Carnival
• was a *decided suecess in a finnnciul way nnd n. nice
sum was raised, for improvements
whjch are contemplated by the
Woman's’ Club. The exact a mount,
is not yet~bbtninablc as returns are
not all reported. ••
To give special mention to npy of
the attractions at the cnrhivnl would
be nn injustice to the others. Suf
fice to say that nil of the lutlies con
nected with tho entertaining fea
tures did their level best to see that
everyone enjoyed the occasion to the
fullest nnd that they succeeded
nobly wns evidenced by the big
good Matured .crowds that thronged
the- grounds cnch night’.
W H Y ARE
ITALIANS
IN TURKEY
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I
Congress convened in extraordin
ary session on Monday. Representa
tive Frederick H. Gillette of Massa
chusetts, manufacturer of thu safety
razor which * bears his name was
elected npeaker of the house, while
Champ Clark of Missouri who has
been th» Democratic speaker for the
past eight years was elected leader
b y the minority party.
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Kev. Wm. Stones of Oviedo, for”
many yours a resident of this county
died at the home of his son in Day
tona on Friday, May 1 6th fafter a
brief illness.
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His recommendation regarding re
turn of the railways und wire lines
was the first authoritative declara
tion by the administration of its
futuro policy and greatly surprised
many members who had interpreted
the developments of the past few
tnonths to rpean that Mr.- Wilson
eventually would propose somo form
of permanent governmeht operation.
On the contrary the directness of tho
President’s declaration on that point
left no doubt that he was through
with any possible schome of perma-.
nent retention.
Tho Baptist churches of his charge
a t Oviedo and Geneva will unite ina
memorial service in hja hon or'at an
early date.
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In his reference to prohibition, the
President did nut enter extensively
into the .considerations involved.
Demobilization,
he said,
merely,bus progressed tp such a point that
it seems to me entirely safe now to
remove the ban upon tho manufac- ,
ture and sale of wines and beers.’*
This ban, laid several months ngo to
become effective on July I, could
only be removed, the President said,
by congressional enactment.
Death o f ReV. Siouca
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. Ah to Prohibition
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* Congress heafd a unique document
—the only one of its kind ever trans- •
milted across the ocean from a Pres
ident nn a foreign shore.
For tho
first time ill six years it heard a
Presidential message read by a read
ing clerk instead of assembling to
hear the President deliver an ad
dress in person.
The rceomrpcrtdntions for the re
peal of wartime prohibition nnd for
return of tho rail and wire systems,
while not unexpected by some, con
tained tho greatest element of sur
prise and provoked tho most wide
spread comment of the many taska
set before congress by tho President.
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ORGANIZATION
COM PLETED
AT F I R S T DAY’S S E S S I O N —
W ILSO N ’S M ESSA G E TO C O N
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Senator Cummins of Iowa was
elected president pro tem of the sen
ate, and Senator Key Pittman of
Nevada was selected as the senafefloor lender by the Democrats^ The
vote was: Cummins 47; Pittman 42;
. M lines in* Tall
Tallahassee
showing
that the Republicans have
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county ’ prosecut a clean majority of five on party
Srhelle Mnines, co
ing attorney is in Tallahassee this issues.
week in attendance at the delibera
President Wilson, in It is message*
tions of the state legislature.
to congress recommended repeal of
the wartime prohibition law-— so
l i(> ( l e r k R e s i g n s
far ns it applies to wine and beer
•las. ('. Roberts, who has been only; announced definitely that tho
city clerk and collector for the past raffroad systems and telegraph and
of tin- t
.1 W i.r are i n v i t e .I to a t four years ha* resigned this position telephone lines would lie returned to
Paris. May 21
The tier man
tend in a body, and soldiers of our and Fred Rines has beeir appointed private ownership; urged a revision
peace delegation, has been grunted
of w.ar taxes, particularly to abolish
by
* llo* council to (ill tin*
* position
«
other war-, will bn cordially* welenrnm
an extension of seven days or until
the manufacturers’ and retail sales*
e.l
Til. i i,••ne f•*r the . eli-bration Mr Rims took up hi* new duties on
May 2ft, in which to reply in full toexcises;
and outlined generally a pro
Monday
of
this
week.
will I"- ' Tl.e Meaning and Rewards
the peace terms, in-curding to an
gram
respecting
labor.
Mr.
Roberts
has
no
intention
of
of Sacrif ice. ” Musi.- will lie in keep
official announcement
leaving
Sanford
and
is
making
ar
ing with tlu- occasion.
Eleven
These were the "high spots" uf tho
rangements to enter business here. President’s message'ealifiptfroin Pa
('ount von Hrorkdorff Runtzau. o'clock.
Mr Rines i* well known in San
head of the German peace ilelegari*.
“Christ tin P.-r| etu.il Test" will
tinte, asked an i-xtcnsinb of time fur In- the s u b j e c t «.f the evening -tervjtf- ford. having lived here for a number
Beside* that, he again urged en
of years during which time In- lias
Germany to present her reply to the
act
iqsnt of the woman suffrage con
beginning at eight o’rlock '
been local freight agent of the A. C.
allied peace terms.
stitutional
amendment; recommend
E. and manager of the Southern Util
ed that the tariff Inws lie supplied
The Vaunt stated that further
Death of A. II. Wallare.
ities Company of the city. He. lias
notes were being prepared and’ that
had a wide experience in clerical with teeth to protect American in
A.
II
Wallace,
who
lias
lived
in
dustry against foreign attack; spoko
it wnllhl be ‘impossible to complete
and near Sanford (or the past six work and is well qualified to hold for legislation to facilitate American
them by 1 p. m. Thursday when tin
years died on Tuesday at Daytona. this position.
enterprise thrpugli the expansion of
time limit is up.
Florida where lie lias been working
shipping
ntid backed Secretary Lanes
It is too late for Germany to seek temporarily for some time.
progrnm for land for returning sol
to deny-bdth the aggression in the
The deceased came to this section
diers.
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war and her. responsibility for it. six years ago and settled cm a hoinei Of the peace conference and tho
This declaration is made by Premier j stead near the Wekiwa. river. Durleague of nations the President tnereClemenceau as president of the peace , jnj{ hj|( ri.Hi(,
hrr,.
worked ttl
1!y said it would In- premature to disconferenc in replying to the Her- ^
„„ ljlin(.r f„r
,, ,*„wall,
|i-iihs them or e^presi a judgment.
mini noti n reparations, tin- text *if .caving during the war for Daytona
|He also nvoidc.1 dit. -UA.iion of dome3- 8
Which with the reply was made pub- whpr(,
|)u„
workin„ B1MC„.
tic legislation at length bemuse of
lie last night.
||t. |,,avt.s „ wjftf whp js still living
his lung- absence from Washington.
Tho argument put forth by Count on uic place near Wekiwa.
•
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the statement of the FirstNational Rank of this city ns called
for by the Comptroller as of May
12th.
•
It will lie noticed that the depos
('oinmunity Singing and
'll
its of this institution are over the
Comm'unity Kccreation in mass
million dollar mark, the first time
ram*
in the history of the city that a batik
*P *i »» las ( it*rms offer a reimarkhas enjoyed deposits of this amount
»t . opportunity for the developThe report of the First National
tr. • "I community consciousness.
not
only speaks well for the bank but
1* uk of a whole community stop
ping for thirty minutes to pome lo for the community as well. It indi
git* -r to sing and play -not simply cates that Sanford.and vicinity is in
the children but adults as well. A a much more prosperous conditio!*
fn'ghly healthful sign when dignified than ever before.
preachers, sago looking lawyers, p,nle
faced bankers and business men get
out of their grin’d long vnough to
limber up their bodies and minds and
spirits in play. The American urmy
was known as a singing and playing
arms
We wonder H there is any
i ot.tn 1 1 ion between this anil the fact
It at it was also recognized as the
cleanest army that any nation ever
m lit to battle, and we nlso wonder.if
von Brockdorff Rantznu wan that - Funeral services were held u f T . J7
those things which developed such
Germany did not sturt a war of «K- 1 Mill».r ‘ & Son’s undertaking parlors
splendid morale among our men un
gression, that the German people * on Thursday morning,- Rev. C. D. TIMS IS THE QUESTION ALLIES
der arms would not do the same
COUNTY OFFICIALS-HAVE TAK were convinced they fought a defen- jirowcr of the Congregational church
ARE ASKING Of THE- ITALIAN
thing for civilians. Let's try it!
EN POSSESSION
OF
NEW sive war and thul the present (»or- olli.-inting. Interment was made in
GOVERNMENT
If you arc even s relic of the
BUILDING
RECENTLY
PUR man government cannot lie held* re- i,;ik(. View cemetery,
human species and have not lost
sponnitilp for “ faulty" of the* former
Paris, May 22. It has been learn
CHASED 1IY COUNTY
'I
all jour play instinct, get out t o ‘the
German Kovernment.
ed in trustworthy quarters that the
.
Ilnvtling Alley for S. Anrir.l*'h
Seminole county has moved. At
park and take part in that play dem
United Matos, Great Britain and
Premier Clemenceau takes up the
’
least
the
officials
have
moved
and
onstration
We understand games
poihts made by the German delega-J Through the interest of friends. Franrc have united in sending'a note
will he promoted for all—fat men, the official headquarters are now in tion and declares that the German t,u‘ f,ne- 1,01 of doub,° bow,inK »<leys to Italy re .uesting nn explanation of
ban men. young men, old men, hoys the new court house recently pr- government last November made no formerly in the Elks’ Club building the landing of Italian forces in Tur
and girls, and even the women. chasCd from the Elks of the city nnd protest against the charge in a note have. been secured for tho -purish key.
.
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.
Bring your fiat heel shoes and come remodeled for court house purposes. of Berrctary of States Lansing that wurk of
CrH88 churih in con' . Premier Orlando of Italy is said to
Whilo the officers , are n o t . com Gcrmny
prepared to take some part. A numwas the’ aggressor.
T h e ' ncction wllh lhe Brollicrhood of have made a reply t o ’the council of
her of new games worked out in the pletely settled in their new-offices on president of.* tho conference points i S »,nt Andrew. A large and conve.
four during n sharp personnl incident
army and nnvy will he staged, among nccount of minor finishing wprk by out further that Germany made t h o ! nicnl ^ ' d i n g i» now being erected
during which he objected to the
_
The
them being Medicine Ball Relay, painters and carpenters, they are. all French government of 1871 and the for ,hc »’,acin« ot tl,c a,lcyB',M‘ " presence of Premier Teblzlclos jof
Volley Ball, Throe Deep Too Deep, at work on their regular jobs of at Russian government of 1917 respon Brotherhood of St. Andrew in its
Greece. The latter retired from the
Dead Man Relay and French Crick tending to the business of the-.coun sible for the arts of the. impcrinl work nnd in its steady growth and
me tint:'
acquirement of buildings with their
et. Special army men will teach ty and nil seem as happy as n boy regimes in France nnd Russia.
The
Italians
landed troops at
these games.
.
e ' t-quipment is doing the ordinary and
with a new bicycle.
.
*
Adnlin, Budrum and Makri during
legitimate
’’
Y.
>
!
.
C.
A."
work
of
The building as re-arrnnged makes
The following is the program for
Second Annual Students’ Recital
the community and filling its place. the ’period when Premier Orlnndo
the day.
' •
a fine court Iioubo. It is well built,
The Music Department of the
There are various Chnptcrn for the und Foreign Minister - Sonnino had
Tuesday Morning, Lyric Theatre. hns plenty of light on all sides, is Woman’s Club announces the 2nd
with drnwn from the peace confer
cool in summer nnd can easily, he annunl students’ recital to be given vnrious ages of the young lads up to
Srhelle
Malncs
Presiding
ence, mnking the landings without
heated in .winter. The offices are all in the club house Tuesdny afternoon, und including young men. Member
lb:00 Invocation, Rev. M.
II.
notice to the allies.
ship
is
irrespective
of
any
spccinl
re
accessililc to the public and to each May 27th at 3:30. A pleasing pro
Massey
ligious
affiliation;
hut
in
the
ease
of
other and are Inrge enough to ac gram will be rendered by pupils
........**-•'■••• **“ *
“”v
The reported Italian incident, ap
Song, Audience
,,, '
the younger lads, only with the concommodate the records and desks of ,from the piano class of, Miss
Ellen
.
parently
complicates tho Turkish
Ib:l6 Purpose of Convention, L. all officers nnd assistants.
Mahoney and Iron, the vocal and
lu " “r' nUquestion, nlready a vexed one, with
H Reynolds, Dist. See. Y. M. C. A.
In. the basement of the first floor piano classes of Mrs. Lucille AspinU ,H , " tendod 0,30 to throw ° ^ n which' the pnaco heads have been,
10:45 Relation to Returned Sol
arc found the offices of Sheriff Brady, wall Takach. This will bo the clos- thu, b°»d' nKi
P « b11' “8C- struggling for some little time past
dier to Community Activities, Rev.
County Demonstration Agent 6 . M. ing affair of tho .’club season nnd a
l*
„,0U,
1
}
‘,
a
t
lbcro
“ro mony
In evident nntiepation of a Greek
James J. O'Riordnn
Berry nnd Justice of the Peace cordial invitation is extended to nil who wil1 be K'ad of 8Uch bcal‘ bful mandate to administer the Smyrna
11:00 The Returned Soldier and Stringfollow. The county guards members, and their friends.
Tho “ mU8emc,nt among the citizens of our district, allied forces were landed at
the Church, From the Layman’s will also be on this floor. ' On the
program follows:
*
. city: and aKain* il * 'il1
nnother Smyrna last Thursday, meeting with
Viewpoint, Supt. T. W. Lawton
next •floor arc the offices of Judge Piano, To the Fairest
• Petrie attrnct,on to tbe tour'8t wbo '«»y b«? considerable resistance from the
11:15 The Returned Soldier and the Housholder,
county
judge;
A
Margaret Berner
; Buest8 in our cUV’
Turks but making themselves mas
Church, From the Pastor’s View Vaughan, tax assessor; Jno. D. Jin-v
Piano,
Curious
S
tory
—
........
..
.Heller
’
•
—
ters of the city. Italian troops par
point, Rev. E. D. 'Brownlee
kins, tax ccllcctior; E. A. Douglass,
• • Luella Mahoney
I.
The Spring Festival
ticipated to some extent in this land
11:30 The City Beautiful, Rev. C. clerk of the circuit court; and T. W. Vocal (a), April's Here .......Ronald!
The Spring Festival and Carnival
ing. According to n Paris dispatch
DeW. Brower
.
Lawton, superintendent of public in(b) Ilia Favorite Flower
Louitz Riven by the Indies of the Welfare of May 20 tho Italians had previous
11:45 Community Athletics, from •strurtion.
On tho top floor is a
Miss Muriel Harrold
Department of the Womnn’s Club
the
n Soldier’s Viewpoint, Lieut.. J. C. large and well arranged court .room Piano (a) First Rose Waltz Pressor closed last night after throe days and ly landed forces ut Adalia,
southern
coast
of
Asia
Minorwnd
Hutchison
and the county commissioners’ room.
(b > Auld Lang Sync
Scotch Air nights of real old fashioned good likewise disembarked troops at Bud12:00 Needs of the Small Town,
Evelyn Peabody
times.
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•
The new court house will he ample
rum, 96 miles southeast of Smyruu
H-v I.. E. Wright
, Del’Acquif • The carnival was held in thfc and at Maki on tho Gulf of Makri,
to accommodutc the county for Vocal, The Swallows
*
12:15 Song, Audience.
Mrs. Vaneo Douglass— *— Ninth Street Park and included nil in the villayet of Smyrna. There
years to come and la one of the very
Piano, Magnolia Bloom „C. Lcmont tbat usually goes with the carnival had been Nothing to indicate that
Tuesday ’Afternoon*.. MdhodUl
best arranged court house buildings
Margaret Petfers'
attraction-put on by professionals, these landings were not by agree
Church
,
in
the
state.
It
is
a
beautiful
build
Duet,
Lo
Pretty
I
t
o
c
e
...............
.............
including tho freak show, the fortune
2:30 Prayer, Rev. C. W. White •
ment among tho allies and indeed,
Mrs. Douglass, Miss Harrold
'teller, the toy balloons, the country some of .the unofficial forecasts- as to
ing and standing as it docs near the 1
Song, Audience .
Piano, Second Valse...._...........Godard ■tore «nd red .lemonade. In addU the probable division of Turkish
*
Economic Condition of Scm- lako front and .bulkhead is one of^
* Sarah Whecloss
•tion a .minstrel show was given each
»*ole County, Maj. Forrest Lake
territory under the league of nations
the first buildings to greet tho eyes
Vocal (a) Chanson Proyencalo...... .
night In tho convent acroas tho
mandatories had indicated the prob
3:00 Thrift, Hon. B. *F. Whltner of the traveler who comes to Sanford
(b) Waltz Song_______ From Faust »tre*t on Oak avenue.
ability that Italy would bo given the
' 3:16 Agricultural
Condition
of by the. river route.
Mra. A. M. Philips
| The climax'Nvas reached last even- Adalia dlatrict to administer.
NOW IN THE
NEW COURT
HOUSE BLDG.
CONGRESS
CONVENED
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DESCRIf TION o r
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Amount of
Taira and
Coata
OWNER*
3 40 N W ' 4 ol S K * , ' lea a tier N W
l"nk no »n
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1.011 2 14,
22 9 . 230. 24 3 . 244,
N 3 rh W 6 rh and Iraa
25 9 . 2 03. 27 7 . 2 78, 288.
her
N E C or run W 10
28 9 . 30 3 ,
304 and 303
ch S 6.67 eh E 10 eh
4 83
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6,67
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31
22 21
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1.011 318. 319. 320,
321. 322,
N 1.
ol S W 1 1 ol N W ' 1 o|
323. 321. and 306. AllaU n k n o w n .............—
5
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120
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S ' ) of SW 1 * of N E ' . ol N W ' i
27 21
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and 437. A lla m on tr
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3
2 H 21 11
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II. C. T >Ur
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40
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SK*4 of 8 E « .
l.ota
343. 347, 3 6 9 , 374. 403,
8 E 11 of N W t. and S K * , of NE
403 and 407 A lta m on t*
and \V ' j of K 1j llraa E
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l.ota 469. 466. 4 70 and 474.
Orlando Dev. Co
260
and N E ! , of N W I,
. 31 21
31
J . S. Mara
Altamonto I. II 4k N Co .
Orlando Ilev. Co
10
S W U ol N W *4 ol S W '4
_ . . 32 21
11
l.ota
341 and 343
Altam ontr
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31
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32 21
l.ota
332 and 333
Altamonto
Kllaalieth
N. Curry
33 21
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l.ota
306 and 307
Altamnnt*
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l.ota
364 and 3 66
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of
Eroal’ a Addition to Altamonlr aa Recorded In I’ lal llook No. I, Pa| e 14, Seminole
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S. O lr » o n .._ ^
150
N E ' 4 Of N E ' 4
4 21 32
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Counlf llerorda
I'lorlda G r o . r a t a m p a n ; ' * Flrat Addlllon to lllaek llom mock ao Recorded In
I. t 67 E ro a t’a Add to Alla.
Plot llook No. 2. P a ge 71, Sem inole C o un t; Reeordo
1.31
m o n t a - . .:_______ _____ ____
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Arthur Jam ea _
l.ota 3. 6 and 7 I'lorlda G ro vr*
Kroal'a Seco nd Addlllon In Altamonte ad Recorded In Plat llook No. I. Page 13
Co -* Klrml Add lo lllaek
Seminole Count; Itecorda
E . It. Moore
Mammock
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8 KloHda Gro vr* C o 'i
l.ota 22 and 23 Froot'a Second
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Katherine and Anna
Add to A l ta m o n t e .,
Annie M Samuel
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Klrat Add lo l l l a e k ........
Iludaon Park aa Recorded In Plat llook No. I. Page 69. Seminole f.'ount; Itecorda
Mammock .
llanaun
,
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l.ota I, 2. 13 and 14 Iludaon
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p|t t t Add to lllaek
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P a r k .......... .............. ........... .. .
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F >r Sale Sixty gallon under
ground gostdini* ftlorag" (auk and
ptim;*.
Price $U5.U0.
Uiglit (!ro.
52-2tv
ciry Cn.
--------------r----------Fur -Sale One- Cleveland rarer.
iJuO.UO. 1 E. M I■*. Roadster, $225.
52-21p
211 French Ayj.-
W hy
S u ffe r?
' J , A. Cox, of AlMrs.
derson, W. Va., writes:
"My daughter . . . suflered terribly. She could
not turn in bed . . . the
doctors gave her up, and
we brought -her home to
die. Site had suffered so
much a t . . . lime. Hav
ing heard of Cardui, we
got It for her.”
\V il Slury
F o r S ale
D uroc
hone*
fender
atralll
S id e.
D u r o c pigH 7 w e e k * o l d .
for
service.
(ieo
O rion
R ailtl;itl.
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5 'J-h tp
For Sale Five acres celery farm
at Beck Hammock, house ami grist
ual memlmrs refuse to pay T H E I R mill. S. A. Huston, Crown Paper
52-4tp
gas hills’ (this an overcharge of ga9 Company.
quarter meters).
For Snle—One Ford roadster wit Ii
Miss
Kuthryn
Henrickle
on detachable truck body in good shupc.
State Roarti of Crusaders in Health Must sell at once, $275.00.
In
Work gave instructive talk and ns- quire Herald.
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tounding fact* of rondilions existing
For Sale Fine corn, on ear.
in various part* of I lit* state, espe.-J
( ’. M. Slone, Cameron
tally concerning spread of tuhcrci.- sharked.
Ave..
.-ar Celery.
5'2-2tc
losis.
The Woman's Tonic
"in a few days, she be
gan to improve.” Mrs.
Cox continues; "and had
no trouble a t . . . Cardui
cured her, and wc sine
its praises everywhere."
We receive many thou
sands of similar letters
every year, telling of the
gooa Cardui has done for
women who suffer from
complaints so common lo
their 6cx. It should do
you good, too.
Tr)
meeting at the Woman's Club rooms
Wednesday, May (th , Mrs J
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Dtckin*. presitlent. presiding
I In*
I'eing the last meeting of t i e year
business transactions were rlusetl for
Peach nnd Tomato Crates We
Following this the club adjourned
the summer, thouglt members will
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. _ , f o r s o c i a l t i m e w h e n r e f r e s h m e n t s o f can supply you promptly in car lots
*lill he busy in . c i v i c e n t e r p r i s e s ,
.
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., _ i delicious ice cream ami rake were
through most of the summer montlis.
s e r v e d , s w e e t p e a s as f a v o r s a n ti, a
A very gootl report was given by
a musical program being rendered by
third vice president, chairman of
Mr. Mallory Horne. This was plan
membership coinihittee, Mrs. K. M.
ned by Mrs.' Frank Woodruff, Mrr.
Galloway, showing n decided in*
J . M. Wallace and Mrs. E. M. Gal
crease in the membership of the
loway.
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ciuh. .
Tho Woman'* Club has always
Social Department
stood Cor community uplift, civic,
The Social Department had its
social, music and literature, hut
through these departments many last gathering of club season in the
new fields ol work are constantly lull ronmt Tuesday afternoon. May
routing lo view. From this time on 13th. A short business session proT H E U N iV fc itG A L CAW
the club house will be given over reded the social good time. Mrs. W.
principally to young people for danc L. Morgan, chairman, presiding.
ing and amusement. Rut with the ' Department officers for the ensu
young people will he chaperones will ing year were elected ns follows:
We are experienced, and know how to give
lie many nnd a* a splendid commit
Vice Chairman, Mr*. B. A. How
service to the owners of Ford cars.. We havo
tee hus been appointed to arrange ard.
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the same methods, machinery and skill that
for ull evenings good times are as
Sccy-Trena., Mrs. Geo. Fox
they have in the Ford factory, and we use the
sured and especially so through the
Membership Committee, Miss
efforts of tho committee a Victroin
same Purts made by the Ford Motor Com
is being purchased in order that Katherine Wilkey
pany. Ford owners arc doubly guaranteed by
Finance, Mrs. Hnrry Ix’wi*.
first class music Vill he provided.
us ns to the reliability of our service on Ford
It was voted to have the aqnunl
We say this is for the young people,
cars. Don't try to do it yourself, bring your
As nil
for them did the thought first de bridge luncheon revived.
car here. * Incidentally we arc getting a few
velop but all are cordially invited to members know in past years ‘with
what joy this was received, the year
participate.
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Ford cars and are aide to make fairly good
book
will
look
especially
attractive
Tho Year Books for the coming
deliveries.
The annual
ytjur were discussed (The Sanford' with this programmed.
Touring Car. $525; Runabout, $500; One
Club ranks among tho first clubs hull, too. for which the Social Dept,
Ton Truck Chassis, $650; Coupe, $660; Setlan,
for having the best Yt-nr Rookj, ha* such uii established reputation
will
as
usual
be
scheduled,
for
this
is
$775.
These prices f. o. b. Detroit.
whether l ho club should litre Home
a
most
entertaining
nffair.
printed
or purchase its own ma
Following discussion of the year's
chine.
This was finally left to the
discretion of the program committee, (duns’ members gathered around
of which Mrs. A. D. Kelly is chair th(ee tables of bridge, Mrs. E. P.
man.
EDWARD HIGGIN!
C. F. WILLLYMS.
* ’ Discussion- of gUa hills of town Morse being recipient of prize, a
Agent__.
Salesman
/
pretty gdest towel.
was interesting.
Mrs. B. A. Howard as hostoia
Motion was majie that club refusd
to pay gas hill for which it had been Viith her assistants servcdjdelicious
unduly .charged. Also that individ- refreshments. *
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For Sale Horse, Wagon and liar1.1 M ness. Everything first
class. A.
52-4 tp
lluch. Long wood, Fla.
A l l III t l i r l a n d * i l r a r r i l i r d in t h r ( o r r g n i n g l y i n g j i n d b i i n g In t h e C o u n t y of S n f n i m d r
om t S t a l l
Elnrid *
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WOMAN’S CLUB
FO R RENT
Unicom.
. The tinlrnrn Is it fabulous nnlinnl!
Upholstering ami mat fress'making, with the hotly of a horse.hut of larger
furniture repaired, mirrors plated, ^ * 0. and with one. horn of t ' i to 2
auto top* and seats recovered. Kir*t cubits In h-ugifi oil It* fordo-ml |H-rclass w’ork only. Brown Upholstery. fw*6:lly >lraight. with a wfiile Imse.
Shop. 121 Court St.. Orlando. Fla block middle, and red tip.
49-tf.
I'
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For S aje—Three months old mDu.____
roc pigs. Best stock in the country.
Nick Zcrnovean, Maiden Lane.
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5l-4tc
nished, with gnrdcn space. Will con
sider three or four rooms. Address
Rox 75G, City.
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I ’ ht l l u
\ in % Mill** a s l l r r t t r i|r«| In I ' l a l ll*»ok N.i
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For Sale— Nancy Hall and Porto
Rico sweet potato draws now ready
$2.00 per 1000. F. 0 . B, cash with
order. Cates Crate Co.
17-8tc
or Mule Wanted—If you Philips Drug Store, corner Fa:', and
bargain in cither mule or First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop.
offer address with full par - Y ._________ __ __________ 43 tf
Geo. K. Ensey, Tfopic, Fla.
For R en t«—Furnished room* for
53-2tp I light housekeeping, 'JI0 French a\e.
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6l-3tn
W-anted to Rent-»-Smoll' house fur
2.
ida
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Ni»rlh 4 l» ii |ti ••i 4 a * l i r e or al r t f i n I’ lal H" •W No
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5 0 - 4 tp
For Sale— Duroc pigs 7 weeks old.
Duroc boar for service. Orion De
fender- strain. Geo. Randall, We«t
Wanted—.Girl for office work. Per Side. '
52-fitp
manent position.
Address in own
For Sale— Five rooms ' furniture,’
handwriting Hox 373, Sanford. •
510 Magnolia.
'53-tf
53-tf
Wanted 1 am equipped wilh ma- j
ehinery to rlear your land at lowest
Also tiling, fencing,
•.I I *• po-cihle' cost.
breaking land. etc. M. S. Nwo***ii.
50-tf
u i: ii i.Ui
Mm. S. Ih lili n
M M. Smith
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For Sale—The Green cottage at
Coronado Reach. Seven room* r<,m
pietely ftlrnished. Inquire of Kranl*
Mahaffey, Coronado Reach, Florida.
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In anatftcring an advcrtl«em,cnt
where no name ia mentioned in the
id, please do not aak The Herald
(or information aa to the identity of
the advertiser.
Usually^ wo do not
know who the advertiser is and if
we do we are not allowed' to give
out this information. Simply write
a 'le tte r t and address it aa ^por In
structions in tho ad. •
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have a
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ticulars,
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For Rent—Six room house. In
Wanted—F ift^ men. M. S. Nel
quire
Miller’s Bakery.
50-tf
son, Eureka Hammock, Sanford.
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For. R en t— Rooms for light hmiw^—
Wnnted-rTo buy a roll top desk keeping. Adults only. 300 french '
k -53-2tc
in good condition at reasonable avenuW •
price.
Enquire at Herald feflice.
Furnished Rooms— B y . dny, weckt
63-3 tp
or month. Every convenience. Over'
Frank Kenney .
k
or less with the standard peach and
tomato crate complete.
Write for
price*. Prevail & Co., Seville, Fla
WANTED
Aaron Palmer
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and Sailors Who Heck Positions.
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AND FARM LANDS AT
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W EST SIDE
EAST SIDE
FARM OF TW ENTY-ONE ACRES— 10 acres tiled, 4 wells, .
good modern house and out buildings, 2 1-2 miles from
court house, on the new brick road. 1 $8,500.00, terms.
FARM — 5 acres tiled land, 2 wells, 2 1-2 miles from , court
house* on the new brick road.
$3,000.00, term s.
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FARM — 5 acres tiled land, 2 wells, 5 room house and small
barn.
A dandy place at $3,000.00. Terms.
The above are all cultivated and in fine condition.
Also 10 acres on Beardall avenue, 5 acres cleared, 1 well. One
of the few unimproved places on brick road. A bargain
at $2,000.00. Terms.
. B.
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Miss Lillian Waits has returned
home from Willfston where she has
been teaching the past winter.
Misses Olive Waits and Willie
Fay Itioncuu hnvo returned home
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR
from Orlando where they have been
attending Orlando High School.
RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INOLE COUN
J . E. Phipps has painted his bun
T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD
galow on "Crank. Hill.”
Mrs. G. S. Maurey of Orlando was
who deeply sympathize with them the guest* of Mrs. Dinkel on WedGENEVA
Tho Herald got us'down os Oviedo in their sorrow.
day ami Thursday.
Mrs. Bessie Hart is visiting her
last week. Mistakes will happen.
A. C. Hiillam of Miami s^etif
By mistake also some of t h e 'San* brother, Rev. Abercrombie at Uma- ernl duvs the guest of Mr. Grist and
Jord visitors ut«*>tir-Sunday-m limV) «Util. .
Miss Hattie Grist.
1!. I’ Mills of Jacksonville visited
pienie were not mentioned, these
Geo. S. Dann arid wife and son,
heinu Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whitenm, friends in Geneva last week.
Ernest of l>cuec and Miss Lillian
Glen Whitenm, Miriam Whitemn,
\V \ Whitenm is moving into D mu of Orlando motored u e r Sun
Msss Nell Donley, Carnota Harher v. hat is known as the "Tarlpdl" day and called on Mr. and Mrs. J.
and Mr and Mrs. Harry Lewis. We [dace.
Geneva is glad to welcome S Dinkel.
are always glad in have our Hanford t hem.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Allen have pur
friends with u*
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A Ibillirdmll ib visiting chased a Reo car.
Mrs. Starling of Daytona is visit friends at I t. Pierce this week.
C. W. Entzminger and Mr Truitt
ing her son, Ira Starling and family.
The Misses "Snooks" of Wiers- have sold their tomato crop t\i-r on
Atihrey Moran had t!< misfortune dale are tin guests of i^r and Mrs the Wekiwa for $2,000.
\\ t.<> says
to. have a horse fall with him one J A. Logan
you want garden in Florida?
day last week, breaking one rib and
Mrs. L IV Daniels of New Smyr
The Longwood school c lo s e d last
badly spraining his arm.
na is expected Iqmorrow to join her Friday and celebrated the measion
Mrs. Bessie Hart received a tele parents, Mr. and Mrs. W J. Dan by having a picnic over in Palm
gram last week that Gladys Horn iels on an auto trip to Largo to siw* Springs.
Herman Dallie
was dead
Gladys’ father moved her brother. Lei
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Death of Mrs, Dickson
his family from here to Pulalka a and family
Word was received last week of
year ago. leaving many friends here
All Geneva was saddened lust Fri the death of Mrs. S. E. Dickson of
day when the news ctjme that Lev, Sanford
She leaves a husband and
W A Stones was dead.
J11* was four children to mourn her loss: E
the pastor of the Baptist church W. Dickson, M rs. James Stewart
here and at Oviedo nod-,wax,loved by Miss Mildred and Miss Ada Dick
all who knew him and while we real son, all of Sanford,
Mrs. Dickson
ize our loss is Heaven’s gain we was a member of Christ Chruch nnd
shall sorely miss Ids presence among hnd lived in Longwood thirty years
Those attending the funeral where she had many friends. She
We carry all, the us.
leading varieties of from here were\Mrs. J. V. Wicks, moved to Sanford, with bur family
need
which
have Mrs Geo, Peters, Mrs. C W. Cul several yenrs ago and for the last
b e e n t e s t e d a n i| pepper. Mrs, Foster and Mr Boss three years has been confined to her
known to. be b e s t
bed, hnt her friends always found
adapted to our soil Frankly n
and climate
hef bright and cheerful
She was a
Write for our new
devoted
wife
and
mother
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a loya
kONGWOUl) PICK-UPS
HUM catalogue and
friend.
Tho
bereaved
family
have
W, S. Entzminger’s family have
weekly price list* Free,
the
sincere
sympathy
of
their
L9ngOldest establish moved* to Plant City where Mr. S’ood friends.
ed Heed House in Entzminger has an interest in a turFlorida.
pentine farm.
W EST GENEVA AVENUE
Mrs. J. S. Dinkrl spent Friday
The htiil storm Tuesday evening
and Saturday of Inst week in Or
Iniii the corn, peppers and tomatoes
lando, the guests uf Mr and Mrs.
down bad. It was awful for a few
Jacksonville, FJorida P S Morton.
minutes.
Will Robinson- is the lucky man in
killing rattle snakes.
He killed a
large one Monday morning near his
[dace with six rattles and a button.
Wo hope it will ho his good luck to
kill them and not'get bitten by them.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson and
family spent last Sunday in Geneva
with Mrs. Robinson's brother, Jas.
Bj rd and all went blueberry picking
—and you won’t
and brought home eight quarts to
mistake a peacock fur. a night
ingale or ah ordinary talking
can.
machine for a jeweled Pnthc.
Mrs. Wm. Robinson and Mrs.
Listen to the Pathe with the
Culp spent a pleasant afternoon on
Sapphire Ball and oil-wood vi
olin tune elmmlwr.
You hear
Monday with Mrs. Jack Vaughn.
every note -every word clear
We learn tliat Lafayette H um
ly, distinctly, nu scratching
phrey is hack home again from over
metallic sounds. You cannot
help being impressed with the
seas. We ure all glad to have them
Pathe superiority in tone when
come.
you buy with your ears.
We nil hope that peace will soon
Your eyes will b o o the tiny
No media to change
(hand-polished! Sapphire Ball
be settled so all things will get
gliding smoothly round uml
straight again on earth. We nre all
round without wearing or cut
living in hopes of it tuking place
ting the groove.
soon anyway. *
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Our little city of Sanford is Im
out hurting It.- An’d remember
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proving every day. Every body is
ICyl
no needles to change.
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bright and 'cheerful nnd business is
if-1**
Even if you buy with your eyes
rushing,
Everyone seems to bo
—you will sis* many advantag
busy.
es in the Pathe Instrument not
found in the ordinary talking
Mrs. Jack Vaughn is expecting her
machine.
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u soon to spend the summer with
tone of an instrument us clenr
her.
os the song of a nightingale, in
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Our mail man is fine nnd no mis
as a peacock.
ART MODEL
takes are mnde in the mail
Every
body likes him line.
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Fred and Goodheart Sjohlom came
anil Lt. A. O. Von Herbulis our visit- 1 home Saturday from Winter Havening soldier from Camp Jackson,'; and spent the week end with homo
S. C., also enjoyed the festival.
j folks, returning to their work SunMrs. C. J. Vermillion has been1day afternoon,
quite sick the past week, but is itnP. D. Truitt was n visitor here
proving. Dr. Denton attended her. Sunday nfternoon from Longwood.
Mrs. Wallace was called to Day
A fish supper was given Saturday
tona Monday on uccount of the night a t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
death of her husband, A. H. Wal A. E. Sjoblom in honor of the home
lace, who died suddenly Monday at coming of the hoys. Those invited
thp* Daytona metal works, where he there for . the occasion wore J.' D.
'was employed. Further particulars Evans und mother, Mr. and. Mrs. H.
are not known.
D. Durant and daughter and Carl
Lieut. A. O. Von Herbulis returned Pearson.
to Camp Jackson, S. C., Wednesday
Mrs. Alice Lurcne left Wednesday
where he will take up h's work us
to mate Tampa her future home.
government architect,
LAKE MARY ITEMS
Mrs. J . G. Martin was shopping
in Hanford Saturduy last.
"Mrs. W. T. Humphrey and children wore visitors here Monday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C
out hero Monday.
Mr. V m. Tuxworth arrived Mon
day after a two weeks’ visit at his
home in Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. James English and
their daughter and husband. Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel pear'of Clearwajer are
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
The partnership corporation known
as the If. W. Clark Hat Co. ha* Ux-n
mulully dissolved and the I'.im-j
Post, Florida and general Mail Order business will lie eondin ted by
Mr. A. L. Bennett under the tirm
name of C. & B. Hat Co.
Your work will he done umb-r Mr
Bennett's personal supervision u
heretofore.
EAST SANFORD
Mrs. B. E. Squires of Cameron
avenue has gone to Potsdam, N. Y.,
for the summer. ’ Mr. Squires will
join her later on in the seanpn.
Mrs. L. B. Currie and rhildren of j
New Smyrna are coming over this
AfIKNTS W A S T E ! >
week for n visit with her daughter,
fVfiil fur mir IVice fj*t Itfid [llusErat.-l
Mrs. W. E. Prevail and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Lovette of J
Wilmington, N C , has been here
123 Broad SI.
Jnrksomilli. kb
visiting at the I. D. Nart home on
C. & B . H A T CO.
I S E E I N ’ is B E L I E V I N ’ I
A careful study"of the merchandise in our store will reveal the
reason why our name is becoming the DOMINANT name in
the clothing business of Sanford.
Behind our name stands
Perkins’ experience iji the clothing business and both our ex
perience in PLA Y IN G FA IR .
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To-day the tendency in the-clothing business is distinctly to
ward higher standards of Q U ALITY. That is why we buy the
very best from the very best houses.
This makes it possible
for us to put our business on a real quality basis, to give sound
values at sound prices, and to make our store a store that will
gain public confidence.
With Your Ears
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C. B. Tyler has been in Jaekionvillo a part of tho week on business.
Mrs. C. A. Potter of St. Claud U
expected here s g o u as Mrs. I. [).
Martin's -guest, ,
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A. Martin Seed
Company
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M. Berry were
Geneva avenue. Mrs. Lovette till
bo remembered as Miss Laura Par
ker.
as well as your eyes
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will buy you one of our Mohair suits, in either blapk, blue or
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P H O N O G R A P H
paying $20 or $22 for.
We have palm beach suits, well made
up, in whites, tan, gray, blue and green, for $15.00 th at will
surpass the ordinary $15.00 palm beach.
Ask to see our trop
ical worsted woolens if. you want something nice for the sum
mer.
M ill
If you want a good blue serge suit, made to your meas-
ufe, a value that is far superior to the regular $30 stock suit for
$27.00,
Let us make it for you, we can do it.
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The community was delightfully
entertained by u pileau at the We
kiwa bridge given by Mr. FloVere
and T. 1. Boyd Saturduy evening.
Mr. and Mr. Millor atfd pirce chil
dren and Mr. Miller's father Horn
; Sanford, Rex and Earl Holiday frpm
106 E . First Street
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WHEN W E SAY IT ’S GOOD, IT IS GOOD
When we tell you n certain article of food Is good for you
to eat you can depend on it. We know foods. And we know
brands.
We're made it our business to study them so we can talk too
with real authority: We know foods and groceries as a doctor
knows disease and remedies, and we arc specialists In our line.
This knowledge of ours is invaluable'to you, yet.lt costs you noth
ing. Everything in our store reflects this knowledge. We stork
unly those groceries and provisions which we know will please
you and keep you coming to our store.
One of these things is Rixon linking Powder. We recommend this linking Powder to you because we feel perfectly sure
that y o u will like It better than any you've used. It is pure. It is
efficient and costs but 40 cents a full pound tin. Try it.
WEST SIDE
CASH
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COUNTY HAPPENINGS
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guests at the McDougnl home on
Celery avenue.
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A. K. Powers is in West Tallahas
see on a business trip this week.
G. C. Chamberlaim wns in Jack
sonville on a busHiess trip last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain
■rin se d tbeir Beardall avenue home
on Friday and departed with the
family cat for Daytona Beach for
the summer.
J . N. Jacob, sales
manager for the Sanford
Truck
GROCERY
Growers, Ine., was to be their over
Sunday guest,
Mrs. Libbio Weeks ami family
have bought Mr.s. Susie Squire's
house nnd farm on Cameron avenue.
Mrs. Weeks' will take possession in
August.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Jnmes Purvice drove
up from Tampa to be over Sunday
guests of their son, Ashley nnd fam
ily of Cumoron City.
A daughter was horn to Mr. and
Mrs. F. F . Dorner th^ 15th.
The 100 acre tract of land recently
Bought by a northern company with
F. F. button as their representative
here have got M. A. Nelson and his
Steam Laundry
LEESBURG, FLORIDA
Baskets Leave:
Monday
Tuesday
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Saturday
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Phone 4 3 , Sanford, Florida
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able price and are just right for lin
ing crates.
It tH.*tated that these lined crates
have actually added 25c to the sell
ing price of the package in the
northern markets over the unlined
crate. It makes ,u very attractive
pack and it is hoped thnt all of the
farmers of the section will avail
themselves of this idea. Those who
ure in position to know state that
the grower cannot be too particular!
)n the matter of a neat, attractive
package and ns this is very little
trouble and inexpensive it is believed
that more of our growers will use
Florida lloHirullurlsIs Meet In Ocala |this mt'll*od 6f P»ck,nK H brought to
|their attention.
Next Year
The session of the Florida State
Horticultural Society in Orlando Inst Mrs. Hal Wight nnd Ralph Wight
Entertain
week presented an interesting pro
Mrs. Hal Wight and Ralph Wight
gram to a very large attendance.
At the meeting it was reported entertained delightfully at a house
thnt the membership of the society dance Thursday evening at the home
now has grown to more than 1,500 of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight, Sr.,
which wu,<f loaned for the occasion.
members, comprising the foremost
Thp Wight home is a delightful place
growers and farmers of the state.
to entertain with 'Its targe rooms,’
At every session in Orlando the Phil
spacious verandas *' and
beautiful
lips Theatre was filled to its capac
lawn.
ity.
The rooms of the lower floor which
In addition to\the discussions there
open en suite were artistically dec
were many subjects of vital interest
orated for the-occasion With spring
to growers. The Orlando meeting
flowers, roses, Easter lillies, gladiolus,
included a pilgrimage by nutmomolarkspur and . quantities of trailing
bilc to the grove of L. A. Hakes at
vines.
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Winter Park, where visitors were
The verandas and lawns were
shown the original Temple orange
tree, npw about 20 years old. The lighted with Japanese- lanterns; here
Temple orange today ip the sensa chairs were placed for the dancers
tion of the Florida citrus industry, it and invited guests.
being declared by many that it prom
A .several piece orchestra furnished
fses to he to Florida wliut the navel music for the evening and dancing
orange has been to California. D. was enjoyed until a late hour.
C. Gillett showed the visitors repro
The two Mrs. Wight received their
ductions, grown from hudwond taken
from the Temple tree, which carried guests in the reception hall, Mrs.
all the dominant Temple character Hal Wight wearing an attractive
darning frock of pale blue satin nnd
istics including the remarkable
Temple color, texture and aroma. white tulle with orchids; Mrs. Ralph
The new orange is named in honor of Wight wearing a handsome black
gown with electric blue trimmings.
the late William Chant1 Temple.
Throughout the evening refreshing
Ocala was selected us the place for
lime
punch was served on the lawn.
for next annual meeting of the soci
ety in n spirited contest in which Presiding at the punch howl was
Lakeland, St, Petersburg, Miami nnd Miss Mire Caldwell wearing a dainty
At a late hour an
Daytona also vied for the privilege frock of white.
ice
course
was
served.
The hostesses
of entertaining the horticulturists.
were assisted in serving their guests
by Mrs, W .1 Watson, Mrs I, Hurt
Line Crates With Paper
Tin* farmers of Sanford section are M iss Adelaide Higgins and , Miss
using paper for lining ' crates this Ball There were many out «»f town
season which is proving a very pop guests attending this beautiful af
fair.
ular idea and a good investment.
! machinery and men to clear tfyeir
land.
Several members of the Warren
j family were in Orlando Sunday to
I visit their daughter at the hmtpilel
and say Mrs. Beaty's condition is
improving.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
J. V. McClelland the 19th.
The A. Dorncr home on Celery
avenue is beautiful with its new
white paint.
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Nick Zernovean and Walter Hnulerson are having wells drilled this
week.
Most of the paper umM is spoiled
sheets from tin* presses id the Crown
Optimistic Thought.
Paper Company.
They are being
Simplicity, of all tilings, Is the hard
sold to the farmers at a very reason- e*t to he copied.
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S P E C IA L CLOSING O U T
Mens’ Furnishings, and Mens’, Womens’ and C h ild re n s’ Shoes
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as special inducements will be offered every day.
R E M E M B E R , that
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while the price of shoes Has been steadily advancing, that our stock was
bought some time ago at a much lower price.
But notwithstanding
this fact, we are determined to
CLOSE
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You will be wise to make your selections at once while we have your
size and before the assortments are broken.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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Save Soap!
Juit«table«pbonful ofG R A N D l MA, the wonderful po w dered
eonp tn the water. That takes the
place o f all the chipping, slicing
f r\(l rubbing that you do now
whenever you wash or clean.
And you 6nve soap. .You know
ju st bow much to use.
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Isn't ILsbhple? What woman would
put up with tho fun and bother of
bar |osp lying around and wasting
•way, when she can now baro this
marvelous powdered soap,
Bar.i-,
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Try this Powdered Soap Today!
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Saves T IM E — Saves W O R K -S a v e s SO A P
Your Grocer Has It!
cause I have heard it talked on the
streets, hut maybe ns public prop
erty it will be near enough originnl
to -make. I would say that inas
much as the Sanford school system
is at present without u principal
Unit is, wbat is called a supervising
principal that the school board allow
the Sanford school system to remain
for at least a year without a man of
this kind. Just try it out' for once
and see what an out will bo made at
running the schools a3 separate
schools. 1 believe it can be done,
and let the superintendent combine
the’-reports .so as to- gel the schools
in under one head. If this can be
worked out I am sure that some
money' will lie saved and the system
of schools will be quite as eilicient.
The superintendent we have now is
thoroughly capable of directing and
supervising the Sanford school s y s
tem and he could qo it .very easily
without the help of the supervising
principal, and if it can be done right
and legally he will do i t —but he
should have the support of the
people with iiim.
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time to come~offlce3 will seek men,
and a body of representative people
will await on the man of the choice
rtf the whole people and prevail
upon him to take unto himself a cer
tain political jo b —when those days
arrive we shall all rejoice, and whilo !
my old gray hairs will hardly be able
to witness this most miracle—still itj
is coming. Then the fresh guys who
come out in the paper and have the i
e(front to unhlushingly announce j
that "Upon the solicitation of rpy I
many friends, I hereby announce"— i
no more of that. These days will be
glorious days.
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Travel Fay for Soldiers
Senator Park Trammell desires to
give notice to all soldiers, sailors anti
marines of Florida discharged since
November 1 1th. 1,9la. that under an
act of congfress approved February
28th,. 1918, that they are entitled to
five cents travel pay from point of
discharge to bona fide place of resi
dence. Those who for uny reason
Ju st let mother dill, ‘‘Biscuits for
-Breakfast - \W r o sure-tlicro V a
treat that can’t Ini heat ill store
for us — light tender biscuits —
toasty brown and all pufi’ed up
with goodness! For mother in sure
of her, baking powder— Calumet.
She never disappoints us because
have not ht?tet‘o jor£ received this ^
amount are efititfcd to the^ same. 1
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
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C ity G a ra g e
Hood—Goodyear and Fisk
Tires and Tubes
Cars Washed and Delivered We Will ( all
for and Deliver Your Car.
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GraiiTamn^eld
Fruit and Vesetabla
Vegetable Crates
Y«u Can Bay From Us at
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Pslstks, Florida
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SER V IC E,
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HAVE PLENTY OF
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111l* U. S,-Fd o t I •An(l i o r i t tcs.
You Save When You Buy It.
You Save When Yoa Use It.
rirdly b y
U l f U F Q T W H 1™
n l U i l L O l AWARDS '
••miitlj i .' . m h i s have t t e n e d m (fie
new C o u r t House
1 dill not get
down u n d just i fie ot he r d a y and
t fie ref ore did not *<••• t hose fellows in
I fig agony of movi ng day. hut 1
made a rail pr e t t y s oon a f t e r t he y
go] tyvt-d up so as t o r e ce i ve visitors,
and 1 t h i nk they ought to feel proud
of Seminole county
MOBILOILS andGASOLINE
ACCESSORIES
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f never disappoints her.
j U ‘s dependable. ' Results
always the same— th a best.
Try (t r -
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one does.
The C o u r t House is a
splendid s t r u c t u r e , built on modern
REPA IR WORK OF ALL KINDS
FORDS A SPECIALTY
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“SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS”
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I am so' g(ad that Sanford is
worry nlinut it -just as long as two
Blanks for making application for
people HVtrhere and each have d if about- to have a hospital. I think
ferent Ways or thinking there will the proposition^nade by one of'ftur this additional pay may be had by
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N " JU S T
not be one church.
It would be town lathes is a. line one, and one addressing the Zone Finance Officer,!
BETWEEN YOU AND M E "
grand if there were only one church, that tiie city or the hospital associa
Lemon Bldg., Wnshi ngton, I). C.
EVEN TH E GATE POST hut that is next to impossible. Then tion ought to take advantage of at
let’s all get together on as many sub once., 'Pin- home offered by this lady Senator Trammell states that .he will
NOT IN IT
jects ils possible, unit worrying about for the hospital will make a good cheerfully render any assistance pos
A Chief la Among Yo Taking Notea the rest and work for the common one, (grid -with just a little fixing sible to Florida men desiring to ben
and Faith. "H e’II.Ptint ’em"—
good of the community in wltieh we Sanford will have an up-to-date efit by this act.
So Sayw Sauntercr.
hospital
I tell you that Sanford
live. Let's support our churches
not only the church of ours and- otfr and the people pf Sanford are coinI understand from some if the 1parents faith but alsi tin
htireh of biR to thi- front, and first thing \w
L i o
l E L L
r
fellows who are regular atlenders.
mir friends’
faith' a little moru >y ! know- Sanford will lie right tip along,
H-1, our
f
TT*‘
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f
that the churches have been raising^
K' given over there is well spent* u/td! the front of the list of Florida'citi a
money Jutgly. That 1s a good thing will make some niie liajqiy. Just re- i when it comes to cntcrjiriiuv com- There Can He No Doubt About the Hrnulls in Sanford
— the church needs money, and ev member tliaT a community filled munily pride and leadership. San
ery mail ought to . have a church w.th ehurcltes ts n good ’ place to ford has needed a hospital for some
Result* tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
affiliation somewhere and ought to live.
11in*- . one
"tin
durfng th
The testimony of a Sanford citizen.
iU
support flint affiliation with
d mightily. \\ lul.
w.ottld havi
Can he easily investigated.
n
ready cash. The church is an insti
llllt it sii My piai lit th (* murk • tim e
What better proof uin he bad*
tution for the good of the whole ' I think that 1 have dipped tn;. " l l l l tfi<- large
at it iIII
tttllltt*
A. M Adams, carpenter. >11 Mag
>mu mu ni! y. and the more .h u n lu s pen mt.i a little bit of everyMimg |.-..|.fi ,lt c l"MIII' 1 t«. iD I -.it k a m i a nolia Air , Sanford, says: ’[ h tv eu »d
afinul
I
fiii
town
and
i
rum
tv.
i m •pi
ill U community the better tin com
pin. c lived Up tui It mb a f t i-r th e s l t k ) hum’s Kidney Fills for attacks of lum
Now .1 don’t
i mi hi I > IS It may lie hard fur some powsihly the schools
Ui .njt I. n u g lll lu lit* !<iiih I II ;if I ••r will bago. Stooping over so much is what
brought on this trouble and at tunes 1
to understand just why there'are so 'wish to erit it i«e atiy one so alt ner »m- a t>m il" C * t ^ 1*‘m* t It \
11 c. r
went around ail ben! over my buck was
I wl- h
many different kinds i f t hnr h, - all vousness may i ease at time
I,iiiily Imp*- that the city u d Do so lame and sure. My kidneys acted
trying to tea< h the right way. Well, to make a suggestion one that I unsocial urn will ju ju forces in till too freely Und I had to get up several
1 got Doan's
'vc c a n ’t understand that’ and whv don’t believe is quite original be worj. and that lie- beautiful hone times during tIn- night
kidney IfilU at Philips A- ("o. Drug
vdl 1.1 a. epti I at t placed III eottl Store ami they rid me of that lumbago
•in- -n.n
a nr I el
ho- pita! right and put my kidneys in good shtqie."
asm a wav.
Price liUe^at all tie tlera. Don’t simplv
a>k fo r.a kidney remedy get Doan's"
Kidney Fills tin* witne that Mr Adams
\..w
Js, mmole
county
has
a
1 id Ffwier ydliiirn Co . Mfgr>., Huflo-itn ■•( its own
ifii i iiurt and l 1 .
N A
m .=
h i.
I ties, strong, durable and of eimvc
nieiil arrangement
A building that
Ihc pi'u|di ,,1 t lu i i >ti ut \ ■,
t hmk
well <d \ti e mse I' e> fur 11 w uihg U lulc
wc
.in-
talking
a I ii mt
1111 .
t hi n g
if
beauty I am reminded that once
there was a slierilf who prided him
self on keeping the grounds of the
court yard in lip top trim, and in
later years u’ctually made another
race fur sheri IT. on that platform und
was elected
I mil not saying things,
but mer el y h i n t i n g at them, for
when t he carpenter- get all through
the new C o u r t llotisc t h e r e will
hi work (or iiiimi' one a ong tins line
h n( keeping the yard tn lookahle
shujic.
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Just hf glad tilt;* is the new or-.'
) tier, the now iife-tmd the new time.
It is the golden gospel of human
sunshine. There U more to live for
limn vim ever imagined
Thus far
most of us have only touched the
merest surface of human existence;
we are only on the uverge of the
splendor of life t^s it is; we are stand
ing on the outside so tn spetik of the
real mansions of mind and soul; and
onl* reason is. we live too much in
the limitations of our disappoint
ments. The great soul is always in
search of ways ami means of adding
to lity welfare of others. Hqt no'way
is hettdr, greater or more reaching
than this just he glad. Fx.
* Wonder why it, is that some
people just put themselves up a'hove
eveTything? It is surprising some
times to see just what a fellow thinks
of himself and what he thinks of the
-multitudes of others. Some fellows,
after having been about half raised
happen to the good luck of being
thrown in pretty good company and
after a bit they appear as leaders
and are mentioned for some office.
Then is where a fellow- shows whst
he is thinking of
whether lu- is
thinking of Ins constituent's business
or his own. 1 suy when a man
working in a public office the
people ought to have consideration
at his hands, and he should not at
a I set himself up its a straight edge
o* the others to be hewn by. That
won*t do.
I know it won't take
many years to get rid of him that
doeth things thus, hut while he. is
in—by gosh,-be is in, and he can do
some awful things for both the
people and himself before the people
get Ipm out.
Sdme one of these
days—it is a long way oil, but.some
T H IR ST -T EM PT IN G —refrtshing—delicious O ran ge-C ru sh
iparkles with carbonated purity. No matter what the occasionO ran ge - C ru sh, served ice cold, is a treat on any table.
To the full, fresh, flavor of the n ttura! (.range, has been added a skill
fully sweetened zest, which' makes
Orange-Crush the perfect think for
old and young.
•
by the bottle.
We advertise Orange-Crush as (he
perfect family health drink, because
we know it is absolutely pure.- Or.der a case of Orange-Crush today
You can obtain it wherever soft
drinks are sold.
-
%
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__
Less by the case.
SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COI
!
�THE SANFORD HERALD
Can We Eliminate Teachers
TRADE MARK
The
City o f
GOODRICH
A k r o n Ohio
When is
A Fellow
Past his Prime
Somebody Is always tak
ing the Joy out of life,
At what ago a man out*
lives his usefulness.
Once a w ise old doctor
said it w as forty.
But thechaps,w ho ought
to have quit,
Just' kept .on running
things—
•
B ein g
Just because the war made hun
dreds of thousands of new places for
women and offered them, at least
temporarily, positions in which they
could make a living—salaries that
afforded decent clothing, fair hoard
and a few dollars to spend, with few*
restrictions and pleasant surround
ings the country has awakened to the
fact that school teachers are scarce
and hard to get. For years nnd
years and years the well educated,
careful, patient, well hchrfved women
who for one reason or another had
taken up the honoruhle profession of
(pitching.- have worked a]ong, giving
their lives in a splendid cause surely,
hut getting mighty little applause or
even thanks, and merely a pittance
iu the wffy of pay. The powers in
control of such matters were amazed
When it became apparent more or
less recently that these women could
get something else to do—and de
cided to make a change.
four weeks' work. The best tcachcre
are leaving the profession every day.
Missionary spirit is beautiful but
school hoards would not employ
school teachers clothed in it. Teach
ers can find other employment nnd
they are forced by the necessity of
earning a living wage to do it.”
The legislature may be able to do
something to help the situation in
Florida, or may not be able or ready
to act in the matter. Jo the coun
ties Borne things can bo adjusted
somewhat. The situation appears to
demand action—for it is certain that
Rut the war may have done tnore
for the teacher than merely giving
some of them better- positions —aot
better from n point of human inter
est, or positions of more importance
to the country, hut better paying
positions. And it may be that with
the war over, nnd many of the for
mer teachers realizing that there‘are
places where they can work and
earn n comfortable livelihood, with j
little trouble- anil fewer annoyances
and restrictions, teachers n m .likely
to he harded than ever to secure for
the schools.
PAGE FIV E
church, last Sunday.
If the people
who have joined the Presbyterian
church here in the past four months
organized into a new church the
membership would he Inrger than .55of the churches in the ■Synod.
Royal Neighbors
•-Jltoyal Neighbors of America,
Camp^No. 77;I2 mot in their hall
corner £.of Magnolia ^and ^Second
street,
f i *4 ^ j
i g ^
-i
**Owing to the good work of 1Alice
It.“ Vasrhardt of Tampa and tour
wide awake members here on May
8. 1919, held a class adaption
of
28jJ l eneficial and one*Sieial member.
akWhen the d tors wore opened and
the candidates tiled in it sooni'd
like they never would stop coating;
That alone was worth witnessing.
Sunny South Camp of Orlando
honored ur with their presence,
which was very much appreciated.
Ti;e drill leant cannot be spoken
of t to highly in their good w-jrk.
The tableau Htck of . Ages was
beautifully curried out.
' Those new members added to mtr
ojtl members will, give us a good
start in our "Over t!t* T o p " cam
paign which will c o t t l n i ! ji till
July 3 t, 1919.
Collector
Ha*
Partnership
Return
blanks
.fa kso'nville, Fla., May 17 iSpecisil
After a il-lay of sevt-rrfl™weeks the
partnership hl.mUs fur the return of
income taw.* have at last been re
ceived at tin* olUce, of J. M. f'athrarl, rolled.»r of internal revenue for
the district of Florida. The delay in
the receipt of these is said t<i have
been due t ■> ■it.ng.estion in the gov
ernment printing alfiees.
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p r e s id e n t s of
bankb, and factories,
and countries—
An3 winning war9.
R tK N T A .L M P S1C — Hawaiian m
music of France, Italy, England,1
"“Mexico and S p ain -co m ic songs, chp
concerts— solos, ducts, trios and quartettes—
children, grown-ups, dances— waltzes, one-s
trots, jazzes—banjos, trumpets and accordionspiccolos, ukelclcs— brass bands, orchestras,
Grand Opera, vaudeville or glee clqbs—even
tunes and vodcling arc perfectly played on
O
Columbia
Grafonolas and Records
"All tile music of all the world " is Columbia’s claim.
Come in and hear us make it good. W c ‘11 gladly play
you any record mi the list, and.show you
'
our complete stock of instruments.
Just like Goodrich Tires I
You never can tell when
they're through—
I or they keep on grinding
out m ileage—
After you haven’t n right
to expect more miles.
That’s because doodrich
makes them husky of
body — w i t h t hi c k,
wide BLACK SAFETY
TREADS.
And puts so much dura
bility into them —
That when they start,
They go on piling up
Goodrich service value.
Buy Goodrich Tires
from a Dealer .
" I he average grade teacher get*
J(i5 a month for nine months, mak
ing a total of $585 a year.
Her
b o a r d eost ller at least
a year,
leaving $225 to stretch over a period
of 52 weeks $225 divided by 52
gives $1,327. _ Out of that she must
dress, pay laundry, entertain, and
give to every charity. The school
hoard expects her to attend a sum
mer normal of course. She has to
work opjy three' weeks to buy n pair
of shoes at present prices. School
hoards are clamoring for heller qualiiicd teat hers
Only last week an
examination was held in Bristol. A
grammar school teacher who wanted
to take the examination could get to
Bristol for $5 and back to Quincy
for the same price. ‘ The -privilege of.
taking the examinations was hers for
the small sum of $2 or $3. Board
while there would not cost less tlinn
$5.no. This little pleasure jnunt to
Bristol would cost her not less than
Presbyterian Church
A missionary program will lie giv
en at the Sunday school Sunday un
der the direction of Mrs D I,
Thrasher, t h e new secretary of oils
smnary education in the Sunday
school.
Mr. Dull use is expected
back from the General Assembly at
New Orleans. Sunday school meets
at 16:30.
The sermon- at 11:15 will be pre
pared especially for. children, nnd a
large crowd of children are expected
at the service.
Three were received ■ into the
Overland Picnic
Thursday afternoon. May 15th the
Overland Garage was dosed fur a
picnic at Palm Springs
Thcr whole
force and their wives and sweet
hearts spent the afternoon at the
springs and after a picnic supper the
pro
i paraded ov< r |.i Mr
llaigl.t - 'mint* at Altamonte Springs
and
t tin- evening with music
and dancing, all reporting ft very
plersmt afternoon. The party-con
sisted of Mr. and Mrs. H. I,.-Haight,
Mr. Arnold of the Witlys-Overlnnd
Co., Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Young, Mr. and Mrs II Maines,
Misses Alma Goertx, Beulah Spurling, Winnie Ifulght, Oorothy Young,
Weima Graves, Beth McDonald,
Messrs (Sen. Wells, Sam M irphy.
Alex Ifeher. F. A. Haynes. Furl
Haight and Francis Lyon.
R E P O R T O F T H E CO N D ITIO N O F T H E
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Al Sanford in the S la te of Florida, at the C lose of B u siness on
M ay 12th, 1910
.
Loan* and I H-count*. iv hiding UedUcount
ttverrlrafU Un-ecu m l
U. 8. Ilund* lirpti it*-1
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-------- . . •
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U. 8. ibind* and nrllllrale* uf ln'!*dil«*In«n pledged to *e<-ur* U. 8. drp.i*iu
f . S. rnmd* and Certilkate* of I ndebtfd l » uh Pledged a* collateral (or Slat*
or ulhi r deposit* nr I III* payable
..
——----U- 8 ltor.il* nod r-rtiflralra nl lnd*bledneaa owned and unpledged
t J i r r t y Lum llonde, a '4, 4 anti 4 !j |w-r cent. urple.lg* I —
Liberty I * * " Bond*. 3 ly . t and I '« P *r m l . p'e^gril to a-rure t)
LP *r y Lian lion *i>. 3 !•,. i and i '* prr tent, pIHgnl to -feurv S'
Relative Value of Milks.
The flit globules of gnats* milk tm
mi small that crctim .rises very slowly.
This quality, however, given to the
milk it uniform richness not possessed
by cows’ milk. There are now several
condensed milk factories using goals’
milk, which Is condensed nnd sold for
Infant feeding. Many thousands of 111*
fa tittf are compelled to live ddrlng their
first few months on condensed cows’
milk, nnd It' Is not thu best food for
ibclr stomachs.
BU ILD ER S
SU PPLIE
LUMBER
SEW ER P IP E anti DRAIN T IL E
«K TAKt: 1.1 IKItn ll'JNiM AT PAH
IT’S NOT YOUR 1 ART
IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS
K i d n e y d i s e a s e Is no r e s p e c t e r of p e r
s o n s . ’ A m a j o r i t y o t t h e Ills a l l l l c t i n g
p e o p l e t o d a y c a n bo t r a c e d b a c k t o
kid ney tro u b le .
Tlia k id n e y s a r e the m o st Im p o rta n t
o r g a n s o t thft bod y.
T h e y a re tho
n i t e r e r s . t h e p u r if ie r s , o f y o u r blood.
" " K i d n e y - d i s e a s e ie u s u a l l y I n d i c a t e d b y
w earin ess, sleeplessness, n ervou sn ess,
despondency, b ack ach e, sto m a ch tro u
ble. p.fln In l o i n s a n d l o w e r a b d o m e n ,
g all sto n e s, g r a v e l , r h e u m a tis m , s c i a t ic a
a n d lum bago.
All I h t a e d e r a n g e m e n t s a r e n a t u r e ’s
s ig n a ls to w a rn - you t h a t th e k id n ey s
n e e d h e lp .
Y o u sh o u ld
use QOLD
M K D A L H a a r l e m Oil C a p s u l e s I m m e
d i a t e l y . T h e s o o t h i n g , b r a l l i e ; oil s t i m
u l a t e s t h e k i d n e y s , r e l i e v e s Inf. m i n i s Itona a n d d e s t r o y s t h e g e r m s w h i c h
h a v e c a u s e d It. Do n o t w a i t u n t i l t o
m o r r o w . . U o t o y tf ur d r u g g i s t tuU^y a n d
I n s t i l o n UOL4> M l:D A L . - H a a r l e m Oil
C ap iu lee.
In I w o u t y - f o u r h o u r s y o u
s h o u l d f e e l h e a l t h an d v i g o r r e t u r n i n g
nnd w il l b l e s s t h e d a y y o u fi r s t h e a r d
o f H O L D M K D A t , l t a a r l r m Oil.
A fter you f e d that you h a v e cu red
y o u r s e l f , c o n t i n u e to t a k e o n e o r t w o
c a p s u l e s e a c h clay, s o a s t o k e e p l a
f l r a t - c l s s a c o n d i t i o n a n d w a r d o lt l h *
d a n g e r of o th e r attack s.
A sk f o r t h e o r i g i n a l I m p o r t e d H O L D
M K D A L lir a ml. T h r e e n l i e s . M o n e y ra »
f u n d e d . If t h e y do n o t h e l p y o u .
43,000,00
8.159-38
178.279.38
AUS limp L. r - —.— -------- w»t **f tub*rripti«m)
■.. . . * ------ —
Furniture and n i t i i r e '* . ------ ----- — . —
—...— ..................... ...— .
... •
\ ....-------Reel K*tat« Owne t other than Hanking II o j **. .------- --------------------..
lawful Reserve with Ke'ertl Kewrire Bank
lank —
. .—............ •*...,-----...........---- ------------.
.
.....
( ’a h in Vault and Net Amount* Due fro n National (tanka
,—
...
Net An-ounl' D o r fm n Hank*. Ilankrra and Tra*l Co-rputle* other t h a n d n -
eluded In Itema 13, 14 or t5 ______
.......
rh e-ke on othrr^Bank* In the »ame rily nr town a* Itrportlrg
... ---------
Hank (other
Total of Item* 14. IS. Ifl, 17 and IS .. ........... i . . T. ........................... t0l.5iM.O8
Cheeta on other twnka lorated outaide o( d ty or l o a n of reporting bank and
U l f i P r lr»*f>
a
I Itema
V* H U — .
. --------|| .----. r u . ----------------- -----“ - - - r a
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other
---- 1 ----•--- - j----—^
----■ ---------—
He lerrpilon Fund with U. 8. Trr«*urer a i d l la e from II. 9. Troaiurer
War Sailnye Orliflcatra and Thrift Stamp* artually owned __ _______
The extra mileage costs you nothing.
You usually get more Ihaii two miles of scrvlcojfor every mile-you buy^-a substantial
saving of tire money which you cannot well
afford to overlook.
T o ta l_____________________________________ 1___________ L_
Capital 8h> k Paid In
Burplua Fund___
Undivided Profile---I a n current eipcn*,-*. Intefeat. anil talra paid ________ __
_ _______ ___ __ , ...
Amount lt» ervt-d fur Taie* An-ured—
------- ------ ------- ■ ... .
Amount lie erred dor all I tile- eel A iru rrl
.
...__ _ ... . . __r .
r i r - i l a U% No-*** Out*4an'-)ng __________ ___ :------- -------------- _______________
Gg-|flfl Che ka otraundliig
...____- __ _
.. . __________ ____
Ca»hler'e Ch rk* r»n oww bank Ont-tandl«g_ , . , T............
_ .... . * . . .____
Total mf Itema 32, 33. 34 and 35 _______ ____ „•__ ____ __
Individual DepirK - Subjt t to Check___ _____
. . .
------...___ _______ _
Certlfl at** o depo it due In l*eath*n 1 0 day*(other i han l"r mo-ry borrowpdl
State,
r. *County
,muii' j or ether hlunMpil l)e,io*li* Secured by Pledge of A*>*U of
ltd* Bank
Tolal of Ida -and Ibi
It* lot he- than bank depoalt*) Subjwt to Iteaerve,
l l e- na S6. 3 7 . 3 S . I
40 and 41__ ___ __________ __ __________________ _____ 61l.7M.3fi
Po tal Saving* l>epo*lu
O th e - T t i- a i>epoal*Ji ........... —
,
...
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Total of Time tHpo*li* S u b le t to Keierve, Itema 42, 43, 4 ( and 45
War loan deport acrount ____________________
.
BUI* Payable, w tti Federal lleeerve Hank.
Total „
•f o r
s a l e by
Overland Sales & Service Co
Sanford« Florida .
_______________
STATF. OF FL O R ID A . COUNTY OF 9F M IN 0L K ; ra
I. B. F. W11ITNKH.-Cathier of the above-named bank, do antemnty a
atatament It true to th r belt of my knowledge«nd belief.
f t F. WHl
Subicrtbed and »worn‘to before me ihl*
Correct—Attest
l»'h day of M\v. lt|S.
* T . J.
n . Kvatyn Brmer. Notary Pabtlc
R. O,
35.000.
3.5.000.
7,2M,!*9
3.500.00
2.500.00
H.350,00
00
00
•’Southern” Tires n rc( built by hand.
The; fabric. Is. extra strong long staple Sea
Island cotton. The rubber Is new and live,
cured to Just the right degree to glye long
life,' toughness, resiliency and strength.^
Southern Tires Are Thick Tires
’ ’Southern” Tires are casy-ridlng,. fric
tion resisting and very hard to puncture.
The treads arc one-eighth to one-fourth of
bn Inch,thicker thin those of most other
tires selling at about the name price.
478.S3
11,728.08
3 .3 38- 33
BIG REDUCTION IN P R IC E S
289 ,719 .25
92.500.00
115,000.00
tl.316.l5l.S4
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THESANFORD HERALD
ford on Tuesday. Matters of vital
interest to our young men and wom
en and especially the returned sol
’ R. J . HOLLY, Editor
diem will be handled by this meet
W. M. HAYNES, Bunlnc*a Manager
ing.
<
----- O -------Published Every Friday by
The city council of Youngstown,
TIIE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Ohio, have decided to change the
height of the steps on the city oper
smwcmmoN rwcE in auvanck:
ated
street cars in order to make
ONE YEAH---------------------- .---------- - *-°0
SIX MONTHS------------- -------------------1-00 traveling easier for wearers of tight
Ii skirts.
TIIKEK MONTHS.
Just why a city council
should thus ruthlessly eliminate one
F.nUrml m Sroiid-CUwi Mall MalU-r Aufuii 22nd
of the principal sights of interest in
I l l s , at Ih- I'ualollIrK ll Sanford, florid*
Ifnrtrr Art of M irrh 3rd, IS7»
their fair city is beyond us
.
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II raid lialldinf
IN JU S T IC E TO WOMEN
The recent election in regard to
bunding the county for road building
ought to he an impressive lesson as
to the justice of suffrage for women.
Certainly they ought to vote on
The farmer has heard the injunc matters which have to do with taxa
Women own a
tion to "raise fbod," and that is an tion and schools.
excellent thing. Hut unfortunately good deal of valuable property in
the county, and have to pay taxes,
the profiteer has heard it too.
yet
the men have usurped the power
---- - O —
of'dictating as to what shall or shall
Americarpi used to he* renowned in not he done with such property. It
Europe for being Rood spenders. is an out of date, discredited method,
Now their reputation throughout the and we ought to he {inhumed of it.
world will he that of ifopii lenders.
It is t he "lord of creation" assump
tion of privilege, "taxation without
v
Now is the time when the house representation" indignity, and it is
wife renew^ her acquaint a net? with time that Florida took a new atti
floor wax ntyl furniture polish, and tude on the subject.
------1)-----finds that they are the sarfTe.ohl
friends as ever.
WHO'S WHO?
----- O ----The seif determination of small
The day is coming when nil of us peoples U to he more than a political
wlio can afford trips to Ed rope will |process, ( It is going to he an exerengage our passage in un airship. else in Comparative ethnology.
I!i*sidcs speed we shall probably gel
There are Home small nations, to
good ventilation.
be self determined wIio.se names we
—t)
Imve ouly just heard of. And thfcre
_£* * 'i •Tbw peace conference at lust pri are some that we haven't heard of
«.
pared a menu, to present to Ger- yet.' *
many. On examination rt strikes us
No doubt there are folks in San
that it includes considerable crow ford who have always known who
a n d a g o o d d e a l <<f I m m M i - p i e ,
the t;rn,iti on are
And the Jugo
()
slav*.
And the l,i(huiiniuns, Bos
nian*. f ’ingali't". Koreans, etc M is!
G e r m a n y lias a pro. •id'iiee w a t c h
prifhiihiy, have a fairiv ills
illg e v e r Tier
S i c w.tw! ■ ! *A ar .u d •■f u
dill erent
w lierts he gill ettllU ;h III ll
T h e n -lie I m< I idea
Us. pcrnaiM,
Sotiic
wanted peace, and mm stu- has more people live
\nd very
of it than she knows what to do d o n ’ t e x a c t l y know thitl
few
Us h a v e .1 pre- lie Id ,i of llteir
with.
exact political status.
()
It is perplexing to !»• eonfroKtrd
’ \ lf Germany objects t" the bill of
fare the alln ■ will probably take I he with (lie question whether a certain
altllude'itf the old 11fit • western re. rate is or ts not. a classified subdiviAmi. if
Mho revolver jn |niiiti of u lari e f race
Lawrant
k e ep e r,
hand used to s.t to a iTitieel gu ! ! whid Iter it ought I o lo- t! iiiuse or
not. And if not, why.'
".Stranger. yoti’l c it h ‘sV ’
t)
The K o p - a i e i have i n - ! put in a
“ I I . t l l - I I I ! f o r g e ' 111 - I >M) m w III t . •hlim fir i.-lf del rimii.itioi. an.I -unWo.rt (" pi i gal mu t i b f d tti S.ui of t heir rein,tit, i, that tlev u».
, Ciirisliann. Some of them jirohaldv I
are
Their tiatm l u t * a religiou, an
well a, a polttic.il im,t,
\ml it
AT
, 1'euis aloiut us good a claim a-* nev; era! others that we have heard late
ly.
Holland wUl'givc up the ex-kaiser,
readily and generously.
T h e n in
probably nothing that she would
rather part with.
------O------
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Me CULLER’S
Not Specials But b e r day Prices
lint
I only
it s e e m s s t r a n g e
just
iitii'ul
the
heard
side
of
it.
it
Vlrtm ns
have
vm i* s m
\i.i
i
7 c t A N . 7 5 c 1) 0 /
VAN t ’AMP SMALL CREAM
$1.50 CASE
VAN C A M P LARGE CREAM
l^i . 15c CAN; SI.C5 DO/.
CAMP LARGE
$0.05 C A SK
< UK VM
t UK A.ME KY HI TTKIl II.
been
< (.OVER - HILL IlCTTKIt.
III. 75c *
AIt M ()l' R OATS, 2 for 2 5 c
EVAPORATED PEACHES
A P RIC O TS, PRUNES
AND PEARS
GRANDMA WASHING
POWDER 5r Each
E xport
soa p,
each s e
L [ n ic e fa t m a c k e r e l .
U
^ a t 2 5 to 5 0 c
I d
P IIH E I f LA. SYRUP, gnl $1.50
i [LEADER COFFEE. Ih. 35c !
-
..MORNING CUP COFFEE,
. . lb 40c
CHURN GOLD OI.EO
ALL-GOOD OI.EO
TH E B E S T GUAVA JELLY
L. P. McCULLER
Phone 277
m a r t in
c
K
£
- f l m
Largest and oldest seed
h.nvise in state. . • We can supply your
needs.
Write for cataInformation on any
I
op free.'
E. A. Marlin Seed Co.
Jrekionville, Florida
|il!
the
=■*!_ _
• .-■ 1 .
carefully
tlteologirul
nourishing
now ’
I’ lo
as
There
is
no
this
jo b
of
sified
it
will
that
question
that,
as
long
sal
I t g t i e - - Itoiv
a
pretty
pi nt tire,
a
Kll/.abeth did not
not
always
hit
unhappy
"hy
see
-now
saw
it
gu/lug
Malcolm,
M alcolm
garden
Tlltlt
out
was
her
pondered
I lie
! tool
asked
i
i - oi n.
ed
Just
weeks
her
that
ago
first
to
to
Mnt-
Elizabeth
So
Elizabeth
tim e
will'll
go sk n lin g
had
for
her,
s)i , -
hail
been
stir*
Then
lie
bad
explained
the
next
that
Bob
escorting
n
girl
Bob's siste r
to a
who
site
gone
sknling
with
And
lonlght
forgiven
that
is
made
to
the
movie*.
• he t e l e p h o n e l l iul
Two
Ivis t I m f v i r e s h e
him
and
had
nod
Bob
nnd
lie
laid
forgotten
SH ELL
K e l l a ’s
had
a
visiting
voice o v e r
|*l l 7 a b e t h
kiss, d Imr
Hint.
fatlu-r
nnd m o th er "good n ig h t " ,am i had gon e
to h e r p r e tt y
window.
TO
a
room
to
gaze
siM nun. i toinn v
Not So Bad After All.
V Ini nf people forget that today I
from
the
our
surprised
V *
put
Id*
He
her
a
end.
w ihutugiou
th
uitih ttlsl dj!
I-
suni
The S t a r s i n T h e i r C o u r s e s .
O l d S o l ----1 l l l l Ve il O; .Mi 1 O
n V e r til
ll ll'
radar nystiuu, hut they nil du
lust wliul they hlume pleaset
Jm
I* It a Beal One? •
t i t i l p.
)v1>,
ivhb*h
m ustr
H ere I* quite all easy Wily to fill
M e -lb tdhiim inl Is^t genuine oue or
tot. .M i t-r,• a soititl dot on a place of
Ml-* 1* * i 1 i Ii- * 7 tu n*" I i■11■I look at
I ||
o; n t h i,
imicl. 1f il slm" s
trow (hrm Mi tl.i
>i
i .....I|i fur ■ ‘ ,
■1 * *i t~ -■* g- auttW- sd.ii..
Wo people who iH c i..cict lie- *atni* mi If ii M
n
ttlil! til d *t
•cmf a n d s l u v r i t i n - - a m e (‘u r t u n e s . •
fmfm been
her
one.
close.
~^r
hi**
no
She
on
her
longer
sttY-i
lip*.
Betty,
juibl
which
I te r t h e r e In t h e
little
llwn
on
"Oh.
been
happened.
w o r m -1
Com
"Talk,
with
about
If the boy I* ton a ewnpanliai to his
' ( ' ( h e r It I * i r e i m r n t l y b e c a u s e t h e fu
ller wa* not a companion to tlm boy
■vlten the hoy Wa* a Jitile fellow, t ’oui-
"Yes I
said.
oi
tom orrow
mil.
together;
m utter
fatal
w ere
him
1' l n n l l y s h e
she
the
a rm * about
and
prised,
.
lteity,"
me
but
Klsteti. B e t t y .
he . whispered.
vvl i h
you
Interest.
nre
I ’v e
wonderful.
I— I love y o u an d s o m e
dtty—"
"llqully
and
truly.
M alcolm ?"
breathlessly.
"Forever!"
know
before
dear"
nnd
lie
vowed
tint
I
do
l i ve a r m s
"I
d i d n ’t
now,
Betty,
tightened
a
wen
hit.
i
Radium Found in England.'
days
hint
loll!
MAHONEY-W ALKER CO.
Ills
s o m e m u s i c " n n d hntl t o k e n
g il
f.-lr
visiting
wiib
m all nee.
Inter
I.ellu.
l ind
laid I n s i s t e d o n
home
l a tt e utld d r e w
cheek
III-
and
! prised
dny
SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAK
e I'OUNTIES.
AKEI
OUNTIES. FLA.
Ft
* Slock In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment.
Seven
leased
silent.
N o '"
it
snowy
sweet-
o f o n e ’s v e rv ow n.
he
W h a t ’s
Then
h e r baby
W h e n o n e I s o n l y s e v e n t e e n it s w e e t
been
who
w alking
Yes!
trem bling
lit
sw eetheart
were
"Y ou've
tw o
Our supply is limited only by our demand.
lemnnd.
M aholm ?"
l lie
clniiti.
had
Betty
laughing,
No *
hand som e, brown-
now
At
i'll Wall fo r volt.
him ;
talk’
was
Into
who had l.rrn
Made from that same material adopted by the Government.to withstand
Nitric mid
and Picric Add
Acid tesls
tents in (he
the construction
rnnuirnrfldn of
nf Its
>[s Immense nchl plants.
plan*-
Yon won't,
stopped n n d h o i k e d u p a * h i m .
1. a
one sees
idai mate, lo t childhood
hood
heart.' and
she
O n e • in
llliliaiqilliess.
A J ’ERFKCT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water. Chemical
Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture.
* j > (di. good mornin g. A rth u r."
i 1 w a s w ith mfsf;ivlrtgs that he r a m :
They
was
In n u t v w l o - u o n e
Kll/lthetll.
eii-d
,ee
DAISY T ILE
m ug:
of snow , and
M ole often
that
It
Cithitr
*vf*I love to go.'" (die said mstinlly.
vvateh-
deeping
Us h la n k e t
ye)
<a l l s e o f
window
t h a t h e lind a s k e d to " r u n u n u i m l w i t h
has in it t In seeds of another war
SIMILAR
the
( h l t t e l i l t g doiVIl.
Will)
eoieled
t.y
C. D. COUCH,
A ii’t Cnhlti
R . R. DEAS,
HAVE- FOUND IT!
and raced liltn to the pond; Betty who
chose hint to put on her skate*, ref lin
i n g Arthur, who eagerly rushed to lo r
A w o n d e r f u l s l a t lit e v e assistant t
world
claim
tv: von will, won’t yon?
will S o u r
t ii • . i. i \|it_lsi« Nc
pel *vti«iU ate I
hllrahelh
SANFORD, FLORIDA
hand
xxxxxx:
By JOjAN M. GfTAY.
diver
every
.
BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
greeted
the
seems
m
u
TOUR Business
Vlr».Pr*a4dM
Her bell that evening. However, IL
was Belly In red sweater and cup win*
and
It
c.
II. R. STEV ENS
P r*.M *rt
CURING HIM
ii ’em rigid,
SU R P L U S 115,000.00
zJX J vani
-l
re-eliiirtmg
And
CAPITA L $.10,000.00
“Ilf eolir-l
m ore rotuplex
heroine.
x
“At last tin* g u y rjtntent bps bit niton
a |d;tn with whirl* I - mil perfectly
fa m ilia r.'’
‘
. ■
in i e o l t u
sih-f
Growth is the law of nature, to progress we all must grow.
Bank
accounts must grow to be of any good. Men must grow in all lines
to keep their positions. Saving money grows upon you day by day
— it is a pleasure that many of you know nothing abouf. Come in
and we will explain. Growth is a habit— you must keep at it, or
stay small.
Hetty’s bell nmt Wax greeted by her
____
.Exports Increase. —»—
'h—
American dairy products ore more mother.
"I*
Betty
ready?*'
he
asked.
fnvomfdy received In Europe (linn
“Betty imx gone to Helen's parly
ever. Exports of condensed milk to
Europe rose from 1(1,000.000 pounds In with Arthur." said Betty's mother.
HIM, to .Wl,000,000 In 1018. and there "But rome in, Malcolm. We haven't
were notable Increases In the export seen you for a long time."
"No. thanks, I—I'll go hnmc, I
of otlibr dairy products. Most of this
was due to war demands, but there guess," he snld, ‘-‘Good night.” ITe
seems an opportunity to expand In went dejectedly down the steps, lenvdairy export*. A normal Increase In ( •»«? Mr*. Norris smiling wisely after
dairying in this country Is Justified Idm.
Tho next morning be called for Hell v
providing there I* tIto"necessary InInsiiuid of uniting nt the corner, and
eri-ttse In field crops.
thus hair five minutes without Art.
‘T
il call for you nt seven tonight to
The Installment Method.
•*1 see' we cun pay our Income tux go skating m IHi me.. Betty, and I'm
going In walk home with yon. nnd If
in Instnllnignts."
you go off with anyone else—Oh. Bet-
it s’w e e l h e a r t
thea-|
GROWTH IS A HABIT
Work for East Indian Women,
The thought of Mohammedans fight
ing for Christian Ideals, of dark
ago heathenism Inking Jip arms for
the cause of clvlllzntlnn and humanity,
opens n vista Hint would ho stagger
ing xvero It not that the Idea has long
been dreamed of.
As one result of the war, tho women of Imtln have for the first tlmo
worked In the government departments
In Dclld, and tho question Is be
ing debated ns to giving women equal
representation with men In tho plnns
of tho India National soelety. In all
the battle for larger things India has
met the problems common to nil lands
with the most modem, efficient nrnl
sclf-sncrlllclng methods.
The women of Indln ran henceforth
bo counted on as a factor In tire larger
problems of reconstruction.
e o n -I ""H I
have tho.
MAY 23, 1919
mnsqncrndo ns candled orange and
lemon peel. Orange marmalade and
certain kinds of Jam are made of them,
and large chunks of them boiled mid
sugared make wonderful candled fruits
of every kind—pineapples, pears, nprl>ots. cherries—and are used by many
caterers to give their wnr cakes niul
puddings a prosperous and festive
look.
h e a r t I s n v e r y e s s e n t i a l t h i n g : I b n t Is,
jio-
ctice seclll I vi In- I lull i ’ ., s i present
the fashion to claim politu-al Hole
pundviii’e of some one or other, and
the Koreans judged that it was lime
to- get in line.
likely
70.
kept
If
we have
that
aspiration* so long, win
goes on. the
VAN
that
and
is
background
bet*.i i otici-tited
\ \N i
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-!%•-. '■' - I
T IIE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE S|X
I
I
:/t
the
T h e d i s c o v e r y o f u e o n s l d e n t h l e Imdy
of
pitchblende— the
Is r e p o r te d
stead,
from
on
England.
the
partment
whose
with
of
were
Ili\mp.
1' a r I m o o r ,
subm itted
re so u rce* developm ent
to
de
LLOu,D°n
J S >Jgnr
of the m inistry of m unition*,
e x p orts said
nn
nullum —
village of
borders
Sam ples
the mim-ral
ore "of
the
oxide
somewhat
urtrted f r o m
it
cnnlclil
richer
wit* p itc h b le n d e
of
than
2 <l p e r c e n t ,
the
ore
l m-
A m erica,
SHOCK
“Oil. Batty." Leila bad said, "It wns
the most wonderful picture and the
girt wns a dear. As for Hie mini. Just
wait Mil you see him! And guess who
w-ns. there? (’nii’t? .Malcolm and the
Cases have .lately come to Hie at- girl wire J s visiting Mrs. Hlldden. 1
tentbui of the mlltinry si|rgcniiH where ’ was Fo Mire. Ob. you were Just going
tho fright anil fear due to ships be
lo bed? Well, I’ll see you some time.
ing torpedoed have' given rise to Good night."
sytiiptruns suggest Ive of shell shock.
It really was ton much, and n lump
Doctor Ctunet, lu n eomtniinlcntlon to
Ibnt could not lie swallowed threat
tho Neurological society of I'ltrla, has ened to make the tears (low.
deserlltetl the mental effect observed
Early the next morning her mother
when nn board a ship which wait tor
railed
her to the phone. "It’s Mal
pedoed.
After, the first stupefaction follow colm. Betty, dear," she said, "hot re
ing Hie utliick It was obsiTved that member we must get the U:I0 train."
"Hello, Belly," said n well known
seVeriil passengers discharged guns
Inlo Hie air, or Into Hie sen. In oilier voice. -“You nren’l mad. are you?" A
words, the pent-up nervous energy slight pause. "I—you know, I wns go
found release lu letting loose the lm- ing to bring over some music Inst
mroM) energy concentrated In explo night, but I—
"You forgot nil about It." Elizabeth
sives. Similarly. It was well known nt
.Hie front that a long day of walling broke In. "Don't worry about that,
In the trendies was productive of Malcolm, t wns rather busy Inst eve
more eases of shell shock titan a dny ning."
"Oh." said the voice. Then, "Who
of active engagement with the enemy.
Next there were ii few enses nf snl- was lie?"
"No one you knnw. But I must go
cldo among the passengers.
These
passengers were on the whole calm now. Mother nnd I are going to town,
.enough, even oh the life rafts. It was slnrc there’s no school today,
As he waited, ns Usunl, nt her cor
only when they were on the reselling
sld|i Hint psychonciirote phenomena ner for Iter on Monday morning, ho
.began .to 'develop,%Including mutism, snw Iter approaching with Arthur Fer
spasmodic weeping, laughter, trepmrs. guson. Unheard of I For a yenr now
spasinmlle umvctocnis of the limbs, etc. he and Betty bail walked to school to
gether. and now site passed him “by
for Art.
T h e V e r s a t ile C a r ro t.
There Is mulling like, a war to
A w e e k pnssrd; a week of unenslchange tin* s i n t u s of thing*. Look, for non* nnd remorse; n' week during
example, at the Ipiuilibycarrot. Before whjrh lie Imd seen Betty much envthe witr It was one of the lowliest of ., sllrred by Arthur. There were oth
el! the vegetable*, seldom U s e d ex ers who were taking advantage of his
cept for stew* or New England Irelled, nhtenee. At I a s i he managed to slam
dinners, hut It certainly has been do mer nn Invitation over the phone.
ing Its hit In Hip culinary line'recent
"I'm going coasting -with Herbert
ly. It lias become n past master Ip this , evening. Malcolm." she wild J
Hie nrt of enure ullage. Gritted raw. .iiveMly, "but tomorrow—"
It Is snbl to he o very good substitute
“Will yoq go with me tomnrrovy?"
.for eggs In certain ihljigs. Utile slices he broke In eagerly. "Oh. nettyl I'll
dried hei’nmiy rnMns end i-tirr.-int*', ttnd he there at seven sharp."
other bits, treated a little dllTerentlv,• At ten fplnutrs before seven ho rand
Malady Affecting Thoie Unfortunate
• Enough to Be on Ship* That
Were Torpedoed.
I
•
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Flatem cnt of ('ondilion Condensed from
Comptroller’s Call May 12, 1910 ,
R ESO U RC ES
LIABILITIES
Loans and D iscounts - $ 321,282.17
O v e r d r a f t s ...........................
329.58
U. S . Bonds and T reas.
C ertificates .
- - 431,176.00
O th er B o n d s ......................... 192,429.73
Fed eral R e s e r v e Bank
2 , 100.00
S to ck
...........................
16,500.00
R eal E state
- - - 2,500.00
Fu rniture a n d Fixtures
CASH AND DUE FR O M
B A N K S - - - - * 250,833.86
T olal
C a p i t a l ...........................
Surplus and Profits- - I) it c Federal R eserve
Bank (Secu red by U.
S . T reas. Certificates)
Circulation
. . . .
D E P O S IT S
- 81,216,151.04
I rfhcillt
1,009,54 7 T 5
Tolal
$
D eposits 1915
Deposits 1910
Deposits 1918
115,000.00
8,350.00
I
S1.1-IC, 151.6 f
1513
l'epn*l<> I 'J I I
D e p o s its 1917
35.000.00
48,253.99
2 M5 , t s t i h i
$317.61.9.85
-
-
$106,703.03
-
*
$ 5 3 5 ,5 2 4 .7 0 . —
-
$573,943.67
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MAY 23, 1919
THE SANFORD HERALD
■
Lillie Happenings
Mention or
Mailers In Urlcf
Personal Items
of Interest
In and About
*£. The City «as
Mrs. Hal Wight spent Sunday and*
Monday in Jacksonville.
It. *J. Starling returned Saturday
(rom a husinoss trip to Jacksonville,
Summary of the
Ftoaling Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
School will graduate from the Flof
idn State College for Women at Tal
of
lahassee on June -1th.
^ M r.,and Mrs A. W. Smith and
«>.*. ♦, a
F A f F SEVEN
a • • a •
4*#*
#
•*
Notice
county
Woodland Park will open again
Sunday, May 25th.
51-Itc
Mrs, N, IV. Johnson and little called by the serious illness of their supervision
commissioners
at
All persons desiring to atlend Sunday school will
phone No. 19, 3 0 5 'or 9 0 - J
not later thn n Saturday
noon.
Free transportation
•#» will he furnished them to
• <#> nod front if within a radius
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of three miles of Hu* Mothoifis! church.
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sister, Mrs. Rousseau.
clounty
engineer.
folks are spending the summer at
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts arrived
Plans and specilications inay he at the last session, they are confident
Daytona Reach.
Wednesday
from
Jacksonville
and
had
upon application to Fred* Ti of obtaining the necessary* two-thirds
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dickson of
are
at
home
to
their
friends
at
701
Williams.
Hoard reserves the right vole.
Orlando attended the Wight dance
Palmetto avenue. Mrs. Roberts was to reject any and nil bids.
here Friday night.
The victory for the suffrage forces I
formerly Mrs. D. (1. Monroe.
E. A. Douglass, Clerk.
today was by forty-two votes more 1
Miss* '/eta Davison left Monday
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than the required two-thirds.
On
[or Hartford, Conn,, where she will ! WHEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN I
j D Y T H IN K OF T H E K A N D Y *
the
previous
bailor
on
the
resolution,
:
spend the summer.
The Jitney Still Jits
'K I T C H E N .
I F IT HAS SU G AR
ca*t January 10, 1918, exactly the
F, A oStone—All kinds of haulj.j.
Recent
articles
on
the
war
tax
WE HAVE .IT.
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just levied on soft drinks, confec nec ?ssary number of affirmative
i„g.
Phone -43.
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voles were recorded.
Misses Sarah and Margaret Henry.
Mr and Mra j . w . English, for- tions, etc., have given rise to some
House leaders of both parties in.
misundcratnnding. and the Wni.
»f , 'akr C!‘ y “7 Kl!e9t9
r nterly of Clearwater are the guests W'rigley,- tin, Company issued n the * TirTer^nelmte preceding today's
aunt^ Mrs. F\_B._Lang!ey.----------------- o f - M r .- a n d -M rsrW 'lrR IT ' Mr. and
stateiqeut to the effect that the 3 vote, urged favorable action, but
Miss Ethel Moughton left Wed- Mrs. English are delighted with Sanper cent tux on chewing gum does many southern Democrats opposed
ticsday .on an extended visit to rel- ford and expect to locate here.
NOT affect the retail dealer or the the measure, as >4id' several * New
atives in Xonaph, Nevada.
Miss Carolyn White left Friday for consumer.
Mr. W'rigley explains [ England Republicans,
Mrs. Frank Oberholtzer and liahy Orlando where site went to attend that the manufacturers stand this
The favorable vote wasi more byof I.eesburg were the guests of
Mrs. (jie Commencement exercis s of the tax. and, there should be NO! fourteen than would have been rteeJ. B. Lawson for the week end.
, Higlf School. • While there she was C IIA NG E in the price charged you I cssary bail all members of the house
* A little son arrived Friday at the the guest of Miss Mattie Mitchell, for your package of Wrig-ley's Spoil’-- been, present.
home of Mrs. W. C. Bray at Winter]
Miss Carolyn Spencer went t o 1 mint, Moublemint or. Juicy Fruit
The, political diviiion of the vnl*>
(Lirdcti. Master limy weighed
nine Daytona Reach where she will spend In other words/ (In* jitney still jits. showed 'that ti'tD Kcpuhtiuans, j n j
pounds.
two weeks as I fie guest of Miss Thanks, Mr. "WYiglcy
Detni-rn's. one I tide pendent a n d '
Mr. anil Mrs. Edgar E. Brown oL Mullie Abernathy.
Miss Mollie*
one Prohibitionist voted for ad o ti-;
Brown Hammock left Tuesday for graduates from the High School this
Marketing Hog;
tlon, while the negative noli showed
their summer home in Richmond, week,
fc*
Beats burying t h ’ tn. Steve Hoover, seventy Democrats and nineteen
I We arc proud of the confidence Ml. Pleasant, Iowa, writes, "C om Republicans. Spcqjter Gtilelt, whs
Indiana.
mence*! feeding my herd of about voted against the resolution on pre
i no Iiogs B A. T h o n r u ' 11 g 1‘ W- vious ball Us did not vote today
ntial is mi sule at Philips drug store
F ever Tonic.
Kif ty
i<r Then. Rouge, 117 W. Third St
4 9 - lfit c iL-r over i *V.» m-'ntlis ago.
Efforts of opponents to amend the
off
f
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N
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were
A
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sick
Price .70c.
o.l-ti
. Mrs. it. (' lie
resolution were unavailing.
and at t ra ct i v e
.t In*"
1 did
Miv Henry Wight and little -ion. Hi l le daughter,
•iu*i
returned h ,-d ' had ’’ 1 *. r i
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T 1'i,mas have returned from a de- Wed nesd.iy f f ii 10
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■y t o .
S t ii'orfl. lender of t h e o p p o s it io n proposed
\I >*r .it
''•* in ii* irv:;;*
lu.'iitlul week’s outing spent at Dayj that 'in- s t a t e * ' r a t i l i e i t I n n be c o m
, 1- t r
They are now at
urn** to l hrir Fla.
tni a RVnMt.
pulsory w ithin s e v e n y e a r*, and it p
Mr and Mrs. Ray' Bulls, who are many friends at Mrs. N' i >. ■G.irn-r'.t
,
r
e s e jit .i t ive
S i iu tid rr*
of
Virginia,
Itiilliit- t allege < n m me rice men I*
(i i .rarily bieari'd at Aslor were in residence
!
Democrat
,
sought
to
rninpt'l
stilt**
Next week Thursday is Rollins'
Mrs. Earl Burdick leaves today great day.
the eity yesterday, ^mingling with
^adopt ton bv popol, ir
Tin- u\»r
their friends.
» for Daytona II* a h v In r.- «he gm diiil.il ->f a roll1 t-aM on
At mm o'clock in tin mo u tut tiic i whelmutg
J !of 2 1 1 to
1
these
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Mr ( ’ A Rnulcr-.on of Orlando to a t t e n d tile gradual ou: i V.-rciscs o( Alumni meeting will be held in
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huI s liy 11 VI»t L
to tt''nr.
nr.
High School
Mr. ilurdick will
52, preceded the vote of adopt ion.
i* attending, the May Day Festival the
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negie Hall At ten o'clock there will
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ami is the/ guest of Mrs. David be the guest of Mias -Mildred Bur- .he. .the
College Sing led In- Miss , !" " 1 i" ,,U'i,Um1 ,l“ ' ndntive strength
Steer, fill t'ark.
|dick, one of this year's graduates for Dyer
At ld;:hl come the gradual- ,,f ,h '
,lu' " h1
-rt.-r- ami
the week end
quickly relieves Constipation,
mg exi-rcises, with alt addr.-s- by ! " ,,h itMiss Margaret King leaves Tuesday
ih iiii'.iicss,
Loss of A])|»elile *:i*id
D . LI, D .
K e rr B o y c e T u p p ‘--r
for her home in Detroit, Mich., after
Hi .ni.,•lies, due to Torpid Liver
plomas . At
On tin* Beach
and p r e s e n ta tio n of
having Hpent tin- winter , most de one com es'the college flinm-r.
■HMOlC
At
For Relit A coni, attractive a one
lightfully as the guest of Mrs. H U. three the base ball gam-** Tin* Com cottage; s:\ rooto-> and hath, well
t'rm II. Slenstrom left on Monday
Crowder. Miss King has made nu mencement Concert will be given at furnished eb*< t rn- light s; t iink Jiv
h Connelly Springs. N.
where
merous friends during her stay who eight, followed by the reception of gas or wood, delight till shady por
to will join Mrs. Stenstrom and
regret to see her leave.
the President, Dr. Ward.
tico: one block from the sea.
In
•j r ,i! several weeks.
f
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quire
of
Dr
Howard
or
Herald
Of
(Stiff
has
more
imitations
thftn
any
Mrs Cecil Butts came over from
fice,
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Orlando Friday to attend the dam e other Chill and Fever Tonic on the
Chicken Livers
given by Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wight market, hut no one wants imitations
An old hen lias a much larger liver
TOR SALE
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wight.
j '« medicine.
They are dangerous. than you in proportion to weight or
Tin roof from Welborne Block.
food eaten
Then it follows that
fiance at the Woman's Club T u p s - !
Sfmrd ho it xe of two stories, corru
day night, !»:« 0 ' p. m.
Admission '
Monday, May 19th. at Holy they ret bilious jin! like you do,
gated
Iron building and scrap Iam
■Cross Iteetnry, the rector married Tiny an- grouchy, cross, unhappy l
in. eiiiijde
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bi.
Must
be muted at once. SanMr William Shirley Bowden of New Start h- r liver and make her hrppy. ,
'l l - H C Keene and little tlaugtifor i 11.•I «*I t o list r urlio rt l.o.. See
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Eugenia and Mr atnl Mrs. N. <> Smyrna and Miss Catherine Mr- Then she will Lay eggs all the svinteT.| L. ’.. Douglass at < unci House.
Keuwti of Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Mr Come and get a package of B, A. j
p.o-t Wednesday at Day
,
5M f.
j and Mrs. Bowden will make their Thomas Poultry Powder.
Food it j
tona Beach at the Garner C*)lta|je.
future home in New Smyrna.
oeaslonally.
See your* liens perk
Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Mrs. C. L. i
* * * * * * * *
u
p
—hear
them
sing-—look for f*ggs. * * * * * * * *
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Britt, Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. | .Mr. anil Mrs. Horace Flack of
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Your money hack if it fails.
Mer
Archie Belts and Mrs. Braxton Per- Jacksonville arrived Friday and are
♦
Christian Science services
chants Grow. Co.. Sanford, Fla.
kin- motored to Orlando Wednesday, pleasantly located at the home of
• will lie held at t'n* Woman's
5D5lc
Shinholser,
Mr Flack
• Club, Oak avenue, between
Word has been received that Mr.j ‘^ rs C. W.
to succeed Mr F, W
• Third and Fourth slrets,
l< J Holly arrived this week from 1
s " r<
Work on New Hol rl
Bordeaux. France, on the’ M art ha ' WulH,,,an
"'■'■“K " f,,r th" Ftorid'‘
Work was st arted tut the dis- ♦ on ^undity, m*»rning at 11
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Growers
Express
in this i-itv
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oclnrk.
IS-lf
« a-tiington.
l i e is now in New
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niantcllmg of tin- Wel borne Bl oc k
V"rk
| Dance at the Woman's Club Tues- preparatory tti making i mpr o ve
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llnb-My-Tism is a powerful a n t i - day night, 9:00 p. m.
Admission ments for the new hotel.
couple
50c
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•M-jitit-; it kills the poison caused from r '
Workmen are tearing .down . the
infected cuts, cures old sores, tetter,
Mrs. G. A. Radford and son have Balcony on Park avenue and Com
World'n Famous .Streets.
etc.
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returned from Waytrosa, Gn., Where mercial street and it is expected that
A certain (IHTeretice of opinion ap
Little Miss Marguerite Garner re they attended the graduation of the work will continue from now on pears to exist us to which Is the must
turned home* Monday from Daytona Miss Rosamond Radford from Pied- and until the new hotel is ready for ia luiilfnl.strvft 111*1111' world. Among
Beach, where she was the guest of inont Institute.- Miss Radford grad- occupancy. Machinery and men.are those "In the running" may he luenher grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. uated with high honors. She was arriving every day and the work of tliand:
Prince* •street,- Edinburgh,
H. Garner.
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from which the 'city received her
also om* of the debaters-in the de- rebuilding will soon lie started.
iilekitame of the "Athens of Ihe
Ned Chittenden urrivtd home yes-J hating contest of the literary sociNorth"; the Via X X Hepteinhre,
terday. having received his discharge -eties. her side being the winning one. •
Military Ball
fiction; Fnekville street, Dublin; the
(mm the army. He was in the uerin! j \y. A. Radford. Second Lieutenant
Daytona Casino Burgoyne
Aveiildn t ’allno and the Plaza Mayo,
service and has some, very interesting-'0f ,hc I4'.nh Regiment Field ArtilSaturday Evening, May 2-1th
both III Buenos Aires; the High street,
experiences to relate.
j lery, Rainlinw Division has returned
Benefit of "
,
Belfast; and Hie Untcr den Linden,
Soldiers' Memory Park
Haim* at the Woman’s Club Tues- from overseas service. He was musBerlin.
**4.' night, 9:00 p. tn.
Admission tered out 'a few days ago, and* re- Of The Mother^’ Service Flag Club
Admission Free to Men
6i»r m pit*.
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|turned to Now York, where he wax
Herodes' Subnormal Son.
in Army nnd Navy
Miss Ruth Kanner. a Sanford girl »>«rriod to Miss Mae Currivan of
Herodcs, to overcome the extraordi
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nary dullness of Ills sou Altictls, edu
mid a graduate of the Sanfo.rd High Nuw Y ‘»rk- !,e «»ijl his pretty bride
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— Dire now visiting his parents, Mr. and
cated along with hlln twenty-four lit
tle slaves of bis own ng*f He gave
o t a t i m i j u i w R u n ^ , , ^ * rs- O.. A. Radford.
The New City Charter
Gffff has proven it will cure Ma
A meeting wits held after eouneil each ihe name of tin* .letter of tin*
laria, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fe meeting on Monday ‘night to con Greek alphabet. I l l s . son. In order
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to play with them, laid to Jearn the
ver, Colds and La Grippe. It kills sider
the
proposed
commissionalphabet to call their names.
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the, germs that cause the* fe-ver. Find manager rhurter. Hon. F. L. WoodTuff, representative from this county
Tonic.
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' | When your stomach be
Dally Thought.
It is good to see Harry Carlson was present and- the new charter, was
ll corner disordered, don’t
Man Is his otvu slur, and'tho soul
humc for n week on furlough. He discussed by several citizens and
that can. render nn lamest nnd perfect
I hll it with unnatural dihas been promoted to the rank above, members of the council.
mnn comnmnds nil light.—John Fletch
1 gestants.
N ature has 'ensign, in the navy, that of SubIt was decided that a few rlianges er.
provided the necessary ! Lieutenant. He has continued in in the proposed charter relative to
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1 , his excellent service at the Aero Sta- the f?ea for the municipal judge
(luids for this purpose.
N O T IC K OK K LK CT IO N "
j tion at Pensacola.
If the war had * would in* advantageous nnd conseIn ro m n l l in r * with t h r provDIom f>(
What is really needed is 1continued a little longer Harry would i|ucntly these changes were made.
Chniitrr 4Q7S, l,*w* o l Klorida. nnijr* ii
htteby *lven t h a t an atacltnn haa baan nrsomething
to
remove
the
■Irrrd
hair) and th * a a m * will ha hrld In
, ...
s I h“.Vt'_ *»«•» In the thick o f.it. The
T}je bnI haH lH,en introduced in SprriallaTbe
« » Sehool D ltlriel No. 6. Samlnota
siCKilty and d i s p e l t h e g government kept him as instructor *lh(l legislature and will no doubt be rounty, Klorida, on T u a a d a y , May 27lh,
1UI9, Inr t h r purpoaa of drlrrm intny who
Rases and give the stom- g i al h*i»*«coU. ih returns to his paMed thi9 week< It pr0vi(iC!l for a ahall
b* truataaa of laid d la trlrt fur Ih* n a tt
u r r r r r d l n f t * « year*, and t h * number ol
duties tomorrow.
referendum vote by the people of the amill*
g ach a chance to do its
o( spaclal dlatrlct arhool t a a to b* lavRub- My-Tism in a great pain kill- city on October 7lh for adoption or led In aald dlatrlct lor aach of th * atld t v q
j work.
years.
cr.
It relieves 'pain and soreness rejection.
. The fallowing a r* appointed to Srt at In
spector* and cfarki a t aald
election: * - *
caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia,:
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I’ rectnct No, t (L a k e M o n ro e );
C Ci. Ball, Clark,
Sprinn, etc.
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House Votes Woman Suffrage
W. H. Allan.
I will accomplish this and
J . M, Q ftrab y ,
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The Pipe Organ Club of the Bap-j
W aahirtton, May 2 2 .—National
J . II. Mann,
tist church was pleasantly entertain- suffrage for women was endorsed by
t’ raflnet No. 4 ( P a n t s ) :
. D, Pears on, Clark,
ed at the home of -Mrs. Leslie JJryan the house of representatives for the ' C
C t o r c * . Harwood,
it. Q. Henderson,
on Magnolia avenue on Monday af- second time today when the Susaa
O tto Kelts,
ternoon. About a dozen members B. Anthony amendment resolution t Don*
Don* tn
and o r d e r e t by t h * Board of Publla
tor Bamlaola c o u n t y , Klorida,
were present and. plans for wefrk was 'adopted by a vote of 304 to. 89 aeoaJon
*In struction
a a ^ m tiD d . thla Stb d a y of Apt
I I I * -f - V . ~
were discussed with enthusiasm. Be- Supporters of the measure ir
Ju s l P hon e 323
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c. r.
aide* working for their annual bathe senate, where
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S t v li r f ii;
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A
tioublc h rc ^ tcri w i r t - t e a m m odel,
! :' y j : vr. : 'ariety nf new,
lively p attern s; a good style tailored
right, m ade by
Hart Schcjffner & Marx
.Just a sam ple t»l our service; on e o ! the
ma ny new styles that are here.
Sat is Iaction guaranteed.
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company
The home of Mari Si'lmlFnor ,& Marx clothes
V E L t ' A N I / l N G AND
TIRE VALUES
Do you realize how much valuation
our vulcanizing process adds to your
auto tires? Conceive, if you will,
motoring without vulcanizing—cast
ing aside half used costly tires be
cause they have punctures and blow
outs and airholes, etc., which could
not be remedied. Then figure what
we save you by our vulcanizing.
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
I'H U N E 17
Oak and 3rd St.
SauforJ, florid*:
E. (). PAINTER FER TILIZER COMPANY
. JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA
Fertilizers, Insecticide:!, Sprayers, Poultry .Supplies
For thirty years wo have been manufacturing fertilizers in this'
S t a t e —we have satisfied customers in every county in Florida
Write for Latest Price List
' Prices always in line with Quality
J . E. S P E R L IN G . Local Agent. SANFORD, FLA. '
Eat and
Enjoy it ■
STOM - A - LAX
If you liave even a single dollar that js not employed for some
good purpose it is a Slacker Dollar today.
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Money is the basis fftr credit. Credits uro
necessary in the establishment of the yroperity
of peaep.
By depositing your money in a good bank you are helpln
out on credits, your, money is readily available, s%fe, and you
dollar is a Patriotic Dollar.
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There is no excuse for a Slacker Dollar today.
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THB SANFORD HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
mill. S. A. Huston, Crown Paper
Company.
62-ltp
For Sale— Nancy Hall nnd Porto
Itico sweet potnto draws now ready.
$2.00 per 1000. P. 0 . B. cash with
order. Cates Crate Co.
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with a crow of 25 or more tie choppers can make good money on our location. Camps
on railroad. Short haul. We will supply teams and tents if desired. Write or wire quick
For Sale—Three months old Duroe pijfau.. Best stock’ in the country
Nick Zernovcan, Maiden Lane.
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FLORIDA
D IT O N T
aider three or four rooms.
P T C T M /*
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D l l IN
SU PERLA TIV E
SELF RISING
Address
Upholstering anti mattress making,
For Sale— Five rooms furniture,
furniture • repaired, mirrors plated,
510 Magnolia.
57-tf
auto tops and seals recovered. First
class work only. Brown Upholstery
For Kent— Booths for light house
Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. keeping- Adults only, <700 French
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r T'TH E Success of Dainty
Bakings or a Substantial
Dinner is assured by the
Use of
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FOR RENT
Wanted—I am equipped, with ma
Furnished . Booms—By flay, week
chinery to dear your land at lowest or .month. Every convenience. Over
possible cost. Also tiling, fencing, Philips Drpg Store, corner Park and
breaking land, cte. M. S. Nelson.
First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop.
FLOUR
A n added zest for e v e ry meal
Ever Think of It?
W IG H T GROCERY CO.,
Sanford FirV //M ///L
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Wanted —Fifty men. M. S. Net
son. •F-ureka Hammock, Sanford.
57-1 f
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For Sale— Five acres near Miller’s
grove.
Small house, sump orange
t*eeV. See Mrs. (I. C, Cates.
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5 4 -2 tp
Wanted To Tmy' a roll top desk
For Sale Steam cunning, outfit.
in good condition ut reonutmhU*
First da - order.
Capacity 1,000
price.
Knt|tiirp sit llernld office.
cans per tiay.
Price reasonablt
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A. Ruck.
5 1-4to
If y'ou warily Hemstltelting and
For Sale Seventeen acres of land,
Pieot Work done promptly and all
n -nr (Jettev i jsi-st west of the oh!
This Column is Free lo Hi turned '•oldiers work guaranteed -;utt-dm-lory sent) to Sieve W i l l i a m place. Sanford und
Airs, Dora Cutnelisou, 127 Weed
nnd Sullsirw W)ui Neck Posit ion s.
Geneva brick road
runs
right
Church S c , Orlando, l-’iu
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I h riotph it
f i o i Sid'ay, Mux 2*1(1,
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C i.
n y*s rim
th rou gh
very
tdiuttler w i r e s . A m i t h e e n e r g i e s of
Mivlnfe g r n e e n u t e n t e r t h e l i f e t h r o u g h
l lie m e t l li i m o f n v e r y lltillul.shcil c r e e d
— C h r i s t Inn H e r a l d .
For Sub' Gootl work horse
rezsonstble offer gets him.
Wheeler, Res. Elder Springs
I Hltee Sntiford it. A,
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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E lectricity
IIGAl ADYUmSINfi
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N O T IC E
Hide will be received by the Board of
C o u n ty Commltsionera at their neat regular
meeting to be held on J u n e 3, 1919, lor the
purchase of one I-to n tru ck. Wilder will be
required to lake In e schange one Inter
national truck now owned by tha county.
Hoard reserves the right t o reject any and
all bids.
E . A. D OU G LA SS, Clerk,
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Notice of Apntlratlon ror T a i Deed Under
Section S of Chapter 4SS8 L a o s or KlorIda
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Notice la hcrfcby given tli a t.S . V. Dtiudney,
In the Circuit Court of the H rte n lh Ju dlcltl purchaser of l a t certificate No. 101, dated
Circuit of the S ta te of Florida. In and far the 3rd day of Ju ly , A, D ., 131VJ. has filed
Seminole County. In Ch ancers
aald certificate In m v , office, and has made
C . D . Christ and K. D.
application for tas deed, to Issue la accord
Keene, ComplajnanU •
Spit to •
a n ce with taw. Said cer tificate embraces
. . .
Quiet Title « the following described p roperty situated in
K. J . Ilarrall,"et al.
Seminole co unty, Florida, lo-witt |,jla |
Defendants
and 2, lllork 5, A. II. K u a a r i r , Add to Ft.
Hreyi. The eald land beln t assessed it the
Order fur C o n s tru ctive Servire
I t is, ordered t h a t the defendants herein
named lo-wit: E. J . llarrell, and all persons
claiming by, through or under him as heirs,
deviser*, grantees or otherwise, whose names
are unknow'n to the com plain ants; J . M. MrCau gh t)-, and all persons claiming by,
through or -under him a t heirs, devisers,
grantees or otherwise, whose names are un
known ‘to co mplainants; Elisabeth Stoddard,
and all persona claiming by, through or un
der her a* heirs, devisees, grantees or other,
a l l s , whose names are unknown to co m In Circuit C o u r t , ' Seventh- Circuit. He ml dole
pla inan ts; Sheridan S toddard and all ■per
County, Florida
sona claiming by. through or under him as Overstreet Tu rpentine C o m p a n y
heirs, devisees, grantees or otherwise, whose
n am es are unknown t o co mplainants; Efltu n k n o w n lartlea rlaimlng Interests
ab eth J . Driggers and alt prraon* claiming uAH
nder
J.
I cbmand
M u rp hy , do‘
by, through, or u n d e r-h e r aa heirs, devisees, ceased,.
Calv...........
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I’ usge, (..............
l e o r e e ....
n . __
-ersntres of othrrsrise, whose names are un
Mostmi
.individually
Aid
as trustee,
known to eompalinsnta; atld alt persona
W.
S.
Kc
if
or,
Hit
c
M
e
W
ood
bridge
whomsoever, whose n am es are unknown to
. *
the complainants, who h a ve or claim to have et al . --- -T o Ik * d e f e n d , m v ; T u l c i n ' A. Toige,
an y interest uf whatsoev er namin ',’ ’ter grtd to
George
Mr1
Mifirton
Individually
and
as trus
the fotlowin: flesirthed lands, or any part or
portion thereof, in Seminole county, Florida, tee, \V. S . K o e f e r and Hite ie Woodbridge:
I t “appearing from the sworn bill herein,
to-will t
tha t your place of residence I* unknown and
North half of so utheast quarter of Section tha t you are over the age of 21 years;
IS, Township 21 south, flange 29 easts*
It (s therefore ordered th a t you do appear
North - 17 Q feet of the northeast quarter of in this court to the bill herein lih-J u.i the
7th
d a y of Ju ly , I9|9.
the southeast quarter of Sdctfnn 3 1 , Town
It is further orden-d t h a t this ordrr bship 2 0 south, (tango 3 0 east ;
puhllshrd encp a week for right rnnsecutive
F iv e arre* In a sq uare in the northwest weeks jn the Sanford llefahi, a newspaper
roYner or the northeast quar ter of the north published in sat<| ftemiqwe r . e i c i east quarter of Section 1'.. Township 29
VS i t ne«s ni) Iia : I a - I - _.; , ;
l
south, Hanci- 29 east ;
Circuit Court t hi J April 2-t, A . ' I > . 1919.
E a st hall -of m l half of northeast quarter
(s.-ali
E . A. D O U G L A S S ,
of iteetiun- 2, and northwest quarter of north
Clerk Circuit Court Semineli* Cie, 11.
west quar ter fo Section 1, Township 2(1 Maijwy A Warlow,
A* tn sou th, flange 29 e a st;
*
^
Sola, to r Complt.
& l-9 tr
L ot 2h7 l.nngwood. Florid a;
N O T ICE
Hi.is will he received by lb* Hoard of
Co unt) Commissioners at their jli-st regular
Southwest quarter of northwest quarter of
os- u|ie to he he Is! on T u e sd a y, J u n e 3 rd .
1 9 1 9 , t for repairing bridge, o w r Econtnek- Section 31, Township 2 0 south, Hinge 3U
o
i
l , ei cept the follow in,; 1 tracts.
l.atehri- Cr*.ek,
Work to he done under the
ft)
lie,-in at N \V co rn et of slTd S W f i o|
-'lier-vhlon of l-'rol T. Williams, county er.gnuir.
■ N V V 1 , . r u n ea st .',71! I t e t , s o u t h l 2 o tret,
I'l in-' a m i - p , c i t l r n t l o n s m a v In- h a d uprni west &H0 (+et. north 120 fr et to p- «. Is.;
tppli* atlor,
t-,
Fred.
T.<
W illiam s.
It ,.aril
--< •< th, right io reject any amt alt t,i•l. ,
I. V DUt'tif.ASS. Clerk.
u 2 ‘ <l ne - f i ot r t h of a n
t t *t r t l U f i it l o t ;
(.If
MV
S i -(
121 li-cl. - o' j l l l I "I
I *. i!*!!*, n f asi pinif$
l»»*
hr
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nrsji
nf I nrnrpr*r j*iJon
-
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.1 E W E L E U
Itip-
,< ti
of
ii-,d
1 h*-5i l i v
in
O H M A M ’S S T E I M ! N f i
mi - l i i Ml lilt 1 1 in * a i.l
n
i ■an
I,a h Inn I l r u t k i ri* i
Cumpiiq
room
wife in private fnmil?
|!,,\
..
P H K A B i t ' s l l A M i - p A I N I I It ( t l ; s *
VI III I,
A ddri s,
ki - . t wo
Itefin at RW corner of Mill S W C
rdn i a-( ,t2t feel, r e r l h r,97
I'
i- ‘i I-11 t n I rfU J t»n 11Ttrt fir
» *f nhirJi. . - ir fnnfst«ie-n t b t f >>11 i m $r>u
Due
n<rc
HENRY Mc LAULI N
5 - 1 -4 1 e
i! a* 7a- s. I J in n - ,
r a
can
W a n t i ’d
to-w it:
of N W J f ' of N E
Sw . 35
T p . 21 S, n . 30 E a s t.
10 arrea. The «»!,)
land brine assessed a t the d a l* of the i<tu .
• n t r of auch certificate in t b * name of U n
known.
llaa filed aald certificates In mv office
and baa mad* application for t a i deeds t j
Issue in accordance with law.
Unlrsa aald certificate# ahalt b» redeemed
according to law t a i deeds will lam e ther—m
on tha till day of Ju n e , A . It. i s m .
Witness my official signature and sail this
the 2n d day of M a y , A. I). 19|9.
(seal)
R. A. D O U G L A S S ,
Clerk Circuit Co urt Hemlrtnl* C.i . KU.
F ite
lly V. M. Dougina*, n , C.
th e undersigned
upon making a deposit o
Ten Dollars, this sum t o be refunded whsr
aald pi a, specifications, et c., have been re'
turned.
fly order, of the Hoard of County Com
mlulunr rs of Seminole C o un ty, Florida,
(setll
E . A. D OU G LA SS.
S2-tlc
.
Clerk.
PI
W
THE
F R IE N D L Y
TO BACCO
Horse Sense About Tobacco
Good to b a c c o o u g h t to be like a w e llbred h o ss— all t h ’ k ick ta k e n o u t b u t
all t h ’ sp e rit left in.
i.ii< i, i
T I.* 11 a ru♦ y i ( h i* rnr |i‘i f at h»ti s h a l l In* l mi Mr ni Ut--h l 1■ rn pan > , aim I if** iifi!tii]i!i
i .-irt
lu iMiifsii *hall
m Cl\ ieilii, S r m
if -I** f ' H J n l y , F l n r M a
A i l i r l r II.
f
T h i Jft'h* r ft! T1flflir*T Cif iht* h i|wHti-~« I < I f
i f v - i r l n l h v l hi* i%r ptif a 11tin s h a l l M»- us
-a
ti» w it
T " t%rr> «*f> a M ineral fm r
11f i ‘f itn r* ha d i M*m litl rim h . an>| I
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ik
vt-luj* nnd d i a l in r i a l t * I a l e . I «»
I ■ If, f a r m , c u l l i vat* an d n p t r a L r l hr land's tif
c . r u r p n r a n /i lf a n d l a n d * «*( tiihi’ r |i*f*niii#,
t l*‘ Mtarki'l *4*11 flDfl t l i l | t m r td Hie |ifm
rl u r l s r h r ' r f r " m
\ f l l d r # 111
T i n a rn»*utvi »d i h r r a i i i ld ) al »r*a uf this
» *»r [im * 1n*n »hal l h r T » p n l > ft v r Fit mi s a n d
* 1 2 m.OIjii mi
l i t d l a r s . to l»r d u i d r d tn fn
, h iiiid r r t l a n d lM!l>
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vnliji* nf H u p Hundred
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r a r h , a$nl * ii M ^ o r k m » j In- p u id fu r in rmsdi
€»r in f» mfir ri> p~ l a b o r a n d «rrvirc*n. nf a junt
v a l u a t i o n tu lip f i \ r d b y t l i r i M rc c t o f * ui n
rm-i t itii;
call« tj f«ir nurh
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\Mirlf*. \
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O C I M S T A M ) O P T IC IA N
hi
Mrcul:
i
i*t|ri,
Hnriuh
< irrult,
« u i i n i j , I Jurjuta
I j %* rat r e e f T u r pi ntiiie L u m p a i i y
Prnclire mnllnetl In the Ireulotenl
of I he eye
? i Ml I ft ale
S
Eyes cxatnlttetl by a regular re-'i«tereil physirLtn
i *.
Glasses ft 1 1i-st. broken lenes iju.
plirnteil
All un'ktt'iwn p ar t ies * l i 1m i n ' | •
* s i*
ijftijrf
J
R ic h m«*nd
SI n r, .'
di * * i|*ed , VtiflH1 I
\\ tiMfd lend ^*-. j{ lt
rhit ,\Y i .m flm d jj e , all i nh m>* a ri p »r r n-s
«lai mini: l n l « r » ji u u n d e r L a l v i - i
Y
r u a g e , all u n k n o w n p a r t i *-4 r l a i m t n r
mi f t r e 4 ! 4 u n d e r f i» ur^e H
Vl fir tim i t
d i v i d u n l l i or ±tt i f n t * ’.-, all t i n k n u v i n *
28 W. Churrh Si. - Orlontlo, Fla.
parties rlaiming inltf r*! under W. S.
R e*der ef al.
T* i nil u n k n o w n p a r l l e * r|»lmlrir* l n v**re-«t
und* r 4 It i e h m n n d M f i r n h y . *»r u i * i r i ‘ ,M in
\ Mnaije, nr uinli r iiet»n:.- H YL.ri.>n i n d i
v i d u a l l y o r a« t m i tee, n r und«-r \V S K . t f . f
G O O D T O T H E L A S T DROP
ur #dther td them nr uf herwtie, hi Hi. f.*Tf•i %
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
I n y d e i c f i hi dU n d ^ s it u a l e
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ih*i n i j r b«dd thi nflh‘ r id bt«th i r f f r t n r y a n d
irraaufer*
Thi" p f T t u n * w h n a r c tn r o m l u r t bill uf r o m p U i n t herein lit *.| un th** 11h d »v
of Au^U Rt , A. I ) , 191ft,
t b c liufiinr-M fd t h U c u r p u r a U n n an Ha i«*m*
I t U f u r t h e r onfi>rrd t h a t t h h notiuo* 4m»
pnrm ry, o l l l f i r i a m i ft lrc c ln ra u n t i l t h e d*r»*cp
t lb lh h fH l n nrp ea ch w**fk t o r | v , d v e w r e k a
l**ra an* ndr*ct*u! at t h e brat drum a I m e e t i n g
nf t h e a t u r k b i d d e r s her id n a f t e r p r o v i d i t f f*»r, in t h r H a n f o r d H e i a l d . a i i r a i p t p r r i>utdi«h»‘i!
In s a i d Hi'mimd** ( ’ m in t y .
■ h a ll b r T- W. I a w t i i n , j r r e a i i l c n t ; W. i .
W it m - f s m v ha n d an d i h e n , a | ,,f n , n
l . i w t u n , v ic e p fr » id *‘ r»t, It \V l . n a t u n , **■ (•
(dr* nit C m i f i Hit* *'it h d a v of \ p r d
\ si
r e t a r y a n d lrca**uri r
T h e f k s i a n n u a l m ee t
1919.
InK «d l he s t ii r k h«d«|er« shall tie he ld on t h e
< *e a l.
F. A I If l i f t ; fp \ S S .
fir«l M DfiiU) In J u l > , \ I > |i*l!l. a n d a n
( I r r k C ir cuit ( ' i n n S e m i n u l
y jj
n u a l l y i h e r r t l l e f **n I h r fir*t
M u d f ln ) *d Yf
A YYra rIn w
each and cvefv i o ' v .
S o l i (or C i i m p l l
A n k l e 1 I,
M Lite
T in
hi if ( ha1 a m o o ti I iif 11. *1* ht * if •n ■ ** nr
BOX FILES
IIa 11d 1 1p * •• ali i h l ht* r«r puf« r K*in inn a ? * n j
it **•If is dtHildr Ihr a t n u u i i t uf
I be rapclal * i i o k a n d surplus uf the ru rp u rs'
tiiTip
You see, half the secret of makin’ a good hoss is
in the breedin’ an ’ half in the breakin’. Selectin’
tobacco th at’s crow n right is only half of m akin’
Velvet. The agein’ is the other half.
T h ar’s only one kind of agein’ that gets th’ right
results — Nature's aim.
N ature’s no clock
•watcher. She does a job right whether it takes
two years or two thousand.
So when she gets through with the fine Kentucky
Burley that we put aw ay in wooden hogsheads
for two years, it’s just right.
II u n ,
A r t i c l e V|| .
N a m e * , ri-shli-nri' a n d » u b “ r n pi inn
m eur purator*
T . W : l . m i o n , t l v i e d n , H o f i i l i , .10
IV. J . Lam t o n , O v f t d i i , F l o r i d a , 3 0
It. W . I . ^ a i u n , O v i e d o , F l o r i d a , 2 0
All kinds of things are
packed in tobacco tins, but
your good neighbor will tell
you “ Velvet is the real pipe
tobacco.” Prove it for your-
for filing
l.fllcis.
nf
Hills, J n v o i r r s ,
Elr.
(hr
aber***
uliiire*
nHnrea.
sta te o f f lo r lila ,
.
C o u n ty of S .m ln o lo ,
•
H M iitf mo p i-isn n alii appeared T W . L a w ton . VV. J . L a w to n am i H. W . L a w t o n , to mo
V a il k n o w n am i kno w n lo he th e p a rlie s at.—
scrihssl in aaiil a rtic le s nt In co rp o ratio n and
a r h n o w ln lg rt l th a t th ey sl(iir< l Ih r sam e for
the u ses am i p u rp o se . I herein e a p re ssrrl
,
In W itn e ss W h rrro f I . hav e h e re u n to set
m> ham t am i n lflria l se al, this the 22m i rlay
of M a y . A I). 19)9
larall
M A It V L K l N I l A J t T .
Notary I'ulilie, S la te of FI in.la
My eommisslon t-aplre* Oct. 2 9 , 1920.
M - 3 te
Sralril hills will he rrcelvul by t h * Hoard
til C o u n t y Cortiniisalont-ra at tht-lr neat re*ular m re lin * to h« held on Tu esd ay, Ju n e
Srd. 1919. lor tem porary rep air, on the Wektwa river, bridge, repair* to he made under
the tuprrvialun of the cou nty eneim-er. F or
further information see Fred T. Williams,
entineer.
Hoard reserve! the rl th t lo reject any and
all bids.
E . A. DOUGLASS. Clerk.
& !4 lr
Fertilize eilruH trees NOW for development of
fruit and growth of tree. The size of next year’s
- crop depends in _ a great measure on the growth
of wood made this summer, <
*
*
Don t lessen your profits of this year nnd next
by neglecting to fertilize now
All Ihe Potash You Want
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO
ManofaHurprs ideal Fcr’ i’.ize s
Dialers in Spray Bum,is and Inset ic'd ■*,
J A C K S O N V I L L E ...............................
. .
K, ( ‘ M.t.well, Mg-.. .s,tnf(>r<l ILjitrh
) i.t mm \
ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE
W. J . THIGPEN. & COMPANY
j
~
t AGEN TS'
meral Fire
Insure
OrrlCB PEOPLES BANK BUILDING
Roll ■ VELVET Qfarette
Itcce ip ts)
rienlj of IItcm
at
50 .each
Office Supply Depf
Flume 118
Sanford, Florida
N O T Il'B ,
It ain’t been hurried none
or short - cutted.
It’s £
Nature-done job. *
.
Sanford*
bid may
b« obtained upon
application
-
.
.
.
Fioi
�•*
* *
THE SANFORD HERALD
MAY M. 1919
N O T I C E
DESCRIP TI ON O r
(.AND
‘
„
9
3
3
“
£
3
“
»
O W NER
Amount of I
Ta ir* and 1
Cast *
t i K S n i l l T l o N ' OF
U N !»
I
Vatic* I* h e reb y givlt, t h a t the following described land*, or »n m-teh thereof mi
**-- am
---------— for (ho
ill he * nee***ary to pav the
o u nt• Jdue
the la
lave* herein *et oppoeite
onpoeite to the *am e
Ring, ^will
w
...............
he told at public
auction on Mon*
together kith
li>r r........
*w t * "I ,u rb aaie^ and^advertlaing,
p
j ‘ the
day- —
of -------June, A. D. JRU9,- at the h
hour
o'clock,, --------noon, a t the co urt
;n, Second —
o_ of. 12
--------------Joor. in the C ity of Sanford, County of Seminole, and State of Flo rid a
J NO. D. JINKIN H,
T a t Collector, Seminole County, Florida.
¥ 7
Lot
L ot 47 Sanford lleighta
Mr*. E. W. Pllley
I llloek II T r I I . tVm.
L o t I I I Sanford Ifelghta
Ctark ’a Sul, Dlv
Unknown
Lola
123
and
124 Sanford
L oU 2 to 9 lie** Lot 61 llloek I I
Ifelghta
Unknown
3.05
T r 15 tVm. Clark'* Sub
L o t 127 Sanford Height*
Unknown . ,
5.6 2
I Uviaion
Unknown
5V. F. I.eatllCe Sub IlliUlan aa Recorded In plat II.,.,V No, I, Page 27
W m. Clark '* Huhdl«l*!„n of llloek 21 of Robin*,in'* S urrey of an tddlllon to
Seminole County Record*
,
Sanford a* Rer ordrd In Plal llook No. I. P a ge 1 0 », Seminole County Record*
(
u
Amount «f
tr.
DESCRIPTION O F
N ' j L o t S W. F. I. e a r i t t ’ a Sub
.
.
S ' i Lot 3 tVm. Clark'* Sub Div
a
%
Taii-t and
OWNER
tj
*r*
I.AND
Divliion
*
S. \V. W r i g h t .
1 1 50
of llloek 2 1 Itoblnaon'a
C eubJji
a
k!
L ot* 7, 9, ||, 12 and 13 W. F.
w
Survey of an Add. t o
*
*
X
<
L eavitt * Sub DlvWion
U n k n o w n ....
7.20
Sanford
L o U 18. 19, 20 and 2 1 . tV. P. ,
L e t 4 W'm. C l a r k ' * ' Sub Dlw of
5.74
19 29
10
Unknown
g e t * of S W '*
L e a v i t t'* Sub Dlv
___
W. F’. L eavitt .
3-3)
llloek 2 1 of It ,hi ru in'.
19 2 9
Beg V W cor of Lot I
Survey of an Add. to
linyd'a Sub IHiWlon aa Recorded In Plal nook No. 1. Page 31 Seminole County Hrrorde
U *
Run _E 13.25 ch
c S 15 ch
Sanford
__
L ot 3 Ho) d'a Sub Dlv
___ ..
J . JJ. Rrunaon .
.*
6 .0 5 L o t III tt'rn. Clark'* Sub Dlv.
W 13.25 ch, N 7 W t b
L ot 9 Royd'a Sub Dlv
• S. O. Shlnholaer
** _
1.75
W 10 rh N 58 deg W to
of llloek 21 of Robin*
l.ola 19, 2 0 , 2 1 . 22 and 23
Vthly to p
pE
Lake Nthly
E CO deg
aon'a Sur vey of an Add.
Royd'a Sub D l v . , . . ____
•
S. O. Shlnholaer _
___
7-20
W of. pt.
on N line of
.
ti\ Sanford
Mr*. 9 . S. P utte r
..... ...
11.08 | • 29
E 15 ch
Sec K
............... _ _
* M ark ham Park Height* a* Recorded In Plal llook No. I. Page 77
Lot 1 1 Wm. C la rk 1* Sub Div of
o i . j of 8 W ) t of N E f , of
Seminole County Record*
llloek 21 of Robitiaon'*
'
„
2 .5 3
8
19
29
Mr*. A. Grether
S W )L *
---------------— - 26
Sur vey „| an .\dd, to
Lot 9 llloek E Markham Park
H it
20
• Mr*. A. Grether
19 29
K >4 of SE >1 of 8 W ' i
226
Sanford
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Height*
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2
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8
3.96
J . \V, Newman
19 29
11
S
ydt m NK *4 of N E f i
-28
tt m . Clark’ * Sub DliNton o f K ' .* of llloek 21 and All lllneka 11 and 16 Roblnaon'a
Th e Tow n of Sanford a * llr corded In Plal llook No. I. p a ge * 16 to 61 and 112. I l l ,
VI* of E 1 j of N W I| of N E 1,
S u r r e y , aa R e rord rd In Plat Rook No. I, P a g e 107 , Seminole County Record*
111. 116 and 117, Seminole County llr ro r d *
.
'
and W « ,
of
W Jj
of _
3. TO N 'y llloek I Tier 7 Sanford . ....
20
J . K . T . Chamberlain.
19 *.!9
S W 11 of N K 1,
____ ... 31
2 6 .3 0 L o t . |. 2 add 3 llloek .13 tVm.
A.
Ituhbtna
2 .6 5 L o U 1 and 2 llloek 2 T ie r 9
3 5 19 29
5
D. J . Lawler
Clerk'*
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s i j of S E ' t “f N E ?4 of N E t |
5.71
35 19 29
40
J . W. Zachary..
S E ' i of N » || . ,
6 1 .0 > . „
K o h ln M iti Survey
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..
U n k n o w n *..
J.C Z T
5.36
Sanford ..
L J Tavl.tr
19 29
Lot
4
Ulork
3
5
tt
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(
lark
a
,
Reg 5 ch K of N W co r Tif L ot I 36
43.1l>
Lot I llloek 3 T r 1 Sanford
Ujlknunn
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8
Sub ' Div of I!■Einron'i
Run S 20 ch E 5 ch N
An Unnumbered Lot lying he.
4.59
to
L, llilcump.
-i ------20 rh W 5 ch
l % f f n 1 and 3 llloek 1
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Wm. Clark
Reg N K cor of L<’t 1 of Paula
103.70 Lot* 7; (!, 9. |(). |] and I2 lltk
.Tl* r 1 Sanford
J o - D e tf o n t.v
36
19 29
3
5
tVm.
Clark
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Sub
Div
Lot 1 1 Ulork .'1 Tlur*2 Hanford
15 1.15
J L. Miller
Run N 389 ft W 3 2 5 ft
of Itobinaon'* Survey
S 2 4 ft l.ot 12 llloek 3 T r ,2
S 389 ft K 3 2 5 I t —
2
R . R. Eldridge „
J. 7 and 8 llloek 3S Wm.
Sanford
,
It. J.
Clark'* Sub Div of lU bSI. Joarph aa R e co rd e d In Plat tlaak No. I, P oge 114, Seminole County He
Inmn'a Survey
S ^ n f o n l 1" ” "
Z ‘
1 03.10
D. L. TbrnTher
N i i Lot 32. St. Joaep h..
■-ram*:
llloek 9 6 Wm. C f a r f i
. L o t 9 llloek 3 T r 5 Sanford_____
Reg 493 ft N of S W c o r of Lot
o, n,
Sub Div of Itobinaon'*
L ot 7. block 3 T r 6 Sanfurd
ink aown
. v . - u , r'" > *
*
31 run N 50 ft K 150 ft
Survey
Unknown
...
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3,20
W ' a Lot 3 and All 4 llloek 3
S 50 ft W 1 50 ft J R , .
3.13
A. 1>. S ia a iito rd 'x addition la San ford a* I t r r a r d e d In Plal lloak S o . I. P a g e 110
Tier 8 Sanford * .
____ 48.16
Unkiygwn ■
Jmpnh ~ :
J . I.. Miller
Sem
inole
County
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e
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A. D. Smith
Rot Ctl St. Juieilh.. .
9.27 Lota 13 and I t llloek 4 Ti er t
nknmrrr
L ot* 6 ami 7 Hlenttford'* Add
Lot 34 B4a Jo .e ph
35.73
Sanford
tu S-mCir.l ,
Albert tidllauik . .
Hufua Sheppard.
fl"..30
W t J - E o t 90 St. J u e e p h . . . _______
106 .3 0 Lot* l and 5 llloek I Tier 3
Unknown
, „_____
Lot
ft* Hti*ntlfur*r*
Add
tu
Lot 76 St. Joaeph
Sanford
M r . S l> Shlnholaer
129.90
Sanford
*
Florida Land A Colonlaallon Co.'a Celery Planlallon a * Recorded In Plal llook No. I
Lot
I
llloek
I
T
r
6
Sanford
J
.
I.
Milter
»
L
2
S
l.ui
10
StontlfonP*
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to
Sa
nPage 129. Seminole County Krrorri*
L oU I and 2 llloek I Tier 7
♦
f**id
Eat 5 Florida Land A Colonita Sanford
Mr*. C. A. S m ith
___
'15.20 J^«t 12 St.-ntifurd'* Ailil tu Han
lion Co.'a Celery P la n ta
Lot 0 and N ' y 7 llloek 5 Tr J
ford
J . C. Carter
tion
Sanford
Mr*. 1*. M. T h r other
E3Jt0 l.ol* Ul anil I I HtPiitlfurdN V I.1
t o l 27 Florida Land A Colon!Lot 9 llloek 5 Tr 3 Sanford
If. n r, tt igl t
" I 67
to Sanfurd
jalion Co.‘t C e le ry P la n
,S 12 ft Lot 12 and A'l I t tr*.
I.u( 2a St**ntif.iriI "w \.l ! t i S a n
l 5nk now n
tation
_
..----l e g S E Cor Lot 13 Run
ford
— *t-----—
N 62 It W 26 ft S 22 It
Kot* 32 and -2 1 S* ntiKjrd'*
tv i t tt s to ft f: t.,
V.ld t a r t ford
R.c 1*7 It N of S\V e„r of
l o g 1 llloek 5 Tr 3 Sau*
19 30
Kyi 2** St m f if u n i 1* \t]i| to Sari*
N W •.
26
ford
Hun F: 330 It N 6 6 0 It
*1
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t Itloek % T r ft S a n f u r d
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A. ' Jf».
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'*»■' * • AC h ip > ilP * S ub dliJilun nr Ulork - t j . It, ond J oT ihe Town «r . i o b l . b o r o
6 1 .9 2 l.ot M t U l 2 1'lork 5 Tr " J
i T. Irwin, Jr
.1 10 J
a - t f r r n i d r d in f l a t llook No. I. Page 71. Sem in lie Counly H e r o ,,I - .
M
*
Sanford _
M^rv S. l»irkin«
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id
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9
and
10 HI.u‘k Cl Ch ap*
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Sanfurd
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*
a
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tt || tt fg h t
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C
h d i n ^ i r * Huh hik a*f
R, R. deeded to A. C . L.
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t nk iti. * n
t Mildntiifr it
ft. 00 Lot 9 Itl.ok * Tr 1 Hurtf,
1 ri VuMtt ft .
it It. Co.t
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Lot* H and 12 1 th* k t, C t.4p
l.ot 6 llloek 9 Tr ft SwfifvH*1
I tt
i I t i f f r f a i d K«t
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Huh Mit --f
1 .0 , 1 Ulitrk 1" Tr 9 SanE-rd
S e m in o le 1 nun!) Rreoetl*
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^ tt ! > a i**#sic CjfTint iiiir
l.nt 7 Iflouk 6 Tier V SaiiiiijNi
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ford
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Lot
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11
1
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T
r
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Sanford
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19 .TO
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l.nt S HIjirk 7 T r It Sanfurd
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*
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run S Ml rh W 2 0 rh N
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I 11 !MI -AH
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Whllf'i* Suh Iliv j i n r h
.
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of
1
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1 9.60
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121
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4
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font
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9 or.
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31
19 no
Lola 9 and H» llltfrk 9 T r II
Lot
1
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ft
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ford
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\
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2 ft, 7 5
Sanford
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Add In San*
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21.9ft
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l.nt H llln rk I I T r II Sanford
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ford
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ford
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92
22.o 0
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:|2 19 no
Nrftvmi Addition tu Hanford a* l lr r u r d r d In Plat llnuk No. I, P a g r * 7 I and 123
Lola 1 2. .1 and M» Hlnak It
Hr ml nolo Cou nty llr co rd * s
Villa Slips uf Twin L a k r i aa llrro nie d In 1*1aa( llook No. I* IVagr
ttrmtnulr
T r K, Sanford
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. Counly Itrrorda
All Ulork* A nnd tl Nravrra
"
lw«.t I lllnrk 12 T r A Sanford
IK F. Trrn n *
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Kill 2 IMork 12 T r C Sanford
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Lot
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F
ra
n
k
il.
llruarn
*
,
,
_
^ r - 5.0ft
|o t„ *,0 Villa Sttra of
Lot* 1 and | llloek. K N w n
* *
ft. 17 l.nt* l . * 2 and 10 llln rk 12 T r , P
Twin Kaki-a
U nknow n
U ri known
Add to Sanfurd
F ra n k II. Urown
___
7*21
San ford
l.'.u 71, i , nn Villa Hit*** 4»f
K. A. Smith
6 . 9 1.. »t I I t W k 12 T r f# Sanford
A* n know n
T u i n l.akr*
llo ldrn Ural K s l il r Co mn any'* Vddltlon to Hanford a* I t r r o r d r d In Plat llook No. I
Lula
2,
3
h.
and
9
IHnrk
1.3
T
r
A
*
k-'d* #2* 73, *71 and 76 Villa
P a g r 119, S em inole County l lr co rd *
17.97
Sanford
*
Unknown
2.53
U nknow n
. 4,
MC » .d Twin l.akra
,*
*
I.id I Ulork 13 T r 11 Hanfmd
- J. J ark ton
4.76 l.nt I Holden Ural K*tale CttN
Con 7* to tti.% anil 107 to 111 and
Add to Sanford
H * to I t h Villa Sit.*. ..f
A
. Marlin** AddNInn to Hanford an Vtrrordrd In Plat II.mk No I
Lota
fi
and
6
llnlden
Ileal
K
e
1 1.10
V nk h«i w u
*1 5. i* I.,a kit*
P n f r 9ft, Hrmlnolr f*aualy llrrurd*
la te | V i Add to S a n
4
'
S
l«.wn of H)|ran l.a k r a . Ilrrortfrtf In 1*1wI llook No. 2, I'agr 6 ?, S rm ln o lr
Count) llrcord*
I’" 1" i j 6 and 1 5 , T h r Town of
H>Uwn l.a k r .
. <). T . I’ r a m i n
»..9 .. ,.
lh
I «20
Thr Town of Kaola a* llrro»dt«tf In Plal llook No. I, I ' l f r I , Nrmlntdr Counlf llrrortf*
,AU I. 2 and 3. llloek A, T«»wn
■d P a u U
.
IL II. Kldrltfft
4 9 .2 3
'
Srw
Ra Itrrurtfrd In Plat llook No. I, P a f « 6 7 , Nrn 1 1n« Ir ('awniy J l t f u n l i ,
tud 4 3 , Nt * I ' i n i l t
Will Frlt-rt»n . (
...
* k . a f » F ; j i of N K ! i ol N K >4
3 3 , 19 30
f ' * 1. Of >IF:<, ol N t:>, ami
8 4 "( N F . t , of N R ' , . 4
N K ',
ami
N R ',
of
eU
N W *, „f N K ' ,
• 33
19 30
' , of N W , of N E ' i ami
b ' i of S E « , of N W ' ,
■*
N K l t anil N '» of
t t S Of S W * ! of N K h
and H 13 of N K ' j
of
i.
“I N K I4
C
3 1 *I9 30
**'t SK Co, „f S W ' I
3.1 I9 39
Ri*n N 30 rh Wly 12.35
■h. S I It. 15 eh W I ch R
won r n tu
beg
S W ',
33 i ft :io
W 1i "1"<N sKi',, . ,of ,,i
s t ! ** arid H 1 ■n
W ',
uf N K ' ,
4.1
N K *. _ _ _ _ _
3-1 19 39
S ' . rd S W < ,
u( N t t ' g
.,f
S K ' , an,| N ' ,
S ' , „l
W ‘ , of N R I , ul S E ' ,
amt N t^ „f 8Fi I, of
«. . . N W , „f S W ,
.13 19 30
" b of S W j g of S W i g .
33
l» 30
.
1.34
a . 33
15
Unknown
39
Unknown
Jif nknown
27
J
Ii. Hlark
9.90-
*
)9 30
5.2 0
.8 7
.
• 6p
U n k n o w n .........
T. It. E v a n * .
3 .4 3
4 .3 0
81. 51. N n l l h ' , R eread Hub Dlttalao a* Iterordew la Plat llo o k No, I, P a g* 109
,
Seminole County Record*
-at 42 11. R , Smith'* Second
Hub Divliion.......__________
J . W. W hit * E a t a l e . ...... ..
I l g0 th K
• Uo2l
sw C*}o r•"'*
. ......... ................ as
4,00
7 .5 0
"
Hun S t o eh K 4 *6 It
N 10 rh W 4 l ( f t ------------7
«» •
ot K
r , ' ij *i
* *( NW
N W t.or
Cor of
»l
N W R of 8 W t ( of N W ' i 3 6
I t - 30
Hub H 3 3 0 ft F, 264 It
Wu
n m
ft w t i t ft
N E U of N W ' I lying
N and K of S.A t fly _____
L*t??*cr , , f
Recorded la Plat Ueak No. 1 . P a ga
‘ D Sanford A«4|kt*-------------#
U n k n o w n _______________
Unk nown.
6.5S
N O ' . ft of t..»l 3 Ulork 10
T r 9 Marlin* A,! ,1 to
Sanfortl
_
7.5 J
S. ft. Shlnholaer . . . __ ,
S S U ft of Lot 3 ami N 31 ft
L o t t ttlori, |0 T r 9
Martin'* Ailil ip
Ranf or >1
Mr*. J . I). Rut,ert*
Lot
8 llloek 10 T r it Martin!*
Ailil. In Santoril
Rea lty T r m l Co.
Lot* 4, 5 . 9 amt 10 lllnrk I "
T r 10 Martin* AiH. to
Sanfortl
Realty Tru* l Co.
Fractional K ol Ry» Block 10
T r I t , Martina A8d. to
Sanford
w
M. C, Smith
Lola 3. 8, 9 and 10 lllnrk t t
T r 9 Marlin'* Add. to
Sanford
Unknown _____
'
.
Lot 3 llloek t t T r 10 Marlin'*
Add to Sanford
Jo e Cam eron .
Lot 5 llloek I t T r 10 Martin'*
Add. to Sanford
Unknown
L o t 6 llloek II T r 10 Martin'*
Add. to Sanford
Really Truat Co.
L ,.U 7. 8 and 9 Utnek II T r HI
M artin'* Add. 15'. S a n
ford
Unknown
Lot 10 llloek II T r to Martin'*
Add. to Sanford
Unknown
I.t,I* 2 and 1 llloek II Tr II
Marlin'* Add. In Han
ford
J . V. I.aj'n g
18.30
KohlnaayV* Survey of an Addlllaa la Sanford aa lle r a rd rd In Plal llook No. I. P a g e *
*
92 and 93. Hcmlnate Counly Rerorda
Lot 4 'lea* W 366 I ft, RobinI
•on'* Sur vey of an Add.
to Sanfurd
.
Unknown . .
11.82
E (4 ft id W 88 ft L o t 4 ' Robinm n ' i Sur vey of an Add.,
to Hanford . .
4.5Q
Ren Green
L ot 9 Koblnaon'a Sur vey of an
Add. to Sanford
Unknowh .. .
4.64
L ot 17 ( I n * S 120 ft, Robinaon'a Survey of an Add.
to Sanford
U n k no w n . , . _________...
5.1 6
n e t 93.28 ft S of N W Cnr
,
Itloek 2 2 , run S 40 ft
E 120 ft N 40 ft W to
beg Roblnaon'a Survey, of an
Add. t o S a n ford ........... .
lly b b a rd R e * d . , _ „ ____
Rlogk 2 9 Ro bln m n ’e Sur vey of
an Add. to Sanford
AV tt. flroeW____
W » . Clark'a Habdlvtalaa mt Rlack I I . T l e r l l s a d Block I I , Ti er I J . aa Recorded •
*o ni l •
N#* •• P * * ' 8 e » l « W e C o a a ly Record*
* Bloek I I T r . 14 W b . (
• ■ ,
_________
It. C . D u f___________
lu ir -------A ____
,
f t . S e m in o le C e a a l y ltrcerd e ’
L ota 7
U r * . M a u d . A. Kin*. J . .
6. ( 1 .
1
• 3 n,t! . l >W. i ’ » -
. .
U e a r y Moore
.
H »rf y U. L ew ie____
ford
11411 7 IK.Itfun Ileal Katate C o ’a
Aild In Hanford
*
• lloldrn llral KaL C o . . , «
J . F*. P a r e ' * Huh IIMIalon af Ulork C of M e tU ntllle. a* l l r r o r d r d In Plal llook
N<w I, Page 91, Sem inole County l lr r o r d *
II* g NK Cnr of Lot I t llun W
57S
ft S 133 ft K 6 7 1 .
,
ft
N 0 5 ft F a re 'a tun
*
%
«
Dlv of llloek C Mellon*
•
Reg 100 ft K nl N W Co r
38
Hun E 100 II S In N
line of Lul I W 100 ft
N In beg
,
All W » ; of
S W of SI.
Jnhn* river ilea* S . I 120
ft ami lea. K UVO ft >,( S
1170 ft and l*«* beg 363
ft K of S W C o r_
28
Run N n o t ft E 8 04 ft
S 1104 ft W to beg)
-2 8
19 31
Reg 345 ft E of S W Cnr Imt 2
28
19 3|
Run N 112 0 ft r. 3 1 5 ft
H 1120 ft W 3 1 3 ft
____
n . g SK Cor
run N 20 eh W 5 rh H
20 eh K 5 eh
Reg 678 II K of SW cor Lot .1
21
Run Ft 3,17 ' i It N" IJIO ft W .137' , I. S 13 to
feel
Reg at Ini* of F- linr Melton* ville , v r with south tine
of..
30
Run N along a v e 162
y d . B 162 yd* S 162
yd* W 162 yd*
Reg SK Co? L o t I Raided Real
F!*t*le Cu'a Addition to
Halliard In ___
30
run N E ly parallel with
Sanford ( I t . line to
W.
line of L o t 5 of E . A.
I'aee'a Sub
Dlv 8
to
(Irani line SW Iy
with
—
(D. line to Celery a v i
W to pt S dl beg N to
beg . . .. * ____ * ______ .
W J 4 of Reg 8 W C o r of N W ) ,
31
19 31
Run N 5.27 eh K 9 .1 9
eh SKIy to F7 line of
Hanford Q l. SI 2 5 deg
•
W lo S tl
ol N W ! ,
_ Jp lo U f .__ - i* *"-*==¥w~>%—
--r
D tg nl I n U pf K Un« of Sanford
Q
linr
f .«. . .
31
- L
— with
___ W
_____
j uo f.
Hun N I I . € 3 ch K ft.09
�FACE TEN
TUG SANFORD HERALD
Amount of
Tavee ami
Coat*
DESCRIPTION O F
LAND
_
Lota
OWNER
Amount of
T u n and
II. A. Holey
I. It. Hart
__
L. Ik Hunter . „
K. C. Starne*™.. .
Jo e Cameron. .
E. M. Howard
Mkry J . H atty
Mr*. J. J . A t m i r y
J a m n Aahley
E . C. Tyndall
'JtU IE lC itriL —-i—
« - * 0 3 1 -------- 8 8 —
Jo hn Keith 7
______...
F r l r * 1*1*1 of Ft. Reed a * llerordeil In Plat l lo o l 'N o . I, I'aye 124. S rm l n s le
132, 133 «nd (37 to 140
J.
O. 1'arkard'a
Firat
Add to Midway
141 to 115 J. (>. Parkard'a Firat Add to Mid-
Hey 6 eh N of Cor. of lat an d*
Wyllv Sla Run W 105
ft S 52 ft E 103 ft N 52
feel Erie* .Plat of F t.
arda Firat Add to Mid
w ay.
.
25 226 and 2 3 0 J . II,
Packard's First Add. to
Midway
Canaan, a t R r r o r d e d In Plal llook N t
lllork I C*naan
t
and III lllork 5 Canaan
It. T. Drlleyal
l aaar Neal , .
tea I.) man '* E ala le at Recorded In Plat Hook ,V
■f r <8, Seminole County Rerarda
Fraaler Heir*
Unknown
Unknown
I, P a l e SO], Seml nol r County Itrroi di
S. II Waldron
*
Lntrna Mont gomery
Perry
25
40
40
80
47
P * ( e 90.
Gllekttone
F . W. Hilliard Heir* .
W. L. Palmey
W. a D*vi*___t ______ ..
Perry (Hiekatone___
Unknown . . .
Seminole County Itreorda
DESCRIPTION O F
UNI)
CoilJ
E. E. Ilrown’a Sub Division of llrrk Hammock aa llrrordi
P * « e 61, S on Inulr Co ualr Record*
Lot 5
Itlock It. Ilrown'a Sub
Olv
of
Hrck
H am
mock
Lot 2 lllork C Ilrown'a Hub
Dlv
of____ (trek......H a m
mock..
____ ......... ..........
E . M. Howard ............ ...
22
Nanfurd Celery Della aa Recorded In Plat llsok No. I, I'aya 73 S e m in a l* Co. Recocd*
L o t * 17, 18, E and F Sanford
Celery D elta ......... ....... .... .. ..
Kritrnatrin l lr o * . .
E 5 j Lot
60 Sanford Celery
Mlti Maliel Andereon
Mldaoy In S e c. 32, Ip. 19 S. It. I t K. u Recorded In Plot llook Si
Seminole County Iterocda
L ota I I , 23 and 21 Midway . . . . 32
19 31
Unknown
L o t 22 Midway .
,
32 19 31
Unknown
L o t 67 Midway
_
32
19 31
II. M earb am
L o t 21 Midway.... .
32
19 31
U nknow n, ^ „
L o t 7 2 M idw ay.. .,.
___ 32 19 31
Julius Thorn*
L o t 73 Midway.. .
. ..... 32
19 31
11. M ea ch am
L o t 84 Midway...
--32
19 31 «
H. M ra r h a m
L o t 8 1 ' Midway
____ 32
19 31
Unknown ; .
L o t S3 Mid way
___ _ ... * 2 19 31
II. M ea ch am
L o t 9 0 Midway ..._
32
19 31
Unknown
L o t 139 Midway . . . .........
32
19 31
II. Me acham
L o t 162 Midway
.12 19 31
Unknown.
L o t 126 Midway
.12 19 31
Unknown
L o t 161 Midway
32 19 31
Unknown
lojtw 170 and 180 Midway
32
19 31
.
U nk now n...
L o t 186 M idw ay..*__
32
19 31
Unknown
L o t 191 Midway .
32 19 31
Unknown
L o l a 211 to 220 M idway ._. . . . . 3 2
19 31
Unknown .
L o t 2S8 Midway............., - . . . ___ 32
19 31
Unknown
L o l a 2 8 7 . 288, 2 8 9 , n d 2 90
Midway
_32
^19 31
U n k n o w n .,..
J . O. I’ack ard'a Flral Addition to Midway aa Recorded In Plat llook
S rm ln olr County llrco rd a
L o t a 2 6 to 30 and 3 6 to 40
J.
O. Packard"!), Nrvt
Add to Midway.
Unknown
L o t a 41, 42, and 61 to 34 J , O.
Packard'* Firat Add to
.'M id w ay....
„ , .
Unknown
Lot*
DESCRIPTION OF
I-A N11
OWNER
Amount o|
Tuia and
29 20
.12
120
R e i te r Hrevea
30 20
32
80
U nk now n....
32
2 0 32
40
U a ite r Ree ve*.
Levy Grant aa Reco rded In Plat llook No
Seminole County R e co rd*.
L o t 10 Itlock R Mitchell's Sur
vey of L e v y Grant
.........
Lot 16 Itlock
II
Mitrhrll'a
S urvey of Levy G r a n t .......
L o t 26 Hloek II Mitrhrll'a Sur
vey of Levy G r a n t ___ .
All Unl«tted
part
Hloek It
MltcheP'a
Survey
of
U v y G r a n t .......... ..........
Lot 8 licet b r j 12 ch N of SW
Cor run N 83 deg 60
coin E 3.3 ch N 6 dec
3 0 min W 9 ch S 70 dee
W 5.67 ch S 3 0 min K
10.3 rh> Itlock C MilchrJI'a
Sur vey
ol
Levy
# r * n t ..........
rt e t 12 ch N of S W Cur Lot 8
tllork C run N 83 dey
SO min E 8.03 ch N 6
dry 3 0 min W 9 ch 3
7 0 dey W 6 .6 7 ch S 6 dr y
.10 min E 10.3 ch to hey
Mitchell’* Survey of Levy
. , _ G r a n t . --------------- ■L ot* S and 10 (le*» 18 >f acre*
lllork C Mitchell'. Sur
vey of l.evy Grant .............
Lot *1 3 (Rock C Mitcheir* Sur
vey ol L evy G r a n t -------Lot* 15, 16 and 17. Itlock C
Mitchell'*
Survey
ol
l,evy G rant ...........
_ .
Lot* 21 and 2 2 Itlock C Mitch
ell'*
Survey
of
Levy
Grant. ....... .....................
Lot 9 Itlock It Mitchell’* Sur
vey of l.evy Grant
Lot 10 lllork I) Mitchell a S u r
vey of Levy fleant
leot II IRork It Mitchell't S u r
vey of I,evy Grant
l.olt 12 and I I lllork II Milch- rl l 't. Sur vey
of
I-evy
Grant .... . . .
Lot* 14, 15 and
Mitchell'*
S urvry
of
l .e vv G ran t . ........
..... .
L o t a 2 1 . 22 and 21 Hloek D
Mitchell's
Survey •.of
Levy Grant . . .
_
.
Lot 30 lllork li Mitchell'* Sur
vey ol I j w Grant
Lota 31 and 3 2 lllork I* Mitel*,
eil't
Sur vey
of
Levy
Grant
Lota 33. 31. 33. 36 and 37
Hloek I) M itrh rll'a Sur
v.-y of Levy Grant
Lot 38 l i t - F .3 a c r e i fllock I*
MitehrU'-,
Survey
ol
Levy Grant
Lou
39.
III.
II.
12,
13
tl,
13.
E . V. Mallory et al „
E . Y. Mallory et al _
Clle», Overstreet At f)
Giles, Ovrratreet \ Dye
Gllra, Ovrratreet 4k Dr*
Overstreet Turp. Co
Unknown. . . .
___
Unknown
(!lle», Ovrratreet A Dr,
Unknown
Myjtell* 11. Terry
J a m r , M. Giles
Horrare Sandcroun
C> and 4 7 Rio t. I> Miteht-ll't
Survey
of L e v y
I . -.I
l O'J
Lu la
lu-'i,
It I , o k
NUI"V»>1
<«f
iiiI* a m i
Milrhfir*
I*
Mitch, II ,
l.rt V I *ra tl!
|*i7 I l l u r k
Survey
If
of
Graflt
L ot 1 0 ! lllork 11 Mllrhi ll'# S ur
vey .if I.* v v I if a ril
leiiti I On fin.I 104 lllork It
Vf llr h*ll'a
Survey
of
!.•'%>■ Gran!
l.ul 12-4 1 1*'** beg I I S rh S ill
ilrif t0 rnin W of S II r«*r
nut Sf lO (li’ij Mi min W
!i «'h H Tli * ! r |j *V*> mi n
IJ 's
F. 9 r h
Unknown
K 11* } ch) * lllork
• Mitchell's
S urvry
l#rvv Grant *
W. A. Thompson
Lo la
W 723 ft N IK ft K 723
fret
1 6 2 0 32
S W l -4 of NW «4
16 2 0 3 2
40
( i f t i n a m Itrrurilrd In I'lal llook No. 2* Page
All flinch* f* arid 6 Geneva
L u ll I and 4 to II lllork 7
Geneva . _
All lllork 10. Geneva
L o t * I to 10 l l l o r k
Lola
II eg S>: C’ or id N W h of N K !y
20 20
30
Hun N 7
rh W 20 rh
S 7 U rh K 20 rh
If,
Matthew Willlamt
S h of N W ‘ , of NW»*
21 20
30
20
Annie II. Thnmp««
Ngrlng Hammock aa l l r c o r d r d In Plai|llook No. 2, Page* 2 to 5, Hrmlnol
Lata 64 to 67 Ucaa K 10 rh )
and all 68 In 88 Spring
I fain m o r k
^
^Unknown
^ W H p T S W H ......
22 20
3U
40
Empire Land Go
,
E ureka Hammock aa Recorded In Plat llook No. I, P o ( r In i, Srm ln olr C
Nh
Lot
87
Eureka
Ifammwk
Unknown
B J y L ot 104 and All Lota 112
and 129 Eureka
l la m murk ...
• ,* ■
Unknown
. .
Lot* 130 and 13 1 Eureka IIkmrnorlc
M. J . Way
Lota 132. 133, 734. 135, 136
E d t a r Gilbert
tlnknown
6.93
8.23
Itreorda
1 11 G e n e v a
2. .Seminole 4‘ountj Iterorda
John L a m o r e a u i ,
Jo h n La moresux ______ _
W. A. Whiten mb
W, A, Whit rum b
16 to 24 lllork I J . Ge
ne v a
All lllork 12, Geneva
U h h r o m b ’i SrVond Addition to G eneva aa Sterorded In Plat Hook No* 2* P a g e 50
*
S rm ln olr F o u n t? Ilrrorda
Lota 19 and 2 0 lllurk 6 Wh it
en mb* a Second Add to
Geneva
C. E . Patterson .
Sunahlnr I t r lf h t a aa Itrro rd e d In F la t Hook No
Page 34, Semlnolr Co. Itrrordo
Lota 1, 7* Ha I I , 14, l& ami 20
Hunahinc llrig hta . . *
.
*
*
Records
J . A. Davenport
127 a n d
W
^ 10 *!«'if Ml min
N 7 9 ijr«t 5 0 ml ft
ISM l l l o r k
l>
of
l» M i l -
rh ri r *
S urvry
of l . r v y
Grant
Lota 129. 150 and Mil lllork t»
M ltrheira
Survey
of
Levy Grant
Lot 132 fllurk l>
M itrhd lV
S u rve y of Levy Grant
Lot
133 lllork l> Mitchell's
Sur vry of I«*vy Ciranl
Lola 137 t.» 141 lllork l> Mil*
rhrlFa Sur vey of Levy
Grant
Lot
llfi lllork I) KUtchell'a
Sur vry of L e vy (Want
L ot
146 lllork
!» Mitchell's
Survey of Levy Gran t
#
33, 31 , 33 , 36. 45. 4 9 , '30.
51 and 62 T u a ra w illa .
L o t i 6 to 9 and I t to 16 and
21 li* 32 and 37 to' 4 1
anil 46, 47. 48 and 33 to
61 Tuacawilla
P hillipJt. Younf Grant aa Recorded In Plal Hook N
County K rro td o
tctH* tea iII« and
a n tl I17f Phillip It.
Y o u n * Grant
.......... 5 21
J a n * Y o u n t * K ita t*
L ot 4 Phillip It. Y o u n c Grant . .. 2 20
Janp Y o u n t * E * la l*
s » i L ot C n t o r t 3 Sub Dlv of
Mirou* Pro perly aa rerorded In Plat Hook 2
Pave 64 S . Cl. It. .
S l i o f S W ' , of N E o f SW t<
E C , ol N W >7
E >, of N W ' t of S W ' , and
F . A. Pareon#___
E . M. Roberta .™
E m p ir e Land Co
J . II. Ilryco
I’ attcraon
2
Unknown
'3 2
80
Unknown
I 32
20
M D Itarhcr
a Plal or Her. 31. Tp 20. It. 12. a*
P*|# ( 6 , Seminole County Records
Rand'* Addition to I.o1it*nod aa llrcordrd In I’lal llook N
- H< mlnolr County Itreorda
Unknown
W . Hrull'o Addition to l.upfood a* Recorded In Plot tlook No. I, P a ge 22
Seminole County Rtrocdo
L o t 1 - nloek H Hrutt'a
Add to L o n ( jt o o d ™ „ . . . ..............'
- ’
°
p. ||. T r u i t t ___ __ . _
100 ft W of SW (Tar of
Warren Si and >Oleander
ave. run H 260 ft W 80
ft N 200 ft K 80 ft
32
469.1 ft K of BE Cor ol
Warren S t and E L ake
~
20
30
~ .
W C. Wllllamaon
John Lam eraua
SW'C .
_
9 21
S E » i uf NWCi
9 21
S l i of ' NK J i
.
9 21
N W S t of S W i, and N l > ol
N K ' i of H W ' I ol S t v *4
to 2 7
N W J 4 of H E J 4 ____________________I I
21
Plan of Hob Division of Land llrlenfli
t
aa Recorded In Plal llook No. I
Lot* 116. 127. 129, 139 and 131
Altamonte L. 11. & N.
Co.
Lola 143, 139 and I 6 t Alta
monte L I I 6 N C o ____ _
145 and 172. A ltam on te
1, II t N’ C o , . . .
32 3 , 3 2 4 , 330 and 331
Altamonte b II 6 N Co .
Altamonte
Unknown
U nknow n..........
L. I t . Joh neon
lo Altamonte Land. Hotel and NncIfaUna Co.
'a to 10, Hemlnol* County Record*
Unknrfwtt
Unknown
Unknown
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f
,
1
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MAY S3. l»l»
■- ■■s ■ *m
S
THE SANFORD HERALD
K •,> •
•'*
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_ - JF
" ~ '. r . f i i ■
-ai- xt *
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LAND
1 eta
tot,
Io ta
I „■(
I ,(■
l ,,u
I eta
or
OWNER
A N C o --------------.------is—
214 ,
2 * 9 . ' 2^0, 240, 2 4 4 .
259 . 2 03, 27 7 , 27 8 . 2 S8 ,
283 . 70.7, 304 sod 30 5
Alta m onte I, II & N Co ..
318. 3 1 9 . 320. 321, 3 2 2 .
32 5 , 3 2 6 and 308, A l t a
monte L 11 A‘ N C o . . . . . . .
437,
43 8 , 439, 465. 4 56
and 46 7 , A lta m onlo I. 1!
& N C o ----------------— ------345 . 34 7 , 3 6 9 , 374, 403.
405 anti 407
A lta m on te
I, II A N Co ..........
469,
4 0 6 , 470 and 474
A lta m on te 1, II A N Co ..
541 a n d 643 A lta m on te
I. It * N C o -------------------,
532 and 553 A lta m on te
Amount ot
T u r n nod
DESCRIPTION OF
. LAND
Costs
•3.40
Unkr
NWK
NH
J .. S . H a r t ____________—
I. II * N C o , . . . ; ------------
■
W . P. Gifford
_____ _
r
•
Unknown ft I t1FHt4lltn!i» W
606 and 3 07 Alta m onte
|, II & N C o ...........................
661 and 3 6 6 A ltamon te
_________
U n k n o w n .. . .
I, II A N C o . ........ ...............
Kreat'a Addition to A lta m onte ae I t r s e id r d In P la t Itoolt No. I , P a ( r I t , Sem inole
Counljr Hr cord ■
Lot 67 F r o a l'a Add to A lta .
V
1.54
monte. __- __ — _________ __
■'
Arthur Ja.ro** ....... . .......— —
t 'ro it’ f S e c o n d Addition to Altamon te aa R e c o r d e d In Plat lleok No. I . P a g e I I
S e m i n o l e County R ecord s
l.ol* 22 and 2 3 F ro a l'a Second
,
4.65
Add t o ' Altam unte .
__
Annie M. S a m u e l — -----Hudson P a r k a s Recorded In P la l lloijk Na. I . I’ s f e i t , S e m in o le County Record s
1
,
2,
13
anti
14
Hutiion
Lot*
„
H. C . T y l e r _______ _______
|*»rk-------------------------- —
-.-, 0
E !i
lots
,
21
IR * N E C o r of S EK * of S E W . . , . 15
Bun W 936 f u s 647.8 ft
. E 934.7 ft N t o lit * ............
15
NW; 1 , of N W . K ......... ................. .
PAGE
:
S W i»
ol
N E ' < . . * _____
N W Si
„
of
23
26
27
29
“ so
30
of N E f f and S W ' ,
NEK
and
N W 'i'
ol
?
g
a
OWN E ft|
2
•
<
—» -
p o rt of D w iacn e w h ere t h e
Amount of
T alr* *ml
C «ti
en gin eers
and
'5 - f
ELEVEN
|
Lot
' Lot
i
8
and
21
31
21
21
21
21
21
31
31
31
31
31
31
21
21
21
2!
21
31
31
31
31
31
21
31,
th e
m ost
of
‘d o c k s
th e
about
J . C, Patterso n
Unknown . . . . .
Unknown
.
____
over
troo p s
sold
we .a r e
liftin g
sh ip
ten
that
days
5 ,0 0 0
and
troops
32
preiRihted ‘ in time to allow proper
c o n :id e r a tid n .
No
fu rth e r
bu sin ess
co u n c il
ad
jo u rn e d .
21.8
____
| W | j L "t 12 and All 13 and I t
Hotida Grnvta Co’s
8.10
13
ITenry Sim m o ns
First
Add
to
tllark
4.90
21 29
40
U n k n o w n . . . _______
llammork
Lota 15. 18. 17. 37, 38. .19 and
Format City na Kerarded In Pint Beak Na. 2, Page CO, Seminole County Recorda
40 Florida Grove* Co’s
W K Lot 3 , All 4 , 6 and 6 and
First . Add _ to
Jtlack ■M. E . Clark ,..
...................... 13.65
EM L o t 7 Forreat City__
"Hammock
________
0r67. □Vifttfeet Tiitp. Co_____
13.35
L»t^ 2 1 1 to 2 C1 Format -C ity
9.3
.
. ___
J . C . r a l l e r s o n . . ...
__
3 2 .1 9
1.55
4 .9 0
4 .9 0
4 .9 0
w ork
but
9 .6 0
ahead
us
b a ilin g
co u n tin g
th e
tak e care
it|
Fran ce
'•
S. Oletnn_____ _________ _
as
hope
17.30
to
E. It. Moore.
of
W elfare
and
M a ilin g
w ill p r o b a b l y
are
lan d
or
N ew port (N e w s:
au
rcycu’L
ag a in
at
th is
beat
u n co rain
San ford
we
,N EW i
w ell e q u i p p e d
th em .
m a ils
see
it
FIA
and
•G»ffcfefWem’SowRe31
outride roore&eamUwfaJ’
CDfJWCtiOA'(MW\icci I Everyth in*’
soon
C h arlesto n
U n til
th at
’
t a r t of City’ Send for■BookteT.
tim e
•
‘ R . . J . H o lly .
( 'o u ftc il P r o c e e d i n g s
C it y co u n cil
ID,
27.60
F. L.
•Geo.
J . H. Ituhl...
and
m e t in r e g u l a r s e s s i o n
1919 a t 8 :3 0 p. m .
M iller, c h a ir m a n :
D.
B ish o p ,
A dam s.
L.
P.
R.
A\
A ltscn L
P resen t,
Roy
Sym es,
N ew m an,
G .' P .
Sm ith
H agan.
j
j
1
WIGHT TIRE CO.
Seminole Bank Annex
. .
r
Phone 16
27 Florida Grove*
Co'a
First
Add
to
Illack
M in u te s of la st reg u la r a n d s p e tH a m m o c k . __________ ___ _
M ) l r * W agguncr_____
i
a
l
m ectin g rt r e a d a n d a p p r o v e d .
Lota
65
and
67
Florida
Groves
of N M and lr*i E M of
\
P e t e r'T a v e l.. . ...............23.40
C o ’. Ffrat ‘Add to Illark
N E K nf S,K>--------- 18 21 29
110
M
r. B ro n so n ad dressed th e hoard
Hammock
377 ft W of NE rof ot
It. W. Falla s. ....................
Lot
66 Florida Grove*
C o ’s
8 E K of S W J f ________
24' 21 29
r e l a t i v e t o d e l i n q u e n t t e l e p h o n e bills.
First
Add lo
Illack
run W 210 it S 210 tt
S a m e ord ered paid .
Hammock
. ____
Mrs. E. £ . Galloway
E 210 ft N 210 f t ........ ..
1
J . II. It uhul.*.. . .
40
Empire l,an 4 Co................ - 7.10 L oU 73, 74 and 75 Florida
ij ol N W M - ____________
24 21 29
M r . Ilro n so n a lso a sk e d p erm issio n
.
Grove*
C
o
’s
F
ir
it
Add
to
Wlldmrre aa Recorded In Plat Rook No. I, Pago M l . Seminole County Recorda
Illack Hammock
Florida Groves Co
37.08
t
0
trim trees c o r n e r First s t r e e t an d
All W ! j S d T p line Illock 8
Lot* 76 and 77 Florida Grove*
flldm
wir
• ere ___
Oreratreet Turp. Co
Go’s First Add lo Illark
F r o : c h a v e n u e o r r e - l o c a t e p o le lin e
All Illock 9 W l l d m r r e . — ._
Unknown
.
Hammock
19.15
Florid a Groves %
t o c l e a r t e l e p h o n e w ires.
Lots 78 to 82 Florida Groves
Illcbardaon'a Addition lo Woodbrldge aa Recorded In Plat Hook No. I. P age I
Co's F irst Add to Illark
S eminole County Iterorda
On m o t i o n R . A . N e w m a n , s e c
7>:\.Z9
Hammock
4 5.'
Floridii CSrov*1# Co
Lots 3.7 to 4 0 an4 42 RichardLot
83 Florida N ru vr* Go's
son’s
Add
to
Woodo
n
d
e d b y J n o , A d a m s und cu rried ,
• First Add to
Black
4.35
Unkn' wn .
bridge_______
H i m m o r k . ..
W* K. U « r h
m a t t e r w as r e f e r r e d to c i t y e n g i n e e r .
Florida
Groves Co'a
Lot 8
V
- ’ ' '
■ r
Reg 429 It S ol N W eor L o t 2
M)
* .
~
,4i
C o u n cil a p p ro v ed of trim m in g trees 1
First Add
to
Illark
run S 891 ft E 660 f r N
■______ *__________
Hammock
I
I
.
1*
l
l
m
l
y
■
462 ft NWly to b e g . ., ,„ . .
7
HOG
i
f
c
o
n
s
e
n
t
l
i
f
t
p
r
o
p
e
r
t
y
o
w
n
e
r
s
w
'ds
I'rtoi
7
^
m
r
i
n
l
--------»
N E K of N.\V ' i „ .
--------- .2.: :
I9.t'0 Lot
so'
40
Prt«« E a n a r i h i ^ . . ^ . . ^ ™ . . .
g iv en . .
First
Add
to ’ Illark
Tt..c 15 ft S ,>f N W e o r ........ ...
.
30
Hammock
A»r«m F alm rr
Id
run i : 251 ft 8 799.9 ft
Petition of \\\ M. McKinnon ami
l.ot 88 Florida G r o v e s .
W 251 ft N 799.9 ft ...
3 00 K M
J . K. l'fr l frr .
T
C u e F irst Add to Illa rk
N U nf S W ' f o l S W ' i and S
.others
relative paving Ninth street 1
l
l
a
mmo
r
k
F ra n k Kunnu)
1-20 o f S ! > of NW’ i , of
39.90 L o t i 89, 99. 91, 92 and 93
30
11
Mu tllirw W illiam * Adin
8 W ' ( ....................
from Park to Magnolia avenues and f
Florida
G rnvt.
C o ’a
lies 77 ft N of S W cor of N W t f
from Magnolia avenue to east side
I t r - t Add
to
Illark
< of S w 1 1
30
*
i
Hammock
i
t if uv rs Fit
Hun N 135 ft K 322 ft
nl alley, read. On motion Geo. I), j
3.30 Lot* t t, 95* 96 and 97 Florid a
S 1 f . ft W 6 2 2 ft
I
Mufti) i- h WUliantu
tiro e s
t o’,
f i r s ' Add
N E ’ , of N E 1 1 flr*s Molnar’s
llishop, seconded Jno. Atlanta and
to fllark l la m m o rk
I
iir.uki‘8 C »
3.IU
30
12 . !> *
Add t<t Longwnodt
*io
J t« . E. I’frifer
carried,
city attorney was Instructed
>a
to
t
o*>
F
lorid
a
G
ro
ves
Lot*
!
Ite£ S E Cor of
.................. . .
30
* *.
•
C o ’ i First Add to Illark
Uun N 7K9 ft W 1107.9
to draft necessary ordinance.
Peti
I
!
*l.i
t
iruvi
.
r
.
j
II
am
mock
•
tt Sly 8 1 2 ft K 789 It
3 10
Unktinw n
19
l.o t. IU. to I t ) Florida Groves
tioners to furnish Lands to the city
|J- t SW ( ’ or of K ’ j of N K ' ,
t ’ u's Ftf«l Add lo Il lark
ol S W t .
30
21
Estimate
ir.i i r. to- cover cost of paving331 ' J
Fl'tfiila CJrov*-! Co
l la m m o r k •
Run E ID eh N 613 ft
SW Iy to be.;
2 \l
3
L, P. I'Hn*
I’overmg presented by city, engineer.
w i: ll 'd rr
.3 SW
E ' . .. I F ' - ,,t S t .
1 1 21 32
lire 77 ft W and 891 ’ft N of
NW
V ' , ul N E ' ,
M 7-i. K Ilf Isi i*n
2 t 21 32
S E cor ol S W ' i of SW ,
*10
22 07
•*•j
Estimate from
city engineer on
21
_
M M .smith
21
21 32
NK ' ,
run E n i l (I N 168 ft
L651
cost
of
rebuilding
pavement on
FuWnoA
ft
W f i l l ft S 168 ft
nt NW
of S E
21 21 0 2
2.51 SW
3
T. H (ioftilm
‘1-4 21 32
H« Itit’fs Kntatr C**!
S 1, ni1 N E ' , nl S E N
S E ' , nf 8 1 - of L o t 7
m
IL F . Ilobeftnnn
21
10
if-ns
:
First
street
from
Gas
brunch
west to Terrible Suffering From Headache,
Od
J, C. i iirtdtsi
2 1 12
nf S E ' •
N W ' ,, .0 RE
NE , of N W ' i
dec* N E ' , . '
27 21 32
J \. I'rnvatl
70
6 20 N E ' i nf NW 11 uf S E i,
and S E ‘ i of S W ! ,
30
Ovrr»t|Wt Ttirp. Co
t.151 A. ( ’. I,. Ry, read and ordered filed
Sitleache, Backache, and W eak
1 N E ' . and W L , tif S ) J ' , nf
|t»-g 7.57 rh S ■» di g W of S E rpc
», 51; , for future reference,
27 21 32
M M Sm ith
I ot 1, M iro u ’ s sub d iv i
S E >H
*
ness, Relieved by Cardui,
nf
uf N W ' ,
sion ruri S 5 di-y W 2 9
S ',
•V Nl:
i g-i i Judge E F Housholth-r made rer i l k n n * 11
2 *4 21 .12
Nt: ,
r h N 8 5 rl r g W In W
Says This Texas Lady.
..I Nt: 14 •Ir*'* NW ' / M
IInr S i r N* 2 91 rh S 85
, , r;! port on Fernnld h o m e for hospital
■f | 32
P n k m i» tt
2s
N tV ' , 1
drr E lo h r *
II G Sm ith
3 57
V i«k im wrn. .
> E ’
NW
not Included
S ',
E ? t nf N »> >* oi n e k
2-15 ! purposes. City attorney instructed
■ 2 * 21 32
In Fro a f’a Add lo A lta
Hr m l huI m ('tiunly llrr-onlw
riiultiufa a t Hprorclrd In r i a l llati k Ni
Gonzales, Ter.— Mrn. Mlnnlo Philmonte
47
IS 2 1 30
D v r f t r r r t Turp, (*o
7 2T
*N1to go further into the mutter and re-. pot, of this place, writes: "Flvo yfears
Klitahuth t.a tiicrnhark
Lot J Hlock
C h u lu n t* ... S'
S W ' , and S ' ) ot S E ' ,
port
Ni.rlh ( huluola ■« itertirilnl In Flat Itouk N«. 2, Pag*-* 5 1 lo 54, .Hriulnnlv F a . Itrro ril*
h ss lirg H25 ft W ol
ago I was taken wlfh a pain In my
S E cor run N 1S6 ft
Lot 11 Work 5S Nurlh Chulu
Communication from Woman’s
W 466 ft S 466 ft K to
left
aide. It was right under •my
«ita
*
—
Doro th y N. ItuynnLI*
l,5t>
lo-r-i
no
J . A. M.Uon
19.15
Club relative bulkhead improvement
1 55
1H 21
Villa M ill* a * l lm o n l r i ] In Flat llouk No, 2, P a g e 33. Nemlnola County -terrortl*
left
rib.
It would commenco with an
N). t, of S E ' , of S E
___
21
30
10
J ^ A . L i* hb ron k
_
2.na
21
rind and clerk instructed to -reply
sv , ■, ,.f S E ' , of N E 1,
10
21 31
30
O. C, WhrRlon
2.45 L ot* 15 and 17 lll«»rk ( ’ Villa
aching
and
extend up Into my left
Mlllr
W. W. J a m l i *
20.70 that request meats with plans ar
lb r N E rut of
25 21
30
2.45
All IILhck D Villa Mill*
Win. J a m b a
shoulder and on down Into my back.
run S 170 f t V, 1320 ft
1.65 ranged by council ami would be cur
•Lut8 lllo rk E Villa .M ill*-----•
U nknow n
N 170 f t E 1320 ft
_ _
5
J . T . N «w lon_____ ________• "3*05
Dy that tlmo tho pain would bo b o
£ Acres in S E c o r of N W ' i of
ried out.
nl
nf N W ' i
nf S E K
SW
2
Morrii I. William* ,
__
1.1 A
25 2 1 30
severe I would have to take to bod,
Unknown
LIH
32
29
21
5
HE
K
K 1 •, nf N W ,
30
40
25 21
O. S. Howard
“ U.2-J
Resignation of Jas. C. Roberts as nnd suffered usually about three days
nf K U nf S E 1, °< S K K
R" 8 9 2 " rh V: ol S W cor nf
and S ' i of S K K of S E ' 4
SW
o[ !sI W K
clerk
ami collector rend and ordered . . . I suffered thin way for three years,
27 lit
.10
20
I* or.
ll I*. T h r a * h fr
3 2 21 32
nf HE K
run N 20 rh F. i
W
II
S
i
.
r
k
*
XI
21
4
0
.14
filed.
nf
N
W
'
i
S 20 rh W 6.56 rh
12
r F Williamson
5 05 N E 1
ami got to bo n mere skeleton and won
) ' . if E G
5
O C Whraton
I 5-5
N E ' , ..I N).
33 21 no
All til the land* t|i‘*crlin-ii in the foregtiing lying and lining in tli Co un t) «d Se inlii-d'
Communication from Eureka Fire so weak 1 could hardly aland nlona.
5 Vt ' . nf SW
no
40
31 21
J I Miller
3 «U
ami S l a t e of F l u t ii ji .
1[ >nl'lrnrail H
Shun.uo Wns not nblo to go anywhere and hnd
ttinldrnrad
11rig
rl* M
hlnm a*
* Iteeurded In I*lal Hook J^o, 2, I 'a g r I I , SV minolc t V u n t f It rf o rd *
Where the -tynl " T o w n a h i p ’* «i ahhre%i*llon therelmr o r c u n it *hall he held In mean Host* Co. relative bill of
to let my houso work g o ...I Buffered
Township S o u t h ' «tf T a lla h a -*ee, and where tho word " H a n g e'* ttr a bb revia tion ihen-for read and bill ordered paid.
15 IGnl
s««ldrfi r ml
1 -1 20 Itlntk
awful with a pain lit my back and I
Hi i*llt*
Floyd UaJflt ll
LI 5 orcura It *hall be held 4o mean Flange Ea«t of T alia lia**eo,
JN ll. IF JIN K IN S .
l.ot
Go
8
Block. 16
(■oldmrud
had tho headacho nil tho tlmo. I ju s t
C o m m u n ic a tio n front R. R . C o m
6 0 - 5 te
T « I t'ollcctor. Hcmlnalr County
It< i*h t*
__
J i f n r i H. K d w i r d i . . . ^ * .
1.15
was
unable to do a thing. Sly life
m issio n
relativ e
in ju n c tio n
ag ain st
Riork
18 (io denrod
Lot 21
■
— i - i --------— .
---------—
'■■■
was a misery, my stomach got In an
ilricilU
:_____ _
* ’
Mary E . E v a n a . . . . . . ____ __
L I 5.
S o . D a l i T e l . & T e l . C o . ■r e a d a n d
w 1 : nf S W ' j 0f S E ' ,
__ ___ *15 21 HO
20
Unknown.......... ............ ............
2*f»5
awful condltlbn, caused from taking
S E T , of S E
.............. 25 21
30
T . M, H e n k e l , .......... ............ 73.95
m ittlp .i n lU ir tle n ti.
I t li d n o t h a v e o r d e r e d fil e d .
l . e l t c r F r o m H o lly
so much medlcluo. 1 suffered b o much
Van Arailale Oahorn r flrok eragc r o m p i n y ’ i Addition lo Illark l la m m o rk aa *
t i m e t o lo o k u p tin y o l t h e H n nfn rii
Iteroriled In Flat llook No. 1. Page 21. Seminole County Iterorda
Mutter of using streets at Valdez pain. I had JuBt about given up all
n o r t l e a u x , F r a n c e , M a y f>.
hopes of our getting anything to help
.
b o y s i n t h i s v i c i n i t y o r t o sis? I l o r Lot 3 4 f i'a n d E S 3«7 V. A. CL
Hotel
for storing material referred to mo.
A r r i v e c i h e r e l a s t n i g h t a b o u t 7 in ' lJt.a l lx ua , woulll tikt.
llBVl, M,PI1
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cient cathedrals, art galleries and
public buildings. We had the good
fortune .to seo a citation in one of
the public Bquarea of the city at
which several French soldiers and
one American officer were decorated
for bravery and good work done in
tho wur. A lied Cross nurse was
also decorated und like the French
men was kissed on both cheeks. I
was watching the performance in
the second story of a jewelry s ’ore
and two French ladies in the same
window were greatly aiTccted when
the lady was kissed and Bnid “ Oo
La La,” and I said “Oui, Out,” just
like I understood what they said and
then they turned looose a lot of
French on me and 1 said "O ui" to
all of it, although I do not know
whether’ they were Inviting me for a
salute or not.
We came 1)ack to the boat in an
auto of the Jewish Welfare Bbard as
Mr. Simon if that organization is
with me on the Martha Washington
and we had a fine ride “through the
country where, there is a village
every two or throe millet and the
country is filled with vineyards as
some of the finest wine in France it
*t
George." It was the first time he
bail been calhd that in many moons
and we embraced like two French
men and the officers present were
struck dumb but Dr. Hyman intro
duce me to them and we had a
nice time for ifl^few minu es. How
ever we wanted to be alone and be
lieve me we talked nt the rate of 60
miles a minute all the way to the
ship.
Mr.' Hyman was sorely dis
appointed when he found out 1 was
on the sh p that was to have taken
him home and as he could not go on
hoatd with me I left him at the dock
and promised to see him the next
morning b t as we cannot do what
we please on ship bear'd the next
morning the orders were that no one
could leave the ship and 1 never saw
him again although I wrote him a
note telling him that I could not go
ashore. • AU morning the soldiers
wore coming aboard and I .was kopt
busy greeting them and looking for
familiar faces. There were several
officers from Florida but none that I
know although I will get acquainted
on board right soon and talk about
Florida with them.
Just above'
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THE U N I V E R S A L C A B
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When you want your Ford car
repaired, insist always upon getting
the genuine Fvrd Parts, made by the
Ford Motor Company, in order to
insure reliable quality.
There are
“spurious,” “ counterfeit,” “ im itation”
parts madfe by outside concerns who.
have no regard for quality in material,
so insist on your Garage or Repair
Man furnishing you the genuine Ford
Parts. All reliable garages may now
buy the genuine Ford Paj;ts from us—so
there’s no excuse for any .one using the
“ bogus” parts. To be sure, bring your
car to us for repairs or replacements. . *
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SANFORD
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
COVENANT O F T H E L E A G U E OF
NATIONS IS F IR S T S E C T IO N
OF T H E G R E A T D O CU M EN T.
ALSACE-LORRAINE
NUMBER 53
SANFORI), FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 16. 1919
VO LU M E X
RESTORED
a n n oxaonatea p o w ers make w ith TUtV»>’
nnd llulcatla w ith reference to a n y right,
privileges or In tereala claimed In those
cou n tries t>y G e r m a n y or her n a tio n a ls
a n d pot dealt w ith elsewhere
' m i AS T I ' K n — G e r m a n y r e d e s f a J s a a all rlR hta. tl t l e a and p r i v il e g e s , n o .
a h lj r a s to K l a a e h o w , a a d t h e r a i l
r o a d s , mluea a a d r a b l r a a r q u l r r d hy
h e r t r e a t y w i t h t ' b l a a of M a r r h It,
l*>PT, a a d o t h e r a g r e e m e n t s aa t o ftbafttan a.
■
AIT German r l k h ta to the ra ilro a d from
TstnRtau to T s ln a u f u , Includlnr all faelll.
li ra and m ln ln s rig h ts and rig h ts of e x
ploitation. p a ss equ ally to J n p u n n n d the
ra b ie s from T alnR lau to S h a n g h a i and
rh e f o o . the ca b le s free of all c h a rg e s . All
G erm an stale property, movable a n d Im
movable. In K laochnw Is ac q u ir e d by
J a p a n free of nil charge*,
le g i s l a ti o n . F r a n c e replacing th e p r e s
e n t o w jtera w h o m G erm any u n d e r t a k e s
t o In d em nify. F r a n c e will c o n ti n u e to
f u r n i s h th e p r e s e n t proportion o f c o a l
f o r local n eed s ,.u>d c o n trib u te In J u s t
p r o p o r tio n to local t a x i s
The b a s i n
e x t e n d s from t h e f r o n tie r of l a i r m l n g
■s' r e - a n n e x e d to F r a n c e no rth a a f a r
n» St. W e n d rl. inc lu d in g on t h e w e s t
t h e v alley of t h e S a a r n» fnr ns R.\nrhoixhni'h nnd on t h e east the to w n of
llo m h u rg
In o r d e r to s e c u r e the r i g h t s n n d
w e l f a r e nf the. p o p u latio n ami g u a r a n
t e e to F r a n c e e n t i r e freedom In w o r k
in g t h e m.iics. t h e te r r it o r y Will btt
g o v e r n e d hy a com m ission a p p o i n t e d
b y th e le a g u e o f n a ti o n s and c o n s i s t i n g
of flve m rmliets. one French, one a n a tiv e
In h eh ltan t of the H.mr and ilireo r e p r e
senting three different counttlc* o t h e r
th a n France and Germany. The leag u e
will appoint a m em ber of Ihs.comtijlasion
as c h a irm a n to uct ns executive of th e
commission. T he commission will, h a v e
all p ow eis of go vernm ent, formerly b e
lo ng in g tif the t i r r m a n empire, P r u s s ia
ninl liavgria, will administer the rs llr u a d s
a n d o th e r public aervlgrs and. h av e - full
J idhee r to Interpret th e treaty clauses. T h e
local courts will continue but subject to
r Valley and Danzig International
:ed— Germany*! M ilitary and
Naval Power Made Nominal—
Total Reparation to Bb
Determined Later.
T
•
In order 1° r e n d e r possible t h e Initia
tion of a g e n e ra l limitation of t h e a r m a
m e n t s of all nutlono. Germany u n d e r t a k e s
directly to o b se rv e the military, ni^val
■ml a ir clauses w hich follow F
Mil.IT l It Y F O n r K R e —T h e denvo blllT
a a t l o a of th e G e r m a n y a rm y m u s t l a h r
p lace w H H a t w o Ult’Olhs of . t h e p r n r r .
I t s a tr r u R l h m a y ao« ex reed .100 . 000 , l a e lu d i n g t.OOO oflleer*. w ith s a t o v e r
■ M r s d iv isio n s of l a r a a l r y a n d t h r e e
• f ra v a i r y , a n d t o be d e v o te d e s r l u -
A fter Ilf icon yeara a plebiscite will be
held by com m unes to a s icttaln th e d e
sires of the population as to to n tln u n n c e
of th e existing regime under the league of
nations, union with Franca or union w ith
U errpany.
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Section
Four— European
*
Section 8lx.
C la ss e s.
CZKCIIO.ltl.OVAK I A—G erm an y rec
o g n iz e s th e e n t i r e Independence of t h e
Ca« -cho-Hlovak s l a te . Including th e a u
to n o m o u s t e r r i t o r y of tin l l u l h e n l a n s
s o u t h of t h r C ariia llila n s an d a c c e p t s
th e f r o n tie r s of tills State as to tie d e
te r m i n e d . w hich In J he case of th e G e r
m a n f r o n tie r s h a l l follow Ihe f r o n t i e r
of. Ilo h cm la I n . l J f H . Tlie usu al a t l p it t a t l o n s a s to n cq a ts ttlo it nnd change of
n a t i o n a l i t y fnlliny.
I ’O L A N U —Gcrilrany cedes to Poland th e
g rcu tesl purl up upper Ullesta. Posen a n d
tho province uf West Prussia, on I lie left
bnnk o f the Vlstlila. A Held b o u n d a ry
cotiiinlsvion of seven —live representing
Die nllled and as*o. laird powers mid one
n u ll i"p resentin g P oised mul G.rni.iiiv
m i .ill no cohMIluted wiinin li duy.i of tin
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i iffi • • i « r«
SERVICE, QUALITY
THE
t im Wi i i i C
1,1 J'"
llieIni** c With all
r l to i) of Mort-Niiri aii«l o v r r l>uil
tw e e n th e city amt- IhHan.l
t ha
F ru sstan Mor. sityt. and to rctn*anct in b o u n d aries of llie cli>
;
f a . o r of llelgiiim oil rig h ts o v er Ihe clllrs I, y ■■ commliwlon appolnte*! with
of Hupcn ami Malniedy, ih e Inhabitant* m o u t h s from Ihe ! « ' • • « " [
of which a r e to be entitled w llh in *H t o n e repres* litallves chosen l ) Uu
month* lo p io t e s l a g a in s t tin s ch a n g e of nml associate d pow ers and pne ei
sovereignty elltrer In whole n r In p a r t , the
hrml decision to he reserved to th e league (]• m a n y an d Polnnd.
A convention, th e term* of " h l c
of nations. A m in inlM lon Is to settle the
details o f th e fro n tie r, an d v a rlu u s reg u pc tlxe.l l.y the live nl I d and a ss
pow
ers, ahull W cond ud eil hetwt
lation* fnr c h a n g e of n atio n ality a r e laid
!.,nd an d Danzig, w hich shall Intlui
down
I.F X KM P O F I tG. —» G e rm a n y r c n o i i n e t i l g wUhln Ih* Polish customs fr<
her various tr e a t i e s and c u n v e n tlo n s with th o u g h a free a r e a In the
the g ran d d u c h y o f L ux em b o urg , recog P o lan d the free use of all lh«
n ize. ih nt it ■eased to tie a p a r t of llie w aterw ay* , dm ka am i other Ijort
G erm an xollvereln from J a n u a r y I Iasi, li e . th e control an d administration
renounces all r i g h t of ex plo itatio n of the V istu la nnd th e w hole th r o u g h '!
railroads, a d h e r e s to the a b ro g a t io n of Its . y s lt'ili. Within th e rlty . and l»st«
n eu trality , an d nccepta In a d v a n c e any g r a p h aqd telephonic coimiulnlrat
Intel national a g re e m e n t a s to It, reached fw een Polnnd ami D anslgt l>rovW*
by tbe allied n n d nesoclaled p o w e r .
d lscrlnilnatinn ag a in s t 1 ole* win
I.UKT H AN K O F T I I B Itltl.N i:.—
city an d p la t s I t . foreign relatlu
p ro v id e d la I h e m i l i t a r y r l a u a e a , fier- th e diplomatic protection of Us
s m n j will wot m a i n t a i n a a y forllB ea- i ab ro a d In ch arg e of Ihdsnd
t l n a a n r a r m e d fu rcea l e a s thaw Itfty
B N M A H K —T h e frotdlcr
h l l o m r l r r a to t h e e a s t o f t h e llh la e , I1 m D
a n y nml D enm ark will he fixed
hold a a y m a n e u v e r s , n a r m n l n l a l a aay I .elf-deterntlnn
llon of the papulmtla
w o r k s In f a r l l l l a l e m u h l l l s a l l n a . _
Si....... ***III cnae o f v io l a ti o n , " s h e al " *... ~’ '
g a rd e,1 ns c o m m ittin g a
& «
a g a i n s t th e pow rrra w ho s i g n.....t h..e p r ”e s ■
■
; ^*
ent t r e a t y a n d an I n t e n d i n g to d i s t u r b of th e He hie I, so u th o f.
an
d
F
ried
rlrlisted
t.
ah.n*
11 e L
t h e p t n e e *of t h e w o rld .”
‘Ity v i r t u e n f th e p r e s e n t tr e a t y th e N o rth xea, so u th of Ton'll
— w o rk m e n 's and soldiers council '
G e r m a n y s h a l l h e hounil to r e . p o...V.
n d lo
iiissolvctl. ami th e territo ry ■'I'm
a n y r r q u r . t f o r a n e x p l a n a t i o n tw hich
'
t h e co u n c il o f t h e le a g u e o f nation * by a n Internatio nal comnilMlon
m a y th i n k . It n e c e s s a r y t o a d d r r s s to of w hom N orw ay a n d Hwodrn *ha
v ita.l.ti. nam e two.
her.”
ALH AC K -UO H RA IN R.— A f t s r
recog
n it io n of t h e m o r a l o b l i g a t i o n to r e
p a i r th e w r o n g d o n a In 1*71 h y /••T*
m a n y to F r a n c e a n i F t h e p e o p le o f Al
s a c e - L o r r a i n e . t h e t e r r i t o r i e s c ed ed to
G e rm an y hy th e tr e a ty of F r a n k f o r t
a r e r e s t o r e d t o F r a n c e w i t h th *r
f r o n t i e r s n s b e f o r e H71. t o d a t e from
t h e s i g n i n g o f t h e a r m i s t i c e , a n d to be ,,0i 7 i 'HhVa —t l e r m s n y ' s g r e e s to r e s p e c t
» *' p» r ttis^ enV Vnd* In* 11 h
Jl * 'w e r e
f r r e of a ll p u b l i c deb ts.
F l t l x e n s h l p I* r e g u l a t e d b y d e ta ile d
w } h V A V r " n S M U n ; » p ' Dr ; ; a*t!
p r o v i s io n s d i s t i n g u i s h i n g • t h o s e who
a re Im m ed iately resto red to full French
cttlx e n s h lp . t h o s e w h o h a v e t o m a k e H t o v s k a n d * o W / S i u f o r m a l a p p l i c a t i o n t h r r r f o r . a n d th ose
f o r w h o m ' n a t u r a l i s a t i o n Is o p e n s f t r r n « * W h ?o
t h r s e y e a rs . T h e l a s t - n a m e d clnaa i n
c lu d e s G e r m a n r e s id e n t* In A lsscsM irra ln e . a . d i s t i n g u i s h e d f r o m th ose
w h o a c q u i r e t h e p o sitio n o f
L o r r a i n e ns d e l l n . d In th e t r e a t y
All
'V
p u b li c p r o p e r t y a n d all p r i v a t e p r o p e r lied nn*l a s s o c ia te d pow er*
ty o f G e r m a n e x - s o v e r e ig n s p n s s r . to i ' f x r t h r rStlit of l l . i s . l a t-i o h t s . n r e s - ,
tit'iitiun
anil
r
e
p
a
r
a
t
i
o
n
"
f
th
s
p
rlncl
F r a n c s w i t h o u t p a y m e n t o r cred it
F r a n c e I* s u b s t i t u t e d f o r G e r m a n y a* p l r s of th e p r e s e n t tr e a ty .
r e g a r d s o w n e r s h i p o f th e r a i l r o a d s and Section Five— Oerman Rlghta Outside,
rtg llls o v rn co ncessions o f tram w ay*.
Europe
T h e K h ln e b r i d g e s p a s s to F r a n c e w ith
th e o b lig atio n fo r th eir upkeep.
O u ts i d e E u r o p e O e rm a n y r e n o u n c e s
T i t K H.\ \ J t . — In c o m p e n s a t i o n for a l l r i g h t s , title * a n d p riv ile g e s a s t o
, th« d e s t r u c t i o n o f co al m in e * In n o r t h h r r o w n or h e r a l l i e s t e r r it o r i e s t o a l l
e r n F r a n c e n n d a s p a y m e n t . »n *®* th e s i l l e d a n d a s s o c i a t e d po w ers, r n d
c o u n t o f r e p a r a t i o n . G e r m a n y c s d r a to
F r a n c # fu ll o w n e r s h i p o f t h # coal u?e#C**r # ' t • k*°n ^
^
m i n i s , o f t h e « 8 a n r b a s i n w l t h f thMf.
s u b s i d i a r i e s , g b r e s s o r l r # a n d facllltl**- t r r o i . o rS i V : ^ n A 'i n r r o v B B # ^ » r o « u
T h e i r v a lu * w ill h e e s t i m a t e d b y th #
r e p a r a t i o n c o t r m l s s l o n a n d c re d l ta o
r i r in s t t h a t a c c o u n t .
T h e French
r i g h t s w ill be g o . t r h r d hy G e r m * n law
l a f o r c e ' a i t h e s r t ] ^ ( i c e e x c c p U n s w ar
-» v « ssn a
X
|ej
i*i
V
X
0
$
JaJ
A’
X
y .
X
SPO TS
IN
TREA TY.
PEACE $
A ltace-Lo rrain e
goea
France.
The Saar valley will b« temporarlly Internatlonallied.
Danxfg- w ill be permanently
Internationalized.
Germany* renounce! all tejrltorlal rlghta outside of Europe.
Germany recognlxea the Independence of Poland and CxechoSlovakia.
1
The G erm an.arm y la reduced
to 100,000 office re and men, and
conacrlptlon within Germany la
abolished.
The G e r m a n n a v y la reduced
K
|*J
>J
JeJ
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jj,
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0
jwj
X
$ to 24 warahlpa and no aubma- W
* rlnea.
•* '
B
X
Qermany may have only -I0 0 .©
*t« unarmed teaplanea, to eearch for J**
mlnee off her coast.
'
A
p
Germany w ill pay an Indem- Jsj
nlty, the amount of which la not A
V yet fixed, the Initial payment to ,«!
be 25,000.000.000 mfirka, about **«
X 18,000,000.000.
.}i
>*«
Germany cede# a largo part |*J
X of her .merchant
fleet toHhe al- • aT
f ia
V
•*
Hi ti»«* «• • » ' ,
ti PRICE
CAN N I N E S E A S O N
I S NO V . H E R E
WE
HAVE PLENTY OF
MASON SCREW TOP AND ATLAS
CLASS TOP
JARS
* PRICES RIGHT
■*"'! shall
*$
Ice. consist Itig of civilian personnel, not
Included In t h e n u m b er of effectives. Is
reduced to o n e - t e n th the total In the
]S)| budget. Krnployees of the G e rm a n
states, sin It ns custom s ofllcera. Itist
g u ard s and coast guards, may not exceed
the mimlier In IMS Gendarmes a n d -lo c a l
poller tuny be Increased only In a c c o r d
an ce with Ihe g r o w th of population. None
of these may to- assembled for m ilitary
training.
a r m a m k n t s All establlshm enta for
th e m a n u f a c tu r in g prrparatlort o r (to rago of nrj is a n d munition* of w n r. e x
cept those specifically excepted, m u s t bo
'• ee
rio te d wit................
- -tnonlha of tho peace
• ... ..1 . T h a e x a c t
a n d their perso nnel dismissed,
am oun t of a r m a m---e n:tt and‘ miintllona a l
ls
laid
down In detail
lowed Gciiiinny ‘
tobies, all In r x i e s s lo lie su r re n d e re d
or rend ere.,| u seless T hr m a n u f a c tu r e or
importation of nsphvxlallng. poisonous
or oilier R aw s a n d all nnalogous llqnbls
Is fi.rl'idilVn a- well us llle Import.itlon of
urine iiiitn ions .111*1 war ninterlul GetInnltV. uu n u..I iiisnnlu.'lute su c h u u Ir rls l for f o r e i g n gov rrninenls
t 'ousel Iptlon
Is
Ft»N W i t I l l ' D >N
abolish* d in l lerin n n v The enlist**,I per
m
aintained
b\
to
liin
ta
r
v
sonn* I must be
Iff HIM
(• t Mlltft IJ
ll\«» y.*i»r*4 tli* nunilu'r «»f
Lnrpj*n l»«*Tltfi** n ro iirovliluni for Ju rN lcU on< fore the e x p i r a t i o n - of th at te r m not In
o\*r i Ja rm a n imtlmiftl* *»i»tl i>roj*nty umJ nnv y e a r I** ex * *il P« r cent o f t h e total,
I : \ |»rInn
..... 1«* •*nli-ifnn «i*»r nm n\ • 1 *II
tl>«* ■•in** t fr*«i n ir til
m
ltrlll#h
........... .
HIGH
X
X
,.fl i•f |. |lt||i air t*t t iitjli l*»\ H'lKt’lits to
tin* trill *frr |n
| tf 11•»' t»* «»f tin* | " ' w
iM\ro til t llr | itr .atillun of^T*llk«’>
for mvtirlni: tin* fit*#* i»n\ Igjittn if' of tinS»o*f rntml
ArratucritiPiitii for pronorljr
i s . i KiM«f to 'sitrin tii tiittlMrmlN In I.H'
Kt* i , Rlnillnr to tln»*r In tlir r.*m* *‘f
Miifna . It litni otl.a-l •otlltllltn
Alikin*
rityiih of |t#*li;1iirn t u r f tt»r l u n l i f l n l !•**
» :* » » » » » » » » » » > ^
Political
(JRItMAN A l k T I U A — Germ any .rec
o g n i s e s the to ta l Independence of t i e r m a n A n a t r l n In t h r b o u n d a r i e s t r a c e d .
I . I'.MXlk ,»rr.| ••lURlutM s.f III* \ »'••
. ** it#. NmoS-i I ‘»»'*l Ni«*»»l* rh « ;'* »•* • h*
it
i \\ i*\ ti
imm ••! « Mitnlhir \
.• u p w.**.i Hit linllnc U r <it\ 11^1
I l-p* smiiiieftMrrii |lnr«l «»f l*!;i*!' I’r**"**'*
».t 1 i i r urr«i I w i u . v n K.iM
•*•»•*
u»s. \ miuhi n o r t h of lat|iu«l«* W *h*Kir«’*
II rn- inlnutrN tm lo tiuvr Ilf* nillOlUUU)'
dftrrmlltfNl l»y* |iopiil:ir vote, S,7n3 cquurr
ftillm. mi !» lo bo thr* i*nio In. p t H of.
Frtt!r«iwlie. 2.7K7
mil*’*.
S e c tio n T h r e e — E u r o p e a n P o li ti c a l
C la s s e s .
I l F M i l F M G e r m a n ) is to consent to
II «# ahf «<Katl*i|| «»( I lit? tr«*ulle» of IK3J by
m lil* h lificMiin \%n* r»li»l«ll*h***l »*** *» *o-n
l u l a U l r ttfIII lo u u r r • In mlvitllt «* to MO)
• nlit riition \%11h wl»h It th«* n l l l f l h fnl
• ••• » • I (M»w« r« mn> «l**trrvnln« lo r«*p»ui ••
ti * in Stir In lo rr« iijcnUr ( h r fiill MO\rr
r o n T n i T B s E f l - A l l fortified «forh*. fortr e s s r a nnd field work* (H u tt e d In G e r
m an territo ry w ithin ft , £ • % , £ , . h '!m
meter* ()) mil**) M i l of f n t I l h l n t * 1 "
tie dism antled w ithin three
.T*)"
r o m t r u c t l o n nf a n y new fortincfttlon*
th e r e I t forbidden. T he fortified w'ork*
on t h e t o u t h e r n nnd tf tttern fr o n tie r s .
hnwiiYrr miV rem ain.
C O N T R O L .—In terallied com m U elont o f
r o n tro l will *«• to thft execution of t h (
p ro v isio n a l-for w hich * time limit la aat.
the m a x im u m n am ed being three m o n th s.
They nitty estab lish *bsadqusrter* a t th e
G e rm a n ee«t of g o vern m ent a n d go to
any p a r t of G e rm a n y desired G e r m a n y
mu«t Rive them complete facilities. p a y
Ihelr expense* a n d nl»<> the expense* of
execution of the tr e a ty . Including lh « lab o r
an d m a te ria l neceaeary In demolition, d r
at ru ctio n or su r re n d e r of w ar equ ipm en t.
f i r r m n n m m \j m i n t h r
d e m o b i li s e d ' w i t h i n a IH'rtod • » t w *
m o n t h s a f t e r t h e peace, ( h e w ill h e a l
lo w ed six e m ail h a l t l e ahlpa. a l l llfthl
e r n 'a e r a . tw e lv e d e a lr o v e r s . t w e l v e t o r
pedo h o a t a a a d no s u b m a r in e s . e i t h e r
m l l l l a r r o r c o m a .e r e la l . wll.h a p e r s o u -
Hill Hardware Co
I Vrvuna nr. unr.l of ln»'n < • omimt *•*.
aofd .w ur
In ....................
nr*- l<» 1»«*oumn'm.V
Dl®l nh%\iiyi*um«men » >
rnlllt *. r x • rlt.vilv.tls under in'I It ary law If
the d i n n e r . afTe. I nalb.iuds of »tily >•
. l a t e they will he tried »••»••'*■ a Irtlornnl
of II...I sl..G . If Ih e. .ft.; ' liath.llivls of
. . . r i a l s lq le . t h e . will hr 11 -wl I" l " ' r
Joint trib u n als of llie -t - i - •
Getrriqiiy .b all b an d over to tho asanilule*l g o v ern m en ts sillier pdnlly or a - .
.rally all .|a*r.*ms
a........ . «".! all
dcciinirntv and Informnilon n s o a r r »
Itin .11 e full knowledge of llie Incrlm lnitlInc iti't n Die illm*nvery of In** nff*nu«ri
and th e lu s t appre, Istlon of the r.*epn„
.ib i m y
..mniltlre, b ig e ttis r .Gill dtH il m e n f s - o r
llle evidencing th e t r a n s f s t of llic ships
r . e from e n cu m b ran ce
As an additional p a r t of reparuUon.
i.M i)«tfitan- ctivuriuiifiU fur!li«*r nKrt*«»
.. build rnM.-l.ant ships for the account
,1 the allies IO ll*e a m o u n t of nut nv■redlng* Suo.WW t o n s gro ss anillially <>ur(i o next Hvo years. All (h ips u sed
",f Inland n .v l g a t l o n t a k s n by tf e rm a n y
I,.,,,, 11,,, u 1It* S a r e to be restored w ithin
moiiihs the uin.Minl of l«»v not co x h i * . I bv
s.ieh realttutt.il. Io tw m.ule up
h, the cession of the . Ir rm a n river llcat
Ul> to
pet ce n t th e re o f,
*l„ order to effect p ay m e n t by dellverlrs In kind. Ge. m any Is required, for a
limited num ber of T e a r s , varying In Ibo
,
of ru* li. to deliver coal, coal l a r
o i . d u r t s d y estu ffs an d chemical d rug s In
. ui. Ui,m u nis IO Ills leparatlmiV com1,,,, The rnmiltlsatiiti m s ) so m o d i
fy t i e cuii.lllloiis Uf delivery ns nul to
lilt. Ifere unduly w ith G erm an y s In d u s
trial requirem ents. Tho d e ll)trie s Of coal
S jr bused largely upon the pilliclpto uf
making g*>-.l d im in u tio n s In III# p ro d u c
tion
the allied cou n tries rsiu ltln g frorii
Section Seven— Repar at ion.
" i i f 'v a HT ATF.tr A It KAH.—G erm an y un
dertakes lo deeoli. h e r we.iii.iintc i s
source, directly to the physical re s to ra
lion uf the Invaded ure-ts. Tho reparaHoi
commission Is a u th o r iz e d lo require Ge-r
Wuinv lo replace Ih e .le s tro y n j articles b]
the ilsllvery of itnlinols, riiHi'liltirry, ale.
existing In G e rm a n y , a n d to m an u factu r.
innlrrials required for reconstruction p u r
•Hi.es all with d u e co nsideration for G ar
c.neul1 .1 d.iincstlc r. qulrem enla
Germany Is to re s to re within six month*
Ihe Koran of th e I'ullph <Hhnian, fu. m s r
T h e allied a a d ■■■orlaled g o v e r w m e a l a a tn r m . an d G rf.o a n y s e e r , .1. ..a
b e h a lf of ti e r .e l l ao.l her
1h r t r ~
• g n a a lh lllly f'*e caw .ln g all Ih e | . . • '
and d a m a g e la e M . h the allied a n d
a . o o e l a l e d gnv e rn i.ie n la and I h e l r n n 1 1.... a I- h ave been .o l.J e r le d aa a e o o ■r q u r n r e «.f Ih e w a r I m p o s e d u p o n
th e m by the a g g r e a . l u a uf th e e n e m y
| | a | f a
T h e t o t a l o b l i g a t i o n of G e r m a n y to
l ^ y . n s-d e fin e d In Ilia c a t e g o r y o f d a m ngen. la to be d e te r m i n e d a n d n o tifie d
to | , r r a f t e r * f a i r h e a rin g a n d n o t
l i t e r t h a n May 1. 1**1. *'» Bn A»n *fbe
Hilled r e p a r a t i o n c om m ission
At t h e
s a m e ti m e u sc h e d u le of |MVmentn to
d i s c h a r g e the o b l i g a t i o n w ith in t h i r t y
y e a r s e h a ll he p re s e n te d . T h e s e |.o y Dienls a r e s u b j e c t to p o s t p o n e m e n t In
r e r la ln A m ilngericle. G erm any rre v ocalily Ip -cognlirs th e full a u t h o r i t y of
th is co m m is sio n , a g r e e , lo s u p p l y it
will, a ll tl.r „ e c e s s . r v i n f o r m a t i o n a d d
to p a s s l e g i s l a ti o n to e f f e c tu a t e | t a
f i n d in g s Hhe f u r t h e r a g r e e s to r e s t o r e
to t h e a ll ie s c a s h a n d c e r t a i n n r t l c l e e
w h ic h r n n b# l i l e n l l M
Am a n ImmctlUH* ®J*P
PMti.kn i i r r m n n v »hail i*»y w i i m n t w o
vpar» 20 000,000.000 m ark < In e l l h r r
gold, goods. Ships, o r o t h e r sp eclftc
f o r m s of p a y m e n t , w ith t h e u n d e r
s t a n d i n g t h a t c e r t a i n V,l!r M m L lnn a ml
t h o s e o f th e a r m i e s of o c c u p a t l o n s n d
p a y m e n t * fo r fo od a n d rg w m a t e r i a l s ,
m a y be d e d u c te d a t th e d is c r e t i o n of
**'\VhlVe th e g r a n d to ta l of d a m a g e s
a s s e s s e d . g a i n s t G e rm a n y m a y e x c e e d
tier a b i l i t y to p a y . sh e u n d e r t a k e s to
m a k e c o m p e n s a ti o n f o r ail d a m a g e *
s a u s r d to civilian* u n d e r s e v e n m a i n
c ate g o ries: i s )
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OF A L L KINDS
There is n o s ig n w e can’t
m ake—and when better
signs are made we’ll
■ m a k e th e m
In t h e o ccup ie d t s r r l t o r y ; fc l d a m s g s s
c a u s e d hy m a l t r e a t m e n t of pr s o n e r s ,
Id) d a m a g e s lo t h e allied p eoplea P.res r n t e d tiy p e n s i o n s a n d s e p a r a t i o n a l
l o w a n c e s • c a p it a li s e d a t tho - s i g n a t u r e
nf t h i s t r e a t y ; t e ) d a m a g e s t o p r o p
e r l y o il ie r t h a n n a v a l or m i l i t a r y tn a U r i a l a ; ( f I d a m a g e , to c iv i li a n s b y h e in g fo r c e d to l a b o r ; <g> d a m a g e s In t h e
f o r m o f levies o r Anes Im posed b y th o
In p e r i o d ic a l ly e s t i m a t i n g G e r m a n y a
■c a p a c i t y to p a y <»•"
m i s s i o n sliall e * a m l n « lb # 0 « r m a n s y s
te m o f t a x a t io n , first to th# e n d t h a t
th * s u m s for r e p a r a t i o n w h i c h Qoc?
m a n y I* r e q u i r e d to pay s h a l l b e e n m s
a c h a r g e u p o n a ll h e r re v e n u e s , p r i o r
to t h a t f o r t h i s s r v l e e o r d i s c h a r g e o f
a n y d o m e s ll c lo an . a n d . seco ndly. »o » s
to ' s a t i s f y I t s e lf t h a t In g e n e r a l t h *
O e r m n n sc h e m e o f Umatloiv Is f u l l y a a
heavy p ro p o rllo n iltly
t h a t o f »njr
of th # p o w e r s r e p r s s e n t s d on t h s c o m " T h e c o m m is sio n - m a y rsqulr# O srm a n jf
to glv* from tlras lo Ums. by w s y of
g u a r a n t y . Issue# of bonds or o l h s r o b li g a
tions to cover su c h claims aa a r * not
o th erw ise satisfied.
In this c o n n sctlo n
and on acco u n t o f Ih# lo tal a m o u n t of
claims, bond Issuss sr* p rs sen tly to bs
Write or Rhone for P rices to the
Phone 1011
Empire Hotel Bldg.
Orlando, Florida
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FRIDAY
Piggy Hyland
in
“ THE REBELLIOUS
BRIDE”
also a'
Mack Sennett
SATURDAY
Jack Pickford
in .
“ FRECKLES”
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also
a comedy
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MONDAY
Cecil B. De Mille
presents
“ Don’t Change Your
Husband!’
also
- • a comedy
THURSDAY
Theda Bara
in
.
FRIDAY 1
Mary Pickford
“ THE SHE DEVIL”
“ RAGS”
also
a comedy
WEDNESDAY
William S. Hart
TUESDAY
Bryant Wasqbum
in
“ VENUS IN THE
EAST”
also a
. Sunshine Comedy
“ BREED OF MEN’
also a —
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comedy
in
also
a comedy
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Saturday, Tom Mix in “
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FINAL COMMENCE1
MENT EXESCISES
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and Gold."
Dr. McKinnon Leaves
M others’ Day si M. E. C hurch
F rank M cDannel, prom in en t in East} She was a woman of great ability
M em bers of the M ethodist emigre- c™ S ta r circles and a musician a n d , nnd talent intellectually. She had
Rev. J. F.. McKinnon left yester
Ration of this city w ho failed to a t - t r a d e r of nbily died a t her home at f an unusual grasp of all public af- d ay for a m onth’s vacation. While ‘ 1
tend th e special M others’ Day ser <517 Grand a v e n u e -e a rly thfs morn- [ fairs in the s ta te nnd nation, nnd was having recreation he will also have *|
vices on last S unday morning missed Ing; She -had been in poor health conversant on all ■questions before n busy outing. He has engagements
for two years.
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th e le g is la tu re ."
to preach, next Sunday at Summer
a rare treat
Mrs. M cDannel was born in B r y - '
shr
“ musician who had won ville, S. C., the llrst Sunday in June
The preaching service was con
fined to a short talk by the pastor, an. Ohio in 1HG4. and s p en t her girl- distinction in concerts and before a t W estm inster church, Charlotte,
priv ate audiences by her hnn.o N. C., and- the second Sunday in
who spoke 'briefly and interestingly hood there. *In 1892 she was 'm a r - 1
ried
to
Mr.
M
cDannel
and
they
Plny
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nKo n e who could render such Ju n e ut the Second Presbyterian
of M others’...Day, its origin and
immediately
came
to
this
city
where
difficult,
c o m ^ s i t i o n s as S chubert’s church, W ashington, D.< C. He mill
meaning. T he balance of. th e . time
Scronade and Misereri front II Tro- also a tte n d Commencement of Da
they
have
resided
since.
was given over t o a beautiful song
v ato rc on th e stringed in *trum tnt. vidson College as member of the
service by the choir,* which under
T he deceased, when her h e a l t h ! B u t b e tte r th a n ull she wns prehoard of trustees. On his return he
the able direction of J.. I). Parker, perm itted took a n .a c tiv e p a rt in t h e 1
,
em
inently
a
lover
of
her
friends
and
will a tte n d tlie great Laymen's Con
rendered what was considered by
affairs of Abigail chapter. O. E. S.. • h#|, an u n | i m itvd c a p a c i t y * ! o r vention . of -the Southern Presby
many to i>•• one of the best song *• rand was past worthy m atron of the frje n ,iB|,ip.
terian church, Atlanta, June 10-12.
vires heard in -Sanford for many | chapter. She was also active in the^
s h c wa*8 ont. whom it was a demonths.
Mrs. Mettinger. for m an y '
Wpman'rt Club
Her banjo ploying |iR||( , n know . and whose presence
Fire cl
!*. **milh'*
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, and reading have featured num erous
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tin e of God's gentleTlie
departm
ent
was railed to the
iilivv «<f I.t r L t o in tilt* * uh prrj<t'nt .ni<l
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.musiral
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“e n te
“ rtain
" m e n ts
| women, dflicHtely respongive to nil home of A. D. Smith on Wist First
delighted tlie congregation
Surviving the deceased are her t h a t was fine and good, with the dc- street at noon on Monday to nsi hi.
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Mi**
V
,-iliusliand.
wllii is a n Ann Arbor train sin- and the ability to accomplish linguisti a blaze that seemed in a fair
t 'mb r tbe ilirei (ion
an Philips the J u n io rs of tin- Sun dispatcher and one brother, living in great tilings and do the things th a t way to do considerable damage.
' would .count for good and the uplift
Tlie fire, wljich was •<! unknotn
day school gave several recitations Cleveland.
The funeral will tic held at the «•* others.
.
origin started in tiu- attic and quick
a i d a »oitg u lii,h was thoroughly
ox er- house Wednesday afternoon at .1:.’lpm
enjoyed hy ail
Through an oxerAlthough ill health made it-iinpos- ly spread to other parts of the 1ou«r.
sight tin- notice nf tins
service did o'clock and the body will be taken to Hj|,](> for iH.r to realize the longing of It was discovered by neighbors. ho»not appear in last week's Herald Bryan. Ohio, for burial. Rev. F.
D. |lpr" heart, ami although her life was ever. Svud u:i alarm turned in After
with the result - t h a t
many who Draper will officiate:
,.t,t o(T in its prime, still the in line m e considerable ellorl the lire was csticwotild have enjoyed this
rare Miter- Thi* passing of Mrs. M rD unnel
is of her sweet spirit and
tlie remem- guiShed liui not until a damage of
mi tnculculubfe loss to Ownsso and to brance of her stead fast and unwaver- approximately $'-’.'*0 has been «u«lier many friends.
ing friendship will abide.
< tained.
SI. Agnes Guild
T
he
annual
meeting of the St.
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Agnes Guild was held M onday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert L.
festoons of crepe paper in the class Herndon.
colors, purple nnd white.
T he following officers were elected
P rom ptly at 5 o'clock the Seniors for the coming year: President. Mrs.
took their places, with the Freshmen M. M inarik;, vice president; Mrs.
on their left, the Sophomores on Archie B elts: secretary, Miss Lillian
their right and the Juniors directly Shinholser; treasurer. Mrs. W.
in front of them .- It was then the Gwyrin Fo.x.
program was carried otUAfter I he business of the meeting
Miss l^'lu Hutchinson as claw* his was attended to a social hour was
torian was very good.
enjoyed. ■Mrs." Herndon served dain
A glimpse o f-th e future ten years ty refreshment*
hem e. Iiy the rlnss prophteeSs, Miss
Tile next meeting M ’l be belli
l.illian Schwartz. assisteil hy the
May 2.*>th a t ’l h e home of Mrs Karl
n u m b e rs of the Junior Class wits
Burdick.
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splendid.
The Seniors were very generous as
Reception for Visitors
read in the class will by Miss Alyce
T h e Indies of the Methodist church
Ar. des.
entertained ni"*t delightfully I ttesMuch praise should he given the day afternoon hi the church parlors
Seniors by their generous gifts to the m honor of Mend nines I. K. MettinHigh School, namely a one hundred gcr of Jacksonville anti F K Steindollar Liberty Bond and a drinking mt-yer of Live Oak, both former
fountain in the lnrfl of the High members of the Methodist church
S> hool building
In-re
Mestlaiues T hornton. Elder, Spen
Miss Nellie Long then presented
' T he Key to Susccess" of the Se cer and Hagan acted an ImsU-sset*.
Tlie ' liurch parlors were thrown
niors of the J u n io rs, which was gra
ciously accepted by
Miss Atlele i n suite ami ve*y beautifully decoratetl with cut (lowers ami ferns
* Bines, their class president
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Two beautiful quarte ts were sung, ft,r You Lillie Ruth Spencers
Miss Helen Hand gave a tnost de
"A Present for M other-' Mary
lightful IfIt le talk, thanking the " H e Sb-epcth N o t" and “ Love's Old
teachers and all members of both Song" by Mcadamca J. K. Mettinger Helen Kumley
Home S w ee t-H om e Choir
county nnd local hoards and patrons (’. P. Herndon, Geo. Fox ami W. S.
Morgan,
which
were
greatly
enjoyed
Duet.
"Sing Old H ym ns to Me
and friends for their help anil kind
Mr.
Parker,
Mrs. (Maude Herndon
by
all.
,
ness in making their High School
"
M
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M
s
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Jack Igou
Another
feature
of
particular
in
work a success.
Solo, "D ream ing of Home and
terest was reports read by the dele
This was followed by a v,,ng b>
Mrs Mettinger
gates who attended the annual m:*- M o th e r "
the H ig h Scho o l
‘
Tlie
Song
l l n Motiie- Sang”
siouarx meeting lo-ld in Lakeland, ■
|,V Mrs. Kelly, delegate of this Emily Hailey
High School Graduation
church, Mrs. J. I.Aw ton Moon, sec vChorus, " M a k in g M other H a p p y ’’
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T he concluding num ber and like ond vice president of the conference —Junior Girls
History
of
M
others’
Day.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
F.
E.
Steinmeyer.
super
wise the most im p o rta n t one was the
C. W. White.
graduation of the C lass 1919 Tues intendent of publicity ami study.
’Anthem, "H eav e n is My Home"
day evening. This is An c-xceptinnLate in the afternoon the ladies
Choir
- ally large one for a high school and served delicious ice cream and sev-
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PRICES, SERVICE *g
A N D H 0 N E S T -T 0 -G 0 0 D N E S S DEAL-4!
INGS IS JU ST W H A T’S DOING IT; I
We have from the very beginning tried
to give our customers the very best
that their money could-buy. We have
treated them fairly, treated each and
everv one alike and we find it pays.
It was impossible for us to try and estimate the amount of business we could <1°
the first month, but we did set a figure, an amount we would like to do. And we
did it. We more than did it. At the end of the first two weeks we had exceeded
the amount*we had set for the month. At the end of the third week we had
doubled it and at the end of the month we found we had done THREE times the
amount of business we had even hoped for.
Where
Do
You
Buy
Your
Clothes?
We appreciate thii^Tonliilence our
friends have placed in us.. We have
tried our b e s t ' t o please and if you
are not already a cu stom er of ours,
ask the man t h a t, fa, he will toll you
th a t at our place you get an honest
dollnr's' worth, regardless of what
you are or who you are.
If you arc not a cu sto m er of ours
Are you getting value received?
Or did you ever atop to figure
whether y o u ' were or not?
Ju*1
think it over a little, give ua a trial.
and we know th a t you will *t«y
lined up with a atorc t h a t will make
good anything th a t gqea wrong.
atand behind every piece of mer
chandise we f lit out, and ace that
you are aatiafied.
We carry in addition to our Men’s Furnishings, a complete fine of hoisery for the
lady and efiild.
Tile Arrow-head Brand, the best money can buy, will be found
at our place. We have tlje child’s sox, boy’s and misses’ stockings and real sure
enough guaranteed hose for the lady.
WE WANT TO PROVE WHAT WE SAY
GIVE US THE CHANGE
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Sanford hns needs to be justy proud j erul kinds of home
cake
of such u large and splendid class.
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Maine* Masey
Engagement Announced
. Two of Sanford s well known i
The auditorium was hcnulifull)
It IS with m uch interest th at th e , young peop|c were married Sunday .
decorated with festoons of white and
purple crepe paper, pa'ms. ferns and friends of Sanford learn of the cn- night at the Congregational church. I
moss. T h e entire front of the stage gagement and approaching marriage Mr Harley Mnines and Miss Bertha
was hanked with ferns, forming a of Miss Geneva Brooks Cason to Masey. A large num ber of friends
lovely background for the bright and Mr. Jo h n Penh .Tomberlin of Pensa witnessed the ceremony, Rev. Mr.
Brower officiating.
The bride and
happy fares of the Seniors.
cola.
groom
dcparjpd
at
once
for a brief
T
h
e
wedding
will
take
plqce
a
t
the
“ Stars of a S um m er1 N ight” was
beautifully rendered by the class, Methodist- church, June 17th nt four wedding to u r hut will return to
with Miss Anna Mason as accom o’clock in the afternoon. Enterprise. make their home here. T he Herald
joins in the m any congratulations. ’
panist.
This was followed by the Florida.
invocation by Dr. C. DeWi Brower.
Miss Cason is a talented and pop
Song Rerilal Program
Miss Helen Hand then delighted ular young woman, and* has been
the adudtenc* with a piano solo, connected with the work in the . The num bers to be given by Mrs.
which was most artistically rendered- Florida M ethodist Orphanage for Julius Tnkach Friday evfrning a t the
Prof. McKinnon then made a several years. She is a graduate of Congregational church include the
short talk and introduced Mr. T. \V. Stetson •University of Music of 1917J very latest of th e best songs. Here
Lawton, who gave an outline of the and has been very generous with her are the titles: " H a v e ^ ou Seen Him
work th a t had been done by the music • and other talents at E n te r tn F rance?" by Ward Stephens;
school, despite the many interrup prise. It i s , with many regrets th a t " T h e Like O’ Him ,” by John Prindlc
tions and difficulties th a t occurred her friends see her leave this p a rt of Scott; " G o d 's Service Flag,” by
R obert "II. Bowers; " T h e S kylark,"
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this year.
He congratulated the our state.
hy
Alfred M o n at;
a t; ’’£
"Sm ilin' T h ru ,"
schools most highly upon their ef
Mr. Tomberlin is a rising young
ficient work. He then told of the business man of Pensacola, being by A rthur I’cnn; " W h en Pershing's
im provem ents th a t th e county had connected with
T h e Texas Co. of Men go Marching into P icardy," by
wished to add if possible, such as t h a t city in an official way. lliotr m any Jam es II. Rogers; " T h e Dearest
domestic science, manual training, friends to wish them happiness -in Place," by Jo h n II. Wells; " D e OP
Ark 's ' a M overiq’ " by David
Commercial course and departm ent their married life.
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Guion; "Qfreateat Miracle of All," by
of music.
All of these he hoped •
David Guion; "O, Whistle and I ’ll
would be added in time.
G arage C hanges O w ners
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Come to You, . My L ad ," Helen
Miss M ay Thrasher, one of our
Th£ Allen garage located on the Hopekirk; " A -K h a k i L ad," by Flor
most talented musicians rendered a corner of Oak and First streets in tho
ence Aylward.
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piano solo with much feeling and building formerly occupied by the
T he organ num bers of Mrs. F ran
skill.
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Hill Hardware Co., changed hands ces F rye are: "Celecte Aida," from
Prof. M cKinnon th e n introduced this week.
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Verdi's Alda; " T h e Prisoner and the
the speaker of the evening. Prof;
T he new owners are W. D. Driver Nightingale," Necke; and "G host
Farr, vice president of the Univer and Blaine Smith, two young men
S to ry ," Gurlitt.
sity of Florida who made a splendid who hail from T arpon Springs. The
The concert begins at half past
address, his theme being “ Service." new firm nam e will be Driver St
eight.
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A q u antity of machinery,
An announcem ent by Mr. B. F. Smith.
W hitner of the local board was then lathes, etc., is being installed and the
D eath of M rs. F. J. M cD annel
made.
T his was followed by a new firm will he able to handle all
T
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e
following from t h e Owosso
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piano selection by ‘Miaa Izetta Stone. kinds of auto work.
(Mich.)
News will be of interest to
T h e Allen brothers are leaving for
. . Prof. M cKinnon, w ith .a few chos
Sanford
people. Mrs. M cD annel is
en words then presented diplomas to Ipw a where they will be employed
well
known
here where she s p en t
tw enty young women and men, and during the coming sum m er and fall
several
winters.
as
tra
c
to
r
operators
on
a
largo
wheat
certificates to two.
Mrs. M ay M cDannel, .wife of Bit
The concluding num ber of the pro ranch.
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TRADE MARK
r V K A t n C O S fP f'T IT K JN —O e rm a n y tini r r U k e i lo i l v t the tr a d e o f th e allied
• ml associated p o w ers a d e q u a t e eafeiruard* against u n f a i r competition an d tn
p a r t ic u l a r to su p p re ss t h e u»e of falaa
a rapping* and m ark in g * an d on condition
of reciprocity to r e a p e d th a law* and
Judicial decision# of allied a n d BMoclaled
state* In respect of regional appellation*
of wine* an d spirit*.
T RK A TM H N T O P N A T I O N A L B - G e r .
m a n y »hall Impose no ex cep tional taxes
or restriction* upon th e n a tio n als of the
allied and ad ssoclale d s ta ts * fo r it,period
o f five y ears and, unless t h e le ague of n a
tio n s acts, for a n a d d itio n al f l v e y f i r * .
G erm an nationality ahall n o t continue to
a tt a c h to a person w h o ha* become a
n a t i o n a l of a n a l l i e d o r a s s o c ia te d
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Goodrich 375s
with other
FordCarTires
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If you have not used these
husky, de luxe tire s
, for the Ford car, go at
once to a Goodrich dealerand say to him."Giva
me a Goodrich ThreeSeventy-Five.”
Compare it with an or
dinary Ford-size tire,
and you will find it
bigger and burlier 111
every way.
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T h a t e x t r a size m e a n s a
finer looking, e a s ie r
rid in g F o rd 'c a r to b e
gin, a n d n lo n g e r liv ed
c u r a n d tire s in t h e end.
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Though " T h r e c - S e v e n i
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t y . F i v e s ” c o s t n little
m ^ re n t th c o u tse t.b u ilt
to m e e t t h e e s p e c i a l
n eed s of th e F o rd car
and b n n g o u t its k n o w n
v i r t u e s , t h e y so o n r e
v eal a g r e a t e r dollar
eco n o m y ,w h ich m ak es
it t h e b e t t e r b u y ,in the
long r u n .
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Buy Goodrich Tirea
from a Dealer
fp s \
Section Thirteen.
I N T E R N A T I O N A L L A B O R O R G A N I
Z A T IO N —M em ber* of th e Iragtio rtf n a
tion*
a g r e e t o esta b lish a p e r m a n e n t or
^M U L TILA T ER A L
CONVENTION!*—
Borne f o r t y m u l t i l a t e r a l c o n v e n t i o n s a r e g a n is a tio n to pro m o te In te rn a tio n a l a d
r e n e w e d b e tw e e n G e r m a n y a n d t h e a l ju s tm e n t of la b o r conditions, to consist
Section Fifteen. ■
li e d a n d a s s o c i a t e d p o w e r s , h u t sp e c ia l of a n a n n u a l In te rn a tio n a l lab o r co nfer
• M IS C E L L A N E O U S - G e r m a n y ag rees to
c o n d i t i o n s a r c a t t a c h e d to G e r m a n y 's ence and a n I n te rn a tio n a l la b o r office.
r e a d m l s s l o n to s e v e r a l.
T h e fo r m e r la composed o f four r e p reco gnise the full validity of Ihe treaties
r i l E W A I t DEPTH . — A a y s t e m of resen tativ e* o f ea c h s t a te , tw o from the of pence and additional conventions lo be
e l r a r l n g h o u se* Is t o h e c r e a t e d w i t h i n g o vkhinlen t a n d one ea c h fr o m tha em concluded by Ihe allied an d associated
t h r e e m dn tlis. o n e In G e r m a n y a n d o n a ployers an d t h e em ployed; e a c h or them p o w e r s w ith th e powers alllrd w i t h ' G e r
In e a c h a ll ie d a n d a a s o c l a t e d s l a t e may* vote Individually. U will be' a de many, to a g r e e lo the decision* to be
w h i c h a d o p t* t h e p la n f o r t h e p a y m e n t lib erative legislation body. Its* m easu res Itiksn a s to th e territories of A uatrlao f p r e w a r d e b ts . I n c l u d i n g t h o s e a r i s tak in g , th e f o r m of d r a f t c o n v e n tio n s or H u n g a r y , Ilu lgaria an d T u rk e y a n d to
i n g f r o m c o n t r a c t * s u s p e n d e d by th e rec o m m e n d a tio n s fbr legislation, which re co g n ise th e n ew s l a te s In th e fron tiers
w a r f o r t h e s d j u n t p i e n t ° f t h e p ro c e e d s If passed by Iw o -th ird a v o le m u s t be su b to tie fixed for them.
G e rm a n y agree* not to put fo rw ard any
o f t h e li q u i d a t i o n o f e n e m y p r o p e r l y a n d m itted to th e la w - m a k in g a u t h o r i t y In
t h e s e t t l e m e n t o f o t h e r o b lig a tio n * . e v ery s t a t e p a rtic ip a tin g . E a c h go v ern p e c u n ia ry claim s a g a in s t a n y allied or
E N E M Y r i l O P K R T Y . —G e r m a n y s h a l l m e n t m a y e n a c t t h e t e r m s in to law ; sp - a a so clated p o w er signing th e p resent
r e a t y based on ev en ts previous to the
re s to re o r pay for a l t 'p r i v a t e enem y
rove th e principle, b u t m o d ify them to ttu
r n in g Into force of Ihe treaty .
p r o p e r t y a e li c d o r d a m a g e d b y h e r, th e
ocal n eed s; leave th e a c t u a l legislation
G e r m a n y accepts all d ecrees as to
a m o u n t o f d a m a g e s t o b e flxed b y t h e
In ca se of a fe d e r a l a t a t a to local legis G e r m a n s h i p s a m t goods mod* by anym i x e d a r b i t r a l t r i b u n a l . T h e a llie d a n d la tu re s. o r r e j e c t Ih e co n v e n tio n a lto g e th allied o r a s s o ciate d .p ris e cou rt. T h e allies
a s s o c i a t e d M ate* m a y . l i q u i d a t e O e r - e r w ith o u t f u r t h e r obligation.
re s e rv e the right to exam ine alt decision*
rn an • p r i v a t e p r o p e r t y w i t h i n - t h e i r
T h e In t e r n a t io n a l Idbor office la e s
a e r m a n prlxo courts. T h e present
t e r r i t o r i e s a s c o m p e n s a t i o n f o r p r o p tablish ed a t th e se a t of t h e l e a g u e ' o f of
tr
w hich Ihe F re n c h a n d Ilrltlsh
e r t y of t h e i r n a t i o n a l s n o t r e s t o r e d o r n atio n s a n d p a r t of Ita o rg a n isa tio n . R t eexat tsy ,a r oe f both
au thentic, shall be ratified
a i d f o r by G e r m a n y f o r d e b t s owed, Is to collect n p d d is trib u te In fo rm atio n On l a n d , the deposition#
ratifications made
o t h e i r n a t i o n a l s b y G e r m a n n a lab o r th r o u g h o u t th e w orld a n d prepare in P a ri s ns soon nso f possible.
t i o n a l s a n d f o r o t h e r c l a i m s a g a i n s t ag e n d a for th e conference.
T h e tr e a ty Is to tie Como effective
G e r m a n y . G e r m a n y I* to c o m p e n s a t e
publish a periodical In F re n c h In all respects fo r each pow er on the
I t s n a t i o n a l s ro r s u c h lo s s e s n p d to anRd will
E nglish a n d possibly, oilier la n
d e l i v e r w i t h i n s i x m o n t h s a ll d o c u guages. E a c h a t a t a a g re e s to m a k e tn It d a t e of deposition, of II* ratification.
m e n t s r e l a t i n g lo p r o p e r t y h e ld by Its
p re s e n ta t io n to th e co n fe re n c e nn a n
n a tio n a ls In allied a n d a a s o c la te d statea. nfor
u a l rep o rt of m e a s u r e s t a k e n to execute
All w ar le g isla tio n n s to' en em y prop erty accepted
Modem Slavery,
conv entio ns.
r i g h t s and in te rra ts Is confirmed an d all
T h e first m e e t i n g o f t h e c o n f e r e n c e
T h e m Is no lecn| and formal slnvery
c laim s by G e rm a n y n g n ln s t t h e 'a l l i e d nr
w ill t a k e p l a c e In O c to b e r . 191J. at
associated governm ent* for a c ts under
W a s h i n g t o n , t o d i s c u s s t h e e i g h t - h o u r now In afiy.Chriittlnii country. It aurrecep tlo n al w a r m e a s u re s ab andon ed.
d a y n r t S - l i n u r w e e k ; p r e v e n t i o n of vivos In n mild form In most MolmmCON TRA CTS — I’ro w a r c o n tr a c ts be u n e m p l o y m e n t ;
ex ten sio n
and
nptw e e n allied ami asso ciate d nnllon*. cxp lh -atlo n of t h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l c o n v e n aicdnn countffok. The peonage system
coptlng the United s t a t e s . J a p a n an d llrution* a d o p t e d a t H e r n s In 1904 p r o h i b of Latin American countries Is not
* 11. anil G e rm a n riutlonnls. a r c cnn cejnl
i t i n g n i g h t w o r k f o r w o m e n a n d th e
e x cep t for d eb ts for a c c o u n t s a lre a d y tia^ o f w h i t e p h o s p h o r ite In t h e m n n - much (HfTclciit from slavery, but rests
p erform ed, a g re e m e n ts fo r th e t r a n s f e r n f c c l u r e o f m a t c h e s ; a n d t h e e m p l o y upon it different theory. The peon Is
o f prop erty w here th e projierty bad a l m e n t of w o m e n n n d c h i l d r e n a t n i g h t
r e a d y passed, leases of land a n d house*, o r In u n h e a l t h y w o r k , o f w o rd e n b e fo re not suppostsf io In* ouiicd ns property;
co n tr a c t* of m o rtg ag e, pledge or lien, n n d a f t e r C h il d b ir t h . I n c l u d i n g m o d e r he Is supposed to lit* working to pay u
m i n in g concessions, c o n t r a c t s w ith g o v n i t y benefit, n n d o f c h i l d r e n us r e g a r d s
lebt which In- one* the tum-ler.
e r n m e n ts an d In s u ran ce co ntracts.
mini m u m a g e .
Mixed a rb itra l tr ib u n e s shall be es
tablish ed of three inem bets, one chosen
by licrilfhny. one by th e a s s o c ia te d . s l a b s
a n d the th ird by a g re e m e n t, or falling
w h ic h by llm. president of S w ltie rla n d
T h e y shall have Jnrl-allrl hot n o r all die
put* - a - t" rotitrui t* ' i oin lutb <1 l.eleie
th e present peace treaty
IN DU STRIAL n i u l 'E I t T Y R IG IIT P I niltist rial, literary an d a rils tlc proper I >
m e re-established, th e special w a r iiic.ibn re s <d the Hilled and n«*»e|.»led l" i« e i s
a l e f i t l r ' f l and th e right l o i r o - l I"
t n ipose conditions on the use ot G etruan
p a t e n t s an d c opyright* w h en In th e piddle
In te re st
Except ns betw een th e t ’nlletl
H u h , mol ilernim iy p n v t . i r lh . j k ' « m l
r ig h ts ht sue fo| In frin g em en ts art can
Celled
’
Section
N ine.
O l ’ir .M .—T h e co n tr a c tin g pow ers a g ie r
w h e t h e r or not they h a v e signed and
rntUlcd Itie opium isuiventloii of Jatumr>
3
1UIS or signed th e s p e tln l p l o t ...... I
I.p.-III.Till Tile IH gtie In at . ortlmi. e with
l|.Mlllltl..ll- (llh.pt ell h) the II.It.I ......... .
i•it f e I t It. e III m i I t t a i n s t i e sonI toll .
l e t . in.n Into ......... by I n o i s i n g wM h'h 1n, oltl;S nl till I'l .11* the lie. <5--.lt > le g da
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■
I l : t . t < i i n r s MISSIONS T h e allied a n t
assot titled t*'Wei* HjlH'r th a t the pi opef
ties of religious llil»Mn|i« in lerillo rt. - tu
lo u s in g or . . .|. .l to them shall e.iiitluue
|l, tie n worn nil.lei Iiililliil of I he p . n v . i .
Geiinaiiv 11 linote Eng ull i hiittis in their
b eh alf
S e c tio n T e n .
A E l l l A I . N A VI* I ATI* >N A lrernft of
I he allied aloi nsstu lateil pow ers li a t e full
iltaerly of passage an d landing over an d
In G e r m a n territory. e.|iial t r e a t m e n t with
G e r m a n planes ns tq use of li e r m n n a i r
drom e* and with most favored nation
uiiiiies as to In ternal co m m ercial trait),
BEST IN THE
LO N G R U N '
it
iSr
^
zt4 l
lie --
F R E E D O M O F .T R A N S IT . - G e r m a n y
m u s t Krunt freedom of ^ransll th r o u g h
h e r territo ries by mull or w a te r to p e r
sons. goods, ship*, c a rr ia g e s , and mull*
fro m or lo any of (ho allied or a*s<>d a t e d powers, without c u sto m s or tran sit
duties, undue delays, restriction* or dli rtrnlnnlton* honed on natio n ality , mean*
of tr a n s p o rt of plnCa hf enliv or de
p a r l u r r Good* In tra n sit shall he a ss u re d
sit possible* s p e n t of Journey, , e p n la l l>
p e rish a b le , goods
G e rm a n y may .nut
divert train, (tom Its n o rm a l co u ise In
fuv or of her own iransiiorl ro u tes ur
m a i n ta i n "conlxr.il atallu n a ' 111 connection
w ith tia n sin lg ru th in traftlc. Hhe m ay not
e stab lish any tax discrim in ation against
the p o rts yf allied or associate d power*,
m u s t g r a n t the latter * seaport* all file.to rs, an d reduced tariffs g r a n t e d her
'o w n or o th e r natio nals, m id afford the
allied an d ussoetaled p o w ers equ al right*
w ith thosu of her own n a ti o n a ls In her
p o rts a n d w aterw ay s, sa v e t h a t sh a Is
free to open ur close h e r m a r it im e c o a s t
ing trad e.
F R E E Z O N E S IN T O R T S —F re e xoltr*
ex is tin g In G erm an p o rts on A u g u st I.
1 ) 1 1 , m u s t he m a in ta in e d w ith due facili
ties a s lo w arehouse an d packing, without
dlserlm lnntlou, a n d without c h a r g e s e x
c e p t fo r expenses of u d m ln ln tratlo n and
use.
Gootki leaving th e t r e e lories for
consumption In Germany a n d goods
b ro u g h t Into the free to n e s frotq G e r
many sh all tu? subject to tlio o rd in a ry Im
p o rt an d export taxes.
I N T E R N ATI ON AD R I V E R S —T h e Elbe
fr o m th e Junction of the V ltav a, th e Vl
t a v a from I’rague. the Otter from Oppn.
the N leinen from Grodno am i th e D anube
from UUn are declared In tern atio n al, to
g e th e r w ith their connection*. T h e r i
p a r i a n s t a l e s m u s t e n su re good conditions
o f n a v ig a tio n within th eir te r rito rie s u n
less a special organlxulton e x is ts therefor.
O therw ise uppeni m ay be tiad to n special
tr ib u n a l of the league of n a lto n i. w hich
also m a y a rr a n g e for a gcn eru l I n t e r n a
tion al waterw-ays convention.
T h e E lbe a n d Oder a r e to be placed
u n d e r In ternational co m m issions lo m eet
w-llhtn th ree mnnllia.
T H E D A N U U E —T he E u ro p e a n D anu be
com m ission renaaumed Ita p r e w a r pow
ers. b u t fo r th e tim e being w ith r e p r e
s e n t a ti v e s of only G reat U ritaln. -France,
Ita ly a n d R oum anla. T h e u p p er D anu be
ts to be adm inistered by a n ew In t e r n a
tion al commission until a definite a ta t u te
be d r a w n up a t a conference o f - th e p o w
e r s nom in ated by th e allied, a n d a s s o
ciated g o vernm en ts w ithin one y e a r a f t e r
,hT l / K * H l l l N E AND T H E M O B El.D B .-j
T h e R h in e Is placed u n d e r th e c e n tra l
com m ission tn meet a t H lras sb o u rg w ithin
six m o n t h s a fte r the peace a n d to be c o m
posed of fo ur re p r e se n ta tiv e s of F ra n c e ,
w hich shall in addition select the p res i
dent. four of .(jartnstxy, an d tw o ea c h of
G reat Itrttaln. Italy. Helgtum. Swltxerland, a n d the N etherlands.
Section Twelve.
FOB SALE BY
V- • . V
Overland Sales $ Service Co
Sanford, Florida
e-Yj’lg'
1\* >M
R E P A I R W O R K O F A LL KIM
F O R D S
R A H , W A Y S — G e r m a n y In a d d it io n
to inOst f a v o r e d n a t i o n t r e a t m e n t on
h e r r a l i w n y s . a g r e e s to c o - o p e r a t e In
t h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t of t h r o u g h t i c k e t
■e rv l c e a r o r p a s s e n g e r s a n d b a g g a g e ;
to I n k u r a c o m m u n i c a t i o n by r a i l b e
t w e e n t h a allied , a s s o c i a t e d a n d o t h e r
s t a t e a ; to a ll o w c o n a t r u c l l o n o r I m
p r o v e m e n t w i t h i n t w e n t y - f i v e y e a r s of
•u ch lin es as n ecassary a n d to c o n
f o r m h e r r o l l i n g s t o c k to e n a b l a It* I n
c o r p o r a t i o n In t r a i n s o f t h a a ll i e d o r
a a s o c l a t e d Miwera. flhe a l s o a g r e e * to
accep t th e d enunciation of th e G o th ard
a o n v c a G o n i f SwlliexiA &d a n d I t a l y
A
S.PECIALT
a
MOBILOILS andGASOLIN
ACCESSORIES
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NO. 41 — REMEMBER THE No.
MONEY
SAYING
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and Vegetable Crates
Ten Can Buy Frftm Ua at
Wholesale Prices
W rite f a r P rie s List
W. A* Merryday Company
P tliU u, Florida
.
V
Thu Florida Citrus Exchange has completed its tenth year of work for the growers
who are associated with it.
The organization is today stronger and more efficient than ever before, with capacity
for better service to members.
In ever)' department the Exchange now has the best organization of its history, com
posed of men who are loyal to the interests of the producers of citrus fruits.
Sjieculntive marketing agencies have such a large margin of profit that they can afford
higher salaries than the Florida Citrus Exchange will pay its officers and employes.
•
Section Eleven.
■M r •
H o o d —-G o o d y ea r and Fisk
i
T ir e s a n d T u b es
After Ten Years’ Work for Citrus Growers
Stronger and More Efficient Than Ever!
In G s rit tan y
G e r m a n y a g r e e s to jtc ri ip l
a llied
iV rtlllra lc*
of n a t io n a lit y , air
w nrtjilries s or e o m p e l e n r y or lh e n»e n and
I., n p p l ) thfi i niiveiithiii r e l a t i v e to a e ria l
na v i g a tin n i uiu1hided |,e t w een (h e « I lied
an I a . so. lated p e a el s to l o t n a i l a i r . I .it l
ovsw l o r o w n tel r 11*0 v T h e s e ru le * appl>
un til E^ 3 unless l|ertllatl> has sire e hern
ad tlllM ed lo the le agu e o f n a t io n * o r t'l
th e at io v# ciinveiitlnii.
m
“SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS’
Cars Washed and Delivered—We Will Call
for and Deliver Your Car.
r
inch tire.
m-
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assure
C
Z E C H O_
-B L O V A K IA . — T o
C s e e h o - B lo v a k l a a c c e s s t o t h a era. s p e
cial r i g h t s a r c g i v e n h e r b o t h n o r t h
and south.
T o w a rd th a A d ria tic she
la p e r m i t t e d t o r u n h e r o w n t h r o u g h
I r a l n e to F l u m e a n d T r i e s t e . T o t h e
n o r t h G e r m a n y le to l e a s e h e r fo r • •
y e a r s s p a c e s In H a m b u r g a n d B tettln.
th e d e t a i l s to be w o r k e d o u t by a c o m
m is s io n of t h r e e r e p r e s e n t i n g CxechoB lovak la. G e r m a n y a n d G r e a t ll rl ia l n .
T H E K I E L C A N A U — T h a K ie l c a n a l
Is to r e m a i n f r e e a n d o p e n t o w a r a n d
m e r c h a n t s h i p s of a ll n a t i o n s a t p eace
w i t h G e r m a n y , s u b j e c t, g o o d s a n d sh ip s
of a ll s t a l e s a r e t o be t r e a t e d on term *
of a b s o l u t e e q u a l i t y , a n d n o ta x e s to
be Im p o sed b e y o n d t h o s e n e c e s s a r y fo r
u p k e e p a n d I m p r o v e m e n t , f o r whlcl)
G e r m a n y la t o be r e s p o n s i b l e . In case
of v i o l a t i o n o f o r d i s a g r e e m e n t a s - t o
t h o s e p r o v i s io n s , a n y s t a t e m a y a p p e a l
to t h e l e a g u e o f n a ti o n s , a n d m a y d e
m and th e ap p o in tm e n t of a n In lrrn a tl o n a l c o m m is s io n .
F o r p re lim in ary
h r a r l n g of c o m p l a i n t s G e r m a n y s h a ll
e s t a b l i s h a lo c a l a u t h o r i t y a t K iel.__
Section Fourteen.
n f i A J iA N T E E B .—A» a r u a r a n t a a for tha
o
S
df th e Ir ta ty B arm an u rr lto r y
to m
th e w
w est
of utha,
Rhine, to
g e th e r w
iq
p i i ui
w iMiiu*,
-- --------—ith
th e bridgeheads, will be occupied by allied
a n d associate d troop s fo r U y e a r s ’ period
If th e conditions a r e faith fu lly carried out
by G e rm a n y , c e r t a i n , d istricts. Including
th e brid gehead of Cologne* will be e v a c
u a te d a t th e e x p iratio n of five y e a rs ; c e r
t a i n o t h e r dlstrlcte. Including the bridge
h e a d o f Coblenx, an d th e te r r it o r y n earest
t h e R elgtan fro n tier, will be evacu ated
a f t e r ten year* a n d th e rem aind er. In
cluding Ihe brid gehead of Mains, will b t
e v a c u a te d a f t e r H yeare. In case th e {
Interallied re p a r a tio n commission find* .
G ist G e rm a n y h a s failed lo observe Lh#
w hole o r p a r t o f h e r obligations, eith er
d u r i n g the occupation o r a f t e r tha II
•y e a rs h a v e expired, th e w hole o r p a r t
of th e a r e a s specllled will be reoccupled
Im m ediately. I f before th e ex piratio n o f
t h e 15 y e a r s G e rm a n y compiles w ith all
th e tr e a ty und ertak in g s, the occupying
fo rces will be w ith d r a w n Im mediately.
HABTERN
E U R O P E . - All a e r m a n
tr o o p i a t presen t In territo ries to th e ea st
o f t h s new fr o n tie r shall r e t u r n a s soon
a s the allied an d associated g o vern m ents
from
d e e m wise. T h e y a r e to
>» a b s t a in —
all requisitions an d a r s In no w ay to Rite r fe ro w ith m e a s u re s for n a tio n a l d e
ferniMj
n s e ta
en t concerned
tnkgenni by
v j th e g ov ernm
---------_..
' ' :
. . . questions
------ .i— - —d i ningg occupation
All
re g-ard
occupation not
not
tr
e
a
ty
will be regupruv
ld ed fo r by the
re g u
iruvlded
la te d by an ssu bsequ
convention --------o r con,
•ated
u b ent
s t --------------ventlon* which will h ave s im ila r force
a n d e ff e c t
I
As a matter of figures and
measurements, it i9 an
inch bigger on the cir
cumference, and much
thickerin the cross 9ection-that is, a 3 l x 3 ) i
itt
OFHCIAL SUMMARY
OF PEACE TREATY
HUNS ARE TO SIGN
T nfl itm jw H H iy _tt-T*W O T»
jneVrtuRlona a s to tb e tr a n s p o r t or
of
tro o p s a n d suit p iles an d Ih e e s ta b lis h
m en t o f p o s ta l an d ta la r r a p h lo service,
i provided.-
rr
MAY:
.
*
*
Yet the splendid aims and inspiring purposes of the Exchange are such that it always
has been and still is able to engage lire services of thoroughly, competent, efficient and
loyal men.
w
v ...
Employes unable to make their performance }n harmony with the high ideals of the
organization soon eliminate themselves to give way to others who can put the prosperity
pf the citrus industry of Florida above personal gain.
The Florida Citrus Exchange Is Controlled
and Operated By Growers tor Mutual Benefit
Every citrus grower who markets his fruit
through the Exchahgc has the tame voice aa any
other member in its management.
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That a grower may have but a few acres of
grove gives him no less participation in deter
mining the policies of the organization.
The Florida Citrus Exchange is of4 for and by
the grower* who believe that, with their fellow
producer* of citrus fruits, they are completely
papable off marketing their own product
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The Exchange has been succeasful in securing
for it* members prices enough higher than could
be obtained through oilier marketing agencie*
to more than cover the entire operating cost of
the organization.
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Due to the growing knowledge of the fact
that this is true, during the season just ending
the Florida Citrus Exchange has handled a pro
portion of the total crop of the state almost on©*
third great^f than in any preceding year*.
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Join the Exchange now and take part in the annual
election of director* and officers of your local axto*
eialion. For more detailed information write, phone
or call on
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L. A . H A K E S , M a n a g e r
Orange County Citrus
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"El e v e n
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FRIDAY MAY
FRIDAY MAY
THE 16TH
THE 1GTII
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We have decided to discontinue our lines of Men’s Furnishings and Men s, Womens
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e P ric e s
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MEN’S DRESS SHOES
AND OXFORDS
$8.50 and $0.00 values
$8.00 value...
$7.50 value
$0.50 value......
$5.5,0 value
$*1.50 value . .
One lot of Men’s Dross Shoes
in black vici and patent leather,
sizes 8 to 11*, regular 411
$4.00 value
MEN’S SOLID LEATHER
WORK SHOES
5.50 value, hlack and tan
4.25
4.50 value, black and tan
3.25
3.00 value .......
2.10
Onb lot of Boys’ Work and
Dress Shoes. Good values. Sizes
12 to 5
Regular
$3.00 shoe. __ ..
$1.50
Canvas Leather and Rubber
Bottom Shoes and Oxfords for Men:
$4.00 value in white and Palm
Beach on English and
and straight last.
$2.95
$2.75 value rubber (PO 1 A
and leather bottoms.........tp ^ i» ± v
$2.00 value (J-Iood Rubber
bottom) canvas Shoes (P I O ff
All sizes.........................
1.25 value.......................................90
1.00 value........... ........................... 65
Men’s Leather Belts A f \ p
in white, tan and black at
Ladies’ Dress Shoes and Ox
fords in black, African brown and
white. Some with Louis heels,
others with low walking heel. The
new spring styles.
7.00 value
5,30
0.00 value
4.30
3.00 value
3.G0
3.00 value
2.10
One lot of Ladies’ brown can
vas rubber bottom Shoes, with loath
er trimmings. A good Shoe for walk
ing and rough wear. Low heel.
Regular $2.25 seller,
closing out
$1.45
Men’s genuine light weight
Panama Hats, a $0.00 to $8.00 seller.
While they bust these
are offered at
$4.30
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nm .D H K N ’S SHOES AND
OXFORDSi
Black kid button Shoes
1.15
White canvas with strap v
1.6Q
The well known line of SkulTer
Shoe^, Oxford and strap {tumps in
tan and hlack a very (P i Q /r
popular Shoe
M isses' black and brovym lace
Oxfords, Goodyear welt, .light sole
in sizes 12 to 2, regular $4.25 value.
Closing out price for (PQ a n
these Shoes
yO .A rfU
Small Boys’ and Children’s 2piece Porous Knit Undtfrwear, the piece
15c
Small Boys’ Balhriggan
Union Suits at
fT Q ^
tl O C
Boys’ 2-piece Bathing Suits, in
navy blue with white trimmings, a
snap, closing out price, per Q P ^
•suit..: ‘ -....... O tJ L
Genuine Bangkok
light weight Hats
The President, and Kady 75c
Suspenders, regular and \ pTQ~
extra length, going at......... D O L
Yachting style stiff ( P i pTA
straws, $2.25 value....... «P
One lot of Men’s felt Hats, all
colors and sizes, and a ( P i Apr
rood value. Going at ...
We have every style imaginable
t he quarter sizes too.
Also our 35c Soft C’ol-
The new spring style Shirts, in
Madras, Silk and Linen and All Silk
in all sizes, going in this sale at clos
ing out prices.
1.50
2.00
2.50
3.00
4.00
5.00
0.00
value
$1.20
value ...
1.45
value .•............
1.85
value............................!... 2.20
value ... ... .....;..,
.... 2.95
value
........................ 3.90
value
4.40
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And the old reliable bhie chambrey Work Shirt while they f7fr _
last....:............. ..................... I t l C
(P4 Q A
Imitation Panama Hats with
plain black and fancy (PO Apr
bands, 4.00 value..........
MEN, LOOK AT THIS!
The well known Barker Brand
irs, best ( ’ollaron the market for
doing in this sale aL 1 r „
Sbal Pax Union Suits
Regular $1.73 seller.:
(P-| a e
tpA»*±D
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Men’s Silk and Liglc Thread
Socks ia all colors, good • Q A ^ A
quality............... ............ O U C u p
$1.50 Nainsobk Union Suits,'
sizes 34 to 46 going in (P I O A
this'sale
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Men’s work Socks in all
colors....................;...............
Men’s 50c and* G5c wash *
Men’s silk Ties
Men’s 2 Piece Nainsook
Underwear, 75c value.........
42c
42c and up
Balhriggan Shirts and
Drawers, the garment.....
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N o w is th e tim e to b uy th a t fillin g in s h o e o r s h ir t th a t
y o u a re t e m p o r a r y o u t o f . W e have all sizes and can s a v e yp u
Remember the Date, Friday, May 16th at 9:00 A. M.
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By V. E. Douglass, D. C.
Attest:
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E. A. Douglass, Clerk.
J, D. Hood addressed tB4 board in
reference to road through his land on
the west side of Sanford, proposed
road to be on Section line between
Sections 2 6 ;»nd 27, Tp. 19 S, It. HO
East.
Motion of C. W. Kntztningor, sec
onded by O. P. SwopiH an d carried
clerk is instructed to notify J. J.
Dickinson to. tak e no fu r th e r action
in reference to o p e n in g , this road
through the Hood land.
Alex. Foster addressed the board
in reference to ditching on Cameron
and Geneva avenues. No action.
Chas. H um phrey addressed the
board in reference to the building of
two more dip vhts, by th e county,
und uflcr discussion no action was
taken at this time.
Bids for building the concrete
a b u tm en ts on th e Oviedo road were'
here opened and the bid of G. W.
Venable being the only bid, and it
not b e in g 's a tis fa c to ry oh motion o(
C. W. Kntzminger, seconded by E.
if. Kilbee, and carried, th e bid of
G. W. Venable is hereby rejected.
. Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded
by E. H. Kilbee and carried, O. P.
Swope and C. W, E ntzm inger are
hereby, authorized to make necessary «
repairs tin a b u tm e n ts and bridges on
theJQvicdn road, cost not to exceed:
$.1(10.00 .
C hain
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•Just fu iy \ m inute, look ut th e tiie p ro p o sitio n from out
afidpoint.
M. S- Nelson addresaeibiihe board
and filed petition in reference to
G E O R G E A. S C O TT
New General Sales M anager of-lbe
Florida ClirusTiichnnge
Wo-fire In th e tire !)u\Kjer,n here; to stay. W e can remain
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: o n ly so lonif aa \\re picasc our custom ers.
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.i pays us to handle good tires—United
m ail hood,
successful wurk d u r i n g h is ebtineetion
We know United
T hat's why i
B & 0 MOTOR COMPANY
OVERLAND SALES & SERVICE COMPANY
PH ILIP W. ROBERTS—MIM&
by (' V ' Kntzminger und carried.
U. II Lynch is hereby appointed
county livu stock inspector to suc
ceed \\
S Harol. salary to tm
Cxi im ;>i r irumth. In- tn fumi.-li Ins
own cunUcy a nee
d is so ordered that the em ploym ent
nf Fred T. Williams, be and the same
!s hereby approved a n d confirmed;
He it fu rth e r resolved, that the re
port of the committee and the plans,
spt i ihc.it ions and profiles filed with
l Li- board m said report be and tiie
•I II Huddleston and the o th e r
members of the drailing* . on,nut tee
for Jessup Drainage l l i s t i n t , here ado] 11 I
made report in reference to Jessup
Be It further resolved that the
Drainage District.
clerk of this board lie and he Is here
I fie fcilfewing rcselui op was ullpf- by instructed to advertise once a
i d by Commissioner (). P. Swope week for three weeks in u newspaper
and duly seconded by Commissioner
published in Seminole county, Fla.,
I.. P. H agan, and this was a d o p ted :
for bids for the consturction of said
Whereas, thh com m ittee b e te lo- ditches, drains or canals, said bids to
foie appo in ted by this board in rela
tion to th e Jessup Drainage District Ik* received on Tuesday, June 3rd,
have reported to this board* th a t 1919, being the next regular meeting
they em ployed Fred T. Williams, a of this board.
igtmtion of Highway No. 3 as al
ready made, and that this hoard
lu'iuiiint the S ta te Highway Cum**
ti > smio with tin- actual fact-, sur
rounding tin- cir ii'utloii of tin- said
petition, and in view of the fact that
it num ber of the signers of such pi-tiI tion have publicly stated that they
knew nut the true i/nport of the pt-liJ-tion when same was signed, that the
■said commission disregard the said
petition in any deliberations they
■may have regarding the said high* ay.
Bond oi M S. Nelson !" carry
ti rearms was approved and license
ordered issued.
Motion of t). P Swope and sec
onded x by’ J
W. #Enizminger and
j carried, clerk *is instructed to lufn
o \e r to S; O. Shinholser e.tough
\V. K. Stam ps to pay his bill for the
m onth.
oi saiin- and employ l-red I Wil
I tuiins to make plans and s| ecificuMotion of ( W. Kntzminger, sec
t tons.
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onded by L. P. H agan and carried,
Report of Fred T. Williams, 'in clerk is in structed to employ the
reference to the condition of the U’u- necessary' help to move in to the new
kiwa river bridge, tiled and read, and court house.
on motion of (). P. Swope, seconded
by (' W, Kntzminger and carried,
m atter is referred to L P Hagan to
lake up with the Lake county board
of county commissioners ,md report,
and clerk is instructed to advertise
fur bids for tem porary repairs on this
bridge.
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Motion of f . W. E nu m in g er, sec
onded by* 0 . P.. Swope and carried,
clerk is in structed to write to. A. C.
L. It. U. Co., t o m ake repairs on
crossings at Beck Hamm ock,
Motion of L. P. Hagan and sec
onded by O. P. Swope and carried,
Resignation of W. S. Hand was
carried and on motion of L. P. H a
g an, seconded by O. P. Swope and
carried, same is hereby accepted.
Motion bf O. P. Swope, seconded
o f about 40 acres of good land
Frontage on tw o lakes, 3 1-2. m iles from San
ford, paved road, 12 room house with cellar and cistern.
About 400 fruit trees
Orange, Grapefruit, Tangerine, Pear, Plum and Guava, also 5 Paper Shell Pecan
trees.*
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T H E SANFORD .HERALD
next regular
regmar mt-eiing
meeting J u n e 3rd,
* l9 successful bidder to accept fn
t payment the tr u c k .n o w owned
jjy the county.
Report ■* « M li several c o u n ty of«4d»l* received, read and o r d e r e d
r filed.
Warrants paid during th e m onth
\pril " e re ordered cancelled.
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The following bills as a u d ite d by
, he clerk and approved by this
jnard v e « ordered paid.
General Fund
...........$ 100.00
U C. Dll Hose
.......... 125.00
£ \ . Douglass
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a o .o o
Dr. J. T. Denton
. j j. Dickinson . . ...... .............
60.00
50.00
frank Harris
20.00
II. C. Du Hose ...............
25.00
Mrs. L. C. G l i s s o n ........... - 05.00
W, C. Williamson---- ---------jj j t W. H. Drew C o . ............ 101.75
75.43
£
Douglass
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• Gf£>- D. B arn a rd S ta tio n
40.25
ary Co
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15.85
Hill Hardware C o........ - ..........
2.20
Hill Hardware Co.
22.60
So. Bell T. & T. C o ....... .......
*Cel?rrAvc. S t ore......... —
85. 29
W. C. Williamson
E. A. Osteon
So. Utilities Co.
W. S. Hand
C. M. Berry
Jno. D. Jinkins
D. E. H art
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N. C. Jacobs
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Western Union Tel. Co
T he Sanford Press
L. It. Philips & Co.
Herald Printing Co:
O. P. S w o p e .........
Dr. Jj.T . D e n t o n ....
A. Vaughan
S. F. Doudney'
Cates C ri\te.£o.
Dr. J, N. Toltlr
D. II. Hooker
A. A. Moran
E. A. Douglhss
L. A. B rom ley
L.* P. Hagan-.
C. W. Entzm inger .
O. d*. Swops
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E. H .rKilb»i;
E. E. Brady '
L. P, Hagan.
C. W. Entzm inger
v 2 18.2,3
16.00
16.66
98.50
503.97
5(1.66
19.25
1.18
21.00
Schelle Maincs
Cords Will He Published Un* Schelle M nines
ji t I his Heading At 1 lie Itate Of $7.70 E. Jp, Brady
P»- Year .
_____________ E. A. Douglas*
T. G. Holloway
A. II. Stil.-,*
L. G. Stringfellow
LAWYER
E. F. Houahoider
E. E. Bratlv
lllficl: IN Till: fOL'IlT HOUSE
SCJ1ELLE MAINES
By CHARLOTTE LONQ.
100.00
05.00
4^8 5
15.00
56.66
56.66
49.42
8.80
8.00
12.00
14.80
12.80
1 2.00
84.00
H
4 84.00
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i r ’:r.bo
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18.50
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6 80
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“yon ought to be n«dinmed! Yob
haven’t, taken one hit of Inlerest In
anything since John Stevens went
I'wny ten ycura ago. •Then you wOre
the belle of the town. Margaret, mill
now at thirty-two look a t you! Bu|>poslng he should entiie hark suddenly;
tin yoil think lie would he pleased with
the.present appenrauee of the girl ho
used to ’know*?""Mnrjy yoii’cc my sister; I suppose
y o u ,have a right to say such things,"
returned ’M argaret wearily, ullhnttgh
the bright color flamed In the usually
pah* cheeks.. "John, nnd I loved eaeit
other, nntl if only I knew what sent
him away without a word—" "Don’t
*ny any .more nlmut it,1’ lirojco in
Mary. “ 1 know It’s been hard, hut you
haven’t done a th ln g ’tn make It easier.
You must begin now to put the past
behind yon. Come down l«i the church
tonight—there’ll a fair, you know—mid
help me In the apron booth.
Wear
something besides id ark and gray—mul
n smite, Jtm; mid now I warn you. i f !
you fall to conn* I slmii’t trouble >"U
again for a long time,"
Mary hustled out rather noisily leav
ing .Margaret ninth* with her thoughts.
Her sister's.w ords had slung, and reWnliilent burned In h er breast.*
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DUPONT,
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W AVERLY HOTEL
o n t r a c t o r s
81.48
.162.85
Choosing ij simple while dress ofsoft, clluglug material, she looked very
lovely ns she adjusted I he last fold;
SANFORD - • FLORIDA
Total
S tss.G-T hut the pink In her checks erlei) aloud
t a a E B O D K C T G E E a asero cas?
for a touch of blue, opening a bureau
Itua-I .V Bridge .I'mul
sin* deftly fnsldoiieil a girdle for
tHO\1 i*r I MMhT WILSON
her slim walBl, nnd with a pink rose
i:. m t I U .'iON l io i sllo l.ln r.u Allen Allman
A K. Mu -hell
idin le d fiv.-h from the rose vim* out
S. H. W i» hD
side lo-r window, she made her way t o
the church.
Dlvesied of her wrap,
J . W. Flyni
LAWYERS
Mary came rushing towards her.
I E. A I)c»uglas*
".Margaret, Is |i yon!" she exclaimed.
L l a n d * Hi!! 1f *r.1 *\,ir. <’u
Sinfoftl
"Vmi look like a dream .” Soon they j
Hill liUinh*," C i,
wen*
stationed behind n nutssof nprcipt !
{The Texas Co
of at] sizes me! deserlptimis'. and M ar
Mrs 1^11 ,.\!|s„ '
garet was soon htisy. amj Intemstei],
K s n w u.i.r. n.Diiii> \*
l .1. S, Dinkel
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Miijr it 11m; an H1111***t*»
t.ni. I’rvK ■llllj n Klruii ;*t on tered the
ittio.t'l J lr k r t uffic^v In building, m i - Igou & I g i a
18.60 church vi*t*try
Aliim> l ils Knoll 1IH
. • t *rtilng, All m o d e r n Iniprot eracnl*.
IMir *,
| Cardin & Leonard
167.11 Mnrgnret lilld ram:lit Kinht
dm,
prr»afx, s I ufl to SI,AO; h to per -11•. jrj.Ufi
W1■' lo
180.00 Mnry mid get! ln*r iiii*I Ntiid:
“ 1.1 o k !
IJ Vi Ualh SI.50, f 2.00; two people J2.50 i G. M Wynn
Hi
I I It I N K T E A l t C K . Crop.
1.95 Mnrgtir**!, tin*re Is Mark Alalia •v\ N.
C M Wynn
1'iMir f.'l32.00 11.-‘m In'i'ti 11Hf y f**r yi ars.
(j M Waits
8ji i Imv ! ho ii ink*i Kli-k. 11UW ill term lieil
J. M Jacobs
be om-e was to marry ynu- " Here u
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FLORIDA Wight Grocery Co
nistom er claimed Mary’s ntieni Ion.
E u r o p e a n Plan
J. M. Jacobs
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much to Margaret’s relief.
H i jntl f t l d r u n n i n g » « t r r In p a c N r o o m
|j*>r. i .single $| And Jip, Ilntibfr fl.jl) u (J.bam pion Supply C,
Sure enough. It was Murk—ho wns
Hnutu anil halli f 2.00 and up.
i II & O. Motor Co
vi r t' Mf
S l n g l r S 7 . tu S 5 ,
coming towards her now. * After ,n
V\ . . U* D d u l i l r f <J to | I 2 .
W. E. Hawkins
hand-shake nnd a brief conversation
In hfArt of i h c a t r r a n d ft hopplng d U t r l r t
Ma i n A A da r n ^ Hi r r e I n
S. E. Mathers
with the two sisters, lie disappeared;
hut when the evening was over and
A. W. More men
Mary anti .Margaret were ready to go
G. W. S p e n c e r........
NEW ST . J A M E S H O T E L
’home, they were surprised to (1ml him
Fred
T.
WiUiunjs
Jacksonville,
Florida
waiting outside the door.
ttm* Iln lf Illu rk from ll,n d
Jus. A. Johnson
( onrrrt* In llr m m ln f I’j i k
“ I have something to say to you,
C ou n ty of Lake
I' m . J u lU a m l Mnnrm* .Him
Margaret,"
tie said In a low tone, “ t
Pot and Cold Huniung Water in
E. II Kill.ee
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c t i o n to M a r y 's hearing It.
I'A1ry Hoorn Stenm Heat
I. I’ i Li gan
I will tell you as we w alk hack over tho
J M. HATES
F o il
ApKM,
C W. E n t /.m>tiger
old road where years ago we nil
3 N.nli romped and played together oil o u r 1
O. I’. Swope
8.00 Way .'<• school. You would nlwuyH let
L. A. Bromley
me carry your hooks, -Margaret, when
We.
• T o ta l. ...... ,......... $1192:58 John wasn't there," he said, as they
Still Have Good
There being no further business Started forth, "nnd the Idea got stuck
hoards
utanda" djourned In meet In my boyish brain Hint If he wnsrft
Envelopes at
again at their next reg'ilur^meetmg around lit all I might always have the
5c a I*ltg.
I pleasure of serving the Utile girl of my
June 3 rd , Hi I 9.
choice.
Thai Idea grew with the
I years, and while outwardly Jalin and I
s e e m e d friends, tm one knows how I
T h e ir So u p and Coffee.
Oflire Supply Dept.
longed for a ejear 11**1,1 In which to
A
si.Idler.
In
writing
home
from
I’Hone I IN
Sanford, Florida
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France, statist (hut lie was unable to press my suit with you,
"It was the winter that John's uncle
mention tin* name of tie* river that
rout-sed through Id- sector because If In the West came home for a visit that
the missive fell Into enemy hands It I lost all hope and began to get mor
I could see the love growing
would furnish valuable Information on bid.
the source of supply of the soup anti stendlly between you two. nml my j
heart was its ley In those days ns the
rofTeo.—Chicago Tribune.
frozen millpond where we used to
skate. I was walking home one e v e - ;
ping when John Overtook me. ‘Hello 1
Largest and oldest seed
Race of Don* Buildera.
Mark,' he said, 'Ilmv would you like
house in state.
The Trlsli from time immemorial have tol» go
go West on short notice with Uncle
We can supply your been boat builders, nllliotigh the \yest IRlij* Ills uncle had received n tele
needs.
Write fer mtn- coast mackerel llshernien. or the hako gram ealUag hlm hnek a t mice, nml he
coast to the smith, or the haddock fish
logue. . Information on any eries o’ii the southeast must In* visited wipitetl Kume young mnn to go along
with hint. John bail refused to con
crop free.
to understand the real Ingenuity of the sider guliig-^you tu n guess why. Ho
IrMi native Imnt, tntllder. In n large was on his way then tn you. Marga
way Belfast represents the high-devel ret. Then nml there I plnyetl my Inst
Jacksonville, Florida
opment of the shipbuilding Indus’lry*.
curd. 'No,* ! told him. ‘I don’t ’cure
to go West nt present. Margaret hns
promised to jnnrry me, nnd our plans
for the filiale are still unsettled.' John
was ton holiest to suspect.deceit In nu ,
IC. O . P A I N T E i q F E R T I L I Z E R C O M P A N Y
old friend. With white lips he asked, I
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JA C K SO N V ILLE. FLORIDA
•is that true. MarkV nntl. when I nsFerlllDers, Insecticides, S p ray e rs, Poultry Supplies
sured him that It was, he simply said, |
Tor thirjy
we have been m anufacturing fertilizers in this
'(tood-hy, old rlmp, •and the best of
Stal.* wo h av e satisfied customers* in every county in Florida
luck to you both. I go West tonight
Write far L ate st.P ric e List
Prices alw ays in line with q u a l i t y
with my Uncle Bill.’
I tried hard
J- E. S P U R L IN G . Local Agent, SA N F O R D , FLA.
enough to win you n fte r that, Mnrgnret, hilt I urn glad nmv Hint I failed,
nml nt Hits lute hour I tun trying to
mnke wlmt repartition I ran.' Before
John stilled Tor Franco t told him nil,
mid when ho comes hack he'll romn '
straight to you. li e hns never censed.'
to love v o u ; nor hnve I—It hns been
my punishment." He turned abruptly
mul was gone,
Mnrgnret was weeping softly In. her
own little home wfien h e r sltpor Anal
ly hade her good-nlgti/, but they were i
tenrs of Joy. In her h ea rt she felt glnd. j
a re ,typified In
Womanlike, she wns already planning ^
n wonderful new wardrobe In which'|
blnck nntl gray hnd no p a r t Throw- ;
Ing open h e r Bhuttcrs the next morning
* * she looked out upon n world which
seemed to he all blue akyfgolden sunshine nnd pink roses,
’Behind the
clouds,’ nt lust," she thought happily
WIGHT GROCERY CO.,
to herself ns she rested two plump
arm s on the window kill and watched
Sanford, Fla.
for • moment tho humming birds flit
)
//////////,
ting la and oul
WWWWYlow.
Allantic Hotel
T p ^ C
r o s s
\Fitli a crew of 25 or more tie choppers can make good money on our location. . Camps
on railroad, £ h trt haul. We will supply teams and tents if desired. Write or wire quick
tC o py rlgtit, 1919, l»y tl<« McClure N e w s p a
p e r 8 y n itlcatc.)
1.75 " B e still, end h e a r t , nml cease re p i n in g ;
B ehind lho clouds Is t h e sun still s h i n in g ."
112.15
Tims spoke a voice rather severely In
34.00
- -5.00 Mnrgaret’fi-onr. "Renlly,” It coMIhtled,
j BUSINESS CARDS | | T ~
O ne In c h
BEHIND THE CLOUDS
100.00
Total
$2553.71
Fine & Forfeiture Fund
• • • • • J Schclle .Matties
..........
$ 50.0(1
65.09
15.00
*
5 s I-*• In ISr*u!> >
.43.80
0
ug
.
*
51
Big Increase in Fisk Sales Du; t o
Fisk Durability and Value
|ji
[i/J O T O R IS T S today arc buying tires on the basis of actual results.
H ere is a condition that is leudinj* to a great dem and for Fisk Tire*
for Fisk visib le value stands out today in terms o f greater m ileage,
longer life, m ore distinctive appearance and g reater’tire econom y.
Ini CV|
every
e of
Cr V lin
*'n.e
and shoulder* above
tires, and they k n o w
i
husii
|n,9'ness
fhcro is alw ays o n e product that stands out head
the average. L xpcricneod motorists k n o w the difference n
the superior m ileage and w e a r delivered by Fisk T ires.
Y o u ’ll like tlyj typ e o f dealers w h o sp ecia lize in Fisk T i r c s - a l c r t , foreseeing
men w h o know com p a ra tiv e values in tires, and w h o k n ow that success com es to
th o se w h o servo th eir public.
iri
T h e Fisk dealers in this co m m u n ity have a m essage for y ou.
N ext tim e — Buy Fisk
•
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
‘
’,<<: j
HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY
-j g
F. A. Marlin Seed Co.
Purity1
1
Economy
& Efficiency
RISING SUN
\
Ufl!
Al/O U can't helpxutting loose joy'us
* remarks every time you flush your
smokespot with Prince Albert—it hits
you so fair and square. It’s a scuttle full o f jimmy
pipe and cigarette, makin’s sunshine and as satisfy
ing os it is delightful every hour of the twenty-four 1
It’s never too late to hop into the Prince Albert pleasurepasture I For, P. A. is trigger-ready to give you more
tobacco fun than you ever had in your sm okecareer.
That*a b eca u se i t ha s tho quality, '
Cmn M I
R .J . K trnaM t
Tobacco Co.
FLOUR
as you kriow Prince Albert you'll write it down
that P . A. d id n o t bite yoilr tongue or parch your throat.
A nd, i t n e v e r w illl For, our.exclusive patented process
cuts out bite and parch. T ry it for w hat nils y o u r tongue!
it means nutritious
palatable and easily digestible.
T °ppy rm* k q r*. tid y r*d tin t, ftimtfrnma p o a n d m l h a lf poom f tin
-■
’
\thai
mm
.• *..
L ____
�PAGE FOURTEEN
THE SANFORD HERALD
DESCRIPTIO N OK
LAND
Notion it h r r r b y given t h o t t h e following desc ribed land*, pr i n m uch th ereof aa
will be necessary In p a y the a m o u n t d u e for the t a i n heroin *et opposite to th e t a m e ,
t o g e t h e r with th e ooeta ol eurh tale a n d a d v ertising, will be told at public auction on M o n
d a y , t h e Second d a y of .June, A. I>. 1919, a t the hour of 1! o'clock, noon. a t. t h e r o u r t
h o u i t d o o r. In the C ity up Sanford, C o u n t y of Seminole, a n d S ta te of Florida.
»
J N O . 11. JIN K 1 N M .
Amount nf
T a u r, and
(?C*tjl
M r a . S . S . P o tter
N W *a
N M ol S E t* nl 8 W H
H 121 y d s J N E 1, o f N i
E M til EM. ol N W ‘t ..
and
W U ol \
i N W ) , of N E W
S M ol S K ' i o l - N E ' , of
S E U of N W ».t
IIrg 5 r h E of N W n , r of
R u n S 20 ch B
2 <>‘gh W 5 r h
B e g N E c o r of Lot 1 n
In .
.
It u n N 389 ft \V
S 389 ft B 32.3 ft
HI. J u i r p h aa i t r r i
N i i L o t ' 32 , S3. Jo aeph
Heg 495 ft N of 8 W cor
33 r u n N HO I t K
S SO ft W ISO
M rt. I.. W
U n know n.
Halcomc
2
'
H. II. Eldri dge----
. —
1st Rook No, I, P a g r 111. Se m inole C ount) R crunl*
J . M. t i g l e a b y . , , .
II. I- Perkin* .„
___L,
N l J U I u r k I T ier 7 S anford
Lota I a n d 2 Rlock 2 T ie r 9
Sanford
____
"Lot I Block 3 T r I S anford
„
An U nnum bered" Lot lying be*
tween I a n d 3 Rlock 3
T ier I Hanlon!
Lot .il lllock 3 T ie r 2 Sanford
S 21 ft Lot 12 Block 3 T r 2
Sanford
W M Lot f lllork .1 T ier 3
_ _S_anfur>l
— ---------
A. Bobbin*
E . J. T a y l o r
U n k now n...
•
Unknow n
Albert (jultatilk
•
U nknow n .................
U
A Colunlcation ( V * t r l r r y P la n ta tio n a* Uncorded In Plal Rook No. t
P a g e I 2 >> S e m i n o l e Count y Hi c ur d*
U n k n o w n . . . . __
Surve y of an Atldltl
S e m in o le County It,
U nk n o w n
Unknown
U nkn o w n
■*- --------—
*
—
'
■
- t l ulraouin
A* D* H l r n t lf o r d ’a Addition In Hanfurd a* R e co rd e d In P in t Ilook No. I
Seminole County Record*
Lot* 6 a n d 7 S te n tlf o r d 'a Add
. to S a n f o r d . . ___
Unknown
Lot 8 S l e n ll f o r d 'i
Add to
Sa n fo rd
.' .
___
Lot i n S t e n tl f o r d ’a Add to Han*
fold
,
N orm an Sutton
l e t 12 Stentlford’a Arid in Sari*
lord
,
Unknown
Lot* 1.1 anil I I S t e n ti f o r d ’* \ d d
to S a n fo td
Lot 20 s t e r u l f o n l ’n 3d I t o Sail*
A. D. S m ith
Itufu* S h e p p a r d .
M r * . H . O. ShtnhoWer
J . L. Milter....................
. -
Lot 6 fli,.| N 1j 7 Work 5 T r 3
Sanford
Lot *J W ork 6 T r 3 Sanford.
S 12 It Lot 12 a n d All I I ill**
heg SK C or L ot 13 R u n
N 62 ft W 26 fj S 22 ft
3 •!■! i . Sa ford
Si m i l o r d ' * Add t o S a n
ford
It 1 Thr»*her
A l>’. I 'a r il .h
•
J . W. W hite t.’i t a l r
t ir o . T urner..,
• a n d J a f th e T own o f teoldvli
S e m in o le C o u n ty Record*
A. It. * h a p r t .l l ’MS o h d l» I* lo n o f W o rk
a , l f r r . t r i l r d In P lal llon k .No. t.- P a j
. b amt 19 W ork fi Chap-
Mar.v S. liickln-*
M k . T . E. Crlggal
l.i,t 5 W ork 7 T« 3 S a n f o r d
J.ot 8 W ork 7 Tr I Hartford
l . o t i W ork * Tjr I S a n f o r d
S.ol 5 Ilf,, 1 * T r I Sanford
l.-.t u |i|...*k * T r I S a n f - r d
l.ot 6 Work r, Tr * Sunfoid
L..t 1 W .A to J t ' i * i, 'or.
Lota I and ;! RH, k III ‘1
Sanfnr I*
Rlock r rs T r 1 • r: ti f-i*r !'
Wm L 1 t T, ■. Safif*.i .1
'< *■ t I', It, L U J r F.
Virgil C lair______
.
inaon’a Survey..... ..........
r, known,
« t 5 . lllock 3 T r n Sanford
.J.uta 1,1 and
S anford
Lota 1 and ft W o rk I T ie r 3
*
Sanford
__
Lot I W o rk I T r 6 Sanford
Lot* I and 2 W o rk i T ie r 7
Sanford
■
D. I*. T h r a t h e r .
Lot 7 lllork 3 T r 6
iwph
_
• * R e c o r d e d In Plal Honk No. I, P a g r a 36 to Gi a n d II
13, 116 a n d 117, Hrm lnolr; County Record*
J, L TT . C ha m be rlain
D. J. L a w l e r ____ .___
J. W . Z achary .........
OW NER
Uloek 11 T r M. Win
Clark'a S u h Div ________
Lota 2 to 9 (Iraa Lot 61 Rlock 11
T r IS Wm. C l a r k ’. Sub
.
D i v i s i o n . ____ ™ ™
Wm. C lark’a Subdivision of tltork 2 4 of Itobina an'a
Hanford aa Recorded In I’lal Ilook No. I, P a g e 10$,
S l y Lot 3 Wm. C lark'a Sub Div
of lllock 21 Rohinaun's
Survey of an Add. to
Sanford
...
Lot 4 Wm. C l a r k ’a Sub Div of
lllock 21 of Roblnaon’a
Surve y of an Add. to
Hanford ___»
Lot 10 Wm. C tn r k ’a S u h p lv .
of pillock 21 of Robin*
aniCa S u r v e y of nn Add.
to Sa n fo rd . . .
. ....
Lot II W m . .Clark'a S u b Div of
W o rk 2 1 of R o b in to n ’s
S u r v e y of a n Add, to
Sanford _
Wm, C lark’a S u b D lrltlon o
S u r t e y , aa i t r r o r d e d In P
Lota ). 2 a nd 3 lllock 35 Wm.
C l a r k ’a S ub
Div.
td
Itntilneon’e S u rv e y
. 1.
Lot .1 lllock 35 Wm. C la r k ’a
Sub Div of Rnhmaon’a
Survey
.. ,_
,
Lola 7. H, II. IU, II
12 lllk
3 *i Wm, C 'l a ^ 's Sub Div
of R obinson's tyirvey
Lota 6. 7 a n d 6 Rlocnt 36 Wm.
C l a r k ’a S u b D i v V f Rob*
Unknow n
I L K- L e a i l l l ' a Hub D l t le l a n aa H e cordrd in P la t Ilook No. i . Page 27
S e m in o le County l lc r o r d a
N M Lot 3 W, K. L e a v ilt'a Sub
Division
s. W. W right
Lola 7, 9, 11. 12 and 13 W. E.
^
.
i
L eavl|T * S u b Division
- U n k n o w n . . . . — ___ .. ..
Lota IS. 19. 20 a n d 21. f f ! E.
« •
L eavilt'a S u b DI*._
W. f, L ea v itt;* ..._
Iloyd'a S u b lllaialoit aa I t r r o r d e d In P la t Rook No. I, P a g e »J S e m in o le County
Lot 3 Ilo y d ’a S ub D i v ------------— .
J . M. B r u n s o n . n ,___
Lot 9 .Iloyd’a Sub Div ... . . . .
’ ' *.
S. O, Shln h o U e r . .. ..
Lota 19. 20. 2 t. 22 a n d 23
ilo y d 'a S ub D i v . . ............_* ■*. _.
9 . O! flblnhoWer
M a r k h a m P a r k H e ig h t* aa R ecorded In Plaf Ilook No. I, P a g e 77
S e m in o le County l lc r o r d a «
v*
Lot 9 lllock K M a r k h a m Park
—.
DESCRIPTIO N OK
LAND
L ot [1
Height
Lot 127 Sa n fo rd Height* .
T e a Collector, H rm ln o lr County, Florida.
D E S C R IP T IO N OK
LAND
Amount of
Tain* and
OWNER
...II'. Oxl. It!.. ..r r .it.
/
(
j
3- «' Biggin* E s t a t e
H r n t n n A Ctark
M a ry E. Higgins
t ’ If 11, an
irl of S e r . 3G. Tp. IS It 31*. a
age <3, Se m inole C ounty If'cri
,,o
iw
.in
Itrrorded In I'lat
U n k n o w n ......
H a n r o r d a s R e c o r d e d In P l a t Ro o k No . | . P a g e I
County Re co rd s
lr(^
Un k n o w n
\ddlllon l.i Ssnfurd ■< Recorded In Plsl lluok N
Scmln.dc I ouoly llrro rd s
Work 2 Chapm an A
T uckers
Add ro S a n
ford
2 a n d 3 lllock 3 C h a p
m an & . T u r k e r ’a Add to
Sanford
I W o rk 6 C ha ptnan &
T ticker’* Atld t o *S»n*
ford
3
Bl ock 5 , C h a p m s d A
T u r k r r ‘» Arid In S»nft.fl
3 lllock H C h a p m a n
A
1
4in known
C nknow n
M. A. Halcomb
T urk pr'i
f ord
I
II
I.
Douglas A kloaely
Unknown:.-...
.
Lot* I to 36 Villa Sites of T w in
Lake*
42 t o 52 Villa Sites til
T w in L ake s
L o ts 56 In 66 Villa Stirs ol.
Tw in L akra .
L ota 72, 73. 71 and 76 Villa
Kile* ol T w in l.akr*
L ot* 76 to Idfi and 107 lo I I I and
113 to I |H Villa Sites <d
Twin L a k r s .
L o ta
Now Upsata aa Recorded In Plot Rook N
E M L ot 43, N ew Upsala' .
..—
I. -Puge 87, Se m inole County Rerordo
Will Erlrrinft ,___
IB 30
N W I T o l N E D ol N K ' l ond
N M "1 N E W ol N E ‘, of
nhd
NEW
ol
N W I i ol N E W •
33
of N W ' I ol NEW and
HM of S E W ol N W W
of N E W
a n d N f j ul
W M - •>I » W ' | of NEW
a n d N I t of N E } , of
HW <f nf N E W
.
3t
Bog HE Uoi id N W l J .
3.1
H un N 30 ch Wly 12.35
Ch. R 10.15 r h W 4 ch 8
18.15 ch K 16.28 ch to
SW M
19 30
19 30
19 30
o .i.
to
T u rk e r’*
Add
to
Sanlnrd
. S S ' j f l o f Lot 3 a n d . N 39 It
l.ot I lllock 10 T r 9
M artin'* Add to
San*
lord
Lot
6 lllork 10 T r 9 M a r t i n ’*
And. l o S a nlord 4
Lot* 4. 5 , B and II) W ork 10
T r IU M artin* Add. to
Sanford
Fractional K of Ry. W o rk 10
Tr I I .' M artin * Add. to
Sanford
Lota 3, fl, 9 a n d 10 lllock II
T r 9 M artin'* Add. to
Sanlnrd
Lot 3 W ork I I T r 10 M a r t in 's
Add to Sanford
Lot 6 W o rk I t T r 10 M a r t ln 'a
Add.’ to Sanlord
Lot 6 W ork It T r 10 M a rtln 'a
.
Add. to S a n f o r d .
Lola 7. It nnd 9 W ork II T r 10
M a rtin'a Add. t o S a n -
A
.San
C . II. Atkin*
lurd
N 40 It Lot I lllock 16 I
m a n ’s
A Turker*
to Sanford
N e a*r* Addition to :
J o h n Mu**on
v<>f
i l . Sm lth'a Srcjind
Unknown
_____ —____
II. C. D t t B o t e . . . ■
Page 01. Hemlhele Ceaaty Recerde
M
id
k ff a t* < t ,aa A.
Iflo w
*
,l
Krank B. B r o * ( n . -----------
H olden Ural Eat. C o . . . .
■a R e c o r d e d In Plal Ilook
i t rs. J. I), Roberts
Really T r u s t Co.
I t r a l t y T r u s t Co.
M. C . Sm ith
K, E. D o r n r r
S m i th St T h r k i h e r
F. E. D o r n r r
lo S a n f o r d . .
______ __
lien Circrn
L o t 9 Robinson's Survey of an
Add. to Sanford
Unknown
Lot 17 (less S 120 ft) Robin*
son'a Survey of an Add.
to Sanford . . . .
,
Reg 93.2 H fl S of N W Cor
W ork 22, ru n 8 40 It
E 120 ft N 40 It W lo
beg Robinaon’a Surve y of an
Add. t o S a n f o r d ........ . .
Block 29 Roblnaon'a S u rv e y s(
an Add. to S a n f o r d ______
Wm. Clark’a Hubdislalon ur Block I I . T ie r 14 e n d Blech l l . T i e r ' l l , ae Recorded
L o t 2 . Block n W l t t S T ' - * ............ *• S e a l a e l e C e e a ly R ecerda
U U ' T Cu d ' a iIBMck<lV i t T r J L
"
E ran k 11. Brow n .. . . . .
sany’a AddlHon lo Hanford aa f l e r o r d e d In Plat Ilook No
ago 6$. Nrniinule County Re rordo
o’*
..
•
J o h n L a w a o n ........ ...... —
Lot |0 lllork II T r 10 M a r t l n ’a
Add. to S a n f o r d ............... ...
I.nta 2 a n d 3 W ork II T r I I
M a r tin ’s Add* to S a n
lnrd
Ito b in s an ’a Surcey of on Add
H r m ln o lr County lle c u rd a
L o t 42 i t .
A«ld
M rs. O. Saucer
Man
Chapman
T u rk rrt
Sanford
Lots 3 and t W o rk K N
Add In S a n f i^ d
Hidden Real E state Co
T h e T o w n of Paolo ao I t r r e r d r d In Plal Rook N o. I , Page 4, Se m inole County Record*
L o ta 1, 2 a m i 3, W o rk A, T o w n
ol Paid*
...
It. it. Eldridge
|o
N EW
to
Duhart
M. J. Stokes
U nknow n
J a m e s Jack*nn
II. E r a .te r l le l r .
K. T . Durlin .
SM of S E t . Ilf N E ' , ol N E ' s . 33
I t l nr k S
Add
C a t h e r i n e I). T h nma*
Orant
I
line
SW Iy ■ with
CJto Un* lo Celery » vt
* lo p i 8 ol beg N lu
W M ol Reg SW Cor of N W U
Run N S.27 ch E 9. 1 1
’
SL jy to- K | ln, ,)(
Heary Moore
n « h N 13.65 eh B 8.DS
�»n
~»
jj
■^ i n v . * ' H i
?-*1< y ggj
^
- £ i — — 1. T '*•
a t e
•"' ■' " * ‘ -
-
* 'r:
' ■
« - *j ■
DESCKIPnONor
OWNER
Amount of
T u r n and
Coals
DESCRIPTION O F
LAND
-T* 1
0)
2
rh s
25
dfg W *° b*2 •
M
•! 1 i
a
h
a jP j!
«|
Mr a
«
w
8
Amount of
T a i r a and
CmU
OWNER
De s c r ip t io n
L AND
of
OWNER
• ••< •
Amount of
Taxes a n d
Coat*
aye run E 620 It 8 200
vdfl
n
..
f c W 520 ft N 200 ft ...
32 20 30
U n k n o w n . _______________
2.53
yd s W 62 2-3 y d s N
If** S E Cor of J r a u p a n d W
61.33
y.H
E
147.66
yds S
L ake ' a r e ru n H 198 ft
to b#g
J. Q. Ariarnt C a ta t c . __
17.62
E *55 66 ft N 198 ft
Heg
85
yds
W
of
S
E
C
or
of
ft
3
32 20 30
-U nknow n
,
1.77
N
E
.
'
t
o
f
N
E
U
2 7*10 D, 1,. Thr»»her
__
8.12 R r g 5 ' jWch855.66
28
20
32
S of N W C u r of
3
20 31 .
■ m b di v of
Jp I
fluo
N
182 yd s
W
Hun S 5 ch E 10 ch N 5
s ' * 1,1, , frf.lfdrd In
Hook
188 2-3 yds S 182 yd s
ch W 10 ch. ....... ...............
5
W. J . D a v i d ____________
14.00
E 186 2*3 y d s _____
So, 2. !’• * • *• S e m inole
J. q . A d a m s E s t a t e . . .....
11.65
5v»i of n w m — ; ___
E. E. Brown's Hub Dlrlalwn o f Deck H a m m o c k aa H e r o r d r d In Plat Rook No. t
( V Il rcor a*
— -------~~—
Gro. A. T u« nac n<|_____ _
44.40
29 20 33
• Win, Coll
oilier____
10.06
Page 11, H e m ln o le Counly R e cords
S K ‘t ; L N W ) ( a n d E S
of
Mld»»r *» Bar. >2. Tp. I t H. 11. 81 E. aa Record'd In TUI Hook No. |. p . . . *■
8 W U _______
f-°4 3
lilock n . B r o w n 's d u b
29 20 32
Hrmlnole County Kecerde
1
B a x t e r R e c y e a , _ _ ________ 1 6 .7 2
N « i of N E l f ______
-IH t
of
Deck
Ham30 20 32
U n k n o w n _____ ____—____
1 0 .0 6
22 19 31
. . . . 11. 23 o n d 24 M i d w a y . . . . „a 32
U rotenown., . +
>
N
E
J
t
of
N
W
I
4
m
ock
......
....................
......
32
20
W .-S, K o o n U . _____
U a x t e r Reeves
....
6.81
- 32 19
Unknown
Lot 2 lilock C Urow n'a Suti
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32 19
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D. R. M itchell's S u r r e y of | . e t y G r a n t aa H e r o r d r d In P l a t Book No. I, P o f a 8
II. Me a r h i m . . Lot 47 Mi d * * ) • ----Div
of
Heck
Ham*
.
32
19
Hem
lnole
Counly
Recorda
Unknown
. w*m <
Lot 21 Mi. » e y ...... m o c k - , - ^ ------- :-----------E. M. n o w a r d __________
22.
„ 32 19
L o t 10 Block H Mitchell's S u r
Jiiliuf Thomtt-.^..„
u t *2 Midway------.. 32 19
Hanford Celery D e lla aa R e c o r d e d In P lo t Hook No. I, P a g e 78 H em lnole Co. Re rordo
vey of Irfvy G r a n t ____
II. M r a c h i tn_____ __
K t 73 M i d w a y
—
E. Y. Mallory a t a l ™ _ „
19
.
32
L ot 16 Block
L o U 17, 18, E and F Sanford
II. M each a m ...........
M itchell's
Lot I I M i d w a y ----- 5.
3
2'
19
S
u r v e y of L evy G r a n t
U n k n o w n _____
Lot »1 Mi dway. . . . E.
Y. M a llory e t a l „ ____
v
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■
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r
lta
n
a
te
ln
Broa—
1------26.1
. 32 19
Lot 26 Block B Mitchell's S u r
Lot |5 M i d w a y ..... —
II. M rach a m . ________
r-H Lot 60 Sanford Celery
_ 32 19
D e l i a __ ______________
vey of l ^ v y G r a n t - . . — .
U nknow n ________
Lot t o M i d w a y - -------M
its
M
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n
,
,
,
.
Giles. O v e ratre et A Drew.,
19
All U nlolted p a r t Block II
E J i L ot 67 a n d All Lot 68
II. M r a r b a m . ________
f
Lot 139 M i d w a y ----- ---------------- — . 32
a;
19
M ltrte l'V
S u rv e y
of
Lot 145 .M i d w a y — .............................„ *32
2
Sanford Celery D r l t a - ___
U nknow n...i —
M. A. Holey ____________
. l ^ v y G r a n t - - ____ ______
L*t 126 Mi d w a y ........... .................... 3 ;
U n k n o w n ..
U n k n o w n ..-- —
- ' 2.66
L o t 8 itraa beg 12 ch N of ( W
U n k n o w n . . . . ... ...
of
E
J
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E
H
K
H
N
W
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C or r u n N 83 deg 60
| ; a ®
a i s r : :
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U n k n o w n . . . . ______ _
4 20 81
fi
1. D. H a r t . . ____________
18,00
a< t * *“a1 «
min E 5.3 ch N 6 deg
U n k n o w n ...........
4 20 31
5
L. G. H u n t e r , ___________
22.00
30 min W 9 ch S 70 d r g
U n k n o w n . . . . „ . . . ____
4 20 H1
6
E. C. N t a r n r * ______
_
2.60
W 5.67 ch S 30 min E
Lot! 211 I t 720 M i d w a y - . . -------- 1 3 2
U nkn o w n ...
4 20 31
30
J o e C a m t r o n . . . . —_______ „ 6.49
M0.3 ch) Block C Mitch*
Lot 2 J i M i d w a y ----------------— ----- 32
U n k n o w n ............
rll'a
S urvey
of
Levy
N l . ' l ____________
A
u f . 237. 21*. 2B9 a n d 280
4 20 31
5
E. M. H o w a r d ______ _
26,60
19 31
4
G r a n t . . . . - _____ _______ _
M i d w a y . . . -------------------- — 32
U n k n o w n ........ .
4 20 31
- 10
7.65 S E ' * of N W ' j „f N E i* .
M a r y J. H asty
43.50
Giles, O v e rstree t A D r a w .
s.ac
N 28 acres of Vl E I* of N W U . . . . 6
5 20 31
28
M ia . J. J. A i n s l r y ------- 39.20
*
J. ft. I’ackafd’a Flral A d d itio n to M id w a y aa R e c o r d e d In I’lal llosk No. 2. P e e r 101
Beg 12 ch N of S W Cor L ot 8
W
>3
of
N
E
i*
of
N
W
'
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of
H e m lnole C ounty R e c o r d .
Block C ru n N 83 deg
N W ' I (leas S 2 acre*).— . 5
5 20 81
J a m e s A shtey____ — *7. _
2.90
60 min E 5.0.1 > h N 0
Loir 26 In 30 a n d 3 8 . t o 60
S 2 a cr es of W 14 of N E ' i of
deg
30 min W 9 *ch 8
J. O. P a c k a r d a H r a t
N W ' l of N W ' f ........ ......... 6 20 31
U n k n o w n ............................
2.08
70 deg W 5,07 ch 8 6 deg
Add tn Mi d wa y . . . —
7
U nknow
...........
2.35 S W i* of N E W .........
5
20
31
40
E. C. T y n d a l l .................—
S.62
30 min E 10.3 eh t o beg
............................Lets 41. 42, and 51 t o 54 J. O. t , .
N W ‘i of N w ! ( (leas 70 yds
M itchell's S u rv e y of L evy
Packard's F i r s t A d d t o
N A S hv 140 y d s E A
G r a n t .................. ...........
N. D. Giles..
*
****wins*v.: s 6.5 S
M i d w a y . . . . —,.------—
~
U n k n o w n . __
W In S E C o r ) _______
C 20 81 •
38
J o h n Keith....*..
14.00 Lota 9 a n r t l O . l l r s r . l s ) .
Lott SI and 32 J. O. P a c k a r d a
in N E cor of Lot 9)
Filca Plat of FI. Reed aa Hecvrdad la Plal Rook No. 1, Pago 124. Hemlnole
Firat Add to M i d w a y . . .
U n k n o w n .........„
Block C Milchell'a S u r C o u n ly R e c o r d s
* L e u 132. 133 a n d 137 t o 140
vev of L evy G r a n t ____ .„
Beg 6 r h N of Cor. of 1st a n d
P iles , O v e ra tre e t A D r e w - , I5.36
J. O. P a c k a r d a F l n t
I Lo t 1 2 _ b l o c k C A Ilteh a lP a S u r
Add to M i d w a y ................ —
U nk n o w n ., . .
vey of Irfvy G r a n t ...........
N . B. Giles_______________ 18,70
-Lota U t - t u 1 4 5 - J — O . - J
Lota IS. 16 a n d 17, Block O
feet Frle* P la t of Ft.
ard'a Firat Adil to M id
Mllehell'e
Surve y
ol
Reed
U n k n o w n _____ ...
way ------------------- i —
R. T . Dellegal
5.95
I ^ v y G r a n t .......
N . B. Gllea__ j,__________
13,49
L o t G Frlea Plat of F t . Heed —
Lota 139, 190. a n d 191 J . O.
Isaac N e a l...
4.75 L ots 21 s n d ,22 Block ft M l l r h Packard's F ir a t A d d t o ■
H u b d iiia fo n .o r P a r t of M o a ra L y m a n 'a Katate aa R e r o r d r d In P la l Hook N o. I,
e
ll
'i
S
u
r
v
e
y
of
L
evy
Midway------------------- —^r*
U n k now n..
P a g e 68. H e m ln o le Counly Iteeordo
G r a n t . _________ _____
.
O v e r t i r e d T u r p . Co_ — —
LoU 201 ami 202 J . O. Pack
L o t 4 Moara L y m a n 'a E state ,.,™
l i f e . L u ‘ 5 Uiovi' l> MitcheTT*! HurF’ra eler l f e i r a . , . ____
a rd t First Add t o M idvey
of
Levy
G
r
a
n
t
.............
U n k n o w n . . . . — ___ ______
U n k n o w n ___
SE J* of N E W of N W ' I . . . .
n ,;n L ot 10 Block D Mitchell a Sur7 20 31
10
Mrs. E. M. Wllliama
L eu 225*226 an'd 230 J . D.
N E ' * of N W U of N W ' i
7 20 81
175
VT of l**vF G r a n t _______
10
U n k n o w n ___ ___ ____
P. E. C h u r c h ______1 — __
Packard's F ir st A d d . t o
. '
N £ ) i of NE>* and S E t* of
, la L o t I t Block I) Milchell'a S u r
M idw ay........ ....._..........
U nk n o w n ..
v e y of L«vy G r a n t ______ __
N E ‘a (lews 8 150 yds
Giles, O v e r s t r e e t & D r e w .
Canaan, aa R e c o r d e d In P la t Rook No. I, P a | e 101, Hem lnole County R e co rd .
of 81.1* of N E W )
8 20 31
63
P r r r y G l l r k i t o n r ....
52.70 Lota 12 a n d 13 Block
D M ilchBeg
2.94
eh
E
of
N
W
eor
N 20 31
Pel 12 lltnrk I C a n a a n ...................
_
3. U. Waldron
rlt's
S urvey
of Levy
6.92
ru n 8 15.13
eh E 17.18
Lety 9 anti HI Block 5 C a n a a n —.
'
E m m a M ontgum rry
G r a n t .......................... .......
6.92
U n k n o w n ________ ______ _
rh N
15.13
ch W17.18
L ots 14, 15 a n d 16 Block I)
chains
, - ___ *_ .
25
F.
W.
Hilliard
l
l
r
l
r
t
I
0
.(\p*
M
itchell's
Surve
y
of
E ' . <1 NE W of N W M of
NW
„f SE i*
8 20 31
40
W. L. Palm e r
26.30 "
L evy G r a n t
„ ..
S F 't
8*
N. It. G ) l e a ......... ,r _______
Amelia l la r llr y
15.62 SW l , of SEW —
8- 20 31
' 40
W. C. Divio
26.30 l.nts 21, 22 a n d 21 Uluck I)
- ii,t m : r.ic <d N W ' i
32
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W
j
J
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^
.
9
20
31
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r
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G
l
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r
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65.05
.
Milchell'a
Hurvry
of
Run VV 10 ch 8 3 eh E
Jessie Wheeler & lia rL o t 3. — ______ ___ .................. .
3 20 31
47
C.05
Levy G r a n t ......... ............
Unknown
V
lit r h N 8 cl)........... — __.... ,
_ M y r t r l le H. T a r r y . ______
I f l l M , , , , , .....
65.65
L o t 30 Illoek I) M i t c h , It's SurF 1 - of SW .',
......................... — 32
C a m e r o n >a U r r o r d r i l In l*Ul Hook N o. I . P a g e 90. .Hr&lno!? Counly H r r o r i U
M rs. J. J. Ainslcy
30.60
.
v
e y of L evy G r a n t
S t t i f f d S W ' t ____ ____________ 32
J a m e s M. G i l e s _____ _ __—
M rs. J. J. Aintley......... ..
5.62 Lot* 1 , 3 anil 4, Ttloclc I » Cam*
L o t , 31 a n d 32 lliuek 1> M i t r b B,g 25 ll N and 15 ft E of
e r°n..,T„ T„ *
.....
‘OS
ell's
S
u
rv
e
y
of
Levy
• SIV Cor of N W ) (
of
.nt* 9 a n ir 10, Ulirrk 1 Ca
G r a n t ................. J Z 1
M . *,
..... ....... . 32 19
U n k n o w n ; . . . ____________
eron
........
___
Cnktiuw h
Lots 33, 31. 35. 36 a n d .17
Ran N 390 ft K 101 ? I<j ---*ot 1 ;ri lUtMrk I ( 'a m i run
I. M. Miller
Itfoek
I)
Mltehell'a
Surf! K 390 ft W 10 12 I y
M II llinrk 2 Cumurnn
U nk n o w n
vcy uf l*. vy G rant
J a m e s L. Giles . ....... ....
I.. t
W T Akers
,
fa*«t t I III*»trW 2 ( ’ami run
U nk n o w n
■31 I L ot 38 i l r . s 7i 5 a e r o ) lltuek It
5
«f N VV11 of SE1*
of
l.nt 1 11 11lock 2 Canii-fflii
U nkniiwfi ....
•31
I
Mltehell’a
Survey
of
5
51. 'i
33 19 31
L u ll 3, I anil 0 Ulurk 3 Ca
M a ry E. Symc* Read
Levy G rant
I l u r r a r e Sa nde rson
f ...
oron
C n k r t tm n
t h e m t l o r l d a C i t r u s C o m p a n y ' s P l a t o f S e r . 2 6 , Tp. 19 . It, 32 , a . R e c o r d e d tn
2 05 Lula 39, 10. I t , 12. 4"l, 11. C.
Lot 8 Hlurk 3 ( ’umuf-rfi
I nk
n
P l a t R o o k N'n. 2 , P a g e 6 8 , S e m i n o l e C o u n t ) Re c o r d s
I 32
16 and |7 lit,* l. fi MuTalm 11 am murk Vllolmrni n* H e r o r d r d In I1In I Monk Nn 1, |*agi a 101 anil 10,7
11 le-, l.*,ts 5, 6 a n d
e hell's Survey ol Levy
I
S r m l n o l r C oiinly K r o r i U
G ra n t
t| t la. C itru s Co's
J a r m s L. G i l e s .
_
Lot
18
lliuek It Mil, hell's S u r
t .1 ,1
, 26 19 32..
! t ’n k n r*w n
Lot 23 Halm 1t a i n on*N;k Ailotvey
uf
Levy
G
r
a
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t
.
.
.
.
,
I . t*
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11a, C itr u s
n»e ut
U
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k
n
o
w
n
.
,
___
_
.
.
...
.
San*. Celery P i Ita i ’n
i ■ I'lifl ..f
26 19 .12
1 ’nkno i n
Lot 2*1 l*a!fn l ln m n i .u k AlLit*
Lot* 51 a n d 53 illueb It M i t c h I t
t ' 31 Sou,
H a . C i tr u s
moot
26,60
ell's
Survey
of
Levy
T S I f o IT
< ■ r i a l .>(
' 26 19 32 *
l "n k f>im n
G runt
M e re a lla m m u r k an tU 'r u r J r d in Hint Hook No. I,
J a m e s L. Giles .
gu M , S r m i n o l r 1 u. Itrcurd#
I. 1,
t Sou- Fla- C i tr u s '
Lot 58 , lev* E 20 a rre st IBock
23, 21, 25, 2fi. 27
t o . f l a t o f ..... .
..... 26 19 32
U nktio* n
ai;.r»5 Lola 22,
!t
Mltehell'a
.Survey
of
nnd
2 H M t'r ra Hami : !. ■t st: ■,
. aa
k rum ii
t » v v G rant
R.IR
Ja m e s L Giles
m ork
r U T ilrr
s i : . i K w ■,
at
1*n Vn '• ^ n
S ' , et K 2" arr.-t uf I.. I ‘.n
2
5
a.f
S
'
Lot h* V|*.'*j
c V. ' U J. hns River
30
[ IlklltMA Ti
Hl.uk |1 MR. lull's S u r
Hum rnork
11 P S u l l ii a n
I .
i .1 N of SW C u r of
vey uf l.evv SRatR
J. II. Fries
_____ _
I •11 2 'J Mi r r a l la m n io i k
l: C T yler
*. W ,
* 3 1 ID 33
Lots 65. 66
6 . , 68 and 63
I :
N 107 rh K 111 rh
Block 11 Mitchell's Sur*
> 1 f,7 rh W 4(1 ch
’ —*
«
4'j
l* n k n it tk n
21 20 31
ve* of Levy Grant
2.15 Hfg N E Cor Lot I
J a m e s L. Giles . .. > ___
U on S 9 ljj rh \V H ill
Lots 70 71 a nd 72 Block It
v «iul hf r n I l or bl a Cltrui* C ' o i n p a n y ' i F l i t of Uook'% l > r r > Tt «« n * l t r an H r r o r d i d in
/
Milrh*
tl's
S
u
r
v
i
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N
9
1
.
rft
K
rh
J
II
lire*
Pl ot Hook No . 2 , P a g e €N, H r m l n o l r ( ounl > l l e r u t d o
1 v y (irnrR
H.'C 20.117 rh N of SE C.»r
J * m.'s 1, Giles
. .
I ' I" It ** L ot slftl Stltl.
f.fft 2
If
3!
Lot 75 Bluet. 1' \l R c lu If - S')'
I .i i ■i fti ft ( ' u' b Plat of
t
\ \ ..f Lev* l . , a a l
Hun VV * rh N 1 n Lak.U nkn o w n
..
“ ! • rry T ow nolte
U nknow n
!» h.V
J*-»u-|. N H . ■*• N E » ..r
L«t* 7n. 77 a n d 78 fll.uk I)
f •i-v S’M| | ta, D i i n n
Mitt hell's
Surve y
*.|
L*'l 2 S to i-rg
11
I
T
II
I
ll
Utat
of
('( tok'i
Heg 1 -i»i I It W a ml I . *.H , h N
fe*v> G rant
J a m e s L. G i l e s . .
...........,
^ f r , ‘ Towfisite
^
U nknow n
1Q.02
td eSL C ur Exit a
3 1 20 .71
I L ots 79, 80 a n d 81. HLiek Lt
Hun N fiif 1•• yt!«i E M h
5litebeti *
Survey
*.|
Magnolia Lodge a s R r r o r d e i) In Plal Hook No. 2, P age 67, i»r mi nolle Uountf l l r m r d a
Levy Grunt
v.Li S CO1. >iD W >0 •
J a m e s L. Giles
. ..
f- 2 t Magnolia L odge
I 'n k m u u i
t 56 | Lots V2 , *3. a t. 85 an.I s-i
I
I T Hunt
>••*
» • to Magnolia l.mlge
U nknow n
III...
k
fi
M
itchell'.
9,,,.
All
I
i
II a nd 45 to f.O
S Uli-Biin
to t "
\ * ) of l ,e . * G r a,R
Unknown.
N ‘ . id SW 1, and S L
2
1 flk u M« i
*2
'i a n ii'liii LtitJjE**
Unknow n
2" I"
I J - . I Lots 87. 88, 89. 90 and ‘91
mfl Magnolia I.Oil go
*
LaklittVhfi
S E J* .
» ISO 32
l fiknofn
Block It M itchell', S^r*
VV*, uf NW Jt id NW i : .d N K b '
I
t"
Hfti
Nf agmi l i a
vev uf l e v y G rant
1 ■*lf v
and K 10 a m a *pf N K 1, id
Unknown
_ .. ..
l i n k fin urn
l.t 92 M u rk ll Mitehrll'o-HurN W «,
I 20 32
I 'nk fiu« n
*
Vey of L evy G r a n t
NW
*4
uf
N
V
V
%
5
20
32
J.
II.
Price
J
a
m
e
s
L.
G
i
l
e
s
.
_________
•
I u
of »:*3 of N K S
2 20 29
30
C. II. ‘/.Atdiary , .
*
L o t 93 Illoek II Milchell'a S u r
E 1j i.f N \V •* 4*f N W * | (lea*
a>I.
• I HK!* a n d H L k
vey
ol
Levy
G
rant
W
12
arr*H»f
H
20
32
Unk
f»ii»
n
U nknow ^i.................... ...........
1.56
4 20 29
E m p i r e Lam! Co,
11.15 N
S-'EJt
Lot 95 Illoek It M itchell'. Sur*
of NITS id SK %
H 20 32
J II l lr y r e
2 88
. - f K\V»,
12 20 29
E m pire L and Uo,
n 99 s w \ uf s i ; ' ,
1
vey of fo-vy G ram
io
20
;»
*
2
M
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I
.....
.
Unknown . . .
*. .
' U ' j ami S W ,
E ' j id NE »4 id »K »,
I 1 20 .3 2
VV\ A. Whileumli
t 13 L o ts 96 .a n d 97 Illoek It MR*
13 20 29
Unkr*4»« n
^ W *•
eh,-IPs
S
u
r
v
r
y
of
L
evy
Lot*
!,
2,
3
uml
5
and
N
W
12
20
32
S
(ll»-»on
Katate
32.10
I SW
1 I 20 29
E m p ir e Land (’n.
/
G rant
(Jvtratfuut T u r n . Cn
Soul kern |'Uu I«1»« I Ifin**
Pint **f See. 15, Tp. 20, S |1* 32 I”, an It e rut d t i l in
f MV
21 ' '2 0 29
11rikfmia ii
Lot l"2
Illoek ll
M R -h.tr.
Pint
1
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2.
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25 20 29
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I
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2 5 20 29
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T J II a 11• r
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l . t , |u.,, 1in; * nil In. Ill .u-k I ,
‘ VV ,
e| \ \\ t
I
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15 20
i n kr-us ,1
M il.‘hill's
Survey
..f
A l 20 29
F rnpirr Ldfnl <
l.uts 16 anil 16 S.ui f la Git
I./ v > G ra n '
l ' n k n 11 n
rua 1 ..'* 19*1
15
Ml
f N | -,
U 20 29
t ,t k n u m n
l ot l o t Rk.rV M M iirk .H 's S u r
Lnt 1* Hnu 1 I*. t'R rua f u ' s
20 29
I . "■ ' j ■I N W *, l.,d 2
vey of L-w Grant
U n k n o w n ..................
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NUMBER 53
SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 1C. 1919
VOLUME X
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FOCH READY
MARCH THRU
GERMANY
was united.in holy matrimony to Mr.)
tractive in a green costume; Miss
Robert Jack Hickson. The room of I
Cora Lee Tillls, secretary! wore the
the
residence were beautifully decor-*
daintiest frock of white headed
ated
with cut Mowers, palms antlj
Georgette. The Seniors all wore
quantities
of ferns. In the parlor
their caps and gow ns.
y\hvrv * the wedding took place a
A Yictroia stationed in the hall
green and white color motif was ar
furnished tHo mAst delightful music
tistically carried out with oleander
throughout the evening. • • *
und ferns, Rev. C. W. White of the
Methodist church performing the
After the guests had been intro
ceremohy
in the presence of rela
duced to the honorees they were in
tives and most .intimate friends of
vited into the auditorium where
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tne bride and bridegroom.. The.
they were noreoahly surprised by a
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< IT Y S C H O O L S FORMALLY little farce, written and acted'by the COUNCIL M ET YESTERDAY AN D FORMALLY AC bridit, was charming in- a - traveling
OF GERMAN TERRITORY UN
suit of blue taffeta silk and a brr
CLOSE ON FRIDAY EVENING Juniors, each*one 'Toirrcsentltrg a dig
CEPTED GENEROUS OFFER AND F I NAL AR coming chic hat of black with a LESS PEACE TREATY IS SIGN:____
WITH APPROPRIATE CERE nified Senior. Miss Ethel Henry
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. provtwl -the-most beautiful-ttiul-ador
RANGEMENTS FOR TAKING CHARGE-~(fF"PRO-Following the ceremony n course
Paris, May 15 —Immediate meas
able queen, representing Miss Helen
PERTY WILL BE COMPLETED IN FEW DAYS.
Commencement exercises at the Hand, the popular president- of the
luncheon was served, the dining ures tending to the further subjuga
Sanford High School closed on Fri Senior Class. Glenn Lingle, as the
room being decorated in pink and tion of Germnny if its delegates.*re
day evening,; May 9'h with the
fuse to sign the peace- treaty were
court jester made a decided hit, he j After many years of effort, with his -death Geo. II. FeVnald held a greetv.
graduation exercises of the Senior representing Le Clerq Irwin. Henry (little progress, Sanford ds’ now in a firm hand upon l he nffairs of his
Miss Howard is n most charming indicated today by the announce- ’
Class of the High School.
McLaulin, as the wise and learned fair way to have u beautiful cjty business and this company* was sec young woman and possesses n host inent that Marshal Foch had been
The C o m m e n c e m e n t exercises of Mnx Bradbury was especially good. hospital. *
ond to none in central Florida. With of (riends who extend to her many sent to tire Rhine by the Council of
Su n da y a n d Tuesday e ve ni ng s were The Court .Beauties, clowns and
Four to tnke such urtiAn ns may be
no children or immediate relatives kooj wishes.
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The announcement was mode yes
published in t h e Herald of last week. other members of the cast carried
dependent upon her, Mrs Fernald
Mf m ^ BOI1 j„ „ yo„ng man of come necessary Itf thl* Wont that thu
Other exorcises of t h e week were us out their parts beautifully 'and the terday that Mrs. Geo. II. Fernnfd has expressed a desire to en\e t ws Ager]|nK qualities and one of Snn- treafy fs not signed*.
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had offered her beautiful home at beautiful home, together wltn the
'
follows:
Juniors are to be congratulated upon the comef of Fifth, street and Oak
Answers of the Council of Four to
fold's .tqijsL Ji'rpgrewivo celery grow
furniture and elegant library to tin* ers.
the
German'notes on prisoners of
their work.
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avenue to the city as a memorial to city as a memdrlhl to her husband,
war
and
labor subjects were deliver
, . r eighth Grade Graduation
Aflfh the play, the guests we It in her husband nf?H mother to he used
The happy couple Teft in
Mr.
The Eighth Grade held their grad vited downstairs to the dining room, by the citp as n hospital. The tiller George Huntingdon Fernald and her Hicksuq,'.. ear for a* trip down the ed this afternoon.
uation exercises at the High School which was converted into a v.ritahle was made to the city council which mnthVr. Elixa J Laughton. The West Coa.il, stopping
One of the later German notes,
at
Lakeland
auditorium on Wednesday evening. fairy land, with Its wonderful decor met yesterday morning at 10:00 borne was a gift to Iter from her and Tampa. They wi|f he at home dealing with economic clauses of the
The class colors, pink and green ations. The guests were seated at oYloek and formally accepted the husband and the furniture* from her after May 28th.
treaty, declares that they mean the
fur i i L t ii ng* of
were beautifully carried out in t h e small tables, seat i ng four, each t abl e propo*:t .nil of Mr- Fernald a n d ii ( unit lu-r M u i ' h nf t h e
ruin <jf Germany if they'are en
been
ii t h e f a m i l y
forced.
decorations,* graceful palms, ferns having a centerpiece of llowers U n it rut-led t h e city a t t o r n ey In c onf er ) tin- liuiiu- I t axe
ShinholtHT Making ( rates
f«,r g e n e r a t i o n * .
and cut flowers being used.
I Court Beauties in their tl it ITy eos- with represent alive* of Mrs Fer nul d
A note op territorial questions
A
very
welcome and much needed
T i n - p r o p e r t y i* s a i| l o he t h e
t,, t|„. imnl a r r a n g e m e n t s a n d the
protests
particularly against the
,
The entire program was grouped t u m e s of white a n d purple c re pe
industry lias made its appearance in
around the thought <>f their motto. paper served the g m - i - I hi nm-t dc- ] transfer of t h e proper! \ T h e onlv mu s t \ iillllllile Ii uti le III t h e i'll > it Sanford tips season without any Satire valley arrangement nnd the,
Muimcdy. Morosnet and Eupen dis
ln-ious chicken salad, olives und *ul- cost to t h e city will he a snuiB w a s b u i l t e i g h t y e a r s a g o by Mr .
\ ict ory."
no expense to
Af ‘"impels «»r other publicity trict* award to-Belgium, as weR ns
Fernald
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who
spared
annual
interest
during
Mrs.
I*cr• ’
The invocation by Rev. C. DeW. tines.
. Tliis I-. t h e cr at e null being op er at e d
. . .
make a -uj'*t ant ml, <-ommoilious amt
Brower was followed by the address (- At a late fiour t he giK-t • d e pa r t e d nnl d’s life
....
. , . . . bv S O Shinliolser at tits novelty the enforced evacuation of a purt of
r o i nt o r l able home
File building is works shop oti the A. t
ur
I,, t ra ck. Ij Srtilesw
noun swig.
«( welcome by Krinuiu Houser. fur their home, vot i ng the J u n io r s as
This transaction is considered the
will
A
note
utt reparations does not
Happy in her manner and most the best of hosts, -and saving tins tnos.t important t appenirig in city ,( h n e k with nleji root andleprenear. First street.
protest against the payment by Ger
choice in her words of appreciation was tin most ill .rghtfiii reeeption I a|jairs for many months. The city st an d for general ions withou
Tilts new plant is t u r n in g out cel
ciation
In a d d i ti o n to tto* main j
in her work of the school, giving ever
is badly in need of a hospital and ituil'ltng ther e is a c o ll a g e facing on ery crates, and while tin* r a p a c i t y is many for the devastation wrought in
•n at t fie High Srhtml
altogether a most phasing greeting.
while efforts to ohtain on have ..... .. O a k a v e n u e which goes with the not large it lias helped materially Belgium and northern France, which,
made in I im-s p.u*t they have never proper! \ a n d a - er va il t ' * house (at this season in suppl yi ng crafes at a it says, Germany is ready to do will
l.illic Ruth Spencer delighted her
< lass l>ii)
met with success (ico It fernald mg on Lift It street. These p r o p e r - . lime when t hey were badl y needed, ingly. It is added, however, that
) , .irors with a vocal -olii. "Semi Mi
Despite
t
lie
threatening
weather
liffor>' liis death was one of the prime lies are included in t h e gift to t h e T h e far tilers of t h e section are using Germany will not pay reparation for
a Rose from Horne Land. Moreno*
an
immense
crowd
of
friends,
rela
this damage on the principhv that
farters in the movement to build a
Witte, one of Sanford’*1’ most prom
t h e Shinliolser c ra te us fast us the
city
she was responsible for the war.
ising musicians gave a violin solo, tives and admirers of the popular hospital In his efforts fie wus aided
W i t h o u t s o l i c i t a t i o n a neat s u n t plant is aide to t u r n t h e m o u t (tnd
which was thoroughly enjoyed by members of tin* Senior < lass attend j tiy Mrs Fernald and Elixa .1. Laugh
ed the Class Day exercises at the ton, her mother, and many other has a lr ea dy been p r omi se d lor main when seeu. y e s t e rd a y Mr. Shinholaer
Standing o f Spring Festival
all
tainunce and no doubt nior^will be «‘n‘«’d that he could have sold many
High School Friday afternoon at 5
Co nt e st a nt *
,
The valedictory was delivered in o’clock. The exercises were more citizens. The Sanford Hospital As subscribed when the matter is for-, ‘»»«’s the output of his plant if lie
Mary
Elizabeth
Pulcaton
380
sociation
which
was
t-stahliidied
at
admirable style by Gordon Hrisson beautiful an<l laborote this year
tmilly s e tt le d.
One of the stinula- could have been able to have aup- Camilla I’uleston
1,300
thut
time
has
succeeded
in
raising
a
who seemed perfectly at home on than ever before, hbth due to the un
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" f ,,M‘ pr'.M'oseil cont ract is to plied the crate*.
fund of approximately f'2,500 a n d in
Ojive Newman
53®
the stage.
usual dramatic and vocal talent of addition have several lots in the the effect t hat the hos p it al must he
Sarah Johnston
100
Mrs.* George Dickenson, principal the members of this elass.
Word bus been received from Ifar- Mary Fitlils
100
southern part of the city which were kept u p to highest s t a n d a r d at all
. of the Grammar School presented the
times
T h e present building will rold Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Mildred H o l l y
100
A p l a tf or m ha d been built at t h e intended for a building site for the
diplomas to a splendid class of fifty2.395
It is experted a c co m mo d a t e a p pr ox i ma t el y t w e nt y I W Long t tint he lias arrived iti ‘Margaret Cowan
side e n t r a n c e of tin- High School a n d proposed hospital
four brieht hoys and girls
Ill'll* w hl r h Will be a m p l e lor present I America from France and expects to Doris Httnd
100
it was fieri- t liul t fu- priigrum was that the Association will turn no r
needs
T hi s will give Sanford it Iioh be discharged in a few days.* Iltir- Lena Belle lingun
The address by Rev ( W Wbite, carried out
2,400
T hi s being arltslirally to the city all money und properly
who took for bis subject, "God’s decorat ed with Spani s h moss a n d in their possession to he used m pital of winch she ma y justly b e h o l d wns nmnng- t h e very first Anter- M ar/ Helen Morse
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ican soldiers to reach foreign shores. Dorothy Ray
call to a greater wo;k. and how to
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equipping and maintaining the new proud a n d will fill a long felt want .
(Continued on page 8)
do it," was greatly enjoyed by nil.
institution.
,
Emily Grimn. ..
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176
•Fortunately, there, will be few
He spoke of some people having
Georgia
Mobley
.
105
cltunge*
ncjttuiry
to
convert
this
The offer mmle by Mrs. Fernald
Rebecca
Stevens2,100
lack of self confidence, ulso luck of
property
into
a
modern
hospital.
It
comes from a generous hearted desire
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Irma Smith
'00
confidence in others and how they
of service to tin* pro,..... if the •« believed that the proceeds from
to
be
should overcome it. if they wished
Velma
Shipp
100
bus
- 4 the sale of mirh furniture as is uncity in which she nnd her late
Margaret Miller
IP®
to mijki* a success of life.
bam! hnve made their huini f„r , lu-erssnry to the uses of the hospital
Sarah
Kvelin
Williams
33 1
m
ill
provide
ample
funds
fur
this
Then he spoke of whAt was in our
many years. They were pioneers in
Sanford, coming here in the early work
hands. It matters not so much ns
Presbyterian Church
days, where Geo. II. Fernald estab
t.i whether there hus been bestowed
At
11:45
Sunday morning tho pns.
Illckson
Howard
lished
the
hardware
business
which
five, two or one tnlents hut the use
tor will illustrate how the Bible la
A beautiful wedding took place on
henrs his name. Mr. und Mrs. Fer
we are going to make of them. Dr.
intended to he used In meeting Temp
nald *were always lenders in- the af Wednesday high noon at the home
White then said, .‘‘Do not think the
tation.
This will *be the first of a
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
M.
Howard,
fairs of tfte city in both n business
door of opportunity is closed to you
number
of sermons in which tho
when
their
daughter.
Miss
Ellie
Mae
and social way. ‘Up to the timu of
because you haven't money or influ
BROUGHT BEFORE HOUSE RY
pructichl
service of God’s Word will
CONTRACT
FORMALLY
SIGNED
ential friends. All that is required
HON. F L. WOO DRUPF,- REP
he
shown.
ON TUESDAY IIY HOARD OF
is a wisely purpose anti a wilfTnfcnes*
RESENTATIVE OF THIS COUN
DIRECTORS AND CONTRAC
to pay the price, which is continuous
Last Sunday there was an Impres
TY ON WEDNESDAY
application." He then told stories
sive ..ordination and installation ser
TOR
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Th’e hill prov ding for the new vice. Mr. D. L. Thrasher waa In
to illustrate ’the points.
The contract has been formnlly
Commission-Manager charter for the stalled an eider and Messrs. C. E.
signed for the reconstruction work
city was introduced in the house Henry, W. M. McKinnon and J. M.
, . . Junior-Senior Rercptlon
Wednesday by Hon. F. L. Woodruff Neely were ordained- and installed
The Juniorlt proved themselves on the New Valde* Hotel. This was
of Seminole. Typewritten
copies deacons. This gives the church six
the most delightful hosts and host consumated at* a special meeting of
the
board
of
directors
held
on
Tues
were
mailed
tb
Mr
Woodruff
on elders and nine deacons. Two were
esses when they entertained the Se
day
of
this
week.
Mondny
of
this
week
nnd
from
ap
received into the church.
niors Thursday evening at the Hifh
pearance* the representative from
W. I’. Richardson of the firm of
School from 9:30 to. 12:30 o'clock.
We are hoping for a large crowd at
RicWdson &. Co. was present at the
thiil district lost no time in getting
Thcg halls, reception rooms nnd meeting and several items in the ten
Sunday school at 10:30 aa a surprise
the
bill
introduced.
auCi'orium was most artistically dec
Thi*. new city charter contains to tho superintendent, Mr. II. C.
By a votff? of 314 to 49 Sominolo County voted on Tuesday to bond
orated in Spanish moss, ferns, palms, tative contract were changed to suit
over ninety typewritten sheets of Duilose, who is a commissioner from
.
for $360,000 for additional hard aurfaced roads throughout the county.
cut (lowers and crepe paper festoons the ideas of the hoard.
the Presbytery to the General As
Machinery is already on the way
This matter haa been agitated for aomo time and the people of the j ItgnL paper a n d ^ ^
in white and purple. All the lights,
sembly in New Orleans. The at
this
work
in
charge
have
cer
with their purple covers, resembling and on the track In the Sanford county are familiar with the proposition. Suffice to aay that Seminole1' nK
tendance will be wired Mr. ,DuBosa
yards for tho work of construction will be second to ho county in the state of like size and character in the tainly had a task to perform in get
huge purple iris.
Monday morning.
ting this work out.
In the reception room and hall and men are arriving every day to matter of good roada when the proposed.roads aro completed.
Five copies were made, of which
While tho election was quiet, the voto in aome precincts was larger four were required to be sent to the
were -immense punch bowls, almost begin work. It.is expected that ac
Moving Day at Court House
tual
work
will
be
begun
on
Monday
than the usual bond election bringa out. The people of the county have ^
t
The remain|nK copy
hidden in their beds of flowers and
Today
is "moving day" for tho
next
although
there
aro
several
ten
always voted for good roada and it ha* become rather a matter of fact on ^ ,n ^
,, ofncc wherc
moss. These'were gracefully pre
Court House officials. They aro
ants
still
In
tho
building'
Including
proposition that road and other improvement bond, will carry. - For this
dU
tnX|)nyer> votl>r or Intcr- moving from the Welborne block
sided over by Misses Margaret Zach
---- thia docu
ary and Florence Henry, who were the county officers. Thcae will not rcaaon many do not voto who otherwiae would not mlaa an opportunity.
ested person may examine
which haa -been their official home
assisted by Billie Fitts and Fay Loss- binder the initial work, however, and
The
vote
by
precincta
waa
aa
follows:
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ment. It ia hoped that this charter since the organization of the county
they will be allowed to refnain a few
ing.
days or until they are able to move
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Againat m.y be read by those who are inter to the beautiful new Court House re
For
Misses Carolyn Spencer and Julin into the new court house which is Precinct
Bonds reted, and while tho election, if the cently purchased by the county from
Bonds
Location
No.
Zachary in the daintiest of frocks of being rapidly finished.
1 j bill passes will not he held for some the Elks and which has been remod
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78
Sanford (West Side)
1
Georgette crepe met the guests at
1 ; time it behooves the people of the elled and made into one of the best
24
Monroe
Under the terms of the contract 2
the door, introducing them to Miss
9
city to familiarise thdmselvea with
.
109
Sanford! East Side)
Marian Clark, who wAre a wonder the work is to he completed und 3 *
3
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the proposed charter in order that small court house buildings in the
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I’aola
4
ready
for
occupancy
within
six
,
ful creation of tulle, silver lace and
1 they may discuss the matter and state.
37
5
Oviedo
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panne velvet, who acted as mistress months from the time octual work
It
ia
expected
that tho officers will
1
j
vote
intelligently.
20
Geneva......... ............. .......... ........... ........ ...............
of ceremony. * Misa Clark then in atarls. Thia will act the time for 0
No funds aro available for print be thoroughly settled* in their new
16
0
• Chuluota ..... .................t . ...........................
troduced tho guests to the officers of completion at November 15th or in 7
4 ing the charter but if the bill passes quarters by Monday and ready for
1
8
Gabrielis
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time
for
the
tourilt
season.
the Junior Class and the guests of
8 it ia probablo that aomo arrange
11
Longwootl...... —............. ..... •’
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business, although they will handle
honor. The officer! In this receiving
ments may be made whereby the
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5
Lake
Mary__
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10
France,
having
been
discharged.
He
line were Mbs Adele Rinea, president
8 charter ^iiuy be issued in printed any mattere which require immed!-*
Altamonte ^
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4
of the class, who wore a becoming ■pent a.number of months in France 11
form in order that voters may have ate attention either today or tomor-.
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dreaa of pink Georgette crepe; Mlaa and saw hia share* of^ctual service at
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row if brought to thtm.
49 a copy.
Total..............
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Anna Mason, the vice president at- the.front.
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MENCEMENT
EXERCISES
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MRS. GEO. H. FERNALD
PRESENTS BEAUTIFUL
HOME TO SANFORD
CITY CHARTER
BILL INTRO
DUCED WED.
WORK BE
GINS ON THE
NEW HOTEL
(SEMINOLE COUNTY VOTED
$350,000.00 FOR GOOD
ROADS ON LAST TUESDAY
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COUNTRY,. THE
WITH A LOW PLACE OR THINGS;
WIN MORE EDWORLD CALLS FOR YOUR
ST R ENG TH EN CHARACTER
UCATION.
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ALSO A CORPS OF THE F IN E S T TEACHERS;
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luroc pigs 7 weeks Old.
for s< rvicr. Orion De
Geo R at la!l. West
F u r n i t u r e w a n t e d for two or tarc»'
imt ' - . »*h
R o t A.*'- 11 ‘ • I
I’ur. re! .
<> draws now ready
to ci* ie e*tau-. Write. I
97 Washing:, n avenue
L IQ U ID S anc/ PASTES: For Black.Whife.Tano/x/
ONG RECITAL
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Fur Saiv O ne s a dd le mare. .Fine
for dr i vi ng '-attic. A. It Corf.:aot St on e I«!urd.
Address I tnx. 19*'.
Sanf or d.
{any desires the
\ oung ladies ' ■
work
Apply to
after 5:30 morning
114 M agnolia Ave
For Sale
. chucked. t
Ave.. -Jr
G-'tp
R,INL
v !o A 'l f f arid
Good copditUMi.-f Vermont avenue, also
49-tfc
iw-nts comj'le* f>>r nous
o-.-a: front
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_______Why pay Tor J o t indispensable
on ear. household a r t i r ’e whe.n you ran
C a m e r o n make for third .cost.
Don t delay,
52-2tc 1answer now. Williams, Hos 1^—3.
cdUFFOAlLFT CORPORATIONS LTO.
is a day fraught with great responsibility for the qualified elec
tors of Seminole County, for it is then you will speak with the
ballot for or against good roads— Can it be (here are some so
blind to the GREATEST NEED of the hour they will VOTE NO?
-■' Let every’ progressive citizen come out on that day and
use his influence to the utmost to carry this issue successfully.
BUFFALO. N.V.
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COUNTY HAPPENIN
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR
RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN
TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CARS
AUTO TIRES
We carry the most complete stock and the five most select lines
>UPSALA AND GKAPEV1LLE * houses here will soon be taken when
handled in the county. Tires we sell are
Sunday school at 3 o'clock next we get the good roads, as we are n
postively guaranteed.
Sunday. Last time we missed Rev. nice distance from town.
Ericson as he was absent, preaching
One of the large sections of Jand
TUBES, GASOLINE, MOBILOILS, GREASES, COMPLETEISTOCK OF
at his old charge at Ethel,'ko Geo. lying just outside the limits west of
AUTO
ACCESSORIES. WHITE STRIPE LEATHER FABRIC TIRE COVERS
Dallinger as assistant acted in his Goldsboro, 100 arres in all, we are
place.
told has a force of men putting it in
Rev. Brower came out on his shape for gardening and-the charges
IM M E D IA T E S E R V IC E —Y O U D O N T
wheel giving us one of' the best of 'df dynamite fairly shake the ground
H A V E T O W A IT —T H E R E ’ S A M A N
as the stumps come out. Fish &
sermons.
A T T H E C U R B T O S E R V E YOU
Sorry we were In error in regard Fish of DoLnnd are the owners and
to Rev. Swanbon aaJie is coming out this is a part of some of the big deals
next Monday night instead .of this mentioned by the editor.
Mr. anti Mrs Emmet Hardt and
week.
Mrs. John Lundquist visited with little son of Connecticut and a sister,
her old neighbor, Mrs. Bengston last Mrs. DeKamp of Ocala who have
Friday at the home of her daughter, been touring the state in the latter’s
auto for his health were guests Mon
Mrs. Tyner. .
day at the home of Barney Beck and
Notice that Paul Keely and wife are calling on friends in Gmpeville Tues
having a private line put in on the day. He and his brother were own
phone and also that they are enjoy ers of the Fitts truck farm.
ing a fine new car.
Elmer Tyner remembered
his
mother with a pretty, dinner set of
M . E. Smith and family spent the
Albert Wh’ito of Mims was seen in rathNMrl osc* culls hut does not regret
bluebird china ware.,
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week end at Coronado Beach.
Wekiwa Sunday. He is a former his trip at any rate.
WHEN WE SAY IT’S GOOD, IT IS GOOD
Mr. and Mrs. B., J. Overstreet
— Among those attending^tho-^ighth president of oul little city,-—------- ~'~Mr. jiftd Mrs. Will Evans and cilWhen wc tell you a certain article of food Is good for 701
grade graduation in town in honor
Flora Brockway is visiting her dren c^nro*up from Tampa Friday were dinner guests of Mrs. J. M.
to eat you can depend on It. Wt know foods. And wc know
of .Margaret Ercison, one of the friend, May Ward in Coleman. She and spent the week-end with the Lord Sunday.
brands.
graduates were her parents. Mr. and is expected home next Sunday.
home folks here.
Mrs. Evans'
If you have any kick coming on
We've made it our business to study them so we ran talk too
Mrs. Alfred Ericson and children
Joe McAlister has arrived safely father, Mr. Bray of Winter Garden Seminole humpy brick road cross the
with
real authority. W e know foods and groceries ns a doctor
who went with Carl Pierson;^ Mr. in . Norwalk. Ohio. He reports a made* them a visit a short time ago ferry and proceed as far as New
knows disease and remedies, and we are specialists in our line.
arpl Mrs. Emil Magnuson and Mrs. very pleasant trip and is expecting and while there he presented them Smyrna, then turn around and come
This knowledge of ours is invaluable to you. yet it costs you noth
John Borell and nephew. Woodward to go on to Michigan soon.
with a nice home ready furnished in hack, when you get on Seminole
ing.. Everything In our store reflects this knowledge. We stock
Bertlcson; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
brick ngqin you will shout your
R. B. Basket and wife returned the city pf Tampa.
only
those groceries and provisions which wc know will please
Lundquist and mother. Mrs. J. C. last wetk after spending two years
W. ,Y. Dunn and family, H. I). praise.•*
Lundquist. .
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Lor<j, Mr,
in Cuba.
Durant and family urcqtnpanied by
and
Mrs. Ed. Humphrey were recent
Mr., and Mrs. Volje Wijliams, with
Miss
Amanda
Sjoblofn
of
Lake
Mar/
Lieut. A.9 O. Von Herbulis sur
his father and mother,, Mr. and Mrs. prised his friends .by getting clT Jhc and IV 15. Truitt and family of visitors to the beach*
C. M. Williams and their daughter. train Tuesday night. He'started for Lopgwood, accompanied by Ray
Miss Edna, of Hanford have recently Camp Jackson Hcj t* m.bi r, HOT Pardin "f Lake Howell, all motored
purchased the T I Miller property Porn g th;.* time he las risen from to O a k la n d Sundjiy and s p e n t the
in Gtapeville, which was long owned the rank of a private t•• that of Jiui day at the home uf MV. a n d Mrs.
by Mr. Alex Vaughan, consisting of
Harold int.-ih*n. At il.iti.tr l>tiu
Phone 16
Phone
BAN K A N N E X
ON MAGNOLIA
WEST
.w ,1. t.u.r l .t-krt di nner «;i» —r \ i i l
«t rdioft >>f Lake A p o p k a where
e\ er\ one rr."re t h a n did their dut y
EAST SANKOKI)
New ntfleer* fur the Epwnrth
League were elected Sunday evening
at Moore’s Station ehureh as follows:
MU-; Helen ChiTpening, pre-olent
Mis* Nellie Long, v i c e president.
Miss Winnie Knight, secretary; Mrs.
('. E. Choprening as treasurer: Miss
Ituby Hart, organist
Rev ! it
Mien wan ,,ver from Unti-rpri-< T<*
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CASH
AVENUE
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LEESBURG, FLORIDA
Monday
Tuesday
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Phone 43, Sanford, Florida
Riolhir
When style and comfort meet
tal k'
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Mr. and Mrs. Brown have stored
their" houshold goods In town -and
will return next fall to East Sanford
it is hoped by tfuir ttianv friends
WE HAVE FOUND IT!
V P E R FE CT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water. Chemical
Decomposition, Mmospherc and Moisture.
Made from (hat s a me material adopted by the Gov er nme nt to withstand
Nitric and Picric Acid t ests In the construction of its Immense arid plants.
O ur supply Is limited only by our d e ma n d.
SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA.
Stuck in yards ami 23.090 ready for shipment.
HAT’S the ideal combination in
clothes—nude and comfort, a
suit with the right lines, with
the latest features; one that makes you
feel at ease.
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You'can’t be sure of style and comfoit in
all clothes; you can in the ones we sell—
Hart SchafTner & Marx clothes. They are
made ibat^way, tailored fur comfort, styled
for dress.
What style do you want? We have it
for you whether it’s one of the new
waist-seam models, single or doubled
breasted, more conservative business
suits, or a young man’s sack
SatisfactiomGuaranteed
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OF
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sv.vroim. I IOHIIM
summer, and went over .Friday,. re
turning Tuesday.
Mrs. Chamber
lain's aunt. Mrs. Louvica Paige was
their guest, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Dressor and daughter were their
over Sunday guests.
Mrs. Louvica Paige who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W.
W. CDressor for several months is
leaving on the boat Thursday to
take passage on the Mohawk for her
home in Watertown. N. Y., and will
join the Traver family for the trip,
Watertown friends who winter in
Orlando.
Mrs. Jennie Sheehan and children.
Kina and Earl who have spent the
winter with her aunt, Mrs. Ross
Long are leaving‘this week for their
home at Tennessee Pass, Pikes Peak,
•Colorado. They will visit in New
Martinsburg, West Virginia en- .
route. • This is their second winter
here.
Miss Amie Moore arrived here
last week from south Florida to
spend some time with her aunt, Mrs.
Joe Cameron and family.
Mrs. Tina Warren Beatty was
taken to the Orange County Gen
eral Hospital, Orlando Sunday morn
ing for care and treatment. Semin
ole County Red Cross is paying the
bills and others have helped to make
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bandages,. patches,, etc, for injured
tires. Just have us vulcanize the
damaged places and you’ll have 1
whole tire without patch or bleraijh.
Our vulcanizing does more thin
mend tires. It practically remakes
them sq they are as good as new one*
without the expense.
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COUNTY HAPPENINGS
(Continued from page 2)
Insoji and daughter. Miss Gladys
Mr. and Mr*. G. T. Iluxlal.li* of
Robinson were pleasant callers at Orlando spent Sunday in Oviedo,
Mrs. Jack Vaughn's Sunday after the gut-sts of Miss A. L). Mitchell.
noon.'
*
Mrs. C, T. McCulley and Miss
• The cattle dipping "is Saturday Christine Nelson visited Orlando
again and it makes it hard on the Tuesday.
most of owners for Saturday is our
<News has been received that Joe
grocery day and clean up day', and Leinhart has landed in the States
mostly the woman has to carry thej and j„ at Camp Mills, N. Y„ waiting
cattle and it isn't very convenient for discharge.
for them to do so on Saturday.
Miss Jessie Collicuft of Golden.
Mr. !\nd Mrs. Will Robinson and Rod visited Miss Mary Brannon
famlly mado anbther fishirig trip;ito Sunday,------ —1----- ■------------ —----M w r T i i m U , . Fl.h .ism to W
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Mrs. Vaughn was in the city Tues- Zl(tt,r nn{) Messrs. Alton Purnell. Km.day .hut didn't enjoy the trip very meU McCall, Fred Strunge and Clem
much it -was so hot ami dry,
,! ent Mall enjoyed a delightful pitenu
When we get the brick road to the j on the packing house lawn Tuesday
city everything will *go
*•• , -ul|,l right ' evening.
it come aliout. Mrs. Beatty was
T(ry thankful to ro uml appreciates
greatly the kindness shown her.
She has been ill five months.
Everybody took the family cow to
the dip vat attain SnturiTny.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Boyce Bell und
ion. Wallace ure leaving in their car
tblrtfrek for their summer home in
Charlotte, N. C.
We are tofo John Russell has
bought the Brady farm of forty
acres of highly improved land situ
ated on Celery and Bourdull aveunes.
Mr. Bussell has now quite a farm as
ke already had sixty acres located on
l *lcnBeard all and Geneva avenues.
WEST GENEVA AVENUE
. F r o m t h e looks « r t he tine pepper
Sweet potato planting time is at fields t hi s y e a r peppers will i/« plen
hand and the good rains are fine to tiful. I t h in k e v er yb o d y has s ome
help them start growing.
growing. We all cum put up peppers
'{‘lie corn crop is l ooki ng line since for winter use.
the raiti
1 see se ve ra l . t o m a t o crops
T h e boys are still c m i n g fr«*m
are damping olf.
It m u s t lie wlmt overseas - They will all gel lfu< k
is ealied i lie Might.
home af ter awhile and w. will ail tie
There is nothing like having a glad win'll t h e lust one get-- hack.
pletit of all kinds of vegetables in
the gat dell
Then we kllllV we will
I see by I lie World lhal t lit i \
kaiser lias been arrested. I guess tu1
have .1 plenty of s o m e t h i n g good to
lie lias
eat at home. Peopl e r a n raise plen will Imte t o leave Holland
had such good t r e at me n t
lie will
ty of home food if t h e y will only try
have i n give up sawing wood
and r i- -■> murii b e t t e r in taste t h a n
shat wi Iniy from s t or es .
Basing
O VI E DO
food heats going t o the* pocket for
Our soldier hoys keep coming
everything we eat.
home
This i ime it’fc I,I V A I'nt
Mr and Mrs. J o e Fort i er were
rishall a n d Otis Mnpp
ai Mr. anti Mrs. T o m KorMr a nd Mrs I (avid Speer. Shentf
tier- Sunday,
Itf ady a n d Miss Julia l.amg of SanMrs Nicola is on t h e sick list this
at t e n d e d t h e Su n da y schmil
s>ek again.
picnic lier«* last S a t u r d a y
Wu are h av in g s o m e w a r m weat her
Miss Ktina Geiger also came over
tuw.
The sun is so ho t until it from Orlando. Th y s e a tt e nd i n g from
makes people w a n t t o h u n t the Oviedo were Rev. und Mrs. L. E.
shady places.
Wright a n d family a nd Mrs. Willa
Lee
a nd b a b y .
Wat ermelon t ime will soon he
Mrs. W. It. Bauierson of I’alrn
here then we can sit in the shade
anti eat the ice cold melons and Beach a n d he r son. Edwin B a u ie r
son spent t h e week end with Mr
keep cool and he h a p p y .
•
and Mrs Geo Ma tt he ws
Mr. and Mrs. Nicola, Mr and
Irwin Grier of Palm Beach
is
Mr-. Neal Culp a n d Mrs. Will Bohvisiting Ins gra nd f at h e r. Mr I D.
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WIHDU WLSMITH, PROP’ft
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S u n d a y in Oviedo.
T h e tel e ph o ne e x ch an g e has been
moved to the Oviedo Hotel leaving
a n o t h e r v a c a n t room fight in the
h e ar t of town.
Dr C. J. Marshall has pur chased
the Hunt block a nd has put new-
glass in the front of the building.
as well as your eyes
<Qr
PHONOGRAPH
ART MODEL
—and you won’t
mistake u peacock for a night
ingale or an ordinary talking
machine for a jeweled Pathe.
Listen to the Pathe with the
Sapphire Boll and a 11-wood vi
olin tone chamber. You hear
every note—every wo'd clear
ly, distinctly, n o scratching
metallic sounds. You cannot
help.being impressed with the
Pathe superiority in tone when
you buy with your ears.
Your eyes will see thf tiny
ihaitd-polished) Sapphire Ball
gliding smoothly round and
round without wearing or cut
ting the groove.
See it rubbed acrocs the record
out hurting it. And remember
no needles to change.
Even if you buy with'your eyes
—you will see many advantag
es In the Pathe Instrument not'
found In the ordinary talking
machine.
Come to our store and hear the
tone of an instrument as clear
as the song of a nightingale, in
a cabinet as big and beautiful
as a peacock.
The Pathe Plays all Makes of R ecords
J. D. DAVISON, Manager
there is no other quest i on so little
T h en why not establish a s t a n d a r d
considered.
Th e re is a lot of talk und syst em of U N I V E R S A L E Q U I
about a secretly con c oi le d a u t o T Y ?
Why not make the world a
cratic, dictatorial
thing
called decent place to live in? Wh y not es
“ peace.” hut t h e quest i on of P e a c e tablish Ben)
Peace Peace t h a t
Beal Pc n rc is not considered.
means Pence, Safety and Plenty for
conlains eighty- thousand words.
Nevertheless, a million experta could
not find any basis for Peace or Sal'vation therein whatever.
But it docs not require an expert
to see that said document does not
remove a single, sllitaryy cause of
War—but doea the exact oppoalte.
You do jiot fiave to read the doc
ument to verify the aboye statement
—you do not have to even read the
“official summary" of aaid docu
ment—you only have> to glance at
the subheads of said summary—and
use your common sense—and you
jarill KNOW that it doea not remove
a single, bo itary cause of war or es
tablish a single, solitary basis for
PEACE-tbut does the exact ■opposii
The longest —
lasting benefit,
the g r e a t e s t
satisfaction for
your s w e e t
tooth.
Has not our President told us that
such is t h e case? Do we not know
t h a t it is true? H a v e t h e y not been
blinking each o t h e r f r om t i me i m
memorial?
Are we m i f t h a t they
are n ot also suxpieiuus of US?
|
If we want to help t h e m we ha d
, h el le r go a hell t it in Niimt* way ot her
t h a n ma rr yi ng ourselves to t h e m
in a " l ea gu e of Hat intis,”
T o u n d e r t a k e to heroine t heir
keeper
or ro-heepe- would dualities*
k g h ! - 1 m l ’ s w i d e i n d u l g e d hi by tinyoung people a n d delightful refresh prove us r e p u g n a n t to t h e m , a* it
would to US for t h e m to heroine
ment s were served
onrt, hut nueii is subst ant i al l y the
Mr and Mr- Fr a nk I’hclp* left
proposed ar ra ng e men t
for Chicago T hu rs d ay morning, a ft er
T H E Q U ESTION OF PEACE ‘
s pendi ng tin- winter at Lake C h a r m
is *o profoundly simple t h a t a child
T he C e nt e n a r y C o m m i t t e e of t he
rjin u n d e r s t a n d it
lint it seems t o ’
Methodist church met Wednesday
he b eyond the *oi npr rhcnsi on of the
evi-nijig at the ntlice id () I* Swope
eomplii a ted mentalities of the war |
a n d a ppoi nt e d workers for the d ri ve
lords, d ip l o ma t s amt ' ex p er t s, ” and
which begins S u n d a y , t h e I nth mst.
t hei r h y po t h e ti c al way of t hi nki ng
J. II D u m a s a n d family left on it is also to** deep for t h e m for all
T h u r s d a y morni ng (or Sanford where mat er ial i st s are supertieial t hi nkers
they expect to live for the coining t hey never enmprcl i eud the basic
year, having rent ed a house a t , l U l t i c a u w of a ny t h i n g . .
French avenue. T h e Duma* family
T h e n at i ons are run on u basis of
h av e been residents of Oviedo for a
INEQUITY
bot h
internally a n d
n u m b e r of year s ami -their friends re
ext ernal l y. * And it is t h e e st abl i sh
gret to see t h e m leave.
ment of “ peace ami s a f e t y” for these
u
Us Examine (he Quest i on of n h u m a n a n d i n h u m a n s y s t e ms of
universal Inequity und oppression
Pea re
T H E Q U E S T I O N OK P E A C E is t h a t engages the a t t en t i o n of the
uf more import-unci' t h a n all o th er “ a mb as s a do r s of peace'' the cause
quest i ons combined for it c o m p r e of the poor t h e vast maj or it y is
hend* all other quest i ons a nd in far from t h e m
There hns been a document drawn
up by the supreme war lords of the
earth called a "treaty of peace.”
which is supposed to establish "uni
versal,” "eternal," durable" p^are —
but will it? War lords have drawn
up "treaties of peace" before. There
has been many a, "league of .na
tions" before. But what has been
the result? The world war and pres
ent chaotic condition of the world is
the answer.
We ure told that this "treaty of
Spence" and “league of nations" com
plicated complication of complica
tions is the longest ever drawn. It
is obviously the greatest complica
tion ever conepetod. It is also obvi
ous that complication* is .one of the
fundamental troubles of thq world
—and
one of the
fundamental
causes of war.
We arc also told, by way. of rec
ommendation, that over one .thou
sand experts labored for three and
one half months to draw up that
document of "peace" that is expect-
c
Shall we
lieeotne
c onf eder at ed
with n at io n s which h a v e such i n
f amous records t h a t t hev a re sumpictous of every act of each' ot her. '
As long us there in Inequity there
volves every phase of huinun exist
ence, Yes, it is a very simple ques- will go strife internally and extern
OVIEDO
ally. Is anything clearer or surer
tion.
Mr'.’ and Mrs. 'Guy Ackerman of
T he r e is no question- t h a t so t h o r tlinn that? Is anything simpler than
Sa nf or d s p e n t a few daytr this week
oughly concerns t he people of the that? Is not the oppressed majority
with T. L. Cushing.
world as the Q ue st io n of Peace. entitled to Pence, Comfort arid Hap
C. A. B r a n no n of Plant City spent But. paradoxical qs it may seem, piness?
With Your Ears
A’o nttdlts to ehangt
T h e o d o r e Aulin
Tue sd a y,
On Wednesday eveni ng Miss Olive
L u e t i c e nt e rt a in e d a n u m b e r of he r
friends at a moonlight pa rt y . T h o s e
present were Misses Eunice Cl ar ke,
Mabel .'Swope, E li z abe th L a wt o n .
Ma ry Brannon. Alice Br annon, R u t h
Voting. Virginia Wr ight . IV M u r ph y ,
M a ry Lienhnri, M a y Cotmly, Nell
Kulg and Mrs. -V. K. Cr awf or d,
I At* sr- Merle Marshall, Milton
Ha g. Fr.int ,s Swope, E m m e t t M>-( ‘.i
\li mi 1 a me [I. lieved.v U right,
Fred Strange.
I at holt
Mct'lllley,
Clci’iirni Hall. Slav a n d Hob M u r
phy
Games on t he lawn a nd moon1
E v e r y t h i n g is getting mi ght y ddrr y
Mr a n d Mrs. Lionel Sipes a n d
agpin.
Bain is needed bad.
little son a rr i ve d h o m e n short time
T h e hot a n d dry- we at her makes
ago from a year s p e n t in J acksonpeople
feel h ad . E ve ryone r o u n d is
ville. .
.
c ompl ai ni ng of feeling had.
Remove the cause—Is the only
common sense or scientific way to re
move any trouble.
Remove the
cause, and there will be no wars
There is no other way.
it is obvious that the war lords,
diplomats mol expert* have-not ex
erted any effort whatever to deter
mine the cause of war.
It is also obvious that their every
effort has been to establish “ peace
and safety" for those things which
constitute |he fundamental canape of
war—and oppresses the vast majorlly.
■'
Shall we stick*^>ur head info the
elaborately
ramoullaged
foreign
noose they have prepared for us in
every wrangle
between
foreign
bunds of rubbers, intriguers and op
pressors?
visited Orlundiii
every one in the Universe—Dniversul Pence There is only one way
to do it.
Lloyd C. Gliaaon.
True Genius.
How grat eful we nr e to t h e man of
the world who obeys the morale, ns
lu humility, a dd In the obligation
s e r v e - ma n ki n d . T r u e genius r.lwnys
tin* these Inspirations.—Emerson,
WR!GL|EYS
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packages.
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These most Important arena* must l>«
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tha blood; unless they do their work
you are doomed
Wearlnewe. sleeplessness, nervousness,
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three ‘or (our every day. The heaUng
oil eoako into the cells and llnlna of
the kidneys nnd drives nut tha poisons.
New lire and hoalth will eurely follow.
When your normal vigor has besn r e
stored continue treatment for a whit*
to keep yourself In condition and prsv e n t ' s return of tha dleease.
tmn't watt until you are Incapable or
nshtlmr. H u r t taklnic OOU) UKOAls
Haarlem Oil Capsules today. Tour dr uc trial will (hnerfully refund your manor
If you are not satisfied with result*
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KEEF YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN
Tires That Give Extra Mileage
Are j Money;
The extra mileage coats you nothing.
You usually get more than two miles of servicejfor every mile you buy—a substantial
saving of tire money whlth you cannot well
"Southern" Tires are built by hand.
The fabric la extra atrong long atspla Sea
Island cotton. The rubber la new and lire,
cured to just the, right degree to give long
“Southern
Tires Are Thick Tires”
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"Southern" Tire, are eaay-ridlng, fric
tion resisting and very hard to puncture.
The tread, are one-eighth to, one-fourth of
nn Inch thicker than those of moat other
tires selling at about the same price.
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�PACE FOUR
THE SANFORD HERALD
THESANFORDHERALD
from a Sanford man to purchase this Woodruff and II. C. Dubose was
home at a good price and this was read and ordered filed.
rejected in order that the sick and
R. J. HOLLY, Editor
Street light at intersection of Pine
afflicted of our city might have a
W. M. HAYNES. Bualncaa Manager
and
Fifth street was on motion I,. P.
haven wherein they might have their
Hagan, seconded by G. F. Smith and
physical wants cared for.
Published Every Friday by
carried, referred to Chairman of
The city will have in this new hos Street Committee.
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY pital
if you really want to succeed you can—promptness
an institution of which wq may
On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded
justly
be
proud
if
present
plans
car
is the key to advancement. If you are willing to
H ttn sciu rn u N pr ic k in advance
ry. We would suggest that the nam by John Adams and carried, city
ONE TEAR-------------------------------1
pay the price and be prompt the rungs of the ladder
ing of this hospital be accorded to engineer was instructed to make de
NIX MONTHS__________ ‘----------THICK MONTHS_____________________
Mrs. Fornald and that the name of tail report of cost of. re-building
of success are easv to climb. BE PROMPT!
Fernald and Laughton be incorpor pavement on First street from Gas
r *d u S ' l u . M ill Mfclflrr AifiiM ?Jod
ated therein that the memory and Branch to Railroad, 15 feet with ceIMA. il lh» pMtaffirc u Hsnfwd. I1«U »
Cudrr A n of M . r r h Sr«f. 1ST*
curbing.
name of the Fernaids and Mrs. ment
• “
CAPITAL $30,000.00
SURPLUS $15,000.00
TM<-ph.n. N*. IIS Laughton may go on down through
On motion G. F. Smith, seconded
Office: Herald IlaUUls*
by Jno. Adams and carried, city at
generations to come.
torney was instructed, to draw up
Japan's beautiful manners do not
'suitable ordinance regulating tires on
prevent her being an expert grabber.
trucks in the city of Sanford.
g *4HTy0URBUSIHLS5
Copy of resolutions passed by the
Blessed are the inconspicuous! It
council
of
Jacksonville,
in
reference
is true they are not overburdered
to fair to be held during the year
with bouquets, but neither do they
II. K. STEVENS
R. R. DEAS,
C. D. COUCH,
1921 was read and on moUon G. F,
tiative,
aggressiveness,
determinaP,*at4»r|
receive bombs.
Cashier
Asa't Caabiar
! lion, practicability and vision which Smith, seconded by Jno.* Adams and
America, in her love for condensa carried, city attorney was instructed
The little May-day remembrance tion has chosen to style "pep."
to draw up suitabte resolution along
sent to Federal Judge Landis of
the
above lines!
The successful, wide awake and
Chicago was quite unnecessary. He
following reports were ryad
blows up frequently enough without progressive town must possess the andThe
ordered filed:
same
qualities.
It
must
have
the
the aid of a bomb.
judgment to realize that its prosper
Report of chief of police for month position- by the Epworth League
i t y anti growth depend on the home of April. 1919:1
Board. While he is ip every way ef
Good Definition,
Practical Eitfmate.
Russia has issued an ultimatum advantages and business advantages Number of arrests
25 . ■
Charles ami Roger were frying to
ficient for any honor conferred upon
"Did
you
stty Bllgglus Is a go.«J )n%.
against Roumania. and it will per w’hich it can oiler. And i f must Discharged
him. yet Florida Loaguednm would ,^**ne
word dead,I. when Charles erY' "Yes." "Why. yfin tlicn bis lurk
haps be effective. We have occa have vision enough to see that ex Fines assessed
180.00 regret exceedingly to lose his services
tll,> n,n,,i’r wittb. "When .votjr Is worst he never loses mure than two
sionally known Ma to issue an ulti penditures which secure these ad Collected from March
Mood don't percolate tno mure, you're ar three dollars." "Thnt's what 1 rail
5.00 "All for Christ."
dead!"
matum against Pa, and she has vantages are not an extravagance, Dog tax
s good loser."
6.00
EnterpriseJuniors
are
active
in
nearly'always gained her point.
but an asset:
Pound fet-s
30.50
every department—are now studying '
Money spent in local improve
the mission work of t h e i r church.
'
----Until t h e luxury t a x came i nt o ef ments such a* public
buildings,
Live O a k Seniors are reorganized
fect, p e r h a p s you did nut know t hat schools, good r*>ads, sewers, city—Cash to collector
22
with 5 ) iss Helen Wolfe as secr et ar y.
! .
j jnl il'ill ji iJ
candy a n d ice c r e a m a n d chewing water. ga«
and electric light i«
Treasurer's report for month
f i t r a ^aml K c t ^ r j c k ure two new
!
|i
Undertaking any April, ipl9
. ,
gum a n d face p o wd e r were l u x u n e -. ntolW well spot:t
Leagues of Gainesville Di s t r ict . Wal
J j[j
You will not. however , e n t e r t a i n of these improvement.' is like making On hand April 1, I'M9
11,511
d
o
of
s
a
m
e
district
reor
gani
zed
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1
,
.
ill
a ny d o u b t s on this h e a d for s o me an excellent investment,
which isRec'd from collector
6.5x1!
BE PROMPT!
E0P L E S B A N K O F S A N E Q ,
'
t i me t o come.
b ound to . r e t u r n d i v i d e n d s .
The
gain t o t h e t o w n r e a c t s t o t h e c o m - ;
fort ar.if benefit of e ve r y citizen.
----. 17,12r
—
.
D i s b u r s e me n t s;
Ill) If' lj i 3
!i*-r J u n i o r L ea gu e am!* Mrs. W. U!
Hicks is l e ad er .
,
1-
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President James Dombrnskv, ork • *■r. Hyde Park. Tampa. League
Af.giy Williams, vice president. S. (' ^
many
tyii
r/'
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I
ow mat . \
A i.n;i I •,i i. ir.f.->n "f
-i-.-retarj <>f Jacksonv
ha- ree-tvered from, an
.
was v i r . paitiful.
Miss Dickin
son is one of o u r very best E p wo r th
■ought Py .business e nt e
manufacturing.
It es
paying To rent
it 1- not the ri
fact which dir-t
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•*
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*t " •
' 1fl I
jilo no
’
At thb He ra ld otfis-e m a , •„ found
a copy of t he proposed city c h a r t e r
for Inspection by t h e public
Y>>u
are perfectly welcome to coine tn
a h d inspect t „ your h e a rt s con t en t .
A p r iv a te otlire will be furnished
you and every etT- , - 1 trad* t • m.i-,-
whirh i- located at Fr os t pr oof ntl
Lake Isfopogayoxee
Polk county
i- fa’mou- for it- splendid asphal t
m a d - which make t h e c a m p access
ible by a ut omobi l e a nd it c a n In• asi!y reached by rail as well
The
jiurpose of this c a m p is the t ra in in g
of oldereboys for places of leaders hi [,
m *r i ir s- f <>fs a t d c-mirnunitii-« a nd
’ w ! it* t > d,tr. t" so pi.i- a pr,,g ' a m in.tt w,l] challenge t h e m t..
t o e - of - e r v i c
Ttin- c a m p i« i m r
held for the mere mirpose of recrea
tion b ut r at h e r fv-creation.
It is
hoped to have s ome of t h e s t r o ng e st
men present who can help mol d the
lives of these boys along t h e lines
t h a t will make t h e m b e t t e r citizen-
t.790.2U
790 91
5.581.11
e department
t. showi ng all
edition
wobtiiiig the
■*rth 'id,' of
uni p Branch
ring J o h n S.
hers in t^uiet Hour Covenant, hold
s read and regular council and business meetings
bill to prop- —services interesting and helpful,
so asstssesd.
Zolfo has now Junior League un-j
e city w e r e |(| cr Pr esi dent Beul ah Lee Cason, s e c - !
der ed d r a w n retary,
Miles
R9berts, t r ea su re r;
ilhenin Robinson. Eight subscrib
ers to Junior Topu-s (Quarterly.
As s t a t e d h e ret of or e, we knew t he
ppople of Feminole would do t he
right t h i n g nt the right t i me in re
gard to t he road bon d s
R\ a vote
of seven t o one they ac ce pt ed a bond
Fur ther i nformat i on can be h a d by
issue of S.tSO.OOtt f.,r rtior,- good
writing U I M c f a n l e s s . S t a t e Sec
road- tn t he county on Tuesday
M i
\
S e m i n , ili ' w i l l now ci*r i t n t j e ,n rp»- retary b>r It,.'.-’ Work, \
hold - a - ti a : I ng t lie best r . uidsj
of any count y of her size tn the st at e
M
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p ia r, -he
Sanf or d. Fla . May 15. 1919
City council of the city of Sa nf or d,
Nallic Har ri son I hapter
The ri-guiar monthly m e et i n g of
Florida, met on the above date at
t h e Sallie Harri son C h a p t e r . N. S.,
10
o'clock a. m. in special session,
Q. A. R „ wax h e l d , a t t h e h o m e of
Present,
R. A. Newman, president
Mrs.. G. I. Lour ks . Hi s t or i an of t h e
pro tern and Councilmon G. F.
C h a pt e r, April 11. 1919.
j Smith,, L. I*. Hagan anil Geo. D.
After t h e or der of busi ness a so
! LVuop Absent*. Roy Symcs. F L.
cial hour was enj o ye d.
TB#- Treasury Department has
Iwen urged to roiri a half cent piece,
ff tie | etitioren can point to any
thing that can le bought for a half
tent nowadays, the Treasury will
probably give their request seme
consideration.
By co ur ie sy of Mr*. H e n r y W i g h t
There are more luxuries in France
t
h
e
hostess ha d m a n y wo nd e rf ul r e
than in this country. Where anthra
cite coal is 180.00 a Ion. butter cent war relics a nd t r ophi es of M i .
$1 40 a pound, beefsteak 11.00 and Fred Wight t o exhibit. T h e y were
ver y
much
appreciated
Da ug ht er s
Mrs. Lourks. t assisted
W at s o n
THE SANFOltD HOSPITAL
The Herald wishes to congratulate
Mrs. Geb. H. Fernald upon being
big hearted
enough to offer her
beautiful home to the city as a gift
for a city hospital. Nothing but a
love for her fellow beings could have
prompted this noble woman to make
this offer to the city, for it is gener
ally known that she has had an offer
by
by
the
Mrs
served delirious s t r a w b e r r y
cream apd cake. T h e favors were
white and pink sweet peas.
The next (fleeting will be at the
h >me of Mrs. Forrest Lake, treasurer
601 Park .avenhc, May 9, 1919.
Tnis will be the Inst meeting of the
Chapter's talepdar year. Officers
will be elected for the ensuing yearEach member is urged to be present.
NLrs. W. J. Thigpen,
v
Secretary.
City Council Meets
City council of the city of Sanford.
»>e carry all the
leading varieties of
seed which have
been tested and
Miller and Jno. Adams.
The president prop tern of the
council stated the object of the meeting-vwus for the purpose of discuss
ingyUie 'proposition of Mrs. Fernald
oiTvring her property on corner Fifth
street and Oak avenue for a city
hospital.
The following doctors were present
and each expressed their views of the
proposition: Drs. I’uleston, Tolar,
Marshall, Robson.
On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded
by Geo. D. Bishlp and carried, the
proposition was accepted awaiting
details to be worked out acceptable
to both parties.
On motion G. F. Smith, seconded
by L. P. Hagan and carried a vote
of thanks was extended to Mrs.
Fernald for her generous offer, said
vote being unanimous.
There being no further business,
council adjourned.
Florida, met in regular session on
M a y 5th at 8:30 j». in.
P r e s en t :
F. L. Miller. President a nd Counci l -
men G F. Smith, L. V. 'Hagan, Jno.
Adams
and Roy i Symes.
Absent.
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'
„
,
i x.aroiyn
R. A. Newman and Geo. D.. Bishop. |
Minutes of.'last meeting read and*0f ggg ^
*d0I,trd'
- iwill-hav
Communication from, Southe'rrt' ] Aw^mbl
Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. in regards to une lit.
new rates which went into effect! Miam
May, 1919 was read and ordered *havinr
.« * •>
„/
.
-„
| Trinity '
Estimate of cost of paving Sixth ; Presidi
Florida • street between property ,of F. L. erland h
known to be b e st
adapted to our soil
and climate.
Write for our new
1919 catalogue and
ll.iiiion.icot Seniors, u n d e r Pr*siS a m F r a s e r have ten subecribr- t • E p w o r t h Era
Floral Ci t y has
live
T h e s e 't writ Leagues with two
l.er-bjiVg one Yt Ocala atid one at
t lirmatv a ’e all liew o r g a n is a ti o n s
of N Ocala District. u n d e r secretary - ,
j j, / f this scribe, while Miss Kat h- ,
leen P l u m b of Bellair s u p e r i n t e n d s
t h e s o u tl i c rn half, wlilrh s he report^
is doing excellent service
Ocala
District wh i c h holds t h e b a n n e r extends f r o m Ocala Cs> St. P e t e r s bu r g
Bartow Juniors, u n d e r Mrs. W. R . !
Whi t e enroll 25 m e mb e rs a n d a r e 1
s t u d y i n g c h u r c h and* Hibie' courses,
Presi dent Br uce Hall of T a Belle
Seniors enroll 111 have good devoIlona! m e e t i n g - and n u m b e r 111 in
t / u ie t H o u r C o v e n a n t
L a k e l a n d Seni ors have eight mem- 1
Mrs
J
M
H a r o of Itowiing
G r e e n J uni or* r ep or t - f i n q u pledge
to Apri cal Special and d o n a t i o n to
E n t e r p r i s e O r p h a n a g e , m e m b e r s 2.1.
Pr e si d e n t. Louise Jones.
Miss Edyth Yeats of Bartow, su
perintendent of Bartow District re
ports a new League at Fort Green.
Dr. J. M. Culbrette of St. Louis,
formerly assistant E. L. se retary at
Nash ville will preach Commence-,
iumc
rf I :
. hr.ly, J.nuuiui,
Mexico r.-:*l S,v.i ;— >~uv songs, chc
concerts—s o ! .! t , : n ,.;u! quartettes—
children, grown-ups. dances—waltzes, ontvs
trots, ja/./c —bunt'is, trumpets and accordions
piccolns. ukclclcs—bras' 'v.tij',, orchestras,
C»rand Opera, vaudeville or glee ilubs—even
tunes and yodcling arc jK.rfec:!y played on
M
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Grafonolas. and Records
"All the music of ail the world " is CQlumbia's claim.
Come in and hear u* make it good. XVc’ll gladly play
you any record on the list, and show you
our complete stock of instruments.
11. L. GIBSON
I 19 Magnolia \ t e
We have a complete lino of records, and can make
, immediate delivery. Terms if desired.
Swing On To Your
Bonds and Stamps
At the Congregational Church'
"Witnessing in Judea and Samar
ia” will be the-subject for the morn
ing this Sunday, service beginning
at eleven.
"Democracy and Christianity"
will be the1 subject for, the evening,
beginning at eight.
*
The Christian Endeavor topic is
"Life, .the School of GotJ, and its
Lessons." Mildred Robinson, leader.
Notice
fie received by t h e b oa r d
of county c ommi s s i o ne rs at their
next regular meeting to be held on
Turaday, June 3rd, .1919, for repair
ing bridge over Econlockhatchce
Creek.' Work to be done u n d e r the
supervision of .Fred T. WiMiams,
clounty engineer.
Plana and specifications may be
had upon application to Fred T.
Williams. Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
E, A. Douglass, Clerk.
53-3tc
Bids will
Every time you make a sacrifice to attain an ultimate
objection you fortify and arm yourself. If you .will make
sacrifices to keep from selling your Liberty Bonds or
redeeming your War Savings Stamps your sacrifice will
fiave won for you rtie worth of three securities.
5 our G o v e r n m e n t de pe nd s dn y o u a n d a!! of the
o t h e r bond holders to help tide o v e r t he d a y s of re
ad Mist m e n t .
Do not shirk the obligation you assumed .when you
purchased your aecurities’-except in dire necessity.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
S a n f o r d , F lo r i d a
�THE SANFORD HERALD
Llule Happenings
M en tio n o f
Mailer# In Brief
Personal Ilcma
of In terest
In and About
*£ The City <£
PAGE FIVE
i lo I . O. Stand
city on Wednesday morning of this
moving this week week after a lingering illness cover
ing many years, the last five of
room formerly occupied by the post- which the deceased was unable to
office in the Peoples Hank building. leave her room.
Mr. RnfTeld has made extensive
Interment was made In Lake View
improvements in the new stand and cemetery on Wednesday afternoon.
intends to make many more in the the funeral services Inking place at
near future. The nnme of the new 6 o'clock, with her pastor, Rev. A.
store will be The Leader Depart S. Peck of the Episcopal church of
ment Store and it is the intention of ficiating.
the owner to put In u very large
stock of goods this summer for the
Mr. and Mrs. Shinholser Entertain
fall trade.
Mr. and Mrs. S. O, SninnoUcr enMr. RnfTeld leaves on July 1st for
the, northern markets'where he will tertuined the pastor and his wife and
buy all that is up-to-date in the sev the stewards and their wives one
eral lines which he expects to carry evening lust week at their home on
and will have a store and stock that , Third street. The room was beauwill be a credit to the city when it L tifully decorated with Easter fillies,
After the business meeting was over
placed on display for sale.
The owner of the Leader came to Mrs. Shinholser served delicious sal
Sanford less than n year ago and has ad, salttnes and coffee.
Among the guests of the evening
enjoyed a. remarkable business here.
were-Dr.
and Mrs. C. W. White,
It has grown too large for the old
quarters, hence the necessity for the Mr. and Mrs. Thornton, Mr. and
change in location.
Mrs. Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
The opening of the new stori^ will Peabody;-Mr. and MrsrLec l[a|t:uV7
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. J. Pope, Mr. and
Mrs. T. F. Adams M.sim. FraVt
Adams,
* Spurting, Ed. Putnam aid
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Dr. Mason.
BANANAS, 40c DOZ,
LEMONS, 30r DOZ.
KANDY KITCHEN
I’liONE J 07
Summary of the
floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
Judge Carver of Lnkclund was the
guest of friends last week end.
W o o d l a n d . Park w i l l be open again
on Sunday. Mny eighteenth. 53-1 tc
p. A. Stone—All kinds of haul
ing. Phone 213.
50-tf
Mrs. IL W. Herndon has returned
home after on extended, visit in the
. League of the M. E. church. Pro
ceeds go to the great Centenary
cause. Come and get some good
. things for your Sunday dinner.
53-1tc
F. L. Miller is in Jacksonville this
week in attendance at the annual
tneeting oT the Florida Funeral Di
rectors Association of which he is
at Kingstree secretary and treasurer.
Clever time we will have—lots of
Mrs. Mims of Tampa is the guest
Grand Baby Parade, a featu
fun,
just a real home talent utTnir,
of her friend, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher the SprinE Festival, on Wednei
all iti one big party. It will be the
this week. *
May 21st,* at 5:30 o’clock, in
Spring Festival, Ninth Street Park,
We are proud of the confidence
«f the day. Enter your
M ay JlOth, 21st. 22nd. For good
djrtors.' druggists arid the public u,,d k’ct the prize fur the prei
ness’ sake don’t miss it. Every one
have in 6GG Chill and Fever Tonic.
Carriage.
52.;
is going, don’t stay at home by your
49-J0tc
Mr. an(j ^jrs j j.> Laing hav
self.
.
52-1tc
Hj J. Starling spent several days turned from Jacksonville where
Mrs. M. II. Massey, Misses Jean
in Jacksonville this week, going there visited friends nnd relatives for
ette Laing, Marie and Aline Flood
business,
weeks
and Misses Essie and Ruth Whittle
'.Mrs. :F.„ E. Steiflmpyer o f-L ivoi \vr A
formed~TT ennt'Cfilijr'party' motoring
Oak is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.' c tl,i-,'
to Orlando Saturduy last.
Frank Adams.
•
|spent sc
Miss Kate Carlton of Arcadia is
Rlb*My-Tism is ‘a powerful anti*
Films developed and printed, 24 business
the guest of her cousin, Miss Gladys
septic;
it kills the poison caused from
hour service, satisfactory work. It. I y 0ii v
Bryan, en route to Oxford. Ga.,
C. Sheafcr, 113 Elm Avj-., Sanford, ' t jn r st
where she will altvnd the nigmni infected cuts, cures old sores, tetter,
etc.
49-ICtc
banquet at Emory College.
Fla.
&0-4tp
hav# a
Miss Alma Blount anti her mother,
We are glad this city bits so much
Mrs. Henry Wight and little son, ceries an
Thomas are spending the week at able prlc
home talent! Why, the Woman’s Mrs. Blount, who have been spend
Daytona Reach.
•
\ l rs g .
Club, Welfare Department is going ing the win.tir here left Tuesday
♦
Ait persons desiring to at- ♦
<’aril iif Thanks
lo put on a grand Spring Festival, High for their-bonte in Wrightsvitle,
♦
tend
Sunday school will .<*
Mr. and Mnv’ C. W. White and
Mrs. t
with a minstrel show and all attrac Ga. They 'made many friends- white ,We, the in mutes of the County ♦ • phone, No.- 19,* 300 or 9U*J ♦
Miss Carolyn White motored to Or- (>ir Mor
tions to make a fine time.- Come. here who regret to see them leave Home desire to extend *our sincere ♦ not Inter thn *n Saturday ♦
Iambi Saturday.
will spun
It’s going to he held in tin* Ninth and will look forward• with pleasure lluwiks -to the Benevolent Order of ♦ noon.
Free transportation *
Don't overlook the ad of H. B. relatives,
to their coming this fall,
Odd Fellows for n bountiful feast oT ♦ will by furnished them lo ♦
Lewis on this page.' It may contain J ||, R.
Now there will he the cool drinkst elegant fish.
♦ amt from If within u radius •>
just the farm that you have been i peppers
If the soul of the world was en ♦ of three miles of the Moth* ♦
you
\viti>
I.
and
ire
cream.
Umuimim
As
a
token
of
their
nj>}treciution,
looking for.
Tru
♦
love nntl rsteeni of tiieir te.ieher, u m u mu:u i m u e i u m. .i t ’ g" i ■> t he rolled with su.'ll benevolent fellow- ♦ odist rhiirrh.
Robert L. Pryor of Oldsmur stop- atlrnetiv
lapiT. ... li.mth el llie Spring Fes* feeling there would be itn inUllution
Mrs.
Babbitt,
the
pupils
of
the
ped over in Sanford Thursday on
The \\
like tliis for llieri* wuniil be no
Eighth Grade presented tier with a
route to Do Land.
'
11i-t t <*li.nul-.inii. rut glass wa te r -el
l>\ Milo Massey left Monday for Parade,
The | nmult
llerniun hi "ele left on Tue .day fur Special Programme ut the temple
At aula where lie will attend the Spring f
.
Sunday
Evening
l\tlantu in attend the Soul hern. HupMarketing llil^k
Southern Baptist Convention
Deas, (T
T h e eveni ng serviee :,t t he !tii|>- I The deceased leaves a husband.
tis! Convention, going a- delegate
Steve Hoover,
•iflii has more imitations than any r‘ nd thi
t is 1 T emi ' te nei! Sunday Wtd he in ] o n e -tin a n d t h r e e dati eht..r-t, all ttf ll.-als h'nryiiig them
.Ml, Pleasant, Iowa, writes, "Com
i
lit
is
city
to
mourn
her
loaa,
_
ol' . - Cl (I and Fever Tmiie on t h e *"‘r’
charge
of
t
h
e
B,
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P.
U.
These
list Sunday school of this city.
None but those who have s at in menced feeding mv herd* of about'
young people have prepared ;t s p e c
market, hut no one want* imitations
Mr. a
Elsewhere
in
this
issue
fs
the
anlull hugs |i \ Tliumat' Hug Pow
the
s had. » ><( It g r e at bereavement
in medicine.
They are dangerous n<*mce t
ial p r o g r am me of mils!, and sung,
Itoiltu entenl of II It l.t'Wis who w hit'll wit) he i nt erspersed hy siturl can jusiiy wej gti sucti a sorrow as der over two months ago. Fifty
I'.l-lOte Saturday
deals in farm luiids and is a prac a d d resses |,\ member* 'd the l ni on. this Those wtin have gone down were sick and off feed, Nearby
.Mr and Mrs. ( has. L. Britt and
'
tical farmer as well. lie is offering
! did not lose
Among those on t In- programme into the valley of siiiT'ering and stood itertis had cholera
two children spent a very pleasant
Mr a
some of these lands, both improved
tine
-they
arc
well
and
growing fast,’
for
months
by
the
stdo
of
a
loved
(toy at Daytona Beach Sunday.
Mr. and
and unimproved at prices that should will InM
T'diants
Grocery
Cm,
Sanford,
li
n
e
,
as
hope
a
f
t
e
r
hope
dropped
.Mrs Ma (shall. violin
You can throw confetti, toss a red 11 congeti
be attractive.
•
fid-11 e
F>l-5te
a w a y ns l tie p e t al s f all f r o m a f a d i n g Fla.
Mrs
Frties!
Hells,
sul.i
baboon and have a time at the *'Aia B*‘J
Mrs A \\ Smith left Suqday for
Mrs l ’tiihps arid Mist J.osxiug \n Mower K n o w tint! such a n g u i s h r auSprmg Festival May 2()lh, 21st,
Be stir
Jacksonville, wfieri- she uaf- culled cal <Uu >
not (mil solace in the lenderest
Chi cken Livers
-.'t. !, in the Ninth Street I’ark
tival, M
Jjy the hillucss of her sister. Mrs.
An old hen baa a much larger liver
Miss Lucille Uines, vice president words. She who has gone forth
Mrs. * Bosseair
Mr Smith left will he in charge of the program
ctutlil not lie supported on her soli than you in proportion to weight or
Thursday to accompany her home
Mrs, Archie BettS motored to IL-tary
path by any earthly friend. food eaten Then it follows that
l.tr d Saturday, taking Mr Sherman
The husband with a devotion few they get bilious just' like* you dm
Mr Mallory Horne left Sunday
Sunday school at
Ll.od over there for treatment.
men are capable of, whose strength They are grouchy, cross, unhappy.
night lor Ills home in Georgia. He We’ve saved a placiwas given sweetly, tenderly lu this Start her liver and make her bajipy.
will be greatly missed both in the
II It. Lewis is offering some ex
musical and socinl circles. It is
ceptionally fine bargains in farms in
On account of the alisence of the precious invalid, whose heroic devo Then she will lay eggs all the winter.
hoped he will return to Sanford in pastor. Rev, M. H. Massey, at the tion never faltered, could not detain Gome and get a package of B. A.
this issue of the Herald which should
Thomas Poultry Powder. Feed it
(nil
interest thorn* who are looking for
Southern Baptist Convention in At her by the clasp of earthly love.
ocasionully.
See your liens perk
Sanford property.
63-lie
lanta
there
will
be
no
preaching
ser
He sure to go to thu Spring Fes
o p —hear them sing—look for eggs.
!
Guards Drill Monthly
tival, May 20th, 21st. 22nd. in the vice Sunday’ morning
Miss Margaret King was the ntMer
In the fut ur e the Seminole C mn ty Your money hark if it fails.
Ninth Street Park There will be
Ifatlive guest of Mrs J, \V Butherchants
lime,
Co.,
Sanford,
Fla.
tiuard-i
will
i|ri!l
once
a
m
on
th
only,
something to please everyone, a line
f.ini of DcLnnd for the week-end
M L. t entennr) Neil Week
during the s u m m e r months at least
home talent affair Lots of fun. a
nkh lias proven it will-cure MaT '* log missionary drive of the
The general order covering this
minstrel
show,
a
good
dance
floor,
I- -. > .... . ,1 in! Fever, Bilious Fe
M, E. Church will begin on Sunday,
matter
is us follows;
Japanese
booth,
country
store,
in
NOTICK t t f KLKCTION
ver. folds and LnGiippe. It kills
M,*v JHlh nnd Inst n week. This is
’ In cum|itUnci> w ith th a p r ovlilim i »(.
Headquarters
Seminole
Co.
Guurds
fact
alt
the
things
that
make
a
good
C h s i i l r r Oil#. I . « * i ut Ftorids, nutfro Is
the germs that rause the fever. Fine
the Centenary movement which has
h r r r h y fiven Ihst an slc rtlun h t* b*<i*i orSanford, Fla., May 10, 1919
festival. You'll miss ‘it if you don't been given a great deal of publicity
Tonie,
49-10ic
tlr r n l In Its h- l'l snti J h * i s r n a will b s hrld In
General Order No. 37
S|>srUI T s i .Srbanl D istrict No. *i. Scm lnnU
in the press of the country.
G.H'. Paxton has received the sad
KturMs, no T u e s d a y , Xtsy 2Tlh,
<I > Beginning this date und until ruunljr,
ISIW. t or the purpose ot dM crm ln lng * h o
The
local
M.
K.
church
has
a
com
news of the death of Ids only brother
shall be trustees o[ said district (or the n e t t
plete organization under the able further orders drills of the Seminole surre ee din* two years, a n d the n u m b e r ot
Judge'A. N. Paxton of Batavia, O.
County
Guurds
will
h*
held
monthly
mills M special district srlimit lay t o be lesleadership of Pul. Putnam ami work
In said district fur each ut the said two
bellow c h r y s a n t h e m u m s will lie
periods. Drill night designated as ied
years
will begin next Sunday.
*"id at the Spring Festival next
The |.*llt«eH< are a p p o in te d I , s r i t i inthe
second
Monday
night
in
each
The, M E. Chur ch, S ou t h will
lnrs and clerlta at said election
ta,'«'k
Remember this and come
month, at w'hich drill all members sprc
t'rectncl No. '! ia«k * Mu Ilfxlte *1
raise
$35,0(10,000 for this great work,
C.
0 . ttell. Clerk.
prepared to make your purchases.
W. It. Allen.
one half of which will he spent in will report in full uniform.
63-1 tc
J. M. Oylrsliy.
(Signed) Geo. A DeCultes, Cupt.
America and the other half in for
J U. Mann,
By R. B. Wight. 1st Lieut.
F G Pearson of Orlnndn, repre
t'rvrlncl No. 4 l l ’ao ls l:
eign fields. The scope of the work
I>. I'earaon. Clark,
sentative of .the Standard Oil Co.
( i r o r i r ( iar* » « d ,
as outlined is world-wide and will Attest:
tt. (J. Ilrndrraon,
W. M. Haynes,
>as a business visitor hero Tuesday.
reach every country of the globe
O t t o Kelli.
•'
1st
Sergt.
.
Hone a n d urderad by th e Hoard ot i'ubtto
Rub-My-Tism is a great puin kill*
with the Christionixation of the
I n stru c tio n (or Hemlnula c o u n ty , Florida, tn
*'r It relieves* pain and soreness
aeasino aisem bled, tn is tttlC day ut A p r il.'
world as its ultimate goal. The
ISIS.
#
*
Death of Mrs. S. ('. Dickson
ciu'i'd by Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
plan .covers a period of five years
I seal l
C. r . I I A I t l t l d D N , C h a irm a n .
A
ttest:
Mrs. S. C. Dickson passed uway
S.iritis, etc.
49-Kite
and has the endorsement of Presi
T . W. I.awton, S e c retary,
dent Wilso'n and other lenders of at her home on Elm avenue in this J l - S l c
Miss’ Lucca Chappell, who has
been doing government work is visit
America.
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chap
Christian Science services
pell.
’
will he held at the Woman’s
Enter your baby* in the Better
Club, Oak avenue, between
Baby Contest, at the Woman’s Club
Third and Fourth strets,
Ihe contest Indue Mnv I‘1 2(1 mol 21
on Sunday, morning ut 11
ocluck.
4S-tf
Jaunty
Bathing Caps
WIGHT TIRE CO
Seminole Bank Annex
Phone 16
Swimming is an excellent
form of exercise. If you
wish get all of the benefit
and amusement fromyour
plunge, wear an attract
ive Rubber Cap.
We
have an ’excellent assort
ment of caps in all the
popular styles and colors
, — TIRES —
Michelin— .
Kelly Springfield—
Portage-r*
*
Pennsylvania
- ALL SIZES *
Crowder Closing Out Line
H. B. Crowder is today inaugurat
ing s special sale in order to close
out entirely his line ol men’s good
and men’s, women's und children’s
shoes. Announcement will be found
in a page display elsewhere in this
issue.
Mr. Crowder will, devote his en
tire store In the future to ladies' and
children*! wear and will make ex
tensive Improvements in the store
room and windows with the idea of
tonducting a strictly first class
ladles' emporium. Announcement of
SPECIAL
BOWER & R0UM1LLAT
30x3 Non-Skid - $14.80
30x3^ Non-Skid 19.35
• Just Phone 325
Whittle.
some exceptional bargains In men s
wear and shoes for the whole family
for the next few days and buyer*
Will be able to
money on their j
• Every legitimate business should increase, its volume,
overy farmer his production, every worker his produc
tiveness,1 to insure national prosperity and good working
conditions.
If advice is needed, if additional financing. 4» necessary,
come to us freely. We solicit your calls. v*
We stand ready to aid every legitimate endeavor towards
increase In production.
�P A G ! SIX
THE SANFORD HERALD
^
W ESTERN UNION
TELEGRAM
■-------- r
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, April 5, 8 P. I
Willys-Overland Inc,--------Toledo, Ohio 1
Overland stock car, Model 90, No. 145135, established new world's record tonig
at 7:00 o^clock, completing 7 days non-stop sealed in high-gear run with a total
mileage of 4,370 .1 miles. This beats all previous records made by any type of
cars by 129.1 miles. . . .
No trouble at any time. Engine ran 168 hours'without missing an explosion
encountered two days rain, rough country roads, good and bad pavements
and trafiic from twelve to fifteen hours of every 24 hour period.
Most remarkable showing ever made by any stock car. Used team, of 4 drivers
working in four hour shifts, with observers. Overlhnd‘90 averaged 624.3 miles
a day and the speed was 26.01 miles per hour. Averaged 20.66 miles per
gallon of regular 59 test gasoline. Never changed carburetor or a spark plug.
Broke.all records, but engine runs as good tonight as anyone ever rode
behind; it’s the gamest car ever built
DICK-CARHART.___________ .
CARHART MOTORS COMPANY
Overland Sales and Service Company
while still o t h e r s have u s u r p e d more
t h a n half of t h e public s t r e e t to do
thei r r epai r ing in, a nd so far as 1
know t h e y d o n ’t e\;en l eave r ed l a n
t er ns on t h e s e . c a r s t hey l e av e in t h e
s t r ee t. I d o n ’t know whose bus i nes s
i t is to look d u t for this, b u t one
t hi ^g certain, t hese people o u g h t to
h n v r ' p r i d e e n o u g h in their o wn t own
t o keep t h i n g s cleaned u p a r o u n d
t h e m.
T h e r e shoul d he u general
BUDGET OF. O I* 1N IO N "JUST
BETWEEN YOU AND.ME”
EVEN THE GATE POST*
v a t
i
\
t
rr
A-Chief Is Among Ye Taking
ami Faith, "He'll J’rlin cm
So Says Saunlcrer.
can be done and this is the place to
do it, and just mark what I toll you
—it’s coming. A department store
of, this kind located in Sanford and
keeping up a stock in keeping with
its name would help to keep Sanford
fixed on the map, and at the same
time would make somebody a great
big pot full of money. It’s coming.
c I have gotten after the city coun*
cil so much that it really gives me
worlds of pleasure to speak well of
that body at this time. I wish to
most heartily commend the council
for taking over the street cleaning
we will have
some clean streets The new wagons
with their nice
i
numbers makes u
fellow think he h
well.
just get in behind the fellows that
throw trash all over the street and
let- them co-operate just a hit and
the new- street cleaning department
will show up—that’s enterprise—and
by the way, I am sure it’s a thing
that the city commission organized
under the new proposed charter
would have done, and then the Mr.
City Manager could have had a
Rtreet cleaning gang on his hands as
well as his other many duties. Now,
T would suggest that these street
cleaners be _made’ White .Wi - youknow, and especially the Ex-Senator,
who follows the ponies now, put him
in white—that would help. Try it.
Broom Corn In Arpentina.
In Argentina Hie cultivation of
broom corn Is conducted along simple
lines not differing much from Ihut of
ordi nary corn. T h e l>rooiu-corn Is
frefpienlly sown a f t e r t h e wheat, llax
o r oats crop on the pr op e rt y lilts la-cll
harvested, and If (here Is abundant
rain a nd If t he frosts nre late a good
yield limy he obtained. I bus giving
i " o harvest s in ihe Mime y e a r from a
THE rich-ripe zest of fresh fruit—a champagne
sparkle—an invigorating .nourishment—all are in
ORANGE CRUSH.
>• ’
Open *n ice-cold bailie—pour out ORANGE
CRUSH bubbling and aglow with carbonated
strength. The first sip will bring a satisfied smile.
After you have tried an ice-cold bottle of ORANGE
CRUSH today, order a case. It’s obtainable wher
ever soft drinks are sold.
Our modern bottling machinery protects the. high
purity standard of OR'ANGK-CKUSII.
TRY A HERALD WANT AD
me t hat n is a n y ' ! i.g but a J b m g <d
b e a u t y . I u n d e r s t a n d tlml'jHie rail
row
t h a t looks like it bail been
r o a d owns tbifj piece of p r o p e r t y p a i n t e d well, t h a t cow has been
a n d if that be a fact I say. t h a t it is d i p p e d, and it w on 't be long until
n o t h i n g but t h e i r d u t y t.. see t h a t it
she is entirely free from the ticks.
is cleaned up of fish hones, old tin One man in the l egislature, referring
cans, rejected a u t o tires, t h r o w n to licks, s t a te d ( hu t t i c k s would grow
away Ford parts, refuse a nd r ub b i s h a n y w h e r e —a n d s ai d t h a t some had
of all kinds a n d that a nice little been on him. a n d lie produced a s car
park be made t h e r e - s e t a f o u n t a i n to show whFr e" well, 1 claim t ha t if
to spraying, a n d a negro to hoeing lie is ticky**he o u g h t to lie dipped.
the flowers a n d the magnificent T h i s di ppi ng is a good thing find it
s h r u b b e r y t h a t might grow t h e re
ought not to ........ p po se d by any one.
with but, a bit of teasing
T h e n t he ;
a n d i a m sure ttint us soon as some
t r av el in g puldir. wlii'n they alight ! of t h e greatest objeetorM realize that
fr om the train t h e r e can ms 1 t h a t
to d i p cattle m e a n s more profit to
there m really s o m e t h i n g to Sun- t h e m , t h a t d i p p i n g will lie easily c a r
ford after all—convince these fel ried mi, and wi t h t h e help of t h e
lows that, otherwise would not get a now objectors.
nption that Sanford is up a n d doing,
' T h e r e are three possible and
highly p r o b a b l e s i t u a t io n s b e t w ee n
a man a nd his m o t he r which t o u c h
J he h u m a n d r a m a
The first is when
a man pr e se nt s Ins wife to be to his
mo th e r. T h e s e cond is V h e n a man
is registering
a ch ie v em e nt
The
t h i r d is when a man is in j l esper at e
t roubl e.
Watch
FRUIT and PRODUCE
Located i n “The leader
Department Store, Old
Post Office St^ind
A. RAFFELD
gains in Farm
Lands
WEST SIDE
21 AUREH—10 acres Hied, 4 wells, good modern house
and out buildings, 2 } j miles from Court House.
$H,500 terms.
*.
FARM—S Acres tiled land
miles from Court House
T One thing I am glad to see here
and that is nil the empty stores fill
ing up. It is now next to impos
sible to get a store space on First
street. This shows remarkable pro
gress within the last few months for
not .very long ago it was states by a
prominent man that there were .19
store houses vacant In Sanford—and
he added ‘‘count ’em." Well, I
didn't count 'em, but I would bo
willing to set up "the dopes" if he
LADIES’ AND GENT’S OUTFITTERS
------- At the Old Post Office Stand-------As in the past I will, continue to serve the
people of the City and County with the very best
quality of goods at the very lowest price.
EAST SIDE
5 Acres tiled land. 2 wells. 5 room house and small barn
A dandy plae at $3000.00, terms.
My, Policy Will Be “Quick Sales and Small Profits
The above are all cultivated and In fine condition
Alao 10 Acres on lleardall avenue, 3 acres cleared, 1 well
Ihe few unimproved places on brick road
A bargain at $2000.00, terms.
H.B. Lewis, Owner
You are cordially invited to call on the opening
day and inspect the fine lines’of Ladies and Gents
Ready-to-wear.
...
�THE SANFORD HERALD
pie and white flowers from which
ribbon streamers extended to the
places.
•
At the close of the dinner the host
ess usked the girls to draw one of
the streamers, at the end of each
being- a white crepe tie chine hand
kerchief, bordered with purple, a
gift from the hostess to each girl.
Mrs. Langley was assisted in serv
ing and ulloking after the pleasure
of her guests by Mrs. Alfred Lilja.
Silver Tea
•Mrs. Alfred Lilja, chairman of
Circle L of the Presbyterian church
entertained at a charming silver tea
Friday, afternoon at her home on
Park avenue. The beautiful home
was a bower of loveliness and the
flowers, Easter lilies , pink and red
roses anti sweet peas were wonder
ful. .Throughout the afte noon the
spacious rooms were thronged with
-Mercy of ihe Future.
visitors, a beautiful musical program
being an interesting feature of the The veil which covers the face of
afternoon’s entertainment.
a uttirlfy Is woven hy the hand of mercy.
—Bulwcr Lytton.
Eight little girls from the primary
school, under the direction of Mrs.
Arrington sang “ Happy May." They
LEGAL ADVERTISING
carried little May baskets filled with
flowerB. The following little girls
NO TICE
h e rrby given t h a t an ap p lic atio n will be
took part: Carmen Guthrie, Dorothy I*made
to t h e n n t ae*slun of the Florida
Haynes, Waunla McMiUlen, Doro l.egiileture to have t h a t body e n a c t a law
t h e percent form of municipal go v e rn
thea’ Lawson, Maria Moye, Kather ehoil.hin*
m e n t / o r S a n f o r d . Kla., a n d to ra ta blia h a dif
ferent
form
governm ent for t h e * a l d munlrl*
ine Shirnrd, Evelyn Peabody, Kath palily, *urh of
form of governm ent t b be w hat la
erine Waters. After the May da>’ ordinarily te r m e d Ihe rors)pii**lon-managrF
of g overnm ent for munleipailtie*.
song the following program was ren form
Dated M a r r h ISth, 1919.
C o m m itte e on Municipal Legislation,
dered:
lljr-S, O. Chase, C h a ir m a n
U, C. D ulln*r, Seely .
Piano solo, Mrs. Miller; dues, Mrs. 45-9IC
Claude Herndon anti Mrs. Geo. Fox,
Mias Julia Laing. accompanistr; so-, RealeTI fdds will lie rerelved by th e B oa rd
C ounty Commissioners a t th e ir next r e g u
prnno solo, Mrs. J. E. Terwiiliger, of
lar meellng to be held on T u e s d a y , J u n e
Miss Helen Terwiiliger aeeompan- 3rd, 1919, for tem p o rary repair* on th e Wektwa river bridge, r e p a i r r t o be m ad e u n d e r
istc; piano solo, Mrs. Miller.
t h e supervision of. t h e rmVity emtinefir, For
pnls now claiming imicmniues irom
Germany depends upon the plea that
the whole German people are to
blame for the-orgy of devastation
which has cursed the Inst four years.
I f the kaiser and his immediate
entourage caused it by exercising the
privilege of autocracy, nnd the mnss
of the people merely obeyed orders,
then the German populace can plead
u good excuse.
But if the kaiser simply acted 11s
the spokesmon of the German nation
in deference to the demands of a
people enthusiastically in favor of
war, then it is justifiable to “soak
’em to the limit.”
As a matter of cold fact, the latter
s e e m s to have been very like the
truth. The attitude of the German
people, ns reflected in the presses
Whether socialist or imperialist, have
been most comically bellicose since
1914, The kaiser, no doubt approv
ed. and was probably about as bad
as the bunch, hut not m u ch ,worse.
He couldn’t have been very much
worse.
I he a hair was ft success
Nearly every male German be n eat sunt was realized.
tween certain ngea was, if physically
sound, in the German nrmy.
The
nets of the German army may there
fore he regarded ns the acts of the
German people. The two were co
incident. And the conduct of the
German nrmy in occupied territory
was beyond criticism. It was almost
beyond blasphemy.
Soak ’em the limit, and forget the*
kaiser. It matters little, sink
or
swim, what happens to a stagestru ck
megalomaniac, now rendered
completely harmless.
PAGE SEVEN
th« u nde ralfned
upon m a k l n f a d rpo.it ol day* n a i t pre ee dinf thl* order a n d t h e r e
T e n Dollar*, thl* aura to be refunded when I* no pe rson In th a d a t e of Florida tervlee
•aid pi t i , aparinratlona, ete.. have been r e of aubpoena upon w h a m would bind the
tu r n a d .
earn* J o h n E. llrown.
lly n r d r r of the Hoard of C o u n ty Com*
I t I* therefor* ordered t h a t you do a p p e a r
m l,,loner* of Seminole C o u n t y , Florida.
In thl* court to th* bill herein b ltd on tha
<»eal)
K. A. D O U G L A S S .
filh
d a y of May, A. D. 1919.
&2 -4le
t 'lr r k ,
It i* f u rth e r ordered th a t thl* order be
puhhahed once a week for eight r o n .e t u t i v *
N O T IC E
Week* in the Hanford Herald, a nrw a pape r
Bids will he received by the Duard ol published
In amid Sem in ole county .
C o u n t y Com mliaiopcrs at their n n t regular
W itnea. my h a n d a n d th a aaal of th e aaid
m eeting to be held on J u n e 3, 1919, lor the. Circuit C o u r t thia 21at d a y of F e b r u a ry ,
p u r r h a a r ol one l*|on truck. Bidder will be A. D. 1919.
required to t a k e in e tc h a n g e on* I n t e r
(aeal)
E . A. D O UGL ASS,
n a tiona l truck now ow ned by t h r c ounty,
_ Clerk Ctrcul C o u r t Seminole Co., Fla,
Board reserve. the right t o reject any and K ay, Adama A Kagland,
all bida.
Attya. for Plaintiff,
E. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk.
Jacksonville, Fla.
52-4tr
42-9tc
to-wlt: W J f of N W t < of N E t f See. IS,
Tp. 21 S, ft. 30 K ait. 10 acre*. T h a ta l d
Ian-1 being aa*ea*ed at the d a te of t h a Issu
ance of su c h ccrtiflcata la th* n a m e of U n
known.
Ila* filed la i d certificate* In m y office,
■ml h a t m a d e application for t a g deed* to
itaue In a cc ordanc e with law.
tlnlcaa aald certificate* t h i l l be redeem ed
according to law t a t deed* will Issue there on
on the 4th d a y of June, A. D. 1919,
Wltnra* m y official signature a n d seal this
the 2nd d a y of M ay, A. D. 1919.
(•call
E. A. I H H Ifil.A S S ,
Clerk C i r c u i t C o u r t Sem in ole Co., Fla.
SI'Stc
fly V. M. Douglas*, D. C.
Sutler *r Appllratlan for Ta* D e e d Und*r
S - d i e n N or Chapter 4RSR Law a a f F l o r
ida
Notice I* h e r e b y given t h a t 8. F. D o u d n e y ,
In Ihe Circuit Court of the S e v e n th Judicial
Circuit a f Ihe S la t# o r Florida, In a n d for purrheser ol ta * eertlfleate No. I fit, d a te d
th e 3rd d a y e,| Ju ly , A. D. ISIS, h a s filed
S e m in o le County. I n Chancery
• a id'c e r tif ic a te In my office, a n d haa mad*
C. D. C h rlet i n ti B. D.
■pplicatlnn lo r t a x deed t o l u ti e In acc ordKeene, C om pla inant*
Hull to
a n r e with law. Bald certificate embrace*
v*.
Quiet Title
tha following dr*crib*d p r o p e rty *ltuat*d la
E. J. Harrell, et el.
Seminole c o u n ty , Florida, to -w lt: Lota 1
D efendant*
a
nd 2, Block S. A. H. Buaseir* Add t o F t . '
Order for Conmtyuctlve Service
T h e aald land being oaa****d a t th d
I t ta ordered t h a t t h e defendant* herein dBred.
a
ol t h e t«*uanre of t u r h certificate In
n a m e d to-wlt: E. 3. Harrell, end ell p e reo n i Ihete nam*
ol I'lnk Brant*. Unit-** aald eerrta lm in g by, th rough or u nde r him a* helre. lificalc-ehell
redeemed a ccording t o law
ilevl.ee>, grmnlere or o lhrrw U e. whn*e n a m ra tax deed will be
thereon on Ihe 4 th d a y
ere u n k n o w n to th e ro m p la ln a n te ; J. M. Xlc- of June, A. 1).Itaue
1919.
G a u g h r y , a n d all person* Helming b y ,
Witneee m y official elgna ture a n d eeal
t h ro u g h or u n d e r him a* heir*, deviiee*. thi* the 2 n d d a y of May, A. D. 1919,
£r a n t - r e or o lb rrw lie , w hote name* are un(•eel)
K. A. D O U G L A S S,
nnwn to c o m p la in a n ts;. E liia b e th S t o d d a r d ,
Clerk C ircuit C o u rt Seminole Co., Fla.
a n d all p e r to n e 'c l a im i n g by, th rough or u n
M-Stc
Itv V. XI. D o u f l e n , D. C.
de r he r a i heir*, deviirca, g r a n tr r a or o therwlee, whoee name* a re unknow n to comIn
Circuit
C
o
u
rt,
S e t e n l h Circuit. S e m in a l*
plain a n le ; Sheridan S t o d d a r d a n d all perCounty, Florida
e
ton* claiming hy, th r o u g h or un d e r him a*
heir*, deviser*. grantee* of oth*rwl»r, whoee Overstreet T u r p e n t i n e C o m p a n y '
nam e* a re unknow n t o ro m p la ln an ta; Eli** m.
a d ju d g e d a n d d r a b e t h J. Drlggrr* a n d all prr*ona claiming All u n know n p a r tl r a claiming Intareata
by,
t
h
r
o
u
g
h
,
or
under
he
r
a*
heir*,
devlieea,
u
nde
r
J.
Itlc h m o n d M u rphy, d e
creed t h a t Ihe n
g r a n t re* or otherwi*e, w huef name* a re u n ceased. C alvin A. Pnmge. George B. i
know n t o r o m p a lln a n ta ; and all - per*on* M orton Individual!v a nd a* tru ste e ,
whomeoever, who*e name* are u n know n t o W. 8. Krefer,_ KIltMt Wuodbtidga.
t h e c om plain ant* , -who h a v e l ir T l ll m t a ha v e at *1.
a n y lntere*t of whatsoever natu re, in and to
T o ihe d e f e n d a n ts , Calvin A. F o a g r ,
the following d e . r r i V d land*, or a n y p a r t or Georg* B. M orton Individually a n d a* t r u s
po rtio n thereof, in Seminole county , Florida, tee. W. S. Keefer and Bite le W oodbrid ge;
fra* de»iff in «*vrry r r a p r e t.
It a ppea ring from the sworn bill herein,
It it f u r t h e r o r d r r r d t h a t a r o p y of this
N o r t h half of a o u t h r a t t q u a r te r of Section l h a t your place of residence Is u n k n o w n a n a
d r r r r r be puhID hrd In a n r w t p a p r r In Srm* IS, T u t n i h l p 21 south, -Kangr 29 r a t i ;
lh * t you i r e over th* age of 21 year*:
Inolr r u u n t y . FLn
on ce a wr«*k for four
I t I* th erefore ordered t h a t you d o a p p e a r
further inform ation see f r r t i T . William*, l U f r v t t l v r weeka.
N o r th 4J0 f r r t of tha flflrthrarl q u a rte r of In Ihls court to the hill herein filed on th a
t n f in f p f .
J s
t h e *«»ut
q u a r te r of SctUun J 1, Town* Tlh day ol J u l y . 1919.
All
of
which
I
Hoard r t t m - r * the right lo r r j r r t a n y Rnd a n d de creed. In I
■hip 20 a uuth , Itang# 30 m l ;
I t is f u r t h e r ordered l h a t thl* o rder ba
Flv# a r r r a in a t q u a r a in th# northw est published n n r e a week for r i g h t c onse cutive
lu ala c o u n t y , FJoi
corner
of
t
h
r
n
o
rth
ea
st
q
u
a
r
t
r
r
of
t
h
r
northweeks
In Ihe Sa n fo rd Herald, a n e w sp a p er
Apr il. A. J». 1919
ra»t q u a r t r r of Section 35* Tow nship .20 published In sa id Seminole r u u n t y . *
JAH. W. FEI4KINS.
so u th , I t a n t r 29 east; *
Witness m y h a n d and aeal of th e aald
Judge. S r v e n th ^ Ju d ic ia l Circuit
N O T I C E TO ItID D E IIS
Seminole C o u n t y . FloridaK a il half of east half of northeast q u a r te r Circuit Court t h l . April 29. A. D. 1919.
Healed hid*. *uh}rrt to th e sale of tmnda S ta te of Florida,
taeall
E. A. D O U G L A S S .
of Hvclion 2 , and northw est q u a r tr r of northwill be r e v i v e d hy the Hoard of C ounty County of He min ole-,
C ltrk Circuit C o u rt Seminole Co., Fla.
w N t q u a r t e r f a B r f t i o n 1, T a i
Massey
A
Warlow,
Commiaaltinvra of H*- min ole C o u n ty , Florida,
1, F. A. Douglas*. Clerk of th e Circuit so u th , Katige 29 cast;
at the office of paid hoard at the court hou»e C ourt in and for t h r Hevetilh Judicial CirSol*, for C o m p t l .
Lot 2 K7 Lone wood* F lurid a :
in Hanford, Florida, on or before ten tiVluck r u i t Hemlhole C o u n ty . Florida, do hereby
S o u th w e st q u a r te r of n « f t b w t * r r lutrtrr* nh
a. m. on the 3rtl day v»f J u n e -*, U, 1919, certify th a t the above a n d foregoing ia a .t r u e
fop th e e t cmVigffrP.il' ‘ Mltd Con «tTme11on «f th e an«l c o r r e r t . copy of t h a t c e r ta in order and S e r tiu n 31, T o w n s h i p 20 aouth. ftange 30
d i t c h e * . draina o r c an ala a n d l a t e r a l d i t r h v a , d r r n e ed tho said 1‘ourt. m a d e on th e I t t h r a t i , r x r r p t t h r f o llo w in g I tracts
d r a i n s o r c a n a l i ip t h e J e a t u p D r a i n a g e D i s d a y of* April, 1919, hied for record In this
(1) lirg ln a t N W r o r n r r of s a l t h S W 1/ ol
tr ic t.
Office a n d recorded in C h a n r e r v o r d e r book, N W h , ru n raat 576 feet, south 4*0 fret,
* K a r h bid mu«l b e a c r o m p a n l r d b y ^ V y r l l - No. 2, at page No* 30. on April J s t h , A. IL « T it oHO feet, north 42 1* feet to p, o, b.J *
firtl check in the m m of Five IIundfed/fTabO.(21 tlne*fuurth of an acre known a t flap001 Dollars, p a yable to nai*l board, a» an
I i«t r h u r e h lot;
m y b a n d a n d official peal of ol
evidence of gnritl faith,
9 f h d a y of April, 1919. a t HanL
flit lleg in a t S W c o r n e r of «aS «l S W h of
Kptimated to ta l yardage fiH.Cf.O cubic
r u u n t y * F lo rid a .
N W *| , run cast 32:1 feet. north CUT fee!
\«rd*
1 hi» qunnllty la *>u > nj»p o iim a to ,
w*-*i
324 (eel, south’ t’»97 feet to p. o. b.; turn
K. A. D O I ’ d LASH , Clerk
MY SPECIALTIES
.being given u« a uniform ba*U for r o m p a r t t y V M - |)iii(gla«#, IL t
i l l T w o a r r e t formerly ■old io J, \Y.
i*f«n of bids; and the paid board rr-arrvra the
Driggers.
more
fully
t
ir
s
r
r
ib
id
in
l>e**i|
ti^hl t»* ln*rea«e or deerra**1 Ihe am ount of
H EN RY M cL A U L IN
JEWELER
PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA
■ a i d ) a r dflifi 4 1 m a > In i | w m i h -i | net
y
\tt l.iils a h a l i b e m a d e u i ' o r i a f ‘ *rin I o t.e
fu r n 1»bid
T h e h n u r d ri »t f v h I h r f t y l j ? !«« r«-|n! t a n y
GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER
anti pit but*
The M ie n " ful bidder «m 1I In1 ri'quireif t*»
e»\r* a bond 1 quul to 2 ’t p« r rant of Ihe
ROGERS’ PLATED WARE
ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
Pritrllct* rnnlim-i) to llu> Irt-nlnicnl
uf ilii’ eyi*
Eyes r u i ml h f t l l>> a rreulnr rccls-
JtTetl ()li>fiirlaii
GIahhcs fillt il. Iim ken Ipnt’S tin|tli r a l r t l
2.S W. ( Ittirrlt Si. - Orlando, Kin.
G O O D T O THE L A S T DROP
^
™
e
MAXW ELL
v RO USE COFFEE
_
F^SENDLY^
T O iA C C O
H ERE m a y be som e thtngs th at
can be done w ell in a h u rry, but
pickin ’ a w ife an *agein *a tobacco
ain ’t a m on gst em.
. /
W e put away millions of pounds of fine
Kentucky Burley tobacco every year, stored
in wooden hogsheads. It ripens two years.
W h en we take it otlt it’s d ifferen t—Nature
has improved it, good as it was—made it
f r ie n d li e r , m ore fragrant, cool-sm oking,
long-burning.
Nature has given it a d e lic io u s quality of
m ildness and f r a g r a n c e that no artificial
ijneans can ever equal.
It’s just that e x t r a
touch of friendly goodn e s s that is building
up VELVET Tobacco
into tfic favor and good
w ill o f-th o u sa n d s of
pipe smokers who pre
fer to sm ok e tobacco
cured in Nature’s way.
^
J l£jL
45K YOUR G R O C E R
for filing
N o t i c e 4 I* h e r e b y given t h a t Mj** F- V,
Itte k p , r i u r c h a s e r of T a t C e r t l f i r a t e No. 3 3 L
d a t e d t h e 3 rd d a y id J u l v A. D. 19Id* paid
r e f i l G c a t r e m b r a r r * t h e folbtw itig d r s r f l h e d
tifiifii-My s i t u a t e d In He m in o le t «>unt v* FI nr*
Ida. t o w n K b of N \V • 4 of N K ' i See. 3
T p . 21 H, IL ild F u a t, HO am-a* T h e t a j d
l a n d h e j n g tM r« tr<l a t t h e d a t e of t h e D«ua n r e of a u c h • r t if i r a t e in t h e n a m e of
B o u t h F l o r i d a N a v a l Store * C o m p a n y :
Abut T a t C e r t i f i c a t e N*t. 2047, i l a t r d th #
7 t h d a y of J u n e , A. It, 189*. S aid certifi
c a t e e m b r a c e # t h r fo llo w in g d r a r r l h e d prop*
j ert y a i t u a t e d in B e m iin d r c o u n t y , F lo rid a ,
L c H c i n . IIIII h, I n v o i r e s . R c c c l p l s .
Elc. Plcnly of Ihem
f>0r
carh
O fflct; S u p p l y D e p t
SanCuri!. Florida
Fcrtillxe cilrua trrt'8 NOW for development of
fruit and growth of tree. The sire of next year’s
crop depends in a great measure on the-’ growth
of wood made this summer.
Don't lessen your profits of this yrfcr and next
l>y neglecting to fertilize now! We offer any annl-
WILSON &Manufacturers
TOOMERIdealFERTILIZER
CO
Fertilisers
Dealer! in Spray Pumps and. Insecticides,
[I.LF.t - - * • • |. | - • m . *
K. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch
FLORIDA
You would notice the
difierence.
Roll a VELVET
Cigarette
VELVET'S eetm-d|«W eilUneu
and tmoothnau tnaltm HJuM right
ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE
W . J . T H |G P E N & C O M P A N Y
Sanford
Florida
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SANFORD
IN THIil H EART OF T H E W O RLD ’S G R E A T ES T V E G E T A B L E SECTION
VOLUME X
IIULKN HAND,.FrwMml
I.KI.A H U T C H I N S O N
NUMBER 52
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 9, 1919
AGNUS DUMAS. Vlrr-l'rr.ldint
l.rCLBHQ lit WIN
MAHY UDU1NSON. Srrr.ury
is It AKl. K ANNE It
T 11F.ODOHB HUNCJB. Tr.*»Ur»r
s k u .i i :
lo st;
A l.V C t: A N D E S
t'l.AlIl CAMRItpN
DOUOTHY HUM1*11
KUAN K CHAPPELL
ADUI.U UUNiiE
School auditorium tin* usual large
Sunday evening marked tin* o p e iaudience nm-tid tin- various per
itli> „( tin* graduating claim of the
former* on the music recital- pro
Sanford High School. There i.*> an
gram. with appreciative applause
unusuully large class this year. 2-’ in
I that testified to tin- wnrfn interest in
nil inher.
tin- annual n-i-itul th at liwriinw to
t.%1’ AVUTTK T i l .I.I S
'*
In- t ho musical i-votvl uf tlu* yi-ar to
ST«»SI
AH,the churches of the■ city united
M l I I AN S . HW M I T / .
I N »•••
tlu- music lovers of Sanford and not
and tin* exercises were hI e l d a t t h e
.
—= --------------- .
,| ,n'i forget odr Childrens u a y -n u - only is it i-iijnyi-d greatly hy our
High School auditoriumi. beginning .
lure id the Spring Festival
Chil own t r>«nspeople hut friends yome
surprised bow the labor of men from I
promptly at 8:30.
dren between the ages of nine amiI I from communities within a ratlin* of
Or (\ lli-W. * Drawer read thy the very ends of *lu1 earth I,a* om.- ■
fourteen are eligible to this contest a hundred mile* to either participate
Scripture lesson followed hy a prayer trihuted to your meal. You would * *
Also while you stray in the .stores ol
not
know
how
to
live
today,
unless
hy Dr. M. II. Massey.
Mr. MaW
Mobley's. Philips. Mowers. YowillV,
countless
multitudes
served
you
lory’ Horne. Jr., then sang "Ave
Mi-Culler's and* Miller's please placi
Maria” with Mrs. Fannie S-. Mun I III. Our Mental Debt.
•*
>uy votes in boxes there for th.
son aecompnniste. The music of the j t >i|r mental debt is likewise n<
purpose. Heimjmbrr everything.giv
evening was rendered hy the High l*reut
These text hunks are all the
remains in the town of Sanford
School choir, under the direction of cnntrihutii*ns of others I " V''"
|f
%n.i lax.* nltur Paines jin
Mr 11drill*, with Miss Alma Mlouiit T i n \ f a t h er the a- mutilated w** i th
\m ‘
u c u v i i h **.
w,,tild
like
add 1.1 those wrillci
i.f ilimiyhl of ill .life* and I. ' •’
as pianist
•
i
h.-l-,w
this
iirinh*
he
s.in*
and
phoii
, was the Dacca V)t|ir f... t
\\. ar- d. >d -r“» j
pleasing innovation that apI
M
PORT
V
V
r
111
-H
MINK
i
MU
them to Mrs. A. I’. Connelly.
. - , 11. 111 l> M i l ' H E « M \ I K M '
h> Rev
K 11
f,.r ..or m l . !!. •tual hf*
Dot
;1 to the audience was a pro
N Kit IS Pt llt II ASKD in IIMS
u»
m erely
MEET
the
took for his text
only so. hut the
''"rh l «f
Three* p riv * will ho awarded i
featured entirely by home tulTON MAN
•
•
AMOUNT ALLOTTED TO US •
u, that thou didst contemporaneous thought is ours
this contest and ure now on displn
the young pupils* being assisted
Cor. 1:7.
*
1 th rough tho press of today. .1.’"'-’:
levernl of Sanford's sweeteat
One of the most important 'real in the window nf Mr. Mel.uulin
Seminole County hi in reality
I* o f h o p e f o r you.’ liberty stricken indeed would he the
jewelry
store.
#
*
rs. Vocal solos, duets and qus\r.s ta te
deals
in
Sanford
for
many,
-irt about fuO.OUO in Uic present
of * hard study and , mind which received- no cnnlrihu- “ >
£uve a . harming variety to one
month;*
w.is
closed
this
week
"hen
Kirs,!
V f'w
W
airh
ilimn««n
ln-ri v J . o a n D r i v e
i- most attractive programs'ever
approaching a day turn from the world of thmivr i
Geo I' Washburn of Boston. Mass,
W h i l e it is u n d e r s t o o d t h a t thi
iited during Commencement
t-orrhas*1
!'.<•
T
J
Miller
corner
lependence and « lIV. Our Emotional ‘''U.
h j o y . Hut I want
tlur happiness is likewise •«•*»■•
ha n k s h a v e agf«-< *1 »-• n»»k.* u p th* hirst str-,1 and Park .ivcniie, th"
,carl’s a very solemn ! dent upon other people
W'• are * - ,1. l ul l 'll IS III- c u r n e s t d e s i r e of t i l truiisn* llii-i licit .- made I '.ru-iglr^.ll
Third I’rizi
IhainoiKl ring -r
. that C •: - i t '" Ml'' f • •' 'd«
With vou n .'o H is c a l * r e t or.............. - ,. r I '- n e .- l l * -* .......
• Dull - . f this •it.
popular, their selection* a happy
broach.
|,f,.Max the c n urea must he s h a r e d or mu. h of the,r from the banU
This is .me of the- beat businc, *
Winners will be anmninci-d the thought that added much to an
„r
..real debt to the value is lost
If you would know aM,| Hint the bui
locutions in Sanford being on one >f la-t exciung of the.Spring Festival. evening uf* real pleasure.
tod-.v and the Cod how greatly we are dependent upon Mo mhscrdie an
tut* busiest corners in the city, it May 22nd. al*«hich time the Qmfen
The quartets with Mr*. A. • M .
, forth with a true others for happiness, imagine you r-abo ve our quota
was
built
hp
Mr.
.Miller
twenty-one
Philips,'
Mrs. J. E. Terwilligcr, Mrs.
of the May and her |«(o bridesmaids
I self under the “ Silent Treatment . 'From present
years
ago
ami
has
been
occupied
by
Geo.
Fox.
Jr. and Mra. Frank Wood- ■
among men. so that wherever you 1the country tlu
shalTbe rrowlied.
hint ever since hy his ufidcrQiking
Yu IT computing tho- quartet wen*
■e
said in
portou W(>ri, , 0 completely ignored j unless some stre
Each contestant |will be started greatly enjoyed, the la*t. "D rea m
and furniture business. '
th
unto hiins'-lf. we •ttn a pn»t. Those who have enilrffetl! forth In the hi
with one hundred xlitcs. Watch the ing” being -especially beautiful. T h e y
i the whole world.
|jjat «l«atli is preferable to it.
j drive. Some «
Mr. -Washburn purchased the prop Herald for heightem'd interest in the
were aldy supported by Mr*. D. L.
h a brief survey of
y pjur |)(.ht to God
erty ns an investment, lie intends list next week.
'i
Thrasher,
one of Sanford’s best mu
hat great debt.
*
Ultimately of course
to build a moBern buajneaa buildilPt
Mary FMiiabeth rulcston
sician*.
on the lot in the futurh but liot im
zed Society. * •
debt is to God. .For
•Camilla ^Pul^tun
Mrs. A. M. Philips, soprano solo
mediately. J l e
lx a
prominent
times a man lived j Kjft ami every perfect
... Oliye Newman
ist
was in fine voice and sang de
financier of his nati'a* city and is
vine nnd fig tree and >above '.Aid coim’th do
Sarah Johnston
,
lightfully.
"Th e Sunlight" was bril
*asure independent of Father of lights............
Mary Fu-lds
liantly rendered.
"The Robbins
There was little com-j ri.nder unto the Lord
Margaret Cowan
Sana- In the Apple Tree” and tho
h—man provided his •benefits?"
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encore number, "U arlln " wo* renHut ns society a d -1 Now. a meditation upon these
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Ilugan
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dcred with much feeling and a plainhings will itppis*>* us that we are as
Mary Helen Morse *
■ li v e aweetnes* that was very appeal
lependont upon others for cveryDorothy Ray
hing that makes life worth while as
ing. She was accompanied hy Mlaa
Emily Grillip
in infant. .And remember this, the
Alma Ilfount, a talented young pu
Presbyterian Church
Georgia Mobley
lay of autocracy is gone. No man
pil of the Junior Class High. Mra.
•Sunday will be Mother's Day and
Rebecca Steveha
lias a right to receive from the world appropriate service* will lie held nt
Philip* i* a vocal pupil of Mra. J u
Irmn Smith
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its service and give no service ia re the morning hour at 11:45. Come
lius Takach and is a great favorite
vrlmi Shipp
turn. We are in a new day of de to church in honor of Mother.
in music circle*.
Margaret Miller
made immediately they will not In?1
mocracy. whose kind gave us Uie
Mr. Mallory* Horne, Jr., tenor
Also at that hour Mr. *D. I*.
■ Sarah Evelyn William*.
example, "Even ns the Son of Man Thrasher will be installed nn elder delayed . more than u year or m on
soloist
has made n notable reputaand ure certain to come. They will
came not to.be ministered unto, but
tation during hia short »tay in S a n and Messrs. C. B. Henry, W. M. be a valuable improvement to the
Pipe Organ Club
to* minister." -.The standard of MVKinnon and J . M. Neely will be
ford for hl» splendid vo\co. U » pos
' The P i p e - Organ Clpb met with sesses a dramatic tenor of excellent
greatness in the ni*w day will be ser ordained nnd installed deacons. This
vice. I want to impress this upon will be an interesting and impressive
Mrs. Ilenry Peabody on Monday quality, power and flexibility, muWho Will be (Jue^n uf the May?
you. that If any go out into the service, and it is desired thnt every
Thu afternoon V i s spent pleasantly aical and
bosutiful.
Mr.
very
fntonso interest will b e centered in sewing tdr our Xmas bazaar, after Horne's interpretations were notably
world with the chief thing being to member of the church especially be
Upon this feature of the Spring Fc-u- which delightdul refreshments were lino and his numbers heartily re
get all you can for ns little ns you
present.
tival. Queen of the May Contest, served
enn elve. you will be a leach upon
Those present were Mrs. J. ceived and called for repeated epIn addition to the election of these
children filled with enthusiasm and B. Lawson, Mrs. jtobt. Roawe. Miss
rendition of "Flanders'Field," to th e
new officers last Sunday, the church
zeal will be teeming with excitement
raised the salary of the pastor to
G.Indy* Bryan, Mrs. Forrest Gatchcl; musical setting c( Hergen was a
until the end of the contest.
$200 per month and manse.
Bryan, Mrs. Ernest masterpiece thnt held a rapt a tte n
The May Pole Dance pictures to Mrs. Leslie
tion.
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us happy faced children dancing Bctta, Mr*. Kent Uossetter, Mr*. C.
Mr*. Austin C. Williams came up
Mra. Madge Wwrd Dew, who la a
frl. Edge, Mra. T-aylor and Mrs.
from Tampa last Sunday morning to.
most artistic accompanist added
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Jack
Adams.
attend the Commencement exercises
greatly to the finish of Mr. Horne**
Mra. Forrest Gatchcl will enter selections.
in Sanford this week and is being
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royally entertained by her many
tain* the club on next Monday nt * Especially delightful wa$ the vocal
friends. Mrs. Williams is the'guest
4:30. All members are Invited to duet of Mra. Philips and Mr. Horne.
of her brother and sister,-M r. apd
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Mrs. Calvin M. Williams.
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�President
REV. GEORGE M. WARD, D. D.,
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Winter Park, Florida
ROY GREENE will be back from the Navy to take charge of Y . M . C. A
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, Ambitious Young Men and Women, and
those who may be older or younger:
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work and athletics
THERE is a stirring Y . W. C. A and the whole management of the Col
ROLLINS OFFERS vou a First Class Liberal Education.
lege is Christinn of highest standard.
THERE is the College with its splendid, tlwroujjh Courses.
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THERE is the Conservatory, its High Record mote than maintained
YOUNG PEOPLE: Here is Roilins, w ith,Dr. Ward back again, and at
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Winter Park onlv eighteen miles away rone of the most beau
tiful places in Florida.
THERE is the Academy, preparing for College
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Here is your chancel
PLAN for the best for your lives, be leaders
. Our country needs vour best help.
results
THERE is the Business School with three coi
.
THERE is the School of Applied Arts.
W RITE to the Secretary of the College (or cataJ
,
DO YOU KNOW that regular graduates of the College can obtain
• . Teachers’’ S tate Certificates without Examination?
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and meet the President, look aipdrra',
- the Institution next year.,
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THE MEMBERS ofr the faculty stand at the head of their profession.
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CAN MONEY be invested better than for the lives of.priceless young
There is no weakness in the corps of .teachers.
NEXT YEAR, Hamlin "Garland.-Irving Bachelor, William Allen White,
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and other
men of letters and affairs will from
• time to jime^giye-jectures without added expense to students.
Concerts are a feature.
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I up to a high piare in the educatitpal
•‘The Church and Education" will »*>rld George Morgan Ward. D. D
be the theme for the morning .r. o - - LI- I> a*cepted the unar.imoi}* 'V ■
neetiut. with the v r v i r e o f prayer ,
h , m - and after t w e l v e y e i r s d f
and praise.
Meetinc at 11 .oVloek, 1successful presidency of Wells Col-
ever are
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offered
rc-?m
students
i*
being
A
built
n e«
-The
the purpose of true education is Christian character.
N O. G irr.er And M i r
c ' n j w ^ l l left Today fur
B*-a<*h * r r r r
;h^y
»U1
.11 .spend some ume.
.
M-* M a ry E Star! r.?. M r ar.d
Mr*. H J S ta rlin g and Mi*«-Br«-nda
Morrison m otored over to D a y to r .a
Tke C k r.t a a Endeavor meeting* '***
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place of President french, reigned
ha* for it subject. Our Re.ation to \*
God through Service." Miss Guasie
The biggest meeting the Winter
Frank is the leader
Meeting at T Park'* Board of Trade ha* known
ft
< o . i ^ g e At w i n t e r
just icetailed a* pres-dent
* h o »orr.e year* a go »a- a
.
>nd Mr*
•i W *idm »n
. : D a . ‘ i-n
* At the Congregational Chur c h
» a* field ia*t week in honor of Pres
ident Ward and the *ir;d">»» rattled
with applause » -.*n Mr C o m sto ck
ir.trodu-ed n tr.
n..-» ! o
ar.d will r a v e n e t t year i> fine a
f arulty a* '■an be obtained
Every
pru?r-*.»'»r and teacher i« .killed
n
r i* iir.e
B e t t e r opportur t:--s "than
L\ST MENTIONED, first in importance, Rollins stands for character
LUMBER,
B«*»e*i Sunday where fhey spent the
“ day very pleasantly
LATHS,
SHINGLES
PIPE and DRAIN
All per eon* de*iring to at
tend Sooda* »chool will
phone No- 19 TOt or 90-J
not later tha n '-atorda*
noon.
Free tran.port alion
*7Tt be fnrnl*hed •the in to
and from if within a radius
of three mile* of ihr Methodi*t church.
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urektt
bonus
luxurv
Aqto Accessories are no longer
—they are a necessity.
We have the Accessories for your
. parts for your Ford.
WVdr.r«da>* from At ari
attended Grand 0{-*-rv
,iri m Auaaita T u o d a , . a !.-re sly
s rin t a wick with h e r1 two son.*.
GETTING D O W S TO GASES
Hgwking and Wa t*'r and also atDid yau eve- stop to fifcafv out howl t-rnd^d Grand Opera.
much m ofr
y o . ‘ have r*»t into
ne» aut'> ••■-* ar.d tub** t wat vou
— SPECIAL
10 per cent discount on all
.
for cash.
at pah
M a r k e t i n g H e --
and tubes
Sanford Cycle Co
lZ—l
Beside* the actual
r -1 Pars and-c, •t*. u 'li r 1
Jer.t>!e, think ol t be conturned home Tuesday l - o a A- anPa. tir.ua! ar.ncjyinoo. etc. Often •o*jr
» here they attended Gran s upera. vulcaniting 1mproves tir«-s and tube*
Mr* Archie Betts motored over t<J * great deal
DeLar.d on Monday, laving Mr
Sherman Uoyd over there- for treat
ment. . ’
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Mr. and Mrs. S’ , fl. Garner. Mr.
Sanford, Florid*
iivat* burying them
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Mt P!ea*ant. Iowa. *r.te*
menced feeding my herd <
holding hand* ' witn t* • bpr-nK,
100 hogs B. A. Thomi*' H
u ! , d.'ti i you
Y *. i u w h o
der over two month.* ago
heard of a {-rand froiic witno-st
were sick and * off feed,
having the young fo.ks in it. o t - ii c
herds had cholera. I did
Dont’ forget? Grand Minstrel • one—they are well and .Tr<,n
^how at the Spring Festival, Ninth Merchants Grocery C>*..
Street Park. May 20. 21 and 22nd.
All home talent, no outside workers.
The War is Over and the World is Now Earnestly Striving to Establish a Permanent
Peace, to that end It Becomes the Duty of every Man to look well to his citizenship.
. N othing promotes peace and good wiD between man and man more sorely than thrift and industry, a determined effort on lie
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part of Every Individual to do his bet for the common good. 1Good citizenship now demands a broad and progressive
spirit, a willingness to promote every worthy object; hence what in all the world is more productive to the common good of all
than good roads. They develope the section traversed and thereby
* 1increase the value of lands. They bring the rural sections
in close touch with churches and schools and uphft humanity; they lessen the cost ot transportation and reduce the cost of living;
they attract the newcomer and increase the population, and on the whole they Eft the world to a higher standard of civilization.
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Let Every Qualified Elector in Seminole County do his duty on May 13st and
VOTE FOR THE
SEMINOLE
NEW BOND ISSUE.
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of Bar Soap!
N
O— decidedly no, when
GRANDMA is around.
No bar soap lying in
vraterwrastingaway. Nochipping,
slicing or shaving oil more than you
need. Git AN DMA If a wonderful
snap—and ft b PowJtr*<i, That's
the big secret. You Just measure
out what you need, no more. Sprinkle
it In this tub snd presto—just Ilk*
magic, millions of glorious, cleansing
suds In an inslant. Then, the whitest,
cleanest, freshest clothes that ever
bung oo a wash line.
Try this Powdered Soap Today!
Grandma’s Powdered Soap
Saves T IM E —Saves W O R K —Saves SO A P -
Your Grocer Has It!
C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS
A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S FRO M COR'R E S PO N D EN T S-EV EN T S O F SEM IN OLE COUN
T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR T H E HERALD
crops are doing tine now
of green beans and.cukes
are uii Lhe move now.
ago was. much appreciated li> every
to be and found it the name, fro-left.
He is at work with Mr. Salford in
Sanford.'
N. A. Orockwoy and C. S. Flow
ers were on a campion trip Saturday
and spent a pleasant night in the
woods with the mosquitoes.
J . K. Iloyd has the- finest garden
hore. He says he will soon have to
matoes'ready for the market.
The yo^jng people mef at W. C.
Holiday's Sunday afternoon to prac
tice some songs for church.
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J. K. floydi Frank Hush and
Have Iloyd s p en t'an afternoon on
the Wekiwa. river fishing last week
and brought hack all the tish they
could , carry.
Every one is having
good luck fishing now.
Mr. and Mrs. J . S. Dinkel were in
Orlando on Friday.
The Longwood hotel is closed for
the season and Mr. and Mrs. LeMay left Sunday for their home at
Tarpon Springs.
Ollen Pomeroy has received his
discharge after serving three years
in the service’ of Uncle Sam. Ollen
deserves honorable mention as he
has returned with a r\de.
Miss Alice Halley was shopping in
Sanford on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. \V. Kntzminger
spent Tuesday in Sanford.
M rs.-S atch er and Miss Marguerite
Allen were shopping in Orlando, on
Wednesday.
Harry Phipps of F t. Myers ijjria*
iting his>mother, Mrs. J . E. Phipps,
who has made an iyjeal camp on
Greenwood Lake.
Miles Hist line, recently discharged
from the service (nnd loaded a! Par
is, S. C., is visiting his b ro th er'J- A*.
Histline.
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Mr. and Mrs.. McDaniels of Oak*
taTVd"spent tfi¥ week end the guest of
Mrs. Nettle Hardaway.
Death has again claimed one of
our old settlers, Mrs. E. W. Drfggers.
who has been ill for some time and
passed away into the "Great be
yond’" April 25th. 'S h e leaves two
sons to mourn her loss, Ed Driggers,
of Wagner and Jasper Driggers who
enlisted nearly two years ago and is
still "ox r seas. It will be a sad home
coming for Jasper as his father died
in December, 1918.
The many
friends extend their hearth IT \vtn-
I he Picnic
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war is over.
Now for a good
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Everything good for the Picnic Lunches
Pimentos,
, Pimento Cheese,
Kraft C’heea
Pickles,
Olives,
Cherries,
Pineapples, pear
PHONE 16G
LEESBURG, FLORIDA
Baskets Leave
of the Methodist and Baptist
churches'combined will bt> held^at
the Lake Harney picnic grounds and
a "big" time, is expected as u^ual.
J . II. Huddleston spent last .Tues
day in ^riford.
Lust * Wednesday evening at Sthe
Tiom?~oT Frol.* J\ M. Chaffer -4he
" B e d s" ol Mrs. Pattishnll's Hun’day
school class intertmined the" "G reens"
of same, class.
A lively conttest
having endc^l at that time in which
the losing side was to entertain, the
captains being. "Greens’* Miss Kate
Flynt: "Reds" MisflMlelen- Moran.
Th iThouse was decorated with [low
ers i}nd ferns, and cake anil fruit
The dipping is still in progress hut
but i t is lolsJWif trouble to the busy
. F I'S AI, A AND G ttA PE V II.U :.
W e'are pleased to note that Miss
Mrs. J. E. Vaughn is on the sick men who nr£ working every day.
list-.* Hope xfo* will sooh-be-all eight
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee were Margaret •Ericsiyi graduate.- •^mm
again. *
callers ;u Mrs. J. E. 'Vaughn's Sun the eighth grade this week.
Mr and Mrs, Jesse Lee have anLittle Clifford King, the little day afternoon. 9
grandson of Mr and Mr- Robinson
Mrs W m Robinson. \Jrs Gulp n"lher make of car now, a ' \e pas
has been very sick (or several days and .Mrs, Thompson of t h e ’l'ity were senger < hevelet.
Dr T olar wa* called to him and he visiting ni
Mrs
Robinson'* ibis
Mrs. Andrew Iterteison ••turned
and punch was served as refresh
is improving fa-i
ments
A very pleasant evening was
M •* M N t ’rdp ttr.d MvV
sp e n t.
Monday Return
Tuesday
Thursday
Saturday
Tuesday
Phone 4 3 , Sanford, Florida
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SPECIALS
9
(Celery
Bleaching Paper
Cypress Lumber
. Mr. Frank Jones left last Tuesday
for Augusta, Ga . where he expects
to spend the summer with relatives.
•Mr. and Mrs. Harry-Q uigg and
children of Daytona -pent the week
end with Mr. pn<l Mrs. J. V Wicks
.
John Lew of Jacksonville
was a visitor, at 11 H. P a ttish a ll’s
and Audrey M oran’s ias! Wednes-
Thursday
SEED S
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lean. Sweetcorn, Pepper, Tomalu,
Cucumber.
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Blueslone. Arsenate Lead, Paris
(•reen, Lime-Sulphur.
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CHASE , & CO. - SANFORD, FLA.
Rev and -Mrs, Win S ’ oio s are
spending iw u w e*ts a' t ki l o a t h .
Miss Virginia Wright and little,
sisters. Klicahe.Ui and \r”, ,:ar w hi
Were opi rait d up. u^for Trireh mn
Saturday are improving rapid!v and
ANNO U NCEM ENT!
v as,
11. (
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Hum
fin’ n Inn/
th f
j
Hal C u m [Ml tl[ f< ir'H nrnri =*n
.1mi* 13 th in t o t h e M e t t h ig e r Store
iim l
T u esday
o n F i r s t S t r u t, a c r o s s f r o m t h e L y r i c Theatre
BU SIN ESS CA RD S \
I urn runt' n nnnh '<in] t h i s s tu n ctiul in H lni<> il h rst
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c la s s
>t/i-tn - iut,
tiru ccn j.
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t;nur f rVotVJ’ie.v il'hi II {hut ' ■(.■/i buy
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a in i t i i i C ' ' 'ill k i n d s a t
Mrs ll G Smith spwM V. e d m s day in Snrfurd.
SCHELLE MAINES
Mr Bi.rni itt f .M a .- ,r i i- h a d
ing paiinetto boots a* Moore’s S t a
L A U* Y E R
* Mrs. C.
Brahnon spent Su n
tion-cut on lee C a m e r c i'* propertj
day in Plant City.
Mr. Burnette expects to load forty
Everyone
is cordially invited to
L ittle M's- W inona W o l f e of \\ i l d car* of boots at Chuluvla cut on church services Sunday, as Rev.
FLORIDA
alien will till his appointment at that wo,'d w vi*ii ng Mrs. C. A. Uranium.
Bruce Anderson sp»n’ Monday in
he item a pout (I C. Chamber- > me.
THOM VS K.X|Mi l WILStIN
Orlando.
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celery your correspondent, got
Fred White was in Wekiwa Tues
E. II.Hl.t SOS HOt SIIo U t .B
up -ir. i~st week's issue There day. . He claims he just came out to
t lenient Hall has opened a lunch
■ 41 solid ur< cut from fifteen see if Wekiwa was just lik e .il used
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acre-
Sanford
Telephone 291
Office H rs :
* ,f
1 0 1 2 a m & 2 *4 p.m
h .L
, L s » V .u ° 4
|Kdi,th Sh u m an have returned
raibaad ticket i ICi m ia baiidisf. e*a> their home in Connecticut.
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Mrs. Paul Hardaway and her two.
ss* attractive little daughters who have
been spending tl\c winter with Mrs’
Nettie Hardaway left Monday for
her home near Providence. R. I.
WAVERLY HOTEL
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ru iB iii
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r i . i l . i . tlrr I* rarh ' h r
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livable
e».< balk t i es tad
Majl. IT. |« It
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Mr ar.d Mrs U
Kamsev
and
M-s
Thursday for their
chester. Tenn
J
Coon. Mrs
Harrison left
home in Win
Mrs. J S. Dinkie returned hone
from Jacksonville -on Wednesday
after spending a pleasant wx-ek with
her daughter, Mrs. H. R. Chapman.
NEW ST . JA M ES HOTEL
Jacksonville.
Florida
Miss Berta Langen bach of Or
lando was the gqest of Mrs. J . N.
Searcy for a few days last week.
, Hot and Cold Running W
J . T. McGahey of Rollins College
Every Room —Steam I
SPECIAL
RATES
FOR
APRIL spent the week end at home.
Ia b*sf| ml i b t s t i r ssd
.Aisle A A den* S i i h U
AUTO TIR ES
We carry the most complete stock and the five most selert lines
handled in the county. Tires we sell are
* postivcly guaranteed.
Atlantic Hotel
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THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MO T O R C A R S
Office 309 Park Avenue
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Florida
Dr. C, J . Marshall
ah
II h i] jirli] mur'i in
F an cy
TUBES, GASOLINE, M O BII.OILS. GREASES COM PLETE STOCK o f
ALTO ACCESSORIES. WHITE S T R IP E LEATHER FABRIC T l R r r o v p p J
IM MEDIATE S E R V I C E —YOU DONT
HAVE TO W A I T —T H E R E ’ S A MAN
AT T H E C U R B TO S E R V E YOU
Phone 16
Phone
diMriel
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On
S E M IN O L E
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P
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BANK
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MAGNOLIA
AVENUE
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�"A Feed For Every Need”
B u ild *
LARGE
Fram es
EASY
Groceries, Fertilizer, -Crates of all kinds, carloads a specialty,
Auto Tires,.Gasoline,
Oils, Sweet Potato Plants.
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and cool drink stand in. the bjlck
building next to the 0 . P. Swope
Land Co.’s office. For the present
Mr. Hall keeps his store open only
on Saturdays and a part of Sundays,
but judging by the first week’s busi
ness the place will Soon become the
“ Hall of Fame" and. be operated
through the week.’
M rs.. Lee .Wheeler and... Mrs. S.
McBride visited Orlando Monday.
II. F. Wheeler spent several days
this week in Lakeland.
Mr. 'and Mrs. L. O. ’White and
little son, Elton left Friday ^for St.
Louis where Mr. White will attend
the 0 . R. C.-convention to which ho
is a delegate. From St. ’Louis they
will visit Chicngo and Detroit, being
away about five or six weeks.
0 . P. Swope and S. Nelson at
tended the State Horticultural So
ciety meeting In Orlando Wednes
day.- Mr. T. L. Mead.also attended
their meeting, carrying with him
rome of the henutiful amaryllis spec
imens.
M rs.. Lizzie West is visiting her
son, C. L. West at Lake Charm.
Mrs. West has many friends in Oveido who extend her a hearty' welcome.
A large crow-il of Oviedo people
attended the Sanford-Oviedo. hall
game in Snnfnrd Thursday.
Mrs J. II. Jones an'd Mrs. O. 0Wolcott a re . attending the U. D. 'C.
meeting in Jacksonville this week.
LAKE MARY
Knuiry Murtln' arrived home last
Thursday from Fort
Meudb . to
(pt-nd a while with his family.
Mrs. W. T. Hufnptircy and Mrs.
M. E. Smith of Clyde were business
yydtors here last Friday.
Mr Fred Sjohlom nnd family con-i-ting of Mrs. Fagan, Mrs. Albert
Sawyer, Miss Julia Sjohlom and
TW ICE
PROVEN
1f you suffer backache, sleeidpsa nights,
fired, dull days anu distressing urinary
disorders, don't experiment. Read this
twice told testimony. It's .Sanford evi
dence—doubly proven.
Mrs. R. Z.. Murphy, tOfi I-aurel Ave.,
Sanford, says: " I used Doan's Kidney
Fills a short time ago and 1 am now quite
fris- from any lameness ncross the small
"f my back or kidney weakness. I suf
fer*-'! terribly from this trouble before I
used Doan's Kidney Hills, which I got at
Rower's Drug Store. Doan's gave Inc
relief from the first. 1 have used three
boxes and they heljatl me so much I
gladly recommend them" (Statement
given May 21, 1914.)*
On March 19 1918 Mrs Murphy-said:
"I haven't had the slightest need for
Doan's Kidney Pills since tl endorsed
them in 1914. I consider tuyself cured
and give Doart's credit for my cure.”
tide, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
<'<*., Mfgrs,, Buffalo, N. Y.
iVo nrfdirt lo change
tewsim
ART MODEL
Miss Eva Muhin motored here Sundny from Ormoiul and spent the day
with the. Sjohlom family.
Rev. G. V. Albertson spent the
weelt end here and a t Upsala
A Bit of History and n Tribute
The announcement of the election
of Mr. F . P. Forster to the presi
dency of the First National Hank
calls to mind some interesting his
tory of the connection of this institution anrTTts management with <he
vital ^ interests of Sanford.
Mr.
Forster's banking experience, from
the time he entered the Lyman
Bsrtk ...a * —toller- and bookkeeper in
1883 to bis entrance ns cashier into
the First National Bank in 1887,
and up to this present time covers a
space of 3G years, and was not a
quiet sail over a placid sea.
As
cashier anil later oft ns vice president
of the First National he became, of
course, the aftive manager, and was
thus prominently identified with its
atTairs and responsibilities, coming in
daily enntnet with its friends and
patrons and protecting its interests.
A hoard of directors chosen from the
ablest business men of the com
munity supported him, and from the
first ail y ere impressed with a sense
of 'Security in the First National,
and confidence in the ability, square
dealing and conservatism of the
management was manifest -in the
liberal deposits bestowed und reli
able rouneel often sought.
No mart, however, nut so engaged*
can qpmprehend or appreciate the
weight of responsibility horned by
those who carry the. monied inter
ests of the public in their' grasp.
Especially is this true when great
disasters ensue, threatening the busi
ness life of the corpmunity and test
ing men's faith to the limit. The
First National came into existence
in t|ie midst of Sanford's (nrnoiis
Yellow Fever alarms, which com
prised the years of INMli, 'H7 and "HM.
These alarms, though false, resulted
in quarantines against the world,
when not even freight trains were
allowed to enter Orange county, and
the losses entailed on the community
and surrounding country amounted
to millions of dollars.
Sanfprd was left in- a state of ter'
ror year in ami year nut for three
years: the little city*staggered, busi
ness houses fuiled, mnfty ’ pbrsonS
moved away, and, of course, bank
deposits fell nil alarmingly
Bill the
First National, with the Keun fore
sight of, its aide management steed
in place.firmly and later helped the
damaged public to recover.
—and you won’t
mistake a peacock for n night
ingale or an ordinary talking
machine for a jeweled Bathe.
Listen to the l’alhe with the
Sapphire Ball and all-wood vi
olin tone chamber.
You hear
every note—every word clear
ly, distinctly, no scratching
metallic sounds. You cannot
help being impressed1 with the
Pathe superiority in tone when
you buy with your tars.
Your eyes will sec the tiny
(hand-polished) Sapphire Ball
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. And remember
no needles to change.
Even if you buy with your eyes
—you will see many advantag
es in the Pnthc Instrument not
found in the ordinary talking
machine. .
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t
Come to our store and hear the
tone of an instrument as clear
as the sOng of a nightingale. In
a cabinet ns big and beautiful
M a Peacock.
The Pathe Plays all Makes of R ecords
•When You Want Anything'Just Phone 181
A HPIPC!
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l i-iU L l i A
was ready for the onset, which was
not long in coming, for 1895 arrived
with its awful freeze of the orange
groves of Florida and millions of
Sorlal Department
boxes of oranges in one night and
As a rule the Social Department
was followed in 1897 by nnothrr
freeze which seemed destined to des have their meetings Tuesday after
troy what was left front the wreck noon hut last week the precedent
of two year's before. Banks are of was altered to Tuesday evening thus
course expected and intended to ex insuring a hearty good time for a
tend reasonable financial aid to their larger-number, seventeen couples at
communities in times of distress, und tending).'
when there are several to divide the
Cards and dancing 'were both en
burden the task may lie easy. But joyed. At bridge -Mrs. H. H. Horen
it may be remembered that much qf was recTpcnt of first prize and Mr.
the time of bunk failures and other Ball receiving men’s prize.
Mrs.
public disasters recounted, the First Walter.Morgan was ^hostess for the
National Bank of Sanford .stood al evoning. Mrs. E. M7 Galloway nnd
most or quite alone irv proximity to -Mra^ tlocrgo-Fox^so/vIng-iee
this community, and however heavy and cake.
the demands upon Its resources had
Club Members Attention
been, those arising from the last two
The monthly business meeting bf
mentioned catnslrophics were greater the General Club will be. held Wed
Still, but wCre met with charaeteris- nesday afternoon 3:30 at the club
rooms. This rponns every member
in her place. Come!
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Other Flours may
promise much, but
S U P E R L A T IV E S E L F R I S p f c FLOUR
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Ke e p s
t h e t a it h
Itftives you LIGHTNESS**W H ITEN ESS nnd
P U R IT Y combined with RICH N U TRIM EN T
and P ER FE C T LEA V EN IN G .
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Sanfor^i, Fla
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Auto Accessories are. no longer a luxury
-“ they are a necessity.
We have the Accessories for your car, and
. parts for your Ford.
Sp e c i a l
10 per cent discount on all tires and tubes
for cash.
Sanford Cycle Co
I'honr 211 -W
Kulley’s Kill to Pul Bntnxed Land
on the Tax Lists
(Ini' of the best measures so far
passed by tin* senate is a bill intro
duced by Senator Holley to produce
more revenue.
Millions of acres of
Intel throughout the state Ate un
productive.
Taxes on millions of
acres were unpaid by their owners
at n time when the larpis were not
bringing* returns. These taxes have
accumulated - for years.
Added to
the cost of the land, the price is pro
hibitive, no one will buy them with
all I lie back taxes on them And so
they he mi the hands of the state,
ami bring in no revenue
li has long been a problem what
to do with these lands. The big
question before the legislature is to
provide money to pay the expense of
running tlie government. Dr. Htillcy
brought in his plan tii increase in
come by making all the land prm
dure. There are buyers waiting in
every county to take up these lands
Hot tin* buck taxes arc in the way
•Dus bill provides that all tax cer
tificates held \)y the state prior to
11*15 may he redeemed by payment
of their luce vulue, file accumulated
interest being wiped out. There nre
millions of dollnnf worth of these
tax certificates now held by thi^
state. * The bill will bring into the
murket ready purchasers, ami add
millions of dollars to the state in
come.
The committee on finnnee and taxwtiop accepted the bill ns the best
measure ever proposed dealing with
the vexed question of the redemp
tion or tax certificates.
The bill, if it goes through the
house will permit of the redemption
of these certificates at any time in
the future. It does nut affect tax
certificates held by Individuals. Hut
all land that has reverted to the
state for non payment of taxes will
now pass out agnin into the hands of
owners who will be subject at once to
taxes on it. It is regarded as one of
the most constructive pieces of legis
lation so far proposed.
A little girl win* ulwnys has her enrs
open for the conversation of her el
ders. heard her grandmother diagnos
ing n ruse of the hives. •Later this
little girl mil Iced a red spot on her
imi. She ran to her grandmother, ex
claiming:- “Oh, grandma, see, I have
Uie heaves, too."
TOO will find
Mrs. W. B. Watson gave a full
And complete report as ehniriqan of
civics, tins including Arbor Day
planting, starting of Victory Itouie\arik Orphans Christmas Matinee
and contributions toward Owen
Lovejoy, (Kill. See'y National Child
Labor committee.
Literature Dept.'s Meeting
~Wednesday, April 23rd an interest
ing pieeting of the Literature De
partment was held.
Mrs. L. 11
I'billps, chairman, presided.
The
[program was given over entirely to
that all important question of the
r.’ ■"instruction period. "Our Schools "
A worth 'while article on the "War
and Secondary Education," taken
from the Michigan Alumnus was
read by Mrs. G. L. Maria, tjuoted
in part:
•
" I t dues not require a gifted
mind," says Dean Coffman, “ to dis
cover lhaj schools will never again
be what they have been."
Trans
formations ure being made in resjiect to aims, organization, subject
matter, intemul administration, gov
ernment and methods."
This quotation is not only applic
able in England but in- just os ap
propriate for American schools.
To
perfect itself is the new task which
is before, civilization toduy, and to
accomplish the task the public
schools as u unit must be dedicated.
This task involves new standards
of life values, new ideals of human
intercourse, n fine spirit of social co
operation, und n broader, kindlier
spirit between class and class and
man nnd man—all Ibis together
with an enhanced efficiency and im
provement In agricultural, industrial,
domestic and commercial activities.
Th is will in turn perfoot domucraiy.
In conclusion, " B y the cataclysm
of this great war, the forces of indus
trial atid social life, the intellectual
activities anil spiritual emotions
liavo been stirred to their uttermost
limits.
Before, we skated on the
surfurea of things; now we, are look
ing into their illimitphle depths.
Bounded Like That.
J . D . DAVISON , M a n a g e r
TH EY C A R m rEV ER YTH IN G
29! West First Street
l J li vy
Dorothy’s mother was getting her to
•spent the Lord's prayer, and all went
veil until nenr the end, "And deliver
is from evil," said her mother. "And
lellver us from measles," Repeated
Oorothy.—Borton Transcript
• B ure S ign ,
.
"
Bald the bead barber (all barbers
being head ones, strictly speaking),
“I can always tell a man who Is used to
ihavlng himself by the way he tries to
putf out his cheeks In ticklish places."
a ll
th re e
in
th e
flavors
sealed
packages— but look
fo r the name
W R B G IE Y 5
because It is your
protection
against
In fe rio r Im itations.
Just as the sealed
package Is protec
t i o n a g a in s t
im
purity. SEALED TIGHT
KEPT RtGHT
The
Flavor
Lasts!
Y.
J U IC Y
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f r u i t
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C I I I VS I XiCi f . U M
On Flour, Gram and Feed
Fruit and Vegetable Crates
�nounced th at the doctrine w u an
American policy.
Now that the
peace conference in ParU acorns will*
Ing to accept It, world opposition
will cease and no foreign power can
extend its authority, without trouble
to any part of the American conti
nents.
So Saya Saunterer.
•No matter where I chance to land
* As through the world 1 stray,
I'm right here to take my stand
For the good old Dixie Way.
In far off countries things are done
In different style—but say —
I can't forget, for I ’ve been won
T o the good old Dixie way.
East and West and North will tell
You thus and so is the proper way
Anri of course they’re meaning well
But gimme the Dixit?'way
\ While there is so much being
said and done about the "M o n roe
Doctrine" it might be interesting to
note just why, when and where it
arose.
Mose~. Folsom says the socalled -doctrine was announced by
President Janies Monroe in i.;s
enth annual message Dec. 2nd, 1823.
as* f of lows: ‘'W ith the frXUtW-Cot-owes ppricpendcncfes of any European power we have not interfered,
and shall not interfere. But with the
governments who have declared their
independence and maintained it, anti
whose independence, we h av»,.-o e
great consideration and on just
principles, acknowledged, we could
not view any interposition for the
purpose of oppressing them, or con*
troling them, in any manner, their
destiny, try any European power, in
any other light than a» the m anifes
tation of an unfriendly disposition
toward the United States. . ’In the
war between these new governments
and Spain we declared.,our neutral
ity nt the time of their recognition,
and to this we have adhered, nnd
shall continue to adhere, provided
no change shall occur, which in the
a complete system ol good roads or
ore we not.
The only way this
question can be answered is at the
polls o n . the 13th of this month-—
next\Tuesday, when the people of
Seminole county will have the privi
lege of going to the polls and ex
pressing their conviction as to bonds
for good roads. To have good rotdi
horids must be voted. Good roads
bring one another closer together,
they make transportation much eas
ier and cheaper. Good roads are the
best asset a city or a county or a
state can have, and with the pro
posed loops Seminole county will be
world famed within a few years for
Its excellent drives, and magnificent
roadways.
Good roads •will show
that the people are considerate of
the man who does not happen to Hvo
in town— they show that he may
have some of the comforts of a city
without living within the limits of
one, on the other hand the same
people-arc -considerate- of—the—man
that does happen to live in .town and
S-O-M-E
Goodies!
— the kind
that rn-e-D j
in your A*
mouth a i
fl uffy, tC’r t d c r ^ ^ ,
cakes, biscuits and
doughnuts that just
keep you hanging
‘round the pantry—
all- made with
the taint, purest, most
economical kind. Try
it—drive away bake-day
fe
iIttraa 9
failures.Yon tare when roo boy
You aave when vou use
‘h ig h e s t
H r. Robert J . Holly, editor of th f
Sanford -(Florida) Herald, is iij
Chfrieston, being here as a Y. Mi
C. A. transport secretary on board
the Martha Washington, which
reached the Port Terminal Sunday
Before loading, the car should be morning.
thoroughly cleaned and ‘ provided
Mrrf Holly declares that he was
with' bedding of dry straw.
The
sides of the car should be dined with amazed* at the splendidness of Charles
soma heavy paper and care should ton harbor. He said that he had
be taken to see that tho ventilators heard of Charleston as a genuine
deep-water port, but that he was not
•re-opened.
prepared to find so magnificent a
Stem treatment is a most impor land locked harbor.
tant practice in preventing decay In
Charleston, Mr. Holly said, ought
shipment. As the melons are loaded
the stems should be ve-ctit, leaving to move forward 'hteadily, now that
about an inch attached to the fruit. the impotqs has been given. Up
A disinfectant paste is immediately building of this port, he said, will, in
applied to the freshly cut stems with his judgment bring large .benefits to
a small brush. Care should be tnken other cities along the South Atlantic
to keep from smearing the fruits coast
Feeling that he ought to do some
For more detailed information thing in active service for the men
concerning this disease, see Farmers who were defending the Stars and
Bulletin 821, "Poster on Water Stripes overseas, Mr. Holly arrahged
to take a leave of absence from the
melon Stem-End Rqt."
Sanford
Herald and enter the Y. M.
G. D. Tucker and M. L. Benn of
the Bureau of Plant Industry. Wash C. A. « secretarial service.
ington, nre in the state directing - Ile w jjd that his duties aboard.the
control operations of this* nnd other Martha Washington were very
diseases, nnd interested growers may pleasant and that he has striven to
secure the services
these men by let the returning soldiers know* that
addressing them, Agricultural .Ex the Red Triangle ia t h e l r particular
periment StatTonrGainesvilie.
friend.
LUMBER,
LATHS,
SHINGLES
SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE
we
take
uneimr
V U LC A N IZ IN G TO BK
D O N E R IG H T must be done by experienced
understand thoroughly the
vulcanizing a tire prop*
stake, our reputation on e
we repair and every job
out makes a* friend for us.
anlee satisfaction and our
means something as any of
torners will tell you. We sc
tire work on that basis.
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bonds at tar
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Oak and 3r<kSt
Sanford, Floridt
town and is forced to make the frip
each^dfty— also ’when it is necessary
for the farmer to deliver produce to
the market or the merchants to de
liver stores to the farmer the roads
will be there. 1 could, go on for a
day and enumerate the various bene
fits n( the good roads but suffice it to
say tlutt the good roads will help
everybody. Vote for bonds.
' 1 don't know whether it will do
any good to 'talk about them or not,
hut if there is anyone here who has
not had his little outing with the
present dav "Wash L a d v " 'I e t him
judgment in tin- compiler:! a u th o ri
ties of t:.i» government shu'l n u k e a
corresponding chang*- on the part of
the l niu-d St at os indispen.-iahie to
their ceijrlty."
Tin Doctrine w,o
reecti. J a it! widely different views,
but France was tht- only one' that
suggest,.,i that it in opposed bV 1.ti
ro pean powers.
Tile Doctrine was
net favorable in tins country until
the time of Folk who spoke rn favor
of it. Grant then took it up wit-h
reg rd to the occupancy of Mexico
by French troops, who supported
M wximiilian yis Kmj.-ror
GrnT.t
uenl an army under General M e r
man in the Mexican border.
Th e
French troops were with drawn and
Maxi milium was shot to death by
the Mexicans
Cleveland gave the
doctrine another boost when he noti
fied Great Ilritian to order her
battleships away from Venezuela.
Roosevelt extended the interpreta
tion.
The American delegates to
the Hague conference in Ih99 an_
lally the slashing
fruits th at often
occurs when cutting them from the
Tine.
When : harvest!tict melons i
should b e ‘cut with as long-stems as
possible, and they-should be loaded
within a few hours after cutting.
dole county is
prosperity ns
More building
g on and will
he going on in a few days than ever
|before. There are now twelve large
forces clearing lands (or <rop* and if
one should ipi down along the Jesup
Drainage District he would have to
stop and tjiink for awhile nnd see if
' the noise of the battle front had not
been transferred there.
Dynamite
and all kind of stump persuaders are
being used, and then on across the
other side of Sanford the same thing
is going «>n. then too. out along
Oviedo, way they are just getting,
started to do some clearing of land
although they have been clearing |
there for two years or more
Now '
just think of that, and then the new
Valdez hotel is to he built this sum
mer. The new court house is now
under way. and if the road bonds
carry, just look at the force (if men
that will put to work—everybody is
prosperous, arvd seem to be having a
good time. Let the good work go
on, don’t a Titan here presume to
stop such
maghificent workings.
There is another item that deserves
the credit nnd attention of Sanford
and Seminole county and that is the
new- Seminole Hotel—that is jujt
being - finished .up. and a brighter
hostelry cannot be found anywhere
in the sta le — that is *'■ good move
anil will do its share to make San
ford come ’ out. The Carnes Hotel
also is receiving a good stripping and
when it gets its end .changed it will
not he nrty slouch of a hotel itself.
The prosperity is with us— now don't
Watermelon Stem-End ^toi
The .loss from sjem-end’ rot last
y e a r equalled about 28 0 0 acres from
four southeastern states. - This rep
resents about one-fifth of the entire
crop. The watermelon crop of Flor
id a wa* heavily affectnil.
Much of
this loss can be avoided by the fol■lowinc precautions, says 11. E. Ste
vens of the Experiment Station:
Field sanitation is an important
practice. All rotting melons should
be collected in barrels or boxes at
least once a week and removed front
the fields.
Melons should be cart*-'
fully handled to avoid ahy possible
l y * ruozs
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Drink Orange
P E N an ice cold bottle of this delightful drink
today!
brim with sparkling, thirst tempting Orange-Crush .
Fill your glass to the
The glowing goodness
sparkling like champagne—will refresh and invigorate you.
Healthy as the Orang
How delightfully it cools tht* parched
palate* Luscious as the due-drenched
orange, the sweet, yet tang-like flavor
of Orange-CrUsh is infinitely more
zestful, more satisfying.
blended. No m atter how hot
at home or away; morning
night you’ll always enjoy
Crush.
Drink it anywhere
often as vou like.
Orange-Crush contains the full natural
flavor of the orange, plus a carbonated
Orange-Crush,
piquancy— delightfully
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served
guaranteed to bring yo
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health drink. * •
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jbottle or by the case wherever soft
drinks are sold. Buy an ice-cold bottle
of Orange-Crush today. Then order
a.case’ for the family.
Less bv the Case
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What is it? How can we he saved
from it? This will lie the subject at
the Congregational church Sunday
evening, eight o’clock.
In the morning the topic will he,
" T h e Ceaseless Challenge," eleven
o'clock!
Feeling
COMPANY
Christian Endeavor topic " T h e
Lure ol the World.** seven o’clock,
and Sunday .school q u arter of ten.
Mr Brower speaks at Upsaln at
■1 p. m
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DAISY TILE
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Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture.
Mad(»from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand
Nitric and Picric Acid teatii In the construction of its immense arid plants.
Our supply is limited only by our demand.
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Ships for South America
th e ports in Florida, Georgia, North papers in Norfolk was the guest of
Carolina and Sgqth Carolina.
honor. t Ho spoke at two meetings:
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one for the newspaper editors amt
active Victory Loan workers, and
Papers Behind Loan
one open to the general public. He
Atlanta. On.. May S
The Vii expressed absolute confidence that
tory Loan of the south will hav the American people would put
more than ever before the power of through this loan as they have all
the press behind it.
was assured the others.
her by the more than :t00 editors
"T lie American who quits now is
who came ty Atlanta as the gupsts like a deserter irj the face of the en
of the distri *l Liberty Loan nrgani emy,’’ (ic said.
" T h e soldiers in
station. M an. of them made vigor France and Germany are sticking to
ous addresses pledging renewed ef their joli until it is finished. Shall
forts to lay f i e importance of tin we who stayed at -home do less?"'
lust loan before the peonl*, with a
The editors and many chairmen
view to b a v in : every citizen join in in the campaign who had put their
? finishing the jo b .”
counties over the top were guests at
Senator Park Tram m el! js today
in receipt of information that the
suh committee of th e Shipping
Carter Ginas, Secret m y of the
Hoard, at a meeting on yesterday Treasury a id pujdislcr of two newslooked with favor upon assigning u
number of the government's ships
for use in carrying on trade with
|South, and Central America* from
■southern ports.
Final action will
probably b e taken before the end of
the week.
It will lie recalled that
ife l
on last Thursday Senators Tram
fofem&rwraJ
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mel!, Simmons of N orth Carolina
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and Sm ith of South Carolina ap
axwdiorvCoMoniotd loI
peared heforp the Shipping Board
■Send fix
-and i rged that fourteen ships he all
located for establishing lines from
BU N D LE
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Shall We Spend
Our Own Money
or Shall They?
T h a i ’ s l i i c o n r* l>ig q u e s t i o n t l i n l l l i r c i t r u s g r o w e r s o f F l o r i d a a r e r a i l e d o n f o a n s w e r .
Shall
we,
c ilr u s g r o w e r s , s p e n d (or o u rs e lve s a n d families th e m o n e y w h i c h
o u r fruit
seas f o r in t h e m a r k e t s ?
our investm ent a n d ichor, or the y can
V / c fruit g i v e r s
w in
c h a n g e , s» !! i t . t o r m o t e I k m
he
a l l o w e d t o b e n e f i t t r e m e n d o u s l y at o u r
tv t- Ley
\ ,»t:l it y h a - pass* .)
11 ,, •- a
group of men organised the "M e.
>m>nurv and Itiiil- Socn i \ of 11■,
expense.
M. it •••11-T I 1ur■b ■n \ lie re ii
H.
liuyte KT'-w M 'relll .1 te \y ; Imu-.ui <t le
IMnre than h ye unit etlv. freni u .'.ill
t ribu Moll nf seven nrmlri .l to m•Veil
And new
MM111.ms «»f tl diars a year
t lie Sout lic<r 11 Methodist church a lone
pr.'l" W|*H III 1le Ilia' inm'li each y ear
I I. ruin
H 1*\«* >u* ceding j ears
will dii her part in raising t his
a ’lee n i . *
Net ■■ . , ii ni •1 1 1 ip »y1
1 r \1 m a yy url by yya y tie ■.It I.i.i
1uni ef Hie Ii U'elri i| year- o( such
Mrs- tig. t>llt Gnd Uls given 11s H e
most lilting day. in nil history for
Hitch a celetir nlion. No such day has
herel efore (tl yyned
m a r k e t o u r f r u it s c o o p e r n h v e l y t h r o u g h tlie M o r i d a C i t r i i ' F x through
any
other c h a n n e l— c o n
s u m e r s a n d dealers a r e w iltin g t o . p a y m o r e f o r the a s s u r a n c e o f g o o d
quality
and
square
d e a lin g th a t the S c n ld s w e c l b r a n d gives lite m .
to w h o m
rn o :w
e
v/e g r o w e r s w h o a r e m e m b e r s . o f t h e F l o r i d a C i t r u s E x c h a n g e k n o w w h e r e a n d
c i ! ’* f r u i t is s o l d , w h a t
it . sol d I ; r a n d t h e c o s t
f s e l l i n g —v a n d
receive
all
the
il l . r v " , less l h » t e a ■.oiin!il*‘ i l e d u c t i o n s agree s j u p o n in jie! v a n c c t o c o v e r t h e n o c -
i . i " ; e u i i f r t ! \t
! r ai - A ip ! s j i t ' >. u t k .
'fligy Have Made Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars
Off the Oranges and Gr27dn.il Thai We Produce-l
Anti tlicy ran atfnrc! lo spenrl Iiiikc sunn in
persuading us to Id llu :;t keep on pioiiling (iom
our labor.
Mjjjbly little real money rsm-'d from oilier
sources ever Itos been invented in lire truil busi
ness by the speculative marketing agencies.
Practically all of the vasl sums on which they
operate and all the enormous amounts ihcydnve
made from tiuur transactions came out of our
work.
lire mon'V wi’h which t’tcy maintain their
elaborate organizations, the money they offer to
Hoith trSton our crops, lire imnvy they use to buy
our fruit on-die trees b fore t’w shipping srai|$nn at prices far below its real value all the
W y dial they spend is our money.
it
\
During the skipping season, just ending, a
great many more of wc citrus growers of Ficr1*1. >Ifpjdff than ever before decided that wc had in our
nil il was worth and return lo our pockets all
that it brought.
M. 11 a Il wmmi. a.i> tie.*•iitij;,
1all (nr rile.t tn i f for . i»r y 11i* m
larger way Ilian i nn ever known lielore
Tlie call is more dislinee and
response fuller
Now they who have to do with the speculative
marketing agencies of the state arc alarmed over
tire outlook. They fear that more and more of
us will come tu srp the light and insist on doing
for our own benefit, that which so long they have
done: for their profit and pleasure"— the* market
ing of our fruit.'
ft. The historic celebration ami. the
providential libur mark a wonderful
cubjunction for us in the history of
tlie world. We can never under!nki;
tlie things of tlie kingdom of (ind on
the sipall baser of the past endeavors.
We must m el the world situation in
adequate terms of service .and <d
gifts
And according to our fuit|i
will it he
(i.»
They are ready to spend hundreds of thou
sands of dollars of the money that they have
made on 'or fruit to induce us to let them re
tain the rnarkc'ing privileges through which they
have pPed up these big sums from the product
of our grovcst and by the combined possession
of which tl ey can pocket still bigger amounts C
from the piocceds of our crops.
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L. A. HAKES. Manager
Orange County Cilrus
Suh-Excliangc
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Spoiling (he Ship (or
a Penny’s Worth
r
of Tar
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You know the old sa y
ing Don’ t let this bap
• pen to our
_Shi|i of S ta te .
-America-
•
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1 * ir- t 'mi 1 r
has it ■
D ■id higher ir» t -e • . s
of t h world ! tn 1 . d ■
tod v. A place sec md t<*
none amobg the -N'.: >n
has come to im a . lace
ip the aun eaRiiig upon
i s . \ ivricans t i Ii ■
teach ers
m iii
te.nl
At*
the
tu
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ef
live
pay
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to k eep
in
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all jii’u j ill* ,ir**
us.
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a d e **••111 p l a c r
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W orld
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put
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of
th e
greatest
sit'.libg
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v.airi.t
has
tow ard s
Kitiiinl h
the
known
and
liiiisU tl i- m a ~ m
lil’M r i V'.1>
lo o m
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BEST IN THE
LONG RUN’
(J. Tin- Centenary Movement is
fundamental to the right adjustment
of international relations. It is nut
an accident thal the Centenary
comes at this tiitv.
He have our
un accident that the Centenary
conies at tills time.
We have our
legitimate and worthy place in this
larger service for humanity.
Un
born generations will rise up to bless
s generation.
r-
.Marketing Hup!
Steve Hoover,
Mt. Pleasant, tows, .writes, "ConP
men cod feeding m> herd of abouf
100 hogs B. A. Tlie mas’ Hog Pow
der over two months ago.
Fifty
Nearby
1 were sick and ofT feed.
herds hud e iobra,
I did not lose
one they arc well and growing fast.'
Merchants Grocery C p , Fanferd
Flo.
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Beats burying them.
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V. The Centenary Movement
comes with the message of Jesus
Christ for the whole world, which is
the only basis upon which we can
build with any hope of permanent
peace among rnt'n.__ At sitch a time
and with such a mission every M eth
odist .in the land ought to bring hi*
very best in service and in gifts, tht.t
we may do our part in this world
wide task
T h e horologue has struck
the hour, let die church go forward
F ! ORICA CITRUS EXCUANGE, Tampa, Fla.
ORLANDO,
t
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would cau se it to bring
Shall wc spend the money we earn or shall they?
If you want to spend your share of it, join the
Florida Cilrus Exchange and you can. Further
facts about what the Florida Citrus Exchange has
done and will do for its members can be secured
by caifinit on. phoning or willing to
I
:t. Every nation s wide open and
1•udy new i‘ ir t he niesvag . 1 ef .1 . stlh
Cbm t
A rent l.rv ago tlie . DBM
w1 rt- 1ll IHCll
ran ks the ability and rapacity to markrt mrr
(nut in a manner that
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" T h e Historic * entiiri "
W c a n d o u r s m a y e n j r y t h e full r e t u r n s f r o m
it w o u l d b r i n g if h a n d e d
,’TJ
.! l ib e
c o m fo r ts a n d pleasures the profits e a rn e d h y o u r g ro ve s?
I h e l s m e i . e 1 ■at f i t a n d w e l l d e f i n e d .
And
a luncheon given at the Piedmont
Driving Club by the Liberty Loan
crgtmzfctinr.
Haynes
M.-Faduen,
1 a c u t i . e ciia rm.u was to.ysiit.usi »r.
Andresses tveie mad.1 by several
month-r* i f the district’ ug.uii'..u.on,
ncluddig St. Eimo M.isseiga.e, dir ctor of pttoli ity, who spa.. t,f us
Ids cordial r . '.nitons with southern
newspaper nn n for twenty live
years.
".\ ib o ily has done in tro than the
fospipFrs nml netvspap>*r n - i to
pat over ttic- li\e ioatis," he said.
Thia country owes them an enor
mous d e b t.'* They have given faitliftil service which could not have
been j aid for in money, not even
with millions.
And they will coninuu to render this service as tong
at it is needed "
■
Frank I’ Glass of Itirminghart l
resident <>f the Aincrican Newstapir
I’ubllshers Assoeialion waone of the principal speakers ul tiiei
rms'tiiig in I In* f»renim«ih
Senator
lloke Smith introduced Secretary
Glass.
The editors came from as far ns
western Louisiana. West Tennessee
ami Southern Florida.
There were
ssseral who represented large dailies,
while many owners o( small country
weeklies paid their first v sit lo the
ihslrtit headquarters
They \ led
with one another in pledging hearty
support to the Victory Loan.
I’rospeets fur the Stxlli I »ml ru t
campaign are bright .irrordmg lo reports from the .headquarters
ofliees. Hundreds of hanks which had
1I1 laved making reporl. of sii Iih, rqi
lions wired I In in in, and the Atlanta
di.-lriel was lifted from Iasi pluee lo
a posit inn higher tt> time.
O r s h a l l they, t h e p r r s m s c o n n c r l e d w i t h t h e s p e c u l a t i n g m a r k e t i n g a g e n c i e s , e x p e n d
■for t h e n
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Bolshevism!.
RIDE A BICYCLE;
GET SOME PEP.
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FO R SA LE Bl
Overbid tales & Service Co
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THE SANFORD HERALD
THESANFORDHERALD
R. J. HOLLY, Editor
\V, M. HAY’NES, Business Manager
Published Every Friday by
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
m iific m iT io N
p r ic e
in
a ova n o
:
ONE T E A R _______
S I X M O N T H S ___
TH REE MONTHS
E a t* f- * l m 1<-rt>iMl-CU*a M i U M m o r A a c u it :
Its *., a t l b , P o a ta fftc al H anfm il, I l.w ir fi
1’a J . r A ct o f M arch IfH , l * " »
Oir.nl
llrraJd RaUtflal
T tlrthaaa No. | ( t
If you have a job to give
won't need a held glass to find a
turned soldier ready to take it.
slide down the cellar door with any not been permitted has had the exbody. So she took her dolls and rcllent Result of making Americana
dishes and went home.
better acquainted $ith their own
country. People who would natural
The soldier's mess kit has been' so ly under ordinary conditions have
long his plate and salad plate nr.d. taken European trips have learned
bread and butter plate and veget the beauties and possibilities of
able dish that he in astonished to Florida
realize once more how much china it
Before the war Americans spent
ti^es to serve a simple meat.
annually *5300.000.000 in Italy and
Frame.
Since then great part
f
In Chicago every purchaser of this money has gone into Uncle
$25,000 worth of the Victory Loan Sam's roiTers, «r ir.t., clifle.ent
is entitled to ride in un aeroplnne. branches of patriotic work. And the
Some .of us would pay $25,000 'if we remainder has helped to increase the
had i t l to stay out of the darned circulation of* money in our own
country.
thing.
If you £an afford ■a trip abroad
The ex-kaiser bus been oflicia 'v
But make
charged with the . commisjyon of
thirty different .crime*. Wo are not
vindictive, and will b e'satisfied if he
receiviji a light sentence of one yean
imprisonment upon each count.
M O TH ER S' DAY
Who would have thought two
years ago that the ownership of a
To put yourself ir\_ th* honorable seaport town upon the Adriatic
position of creditor to the. Unit'd couhl interest public feeling through
States you have or.! :o follow the out our eduntfy? '
...
rro !.,
ibicribir • • > the Victors
p resu
el in—Europe in—fixed' fur
wouida t play n, The hack yar i o
Tile annual celebration cjf Mother"
Day takes place next Sunday, May
Mth.
There couhl he nothing more lil
ting for us to commemorate. Tge
earliest recollections of carfi of "ua
center in .a mother's devotion.
No relationship in the world en
tails as much self sacrifice us that if
mother and child, iixum tOPee-helplcssness La full maturity,-every.step
•of the' ehild’s life is guarded by the
upul-crV sympathy and wisdom.
TLe mothers of this country de
serve especial recognition this .year.
Since entry of America into, th^ War*
so many of our mother* have se'-n
r* mti'. i r;. Pj
;i
ami i ard-! ip t > p. -«i
rc.itilati .i
privation
.'.ontii r
LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT
What is life* to yftu? One grand pleasure or a Grind? We all have
to work and the more .we use our brains and grasp opportunities the
easier we live. Success in life means Hard Work and hard work
brings R ESU LT S. Saving Money brings Big Results
T R Y IT!
C A P IT A L S 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
S U R P L U S 5 1 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
IfrAHTYOUR BUSlHtSS.
H. R.STEVENS
R. R. DEAS,
Ctohicr
C. t). COUCH
Au’l Cathiei
THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
group of pianists were faultlessly ex
•■cuted and tct'hnifiilly diflicuU fn
Their years.* Each little performer
-was enthusiast really encored.
*'V
Lowliest floral tributes were show
ered upon the participants testifying
t o - t h e popularity of each.
None
wore, more appreciat'd than the
dainty bouquet of sweet peas pre
sented by the young Indies of the
telephone exchange and exquisite
<lu-ter< of Easter Li!!*’ '. I'm gi'r if
Mr- (' \Y. Shiuholser to Mrs. Muri
<.'o .r.igeoui .* and ch< r-
The simple beauty of the stage
rations with its graceful bamboo
d stately white lillie; and gleaming
t.iury was a charming setting for
fully the mothers h a s ' made their
sarrifiie. Letting their beloved sops
go with a smih and an encouraging
word, the no-.her* i ive devoted
ihem se!. e* t-> ” k**i*r ;rt" the h»*t*i-■
SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS
Hood---Goodyear and Fislv
REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS
F 0 R D S A S P E C I A LT Y
MOB\LOILS andGASOLI NE
ACCESSORIES
Grafonolas
SERVrCE,
QUALITY
Records
mtoes
NOTH K
S-sil**v| l«i%iii' I r fs-ft-ivNl by t:hi* ||i=if»|
vl UeUhtj i
al tb*if ne»f r* **ur tf * \e I .Uf r Turrl, J ltlr
--4. I** I I f f l»rtq|-* ‘a*>
.,n
Wp;
' * ’’e
; • * * ' » » t. *.lr r frf
tF«« safir*u*i . ? i fcf n •yr t • * Tir»* *-P J-Tf1*
fur! b* •, tnf ■rrr. * t.. n . Fp«-d y U f .»
rVptne-s-t .
l » *« r d ?«»* r ««*•
f ; * h l to frj*=rj any *n d
Iht
N O T IC E
IO
IllP P IM IS
S«*3*r-I lildf, -subje^r*' t*f
advantages of the town within reach
of the farmer and give practical sendee
every day in country or town.
They
require a minimum of attention; an y
one enn run the .Ford and enre for it.
but it is’ better to have repairs and
replacements ink
core nL by those
ViSMSHH
EDWARD HIGGINS
- Salesman
s . 11 t»* w r l r e d
l *m m i * * iqti «*r«
tContinurtl from Page 1
fj
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f b* I». ard .4 i ' o l M )
4** 1 ‘«i uni f * 1 1t»ffd ■',
h 111# offiff f #ai«| bu*rd *t the «
ib Sicf* id, Plfifida, dti *tf b» f t * n aVI^rl;
.1 ia «t»i t h# I di\ rtf |*»
f*
f r
thr
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d c
rr
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r «! f:* t? ue iii if c
rf bj i hi S* and
Fifty
1
th“
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Tv** Hubdlrd
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i-v!Urt. Limbic
i» in M l a m r * "t p o d fi ith .
tvtui ytldttr 5|,l§0 ruMe
qu*r-Ut' * -ily i|>p nil’mli*.
a y a t f e r m ba*i? I» ?
and the •aid hiLtrl rt*rfvm th%-
(C a’rrie Jacobs Bond
and "The
Uhildren's Story Book," tlii* ia-t for
the young people who wen* truly ihligl.t* il t« I <s' the M .» r G. ,-%r
1T: 1m K•* 4'*li >
’i
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cvjdiun »d a U a Grammar
pupils wu* given by the students of
the High School. .
The poise of each pupil war cuintftvdtvd upon with expressions of
pleasure, the grareful and quiet
technical style and splendid . pedal
- t i e d * were noticeable even in the
little folks numbers.
The selections, from the latter
mut r
•?
fiti*bt%,
dirtiu* i*f
ta thr
trict
PI*rh bid mu*t i t* prrc*.fbY»*bl
flbd f fe r fk sTV !br
-*•** o f *lc->“f#-aAr
ifft-a M
‘ ■ •r in
Swill# On To Your
Bonds and Stamps
,*
t V. r* ia r?i ■-fi t
I*| i ’ r u n i m i i d
ft y
imastuaUftn c*or.\
need the money yon have invested
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Stamps* and laberty- Bunds: Leave it
»•* against that-of your Government.
to votsr noco*sity
Lvcry time you mu' c a sacrifice to attain an ultimate
« h/cction you fnrttfv and arm yourself. If you will make
sacrifices to keep from selling your Liberty Bonds <>r
redeeming your War Savings Stamps your sacrifice wilt
Lave aon for yon- the worth of thesp 'securities. ~
of
ip
lee hi*:** f ! h- s 2•!* s * alnve m*fi I firtd,
*ith a
I j t m p 4 tiy
t»» a f i t e ,
•urh I t m * in t F* »?aU «f Irloidda.* a# ttifVt y I
thtfipR
if**
f t*
C ow gxr. ,
and ftTim **f j
P%f.d t o l?*’ *£-fir«*v*-d by • i i d T>xtafd
A rqpv d
•pi-v»bratlon* ahtl p f ali lr a
at d |:Tup«Md r uuti, bond and forir,
N 4 mrn% b r t*U-|?,rd u pt#R
l»
ih r un d*f5ijn *d
upofj c j a k l n t a dap*-«l * f
T r n ttfeiUf*. IfcU Him t o
M u n d r d wheti
•aid |»I *, «|itd(k»U9Ri|ttlb, havr Im***iy r»—
tyrprd.
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a f i l r f r=f I h#
L*f brraihtdc
d of Crtlltt y t- tr m C c i i t t v , Kt«\d4»*
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Sanford, Florida
�THE SANFORD, HEBALD
In and About
The City &
1
m ile Happenings
Mention of
Mailers In Brief
Personal Hems
of Interest
A. O. Martin was a ^business visit
ar from Sanford here this week.
Tainna1 Tribune,
lititi has more imitations than any
ver Tonic on the
wants imitations
/ are dangerous.
I9-I0tc
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Renders
, -^r- and Mrs. Craig Harris of Or
lando motored over Tuesday evening
to attend "the recital given by the
pupils of Mrs. Fannie "s. Munson
!■ A. Stone — All kinds of haul
ing.
Phone 213.
5()-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S, Daiggr, Jr.,
and little Frederick, Miss IsabelleRaynor und Mr. Win. I). Rovye
motored to Kustis Sunday.
Vote for Good Roads Tuesday.
Mr. und Mrs. ii. J . Starling. Miss
Uremia Morrison and Mrs. S. Spal
ding formed a congenial party mo
toring to Daytona Ileach Sunday.
GGG quickly relieves Constipation,
Biliousness,
Loss of-,. Appetite and
Headaches, due to Torpid Liver.
49-1
Hrucf Anderson has returned to
civilian life uftcr spending over a
year in the army. ' lie is -again .with
jto w er . & |{o.LUilil!aL_aa 1 prasiri jit ion
druggist.
turned home Monday,- while Mrs.
Tibbies stayed over , to attend com
mencement exercised,
\ ote for Good Roads Tuesday.
Now there will be the cool drinks
J ou want, and ice cream, Umutnum
umu mu mu mu mum. just jjo to the
Japanese lioolh at the Spring Fes
tival.
62-1 te
Mrs. I). A. Kelly left Tuesday
morning for Lakeland/‘ Sh 1 ga^s as a
delegate from tho Ideal Woman's
Missionary Society of the M. K.
Church to attend the State Mission
ary Convention held at Lakeland
May G to 9. *fc
You can throw confetti, tors a red
balloon and have a time ut the
Spring Festival May 20th, 21st,
22nd, in the Ninth Street Park.
Red Cross ilues for January, Fell ruary, March and April are now pay
able. This does, not include those
members who renewed for the year
in Pefember.
Many memhejfi are
Tolunrartly . paying dues miii/tfmiatiujts are still being made’
Sem
He sure to go to t M FpHng F.s- inole County Chanter. Send e.heek
n th
S treet
l a
CleVer time we will have lots- hi
fun. just a real home talent ntluir,
•til in ohe big party. I t will lie the
Spring Festival, Ninth Street Park.
May 20tli. 21st. 22iul
Fur gmnlhess' sake don't miss i!
Evi-rv uni
ts g ting, don't siay at home by ynur-
something to please everyone.* A
line home talent alfuir, fun. lots of
it, a minstrel show, a gimil dance
11our. Japanese booth, 'country store.
In fa d all the. things, that make a
good festival
You'll miss it ifjyou
don't come,
52-1tc
Misses Sarah Wight and Kattdeen
■ lb- pure to go to the ,S
Mjecahecs will meet in Masonic Grady are among the* Sanford girls tival. May 20th.. ‘dial, 22
Hall on T u esd ay ,'M ay 18th.
All who will spend the summer at the Njntli Street I’arki TW
members are 1urgently requested to Reerenlionul Si-limit, Sewnttee, Ten- snrln thing to please every
fie present.
* .
home talent alTair. Lots
minstrel show, a g.nnl d:
. tbbi has proven it will cure Malapaio-’e hoot i, vountry
la*..i. i i d’s and Fever. RUiotis . 1'efad all the Dings that mi
vi*. i nlds and LaGrippc.
It Kills
I* s'ilith Ye i'll Hiss li -jf
th e !:•m i ' that cause the fever.' Fine
PAOI SEVEN
TH E
SMOOTHEST
SMOKINC
TOBACCO
Smoke over your problems. A
little
d : awin'
onpipe
often snVes a heap o f dr awin’
on a bank account.
- ,
a friendly tobacco in the
en-se, because, like friendship,
it m s been allowed to ripen natur
Velvc
a lly - -nothing forced or unnatural.
T h e r e a r e “ l u i a y u p ” w a y s w ith to b a cco b u t
o n ly p a tie n t a g e in g (tw o y e a rs in w ood en h o g s
h e a d s ) c a n b rin g o u t th e m e llo w n e s s th a t s<
V e lv e t a o a r t .
Roll n Velvet Ciqurctte
VtI:v*t*• n»t ur®-«tfr•! iip|dne - %
amt s " lo r l h i ,f M
(D a he
r i g h t i d f i i R g i t l i f s.
it
ju* t
Y o u k n o w w h a t m e llo w
n ess is— n o w thin k of a go od
friend w h o is n ever h a rs h , to
you ..
T h e re you h a v e th e big th in g
ab o u t V e lv e t—
m ellow friendliness.
an d
V e lv e t— begin
frien d sh ip today.
15/
Seminole Rank Annex
TO
BACCO
lu s o m t . Mviat totAcco car
Phone LG'
I* <r -.» il l. I >< -a inn
v ii Ii hi
ii
h'arasa and Rosa l’onaclle- as prin
cipals They speak lit the most
glowing terms of the wonderful per*
formalin's presented by the Metro
politan opera stars
• Nil'- |» I; .SuiMliiT Ml lhlili* < l»>
u a ■ i Li
uf Idt till'
M
I H
l.ans'»*i rui^iluy. IctiTUiR \\tuition*
clu> i*>r l>uvtnrin licarh, u h« r** sli*’.
will !>«■ !*»»• t'\t *t i»f It*-r ms iv. Mr*.
N*. H. (iarnrr.
He .sure to take that pretty girl
you go around with to the Spring
Festival.
Good place to show her
od and have a dance. There'* going
to be a fine lloor, and real
mu
sic. You know what fun yon'always
have at a dunce.
52-1 tr v
. II.
DuRo-i- leaves Tuesday (. r
New Orleans w iere I c will he in a ‘ lendauce at tin General Assembly of
the Presbyterian 1-hureh ns n dele
gate from th.s se- lion
lie i-xpeits
tt| t«- away al.-.ut t<-*i <fays.
Enter your baity in the Hell r
Hnliy Contest, at the Woman's Club
the contest heinf May 19. 2u und 2 1.
Muslrnl Programme
F. S. .Munson. Organist
Mallory II irne, iSolidfl
many years ag.< and will tie re i rm*
bored by many of the older rp *dents of the city.
0
Grand Hnby Parade, a feature of
the Spring Festival, oil Wednesday,
May 21st, at 5:30 ^o’clock, in the
cool of the day.* Enter your baby
and get the prize for the prettiest
ra-ringe
62-1 to
Mi-sti t'lairo Wa'ker. who i.rnvid
from Wadingt in. D (' a few dayago is luing v irmly welcomed by
hi r host,of frtei es in it,is city, Di ri >g pc r visit In re she is the guest of
M r.-mid Mrs J . IS. f.Io.i,:l>tnn on
Tin mlrtB'.r.l aliyw j« going
a dandy. They cr * po ng tu ah
t’-.e Sprl or r.ii*.i"n! this year
usual all horn*- talent
Don't
it. G'"oil joke?. All slur cast,
THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE
No o r g a n a o f t h a h u m a n tifnly a ro i*o
1 I m p u r a a n l In h a a l l h am i Inns Ilia a s I he
k l u n r y a . W h e n t h e y a low up am i c o m ! niem-e In 1 a « in I h e i r ittillr*. look m i l '
H m l out w h a t t h e t r o u b l e la— w l t h u u t
d nt a v
W h e n e v e r y o u feel n e r v o u s ,
w e a k , d ia r y . aiHTer f r o m aloeptnsa neas
or h nv a pains In Ihe tiack-—u-uAe up
at o s r r
Vi.tif k liln e)a ru e,| help. Th re e
| a r e a l g n a t o w a r n yo u t h a t y o u r k l d n a y a a r e tint p o r fn r mlnif t h e i r f u n r llotia p r o p e r l y .
T h e y a r o only h a l f
doing t h i l r w ork and a r e allo w in g Im
p u r i t i e s t o a c c u m u l a t e an d bo c o n v e r t
ed In to u r i c a r i d nnd o t h e r polaona,
w h i c h a r e c a u s i n g y o u d la tre a a an d w ill
d e s tr o y you u nless they era d riven
from your system .
l ef t wnim* I J O I.D AS I . P A I . iiaAr1«*m O il
C i i p i u k u M o n c e . T h e y nr® an old . i r i ^ d
|»r*fmrAl1on u.*» ■!
o v e r tlm n or !*! f a r
i w niiirit't
'1 • % . t - n i . t i n milv •»!■*-fa u lt*
Iniithl,' n o o it, •i^
in i"
i . on m « w i t h
u t » i*hK l k a • *n*S t n t i - •* aI »i #r
Leri* *, %
\• .
•' n . t«{ n " t L t | »i \ n k
«tmJi » S+i I|H»*r
i'i .irt i*'«
All O A L I* i- tf l e tn O i l
l»m it**i ill.I lit Hand
* from
•
ar*> l m -
thf* f t , n ‘i
'I'i « V or#* f n f i v
in
r|» Iti f * k e .
nnd wi l l «'i ‘ #*r i r l v r p r o m i 'l
y o u r inofiiv wi l l In* nrfiiint****.
or
A *k f o r
ti n ru ni i%ny « l m i r yt**r*\ h o t l».* i u r « t o
u ri
Ihn
urlnlrietl
ifiati<ir»«*it
O O Ll>
briirnl.
lit i r a l i d
A ftp *
packrtK eN ,
no
Thr«?t r l t e e .
Belter llaldes' Contest und I'nrade
During the Spring Festival, the
* Woman's Club will have n II. iter
* ’ Babies Contest, with Dr. Gfa.-e
/ ‘^'Wsiillurd, a stale health ofllc-r, to
*
1 Jaunty .
t Bathing Caps
conduct the i*oiit*-at mil will award
* ifirir.es for tin- 100 per ■cut baby, and
** |a' price to the seroiu! ^u-sl.
Age
; limit li fiionths to 2 years. This eon* test w II In- held iii lie- Clviii hotlae
' * '-m In,!; a vein ue
it is time to enter
—1“ |your lialiy now. Phone Mrs. It R.
and Deu.x, e!m irmas- ef this committee
! that he may give you an hour to*
' brind/your baby to lie examined,
It Ionian avoid confusion and tiring
the little one.
1 This contest will end with a grand
1 1parade in which ull babies between
5 tin' iigis of one month and three
Swiirniing is an cxco!!e:.t I years may enter.* All dates are ap
pearing- in the locals of the Herald.
form of exercise. If you, a l*erd your help-fo this work of Child
1 Welfare.'
^vish get all of the belief L
and am'ust ment fromyotr
plunge, wchr an attract-'
ive Rubber Cap.
We
have an excellent assort
ment of caps in all the
ri.sjv tj
It u r r s
I u rt+ ri 1
There is no Kreatcf feeling of independence
(han that of having a R:mk Account Fufllcient for
The only way you ci ii over, have such an ac
count is first to make
The Start
We solicit your account; we make the start cas;
for you. We are your frierdWHY WAIT
^
. Longer when you know the importance of ihi
matter today?
popular styles and colois
Just Phone 325
h|0 Nffe Yn
IT UTI CjhUt 'ii b
�EIGHT
MAY 9, 1919
T H E SA L FO R D H ERA!
bamboo and palms with a am all
door. •Thu background wns arranged
in evergreens, and .thtf two large let
ters in white roses " S —K " was beau
tiful.
•
The bride on her father's arm en
tered through the improvised door
an dhe groom and his best man. Mr
Crus Small entered the other of the
room, to the strains of Lohengrin’s
Wedding March- and were met by
the minister at the altar. During the
ceremony ttye soft s tfa in s'o f violin
solo "Spring Song" were, beard.
The bride was never more becom
ingly attired in her beautiful white
Kpwh with large boquet of white *j
roses.
ARE GOOD CARS 0
Ask any man whtTdrivcs
one, and come in and let
us show vou - Always
glad to demonstrate.
WhenYour SpringBreaks
put-on
AUTO OWNERS
W i i n r n my hand ,n<l offlclal t a i l of oflia,
thi* tha l l l h d ay of April, 1919, a t Sanford,
Scrolnola bounty, F lo rid a .
, .
(iaal )
K. A. D O U G L A S S , Clark.
fly V. M. D o u f l t u . D. C.
daya neat preceding thla order and there
la no peraon In tha atata of Florida (erelra
of aubpoana upon whom would bind tha
aama Jo hn E . ilrown.
It la therefore ordered tha t you do appear
In thia court to tha bill htrrln tiled on the
6th day of Ma y. A. 11.i 1919.
It la further ordered' that thia order be
publiahed once a week for eithf ronaecutiee
wrrka in the Sanford Herald, a newapapar
publiahed in aald Seminole county. ■
Wltneaa my hand anti the real uf the raid
Circuit Co urt thia Sla t day of Febr uary.
A. t). 1919.
(•rat)
E. A. DOUGLA SS,
I Clerk Cirrui >Court Seminole Co., Fla.
Kay, Adama A tlagland,
Attya. for Plaintiff.
Jackaonville, Fla,
42-9tr
tn-wlt: W*f of N W l ( of H E U «
T p . 81 S. ft. 3 0 E a a t .
10 i o n
T>.,
land bai.ig u w m d at thr, dal* nf *h.
an ra of'au ch r r r t l Q r a t * in Ihr nam «
known.
Haa Iliad aald r<-r(iflriti-, in my
and haa mad* .application fnr t a t <|r ,
laau* in attyortlanr* * i th law.
Uolraa aaid rr rtillca lra ahall h* r*,i,
according to law t a t daada will |,«u* u
on tha fth d a y of Juno, A. I) |9 i>i
tVitnraa my nffirtal altnalur* and . . ,
th» 2 nd day of M a y . A t) 0 1 9
lacalt
E . A. DGUUI.ASK
t'lrrk Circuit C o u rt Scmlnul*
i
U -5lr
fly V. M, Dotjglaaa, |)
N O T II'E
Nolle#* In h e reb y given th a t the un der
signed will, oq W e d n esd a y , the 14th d i y of
M a y , 1919. hr as toon therea fter a t conve
rtin'! t. ap ply In the Mo nor ft hie' Sidney J
f a l l s , Governo r qf thr* S t a t e of Florida, for
If t i n * pa tent i n r o r pnra tin g " T h r flail Hard
ware C o m p a n y . " un der the following pro
posed ch arter, t h e original of which it now
on file in the
of the S e creta ry of S t a t e
Notice of Application for T a t Deed I
nf the S t a t e qf 'Florida a t Tallahassee.
Se ction * of ('h a p t e r 4HHH |.M l uf
J . H. Hall
Ida
Huy F . Svmea
Notice is here by given th st.S . F. ||4nA,
J o h n Mv(ir!es
*
(a the fTrrult Court of the H e ir nth '/ddirlal purchaser «»f ( a i certificat e Nn ic, 4
It. K. SqulfP*.
Circuit of the .State of Florj^s, In and for the 3rd day of J u l y , A. I>. IU\H, h’a*
t r l i r l r * of I n co rpo r aiton of " T h e llall H a r d ’ l . Se m ino le County.
•aid rrrt iflcate in my ulTlre, and has
» a r e Gom party1* *
! C . P . C o n s t and
application for l a s deed, to is*ue in * r ,
T h e undersigned h e r e b y a u o r i a t e them- Keene, Comp lainants
Su it to
ance with law.
Sa id certificate r m h
** I via together fut the purpose of Jo rm in g si
vs.
q u i r t T ill*
the following d escribeil property aituat*
body p o litic and rn f p n r a f e under the law* of K, J , Harrell, et at.
Seminole co u n t y , Florida. to-»|t:
| «,
The S t a t e of F lorid a , with and under the f o l Defendants
and Zt II toe It ft, A. H. Uussrtt * Add
lowing propuyed c h a rter.
v •*
Order Tor Constru ctiv e Sc rvire
Heed. T h e told land being assessed a*
A r t l r l r I.
It Is ordered t h a t the defendants herein j date
- - of- the_ issu a n ce of adch cer tiA rai
After the ceremony delirious ice
T h e nam e of t h e co rporatio n shall bo named to-wit; K. J . Harrell, and all persnna ! th
i n k -fleams,
— e nam
—-e of
- F----— —— Tnleaa tai>|
"T h e
Hall H a rdw a re Company** and it* rlalming by , through or under him as heirs, tin ra te shall be red eem ed according t**
cream and cake were* served.
Principal offlc*** rind place of business shall tie vitrei, gra nte e* or of her wise, whiter frames t a t deed win issue thereon on the tth
The bride and groom left immedi io- ml San ford , F l o r i d a , with branch offices are unknown to the complainants; J . M Me* of J u n e . A. I). 19 19.
in «uch other plaoea in th e S t a t e of Florida, Gaughry, and all persons claiming hy,
Witness my offlri a) signature and
ately for Jacksonville, 1’alm Bench, and in the several s t a l e s of the United through o f - unflef him as heirs, devisees, this the 2nd day nf M ay . A. h |**|«.
S l a t * * , and In foreign countries as may here
‘ •cab
K. A. nOUGI.A.NK.
ranters or otherwise, whose names are un-'
Miami and Kurt Lauderdale, where after be « atahlUht'd,
Glmk Circuit C o u r t *Semir ole
rj
fiown to co m pla ina n ts ; E lisa b eth Sto ddard,
and all person* claiming by, through or un
M *5tc
B y V. M. Douglass.T (1
both Mr aofl Mrs. Bobbins have
A rt icle II. — *-»
der her as Heirs, devisees, grantees or other*
T h e general n a t u re of
tinea* to be arise, whose n a n u s are unknown t o com
relatives.
tra n s a cte d by t h e co rporatio n shall b e :. T o plainan ts ; Sh erid an Stoddard and alt per In r i r ru ll Court, S r . r n l h < Irrult S r min.,|.
C o u n t , . Flnriila
The happy couple received numer buy and *ell, anil otherw is e d ia l in and die- sons claiming by, through or under him a*
P- #e of. at wholesale and feta il, for profit or
devisers, gran tee* op otherwise, who*** D v rra trrrl T u ftirn llno Company
ous-presents, among which were cut- on cm nm i«*faj?, all kinds of hardware, ms* heirs,
names are unknown to com plain a n t * ; Elis
in e ty , 'piping, roofing*. fiUingt, plumbing ab eth J. Driggers and all persons claiming All unktlrt-n P a r t i r * ilaim ing I n t r f r . t .
glass berry Set, water pitcher ..fcnd rh
ou tfit*, pumps, crock * ry, glassware, quprn*- by, through, or under her as heirs, devisees* un il-r J ■' I Itch monil
i l u f j i h 1 , ,lr.
wa r i ', . l i n w a r * v « i jd generally to acquit**, deal era litre* or otherwise, whose name* 'are un rr aard , Calvin A. P o a g r, Grtir^r It
glasses, sherbet and ice tea glasses, in
and dispose of, in the manner pro tided , known IQ co m pa lina n ts ; and all persons Morton Indlvl.lually a n i| a. t r j . t . . .
fifty dollars in cash, a chest of silver all a r t i r h s and co m modi lira incid ent to a whomsoever, whose names gpe unknown t*i \V. S. Kr. frr. I t l l c h l r W ad dbrldf;
nefa l w boleiali am i re tail hardware bust* j the com plainant*, who have up daE* In have
and soup, it’c tea, collet-, anti cereal g*
*>*********
a n il ca rr y on the bu siness j a n y interest of whatsoever nature, in and to
T o tii#* d e fe n d a n ts . CglVlg A.
I*,.,
n l u m b in e , routine. i t i * f lltin *. r l r r t r i f » l! the following d o rp ib e d land#, op any part nr George !l. M o rton ImlDMuslIv ami a * * r
spoons, blue bird dinner set in china of
fit tin g and other businraor-s of like natu re ; aW* S
I
t h e i e o f j j n Fpmlnutc county, Flurida*.
and a tea sej of dhdies in dainty f-P b y y . Irapr, own a n d h*d«l and dUpo*«~«d tportion
Tl appearing fro m the ««nrn bill her*
tFW ilf ■
real set a l e for the pu rpos e* of its business, or
that
your
place
of
residence
j« unknown a
pint: and -gold design, a complete *d nef purposes, t o b u y , sell, egchange, and
North half of southeast quarter nf Se ction th a t rim a f r n v rr t h r
tIf 2 | y r a r .
I
ft, T*1wnahip J£ I aopth, Jlatjjtr 2 ft c-asti , ^
t
U
h*
ran**
d
y
l
ttty
1
1
?
hind*
of
storks
a
m
i,
I a ’»« t h a r r lu n r <trHrr.it thflCyoit lir,
culinary outfit'oi.aUCniinum, bed ami bumfs/ an t t o m f s c r o n p i r t s nf any and all
Noflh 1 T«* feet of t h r no rtheast qu arter of In thia court tn t h r hill hrriin Cl.,1 on t
4
Is <u
further |ts purpose and J»usinr**. th e southeast qu arter of Sect inn 31, T ow n 7th .lay of J u l y . I9IU
' nutfirTTTlTri*’i i u n ’ IJetl^ •
11 «” l»o r r
_tii oixoy. n r*d am i ft th» i i m e by a
It
. .. 1,. .further m------ - fh*’ thia ufrj. r 1
hand m i n t e d " china ' pbolgo .»7 its atorl--, or by not** , mortgage*, ship 2 0 so uth. Mange 30 east .
puhlUhrd unrr a work for ri,h t ron«*cutlv
bonds
a
nd
other
o|
l
i
f
a
t
j
j
n
s
,
upon
thr
prop»
r
r
k « in thr Sanfnril IlrraM. a n.
„
,’.ow*s* plates and single pieces too i r t t nf the co rp ora t o m , and generally to
publii(n il in aalil Seminole county
Wltn rta my hand anil i r , l
(j,r . j .
Circuit Court tiM'a April 2S, A li i . •
facall
E . A, DOUGLASS,
E
Call o n ua for ciuci
duplicate uf your
broken sprlug,
~
an d receive
i
apringautm<,
Ufnctlon
M /
that la
JE r
real.
A fp
talk tit Lit*' fictirrjt just as fast as J
LVfnHTishT'tT
W E H VVE TH E ACCESSORIES FOR
’ YOUR CAR
lb Floritln
and mod-
Clark Circuit Court Seminole Co,.,F!a
Maaaey 9 Warlow.
Sole for Cornell.
AM i l e
Head Lamp Glasses
Head Lamp Bulbs
HENRY M c U U L I N
\ ihla-n has been
). t'haso
Co.
Jenr.t.
Mr. ItuhvnltiMl employe*
It. K. for several
Steering Wheels *
Speedometers
JEW ELER
MY SPECIALTIES
PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA
GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER
Spark Plugs
ROGERS* PLATED WAIIE
ELGIN AND WAI.THAM WATCHES
Porcelains
Brass Polish-
P e r f u m e in Cnc C.A'Iy A g e s .
•Kmiti t!i. ■•■■_« ■t ’1 -• ..'. tnnti haa
low
■ ■■■11.r
l> ill,- I'lMi- a
Nobles Body Polish
r e i e l i.| *|,.
L t i r t i l n.ii <i| r u n ■r>—.
itlftii-
ilie
utiil
t« r>
f il l ) '!, f u l i l e h hi ; n ! \t i- l i m y l l l r l m l . *
a l l >1 In nf.- m i n . , n r - i i n - I N ) I ' m i i . s
I r.n n In I i* n f t e m i - - m l ; . , , j
Nii-Glass Polish
! In- . i r
I
'! n" . ‘ , 'I
Cushion Dressing
t j.t
O C U L I S T A N D O P T IC I A N
Practice confined In (he frenlmenl
nf Die eye
m i ||u-
i.e rfiim e ry
ii. - kre -t
M. S r v i n l h * r-uli. W*- «ti I ti **!**
* «u M* , t In-i«t*
Eye* rtninlned l>y a regular reai-lered physician
(lie
( ilii'iP '
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frnm
:itiei*»tif
LAIl.
du-
28 W. Church Si. • Orlando, I !u.
Hint!
GOOD TO THE LAST DROP
Jacks
The Black Diamond.
Altl|M||j{|t wbtfe liittummls
rhlelly from tin* Traii-vnnl tie
Pumps
lli, l""l|.| I- full lid 111 I I - L*t>- I • -t
af| ••11 i» i ' »|jl- <*4||tin) | i|
•dgm rn t* . J G. Hjill, II. E
c j Ith ** nrtrl J hn M, im !i, i.
lb* |uf» >p wli I attl'»f MliH
U I ’. tn/.il lin t . -|iei l l l l l t III l l o
Ml. .. o f f fjitiln
f o r |r- [tin - i
•a
't d iia ln >.r a , I f g i l n , .■r under tt > K . . l , - r
nr . 11 h<r ,.f them -■? t .l h rr» i-,- , in t^,- I <>!i. 1«-.
iny dwcrilir(| l j . n l . ..tualr- I.t <. rnij<,)e
r nu r>1 \ . F l.n td l
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MAXWELL
- HOUSE
CO FFEE
Hand Horns
Motor Driven Hums
Valve Grinding Compound
.Springs for all Cars
1 u .*1 a.3j,.ir.t^u> \%Lt« h ua** a
Mercy of the Future.
»#*li»*v«- a n d
Fir l i l t t - i c t
D'i h I i* I r*nn
In i! g
m Jm
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S r r I b« ii "i
U iin .it till- le.iiv'i |
ItOAl ADVERTISINC
In
4 iffoii I niift, H rip iiih j i i d i r t i l Glrrult
w*»niln*Atr 4 ctiin1 |, Fli»rid«, In G h a nri*ri
I m tft- imi’ iFf of
Vfip-lrall*m t.. b* t >f?tc
«i 1‘larji
Expert Courteous
Mechanics
Expert Car Washing
Mobiloils in Four Grades
Cup Grease, Gasoline
HO\ F IL E S
Sum.- ,.r i
Goodyear Tires
All Tire Accessories
fft-v drali-r
F in id flrrriF.
*
T b l i r r n lfir runm ig *<f\ Ihi* dav »
t,
h. -i’ d iiii.m i hr r.qinft id sT I
II -•.«**■. .\b r
M a 'f * r I.* #i-ti»fufi ,»pp*»*n»c'd \ yfd» r -f •>.*-«
G*»url. 1 “ tak# f * »li un>*ri i a « t » no* 1
'
ronif1* t* ni*> and i| ialilicAl lut1 * nf i L*- p. •t
4j. Glam Gates* to t i k ^ fhsrg .- nf,
tti a bag #1 and Vaiilral her own r*t»t-- s? d
ppitp. f tv and
a f r*'-^ di al r rv*ry fr #fir rl in rn-JHif* stKlh
t
gviFrr with hi* bn ding in thi- m a4’ . r I • i
t ’nurt. and th«* said M aste r h a v in g r.fm rt- i
I** thi* GottH tilt* trailffimny tak en by bun*
and having further reported that if '■« hi.
finding that the p etition er ha* *uTieien* r«
I a . t t y , *«»mptrlrni‘> wn*I qu a btiea fton * in
l a k e rhargo id and manage her own i sta te
a.nd jiffipt*tty atnt ta beeame a fr«* d*anhr in
rvefv re * per i and the (*riurt M f i f i J u U v ad
ii*rii tn the premise*, and bring tUfted •d
the fimitI*g *d the \lii*ter.
t l i* th« reupun orden d, adj idc*1 ! and d^‘
*r
' r . L t fV- r p rf f t* - said M , * * * , •
and tun same t* Hereby confirmed, and
b d da\ -a iu
\ . |.
1 !•1 ‘
. v, rtnr
I .a
Ill trie M |i f t # M it --*-* ;F« < n rw
f
Dip I * * > ‘ 1 ’ It tl I
* t
•aili.t ,i* thr pf.tfV
*-?t\ •3 v» I •*ib- A'
T a t ' r t i i ata V •'
- ' l l , 'Ll!*- I thi Lrd da.i d JuS'j
\ l* l1** D-,
rovrnng u n l .ii .i l
,f Hb»<*k l\. I» It.
M l t f h s l l 's S u r v r y id U v y t ir a n t , told a*
thi* p r i q u r t i uf I ’nknttwfi.
All *>f said o f t l f i r a t t # I a v r boon filed in
m> 11(t Ii f , and wptdjruJ tiiti bw* bf^n *!nadi* fur
la s tlrrtl tr» i u « p in at*t " f d a n r e with law
l rdr** said p * r t i t i r a s h a l l bn r# divmrd
-irP.irdlng t.« law tu t «l***d will
th.-mm
.»n the I J t b i ! j4\ -d ^lA>. \ l»
Wit rtns a mv nfTirifcl «lgnatufp and scat
thi* U>** Ititb day »d
A. Ii , .1919. *
l*«;al}
E A I m H ’ G. I.V S S.
t Infk t ircult i ■iup I S'#*qilnutn Gi» , F l a .
Hy. A’. E 1l a u tda*-*, D. t\
IM-fttc
N>tire l* ha r*b*, given that C* M Jamba,
piir r b a * r r ■»f T a t • * f i!l < «b No 102* dated
Ihr 3rd day -d July . \ l»
has filed
-aid r * r t i ! l r a i e in m>
and ha* made
application fur t a t deed to issue i n arPnfd. nre with l a * .
Said e e r t ifira le em brac es
the follow ini* il* *r rib id property d tu a ted In
Seminole c o u n ty , FI r i J a , to wit S h
of
* E 1, o# Set 11-in til, T o w n s h ip 21 South,,
Hnnga 32 E a j t
H* sefe*.
T h e said land
o .d
the d a te of the issuance of
such r t r t l b c a t e In ihe nam*" r j J . W. T h o rn 1 efg.
F dtr* # *sbl c**f{|tqf n |p ihalll be f e* c» m* d aee.ifallng to law t o >ln <1 wiikJkiui*
hereon on the I 2 lh d ay nf M a y ,
H|j 9
W i t po s my ofliefat *Ig natitfe a nil/seal ibis
t he 10th *l»> **f April. A l> f #i t *J
)
•seal
I
I Mil t ; i . \ s s ,
r
Glerk f t r e u i t Gesfrt fv#-nir.>'!»■ G o , Fla,
h > v . h , ifougia** , n : c .
M tU itla
-tire
*
* . • S,
* mll.rwr* * I fir f I iWif-Sg i|* m,
f*r 'jtc‘* <M
l J.il *1 in
•rouht^, Ft »r
ids I » It l . I.f N W , i f N \ t S, a I
1"l* -*. **. H
F ,i«t ill j.*",♦—
« Tn, *i .
turn! in mg
•*» -I j t t fit d a !r *: i h> 1**14
J*ii*’#* »*f «UPh r r r t it i P i l r tn t h r
ui
-Smith Firqids Naval Sto re*
Vl*»» T a i *
*N«», 2 0 1 7 . <lnini thi
7th day i»r J*ir.*, A. I), l.vm,
S md |-rcrtirt
c e t r rm b r a rrs the* fulliiwttig dea^ritml pr q*
* r l > ttiluslctl in 5#* in I Gulp rn un ty . fburlda
f .
H ** 11 fh«»p, <’h*irrR*n
11 • IVii H*«»*, 5* *ri %
Sunfurd. Florida
All the potash you want.
WILSON & TOONER FERTILIZER CO
Manufacturer* Llcal Fcrtili7.cn*
4*|f cull f uiiti H v ir n lh J ml Irial 1 "Ire is11
Srfnlnwtr I'u ttntp l ls r i i l i
W. P. VVtlitrfi. t 'a m p ls in a n i
VSGat hrrlrir A. liras* n att«l
J'whn E. Ilr*rwrfi. Ilrf riiJa nfA
To t h r Def en dant. J o h n E Browtfi
It a p p r a n n g from Ih r sworn »f!1davil
hrrrin^ filrd t h a t your pla re of re*id«nrr is
»«m# stat# <«f t h r United Statna uthrr than
the state* td Florida, and t h a t your part ic
ular rtwidriirw Is unknown to affiant and
th a t th# said J o h n E. Ilrown it a minur
ov*r thr mgr of (o u t t r r n ycara and* has
been i l n r f i i from thr st a t e more than s i i t y
Dealers in Syray Pumps and Insecticides
LI.E.
;.* ‘ .
.
.
.
ft. C. Maxwell. Miy.. Sanford Branch
ARE YOU INSURED?
In
1
Office Supply Dept,
Phone 148
Citrus trees need fertilizer earlier than usu
al this season. With the abundant spring mois
ture the soil supplies have moved freely and the
trees have had a vigorous development. Now,
they need more fertilizer to properly sustain the
fruit they are’ carrying and to promote a good
summer growth. We olTer any analysis.
N O T I I 'E
( n i h a.t * n 4 *1f1 IIcat ion will b»*
Fh!!__fit vt fission ol th* Florida
r»* t o h « yi* t h a t body
a lai»
F Fb# p t u f n t form »tf ruuninpil f . t t f f f i .
}Sa*sf fd, Fla... *n d tn n U l i l b h a difm *i| giiv^r*»mrnt for t h r said tnunlrfrh f^rm .f p b r f f i m r a l t o br 'What is
t r f m**d - 1 hi- funift$i*diin<TTtaniffr
g M t n n«1 o 1 f-r munlripiiblir^*
**!»-.■#» I %.ti , J 1 ‘*
VI j n . i i u I 1 rg i-.a ii.m ,
* that the p*
M r*. t j
t U fa
GalF-, b e alid «hr ff l lr f r lf y *g ran te d Ijcrti***
to ta k e charge of and manag e hr? own se p
a ra te e st a t e and property anil tu 1m x-ottir a
I fee d r atnr in every re s p rrt .
It is further urd< red th a t s ropy» -if thi*
d eem* !».- pubbsbed tn a nets npa pie Fn >»-1-.
m U fll .
" r * ! ’1- i'r
N o llt r iif Aptdl1 4tli»n (or T a t Hred t'n d rr
S e r i bin a uf • h s p irf l a a a , |,a w• nf I lor
ids
It »* *lift her n*d,red. wdjudeed and tl*-
m*de
J . R STEW A RT, Owner
GROCER
Ma« \ x Wadaivi:
ill
Office Supply Dept
Phone I IK
Sanford, Florida
Tread Tires
as K YOUR
** *«!
K. V- C»**tT«If : Vn s ,
t l -f s Girrui! G »url SemiticlH i - i . I I 4
l i n n in tin* I i - t ' i - l i i l ' l r a m i
Stewart s
Tourist Tubes
Guaranteed
Umted States Chain
Ifl -<Uit* .1
!»- I ’ r.jj)!
V» itfn “ mv hand »mt ih»* * «J *if th** *:
Gip.mil r«iurt tin# •J'Mh day *d \nr.l. \.
new one o n . me hut proved tn be a
Th e veil wtifeh rovers ihe f a r e of
winner.
M r., and Mr*. Carleton niurlfy Is.tvnveti tiy tin* band nf merry.
were in Sanford ihi* ^euion and be
Ihilw'er l.y iton.
oili-raleif snitii in Sanfonl eelerv 1
h i p l ‘U ' 1! y . l t m
-
li ne-,
L’ tlllW
Top Dressing
PHONE
filled , b r o k e n
p liea ted
W.
IF N(
J. T H I G P E N & C O M
AGENTS
General . Fire . Iru
l i r r l f ' B I'M IfL K M 11 INK O llL D IN ti
• Sanf or d,
.
.
.
FLORIDA
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Amount of
T a x - and
Coata
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t
e
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bc; ^ V c U f c cti w
d ° or' ,n , h * Clty 01 S , n , o r d ' CouBtjr o( Seminote. and S t a U o l Florida. h* *
n n
,N O ' d -/JIN *IN S .
T»« Cellaclar, Htialaele Caaaly, Florida.
DESCRIPTION OP
1
land
OW NER
S f f i of 8 W J
f
. ---------- -- 23
He! S W cor of Lot I * . .
20
8 ‘
Hun E 13.25 ch 8 IS rh
W 13.25 Ch, N 7 f t ch
W 10 eh "N 68 deg W to
, .
l ike Nthly to p L 6 0 dec
W of pt. on N lino of
Sec E 15 Ch---- ... ..... „—
s 4.5 of S W f t Of N E f t of
s K 'f'j N i« r " z
I*
40
19 29
19 . 29
19 29
Amount of
Taira and
Coat*
Unknuv
S.?4
29
l l r i . S. S. P o tt er
8
20
II
N
5
J
_
11.OS
N W f t o / N E f t . . . — ................34 19
29
J . E. T . Chamberlain
3.7 0
o u of SBM of N E f t of N E f t . _ 35 19
29
l>. J. Lawler.
________
’ il ,
2 .8 5
flE*» of N W M . . . ......................... 8 5
19
29
J . W. Zachary.'. ... . . ...
5.74
H,
* 5 ch E of N W cor bf L o t 1„ 35
1929
a
Run 8 20 eh E 6 ch N
20 ch W 5 c h ------- _ -----,
10
L- tlalrnine
4.59
Hr* N E cor of Lot t of Paoja
‘
I n . . . ........................— ............. 36 19 29
Run N 389 ft W 3 2 5 ft
8 3 8 9 ft E 3 25 f t . _ ........
It. It. Eldriilfe
HI. Joacph aa Recorded la Plat Hook Na. I, P a f r 114, Seminole County llrrorda
N ft Lot 32, S t, Joaeph
J . M.'Oglesby . . . , ,
Hr* |95 ft N of 8 w cor of L o t
- 1
33 run N 50 ft E ISO ft
S 50 ft W 150 ft St.
J uae p h ........ ...... *...
...... .......
,
Unknown ..
3.13
Lot 6« St. Joacph.,.,----- -H. It. A II. 8. Potter
.
2 2 ,5 0
I.ol 34 HL
.
Unknown
9.27
WH Lot 9 0 St. J
o
a
e
p
h
.
.
.
Albert (io lla tilk ______
3 5 .7 5
Lot 76 St. J o a k j h -------- — - j—......
Unknown . . .
1 0 6 .3 0
Merida Land A Coloaliatlon Co.‘a Celery Plantation aa Recorded In Plat llook Na. 1
P a * a 129, Semlaalc Count* Hccarda
U t 6 Florida Land A C otonlaa— r i 7—
,
lion Co.'a Celery 1‘lantatloa
-Jr C rC arter
#2.71
.ol 27 Florida Land A O l o n l tation Co,*i Celery F la n l a l l u n . , , . — ----------------------■Uaknowrr, ,
31.20
Hr* 487 It N of S W cor ol
26
N w k . .................................
Run E 330 ft N 660 ft
W C60 ft S 6 6 0 ft E
.130 f t . .......... .... ........................
tlr* NW cor of Hand's Add. to
Sanford run E t o N E
corner N to J . T . A K.
•
W Ity. N W ly to P e ralmmon Ave S to Be g
(le u that part N of Lrcabur* Branch of. A. C . L.
It. It. deetfW to A. C. L .
It. H. C'o.)^----------------------- : 2 6
19
30
ID
I . T.
rwln, Jr
61.92
, '
19
30
,
U n kno w n
.
3.00
•M. M. Smith's Subdivision of Hrrllona as Recorded In Plal llook No. I. Page 5 5 ,
Hcmlnola Count} llrrorda
Rlock SI M. M. Smith 's Sub
D iv i s io n ,,. . . . . . --------:
J . A. Allison
43,80
N'tj lllock 60 M. M. S m ith 's
Sub Dlv............ J . C. llirtinm' Ealate
13.67
Blocks 62 and 63 M. M. S m ith 's
Sub D l v , . - - - . ______ ____ —
F. R. D u r h a m ............. .
35.20
M. M. Hmllh'a Third Hubdlvlalon as llrro rdcd In Plat llook No. I. I'agr 8 6 *
Seminole ('aunt* Itrrorda
l ..t n M. M. S mith '* Third
Sub Div
L. A Ituidgr
*.'. 57
1,1 S ' , of N W ' * ol S E ' ,
and N 15 serf** of N E ' ,
.ilS W ,
and All S E ' ,
..1 . N Ik L, - S.. *J S t . (i. rtruiie Ave
29
S R 1, „l N E ' , lying N of
SfT G e r tr u d e Av e
29
, of S W f t of S W ' ,
and
of S W f t „!
E ' „l S E
SW ft
29
I SE
of 8 W > , of S W
W
«n. l 8 W ‘ j of H E M ol
S\ V‘ *
and
N W ,
ol
S \V ' , Ivlne E of \V llri..
'I S a n to r d l i r a n l
tl,* ,
K25 It N and S by 6 60
It E A tV in S E cor and
.. 7 M r h . t , ___ , ____
\'X
3U
&j
19
30
8
19
.10
26
J
M
StVIy
.
M, S m it h
E liiab eth t K io i I
E b c a b e t b K i*-.- I
VI in San ford (Irani
Mi N K '* In S
b e * 15
r on W
tt Itn
R. H!ark
Unknown
nlord ( i r a n t d e w
Iks W ol N E r o r
to I ntersect ion of
of Sa n fo rd ( . r a n t
aloh*
t .ran i
lino
I T Ml r h E I 6S rb N E l v
17 55 r h (o be* [
3I
I', t 10 rh S of N E cor
.11
fi h
Ki
run S in rh IV 20 rb- N
15 r h W IQ rb S S ' , rh
\V 10 ch S 12 l , ch W 6
cb N 25 de* E 11 cb E
to III'*
|ti *
M b ch
E and
( ' nko n ■
121
I ( ch S of
N W cor
•
31
Run S 3.16 rh, E 65 Ik*
S 2 61 ch E 8.27 c h N
5 HO ch W 8,92 cb to
beg .
. _
Hr* 10,11 ch E ol SW Cor
31
Run E 12.58 ch N 8 .69
ch W 12.58 ch S 8JJ9
19
30
19
30
19
30
19
.16
16
riialba
31
Hi* II ch S ol NW Cor
Run S .1.16 ch E 3 .1 6 rh
N 3 16 rh W 3.16 rJi
Hi* N W Cur Ilf NE
Bun E 12 •■', S 211 ch
S i ! I. R> Wly r}> •<*
mu d * 7 1 ■
, ch N 29 4
\S H» 96 1 :l ch \S 10
s l i l t ch !Si Hy J.l
S II de* E 6 ■cb S 61
<lc* W tu .p t. 30 ch W ol
E line of S ection'a nd 10
ch N of S line of N E ‘ £
8 10 eh W to HW C7or
of
N W t * of Sec N to
N W Cor of Sec E to
2 1.60
l.oke Ralroml
98
Unknn
M. A. llaiciimli
6 12
2 6 .1 0
J a r n h Ktaacl
167
be*
12
19 30
■I s W Co r
Run E I ch N i5 rh E
21 cb S II de* W 15 ch
E lo pt 16 rda W of HE
Cur of S W , N 53 rd.
E 15 rda N II rda W 20
nil N 16 rda W 70 rd*
no rd* W 70 rda S 10
9 17
1' n k n1■* n
rh E 1 ch to be*
2 2 .5 0
T It Evi
32
19 30
S E ' , ol H E ' , d e*. W 160 In
till* Hllea of Twin l.akea aa llrro rd rd In Plal llook Na. I. Page ««. Seminole
I'oan'r llr cerd s
l ull I lo 3 6 Villa Sites ol T w in
• l. ak ea
—
Unknown
LoU
42 to 52 Villa Sltra ol
Twin L a k e s -----I ota 56 to 68 Villa Sites ol.
Twin Lake* .
I-oli 72, 73, 74 and 76 Villa
Sltra ut Twin Lake*
Lota 78 to 105 and 107 In 1 1 I and
M3 In MB Villa Sites of
Twin Lakes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
1 4.30
Unknown
The Town or Hylran Lake aa Regarded In r i a l Raok Na. I. Page 6*. Seminole
C s a a l ; Records '
Lola 156 and 157 The Town ol
1.20
Sylvan L a k e .......
—
■ «• T . Pea n o n ------------- -The Town a t Pasla aa Recorded in Plal Bask Na. I , P aga 4. Heminola C a n a l} Uecsrda
Lot* |, 2 and 3, Block A. Town
ol Paola . __
i
B . B . L ld rl d g a . . . . — -----a*
49.25
New U p.s la aa Iterarded In Plal flask Na. t , P a ga ( 7 . Seminole C a a n 'r Records
B 4 'Lot 43. New Upaala...______
Will Frierson
-----~
SW of S B M of NE»4 of N E ) * .. 33
N W ' t of N K J4 of N E M and
NW of N E W of N E ' i of
N 5: M
and
N E '*
of
NW ft of N E It
_____ 33
H W ft n( N W ' j of N EW and
8 ft of 8 E ) 4 »f N W *
of N E f t and N f t of
W f t of 3 W ft of N E f t
and N W ' of N E f t
of
S W f t of N E f t ............- ....... 33
Beg S E Cot of N W ft
... . . 3 1
Bun N 30 cl, Wly 12.3!
12.35
’ cb 1W 4 ch, af
ch, 8' 10.15
to
18.15 ch E . H . « ch t,
b r f .............................
N f t „f N>: ft of S W f t ______ .
W f t ol HE ft ol HE ft and 8 l-M
of
of NK ft
of
N E f t _____
N f t of S W f t nl
HE
H
E !ft
* and N fftt of 8
S ft m
W f t of
E f t . .of* 3 E f t
*7ft
or N
-----and
3d N f t of S E ft
.N. W
ol 8 W f t .
W fftt of
W,ft of 8 W f t of S W f t .
19
4 .0 0
^___U n k n o w n .. . . —
30
Pul
19
19
19
30
Unknown .
25
30 :
30 |
35
I.
Unknown
a . 33
9,90-
^ a
19
30
30
Unknown
Unknown „
19
30
23
J . B. Black . 1 _____ a . ..
30
30
JJnk n iw n
......... . .............’
T . It. K r i n t , . . , . , , , . - .
K ft
20
Paga 190
M. M. Hmllh'a Heraad.Hab Division a« Recardeu In Plal Dask N s.
Hemlaala Canal* R e t a rd s
Lot 42 M. M. Smllh'a Hyeond
J. W. Whit* E it a l *
Hub Dlelalon.. . .
He* 15 cb N and 28.80 rh E of
a
*
w
19 30
8 W C or .
35
Bun S 10 ch E 495 It
7
N 10 rh W 495 ft,
— .
B e *t N
lie
NW
W Cor of
ol E
f. fftt nl
o f '•
N W ft of S W f t of N W f t 38 19 30
“ Bun K 330 ft E 281 ft
%z
N 3 3 0 D W 264 ft
N f t Of N E f t . of N W , lying
N and E of 8 A I h y
38 19 30
In Plal Dsvk Na. 3. Paga
• Hanford
Haarsrd Haights
Heights aa Kacsrdsd
I
-----L o t 17
Sanford A eigbts.
4 . CO
3.4 3
4 .3 0
7.50
Unknown . . . . . . . — --------
6.5Z
Unknown
(.9 5
L ot 47
-------------------Sanford Height*
Mro. U W. Pilley............ .
l^>t "111
Sanford
I S
aafo r H « g h ta
U n k no w n ____ _________ _
128
ar
LoU
Its
and
If4
Sanford
eifhta
, _____U
. ---------------------------------------U n k n o w n . . . _____ ___
6.05
Lot 127 Sanford U e i f h t a . . . . . . . . .
U nk now n....
6.6 2
W . F. L t a r l l i l Hub Dltlalea aa R ecu rd ad Iw Plat Hook Na. 1. P a f a 27
•»
Sam latla Cuuuty Record!
N ft Lot 3 W. F . Leavitt'* Sub
Dlelalon
S. W. Wright
Lola 7. »._ IW. ..............................
12 and IS W . JF.
.
L e a v i t t's Sub Dlvlllon
U n k n o w n . . ______
Lota 18. 19. 20 and 21, W. F .
t.eavltt'a Sub D lv_____
W. F . L e a v i t t _____
3.35
Deed's Hub Dlrlslau aa Reeuedad la Plat R ash Na. I. Page 81 Hemlnolt Caaaly R e t a rd s
Lot 3 Royd'a Sub D lv___
(.06
J . II. Rrunaon _________
Lot 9 lloyd'a Sub Dlv..,.
1.75
8. O. S h ln h n la e r...........
Lota 19, 2 0 . 2 1 . IS and 23
lloyd'a Sub D lv ....... ..
•7.20
S. O, S bln holler ...a.
Markham Park Ifelghla aa Recorded la Plal Mask Na. I, Paga 77
Sarnlaal* Cuuuly Harorda
Lot 9 lllork E Markham P a rk 1
H e l g h t a „ „ ------------------- -' .
n. I . P e r k i n . ______
22.211
The Town of Haaferd aa H ee erdtd la Plal Book No. I . P a g e . S( lo *4 sad 111, 113.
115, I K aa d 1 17, Hemluolo Caaaly Hrrwrda
:b ,30
,N lA H.,oe!‘ J I 1" / Sanlprd
a . H ob b ln .
idut*
■ rid 2 Rlock t T U f 9
Hanford
6 1 .0 5
E . J . T a y l o r ._
Lot I lllock 3 T r 1 Sanford
43 .50
U nk n o w n ..,.
An Unnumbered Lot lying be
tween 1 and 3 -Rlock 3
Ti er I Sanford
108.70
Joe ileM o n te
Lot II lllork 3 Tier 2 Sanford
15 1.15
J 1.. Miller
8 21 It L ot 12 lllock 3 T r 2
Sanford
10 8.40
R. J . llo lly _ ___
W f t Lot 4 lllock 3 Ti er 3
Sanford
10 8.40
II. L. Th raaher .
Lot 0 lllock 3 T r S S a n t o rd ., .
45 .65
8. O. Shlnholier
Lot 7 lllock 3 T r 6 S a n t o r d . . .
2 1 .9 8
linknown ...
WM l.nt 3 and.Alt 4 tllnrk 3
Tier 8 Sanford
48.10
J . U Miller___„
Lot 5 lllock 3 T r 8 Sanford
43.50
A. D. Smith
Loti 13 and 14 lllock 4 T ier I
Santord
6 5 .3 0
llutua Sheppard
Lota 4 a n d 5 lllock 4 Tlr'r 1
Sanford
.
___
1292)0
Mr*. S. O, Shlnhnlaer
Lot I lllock 4 T r 6 Sanford.
5 4.25
J : Iw Miller_____
Lota I and 2 lllock 4 Tier 7
Sv
i
Sanford
3 5 . 20
Mre. C. A. S m i t h . . .
L o t 6 i i S N U . 7 , Block, 1 - T r 9 —
Sanford
_________
4 3 .8 0
Mr«. L. II. Thraaher —
Lot 9 ltlock # T r 3 Sanford
9 4 .6 5
llrnr v Wight ..
12 ft L o t 12 and All 13
k-i
*w- !■■«« 4 *' S* -3oA«E’
b d g ' S E ' Cor Lot .in
‘ H Run
s
N 62 ft W 26 ft 8 22 ft
W 14 ft 8 40 ft E to
begl Rlock 5 T r 3 Sanford .
4A.no
|l. L. Thraaher
Lor 8 Ittork 5 T r 8 Sanford
3 1 .9 0
A. 11, I'arriah
Lola t and 2 Rlock A T r 10
Sanford ____________ _
6 5 .3 5
Mary S. Dirktna
W f t lllock 5 T r 2 0 Sanford
13 3 .
Mr*. T . E . Crlggal
Lola 4 sand 5 lllock 6 T r 5 S anferd . . . . . . . . . . . _____
. 6 5 .3 5
M a y E . Higgins
Lol 5 Block 7 T r 3 Santord
3 2 .7 5
U. W. Lain*
Lot h Block 7 T r 3 Hanford
3 2 .7 5
W It. Wight
Lot | Block 8 Tr 1 Santord
32.75
Unknown
Lot 5 Block 8 Tr 1 Santord
41.05
Unknown
Lot 9 Block 8 Tr I Sanford
32.75
Mr*. M. W. Lovell
Lot fi Block 9 Tr 8 Sanford
9.08
J IV. F il i e r r a td E*t.
Lol I lllock 10 Tr 9 Sanford . .
9.08
J . C*. Illggfna Eal. ..
Lota I and 2 lllock 10 T r 10
Sanford
15.83
J . F. Lair,* .
Lol 7 Block 10 T r 10 Santord .
I nknown
4.7.1
Lot a Block II T r 2 , Sahfnrd
6.9 0
Unknown . . . ■
Lota 9 and 10 Block 11 T r 6
Santord
17.97
llralft Trust U*'.
All Block 11 T r 19 Sanlotil
Unknown
9.08
L«l I Block 12 T r 6 Santord
3 2 .7 5
li. II. Il'Neal
Lola 1 and 2
Block 13 Tr 1
Sanford
Mr* F . (Inert*
l.ota 5 and 9
lllock 13 T r 2
Sanford
J . V. Higgins E* l ale
l.ota I,. 2, 3 and 1 HI,ok 13
Tr I Sanford
Mar*" K Ifi**in*
l.nt 5 Block |3 Tr I Sanford
V B Beat,
Lnta 1 and 2
ll lock 13 Tr U
Santord
T J William*
Lol I Block 11 Tr 9 Sanford
Unknown
Lot 6 Block 14 T r 9 Sanford
F 11 Reed
Lot 7 Block 15 Tr 3 Sanford
Ed** Nelson
All Block I N Tr 1 I Sanford
Unknown
All lllock 2 N Tr II Senior.I
t ' nknow n
All Block 3 N Tr 11 Sanlorrl
Unknown
S 130 11 of K f t of Lol 7 nrxl K
1 2 0 . ( 1 of l.ol 7 ilc** S
130 It Block \ Sard, rd
J *-n ntp K \‘till %i Ilit
«.i. fi
l ot 6 Block X Sanford
I ' Ilk II w n
13.37
N f t of N f t of Lot 7 Block V
Sanford
1 1 l( liri««on
S ' , of N f t nl Lot 7 Block V,
Sanford
\h»f> Wiirmilry
Lot I and N f t Lot 9 Block 7.
.
SanL.rd
[ Ilk M
m** r»
Lo la I and 2 Block 6 Tr I Sanl.,f,|
Hag»p Kirhurtld.-n
1 f. JO
l ot ‘I Block r, Tr \ Sanford
I. f’Hip W i ih*t *n »
J l '*H
1.01 7 Block 6 Tier A Sanford
it \ <»i r finer
2 fi fit
1.01 t lllock t, Tr B Sanford
J F l«ninf
10. m
1.01 S lllock 7 T r II Sanford
1 1 -1 -H
W II. aSlt » * f t
1.01
Block 8 Tr U Sanford
II I.- Mu Hurl
Jft .111
Let s Block s T r I' Sanlord
I'n k n o * n
J 1.00
Lot 6 Block 8 Tr l> Sanford
(Inknoik ii
Irt MI
l.ol* a, 9 and 1" Block 8 Tr II
Sanlord
Unkrm* n
1.01 I Block 9 T r A. Hanford
! Nknown
l.ot I lllock 9 Tr It Sanford
Unknown
J, r<i*rri
Lot J Block 9 T r (* Sanford
1.01 2 Block 9 Tr U Sanford
link n-n* n
Lot II) B#.rk 9 Tr C Sanford
M l-4.il
l.nt » Block 9 T r l! Sanford
Unknown
Lot 5 Block 9 T r II Sanlord
Unknown
,„ ,
Lot Id Block 9 T r E Sanlord
M# I#*. Thria«h#r
l.ota I and 3 Block 9 T r F S a n
lord
Unknown
17.11
l.ui 10 Block 9 Tr (< Sanlord
Unknown
U.0&
Lola 9 and ID lllock 9 Tr II
Sanlord
Unknown
Middle 39 ft Lol 1 lllock 10
U n k n4»w n
Tr A S a n fo rd
S ' , l.ol 2 Block I" Tr A S a n
Ifrp IIrw«IIp>
lord
I „l I llloW I " Tr A Sanlord
K H J'in ri
Ifnknow n
I oi 3 Block 10 Tr ( ‘.Sanford
IV ' , Lot 5 Il*>a* S t III Block
ll* Tr U Sanlord
Unknown
E f t Lot r. Block ID T r C S a n
Unknown, . * , .
ford
I..'
Lola 6 and f lllock 10 T r II
Sanfordi
C . II. K r u l r r ll rira
l.ota I. 3 and.'3 Rlock 10 T r II
Unknown
Sanford
,
Lola l an<l 2 Block M Tr A
Sanfortl
11 le M uh ar i
2 8 .7 5
Lol 1 Block II Tr B Sanford
M - J. Htnkea
21 .98
Unknown
I ,,l 8 Block II Tr II Sanlord
2 1 .9 8
J i m M Jarkaun
Lot I lllork II Tr C Sanlordd
I 3 36
V , II, F r a i l e r l i n n
Lot 5 lllork II Tr ( ' Sanlord
21 98
l.ol 6 Rlock I 1 Tr I' Sanlord
,3 90
H* T. Murlin
N ft Lot til Block M Tr D Han
J ln u rlaa A l l o w l )
ford
Lot 9 Block II Tr 9 Sanlord
Unknown
l.ota I, 2 . 3 and 10 lllork I I
Tr E, Sanlord
Unknown
17.97
1^,1 | Block 12 T r A Sanlord
14* F. Trenn'a
17 67
Lot 2 Block 12 Tr C Sanlord
Unknown
2.60
Lot 3 Block. 12 Tr K Sanlord
Unknown
4,7.1
Lot 6 lllock 12 T r E Sanlord
4 .7 5
D. L. Thra shrr
L oU 1. 2 and 10 Block 12 T r P
<#
llnknnwh . . .
Hanford
7.22
l.ot I ll'nck 12 T r CS Hanford
Li A. Smith
.
4.75
Lota 2. 3 8, and 9 B'ock 13 T r A
17 .07
Sanfnrd
_____—
Unknown.........
Lot I II)nek 13 T r H S anlord .
J . Jarkaun
4.7 5
A. C. Marlin's Addlilan to Hanford aa Rcrarilrd In Plal Book No. I
Pag# 91, Hemlaala Caanly Uemrdi
N 4 4 ) 4 It ol L ot 3 Dlork 10
Tr 9 Martina Add to
Banford ...... . _
8 . 0 . Shlnh o la rr.. .__ , _
7.52
S 6 ft It o f . l o t 3 and N 19 ft
l.ot 4 Block to T r 0
Marlin'a Add tu
Sanlord
Mra. J . II. Roberta
Lot
8 lllock 10 T r 9 Marlin'a
Add. to Sanford.
Reylly Trua t C o . , ,
Lota 4, s . 9 and 10 Block 10
Tr 10 Marllita
Add. to
Sanfnrd
.. . ■ .
Really Trust Co.
3 1 ,3 5
Fractional Fi of Hy. lllork 10
T r I I . Martin* Add.
to
Sanford
M. C. Smith
9 .6 6
Lola 3, 8. 9 and 10 lllock II
Tr 9 Marlin'* Add. t o
Sa nf or d
Unknown
l.ol 3 lllork It T r 10 Marlin'a
Add to Sanlord
Jo e Cameron . .
|
Lot 5 Block II Tr 10 Marlin'a
Add. to Sanford
U n k n o w n ...
_ft, _
Lot 6 Block II T r 10 Marlin'a
Add. to Sanford
Rea lly T r u s t C o . . .
Lola 7, 8 and 9 Block l l . T f 10
Martln'a Add. th Kan*
ford.
U n k n o w n .. , ; .
Lot 10 lllork II T r 10 Marlin'a
Add. t o S a n f o r d . . . „
U nk n o w n ...,
l e t . 2 and 3 lllock 11 T r II
Martln'a Add. " t o S a n - ,
lord
J , F , Lalng „
* ___.
18.30
Rablaaa n'a Harvey o f a# \dd1tlaa la Haafard a a R etard ed In Plat Baak Na. I , Page#
92 and 9 1 , Hemlaala C a a a ly Hecerda
*
Lot 4 ftraa W 2 6 6 .4 It) Robin- .
.
aun'a S u r e ty of a a Add.
to Sanlord . . .
U nk now a.. . . .
I I . 82
rj f t It OI r 88 It L ot 5 Rohln« i
ann'a ? ureay of an Add.
..... ........
4-c-v— 1° Sa o r d . .
Ben Green . .
Lot 9 Itobinaon'* Survey ol an
1
Add. ta Sanfnrd . . .
Unknown
Lot |T (lews S 120 ft) Robineon'a Sur vey ol an Add.
lo Sanlord
_
Unknown
6 .3 6
Beg *3 .2 * ft S of N W C o r
Btork 22. ran S 40 ft
F. 120 (t N 40_ ft W to
beg Robinaon'a SuVvey ol an
Add. t o Sanford ................ .
8.55
Hubbard Reed
Block 29. Robinaon'a Survey of
an Add. to S a n l o r d .______
A. D. Bro ck
___________
Wfa. Clark'a Habdlvlalaa af lllork 11. Ti er I t a a d Blafk I I , Tlae I I , aa Rerardad
-----
------
Lot 3 m o ck
7.10
Hi C . I ) u B o « * ...._ ___ - __
Clark'a Sub Die
j Lola 7 and 8 Block M T r 14,
( 1 . Seminal# f a a a l y R e ta rd *I
6
*
2
Mrs. M auds A. Xing. . .
W m . Clark '* Sub D i e . . . .
.
*• r “ ' , M * ® * ^ " * ! * c — ,»
H aary M o o r * ,
•
‘' 3
3
-
" 0,
i l l
V •. e
OWNER
ti
Amount of
T u n and
!
L ot I I Block II T r 14. Wm.*
.
Clark'# Sub D i e _____ ____
•Vlr«U C l a ir ...
Lota 2 to 9 ( I ™ Lot 6 ) Block 11
• T r IS Wra. Clark'a Hub
Dlvlaion-------U ---------Unknown.
Wiw. Clark'a H a b d l.l .lo a of Black 24 a r KablaaaW'a Harvey a f an Addlilan lb
Hanford ao Recorded la Plal Hook Na. I. Pago l o t . Homlaolo Ca a a ly Records
8 ft Lol 3 Wm. Clark 'i Sub Dlv
ol Block 24 Robinson's
Survoy
ol an Add.
to
H anford ______ ____
W. J . McBride
(.«
L ot 4 Wm. Clark'a Sub Die ol
Block 24 ol Robinson's
Sur vey
of an Add.
to
•Sanlord
_______ .
Unknown
6 .9 3
L ot 10 Wm. Clark 'i Sub Die.
of Block 24 of Robin•on a Survey of an Add.
to Sanford . . ^ . . . . . . .
U n k n o w n ._____ ______
9 .9 *
Lot U W m. Clark'a Sub Dlv of
lllock 24 of Hobineoa's .
h u rra y
of a n . Add.
to
Saofurd
----- -----------------.
C. L. W in *______________
f.S )
V. m. n a t h ' a Hub l>lv|*|an of E ' < nf Black I I and All Block# 13 and 11 Hablaaan’a
H u n t y . aa Herar dcd In Plal Bask Na. I, Paga 107, Hemlaala Caa nly Retards
LoU I. * and 3 Block 3 5 Wm.
J
» Clark'*
Sub
Div.
of
Robinson's Survey .
6 .3 6
L ot 4 Block 33 Wm. Ctvra'a
Hub Dfv of Itnbinein's
Sur vey .
Lot* 7, 6, 9, 10. 11 and 12 Bik
33 Wm. Clark'a Sub Dlv
nl Robinson's Survey
Lola. 6, 7 and 8 Rlock 36 IVm.
Clerk's Sub Dlv of Rob■inaon'a Survey
L « t 9 Block 3 6 Wm. Clark'a
Sub Dlv of Robinnon's
Survey .,
Unknown____
A. II. Hlrnllford’a Addlilan lo Hanford aa Kerardad In Plal Book Na. I. P a ge 110
Hrmlnolr Caaaly Record*
Lola 6 and 7 Stentifurd'a Add
tu Sanfnrd
U n k n o w n . . . , ____1
Lot
8 Hlrntif of d'a
Add
to
Sanford
K* 3?-e CottAf t . , ..
l*4»t lO^Stcfilifoni^ Add i.» s«ti
Norman Sutton
13.67
led 12 Slenlilord'* Adil to San- •
~ — raid '
W n k n o w p ..^ .
5.06
l.otl 13 and 14 SlentlFord'a Add *
to Sanfnrd .....
.
...„
o .d 'ra a k .m iL . . . .
Imt 2 0 H tm lllord'a Add t n ' S k h - " ' Tord . .
, .... ___.
Unknown.
l.ota 22 and 23 Htenllford'a
Add to Sanlord
J . W* White K a t i t P * ^ .
L ot 2'i.Stcntlfofd '* Add lo S a n
lord -----------r~.
,
(Jffl. Turn er.__________ __
A. D.• Cl
ChaanalPf Hubdlrlalon of Block . <i. K. and J af the T o o n or (ioldahoro.
Recorded In Plal llook No. I. Tage 71. Hrmlnule County Records
l.ota 8. 9 and 10 lllock (! Chap
pell'a Sub Dlv of (iolilaboro
.
. ____
jWm. Clark
L ot 11 Rlock (J Uhappi'll'a Sub
Dlv t,l Ontilahnfo
M m. Clark
L o U 13. I I and 20 Block (i
Chappell's Sub Dlv ol
(lolilaoofn
_
Unknown
— 2.35
Lola 41 anil 42 Block Ci Chappell'a Sub Dlv id (iolilaWm. Clark
,
|S.3>7
Lot 65 llliick K Uhappell'a Sub
Dlv of tiotilaboro
J . F. Lalng
6 .3 3
All tlnplallrd part lllork , k
( happrll'a $(ub "Dlv ol
.
(iolilaboro.
.............
Unknown
1.92
7 he Hub IlltUlon of Haulh Hanford aw Itecurded In Plal llook No. I, Page 91
Hrmlnolr Uounly llr rorda
E ID II l.ot 2 8 lllork II. S o u th
Sanlord
<!. W. Benton
L o la
Lot
311 til 3 8
S an fo rd
it
R lork
loril
lllork
(*
U .South
S o u th
llenton A Clark
Sari’
A 11 Thraaher
20
Mm I ila l a n d A I o U n l , * l l o n l ’u . I Id.. Addition lo Houih HinTuri!. a* I te r o r d e d In Plal
Buok No. I, P a g e 73. .Seminole I a u n t } I te r o r d *
Lot
I F lo rid a L a n d A Colo.
C o .'a Add to S o u th San Un known
2 .3 3
Lot 2 Ho-lila
I.and A f „ l u
Uu'a Add lo S o u th Sa n -
Lot
Jofd
3 Honda
I,a nil
A Colo,
.
( ' o ' * Add to S o u th Son*
'or,I
Lot 18 M or ld a
l. aod A Colo
( ' o ’ * Adtl t o S o u th San.
. . .
.
L o t 5 3 i l o r id a
L a n d A C olo , *
C o ’a Add lo S o u th San L ’rd
Lo ta 30 anil 3f I loritla l.anil A*
C o lo C o '* Add to S o u th
S a n fo rd
Lot
65 Florida
C o '*
lord
Unknown
w
,
.........
6.3 q
,|ll(
5.36
Un kn ow n
I and .4 Col*,
U nkn own
3 .2 0
Uifknuwn
119
Add lo S o uth San
^
Un known
#
1-19
E J. Whlle'a Hub IllvUlon of Part pf See. 39.. Tp. '19 It Jo. a* Bec orded In Plal
p
Book No. 2. Page t 8, Hrmlnolr Count} llreoril*
Halt
Int fh lllork
I E
J.
.
W ld l.'a
Su b
Div |,art
of
36
19 3 0
Unknoi
I 1.82
F. tl . R a n d '* Add. to Hanfutd a a llerw rd rd In P l a l B oo k No. I. I 'a g r 111. H r m l n o l r
,
C ou nt) H e r a l d *
Lot 6 Ran d'* Add tu San fn rd
•
Unknown
_______ __
17.67
C h a p m a n k T u r k r r ' a AdtlllL in Iw Hanford a * l l r r o r d r d In Pl al Book No. I, P a g e 21
Hem fnole C o u n t } l l r r o r d a
leOt t
VUork 2 UhAflman &
T u rk rr'a
.\dd t o San*
ford
J Mallrm
2 0 .4 5
L o is Z ami 3 lllock 1 U h a p .
m an & F u r k r r ' i And to
S an fo rd
Calhrrini*
T h o m a * -.
61.8 7
ll lork & C h a p m a n &
Lot 4
Add
lo S a n T l i rk r r*s
f ■>r d
U II F ra ilrr lira.
44 10
l.ol 3 Mluck ?« ( ‘ hap mart A
T u c k e r 's
Add
It. .San
lord
Mr* CL Saurgir
18.27
Lol
3 II lurk H C h a p m a n A
T ur k e r 'a
A ltd to San
lord
C. II. Frailer lira., ^ ^
3 3.3 5
L o t 4 B luck H C h a p m a n A
. T u a k e r ' a •Add t o S a n -
E ft
Lot
ford
of E f t of l.ota 9 and
niork
1 Chapman A
T u r k e r 'a Add. to Hanlonl
2 lllork
122 Chapman &
T u rk er'a
Add tn San-
Me J . Hloltn.
7
31.20
Unknown
lord
Bluett
17 Ch apman A
Tucker'* Add tu Han
ford
N 10 ft Lot t Btork 18 Chap
man's
A Turkera Add
I>, Sanford
Lot
. a^ca.—...-a
Hem inola Cuunly l l r r o r d a
9.9 6
ii, Atkin*
5 .3 6
John Mutton
3 3 .3 5
Unknown
k Na. 1, F « | M 74 and I2S
2 2 .5 8
All lllork* A and B Nr
Add lo Sanford
IL Wifbt
62 .40
l.ot 6 lllork F Nvavo* Add to
Hanford
...
Frank II. t l r o w n . . . .
5.04
Lot* 3 and 4 lllork K Neavra
a
Add to Sanlord
Frank IL Ilr n w n .. . t
7.11
lloldeo llt a l Estate Cam aany'a Addition la Hanford, a* Recorded In Plat Baak N*. I
P a g * 6V, Heminola County Hecarda
Lot I Holden Real Fiatat* Co'a
Add to Sanfotd .
.
*
John L a w s o n . . .
7.21
Lola 5 and 6 Holden Real E s
tate Co'a ’ Add to S an
lord
»
U n k n o w n . : . . ______ _
Lot 7 Holden Real E a ta te Co'a
Add to Sanlord
Holden Real Eat. C o , , , ,
J . K. P a r e 'a Hub Dltlalaa af tlltrk C of Mellantllle. a * Recorded la Plal Baak
N*. I. P a g * 91, Hemlaala Caa a ly Itrrarde
lleg N E Cur u( Lot 4-1 Run W
6 7 f t ft S 135 ft K 57 ft
(t
N 135 It Pace'* sun
Die ol Rlock C Mellonvilla
'
*
J . K. V a u g h a n .
______
1 2 .4 2 '
■leg 100 It E nf N W Cur
Run E 100 It 8 to N
line ol L o t t W 100 It
N lo beg
_____
All W f t of E f t S W n) St.
Jo hn* river ilea* S 1120
It and lroa E 130 It of S
1170 ft and Ira* beg 363
ft E of S W Co r„
Run N 1101 ft E 801 ft
8 1104 ft W to beg)
Beg 345 It F, ol S W C or L o l 2.
Itun N i n t o It E 3 1 3 ft
8 1120 ft W 31# f t _______ _
Beg S E Cor
_„ .
run N 2 0 rh W 5 ch S
2 0 ch E & r h ..................... .
lleg 678 It E of 8 W cor Lot 3 „
Itun E 3 3 7 f t ft N 1340
ft W 337 ft ft 3 1340
28
31
F . F . Dorner.
28
19
28
28
30
29
19
31
29
19
31
Deg at Inta ol E ' t i n e Mellonvilla ave with aouth lin*
o l ________...
...........
30
— -e- Run' N - along n»e 182
, yds V. t * f yd* S 162
yda W 1 (3 y d . .
Beg S E Cur L o t I Holden Heal
E a ta te Co'* Addition tu
Sanlord In
' 30
run N E ly parallel with
Sanlurd. 0 1 . line to W
line ol Lol 6 •■( E. A.
Pate 's Sub Dlv S lo
Grant llnd SWIy with
Gt. line to Celery ave
W to pt S of beg N to
Smith k T h r a * h t f „
4 4.43
Di I - * R. T . T b t * i h * r _
5 7 .0 3
31
8
F . F. D a r n e r . . , .
10
19
L . W. Wattae#,,____ ____
31
\.
J . r . L aln g_________
19
ftV *
1 2 .7 2
31
W f t o M D g S W Cor of N W ! t ' . 31
19 31
Run N S.27 ch E 9.41
ch 8 Ely to
E line of
Sanford G t. S . I 5 deg
W to 8 line of N W J »
W to bea .
‘
Beg at Inta nf l i line ol Sanlord
Gt. with W line o f . . .
31
19 31
Run N 13 *5 rb F. 6.03
i ’ . \
J n a n o w a . . . . ____________
2 ft
7.70
i
Unknown , ____ ________
* .
•w : , -
1*:J
-
d •
- j
---------------- ------
— ■
--
• a
*-
�DESCRIPTI ON O F
ch S 25
DMCJjmON o r
OWNER
*rr*m
'
•
OWNER
DESCRIPTION o r
LAND
OWNER
\V to b * j
iJrtJi N 2 . 0 7 « r r r * )
N 2.07 «cr*« of br t ml Inis of
E
II imp
of
Hartford t i t .
.with W Hnt* of *
Hun N 13.65 rh K 6.08
eh S 2 5 d r f W to b t f , _i
N * i of L ot A, a mli dlv of
fti ffCOrdcil In Plat Hook
No. 2, P a a r 8* Srm lrtnlr
W 8 S 5 .6 6 U
_
.. ..... j j
20 30
3
Unknown
1 eh S of N f t Cor r«l .
3 . 20 3 t
Itun S & rh E 10 ch N 6
rh W 10 rh . ....... ................
5
W. J . David
E. E. Drawn'* Sub O li ia i.n of Deck H i m mock a i Recorded In Plat
P a g* 83. Srm ln olr County Record*
B l o f X . B . Drown’* Sub
DU
of
Dark
Harara° f k . ■ ■- . ......... .......... .....
W. 8 . Konntt
I’ o. H r r o n f i
M id w ay in Hrc. 33, Tp. I !
Lota 1 1 , 2 3 and 24 Mldwa
L ot 22 Midway
. ._
L ot 67 M i d w a y . _____ .
L o t 21 M i d w a y - ------- .
L o t 72 Midway.. ....... L ot 73 M idw ay Lot 84 M idw ay*
...
Lot 81 Midway
L ot 8 5 Midway .
L o t 90 Midway-- . ^
L o t 139 M idw a y______ ___
Lot 162 Midway .
L o t 126 Midw ay .
L o t 161 M idw a y............
Lota 170 and 180 Midway
L o t 188 M i d w a y ..- ___ __ .
L o t 181 M i d w a y . ------Lota 211 to 220 Midway .
L o t 2SS Midway..
Lota 287. 2 ( 8 , 2 8 9 am
Unknown
Unknown
II. M ra r h a m
Unknown
Jullu* T h o m n
II. M ra r h a m
II. M ra r h am
jink now n
II. M ra r h a m
Unknown
II. M ra rh d m
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown , . .
U nknown..........
Unknrfwn.
„
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
mork .
.........— ----- ---■ .—
infard Cclrry Delia aa H rr o r d r d la I'lal Hook Na. I ,
17, 18, E and P Sanford
iC V , r r o U ' i U ,
.
.
"•
Uf»t 50 Hartford C f ilf,ry
U,*“ «
,
,
.O t
67 and All L ot 68
Sanford Celery Delta____
D a it r r llr e v r *
30 20 32
80
U nk n o w n ....
3 2 ' ZO 32
40
I l a i t r r Reave*
l.rvy Grant aa R c r o r d r d In pTal Iloak No
Seminal * County Records
E . ML Howard___ __ __
P a * a 7 5 Seminole Co.
Lot 10 Rlock D Mitrhrll'a Survev nl L e vy (Ir ani_______
L ot I 5 It lock
li
Mitrhrll'a
Survey of L r v y G ra n t ___
l.o! 26 lllorlt U Mitrb.U'a S u r
vey of L r v y Grant
AH UrHottrd p a rt
Ulork
II
M itrhrl" a
S u r ra *
of
L avy G r a n t ; . „ — J_ :...r . ..
L o t 8 (tree beg 12 ch N of S W
Cor run N 83 deg 50
min E 5.3 ch N 6 d r *
—
3 0 min W 9 rh 8 ' 70 d r *
W 5.87 rh S 30 roln E
10.3 rh) nio rk C MitchcII'ii
Survry
of • L e vy
G r a n t . ........ .......................... ..
U r* 12 rh N of S W Cor Lot 8
lllork C run N. 83 d r *
50 min E 5.03 ch N 6
d r * 30 ruin W 9 rh S
Krilenatrin D ro i...........
M U . Mab rl A ndrr .o n
H . A. H oley ..._________
J o e Cameron
Unknown
Mra. J . J . Aintiry
J a m r t A t h l r y - ___
Unknown . . . ___
E. C. T y n d a l l . , „ „
of N ft i , lira* 70
N ft S by 140 yd*
W in 8 E C or). . _
Erie* Plal af P i. Herd aa Hrr ordr d In Plal Iloak No. I , Pa| e 121, S rm l n o l r
County K rr ord a
H r* 6 rh N of Cor. of lot and
, s -.- »'+ •
J
W'ylly Sta Hun ft' 105
,
ft S 52 ft E 105 ft N H2
Iret Krira Plat of P t.
Add to Midway
Lota 41. 42. and 51 to 54 J . O.
P a rk a rd 'a Klrtt Add to
Midway
................ .
L oliJS I and 82 J . D. I’ ark a rd 'i
h(M| Pi rat Add to Midway .
L o t , 132. 133 and 137 to HO
J.
O.
Parkard'a
Flr*t
Add to Midway
Lota 111 tp 145 J. O. P ark ... " " ard'a F'lrat Add to Mid-
E. Y . Mallory »t a I
E. Y. Mallory et .]
Gilra, O v e r t u r n A fj
Unknown
Gllea^ O v e n l r r e t A Dr#*
NK j,
Grant . . .
... ...
Lota 9 and 10 l i e u IS*
in N E
niork t: Mitrhril'a Sur
ry Grant . a ____
M itrhrll’a S u r
ry Grant
.
d IT. Hloek C
Survey
Gilra. Overstreet ft Dre
N. II. Gilra..
____
L o u 21 and 2 2 lllork C Mitch
P a r k a rd 'a .Plrtt
Add
to
*“ J S ^ .d.
Unknown
Unknown
P a rk a rd ’a Plrtt
Add. to
Canaan, aa Hrr ordrd In Plal Hoak Na,
L«t|l2 lllork 1 Canaan
Lot*l9 and 10 Hlork 5 Canaan
L o t 9 lllork D Mitrhell'a Sur
vey nl I-evy G ra n t _____ Lot 10 lllork D Mitchell a S ur
vry of L evy G r a n t .............
Lot I t Ulork l> Mitrhrll'a S u r
vey of Lovy G r a n t . . . .........
L o t t 12 and 13 lllork D Milchrlt'a
Sur vey
of
Levy
G ran t. . .
.
Lota 14. 15 and 16 Hloek D
Mltchcll'e
S urvry
of
I,*vy G ra n t___ _______ ___
Lota 21. 22 and 2 1 Block D
Mitchell'*
S urvry
of
Leary Grant
L ot 30 lllork D Mitrhrll'a Sur
v ry of L e w Grant
L ott 31 and 32 lllork I) M itrh
rll'a
Sur vey
of
Lrv y
G r a n t ------------,.. __
,....
Lota 3 3 . 34, 35. 3 6 and 37
Hloek D .M itrhrll'a Sur
v ry of Levy Grant __ .
L ot 38 lira* E 5 -a r r r a l lllork D
Mltchrll’a
Sur vey
of
..
Levy G rant ________...
Lola 39. 40, 41, 42, 43. 44. IS.
i
16 and 47 Hloek D Mltehell'a Survey
of Levy
‘ Grant
_ •
Lot 48 Hlork D Mitrhrll'a Sur
vey of L e vy Grant
L ott 61 and . S3 lllork D Mitchelf.
Survey
,it
Levy
Grant
"L ot 58 lr*t E 20 a r r r t i lllork
It Mitrhell'a Survey of
l e v y Grant
S ’ j of E 2 0 acres of Lot 59
Hloek I) MtDheil’i Sur
vey ol Levv Grant
I
f.ott 65. 66, f i t 68 and
Hlork D Mitchell** Sur
vey of Levv Grant
I.oil 70, 7 1 and 72 Hlork I’
Mttrheil'a
Survey
of
Levy Grant
Lot 75 Hlork D Mitrheil'* S u r
vey <d L r v y Grant
Lot* 76, 77 ah (I 78 Hlork D
Mra. E . M. William#
I*. E» C hurch .............
Unknown
P a * r 103. Hrmlnolr County Itrro tda
.
8. II. ft'a ld ro n ____
E m m a Montgomery
Amelia H artle y
—
Perry
N'W'1, of SB i f . . .
8
S JV
of S E ft
8
f t 1) of N W I,
9
L*t 3
13
Cam rr un a , H rr ordrd In Plal
L o t i I. 3 and 4, Hlork 1. C a m
eron
,
*
L o t , 9 end 10. Hlork I Caro*
rron ,
___
L ot 15 lllork I C a m e r o n ............... .
*
Jrt«rc Wheeler L liar
crave*
Mrt. J. J . Aintiry
Mr* J } Aintiry
SW Cor
of
N W i,
n IA »
N E ',
32
Hun N 390 ft E 1012 * j ------It 8 3 9 0 ft W 10121,
feel*.
*
M
of N ft' 11 of S E « t m
19 31
5
Mary E . S y m r * ( L a d
N E.* , ' . . . * _________ Z 3 £ . 3 3
S o u t h e r n P larld a C l l r u t I mpany'a Plal of Her. 28. Ty, 19, H. 32, a* H rr ordrd In
>. 2, Page ( * , Seminole County It rro rd *
Z5
40
,
40.
80
47
Page 90,
20 St
20 31
20 31
20 31
Hook No
Gllckatonr
F . ft'. Hilliardl l e l n ______
t v . L. P a l m e r .......... ..... ........
W . C. Davla ........
Perry Glirkatona ,.
U nknow n'
Sem inole Couniy llrro rda
I. M. Mil
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
L o t t « ll lork 2 C am er o i
L o t 16 ll lork 2 C a m e r o i
I.ota 3,. I an d 6 Hlork
ef on
I * £ t 8 lllork 3 Cam eron
Palm lla m m o rk lllolmenl a* Drrordrd in Plal llaok N
Seminole County llrrorda
Lot
22
Lot
23
Palm
H am m ock
Allot
Pe*m
H tm rr'-rk
Allot
men!
Sant. Celery Delta Co
i .,rli *
Grant
O v e n l r r e t Turp. Co
Unknown
.Unknown
Gilra, O v e n t r e , t ft Ure*
Unknown
N . H . G ilr a
Myrtelle H. Terry
J a m ra M. Gilra
Ja m e t L. Gilra
Horrice Sanderaon
69
Overttreet Turp . Co
J a m e t I . G ifr t
lal llook No. 2, Page 59. Sem inole Couni/ llrhord
ft 723 ft N 18 ft E 721
lent
i '■
S W ' , of NW»|
7
o . 16
- G r n r t a a* Itrro fd rd In I'ial
All IllerVt 5 and 6 Geneva
Lota I and 4 to II Hlork 7
Geneva
All W ork 10, Geneva
j .o ta 1 to It) Hlork II Geneva
Lot* 16 to 2 4 lllork I t . Ge
neva
All Hlork 12, Geneva
f t h l l r o m b ’a S r r o n d Addition In
Heg S E Cor «! N W '« ol N E >.
2 0 3 20 > 30
Hun N
rh ft' 2l> rh
S 7 h rh E 20 rh
S I * . o f N f t '* t of N f t ’ t
21
20 30
Spring lla m mork a* H rrord rd in I'talllloak
Lota 64 to 67 ilea* E 10 rh*
and all 68 to 88 Spring
Hlmmu rk
S <4 le t 10| and All Loti n :
and 129 Eureka
Ham
mork
Lota 130 and 131 Eur eka Ham
mork
Lota 132, 133
134. 135. 136
and 137 Eureka Hammork
L o t 139 Eureka lla m m o rk
32
32
J. T . M c L a in _____
40
P. E. Church .
P a ge 12. Srm lnolr Couniy llrrorda
J o h n L arno n a j i
Jrthn L am n reau i
ft A. Wh ttfomb
ft'. A. f t' h it eo m h
I.Ida ,19 and 2 9 Hloek 6 ft'fajtComb's Second Add to
Grn eva
Kunvhlnr Height* a* H rr o r d r d In Pla t llook NLota ,1. 7 , .8. I I . I t . 15 and 2 ”
Sunahinr Height#
Empire Land Co.
,
Rand’ s Addition t« Longwoed aa Hrrordrd In Plat Hook Na.
Seminole County llrrawd.
J. II. Hryrr
1 4 rh E 5 ch
ol N W t . ||n i beg SW
cor tun K 10 rh N 1 3 .Id
rh ft' 10 rh 8 13.13
rhaina)
of S E M (less- N E '4 ,of
NV
and S E *4 of
SEL
.
,
Edgar GIHurt
Unknown
E . F. Driggers
Longaod aa Recorded I* r i a l Iloak Na. I , P a g e s 11 In 2 1 . Hr Isale County Record*
C. E. I'alteraon
___
Pvge 31. S r m l n o l r Co. Itrrord
- feet
W ‘, olS W Ji
____
s > ; .,1 S I ’. ' , of S W ,
*
-—
2 0 4 ft ft’ of SW Cor ol
Warrvn St and Oleander
a v r. run 8 200 ft W 80
ft N 200 ft E 30 ft
459.1 rt E of S E Cor of
Warrva St and E Lake
51 and 52 T u tra w iiia
Lota 5 to 9 and 11 to 16 and
21 to 32 and 37 to 44
and 46, 47, 48 and 53 tu
64 Tutra w iiia . ____________
Phillip R. Young Grnnl aa Her or Jed In Plat Hook No. 1, P agr 33. Semin .(e
County Itrrord*
11 and 17 Phillip it.
oung G rant
5 2 1 3 1
J a n e Yuurge E tt a la— ■
illlp ll. Young Grant - 3 2
2 0 31
J a n e Y o u r g . E s t a t e ____
J . A. Davenport
F . A. Parians
K. M. Roberta
Unknown
Unknown . . _
Unknown. , .
C. E. P attrrao n
Unknown . , -
___
2
21
21
20
20
32
32
•
»0
2(1
*
\
D. llarber
Sou ther n Florida Cltiu* Co mp any's P la l a t Her. 21 . Ti 20. R. 32, na R r r a r d r d In
Plat llook No. 2
Lota 3 0 to 3 8 Sou. PI a. Citrtia
» C a t * H a t rtf
2 | ] 9 32
'
Unknown . . __
S E I , and All S > , of
S E ] , of S E ' , ft' of W ,kiva Kivef and E ' * of
S W J t - lira* 2 3 * arrea in
N E r e f of S}Y and 7
sere* in
N ft- eor of
N t*l
and S f t ' i i
if
Unknown
UrTknown
Unknown
S o u t h e r n I lor Ida Clt ru* Com pan '■ I 'l a l a r S ec. 23. Tp 20. R. 12. a * R e corded I
I'lal Hook S o 2. 'ago, 4 7 . S e a l a o i r C o u n iy K r r o r d a
L»-ta 3 an d l Sou. Fl a. C ltr u *
n g * * d a* H r r o r d r d In P lat I l » ,k N
S em in ole foailly R ecord*
l.ol 1 Hloek 11 Bruit's
Add to L^ngwovd ,*
..
6.55
5.26
132 lllork l>
i t l t r h li t
Sur vey o! L r i y Grunt
J a m n U Gilra
133 Hloek D Mitrhell'a
Survey nl Lev y Grunt
137 to 1 4 1 -lllo rk ll Milrh rl l 't S u r v r y ol Levy
Grant
•
N. ll.'Gitra.
136 Hlork It Mitchell't
Sur vey c.f I^-vy Grant
'
S'. I! G ! o
146 Hlork 1) Mitrhrl!'*
S u r v r y of loivy Grant
N. if. G i l e t . _____...
Tu*eawllla aa K rr o rd rd In P la l]U e o k lll, Page ( ( . Orange ('aunty Itrrord.
i-oia no. i . i ,
P. H Truitt
U nk no w n..
W. L. 84e*
u p . juu and u i
- v . Altamonte L. H. ft N.
Coe— ,,—
— • __
Lot* 143 . 159 and ifil Alta
monto I. II ft N Co ....
Lota 145 and 172
Altamonte
L H ft N Co
Lota 3 2 3 , 324 . 3 30 and 3 J l
Altamonte L II ft N Co ..
Lot* 2 2 1 . . 251. I l l , 2 1 1 , 343
and 3 44 Alta m onte L H
Unknown
Unknown
EH Swareiy
�r
i
i:
—- . rai T-fSg?t>SCTKMglg»
" - ~ r ^ t i W t?t !*Li
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v
___________
t-y w
-
______ t __ .
-*
TH E 8 ANFORD
ok
Amount el '
T a n a anil
C o ltl
OWN EH
land
HERALD
*
P AGE ELEVEW
D E srn im oN
LAND
-
o f
f
-
1
1
•
OWNER
l1nbn■■»»t
3 to 1 N W *!
N »j
. T ) III o n *1 >||
A N Co
|. II A N Co
469. 466i
470 anil 174
Alta m onte 1, II A S C o
J . S. Data
i „ k 441 anil 643 Altamonte
L U k N C o ---------l ‘ n kno a n
I .it. 612 ami 663 Alta m onte
L i t A N C o ..
W. I\ Glltnrd
Lot. 506 anil 607 A ltam on te
I. II A N C o ..........
Unknown ’ rf
Lot. 664 " a n t i 666 A lta m on te
I. II A N Co
.........
,
Unknown
Kroat'a Addition to Alta m onte a> R rta id e d in Flat Hook No. I . I’ . g r 14. Semlnolr
County R e c o r d .
U, t 67 Fro at 'a Add to A l ta
monte
- —------- ■
Arthur J i m n
Kroat'a Second Addition to Altamonte a* Recorded In Flat Hook No. I, page 13
Seminole County lierotde
Lets 2 2 nnd 2 3 .Float‘a Seco nd
Add to AHatnonte .
Annie M. Samuel
lludaon I’ ark ao Recorded In Plat llook No. I, Page 49. Srmlnole County Record.
I.ota 1. 2. 13 nnd 14 lludaon
P a r k --------------6-----------------||. 0 . Tyle r
T o w n nlntlfwo (19) V o u lh , ( U n i . I h l i c r f S O )
L a t t , i V m t , w rit (ollow ln r public rolW app r n i l m a l c l y Ihrcc a n il lhi>* t e n t h . (3.3)
m ile * t o the anyth Wert corner of Tow n nine
teen <19) South, Hange thirty Pl3Q) * F.%41,
then ce north following public r b a i l * through
P *.«>]« a p p r o i i m a t r l ) one an d o n e - h a l f l 1 13 »
mile* t o connect * i t h brirk r*»*d at the * e * t
onr half mile pnat of Sectio n thirty 1 I0»,
Tow n nineteen (19) Sou in , H a n g e t hirty
(lOi i U i l .
*
And be It Furth er lt***ofved. T h a t the
8.36 board of county co m m ia lo it en of Seminole
co u n ty , Florida, doea Jlpd and hereby deterL 3 6 mine th a t for th e purpose of grading and
1 i 81 paving * a ill road*, co u n ty bond* of naid
46 co unty in the sum of 13 00 ,0 00 P0 ia re
M8 quired. that the ra te of interest to be paid
6 26 on ta jil bond* *h*IJ be 5 f 1 to r cent, and the
tim e when th e principal * n u intefi-vl of »urh
Amount of
T » i « and
Coil*
1 ft
21
21
K ! ? . L o L < FmtaaieClty
L o U 2 l 4 to 261 Forrest City ^
4.30
(-lo»h Overstreet Turp. C o
Hammock .
S Florid* (Jff>vp«
Co**
. F ir.I Add to B la ck
Hammock
f
Lot
|0 Florida Grove* C o ’*
Fir*t Add to Bla ck
Hammock .7
VV *j Lot 12 and All 13 and 14
Florida G ro w * Coi#
Efrtt
Add
to
Hlark
Hammock .
^ptra.||,44
„
13.35
or
p iK
t r!'4i a>nd
na W
w U
>•» of
or
of N
S E * * ( I r i a E l i of . S E * !
•
of N I j a n d l e i * E * i o f
...s
... 18
N E I f of a VO.
2 1 29
F c t c r Tavt d
23.40
n o
7 7 ( t W ol N E c o r of
lire
2 1 29
S E ' , of S W ' ,
24
ru n W 2 1 0 ft S 2 1 0 I t
E 2 1 0 l l N 2 1 0 It
2,10
.
1
Mr*. Ee C. Galloway.
24
2 1 29
7.10
o f N \V H ..............
40
Empire Lar»«l Co
W l t d m r r r a* I t c r o r d c d In F l a t llook No. 1. P a g e I I I . S r m l n o l c County I t r f o r d a
All W W S of T p lino l l l o c k 8 .
-VVildmere
.
•
Ovcr«tr«H*t T u r p C o
1.91
40 Florida. G n iva a - C W*
K lu tv . .A4 d w-.U* - lll a r k
Hammock
,
2 7 Florida Grov«w C o '*
Fir*t
Add to
llla r k
H a m m o c k ..
. r.
L«»t
SW U
All Black 9 Wlldmt>rc
Unknown
l l l r h a r d * o n ’* Addition lo W o o d h r ld g r * « H r r o r d r d U Plot llook S o . I. P a g r I
•
.
N t i n I no It* C o u n t y lirrortU
iuii ' r
anrl 42 KichardAdd
to
W ood-
Unknown
bridge
lire <29 ft
N W for Ieop 2
run. R 8 9 F ft * E fi*i0 ft N
~ 4ft'S ft N \V!> to lire
*
>NEI* of N W .
l i r e 1 3 ft S id N.W to r
run K 2 M ft S 799,9 ft
W 2 M ft N 799.9 ft
■f S W ' , of S W ' 1 am i S
N 't
1 - 2 l> -ot S 4 ol (3 W ' 4 of
S W '( .
N ..f S ) V c.*r t»f N W 1,
of S \V 1,
R o n S I IS (| 1: 3 1 2 !»
S 1 i:. (1 W 122 ll
N F S of N E 1, 1 leas Vi u l n a r's
Add tu L*muwood)
|trif S E C o r nf
R u n N 7 8 9 ft W 1 I f. 7 '.1
li
S l y 9 1 2 ft E T8 '> ft
B r g S VV C iir o| E ! j‘ of n f ; - ,
of S W f j ....
R u n E 10* rh N 6 1 3 ft
S AVIv t o h».«
R* f 7.1 fi W anil 8 9 1 ft N ..(
H E r or of H VV 14 of s w >,
ru n E f i l l ft S 169 ft
VV r.i t ft K 1 f’*H ft
S E '» nf s I-J „ f F n t 3
N K ’ i of N \ V *4 . l r «
N E ',)
an d HE 1 * of S W 1,
l U y 7 57 t fi R 5 i]i‘c VV uf S F n if
Lo t 1 M ir o n '* *iih d i v I
*|o.n r u n S % dt*e W 2 9
r h N 8 #* do e W I n V\
S
21
30
6 *21
6 21
30
30
4.35
8 06
Peter Z*n*rin!
P f l t r /.anarlrtl
K
19.90
1 00
PfclfrT
21
2b
30
30
20
J<«. E
19
1 ' nk n ■** «
7
21
30
7
21
30
****
8
21
30
3
IB
8
21
,10
70
.
1
1
tJUL
1
- tl
1* F l i e r
T If. G-uml.rn
If, F Uidi**rtwiin
"
6 20
U v r m t r r r t Turf*
line R#-r N 2 9i ch S *5
It f# Smith
dry E 1 li hi+if
Ail I; 1? til N W *i n*'t inrltidr’d
fci
F fo *t'*
Add t o
Alta-
fn o n l e
1 i of S\V *4 arnl S 1 i ‘of S F
18
!«•* n e e 8 25 ft W of
S E V o r run N ' 4»i** ft
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F In ah* Ih F*r»e* r*hark
P a g r s .it la 5*. S c m l im le I ** I t e e o r d s
I lor..thy N. It«> nobt*
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rk r t i l l s
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in I* Ij*t Book No. 2 P a g e 3|, S e m i n o l e C « u n l f I t r r o r d *
\ F W i IIu m
o i Uhiar .fi
y e a rs
l l e s r r t p l l o n of ro ad * to b e pa ved With
hf irk or tilii#r hard mi Ha re m * t *•ri a I in Rem*
imdi r u u u l v ( t lurid*
T h e s e road * to in*
paved n o t Ira* th an l i g h t I * ) f i e t in Width
G a m * hill av r iiu r an d l o a d past M o o re ’ s
I St a 11 on
A Prevail
M
thirty
N u n n ; 04 i;i m i io n
N«*tirr is h ifr li y given t h a t on th e 13th
•!■> uf M
, \ It, 1 9 1 9 , an r h i t l u n will hr
held * t t h e * r vrral p r e cin c t# In S e m in o le
c o tin ly , F l o r i d a , lu di I r f mini w h r t h» r or nut
t h r f r * h * 11 b r l>aut*d by lb*- c o u n t y ftiilinil*•lo iitf• uf * a id c o u n t y , c o u n t y b o n d * t o the
a m o u n t of l.luOjMiu.ih), |.o ti r a r i n t n ' r a t fr o m
date o f N i u e at th e ralr» of f i ’ j per c e n t , tntcfc at f i a y a b l e rr ml a n n u a l l y , said b o n d * I •
m a t u f r a m i b r due mid p « > u J i l r th i r t y y e a r *
•IB r t h r tifat ■!*> of J u l y , A I i 19 19, and
Iti In ita u i t| for th e p u r p o s e of grmt ing an*l
pav ing w»()i brirk or o t h e r hard su r fa c e
fiialvvlal i t t r following r o a d *
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CL I^ F v r o p r,
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Villa Mills
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artrr th e Sat d*y «.f J u l y A. 1). 1919, with
payable pemFannually,
B e i t * Further Heaolved,* T h a t a“n 'electinn
ho and the *ap je ii hereby called and nrilered
to be held at the several places, where ibe
dart general election was held in amid co unty,
for th e purpose of voting up on and deter
mining by the legal vo ters of said co unty
whether or dot such bond* shall be Issued,
•aid el ectio n to be held on the 13th day of
■May A. ft . 1919, In acciird anre with law in
general election*.
For t h e purpose of holding such election#
and can vassing and m aking return of th»
votes c a s t the following electors are hereby
appo inted inspector* in the several precincts
respectiv ely , jibe last /named to act a* clerk.
P re c i n c t No. I, Sa n ford . Ed. Higgins, }\
E. tJilea, Tim Keane and IL (V. M a i well.
P r e c i n c t No. 2, L a k e M on roe: A. S , Hawkin*, J a m e s Johnson. I). IL (*, Itahun and
Jo h n Hell.
P recin ct No. 3. Hanford: (\ L. l lr l tt , C. J
Humph, W. M. Haynes and Schelle Maine#
P r e c i n c t No. 4. P a o la : A> A Htcks, F . A.
J o h n s o n , A. V. McGuin and !>onar«l K elt.
i ’ r e d n c t No. 6, U r i f d o : N. J . T a n n e r , T*
Gushing. Then. Aulln a nd II. dlj M c L t l L .
— r r w i n « Nt . 8 liiriw va; J .' A T: H y n i.
l . v u r i G . 1 'r l X k - J
V. W t r k . . anti U . - I k
D unry.
I ' r r f l n c t No! 7, I ' h u l u o t i : {). (J, Jar»l>*,
N. C. J x u l i i , It. li. I t o b e r u a o t l l * . II, llfumloy.
I ' l f o l n f t No. 6. ( ia b r l r l l a : 8 . E . M a th er.,
I*. K. I t n i . l i t l , l\ E . M a t h e r , arxl IVIUon
M u rrm a n .
I 'r e c l n r t No. 6, l . n n g n o o J : T . IN U « l i ,
J . A. Ill a lt i n e , T. I». I l a r l l r y *m l J . N.
Searcy.
I'r r c l n r l No. 10, t.aire M a r y : J . G. Martin,
i , \V. IN ulir r,' It. II. I.y n ch anil A. E . Sjn tx
lum.
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II t . I.) m m . A. \V M ulleti arxl At' II llal
Iaril.
*
lie It T'urlhcr Itcaolve.l, T t.a t th r* e re.o*
hiti.in. be |,ub)l.hi J in the Sanforil l le ril't .
Ih ro .n ly new.iiaor r |nibU.lMwl In aald county
once V a rh wei-l. |.>r lour week* |>rlur to aalil
election.
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I .eat I
I,. A. n i t U M I . K Y .
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to
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E 9 3 4 .7 ft S to b c f , . ,
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Tow n pin i te c n I 191 S m i t h, Ha nge t h i r t y onr 11 F a * i , run sm ith ■*») I ’s m i r«ti av e nu e
on i
t ' m i le a r r it*# *ai<l Re* t Ion i h p H - t i i r r f
t,* . f ■.• I ii i i c ) « * venue.
Alru
b e g i n n i n g at
th e intersection
nf
( ■ f o r f c i n ave nu V with G e m i v a a v e n u e
th e
f11j f t h * a * I i' *if il *- f of S e c t fun f*«il f I t :t T o w fi
tw en ty ifctH S o u th , R a n g e t h i r t y -one i d l i
l i s a t, T u n * o u t h on Ga|r»i*nHI A v r. A p p r o * ,
oil a t i l
m ite t o t h e ' e a s t an d w r i t road
wldch l e a d * wi-*l to A fu ofe ’* S t a t i o n , t h e n c e
s t * l u n i 1 half < 'y l rnllr p#*t M u o r e’s S t *
11mi to i te a rd u ll Ave
2-* l l i c h m o n d Avenue.
B e g i n n i n g tit th e I n t e r v c t i o n -»f R i c h m o n d
V J
II.
Hoad on flaetlon U n a h f t w e . n S#e
tloaa 2 6 and 27, T o w n i h i p 19 South
R a n , * 30.
l le g i n n i n , a t t h * ‘ hall mile po at between
Se ction* t w e n t v - . u (26) .and twanty-aaven
( 2 . ) . Town nineteen flftl So u t h , lianas
thirty (301 E a . t , run ,nuth ap p ro iim a tely
twen ty-one h im .lr.i l . n t y ( 2 ) 6 0 ) lest to
l** esbuf3 Itran rh ol A(U ntie O o a t t U n a
Railroad.
I Irseriplion ol roads to h# paved with
•ami s.p h a J l or other herd su rfa ce material
in Seminole c o u n t y , Florida.
T h e s e raids
to he paved not lea* than 9 lest in width.
I. Krrneh Avenue and C em etery Iload.
r.erln nihc >I the ^ Intersection of Krench
avenue and Ninth street in the c i t y ol S a n
ford run south on E rsnrh Avenue anprotm u t e ly one and one quart er (I I I ) mile* to
the south half mile post of Se ction thirt y-s ir
136). Town ninetee n (19) S o u t h , Ranee
thirt y J3D) •E a st, thence west a l t ( 6 ) te nth)
miles to where private road rune auuthwesterly into cem etery .
Gobl.boru and I’aola Iload.
I l r ti o n i n , at tha IntrreveUoa of (lobl.boro ’
>lrrvt a n j Ktench avenue In the c i ty of San
ford run w ..t on Gobleboru stre et apprroimatelv 1 1,hi (SI trn tha mllra, then ce southwesterly un road past Kitta’ d , l r y appruaImatrly nine (9l tenths miles, thence folluwin(8 the main r<fad west am) southwesterly
ap proiimately three ouartrra ( * 4) of a mite
lo the auuth line of Section th irty-four 134»
Town nineteen (1 9) Soulh, R a n , a t h i rt y (30i
E a i t , thence west following public road appruilmately three . and thee t e n t h . (3.3 )
miles to the southwest corner of Tosvn nine
teen (19) South. Range thirty (3 0 ) East,
thence north following public road through
I’aola a p protim alrly one and one-hill ( I 1) )
milt* lo runnret with brick road a t "the west
one half mile poet of Section t h i r t y MO),
Town nineteen (1 9 ) South, Range thirty
130) E a st,
Th e following .lectors h a l e been ap
pointed lo con duct aald election and lo rah vaaa and make returns o( the votes cast In
this aevacal—peeeinete, -reepeeti eel y , t he (art—
named to a r t a t clerk.
Swnfnnff* EtTx Hlgcfne. r ; '
K. Giles. Tfm Keane and II. C. Mavwefl,
P r r d n c t No. 2, Lake MofirA+r A. H, Haw*
k in s J a m r * . John* on. D. II. C. Rabun and
Judin JtclL
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m
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I'rVHnci Nrt. 3 , S a n f o r d : C . I * . ' l l r l t t . C. J .
H u m p h, \V. M. H a y n r* an d Sch rl lu M ain r* .
Frcci nct No. 4t 1‘a o la : A. A. Illck a, F . A.
Johnaon, A. V. M cG u in amT t ^ o n a r d Kelt.
I'rrd ncl No, 5, Ovinlo: N, J* T a n n e r , T.
lb Cuahlng, Thau. Aulln ami IL II. McCall.
Precinct No. 6, Geneva: J . W. Flynt,
George Peter*. J . V. Wick* and M. V.
I >• rilfy.
P rrrlm i
N, l
No,
7,
C h u lu iH n . <#. G .
Jaco b *,
■- I
Jacobi, Il R. R o b e r t«and G. D. Brumley.
P r e c i n c t N o. a, (in brulU 8, E , Mathers,
I*. E. Itedditt, C, E. Mathur* and VVlUori
M oreman.
Precinct* No. 9, Longwood: T . P. Lewi*.
J . A, llUtlinr, T . D* Hartley and J . Ni
Searcy.
Precincl No. 10, I.ake Mary: J . G. Martin, •
J . VV. Fortier, IL IL Lynch and A. E . Riobtum,
Prerin ct* No, 1 1.. Altamonte: IL C . Tylar,
IL G. L y m a n , A. W. Mullen an d VV. IL H a l-/
lard.
Sabi »lectb»n to be hfld In aceordance
with the Jaw* of Florida gyvernihg the hold*
ing <d general election* in **id st a te , and re
turn* to be made to the clerk and chairman
of the board of county com mlaafoners of
ill*- n.-iid c ou n ty .
I lone b> order of the board of county
ronimi»**uiii‘r* of Seminole county, Fla,
laralj
„.E. A. DUUGLAHS,
Glefk of the Board of County C o m ml**
■loner* of Remlnole County.
la-5 tc
* ■ \
N o r i G E O F ELECTION
I n c o m p li a n c e
w i t h th e pro vtalc m * of
C h a n t e r 4 6 7 8 , L a w * nf F l o r i d a , n o t i c e (•
h vre uy given th a t an electin n h a* b e e n ortiered Gt be held an d t h e «am e will be held Ifl
S p e c i a l T a i S c h o o l D l * t r f c t No. 6 , S e m i n o l e
c o u n t y . Fl ori d a, ' on T u e s d a y ,
M ay 27th ,
1 9 1 9 . for t h e p u rp o se of d e t e r m i n i n g who
sh all W trn■ tees of sa id d U tr i r t fo r t h e n a i l
s u r r e e c d i n g twti y e a r s , anil th e n u m b e r of
m ills <d special d i s t r i c t a Hi no! t a i t o b e lavled in said distric t for each of t h e l a i d two
years.
T h e following are- a ppoin te d to a c t *■ In*
■ p ee t o r * a n d c l e r k * a t s a id
r le rlj on
P ferin ct N o
2 > F a k e M o n f ' n *1
C t ; Be ll. C l e r k ,
VV I F Allen,
J
M. Ogleaby.'
J
II. M a n n .
P re ci nct Nil- 4 I P a o l a i ;
(\ l l P e a rso n . C l e r k ,
t i e o r jj e Garwtrod,
B i > Hm dcr*on,
t m u Kcllx,
D o n e a n d o rd ere d b y Ghe B o a r d o f P u b l i c
InatrucUMn i 6 r H em lm de c iiiin ty , F l o r i d a , in
«e**|on as**'in bled, t h l i 8 lh d a y uf .April,
I 9 1 9.
P
A(teat:
’
T . VV l.awton, Reefetary
5 1 - o le
:
It Helps!
Thcr/'ean be no doubt
as to the merit of Cardui,
the woman's Ionic, In
the treatment of many
tro u b les p e c u lia r to
women. The thousands
ol women who have been
helped by Cardtil In the
past 40 years, is conclu
sive proof ttiat it is a
good mcdicint for women
who suffer. 1 It should
help you, too,
, Take
Hie Woman's Tonic h
Mrs. N . E . Varner, of
Hixson, Tenn., writes*
“ J was passing through
the . . . M y back and
sides were terrible, and
my suffering Indescriba
ble. 1 can't tell Just how
and where I hurt, about
all over. I think . . . I
began Cardul, and my
pains grew less and less,
until I was cured, la m
remarkably strong (or a
woman 64 years of age.
Id o all my Housework,'1
Try Cardul, today.
m
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a v e n u e with Celery avenue nt t h e n o r t h e a s t c o r
1.15
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ner " f R e c t i pit t h i r t y ’Awn f 11721 T o w n n in e t e e n
Ja m r* R, Edward*
f»0 - M r
191 S o u t h , R a n g e th i rt y u n r * (311 E a * t , run
TLift
f out ti u»i HJpe* av enu e, o jt r i j u r a r t c r ( ‘ 41 mile
Mary E . Evan*
2.85
in At U n t i e ( ’uast Line t i a i l r o a d t r a c k ,
20
Unknown
211 30
■north »*n A vru n e D flvr
5) bl ock# In Sev- F
73.115
R o a d t o Brisstpo's .Siding
21 30
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B e g i n n i n g *1 th e n o r th half tndc post «*f
V an A r * d * l r tinhorn** M r n h r r a g r Cti
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•■«fi t i m i n ' B t h f r e
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F a s t , run
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beg run N 3 drg 30 mih
from S a n f o r d to G e n e v a , ru n weat a n p r o i *
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psv pd b e i n g a* fed lo w*:
E 1,58 ch N 8 0 S deg
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uavt
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W 1.58 rh R 86 4 di g W
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l l r g i n n i n g at ifir i n t r r . e r t i u n I<( l i r a n y r Sefi'nil alf et-i, thi'ficr au u th un S*>riin<l
k f f 5 4 vd* K of 8 W cor of
I.
U a r o r r o n a v e n u e an<l m a i l p a s t M uu re 'a l l o u l e v a r d with Oregon s t r e e t a , la id o u t in lu A v e u u e br, li%in| t h e a t f e r t eutfter un
, N & U ofR E H
9 21 31
Station .
, |t h r m a n o t S a n fo r d K a r m e, r e c o r d e d in I'lai whBIi t hi* I F 11, I 'a l t J i k a l l «t«ifc #tari«l*t
Hun N 514 ft E 165 ft
] I eg! n ning at t h e I n t e r a e r t j o n td C a m - 1 Ruolc ( i n e (| t. pages 127 arxl 1 2 a o l S e m - I hence e a * t t a the c *« ! line «*( S t IIrd t w e n ty
I 78 eron
J. H Hughvf
S 51 4 ft W 165 ft
2
a v e n u e with C i l e r y av#-t»ue, which in
inole C o u n t y R ecor d a. run e a s te r ly un G rang e
B«g 96 yd* W nnd 145 yd* N
te raec ti on i# f o r t y <4 0 1 rod * w*8t nf the ll o u lev ard a p p r o , i r n a l r l y on e i|> mile t o (h r une **2 4 ) , T o w n I w rn ly F2*l) S*iath Bantfe
nf R E Celt uf NW <| of
north* a s ! cor ncf of S c r tio n Ihir ly -th ret * C’btl n o rt h an d amith one q u a r t e r ! (j ) tine of Sec- thirty I x o 432) E a * t , t h e n c e au u th anil an u tl i’
REG
10 21 31
T o w n nineteen U 9 ) S o u t h , R a n g e th ir ty * lion I w e n ty - o n e (21 i, to w n n i n e te e n (19> w ralr fl y lullawing th e m ain n*4«| between
firrte.va a n d Oviedo ll ir n utfi Iow a C i t y In
Hun N 70 vd* W 35
one (.111 Knot, fun so uth on C a m e r o n a v e n u e S o o t h , R a n g e th ir ty ' 3 9 ) E a a t , where D rang ,
H *m u »t S m ith
y d * H 7 0 y d * L 35 yd#
!)
un r f t I mile acro ss «atd R e c ti on t h i r t y - t h r e e ll o u lev ard (r.leraecta th e M on ro e brick road. the AI lain ti c Cuast lint'1 It njlrnu ] rripvvlnff
“
in
front
F a wton l l r m , ' s t o r e a t O v lr d o ,
N
of N W ' j <ii'**‘ beg HE ('or
i 3d I t o Geneva avenue.
It).
ICaud Siding R o a d .
il lrtanr e •«! s p p r u x ! m a t r l > c l^ h t ( 8 ) milea.
of W 1 j run E 15 ch N 5
AI*o * beginning al t h e in lr ra ec lio fi of
J. F. A IL A. Allliofi
ch W 15 ch S 5 rhl
II
2 4 , 31
7*>Ji
ll rg i n n in g on SI. G e r t r u d e a v e n u e at a 7, 0 % ie d n an d C h o lu n la R o a d .
C a m e r o n av* nue wrlth G r t i r v n a v e n u e a ! Ibe
Be^iunl»»/ un lb** tnulh line of the town
F i l e * S u r t r j nf L tk r ( ' h a r m a * Krrord rd In P l a l Book No. I , P a g e 6, S e m i n o l e
n n r l h e a * ! c o r n er of . K c r t l o n fo ur ?4i T o w n point a p p m C m a l c l y fo u r te en h u n d re d Direr
*
Goutily Iferord*
t w e n t y i20| * So uth . R a n g e th i r t y - o n e f fl I » i 1*03 1 feet west ol th e S e c ti o n fine betw ee n r i t e ‘ .»f N o r t h Chu lu u ta at A v r n u r D, rVin
S
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n
north
on A veil Ur ii five 15) block* t o S e v
E a s t , run sou th tin C a m e r o n A vp . A p p r o*,
L o t * 171 a n d 1 I B l u r b \ F H h
2 7 ) , T o w n nineteen ( 1 9 )
Kinith,
R ang e enth **tre*t, the nre weal on Hevrntli pjfeet
Hurvi*/ uf f*ahr ('h arm
J- F . A I L A. Alllion
in <5 one FH nyfib to th e ea «l a n d weal road t( h
i r t y 130) E aat, . a i d po int bei ng on the two t'2i b lock* tu A ven ue fl, th e n c e n o rt h
w Me h l e a d ! we»t t o M ruifp 'i R t a t l o n . lh« n re
Aleiandrlo er t b i rd o , a* f r r o r d r d In l'l*l llook No. |. Page 4,1, Seminole Cs. R e r * t d t
wept o n e half f 1 ) 1 mile p ast M o o r e '* 8 ta- r e n t e r line of a pol.hr road running n o r t h to u li A v e n u e B lliiri* tH) bbrek* to F o u r t h
i
l
a
m i'i
aiding,
run
n o rt h
a p p r o i i m a t e l y •t r r e t , t h e n c e west on F o u r t h •tree! o n e i l )
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fifteen h u n d re d (I 6U 0) Ice t t o within fifteen block t o A v e n u e A, tbciict* n o r t h on A v e n u e
1.66 2.
tiki,,I,,
J. IL l>um*«
Richmond Avrnur.
(
1
6
)
feet
of
t
h
e
A
tlan
tic
C
o
a
a
t
l.ine R ail road A *ppr>i i m a t r l y four l i ) Inn th * of ■ mile lo
Hr gi nning a t / h e in te r sec ti on of R ic hm on d
A. A u l l n ’ * Flr»t Addition l o O t l r d o in R e c o r d e d In ( 'I I I B o o k N o . ' l , I’ i g r 43
rig h t of
w ay , t h e n c e n o r l h - w e a l e r l y on where t h e public road t u rn * wc*t to w ard
A
v
e
n
u
e
with
G
f
n
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v
a
A
v
en
u
e,
which
ii
at
Hr nit note County lie cord*
th e n o rt h cine half ( *yl mile p o s t of Section putdle r o a d along rai lr oad ap p ro al m a t t ly 4)viedo, t h e n c e wiwUrly fidlowing t h e public
tw o hu nd red (2001 f re t lo r ail road rroaaing, m ad b e i w t e n C h i l m U a a n d Ovieilii l o tbe
L o t . I. 2, 3. 4. 5 and 6 Block f)
three* tali, T o w n t w e n t y 120) S o u t h , R ang e
t h e n c e a r m s * the r ail road ri gh t of w a y lo a AftariGc C o a s t Line •R a i l r o a d cross in c In
A. Aulln*# Fir#I Add. I n
*
t h ir ty -u n e (.ID E a * t , r u n au u th tin Rich*
a l a r * at tlvTcdo,
6.06 mnnd a v e n u e a p p r o x i m a t e l y on e «|uarlcr 4 *4 ) pu bl ic r o ad para lrlii ng th e r a ilr o a d o n its front nf L a w t o n B ro s,
•f j i •t •
J . H. Duma*
n o rt h e r ly aide, t h a n r a a o u l h r a a t e r l y along rn*kii»K a t o t a l dist ance of a p p r o i i m a t e l y
mile t o Jicrdan road.
WiTaon'a Addition lo Oviedo a * Recorded In P la l llook No. I, l**ge 13. Seminole
Ihla road a p p r o a im a te ly fo ur h u n d re d <ti)Ui ■U atid fiV B'trnlhs id*5) mile*,
3. RI ties tAvenue.
jf
%
1
Gotinly H r c o r if#
le et t o t h e road on t h e n o r t h line of S e c ti o n 8, G e n e v a Ave n ue Fill w«*«t uf S i . J o h n *
B egin n in g at, th e /n t e r s e c t i n n of 'Ripe# a v e n u e
Lola *19 ami 2 6 l l l o c k II, Wilt w etityaeven
(27),
Town
n in ete en
119)
R iver*
with Celery avenue a t I he n o r t h e a s t c o r n er of
•oti'a Add lo Oviedo. _ .
L. T. Hunt
--------------S
o u t h , I ta n g e th i r t y ( 3 0 ) E a a t , t h e n c e eaat
Section l h lr ty * tw u ( 3 2 ) T o w n ni neteen <I!rt
llrginning al the wrat end ol dfa* ___
bridge
mpii roaim ately t w e n t y - t h r e e hundretl ality
M id d a y _ In Her. I0i Tp. 2 1 , R. 31. •* Reco rded In Plal llook No. I. Page 48
S o u th . R a n g e th ir ly -n n e (.11) E a * t . run s ou th
acri-a St. J o h n , river on the r-iad running
S r m l n o l r Gounty Reco rd*
on 81 pea av e n u e , one u u r a r t e r O 4 > mile to ( 2 3 6 0 ) le et to road run nin g n o r t h arid s o u t h , from (tanlord to Geneva, run wrat appruath
e
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fifteen
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(
1
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I,
a
t
to
A tl a n ti c Cmust Firm ll*i!r«>*d t r s t k .
L ot 25 Midway
. ^ 10 ’ 21 31
8. W. Rtoven* --------imately o ne and one quarter ( 1 ) g ) milea to
St. G ertrude A rc.
I.
R o a d t o liriastifi'a Rhilng.
brick p a ve m e n t.
Jo h n J . Egan'* Addition lo O vlrdo a* Reco rded In Plal Rook No. 2. Pago 52
11.
Ruat f OlL S ec ti o n U n e b r t w e e n Kec- 9. Orange lloulevard.
B eg in n in g at t h e n o rt h half rail* p o s t ' o f
.Seminole County Reco rd*
liona 2 6 an d 2 7 , T o w n ah in 19 S o u t h .
llrginning *ul thr intrracrtlun ol Orange
S ec ti o n I h l r l y - t w n (3 2 ) T o w n ni nete en (191
L o l a C. 7, 8 a n d 9 Blo c k 1 J o h n 3.
Range 30.
t
,
Rout, ca rd with Oregon ,<reet ns laid out in
Itang e th ir ty -o n e
(>11)
E a s t , run
9 . 7 6 So u th ,
E gan'* Add. t o tftrfedo .
L. T* Hunt
Ihe
map n( Sanford Karma, recorded in I'lat
•outh one a u s r t e r ( J 4 ) mile l o A tl a n ti c
ll rg inn in g a t t h « hall mile poat b e t w e e n
I 'o k i l L i n e R ail roa d t r a c k .
S e c t i o n . Ivrentyt aia (361 a n d t w e n t y - a e v r n llook O ne [ I I , pagra 127 and 129 ..I HemK f| d N H
f tW
' V) |,
n(
o( N W ti and
inol.C o u n t y Rr. nrda, run easterly on Orange
5.
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k
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( 2 7 ) , T o w n nineteen (191
S o u th .
Itang e
Ki 4----02 —
It o l / W J i . of
a
i
B e g i n n i n g at m o sout h en d of t h e present t h i r t y ( 3 0 ) E a a t , run a o u th a p p r u a l m a t e l y lloulrvird ■pproaimatrly one 11) mile to the
MWJ
N
W >.i of N W ' i (I.Va S
brick p a v i n g on Hanford a v e n u e , kald point tw e n ty -n n n hu ndred ai aty ( 2 1 6 0 ) f e e l tu north and -ou th one quarter ( J , ) iine q( SeeZA
1*. W. G r a n t . 31 _
21
!♦
M l ehl
being th e in te rse cti on of t h e Hanford and l. e e a h u rg ll ra n c h o(
A tlan tic C o a a t U n e lion tw e n ty -o n e (211, town nineteen (19)
W 529 11. of N ' t of N W o l
Suuth, R a n ge thirty (30) Eaa t. where Orange
O
r la n d o road with S an fo rd a v e n u * on the
R a ilr o a d .
0 . S- H o w ard .
4
15
21 31
S\V ij
8 E ' i|, of SV
boulevard interarrta (he Monroe brick road.
e»*t aide of See Bun twelve ( 1 2 ) , T o w n tw e n ty
W ')
N KE 1.
1,
of N E
of
N
of
tlea
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of to
a d a. lo. he p a v e d wllh
I
Id. Rand Siding Road.
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IN THE HEART
VEGETABLE SECTION
• OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
____
NUMBER 5!
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 2. 1919
VOLUME X
LAKE HEADS
-E L L -B A W L
any time human natqre demands*
Canker, Wilmon Newell, Gainesville
little jollity for clean entertainment
Co-operation Between the Nursery
in order that it may be better pre
Inspection Department and Grove
pared to weather every stormy gale
Owners, F. M. O’Byrne, Gainesville.
that shout'd block our progress. You
Thursday. May 8, 2:15 p. m.
who attended the' Carnival or Fcs-^
"tlval. (Hid hverybodyUld sUenBYcaiT
Conference On Spraying Sched
vouch for the guod evenings enjoyed.
ules, Tead by If. tl. Fulton, Orlando;
W. W. Yotherj* Orlando
Now this year Father Time smiles
Conference on The Regulations of
a bits younger as he emcrgica from
the State Plant Board In Reference
the stage of life. We seek ■« good
to the Scrubbing of Nursery Stock to
time -now, but our energies of last
Prevent Spread 9tf*Cottony Cushion
OF LOCAL BANK ELECT*
BE year go on unabated and in a hap HEAD PRESIDENT
Wilmon Newell, ONE OF THE GOVERNMENT’S NOTED SPEAKERS WILL
OF * THE
THIRTY
seco n d
a n n u a l Scale, lead by
pier
vein,
we
are
building
as
never
ED
PRESENT AND A BASKET IlufCELEBRATED
'"W H IPPET
Gaineavillo and F. • M. O’Byrne,
before, the visions are realizations,
MEETING OF THE FLORIDA
FLORIDA BANKERS’ ASSO*
NER WILL HE HELD BY THOSE
TANKS" WAS HERE YESTER
STATE HORTICULTURAL SO Gainesville
CIATION AT JACKSONVILLE
building on a new and newer San
IN ATTENDANCE
^
DAY
ford, our hearts are attuned to the
CIETY AT. ORLANDOr FLORIDA
Address, "The Work Being Done
Forrest Lake, president of the ■
The tank had been scheduled to .Sunday will be a "big day" at tlie possible beauties, ^he command of Seminole County Bank of this city
The 32nd annual meeting of the by the Entomological Department of
the State Plant Board, E. W. Berger, arrive on Wednesday afternoon, but Methodist church in Sanford if pres all ‘our resources; tfi d o .jh is . it is was elected to the presidency of the
• Florida State YTotrlcultucal .Society
necessary thaf every coin cashed
for reasons unknown to the local ent plans mature,
*
will bo called to o rd e rly P ttf t.H . Gainesville
into
the treasury remain here in our Florida Bankers* Association at the
committee who had arranged a mag
The occasion will be a • district
Thursday, May 8, 8:15 p. m.
Harold Hume of Glen St. Mary, at
own town. We want It too and so meeting in Jacksonville on Saturday.
Ornamentals, R. T. Wedding, St. nificent program, its arrival was meeting of the Methodist churches do you, so -belp us have a good time
Orlando on Tuesday evenlpg, May
The meetings of the asaooiation
postponed .until Thursday m ining. of this section on account of the
6th, at 8:30. The present outlook is Petersburg, James Donh, Miami; F.
were
-held 4* tha-Chamber of Com*~
and
the
Welfare
Department
of
ihe
The tank was unloaded on First Centenary movement which ia to be
that this will be one of the most In* M. Delavan, West Palm Beach
merce
building on Thursday, Friday
Woman’s
Club
shall
see
that
you
street and cranked up!- Capt. .Geo.
• portant meetings that
the society Address, The Principles of Landscape A, DeCottes of the Home Guards launched in ihe very near future.
get it at the Spring Festival. When? and Saturday of last week-. It Is the
§peakcrs of state wide reputation In the May days of the 20th, 21st .twenty-sixth annual conveptiqn of
has held in recent years. The at Design, R. T. Wedding, St. Peters and Lieutenant of the Tank Corps,
will be present and will address the and 22nd. This means nfternoons the association.
r
tendance will probably exceed that burg
. .
U. S. A! assumed a commanding po
ot.any other, meeting.' Thejfollowing
Report of .the Secretary, Bayard sition on the turret of the tank and meetings, the most prominent of snd evenings. Where? Ninth .
At the final meeting Saturday •
whom, perhaps, is Hon. Don C. Me• ia a preliminary program of the F. Kloj^d, Gainesville
.
v large amount of business was trans
gave the command to proceed. The Mullern-of Tampa, formerly attor Street Park’. '
Report of the Treasurer, W. S. tank.was driven down First street,
meeting.
What shall you see there, and acted, the annual election of officers
ney for the State Railway Commis
Hart,
Hawks
»rt,
Park
Magnolia,
down
Third.to
Saoford
what
shall you hear? Surely you held and at night a banquet attended
Tuesday, May 6, 8:30 p. at.
Report of the fiMCUtlye C o j ^ ^
^
, o Fjrst itrp, t to the sioners and one of the best known will' have forgotten your mental pic by over 200 was enjoyed- at the At
Methodists in th? state.
«
Call to order, Pres.
II. Harold tee.
e, .P.. . H. Rolfe,. Ga.he.ville y
SemlnoIe Hank corner. There' Capt.
ture gallery when, afar you descry lantic Beach Hotel, at, which occa
S irv ifiit> d l begin with Sunday lights fdozing. from tents every sion Senator Duncan U- Wetcher de
llume.
Report on the Membership Com DeCotrft explained thr. workings of
school a q H fte |n tho morninfc and^
Opening prayer
mitteo, Russell Kay, Tampa
the tank ami what could and had will.be folfrfSw.by picoting* through where loud hear music. . YdH will bo livered .an address, thq. toastmaster J *m*r
Address of welcome, W. R. O'Neal
l „ „ „ n i n In being Giles C. Wilson,’ vice president •
Report on the Coqimitlec on His
withL vV
*Yi _______Kf
essence *bf‘Japan
Response for the Society, B. L. tory and Necrology, F. M\ O'Byrne, been down with that particular tank, out the day. At noon a basket, din greeted
that
booth,
girls
in
Japanese
eo*- of the Florida National- Bank:
and urged the people! to respond to ner will Ik* hold in the park across
Hamner
_ t.
Gainesville
•
tume will .servo; cold drink*.
their
government’s
call
by
buying
Officers Elected
'
* * President's annual Address
from the church at which every
Election of Officers
•\ ‘ *
t
#
Capt. DeCottes member of the congregation and all cream and rake* . There’ll be a min
Address, ."Citrus Culture in the * Selection If Next Meeting Place , Victory Ronds.
The newly elected -officers are: • ?
strel show, too, with usual fun.
then
introduced
Hon.
W.
P.
A.
Orient," W. T. S w ing** Washington
ForrcstyLakc of Sanford, president;
Report of Committee oir Legisla Dineen, an attorney of_Palntku, w.ho visitors will be expected to be pres You always enjoy something new
.Introduction of the Question Box tion, M. E. Gillctt, Tamp»i
presidenj
of the Seminole Cjounty
ent.
yet something ever old, a prettily
was traveling with the tank, and
Bank.
Social Hour.
The program for. the day •* as fol arranged country store; there’ll be a
Friday. May 9. 9:15 p. m.
who made an inspiring address, deWednesday. May 7. 9:30 a. m
G. G. Ware of Leesburg, vice pros*
very good dancing lloor too, and
Home Fruit Gardens, E. IL . pitting the trials of the men of the lows:
10:30
Sunday
school
dent;
president First National Bank.
then too a bit of our own store deli
Grove Management,
O'Kelly, 'Jacksonville: II. H. '
tank corps, and telling what renl
Hon.
Don.
George
R. DeSaussiln* of Jackson
11:30
a.
m.
Address,
cacies.
A
booth
arranged
with
,J. G. Grpeqenbachcr, Apopka mons, Jacksonville: J. t . Bates, service was like. Mr. Dineen point
ville,
secretary,
treasurer: manager of —
C.
McMullen
W. L. Drew, Eagle Luke tempting
jellh
s
and
jnms.
all
from
Lake City, Itusseil Kay. Tampa
ed out the battle scurn on the tank
12:15 a in W d ^ s * . Dr. W. J GenAu in charge of Mrs.^ Wake Jacksonville branch, Federal Re
S. F. Inman, Florence Villa
Address, Shall We Have Fruit and told that often when the tanka
„ •„ field. . A fair wouldn't he u fuir if we serve Bank of Atlanta. •
S. P. Durrance. Avon Park
Gardens in Florida. E B. O Kelly. ruine out of action they were bright Carpenter
1:00 a. m.Checking up churgcs on were 'munUwx tho gay balloons ami
Executive committee: J. S. Reese
C. A. Yarnell, Crooked Lake Jacksonville
*
% „ ns a silver dollar from being hit so
’ Address. A Successful Home Fruit much with bullets, and would have Cultural Organization, by Presiding confetti, these will be floating and of Pensacola; Dr. L. A. Size of
Addresses:
flying too. Children must ever play Tampa and T. P. Denham, C. P.
The Use of Lime and Fertilizer, Garden, 11. II Simmons. Jackson to he re-camoullngvd. At the ^close Elder
an importapt pnrt in all things so Kendall and A. P. Anthony of Jack-'
Dinner
on
ground
ville
I! J. Wheeler, Hoston, Mass.
of his address he made a stirring np*‘ •
Address,
Fruit
for
Home
Use.
W.
Pruning in the ’Grove, S. C. In
peal to the people to buy bonds, and • 2 p. in. Devotional by Rev. L. K. there will be a contest to decide for sonville.
the
Queen
of
the
May.
.
L.
Floyd.
Gainesville.
At
the
morning
session
an
address
began taking subscriptions at once. Sessions
man. Florence Villa
Of course you wouldn’t miss know by Joseph A. McCord, fhaUman of
Cultivation in the Citrus Grove,.
Buyinfe began thick and fast, but
2:30 p. m. Stewardship <>f Prayer
S P. Durrance. Avon Park
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Waters and owing to the smallness of the crowd by Dr. Ira S Patterson. Missionary ing some future incidents of the cum- the board. Federal Reserve Rank,
Atlanta, was the ‘rlosing feature:•
l.almr and Power in the Grove, rhildren in<»torei| to Tampa Satur not a very lurge amount was sub Secretary
(Continued on paRC 6)
Mr. McCord spoke on War Savings
i A. -Yarnell, Crooked Lake
scribed at tin* meeting some thirtyday returning home Sunday.
3:00 p m. Stewardship of Tith
Certificates,
emphasizing the import
Irrigation’ as a Grove Practice,
five thousnnd being taken.
ing,‘liy Dr. W. J. Carpenter.
ance
of
thrift
among the American
I E. Staehner, Washington
.
After the meeting w tank demon 3:30 p m. Testimony on Tithing
people.
'*
stration was given on the vacant lot bv Presiding Elder
Wednesday, M«> 7, 2:1.5 p. m.
The American Institute of Bank
next to F a c e ’s store and the people
3:46 StTidy Work of the Local
Machinery in the Grove, W. King
was discussed by L. A. Perkins,
given a rhunre to see the tnnk take Church Campaign Director
.
Sexton. Vero; C. C. Tbulberry. Lake
consul
for the organization in Jack
dow'n
trees,
cross
ditchiyj.
logs,
rail
Checking up cbnrges on organiza
Wales; E. II. Favor. Galva, III.
sonville.
Lincoln Hulley, former
roads,
and
do
many
other
most
un
tion. C. E. Howard.’
Address, The -Use of Tractors in
president
of
the association and sen
believable stunts. The tank was
On tip* Sundays of May 18 and
the Grove. W. E. Sextor. Vero
ator
from
VolusU.
spoke opposing
then loaded on the train nnd taken May. 25 twenty thousand minute
•----- Fertilizers. A. N\. Stockett, ^Bce
the
passage
oT
the
guarantee
bank
to the shops where the Loan Com men connected with the Centenary
----Ridge' Joe- Knight, Elfen*;
h- S.
deposit bill.
mittee
had
an
opportunity
to
meet
Campaign will spenk both morning
Ballintine, Ft. Myors
the -Boys <>f the A C* L.” and ex and night ill the Methodist churches
Resolutions Passed
\iliireHN, Fertilizers for Citrus
*
piate
the
workings
of
the
tank
to
„( the south. This arm> of speakers MET MONDAY NIGHT AND
Trees, F S, Ballenline. Ft. Myers.
A
resolution
was
adopted opposing
Aililress. The. Position of the Amor • TIIE CONTRACT TO BUILD (Item The shops assured the c o m uill go out into the rural districts
the
passage
of
tho
guarantee
deposit
TOOK
STEPS
TO
FIGHT
PRO
mittee that they were behind the and see to it that the Methodist con
nun Potash .Industry. A. W. StorkPOSED CHANGE OP •LAW
. « law. l t ‘«lso*'was voted thi\t .$300
THE NEW VALDEZ HOTEL
Loan.
* . .
gregations of every community un
•
froqj^the. treasury he appropriated
ett, Bee Itidges
HAS BEEN LET"’
With subscriptions coming in pret derstand whnt the campaign of iheir
A matter which is creating un for three scholarships to the state
Address. The Use of Composts os
Such’were the words of one of the ty fast it is expected that Seminole church ia for, explain the world needs usual Interest among Sanford far agricultural college, to bo divided
a Fertilizer for Citrus Trees, J. K,
members of the board of directors uf will go "«»ver" on most any da^now,- winch the denomination is trying to mers is the fertilizer bill now before between west, south and central
, Knight, Elfer*
*•
and the committee asks the people meet, and outline the missionary por- the legislature at Talluhassee.
Packing and Shipment.of Veget the Sanford Hotel Construction
Florida.
who intend to invest to make their grain for work both at home nnd in
Company
yesterday
when
the
Her
The bill was Introduced by Mral.h-s. L. W. Tilden, Winter Garden;
A resolution was passed urging
foreign fields. There are 20.000 conv Bryan of Osce*»la county and pro
ald reporter uppronched him for In sulierriptions early.
S H. Gaitskill, McIntosh
the
legislative' committee to encour
gregstions affiliated with the M. F. vides for a radical change from the
formation op the suited.
Address, The Refrigeration of
age
the passage of the bill appropri
Church. South, and the great major present law compelling fertilizer com
Pretty Bridge Party
Kruii aud Vegetable Shipments. A. “ The successful contractor wns the
ating
$50,000 for the Florida Stato
W’.- I’. Richardson Company of
\\ McKay. Orlando
Tuesday afternoon one of the pret i t y of these are housed in tiny frame panies to guarantee the nnalysis of and South Florida Fairs.
Deciduous Fruits, J. R. Watson, Jacksonville. Work is to begin on tiest parties\>f the season was given churches scattered over the rural fertilizer sold in Florida and pro
New Constitutions and nyvbaws
the contract about May 15th, and by Mrs. L. P. McCuller in honor of districts of the stiuth. It is to these vides for a heavy penulty. .for selling
Gainesville; l.indlcy Heimberger,
small
jnd
sqmftimcs
inaccessible
fertilizer
wldch'doea
not
measure
up
the
contractor
guarantees
the
boprd
L. L. Bean proposed that the con
her sister. Miss Owens. The rooms
Gainesville; A. C. Haynes, DcLand.
vention adopt the new .constitution
Address, Has the Pencil Been of directors that the hotel will be of the lower floor which opens, cn churches that the minute men will to the analysis claimed for it.
Under the old law thousands, of and by-laws which have been under
Given a Fair Show in Florida, J. R. ready for guests by November 1st, suite were artistically decorated for particularly go May 18 and 25.
The reason such an army of dollars have been returned to far consideration for the last year, Thathe occasion with spring- flowers,
1919.
.
Watson, Gainesville.
The contractors have had a- num roses, sweet peas, pink and white speaker* will addre** southern Meth mers of .this section on goods of this motion was seconded and adopted
Wednesday, May 7, 8:30 p. m.
carnations *nd quantities of green. odists on these particular dates is be nature which did not analyze as per unanimously.
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Avocadoes, W. J, Kromc, Home ber of large jobs for the government
cause the financial drive, of the specifications in the past few years.
and
others,
and
the
'
organization
At
the
conclusion
of
the
game
At
the
close
of
the meeting th*
stead; John B. Beach, W'cat Palm
church for $36,000,000 will open
built
up
by
them
for
the
handling
of
score*
were
compared,
Mrs.
Claude
It
scents
that
the
Sanfofd
former*
American
Bankers’
Association held
Beach; E. N. Reasoner, Oneco
May 18 and'cloae May 26 and these
Address, Avocado Varieties, E. R. their vast amount of building busi Howard having highest was present two Sundays mark the fnost impor are nbout the only farmer* who a brief session at which L. A. Dice!
ness is an assurance that Sanford ed with the daintiest of lingerie.
have taken advantage of this low to vice president of . Florida presided.
Vosbury. Washington, D. C..
tant udays
In> the Centenary calendar.
will
enjoy
a
real
modern
up
to
date
wni
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,.xtcnt. They are extremely in
Also
the
guest
of
honor
was
present*
Packing and Shipment of Citrus
Banquet at Beach Hotel
In the rural churches where there i*’*| tcrested
/ ...... and are taking the lead in
tourist
commercial
hotel
within
the
ed
with
s
pretty
piece
of
lingerie;
Fruits. C. W. Barnes, Winter Haven;
one
circuit
rider
to
four,
six
snd
some
time
limit
of
their
contract.
At 3:30 o’clock In tho afternoon a
Mrs. Galloway cutting highest re-'
thr movement to defrut the pro
B. E. Lennard.- Jacksonville; Wm.
one circuit rider to four, six and posed change.
arge
delegation lcft ln j _ chartered
ceived
a
beautiful
hand
painted
dish
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Edwards, Zellwood
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•ometimes .Un churches-it_ will bi
train
over the Florida East Coast
Chlldren'jLPjUl________
and
Mf*.
Floyd
a
dock
ul
carda
for
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Addresst Marketing Citrus Fruits,
At a meeting_ held on Monday
necessary
for
a
great
number
ol
Railway
for Atlantic Beach, the
Mrs. A. B. Mahoney entertained consolntlon.
C. wr BarnaaV Winter Haven
minute men to take care of the en night n committee composed of A. K. afternoon and_carly evening being
at
a
children's
party
Monday
after-)
The
card
tables
were
laid
with
' Address, The Transportation of
tire services both morning and even Powers, L. A. Brumley. E. A. Doug devoted to the attractions at the
Citrus Fruits, B. E. Lennard. Jack noon from 3 to 6 o’clock i t ner prctty lunch cloths and a moat elab- ing in all of the churches.
lass, Boyce Bell nnd Tom Hawkins
home
In
honor
of
her
daughter,
|
orale
*a|Bd
cSurso
was
aerved,
folwere appointed to visit Tallahassee Atlantir Beach Hotel and to recrea.
sonville
,
As
the
minute
men
of
the
South
Address, The Food Products In littlc Miss Mary Lillian, who cel*-.' lowed by an Ice cream tourse, where
In the Interests of the farmeri here. tlon out of doors.
ern
Methodist
church
represent
its
rated
her
sixth
birthday
anniversary
tke
coior
scheme
pink
and
green
was
At night, beginning at 8 o’clock,
spection Work of the U. 8 . Bureau
This committee left Wednesday af
of Markets, H. E. Kramer. Wash on this occasion. Pink and white 1 Clirrjc(i out in every possible detail, leading and most distinguished citi ternoon and were promised a hear the two hundred and more attended
were used In decorating the living 1 Mrs. McCuller was assisted In serv- zens, tho addresses In the churches of ing before the joint committee. The the banquet at the Atlantic Beach
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room -and dining room, and the little jng her guests by Mrs. Allan Jones. the denomination oq these two dates time set for the hearing was yester Hotel. Giles L. Wilson, vice presi
Thursday, May 8, 9:30 a. m.
will - represent tn assemblage of day afternoon. This is the second dent of the Florida National Bank
guest of honor wore a white frock
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Insects and Diseases, L. R. War
speakers
and speeches Ijoth Unique committee sent .to the capital on presided most ably aa toastmaster.
Raptlst Church
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ner, Key West;. II. Louis Geiger, with pink ribbons. After-a couple^of
and unparalleled in the denomina
An excellent menu was ierved and
hours*
entertainmeht
and
a
jolly
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goo*d time the fifteen little guests, The pastor • theme next Sunday tional world.
dinner^
The’ farmers c la lm ih a t they do during the progress of the
Addresaea:
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were Invited into the dining r o o m , morning wi bo Aeob or an Army?
not
want
their
money
back
for
fer
there
was
music
by
the
orchestra
Some Horticultural Pests to Quar where pink ice cream, cake and bonThere, will be no preaching in the
. Spring Festival
tilizer th a t Is not up to specifica stationed in the foyer of the hottl.
t .i j evening, the congregation uniting in .
antine Against and Their Nature,
bon®
served.
The
dining
tablo
j
pxerci,^*
in
the
High
School
tions. They want the ingredients to At the close of the bsnquet, the ma
One
year
ago
energies
were
fairly
L. R. Warner. Key Wast
be in the goods as represented. A
was
laid
•
with
a
lace
cloth
and
cenAuj
i
lorium.
The
program
for
next
elboatjng
etch
other
for
good
ex
Quarantine. W ork'of the State
jority returned to the tflty, quite a
pression in all lines pertaining to difference between the analysis
Plant Board, Dr. J. H. Montgomery, tered with an arrangement of pink Sunday will be:
War Work. Uppermost In the aif claimed and the actual analysis of number remained over for tho dance
Sunday school, 10:30 a. m.
and white flowers around the beauGainesville
was the cry for funds whereby the tho fertilizer may mean many hun which waa featured and to remain
Preaching,
11:46
a.
m.
Community Spraying an^ Com tlful birthday cake, which was adorn
Red Cross work might claim a bud dreds of dollars loss before the short at the beach unill Monday.
B. Y. P. U., .7:30 p. m.
pulsory Spraying, II. Louis» Geiger. ed with six little pink candles. As
get. That waa first and entertain age can be discovered. They claim
E. J. Engle made a stirring sfecch
• ' Miami.
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b e U n d wa> ^
ment was last. Hearts were heavy that the penalty clause is only neces
Does It Pay to Spray Citrus
sary lo r its moral effect upon m anu having for his topic the Victory L!,b*
ing the little folks were Mrs. Chas. fUest cf Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrash w ith' impending gloom, brought
Trees? G. D. Sloan, Lakeland
facturers.
.arty Loan.
about by tha World War. Yet
Colcotte.
I er on Tuesday.
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Future Protection Against Cltru* L.. ,B ritt’• and Mrs..
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IN INTEREST M.E. CHURCH
OF V LOAN ON SUNDAY
WILL MEET
IN ORLANDO
MAY 6-9
RICHARDSON
CO. BUILDS
VALDEZ
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FRIDAY
April 26th
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Mary Pickford
SATURDAY
Gladys Brockwell • *
Pauline Frederick
in . 1
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-*i‘^HB-4/AGLKH-M A-T-K— -— "Tttff-FORBII)DEN~,'‘
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ROOM”
also a •
Mack ScnnetL
Mnnlf Sennoll
also a
comedy . .
comedy
Big-V Comedy
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Vivian Martin
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THURSDAY
WEDNESDAY '
TUESDAY .
MONDAY
in
An All-Star cast
in
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Theda Bara
Fred Stone
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FRIDAY
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" T H E G IR L OF THE
-GOLDEN- -WKBT-
Billy Parsons in
also
also
also
F atty Arbuckle
. in
"A Paff oTPink Pajamas”
a cortiedy
a comedy
"C A M PIN G OUT"
A WOOING”
"UNDER THE TO P”
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“ CLEOPATRA”
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Lyric Theatre Open Every Saturday With a Pleasing Picture
AT 7:45
MATINEE DAILY AT. 3i45;
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With Annette
• • Kellerman, Etc.
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Miss Mary Pickford portrays the thinking thnt they ean take all the
role (if a gently reared girl, who is Money that belongs to Pansy when
taken from her home in t)ie valley she is out of the way. Jimmie and
and thrown in with the moonshiners. Pansy fal.l in love and Jimmie de
We see her surrounded hy luxuries cides to look after Pansy. When
'Jane (Joes a-Wooing*
and by penury, or at least by the the cirrus men return anti kittnyj*
Pansy and try to force her to ittflrry
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Revealing lu-r in a n6w and 'un outward evidence of If, but
ope.
of. thcnr. Jimmie, follows
the.
usually captivating character,isattuib »( b"me.------------------ --------circus, grub: the marriage license at
tliat of a brave,"resourceful, highthe opportune moment, and,'leads
* The Tor bidden Itooni
minded Irish stenographer, Vivian
them a pretty chase about the cirMartin; the beautiful Paramount,
A gripping photoplay at the Star ctis, doing stunt after stunt, ns he
stur, appeared in her latest starring Saturday, hns Gladys Urockwell a . eludes his pursuers. Incidentally, he
star, appeared in her latest st its star.’ This t-.!cr,t.'d William ’'nx wins Pansy in the end.
vehicle. "Jane Goes a-Wooing" ■at luminary V « an intensely dramatic
►the theatre- .yesterday. The pic story which holds one's acute inter
. Shipping of Tlrky Cattle
ture made an instant and emphatic est because if the unique way in
The State Live Stock Sanitary
* hit with the aijdtenrc and every, which i t -is developed. It is a story
scene of the gripping story was , of corruption in otliciul circles, so Itjurd, at a meeting held in Taliuwatched with breathless interest.
familiar in most cities. It shown th linssrc, April 21, passed an order"Jan /1 Goes a-Wooing" unfolds a lengths to which ambitious but un- | permitting, the. shipping of tifk in
Story that has great love interest scrupulous men will go to gain | festr.l cattle for slaughter without
and the whimsical quality that one power and till «hmr>*. bets with the dipping t.. recognised slaughtering
. expects of Miss Martin’s pictures. money of the taxpayers —drugging J points. After a consultation with
K. M Nighbcrt
of the Federal
of miiers
others in
10 the
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In addition itt has more real uinii|ii
drama jj,,. reputations* oi
h e r recent offerings and ] u l, |lou, a ,iualni if by this means/Dureuu of Animal Industry and the
than most of her
prove
t |„.y lull
,an benefit
live stock sanitary- authorities
in
it should alii!d doubtlessa >will
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nnirii. themselves.
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L/.*.. t iol/ i i p n i l i r n l i n t l Vt Ofh
one of her most successful vehicles.
met t ,„.ir match in the ■“■«..“i "» where
tick eradication work
Miss Martin plays the part of U a rn cler ,hn. Miss -Brock well p«r- . has been earned on for u number of
it was felt that cattle desJune Neill, a courageous little girl lrlly«. They separate her from her y ,ir".
ropulnI
tined
for
slaughter might be perinitwho chews gum nod who takes die- 1 sweetheart and blurVen tin
herself
ted
to
be
shipped by rail or boat
She makt
tution for a living She bus all tin lion of both
spunk of the best type of American ' „rt,mn PVen
l‘‘rrltor> " r l,‘rr,t“r> ,n*
jpvi*n worse
worsp tlinn
than she is painted,. lhroun‘'
which systematic licit eradication
business girl and she is loved by . jn her endeavor to clear the man ,
, " ,has’ ......
work is being• carried on. without
Mickey Donovan, who runs the1 whom
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■ •loves----.. 1 1j1 work
she
and*, “w'ho
scorned
*her because of plotters tales; but* 111 tr a danger of re-infecting such ter
“ White Mouse" lunch rart
ritory. if done under proper pegulaHut Jane doesn't think she loves the end she wi?y hack his love and tions.
Mickey quite enough to murry him. confounds the enemy. Miss HrorkWhen her father, who i* somewhat well’s work is worthy of her enviable
of u vagabond, goes away nnd leaves repulutiou us uu actress of great
(he twins, her two younger sisters, in emotional strength.
her care, .lime • derides that she is
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"Under the Top"
I by rail br boat without dipping to
.quite able to tke care of them. She
If you have youth in your heart, any public stock yard or slaughterobtains a position ns stenographer to
an eccentric old millionaire who is no matter what your ag* . you should mg center in tins state for -laughter,
writing a pln>
There she meets see "Under the Top,” which wilMie provided that such stock yards and
Monty Lyman, the old man’s rela at the Star. Theatre Wednesday slaughtering neuters as are located ,
tive and heir, a handsome. hap| y- This second Artcrnft picture starring in counties released from state and
go lucky youth and she fulls in love Fred Slone is n wonderful atory of j| federal quarantine or in counties in |
laughter and thrills. The faMous ’ which systematic tick eradication isl
with him.
comedian is so absolutely different j established are equipped with soparAt the Jjtar Theatre Monday.
in his methods of fun creating th a t; ate unloading pens, chutes and other
facilities as will prevent the spread
himself and
"TIIK EAGLES MATE"
of
ticks in such territory; and pro
a
new
soyle
X WONDEItFUI. STOItY tiF
vided
further, that persons, linns or
WONIM'.ltKI'l. Al’I'EAl.
corporations, owning or operating,
Displaying her remarkable talents
•oii’li facilities male application to
in a pbotoplay of e*. eptionul power.
the Hoard, in writing, and agree to
Mary Fiekford will be seen to splen
did advantage in "The Eagle’s when, as a youngster he longed for «’«»••,ply with all requirement, in th
Mate" at the Star Theatre next Fri the life “under the big tops." lie is safe bundling and disposition of surl,
day. "The Eagle's Mate" is a story introduced ... the prologue as Juim- shipments as prescribed by the
Hoard.
of wonderful appeal, it is n tale of tnic Jones, n hoy with a laugh, and
Any present rule or regulation,
the hills, of tnen who tnnkc their years later he is the most daring
notice
or order contlicting with the
'painter
of
buildings
in
Three
Forks.
' living outside of the law. Primitive
provisions
of the above order is withThe
circus
ngain
visits
his
village
men in whom rebellion at , restraint
and'pretty
Pansy
O’Neill
who
has*
put
force
and
effect,
reams the natural consequence of
Done and ordered at Tallahassee,
the rnrified nir they breathe', men inherited the circus from her father,
inclined to make love in the same it, left in the town to stay with an Fla., this 21st day of April. 1919.
W. A. McRae, Proa’t.
- brutal manner as that in which they old ex-circus Woman, Lotto Crust.
J.
W. DoMilly, Sac'y.
Then
her
gunrdians,
two
crooked
make war, cither on revenue officers
State Veterinarian.
circus
nibif,
go
on
with
the
show,
or on their unneighborly neighbors.
• Chain
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AMUSEMENT
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A Good Tire Year
Y ou have doubtless noticed
the g r o w in g preponderance of
United States T ires.
E very o n e is asking for tires
of k n o w n value and proved
dependability.
And that is . p recisely what
U n ited States T ires represent
In the m inds of m otorists here
and ev ery w h ere.
T h e idea hack of United
States T ires — to build Rood
tires — th e best tires that can
be built, is appealing to rapidly^ -*,
g ro w in g num bers.
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W e can provide y o u with
United States T ires to meet—
and m eet e x a c tly — y o u r indi
vidual needs.
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United States Tires
are Good Tires
B & 0 MOTOR COMPANY
OVERLAND SALES & SERVICE COMPANY
PHILIP W. ROBERTS— MIMS
AMERICA IS FACING AN ERA OF UNPRECEDENTED PROSPERITY!
The “whole world” is looking toward her to largely supply the necessary
things for human progress. Every ounce of brains and energy o f the peo
ple are needed at this critical hour to help her meet the great responsibil
ity
E v ery a v a ila b le resource should be mustered into service.
lo the
people o f Seminole County, therefore there is now presented a solemn duty,
and his
faithfulness to his tu
country
in the~ balance
as he
ana
ms
iauniuiiiess
u. n. u» *j* « * «wilbhang
iiwv?p nMl.
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fllT l n O V D in Y l
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his course. mTo vote for__i tthe
new
Bond J Issue
and thereby nhelp
develop
some of the best lands in Florida or to vote against it and lock the wheels
o f progress and bring reproach upoma county that^is npwjbefore the eyes
o f the whole country.------:-----------HOW WILL YOU V01L.'
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ting -off their- Irish. potatoes this
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING
RESPO NDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN
TV—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
, Last Sunday, April 27th, 1919,
wan
a big day in Upsala —a beautiful
Willio Tyner left on Friday for a
day
on which q£kurred tly> marriage
uple of days' visit with bis mothUof one.of her sweetest girls, Miss
Signa Elizabeth, the oldest daughter
of Mr. and Mn. Leonard Vihlen to
Kenneth Wise Robbins at their
home on Bclair Grove. The cereUP8ALA AND GRAPEViLLE
work nt the shops but his wife re
mained for another weeK.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robbins and Ken
ncth Robbins were -guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Vihlen for
luncheon Saturday, . .■
_ We understand that the large
Haines grove, ono of the finest in
this section has recently been pur
chased by Mr. Lotllor. J. E. Lundquist has had charge of this fine
■a- THE-.-*
SMOOTHEST
SMOKING
TOBACCO
Mrs. Vaughn has swfrel corn in
silk now and rain ia~needed had (o
make it fill out. • - *•
. Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson are
selling some vegetables now (rom
^hcir garden. Wc will .soon have
sweet corn and cow peas and Irish
potatoea to eat and that will save
the food hill some.
Thej-c is nothing like having a
good home garden, it is a big help at
XJLTHEN / sm oke, I w a n t m y
J J . to b a c co ..csired J x y M oth er —
N atu re —
not b y M oth er-in -law P rocess ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson,
Miss Gladys Robinson_ and Mr«.
Will' Robinson were railing at Mrs.
Vatyjhn's Sunday'.
Mrs. Neal Gulp made a pop call
on Mrs. • Will Robinson Monday
afternoon
Mrs. Tom Fortier was shopping in
wrt Monday.
Mfa. Nicola was attending to
slnaaa to town Tuesday,
AftktyGlftdys 'Robinson was calling
MHu-yTom Fortier'* Tuesday
;ernoon.
Air. and Mrs. Geo. Ballinger made
ihort call on Mm. Vaughn Sunday
afternoon
sweet potato planting time
in Nature’s methods— no
stunts, no “hurry-up.”
people are* fixing tq plant now-and
that will-be' another saving of food
intcTic fever.
Dr. I’uleston has been
gaming out daily and thinks he has
jt now under control.
Mrs: Geo. Ballinger spent Tuesday
in town with her friend, Mrs. Vernon
Collar.
Clarence Hcrgquist visited with
m g in w o e d e n hogsheads, orin gs out
all the k in d ly com fort of f in e K e n
tu c k y B u r le y leaf.
I don't think this high cost of
living will last much longer for.
people are raising the most of their
food af. home.
The war has put'lota of people to
raisihg food at home.
Home raised food is so much bet
ter than what we huy.
Nice lot of rice and corn and pota
toes, then we can live good and rest
nt ease and not be at much expense.
Rice is easily raised.
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C igarette
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VELVET'S natare-aged
afUsMi a n d im o o th n e e i
moAa it / a i l right for
cigarette*.
Celery Bleaching Papei
Cypress Lumber
SEEDS
Bean, Swceleorn, Pepper, Tomato
.C ucum ber.
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Green, Lime-Sulphur. ..
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SANFORD, FLA
THE FA M O U S CHANDLER M OTOR CARS
Atlantic Hotel
D a , aad H t f s a 8 tr » * t«
All rallfsad ticket t f i m la baUdJaf, « t lev e l •**rjtfclag. At) a t i n i l a r t t i i a n l t .
r u n c U n la • •*/1 t l f l l f i l u . Kalaa,
M fH B , |l.S B la l l J t ; t* a , « » • ■ . 11.00 la
ti.1 0 . Bath I t J I , 11.00; 1« .
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Sl.Ot. B. FRANK FKAKCR, Ptep.
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T oday it is your privilege
to enjoy, w ith hundreds of
thousands of other sm ok
ers, this m ild and friendly
V E L V E T tobacco.
SCHELLE MAINES
Dr. C. J. Marshall
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T h e quicker, less ex p en “fjF-sivc m ethods can n ot possi
bly produce th e fragrance,
c o o l n e s s and dow n right
pipe qualities o f V E L V E T ,
cured in N a tu r e ’s wav.
GENEVA
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Mr. arid'#Mra. B rannon and two
in te n s tin g children df Minims spent
. the week end with -Mrs. Brannon's
, parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. D a n
iels.
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Fred Ballard, a n o th e r of our sdldier boys returned home from
Fra nee last^ week.
. Mr. and Mrs. The oil ore Tice and
Mr. ami Mrs. Aubrey Moran were
Visitors in Orlando Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. If. H. F attishall
received a telegram from the.ir son.
Lt. W A. Fattishall th a t he had a r
rived in New York and would soon
tie home.
Their many fri< nds rejflTre with them .
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Misses E d n a and Alice Geiger of
Ornlndn spent the week with their
parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Geiger.
O.
H
Nicholson
visited his
brother's
family
at
Mims
last SunS top W asting Soap
«i»y.
Measure Out W hat a
Mm. Ira Starling is recovering
jk y Y o a
from l\e»r recent illness under the
care of Dr. C. J Marshall of S a if,
ford.
Mrs, R (f* Nirtmison, Mrs. T ro y .
Froctor. Mrs. Geo F i l e r ' and Mrs.
Mr and Mr* Will R ay io r, Miss h \ Wicks were shopping in S an
Isabella R ay n o r urid some west side ford Inst Wednesday.
Mrs. A ubrey Moran and Misses
BUSINESS CARDS
friends * w e nt to D ay to n a Beach
Helen and Fuuline Moran expect .to
Sunday.
leave for Miami this week, where
One Inch Cards Will lie Published Ua< #***Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Ward they will visit Mr and Mrs. D ‘. W. I
der This Hesdlng At The Rate Of $7.2$ came from Jacksonville Friday for- a
Moran.
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visit with Mrs. W ard's parents.
A chicken pillau was given on the •
Mrs. Ward wilt remain for a week.
Mr. Ward has accepted a position in shore of Lake {icneva last S a tu rd ay
Jacksonville instead of going to Sa evening in honor o f our recently re-J;
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lem, Mass., as planned.
turned soldier boys, Fred Ballard
ornue in the court mouse
Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. Hart and and Robert Hill. It is needless to J
d au g h ter drove to D aytona Beach say the evening was very much en
S A N F O R I)
FLO R ID A .
Sunday in their new seven passenger joyed. Those attending from San- g
C handler car and had as their guests,
ford were Mr. and Mrs. David
Mrs. Jam es Estridge, H erm an Mid
dleton and F ran k Roper from town Speer and Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mar- r
and Miss Florence Moremen of Win
ter Park. T he party dined at The
Breakers and had a delightful day.
LAWYERS
Mr. and Mrs. Ross King and
Sanford
Florida
thro^ daughters and their guests,
Mrs. Jennie Sheehan and two chil
dren spent Sunday very pleasantly
a t I^aytona Beach.
Office 309 Park Avenue
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Cameron have
Telephone 291
recently had a large screen porch
OfficeHn: 10- 12$,m. & 2-4 p.m built on their house anil are further
adding to t l i t. appearance, of tho>
home by newly, painting it.
We carry
Price k. Coller are building a large
back porch and breakfast rootp on
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the G. C. Chamberlain home and
the most complete stock and the fiye most select lines
handle^ in the county. Tires we sell are
postively guaranteed.
TUBES, GASOLINE, MOBILOILS, GREASES, COMPLETE STOCK OP
AUTO ACCESSORIES. WHITE STRIPE LEATHER FABRIC TIRE COVERS
have plans for a fine new garage for
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zernovcan
have let the contract to Mr. Shinhoiser for a $4500.00 house to be
WAVERLY HOTEL built opposite the Ellsworth home.
lt will be of interest to the Herald
readers to know .that the Chamberain celery before mentioned in this
column is making a wonderfully
good yield, rutting out 2 }) cars per
acre. There are about 15 acres and
las all been sold through the Sanord Truck Growers, Inc., to Mr.
NEW ST. JAMES HOTEL
Jacksonville,
Florida Ahurn representing a Chicago ItroO h l i a r S tack f r*M 11**d
terage firm.
C m i n i la I l n U a U , p a rk
(Car.jJalia Bad I U h m Hi,)
Hot and Cold Running Water in
WEST GENEVA. AVENUE
Every Room—Steam Heat. ,
SPECIAL RATES FOR APRIL
We are having awful dry weather
AUTO TIRES
Phone 16
IMMEDIATE SERVICE—YOU DONT
HAVE TO WAIT—THERE’S A MAN
AT THE CURB TO SERVE YOU
Phone 16
Wight Tire Company
SEMINOLE
BANK
ANNEX
ON
MAGNOLIA
AVENUE
�TUB SANFORD HERALD
PACE THREE
“A Feed For Every Need
Groceries, Fertifizer, Crates of all kinds. carloads a specialty, Cut-rate
Auto Fires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet Potato Plants.
When You Want Any
ttyng Just Phone 181
PURINA
CALF
WOW
CATES CRATE COMPANY
Married
Sunlight...,.,......... .. Harriet Ware .
The Robin Sings in thp
Apple Tree.......MacDowcll
Mrs. A. M. Philips, Soprano
Toreador’s Song (Carmen)...
In Flanders Field#"* Bergen....
Mr. Mallory Horne, Tenor)
Duet. At Dawning
Cadman
,
Mrs. Philips, Mr Horne
Glad Festal Day........
Swiss Mountain Fpng
Mucken
Ladies' Quartette
Piano rolecHons—w ill- be
Heller, Schubert,
mer,
Godard. Singing,
Mattel; Wacli, Schubert, Tausig
Only the immediate families of the
young people witnessed the mar
riage
The vocal selections for program Kev* ” •
Hartl
in the High School auditorium next terprise officiated
RIDE A BICYCLE;
GET SOME PEP.
Forget
That Spring-Time
SANFORD
CYCLE
Phone 251-‘»V -
Feeling
COMPANY
115 Park Ave.
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R isin g S u n
w h e n applied to
Self R isin g Flour
Is m ore than a trade name
__AtJcneans_jJlQur w m cn .n as a
entific baking, efficiency and
inestim able food value.
W IGHT GROCERY CO.,
Sanford, Fla.
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THEY CARRY EVERYTHING
201 West First Street
Tuesday evening, May 6th will in
of her daughter, Hilda
to Mr. Charles Winder
'riday, April 18th, 1919,
Sanford, Ha
The wedding of -Miss Hilda Corinrte Keen of this ctfy • and Mr.
Charles Winder lliil of Danville, Ga.,
Vas uuietly solemnised at the home
. H. Garner, 619 Fork
six-o’clock FridayA fter
aTenue,
aeon, l ,
The ceremony was performed by
-Br.-Ev- Darnall Brownlee of the
Presbyterian church,
The wedding date was act for
June.- but the young people changed
their plans and surprised their
ilm
ti Q
med as
"fn short, the United States gov
ernment ns indeed Would he true ol
these telephone corporations if they
were in prasenlon amS rontro| of
their properties—h> in exactly the
same position as is every individual
•n this country engaged in business.
First, ft just as Individuals, are, "is
obliged to pay high prices for every
thing, usvd-in its business; .anile u :iL
no business, whether run by nn indi
vidual or corporation or by the
United States, can continue to fur
nish any product, commodity or ser
vice for a price which is less than t
costs to produce .it. If any indi
vidual or corporation undertakes to
furnish an article or service for less
than it costs to produce or furnish it
bankruptcy is inevitable, if the
J n the letter of transmission with
which the Southern.,Bell and Cumh erland •Uomnnitihs file these new
Schedules of, rates*ln this and other
states in which "they operate, the
several "Sate commissions arc in
vited to call upon the companies for
any financial or statistical .data show
ing cost of operation and income, all
of which the companies ofTer'to sub
mit ' in support of the new rate
schedules. Attached to the sched
ules is copy of the order of the post
m aster general to the operating
hoard of the United S tates Tele
phone and Telegraph Adm inistration
approving these rates and directing
t h a t ‘they be put into effect at the
earliest practicable moment,' and
c o p y of letter from the operating
board to the companies, directing,
that these new rates lie put into ef
fect May 1st "or at the ea'liest date
One hundred years, one week and
thereafter consistent with theraliilily
of yoiir organization to handle the one day the Methodist Episcopal
church entered into the work of or
details "
ganizing missions
T he M ethodist
T he schedules ol r a tts proposed Kpiscopul church, South, is observ
are not wholly an increase of ex ing this centenary by an effort to se
change rates, liul ra ther a readjust cure money tu expand its work. It
ment of the rate structure, b a se d asks of its member? thirty-five milphn cnmmprrtnl rmntftirnre—rjf tr* lion Hollars to be expended during
day, with a View to bringing nearer the next live years and has published
to a balance the cost of operation a world’s survey showing the needs
and the income derived from the ser of the various mission fields, what it
vice; the need for whirl* is made,a I proposes , to spend o n -e a c h anti the
onee.apparent when it is eonsidered number and class of workers it
th a t almost without exception the wishes to send out. The survey is 11
schedule nf rated for exchange rser- wonderful publication In its' clarity
vi..,.—lnin.li '
i,k
was made
up in a time when ! 2 -ccnl bacon,
The people of the United States
$ 1.00 shoes. $15.00 cothes and 8 and
have been culled on to give immense
In cent cotton were satisfactory sums of mom y during the Inst few
prices i"f these commodities, In years with liu other statem ent than
the main thoincw schedule filed in the general put pose for which money
creases.rates fur local telephone ser was intended. No a tte m p t has been
made to enlighten the people as to
vice and yet under
certain local
how much of the money they were
culled on to give was to go tu those
who were supposed to he the bene
ficiaries ad how much would he
takeif out before reaching them for
press agents, saliurfcd officials or the
various other expense? th a t so often
eat up a very large part of what is
given ih c h a n ty . The
Methodists
might have been pardoned if they
had pursued the usual course and
asked the contributors to give blind
ly,, for they were appealing to their
own people.
While of .course they
would gladly accept any aid coming
Horn the outside they nre appealing
only to their membership.
S
CniMF CUT
CM. .jOftKlM* SiPt **o.
CiiAOfTff roeecto
Zestful and sparkling Orange-Crusli
tempts the thirsty and allays it—com
pletely, refreshingly.
Each champagne bubble of OrangeCrush is aglow with.carbonated golden
goodness.
Served ice-cold, the fresh-fruit flavor
of Orange-Crush becomes superbly de
licious.
Orange - crusH
Ornnge-Crush is obtainable wherever
soft drinks are sold. Try an ice-cold
bottle. Then order a case for the
home. \Ve stake .our . reputation .as
bottlers Ok * the absolute purity “ of
Orange-Crush
Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Sanford, Florida
A Flavor for
every
illiimii
So it is doubly refreshing to see
that they uro telling those whom
they ask to contribute just what
they propose to do ‘with th etmoney.
t ijiii in
No one is asked to give blindly.
Every one know show the money is
to*, be used. Besides the fact that
fhls'ls honest with the contributors
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the decision of all these matters and
their publication before hand shows
a definite program already formed
with nothing left to whim or caprice.
But the thing that impresses us
more than anything else is that they
have started o’, t to do a certain
thing and tell all who are Interested
just what that thing Is. They show
a thorough study of the needs of the_
AY, you’ll have a streak of smokeluck thatTl
different fields and of the best means
put pep-in-your-smokemotor, all right, if you’ll
to supply them. They tell where
ring-in with a jimmy pipe or cigarette papers and every man they propose to send out
will go and tell what he .will do —
nail some Prince Albert for packing I
whether preacher, edu
appealing all along the smoke line.
clan or nurae. The
who con
Just between o u r selv e s, you
Men who never before could
tribute to the l)ig fund this church
never will wise*up to high-spotproposes to raise will know precisely
amoke a pipe and men who’ve
amoke:joy until you can call a pipe
what they 'are doing. - ’
smoked pipes for years all testify
by its first name, then, to hit the
to the delight it hands out I P . A.
peak-of-pleasure you land square
a in 't b ite or perch t Both ere
on that two-fisted-man-tobacco,
Sympathy as a Fine Art
cut
out by our ezcluslva patented
Prince Albert I
Sympathy I* mm of IW'line urt*. Il
process I
dimdil enrlrh,
not
liii|H>vcrl*<h;
W ell, air, you'll be so all-fired
t
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ttrenglhen,
not
weaker);
Inspire
while
happy you'll want to get s photo
Right now while the going's
I comfort*. It la easy enough to any
graph of yourself breezing up the
good you gat out your old jimmy
rou are sorry. It la enay to grieve wlfti
pike with your amokethrottle wide
pipe or the pepera and land on
four friend over hla trouble uud pity
dm for hla ndahapa. But the aympathy
open I T alk about em ako-eportt
some P. A. fo r w h e t mile y o u r
*hlch
la n fine art doc* not encourage
particular im okem ppetite l
Quality makes Prince Albert ao
dm to give way to despair. It frilmuatew It puta hope In place of heart*
iche. It point* on nfid tip. Do nqt
vrong your friend with the sympathy
ehlch will make him feel Ilka pitying
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, W inston-Salem, N. C.
tlmself.
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Impurity-proof, In the-waxwrapped, safety packages;
because If Is s u p r e m e
In qualify.
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SANFORD HERALD
dollar*—well, I am’ willing to pay
my share of that, even If I do not
have a ear or ’ a truck or even a
horse and buggy to /ide with. I am
willing to pay my share of the tax
to spe Seminole coahty be the ban
ner county of the state and the lead
er of all other counties in building
good roads. Evrry one, I believe,
should feel this way about it. Even
those people < who are fortunate
enough now* to have the brick roads
running by their homes—they should
feel that it is their duty to see that
their neighbor gets the same benefit
from the ebunty by having a road
built by" or near his place. Think
this aver, dear reader*, anil vote for
the bonds that will make it possible
May? No!
WILL _
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“What? Make up my mind right now
that I've waited long enough; that I
can’t stay behind the times; that I'll
dig up. my dollar and put down my
name for America's big, broad, helpful national farm weekly,
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to have more good Toads.
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GENTLEM AN
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“My neighbors are subscribing already.
So I- will, too—r ig h t n ow .”
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Call me on th e p h o y an d "
poultry, garden; article*
tell m e so m eth ing like
on the
cf repair-”
th a t to d a y . I 'll »tort
ing nijd building; comy o u r * u b *C T iptipn as*— mcn-tcnfc editorial*,*®
quickly a* ever I can.
bully ihort **ory, a ge.iA year from now you’ll
crcu* installment of a
thank me for the sug
gestion. EveryThu:id.iy
T he C o u n t r y G e n -*
TLEUAN will bring you
it*,meaty discussion* on
howto make more money
from crop*, liveitock.
U .'g.d
grippirg serial —- of t en
a whole dollar’* r.-orth i*i
a tingle issue l 1
to cet you to subscribe.,
anyway, in the end.
Don’t mi*sanother issue!
Say "I WILL" right now.
Send Your Dollar Today to—
Willard N. Lumlev
902 French Ave.
Sanford. Florida
Phone N o. 40(
An «ulhori*ed rubscription rrprtamt*tiv« o#
t
Tkf C in tr j G ffllm ii
Tt* Ladira*
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ernor signed th« bill introduced by
the Representative of Seminole to
put hogs o( Seminole county in pens,
instead of scattering them all over
the face of the landscape, and tcachthem to Tie no respecters of persons
dr cabbage patches. Now 1 refer
directly to the four foot species of
hogs. This is a good thing, and the
peqple of the county should rally
around the polls at their earliest op
portunity and vote their convictions
on this hog law. If you don't want
oTTier people’s hogs bothering yotlr
'taler patch and dont want your
hogs bothering other people’s 'tater
patch,, theft vote for the adoption of
the law—the law contains'n referen
dum and doe? not go into effect un
til thirty days after *its ratification
at the (lolls. Again the people must
speak and it is the duty of every
voter to go to ’the polls and speak
his convictions on this question of
whether or qot hogs should’ run at
large in Seminole county. As all
voters expert of all officers that they
do their duty, it must be expected of
all voters that they .will do their
duty. I tell you now that I am vot1 ing for tho adoption of the law. and
would advise you to do likewise
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Sanford is now in th e midst of a
1 wonderful lot of prosperity and it
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
BUDGET OF O P IN IO N "JUST
BETWEEN YOU AND ME”
EVEN THE GATE POST
NOT IN IT
A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes
’ and Faith, "H e’ll Print ’em’’. —
. So Sara A a a la ttt----- -----Build for yourself a strong box,
Fashion each p art with care;
When it's strong us your hand
make it,
P p t all your troubles there:
Hide there all th o u g h t of your
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When y o u ’ve dropped in your care
and worry
Keep them forever there;
Hide th«m from sight so com pletely
T h a t the world will never dream
half;
Fast -n the strong box securely —
T hen si! on the lid and laugh.
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B ackus
’ Are you going to vote for bonds
to m ake h complete system of good
hard surfaced roads in Seminole
I know th a t L h a v e n ’t
ran co u n ty ?
much property on which to pay
taxes, but a t ’ the sam e time my
taxes are probably ea Ijard-for me to
fait- pay as he th at owns sections after
sections of good rich lauds, and while
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Yaa Can Boy From Ua at
Wholesale Price*
W rit* far r it M U i t
ff. A. M trqda; C o n p iij
rg tik > ,F u u .
OLD AGE STARTS
WITH YOUR KIDNEYS
Selane* nays th a t o ld a g t b eg in s w ith
w s a k s n s d k td n a ra a n d d ig ts tlv * o rg a n s.
T h is b tln g true, It I t t u r to b « lU v *
th a t by keeping th e k id n ey s an d d i
r e c tiv e organ* c le a n e e j and la p ro p e r
w o rk in g Order old Eg* can be d e fe rre d
w ad life p rolonged f a r beyond th a t e n
jo y e d b y th e a v e ra g e person.
' F b r o v e r 1M y e a ra C trl J ) M ED A L
H a a rle m Ofl b a a b een reliev in g th e
w e a k n ra a e s and d la a b lltty due to a d
v a n c in g yeara. I t . ta a sta n d a rd o ldtim e hom e rem edy an d needs no I n tro
d uction. O 0U > St B it AT. Ila a rte m Olt te
Inclosed in odorleee, te aie le ee cap eu lee
c o n ta in in g ab o u t S drops each. T a k e
th em a e you w ould a pill, w ith a sm a ll
■w allow o f w ater. T h e o il stim u la te*
th e k id n e y actio n an d en ab les th e
o rg a n a to th ro w oIT th e poleona w hich
cau ae p re m a tu ra old a g a Naw life an d
a tre n g th in c re a se aa you co n tin u e th e
tr e a tm e n t. W hen co m p letely re sto re d
c o n tin u e ta k in g a c a p su le o r tw o each
day. GOLD MEDAL H a a rle m O il.C a p
su les w ill k ee p you In h e a lth a n d A ig o r
a n d p re v e n t a r e tu rn o f th e dteeaee.
Do n o t w a it u n til old eg e o r d tseaee
h av e a e td e d dow n fo r good. Oo to your
d r u g g is t a n d g e t a box of GOLD
MKDAL H a a rle m Oil C apsules. Money
refu n d ed if th ey do n o t help you. T h re e
• le e a Hut rem em ber to a s k fo r th e
o rig in a l Im ported GOLD M EDAL b ran d .
In se ale d package*.
“THE BEST”
GROCERIES and FEED of ALL
%INDS—WE Have THEM
Your ORDER, LARGE or SMALL, is APPRECIATED
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'Remember that when you bring
your Ford car to us for mechanicalT
attention that you get the genuine
T’ortl service—materials, £xperiencee<l ~
workmen and Ford factory prices.
Your Ford is too useful, too valuable
v to take chances with poor mechanics,
with equally poor quality materials.
• . Bring it to us and save both time and
money. We are authorized Ford deal
ers, trusted bv the Ford Motor Coim. pany to look after the wants of For
owners—that's the assurance we offer. .
. We are getting a few. ForcF car^ahd
first-come first to receive delivery.'?
C. P. WILLIAMS
Agent
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Salesman
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T . Gellie.
Exeustf me if I do’ttbmf1 stains.
My address:
T van Gellie
Institution M ontesquieu
27 Rue Yules Simon
Libourne
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G iro n d e
Sour Oranges
Address STANDARD GROWERS. EXCHANGE
Preserve Dept.
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Wo. 1 Irish P o t a t o e s , peck
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60 c
other provision’ of the charter that
every one ought to he gla-1 of is the
crcafion of a municipal judge, or
municipal court to hartdlm all violat
ors of the municipal ordinances.
This judge will have for his job the
municipal court and he will not have
any other duties with the city. He
ought to escape the ever ready
charge (Viat he is thinking of some
thing else when he enters a fine. He
is appointed and fired by the city
commission. He must be a good
judge or he goes. The committee
man went on to explain the whole
system and stated that the charter
would be ready for inspection within
a few days, so it is needless *fOr me
to try to enumerate the many good
points. We will just wait until we
see it .and then, judge for ourselves.
It is to be submitted to ul voters
for ratification or rejection and then
we can take a shot at it as we think
it deserves.
C om ing' S o o n , and
W o r t h W ait in g F or
^ The new hotel is another of the
things that will make Sanford appear
to have new life. The Hotel Com
pany is now In poasession of the Weibourne' Bloek and just as soon u the
court officials can get into the new
court house f understand that-work
will commence on remodelling the
Welborne Block rinto a hotel. They
say we won’t know that old building
by November 1st. The company, ao
Doug nays will entertain in the new
hotel on Thanksgiving day, but one
of the other lire wire*, the vice Pre*.
says he thinks we will relebrata the
completion of the. new hotel on
W orld/Peace Day, Nov.* 1 1 —now
just let’s see who la right.
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Big* H a n d s o m e , R e f i n e d - A n d
the P ric e is O n ly $1795
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H e r a ld W a n t A d s W ill B r in g Kesults
with it; if he i« n>>! t tt.-d he does
not get the job. <-r h a l i t e gotten it
he ra n he reltew d just
soon as
th«- commission discover- bis tinfit>i — I!*- is not hound t ■ *•- city by
t i e strong lo rd
f a ; . . ’ , al pull,
and for that .and other reasons he
must do h;s work well T h e charter
committeeman .-aid also thi^l "An
Fruit and Vegetable Crates
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privileges without it costing
a few of his roligioiis, or political belief or'
** duties, be they what-they may. if
he is fitted for thy job he proceeds
On Flour, Grain and Feed
PRICES
Letter From French Boy
The following letter was. received
by Robert Holly, Jr., froift a little
French boy, Robert thought it
would be of interest to tjjy Herald
reVders, also parents who have sons
over there to know the French are
doing ail they can to make ’’our"
boys happy:
' ' Libourne, Cf27lh March. 1919
Dear Friend:
Y'ou will be perhaps astonished to
receive a letter from a young French,
but when -I have taken cognizance
of your brother, wiio we have re
ceived with a grand pleasure, he had
given to me your address for to cor
respond ~wlrtr y m r- --------------— —r
■-.Y’ou will excuse me-IX I do some
short-comTdg, but there are only
two years a'nd half a year I have be
gun to study the English.
We have been very happy to re
ceive your brother at ■home, i and
also, to fill the place of his parents,
who. are very far from him. liut
you may be sure he is happy and we
shall be very nice for him.
He comes often to sup and to
sleep at home; he arrives on the
Saturday and replies on the Sunday
evening. It’s not (very removed,
there .only. three or four'.miles, „ He
comes sometimes since •thif'sweek.
— He- had said to us he prepare his
officer examination, and u*e shall be
very happy to may feast him before
his departure. * t
I think you will b e ‘willing to.cor
respond with rpe. and I ask to you,
to have the kiqdness to correct my
mistakes.
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I exect you will answer to me
writing French, and 1 shall correctyour mistakes as well as I shall may.
I think I shall receive your answer
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Your new French friend,
f ratiee.
appears to m e to be the "d aw n of a
! new era" for the little old burg. As
recorded in the editorial columns of
Couldn’t Risk It.
th r Herald last week th ere are many
A cnrxl s to r y Is ti-l-l u f G cn c m l
things th a t speak for the prosperity jln s e o o k «>f G eo rg ia . ’W h e n Hit* l a t
and the general waking up of th e te r w as. 7*> y e a r s se n . i le e t e d n repcity. The new charter t h a t is to be •esen irttlv e. a frle iu l a s k e d : ‘’G e n e ra l,
subm itted to the ritiie n voters of liny I In tri'd ilc e ym i tn H e n ry f ’luyf*’ ji
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Sanford within a short tim e after the ‘No, sir." w a s th e pr- nipt r e s p o n s e ; *‘I
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legislature adjourns, carrying with it ini b is a d v e r -n r y . nfnl’ ehim «e n o t to *■»
the provision of a m anager plan is
Jone of t+ie best things for the city —
it is a change of system an d in short
it is the sy stem of the present day
municipal government. It places, so j
I u n d ersta n d from one of the chartercom m ittee, who I talked with theother day responsibility where it be
longs in a man who gets paid for
being responsible, and also where a
cimimm r itiie n of the town has
~~<rTTnrs~rfl -w iwnfir w ^ r m r - m r r
And eachh hitter
tu n e r cup that vou quail) ,
him. they may not he more in pro tind the man who i* responsible f•>r
Lock alt your heartaches within
portion l " his income th an "ill mine, this, that and the niti-r
It makes
Then sit on tiie lid and laugh
nevertheless, I am \*ottng for bond* 1t a m an ’s husme-s to ho.* after the
I believe in the good road system people’s business’ This man is to
Tell no one else its contents.
and 1 know th a t we cannot enjoy the tie selected for his fitness, regardless
Never its.secrets share;
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OU w ant a new touring car, a real touring car? A big, handsome car that really seats seven people comfortably? A car
so good m echanically th at you can depend upon it?
Well th e new series Chandler touring Is coming, and coming
soon. And this new Chandler is the car you are w aiting for. You
will be delighted w ith it.
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We cannot tell you all about it now, but let u s assure you
that t is ju st the;last word in beauty of design and finish and
upholstery and custom -like workmanship throughout.
Carrying this Handsome Body
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Is the Famous Chandler Chassis
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. The Chandler con tinues for 1919 all its distinguished mechan
ical features with m any refinements and improvements. The
fam ous Chandler m otor and th e sturdy excellence o f the whole
chassis m ake the Chandler notable am ong fine <3ars.
And still, the price is hundreds of dollars lower th an you are
w ith itt 0 ^ forother
^ h!<;h m l£ h t perhaps be compared
E arly O rd e r. W ill Be Given Early D elivery
SIX SPLENDID BODY’ TY’PES
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WIGHT TIRE COMPANY
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CHANDLER MOTOR GAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO
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On -Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. I,. Miller on First
street, Mrs. Lena Lee entertained
her-.Sunday school cliss of nine year
old girls.
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The entire class were present and
.enjoyed the afternoon with games
and an auto ride with Mrs. Millet.
Refreshments were served to the
little folks during the afternoon.
Those present w'ore: MildrM Lumley, Grace Lossing, Hattie Lowing,
Beth. Lossing, Leafy Brady, Violet
Muriu.KipiwuL_ifutali X or;
win, Ruth Faneher, Margaret Miller.:
David Miller. Jojin Miller. Edgar
Elliott, AUeen Tillis.
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ri U IN T A L M U SIC — IIav/niinn n u s ic -th c
tnusic cf . 1'rr.iicr, iuUy, i - n gland. Ireland,
Mexico and-Spr.i.-.-r-: jr.iic s o u r s , choruses and
concert;—solas, du
i r b ; and ejuartettes—songs’for
children, Rrown-up.1, dances—waltzes, one-steps, fox
trots, jazzes—banjos, trurhpfits juid accordions—violins,piccolos,, ufcdcles—brass hands, orchestras, pianos—
Grand O pera, vaudeville ot rIt? rlt-Ss—even whistling
tunes and yodeling arc jiurfectl/ played on
Sanford. Florida
Wi* have a complete line of records, and can make
immediate delivery. Terms if desired.
Wanted a Mourning Rose.
nifty,-
vol c ano
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Id ! Gntutrid In Kcundor, In the
In of Hie Andes, ft Inis
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Two little hoys went Into the rose
jardi'ii lo pick a rose for their muninm
Willie, who had rem itly lost Ids
jpnpn, said: " I ’m looking for u blank
- rose for my inumnia, 'caijso my papa
! ds dead.”
AT AUCTION
If you need fine and well-conditioned farm and draft stock, this
is your opportunity to get bargains. These animals have been care
fully selected by government experts, and are well fed.
Sales At The Following Camps:
Atlanta, Ga.
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North Charleston, S. C.
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30 Cavalry Horses, 350 Artillery
Horses, 250 Draft Mules.
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For information write Lieut. L. L.
Evans, Q. M /C ., Remount
Depot, No. 316, Camp
Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.
For information write Major Al
bert Kalb, Q. M. C., Embark
ation Depot, No. Charles
ton, S. C.
These animals are all prime, fat and in good condition: They are exception
ally fine farming stock. Sales will be held always at REMOUNT DEPOTS, rain or
shine*—under cover, if necessary, and to Highest Bidder. Lunch on grounds.
TERMS: CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK
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Sold singly, in pairsj or car lots, to suit purchaser. Halter with each animal.
Railroad Agents will be on the grounds. Come! IPs your last and best chance!.
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THURSDAY, MAY 8TH
Wonderful ’ Results — Marvelous
Demonstration Iq Chronic Illsrase Cases hy the X-Ray
and Electro Medical
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Offer Sorvice Entirely FREE
Belter P S e y l unle-d'
Dur iig Ih*' si"-1, of the “firing b~*
tival. May JO. J l . JJ. the Woman’s
Club will bold a Belter Babies’ Con.lest m.(I Parade, Tho c o n test -will
be held in the club house on Oak
avenue,(between, 3rd and *Hb streets)
on M onday, Ifftli. T u e s d a y , ‘2 0th
and We*!noaday, Hint, with Dr
'G race Whilfnrd. State H ealth Of
| licer us the examining physician.
| The hours for the contest of perfect
I babies will he from 9 a tn to Unit)
o’clock, anti from J p. rn. lo 3:30
p. m . •
Will all mothers please, confer
with Mrs. It. R. Deas, phone 67,
that she may get ready for this work,
enter your babies, that the list may
lie made out, ami hours given for
examination. The contdst cards will
not be handed out ns in the past.
They will be bold at the clllb for use
on these days, and all n mothei; needs
to do is to place her baby's name on
the roll. The roll will close yn Sat! unlay, Mky 17th, anil any names
; comihg in after that date will not be
‘eligible. This is to avoid uny confu
sion ami misunderstandings,
i Age limit for contest 6 months to
yenrs. Age limit for parade I
months to 3 years.
; Tin* parade will be on Wednesday.
May 3!*L at 6:30, forming at the
.club house, crossing Central Purk
anti up to tho Ninth Street Park,
where the festival will be hold, and
here will be nwnrdcd the prises for
the prettiest baby conveyance, nnd
one for the most original vehicle t 06.’
The .prizes tbi* tie better lraby con
test will be awarded at this time.
Watch for further notices in fol
lowing issues of tho Herald
EMBARKATION DEPOT
5 >1.77 Artillery Horses, 330 Cavalry
Horses, 160 Draft Mules.
'Will be at
CARNES HOTEL
St. Augustine. April 20. —(Spiteful*.
(By Mary Mcginnix*.)'
Complying with (olographic urtit-rs ( Tallahassee. Anri! 'Jii
(Special',
received last night from Governor Govcrnoa (‘alts issued th e following
C atts, Adjutant General
Christian ' order todaj:
today nniered the three rurupatiies General I H Christian,
comprising the St John*. C ounty
St Augustine, Fla.
Guards to
he as.ymbled to the
y,,,, a n . | l<w|,y com m anded to get
strength of one hundred m m and j„ touch t t „ |, sii.-ritT P erry, Lake
held in readiness to march ut-on f u r - ' c j , y>
| | o n „. nll(i Solicitor
tlier orders
Captains Brown, Caj 1 4Caldwell, Miidisun. hi regard to
Donell and Leonard have been or moving one hundred troops from St
dereil h\ Major Bailey, coinmantling Augustine v i-.i. Jacksonville and re
T h e hutlHon to assemble their com ceive from l he sin-riff of Jacksonville
panies in their respective armories four prisoners to be tried a t Lake
at ti o’clock this evening for instruc City for tin* murder of Mrs. K'uon*
tions in respect to movement of tIn* Arrange with either or all three
huftu'loji to Lake City
above officials the date you leave Si.
This is the dr -0 i all that ba** hceii Augustine with troops, arriving at
made upon the St Johns C ounty ! Lake City as per agreem ent.
IVGuards tf.,r dot \
il has been or- fend ’ said prisotiers even I if taking
I tiered f«>r the purpose of escorting to I human life and see t h a t they have
t Lake City for trial and protection fair trial I* protection of military
t h e f our al leged murderers d Mrs. troops.
Have decision from uttorKoo-is, w'ho are now held Ill the ncy general that homo g u a rd s run be
called into any part of (In* s ta te u n
der present law. therefore, as a d ju
t a n t general you have rig h t to sum
mons troops nnd fnree th e m to go.
Sidney J. ("alts.
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Governor.
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HORSES A N D MULES
CAMP GORDON
Elcclro Medical Specialists
This should be welcome news for
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those who cannot, conveniently visit
C hristian and th e rgtitrul laboratories at 117 West
of the Home i-’ors.' i!u -St . Jacksonville^ Fla.
fu rth e r orders
T h e ollvr .to treat ‘a ’l those who
c o u n ty officials
there and rushejl by automobiles to and it is expected they will escort call on this visit absolutely free t inedJacksonville and lodged in the-Duval the prisoners to Lake City the early iritle excepted; is their original pln»i
to get tjieir’ rnet’oils before the pub
county jail for safe keeping.
part of the week.
lic n'ji,*kiy.
H. L GIBSON
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COMING TO SANFORD
Come on Good Peo
p l e We are Nol
Quite Through With Our •Part of , This
War Job.
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Guards Drill Monday
At the hot regular drill of the
Mr. and Mrs.-It. F. W a shburn an
Seminole County Guards held or
nounce th e marriage *r*f th eir son.
Friday evening it was decided ti
Corporal Floyd W ashburn to -NfSi* cluinge the night for regular drill to
E ither \ ollaume at KomoranUli,
Monday night In the future insteat
F'rance, April 9th, 1919.
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*~|of Friday night ax formerly.
Floyd unlisted at the President’* . The change in the time was
first call for volunteers and has been brought about in order to uccomm'In the service three years; the Inst datc sc/eral of tho men who worl
year in Franco. MUs Vollaume lost late cn Saturday nights. As Sat ,r
her father in action early in thp war, day is a very hard day for a great
Thii culmination of a pretty ro' number of the men it Is believed that
mancc shows that not ohjy two tho Monday night drill will be le»s
hearts but two nations, whose
trying tor those who have this Satur
hearts beat at one, can make love as day work.
well as war.
The change U elTeaHve next we.4
The couple will Hmnke Sanford and the first drill under the n*v
their home as toon as Floyd la mus sehedul
tered out ot
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in the.-quickest
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on top of American
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valor, ingenuity,
and resourcefulness
did the job and did
When you take into consideration
th e remarkable success being made
by the Electro Medical Scientists in
tin* relief ami perm anent benefit of
chronic ailments, there Is absolutely
no excuse for i (ironic HiilTerers going
tJirmigh life burdened and atllicted
w it ic disi-nse.
You have only yourself to blame
(now that you know the truth), if
you continue to Buffer from rheuma
tism *uric* arid poisoning*, stomach
disorders, nervous trouble, blood and
akin-conditlohs, liver, kidney and
bladder complaints, bed wetting, gull
stones, ovarian ami ’ fountain trou
bles, indigestion, constipation, ca
tarrh and anil)mu, bronchitis and tin
general run down feeling folio wing
influenza, enlarged glands, varicose
ulcers,* discharges, epilepsy, neural
gia ur any uf those diseases about
whirh most people dislike to consult
the general practitioner or have dom
so unsuccessfully.
Hear itt mind t hut this will likely
he the last visit when the doctors
will offer their examination and thei*
services without charge.
Married women must he accom
panied hy their husbands and minort
by their parents.
Remembe.1* tho hotel days and
d ale—one day only.
Jfuura 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
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to bestir himself—to
T h e X -Ray lias long proven itself
a most valuable aid in determining
actual- ailments.
This, combined
with the thorough ami critical 'e x
amination mad* with delicate He*
trie lighted instrum ents, makes the
diagnosis doubly certain, thereby en
abling the correct m ethod of trejiim ent to In*- administered.
It can
he added th a t all examinations are
entirely free from
pain or -un
pleasantness >if any kind.
N aturally th* ,** people realize thfTF
unfort nnuti' condition and feet they
must tio something to get well: but
having been disappointed by old
tim e treatm ents amt useless patent
medicines, have become dubious, and.
sire nee mi ugly indifferent in their fu r
ther search for .health.
It is just
such people who are carnv.stlyjurgcd
fo call.
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coillf irt. h.ipplii *sts, long lift*
it
m eans good digestion, sound s'****p, a
clear liCatl, rosy I hecks, spark'uig
eyes, a placid mind; content and a
joy to l*e alive.
Stim ulates the body to a’ctivity,
brings about a purified blood supply,
th e • elimination
of poisons, the
strengthening of the nerve renters,
bringing nhmit an equalization of all
the bodily forces, returning thereby a
f e e l i n g of well being, health and
s tre n g th that it thi* rightful hcreitage of every man and woman. .This
new system eliminates useless drugs
an d surgery.
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You told Uncle Scm ■
Peary of Columbia county shortly in .C o lu m b ia county.
after the crime. Because of the high
A d ju ta n t General
r e d i n g in Columbia county nhihvlp- ; officers
and m m
lence was _ feared
The pruoners | Guards will 'aw ait
were secretly taken from the j a i l , from Uic Columbia
“ All the music of alf the vvorl I " is Columbia's claim.
Come in and hear us make it pood. W e ’ll plaiHy play
’ you any record on the list, and .show you
our complete stock of instruments.
Two Centuries of. Spouting.
Daily Fashion Hint
Home Guards'Called
.O n e hundred county guards of
BTRTNft TATT.T.Trrrp,
St. Johns county have been ordered
ubnt
Is
smarter than wool Jersey
to Jacksonville ami to escort from ror tho spring
tailor niado? Noththere to Lake City the four prisoner?! Jng. especially \vhcfi" tho iersoy Is In
to he tried tins week In Lake "City on trio fashionable oversena blue. Tho
a charge of murdering Mrs. \Vyliv model pictured has. a long Jacket
Koons and seriously wound.ing her with brald-d Test and rolling'rover
If Is belted with black satin."
husband, The guards' were ordered . collar.Medium slzo Yequirca 4 yards 64-Inch
out by* Governor C’atts with instruc . material.
tions to
defend the prisoners,
Plctorlnl Ilovlow Drpsa No. 8108.
if U weresnecessary to takk.Jmmat) Bites, 34 to GO Inches’bust. Prtcn 25
life.. ^.Three .If the prisoners, are cents,
Wctfi ■crimes Giat the Electro
jwhite men.
Medical Scientist's will be in Sanford
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The prUgtp*js were hurriedly
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Duv-ql •cmintv jail at Jacksonville for for one day only.*
f ■°HrrmffJtlTTTkr Jacksonville by Sheriff safe keeping, qs lynching 'wns feared
Grafonolas and Records
119 .Magnolia Ave.
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it well. .
So lei’s wind up our .
War Account— our
own debt of honor,
and Ihank our lucky
stars' that we are
through, atid with
Victory and
Pros
perity for our re-Wafit: —
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Buy Your Victory
Bond Today
GOODRICH
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LONG RUN’
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w o * s ix
morning service to e k e t additional
officers and consider o th e r matters.
Every m em ber is asked to be pres
ent.
There will be no night preaching
service. T h e congregation will j,'fshlp at the High School:
THESANFORDHERALD
R. J. HOLLY, Editor »
W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager
Published Every Friday by
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
THE FINANCIAL GIANTS
to TOMORROW .
arc those who SAVE TODAY,
Those who wait un
til tomorrow to commence saving seldom EVER
begin. This is a tip that will be appreciated by you
SOME DAY IF YOU TA K E. HEED NOW.
. 'stinscRimoN puirE in advance
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Will De a B anner Week fur Sanford
Schools
Next wftek will be C om m encem ent
week, in the Sanford schools— the
time looked forward to by teachers
and pupils a l i k e /
T h e High School will have a grad
uating claia this year of twenty-two,
the largest, it is said, in the history
of Sanford.
In addition there will
he u g o o d .rlass of grad u ates from the
G ram m ar jtchuols.
.The program for the week is as
E k l t r a d • • S - n n d - r i i H M ill M i l l r i Aufm t H i d
110*. al Ia* Foaloffice al Hanford, Florida
Under A n of March I f d , ISIS
Telephone No, IAS
T h e best advertised individuals in
t h e co u n try — Uncle Sum and his
Victory Loan.
- T h e ex-^aiser is now telling the
w orld t h a t he never wanted war and
did bin u t m o s t to prevent it. Cut an
incredulous w orld' is very I(Ye the
s t a t e of M‘««ouri — it will have tn-h e
show n.
CAPITAL 530,000.00
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
j F frAwnmnR BUSINESS
II. R. STEVENS
Sunday evening, May
ll, fiilJO
sermon,
o ’clock, , ■'Commencement
Itev. Dr. E. D. Brownlee.
Tuesday evening, M ay fith, recital
by Mrs. M unson's music pupils.
W ednesday evening,
M ay 7th,
G rad u atin g Exercises E ighth Grade.
T h u rs d a y evening. M ay fith, .lu
nior-8enior Reception
F riday afternoon
o'clock. Class D ay exercises.
F rid ay evening, M ay Tth. G ra d
uating Exercises Senior ('lass. 1
’All evening exercises will begin at
8:30 o’clock.
T he Herald has arranged for a
complete resume of the C om m ence
ment exercises for next week's issue.
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( u a lity
Tp 21 S. It. 30 R ut, 3(1 arm. The die
Isml bring e**e«.cd ,1 the date of the luu
•P1'*, «r/Such refill! rate in the name \il
buuth Florida Naval Stum Company;
Also Tax Certificate No. 2<l|7, datrd ih<
ilh day of June, A. I). ISOS. Said rrrtifiralr rrrrltrurt-e the following deerrihed |,rr»prrlv Kiluatrd In Seminole county, Florida,
W'i of N W V nf NEI, Src. 3A
1 p. .1 H, ft. ,10 Keel, HI arret. The *airi
I v l hting lo r w il al the datr of (hr luu
ancr nf >tir)i rrlllAnlc in tbr name of tin
known.
Ila* filed »iid rirtifiralc in my ii.tire,
»nd ha, m*dc application for Iai d
iouc In acryrdancc wtlh L ,
U n t c « (aid c c r i i i l r a l . i .hall In- re
According to law l a t deed* will (.-tie
on t h e 4th day of J u n e , A, I) l ! tj s
Wilnraa my ofllrtml aiKtisliirc and *c»l thi.
the 2nd day of Mai , A. I>. I’JI'J
(•call
E. A. IKIUGI.AKS,
Clerk f irrult Court Semin*.I,. Co.. Fla.
AlfSlr
Ity V. M. flougioA., D .f .
adldt
— H ut w h rr r soldiers- com e home
the time, if ever, to give ex pres atm
1 1» ••11 r
fe e lin g s
| i;e..i*
Y n u tig
ttp n
ha vt risked everything ii I he .service
of t Ui - coitn'ry
They hnx*■ en
tlured itisiiimfurt anti sitilering ami
peril for uur protection. They come
w ith th e stripes- of honorable eerviro
a n d lititmral'le discharge" upon theirHleevea.
I-el*us greet them w.th the h e a rt 1
ttst of welcomes
T he small
town
cann.it give its returning heroes triu m ; hnl arches ami wonderful yiustc
a n d great p a r 'ties
The mure need
th a t we should show them th e d e p th
I F ITS
LOOSE LEAF BOOKS
of any description
ask tis
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Office Supply Dept.
Phone 148
Sanford, Florida
WIGHT TIRE CO
Seminole Bank Annex
Phone 16
is ro tf ip l.
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t h e r e will In- a t e n t of F r e a k s ami
y o u ktiow y o u w o u l d tint p as s Ii,
t ha t
•mr land Io\«*
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for all our i l a uci ng. l a u g h i n g baliies,
T h e y b r i n g in all th<* l aurels, s., for
t h e m will be a
Contes
and a Ha by Parade. Of course dot
ing mothers will enjoy, this even
more th a n will the babies, ami what
anxiety will reign before the winners
of the contest shall he announced?
To fu rth e r assure you of the sjtldu,
did talent and help baby of this
com m ittees are mimed ns J oIIuwh:
C o u n try Store 'Mrs, It J. Unity,
Chrm.. Mrs. F. L. Miller. Mrs. John
Meisrh, Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mrs.
lihas. Tyler.
Minsfrel Mr*. E. F. HousholderChrm,, Mrs. Lym an of A ltam onte,
Miss M argaret Roberts, cashier.
C hildren’s Contest
Mrs. ’ A.* Ik
Connelly, Clirm., Mrs. L. P.' Hagan,
Mrs. I, J. I.otirks, Mrs. E rnest
Krypp.
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Japanese B ooth— Mm. D. -L. 1
Thrasher, Chrm,, Mrs. R. L. Mason,
Mrs. T. O. Charles, Mrs. II. R. S ir-;
vens, Mrs. T. M. Puleston.
Freaks M r s . W. E.* Watson,
Chrm., Mrs. J. A. Ferguson. Mrs.
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H a l > **U i r e i*vi*p |Hi* aF«* *>f ^1 yiNtri;
ll
ILrfi fnfi nrtlt-ri-ij ttiat.y«»if flu apitrur
in I his m u r t ti* t ho hilt h r r t in filrri on t h r
• lh d a y <d July, l d | 9 .
It i t f u f t h r r tird*r«d t h a t thi«*nrW«r be
liuldiflhcd *inc«» a w**«*k fur r»|jhl rnni«*rutivr
in thi* Sanford IfrraM , a n*-w
jtiiMinFr-ct in naid
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M an*, * \ UarliMn ,
Sola f *r t 'omplt
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PROTECT—
Yourself from the
Fly and MosqiiitoesYour H ous
WE HAVE IT
Screen Wire
IN A L I. WIDTH
|n lh«* * If r nil i uut I uf
f i r m ! o( I hr S lu lr *
S c n i i n t i l f t ' t i u n l j , fi
for those wi.tr may v ,sti t ■■ take
otne spectiii liran. it or ttitk.- an axv a n . i d gtade
Mr*. Lteulah W,,trner,
Miss Eleanor Raw son, M a s May
Franklin and M i s s Elsa Hut'..-'.! are
nil wt I I.tiown In cd u ratio n al tirile s
l lirtni"lniitt • l*‘lftr rln. ami the 75 girls
they wi.l receive in th s r. reiuionul nmifhfy, »n*l -^ll prrfoA* cliliiila, |(>.
Ihrnuiih >*r itndiT him a* ht*ln,
school w II be fo rtu n n te indeed
uf nthr*f»i>f. «hi»r natn,-* arc uni
Etanlcia
nown lo mniplainanta; Flltalirlh StiHtilard.
anil all prranna /latmint h>. ihrmtKh or unDistrict C e n te n a ry Group M elting
* *
tl*r her a* hrlr*. itcv(*r«-a, (ranti-ra nr othrr» “ *. Vho»P namn ar,*' MnlimiSM to mmIn the interest of the Methodist glattianla;
Sh.-riit»il StioMar'il amt all |)rr.
C entenary m ovem ent * there w ill he y v ilaltnln, by, throuch or umli-r him ahiir*. ilrv (a.-,-*, (rantrr* or uthtrwUr, am»i*
held on tin* fob owing dates meetings n«mn arc unknown to mmplainanta; Ktiihi*th J Dtitk’it* amt all pnraon* ilainjln,
i n , places nam ed and ail pemotis ■
||J, lhrou,h. nr unilrr hrr a« he!r». drxlaaxi.
within these several \iistriils are (rrxnlcc* or othrrwur, whoar name* an- unf
known to rompalinatvt*; afiil all prranna
urged to a tte n d - in st> far n*> possible. wfiumaowviT. ,m>y nimia nn- unknown to
ll * complainant*, who have or claim to have
Among- the prom inent speakers will at
y interest of shat ■■lever nature, in amf to
be Presiding Elder J. II. Ilillm rn, the lutlowius Uenri.icil land*, or any part nr
porlion’thetvof, in Sintinole county. Ftorlda
Dr. W. .1. C arpenter. Hon. Don. C.
M cMullen, Dr. Therrnll, Dr. H um
mers, Dr. P atterson nntl
ethers,
Ik
S a n f o r d ^ , S a tu r d a y jit|d S u n d a y ,•
May 3-1: DeLattd, Sunday, M ay l;
W inter Garden, M onday, T uesday,
5-C; Groveland, Tuesday night and
Wednesday, fi-7; ftissimmee, Wed
nesday night and T h u rsd a y , 7-S; Lake
Wales, Friday, 9th inst.
Hill Hardware Co
KEEP YOUR EYE ON .THE HERALD WANT COLUMN
“A Penny-Saved is
a Penny Earned”
Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps
held against the temptation to convert them
into currency means just that much earned.
Owning Government securities is a new
thing to most people, hut spending money is
an old habit. The old habit has no argument
against saving except that it is a hard task
master, though liberal in rewards.
If Mr. Good American owns government
securities he will make many sacrifices and
many, make-shifts rather than dispose of
them. His reward will ho iho nwnorshin of
Michelin—
Kelly Springfield—
Portage—
.P ennsylvania
30x3 Non-Skid - $14.80
3 0 x 3 ^ NonrSkid 19.35
NO.
>-t . I <1 if* ' n I<I , a Hi i
J. M. Haynt**, Mr*. J. A, *McKili
- ALL SIZES - ,
MOBILOILSandGASOLINE
ACCESSORIES
sw
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SW ,
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•t SW
S r r. IS, T p git S It
I 1\ .*t-; r w
donut Scipiol w iiia-Ii v. i
in condueled on. the cam pus of the 1 ni
Vi'rsity of tin* Suntii at .Newanee,
(C o n tin u e d Irtn n page I)
Tenn. T h e Itfcatlnn is one of ‘s u r
iug y e u r s a n d f o r t u n e telling h a s n passing hen tit y.
An expert pn v.sical
m i r t h all* its ow n
D o n ' t mi s s litis dire-tor wit! see t h a t ' there is alt
n-ir s
C u r i o s i t y is
never
a p p e a s e d s* ahtimlarft on'd '-o r n* ■ .t nr
S l'ItlN G
H ood—Goodyear and Fisk
. Tires and Tubes
REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS
F 0 R D S A S P E C I A LTY
Ih'll IMw (*.. ! 11
I*• .r- Mt’Mu”' "i
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C. D. COUCH,
Ass'l CsthUt
SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS
h li.ip
Itcnjiiiiiiiu A. K- iI \ Harrolil. I» n
r. KiV.*r<4 JD
I! M;.u k ifi S <m
pressum and self-control, anti the re*
a t i l t -tif this training remains with tfie
R. R. DEAS,
Csshift
Prraldo, |
Hyman t iled for Bravery .
Chaplain Geo. Hym an, formerly
If the present generation dispose pastor of the B aptist church of this
of ull alcohol it wit! V very ungener city and welt known here has been
o u s i f them to leave
nothing for i 't e d for Jirn'vory in the field during
th e ir -desceifde ,ts to reform.
Let the Argnnne Offensive of October,
o o s trrifv tight t inneco if !t wants
A copy of Uu* order follows:’
l i p . 82nd Div.. American E. F..
France, 13 Jan u a ry , 1919
According* to the Victory Loan
General
Orders
poster, ail tluMfcft handed men want
t o ” ’1finish th e jo b ." But this tines No.* I
I. T he C om m anding General, a n
■sr-rjot excuse you for holding of! just
n o u n c e s 'to the (Command the sjtlenbecause yet* are rg l i t h a n d e !
diil conduct of the following officersnntl Soldiers in action against the en
T o th re who think lit,* Versailles
emy us described after their respec
peace conference' slow b e it s ta te d tive names:
S tores Close T h u rs d a y
t h a t the congress til Vienna *n J 814T h e following stores nntl business
EXTRACT
.1.1 required eleven m onths to pro
houses will r i t r e on T lm rs d a y after
Chaplain
George'
Hyman. I2filh Inf.
duce a peace tre a ty . And the issues
noons from May 1st to Sept. 1 I:
During the Argonne Offensive,
th en were notch less rompHfiitcd ami
D I. T hru iter, lYrnald llrlw
October 9-3(1, 19 IE, lie displayed
fa r reaching.
C o . E. E. T u r n e r , - T i e Allen ycetl
great determ ination anti devotion to
C m , Firsi Nirtior.al Hank. Walthall
dut;, m searching for she wounded
A
T h e " \ inerocs ’ nr army >■( m cu- anil dead ami conducting tmriuN un- * Dos.i'v, M rs \ Sirrion. Perkin'- A*
rnrv
patioti on the Kli.ne have gotten out tier heavy shell lire
His unselfish
a stunning uinnifcsio dcsiT.bing their ness mid coimtgv furnished a splcii- .
I fe as all joy anti sunshine and 'iiti- tlitl example to lilt* ll\e|i, atid assisted
mg on fifty thousand \ tdaiittei-r- **» materially m m.t;liUiiirlng im .r mo
enlist. Hut we have yet to learn rale.
,
th a t these heroes make any request
to have l|ieir time i Mended when
t fit' govern itvent calls them home
feel, ;•
A meri t .ills a r e tint pivvti In
e x p r e s s i n g tfy*ir ef nof t oi i s
The
A m e r i c a n y o u t h Is t r a i n e d t o
re
SURPLUS 515,000.00
II i. further iifilereU Ihwl. a reriy „f ihi,
orttir be J»ulilUh*-,l unre a week tor twelve
r.rnwrutrvc week* In the Sanford Herald a
weekly neWepkper tiublished In eaid Sewinu|e county. Florida.
*'lven under my hand and the ■cel of mo
otllre thli the 23nd day of April; 1019
<••»>/ , .
E- A. DOUOI.A8S. t lerk of the C(rrult Court of Seminole To..
ur tv
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Florida.
1l .. Yi.
Uuval.
Co mol >1nan I'» Sollcllor.
Sanford, Florida
�cizfliv ^giiJg5fJ»r.flTOgg-
THE SANrOBD HERALD
Little Happenings
.Mention of
,n I,r,c^
P e rs o n a l Items
1
o f Interest
•
In and A b o u t
■t£ The C ity dt
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
> Arranged for
Herald Readers
Mr. and Mrs. F rank Lewis Of De furniture repaired, mirrors plated,
troit, Mich., motored to DeLnnd for auto tops and seats recovered. First
the day this week.
class w o rk t only. Brown Upholstery
Engineer \ an motor has been in ill Shop, 121 Court St}, Orlnndo, Fla.
health for some time and left on
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R2 Tuesday for Waycross for medfWanted — Pepper plants for imme
cal treatm ent.
diate setting.
Any of the leading
Mr- Mallory Horne, teacher of th e
market varieties. C an use 1 to 25
fifth grade took ids pupils to Palm
thousand. I,. Allen Seed Co., San
springs Saturday for a picnic. T h ey
ford.
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!,|l report a fine time.
W anted—To rent permanently, an
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lewis ‘are
spending the day; with Mr. and Mrs. 8 room house in good location.
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Chas. Tyler at their beautiful home D. It. Swing.
qn Lake Onoro.
PACE SEVEN
NEW EXCHANGE TELEPHONE RATES
EFFECTIVE MAY I, 1919 .
Mr. anti Mrs. D avid SptMjr arc
Henry Witte has gone his neighA*.
comfortably located nt Mr. Holler's bors ^one better in the purchase of
*
. * 1* . «*
0„ J'nrk and T enth.
Willys Silent Knight Cars, by purMr. and Mrs. C. A. Ilaulcrson of chasing the first Silent . Khighi
A new schedule of telephone exchange rates became
Geneva were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eight Cylinder ever brought into
effective in Sanford, May 1st, by direction of the Operating
this - territory.
Harry Lewis on T h u rs d a y .
Board of the United States Telegraph and Telephone Ad
We are proud of the confidence
Miss Luella Dossoy of Lithia,
doctors,
druggists
and
the
public
Fia.. is the guest of her brother, Mr.
ministration, acting under the order of the Postmaster Gen
FOR SALE
have in 666 Chill nnd Fever Tonic.
Mr. uml Mrs. Schclle Msines a n d
J. I). JJossey of this city.
eral
of the United SUttes.
49-10tc Miss Nettyt? M allies were the din n er
For Sale or T ra d e —C ountry home
Films developed and p rinted, 21
Among tjie Genvif people sh o p guests of Mr. and Mrs. T W. LawAs you know-all of the lines and property of this company
of 30 or ^0 acres good farming land.
hour service, satisfactory work.
H.
ping in Sanford during the week ton of Oviedo M onday night. - •
About 400 hearing orange trees. arc in the possession,.control.and are are being ojveratcd by
C. Sheater, 113 Kim Avc., Sanford, were Mrs. P roctor. Mrs. Geo. Peters,
Situated
on two lakes. Twelve roam
There
will
be
a
wonderful
J
a
p
a
n
Fla.
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the United State a Government under the direction of. the
Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Wicks, Mrs.
house,
three
miles from Town, good
ese
booth
at
th
e
S
pring
Festival,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Scoggun, Aubrey Moran. Miss Helen Moran
Uml you m ustn’t miss it.- Good roads, Address X, care of Herald Pcsmihstcr Genera1 of the United States.
Miss Naomi an d W arner left T u e s - ( a n d Culver Etheridge. ,
Office.
50-2 tp
• be new rates are necessary in order that additional
day for Curtilage, N orth Carolina. I Members of the International In- tilings to eat*-and dr.uk. and a p ret
ty place tui), and say, qii the p re tty
Mrs. M. Morrow of Lakeland has stitu te of Domestic Science, who reWanted 1 am equipped with ma revenue may be re:are I I y the government to meet the in
girls in town frbl. he there. t 5 1 -ltr
been the guest of *Mr. and Mrs. W. j reived their certificates without bechinery to' clear yopr land at lowest
creased opei aiing expenses. , The causes which make greater
The last call for members of Ke^l possible c ist. Also tiling, fencing,
T. Wheel ess, returning I d. her home ing num bered ure rei|uested io s ta te
telephone re venue necessary are due to the ne\V conditions
last Monday.
•
j t h a t fact when sending questions Crb*« to reg- ter th e number irf breaking inr.d. etc.- M. S. Nelson.
GO-tf
Christiap Science services will be | tt,,d
W*H receive answers jiist hours of work to -ei'iire M-rV e bin?1'
a d the new price levels i itroduced by th e war and are
it in an liotior to wear one.
held at the W o m an ’s. Club, Oak ave- l.rhf> *:*nie. Signed. Mrs. E tta Adams, gcs.
Peach and .T o m a to Crates -We entirely beyond the control of the United States Telegraph
nuo. between T h ird and F o u rth I G«®W Hull is one of the latest of Register a t Hum • Sere re office in
tun
supply y tu prom ptly in enf lots
Woodruff
,v
W
tttaujr
Building,
u
p
and Telephone Administration or of the Telephone Com
Streets on S u nday m orning at 11 the hoys from "over there." He a r
or Icm with the standard peach and
stairs.
rived
tills
week
from
France
and
has
o'clock.
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tom ato crate complete.
Write fur pany.
been- discharged from the service.
-it i* with great pleasure till ■ Wo niMr. am! Mrs. C. A. Reed and M r
,
- prices. Prevatt & Co.. Seville, Fla.
More than two years ago the Company foresaw that the
aiinnurum g a ti m d
and Miss K night m otored to 0 r - 1 1 e w“ orI 8,,li,1!>* one of the Com- a n ’* t !u i*
.
60-3te
S
p
r
ng
I
V*!
val
and
pm
m
you
a
telephone system would he operated at a loss unless, the rates
lando Friday a n d s p en t the day **‘inj
>°ys.
Lieut. F rank Loosing,' son of Mr- fine time, Itin ■ a n r:i' I -'(t a*nt best
For Sale The Grv>en cottage at,
with friends.
. .
could. he adjusted
to meet . the increasing costs of, all elements
if .
l*fi
* - l
Illl Coronado Bench Seven rooms com.
and Mrs. A. J. Lossing arrived Wed-- Hi It iV--_ mu
Tires—the old reliuble G oodyear
■
4
''
tidl-lit.
! nut ’<* gr, ,ii 1ST. ; it.
pletelv fiirni'shed. Inquire of Frank I ClltC-JU\g B ltO t i l l ' production of StTVICP.
A similar D lU ' a d nesday and will spend some time lHI I and Coiled States makes fully guar.
. ,5 1 -lic
c
.
- . , with ins parents here. He has but
MabaiTey.
'Conmado
Beach.
Florida.
|
justiiiiTit
would
have
been
unavoidable
under
private eor.an teed, and S tew arts guaranteed
.
1
, ,
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recently eetutncil from I-ram-e where
Mr.
and
Mrs
N.
W.
Taylor
of
UefMRmes at the It, &. O. G arage . 1
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--------------.. [ trol and the new .rate schedule is practically.the .same we
, ,,,
rn it, „
he saw m any months of actual scr- Ur.Slide, former pfnpr-elnr.x of th e
Phone 194.
.
o0-2tc
.
.
*»• ■
For
SJale
vice.
Lakeview flouse of Faiu'niil were
*n 1918 if |he government had not taken
hrooit sows. e Tr 1 nJa°CiTireka Wt uu^ *UIVC‘
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. M oughton an,
here
Friday vi-udig , tfti ir daughter
„ • ,i
..
F h ere s a man at the curb to
possession
of
bur
property.
Hammock. Box 217, R. A. 50-2 tp
noum-e the arrival of a d au g h te r on
„
.
and husband, Mr. ui|d Mrs. C. A.
Aprif 22nd. T h e little girl has been j 81' n c ^ ou'
'* 1
As stated by the Postmaster General, the owners of the
Mathews. _
For Sale — Red Duroc sow and
namod C harlotte St. Pierre.
j -E. C. Walsh and family arrived
voirr I wviti pigs. $35.00: Red Duroc sow telephone system do not benefit in any way from ratech mju s.
Vmi can • bear all about
Mr. Douglass D. Peabody and W‘ ‘lnc,,<,a>' fr ""1 ,h ''T t’" '" ''" ' •""»* ffitl.-e The (i. .
will t -I \ «ru and and five pigs, $25.00.
Both fine
-in Wilmington.
Mrs. Walah will
Practically all of the increased operating expenses which
three children will arrive Monday to
!1 -,t
itnsatoek
Mr* H, (!. Dieterich. 50-2p
,,
..
spend some duvs visiting friends and -l.i- i- .r,- ■ u u .n u
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so, m l the sum m er w i t h - tthe
h e PenP ea-. '
,
require this additional revenue are due to increased wages
ll •
, -.'I t* i ! i I .i N
>
.• F- • n .ii
relatives iiere while Mr
For Sale Two mule Arm r tint!
11*Til V-V
t
. t
t
It
V
,
,
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t
‘o
Str*
1 Iho AOUtlMTh pit rl *il 1 hr blah
(Tiliiwiij llurrnwn
Good condition. paid to employes to enable them to meet the new conditions
llesi Tires, gasoline, oil greases.
fur
A
,, Ky
\\
. I * 11* r .i.11 * •
S im* M Fleisher.
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of life in the present day.
l S. P. distilled w ater for storage j
A. Suite All kind' of linut- ll.i,. .1 Ml* 111 *.
butteries.
Frets
tire
service. {
It is neither pnirticahle nor d< sirable to reduce wages, and
Registered Puroe .1, r,, y
Mr- ] . H llrx .1 I| .
Phone 213.
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"There's a man a t Lite curb to serve!
tog*. K. Curletl. Geneva. Flu.
*•- l .i t g I .Ilifi-n Ilf .',*1
so far as wages are concerned we believe that portion of the
you." Wight Tire Co.,
47-'He
I Mrs. M. F. Robinson, although loti
4S Iti'
i ! t i I■ i
. : 11- - ii I i ninny
increased operating expenses to he permanent.
"> s K n i g h t from New Jersey
I n e n d - w o o i .. i I f . i V n i - d I •■r w i t h
F> i Sab- Nancy Hall and I’nrto
mid wnl locate here as soon
The new rate schedule is fair and reasonable and‘the per
i> ,cni i< - nnd Mian., 1 i M.fill
Rico sweet juitato draws now ready,
goitils arrive.
lie is living
L o w e r s i l i n iei l.i r p r e - . - r i i i l i n e > - .
centage
of increased revenue which it will produce is much
?2.0i) prr I OIK). F. t). It.Trash- with
A. Reed.
t a k e * l l m m i l ' ll,! e f i \ . r . - s x n g t i e r
order ,(‘atr* (’rate Co.
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lower than the increased cost of other.services and eommod'l i , i re will be a cooked food sale nt ftpprrvinlenit nnd gratiiuiii
F - r SabH o u s e . 6 |rt L a u r e l a v e itics'of a similar character.
M i i! ,-r's S atu rd ay afternoon given
lilili i|uirkly refb-ves Const i pa I loo
n u e . wr t b o n e o r t w o lo t*
I,
i- ladies of ibe Presby teri ati
.. Wi l l sell.
Complete
tietailed information
about. the new rates mav
Biliousness.
Loss of \;i|ntiti- rii.il
ehcau t*» chmi* r a ta l <* \\ n t r to A.
,
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6 i - 11 e
■Ileudaelies. due to Tnrpnl l.tvi-r
Ut-riiy.
W
ashington
nvi-mir, oil: uc obUuiuHi at tlu^ manager s ollicc. .We arc? milking every
.1 uml Mrs. C. It. Peabody and , , '
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all.
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elfort ot change our records promptly and your courteous
I ■ vi n of Crimp Mills. L I., are
Mrs. H. II l*i-as is i ha rmiin of
• v i led to visit home folks I lie
Mr Shi '-man I, "\ d b ad an <•( ■ra
For Saiv Snnforit Farm* i ami 2 consideration will be appreciated. The new rate for your
tire Better B.lb> t . , i l - . | rUnl will li
ru
part of next week.
ItiOi I'l-rlnr m ’d uti I • ii- c la*I m Block 15.
Inquire of It. E.
glad to enter >our init,> n tins •uuservice is shown on your statement for May 1.
iiigratn of Gamble
H ub-My-Tism is a powerful rtnti- test. and also lue batu * pwr.ide >r, Tl ur* lav le I'* I. t
Detroit,
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Mich.
M-pt.r: ii kills the poison cauneil from Ayeilip »<la). .May J G t. J'hutie M m .
inb i ted cuts, -curcs.old soreif, Urtter, | j g ^ ; l)r
\wr „ r w r ite 'a curd. It pro i>s Mr l.ioyvl i* du.ng w<*ii and
For Sale -Six room bungalow,
•t is hoped be v Id be out*again soon,
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| js w,.|| worth it.
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•almost new, 4 mile* from Sanford on
very much improved in health.1"
Mm - executive ropimiltCe of Sem- ,
C’ar!i Several real bargain.-*. (
•Jiememlier there will be a-.fine liriek roud, seven a ere* good land,
inole C ounty C h a p te r will meet nt*"Wight Tire Co.
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Term* or cash
Also
glance II our a I the S tiring Festival oine fruit
lli-d ( T om rooms Monday' night ut 8
,-ui me b o g s .
A b argain
M
K,
Spr ng t <-si iv al in n o
and - on can 'nine as early -ii • vmi
’ "ek
Im portant
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M n c t , l.,a m Mav
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I *••- ,i
Smith,
It
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Box
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want and daiii'- a 1 the cv* n ng
lor
Sal*; Three
lots
corner M[|HS ,,
Tn.-i,- u . .1 1.1- a 111" -tn
T ‘ < i- w ! In
t il r 11 ii* at iia nd
For Sale -Three month* old DuMini.- avenue and S eventh *1 reels. sh(lWi
mg pa\ou..u, ..... nil.
loo and a good tun *1 is y ourj for the
roe pig*. 15e*l stock in the country.
lit ;tKt ifnl shudo trib-S on two sides, gt ore. Japanese booth. fortune telller.
tnking.
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Nick Zernovenn, Maiden Lane.
opposite park.
Apply a t 4i3t Oak ba |t(Wofi8, .ennfetti, baby intrude,
61-4 to
avenue.
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"a n d everything," lietter lie there.
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Mrs. M\ J. Hawkins, who has
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For Sale —One saddle' mare. Fine
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been the guest of hrr son and daugh- . t -ut Flowers for Sale . Sweet peas, •
for driving cattle
A II Commons,
DAISY TILE
Christ inn Reienee service*
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ter. Mr and Mr* A. IV Connelly for jsust,.r imp..,
Mrs Stewart. S I4 •
Stone Island.
Address lln* 198,
il ii w niuiiiliH left Monday for Win- Myrtle Ave.
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v.iil be held al the W om an’s ♦
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A I'KIIFKCT DRAIN Tlf.K: Thoroughly Impervious to Water, Chcmirs!
Sanford.
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Club. Oak avenue, between
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>i oi-Salem
Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture.
Mr and Mrs.* Clin* I. Ansley of •
Third anil F o u rth strets,
♦
Why
pay
“
5c
fur
indispensable
'■'it, inis more imitutiomi thnn any Amern iis. tia , visiieif Sanford on
Made from Ilint same material adopted by the Government to withstand
• *>n Sunday, morning a t. 11 • household article when you ran
Nitric and Picric Acid tests in the construction of its immense acid plants.
i M • r ('lull anil Fever Tom e on the \ l ondav of IP:* wee* and v ere the
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O'lock.
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♦ make fur third cost.
D on’t delay,
n u rk e l, but no one wants imitations (ltUl.sl!t
Mr. and Mrs. David L.
Our supply Is'limited only by our demand.
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* niiHwer now. Williams, Box II2.'I,
in medicine
T h e y are dangerouh. j Speer. Mr. Aic.ey. who i* a promiJacksonville, Fla.
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SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE ANI) LAKE COUNTIES, FLA.
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ro tten merchant of Georgia is
Stock In yards and 25.000 ready for shipment.
Word comes from . Elmer K. B og-, louring- Florida and will visit many
For S a le —Ford W arm -Gear truck.
T-m.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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W E H A V E F O U N D IT !
formerly of this, city th a t he is, places in the stale bcfoie returning
Leons Transfer Co.
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el a rmafi of the LiHorty I^oan Corn - 1 home.
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■For Sale C h e a p - Household furni
mittee of the U. S. Shipping Board
W H E N YOU T H I N K OF CAN
ture, upstairs nliovo ten rent store.
nt Washington.
i DY T H I N K OF . T H E , KANDY
. .
5J-2te
fififi has proven R will cure Ma- K IT C H E N .
‘IF IT HAS SUGAR
larm; Chills and Fever, Bilious Fc - 1 IN IT WE HAVE IT.
STAR
FOR RENT
ADVERTISING
ver. Colds and LaGrifipe.
It kills T H E A T R E B U IL D IN G .
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For R e n t—Six room house.
In
the germs th&t cause the foyer. F ine'
D()n.t forRet t he B etter Bahy
quire Miller’s Bakery*
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* 49-10tc I Contest the Woman's Club is get* t
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M rs Roliinson nnd Miss llyer j;,,, re a d y for your baby. You maj
For
R
e
n
t—
Furnished
cottage
on
vere charming visitor* in Saidonl | luvl. B- finer bubv thnfi you realire, This Column is Free to Returned Soldier*
Vermont
avenue,
ptso
now
ap
a
rt
and
Sailors
Who
Seek
Positions.
last week. Miss Robinson was ti e nn(j Hl)
t ntgr the little one in
ments complete for housekeeping, on
finest of Mrs. Wm M cKinnon, M i s a ,p ,p contest, a p.-i*e will bo given the
ocean
front. Pure refreshing breeze
WANTED
Hyer the guest of Mrs, Rob Holly, i jpo ppr tent, bab y and to the second
from Atlantic. Clim ate unsurpassed
•— finest l»al>y. Te l nit the mothers
W anted to Rent -Sm all house fur during sum m er. Apply" nt Manor,
'y o u see about tile run lest.
O
nished, with garden sp a re . Wilt con D aytona Beach, Fla.
Fla. 60-.'Up
t?DfliLUHIIlttHUBt!
fil-ltc
sider three or four rooms. Address
R ub-M y-Tiam is a great pain kill Box 756. City.
Furnished R oom s—By day, wepk
er.
It relieve* pain and soreness
or m onth. Every convenience. Over
caused by Rheumatism^ Nfluralgin,
W a n te d — To buy a 60 gallon gas Philips Drug Store, corner Park and
Rnrfns, ete.
49-10tc oline tank with faucet at bottom.. First street. Mrs. C. C. H art, Prop.
All animals which need a
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May 19. 20. 2!*t and that apwlUi Enquire Herald Office.
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B etter Baby part of the grand
f
tonic or an aid to digestion
For R e n t —Furnished rooms for
Spring Festival.
Get interested ut
W anted To rent 6 or 8 room
should be fed
light
housekeeping. 210 French ave.
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once, the time to -en te r your bahy is house 'fu rn ish ed . Suit able ,for hoard
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now. T h e - c o n te s t closes S aturday, er*. Write J . W . l^aVis. Cllv R. F.
May 17th so don’t he too late. D .-l, eare of C. J: F ortson. 51 -1 tp
LOST
Y ou’ll he sorry and we can’t belji'it,
W anted Will buy (i nr li loom
now’s the time to act.
Phone G7,
Lost —Between Sanford and Cas
Mrs. U. R. D eis for all particulars. bungalow or cottage with half to one sia Tyws Sphyginom anom etcr
acre uf land in or near Sanford,
It cleanses the system and b
fil-ltc
blood pressure instrum ent in liluek
inn eases the activity of all
The IU'bvkah Lodge gave Miss i. A. Miller, 107 Laurel avenue , 1 leather case. Reward. J. T. Den
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Signa Vi hie n a Hurpr.ac shower Fri Snpford
the vjtal organs,
ton, M. D.
fil-ltc
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day
nigl.t
in
the
lodge
room.
After
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W a n te d — T o rent a serviceable
Loat—Off Orange Belt bus be
When theic is any special
l the regular businrs* of the lodge was _anWfRg machine Indefinitely.
Entween
Sanford and DeLnnd Monday,
iran s a c te d a large table was b rm i g h t \ )U| rc 619 Magnolia.
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injury or ailment of yout
April 28th, one khaki roll with light
uul
laden
with
gilt*»fiir
Miss
Vih’en.
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----------------------------------animals to be treated we can
T he prespiitution speech was made
Ftlrniture w a n te d ,for two or three Icatht-r strap. . Finder -please return
provide remedies which-will
by Mr. iia rry Kent. Ice cream a n ( l room* for cashi Box A, c-o Herald, to 0 . B. A. L. office, Orlando, Phil
be effective in promoting a
ips D rug store, Sanford, B racy’a
cake were then served. .
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d ru g store, DeLand. or C ity Hotel,
prompt recovery'. | Remember, your -baby will be
W p n t c d - P o t a t o P la n ts . Can use
D a y to n a .
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proud, to-tell If winning th e prixe in nny a m o u n t.
Phone 197 or see
the Betler B aby Con te s t,-so put the H . c . ‘W aters, S ta r T h e a tre Bldg,
FOUND
j little dne's.n am e on th e roll. Better
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Just Phone 325 •
■Baby Contest age is 6 months ,to,2 ----------------------------------------- ------------Found—An open face gold watch
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French avenue.
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M A H O N E Y -W A L K E R CO.
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NVNrUIII). FI.OWIIIA
CLASSIFIED
IrJI
IB
H orses, Cattle
Hogs and Sheep
The man in v. hose judgment you the nian who stands
for progress, accomplishment, in your
community invariably has a bank ac
count.
It is not difficult to have such an
account. The hard part is the start
and we make that easy.
If you Would enter the ranks of
the best citizens you should start* an
account NOW.
have confidence,
l)r. Hess & Clark’s
Condition Powder
BOWER & RODMILLAT
-STREN G TH -
SERVICE.
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eminole
C
ounty
B
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"HOME INSTITUTIQNI
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
Cotam an clnt 3 J^falWNoVth
>:»t' 32/ T 3 viJt. h*nr»1sm14J;
(Continued from page 2)
ARE GOOD CARS
Ask any man who drives
one, and come in and let
us sho\v you — Always
glad to demonstrate.
WhenYourSpringBreaks
AUTO OWNERS
Call on us for exact
duplicate of your
broken spring,
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a n d receive
i
sp rin g s a tMm
Isfactlou
Mm
th at is
rM 7
real.
M r
WE HAVE THE
ACCESSORIES FOR
•YOUR CAR
Head Lamp Glasses
fi
Head Lamp Bulbs
Steering Wheels
Speedometers
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party at Lake Clarke Tuesday night.
Last S*ndsy afternoon there was
another big iTowil of visitors at
" W aitahit” to see the 'beautiful
flowers.
Capt. Argo and Mrs. Kmmn Polhill are spending a week at their
Oviedo home.
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Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Swope spont
Tuesday in Orlando.
Mrs. E. A. Farnell Miss Olive
Liiotte, Mrs. N. F. Lirtte anti Mrs.
Young were shopping in Orlando
Tuesday.
Master Et
turned home Tuesday after a pleas
ant year spent in school at Lake
land.
Mrs. McCall returned with
Edward after u few days' visit to
her sister in Lakeland.
. Do not allow the
poisons of undigested
food to accumulate la
your bowels, where they
are obsprbed Into your
system. Indigestion, con
stipation, headaeffey^bad
blood, and numerous
other troubles arc bound
to follow. - Keep yoar
system dean, as thous
ands of others do, hy
taking an occasional dose
of the old, reliable, veg
etable, family liver medi
cine.-
America, ox In nrcrpvrty, or labor, or services,
at a fair- and fust valuation to he fixed, by
tha board of director*.
Article IV.
The term for which the corporation ahall
eilat ahall h e . perpetual unlearn aeoner dl»atdvpd according to law.
Article V.
t ,, .
- j T h c bualnrea of the corporation ahall he
cotbiycted by a president, a virp-pre.ident, a
secretary, a treasurer, and a board of direc
tor* to cnnalvt ol not lea* than four nor more
thin aevtn qf It* stockholder*. The director*
• ta1l:>bc elactwd annually by the stockholder*
on the last Tueeday In M ay of each year at
10 o'clock a. m.. at a m eeting had for that
purpov# in it* prfnripal office* at Sanford.
Florida, and it* officer* shall. Immediately
thereafter, he elected liy the hoard of directtor*. Until thoae elected at the first annual
meeting of stockholder*, shall he qualified;
T . T . Bovd killed u very largo’.lioar
last week after k had suert'etjed in
catching several of his hogs.
Mr." and Mrs. Brnckway spent a
pleasanl *Sunduy visiting M r , and
Mrs. F. IL, *Cllck. Mr. Click has a
bon ti t if ul llowe'r gartlen which every
one enjoys seeing.
All the young people hoarded the
freight 1 train* S aturday morning and
went in Waylaml to a picnic whjel)
cflet>rati>il th e dosing of the school
there.
Mr. Flowers brought them
hoijte in his truck, after r n i of the.
best of picnii' tiirtners and a good
program hy tfie tittle Wnylanders.
Takes Will Power,.
Brockway *nn<l T aylor have h a r
(Joint Intention:, cun wind tho alarm
vested their potatoes anti "had
a /took, tint It tnkes will power to get
good crop.. They are now picking nil of tod In (he morning. •Toledo
hean*, which are also giving a very (Untie.
satisfactory yield
Flora and E q lh . -itrockvitii) art
H er I.n o is e a G o o d ,O n e.
again in L ’eshurg f»•r Unolifer week'
C u r r i e tun*' 1 m ( to il |f» o p a r l y .
H er
• * Hoard t'*» i'ujnmN ?t4"rnln*di t* L
N tlT It'i:
i. hereby ci..-B that an a|t|i‘C«ii.,n w-ll be
» f % fip tlru iif n n fo r T m
D e e d U niF rr tn*«|r Ki i hi n.'.t . . —.bin ,.f thr Kb.)l,|*
s 'uf < liufiler
1, 4* 4*% *>r i l<n !.» pf=2 a l on- !•» havfi that tiody ctiki't a law
IIIA
a hidjuhtnn thr pr»'Bcnt form of rnunlcjiial tciverfi-'
, N utiir in bvrobp niven th«t C. S* l*cc, mpjtt for Sanford, Fla., nnd tn cutafdfan ji dif
ferent
form of t*ovt rnment fiir lhranid munirlP rcha-or tif Tax (Vrlifiratr No. .1,19, dt»»»*d
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U l drtv of Joiv, ' It I'd". , ov.Mrit* palftv. • 'it h fnrrn id !‘«*vrrnmcnl to tie whijl o
■•rdiriMf ti> t* rrniif the t«m mioloti nuna^'r
form of tjovern tin nt f or rntinir ipali t i* .
Dat* d Mact’h J Mu, l !lIt*.
Ciimmltirp on Municipal l.cftdatiun.
By H H t \ y r , Chairman
11- C. f i u |t of**, Sect),*
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r o .n i
m o t h e r e m it hille d h e r n o t t o b e g i n eat*,
In g lift' gmjdji-si iiilll! u!| n r o i n o f til*"
t t ih le hu d I•••• *i In Ip e d .
C n rr lw \v n *
h o n o r e d w i i l i i lie llr >I h e l p i n g l o l e e
rre n ith
In t t ’ fiwV iooiio 'Ii I m *lie u n l i t ;
"E'S'itvo n . f q- i d l i n g m y | e e <■r e n i n
‘e f n r e it t i n , . t i n j o t * it lie s! U l i l l r
Porcelains
Brass Polish •
Writ -Trii.vw *eit> !< ft Sunday
. .old home .in Atlanta, Ga
Ilf.Al ADVIRI ‘SINfi
ib h les Body Polish
Cushion Dressing
I ;trii|t,i
*t■%l
\v«*"K
itri»F
h
Top Dressing
ti«ner* h . Clara Cal**** to tiikv eharut* nf,
rnafiatje an*! rontfuf Lt f ow n i--141 . a“ l
property
I few days .to make Tampa'her ftiittre
i ti • *m v
. I f people having hogs running tit
large in this pla*i- only krlew what
r'i .l • t•» ' -T ^i n m,i*f | s* u I-ro ! i-i mi* •»
Pumps
h e ro in *
11
fr e e
deal* r
>n
1 vt.< .
'*%|t, , f nnd •Pie 1 'ittjft
I it*1It I* <uf I
.1 d
«io limile(f of the Ma*ter,
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It
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! '• III
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gi* III
m in )
Iithir:
.tr/■ Mill, ;i li.tfy i| i» not dti'in it jut*■
Motor Driven HorrfsValve Grinding Compound
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Springs for all Cars
Genuine FORD PARTS
Stewart's
Tourist Tubes
Guaranteed
Goodyear Tires
United States Chain
Tread Tires
Expert Courteous
Mechanics
Said the almost phllosophri", "*Tli»»
.‘ellow who itmiTlt’il.for money Inslcitd
if love couldn't ho iMTsuntlctl to do It
tgntn for love or money."
JoDCpitiig.
Expert Car Washing
obiloils in Four Grades
Cup Grease, Gasoline
,
n n 2 J m i J..-.| -|.l,tiM,.itii. m o s t i-e-4i-ttrut•
"ri
liIntiirlUDH, w n s tiorn ul
l i' n i s a l c t i i In ,'t7. A s n m u r k o f prut Iinto f o r fit v o r s . tie* u s s t t m o i l tin* f a m i l y
m m o , 1"'In v Iti"*, o f tin* ItomiHi o m p o r i.r
y’psfillfiljlti. T|ie* elitlo o f M« t l o m li Iu
itih m o v ti. h i s i u u * l titip. hi 11 ttt w o r k s
tri* "'lllfilory o f t lio J o w U h Witr." •"Tlio
Vhtli|i ililt's o f tin* . t o w n : " t w o 1 rout Isos,
"Akii IiinI Ajd.iit o f Ali'X iim lrin" um t
"A I Mro'inireo mi 1 In* M a r t ) 1 lim n ,«f
in- Miu-i'iilioop.’" run I • ii n a c c o t i n l o f lii*
i t 'l l life1.
Dream Haa Physical Basis.
Tin* "fitllltiK from 11 liclslit" dream
J. R STEWART, Owner
1
Notice id VPt»ti #ai iu n for I a %
Mrrllun 1 of ! hapler | shn.
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D 1%t in reupon order* d, adjudged nnd 11*
1 f o i l that tin report »d the mid Master t»*
anil the same i* nereby confirmed, and
It
it f u r t h e r
ordered* a d ju d g e d and
Notice o f Appllrallvn for T at
S e c tio n g of C h a p te r 4S1*. f.
Ida
N otice la hereby given that )
purchaser of tax certiorate
the 3rd day of July A. D.
said certificate tn my office,
application for tax deed to i
an re with law. Said rcrlificsr
following described properl)
Sem inole c ounty, Ftori.la. t.
N K ' t «f N W ' i Sec. II. t n . Jo S It'
Kaal. 20 arte*. T h e .aid Urol M a ,
sealed at th e dale of the
certificate in lhe*nam c of Coin.
j; , i
said certificate shall be r^*|r #■iTa.| trr.ifA
to law l a x deed will l«vi. u
, ,n .
20th day of April. A. D. pj|<,
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\Sltnemi my i>tTlrUl
, n | «ril t
lh«» 2 Mh day of March. A I* 1*119
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E. A. DOUGLASS.
C lerk. Circuit C ou rt Seminnl. Co.. Fla.
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fly V. ^1. Douflau. |>, r.
HENRY M cUULIN
JEWELER
M Y SPECIALTIES
PICK AItD ’S HAND r.AIM I.P t HIN*
G O R HA M 'S STKIU.I N(
dr-
m* a filiyalcal Imsls. for "*clcnllt<K
mve ohotvit 1tint this form of nlithl"
■itirs* Invaiiulity occurs il urine Jlit* first
Vw mlnuten nftcr falllne asW p . It
« siipucstcd l*s* Hit" Rpnernl mnsculnr
"via xii IInn ttint takes |ilnri> when ivr
«"ltlc down. A chn 1IRC nf iKmlllnn of
"veu it fraction nfU n Inch, nr the* least
lull* slip nf tin* muscles. I* Kiiniclent tn
;nnvey the Idea of n fail to Ihe bruin.
letlera |i*l. nt Inrurporating "’The llall Hard
* *rro Company,'" under thY following prm
pi.efll eharlrr, thr original nf which la now
on file in the offirn of the Srrreiary of Stale
of the State of H irida at T a ’. lahaeaer.
J (I. llall Itny F. Svmr*
John Mrftrh
il. K. Sq u ld a.
,\rllrlra uf In torporall.in of “ The Hall lla’r.l
ware Cnmganr"
Thr undersigned here by aaioflClr Ihem•rlvea together tor Ihr pfirpnae ol forming 41
body pobllr and rurporatr under Ih. latta - f
the Stair of Florida, wi(h an.Lqn.t-r 'tht-b.|
lowing pr. po*rd charier
-j
e
Arllrle I.
Thr name of thr corporation alnll be
“ The llall Hardware Company** and il*
nrlnripal offirra and place.-ol hualnrai *hall
hr at Sanford, Florida, with hronrh .office*
i n *urh utl(rr plrfera In the S l a t e of Florida,
i - * r, J1 . * u y a i , etat. ■ of tin. * »-) 1. .I
Stair*, and in foreign rouplriea aa. may hefe".
rftrr he i*tahlixheii.
Arilrlr 11.
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The general nature of ihr bu»lm~** e. be
iranaaetert by ihe r.,rporaii..u ehall b*
T..
bur and -ell, and otb» r»ire deal in and ,fi *.*
poee u(. al <ah"'c*>k and trial), f.-r |.r.,ni or
00 rummlaaiun. alt Mnda of hardware, ma
ebinery. piping.' roofing-, filling*, plumbing
uolfita, |..iinp*. ernchery, glaaawarr. nurrn.
waie, tinware, and g m irally In acquire, deal
in and dfapnau of. in the manner prochied,
all writ-lea and rtimmodillr* inrtdenl to *
general wholesale and retail hardware boat.
nr*i. lie e n g a g e In and carry on the liualnraa
•d plumbing, rooting, gai fitting rlrrtrlra!
I ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
OCUI.IHT A M ) OPTICIAN
Practice confined lo the treatment
of the eye
Eyes examined by a regular mfl*tered physiriult
(ilasses (Hied, broken lenr* du.plrcuted
2.S W. Church St. - Orlamln. Ha.
GOOD TO THE LAST DROP
U is f u r t h e r , o rd e re d t h a t thl* o r d e r Ii*
p u b l i s h e d o p re n Week f »r e l^ h t j'*m *er".|Jl v «
p t lti in tin
St i' ifo f d l i i ra* I. a ro■ i p 4 j» r
MAXWELL
HOUSE
C O FFE E
puhltsbiii in vod Sirrihi "t i" r •>un I &
Witfoss tbv iiand and tin* airfi .•f the said
Dir ruit Court tills 2 I *t da v of Fit hr u ary,
V D 1919
•■•'■H
E- A DOCfil.A.SS,
, L i e r k f ’ireui « Court Semi rude Co-, Fla.
Kay, Adams A Hatland,
Aliya* for Plaintiff,
J ark son villi*, Fla.
.*
«
42-9tr
A S K YOUR GROCER
BOX FILES
fur filing
Lei lei s, Bills, Invoices, llercipt*.
* Etc. Plenty of them
-. ,
t at
GO.- each
O ffic e S u p p ly Dept.
P hone 148
S a n f o r d , Horid*
Citrus trees need fertilizer earlier than usu
al this season. With the abundant spring mois
ture the soil supplies have moved freely and the
trees have had a vigorous development. Now.
they need more fertilizer, to properly sustain the
fruit they,are carrying and to promote a good
summer growth. We offer any analysis.
All the potash you want.- '
Fgcrltrnfy, Sidney J.'C alt*. (iuvrrnnr ot tin.
S t a t e of Florida, at Tal!aha**rr, Florida, on
th e Slh day ot M ay, A. D. IBt», or aa aoon
thereafter a* we can he heard, for Irttera
patent to be l u u r d ' t n the (I. I". Sw ope l.anil
C om pany, of whle! ornurallon the- following
ahall be the Aftlrlr* ol Incorporation:
AMictca ef Incurpsrallun or O. I*. Swope
band Compin)
*
Ar l l r l e I,
T h e name id thia corporation ahall he the
” • ( 1 1i*ope Land Company and ita prin
cipal plareN d huaineea ahall hr in Oviedo
S.^ )in olr county, Florida, hut
-aid corlo cation may Iqvve office* elarwhero tn the
atalp of Hifitda of in J h e U n iu t i- S l a t r * nt
America ax tf>* ft* ’ buvine.* may become
ncccaaary or expedient.
Article II.
T h e moral natur-: of the hualnrn to he
tranaartnl by the corp.Aation . b a l l be *<
lo t l o w a , to w i l -
II VKH
| ROfiLtlS' PLATED WAltL
rrej d t h a t th e pe titio n e r, Mro* t (l C la ra
t'twjtry ir. t hit* ilisirivt.
,t
Cate#* be a n d nhe i* h e r e b y g r a n te d Mr en*»
.Tncri* Sfi*rn- tn t»** toll sitter it hi it> to ta k e chart;** *d and matiatp- her own *rp; I In l nurl of < u u n : , Ju .lg - . M t . tr nt Flarlfi,
a rate e st a t e nrfil p ro p e rty a n d to beefimi a
i In r. K.tati of
-Oh- pnrFr atm ut lioiwling liti- rntrnly free dealer In every reaperf,
h l l , l.nS )t H i m , . rt.l
St'fttM >lr ("unuty
It
i«
further
of
i|
ere
if
lit
at
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1
ropy
uf
t
h
1
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tV illlurfi Vtjlllarn.. Min.ir*
tjif bttilil Ifctrii rmuis vVerywhen* .<l^t
dene** l*e puidished m « newspaper m !S*-m
*
N . a i r r l» h r f r b y
t n all whnm it m .
in S> tniMilr rntthiv Inti I ..I k i" Mary. trod 1 c L i u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n r e a week f ' u f*,u.
,, - ■"i ••-• f n. i n , i Mall Vyilli.m,, i i iiuur.lt*
•I t.l I. f.i.w UiiHimi 4 rel Willi, iu Wil
While I tie jiqul we liave is all right i||f •T»*i Vf »r ri(i
l« Iuro»
miimra. will mi thr 2 l|h 1) 4 . ,1
All iij^ w liti h is done, oniered. adjudv*-«f |
M'nl. A |i l 'i| 1.
t .. | ),r ll.m uraM
ui .try weather, tike tjie ArkititHitM ahd decreed, tn Cham her s ;j I I i« I ami \ . • 1
t t limi-hnbli-r, I'nunt , Ju t*r mi *n.I In
in lx
f'!< Ifi d a - t h is t h e I 7 ' h day
*
tnan's hi'ti"' but while i hey are go \prd, riM
•s"!
'
'July,
.
t
hi,
mtlrr
in
Bantyird In *ai.
\ fi I'll'*
f o u n t ) , at in u’rlnrk a. m., or a. men
J VS \V I L U K I N S .
mg tu i|n an mtii h f"f ether (itat'e*
tbrfraUrf a. thr mattrr ran l.r hrarrl. tu
JridK**, Sevv-nth Judicial Circir t
4UlInirll) tn .ril. al pqbllf t.r [triialf .alit bieks like they rnuirt e«i|>ty pm k
Mi'minnlp C m inty, Florida
\.» llc r n t M a a tr r 'a Hair
1 hr Inibiaine (la.rrilirrl roil r . l / t r , m **|,
Mate of Florida,
et* nut this way.
ri) 4*n. of th.
C.nintv id Seminole
N n t i r r i» h.-rrli) iflvrn th at u n . lr r an.| by t'/SfJr- t m » i t ' S o l t i , ; anil
L K \ . Dou^lftts, C le rk - o f lh« ( ‘irruf t v l r t u r uf a Dual . f r r r r e uf f o r r r lo a u r r amt aalr S W t , uf N t ; u ( Srr. g'J, Tuwnthia 2 )
Misses M.irtita Kuulet»<|i) ami Eva Court
H
ad
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r.asG
ciiiitalninii
IA
a
>■f t*1 mitre* tu
tn and (or the S eventh Judicial Cir- m a d r ami r n t r r r i l in t h r C ir r u lt C o u rt of
VufjjJ of Seville sptqit the week end rult. Seminote County. Florida, do hereby S r m l n o lr < mint y. t b .ri.la , in f t h a n r r r y , leas.
ccftify that the above and f^rcffuittjt i i « true b r a r i n c ilalr l i n h d a v of M a rrh , A. I). I |
Thr N ' j of N ) ( uf Sn u th w r .t ti' of South
here-tlie guesl of thcir rouain, Mra. and correct ropy of that ct'rtatn ord»,f and w iirrrin (Source It. W r n d rb u r c ia rnro|ilain'* ° f BrtUun V T o a r n . h l p Twtnty-.ini
decree
«»f
the
aald
Court,
made*
an
th
e
17th
* b t ami Jarnra It. Ilrlrre i* d e f e n d a n t, I, a* I . n South. It4 n,fr Tbirty (30) F.a.t. rnn
H. I). Durant.
day of April, 1919* fllrtl tfor record in tHD apvrial m*«t«r « ill otfrr for aalr a n d aril. In ■aininjt 10 arm . moro or Is m .
and recorded hi Chancerv order book. f r o n t ol t h r r o u r t hou»r door in Hnninnlr
And the South unr t w .o tic tli <1-301 o
The Evans family motored otH to office
No, 2. at page N,». 30, on April 18th, A, D. m u n t y ,
t l u r l r l a , " I n Sanford, ilurini; th r thr Smith half ( t j ) ..f N n it h w r .l
ul
1919.
%
.
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legal
houra
of
a
atr.
un
Monday,
t
h
r
.
’
ith
day
Winter Garden ' Sunday, guests of
hmU,h.Ifr*1 t u<ri*r t ',1 of Srrtlon ^ Town
of M a y. A. I). t S*1a. to t h r k l g h r . i l.lddrr ihlfi T w m t y - o n r .JI 1 South, lla n j r Thirtj
Witfirsa
m
y
ham!
and
uUlrial
veal
of
other
the Bjny family of that jilate.
i r l i l , runtainLiR o ru* arfe m aru nr If#*,
this the IHth day of April, 1919, at Sanford. for r a th , t h r f o llow ing d r a r r t h r d p r o p r t t y
in S rm iholf r o u n t y , Klorida, l o - w i t: N o r t h
Mrs.-W:. 1‘. Monroe ail'd 'ehiidren Seminole county,. Florida.
w e st qua rte r of u o r t h w r a t q u a r t e r of SreDealt
~
K /A . DOUGLASS* (dirk.
tio n L lv r ftp, a n d t h r a n t half of t h r w rit
and Mr it. II. Bronson anti daugh
Hy V. M. D u uilasc. I). t\
bull III aouthw rat q u a r t e r ol Section T w e ntyo n r (21), Town* hi j) T w e n ty (20), S o u th ,
ter ot M aitland'w e re week end visit
It-ingr T h ir t y - t w o i 3 2 i KaM. fcith apim rors at Un* hom e of It. D. Difrant.
t e n a n r r * t h r r r l o belonging, to aaliafy aald
ileerro
and n s t i .
Nntifr la hereby given" tha»r the underB^v. J i . V. Albertson of Del.and
K. F. tlOUSIIHI.IlF.ll.
«igne*l wilt, . o r Wrdneadav. thr 14th <1w> of
is expected here last of this Week to .May, I9IS, or a* anon thereafter u r n n . . _
S pe iia i M a ile r.
T
.ld
e
n
A
Maguire.
nient. apply to thr ffonorahfr Sidney J
slay over S u nday.
Soliriturx
for
Complainant.
Call*. Cover nor of ihr State of ‘Florida, for
Mean.
AH Tire Accessories
-
to
’1-• d tu fit*" p^i-rnt**!. anti lining uiiNfitd
Hand Horns
Rh o n e
and
every reaper! to n -p o tt auch tratimoiiYt t«»g r t h r r w ith fah bndinir trt f h o " m a f f i r t«» «ti *
Court, and the said Master having report* d
to i(*tr Cmifl the lisrirn*)n> lak*‘n i*v >u.o
and having f lift her report nd that it »* tn
hiulin^ that the pafitiuner l»a* .sufiirien* r * parity, com petency ami (jitNHfieatii-Da t ..
take rhvrfp- tif nod ftianttp" her man . -1 1 *.
*tkd pr'■p*’*tv and in Iteom* oi fr- r t|i x l r .
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO
Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers
in Spray Pumps nnd Insecticides
its
f . i t m ) . hold. o w n . r o n t f o i .
w i 'il--,li,|i. **||, tleal In. r . i n i r , , b-aaei
ferit. mortgage, evrbange, ruluvate. impi'a.r
FLO R IDA
( . Maxwell,
■ b d Ot he rw ise t b a I II, a n d d l. p o a e >,( r , , | * nr|
p e r . u n a l p r o p e r t y , a n d a n y rigl.L*. |,tb->.
t n t - e r * i ,.r — t i l e " t h i r , In, in ifie . l a ' e of
F I -Ida and in o r i n r m a t . , of i l . r 'United
M o l , a an.l in f o r g ig n rountriea, to plat, im
prove, dram and. d e v e l o p laiide tor I h e pur-
poar of aale and I.9 0 : and to do and perform
all thing* appropriate ur needful for the drv. lnpmcni "fid improvement of **me for any
purpove for which t h e aame may he adapted'
t o undertake Ihe management and aale of
all or any part of the property of the corporatiun; to undertake- and dlreet the man-
Sanfonl Branch
ARE YOU INSURED?
IF NOT, SEE
VV. J . TH IG P EN a COM PANY
•1
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AGENTS
-ii
General Fire
I
Ins
OFFICE rtXIFLbi RANK BUILDING
S a n fo r d
•
4C-Stc
('alb rfitir \ Hr own anrid
Jo h n f Hruttn, D H rfuiant*
T" thp Defenilani, John F, Hr own
■A* appearing fpum I he aw orn iiffidavil
> tifiini
hi (4 in till'd t ft Et1 \ our plarr of reddrnee it
»omi i ti*ti •*f the United Stall*# other than
t i i f I i h*'Hit x 1 9 ) ' t‘i * rj tdid in the stall* ad Fiortdn* and that yutlr p a rtictil. W | i p h r a t i i * n Iti4- I •i n h i a d e for ular ffpJdenci’ is unknown to alhant and
ioit** in aernrdane*' wtfit l»w. . j h a l the aald John K. Grown is a minor
i d r« r t i f i - r j f i - * % h h*n Tm* r io fe e rm -d river the i|fp of fourteen year* and ha*
I'ftW la s d»* d will n iu i t I*•-r***ti been, absent front the state more than s i l l y
day a next prerc ling thia order ami there
i drfi of. May, \ P . i ‘»|9,
i La no person in the state of Florida -neEvice
mv idTicial dgBAturr add seal of a n b p o e t ia uiotn w h o m w o u l d . h i n d th e
i l l y f»| April. \ D 1919.
t a m e John K. Ilf own.
i?
i \ lim t ; l \ss,
I t is t h e re fp re o rd e re d t h a t y o u d o a p p e a r
*r ‘4|l * I*1-r * » oil ryid I" ('|»., |di»
in f id s c o u r t to the hit) h e r e in It led un phe
IS> V K, Don j*lass* l c C.
3th day of May. A'. D. 1919
,t
i it*tttte tit Itia! idly while there huv1 mg rei'etillv disjuwed of her pro|>erl\
m Muhtgiilt a n d expects to.lenve ill a
" ffi& ^ -a jg 's^ r -s’s
may concern, that I.oa. 1, C „ m* , * > ’ » it
dlan of H airy J, Cramer *
*u
the SOtb day ot April. A.’ ll i,(l's f *W. **
the Honorable E. F. Ilou.hifd*,’
«*
J u d i e In and lor aald county,
In S an lord . FI*., In aal.t county
o clock a. m., or aa aoon t h r m f i h * 14
m a t t e r c a n be heard, lor au[i„, £ r
»W
“tn.P^ib c ? ' Primal* aale, the l.llo£|n 2 ? “•
crlbed real eetatr. In raid county ,l <t*I lc g ln n n g at a po nt lour hundred
(410> fact n o tlh ol the . o u t h . , V “! ' • « »
the eouthweat quarter t.l the .,m t h ,« . n *
ter ol Section thirty-one at ,
t w e n ty ( 201 , south or ( { . „ * / Thl,
eaat. thence running w».i four hun, ! f r ' Mi
tw e n ty (4301 feet, thence north two h ^ / * i
end ten ( 210 ) fact, thence e . , t !„*" h f f i
and t w e n t y feel ( 420 ). the,lr, ^ , “.1 ^
hundred and ten feet to pl.tr „| t„t i , . t
l fuuft S n rrith
S p mi iiilll* r.iunty.
■*011, C'omplatnnut
Nu-Glass Polish
/
The butlnraa of the corporation ahall ha
conducted by a Hoard ol Directors consist
ing ol’ not leas than 'lour nor moro than
.eve n membara. T h e Dlrectora^hall, from
their number elect a I'realdent, a \ l c e 1 res
ident. a Becritary and a Treasurer.
The
persons who are t o conduct the buslneae ol
this corporation aa Ita temporary officer*
and director* until the director* are eleclcd
at the first annual meeting of the atock
holder* hereinafter provided for. ahall he
Tuesday of each and every July, such rareting to be held at. the principal offica.oT the
company at Oviedo," Murid*.
.
Article VI.
Tfie highest am ount of Indebtedness or
llnmtity to which thl* corporation can at
anyxSlime 'aubject ilaelf la Five Hundred
Thousand 11500,000.00) Dollar*.
- *
Arllrle VII.
Names, residence* and aubicriplion* of Inr o r p o r iljfi:
.
....
Name
Itealdence
N o-of hbarci
O. P . Swope. Oviedo, Fla., I2S Share*
The name* and residence* of the incur- • llo y K. Symea. Sanford, Fix., I2S Share*
porator* and * the n u m b e r - o f share* sub
F. F. Duttun, Sanford, Fla., I2S Share*
scribed hy each are a* follow*:
"* ‘
II." \V. Harr, Urlxndn, Fla., 125 Sharra.
i t 0 - Half. Sanford, Florbla, l i o *hare*. ■ . ’
"
Arllclh VIII. *
- Hoy F. Sym cv, Manl.inl, Florida, Su »hare*.
The seal of this corporation ahall he a cir
. John Meiarh, Sanford, Florida, 2 S *h*re*. cular impreaalon and bear In the*center the
ft.'E. Squire*.’ Sanford, k'lorld*. 20 abare*. word* "‘Corporate 8 e*l" and around the cir
cumference ,'*(). Fi Swope lunid Company."
Stale af Florida
•
Cnunty'of Seminole.
O. I*. SWOPE .
fin this day per*on*lly app eared.before roe,
'
110 Y F. SY M K S
an officer du ly authnriied to lake aeknowlF. K_ D U T T O N
rilrmrpt*. J. ti. 11*11. It. K. S q u ir t»; lloy F.
If. w / llA I L I L
Hi in< a and John Melsth, to me known to be S T A T U OF KLOIUDA
tlii person* w bu subscribed to the foregoing C ounty of Sr ml nolo
rhsrier, anti each of them, before me, »e*Hrfore rnr p* rRonalty apnean'd O. P#
trull) ■rlititi*ledged that lie ditl so for the Swnpr, Itoy F, S / m
F.
Dulton ant!
ul. * and purpose* tJSrfin expressed.
II? VVs Jlarr,' to me widl known, and known
In Witness Where™ 1 have hereunto set t*» Ltr thr paflira (Lurrlhed in aa!d artlflrs of
iiirtiriioialion and arknow lrdii’d that they
tig n n l Iht* samp f**r rti 5 *u»**a and fuifpoara
Ok fpin t*ipr«^rd/
WitiiTAt ins hand and nfflrinl *pal, lid* Ore
fir*l day uf April, A. 1). 1819,
tarah
H O S K I N S JO NKS,
.
Notary P u b lic..*
.
My Commlaalon rxplri^ One. 2 1 1 1921.
NOT Iff*.
»
Da frit <k Ollc^k
‘
Hoard of cou n ty rommDrlnncra in am! for • Att*>rnr>a for IncorpnratorA.
riuinty* Fla., will rc riiv r bid* nl
47-5tA
ihnr fokl rctrular rnutfru: held Mav t’th.
. t1- 1919, lit 10 n-rWfc at. m. for |Kp ljullif" .
NOTIC E
i *-*. »*r ronerrte mIi| i U mentf for tirldtra over
S'Mitr; ('r«-t k. f i 4"« (*rr« k( H oia«1I Cfce^, and i% Here hy fiven that an application will Jic
midp
'in
ln<*
u
n
i ffewrion of the Florida
dllrh' about 1 mill- north of Oviedo, LejcUlature to have
Dial body enact s law
plan* unil specification to be had hy applv- rAtablinhi
ng a county court for He mi n *>11*
K' i* at the oflire of
. \ . Dmiglaaa, 1 ‘ti t k
>, Florida
Dnit-d February 27th,
H *nri fr»rfvpa thr rigkI tn rep* rt an*, and fount
1919.
af ‘.|fD
,
I.
s
DOUGLASS, Clerk.
I. A l l l t l MI.K ) . ('Iron . _
l 2 -»<»tr
Thedford'8
Mn . W. F. Fickle, of
Rising Fawn, Ga., writesi
"We have used Thedlord’B Black-Draught os
a family medicine. My
molhcKin-law could not
take calomel as It Bcemed
too strong (or tier, so she
used Ulack-Draucht as a
mild laxative and liver
regulalor. . . We use It
in the family and believe
it is the best medicine for
the liver made." Try It.
Insist on the genuine—
Thctiford’s. 25c a pack
age.
E-75
Spark Plugs
lot .In ciah or In property, lebbr and aerelrcw
■ t a jurt valuation, to V* fixed by the
directors at a m »etin ; csllrd for such pur
pose.
Article IV.
T h e corporation ahetl exlat perpetually.
»h*"£* LW**t to
p
Which sppti catlap will t„
petition tor axle now un file
D ate d March 27th, A
. . ..
matt
wn.r.uys.
46-5tc
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THE SANFORD HEUALI)
in
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Amount of
T u r n add
font*
OW NER
OW NER
S
Notice la h r la b y (Ivan t h a t tha following daacribed landa nr
--eh .
u
<
a 111 b*
..r nreerta.ry
n
i o p a y t h e a m o u n t d u . lor i l l . U m R r i i . m ,
ta t t i V W L V
’ rr with
»i< tha coal* of auch aala a n d advcrtl* ng, will Ue aold at nul.llr l o r i L
, r r ,lhe
u" 1
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la
Se
5.62 I^il II lllork II Tr 14. W m.
Mr* L. W, l ’iljey
f t . ,h:
if1 2 ^ 1 ^ ! ’ n o o n r ' i r . E ; c o u rt Lot 47 Sanford Height*
houtr door. In tha C ity of Sanford, C o u n ty of Samlnolr, and Stale" of" Florida *
Lot 111 S anford Height*
2.60
Cnknunn
Clark * Sub Div. . , ,
Virgil Clair
2.90
J N O . D. JINK1NH,
’•
L-Ua 123 a n d
124 Sanford
Lola 2 to 9 ( l e u Lot 6 1 Block 11
_______ T a t Callartar. Sem inole C a a a ly , Florida.
Height* . _____
5.05
U n k n n n m . .........—
T r 15 Wm. C l a r k ’* Sub
Lot 127 Sa n fo rd l ie l f h ta
5.62
Unknown *...................
Dlviaion____
_______ _
U nknow n
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W. F. L e a i l t t ' a S u b Dlrlalan aa R e ta r d e d la r i * l llask No. I. Page 27
Wm. C lark’a H a h d lila ls ii ________________________________ . .
...
Hem
ln
ale
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ard
a
IiE S C K IIT lO N O F
Amount of
Sanford aa K r e a r d r d la P la t llaak Na. I, P a g e 109, Sem i nala C auaty R e ta rd*
LAND
OW NER
T a ir a and N ) i Lot 3 W. P. I . r a v i t t ’* S u b
S H Lot 3 Wm. Clark'* S u b P i v
Dlrialon
ConU
S. W. Wright
of Block 24 Roblnaon'a
Lota 7, 9. I t , |2 a nd 13 W. P.
Survey of an Add.
to
Leavitt'* S u b Divfalun
Unknuwn
Sanford . . . . . .
.
A '. ^ h M e Brld* — — ---' 5.68
L oti 18. 19. 20 a n d 21. W. P.
SEMft (3
of1 SW M
Lot
4
Wm.
C
la
r
k
’*
Sub
P
i
v
m
f
Unknown
6.74
J eor of L ot 1...., . ..
_
L e a v i t t ‘a S u b l)lv
....
'
w . P. Leavitt . ........... —
3.
Viw
Block 24 of . Roblnaortw.
* —
ltun E 13.25 r h S 15 rh
Survey of an . Add. to
Itayd'a Hub U lr la la u uu Hceurded In P l a l Bank Na. I. Pag* 85 Sem inole ('a u n ty Keeurde
W 13.25 eh, N H i rh
Hanford
__ ___
Unknow n
Lot 3 B o y d ’a 8 u b - f ) l v „ _ _ „ -------* J. If. B r u n e o n . . . . . --------6.05
-----------8.95
r
W 10 c b N 58 d e f W to
l.ot
10
Wm. C l a r k ’* S u b P i v .
Lot 9 Boyd ■ S u b l)iv_,„_,-----,
S. O. Shlnholaer _.
1.75
L ake N th ly to p L 80 dec
of Block 24 of RobinLota
IV.
20.
21,
22
a
n
d
23
i
?‘
W of pt. on N line of
aon’a Surve y of a n Add.
B o y d ’* S ub I ) l v -------------S. O. Shlnholaer ........... .
7.20 .
See K 15 e h _____ *....
—
to S a n f o r d . . . . _______
Mra. S. S. P o tter
11.08
Unknown.
9.98
M a r k h a m P a r k lle lg h la aa R e t a r d e d la r i a l Bank Na. I, Page 77
8 «.5 of SW>* of N E K of
Lot M Wm. Clark'* S u b P i v o f
Se m la a le C a a a ly Kecorde
N W k - j — —---------------— 28 19 29
Mra. A. O re lher.
____
Block 24 nf R o b ln io n 'a
• t2.53
26 19 19
Survey
of a n Add. lo
Mra. A. G rrlh e r
8.41 Lol 9 Block, E / M a r k h a m Park
28 19 '2 9
J. W. N e w m an ..
Z L
S a n f o r d . ^ . ------...;..............
q . L W in g ___ __________
ft. 60
Height*
.............. ..............
B. U P i t k i n *
— - . S2-*8
3.96
r.
oi b
"t
" !•»
*• *
T he T o w n of Sa n fo rd aa tte e a rd e d la p l a t Book Na. i . r a g e * 56 t* 61 a a d 112. I l l
Wm. C lark'a Hub Plvlaiuu of K l j *f Blech 23 a a d Alt Ptecka 33 a n d 36 K u b ta a a a ’s
J "
and W t i of W H
of
115, I I I a n d 117, S e m la a le County Uerorde
N u r t e f , i i l< rrard#d (n 1*1«l Hook No, t t P i g # 107, H e m l i i l i C sin ljr K rro rd *
N W S of N E K , '
34 19 29
J. E. T. Chamberlain
L oU I. 2 a n d 3 Block 35 Wm.
o
N f , Block I T ie r 7 S anford
S i , of S E ' t of N E . 't pf N E | i
35 19 29
A. Bobbin*
I). J. C a w lrr
Clark'a
Sub
Piv.
,.f
l-ote I a n d 2. Block 2 Tigr 9
I HEK of N W k . . . . ..... .. ---- ~ 35 19 29
.J. W. Zachary..
S
anford
^
Roblnaon’a
S
u
rv
e
y
.
Hr# J rh E of N W eor of L ot I . 36 19 29
■
*
L o t I Block 3 T r I Sa n fo rd . .
Lot 4 Block 35 Wm. C lark's
Kun S 20 rh E 5 ch N
n u m b e r e d Lot lvlng be
Sub IHv of Rr.hioy.m'a
20 r h W 5 eh ............... ....
I.. Haleomr
4.59 ‘An U ntween
S u rv e y ...
1- a n d 3 Block 3
j
tire N E cor of L ot 1 of Paola
Lota
7,
ft. 9, 10. 11 a n d 12 HU
T
ier
I
Sanford
36
I n .......................................*
19 29
Lol II Block 3 Tier 2 Sanford
35 Wm. C l a r k ’a S u b P i v
ltun N 389 ft W 325 ft
ol Roblnaon'a S u rv e y
S 24 It | j ) l 12 Blo«k 3 T r 2
8 389 ft E 325 ( t ~
R. R. Fldriilge .*
t ■J
L o ti G, 7 a n d 8 Block 36 Wm.
Hanford
f
St. Jo a e p h aa R e t a r d e d In Plat Bank Na. I, Page 14. Seaalnale C auaty R e ra rd a
C l a r k ’a Sub P i v uf RobW H L o l 4 Block 3 T ier 3
N J i Lot 32. St. J o a e p h - — -----Sanford ... ___ ____
Inaon'a Surve y
,
J. M. Ogleaby.T___ ___
Unknow n
Dry 495 ft N of BW eor of Lot
L ot 9 Block 3 T r 5 S a n f o r d , . .. _•
L ot 9 Block 3ft W m. C l a r k ’.
33 r u n N. 50 f t K ISO ft
L ot 7 Block 3 T r 8 S a n f o r d . . . .
0t
. 8 50 ( t W 180 ft 8L
atifTwy m « MRa^trTiCTMHw
U nk n o w n , ...
W H L ot 3 a n d All 4 Block 3
3.20
J o a e p h , — . . . . . . --------------T ie r 8 Sa n fo rd
. .
_
A.
I).
Hlrntlford'*
Addition la Hanfnrd an R e cn rd e d l a P la t Book Nu. I, P a g * ft fto
|,ot 56 St. J o a e p h _____ — .............
Lot 5 Block 3 T r 8 Sanford ..
H rm laui* C auaty R e r a r d a
L ot 34 St. Jo aeph . .
............ ...
Lota 13 a n d 14 Block 4 T ie r 1
L o t i 6 a n d 7 S t r n t i f o r d ’a Add
W H Lot 90 S t . J o a a p h . ---- Sanford ___ _________ ___
Uufua
She
ppa
rd
m
m
umi r-r*
65.30
tu Sanford
.
U n k n o w n ........ ..
Lot 78 St., J o a a p h - .
Lola 4 , a n d 8 Block 4 T ie r 3
L o t 8 Slentlford'a
Add
tu
Sanford ___________
Mr*. S. O. Shlnholaer
. 129.90
Sanford'
.
K.
Z. C oa art
L o t . l Block 4 T r 8 S a n f o r d , . . . ..
J. U H ille r..
.....—
54.26 L ot 10 s te n tlfo rrl’a A d d lo S i n
L o u 1 a nd 2 Block 4 T ier 7
ful d .... ......_________
'< L o t 's Florida L a n d A ColnnlaaNorman S u t t o n .
Sanford
Ur*. C . A. S m i t h ------ -35.20 Lol 11 Stenllford'a A d d . to San, tlun C o .’a Celery P l a n t a
Lot 6 and N ' t 7 Block 8 T r 3
ford
1
tion
.................................
U n k n o w n . __.
Hanford - ...............
Mr*. L. IL T h raa h ar. _
43.80 Lota 13 and 14 Sle n tlfo rd 'a Add
Lot 27 Florida L and A Colon!Lot 9 Block 8 T r 3 Sanford
H r V v W i g h t . _______
94.85
to Sanford
_______ ___
aatlon Co.’a Celery PlanP r a n k H a l f _________ ___
S 12 ft L ot 12 a n d All 13 (let*
- tat [un ..............
Lot 20 Slentlford'a Add t o S a n
beg S E C or L ot 13 Run
f o r d ____ _ _______
r
•
•
i -----U n k n o w n . , . . ____ ____
6.08 V
N 62 ft W 28 It 8 22 ft
L oU 22 a n d 23 S t e n t l f e r d a
Dtg 487 ft N of SW eor of
W 14 ft S 40 ft E to
Add to Sanford
J.
W.
W
hile
Eetafe.*___
f
* N W *i
v
7.22
beg) Block 8 T r 3 San
l.ot 26 S le n tlfo rd ’a Add to S a n
Run E 330 It N 660 ft
ford
„
„
P. L Thraaher
45.00
f o r d ...... ... ..... .. ____. ..
Geo. T u r n e r . . . ______
8.77
W 560 ft S 660 ft E
l.ot 8 lllork 8 T r 6 Sanford
A. P. I’a r rla h .
34.90
330 f t ........... ...........................
4 ' M. Chagaell'a Hubdlelalan nf fllerke <1. K. a nd J nf t h e T nwn a f (le ld a b a r a ,
fit. 92 Lute I and 2 Block 8 T r 10
aa
H
r
r
e
r
d
r
d
In
Plat
flank
Ne.
I.
Pag*
71,
S
e
m
in
a
l*
C
e
anly
R
e
rarda
• Ilrg NW ror of lia n d 'a Add. to
Sanfhrd
M ary 8. Plrkln*
65.35
Hanford'
' ' 4’ run E to N E
Lota 6, 9 a n d 10 Block 0 ChapW’ H Block 5 T r 2H Sanford
Mr*. T. E. Crlggal
13 35
corner N to J. T . A K. •
Lot* 4 and 8 Block 6 T r 8 S a n
pell’* Sub P i v of qoldaW lly. N W ly t o Perf o r d . . . ......
,bo
4 l « e ^ ^ . ___
68.38
M ary E. l l i f g i n * ----- ..Ji
Wm. C I * r k ....„ ..._ j _ fc_ ^ .
B.18
almmon Ava S t o flag
L
ot
I
I
Block O C happell'* Sub
Lot 6 Block 7 T r 3 S a n f o r d . . . . . .
32.76
C. W. I.alng
(leal t h a t p ar( N of LeeaP
i
v
ol
Gnl.lal.oro
.
W
m.
Clark
....__________
Lot 8 Block 7 T r 3 Sanford
32.75
W. It, Wight
b u r i B ra nch of A, C. L.
tm l I Block 8 TF I Hanford . . .
32.78 L oU 13. 14 and 20 Block (1
Unknown . .,
----R. It. deeded | o A. C. L.
Chappell'* S u b P i v of
Lot 8 Block 9 T r l Sanford ..
.....
9.05
Unknown
.
..—
—
IL It. C o.»........................... 28 19 ,3 0
_
Unknow n . . .
... .
8.00 Lot 9 lllork 8 T r I Sanford . . . . . .
tliddaboin
..................
U n k n o w n .. .. __ ________ _
.
32.78
Mra. M. W. j^awwll ...
M. M . S m i th ’* S u d ltla lu n of S r c lla u a a* R e ta r d e d la Plal lloak Na. I. r a g e 55.
Lol 6 lllork 9 T r 8 Sanford . ,
9.06 LoU 41 a n d 42 Bloch 0 C h a p
J. W. Fltagrrald Eat.
pell'*
S
ub.
P
i
v
of
('[vldaS e m inole County R e rarda
Lot I lllork 10 T r 9 Sanford
9.06
J C. tllgglna Eat. .
l.nro
Wm. Clark
Lola 1 and 2 Block 10 T r 10
lllork 51 M. M '. .S m l t h 'a Sub
'
Hanfurd
___
_
_
15.83 L ot 65 Block K 'C h a p p e ll '* Sub
J. P. Lalng . .
[ M illio n ___ _
__
J. A. Atllaon
—I ) i r of Goldaboro
J
. F. Lalng .
_____
Lot
7
nioek
10
T
r
10
Sanfo/d
4.75
Unknown
N ' i Block 60 M. M. Sm ith '*
Lot 8 Block II T r 3 , Sanford
6 90 All u n p la tte d p a rt Block K
Utiknown
Sub P i v .
J, C. Ifiggina' E atate
Chappell'* Sub P i v of
Lota
9
and
10
lllork
II
Tr
6
ftlprka 82 a n d 63 51.' M . 'S m i t h ’a
Gol.iabt.ro
Unknown
I 92
Hanford
17 97
Itralty Truat Co
Sub P i v
w
F R Durham
9 08
All lllork II Tr 19 Sanford
The Hab l>l.l.Ion of Houlh Hanford aa H e r a l d e d In Plat Hook N.
Unknown
M. M. himllh'a T hird S u h d lila la n a* R r e o r d r d In I’lal Hook No I. Page 86
l.ot I Block 12T r 6 Sanford
32.75
y
Sem inole County R e r a r d a
II P. O'Neal
Se m inole Courtly llerorda
Lota I and 2 lllork 13 Tr l
E 40 It Lot 28 Block 11. South
Sanford
8 M. M. S m i th ’* T h ir d
Mra. P. Goer I a
Sanford
IL W. Bento n . . . .
...
I
Lot* 5 *nd 9 lllork 13 T r 2
Sub P i v
L. A Ilurilge
*
Lot* 111 tn 18 Block C South
>
Sanford
J. t ’ lllggfn* Eatate
Sanford
B enton A C lark
2
Lots I. 2. 3 an.l « III.M-k IJ
l.ot i t Block U So u th San*
S ' , ol S ' j ol N W I t ni S E ' ,
Tr 4 Sanlor.l
Mary E. Illggin*
and N 15 acre* of N E * ,
f'»rd
........
......
.—
A.
M.
T
h
r
a
a
h
e
r
..^
_______
a
j Lot 5 llloek 13 T r 4 Sanford
C. M. lty an
------’
o f S W J j a n ti All S E } |
Florida Land A C olnnltatlan C o . Ltd.. Addition U Hanlh Hanford, na R e corde d In Plat
LoU 1 a n d 2 Uluck 13 T r
of N W t[ 8 -of St. tierBook No. I, P a g e 71, Sem in ole Caunly Record*
Sanford
17 97
T J William a
5 '»0
trude Ave
24 19 30
55
J It Black
.lit i n«» rltla Land A C*o|o.
Lot 1 lllork I t Tr 9 Sanford
2 60 i
All S W ' i ol N E ' a lying N of
Unknown
Co.'a Add lo So u th 8an2 60
,Kt. ( i r r t r u d e Ave
4 31 Lot ft lllork 14 T r 9 Sanford
29 19 30
8
Unknown
F It Reed
*
l.ol 7 Mlork 15 T r 1 Sanford
4 75 i,,ot 2 forFltlurlda
it’ ! , of SW la of 8W-la
and
Eilw. Nrlaun
Land St C'ttlo.
90.85
All HI ..rk 1 N T r 11 Sanford
Unknown
E H •'! HE 14 of S i v «4 of
Co'a Add to South San.19.2(1
6.34 All III ..rk 2 N T r 11 Sanford
Unknown
M M , S m ith
29 19 30
28
SW t*
All III ork 3 N T r 11 Hanford
4.75 i. ot 3 ford
Unknown
W H of SE 'j .of SW ' | of SW i*
Plo rid a Land A Colu.
S 1-10 fl of E ' t of •nf 7 and
and S.W '4 of HE** ol
I V . Add to South San120 It td Li,! 7 (Ieaa S
S W 't
and
K.U' >i
ol
ford
1.11) III ninrk X Sanford
9 65
J r n n i r E. t'ouvlllier
SW '4 lying E of w line
Fl. •rlda Land A t_ III IL
Lot 6 Mlork X Sanford
I I J7 i l»t lat'ftgv'a
Unknuwn
of Sanford (Irani (Ir-aa
Add 141 S<tut h Han
N
of N <, of Lot 7 Block V
. 825 ft N and S by 660
ford
Sanford
D It llriaaon
, ll E It W in SE eor and
Ol a l Florida Land At ' ( . d o .
i
S ' , of N ‘ , of Lot 7 lllork V.
ieaa N T H rh.)
29
E lisa be th Ki-arl
( V # Add to So u th Sano Sanford
Mary Wormatey
ford
E li t a h r t h Kiaeel
t 'l in Sa n fo rd G r a n t
.
30
l.ot 1 anti N 's l.iit 9 flltick 7,
LAlia
ID
and 11 1Klnrl di1 La nd A
All N E 1* In Sanford G rant l lean
Sanford
Unknow n
beg 4 5 Ik* W nf N E eor
' f o i l , On* a Add 14i :Hutilh
I.■
•
I
a
1
anil
2
Block
6
Tr
A
Sanrun W to interaeetlon of
Hanf.inrd
15 2(1
ford
II agar Itirhardaur.
•rlda Land A r . d o ,
W tine rd Sanford G r a n t
l.ot 1 lllork 6 T r A Sanford
21 9n I.nl 66C oFl.
l i t t l e William*
* Add to Hoii t h H a n SWIy along G ia nt line
l6.10
Lot
7
lllork
6
T
ier
A
S
*
n
|u
rd
.
It.
A.
Gardner
ford
15.60 r h E 4 63 eh NHly
U hknow n
__ ___
1.19
10 40
J. F. Lalng
19.90 Lit! t lllork 6 T r It Sanford
T 17,55 eh tu beg) . ...
31
Eliaaheth Kiaeel
K. J. While'* Huh Plelalon of P a ri wf Sec. 36, Ty. 19 R 1", aa K ecerded In Plal
13.18
Lot 8 Block 7 T r II Sanford
W. II. Stewart
Meg 40 eh S of N E eor
31
Book N*. 2. P age 48. S e m in o le County K erard*
26 30
Lot 6 lllork M T r C Sanford
II I. I l u ll a r t
run S 40 eh W 20 r h N
>
Lut 9 lllork 8 T r C Sanford
21.90 llnll I n t in Block I E. J.
Unknown
15 eh W 10 rh S 2 L
While'* Sub l) le p a r t
— ;_________
‘
— - .. ..
.
.
Lot 6 lllork 9 T r II Sanford
16.83
Unknown
W 10 eh S 12 H eh .. .
of
36
19
30
U n k n own: ................M tS S Lola 8, 9 and 16 lllork 8 T r 11
r h N 25 deg E 44 rh E
7.20
Banlor'd
19
60
U nknow n
Unknown
F. II. Iland'o Add. lo Sa n fo rd no Recorded In Plal Beak N*. I. P a g e 111. S e m in a l*
124
In beg
26,30
l.ot I illork 9 Tr A, Sanford
Unknown
Caunly R r ro rd o
Beg 3,16 eh E a n d I t t h S nl
4.75
l.ot i Block 9 Tr It Saryfortl
If nk now n
N W eor
31
Lot 6 lia nd'a Add lo Hanford
U nknow n . . . -------- --- 17,67'
16.17
l.ot
I
Mlork
9
T
r
f
Hanford
J. C ow ed
Run 8 3.16 eh, E 65 Iky
( l.aprpan A T a r k r r ’a Addition to Sanford aa H r r e r d r d In Plat llaok Ne. 1, Pag* 34
9.05
Lot 2 lllork 9 T r ’C Sanford
Unknown
S 2.64 r h E 8.27 r h N
Sem in ole County I t rro rd *
j.ol |ft Mlork 9 Tr C S anford
t 75
M Paul
5 80 r h W 8.92 rh to
2 l 00 I ,,i " Mlork '* Tr i Sanford
I I 21 t.wl
Unknown
Lake Jlatrnmh
I lljtirk 2
I ' h i j i m a n At
*
t
I
...I
f.
Illi'i
k
'•
Tr
D
Sanf.ir.l
I
75
Unknown
30
T
u
r
k
r
r
’a
A
i
*
•
1
l
u
H*n
31 19
II. e 10 I t r h K ..( SW i'of
I I 22
l.ot lo Mlork 9 Tr K Sanford
It I. T h ra.h er
J M alien.
Inrd
ltun E; 12 58 rh N 8
I >u. I anil '• Mlork 9 Tr .F San
L if t * 2 a n i l
111i»r k 1 I h i | i i h W 12 58 rh S 8 (i'J
17
11
lord
7
9*
l
'f
i
k
n
b
n
Unk
now
r.
mari
JL
Turkft'f'ti
A
<
1
*
4
ifi
ii
chain*
9.05
l.ot III Block 9 T r G Sanford
B in fo ril
Unknown
C a th e rin e l>. Tlu.tna*
.11 19 30
,1 N W Cor
Lot* 9 and 16 Mlork 9 T r 11
latll
1 Illtirk 5
('h l|> tn a n &
»'
3.16 rh E .1/16 ch
Sanford
.
Unknown
T u r k r r ' * Adil lo K*n*
8.12
M, At IlalfomlL.
i
ch W 3.16 rh
Middle 39 ft Lot I Block 10
C.
|
|
.
F
r
a
i
le
r
lira
..
32 19 30 "
of N E 11
T r A Sa n fo rd
(Tnknowrn
Lut
el lllork 5. ( i h i h m m A
• »
1
: 12- rh S 20 ch to
S ty l.ot 2 Block 1 0 / T r A S a n
T u f k r r* i Atlil lo Hin*
■* S.A L E l ly Wly along
5.06
ford
*
lien Bradley
Mr*. G. S a u c er. —
lord _
" -m
aamc 7 •' j cn N 29 ilrg
1 1 22 l , n |
Lot i lllork 10 Tr A Sanlor.l
1 lllo rk M
C h a p m a n Si
E. II. Ji.ne*
\V 10.96 1-3 ch W HI ch
1.78
L o t ' 3 lllork 10 T r c Snnford
Unknown
Turkrr** A d d ’
San*
11.13 rh N Ely 23 rh
17.35
W 'y Lot 5
S I III lllork
C. IF. F ra ile r lie*
S I t deg E 8 rh S 61
in T r C Sanford
Unknown
Lot
4 lli>»rk H
1‘ h a p m i n
A
deg W to pt, 30 yh ft ol
[
I 'it 5 Block IU T r C SaoT i i f k t i ' i Add to Han*
K line ol Section anil 10
’
ford
31.20
Unknown
M ) Stoke* ■*
font
rii N of S line of N E ' .
I o l. 6. ai.il 7 M W k III T r 1)
| ; « 4 e.f K ' i «•! l.ot *
a m i tu
S 10 <h W io SW I 'or
Sanford
U II Frailer IDir*
lllork 11 t'li a pm ah A
N W ',
See N to
I 2 .m l i Bio. k ' i n Tr I!
T u r k t'f ’a \ -Inl
to Han
s \\ I or id See i to
•* 1*4
SanfoM
9.90
Unknown
Cnk r. ow rr.
lord
beg
| ,ola 1 an-! 2 liliok II I r V
Lot
2 lllo rk U
(h ap m an
A
11, r S W Cur
Sanford
2M.7J»
II. L. p u l i c r t
T o rk rf'E
A d il
lu
H *1)
Run E 1 r h N 15 r h E
l.ot 1 Mlork 11 T r II Sanford
21. VH
C. It. Atkint
M. J. Stoke*
f t iid
21 rh S II deg W 15 rh
21 UH 1*4*1
l.ot H lllork II T r M S anford ,
Unknown
7 l l l o r k 17
Chapm an
A
E to pt 15 rda W ol SE
!5.lH
Lot I lllork II T r C Sanlor.l
Ja m r* Jarkaon
Td rkrf'a
A«|i|
It* S a n Cor of S \ V >4 N S3 rd*
2 1.'*H
J o h n Muaeon
Lot 5 lllork I I T r C Sanford
II. Frailer Heir*
ford
E 15 rda N 11 rda IV 20
3.9U N 40 II Lot 4 lllork l« ( ha pl.ot 6 Mlork 11 T r It Sanford
E. T. Purlin
rda N 16 rda W 70 rd*
N 1, Lot 10 Block II T r l» Sanm a n 's
A T u r k r r a Add
'N 80 rda W 70 rda fi .40
7*22
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,
P nugtaa A Mueyly
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9.47
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r h E I ch' In beg. ...-------9 Block II T r P Sanford
Unknuwn
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22.50 Lot
T. 11. E v a n
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Lota 1. 2. 3 a n d 10 Block II
Ha ml nil e C e anly l lr c e r d e
17.97
Tr K. Sanford
a . .
Villa Hllea a f Twin L ak e s aa R e t a r d e d In Plal B a sk Na. t . Page 65, S e m la a le
Unknown. . . .
I7.rt7 All llli.rk* A and It Ncavw*
Irfit 4 Block 13 T r A Sanford
H. P. T renn'a .
Caunly R e ra rd a
II. Wight . v __________ _
, Add to Sanford
.... . .
,
2. CO
Lot 2 Block 12 T r C Sanford
U n k n o w n ...
Lola I lo 36 Villa Site* of T w in
4.75 L ot 6 Block P Neavea Add to
Lol 3 lllork 12 T r E .S anford
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S anford
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L oti 42 lo 52 Villa Site* ol
Lot* 3 a nd 4 Block !C Neavea
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T w in Lake* . . .
....
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13 T r A
Page 89. Sem inole C a a a ly K ecerda
.Lol* 72. 73. 74 *qd 78 Villa
17.97
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..
...
J o h n L a w a o a ......... ............. .
T .U
Lot* 78 to 106 and 107 to 111 a nd
A. C. M a rlin '* A ddllle w l* Hanfnrd aa Recorded la Plal Beak N*. I
Lota 6 a n d 6 Holden lla a l Ea
113 lo 118 Villa Rite* of
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Add tn Sanford ________
Holden R a il Eat. C o , . . .
7.52
Hanfnrd . .. _ -------S. O. Shlnholaer
Caunly Rucecda
B 6 H It ol Lot 3 a n d N 39 (t
J . E. Pace'* N a b [llvlalaa a f IHack C a f M e llon.Ille , a* R a ca rd ad la Plal llaak
Lata 166 and 167 Tb* T ow n of
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4
Block
10
Na. I. Pa g* 91, Namlael* C a a a ly Re ca rda
Sylvan L ake
__________________________ t L T . P a . r . o n ...............
1.20
SanM a rtln'a Add to
lleg N E Cor of Lot 43 R u n W
M u . J. D. I l n b c t u
(ord ‘
' ...... .. —.
5 7 J j ft 8 135 ft E 87)4
T h* T sw h a f Pael* * • R r r a ( 4 * 4 la P la l B e eh N*. I , Pa g* 4, Sem inal# C a a a ly R acurda
Lot ft Block 10 T r 9 M a r t ln 'a
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R e alty .T ru at C o . ----------Add. t o Sa n fo rd ______ __
D i r of Block C Mellon1*°U ' ' J A 9' Umiiai A* T ° m*
___________
_ ' _ I L n . E l d r i d g . _________
49.2S LoU 4, 5 . 9 a n d 10 llloek 10
J. K. V a u g h a n ____
' vlile________ ____ ________
12.41
T> 10 h ln r tin a Add. to
Sanford.
------ .*
Realty T ruat C o . . ______
New Upeala a* Recorded la P la t B e eh N*. I . Pa g* 87. flam lae l* C e a a ly R e ta r d *
flag
100
It
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of
N
W
C
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______
18
F ra c tional E of lly . nio ek 10
R u n E 100 fl B l o N
Will Prleraon -----T r I I , M a rtin a Add. to
E H Lot 43, New Upaala
line of Lot 4 W 100 ft
Hanford.
M. C. Sm ith ........... . .
P. D o r n t r .
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N W H of N K K o» N E K and
Jo
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S
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•
Sanford
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fl 13 of S W C or„
18 19
8 W K of N W K of N E K and
Lot 6 B l o c k -11 T r 10 M a rtin '*
R un N 1101 fl E 60A ft
8 H of S E H of N W ),
Add. l o S a n f o r d .........
( T n k n o w n . -------S 1104 ft W to b a g ) t 8
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S m i th A T b raa b ar
L ot 6 Block f l T r 10 M artfo'a
Bag SIS It E oi SW C o r L o t 2 _ - I I
19
Add. t o S anford
R e a lty T r u a t C o . . . .
R a n N 1110 7 t E 31ft f l
NEK
9.90- Lot* 7. 6 a n d 9 Block I I T r 10
Unknow n.
s 1110 ft w a t e H ______ L
8 W K of N E K . . . . ..... ...... 83
8
D .L IH T ,
M n r tln ’a Add. t o S a n
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Bag
S
B
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19
f o r d ..............
U n k a e w a , . tiwimiSE
Run N 30 eh Wly 12.36
r u n N tO r h W 8 c h I
L o t 10 nioek 1 1 T r 10 M a rtin '*
-------ch. 8 10.1* th W 4 eh 8
" 1 0 i l l R I r k _____ —
10
f. t. D o ra e r..._____
Add. t o B a n f o r d ______ _—
I f i k l t t i Q < I e y— —-j
18.1ft ch E 16.28 ch to
Beg 87B t t E of SW cor L o t ■ . . 19 19
L oU g and 3 Block I I T r 11
U n k n o w n . . . . — — -------R u n E S37
I t N 1140
M arlin'* Add. t o S a n - *
Unknown ............. .......... ...
f t W 137 I i f t 8 1340
f o r d --------- -------N K ol N E K of B W K --------- J . r . L a l n g , ________ r " 1*18
foot ...........................................
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W H of SKK of BEK «Bd 8 l-R
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.......... 30
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aon'a Surve y ol an Add.
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Sanford
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______
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N W K of 8 W K
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to Sa nford.
_________
T . R. E e t n a ___
n t n Green
W H of 8 W K of 8 W K
E alat# C o 'i A d d itio n to
Lot 9 Roblnaon'a S u rv a y of an
Sanford I n . ______ ____ ___
M. M. Hmllh’n Hecand Hob DDIalen n* Radhedau In Pint Beak t i t . I . Png# 100
Add. t o S a n f o r d . ..
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Sem in al* C o a aly R e ta r d *
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L o t 42 M. M. S m ith ’s %*eond
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7.80
t o 8 a n f o rd .n __. ________
6.36
Sub P iviafnn„j......................
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I’r t r ' i S u b l ll v S to
Beg 93.18 f t 8 of N W C or
G r a n t llna KW Ijr. with
Block 22. ru n .H 40 f t
Beg 18 ch N a n d 26.10 ch E of
G L llna t o C e l t n r ave
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beg Roblnaon'a S u r v a y of a s '
R u n S 10 ch E .49ft fl
6.&X
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__
Block I t R oblnaon’a S u r v e y ef
C o r *4 E l
a a Add. t o S a n f o r d . .
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W m . C la r k '* B n b d ltla lo n o f Block I I , T ie r 14 a n d Block I I , Tice I I , a a R e c e r d a d
U n k n o w n . . . . . . — ---------.
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D E SC R IP TIO N O P
LAND
OWNER
Amount o(
T u n and
fo ati
D E SC R IP T IO N O P
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m ay
OWNER
Amount of
T alee and
Coatn
DE SCRIP TIO N OP
LAND
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Cl
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ne e run K S20 ft 8 200
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ft W 5*0 ft N 2 0 4 If. .
32 20 10
y d s W 62 2-3 yda N
2 7-10 Unknow n
U nknow n
Beg 8 E Co# of Je au|9 a n d W
61.33 yda K 147.64 yda S
N J.07 acrea of b a r «t I n t i of
t o b e * ___ __. _;..... ................
L a k e n e e run S 198 ft
J. Q. Adama Eatate
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66
ft
N
198
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with W' lino of
31 I t 31
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1.17
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' U nknow n
S
R u a N I I . 6 S r h K 6 08
. 32 20 30
Run
Fft 18
8 .12 Beg i ' j h s of N W j C a r of
r b 8 IS d » f W to beg
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N l( of Lot A, a »ub div of
31 I t 3 1
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1 1 .0 0
yda
7
______ .
5
W. J. [ l n e t d ___ ..
a i recorded la P l a t Hook
w u of N w t a ___
._ . 29 20 32
80
W m. Collier __
N o. I , Page 8, Sem inole
E. E. Rrewn'a Hub Dtaletea t f Reek1 iTa■*aaeck an H e rerd e d In Pin! Reek Ne. I
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S W ' i ...... ..
20 32
B a i t e r Rreeea
29
M idw ay ia .Sec. IX. Tp. I t S. U. I I E. a t W e e d e d la r i a l Reek No. I. P a ( e I t
iijL i
Block B. Bro wn'# S u b
80
N M of N E W ____________
30 ' 20 32
U n k n o w n . _____:
S e m la e lc C e a a ty R etard*
D ie
of
Beck
11amNfe i f of N W t f ___________
40
31 20 12
B a t t e r Heevet „
22.60
w, . .
........... ...........W. S. I a m b
Lola I I , t l a n d ! l M i d w a y ____ IS
Unknown
D. R. Mltchell’a S e r c e y e f Leey G r a n t aa R e c e c d e d In P la t R e ek Ne. I,
.
Lot * Block L Brow n'a S u b
U nknow n
_ __ —
U t I I M i d w a y . — ------ f ______ 32 i t I I
S e m ln e le C e n a l y B e c e r d e
1 *
D ie
of
Beck
II amt a t 67 M i d w a y .
. . . _ . ... J2 I t I I
H. M e a rh a m .
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------ '* •
E. M. H o w a r d ____
33.60 t a t 10 Block B Mitcheli'a S u r
t a l * l M i d w a y -------I f . I t SI
Unknown . . . . _________ _
r e y of L ee y G r a n t ___ __
E . V. Mallory at al ,
L ot TS M i d w a y ------------------- — — 31
I t 31
Jnliua T horaa a ...
-Sanfard Celery D e lla ne R e c o r d e d la Plat Reek N e. I , P age 7S S e m ln e l e Co. R e r e r d a
Lot IS Block
ft
M it chair#
1.01 71 M i d w a y - .....
32
19 31
II. M e a rh a m
_______
L o u 1 7 . 1 8 . E and P S a n f o r d
S u r r e y of L ee y G r a n t ___
E . 'Y . Mallory a t al
Lot >4 M i d w a y .
.3 2
I t 31
H. M e a cha m .............. — 1
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C elery D e l t a . . , .
K r i t r n t t r i n Broa..
.
26.60 Lot 26 Block B MRebel] a S u r
Lot 81 M i d w a y —
.
32 I t 31
U nknow n - ____ _— —
E l i L o t 30 SinfortJ Cirlerjr
r e y of L ee y G r a n t _____
Uilea. O eera lrec t A t i r r e
L o t 8$ M idw ay.
32
I t 31
H. M e a rha m ..
D
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lta
...-------...
_
Miat
Mahal
Anderion
SOS All U n lo tte d p a rt Block D
Lot t o M i d w a y ___ ______ ________ 32
19 31
U nknow n
• . — _
E l y t a t 67 a n d AM L ot 68
M itchel"a
Surety
of
Lot 139 M i d w a y '
...
32 19 31
H. M rach a m .
____
S a n f o r d Celery D e l t a . _
H. A. Holey ...
..
35.20
L e e y G r a n t ___________
Unknow n
L o t 182 M id w a y
_Z_
32 i t 31
U nknow n.
Lot 8 (lea# beg 12 ch N of SW
1.01 126 M idw a y
33
19 31
Unknow n
E M of N E 4
of
N
W
Jt,
of
C or r u n N S3 deg SO
Lot 161 M id w a y
a
32 19 31
Unknow n
N E !«
______
4 20 31
18.00
I. D. H a r t ____ ___ __ min E S.3 r b N 6 deg
Lota 170-and 180 M idw ay
32
19 31
Unknow n
__
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S E >.
1, o|
of S
S-W
4 of N KE 1, ' .__ 4 20 31
22.00
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rain W 9 eh S 70 deg
Lot 166 M i d w a y . . __ ________ 33
19 s t
U nknow n . . . . . . . . . ____
S M of NWTU of SW’ I, of 3 W ' £ . 4 20 31
2.60
E. C. S t e r n e * ___________
W 3.67 ch S 30 min E
L ot I t l M i d w a y ___
32
19 31
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31
10.3 chi Block C M itchLota 211 t o 220 M i d w a y ______: 12 |9 I I
U n k n o w n ....... .
........ ,—
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of N E M of
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t a t 26ft M id w a y
32
19 31
U nknow n
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26.60
E. M. H o w ard
G r a n t ,.,
— _ ___
Lota 287. 238, 289 a n d 290
Gilea, O eeratrect A 1j . , ^
S E ' f of N w ' i of N C R
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4 20 31
13
50
M
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J.
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7.4S N 23 acrea of N E tj of N W K •
M i d w a y -------- . . .. . ________ 32
I t 31
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S 20 31
39.20 Beg 12 eh N of SW Cor Lot 8 .
Mra. J . J . Alnaley
Block C run N 83 deg
J. O. P a c k a r d 's Pirat A ddlllen to Midway aa R e r a t d t d la Plal Reek Ne. 2. P age 104
W'M of N E I* of N W i , of
SO min E 5,03 ch N 0
S e m la e te U e aa ly R e ta r d #
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s 20 31
2.90
J i n n Aahley .
- . ,
deg
30 min W 9 ch S
S 2 t e r r a of W i , of N E * , of
Lota 26 t o 30 a n d 36
to 40
TOjle* W S.67 ch 3 6 d r *
N W U of N W i j
5 20 31
2.08
U nknow n
J. <1. P a c k a r d * Firat
mfn E 10.3 ch t o he*
5.62
20 31
K. C. T y n d a l l .........
Add to M idw ay
U nknow n
2.3S S W ' i of N t:< ,
M i t c h e l l', Survey of L ee y
N W I , of N » l | tleaa 70 yda
L ou 61. 62. a n d SI to St J. ir.
m * -'
G
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N. B. Gilea
f t A S by 140 y d . If *
P a r k a r d ’a Pirat Add to
W In S E C o r .
' «- 20 31
38 •
J o h n Keith
_____ ....
14.00 LoU 9 a n d 10 tleat 1 8 ' , acie« '*
M id w a y ...
Unknow n
----In N E t o r of t a t 9! —
r
Lota | U » d ( « . O. P a c k a r d '*
Erie# P l a f w f F t, R r e d a t Recorded la Plal Reek Ne. 1, P a g e 124, Sem ln ele"
Block C MllchclPa S u r
Pare* Add t o Siidarav ‘
Unknown
C e e a iy U rc erd e
e r / of t a v y G r a n t
. ..
Gilea, Overatreet St l i l t ,
L o ti 132, 131 and 137 (<> l t d
Brg 6 ch N of Cor. of I at. a n d .
t a t 12 .(Hock C Mitcheli'a .SurJ. 4,1. -Packard’# P i n t
W
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S
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Run
W
105
vey of L e e y G / a o t ----------•
N e U. Gilea
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f t S -5 2 ft E . 1 0 S ft N S 2 '
L o t. IS. IS a n d 17, Block C
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r o m h ' t ' S e c ond Add t.»
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20 32
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run N 14 ch W 3 ch S
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and 457, A l t a m o n t e L If
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403 end 407 A l t a m o n t e
I, II A M C o . , ......................
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l.t.l« 306 a n d 507 A l t a m o n t e
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l.uto 561 and 699 A l t a m o n t e
L II * N C o _____________
U n k n o w n ................ . . ___
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Lot 67 Frost'* Add to A lta • m onte ___ _____
J s m r s .....
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V
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laa le C a n a l , Hrrord*
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Add to A l t a m o n t e -------Annie M q , n,7,.i
I
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mile* t o eonneeh vrlth brick ro a d a t t h e v n t v s i i i j :<vi c a n , - r u n ao u tn a p p r o i l n
on# half mile poet of Bectlon t h i r t y (30>. twvoty-one h u n d r e d *laty (81(0) feat t o
T own nineteen ( I t ) S outh, H a m # t h i r t y L e,-l.ure B r a n c h of A tlantic C oaat LJn*
Railroad.
(30) E a i L .
4.94
^ r w r f p t l o n of r i i i i r to h a . p a v a d with
And be it F u r t h e r Reeolved. T h a t th e
• ■ad a i p h a l t c r other h a r d surface m aterial
___ 22
31
21 31
J. O. E r i e . ______. ..
R.93 board of c o u n ty commUioner* ol Meminofe 4n
Seminole c o u n ty , Florida.
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of
c o u n ty . Florida, doee And a n d h ereby d e t e r
3.40
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mine t h a t for t h e purpoae of t r a d i n g and to be p a v ed n o t f e u th a n 9 f r e t in w idth.
23 21 31
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p a c in g *ald roada, county bond* o f t i l d 1. French A v e n u e a n d C e m e tery Hoad.
J( . 26 21 81120
J. C. 1’a lt e r . n n
1
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c o u n ty In th e *um of *300.000.00 it r<5
Beginning a t the I n t e r a c t i o n of F rench
Unknown
28.23 N 3 a ere i o( N W *4 ol S E J l
iiuired.
t h a t th e r a te of l e tr r e e t to be paid avenue a n d N i n t h a tr r e t in the r i t y o f San3
28 21 S |
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on l a i d honda th a il he S J l ' p r r cent, a n d th e furd run e o u lh on French Avenue a p p r o x
40
x .._ 30 21 31
' U verslreet T urn. C o .
tim e when the principal and inlereat of »uch imately one a n d one q u a r te r ( I W ) mile* to
NE
bond* *hall b e d u e *hall be t h i r t y year* the eoulh ball mile poet of Section thirty-*!*
•s E
a
lte r t h e l i t d a y of J u ly A. D. 1919. with 1361, Town ninete en (19) S o u th , Range
5 JO
a n d NE** ol N W ‘i . ___ 31
280
thirty (30) E a e t. thence weet eft ( 6) tenth*
21 31
O rla ndo Dev. C o .
32.19 i n t e r r i t p a y a b le i r m i annually.
8W}4 ol N W J f of S W J f ....... ___ 32
He It F u r t h e r Heaulved, T h a t an election mile* .to w here p riv a te road run* *outh10
21 4l
O rla ndo Dry. C o ________
1.35
we*terly Into c em ete ry . .
S W i , ol R W h .
40
32 21 31
U nknow n . . . . ________
4.90 be a n d t h e eam e la hereby called a n d o r d e re d 2. Gofdibufo* a n d Paola Road.
S E t i o l 8 W U ___
to be held a t th e a ere ral place*, where th e
W40
....... 32 21 31
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n w i ; oi s w w ......
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Beginning a t t h e Intersection of Goldsboro
E lisa be th N. C urry
4.90 J»»t fe n e ra l election v u held In *aid c o u n ty ,
.
N E *f «l N W ) f and N W ) t l of
for th e purpoae of voting upon a n d d e t e r etrret and F r e n c h a v en u e In Ihe efty nf S a n
1.64
(0
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ml • 31
J . C. Pa tte rson . _____ _
9.60 mining by t h e legal voter* of laid c o u n t y ford run weat oh Goldsboro i t r e e t a p p r o x
E J i ol N E l f , n(| SW if of
w hether or not auch bond* *hlll b e ivaued, imately r i g h t ( 8 ) tenthx mitre, thane* aouth-'
1.54
N E If
and
N W ji
raid election t o be held on the 13th d a y of w ritrrly on r o a d p a st Fitta* d a iry a p p r o x
of
S E If -(lea*
SW I*
May A. p . 1919, in accordance with la w In imately nine |9 ) te n t h s mile*, t h e n r * follow
of
N E *f of N E > f ) . — . . . ___ 4
ing (he mxln ro a d weat a n d southw esterly
150
21 32
S. O l * s o n . .„ __
17.30 general election*.
Florida G r a t e a Com M B , ‘a Flrat Addlllen le Illark l l a m m o r k aa I l r r o r d e d In
For the purpoae of holding auch election* approximately^ t h r e e q u a r te r s (*4) of a mile
*nd r a n r a w i n g a n d m aking r e lb r n of th e t« the anuth line of Section thlrty-Tour (341
.1.51
Plal Hook N e. 2, P a , r 74. Srinlqol* C e e n t , lleeerd*
votee c aat th e following elector! a r e h e reb y Town nineteen (19) S o u th . R ange t h i r t y (30)
Lola 5, 6 a n d 7 Florida Grovea
E*t(, ihenra w est following public ro a d a p
■p p o i n te d lnapectora in the aeveral p r e c in r ta
C o a PI rat Add to Illark
rvapectlvely,
t t y lent nam ed lo act aa clerk. proximately t h r e e a n d thee ten tk x (3.3)
H a m m o c k . . . ________
21.9
E. B. Moore
....... .
86.05
mile* to tho x m it h w r i t corner of (T ow n nine
P re c in c t No. I. Sa n lo rd i Ed, lllggin*. F. teen (19) S o u t h . Range t h i r t y *(30) E ast,
4.65 Lot 8 Florida .Grovea Co'*
Flrat Add to B lack ...... .
E. Gllea, T im K e a n e and H. C. M aaw rfl.
K a therine and Ann*
thence
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Lot*
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Hanaon ____
17.15
x im a te ly one a n d one-half ( ! H )
kin*. J a m r * Johnaon. D. If. C. l ia b u n a n d miles to c onnec t with brick road a t th* weat
{•aril--------------------•______________________
________ I L C . T y le r ............... ....... ..
2.70 Lot 10 F lorida Grove* Co'*
John Hell.
F lra t A dd lo illark
K a t h e r i n r A Anna
on#
halt
mile
post of Section t h i r t y (30),
ll.e NK Cor ol S E J # of S E W ..-.. 19 21 29
H a m m o c k __________ ____
9.3
H in to n ,. . . . _____ ______
P re c in c t No. 3, Sanford: C. I.. B r i tt , C. J
20.54
Town nineteen (19) S outh. R ange t h ir t y
Hun W 939 ft 8 947.* ft
WJy L ot 12 and All 13 and 14
Hum ph. W. M. lla yne * and Schrlle M aine* (30) East.
E 9 3 4 . 7 ft N to b e , . . . ___
J3
llro iv S lm n n ,,
Florida Grovea Co'*
P recinct No. 4 Paola: A. A. Hick*. F. A.
8.40
Th* following electors have been a p
Flrat
Add
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Black
. N W ' f o f N W M ................ ...................... 15 21 2 9
40
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Johna um A. V. M rG u In and L eonard K e lt. pointed to c o n d u c t said election a n d t o c a n
4.90
H a m m o c k ___ ________
23
Dr, H. W. F a l l a . __
Precin ct N o. 6, Oviedo: N. J. T a n n e r , T . vass and m a k e r e tu r n s of t h e vote* cast In
27.60
r e t r e a t C l t , aa R e c o r d e d la Plat Hook Ne. 2. P a i r 90, S e m inole C a n a l , H r r o r d .
L ota -IS, 18 17, 37, 38. 39 and
I - < u*hlng. T hen. Aulln and II. II. MrU all. Ihe sevrral precincts, respectively, t h e fast
W j Lot 3. All 4, 5 a n d fl a n d
40 Florida Gravr* Co’*
Precinct No. 6 Geneva: J. W. F l y n t , na med to a c t a s r l tr k .
_ E H L o t 7 F o r r e .t C i t y .
M. E . C lark
13.63
Flrat
Add
t o Bl»ck
George
Peter*, J
V. Wick* a n d M. E.
l,ots 214 to 261 F o r r e st C i t y
_
O ve rstree t Turp. C o _____
H a m m o c k . . . . . . ____ _____
13 35
Precinct N o. 1, Sanford: Ed. Higgins, F ,
-1774
) . Il. l l u h l . , .
68.10 Dooley. .
Lot 27 F lorida Grovea Co’a
Giles. T im Kean* a n d R. C. Maxweft.
• R W t f ol N E M a n d W |< nl
”
No. 7 . .'C h u lu o t» : G. G, Ja cob*. K- Prorinct
Flrat
Add
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N o . 2, L ake Monroe: A. 8 . Haw
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H a m m o c k . , ____ _ ___
kins, J t m r * J o h n s o n , D. If. C. R a b u n a n d
10.3
Mylea W a**e nrr
13.43 ..
. ol N J4 and lea* E l y of
*
M°- *• Gabrieli*: s . K. M ather*, John.
Bel).
Lota 65 a n d 87 Florida Grovea
P. L . I l e d d i t t, l . E. blather* » n d WlUon
23.40
Precinct No. 3, Sanford: C. L. B rift, C . J.
Co'a F lra t Add t o B lack
^**ft *W8 nJ' N E cor of■ *8 ** **
***
P4t*f T a r e l
M o r im a n .
B r t 377
Humph, W. M . H a y n es a n d Sehetto Maine*.
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B E J f o f B W J f ........ .............. 24 21 29
21.10
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Precinct N o. 4. Paola: A- A. Hicks, F. A;
Lot 66 Florida GroveA Co'*
run W 8 ) 0 ft S 210 f t
J. A. B litlln e , T. D. Hartley a m l - J . N. Johnson, A. V. M eG uIn a n d Leonard Kale. ■
Flrat Add to
- Illa tk
E 210 ft N 8 1 0 f t
Searcy.
Ml*. E . C. G a llo w ay ...
Precinct No. 5, Oviedo: N, J . T a n n e r , T .
H a m m o c k ___ _____ ___
9.8
J. II. R u h u l . . . ,
12.55 ^ f ’rfefnet N a to, l^ k * Mary: J. G. Martin, L. Cushing, T h a o . Aulln a n d H. I). M cCall. • N W J f of N W ) ( -------24 21 29
E m p ir e L and Co__
7.10 Lota. 78, 74 a n d 78 Florida
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No. 8, G eneva: J . IV. F lynt,
W i n n e r * as R e c o r d e d In P U t Book N e. I, P a | e I I I . S e m ln e l e C a aa ly H r r o r d .
Grovea Co'a Flrat Add f t V
]o n .
Georg* P#t#ra,‘" 3 , V. Wicks a n d ' ‘M. H r
Black H a m mock _______
Alt WW 5 c l T p l in t Block 8
20
Florida Grove* Co
33.08
Precin
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No.
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C.
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Dooley.
Lota 78 a n d 77 Florida Grovea
W lldm tr* ____,_i____
Oveystufet T u r p . Co..
11. C. L y m a n , A. W. Mullen a n d W. B. B a l
Precinct No. 7, C h uluota : 0 . G. Jacobs,
. Co'a Flrat Add to Black
All Block 9 Wild mere.
U n k n o w n . .*: _______ __
lard.
N. C. Jacobs, R. II. I t o h e r t s a n d C . D. Drum ley. H a m m o c k ............. ..............
16.3
Florida Grove* Co.
19.45
Be
It
F
u
r
t
h
e
r
ltecolved.
T
h
a
t
th
ree
reao.<
t tl r k a r d a e n 'a A ddlllen l e W e e d b r ld i e na R e r o r d r d la P l a l Book Ne. I, Pegs t
Precinct No. a, Gabriatts: 8 . E. Mather*.
Lota 78 t o 82 Florida Grovra
lotion* be published In t h n Sanford H e rald, 11 E. Reddltl. C. E. Mather* a n d Wilson
.
^Seminole C e a a l , H r r o r d .
, Co'a Flrat Add to Black
Ihe only n e w spa per nublwhed In (aid c o u n ty M orrmsn.Lol* 33 to 40 a n d 42 R lch a rd Hammock.
....____
45.7
Florida Grovra Co.
53.28 “ nf* each week lo r lour week* prior t o aald
Precinct No. 9, Longwood: T . P, Lewis,
»on’» A dd
to
W oodLot R3 Florida Grovea Co’a
election.
J. A. Illxilinr, T . D. H artley a n d J. N.
• h r l d i * __ i „ * ____ _____ __
. F l r a t A d d '- t o
Black
4.35
U n k n o w n .'___ ______ __ „
Adopted
thl*
8
lh
dhv
of
April,
A.
I).
1919.
Searcy.
-----* .
H a m m o c k . . ........... .
“ jrp
II.
W. E. I .each
13.69
Ural)
A. II HUM L E V ,
Prerinrt No. 10, L ake M a ry: J. 0 . Mar (hi,
lire 429 ft 8 of N W cor L ot 2
6 21 SO
Lot 84 Florida .G rovea Co'a
i
.h
a
ir
r
a
a
n
Bd.
of.
Co,
C
o
m
m
lu
io
n
r
r
*
.
J.
W.
Fortier.
It.
B.
Lynch a n d A. E . HJob- ,
run 8 R9L ft E 660 ft N
Flrat Add
to
Black
At i n t :
lam.
■.
*
462 It N W ly t o b * c ............
7
H am m ock
8.06
P e t e r Zanxrinl . *
M. L f U r a l,
19 02
C.
W.
E
ntireln
ger,
I’rrrln rl No. 11, A ltam onte: II. C. T y le r ,
5 21 30
NEW ol N W U __ _____________
40
T r t r r Z anarinl*.'
69.90 Lot 86 Florida Grove* Co'a
L.
I’.
I
l
a
|
a
n
,
II.
C.
Lyman
,
A.
w
.
Mullen
a nd W.
l ie , 16 It 8 ol N W e o r ..... ....... .. . * 5 21 30
V T
_
me . B. Dal-w-. ,
Flr*t
Add
to
[lijirk
O. V. Swope,
lard.
run E 231 ft 8 799.9 It
Hammock
10
4vheron
Palmer
E
.
II.
X
ilb
r
r
.
'
21.68
Held r l r r t i n n . t o he held In a ee o rd in e *
W 231 ft N 799.9 I t _____
7
3.00 E ly Lot 88 Florida Grove*
J. E. Pfeifer
C om m lw lunrr*.
with the law* uf F lorida governin g th e hold
, N J l of BW M ol 8 W If a n d H
Co'a Fir*l Add lo Black
Atlr*tl
ing af general election* Ip ealil s t a te , a n d r e
1-10 of S J i ol N W « ol
H am m ock..
.*
*
E. A. D n u g f a u , Cl -rii.
F ra n k Kanney
7.10
8 WU
__
tu rn s to be m ad * tu the plerk a n d c h airm a n
5 21 80
11
M a t t h e w Williams Adm . . 39.90 Lota 89 90, R|, 92 and 91
4 8 - ttc
ol
Ihe board a t c o u n ty comm issioners ol
i ' r j -Be, 33 I t N o l S W c o r o l N W If
Florida
.Grovea
Co'a
*
t h e skid r o u n t v .
5 21 30
o f s w j f ________ :...........
Fir*t Ad<l
lo
n lae k
Don*
by o r d e r of Ihe b o a r d of c o u n ty
Hun N 135 It E 322 It
N O T I C E O F E L E C T IO N .
Hammock
50
Florida G rovra C o . .
55.75
cnmmiwlonera ot Hemlnole c ounty, Fla.
8 135 ft W 322 f t ......... ..
1
^2
3.30 L o u 91, 93, 99 and 97 Florida
M a t th e w William's .
Notice
la
h
r
r
v
h
y
given
t
h
a
t
on
the*
13th
(•rail
E. A. DOUGLASS,
NE W t>( N E J f (leaa M n l n a r 'i
G rovra Co'* Flrat Add
d r y ol ‘M a y, A. D. .1919, an election will he
Clerk of t h e Hoard of C o u n ty C o mm la
Add t o Iron (w ood 1 . .......... 6 21 30
20
3.10
Jo*. E. Pfeifer
t o Black Hammock
38 4
Florida Grovr* Co
42 95 hrld I t tni* ■»vrriil prpelnrta In
ri
oners of Hemlnole County.
6 21 30
Lot* 9* to 103 Florida Grove*
Ilr* SE Cor of __________ __ ,
i n u n ty , KloriiU, lo <l»t»rmin» • h r t h p r or not
t*-5tc
T'n-a Flr«t A.Id t o lllick
Hun N 789 It W 1197.11
thei* iKi»!l be Iwiiefi by the r u u n l y c o m m itlla m m o r k
It Sly 812 ft E 789 I t , .
19
r o u n t y , rtiy nty bonult to the
3.40
F'lorida G rove, Co
89.10 tionera ol
U nknow n
I n l r 106 to 141 Florida Grovra
tir 1 SW Cor of r , J i of N E W
a m o u n t of 1300,000.00, ti» t*e»r inlereat from
N O T I C E o r E L E C T IO N
7
Co'*
Firat
Add
10
Illark
ol H W f ................ ...............
date of iaaut« k| t h r r a te uf 5*^ prr cent, in*
21 30
I n compliance with the provisions of
lla m m o r k
i»r*rat | t i y i b l e aeml-nnnHilly* rbIiI boiula l*» Chapter 4678, Law s of Florida, notice la
Hun E 10 ch N 643 It
3 3 l ’>
Florida H ro v rr 1’ti
361 15
HWly to hr*
m ature nn«t b r i|u r i n d payatilr t h ir ty y n r * hereby given t h a t a n election ha* been or
3
L. P. Prlre
2 14
after th e Aral d a y p( July. A. 1>. 1919; and dered to ha held a n d Ihn sa m e will be held In
111 c 73 ft W a n d 891 It N of.
E J j of B U nf S E ’. of SWW
I*
10
W ..E. U nder
lu be iaaued for tho purpose of gradin g a nd Special Tax School District No. 8, Heminolo
NE cor of 8 W J{ of
c S W 'f
7 21 30
NW W of N W W of N E W
21
10
Mr*. S. Hidden
paving with brick *»r other ha rd su rface county, Florida, on T uesday, M ay 27th,
run E 644 ft N 198 ft
NEW of S E W of NEW
21
10
M M . S m ith
malarial th e futlfi«luff roada:
W 644 ft ,S 168 ft
3
‘ DID, (nr thtr purpoae of d e te rm ining who
T, If. Gootlrn
#
2 51 SWW of N W W of SEW
fo~
Unknown
* 21
R E ', of Sly of L o t 3
fl 21 30
10
hat) h r trualrr* ,if said district for the n e i t
If. F. Ito b c r tBtin
- 5 14
20
B rldrn E a t a t r l*o
of N E W "i SEW
22
of r 04.)* to bo paved with aurcreedlng two year*, a n d the n u m b e r of
N E ' . of N W If Sir*. N E W >
N W W of SE W of SR
22
10
J, C, Jacob*
brick or other ha rd aurfar* material In S e m mills of tpecial distric t school tax lo he D e
70
6.20 NEW of N W W of HEW
and S E W "( S W ) .
I * R 21 30
U v rra lrp e l T urp. <"o
27
10
J. A. P r e v a i l .......
inole c o u n ty . KtorliU. Theae roada t o bo
lint 7.57 eh 8 ?. deg W of S E cor
NEW and■ W 4 . of* SEW of
paved not leaa t h a n r i g h t (8 ) fori in width. led In said d i s t r ic t for e t c h d( iho aald tw o
Lot I Mieou'a aub diviRE If
32
311
M M. Smith
f, 56 1, Cam eron avenue* nnd m ad pa«t M otirr’a year*.
•
«lnn run S 6 Wre W 2.9
S ' , of NEW
of *N w w
The following a re appointed to act aa InSt a H im ,
rh N 85 dr* w to W
2H 21 32
1.18
I 'o k n o w n
NEW
• prrtors and clerks at said election:
line See N 2.91 r h S 85
HEW "f N E <t i|r*. NW W
Beginning a t t h r lntrr*ectlon •■( C a m
Precinct No. 2 (Lake Monroe):
dr* E to hr*
3 57
R G...Smith
N W ',|
28 21 32
eron a v e n u e w ith Celery 'a v r n u e , w hirh inUnknown
C. O llell, Clerk,
All E ly of N W ! ) not J n r lu d r d
lereeelion is ( o ily (tU) rods weet of lh*
SW ol E l y ol N E W "I NEW
U nk m ie n
W. II. Alien.
(n Froat'a Add to A l t a
n o r l h e a it c orner of S r r l i o n Ihrrly-three (33)
J. M. Oglesby,
Chuluota a* I lrro rd e d in I'lal Book No. 3, I'ege 3 Sem inole County l lr r q r d o
m onte . ,
............... 18 21 30
47
7 27
Town nineteen (19) Sm ith , Bang,- thirty-,
J. II. htanp.
Lot I Block S, C huluota
88 one t i l ) E ast, run aouth **n C a m ru-n a v en u e
E llta h e th Lapgcnlmck
RU -d S W ! ( and S ly of S B * f
Precinct No: 4 (Paula);
Urea hr* 825 ft W of
one ( I ) mile aerm a said fiectlnr, t h ir t y - t h r e e
North Cliuluola a* Itrrordeil In Flat Book No. 2, I'ogr* 31 to 38, Seminole Co. Record*
l*. * 1). Pearson. Clerk,
SE ror ru n N 466 fl
t
i
l
l
11
,
Geneva
avenue'.
George G arw ood,
Lot 14 Block 39 North ( ‘hulu»
W 466 ft S 466 fl E lo
1L C H e n d m o t i ,
ola
l lo t o t h y N He> nold#
I 1,6
Alau begin ning at the Intersection of
hr* )
18 21 30
155
19.15
J, A. Melatsn
Otto Krill,
Cam
eron
a
v
e
n
u
e
with
G
rneva
avenue
at
the
VIII*
Mill*
*«
I
lrro
rd
e
d
In
l’l*l
Book
No.
2.
Pngr
11,
Sem
inole
Uounly
Iteru
rd
*
2 30
21 21 20
10
Nf
of SE W ol SE
J, A . I.aahbrottk .
n u r t h f a s l corner ul Section four (4) T ow n
Done and orde re d by (he Hoard of 1’oblle
10
h W ' . of SF. 1. .if NEW
VI 21 30
2 45 Lot* 13 end 17 Block C ViI!
O C. W heal aft
tw enty (Id ) S outh, Bangs Ihirly-one (31) Initriaclliin for Krmlnolo ruuftty, Florida, In
a
Mill*
W_ W. Jacob*
20.70 E**t, run s o u t h on Cam eron Ave Approx, a r u io n tsar rn bled, th li Mb lX*
Hr* N E rof of
25 21 30
d a y of April,
All Blorio |) Y1II0 Mill*
Wm. Jacob*
2.45 one (I) mil* to h h e exit .amt West rnad 1019.
run S 170 ft W 1320 fl
U nknow n
'
3 .0 k Lot 8 Block E VIII* Mill*
I 63 which lead* we*t to Moore'* Station: t h e n r o
N 170 fl E 1320 fl
5
J. T. N e w ton
i«rah
C. P. I I AIUUHON, C h a ir m a n .
2 Arrra in SE r o r of HIV
of
wr*t one half I ' y ) mite past Moore'* S t a AII f i |:
1 IM NW ol N W W "f SEW "I
25 21 30
2
Morris t. Willi*ms
tion lu Itcardall Ave
sw w
T.
W.
lettwlEiHf
Secret ary.
32
Unk now n
S E ',
I |H 2. R ich m o n d Avrnue.
40
25 21 30
O, 8 lliiwaril
5.20
NEW ol N W U
1*5t c
NW ol E W ol S E o l S E W
Hr* 9.28 ch
of S W cor of
Beginning a t Ihe Intersection of Richm ond
27, 21 30
n*v W of N W Wand 8 'y of HEW nf HEW
Avenue with G e n ev a Avenue, whirh I* at
ol S E <4
21
It. I. T h r u h e r
15.05 (he
run N 20 ch K 6.56 ch
n o r th one hall (<y) mile pin t of Seytlou
W II. Story
ft 05 NE W "I N WW
3,26
S 20 ch W 6,56 rh
12
V. F. Wllll»m**Mn
t h r e e . (3), T o w n t w e n ty (2D| South, Itange
Flrat fmpretiloiis.
3.1 21 30
1.55
l>. C. Wbrstun
I W of E ' i of NEW of NEW
5
(31) E a»t, r u n south on R ich
3.60 — .All ^LaU"' land* deacrlbed in the foregoing lying anil bring in t h e C ounty of Sem inole thirty-one
40
34 21 30
SW w "I S W W ................................
J. L. M ille r.......
*____
mond a v r n u e a p p r o x im a te ly one q u a r te r ( J f )
Mrs. Mrl'hprson—Oan yo lend mo
. '*■
and
S
l
a
t
“
l
Florida.;
—
,
,
G o ld r n r e d l l e l f k l a aa Ilecor< *4 la D a l n o o k No. 2. P age ( 1, H c m ta uta.£> nnlr UrftmlR
Where th e word "T o w n*hlp” or a b b reviation tnerelo r oceurt It thail he held to mean mile lo J o r d a n road. ,
I bowl, 'Mrs. McXt'lflh? I Avltlim Jlat
Lot 20 Block 15 Golden rod
Townvhlp So u th of ‘fall*ha**,-e. ami where the word " R a n g e " or q h b r e .ia tio n therefor 3. Hlpr* Avenue.
Floyd I f a t s tl l ..
Ilrt*hl>
_
1 IS occur* II ahull he held to mean Itange Ea*l ,f Tallaha»*er,
Beginning a t t h r Intersection of Hlpr* Ike o u r . new IoiIrit lo tnko RIh par*
- L o t - * -iiLuck
16 G oldcnrod
avenue with L'rlrry avenue *1 the n o r lh r a a l c o r rltti fru Hut pot for tho first day
JN4I, D. J IN K IN S ,
1.15
llrieht*
J*me* It: E i l » * f i l ^ rr
ner of Section t h ir t y - t w o (32) T ow p n in r(ee n
T a t Collector. Seminole County
50*5tc
'
l » t 21 Block 18 Goldenrml
ll'ji S outh, Itange th irty -o n e (31) Ka*t, run yr tw o .— nxchuiiRr 1
.
--------- /
— --------.
Mary K Hymns
Bright*
ioulh on Slpr* a venue, o n ^ t o e a r t e r ( l | ) mile
sir.
21
10
l
r
n
k
n
o
n
n
2
05
20
if
SEW
lo
Atlantic Coa*l Line Railroad (rack
of s w w
ri'
i
r
l
h
on
A
v
e
n
u
e
I*
fi
\
»
•
r.
\ lilfit k* fn S»•v L lto*«l lo llr)**on'« Siding
7.1 y 5
T M ll-nkrl
id SE w
.15 21 10
Marion Coming On.
•
• nib i tr e e t . rFence **»t mi Sfv*-nih #I r f•r !
r o k r r a j r C o m p a n y '■ Addlilan fn Rlmrk lla m m o r k i N
tan
Beginnlnc at the north half mile post nf
1* 11 (2 ) blorlii (<1 Avrnui* Hf thi-nr** inl<rlb
I.Dlug mi it farm, iho chltiln'ii hunt"
llqo k No. 1, 1 • g«t 31, H n n ip n lr f ount) Mrrafdw
A v e n u e It t h re e njj bkifkw* It* Fifurth Section t h ir t y - t w o (32, Town nineteen I | 9 p
i i f M i , t t i m e r * n l on Four th *t r r r i on r 11) South, Range t h i r t y -one i l l ) Kart, run tticlr fnlhartt in Ik of Iho dlfTvroAt
Lot .146 and E ' y 617 V A. l>,
block lt\ Av*ffiur A, thenr*- n o rth un Avrnur* south one q u a r te r ( I t ) mile to A tlahllc props, n o r little nelRlibor w as over
II. Co'a Add t o Black
.
.
N
O
TIC
E
15
28.30
A »ppr<itlrnatrly f*»ur (41 tr n th a of m m ilr to (’o**t l . i n r Railroad track.
H a m m o c k ..............................
J. II. A C. II. Jones ____ „
T h s following rraolutlon wa» ofTrrrd hy * here th e public roa*l tu rne w r i t .to w a r d 5. Mecca l l a m m o r k Itoail.
to visit my 1 -year-old duiiKhter, who
W H L ot 347 V. A. O. It. Co'a *
9.87 Cnmr. O. I*. Sw ope and d u ly seconded hy Oviedo, t b r n r # westerly Jollowlna I h e public
li
O. P. Sw ope ..
Beginning a t t h e south m il of thh p re sen t fin's never hud Biueh hnlr. Ilrturnlni;
Add t o Black: H a m m o c k .
Com
:.
I
1*.
H
a
g
a
n
a
n
d
a
dopte
d:
U nknow n
73.31
foad b r t wren ( 'liuhjola a nd O v le d u lo t h r hilck paving on Hanford avenue, said point
3 21 31
40
NE W of RE H ,
Atlantic (*ii4~4t l.ine ftailroail rroft^in^ in bring Ihe Intersection of Ihe Hanford an 1 home, she snltl to her m other: “Ma*
H E i, of NE*» of N W W of
1.95 i II* It R e volve d,, hy th e board id en u n ty front «f L a w to n l l h u ? ator# a t Oviedo, Orlando roa d w ith .Hanford avenue on the rlon Im eertululy gettlni; n lino crop
C arrie Collins
NW If
.
a
9 21 SI
2 >i
eomml**Joner»
of
Seminole
r
u
u
n
l
y
,
Florida,
funking a to ta l i tl i U n r e of Rf>|irniimatrly r a i l ride of Section twelve (I2>, T own t w e n ty
20
4 46
U n k n o wn
9 21 .11
W ' , of SEW of S W W . '
t i n t th e y d e em It r t p r d l e n l and for the * n a n d U V f - l j u t l i R (fi.fi) mi t r e.
1201 S outh, R ange t h ir ty (36) E xit..
run of hu!r now*."—CfilCftRo Triltune,
9 21 31
Hr* N F Cor of S E W of SW W
heat Internal of Seminole county 4" I*"1** H ( i r n r v a A v r n u r Fill writ 'of S t. John* aoulh
on S s n lo r d avenue ap p ro x im ate ly one
Hon S 76 dr* 30 min W
county
bond*
«>f
**1
«
1
r
o
u
n
t
v
for
the
purpoae
■rid one -half ( I ' y ) mile* to Mlrhlgan *treot
Hlvrr.
4.33 ch S 3 dr* 30 min
of grading a n d pavin g certain ro.il* In **M
W 6.33 r h S 86 dr* 30
I l r i l n n l n r At tho west cm! nf d r a w liHdg** ax laid out In plat id M eres Ham m ock.
founfy with brick or other ha rd surface
Olrdt Not Map’s Enemies.
11
. Oviedo a n d G eneva Road.
min W 6.33 r h In |.t of
J
o
‘
■ail run hint;
mat, rial. a ald . road* which are to he *,,
hr* run N 3 dr* .10 min
It R n fact thnt If It were tint for
from S anford to l le n r v a , run wrat a p proa
Beginning where trie Florida Fact Coaat
paved being a* follow*.
F 1,58 rh N 86 W dr*
im«lrl> one and one quart* r i I
milt# to Railroad crorar* Avenue C In plat of tow n (tie bird life wo would stnrve to dentil.
Description of road* lo he pavt-d with brick
F 1,16 rh S 3 dr* 30 min
pavem ent
-Be of Gem va, Florida, according to plat
brick or o th e r hard a u r fa c r material in Sen, 9 Orange lin u lr v a r d .
W 1.38 rh S 86 W dr* W
recorded thereof In Flat B o o k -2, page
of The great natural enemy of infm Is
9.15 inol* c o u n ty , Florida. The*, road* t o I**
Carrie Collin*
J . I 6 ch.
Hemlnole
c o u n ty record*, t h r n r e run eaat to nny Torre Hint will destroy hi* food
aved
not
Ir**
th
a
n
H
ghl
18)
fert
In
width.
Beginning
a
t
t
h
e
In
lrrae
rllo
n
of
.
.
____
w
.
...
____
.
.
.
.
d
r
a
ft
g*
Second stre et, thence south on Heeond s t r e e t
Beg 34 yd* K of SW cor of
C a m e ron avenue and road pact Moore'* J to u ir v a n l with Oregon a trre t a ai laid out In to Avrnu* K, bring the afreet corner on stuffs.
Every field Is the homo of
21 31
NE W of SE W
Station.
the reap uf Sanford Fartna, re corde
d (n
tn Plat
rdi-d
1
which the li. JL f 'a lt l a h i n store aland*, ttiousnnils of Jnscets, nnd ngrlculturnl
Bun N 514 ft E 165 ft
Beginning
a
t
the
Intersection
of
C
a
m
Hook
One
(
H
,
pagee
12?
a
nd
I2H
nf
Hem
.
.
_
128
of
Sc._
1.78
eaat t o t h e e as t line ol Bectlon t w r n t y
J. 11. Hug hr*
.
S 514 (I W 165 fl
eron a v en u e with Celery avenue, which In Inul* C o u n t y Records, ru n eaatrgly o n Orange thence
one (21), T own t w e n ty (20) South R a n g e reports will verify the fnct that each
llr* 96 yd* W a n d 143 y d i N
tersection I* f o r t y (40) rod* weet uf Ihe Boulevard ap proximal el y on* i l l mtlo t o th e th ir l y i tw o (32) E a s t, t h en r* s o u t h a n d s o u t h
of RE C o r o l . N W W nl
northeaat e orner *f Hection t h ir t y - t h r e e (33) north a n d s o u th a na q u a r te r ( I f ) lln* uf Ser- westerly following t h e main road be tw ee n yenr ml 11Ions of dollnro* worth of
10 21 31
SEW
_____ _____ ... ..
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Ilun N 70 yda W 35
one (31) Kaat, run south on C am eron a v en u e S outh. R a nge t h i r t y (30) East, w he re O ra nge the A tlahllc C o a st U n * Railroad crossing
S a m u e l S m i t h ....... ...........4.84
yd*
da 8 70 Vda E "35 yda
one (I) mile across aald Bertloo t h i r t y - t h r e e Boulevard Intersects t h r Monroe brick road. in
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(33) to G e n ev a avenue.
10. R a n d Siding Road,
,
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Coanly Records
tw enty (20) S outh, Range thirty-one (311 (1403) feet wrst nl th e Section line bet wren •Re of N n tlli C h u l u o ta at Avenue D, run
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.
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.
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2. Richm ond A vrnue.
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Beginning a t the Intersection of Richm ond (16)
A. Aaila'a r i r e l Addlllen to.'Oviedo aa R e r e t d e d In Plat Book No. I. F a g * .43
ight of way, "th a n e * n o r th - w e s te r ly • on where t h e public ro a d tu rns west t o w a r d
Avenue with Geneva Avenue, which lx at rpublic
N em laole C a a a ly Record*
rohd along railroad a p p r o a l m a t - l y Oviedo, I h e n r a Westerly following th e publie
th* a n r th on* half (J{) mile post of Section
o h u n d r e d (200 ) l e s t to railroad eroaaing, road betw een C h u l u o ta a n d Oviedo t o tho
Lot*
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6.05 Ihtrly-one
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n o rth e rly aide, thence so u t h e a s te r ly along making a to ta l d istan c e o f ' a p p ro x im a te ly
W Rsea'a Addlilan lo O v l r d # a s Recorded l a F la t Beak Na. I, P a g e S3, Hemlaele
mil* to J o r d a n road.
th is road a p p ro x im ate ly four h u n d r e d (400) •lx a n d (Iva-teqlKa (8.5) mile*.
J. Si pee Avenue.
Coanly Records
feet l o t h * road on lb* north Bn* of Section 8. G e n ev a A ve nue Fill we4t of St, J o h n s
Beginning
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t
th
#
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of
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o n c e Supply Dept.
so n's Add to O v ie d o ....... —
L T. H u n t
------- .1----Rydlnn t h i r t y - t w o (12) T ow n nineteen (19)
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Phone
148
Sanford, Florida
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Sem in ole C a aa ly Record*
on Hlpel a v en u e , nqe q u e arter ( ) f ) mil* to thence
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brick p a v e m e n t .
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Sem in ole C oanly Records
Beginning a t th * north half mile poet of 11. R o a d on Section U n * b e tw e e n Sec 8. O ra nge B oulevard.
tions 29 a n d 27, T ow nship 19 S o u th ,
D e g l n n ln r a t th e Intersection of O ra nge
Section t h i r t y - t w o (32) T o w n nineteen (19)
L oU 6. 7, 8 and 9 Block 1 J o h n J.
Ilango 80.
Boulovard w ith Oregon stre et a* laid o u t fn
rn ^m
8.76 South, R a n g e thirty-one (31) E a s t, run
Egan'* Add. to Uviedo.
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the
m ap of Sa n fo rd Farm*, racordsd la F l a t
south one q u a r t e r ( } | ) mile lo A tlantic
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E 402 f t of W}{ of
Beginning at. t h e aouth and of th e present t h ir t y (30) E a i t , ru n so uth a p p r o x im a t e ly Boulevard a p p r o x im a te ly on* i t ) mile t o t h e
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28
2.11 A t
- - 14 21
being th* in te rse ctio n of the Hanford a n d
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NM of SEW
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recorded th ere o f In F la t Booh t , p a g e I I ol im a lely on* and on* q u a r te r ( 1 .M) m
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T h e Hlavla C e la ay C o m p a a y ’a H nbdlila iea aa Recovded la F la t Rook N*. 1, Page 71
weekly pricelist. Free.
thence e as t t o th o east line of Soetlnn t w e n ty westerly Into c em etery.
two h u n d r e d (2 0 0 ) feet to railroad crossing,
Hem laal* C a aa ly Records
thsnca acre** th* railroad right or way t o a
an* (21), T ow n t w e n ty (20) S o u th , R ang* 2. G oldsboro a n d Faola Road,
Oldest establii Pi
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ed Seed House' in
O v e rstree t T u r p . C o _____
westerly following th* m a la road bat
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truwfr a n if f c i c h aaysnua
;
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th rough tow*
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th* Atlantic Coast U n i Railroad crossing
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NO VOTES
FOR FLOR
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VOUAL
t io n
S uT f r X'GK
f a il s
NUMBER 50
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 25. 1919
VOLUME X
in
RESOLU.
h ou se
•
four v o t e s
by
upon those who were in'any way di‘-*
pendent upon her.
Vainly groping after the infinite
meanings we cry: Whyi.should so
preciouS, so necessary a life be tak
en? The old, oltl quefltloh which
will-nevrtr he answered till the veil of
our mortal vision be rent by immor
tality, and we see, not as now, dark
ly, hut face to face. Then also, may
we behold the htnvenly mansion
which perhaps she was called thither
thuB early to help prepare for her
loved ones.
"F or none return from those Spirit
shores,
Who cross with the boatman cold
und pale.
We hear the dip of the golden oars.
And catch a gleam of. the snowy
suit.
- :
We only know that’ their barques no
• more
.
Shall sail with us o’er life's stormy
sea.”
*
TANK WILL 200,000
VISIT CITY ITALIANS TO
WEDNESDAY ADRIATIC
FAMOUS TANK THAT WENT FOLLOW DECISION OF PRE*
M1ER ORLANDO TO LEAVE
THROUGH ST. Ml HI EL DRIVE
PARIS CONFERENCE
..
WILL BE HERE NEXT WEEK
ture of a surprise, was arranged by
Miss Ncttye Maines. the
color
scheme of pink and white being car
ried out in the decorations, tlowers
and In the delicious Ice cream and
cake which was served as a part of
the refreshments. ,
The evening was pleasantly spent
in contests, games and music. J t
being the fifth wedding nrtnfversary,
or what is sometimes known as the
"tin wedding anniversary" the guests
presented Mr. and Mrs. Maines with
scvcrnl appropriate gifts of tin and
aluminum.
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The guesta departed at a late hour
wishing their host and hostess many
happy returns of the Hay. < They
were Mrsars. and Mcsdames Whev
icts, Hurley nnd Haynes, Miss Macey, Mrs. Philips and Messrs. Har
ley Maines and Frank Roper.
NATIONAL
IS
AUTHORIZED
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LONG EXPECTED RE ORGANIZA
TION OF FORMER DEFENSE
BODIES IS NOW UNDER WAY
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JttM
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t
Washington. April 24.— Recon
Paris. April 24.—Italian military
Sanford will hnvc a chance to see
struction of the national guard was .
Tallahassee. April 2 3 . - (Special»
the famous tank which is touring the forces will occupy that part of Dal
actually started today when the war
_ j ackinR live vqtcs less- than the
a A_ I
L .. iMtna&Mta
o f Ithe
Ln Victory
\'lrt n ft ' matia and other Adriatic
territory
state
In tthe
interests of
department, through the Bureau of
necessary three-fifths, the resolution
named in the pact, of London with
Loan. Militia affairs, authorised the or.
providing for submission of a consti
about 100.000 men, It wa* stated to
Chtnrnmii
Lake
of
the
-Seminole
ggpizqtion
of
seven
regiments
and
tutional amendment to give the frnn-.
County Committee has received ad day by Capt. Poxxi of Premier Orone extra battalion of infantry, one
chisc to the women of this state was
lundo’s stalf. A, similar force, the
squadron
of cavalry and . 18 com
vices
that
the
tank
will
arrive
in
defeated in the house this morning.
. Ccclllan Programme
Sanford on Wednesday at 5 p. m. captain udded. would be sent to the
panies
of
caost
artillery.
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The vote was 41 for to 32 against,
via auto trailer and truck and will northern region ntad around Fiume.
The
state
of
New York wnA au
An
interesting
piano
recital
is
hut Mr. Waybright of Duval, who
leave
on
Thursday
at
8 u. m. Dur
thorised
to
raise
four regiments of
planned
for
Cecilian
tomorrow
(Sat
had voted against the resolution
Separate I 'w e S s j l r s l e i l
ing this time the tank will be ex
infantry,
ono
squadron
of ca va lry----urday)
afternoon
at
3:30.
changed his vote to "N o ” so that he
Wilson nulkhcnds Lake
Paris. A|fril 24.*—Should the situa
hibited on First srmf-rrr Sanford.
could rail up the resolution again for '— 'X.' S. Wilson has workmen busy
The first part of programme will nifd 12 companies of coast artillery.
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This- particular tank played ari tion become serious it is rumored. be Bisection* by May. Thrasher, Naw Jersey was authorized to organreconsideration---- Xhio- probably will hulkheading the lake front tin, his
Italy might be approached with a
ire
one
regiment
of
infaqtry
and
two
important
part
in
Die
St.
Migicl
he done tomorrow, und equal sif- beautiful property on Union avenue.
Helen Peck. May Holly. ,
.
view to u separate petfee.
companies of coast artillery; Ohio
frage-.ailvocatea
are--hopeful
of# conThe
hulkheading
on the -John drive just before the signing of the
iraKU
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I llsj U
UIIUIvUUI»l|j work ..........
’ The second part will bo given by
tyt-o regiments of infantry.and Ore
armistice
in
November.
Scrgt.
D
ick-.
At
Italian
headquarters
the.
an
‘ verting a surticicnt-nmnjHX -offtusaoll place next to the Wilson
Izctta Stone and Include following
gon one battalion of infantry and . .. -.
.
.
_i
iL
.
lintiaii
In
nnttt
t
hf*
.
f
t
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Tlir
nouncement
wus
made
the
parlia
itison
und
Corp.
Elliott,
two
mcq,
antis to get the. house to pass the property is about completed. The
numbers:
'
four companies of coast artillery.
resolution. It passed the senate last sea wall was built out a cftjiidernbh.* who drove the tank in that famous ment of Italy wotlld. meet immedi Polonaise
.
Schubert
ately
upon
Premier
Orlando’s
returtT,
These new units are Intended to
distance from the natural water line buttle are with it still and will dem-.
Digue Rretonne
Raehmann
week.
.
ou st rate it in
Sanford during its probably in a day or two. I rimary
replace
state troops, which . undor
of
the
Inke
and
this
has
been
filled
There was more interest displayed
Minuet
Schubert
instructjops ulready have been tele
sectiorf 01 of the national defense net
in the vote this morning on the suf in nnd will malje a valuable addition ■stay .with us.
Tarnntelle
Heller
cntinot he legally maintained by the
Chairman I.uke stated yesterday graphed U> Rome.
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frage BUtnmlssloh resolution than any to the Russell farm. The Wilson
Norwegian Dance
(Irieg
states
in times of peace. That sec
It
was
reported
at
Itnlian
head
that
tI
k
work
of
raising
Seminole
Mrs Richard Maxwell will give a
thing else that has come up -before bulkhead will he un extension of the
tion prohibits the maintenance of
the house at this session. During the work already done by Mr Russell. County's quota is progressing nicely quarters that Premier Orlando and group of readings.
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any troops except those prescribed
Clen
Armando
would
leave
Paris
and
{.hat
there
is
already
subscribed
A
bout
house
will
be
built
and
n
delivery of the speeches for und
in the act ' regulars and national
against the submission project, it basiu for storm protection w.ill also ami in sight about $100 ,000 , or a ibis evening. Baron Sonninio, the
V
I
Baptist
Temple
foreign
minister
and
the
tillers
fol
guard.
,
little more than half of our quota.
* 1,* accessary for the speaker sev- be provided
(fibers to Follow .
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The subject for the morning ser
The seawall on both bulkhead
This does not mean, however, that lowing tomorrow.
iral times to call for order in the
vice at 1 he Baptist Temple on SuitOther authorisations for units are
house so the speaker could he heard. projects is made of log?, securely the pare should he slackened for the
day
will he "W orld Corisciousnoss." expected to follow soon. The states
anchored
and
cemented
and
will
lust
liest prospects have already bought
King Wlrrfc to Slnnil Fast
Hut nothing like tlutt wns neersand the hardest part is to come ’ It
Paris, April 24. King Victor Em
Evening' subject "T h e Cry for first considered were those in which
»ary when the roll call was started. for many yeiys to come.
anuel
has telegraphed Premier Or Bread."
uill
be
necessary
for
each
and
every
conditions were such Hint their gov
■M
Mr. Wilson ,is now in Pittsburg
Absolute quiet reigned everywhere
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lando
commending
his
action
und
tnone
to
do
bis
best
on
this
loan
in
ernors
considered
armed
forces
might
in the hull, only the droning of the looking niter the interests of his
Preaching at 11:45 and 8:30.
ifeHk'
he necessary under certain contin
clerk* as the names were called oil firm in the vegetable line and will he order to keep Seminole in the class histing thill there be «.u recession
Sunday school 10:30
and the brief announcements “ aye" away several months, hut Mrs Wil in which she has always been of frorti tlie position Italy has taken.
F.teryl’ody invited to . these ser- gencies. The state of Pennsylvania,
fur instance, reported to the war de
"i»\.
r
the
top
vvery
time
"
Mr
l.loyd
George,
who
had
a
long
son
will
stny
“
on
the
job*
during
of "no" being heard.
Vif'Pit.
partment that it possesses nl this
;:
conference with Premier Orlando
The debate had been spirited on the summer and will look after tin*
time a very efllciefit state constabu
during
the
forenoon
went
to
Presi
farm
and
bulk
heading
operations
m
M.
E*
Easter
Service
both sides and it whs apparent that
Card of Thanks
lary and 3.000 ‘atalo troops, suffi
dent Wilson's residence directly af
neither side was sure no changes had
One of the prettiest Easter »er- terward
We
wish'
to
give
thanks
through
cient tn handle any emergency which
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’As
’ lie reached the "Wlfiti your paper, to our many friendsjv
been made thereby. The conclusion
The Uoyol Neighbors of America ' vi,.c„ ,.v,.r held in Sgnforil was that
could be foreseen at_lhls time.
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apse"
he
made
the
remark:
"
I
he
the roll call showed 41 in favor of
neighbors of Sanford for the beau
An invitation
to the of the Methodist- Sunday school Italians will not leave today."
.-Ill
I I H I V O " " " was
" — extended
^
The' units authorized today must
submission and 32 against it. Hotiful floral offering and messages of be in such a state of organization be
Royal Neighbors of Sanford bythe which was given on Sunday night at
fffil
There
was
no
explanation
of
how
f ure the, announcement was made-of
Royal Neighbors of Orlando to at the church, before an audience that the situation stood beyond the brief sympathy received during the* illness fore’ June 30 as to be eligible for
.the result Mr. Waybright of Duval
tend a -shoal and entertainment taxed both the auditorium and the r e m a r k quoted. Whether the British and death of our dear wife add recognition if the war department is
county changed his vote to. "No,
____________________ TiTi*x(encTi]nancIaTisfdT Tfio organi
Thursday evening, April 17th. We gilllery nnd which Is said to*be.the premier meant that the entire. Italian, mother.
for the purpose of making a motion
C. C. Beasley,
went in n body, being seven cars largest congregation ever assembled delegation would not go or whether
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zation will all be based on a peace
„to reconsider.
This made the cfClifford Beasley.
Ailed to overflowing. District Dep in the present church building.
. z S
status,
a
campany
consisting
of
fi.i
he
had
succeeded
in
•
inducing
Pre
firial record show the vote to he 40
Coder Jhe direction of Mrs. 1> A.
uty, Mrs. Vosehnrt of Tampa being
met) as a minimum.
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mier Orjundo to reman, was net de
to 33.
m m
with us We extended an invitation Kelly, ht.perintendent, of special ser v. l.*|>«-*l
Mrs W S Thornton's .mother.
"It should he clearly Understood,"
The Vote
.f ?
vi.es
f
i
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the
Sunday
school
a
m
*'i>
to R N' A. "f Orlando to !>*• with
Mr Lloyd George's declaration.! Mrs Hunter of Winter Park and the Message sent to t|ie stuto gov
i i
Tii- vote in detail was as lo llio"' at our Class Adoption <d
w |M.!U,nful program was carried out
R. K. Haley of North ernors said, "that the war depart
in
I'nr Mib mission stdlrage amend members. All return* d hum*' more Both the church choir and the however, was constructed as indicat- sister. Mrs.
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Carolina are spending a few days In ment does not call for the organiza
ment Itryan, Hunker, Caro, t hav- tlian pleased with the evening s en Sunday school choir look part in the ing ut an y rule a slight improvement,
Sanford.
,
<
tion o f the national guard at the
,•
ous, Dawson, DeGrovc, Dillard, ^ tertainment.
musical numbers and the music was in the situation.
.
present time hut leaves initiation oT
Edge. Folks, Fort, Futrh of Aluchun.
of a quality seldptn surpassed in en
its organization with the stuto au
Kutcli of Lake, Glazier. Grech, Ham
.Places Blame on W'llaon
tertainments of this charurter.
thorities, a*hH it is not desired to
blin. Hardin. Harris. Jurmon. Keen,
Paris. April 24. Vittorio Orlando,
Interspersed among the musical
untiripntc the action of congress in
Kite. Lewis, Marlow. Marshall, Mib
-numbers went recitations and read-- i I t a l i a n premier i»sii*'d a lengthy i
the formulation of the national mili
ler. Moore, McKenzie, McLaren,
ings which curried out the Easier statement today replying to I'resi- |
tary policy, nor is it believed to Ih* '
Perry, Parrish. Roebuck. Scruggs,
story
Special mention, is du< little .lent Wilson in which the premier
desirable.
•" undertake the general
Stokes. Tilghman, Wade. \\ ntsort.
’ Margaret Cowan who had a very -i.iti-s in h.i many words fliat he is.
re-organizotion
of the national
Whyte. Williams of P*>Jk.
prominent pari u. the program and . ..mpelled t» withdraw fmm the |
prior
to
the
demobilization
of the
"-3M
Wi1m.ii of Pasco, WniiilrutT <>f Or
caused much favorable comment by I"i are conference after President W'ilformer national guard units of tho
ange. Total 10.
the manner in which she carried her ton's qctiiin. which is regarded as u j
United States nrmy."
Nays Wilder. Brooks. Barber.
departure from diplomatic custom,
part. •
Husto, '.Campbell, Carroll, ( nates,
and leaves the Italians no other
Prrsbjrlerlan Church
Cochran, Corbett, Crews, Deas, Kjh
courze.
Commencement Becital
person,.Ernest, Fowler, Gates, llinc--------- 7 ”
ELECTION ON S300.000 BOND
Last Sunday was a great day for
The annual Commencement week
ly, .lone?, Mathis, Mays, Merchant, ONLY ONE MORE WEfcK OF
ISSUE FOR
MORE
GOOD the Presbyterian church. With the
Royal Arch Degree
' McCreary, McRae, Ray. Sams,^
ACTUAL WORK BEFORE COM piarin recitnl will bo given in High
ROADS WILL ' SOON BE AT exception of the time the Home
A special convocation of Monrot
Small, Strom, Surrency, Tillls, WayMENCEMENT.
BIG GRADU School auditorium Tuesday evening.
Guards were with usv tho largest
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^ nj 9
HAND
Chapter No. 15, R. A. M „ will he
i -M®I
bright, Wirker, Willlamt of Leon,
May 6th nt 8:30.
ATING CLASS ‘
congregation that hnd yet assembled
The bond" election for 1300,000
Wilson 'o f Gadsden, Woodruff of
The assistant talent on this pro held on .Tuesday, April 29.
in the auditorium was present in the-.The Sanford schools will close on
In the afternoon commencing at 3 ; worth of bonds for more hard sur- morning. There was also a fino con
Sem'nole. Total 33.
gram will he
. Npt Voting—Gillis/ Hart, Phillips, Friday, May.9th, after a very suc
Mrs. A. M.
Philips
soprano, o'clock tho Past Master and* the face rouds will be held on May 13th. gregation present at night to hear ,
Up to this week there has appar
cessful
year.
Hagan.
the choir render "T he Triumph" by
Mr. Mallory Horne tepor.
There Most Excellent [Degrees will lie con
ently been very little interest In this
Notwithstanding the inroads mado
ferred.
The
Royal
Arch
Degree
will
Alfred Judson. This was tho moat
will also he a Indies* quartette.
upon our schools this year by the
commence at 7:30.
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V T t* ft | in iH l* -T mtistnil nttpmptrd w t i F
In Memorlam
The
small
admission
o
f
'10
cents
is
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..nu» which closed the schools for
j ne »m«..
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— .k. i - . i. . .h
.i. .m
l thn
.Tiff COffipihioiurof Monroe Chap till* InV-n 11 >‘ L' artil r.iu M , to mukc by tho Presbyterian
choir
and
the
Died at Cal lahan, Florida, _Ajirii imrrfj -weekirr the—work - has - -been1 chHrgrd-forirnignimme - expense*.a at. ‘ er and all visiting Royal Arch M i- uii active campaign throughout the
congregation
was
of
one
accord
in
.seats may be reserved in .row«
17th, 19192 M Vs2 C. C. Beaxley of miido up nnd thp c|aMCfl will be able
sons are earnestly. and cordially in county in favor of the issue.
its
praise.
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the same price.
this city.
to graduate as usual.
On page 12 of this issue will be
vited to attend.
There were 209 at Sunday school
For reserves phone No. 262.
For the Sabbaths of earth she now
The graduating class from the
At the last convocation the Grand found the first advertisement of the when the record was made and more
numbers
enjoys tho nover ending Sabbath of High School this year
King W. V. Carter surprised th6 Board of Trade in regard to the pro- present too late to he included in the
heaven. She waits your coming and twenty-two. This is said to be the
The Godward Side of Life
Companions with an official visit posed issue of bonds. They will fol records.
Four people Joined the
watches near the gate. And remem largest c|ass of High School gradu
Amid the rush of business and and waa so Impressed by tho splen low this with other pointed state church on profession of faith, mak
ber that morning is not far off when ates in the history of Sanford.
taken up with tho affaire which de did work »of Monroe Chapter that ments from time to time and expect ing 13 in the paat two weeks, and
T
the loyo of Christ shall bid thee in
The following general program has mand so much thought and effort another visit will be made during to conduct public meetings in 'dif othere haw already expressed their
ter in and to share with her un been announced:
during the six days of the week, the the summer, when the Grand King ferent places throughout the county purpose of coming next Sunday.
ending, unalloyed joy.
Sunday Evening, May 4th, 8:30 value of the First Day as one for will be accompanied by representa in hehslf of the issue, announcement
The contract for finishing the
Her sweet face made sunshine in o'clock, Commencement Sermon,
of which will be made later.
rest and adjustment of life to the tives ”of other Chapters.
Sunday
school building haa been let
a shady place. If strangers felt the Rev. Dr. E. D. Brownlee.
reslities of .God is apparent to every
The Grand King gave a splendid
The general sentiment throughout
charm of her. rare courtesy and Joy
to Mr. S. O. Shfnholser and Mr.
Tuesday Evening, May 6 th, Re thoughtful, intelligent person. But talk, teaching that the fundamental the county seems to be strongly in
ous, sunny temperament,- how much
there
must
he
a
Godward
aide
for
principle underlying the Masonic favor of issuing the bonds and it iq Jack Collins. And work will begin
cital by Mrs. Munson’s Music Pu
A
more so the members of her house
the every day of life, or—hut this is Fraternity ia a belief in the existence believed by those who are in posi in a few days.
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pils.
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hold upon whom she lavished all tho
the subject at the Congregational of God, the brotherhood of man, and tion to know that the election will
Sunday school 10:30 a. m.
Wednesday .Evening, May 7th,
sweet earhestness and careful culture
church Sunday morning. President the immortality of tile human soul. carry by a .very large
majority.
Preaching 11:46 a. m.
of her mind and nature. Strong and Graduating Exercises Eighth Grade. Ward, who has just taken charge
At is
IB upon
UJK'li this broad and universal
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^ • bonds
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known,
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Christian Endeavor 7:30 p. m.
Thursday Evening, May 8 th, Ju again of Rollins College, recently It
potent was the influence of this lov
basis
that
the
great
Masonic
edifice
gcu
t„
much
better
advantage
if
the
(tffl
Preaching
8:30
p.
tn.
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ing heart which gave of its gifts so nior-Senior Reception.
told a story about a most remark has laid its foundations and upon election authorising the issue is car
X
,
The
session
meets
at
close
of
each
generously. The spirit of her love
Friday Afternoon, May 9th, 5 able providence in the history of the
its altars burn the lights of liberty, ried by a good big majority and this service for thA reception of mem n « 9
was not weakness but strength. o’clock, Class Day Exercises.
institution. It will be used as an equality, Justice Xnd truth.
Is one of the reasons for the Board bers.
.
Gently, almost unconsciously, it co
.
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Friday Evening. May 9th, Grad illustration in the message mention •
of Trade taking an active part in
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erced thoae coming in contact with uating Exercises Senior (^lass.
ed. Eleven o’clock. .
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the matter.
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It, to strive for if not to attain the
Storea Close Thursday
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary
The Odd Fellowa are ta attend the
All evening exercises will begin at
realisation ef her high ideal.
.
Tbe
issuq
if
voted
will
amount
to
Mr.
and
Mra.
Schelle
Maines
ce!»The
Herald la requested to an8:30 o'clock.
‘
. ' • evening service in ii body, it being
1300,000
and
will
bujld
several
Her life waa gentle, but like the
meir
annua,
.u
v
.
,
brated
their
fifth
we'dding
annivertheir annual local Sunday cohvoca
Bounce that the atoree. of the city
Mill watera it waa deep.
In her
tion. Special
Special scats
scata w'ill
will be
reserved
sary on Monday
evening
by
enter stretches of road, the plans of the will clofe on Thursdays at noon dur
Mr anrl Mri. D Letch. Mr. and ’ tlon.
be
reservec-------------------------.
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a
(Ml
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Ini i m a t * I mrlaa.
’ heart of -hearts she carried those she Mrs F-ank Lewis and Mr. and. M re.. for
them and thoir friends., The ser-, tainlng a few Intimate friends at new roads are to be found in the
loved, and her hand.:
was
never
hand
pleasant”
7 t !he
rnon
will bv
be Mr.
givenBrower,
by Mr.their
Brower.'their,
home on avenue.
Magnolia avenue. Regular legal notice in this issue of ing the summer months, beginning
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mnndky
will
eiven
home* on Magnolia
May l i t .
weary,
I Eight o'clock. You , 1. Invited.'
| .T h e
which w m In the n i- tb« H«rald.
.
late ring
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BOND ELEC
TION WILL BE
MAY 13TH
SCHOOLS OF
CITY CLOSE
ON MAY 9TH
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li
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�N o exceptions to our
. guarantee
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Y ou
ca n
*’•
always return . a n y
•. -
f-
thing y o u buy at this store if it
isn ’ t absolutely satisfactory to
you .
we
I f we m a d e e x cep tion s,
c o u ld n ’ t guarantee “ c o m
plete”
satisfaction ;
we
dont
w ant y o u to have any oth er h in d
G ood clothes require
all-wool fabrics
If y o u w ant cloth es that stay
stylish, that, f i t , . that w ear lo n g
and lo o k right alw ays—an d w h o
- d o c s n l t j a i n t these things—y o u
m u st
have, a ll-w ool
fabrics.
Y o u ’ ll get them here; the best o f
th em ;.guaranteed. H art S ch a ffC^>pl(Lt 1919 I Lift S. Lafiner & Mars
Ccvrrltbt 1919 H u t Schilfou & U u l
ner 8c M arx use n o oth er hind.
Our spring style show begins tomorrow
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This spring there are many interesting style changes.
N ow that the
war is over men and young men are thinking about style, so it’s pnly
natural that there should be many new developments. . They are all
here; in suits; shoes, hats, shirts— and ev eryth in g else that
wear.
men
Eyerything is as high in quality as we can get it and as low in
price as we can make it.
Y ou ’re invited to com e and “ see for yourself.”
The Hart Schaffner & Marx features
Waist-seam suits and over
coats; they’re the latest ideas;
very military; full-chested;
trim-waisted; in singlo and
double-breasted models with
any number of Stylish varia
tions.
Every young man
should see them
The Varsity suits for spring;
for the men and young men *
who like the plain sacks but
want them very—stylish with
an K,air” about them. New
lapels p o c k e t s , fronts;
l i n e s
a l l
a n * new
the way through
. Everything
Men
and
Boys
Hard-to-fit men; that’s our
specialty >ve have models for
stout men; very tall, slender
men: very short, stocky menj_
every figure is provided for
and the fit is guaranteed. Try
it; for greater clothes satisfac
tion and money saved
Wear
The home of H a r f SchafTneY& Marx clothes
.
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�THE SANFORD tlERALD
APRIL 25. l
Juita table* poo nful o f GRAND*
M A , the wonderful powdered
soap In the water'. That takes the
place o f all the chipping, slicing
and rubbing that you do now
whenever, you wash or clean.
And you save soap, y o u know
just how much to use.
Isn't it simple? What woman would
put t{P with the fuu and bother of
bar soap.lying around and wasting
•way, when the can now have this
Try this Powdered Soap Today!
Grandma’s Powdered Soap
Saves TIM E—Saves W O R K —Saves SOAP
•We realize that to secure the steady and profitable patronage of the best dresspd men of
this locality, we must.conduct a store >vith ONE price.
It makes no difference to us
what your walk in life may be,-whether you are a Banker, Farmer, Clerk, Rail Road
Man, Salesman, Merchant, or Doctor, we have that same price for all, and that price
is a REASONABLE one.
Furthermore; if you ask us to accommodate you with
credit and we agree to carry your account for you, we give you that same price and
WE D O N ’T, CHARGE YOU ONE CE N T E X T R A FOR TH E ACCO M M OD ATIO N
Your Grocer. Has It! .
COUNTY
H A P P E N IN G S
ROVS CLOTHING
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR
RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INOLE COliN*
TY— EFFICIENT REPORTER^ FOR THE HERALD
""
BAST. SANFORD
Moore’s Station cliurcb was filled
'Sunday evening for the Faster ser
vice nf songs ami recitations'which
were nicely given. Rev. J. It. Allen
ot Enterprise opened and closed the
mrrvice with prayer and also preach*'
cd In the afternoon.
J., F. McClelland was a delegate
at the I. O. Q. F. convention in
Jacksonville' Inst week.
Miss Annie Cameron came home
from Stetson University for the
Faster vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of Celery
avenue were presented with a colo
nial style Pathe music cabinet by
their daughters as a delightful sur
prise on Faster day.
S. M. Schwartz of Marquette av
enue left last week for Chicago for
the summer.
DUVAL HOTEL
JAI KMONVI1.I.K. H O I U 1 M
100 lloyiqa. 50 Ilslhn
Ofipnahf paiinfflrr. All m m lf in Imprnti
rnfnla, flrta lo r, Irlrphnnr i r f t l f f
llm
plthuul bith, II and up, *llh hath It Ml pr
prraon.
W. H. lONRN, M|r.
Atlantic Hotel
JACKHONVII.I.K. n . O l t l l l A
Hap anti llogan Nlrrrt*
All railroad i k k r l offlrr i tn bulldinf, c e n
ter o f rt r r jlh ln g . All modrrn Improi rmenln.
Tirol d i n In r i f f y parllrular.
Italr*. one
S^raon*. tl.QU-ia AI-AOr Ip tfiron f, 17,00 to
2.^0.
$3 00.
Hath 1 1.50, 12.00, l « u proplr 92.30
K. I’ ll IN K PKAICCH. Prop
WAVERLY
-HOTEI
io N M ii.i:
iiii» a
l.urnpran Plan
anti cnld running » alrf In rarh ruum
.Single f| and up. Iluulilr 91.30 u|
lluurn nnd tialh 12.00 and up,
W rrklr ; Slnglr 97* l« 19#
Weekly D ouble: 99 lu 912.
earl o f theatre and ahopplng dUlflrt
Main Ac kA dam a Hlrerla
Mr. Knmble o f Cincinnati. O,., was
a business visitor at D. L. Long's
of Reardnll avt'nue 4recently.
Several, member* - of the MrDougul, Weeks and blowers families
drove to Coronado Reach last
Thursday on- a fishing trlrrh7Ttf, Mi<bfl'
fine time. „
.
.
* I). it. Brinson is beautifying l.i*
Mrs. II.
II. Pattishall and her
Celery avenue home with new wli'te
Sunday'■school class attended .servicer
paint.
al the Methodist church in Sanford
Mrs. Tina Warren .Beaty sit up a
last Sunday,
short time Faster *day for the first
J. M. Chaffer and R. Franklin are
time during her four months' illness.
the
latest owners of new carji in
She is so very thankful for all the
Geneva.
kiml deeds and gifts received during
Mrs. Bessie Hart. Mrs. Foster,
her long illness
Miss
Elizabeth Stones and Mr.
The Southern Bell Telephone &
Franklin
were visitors to Oviedo
Telegraph Co. are putting up nc\v
Tuesday
evening.
poles throughout Hast Sanford.
Dr. C. J. Marshall of Sanford
Mr. and Mrs. C K. Chorpening of
made
a professional call in Geneva
Moore's Station celelirated their 2filli
last
Tuesday.
wedding anniversary hy going on a
Mrs. J. A. Worthy left for Amer
fishing trip
icas,
Ga.. last Tuesday after spend
G. 1L. Bledsoe of Celery avenue.
ing
the
past winter here with her
C K War<l of Cameron avenue are
daughter,
Mrs. V. T. Peters who ac
driving fine new ears. Mr. and Mrs.
companied
her ns far as Sanford.
W. A. Knight and young people are
enjoying their recently purchased
Mrs. Grant of Georgia is visiting
Ford.
her brother, F N. Sutton.
All of the rattle owners are dip
ping" their stock this week.
Two
WEST GENEVA AVENUE
dipping vats have been placed in
We are having fine weather now.
Hast Sanford.
Everything in the field is looking
Quite' a- variety ‘of vegetables are fine.
now being shipped: Ciicutnbers, snap
Mr. and Mrs. Will Uohinson’s
beans, tomatoes, crookneek and eoco- little grandson has been very 'sick
Zilla si|iiush. Irish potatoes ami green this week but i> now on the mend
top rVlery
<1 (' ( ' ha niberlam be again
gan lulling his fine im p of green
Mrs Jim Abbott and little cliil-
106
NEW ST. JAMES HOTEL
Jacksonville.
Florid*
11nr Ilull Ills,rk fmtn Haiti!
- I’nnrrrla In llmimlng 1'nrk
4«a Ju)u»«m! Murtnw Hi*
11<<t and Cold Running'M liter in
Every Room Steam Ileal
SPECIAL RATES
FOR
A PIUI.
No needles to change
1--------- -----
$ mini
*r
a-1**
*
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C p=—==={3
ART MODEL
mistake a peacock for a night
ingale or an ordinary talking
machine for a jeweled Pathe.
Listen to the Pathe with the
Sapphire Ball and all-wood vL
din ’tone chamber.
You hear
every note every word clear
ly, distinctly, n o scratching
metallic sounds. You cannot
help being impressed with the
Pathe superiority in tone when
you buy with your ears.
Your eyes will see the tiny
(lintid-polishcd) Sapphire Hall
gliding smoothly round and
round without wearing or cut
ting the groove.
Sco it rubbed across the record
—children often do this—with
out hurting it. And remember
no needles to change.
Even if you buy with your eyes
—$ou will see many advantag
es in the Pathe Instrument not
found in the ordinary talking
machine.
Come to our store and hear the
tone of an instrument as clenr
ns the song of n nightingale, in
a cabinet as big nnd beautiful
as a peacock.
The Pathe Plays all Makes of R ecord s
J. D. DAVISON, Manager
EAST , FIRST
STREET, . SANFORD,
Miss Olive Dinkel, Miss Gladys
Craig and J. E. Phipps.
Mr. Williams, the Jacksonville
agent for the four wheel drive
truck was in town on Saturday.
\tm .. Galloway of Sanford was in
town Thursday to appoint a com-,
mittee to solicit for the Liberty
Loan.
Rev. Milton held service in the
Baptist .church Sunday.
Ed. Ilalley of Ttrnfpa spent Sun
day with* his sisters, Mrs. W. S.
Fntzpiinger and Miss Ilalley.
O V IE D O
John Sullivan of Ff. Dade spent a
few days this week with his mother
and sister, Mrs. Joe Leinhart and
Miss Gladys Leinhart
Dr and Mrs. Hopkins of Arkansas
are visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Clark.
Mrs, G. W. Bnrwick spent Satur
day at Apopka. SluC was accom
panied home by her sister, Miss
Lola Mae Moore, who spent Stinday in Oviedo.
Mr's I. It Mitchell left fur Moluli', Ala , Saturday, being summoned
•lieii are spending a few days with
Mrs. Simmie Harrison is visiting
their brother, Mr. Will Robinson.
Mrs. Gene Jones.
A Vietory Loan Meeting was held
Mrs. J. E. Vaughn is on the sick
at the -office of the Swope Land Co.
list this week.
\
Monday night.
The meeting was
The cattle dipping is going on and
well attended nnd all but fourteen
it is the best thing that was ever
hundred dollars of Oviedo's quota
invented for cattle.
IVlqile were
was
subscribed.
The
necessary
afraid it would kill tin' rattle hut it
amount will be raised b> the c o m i« the saving of them. It -.lire kills
III) Itee SO ||al Oviedo will lie liver
the licks
the.top” by the end of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicola made a pop
On Tuesday night the people of
call on Mrs. Vaughn Sunday afterOviedo were given the opportunity
of enjoying u most delightful concert
It seems like, the good old summer by Mrs. Tnkarh and Mrs. Frye of
duy has come at last and we should Sanford at the club house nnd under
all lie glad to think winter has passed the auspices of the Woman's Club.
away.
• 1
Mrs. Tukaeh has a splendid voice
People are very busy picking and and her well selected program was
shipping green beans and they are delightfully rendered. Mrs.
Frye's
bringing n fine price.
readings were also very much en
There Is nothing like having it joyed. At the close of the program
refreshments of chicken salad, olives,
good home garden.
,
crackers
and iced tea- were served
l think the strawbe.rry business
hy
the
club
women and a social half
has about played out. They haven’ t
hour
was'
enjoyed.
Few towns the
been much of a profit this year.
sizo of Oviedo can boast of a 'W om
The" birds get more licrrins than an's Club that is more active or does
we gft but wc have to feed them to mord for the com m unity. than the
have them sing for us. .
Oviedo Woman’s Club and to say
any undertaking is under the man
LONG WOOD PICK-UPS
agement of this organization is
• Miss Nuncy Hartley and Carlis
Hartley nnd family spent the week
end with Mr. and', Mrs. L. J. HartW. S. Entzminger spent Sunday
with his family.
Miss Olivo Dinkel and Miss Glad
ys Craig of Orlando spent the week
end the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Dinkel.
Mrs. C. L. Morton of Orlando, was
the guest of Mrs. Searcy last Wed
nesday nnd Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Hardaway went nut to
Oakland for the week end. the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. McDaniels.
Mrs. J. S. Dinke^went up to Jack
sonville on Tuesday and while there
will be the guest of her daughter,
Mm. H. R. Chapman.
Mr. Grist was in Orlando on Sat
urday.
Thoao to enjoy a picnic supper
and a swim in the popular swim
ming pool at Palm Springs on Sat
urday afternoon were Mm. Dinkel,
FLORIDA
clothing. Wc now have
iiT stock, neat little suits
for the boys in wooleas
and serges atveiy attractive prices. We also carry
furnishings for the boy.
Ask to see them. *
B U ILD ER S S U P P L IE S
LUMBER,
LATHS,
SHINGLES
SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE
WE TAKE LI It fillTY BONDS AT PAR
RIDE A BICYCLE;
GET SOM E PEP.
Forget
That
SANFORI)
Spring-T im e
CYCLE
IMione '251-W
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■'H E
Feeling
COMPANY
115 Park Avc.
Success of
Dainty
Bakings or a Substantial
nner
is assured
RISING SUN
by the
FLOUR
v/7///m
:
AWWWWV
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and Vegetable Crates
You Can Bay From Ua at
Wholesale Prices
W.A.HerrjdayCompaiy
WE
HAVE
FOUND
IT!
DAISY TILE
A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious Iq Water. Chemical
Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture.
Made from that same material adopted by the Government lo
Nitric and Picric Add testa in the construction of ila Immense add p
Our supply la limited only by our demand.
SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA.
Stock in yards and 28.000 ready for shipment.
MAHONEY
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“ A. Feed For Every Need”
SCRATCH
roceries, Fertilizer, ( rates of all kinds, carloads a special!
Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet Potato Plants
THEY CARRY EVERYTHING
. 201 West First Street
CATES CR ATE i
SPRAY FOR ANTHRACNOSE
GROCERIES and FEED of. ALL
KINDS— W E Have THEM
PHONE 166
No. 1 Irish Potatoes, peck
Charleston, April 16th.
It was with a feeling of delight
that the *dre ca llin g ^ e to Charles
ton was received df^Sanford * even
while 1 was making preparation to
go to. Hoboken to take ship. Old
Charleston, the city rich in tradi
tions and the-lore and the lure of the
old south held much for me and the
realization has been more than the
anticipation for nothing had been
moved at my coming —in fact noth
ing has been moved here since the
Revolutionary War and yet I would
tot have had it otherwise for the
world. But I would like to warn
mv friends who have noVer seen
Charleston that they had better see
it soon, for Charleston is feeling the
impetus of the post war activities
and with her natural harbor safe in
land as it is and already recognized
by tin- government ns one of the
finest on the eastern seaboard anil
with ^tlu- wonderful improvements
being made here by the government
in tin- way of piers and transporta
tion facilities' the old Charleston will
toon give way to the new and many
of the old landmarks will give way
to the skyscrapers and modern
buildings. Sitting at my window ns
I write this letter I can see the old
buildings rich in southern romance,
the steeple of St. Michaeles, the old
Charleston Hotel with its beautiful
Ionic columns and many other build
ings of' ancient and yet patrician
lineage.
Buildings with cracks in
them that probably bespeak the
earthquake 'and one of them that
housed what was probably the first
department store in America doing
husiness upon a large scale ns early
as 1830.
Charleston was a great eitv in
antebellum days and Charleston is
destined to be a great city in the
next ten years and bringing the
transports here is doing much for the
city at the present tinfe, jiving thou
sands of soldiers and sailors the op
portunity of seeing the natural ad
vantages of this great port and n
chance to get in the game early and
grow up with the town as it were.
And with the true southern hospital
ity the people of Charleston -are
treating the soldiers and sailors and
the transport men to all that heart
rohld wish for and for one time the
Y. M. C. A. transport secretary is
recognized as one who is entitled to
some consideration arid comes in for
hiB share of praise for work well
done. As the transport secretary of
the Martha Washington l had the
privilege of attending two dances
and entertainments arrangcil for the
crew of this ship and they were some
affairs, one of thorn at the fine
new Y. M. C. A. quarters at *the
pier and one of them at the It. t|
Circle or Qoiqimmity Club tn the
city ami while we do not know
whether we shall land here again or
not it would suit me all right giving
SCHELLE M AINES me a chance to get home for a few
LAWYER
days and also the privilege of bring
ing home the southern boys, many of
orn ce IN TIIK COURT IIOUtiE
them from Florida. At the present
SANFORD FLORIDA
time I nin only temporarily on this
ship as the regular secretary wanted
a thirty day leave to visit his home
niOMAS EMMET WILSON
in California and -as we are under
e. h Ir g u s o n m m siii
orders we never know whether wo
shall sail from Hoboken, Newport
News, Boston, Philadelphia. Charles
LAW YERS
ton or some other seaport and our
Sanford
.
Florida port of taking troops is not known
until wc sail, so this game is prob
lematical.
ington, are in the state directing
control operations of this and other
diseases, and interested growers may
secure the services of these men by
As 8 result of 8 conference-of path addressing ‘ them, Agricultural Ex
ologfsts of the Ilureau of Plant In periment Station, Gainesville, Fla.'
dustry, Department of Agriculture
and of the Florida Experiment Sta
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Musical Entertainment
tion, the following recommendations
On next Tuesday evening at 8:30
are given for control of watermelon
there will be a musical entertain
anthracnose:
ment by Mr. Mallory Horne, Jr., it
Thorough application of jiorijeaux the Woman's Club building under
mixture will prevent the spread of the auspices of the "Gleaners" of
anthracnose, downy mildew, and the Presbyterian Sunday school. Ad
mt^y to a certain extent control My- mission of 25 cents will be charged.
cosphaerella Hlight. The-control of
This will he ap entertainment of
these diseases means an increased
yield, and a better quality of fruit. exceptional merit and the music
The following schedules are. advised: loving people of- the community will
miss a rare treat if fhey fnil to at
.1, Spray for the first time when
tend. The prugram follows:
the vines begin to run.
*
Mallory Horne, Jr., tenor.
2 . J h a second spraying should he
Mrs.
R. R. Deas, accompanist
given.when the plants have develop
ed a gdod system-of runners.
• 3,‘ The third spraying shoultl
given about three weeks before "ma
turity.
t| fF ,
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4. The fourth spraying should be
given about one week before ma (a) Until
Saunderson
turity.fb) A Dream Song
Saunderson
— For aphids, add to bordeaux mix (c)Corisunde,
ture iilack Leaf 40 at the rnte of
H pint to 100 gallons to- the first
Arditi
application.
In case the disease appears in the
field, and the regular schedule has
not been used, the following emergency rnensureH are recommended:
If an infected plant is found, the
field should he sprayed immediately.
This r-prajiiig should he repeated
about ten days later.
If weather
conditions (ire still favorable for de
velopment of the disease, a third
spraying two weeks later may. be
necessary.
Optimistic ThouQhL
G. D. Tucker and M. L. Bran of
't-lies rt-re n disgrace to him who
the Bureau oP Plant Industry, Wash- tintl> klitcHinOn In want.
S ta n d s fo r
SERVICE, QUALITY and PRICE
WE HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY OF
(IDEAL Fireless COOKERS— See our Window Display
Hill Hardware Co
A 25c Want .Ad. in The Herald
will Rent Your House For You
BUSINESS CARDS
IC E -C O L D bottle
-O R A N G E -C R U S H
parched palates.
Wilson & Hoasbolder
Dr. C. J. Marshall
Met my old friend J. E. V. Jervey
today and he will “take me ridjng
and as this will he interesting to
Telephone 291
homo folks will try and tell about
OfficeH i?: 1 0 1 2 a.m. & 2 -4 p.m Charleston'trucking in another let
ter.
Mr. Jervey lives here and
D R . E . M , D O W L I N G spends about five months of the year
in the commission business of ship
VETERINARIAN
ping vegetables coming here every
■
(tJRADUATK)
year
after the Sanford
season is
Treats sciontjfically—diseases
over.
of all domestic animals
Office 309 Park Avenue
Calls in Sanford and
vicinity promptly
answered.
Phone 389 M elrose House
O R L A N D O ; F L O R ID A
A C T Q U ICK LY
—.... • ... luimirnun, .uo i uniiuiu
, Ve’>Sanford, says: "I was in bad shape
»om kidney com paint some few years,
>Kf> , "b en I swept the floor sharp pains
^ught me across my kidney’s and nearly
Urnye me wild- I was so nervous I
wouldn’t stand still any length of time
, 71y -biweys didn't act as they
•nould. Specks floated before my eyes
•rid blurred my sight. Uearng of Doan’a
Kidney Pills I got “ a box and they
fo u g h t speedy relief. Three boxes rid
of this trouble and I rt-commend
‘ Hem at every opportunity." ,
~ A
.P rice 60c,. at all dealers. Don't simply,
for * kidney remedy—get Doan s
Kdney Pills—the same that Mrs. Tomn « n.
•Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrt.,
I would like to tell about many
other places of Interest here, among
them the beautiful Magnolia Gar
dens ^vhcre there is a riot of roses
and southern flowers and plants and
trees but I have not the time and
the Herald- has not the space but
will wrhe something later if I do not
have to go on board the ship in the
meantime.
The Martha Washing
ton will sail with a Red Cross man,
K. of C., Jewiah Welfare and my
self, and we are a happy family all
working for the boys and trying to
make them comfortable. In con
junction with ua is Chaplaih Wood
ward, a North Carolina man who is
one of the finest I have ever met and
it is a safe bet that the sailors on the
ship and the soldiers coming homo
wili get everything possible in the
way of attention and amusement and
I am glad indeed to be in this great
work of aervice to the boya of the
army and navy. My thoughts are
ever with Sanford and her people
and I expect to be hpme in the early
fall to take part in .the work of mak
ing a greater and better Sanford.
R. J. Holly.
Orange-Crush has captured the true
fruit flav or of;th c rich, ripe orange an d
added a carbonated p iq u a n cy w hich
makes a drink irresistibly delicious.
R u d d y-h u ed;
a g l o w
with vitality,
Orange-Crush brings bubbling health
to every m em b er o f the fam ily. *
S ip Orange-Crush slow ly .
L et its full
natures finest fruit beverage
:s sparkling s a t i s f a c t i o n ’ to
fresh flavor delight the taste.
Its pure
charged cooln ess will allay you r thirst
co m p le te ly .
.
*
,
*
,
*
Serve Orange-Crush Ice-Cold
Orange-Crush sh ou ld be served ice -c o ld
— fo r then it has the breezy brightness,
the satisfying sparkle o f champagne.
We
bottle
Orange - Crush u nder
strictly sanitary c o n d itio n s and p erson
ally vouch, fo r its purity.
A case in the
h o n fe will bring jo y to every m em b er o f
.
.
hy the Bottle .
SANFORD COCA-COLA
SANFORD,
COMPANY
FLORIDA
�E . H . K ilb e e a n d c a r r ie d , It la r e c o m
SCRIPPS BOOTH C A R S
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Hood— Goodyear and Fisk
Tires and Tubes
R EPAIR W ORK OF A LL K IN D S
FORDS
A S P E C I A L T Y
M O BILO ILS andG A SO LIN E
ACCESSORIES
shed and Delivered— We Will Call
for and Deliver Your Car.
PHONE
NO.
41 — REMEMBER
THE
NO.
41
Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded
by O. P. Swope an d carried, the
matter of irregularities in the report
of It. U. Roberts, Mnrk & Hrntid
(Continued from Last Issue)
Inspector be referred to Attorney
Schelie Maincs for UkVi*stigation and
He it Enacted by the LegtxlataHTv t rpprnt
the State of Florida:
mended to -.th e atate comptroller
that he allowr th e red emptb) IT of'cer
tain lands In Section 8 , T p . 20 S.,
It. 30 E., also certain property In
Longwood, at the face value of the
certificates, plus clerk’ s fees.
Comhiittee of O, P. Swope, and
C. W. Entzmiager here reported
of a tractor by the county, and on
motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by
E. I!. Kilbee, and carried, the above
report is accepted and committee
discharged.
*
Motion of 0 . P. Swope, seconded
by E. H. Kilbee and carried, the fol
lowing men are hereby appointed
county livestock inspectors for Sem
inole county: D. II. Hooker, D. B.
Hart and A . ^ . Moran.
Motion of C. Wv Entzmingrr, sec
onded by Iif P. Hagan' and carried
the county convict guard's salary is
hereby raised to $50.00 per .month.
Motion of C. W. Entzrningcr, sec
onded by L. -P. Hagan and carried,
clerk Is instructed to notify A. C. L.
K. It. Co. to put in crossing for new
road opened irv*Longwood.
The following resolution was offer
ed by L. P. Hagan and seconded by
O. P. Swope and adopted:
Whereas, Seminole county lias
bonded it! thv past for the sum of
$460,000.00, for th e purpose of con
structing good brick' highways, and
Whereas, Seminole county is now
calling an election for another bond
issue of $300,000.00 to further ex
tend the brick highways in said
county, and
Whereas, That part of the brick
highway which has been designated
as state roud No. 3, from Volusia
county
drawbridge to
Robinson Springs, n distance of 1
miles is In .bad condition,
He it resolved that we, the county
commissioners of Seminole county,
in session held this 8 th day pf April,
A. D. 1019. do petition the stale
highway commission to appropriate
the sum necessary to make a good
brick highway connecting the link
between V.ilusia and Orange cinin-
'Section 1. That the Iboard of noun* '*V ‘L- 1 - **aga
ly commissioners of Seminole coun- >Krmtinn of E.
ty, Florida, be-and-it is hdreby au- Br®nd inspecti
tltorized antj .em powered'"TO i*suo
Motion of C
‘to’ time county scritit o r l om]ed by E. I
time warrants in such denominn- o . p. Swope :i
tions as the board may deem ndvis- requested to tr
able not to exceed the sum of Ten Sanford to Nr
Thousand Dollars, and to bear inn state road
terest si a rate not to exceed six per pnrtment
centum per annum,
,
,.
. • ’ maturing in such,
Motion
of, 1
amounts and at such times, not t o 1.
,, .....
. . . .
by r.. H .-Kilbc
exceed live years, as the board of I in, tnirlpil to
county commissioners imiv deter-1.
, ,
bond fund. ;•«'
mine.
i
j son, in (he sun
filed.
( Sec. 2. That the moneys derived j he applied as
Warrants paid during the on
om the issue and sale of said script road bond suit
of March u.-rj- ordered cancelled
or time warrants shall lie used ex
The following hills us an
E. A. Douglass appeared liefore
clusively for (lie purpose of and in
the board in reference to redemption -the clerk and approved
connection with the purchase and
of taxes by K. N. Sutton, ami on board were ordered paid:
construction of a county court house
motion of E. H. Kilbee, seconded by
General Fund
W Enl/rninger and carried, il is M F llobiii'ton
recommended to ihe state comp E A Douglass
troller that he allow redemption of Dr 'J. T. Denton
IK acres off the south side of N E 1,
.1 J. Dickinson
of N E 3« of Section IK. Tp. 20 S., Frank Harris
Sec t That this act shall take ef It 32 H , lit the fiat sum of $ 1.00 If. (', DuHo.se
fect immediately upon its passage per acre, |dus clerk's fees,
j Mrs. L. C. (ilissop
L. W. MeLaih
'
^ F ln * & Forfeiture Fund
Schelie Maine*...................
David Speer.................. ...........
E. F. Housholdcr.... *..... .........
E. E. Brady ................
E. E. Brady..... .................... _ .
Sanford Steam Laundry___...
James J e n k i n s .................
E. A. Douglass ......................
Geo.
S. O.
S. O.
S. O.
S. O.
Building Fund
Fox, Agent
Shinholser
Shinholser
Shinholser
Shinholser
There being no further business
the board stands adjourned tn meet
again.at their next regular-meeting
Celery Bleaching Paper
Cypress Lumber
SEEDS
Bean, Sweefcorn, Pepper, Tomato,
Cucumber.
„ ■ ».
INSECTICIDES
Bluestone, Arsenate Lead, Paris
Green, Lime-Sulphur.
Crate Material, ffails.
CHASE & CO.
- SANFORD, FLA
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN
FARM ERS—B UYERS—ATTENTION!
Sales At The Following Camps:
Camp W heeler
Camp Wadsworth
Macon, G a.
Spartanburg, S. C,
April 2 5
April 28
400 Cavalry Horsea, 750 Artillery
Ilorees, 350 Draft Mules,
For information write Lt. Col. II. C. L
Jones/ Remount Depot, Camp
Wheeler, Macon, Ga.
400 Cavalry Horses, 900 Artillery
’ Horses, 150 Draft Mules.
For Information write Capt. I\ S. Burdett, (J. M. £ . , Itcmount Depot,
Camp Wadsworth,- Spartanburg, S. C.
Camp Hancock
Camp Sevier
and approval by the governor, or
E. A. 'Douglass appeared before W. ('. Williamson
upon its becoming a law without llie hoard hi reference to redemption So. Hell Tel. St Tel. Co
mV h approval.
of taxes of A. E. Sjohlom, and on So,. Utilities C o . „ ____
Geo. Fox, Agent
North Western Mfg, Co
E. A. Douglass
W
Ir«i (T Watson
fl Si W. .11. Drew Co
Elliot t - Fisher Co. i
.Augusta, G a.
L. It Philips St I'li
Greenville, S. C.
C. M..Derry
Chipman Chem. Eng. Co
Cates Crate Co....... *
Herald Printing Co
300 Cavalry Horses, 450 Artillery
575 Cavalry Horses, 550 Artillery
W. S. Hand
Horses. 75 Draft Mules.
Horses, 350 Draft Mules.
Hower A KniirnfUal
For information write Mnjor T. E
For information write Capt. Oliver L
Hill lldw. Co
Price. Remount Depot. 308
Overmeyer, Q.
M. C.t Remount
A. Vaughan
Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga.
Depot, Camp Sevier, Greenville, S. C.
A. Vaughan
Ford cars are more useful today than
S F Dnndm-y
Itobi tW-' Lord
ever before; a necessity in village, town,
W. C. Williamson
84.45
city and country; the utility of farmer,
Celery Ave. Store
1:13.90
merchant, manufacture!*, architect, en
K. E. Brady
.7.68
j
*
*
.*
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I
no.
D.
Jinkins
...
.
751.20
gineer, contractor, salesman, doctor,
Atlanta, G a.
- North Charleston, S. C.
The Sanford Press
12^)0
clergyman; a profitable factor in tlie
Geo. D. Hart
62.60
K. E. Hrady 8.20
life of the nation. Runabout, $500;
Dr. J. T.' Denton _ •
4.00
Touring Car, $525; One Ton Truck
Dr. J. N. Robson
4.00
30 Cavalry Horses, 350 Artillery
177 Artlltery Horses, 330 Cavalry
Chassis, $550; Coupe, $(io(); Sedan,
E. F. Housholdcr
4
4.00
Horses, 250 Draft Mules.
Horses, 160 Draft Mules.
Roy ’[’illis
1.00
$775 these prices f.,o; b. Detroit. We
For information write Major Albert
For infornfation write Lieut. L. I>.
David Speer
1.00
Kalb,, Q. M. C.. Embarkation
Evans, Q. M. C.f Remount' Depot, No. 316
can get hut a limited quantity. Please
Mrs'. E. M. Galloway
12.50
Depot, No. Charleston, S. C.
*
Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.
J. J. Dickinson
100.00
give us your order at once as first come
L. P. Hagiln
8.00
will get first delivery.
^
L. A. Hrumley
8 .SO
E. H. Kilbee
. .12.80
C. W. EnLaminger
12 .OP
O. P. Swope ...
14.80
April 26— Camp McArthur, Waco, Texaa.
May 1—Camp. Fun
Head and llridge Fund
April 2fl— Camp Upton, Yaphank, Long laland,
May 1^-Camp She
C. F. WILLIAMS
EDWAR HIGGINS
N. Y.
'
May 2—Camp Dev
A. E. Mitchell
April 2S-^-Camp .Dodge,
DeaMolnei, U.
May 6— Camp She
Agent
Sales man
Allen Allman
April 26— Camp Travla, San Antonio, Texas.
May 7—Camp Tayl
April 30—Camp Dlx, Wrlghtatown, N, J,
L. J. Hunter
J. W. Flynt
For- further Information write Commanding Off! car, care Remount Dopo<
D. II. C. Rabun
The Texas Co,
Geo. II. Fern aid Hdw. Co
J. B. none* Si Bro
These animals are all prime, fat and in good condition. .They are
Woodruff St Wat.srfn
W. T. Blackburn'
exceptionally fine farming stock.
Sales will be held always at RE*
W. E. Hawkins
M O U N T D E P O TS, rain or shine—under cover, if necessary, and to
N. Washington.)...................
Seminole Co. Hank
Highest Bidder. Lunch on grounds.
K l - ' - e r troubles do n 't dle-'ppear o f
T h e h o u . r w l f . o f Holland w ou ld » l Hill Lumber Co
ti.Ht* ■*►!v< x.
T h ey g l o w
. l o w l y Imt ynu.t aa roon !■« w ith ou t food a . w i t h
» - ,i.
u nd.rin ln liiB
health
with
S E. Mathers
«' i li) i lU liit y . •■..ill you D lt a vie-. out her "Ilaxl Dutch t>top».'" a . - h e
1 ■!, lo Incurable i l l « e « . . .
quaintly exile GOLD klHIIAI. Il.i.iri on
P L. Long
They r e . l o r e xtrrti, th
Si- . > <i ir tr-u M w . w hllr I h .r e |. time. Oil C a pxu lri
Lawton Bros
i
D on 't w all until little ...iln, liw i.u l, til* and a r . r*"|>oit«lbl« in o q r r e t m r x . u r e
Bi-tic.
I'on 'l Irlllw will. .1,.1-nnr ' T o for ihn .tu rdy, rohuet healt h o f the
Hill Hdw. Co.
. vd Ii I lutuin nu(T.-. Hi): i -ckio l r* .it in r ot H ollamla ie.
Sold singly, in pair*, or car lots, to suit purchaser. Halter with each
B. St O. Motor Co.
V»llh G O L D M K U A I, II..arlni. O il CapDo not delay, tin to your druVpflet and
a u lca m o w . Tultn ttirm or fou r e v e r y
G.
M.
Jacobs
...........
d a y until y ou are en tir e ly free f r o m Inaiet on hie eu pply ln g you w ith O O l.D
animal. Railroad Agents will be on the ground?. Come! IPs your last
MKIXAD Haarlem oil C'upeulee. T a k e
Black Hammock Gardens Inc
p a in .
.
T h la w a ll - h t lo w n p r e p a r a t io n haa b een them ae directed, and If you are not
and best chance!
**
Cardin Leonard
an a o f th e n ational r em ed ies o f H o l aaUaHed w ith reaulta your d r u r c i a t will
— ---------m oney. ------iJbok f o r
la nd f o r c e n tu r ies
In Ix i* the a o v e m - etladly refund* otir
J. M. Wynn..-,.-. — —
the name UOU) MKDAL on the box
m r n t o f the N elh er la n d a
and accept no other. In eealed boxaa, L. A. Brumley.... ................
[irrpara
e . e r j a l c h a r t e r a u t h o r is i n g
three el*ea
E. H. Kilbee
.. •.......
L. P. Hagan. ..’ ..........
April 3 0
Camp Gordon
M ay 5
Embarkation Depot
May 7 -
Other Sales W ill Be Held A s Follows:
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
LOOK O U T !
TERMS: CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK
�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE n v E
HONOR ROLL
TRADE MARK
city o f
GOODRICH
The
A k ron . O h ic r ^
'rea l Side I rimary
First Grade—Olivia Brady, Bettima Campbell, Susannah Lucas.
Mary Agnes' Porter. The|ma Tew,
Rose Warren, Bessie Blair, Charlotte
Powell, James Higgins, Nelson Hen
derson, Rufus Vinning and Charles
Powell.
of Patriotism
Under the stress and
terror of war it didy t:dce. a great deal
of patriotism Lu.huy.
llut vuur bonds helped to
crush German militarism,
brought Victory, and again
st are at peace.
Invest in Victory
Bonds
The bust investment
in lilt* world.
Your
money hack in four
years. High rate of
interest
AUTO TIRES
W e carry the most complete stock and the five most select lines
Second Grade—Jack Peters. Roscoe Wallace, Elmer Nolan, John
Miller, Bernice Shim mans, Byron
Fox, Albert 1*11118, Ruby Booth. Sallie Humphrey, Ethel Tillman; Zola
Banks, Alone Tlllis,, Meljia Simmerman, Susie Manila,
Third Grade — Henry Russell,
Mills Lord, Eric Lundquist, Robert"
Fancher, Earl Snapp, Helen Jinkins.
Katherine Van Ness, Eleanor Bolly,
Blanche Wynns Harriett Rossetter,
Pauline Thompson, Annie Bucerell,
Nedy Kasuroit
True Test
THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CAR S
First Grade
Beatrice Bledsoe
Dorothy Haynes, Dorothea Lawson
Juanita McMullen, Maria Moye
Catherine Schlrard, Olan Crenshaw
Krnest Culp, Edward Elliott, Irwin
Fleisher, Jack Hobson', Eugene Tur-
handled in the county. Tires we sell are
postively guaranteed.
!\lH s: i & S0L,NE- m o b il o il s , g r e a s e s , c o m p l e t e s t o c k of
u t o accessories , w h it e stripe : l e a t h e r fa br ic t ir e c o v e r s
Phone 16
SEMINOLE
Second Grade
Marguerite Gar
Gridin
Virginia McDaniel, Elisabeth llinus,
Emily Starr, Joseph O'Connor, Jesse
Neely. David Ballard, Evans Spen-
B A NK
ANNEX
ON
some hogs,
A barg
Smith, P, A, Bus 211
Third Grade Clarice Leu is, Ner
zic Stone, Alys Chorprning, Akei
Elder. Pearl Robson, Johnnie- Hod
son, Edgar Elliott, Harold liudgdon,
Upholstering and mattress making,
Evelyn Cust.
furniture repaired, mirrors1’ plated,
Grammar .School
auto tops and seals’ recovered. First
Fourth tirade— Louise Thrasher class work only. Brown Upholstery
Leslie Hodges, Virginia King.’
Leslie Ilodfces. Virginia King. C«•
millu Pulesloti, Ehzabeth Wloiner
Elizabeth Shoemaker, George Pul
nam, Sterling HallFifth Grade
Kiriiion llurby,
Katherine Svtnes, GreUdten Long,
Carmeta Barber, Margaret Peter*,
Mary E. Move. Raymond
Mutrheail. Wauhmela Allen. Etna Mut
hatt, Bonnie Mae Kinlaw, L. E.
Starr, Carrie Starr. Fred ‘Week-.
Clyde
Russell. Margaret Sprout.
Es'lher Bell Powell. Mollte M.ir-ll.i.
Louis Hudson, Merrill Roberts. Jaek
igou. James Brown. Frank Dutt’in
Seventh Grade
tlr.ne
Gtlhoi.
Bernard llitmi, doe *'aids > ! lion
11iltld, I,.1v renft
U;tn
Phone 16
MAGNOLIA
A VENUE
LIQUID
AND
FOIi KENT
CAKE
men Is- complete for Jiousokcepiiig.bn
ocean front. Pure refreshing breeze
from Atlantic, Climate unsurpassed
during summer. Apply at Manor.
Daytona Beach. Fla
* Fla. fiO-lltp
is
fI8 8 Km
HHib*
KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT
TMt t r DAI l IV
(UU»H>MAllONt lifts
Itlfuio, MY.
M a it11 L i 1 i
Margaret Neal. Matj LlL.alu it. I'a
lesion.
Thelma
Spurling.
John
Shriard. Kart Dncfnrr. IIurry Won't
mil
Seventh tirade Ulm itusneH. lteatriee Martin, I.ueile Pope, llilen
Witte, Etlie Ttihs, (iiitiert Miller.
Sain Fleisfher, hra Tlllis, Teddy
Dunn, James llmdehan.' Louis K*>tumlo, Lmtini Spencer, van I .txl m.
Winnie Knight. Madeline Mullein,
l.et'laire Junes, ll»di*ii W.ihelul-f
Naomi hi iigg.m. Mi. • Pit a 1
Ci m l I. Lip lie
-..in,
K iltie
\ nd.u
D u llos'e .
\ g1 •
^
ui. i > . i 1 i
l o t 11,
\XTHEN / go fishin’ / tvant
* * fish that bite, and tobacco
that don’t .”
A
FOR SALE -Ford farmer truck
nearly new with -open body on; also
How to Get Rich.
1914 Cadi lac* with carryall covered
Some men would have no trouble In top body. You can buy them at
getting rich If they held on to the mon your'oWn price arul on time. This is
ey they, earn as they do Itr the money like finding them. Address J. H.
they borrow.
.Mitchell, Jr,. 1718 Pearl St., Jack
sonville, Fla.
50-ltc
For Sale — Two Duroc Jersey
brood sows. C. K. Lucas, Eureka
Hammock. Box 217, It. A. 59-2tp
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
f All Local Advertisements Under
This Heading TH REE CENTS a
U ne For Each Insertion Minimum
Charge 25 Centa.
* In answering an advertisement
where no name is mentioned in the
id, ‘ please do not ask The Herald
for information as to the identity of
the advertiser. • Usually we do not
know who the advertiser is and if
we do we are not allowed to give
out this information. Simply write
a letter and address it us per in
structions. In the ad.
TH E
MOOTHKST
W
George Smith, lUihrrt Jenkins
Eighth tirade — Virginia
Neely,'
Ollle Vera Gliason, Deinarius Mns- :
son, Cora Rutherford, Emily Bailey. ,
Margaret Berner. Robert Holly,
Ralph Woodruff. Herbert CntTee.
Eli/abet h Flowers. Elizatieth •Gar-.
rison. Nora leiikin.s, Virginia Long..
Alice MrKim, Marie Slemper, Lillie
Until Soeneer. Helen W.UthaM. t'lor
FOR SALE BT
IM M ED IA T E S E R V I C E —YOU DONT
H A V E TO W A IT — T H E R E ’S A M AN
AT T H E C U R B TO S E R V E YOU
B ite ” ** in to b1 a c c o co m e s eii
poor leaf or w ron g “ ripening
W c use for VELVET only the fine
Burley. But we don’t stop there,
seven pigs, lift.00; Red Diirnc sow
and five pigs, $25.00,
Roth fine
stock. Mrs. H. G. Dietorich, 50-2p
W e put millions of pounds of this tobaGco
every year, in wooden hogsheads, for Nat
patiently ripen and mellow*
For Sale—Two mule Acme aqd
Cutaway Harrows. Good condition.
See M. Finisher.
49-tfc
T h ere are q ui c k e r ways, bu t they leave some
teeth in.
For S ale- Registered Duroc Jersey
gs. E. Curlelt, Gdrieva,* Flii.
'
„
4H-4tc
I For Fair— Nancy Hall and Porto
Rico sweet potato draw's now ready,
12.00 per 1000. F\ Q. Barash . wfth
order. Cates Crate' Co. * 47-8tc
F'ot Snle— House, BIO Laurel uvenue, with one or tw’o lots. Will sell
cheap to close estate. Write to A.
Derby, 97 Washington avenue, Oil
City, Pa.
46-7ln
T h e V E L V E T w ay makes
the friendlier kind of to
bacco. You can always
go to it for co m fo rt with
out a “ c o m c -b a c k /’
G et c h u m m ’
V E L V E T today
Cm
Fof Sale Sanford Farms 1 and 2
in Block 15.
Inquire of ft. E.
Gamble, 90G Cass Ave.,, Detroit,
Mich. *
45-Hlp
F'or Hale—Five passenger Buifk
This Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers
car.
Perfect condition.
B. A O
and SaiJora Who Seek Positions.
Garage.
44-12tc
Roll a VELVET
F'or Hole—Six room bungalow
Wanted—To rent a serviceable nlmont new. 4 miles from Sanford of
wing machine Indefinitely.
En brick road, seven ogres good land
ure 519 Magnoliii.
• 50-2tp , some frplt. T crms or cash. Alsc
m3dm.it and amooMnaaa
suds it Jm t right for
�THE SANFORD HERALD
mcr trade activities arc times to be
gin will put (he country face to face
with a situation, comparable only to
R. J. HOLLY, Editor 1
a total crop failuro or a devastating
W. M. HAYNES, Rusineaa Manager
earthquake.
The railroads cannot
Published Every Friday by * * be thrown bark at their owners in
their. present shape, and only con
gress can formulate a plan for, pre
paring them for this ronsumation.
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
h u b s c h ip t io n t h ic k in a d v a n c e
ONE YEAH________ L_!--------- --------------- —I
BIX MONTHS--------------- ----------------------—
t h r e e M o n t h s .________________: ----------
seemingly rotting away again. The
road’ between Mulberry- and the
Hillsborough county line is not in
first class condition and the road
between Lakeland and - Mulberry, is
breaking away in many places ind
bad in the stretch two miles this
side fo Mulberry;'from Mulberry to
Pierce there is a considerable loss in
the faulty condition of the road; in
one special road,district near Wintnr
A R E YO U A T TH E MERCY OF E V E R Y
STORM AN D TIDE?
Why do you not save for the trouble time that will
come to you? If you were offered a position in an
other city could you afford to travel there to take,
it? Saving a little each week will make you -ready
for a better position, ■ •
SANFORD'S OPPORTUNITY
Sanford has at least three big and
impotrunt (TToJecU under way at
Ealrrad u H-naH-Clui Mail MalU r Amm* Had
this time, the outcome of which will
IKS. al l b PMlafflra al Haalwd, flarida
tadri Art at Miurk M , 1171
, determine whethbr we ure to remain
CAPITAL $30,000.00
Trlrpbona No, IU a big country town or get Into the
Offln: Harald UuUdln*
city class.
. s
We
refer
to
the
hotel project, the
After July 1st hard drinkers will
new.
city
charter
with
the commis
have to take soft drink»
sion form ' of government and the
new issue of road bonds. Never be
Buy all the notes of the Victory
fore in our history perhaps have we
lean you can, and then some. 4 ?4
had the opportunity to turn the key’
interest should Interest you.
II. R. STEVENS
that will open the door to bigger
and better things than we have toAnd it will look well to add some
THE HANK TH AT
specimens of, the Fifth issue to your
this issue will ho *
collection of United States securities.
rtisement signed by (j(jj
the Sanford Hoard of Trade relative
to the matter of bunds for good ,.
road*., The Hoard, of Trndo stands a[)(
needed for the hatching season, hens
squarely behind this bond issue and mu
will lay just as well with n& males in
will use thi-ir’ every effort to put over t
the flock, valuable feed will ha saved,
the issue at- the coining election. * (
and if every rooster is disposed, of,
The ch a rts committee expects to j
infertile eggs will he produced
have 4 completed draft of the proposed charter within a week. 'The
STORKS CLOSE THURSDAY
hotel ,company are asking for bids
ly not enough, maids ,ak.4**r the reeonst ruction of the Imild« j The Herald irf“"rcqu‘eafftil la fcitAmericn to- U>i rrrn'tnim r
• ' nounce that, the, stores of the city
a neat sum already paid, in on stock
• will rinse on Thursdays at noon
with which to liegiti* the work.
• during the summer months, begin"Out of the m u d", would be a "The Herald fias faith in the people*
• ning May 1st.
• . \ ...
gorfd motto for the new federal of Sanford and Seminole county.
highway commission, and would lie We.kqow tiiat they are ever ready
Notice to .Contractors
especially- appreciated by all soldiers to do their dyty as they see it in all
Notice is hereby given that bid*
who recall the muddy mm! of matters that effect the anty,-county,
>.:!1 he received up to 10 o’clock To
France.
. ..
state and- nation. "We believe they
In- morning of Thursday May 1st.
wiH carry the bond election, build
10
to at the office of the secretary of
The income tax and the (ins lax the hole! and adopt the new city
ite
Sanford Hotel ( ’ or.slrm-tion ("n ,
charter.
We
know
they
will
do
these
are pot. founded upon toe principle
ti‘* . for the furnishing of labor and
"T o bun that hath shall be given.” j things if, they are brought Id Jee
miteritils t**r and Ifi** n-niod^ mRut. upon "From iortt Unit hatfi the-e matters m the proper light
Itoos ler D in M a t f . I MJ
shall hi taken away even that which
T he time
n,,w at hand for everw
R.'oslep I hiv is a patriotic epd'-av
he toil Ii,"
'progressive man of the community or to save for food (liottsunds of dol
1ti> take an ni-lhi- inlrre-U i'l these lar- worth id Klor dit eggs vvliicli tipRAILWAYS \N’ |) HANK It !‘ I'f Y three maU-r-. and
that tin -, .,r,. or ! . r ' .:e n'lsolo! - loss
lit a
e ret tr.» U p o n Ini' itepieoli ill
The railroads are broke,
( n*m ,‘d out
cambnign having the "bucking and 10.00 which will lie returned whop
i-o-op. rat on of tto- I'tdti'i! SI it.
Their debts grow like rollin'; *no»- 1
.. - at* n le i .-r.■.I I,, «,• ret.i:1
, \'[ i
bails
Ever si nee ttn-j y. t ,
od -i- '■'•'j'iir i tii inclose iirtiticd
the hands of ‘ private *,.* . 7 ,
. , ’ 1-' t lie -logatt noW.xdttv- Ifid a g.
iv k f-r jj'iiio.t a iUi t l.-r t.id..|
(jis one too
Why don’t you /to it*
have been as ptofitiitde us a
fountain at t . S *rth Pole
Don't think that you require
The pm at , lite rs wer.
,
in- very large bank account to do it
*
*
SURPLUS $15,000.00
PEOPLESJAN K OF SAN FORD
R. R. DEAS,
. CaahUr
C. D. COUCH,
Aa*’I CtdbW*
IN S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT S
In G ood y-L a n d
STICKS
faetofy arrangement with t to- j.re. large] v t to f.irrn-r-* L.i-idi* - of
* cut owner e<* an.t bnv a hr—i-t to ->uie. and under norma* rntidtli r1 hey .^-o i|.i si i fail., t
taxation.
The govt rt rriirr-f-Jj.,
fe e ls
that
It
can,
it u t
s. nr i
their , income
pen pit* begin
tax declarations
to think tiiat
JUi-ai— L l—iiii i u s - l i o t . 4 - -e
ln*ntrr>Tr~
son,, i mprov e mi in . a nd
condition of t f,« rudri.ao
Well A i m ed
!*01 HXDtBY
company comes
there is.no Lime to
; waste—no chances to
I l>e taken—so mother^
sees that there is~aT*
ways a can of—
C A LU M ET
DOJiD POWDER
on hand." Cakes, pics,
dough nuts, muffms and
all good things to cat
must be dressed up in
. their best taste and
looks.
Then, too, her reputa
tion us a cook must
be upheld — and she
". ‘ *kes” it on Calumet
f. y time. SheAitowsit
(.\il! not disappoint her.
Ot.: r 9 can and have the
•■cbi.-.pany'' kind o! bakings
fiery day. ’ "
Calumet contains only EiAh
ingredients as have been
approved officially by the
U. S. Food AulhonUea.
Yon save *A«i ;•« bay It.
Tas mts v i a / A « m 4
HIGHEST AQ U A L I T Y
w a r d s
m
- 1 * .u.l talk w 1 1h v >'iir ha' ker ar s,-- p
. i o n of t), Htnidiog A i.ojui t-si
j ciattoii alioiii it
Even if he t j u i ' i
j do it h im s e lf. fie prnhnbjy kn o w s of
somebody w lot would lie glad to invest in a little place and sell it on
t'o -\
w ill
m ark. 1
.i i, i. ilie
n r - u ' -I
1- J'lO.IUlU do.'.efi « ,*vs
lb to* It.
conditions of scarcity and high
prices of food, everv one of these
S(i,.“ ti.i,(t.la worth of eggs stionjd he
good, -but they are not,
Govern-
the eayv |av uteri! I’lali. _Sucli an
I in vest meiH, vvitfi the certainty of
getting his principal gradually bnr-l,
i vih ipjiTest, wiiu’d appeal U> oiuuy i ;i,i anno
a >» at
' a re t ,ik *i g ■ I gr a r ; . j Ino.'uto
that von r ,-rt-dn is g..od if il I- von J'sin;., if n
are the man we ure l.ilh ng to
Laying the Illume on the Itoo-ier
, Now we will suppose that tin- pre
Five eggs out of every hundred
liminaries. are over and that you iaverage for the yourx.are spoiled by
are settled ih your own home. You the funster. He fertilizes the .eggs,
.are a householder now, with a feeling and a fertile egg spoils very quickly
of pride and responsibility
You it* hot weather
ll lake- a tempera
plant ornit tneiiln) shrubbery w here ture of around lrtd degrv s to hatch
and when you e. isli ti
Ymi make ii chirk from a fertdb egg, but a
> our
little garden
You i•••11 < r summer temperature of only To to
on i),.gr- *»•* m u -*ari i-nough I f,. .n
a t* rtil«* egg I i siioli -l f.»r t—-t
*-v*f you ilo e nil arices value or at
Shall il**- rooster be allow* <1 to
e.o-l keeps it yjt
spoil $ 1.1 no,into worth of F' .ridu
1 he re ts no necessity of putking
s-'gg- litis war this y*ar when^the
any one wliether ytm may or may farmers of the state are making ev
n*d *io this or that. You hu\;o tin* ery effort foj- maximum production—independent anel contented feeling of when the jt.misewtves lire making a
a man who has really a stake cm the gigantic effort to save and help feed
face of the earth.
the civilized world? Especially when
Anil your children they will have this loss can In* largely prevented by
sLiivthir.g more than a temporary merely separating tbe toasters from
abode—ai real home. It will be a tiie laying hens during the summer,
home t.iuit tfjey can find* hack to mod! Its.
With remembered hnnpmesi.
Mov
■Poultry producers, think Ii over.
ing from one place to atint her d n*s
When to Sell the Rooster
not lend t** litiffd up character. A
Rooster Day tin Florida is May
set Iled horn*' with ail it- a-- c-m* *-s
I-A
The roosters are no m am .
t o n vinet'd?
T lt c i i go and lo o k up
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lt«*
t bf*
old hoard and beeause of delays, in
shipment did not arrive until a
short time ago. The commissioners
realize that the n-phuit road* are in
exceptionally bad condition in many
place and have** dieen that way for
six month**, “uine slmwing weakness I
soon after being ia'd Tin- ranis anil '
Vent her have hud something to do
with the washing away of the sltoul-
| H orses, Cattle
j Hogs and Sheep j
c'
All animals which need
Um!c or tin aid to digest i
should be fed
Dr. Hess & Clark’s
Condition Powder
hanker,
.s II tBm iltsciis.--,
Sealed Tight Kept Right
I
I *f rj t-r t r y
( *i»n*t t U t V t‘ S t f V M *
ii ta nrdiTfii ! i t « | the dffeatlartU herein
i'iint*i| ln*wit: V. J lldrrili. m i I utr |).*r» in«
tiaiimlfrg by,
«*r untier him »■ heir#,
tiuvjti'M/, Kfinlrt-r of ntherwi#«\ -wh .xp name#
tfi- unknown t»» the R om pU lm rit i; J, \! Mr*
ami alt iutiodn rifiimiri^ l#yf
tlirmifIi iff limitr him ii# heir#, f rieviiee*,
ifAfitrt** up ittherwiwe, whirfr ntunrit art* unk iiiiw n to tfumplainanta; K ll talo th Slo«1i«nr»l.
* iri ail iM-rsttn* rlaimiritf !■>'« thrmiRh up unh er aw hir|rs,. tie vitee», grin ipp* or other*
w h i* * f
riim e t
a re
nn'r4n*»wn
l«*
h ‘Jr*, tie
L.traew a rt
irran frew o r u lb en yN -e, w h ntp
m ik fio iit ri l*» rn m ftt n i n iittl# ; F.I i t *
fheih J Hritfgefa and all (it raona rlaifoinc
i jr, Ihrotiph, or under h**r ** h r l n , il-vne.**,
f ra n te r*a o r o t h e r * i * r t w hone o n ft.es a re unliiown to r.tm |t#linani*. unt! ail p m on pi
* horn*o,-Vi r .
w iitu i!
nmi imate,!artUnmvt uuis
TRY A HERALD WANT A.D
ru m *
t lainarit#. Shtritian Stmldard ar»«l all |»rrf o m eluitnin^ by* thrtm^h or under him a«
n am e* 4»re u n k D ^ w n
tu
the rorni liiiriA'itii. who h i v r t»- rlni.n to fttiYr
Georiye Wzfshington
a Man of Thrift
m t i r r y i - n f - fc'fia T- rn v r r ftaffliy; - I n d' mr r r r
th e ft *h **-T| p. _ d» 71 f ih r t l la m l* , u* a-iV p a rt »»r
p o rtio n tl|er«’«ift in
rn in tde r t t u n l y , r lu r id A ,
r
N o rth h a lf o f aoutheawt f p ia r t e r of H e rtin n
I i* T o w n s h ip IT I t t iu ih , It an p i1 'iD tu M ,
North till feet of thr fturf heaaf. quarter pf
the p*‘ iit>t.a*t quarter »»( Section .1|, Tpwn*
*hlp VO unuth, ICnniff* i10 "a%U
h I ¥ e _ a * r r » i n » vqti n re Jn th e ni»rthw»wV
» if net of the Dfiflitvaal quart) r of (he north*
«a*t quarter of See lion US, Township “20
KuUth, Ilantre 2 ‘J r a il,
F a s t hit If o f u « i h a lf o f n u rth e a v l q u a rt e r
« l Set lin n 2 , a n d n o r t h w e*t q u i f l f f uf n o rth
' =*t quarter fo H#rt|on
south, lUrq*.* 2 'J east;
I.
T o w n m fp
20
id *l 2 8 1 f.o n fW fm d , F l o r i d a ,
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S o u |itw i» s | q u a r t e r u f n o rlIm rrw t q u a rt e r of
Seethm a t , Trtwiia!dp 2 0 s o u l It, Uange .10
raft, earept the foliowini; ( tracts,
i
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G U I Ml
lb f%till flfll m
It cleanses the system and
inn eases the activity of all
the vital organs.
When theie is any .special
injury or ailment of youi
apimals to be Created we can
provide femedies which will
be effective in promoting a
prompt recovery.
HEWING
Florida It ii ker. Mut-I .lav V,ir 1*'«
I'he, annual riveting of the Florida
banker- A-mcr-it ion will in* held in
Jacksouvllif today and tomorrow, at
tie ChamttfffjOf Commerce, t lie
state hankers of Jacksonville con
vened here yesterday.
De'egatts
from all over the slate arc present,
and e indf'otvJM ii.tco.e ! it -r«*st to
tu-wii;
ypur luune.
W ill Mend Full; ** Damaged Itoads
Lakeland, April 2-1. The county
commissioners mVl in regular session
Tuesday at Hallow und one uf their
chief transaction; was to he aide to
anhtiunre that the portable asphalt
mixer had arrived, way set up and
would start repairing the aspjialt
roads by Wednesday.
This plant
i I •• eoinpanv reserves the right to
e t a-iy and all bids
r-unforil ’ lot"! *''ihstrue. Co,, In*.,
s"at*
' Ry II. It Stevens, Pres.
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14 Kir A
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f*». r.
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i l*agi
I J. RtjLIlr liev’ iif'l *. I iiai(|i'
I till ftI \ . I I" rtil a
l«f ud«| t'at'H i*i il.i-fti jft- Heretiv ret]Hired t >
A|i|t*.ar *O il*> {(ill *jf ( “u/npiaitit ft|#-<tl in *ui|t|
rnu*P a ,>1 *if lirfuff
M p N I i . W . ih*. Ith *u> « r AUIJUST,
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A. It. IVtS
I* ti .f*.rltjpr, i>Eitrrrit tlihl a n»n> .if thia
"r.l-r t*** |iut.U.h^*J f i n e a ar**k t.ir ta -lv ,,
r o m i - u t l v . '..<**. ib (tip Sanfurd l!.-ral.l. a
» 4^-Xty r n i | ,| ..t iiutilUltpd in >aiJ Sctti.
lmJ» ciiunty. Hiirid*.
(liven u n d r r ray hand and ih e arat ■*' ray
oBlc# thla.thp a in d day of April, 19IP,
t»ealt
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K. A. t I U d l i l . A S S .
Clerk u( the Clrriitt C o u r t '*,l .Hrmlnnl'- Co.,
b. tf. Duval,
.
CurtiplainanC. ^.Ilettor.
VO-lJie
George Washington was a wise man. lie saw the ncrex
sity for practicing thrift. Here's some of lit* admonitions:
"1 am no more disposed to squander than to stint.
"Econom y makes happy homes and sound nations
instill it deep. '
"It is not the lowest priced goods that are always
the cheapest.
•
"1 cannot enjoin too strongly upon you a due ob
servance of economy and frugality.
i "K eep an.account book anti enter therein every, far
thing of your receipts, and expenditures.
"Prom ote frugality -auti industry
by example,
encourage manufacture* and avoid dissipation.
"Reason, tan
up*, may ronvinre vnu «
“ Tltere ia nn pr**vi*rh in the whole catalogue of t(cm
mart* true ti.un a penny saved is a penny got."
Spend wisely, save intelligently, avoid waste and invest safely
buy War Savings St-antps and Thrift Stamps.
1
Sanford, Florida
x x x x x x x x x x x x x js e c
THE SANFORD HERALD
APRIL 25, I9i9
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ponement was on account of the
and Mrs. Gurner returned home Sat schools not being yet out, thus in
urday afternoon.
terfering with the attendance of the
children.
Everyone' seems pleased
Cnpt. Green Smith is in receipt of
a telegram from his daughter, Mrs. with the new arrangement.
Jacksgn, formerly Miss Winnie
The Beginners and Primary De
Smith, announcing the birth of twin partments of the Methodist Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lawson are in ngain following the resignation of daughters at her home in Columbia, school gave their children arj Easter
O U see it here;
Without inrerim,, S. C.t on Saturday,
egg hunt Saturday afternoon at the
Jacksonville on a business and pleas-' President French.
he hat taken hold of the work he
For
Sale-Three
lots
corner Wpst Side I’ark. A large number
urf trip- *
it goes with the
were present and enjoyed the hunt
did
so
much
to
build
up
and
an
era
Myrtle
avenue
and
Seventh
streets
0 j, Pope is enjoying n pew
and the refreshments afterwards.
new waist-seam suits:
Chandler auto purchased from the of choice achievement is assured for Rtautiful shade trees on two sides,
.‘ opposite park. Apply at 110 Oak Mrs. C. W. White is superintendent
Wight Tire Co.
of the Primary Department and
snug, b o d y •tracing,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilmot mo; avenue,
50-2tp .
"There’s a man at the curb to tored over from Orlando to attend
Miss Carolyn Spencer of the Begin
,
. Mrs. Jesse Roberts of Dade City ners . Depart menl and both doing a
e m p h a s i z i n g the
wrve you.
tc
the Easter services at the Episcopal
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,
,
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spent the week end with her sister, splendid work with these little folks.
' .M r, Stanley Cochrane of Dade church.
shpulders and mak'M rs. J. T>, Roberts, enroute ttv-DitvCity spent a few days here this week
WHEN YOU TH IN K OF CAN- tona Reach where she will visit
V. M. (',• A. Man Here
visiting relatives.
the waist look n ar
DY TH IN K OF THE KAN DY i Gaines.
On her return she will
I.. B. Reynolds, tra rolling 'sextoII IT ItAS SUGAR spend sonie time here’,..
Mr and Mrs. Rutherford left r<». .-KITCHEN.
tary of the V. M.. C. A. for the
rower.
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centjy for Arcadia where they will
__.1HA Y ?. _JT ’
sputhcastern
district of Florida was
i TH EATRE BUILDING.
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■ Mr- Arthur Johnson spent a few day
* make their future home.
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J *>th relatives fn Tallahassee and a ki-itor to the city on Friday.
A’ ou’ ll find it here in all
F. A. Sonc-A II kinds of haul- 1 Cooked food sale by Junior Dept. w„ acP„ mpanie(1 home hv his sister,
thu very best styles; made by
IPs mission to Sanford was to.ar
t. Phone 243.
GO-tf j ot Methodist Sunday school neat ; Misa Cottio Johnson who'will-he the range for a county convention along
. lug.
Mrs. Moye and her sons Mot and
^at,irday. May .ird. Location attractive house gurst of Mr. . and the line of work for returned soldiers
Hart SchafFncr
n are" the guests of Mrs. Moye’a Rlvcn at,,r.
Mrs. Johnsiun for some weeks. |
and saitori which will 'be held ort
& M arx
brother, Dr. It. M. Mason.
|
Bossidny
Boston, Mass.,
Tom Boyd shot and killed a 400 —
. 201 tv.,
May
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t D. Hart is driving a new. Chun- 1 lils r *'tu riu '1
Sanford to again p0UIid bear in the Wekiwa swamf*.
You'll
more for "
diet ’ recently purebased from the ' V/.
with his uncle, •on Saturday,. A great many Satiford
Notice
- your money here than .
n nf
' ' ?/f. * tfter?i people drove out
t
nqt on
mi Sunday to view
Wight Tirk
Tire fCo.
of this
this citv.
city.
Xh.Royal Neighbors will give a
Rub-My-Tism is a .great pain kill- the rdnains of old bruin and bring weenie’ roast and measuring f>bt in
any other place; more
GGG quickly relieves Constipation,
...
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,
.,,
,
. . . . . .
Biliousness,
Loss of Appetite and er* • 11 ^(‘h c v ,’ 3 *m,n a,u! sorcne* < hack a sample of ‘ W
‘steak.
the 'Masonic Hall Wednesday night,
style, more wear, more
caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
GjilJ lias proven it will cure M a April .’10th at 3 o’ clock. All Royal
Headaches, due to Torpid LFvor.
Sprins, e‘jc.
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49-10tc laria. Chills and Fever, Bilious F.■- Neighbors and Modern Woodmen
all-around satisfaction.
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M rs. F. B. Adams, arid little ver. Colds and LaGrippc. It kills arid ttijir families invited.
If you don'tr yoti ’cut
Word ha*^.hccn~t(uu;ivcd_i**»in R. J,
Hnil v that- he .sailed yustetday
germs thrtt cause U.e fetor* Fire
frt*. **■« 4M-*7 —i / *
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<«
your money hack
Charleston. S. C.. for France.
^
’ f^ r .n > * K L H ^ b r rn r^ r cc . hey have Tonic.
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Williarrf Sere ice Station
TG per cent of all storage batteries
ML. Eh-jra Carter of Orlando ar- ’ ' 7
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Jl*Vrrt“ 3M‘‘
Sanford -Shoe
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i illM* •t ill UUi il Iu yublV s are WWrived Sunday tospend
the summer ' „ lte? “ t“ r.
(la . -pent
lards the new rubber separator
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27,
I.
u.
O.
r
at
tiieir
hall
several
days
in
Sanford
last
week
'Kverythinu
Mon & Hoyi Wear ■
with her sister, Mrs. It. T. Thrasher.
Tin' h im / nf ftVI*rI
rorir X M.*r*
Monday evening at h:;)<). Wnr.h in the attractive guests of Mrs It \. used di (he const met ion nf this bat
Hothrv
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1‘sed Curs—Several real bargains. tile-third degree*. 'Yjs'HiTrs welcome. Terheun, Icjuijig .
Thursday for tery is another step, towards perfec
Wight Tire Co.
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tion. If your battery needs atten
....
J Films developed and printed, 24 St. Augustine itnif Jarksnnvilh'.
■Mr. Gharles Hill returned^ to ^his |jl0ur service, satisfactory work. R.
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Mirh
Carolyn' White entertained tion or if vou are forced to'Im v a
home in Sylvester, Ga., Monday. C. Sheafer, 111) Elm Ave., Sanford, the members and •teacher, Mrs. i n*’w Q,,,‘ d-.ui i d-> i- until you liave
that it vwv* the best hog ini'dlcfne
Mrs, ilill will join him them June t. Fla.
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50-dtp
Thornton of her Sundae school I ,?rst «"«*■ "» tl,e ' ™ ‘r.d' slat ion in they ever used. One man paid nie
K- T Woodruff is spending a few . W. M McKinnon of ti e W o r d class Tin s lay cvc.ning n. her home ] Sanf..*--* w.hcn- vo,, will find the batfor i he pinill package and bought $5
ai hi- home here this w eek j sn<U!- & ('jmbmg (•„. j„ jn Ti.llu i After .the business of. the cUs3 w a*j,L’rv 11,1,1 *'t r jl<’c you have been luok- worth more a id said it was the best
lle i> now employed in Jacksonville, jh|ll|Mei; ^
W(V1, 1; a U r„,|in|. ,i.,. .i,,. . ai tended to.
MissWhite >er. cd |
(,,r
thb! he had ever tried
Wtl'iard Sort ion St atom.
Cnl Flowers for Sale Sweet peas, liberations of theFlorida teg Mature
dainty refresh mi nt
A"ours w r y truly.
W II Treadwell.
i;.,sier lliiis
Mrs, Stewart, k |1
Little Happening*
Mention of
Alallera In Brief
'Personal Items
of Interest
In and A b o u t
^
The C ity d
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
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The military
Y
M\rtie
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A i
i ve:
ofl-2lr
Mr and Mrs li
II l’ aitnha!l
'. i t . :
Mw
I \ A'it.on ,.f
together with Mrs. Haltishall's S i n e ! Charlotte, N C , are in Sanford com-
V ‘ VI to I'tro Mattfin
W F Bartlett
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Merchants Grocery f ’ u.,
5ii.; i
( onneil; 1 r> tom s today from ! day school class of young ladies wore billing litlsiness and pleasure, lookSanford. Fla
T.
ulnio he lots been
- j v itors.it the Met hml ist ilmriti l.i-r n l .tft. r ti- r ptopi rt> m \K. --t
I l-lie
IHim **J Lake In Jti v.
Sanford
Cnpt Allison lias been a
[ti lling i In- Fbiriila. legislature thts Sunday,
Forres! Lake, president of the
Carelessness Results in Failure,
week.
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Christian Srleiiee service- wit! In conductor on the Southern Railway ^elt, ■ ' t . i, I, Hank -in I.let ,1111.
Thai i- why we say "F eed It
fo-iv
r
(ort
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i
.ir-li 1 l
( i Hi go Is 1o in- oniigf ,i |. held nt the Woman’-- ( lub. dak a-.V l" ' ..I'.
Whefc he Will pr* -i|e
K W EduiiriG, r--nie.. r.t1r g the nv'er ii • nu*-*' mg.- if .the Slate
n it--I
Hresident George M Ward nut*, between Third and -Fourth’
Railroad Aditunutration with Bank.*' A-->**iatiun of which he is
ha- boon persuaded to tako rhurge streets on Nuinlu} moriimg at !i ' '
headquarter
t in AAaalnngton w.i- a pn-anli r.i
|o'clock.
tT-tf
|
\i-itor
in
Sanford
this week on a
Mr , and Mr- Schell.* M.niiis.
I h* A
iiuii*n w i l t be in «ej*-vi--n ,
Minium d bu-sin— a:ui fde.i-.itr*- trio
Mrs W M |hi) in--. ’ Mi ■ ’ .Y. 11>
t it- 1a
, .1 I m . >rr .<w . i f ' • r vv li . h M \T
Maine- and R. \ Mil.. II M.i — \ W I do i -.r- be WI- .1 g l - ’ "f Mr - l . a k i
t 1*. I ' . i ' I . J i- - * * " **! i
AA
r - a '.- o i,
AI*l.d rt.ird m tor- I e-> Kr iiiniii fur lie liar. F
m a tt*
I- H a i t i* * g t * It-*- l e e . - i a i u r
111wt hi .
Tuesday.
I
. We are proud of till - - -It IMi-.|-oe
Mr*;. P F - Monger, who lias 1|* •n
Notice II. E. S. .
•nt *ir-, druggist - je-.l lb*- pi-ldiwith tier parents in L-mi -Ipirg. N <
M , m b * ul the above onb r vv.,11
to tptiii I ’ bdl an d I ■ or T om .
h
III (1
r \» t < Hi: a M. ran
fur the past several wbe govern! <1 tbal doling lar* perital
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of months ibe dork is advanced
dor. I.G3
count of ill health is r< iiirtt* I -111u ! \
f
"ongreg^ai
iiinnlisis
from
varioun
meetings vs ill be held at H p. 111.,
improving
I! \l!t < REAM, can
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parts of tip. jlate inel at beautiful sharp.
Holy
F,
L.
W'oodruli,
repri*seiitadot .75
. Mt. Dora lor their annual conferlive in the Florida legislature truin'
On Thunsday, May 1st n large ntBROOMS, each 53c to
1.50
noe
Mrs
I C Ensminger. Mr
trtebu*ee is orge.l, tt-- there will tie
Seminole
county
jpvnt
fsunlai
\,.Ui.+i:.T
,
T
..
..
,
...
.10
( ANNKB TOMATOES
,
, ,,
,
, ... „ |
; and Mrs, Harry Kent. Mrs Sheri* initiation of candidate*. A'isitors are
lioine fo Ikm, returning to 1 nlhihHsse.'
,
, ,,
to .25 can
- ,,
,
'dan Jewett and Rev. and Mrs,
. \p*. ted froiii (Ivb'ilo and Mt Horn.
on Mondav
«
,
,
.
It-uwor were !-i attendance troni | ft» *r,•*h m*‘ti t * wall be *,*f-. e-!
Mi 1 FAT M.AtKK It El.
.25
*
I'tro* the t*bl r'-babio I ro-itl\i- ir Sanf-ri)
’
lo ,.*n carh
S
M
('rumble.
ami |‘ ulled Stale- m.ii - - fa i g -atl nld Fellows, you are b. r*-witb lio- *
M« K I \T 1IKNS
Secret at)
an teed, and S ’ o w a r ' - g i a ' a t . ' ' -J
Uhnnr 151-0
ill 1‘Afk III*,
I
died and requested lo meet 111 t lie
H s I ItE( KIVKN A BIG
Rod Tubes at Mi* it ,V M li.irug. ,
hall
Sunday
evening,
April
274
lh,
lit
, L O T OF F K U l T J ARS
Good Ronds for South Florida*
Phone 194.
oU-2 te
seven 'o’ clock to go in a body to the
P IN TS AND Q U A R T S
Lakeland.'
Fin., April 2 i : By a
Reliekahs, you are requesti‘d ti» Congregational church, to attend
light
vote
of
177
to 72, road bonds to
O B E LIS K
SE L F
RAI SI NG
assemble at.the bull Sunday evening. services commemorating tip- 100 th
IN I) PLAIN F L O U R , PILSGETTING DOWN TO CARER
April 27th at seven o'clock, .for ilu- anniversary of the founding of Odd the amount of J400,000 were voted
for in Tuesday’s election.
Lake
HI ItY AND G O L D M E D A L
Did
you ever stop to figure out how .
purpose of attending iburib vsit h the Fellow ship
'
land's vote was J to I in favor of
11.01 |(.
much money you have put into new.
U*l-I Fellows:
fn bonds. Roads provided for will ie
Tin u n i t F E l . 1 ,0 WS meet 'at
auto tires and tubes that you might
M W EVAP. APPI.ES
’I lie city is indebted J** li I. t I lo * i'iigreg*itleiiiil obiir.b Sunday
paved with asphalt and the legisla
have saved by having the old ones
M ad of l.)v .'ill* f*-r .* nurnti* r . f
PHI NES
«
nr it - iglii i-’ oln k f i, a spet ial ture will be ut once asked lo vali
vulcanited that means-, vitalized' by
a mar \11is. pr.-. V*-i U ifilgh ‘dr- , r ( ,,„
j ............ 1,. n„ , „ (| ( |ia, ul
I (. AI ( ANS NE W FI OIMD A
date the issue. Paving work begins
os?
Besides the uctunl savings in
A. I*.. Hdl. The) are bung plumed ll|ls lltI„.
,)u|tt!B Talvn.'h>und
S Y R UP
1.50
immediately after the bonds are v id
dollars and cents, which are consid
in the Fifth street park.
Mfv Kran.-A Frye will repent ther hinted.
I QT. CANS N E W F L ORI DA
erable, think of the continual annoy
A
party
cons
Mirg
of
Mcss*s
R"d
u
c t nf Easter morning, "Mary
M IIUP
.50
ance, etc.
Often our -vulcanizing
1 er, N’iblack, Bird, Jones and
Magdalene,” by Warren,
improves tires and tubes a great
Bradentown, Fla., April.2.1. By a
I <1T. ROTTI.EI) NEW FLA.
Haynes visited a special meeting of
Miss Vera Terheun left on Friday majority of 23 votes, the Bradimdeal.
S Y R l ’ jp
.GO'
the Masonic Lodge at Winl-r Gar for 'Savannah. Ga.. to 'attend the
town special road and bridge dis
I QT. BOTTLES ORANGE
. KENT. VULCANIZING WORKS
den on Wednesday evening.
centennial celebration of the sailing trict voted- yesterday to bond, for
.GO
BLOSSOM HONEY
(jak
and 3rd St.
Sanford, Floridr
Best Tires, gasoline, oil grease*. ,,f (|u, jjj-st steamship, Savannah, to -5175.000 with which to pave addi
HolUN HOOF). JAM
,3fi
U. S. P. distilled water for storage cross the Atlantic Ocean. Miss Ter tional roads and build a bridge con
.50
Bit IJELIEU JAM
batteries.
Free
tire
service. heun will represent a noted ancestor necting the mainland . with Anna
"There’s a man at tin* curb to serve iq thtf pageant of “ Savannah, A Hun Marla Key. A total of 1^
.50
CURTIS BROS. Ua M
miles of
you." Wight Tire Co.
47-5tc
dred Years Ago.'*
roiids will be paved.
.12
PEANUT BUTTER
Two hundred and twenty one in, CGG Fas mere imitations than any
*
. i s . ..10 and .GO
Methodlflt
Sunday school last Hun-jpQjcr Chill and Fever Tonic on the
St. Petersburg, Fin., April 23
m ar s ii M a l l o w
cream
day.
Come
out next Sunday _ud«I^Mnarket. but n</ one wants imitations T ie Sunshine City yesterday voted
.15 ran
help make it
Vou are eofdfaJly |rt medicine. They are dangerous. for bonds to IhtPsQUOunt of $75,000
« AN NED PEAS
JiuiLed-Jind a liearty wuit'.umf JWIlila.,— --------, ------ —----------------- -------t4MfHc with which "lo HTrntsli Die. new high
”
In .,1 5 rail
j Mis* Hattie Weaver* of Birming- school building. The vote was DIG
.15
5 lb. PUMPKIN
Messrs. Win. Hill, R. A. Newman, j ham, Ala., i s ‘visiting her aunt and to 2 0 .
.15
■1 lb. SAUER KRAUT
( ____
I). L. Thrasher and Dr. Sam Pules-; u(,clc. Mr* and Mis. E. F. Huskin*
.15
ton motored to Winter Hark i hurs- of Laurel avenue’. Miss Weaver is
■7 lb. BIG HOMINY
• * * • • • *
day to attend ttie ball game iu'twet'n well known in Sanford as Gie former
.50
IL E. PEAS, 5 ll> for
♦
Uvinter Park and Carlstrom Field ly made this city her home. She is
.75
n a v y b e a n s , Gib. ror
Christian Science services
♦
Aviators,
r.n accomplished musician and played
will be bold at the Womaft's
•
.75
LIMA BEANS, -Mh. for
The West Side
Primary School at the Lyric Theatre for stfmc time.
Club,
Oak
ayonupV,
between
w
GREEN PEAS. 6 Hi. for
.75
had a lively time Monday hunting
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Marrero and
Third and Fourth strets,
*
KIDNEY BEANS 6 lh for
.75
M ONEY HOARDED IS
ID L E A N D U S E L E S S ,
Easter eggs in the West Side Park, little sons. Frank and Robert of Or
on Sunday, morning at 11 ♦
the first prise being a fancy dcc<>'- lando were the guests cf Mr. and
•SPLIT PEAS 6 lb. for
.75
upinrjt,
*
48*tf
♦
nted candy Easter egg with a dim* .Mrs. J.
Dorsey on Eastyr Sunday.
P R E M IE R . BRAND HORSE
is for credits of several times ite own amount*.
Inside it.
In honor of his little
Matter
R A D ISH .
*23
James
Dossey
gave
an
Haater
egg
Rub-My-Tism
isa
powerful
antiHEINZ PURE MALT 'CIDER
septic; it kills the poison caused from hunt Sunday evening, which wai
AND WHITE WINE VIN
. W. F. Bartlett
infected cuts, cure* old sores, tetter, greatly enjoyed by his guests and a
EGAR. Pt.
*
.20
• OakOetd, Ga., May 10 , 1017.
ptf.’
*
49-I0fc 1f< w* little friends,
Old Kentucky Mfg. Co..
I GAL. JUGS VINEGAR
Mr
Spangle and family who
Dr and Mrs. C M Thornton amt'
Gl)f to 75r
Pudurah, Ky.
have been occupying the Baldwin two interesting children, Knthleen
dark
brow n
a n d P u l
cottage on French avenue left this aid Louise, also *\lr, and Mrs. Jay.
v e r iz e d s u g a r
week for St. Petersburg for a few (.f Jacksonville motored to Sanford
USH ROE. can
.35
week* stay, after which they expect Sunday, spending the day with Mr.
PITTED REACH CHERRIES
and Mrs. Thornton. Dr. Thorntpn,
to move west.
.50 Can '
The Hf.-ald presents the Seminole will be reipemhercd by* his many
This 'Is Sanford friends as "Clareuce’^ v h e n
APPLE SAUCE, can
.15
County tafcJLsl this week
the" smallest la
x
list
ever
published
‘
farmed with his uncle Sfethc11
in the county, which indicai/1* >t^t
tates are being paid more promptly
than aver before.
Auto Accessories are no longer a luxury
—they are a necessity.
L. P. McCULLER’S
We have the Accessories for your car, and
parts for your Ford.
— SPECIAL —
10 per cent discount on all tires and tubes
for cash.
:Sanford Cycle Co.
M O IIE Y
isthe
kFIRSlf ESSENTIAL
fmt»E A C E
|as
L. P. McCULLER
PHONE 277
in w a r
-
,
�PAQg
APRIL 25. 1919
e ig h t
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST
BETWEEN YOU AND ME“ ...
EVEN THE GATE POST
NOT IN IT
And Wts Run-Down, Weak
Nervous, Say* Florida Lady.
Fit* Bottle* of Cardol
Hide Her WelL
Is Among Yc Taking Notes
rallh, * W II Print ’em"—
So Says Ssuntercr.
WhenTbur Spring Break
put on
AUTO OW NERS
Call on us for exact
duplicate o f your
broken hprln^,
and receive
■pring sat
isfaction
that la
real.
hardly Ilva My liaaband naked Dr
-r —- — about my taking CardtiL Ho
raid. It a a good medicine, and good
for that trouble', bo I10 got mo 6 bot
tles... After nbout tbo second bottlo I
felt greatly Improved.. .beforo taking
It my limbs nnd hands and anno
would go to Bicep, After taking it,
however, this poor circulation disap
peared. My strength camo back to
mo nnd I was noon on tho road to
henlth. After tho uso of about 6 botties, I could do all my homo-work
Jnst Some of the Things
W e’ve G ot:
th e r ig h t * , p o w e r* a n d .p r iv ile g e * In c id e n t to nor restrict In nny manner any other object,
And A S M a c r * t r a c t b o iy id c d aa f o l i o . , .
c o rp o ra tio n * o rg a n la e d an d e iU t ln g u n d e r business or power of this corporation.
C o m m e n c in g S * fe e t N o r lli of th e S o u fh i
a n d b y v ir t u e o f t h a ' f k k h o f th e S t a t e of
w a s t c o rn e r of N o r th w e s t H of 8 o u th w e .i i*
A r t ic le I I I .
F lo r id a .
T h e a m o u n t o { t h e c a p it a l c lo c k .o f th ie o f S e c tio n 3 , T o w n s h ip 21 S o u t h , lU n r e
.
A r t ic le I l f .
*
*
c o r p o r a t io n a h a ll be T w o I t u n d r r d 'S m t F i t l y E a a t , th e n c e r u n N o r th I3 S D e t . t h ' .
E a s t 3 22 1-3 fe e t , th e n c e S o u th i s s ( , , ,
T h e a m o u n t o f r a p it a l ( l o c k o l th e c o r T h o u e a n < l (p 2 S 0 .0 0 0 .0 O ) D o lla r * . t<1 be d i th e n c e W e s t to e t a r t ln e p o in t.
*'
p o ra tio n a h a ll be F i f t y T h o u s a n d ( 110 , 000. 00) v id e d I n t o t w e n t y - A v e h u n d re d (Z&OO) ch are *
W h ic h a p p lic a tio n w i l l be baaed upon i h .
D o l l a r ., d iv id e d In t o
P l» s H u n d r e d (3 0 0 ) of t h e p a r v a lu e o l O n e H u n d re d ( 1100 . 00) p e titio n fo r eale n o w on Ale In .a i d court
(h a r e * of th e p a r v a lu e o f O n e H u n d re d D o lla r * e a c h , a n d * a ld d o c k m a y be p a id
D a te d M a rc h 2 7 t h , A . D . 1010
fflO O .O O l D o lla r s e a c h , w h ic h s h a ll b a . p a y - fo r in ra » h o r In jlro p e rh y , la b o r a n d « e rv ic » *
M A T T W I L M A MS.
a id e In la w fu l m o n e y o f I h c T J n i t e d S t a t e . u| a t a J u c t v a lu a t io n , to be A c rd b y -th e
_________________________
G u a rd ia n .
A m e rle * , o r In p r o p e r t y , o r la b o r, o r s e r v ic e * , d ir e c t o r * a t a m e e tin g c a lle d fo r c u c h p u rpoce.
a t a f a ir a n d (ua^ , v a lu a t io n to he A ie d b y
th e b o ard of d ir e c ld r * .
A r t ic le I V .
,
•*, C* " " ' F i o d *»- Stale er Flo,Id.
I n re E a t e t e ol
T h e c o rp o ra tio n . h e l l e c la t p e r p e t u a lly .
A r t ic le I V .
H a r r y J . C r a m e r , M in o r
S e m in o le C o u n ty
T h e te rm fo r w h ic h th e c o rp o ra tio n a h a ll
. ’
A r t ic le V .
N o tic e i t h e re b y g iv e n to a ll ehobt it
e c la t a h a ll he p e r p e tu a l u n less s o o n e r d ls T h e b u a ln e * . of t h e c o rp o ra tio n a h a ll ha m a y c o n c e rn , t h a t Lo aal# C r a m e r , a .
s o lv a d a c c o r d in g to la w .
c o n d u c te d b y a H o a rd o f D ir e c t o r * c o n c itt- d la n o l H a r r y J . C r a m e r , a m lo n r w ill „ „
In g o f n o t Ir a * th a n fo u r n o r m u re t h in th e 3 0 th d a y o f A p r i l, A . D . 1 9 1 3 . a p ,'! ;
.o v e n m e m b e r*.
T h e D ir e c t o r * ( h a l l , fro m
th e H o n o ra b le K . F . H o u a h o ld e r. C ount?
i h e l r n u m b e r e le c t a P r e s id e n t , a V ic e Pre»- Ju d g e In an d fo r s a id c o u n t y , a t h i .
Id e n t , a S e c r e t a r y a n d a T r e a s u r e r .
T h e in H a n fo rd , F I * . . In aald g o s n ly , a t fo
p e rs o n s w h o a re to c o n d u c t th e b u a ln e u of o 'c lo c k a . m ., or a e soon th e re a fte r a t the
t h i n •■¥•*« of i U a to c k h u ld o r i . T h e d ir e c to r * t h i* c o rp o ra tio n a * I t * t e m p o ra ry o H ire r, m a t t e r c a n be h e a r d , fo r a u t h o r it y to , , n
• lia ll be e le c te d * n n u * i ! y b y th e s t o c k h o ld e r * a n d d ir e c t o r s u n t il th e d ir e c t u r . a re e le c te d a t p u b lic o r p r iv a t e a a |e . t h e lo l lo w l n c d . , . ’
on th e l i s t T u M d i y In M t y o f r i c h y e a r a t a t th e A r .t a n n u a l m e e tin g o f th e .l o c k c rlb e d re a l e s ta te . In aald c o u n t y , to-w it
10 o 'c lo c k a . m ., a t a m e e tin g h a d f o r t h a t h o ld e re h e re in a fte r p r o v id e d f o r . a h a ll be llr g ln n ln R a t a p o in t lo u r h u n d re d and fn rtv
tiUrpoM* In i U p r in c ip a l o fflc e i a t S a n fo r d , O . P . S w o p e a* P r e iid e n t , H o y F . S y m c a , aa ( H O ) fe e t n u r lh of t h e s o u th e a s t co rn e r of
F lo r id a , a n d it * o ffic e r* a h a ll. Im m e d ia t e ly V ic a P r e s id e n t , F . F . D u t t o n , aa T re m a u re r I th e s o u th w e s t ( ju s r t e r o f th e a o u th e a .t q u a r
r , aa S e c r e t a rryy ,.' T____________
h e Drat 1 te r o f S e c tio n th ir t y - o n e (3 1 ) , T o w n a h lo
th e re a fte r* be e le c te d b y t h * b o a rd of d ire c t- a n d I tf . W . H a r r,
to r* .
U n t il th»e«* e le c te d a t th e flra t a n n u a ) a n n u a l m e e tin g o f th e a to c k h m d e r* s h a ll be t w e n t y (S.Q), s o u th of Ita n g e T h i r t y . 30?
m r e t in a of •to ck h u ld p rm . a h a ll bo « iu a lilU d , h e ld o n th e se c o n d T u e s d a y in J u l y , A . -D, C » tt, th a n r e ru n n in g w a it (M jr h u n d re d and
th e burnt**» of th e c o rp o ra tio n s h a ll be con* 1 9 1 9 , a n d a n n u a lly t h e r e a f t e r on th e aecond t w e n t y (4 2 0 ) fe e t, th e n c e n o rth tw o h un dred
d u c te d b y th e fo llo w in g o ( ! ic » n : J . U . H a lf , T u e s d a y o f each an d e v e r y J u l y , *u c h m e e t an d te n C I O ) fe e t, th e n c e e a .t fo u r h u n d rr.l
p r e s id e n t; I I . !*. S q u ir e s , v lc e - p rra id e n t : It o y in g to be h e ld a t th e p r ln r lp a l u fllc e of th e an d t w e n t y le e t ( 4 2 0 ) . th e n c e so u th I . , ,
F . S y m i * . t e e r r t a r y . a n d Jo h n M e U c h . jr e a a - c o m p a n y a t O v ie d o , F lo r id a .
h u n d re d a n d te n fe e t to p lace o f b e g in n in g .
u t e t . a n d J . U . I l a l l . I I . K . S a u ir r a . H o y F .
A r t ic le V I .
A ls o beg in 1 2 14 fe e t n o rth an d I I feel
T h e h ig h e s t a m o u n t of in d e b te d n e s s or w e al of S h c o rn e r of S W ) ( of 8 R U of
l i a b i l i t y to w h ic h t h is c o rp o ra tio n c a n at ll o n - 3 1 . T o w n s h ip 29 , Ita n g e 3 U . L » , t run
a n y t im e s u b je c t I t s e lf I* F iv e
H u n d re d n o rth 3 13 W f e e l, w e s t 2 0 0 fi-Ct,' s o u th i l A l T h o u s a n d t f iO O ,0 0 0 .0 0 ) D o lla r s .
A r tic le V I I .
N a m e s , re sid e n c e s a n d s u B l c r ij il lo n * o f In
c o rp o ra to rs:
N am e
R e sid e n c e
No."Of S h a re s
I ) . I ' . S w o p e , O v i e d o , ' F l a ., 123 S h a re s
H o y F . S y m r a , S a n fo r d , F l a ., 125 S h a re *
- , F . F \ D u t t o n , S a n fo r d , F l a . , 125 S h a re s
11. \V . l l a r r , O rla n d o , F l a . . 133 S h a r e s .
A r tic le V I I I .
T h e * e * l of t h is c o rp o ra tio n a h a ll be a c ir
c u la r im p re s s io n a r d b e a r in th e c t n lo r Ih u
w o rd s " C o r p o r a t e H e a l1' a n d a ro u n d th e c i r
c u m fe re n c e *'(>, 1*. 8 w o |te L a n d C o m p a n y ,"
f ) . I*. S W O P E
m iifftr e r d u ly fiu Lh f» rU c ri tn ta k e a r k n o w )j a i m i n t i , J . ( J . H u n , j | . B , S q u ir e * , K«»> F .
F, n
an d J o h n M e U r h , t o me k n o w n tn b«
H * perAofH w h o h j I n te ribed tn th e fo re x n in g
Head Lamp Glasses
rl uri*-r. nnd ea rh o f * t h e m .
rtip. *rv>
tfd U j ^»tknui;li*Hii<-<l Hu*t he did *n for the
u • *n>l ptirpfjjMa th» rein n p r e i s e d .
*
,
-*
It*
jtneeft W h r re o f, I h a v e h e re u n to a rt
iti> b u n d an d weal of tiftlre u t S a n f n r il, F l o r
id a . t h i* th c ld t h tla y <d A p r il. I!» I9 .
V*
‘ ^ah
Steering Wheels
-
Speedometers
World 711,000.000 Yrar* Old
1 !-• i r
. *
Spark Plugs
I
had
C ly d e
d ock
I pened
a
Porcelains'
C a rn e s
on
m y
il l- h o l d
I he
to
it
'- a n l- '- d
g t-rs
I
Iiljl
-
hack,
and
a re
h o te l
(III-
- it o ie
I II
hi r
s o i- m s
t h is is
h o use'
In
and
Take* Will Power.
so m e
fm*-tifI«mis run u i n t l fhn alar;n
a p r i v a t e *|ork\ tint If
.vili power to not
is p r i v a t e
nit nf Imm| in tin* nimtilm;-—-ToIimIo
tu r n w I’.IjmI**.
C.
II It ITT.
O iiim I
and
th a t
t- o o ld
In-
a l-
11041 AOVLK USING
r o v i ri l»c
Of VI- t|f
Pumps
rri .
n 'T lc lu l
" f e n s*ftir<* Sind
»il» « U > of \ ; » r i i . A
J l , H M ‘i .
•
to
!l,D
um l
i'
1 saw whttl the paper had to say
nli'HjI the yiimnission inaiuvuer i-har
" t e f ; - f t ft - t
m t ir g h n g
I h i-
o th e r
a t"!
1 1 .il
it a v
I
r t t»W TT
ttin
not
hear
t l id
»>to )t 1 I i i -i i k
'.•-■•■mi of
Mix
iv
th a t
th e
if
it , n o t
it
rig h t
H e r a ld
to o
w e ll, l
I
am
n
i
lo n g ,
and
g o in g
hut
if
a g a in s t
to
t ig h t
p e o p le
ta k e
a
p r i n t -it
it
fo r
is
I
h a v tn u
th a t
|t4‘ it . ,
Ig k v
I t
fl - ' l l l l . i H
United States Chain
’ Tread Tires ■
AH Tire Accessories
not
if
it
is
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fo llo w * , t k * * » t: T o b u y , h o ld , o w n , c o n tr o l,
T h i* f H te r n t n a tu r e of ib»* b ii* in c « ii ?*« be * o f k , d e v e lo p , se ll* d en i in , c o n v e y , lease*
tiK H ita c io d b y thi* r o r p o r u t i u n a h a ll be
To
r e n t , m o rttfiig c , e x c h a n g e , c u lt i v a t e , im u ru v e
«*nd otl**rw i% e d i a l In a n d tlia p o ie u£ re a l an d
b u y a n d *cl1, a n d o lh erw i*** d e a l in an d d i*
p e r* o n * l p r o p e r ty . * r d
a n y rig h t* , t i t l i * .
|Nn«* iif. a t w b o b - * al e a n d r e t a i l , f u r p r o f i t o r
o n c o r n r n i “ >i i>n. ail k i n d * of h a r d w a r e , r n ■
tn te re at or e -ta l« t r i r r f in , in th e s la t* of V
' la n d * an d tn a th * r u ta fp * >>f th i 11n ilr - l
c b i f i e r i , p ip in g , ‘ roctfiiig*,. fit t in p *
p I ij m * a n ^
- ate» ttii'l in la re ig n c i iu ,|• r »» * , tif p is t , i rn i i u l h i a , p u m p * , r r u c k e f y , g l a r * t a , i r r , i| i| r« n>
w a n ', t in w a r e , an d p lu f i l l j l a a c q u ire , l i r a 1 p r o v e , ilt h . i a m t d e i r la p U n d * fu r t h r p u r* ;
i n a m i d i * p o i e of , i n t h e m a n n e r p r o , i d * > t .
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I to d<< an d p c 'fo rm
alt a r t ic le * arid c o m m o ititir* i n H i l n P
a I a ll th in g * *.p p f o p ria tr
n e e d fu l fo r t he 4 i ■
gem r at wh*>lc*a'l*“ an d ra t.til h a r d w a r e
v e lo p n «»nl r I mI Im p ro v i
t n l of sam e fo r a n V 1
n r o . t«» en g ag e in a m i c a rr * on tbo b u tim ** I p u rp o a c fo r w h ic h t p r i
I i n ( l i r e 1..
R e r i- i f it v
I ’ le n ly o f th e m
Olhrc Supply Dept
I'honc I i8
Sanford. Horlda
al this season. With the abundant spring mois
ture tho soil supplies have moved freely and the
trees have had a vigorous development. Now,
they need more fertilizer to properly sustain the
fruit they are carrying and to promote a good
summer growth. We offer any analysis.
All tlie potash you want.
J. G. Hail
ns Jjreen as youm; Gidley. "Gidtey
was. a raw recruit just j-urolh-d ;tn a
rrack cavalry rettiment ai.tl nayiiiK
his llrst visit to a riiltnv* “ riinol,
“ Here’s your horse," said the !nstcu<'ler. and Gidley a d v itfi 1 yiigerly and l.mk hold of t m- lir.-lle.
then he i ’.uiium-iL his. tinout mi mitely and, poitytint; <" lit -addle
l)irth asked: "What's it got that nf pt urn I ini, finding, gat filling elect ideal . tn umlcrtaka th** mat
g a n d o th e r h uid n caa** u f ' l i k e n a t u r e , ( a l l «»r a n y p a r i *»f th e
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strap round ita waist for'.’ "W ell," ftttin
tu buy. leave, nwn and hold and diapbac of I pnration, to undrrtafcy and direct the mananswered the instructor, without rral aelate for the p u r p o r t of Ha bu*lne**. ur : agement »nd *alr of property, buildtnga and
other tpurpoiea, to buy, aril, eacbafigr, a rid \ la ml* of otbi*a, and to co n du ct a general
cracking a smile, "All our horses nthrnarUe *Ical In all i k(nd*‘ nf * t n f li* an d '| bfokarag^ agency and cofnmfaafun huxino**
and to make cu'iUxct* uf any ami ad • fa-r
her* it* thn purchaxc, aale. Irate aod
have a sense ol humor. They like to bond*,
kind* to
further Ha purpose and builncaa. } management of real estate, and the neyotlato
borrow
money
and
aeenr*
the
by
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loan* thereon; to till, farm, cultivate
laughT and sometimes, when there ledge of lui atock, nr by nole «. mortgage*, and operate
the land* of the rorporAtlon,
C
are recruits around, we have to -put on da and other obllgationa. upon the prop- I and land* of oth ir person*. a*Ud to market,
efty of the corporation, and generally to J aril and diapoae of the products “therefrom,
on these straps to keep 'em from have and eirrc W* all aurh puwerw as may be j T h e foregoing clauve ahall be cunMrufd a*
bustin' their sidrs."— I.os .Angeles Incident to ^he- purp os e or bu*inrw« of t h e ‘ Independent o b j e c t s / buainewac* and powers,
rorputallon, or other hu*lnc«>ea of like na- and tba enumeration of any aprciric obje ct,
Times.
ture., nnd to have, en jo y, and rie fciM all business or power ahall not be held to limit
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A SK YOUR G R O C E R
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO
Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers'
Dealers In Spray Pumos and Insecticides
11, 1.K . ...........................
FLORIDA
It. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch
ARE YC)U INSURED?
W. J. T H IG P E N
General Fire.
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will be » K « u r j f «o pay the a m o u n t da * (or ( b o ( a m herein a*( opposite (o (ko same,
together with (bo « * u ot aurb.aale a e d advertising. will b o aold at public auction on M o n
day, tho Second day o( Juno. A. O. 1*19, at (ha kour ol 1* o'clock, a ooo. at (ho court
haure door, in Uao City ol Saalo rd. C o u n t y ot Seminal#, a a d Stale at Florida.
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Run E 13-25 ch S 19 ch
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Lake Nthty lo pt. 60 dee
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Men. S. S, Potter.
ol SWJ* ol N E H o f
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S i. Joseph at R ecord ed {a Plat Boob No. I. P a (t I I I . S em in ole C oaaly Herorde
NM, Lot 32 . St. J o te p h ------ J .-M . O r lo b v
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LoU 19. 20, 2 1 . 2J ' and 23
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larkbam Park H eifk la aa Recorded (a Plai Hook No. I. T a fe TT
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M l I B lech E Markham Park
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11 Block 11 Tr 14. 4b m,
Clark*. Sub Die.
Virgil Oalr
Lot. J to 9 lie*. Lot 61 Block 11
T c 16 Wm Cla rk '. Sub
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Uaknowa
_W >8- Clark a Subailetalaw of Black II of tablaouw'a S o n e y rf aa Wdiliwa to
s **^**^ u Reewcded la Plat Bowk N a I. Pag. 1*9. Semlwele le a air Record.
5 4 U l ( Wm Clark*. S a b Die
ol Block I t Rob ta a oa ’a
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W. J. VIrRrtd*
Lot 4 W m. Clark’ . Sab IN* of
RLwk f l of Robiwaoa’ .
Su rrey ol aa Add. to
Sanford
Unknown
Lot I* Wtw. Clark'a Su b Die .
of Block t l of R o b in ,
aan'a Survey of aa Add.
In Sanford
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Lot 47 Sanford II»igbti
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Tke T - . o f Saalord a . Kecord d l P l.t B « k No. I. p . , # . i t
W m . Clack'* Sab Dttlaboa of E 'j of Block 13 aad All Blwek* 13 aid It Rwbfwwoa'*
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N ' t Block 1 Tier 7 Sanford
L o u I. S aad 3 Block S3 W m .
A. Robbin*
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Rob in»on’» Surrey
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o f R o b in .o n ’ . Surrey
Sanford
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W ' j Lot « Block 3 Tier J
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Lot 7 Block 3 Tr 6 Sanford
Sub D ir of Rob in aoa'.
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Surrey
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Tier S Sanford
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43.10
A. D. Sleallford’ a Additiaa to S a a f .r d a* Reeorded la Plat Book No. t. P age l i t
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3 1> Smith
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Sanford
Mra. S. o A h i n h o l a a r
129.90
Sanford
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Lot I Block t T r 6 Sanford
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Lota I and 2 Btork i Tier 7 *
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f.ud
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Sanford
Norman
Sutton.
lion Co.'a Celery P la n ta
1 1 67
Mra U. -A. Smith
33.20 te'l J2 Stratiford’. 4Jd to San
Lot 6 and S’ ‘ 7 7 Block i Tr ^
tion
J. C . Carter
ford
Sanford
Unknow n
Lot 27* Florida Land A Colo n!*
(4.90 Lott 13 and ! I Stentiford*. Add
dire. L- IE Th rather
Lot 9 Block * Tr 3 Sanford
cation Co.’ . Celery Pla n
H rnn V l| i.l
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91.63
. to Sanford
Frank (tali
S 12 f, Lot 12 and 4UI 13 ! « *
ta tion -... .
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Lot 2o Stenttford'. 4dd (a Sanb * f SE Cor Lot Id It JO
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SteattforiL. Add to Sann -.
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31 90
A D P.rn.h
330 It
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I. T J o i n , Jr
61 92 L o t . t and 2 Block 5 Tr |i»
*■ U. C k .y p e ir. S a b dlt it io n of Block# (i, H. and J o f tb o T o »o of t.*ld >boro
IS*t \* \V C^r 6f Rand'* Add . to
Sanlord
a . H rcs td rd la Plat (look No I, P . g c 71, Seminole t ou ntt Record*
64 35
Maec[s D ie k lK
Sanfbrd run E to N E
3' l , Block 3 Tr 20 Sanford
Mr* T. E. C r i e n l
o l . 9. 'b and Ii) Block tl Chap..
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Id 33
corner N t o J. T. A K. .
Lota ( »r.d 3 . Block 6 Tr 5 San
pclj*. Sub Dir of ( . o l d . r
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32.TS
Hot f Block 8 Tr I Sanford *
K It. deeded to A . C. U
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32.73 Uota 18, I t anJ 20 Block A’r ■
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Lot 5 Block 8 Tr I Sanford
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19 30
Unknown
9.03
Unknown
5.00 Lot 9 Block 8 Tr 1 Sanford .
(rold.noro
t*«k n o «
1.33 ‘
Mra. M. W. LnvrtS
33.75
M . M l Smtlh'e S o d l i l . i o a • r S e e it o n * aa Rerarded In Plat Hook No. I, P a f r 3*
Lot.
4
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and
42
Block
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9.08
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Lot I Block 10 T r 9 Sanford
eil'a
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of
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J L‘ , I l i t f i n t ' E . t
<U srk M Me M. Smith's Sub
L o u l and 2 Block 10 Tr 10
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Wm , Clark
lh \i«ion ,
Lot 6S Hiark K
Su ht
Sanford
J. A. AlUitin
J F ; Lain?
S * i Hiork ’CQ M. M. Smith**
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Lot 7 Block 10 Tr 10 Sanford
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ill unt'l.t tr.J p art III*kck K
Lot 5 Block II.T r 2. Sanford
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1 nlo.itn
H W. 62 *nU C.1 M M. Smith*.
( h .p p^ ir * sub i >i «
L o t. » and. 10 Block 11 Tr 6
Sub Dlir
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Realty Tru.I t’.o
All Block II Tr f » Sanford ’
1*1a ■ lIIi n k No I.
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Unknown
Th»* Sub 1*1»I*11*m ml South S . o r o f d |* It^rorclrd In. |*I*|
M. M , Smith*. Third SuhdlvUlon
Hrrordrd In 1*1.t Hook No I, I*.feu *4
Lot t Block. 12 Tr 6 Sanford
B I* fVN.al
Srmlnulp l aunti Itpfof j «
Srminolr rumitlf flrrord*
Lo.« I Jnd 2 Block td Tr I
M
5!, Smith** Thifil
\ 40 ft L*t :* lu .ci ii. s >»kiih
Sard * r-1
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L o u SO to 3# BK-ck l" South
Sanford
2 f Hiyern* E.tatr
f S *4 of N W 11 of SK **
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L o t. i, 2. I and I Block Id
Lot 4 4 (UtktfW * South S . n .lid N 15 acrt*4 of S ' K 1*
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Tr 4 Sanlord
Mary E. Iltypn*
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and All SK •*
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III ..-k II Tr 9
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11u d *■ A ' r
Sanford
Hod It Nil I, r . g r 7 5, Nr min ole t o u n p ltr(*rd«
2\> I9 JO
63 *
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T J Will jam#
17.97
26 91*
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I'hVnnw n
2 .K0 !.A)t
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19 30
6 ‘
l-’ nknnwn
Add to South S . n 4.31 Lot 6 Illock 11 Tr 9 Sanford
F h ll*^d
2 tut
IV; . of S W *4 of SW 1.
an.I
Lot 7 BlockI 4 Tr
d Sanford
f- ' i i S'rluin
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411 Block
lNTr tl Sanford
l n kTia mr«
9ti «ts t «l
S W ',
2 V 19 30
25
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2NTr It SanL-rd
("*i» Adnl tv» South S.rs4 1 1 411 Block
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39
20
W
d SK ‘ 4 of SW 14 Of aS*.V.‘ t
VII Block
dNTr II Sanford
*
.
Vri kn ow n
I
Lnknaan
i
and S W «4 of SE *4 of
S l JO ft of K 1j of |.„t ‘ and E
M
,5 Flo rid . L.n d
4t l’ do
S W «4
and
N W 1.
«<
L u 'i A-dd t+» South S i n ,
120 fl of Lot 7 lc*. S
bVV *4 Ivinc E of W linr
1.10 f t > Block X Sanford
‘
»
W f Hilt
!
3fJtitir F.. ( uut UIhT
9 65
-*f Sanfurd (Irani
*
'
.
Lot 6 Block X Sanford
*
1 rn k n i»• ri
1 1 17 Lot ts Flkvrid. L-«nd A G*do.
H25 ft N and S by 660
N - l t d - N ' j . o f Lot 7 Mlor k 3
C o *§ .Add fa South S . n
.
M K Ik W in SK c»»r and
Sanlord
*nfd '
* 1
CnWnvmn
»
I* fl ItriAAUR
11 52
N * i j nrh- i
29'
t,-4| 55 II or itl. L.nd A Cido*
y
Klli^br*h K *t I
S ' , ol N i, ,.f Lot ; III or I 1,
C * \4.1*I t * South S . n
Sanlord
■ San f» rd Grant
TO
Afir|b
V
A
i«r
miipy
l
1
52
F i . n t ' . ** b ** l
f-.rd
Lot I and N 1, I d •• Work Z
'
N V , rn S a nf or i (j r a n t Iora
Lola 3U *a d ,1? Llyfi.li I Ir:.| 4
S a nf i r d
bug 4 5 Jk* \k ol NK ror
L n kn •»u n
l1
Colo Ln’ i A*1ii* t f* S*»uth
Lot. t and 2 Block 6 Tr 4 S,-l
fan W to in ir fj* cunn of
S a n f i•i <1
lord
VS lini» of Sanford lira fit ‘
H a f ir 111r hard inn
3 5 20
t*oi
fi.i
i l o n d . L./id A l* do.
»
f,nl
3
Block
6
Tr
A
Sanford
S w Jy along' Grant hn*
Lutfi^ Wtlliamt
21 93
C k-i*a Add t« South S a^r ■
Lot 7 Block.6 Tier A Sanford
, I V n 0 rh K 4 61 rh NK la
26 10
It A. GardncF
ford
C t*A rio* n
rL AS rb til brg t
3l
I 16
10 10
J F I.a Inf
Klix.lipih Ki**el
'» 90 Lot 4 Block fc Ti II Sanf aril
I .jf to rh S of N E r*«f
_
j.|
K j , VV h ||p**i Si Ub nit ImJo n oT I*.rt c»f Srr r5t* f ft I4* II 1 ' . a* llrrsid rd In |*lai
1 at it lllnrt 7 Tr II Sanford
AA U Stewart
13 i t
run S 10 ch W 20 rh N
1 ot
Block 8 Tr U Santor-d
,
ft®«h Na. 2, I ' l j f IS, SpmtRalr ( uun<) ltf<a>di
H 1 , Hu II a; I
56 .TfP
lA ch W. |0 ch S 2 1# rh
l.at 9 Block 8 Tr C Sanford
t'nkna® n
21.00 UftK |nt in Iltafk I f l J.
10 rh S 1 2 ' j ch W a
Lot U Block # Tr 1) Sanford
tipknaWt»
* ft
Whit**'.
Sub
f
V
i
v p .rt
16 .O
rh N 23 dry E i i rh K
lot
*. 9 anJ lit Block 8 Tr II
of
If
1' n k n o * n
1LS2
1 *. hey
12 4
t nIin«.«
9 h©
Sanford
I'a k n ea ;
F. II. U . . d * . Add. t . Manfuf d n ltrrord»d U IMal IU.V S « . I. I‘ agr I ) l,.S#mlnwt>
II-( 3.16 ch E and It ch S o f
Lot 1 Block S» Tr A. Sanford
26.30
Unknown
Caunly H r r s r d t
N W cor
,
.,3 1
19 30
Lot 1 Block 9 Tr 11 San for d
1.7.4
Unknow n
Run S 3.16 ch. E 65 tk»
t
Lo t fi f Hi fi d "a .Add t o S i n f n f d
t ’ nk h o w n
Lot t Block 9 Tr C Sanfurd
17,67
J.
Cower!
16.37
. S 2 . 6 1 -rh E S.27 rh N
Lot r» Block-9 Tr C. Sanford
I'flkn oan
9 0.4
Chapman A TurArr'a Addition to Sanford a« Itrrardrd in Flat llaok Na, I. I ' l g r 21
5 * 0 rh \V 8.9t rh to
l.at in Itiark 9 Tr < Hanford
M Paul
. ( 74
Sr
ml
nut
r
Luuitii
liffa
rd
*
bry
Luke llalronih
1.00 Lai 9 Block V Tr f Sanfurd
Unknown
11.22 Lot • lltork t (*hapm.n A
*
b* (dv,dl,eb.E-eU-3vU Car
19 30
31
j.ot 5 ill.M-k 9 Tr l> Sanfurd
I Tnknow n
I 74
T u r krf *• Add to San Run E 12.3* rh N n.69
l.at 10 Block 9 Tr 1 Sanford
l* 1. T h r.th rr
t 1 22
(itrii
J
M
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rh W 12 IK Cb S K.HO
l.at)
and 4 Block 9 T f F Si ri
1 - U 2 ami 1 |l|.M*lk 1 Chap
rhairw
f <■rii
m aVk S* TurWrf * Arlf| t a
** 1 I at i< Block 9 Tr 1 Sanfurd
* ' 11 .h S uf N W t or
11
19 10
San far tl
4 klh pnnr I* Thv’ ma«
[ ft* 9 ,nd III Block 9 Tr ll
Hun sS 3 16 rh K 116 rh
I *11 l IiSarA, ?t Chapman A#
S.nf.<r.|
Unknown
N l 16 rh W 3.16 rh
*8 !
T
u
r
k
r
r
•
A
«li'l
lo
San*
Mill )il *• !!» (1 I.a 1 1 Block in
II- i S h t or of S K 1.
19 30
32
ford
i \ II. Fratirr llr».
T r A San f ->nl
Itun E 12 rh S 20 rh to
Unknown
Lot 3 Mirtck 5, Chapman 46
SW
Lot 2 Block 10 T r A San» . * I* r. Ily 44 ly along
Turltur'a
Add
to
Sanfotd
. 5.06
Urn Bradley
t i m e 7 4j eh N 29 (teg
fpyd
„.
Mra, C«. Saurtr *
tint 4 HlipAk 10 Tr A Sanlord
K , II. Jont-a
•
1122 Lot 3 IHiH-k 8 ('hapmaq Jfe
4V 10.96 1-3 cb W 10 ch
l.ot
3
Block
10
Tr
C
Sanford
- Unknown
4.76
S 11.13 eh NKIy *3 ch ,
*
Turkrr'a
Add
In
SanW i , Lot 5 ( le a S 4 fit Block
S 14 deg E * ch 8 61
lord
C II Fraairr Mr.
10 T f r Sanford . .
Unknown
deg 4V t o pt. 30 rh W of
Lat 4 (Hark S('hapman * A
E * , Lot 5 Block 10 Tr ( ' SanK line of Section and 10
Ttirkur'a
‘
Add
In
San1ord
Unknown
ch N of S line of N E 1,
fc»rd
M. J SitiAf*
U.d. 6 and 7 Block ID Tr I •
S 10 ch W to SW Cor
K 4 ol K ‘ i of l.uii 9 and
10
Sanlord
.
(’ . If Frailer Heir*
of
N 44' i, of Sec N to '
lltoek
It
Chapman A
S 4V Cur of- Sec E to
Lola I. 2 .nil 3 Block lit Tr if
Tu rk r r’ ■ Add
l«i Sanbey
167
Sanf-rd
K ■ **rI
26 10
Unknown
furd
Lola I and 2 Block I I Tr 4
" i
VV Cor
.32
10
L«t
2
Hiurk
*12
i
’
hapmari
L
Sanford
26 TV
If I. Duhari
Run E I rh N 15 ch K
TufW**f,«
Add l«« San
loll 1 Hi... k I I Tr II Hanford
M J Stoke.
21 9a
21* rh S II deg W I 5 rh
ford
.
1 Ol a lltork I 1 Tr II Sanford
Unknown
21 96 Lo!
1 lo t't ! 3 f.|. W III SE
7 JI lark It Chapman A
l.ot I Block II Tr f* Sanford
J a me* Jack.on
11.16
t or of 8 44 '* N 33 rdo
T u r k r r ’ a Add t<* San
Lot
4
Block
II
Tr
C
Sanford
2I 96
( " II. Frailer ll rir .
E I i r d . N II rd. W 20
ford
Lot 6 Block II Tr D Sanford
E. T. Durlln
3 90 N 40 fl Lai | lyiTH'k 16 C h a p
rd# N 16 cd. 44 70 rd.
N ‘ j t.ol in Block II T r I ' San
N no rd* 4V 70 rd. S to
man'*
A Turkrrt Add
ford
D o u f t u A Moaely
9 t;
eh E 1 rh lo beg
Unknown
lu Sanford
t?nk n'n* n
22.56
Unknown
19 30
22.50 Lot 9 Block II Tr It Sanford
i , id SE '* (lc*. W I tip fit
33
T R, Eva n .
L o u I, 2. } and 10 llloek |l
•Nraara Addiilan lo Hanford aa Krrardad la Plal Hook Na. I* Paget 71 aad 11)
^
4111 Nile# of Twin Lake, an lleowrded In Plat llopk No. I, Pa'ge 63. ffemlnolr
T r E, Sanford
Hemlnaie County llrrordi
llnknovti
Caunly Record.
tail 4 Block 12 T f A Sanford
II. F. Trrnn4.
AH Block. A and It Nravee
L- U I to 36 Villa Site, of Twin
l.ot 2 Block I ! Tr C Sanford
Ifnknowh
Add to Sanford
II. W lg ht^..
l.ot 3 Block 12 Tr E Sanford
l.akra
Unknown
Mrtkoovn
l.ot 6 Block F Nrevea Add to
l.ot 6 Block 12 Tr E Sanford
l o t . (2 to 52 Villa Sitea of
I). |r Thtaahfr
Sanford
' .
:.
.
Frank It. ilrown
L o t. I, 2 and 10 Block 12 Tr F
Twin l.akra
Unknown
l.ot. 3 and 4 Block K N cavc
Sard ord
Lot. 34 lo 68 Villa Site, of
tlnknnan
Add to Sanford
Frank II. Blown
l^jt f ll'oek 12 Tr II Sanford
Unknown
Twin Lake*
K. A. Smith
lleldra Heal Estate Cempany'* Addlllen Is Hewfwrd as Ii. rarded la I'Ut llaok No. I Lot. 2. 3 *. and 9 Block 13 Tr A
‘ - I . 72 73. 7 4 and T6 Villa
Page *9, Seminal* County Retards
•Sanford
.
•
S i t e ul Tw in Lake.
Unknown
Unknown
Lot 1 Block 13 Tr II Sanford
l.ot
4 .Holden ReaUE.lal# Co'*
Lot, 7 k to 105 and 107 to III and
J. J ir k io n
113 to l|8 Villa Sites of
Add to Sanford
.. ,
John l.aw*on
t
7.21
A. C. Martin*. Addition In Hanford aa Ilemetled In Plal Bwak Ne,
Lot, 5 end 6 Holden Ileal Ka
Unknown
Twin Lakes
___
*
Page *1. Seminole Oannly Hemrdt
lita Co'# Add to Sen- "
• '*•
N 44*
f l of Lot 3 Block 10
*
'
;*
f»td
Unknown
5.3*
I hr Town of Hylran Lake aa Recorded In Plat Hook No. 2. Page 69. .SemlnoliT
W 9 Martin. A dd to
l,ot 7 llotden Retl E.tate l‘ o'»
, .
County Records
Sanford
S.
ShlnHnUrr
7,52
Add to Sanford
Holden Real Eat. Co
4.29
S S ' j f t o f U t 3 and N 39 ft
L-d. 156 and 157 The Town of
J. E. Para's Hub til.lalaa of llloek C of Mrllontllle, aa Retarded In Plal llaek
l.ot ( Block 10 Tr 9
Sylvan Lake
.
O. T. Pear.on
1.20
N*.
I,
Pago
91,
Hrmlnolo
Coanly
Record*
Marlin '. Add To
S .n •
f ord
Mr*. J, 11. Hahrrti
7.A2 llrg NE Cor ..f Lot 13 Run W
The Town of Paula aa Recorded In Plal Rook No. 1, Page 4, .Nernlmdr County Record.
, 57 ‘ j ft S I3J I. E 67 <i
l.ot
* Block 10 Tr 9 Martin*.
I t. I. 2 and 3. Block A. Town
Add, to Sanfurd
owU •
Realty Tru.I C - < . _ ----------------------_____(_H-_ N__L13
" • " . i*'l . I'.awo
"—
of Paola _
____________________________ ___________ _____B> IL-Cld flif lB ________ —— 4 9 .2 5 Lota 4, -6 --,-9 anti 1« ftlnrtr ttr
Itiv of Block C. -Mellonrifle
Tr ID Martina Add. lo
J. K, Vaughan
12.(2
Sanford.
New Upeala aa lleenrded In Plal Uaak Na. I. Page 67. .Seminole Coanly Rererda
H e a l t y \ r u . t Co.
33.33
Fractional E of Ry. llloek 10
Beg 100 ft E of N W Cor
28
19
3|
f - ' i Lot 43, N ew Up#a!a
WIJI F r ir n o n
Tr II. Martina. Add. tu
Run E 100 It 8 In N
llne^nf Lot 4 W 100 fl
Sanford
M. C. Smith
9.66
33 13 30
N 6
Unkr
SEW nf NR i* nf NE If
N to b rg
Lota * r *. # and 10 llloek II
F. K. Itorner
3 .0*
N W 1. of N EW of NEW and
T r 9 Martin*. Add. iu
All W ' , of K ' i SW of SI.
N ' j of N E W of N E '* o»
Sanford
Juhne
river
(loo.
8
1130
Unknown
22.3*
N E '.
and
NEW
of
ft and lea. E 130 ft of 8
25
33
19 30
Unknown
6.33 Lot 3 Block II Tr 10 Martin’ *
N 4V ' , of NEW
1170 ft anil Irae beg 363
Add lr> Sanlord
of NEW and
s W W of
>'( N4VW'
N 4V '
Jo* C’ am.rort
6.33
(I K of SW Cor
23 19 31
Lot 5 Block II Tr 10 Martln’ a
SW nf SE W of NWJ^
Run N ItOI ft E *04 fl
Add.
to
Sanford
3 f' N E W antf NW .4
Unknown
5,04
S 1101 ft W to beg)
2* 19 31
Smith i f Thra.her
Lot A Block II T r 10 Martin’ .
44 .(3
44’ 4 of S W , of NEW
Add. to Sanford
2* 19 31
aim
n H
<i of
ot NEW
ny,
or
nd N
"I
Really Ttual Co.
13,67 Brg 345 ft K of SW Cur l.ot 2
L
o
t.
7,
fl
and
9
Block
II
T
r
10
35
Unkr
Run N 1120 ft E 313 ft
9.90
SW W of N E W . .
33
1
Mnrtln'a Add. to San
.
S 1120 ft W 313 It
.......
Big SE Cot of N4V W
*3
I
D. L. A IL T. T h ra .h .r
57.0J
ford. , , . . . .
Run N 30 el. 44'ly 12.35
o
„
29 19 31
Unknown
16.30 Beg SE C
Lot 10 Block II T r 10 klartln'a
run N S') rh W 3 ch S
<h. S 10.15 rh W I rh S
A d d . to Sanford
, 20 ch E 5 rh .
- I R . lt eh E ' 16.2* eh lo
10
Unknown
•
F. P. I t o r n e r . , 57.0*
7.32
Lot. 2 and 3 Block II T f II
Unknown
Beg 67* ft E of SW cor Lot 3
29 19 31
Mart in'. Add. trC"RanRun
E
3374,
ft
N
-IS
4
0
Unknown
.a
.
33
l»
30
NW W NEW « f SW.W
_____
f ord
,-„ u . .
ft W 337 M H S 1310
J. F. t.alag ____
18.30
n ' i o f SEW o f S E W and S I-*
leet
10
l.. W. Wallace
5 3 .IS
of
4 V li
of N E W
of
Beg el Inis of K line Mellon33
19 10
J. it. Black
N E W ..
4.60
93 and *3, Hemlnaie Ceanty Uecerda
villa a r e with «outh line
N ', of SW W of N W W nf
Lot 4 (lea. 4V 366.4 ft) Kobinof
SO I t 31
HE'g and N i» of SW of
»nn'i Surrey of an Add.
Run N along avc 162
W 'y nf N EW of SEW
to Sanford
Unknown
1.82
y d . K 162 yd . S 162
l j of S E ' , of
K 4 4 ft of W 14 ft Lot & llohlny d . n\ IC2 yd .
12
J F. Using
19 30
Unknawn
143
12.7*
<f S W i,
33
l o n ' i Survey nf an AdiL
20
10
T
II,
K
v
a
m
4.30
33
o fS W ',
...
19
Beg SK Cor Lot I Holden Real
to Sanfurd
lien Green
Estate C o ' . Addition to
Lot
-9
Robin.on*.
Survey
of
an
*1. M. Hmlth'a Hecaed Hub Dl.ioiea aa lleenrded In Plal flank No. I, Page ISO
Hanford In ’
30 19 It
Add to Sanford
Hemlnaie Caunly ' llreoirt.
Unknuwn
run NKIy parallel with
Lot 17 (lew S 120 ,11# Rob in L«t 12 kl. M. Hmlth'a Second
Sanford
G|^
lln*
lo
W
■
•o n ’a Survey id an Add.
Hub Dlrialortr „ _____
4
J. W. White E.tate
7.30
line of L o t ' 5 nf E. A.
to Hanford
•
Unknown
3,30
I'ake'a Hub IR* B l o
Be* *3.2* ft S of N W Cor
Beg 16 rh N a nd 2*.S0 eh E 0T
Grant line SWIy with
Black 22. run S ,4 0 It
19 30
S4V Cnr.
35
fit. lln# to Crlery a re
K 120 ft N 40 ft W to
Bun H 10 eh F, 4*6 ft
W to p| 8 p| beg N lo
•T
brg Itoblnaon'a Su rrey of an
N 10 eb 4V 495 ft
Unknown ’ __ __ ____
6.62
Add. to Sanford
Unwnown
7.7*
I fubbafd Reed
N W Cor of E l i or
W 4 j of Reg HW Cor of N W ' ,
31 I* 3 1
Block 29 Robin.on*# Survey n f .
f l !f
f fo f 8 W ) t o f N W ' f . M
19 30
•
Hun
N
6.21
rh
K
9.41
>n Add. to Hanford .
A. H. Brock
Run 8 330 f( K 364 ft
eh SKIy lu E Use o|
W - . Clark'a' »*b d lrW a n mt Black I I . Tie. 14 and Black I I . Tine 13. an Rec.rded
. , , , . N *30 ft W 264-0
Unknown . . . .
6.95
Sanford O l. 8 23 dr>
4*
Lot 3 _fAnc)t 1I t7 ! i 7 w » ’ ’ '* r “ * , M '
It.
C.
D
u
f
l
o
i
e
.
.
____
_
7.20
W,o0h . V 'n*
NWJ
" ’ ‘ "' n S . ' a
S sV ’. V ' ’ " * .
••
Unknown
. Cla rk ’a Bub D lv. .* w
Henry Moor* .
Be* at L it . of t line of Sanford
Hanford H eig hts at Rerarded In Plat Beak Na. 2, Pag* I t , S e m in a l* Ceanty Rererda
L o t . 7 and * Block II t r 14.
0
»
.
with
W
line
o
f
____
3|
Lot 17 Saalord H e ig h t .______ __
Mra. M a u d e A. Kin g___ _
5,63
‘
19
31
• Wm. Clark'a Sub D l a . . . .
Harry B. I.twla
Run N 12.65 c h ’ U 6.0*
-M
r{y5S
A
K
L.-~:
' __
•
■ . , m m
vm
44
*
-
- |J
1
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gi l
;I
*
li-i
!
x
M : tf
T * i n.
M 1 •!
■ B i .
ft
i
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i?
DESCRIPTION OF
• LAND
«
B
a
»
1 & 1
1
•* .
»
• OWNER
'
•
1
Amount of
•Taxrw and '
Goal*
5 - -
eh 8 23 dec W to bee
- . (leu N 2.07 i t r e i ) . „ ........ .
,
2 7*10
Unknown
N 2.07 acre* of bee at Inti of
E line of Hanford Gt.
With W line o f . ...
.
31
Run N 13.<3 rh E S OS
rh S 23 dec W to bee
N 4 of t o t A, a eub die «f
31
■ae recorded In 1*1at Hook
No. *), Page H, Seminole
Gao. A. Townaend..____
Recorded la rial Book No. I, Page 41
ily Record*
*
Unknown.
Unknown
.
II. Meirhkra___ _________
■>
Unknown.
_____ .
Juliua Th om aa____
II. Meacharp
.
II. Mrarbwm ____
__
Unknown_______ ________
II. Meacha m ......... ............ .
Lot* II, 23 and 24 Midway
Lot 22 Midway____
Lot 67 M id w a y .__ ____ _ .
Lot 21 Midway....... .......
Lot 72 Midway .
Lot 73 Midway .
Lot 34 Midway ,
Lot 81 Midway
Lot 83 M id w a y .______
..
XolJO -M idw ay
If. Mearbam
Unknown.. , .
Unknown
Unknown. . . .
Lota.l7Q.and 180
Lot 186 Midway
Lot 191 Midway
|9
Lot* 211 to 220 Midway _______ 32
Lot 233 Midway..................32
Lota 287, 288. 239 and 290
Midway .. ------------------------ 32
31
31
19
—
1Unknown
1Unknown
19 SI
.
1
J. O. Packard'* Pint Addition I* Midway a* Recorded
.Seminole (oanly Rererda
Lota 26 to 30 and 36 to 40
J. O. • Packard * ‘ Firat
Add to Midway
Lot* 41. 42. and 61 to 54 J. O.
Park ard'a Firat Add to
_ Midway
. . DESCRIPTION Q 9 •
u n i)
,
f
|
'■-m
|
9# * • 7 it ' s
m
-‘
'
are run E 320 ft 8 200
ft W 520 ft N 200 ft ....
flee 9E Cor* of Jraufv and W
Lake are run 8 198 ft
K 333.60 ft N 193 ft
W 353.6A ft
„
Ilec 51* eh 3 of N W Cor of
,
Hun S 5 rh E 10 rh N- 3
rh W 10 rh
E. E. Brown'* Nab Dlflaloi
OWNER
i
Lot 5
yda W 62 2-3 yd* N
61.33 yd* E 147.66 yd* S
to bee____________ _ _
flee 85 y d . W of 8 E Cor of
N E X of N E U . . ,
. _
Hun N
132
yde W
• • 136 2-3 yd* 8 182 yda
K 136 2.3 yda
W U of NW|i
I B M «f N W X and
E X of
8 W ti . . . e
•
N X of M l l f
N E X of N W | f .
13. R. Mitchril'a Survey of
k llammork a* Rerardrd
niork D. Drown'* Sul
Ol v
o f ’ fleck
Ham
W . S. Koontt
f)ir
of
Deck
Ham
mock............... ; ............... ...
•
.
.
EH
NK )i
of
NW J^
of
•JH ®{ HB » / of 8 W U of N E W ~
N W }( of S W V o( s w }
N X of 8 W X of N w ' (
...
»X
o l^ N fc jf
of N E X
of
L. G. Hunter
K. C. Starnee
Joe Cameron.
E. M . Howard___
Mary J. II*.ty
Mr*. J. J. Aimley
S E X of N & l f nf N E X
IT T
N 2* arre# of N E X of N W U ..
W .4 of N E I( of N W X
of
20
32
120
n ailer Rrarra
Lota
Lot*
Lot*
DESCRIPTION
U N I)
Altamonte L II A N Co
341 and 543 Altamonte
I. II A N Co
332 and 333 Altamonte
L II A J* Co
506 and 507 Altamonte
L II A N Co
J. S. Her*
Unknown.. . .
W. P .‘ Gifford
Lliaabeth N. Curry
J- C . Tatterton
Unknown,
Gilra, Qventrret A Drew
Section* t btrtVrioq* r f r
geminate. Ceunlg.Recacd*
L o i r 2 2 'and 23 Froaiv Second
Add U> Altamonte. .. .. .
Hudson Park an Rerardrd In Plat tlaok N
I nt* 1 ” t X an.) I i
•Unknown;
Hammock
8 Florida Gro«n
Firat Add to Hlack
Hammock
•
10 Florida Grove.
Firat Add to Black
Hammock
Lot 12 .ni
Florida Grov.e
Add
to
Hlack
Unknown ,
Gllea, Overtired A Dre
itcbrll'a 8 iir
Caall•r4,* rtrat- Add to
Lot 4 Moaea I.yman'a Eitate
frailer lfelra
SE H of N EW of N
W
.1. 7 20 S|
N EW of N W > ( ot N W ; / T . .
7 20 31
NKlJ of N E W and Sr. <4 ot
NEW (leva S 130 yda
,
of SEW o f'N K W )
g 20 31
Heg 2.94 ch E of N W coP
8 20 3 1
ruij S 16.13 ch E 17.13
ch N 15.13 ch W 17.18
- chain.
N W U 'of SE W
‘
8 20 31
SW W of 8E U
8 20 31
W lj of NW I|
9 20 31
Lot 3
._
13 20 11
Cameron as Heeoeded lu-Ftw* Desk N
•Lot. L 3 -and-ai-tUM-le-tj-Cam* " ......... • """t
'
aroa .
Eota » knd 10. llli/tk I C a m - • '
•
Lot 14 Illork 2 Cim rron
Lot 16 Illork 2 (,'amiron
Lola 3. *4 and 6 Illork 3 Cam*
Perry Glirkato^e
F. W . Hilliard Hrlra .
W. L. Palmer.
W. C. Davit
Perry Gllcketone __
Unknown
. *
■fni
vvnk
*
er»»n
L«it
P. E. Church
.
*
• link
M Illork3Cameron
Unk
I'alm llammork Allqlmrnl aa Rerardrd In flat Hook No.
Mr mlnole ( ‘oantj Urrorda
I*4»( 22 f*alm llamm«»rl# Allot*
mrnl
Sanl
Lot 23 I’ alrA llamm* t*k Allot*
m#nt
’
*r q
Mrrra llammork as Recorded la D al llook No I. |*age h i
Lo|a 22. 23. 24, 25. 26. 27
and 2 M .Mrrra
llam* •
mock
t* r
\V 2-5 «*l S
Lot 10 M#rta
llammork
. . .
*
|> I
8 H Lot 29 Mrrrallammork ..
E C
Unknown
Nampenn City ae Rrrordrd In Plat llook N
I In 15 fli-ea 3, 4, 9 A 10)
Block A Sim |»on City
16 to 29 lllurk A Hamp
ton City
3 1 lo 60 Block It Sartipion
•
City
61
to 66 and
71
to
76
I l l or k C S a m p , o n (*lt>
67 t o 7*) B l o c k C S a m p e i m
l e r t ___________ • _________ 16 20 3*
S W )j' of N W ((
_
_____16
20 32 '
40
Genet* aa Recorded In Plat IIoak Nw. 2. Pag*. 12,
All fllqrk, A and 6 Geneva
Lola I and 4 to 11 Block 7
Geneva
.
All Block 10, Geneva
Lot, I to 10 Block II Geneva
Lot* 16 to 24 Illork II, Geneva . . . .
. . .
.
•'
*
All Block 12. Geneva
'
■
Wkllraaib'a Herand Addition la G ra tia aa Rtrardrd
,
* Seminole County Record
Lot* 19 and 20 Block 6 Whitv .
comb'* Second Add to
„
C. E. Patter,on
a Plat Book N *. 2. Pag* 34. Seminole Co. Record,
N W )j of SW ),
.2 2 :
Elirtkk lUm m ork a* Recorded la
N )| l-ui 57
Eureka
Ham
mock _
• Bly Lot 104 and All Lota 112
and 129 Eureka
llaramoek _ .
LoU 130 and 131 Eureka Ham
mock
LoU 132, 133, 134, 133, 118
and 137 Eureka
Hammuck
Lot 139 Eureka llammork
J. II. B r y c ._______
Unknown
2. Page 30. .Seminole County Recarda
M lteSel"*" Survey * o
l-t*r?GranL.,___ — _____ _
I and 22 Block C Mitch
Survey
of
Ijtv y
H. T . Dellrgal
Cnknntm
I'nknnt n
I'nknuan
L*rtknu« n
._
-
N : BrdUlex
" E<y I.ol ' Fo rreat f i t
Lota 214 to 261 Forreat City
-60
■ot
N E 'i of 8 !»)
|8 2 | o
Beg 37, ft W of NE cor of
SE W of S W I f .
21 i ,
1
run W 210 ft 8 210 ft
*
E 210 ft N 210 ft
•
N W ), of N W W - ____
'* 24 21 2
Wild mere aa Recorded In Plat llor
All W « S of Tp line Block 8
IVildmere
All Block 9 Wild mere
•
lllchardeen'a Addition to W’oodhrldg
_Je aa Recorded In
Seminole Coaaly Recordt
Gllea, Overatreet A Dr*
Unknown
Myrtelle H. Terry
V
J. A. Davrnport
Unknown
I’rtrrZanarlni
I’ rtrr Zanarlni
•tti4X
If.orraro Sandrraon
N E X of N K I ( . . .
j
EX
of S E X
of N Wt i
of a
NW ,X
.‘ 2
8 ) ) Lot I and
All 1.1)1 2 (Iriah
N E X ofLot 2)
|2
B»g NE Cor of ftW lx-of N B li
Hub
W
612.44 It H
246 14 ft S 61 deg W
9103 ft S >4 deg 30
min E
1136.32 ft E
2(9.74 ft N 1133.13 f t ___
chain*)
Empire l-and Co.
Empire Land Co.
Unknown . . .
_
__
Loagood a* Retarded la Plot llook No. I, Pag*, la |s 3 j
'
1
'• Loogweod oa(Urc**ded la Plat llook No
Hrmloole.t'oaaty Hocorda
flag 231.7 ft E of S W Cor of
N W )( of N W X
•
Hun S 417.4 ft K 208.7
ft N 4 17.X ft W 203.7
'
feet..............
. . _
W t t ot HWX - S.‘ » of S E ), of 8 W X
T , . 21
Hoalhara Florida Cllraa Camaai
Plal llook No.
Lota 30 lo 38 Sou. Fla. Cltrua
Co'a Plat ol
.
21
Soolhrra Flarlda Cllraa Cam**
Plot Rook No. 3.
Lota 3 and 4 Sou. Fla. Cltrua
Co'a Plat
.
23
Unknown.. . . „
Unknown...........
C. E. Polteraon
U n k n ow n ...___
Unknown.. . . ____ _______
Unknown._____ __ ____
M • D. Barber'.,.____ ____
* 20, It. 32, an Recorded
Coaaly Rocord*
® 37
Unknown .
'a Plat of Hoc. 13, Tp. 20. R. 33. o
•I* 67, Hamloala Coaaly U*c*eda
I* Laage.d aa lUrordod la P l.t Dock N.
nemlaol* CoaatyllUcoeda
Unknown,,
W. L .S U g
27
Grovrt
•B,° fd: i :' U
C. J
V T *?d
Maine*
i v 4i . , JS0,., ! ' A' A. Hitke. F. A.
Av .v *
«tuI Leonard Kelt
J . O. Frlca
« “•
U^
h
. ,.n.*'-vTh,ak
George Peter*. J
Dooley
Co'a
of Nh '4 of N K 11
* nJ H. B. McCall.
Geneva: J. W. Flynl,
V. Wfcka'
K f- 7. Chuluoix; 1
B. Hubert* and l'
*• tiabriella: 8
*.
N ,r
1. 1
Waggoner
prrriact. No. 9. Long wood: T. P. I .twit.
Entimtngrr,
Hagan,
S*rt|>*(
' Kllbr#.
Com mi aaiun•ra
2t4
21
32
\l l l a Mi l l * a# H r r o r d r d in Fl at l l ##k N
ta 15 and 17 Illork C \ ilia
Oyrratrrnt Turp. fn
Jamra I.. Gilra
nrrrf.if drum
*»r*l "K an g#"
Ithaaarr.
JNO. 0 .
Ta* fallrflor,
Jam#* II. Edward*
9
Mary E. Evana
Unknown
T M. ll#nkrl
A d d i t i o n In l l l ark l l a m m t i r k
, N rm l no l r County K r r u n U
yd, .8 70 rd , K 35 yd*
r N W ii (1cm beg SE C!or
») W
run E I t rh N Ii
ch W 15 ch 8 5 chi ^
. 1
Frl** .Survry of Lake Charm
Samuel Smith
21 31
72X
J. F. A II. A. Alliaoa
flrrardrd la Plat IIOak
|
Na. I, Page 4, .Hem
Caaaly Recarda
13 and 14 Block A Frle*
hurv*y of Lake Charm
ileiaadrl* ar Oviedo, aa recorded la Plal llook N>
t —Bhirk''tT**AfellATfrll AT
I. Pag* 43. Seminole Co. IlecordJ. II. D u m a,. . . . . ___ ...
Rrrordrd In rial Beak Na. I, Pag* 41
Oviedo
P. A. Paraona..__
E. M. Roberta
Empire Land Co
County Record*
19 and 20 Block B,
aon'a Add to Oviedo.
•
21
29
4«X
Unknown.. v _______
1.70
21
2»
II
Unknown.. . .
2.60
>, *.
•
____ __ —
.
%
21. R. 31. a* Recorded lo Plal Rook No.
Srmlaol* Coaaly Rrrard*
>° 21 31
S. W. Steven,
a Oviedo ao Racoe'dvd la Plat Da«k N*.
Srmlaol* Coaaly Record*
Rj
Lot, 6, 7. 8 and 9 Block I John J
Lgan'a Add. to Ovlado
EH
N W Ji and
E 402 ft of W X ol
N W ' f of N W .X .(tea* S
of N W X
f
NEX
of
of
Vi i of HW)4 and N X of
* NE X ol SW X of S W X
10 2
f x of S E X
•
_
II 2
Plea of Hob Dltlaloa or Load 11* 1.■
oa Recorded la Plal U**k No,
• 116. 127. 1(9, 130 and 131
Allamonta I - II. • N. .
L. II. Moore
it »Sall hr h«|.|
or abbr^aiatlon
3.
JIN KINS.
.Nratlaol# County
Hcmlaolo Coaaly Record*
Ell Swarily
1, f .
20
a .d
Lu‘. . . ? T
/ «
V .a %
21
I
,
b*rf ‘ h* M urid, r.aat Co.at
n oU roa d ero *... Avenu* C In plat of town
alt. ol O . a . v . Florida, according 1 « T
recorded thereof In Plat Rook 2. p*go l | of
2 :™ ,nH°1,. f-OU. n‘ J,k ,Mr>fd«- *h.nc# run rail to
Second *tr**t, thence aouth on 'Second atr»*t
<
Beginning at th* lnt*r**
avenu* nad Ninth , u » * l In
f.
__
7.
m
m
Oviedo
l t
S
s i’S
'
'°* a
•ou,h-
30x3
* i
S f e
Bw aaf
'U
1,1 (ho efty of San-
Mi
scJ;
1 •»•!■ road wait and aoathwooUrlv
.
N o n -S k id
-
$ 1 4 .8 0
1 9 .3 5
thence wiat on Seventh
(•• h lw k, to—A venutr: fy
S till
H av e
G ood
E n v e lo p e s a t
Atlantic Coaat Lilt, Railroad croulng In
(font of Lawton Bros, atoro at Ovfnlu
making a total dlatancv* of approilmalely
•lx and Dvr-lrntha (6.5) mil**.
maieiy
*’
Stiver * AY* nU* Kl11 w ,,t
brirk' px'viment!
5c
a
P k g.
of **• John*
Beginning at the air,I end of , draw bridge
j ; ' ™ , ! ', , ,
OB ,h » road running
Irom Satiford to Geneva, run w**t approx-
Office Supply Dept.
148
Sanford. Florida
gU,,Ur “ «> ">I'« «»
Drango llouiavafd.
•Beginning at .th* iht*ra*ctlon ' of Orong*
Boul.'vard with Or*goa «ir»,t „ |i)4 ou,
lh* map of banford Form,, reerded In Plot
( P»«f« . ! « and 128 ,.| 8 , „ :
Inol* County Hovordt, run *a^t*rly on Orang*
nnMh'Vn',? ,pp, rKollm * ‘ r|F “ »• (,» m il. to th .
north and aouth on , quartar (l»| lln* of 8*<V ° " twantyson* (21), town ninelren (191
HoulH, Hang, thirty , 30 ,- Ea.t. % h « t " , . „ g i
‘oOUlV : L dA f e r ? , * '?
M» « -
hrlca road.
Beginning on B«. Gertrude avenue at .
M
l
n
i
i
! uu, lT* o hundred three
l H01) feet weal of th* Section line between
(26) and tw enty-TH S
tklVf. IxiTi" PP
Koulb, y R ,B, ,
thirty (10) E h L n l d p oin t b r lo f on ih .
2h ,, " ,f 0V . kv' A iL“ “ u *
public ^
^aaa y S x o ir .W M ^ .u i ;
Gold,hero and Pant* R„,,|. •
rr ? ‘ r : : d J ’ r^ * h
•
3 0 x 3 ) '> N o n - S k i d
. t r « , ,1.n"V, l , l ‘ l * )Bl- « - c ( l 4 n of Goldaboro
... ^ i
16
S P E C IA L
H."ndV "."id ilr PUl,l,e ‘ “ •'’ /UBnlng*north to
Hand ■ aldlni, run north approxlmauly
ftf|e*n hundred (1500) f**t to within ndH i
woot.rly' Into V » » * l* i y .
Ofpnlroat Turp. Co
Unknown . . .
* P hone
Kelly Springfield—
Porlage—
Pennsylvania
Beginning on St. Gertrude avenue
. ■pprwaimwle-ly (ourtrfn- hundred
11403) feat weal ol the Section lln*-bet
oni
,2 0' ' " ‘l tw enty #
(37), Tow n nlnel*«n (191 8outh'. It
•lion to llrardall Avr.
•
iianti a. aiding, vtin north 'approximately
Z. Richmond Avrnur.
hundred (1300) fe*t lo within IKteen
Beginning *1 the Inlrraertion of Uieh
(13) faat of thr Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad
Avrnu* with Gon.va Avenue, whieh
3° ' * » F i‘ th*nr* north-weaterly on
lh* north on* half <)>) mil* poat ol Sc
{■“ h1
" * r? * dl
approxlrnately
thr** (81. Town twenty (SO) South. II
two hundred (20<\) f**t to ral road rroaaing.
thirty-on* (31) Ka,t. run *outh on
th.nra acrou th . railroad right of way to ,
mond avrnu* approalmatrly oa* quarter
public road paralalllng th* railroad on It*
mil# lo Jordan road.
northerly aide, thrnc* *oulh*ait*rly along
3. JilDra Avrnu#.
thl* road approaimately four hundred (400)
Beginning a( th* /nteraocUon of Sip** avonu, frat to the road on. th* north lln* of Section
with Celery avenu* at th* northrait rorner ol twrnty-Mven (IT). Town nlnrt**n
( 19 )
Section thirty-two (82) Town nineteen tl9) d“ “ ’ h* K a .g* ihlfty (30) Ea,t. thfac*
South. Range thlrty-on. ( I I ) Eaat. run aouth
l. V “ ' 3,‘ t|
hr”
hundred .I lly
<
mil* to A2.I6U) |*«t to road running north and louth,
Ailintir Coaat Una Railroad track.
aouth fllt**n hundred (1300) f#*t to
4. Hoad lo Brlaaon'a Siding.
8L Gertrud* Ava.
Beginning ot th* north half . m il. no,t of I I - Hoad on Section f.ii
SeeMon thlrty-two <»*) Townnhtot.fn ,? )
tiona 26 and 27, Tub
South, Range thlrty-ono (31) Emit, run
Hang* 10.
' ‘
Muth one quarter . ( X ) mile to Atlantl*
Beginning nl lh* half w
Coaat L ln . Railroad tratk
Atlantle
3.
Afrrra Hammock Hoad.
‘ • • " ‘ /-•I* (26) *
i f / ) - Town nineteen (19]
b r i c k * ' r U, f ,n d
,h » P " ~ » t thirty (30) East, run aout
k 1
p. l Bi * .on
»*»nu«% .aid point twenty-on* huntir*d alxty
|
bt 1 * u ,b *
°< ‘ h* flanlord and
Orlando rood with Hanford ay. no* on th . Lev, burg Branch of Atlai
lltllrond.
•ait aid* of Section tw.lvy (12). Town twentC
(20) South, Hang, thirty (30^ R « t
to !
Deacrlptlon of roada to
aouth on Hanford avenu* apprualmatrlv nnW
nanhalt or other hard
and onwh.lf ,| U , „ | lt. tuP M U k X .n 'i t r .t lo Seminole county. Florid
to be paved not lee, than 9
S'
o i t V ' and
' nAPGanr^i
f* nl S\Huad.
r t t a » — m««A
6. Oviedo
1* frvnrh Avrnu# •rui C l
( ♦B#V. l i d Otlrdo throufh l o l #
la#* Atlantic Coaat Lina itaUroaii
In front of U w ton Broo.‘ * l o «
S e m in o le B a n k A n n e x
,r°
Slav la
;.y
S l p r a A %# n u r .
n **!"*l,,nl|*4 » ‘ lh* Intrr,rrlion of *0
Boulevard with Oregon atrert aa laid o
the map bf Sanford farm ,, recorded In
Hook One (I), page* |»7 and 128 of
• l- uu"*y Hccnrda, run raaterly on O
Boulavard apilruaimatcly one (1) mile l
north and aouth one quarter 0 , 1 line of
v.. * * * n*y'One ( 2 1 1 , town ninetrere
South. Itange thirty t.10) Extt. where Or
BouUvard lr.t*r«erta the .M onroe brick
10. Hand Siding lload.
Unknown
Unknown .
Hvtlu«i l« b# hrl«I in arfordunru
with Ihr Uurt of Kloridft (ovrrolng th« hold
ing «*f grnrral rlrrliont In ••id tUt#, and r»turns to b# m«M**
(hr clrrk and chairman
t*f th# board of rounty com mltiionpr* of
in# n ld rtiuntv.
Don# by order of the hoard of county
commlttU.ner* of Seminole county. Ha
‘ •••II
E. A. DUUGLAHS.
t lerk of the Hoard of County Commit.
Florida, In
lit ginning y
th# intrr*
■ v#nu# milh l Hcrjr nvt-nu# ut (
n tr of 8#rtJon thirty-two (32)
t!9 l South, Ha/ifc# thlrty*on#
•nuth on Slpra airnur, onr in
til Atlantic* Coaat |.m# Kaifr
I ,ll*»a«I to llriaaon'a Sitllng
!<• ginning at th# north h
north on Avenue |J 0 * r (8) Mock*- |,
•••itlt etrret; thence , n t on Seventh
)*'■
Id or k, I.. Avenue B. thence
*n Avenue, B tnree (1, bl.vrk. It. t
•tfcet. I he nr, wv-et on Fourth .tree! oi
l-lork to \ venue t. thence north on \
' ar'pfovlmatelv four Ii len ih. of a ie
.tie r c the pit bile roa.l turn, w ,.t t.
.
< 'e " c . . . t , , l , f o l i o . i n * the ,
Cl t-rt e i.fi t htfiootu a-v t I t n - |„ ,
•"antic I'.v.t
L.ne I t a l l f . - a l r r i a - u
Irunt t.f I . a . ton llroa.' ,t.,fr , t it
maVing a total dietvnre ..f apnrovin
;
and f l v e - t e n t h e 6 5i oul ra
Geneva Avenue Fill * r v t of St
Hirer.
.
I Bt-glnnlng a{ th> weal end of draw I
M . John* river «.n th* road ru
Ir.im Sanford lo Grnrva, run wVat at
Imattly one and one i|tiartrr ( I ' e l mil
!>rl*k pavement. .
*
1
**• Orange Boulevard. •
.
' fumfnuiiunrfi ri S«mJnol# county Wi*
i I hat they deem it eapedirnt ami (or
f l»r#t in t« ft * t nf St-minnl# county t«* l
|count) bond* of •aid county fi>t the pur
of grading and paving certain ro*d, in
county with brick nr nth.tr hard atri
material, aaid road, which are lo l„
pav.d being aa followa:
DeaCriptlon of road, to be pavrfl
brick or othi-g hard aurface material In }
inole county, Florida. The** road* |<,
paerd not lea* than right ( 8) fret In wl
I. C am . r o i l avrwur and road pa,t Mo.
htation.
* •
• %t
*>
It*ginning al the inlrraerUnn of C
eroo avenue aith Celery avenue, which
teraertlon I* 'forty (40) rode weal «f
north***! corner of Section thirty-three
Town nineteen <I9P South, Itange thl
OR# (31)
FUR south OR (*ln)#fUI) IFr
on# (I) mil# arrows said H#rtion thlrty t!
(33) lo G#n#va avrnur.
Alio beginning at the InteraacUon
l amrron avrnur with Grnrva avrnu# At
northraat rorprr of S#rt!on four ( 4) T<
twenty (20) South. Rangr thlrty-on* Laet, run eouth on Cam.ron Ave. App
one (II mile to the' eaat and we«t r
whieh lead* weat*to Monre'a Station- 18 .
9
- *"• U'.M - 1-yBfh and A. E. Sjob-
.. , ?.#n.nrf Na* 1 l t AlUm onU: II. C. Tyf*r.
U r,/ ’Ljrn,in* A* ' V
W. II. 1UI-
Th# following are appointed to act aa in
•|>#rturs and rierks al aaid election:
I'rerlnrt No. T (Lake Monro#):
(,. I* ileil, Clerk.
Beginning al the interi
cft»n aVrntir ujth t'rfery a
j tereecliui) i, forty itui r,
I ntifthra,! corner <>| Section
| T "»fi rlnrteen l|9’ Soul)
j one <JI La,l. run aouth on
one ■I mile ar(o«« ,aid Sr
i - jI *te Geneva avenue.
A),u beginning at the
Cameron avenue With Gene
norlbra.t corner ul Section
twenty <20i South, Itange
Laat, run auulb on Canon
one (I) mile to the real
abirh lead, wee! lo Moore'i
■reel on* half I t ,) mil. m
lion lo llrardall Ate
.
2. rltubm ond Avtnur.
- Beginning-al the intrrerrt
(venue eilh Geneva Avrn
north onr half • 'yi nil*
tiller ..I-, Ttiai, tarnty \2i
Hurt» onr 31 » Kaif, run
m..hd airnur a p(*r oil ma Iil >
milr lit Jonlan r*»#d.
No r t h t hul uo t a an I t r r o f d r d In I' lal Hook N
Unknown.. . . . .
» ni1
&
0 . 'ia rU a .
D’
NOTIC'K o f ELECTION
In mmplianre with the prnvl.inne o
( hauler 4678, Law, of Florid*, notice L
heceby liven that an . election ha* been or
“ »r*^
held and the ..m e alii be bald ii
Special Tax School Dl.lrirt No. 6. Seminob
ToVJ yi rtuHda, on Tueadxy. May 27th
1919. Inc the purpote of determining whi
.hall be truitre* ol taid dielrlct for the net:
auececr.llng two year., and th* number o
milla of •penal diatrtrt arhnol tai to be lev
led in aaid diatrtrt for each of th# aald twt
years
.
<( II Illork oft North I hulu*
vim
Jam*, L. Gllea
T’
j
lorn"'
• I IUbcIi S. Chuluola
.. •
-f ° v " * * i d
aud io c ln l
mak# return* of the vote* r u t In
reepectlvely, the iaat
named to ir t ut cler
Precinct No. I, Sa
E* 011 *4, T i » Keane
Pre.1nct No. 2 . |^|
hint. James Johneon.
John ItclL
•
Precinct N o. 3. Sanford C. L. Britt. C. J.
Humph. W. M . Ifayn
. iea amd Schell# Maine*.
Precinct No. 4,I, "Paola: A...........
........ F. A.
. A. Hick*.
Johneon, A. V. !McGuin and l^ o n ard
r u ____
Kela.
Precinct No. 3,l. Oviedo: N. J. Tanner, T.
L. Cuthlng, Th-•0. Aulliv and II. II. McCall.
Precinct No. 6, Geneva; J. W. Flvat
George . 'eler*. J. V. wick, .a d M. B.
Doolf)1,
..
’ • Chuluola; 0 . G. Jacob*.
S «
11■ HobertaanAr. I), Krumley.
Precinct No. «. Gabriella: 8. E. Mktheij!
Mor#mi'a *d1*1 ‘ C - ' E- Mxther* and W’llaon
SearVy.
C h u l u o l a a# R r r o r d r d In Fl at Hook No
llrifhU
*
5 Illork
16 («old«nr<
llrightJ
v^
21 Illork IA Goldrnr.
Il^iirhta
. .
»1 S W ij of 8 E *4
of SE *4
\ a,n \r«dalr Onliitriu
B
h p
prontm.xwly threw and t 5 * ; tenth. ,3 J)
t « r ,*|0. f h a
of Town nine!L k *7 ^
<101 K a.t.
thrnr« north fo llo v in c public rood throuch
‘
»PPK»*imately on* and one-half (| li|
m ile, to con nect with brick road at the welt
on* half mil* poal of Sectb
Town nineteen (I t ) South, Hang* thirty
r
Hnrtda—GroVc'r Co*'
Horid,a
W NU V
*9 90. 91. 92 and 93
Florida
firovra
C (»'t
Eir/l A cl.I
i„
Mtar k
llammork
••’la 91, 9.S, 9f. and 97 Fl«*nda
tir«*Vh*a Co'a Fifal \d.|
to Hltrk llammork
ot. nH f<l (os I'M fid a (Jntvpt
Co'a Firat A.Id lo lllark
llammork
ota 106 to 144 Florida Gruvra
Co'a Firat Add to lllark
11a mmor k
Unknown
John Lamtraui
llumnh
I . K
J
.ota
rkllllp R. Tsang Gr*al na Rerorded In Plal Book N
■■U. Retard*
Lot* '2, ’ l l and 17 Phillip it
Jan* Young* Eilat*
Jan* Young* Eatat*
Mlrou* Property aa re
. cofded In Plat Book 2
Pag* 64 8 . C. K_____
S l f o f S W U o f NE tf of S W t(
E l j ol N W U
Ely of N W H of S W (( and
8 )4 of N E I( nf 8 W >(
and 8 E t( of S W )( of1
N W Ij of S W '/
7
E)< of 8 W f( of N W t| (Iraa 9|
acre* In N E cor)
.
9
N ?4 of N E t c of 8 E)< and W U
of W W X of SK U and
S W )( of S E U and N >,
of N E U
of S E ‘ ( of
SEU
and All 8 >, of
S E X of S E X W of Wehiva River and E)4 of
8 W ) ( (|»*a 2 U aerr* In
Katherine t Anna
llanaon
ota 63 and 67 Florida Grovrt
Co'* Firtt Add to Black
Hammock
66 Florida Gm
Firat Add to
Hammock
71. 74 and 73 Florida
Grove. C o', Fir.V Add to
lilttrk Mam murk
76 and 77 Florida Grove.
C f * Flr.t Add to BUrk
Hammock
•8 to 82 1 lorida Grovrt
Co't Firtt Add tn lllack
llammork
83 Florid*
Firat Add
Black
Hammock
it
florid*
Firat Add
Hammock
86 Florida
Firvt
Add
HammoCk
e* Jamra |(. GU**,.M
bridge
Grant
LoU 33. 34. 35. 36 and 37
'
Block D Mitchell'* Sur
vey of Levy Grant..... ........
Lot 38 (Ira* E S acre*) Block D
Mllchcll'a
Survey
of
Levy Grant
39. 40. 4 1. 42, 43. 44. 45.
16 and 47 Illork I> Mhfh fll’a Survey of Levy
(irant
L«»t 41 Illork I) Mitrhrll'a Sur
vey of Lrvy (Srant
Lot* SI and S3 Illork I) Mltrh*
rll*«
Survey
of ,• l^*vy
CJrant
Lot :»H |J#«« L 20 arrra) Illork
l> MitrhrU't Surv#y of
Lrvy (Irant
S ’ v nf E 20 arrna of Lot 5R
lllurk 1) Mitrhrll'a Sur*
v#y of Levy Crant .............
r.!• r.r
. 66cr.
6 T
Lot*
65,
, 6 ,.r.r 68/ and
69
Block D Mitchell'. Sur
vey ni l,evy Grant
Lot, 70, 71 and 72 Block I)
j
Milchrll'a
Survey
of
Levy Grant
Lot 73 Bloch D Milchrll'a Sur
vey of Irfvy Grant
Lota <6. 77 and 78 Block I)
j
Mitchril'a
Survey
of
l-evy Grant
’
- Lota 79. 80 and
Block I)
. Mitch:,i a
Survey
nf
Levy Grant
- Lot* 82. S3 ' 81. 85 and
86
Block l> Mitchell', Survry of Levy Grant •
Lytv 87. 88. 89. 90 and
Ol
Block D Mitrhrll'a Sur
vey of Levy Grant
( I.ol 92 llliu-k I) Mitchril'a Sur
vey of Levy Grant
Lot 9J Block I) Mitcheil', SurI
vcv ul l.evy Grant
I ‘ Lot 95 Illork I) Milrbrtl'v Sur
vey ol l^-vy Grant
Lota 96 and. 97 Block D Mit
chell'* Survey of
Levy
Grant
Lot 102
Block I)
Mitchell'.
Survt-y of Lavy Grant
Lot* 105, I 0 H and 107 Block I)
Mitrhrll'a
Survry
of
Levy Grant
v
J i t ini Illork |i M iirh .il'. Sur
vey ot l.« v v (event
I.ol, IDS ami |09 lll.,rk
I)
M llrtuir.
Sufvr>
,.f
l.evy Grant
Lot III)
ll'nrk I)
Miirhell',
Survey ol Levy Grant
Lot 117 .Block D
Mitrhrll'a
•Survey of l^-vy Grant
.
Lot* 120 , 1 2 1 , 122 .' and 123
Block I) Mitchril'a Sur
vey of l.evy Grant •
Lot 121
Block f> Mitchril'a
Surveyed l.-vy Grant
Lot 125 lie ,, beg It s rh, S 79
deg 50 min W of SK cor
run N 10 deg 10 min W
9 eh K 79 deg Ml ruin W
U S ch S 10 deg |0 min
E 9 ch N 79 dee JO min
E 11 11 rb'
Block * I>
M llrhrlr,
Survey
of
Lew Grant
Lot, 127 and 128 Illork I) M it
chell'* Survry of Lrvy
•irant '
^
.
•
Lota 129. 130 and 131 Block l>
M llrhrlr,
Survry
of Levy Grant -M _
Lot 132 fllork D
Mitchril'a
Survey of l-evy Grant
.
Lot
133 Block D
Mltrhell'a
Survey of Levy Grant ...
Lota 137 to 141 Block D Mlt;
chell'a Survey of I-evy
Grant .
Lot
136 Block D
Milchrll'a
Survey of Levy Grant
..
Lot
146 Bloch D
Mitchril'a
Survry of I-evy Grant'___
Tuacawllla aa Recorded la
l-Ot* L 2. 3. 4. 17, 18. 19. 20,
33, 34, 33. 36, 45. 49, 30,
61 and 62 Tuacawllla . .
Lote 5 to 9 and It to 16 and
*
21 lo 32 \nd At lo 44
and 46. 47, 48 land 33 to
64 Tuacawllla -
Katherine end Anna
lfin.cn
Orrrxtrret Turp, Co
Overatreet Turp. Co
Lot 9 Block D Mitchell'. 8 ur
•d I>evy Grant
ock D Mitchell
• of Levy Grant
Lot II Block D Mitchell'* Sur
vey of Levy Grant____ ,
Lota 12 and 13 Block D Mitchcll'a
Survey
of
Levy
G ra n t..........
'
Lota 14, 13 and 18 Block D
. . Mltcheipy
Survey
of
Levy Grant .
'
Lota 21 22 and 21 Block I)
Mitchell'*
Survey
of
l^ v y G ran t___ ,
I.ol 30 Block D MvtrhrU'a Surh i* .
of 1-cVy Grants
_
Lot* 31 and 32 Illork D llfitch-'
Jamra A. Davrnport
Edgar Gilbert
Unknown.. . .
,
Fraol'a Addition to Allamonle aa Recorded in Plat Rank Na. I. Page 14, Seminole
Jiraet A *h le y „,__
**
N E W ................. '
Hun N 390 ft .E 1012 >4
“ft- S 390 ft W IO I2)j
feet .
.
7
of N W W
of SEW
of
NEW ....
Heulbrrn Florida Cllraa Co
Town nineteen (I
taac# thirty (30)
Road oa Sactloa
E**t, theare went
public ro«d
Jjoa» 36 and 37,
prnximalely thr*. ----- tenth* (J. J)
mile* to th)>»
eornrr of Tow* nineteen (19) 80013. Kany# thirty (30) Kan,
theare north followl*** public road throufh
rntv*tii i ? 6) and tveaty-aavaa
I’ aola approximately ol _and oit^-half t I I*i
nineteen t l 9) Souths Haara
k j.ibroad
— j at
-•...
*'«h hric
lhe (n t
x.a«t. run aouth i p p r o i i B i u l r
on* half mile poat of Sect loo thirty
hundred ai.ty .(U O ) f « t to
Town nineteen ( I f ) South
“n»nee*~t lifrty L#**hurg Branch
------ .J of Atlantic Coaat Lina
Railroad.
Drocriptlnn
Rcaolvtd,
— . . . . . T h a t th*
b* M » * d with
rommieionera of Seminole •and aaphalt or athar hard aurfare material
In
Seminole county, Florid*.
“ °*» find and hereby deter*
Thawa roada
)* purpoe* of grading and to be pared 1nat lea* than 9 feel in width
county bond* o f taid I. French A
>ura of *300,000.00 la rrBeginning
rata^of iateaeat to be paid avenue an.* F
,t'_b* 3 ly- ..per rent.-and
, — - the
. . . ford run teu
I’ta-tvtterrrr-nrrarh- i t t i i n * oh .' a
bond*
II be thirty year* the aouth hall
A. D. 1919, with 136). Town
u»lly.
thirty (30) E,
. That an election mf' r* to wfa
called and ordered
•»!• cemetery.
boru and Paola Road.
«g at the intereertion of Gtddahoro
French arenu* in th* city of SanW#et on Gold.boro atewel appro*Imatelv . i ght
( ht (II
(|l tenth*
tcntbL___
mile*, thenr* couth? " r **d p**‘ flu x ’ 'dairy ap proa* • * & ■‘K
tenth*’ mile*, t b .n c . fuljowini inf miin road * r * l aq4 ioutb«Mt*rlv
Edith D
tm«* -4*9, 466. - 470 - * * 4 -41*
Gllee, Orrratrret A tire
Unknown . . . ___
E. C.*Tynd»!l . ...
Lola 81 and 82 J. O. Packard *
Firat Add to Klidway..
Lota 1 1 2 , 113 and 137 to 140
J. O.
Farkard'a Firat
Add to Midway...........
LoU 409 lo 418 Loogwodd . . . . . .
29
OWNER
209. 303. 301 and 305
Altamonte L II A N Co
Lote 313. 319. 320. 321. 322.
323. 326 and 306. Alta
monte L If A N Co
|.ot> 437, 133, 439. 433. 456
and 437, Altamonte L II
A N Co
Lot* 345. 347. 369.
374. 403,
405 tnd. 407
Altamonte
1. H A N Co
30 20 32
30
Unknown.........
32 20 32
40
Ilaxter Reerr*
L*ey Craal ae Recorded In Plar Rook N«
Nrmlnelr Ceanly Record*
rey of Lery Grant
II Unlotted part Illork II
MitchrP'a
Surrey
of
Lery Grant...... ..
........
»t 8 lira* beg 12 rb N of SW
Cor run N 83 deg 50
min E 3.3 rh N 6 deg
30 min W 9 rh S 70 deg
W 6.67 th 8 30 min E
10.3 rhl Illork C Sfltrhell'*
Surrey
of
Lery
Lot 67 end All Led 68
Sanford Celery Delta .
P A C E ELEVEN
DESCRIPTION OF
LAND
Ix>t 10 niork R Mltrhell'a 8 ur.
.. tf7
Grant
Lot 13 Block
H Mltrhell'a
Surrey of Levy Grant- „
Hanford Celery Della a* Retarded la Plat lip* It N
17, 13. E and F Sanford
Ctlery Delta • __________
Lot 50 Sanford Celery
Ely
Araouat , r
T“ » U <
T H E SA N F O R D HERALD
mlnole Caaaly Hrrorde
.
*
OWNER
r l'i
•pp,51 ,» * ‘f l r four handriM (too?
We ctrrj' til tho
Iradinx varieties of
•w i
which
have
been tested i n d
known to be b e s t
adapted to our *oil
an d clim ate:
t
W r ite for our new
1 9 1 9 - cata log u e a n d
w e e k ly p ric e list. F le e .
7
O ld e st eatabllsh •d , Sped
H ou se
in
F lo rid a .
tirenty-1* **0° " ! 1^1 ‘ hT " ° ,lb
S o u r in g -
thirty f r o T ' E ^ ^ i r n " * .
(••Bly-lhre*
hundred
.UlV
(M eo) f*at «a road running north and aouth
Jacksonville, Florida
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I N T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N
1
CO. SOLONSF'. P. FORSTER
GATHERED ON HEADS NAAPRIL 8TH T’L BANK
IM PO R TAN T
M A T TE R S
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W ERE H A N • DLED AT T H IS M EE TIN G
_ Sanford, Fla., April 8, 19,19.
Hon. Board of County Commis, loners in and for Seminole county,
Florida, met In regular session at 10
o'clock a. m.
Present: Chairmnn
I, A. BrumUfcr and Commissioners
L P. Hagan, C. W. Entiminger, O.
p! Swope and E. H. Kilbtfe, with
y_- K. Douglass, deputy clerk and
B; B. Ilrady, sheriff,. in attendance.
Minutes of last regular meeting,
also call meeting held March 26th,
1919, read and approved.
Dr. Rnmsey appeared before tl\e
board In reference to Tick Eradica
tion Work and the appointment of
inspectors for Seminole county.
^ .NUMBER 49
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. APRIL 18. 1919
VOLUME X
ELECTED y e s t e r d a y a s p r b s • ID E N T . SUCCEEDING F. II.
RAND . RESIGNED
. F. P. Forster, for thirty-two years
connected with the First Nntidna!
Bank of this city as cashier and vice
president' was
yesterday
elected
president of that institution, suc
ceeding F. H. Rand, resigned. .
Mr. Rand, who has been president
of the bank since its organization
resigned yesterday as president and
also as a member of the hoard of
directors.» Twc/years ago Mr. Rand
moved from Longwood to Orlando
and since that time he has found it
very inconvenient tq look-after the
affairs of the Sanford bank. He is
also interested very largely In the
business affairs of his home city and
he gives up his work in Sanfordtin
order to devote more of hiB time to
his affairs in Orlando.
Mr. Forster is one of the best
known bankers in Florida, having,
ns stated, been connected with the
First National since its establish
ment in 1HH7. at which time he was
made cashier. Several years ugo he
was made vice president anil held
that position until yesterday when
he resigned to accept the presidency.
He has been the active head of the
bank for a number of years and un
der his able and conservative man
agement the business of the bank
lias grown steadily until at present
the deposits are larger than at any
Other period of the bank's history.
In addition to the election of Mr.
Forster jpe .president ut yesterday's
meeting, L. A. Ilrumley was elected
lira! vice president anil T J. Miller
Betjond vice president. Both of these
men have been directors of the bank
for a number of years and urc fully
acquainted with the nllairs of the
institution.
B. F. Whltner and A.
L. Belts remnin as cashier and. as
sistant cashier as formerly. A direc
tor will be elected at the next meet
ing to fill the Vacancy in the hoard
caused by the resignation of Mr
Itand.
Letter from Mr. G. U. Ramsey, in
reference to the proposed new bond
issue and the- building of new brick
roads was read, und the chairman
opened the meeting for general dlscuMion o f this matter, and the fol
lowing persons addressed the board
in reference to same: Mr. S. O.
Chase, Mr. Forrest Lake, Mr. E.
Curlett, Mr. II. it. Pattishall, Mr.
Logan. Mr. J. W. Flynt. Mr. W. A.
Whitcomb, Mr. G. M. Jacolis. Mr.
F, P. Forster, et al.
Citisens of
Chuluola here presented a petition
to the board asking that the brick
mad for their district be built from
. Oviedo to Chuluot#.
On motion of (). P. Swipe and
seconded -by ,h. P. Hagan and cnr:
ricd. that plans of new hard surface
roads be amended aa follows: T o
include 1 } j miles on West hide to
he designated by Commissioner L.
P. Hagan, to be of brick or othpr
hard sur(ace material, also French
avenue and Cemetery road, anti nlso
’• Goldsboro and Pnoln road approx
imately 9 miles to be of sand
asphalt or other.hard surface muterial: making a total milage of brirk
or other hard surface material of
22 rv miles, and approximately 9
miles of sand asphalt or other bard
surface material anti that an elec
tion be called to determine whether by L. P. Hagan and enrried, E. II.
or not the county shall bond for Kilbee is instructed to post danger
signh on both ends of bridge over
MOO.000.00 for road building.
Keonlorkhntehee Creek between Ge
Motion of O. I*. Swope and sec
neva und Chuluotu.
onded by L. P. Hagan and carrietl,
The following resolution was of
clerk is instructed to notify Confered
by () P. Swope and duly sec
tractor S. O. Shinholser to make
onded
by L. P. Hagan and adopted.
necessary changes in basement of
See ndvt. in this issue containing
court house for the government lav
.
atory. as per schedule tiled, approx-- resolution, i
IU> it further resolved,' that an
imute cost to be $160.00.
election be and the same is hereby
Mr. M. M. Smith addressed the called and ordered to be held at the
hoard in reference to aid in road
several places where the last general
building by the ^tate road depart
election was held in snid county, for
ment, on roads in Seminole county.
the purpose of voting upon and de
Motion of E. H. Kilbee. seconded termining by the legal voters of said
by C. W. Entiminger arfd carried, county whether, or not such bonds
Commissioners 0- P- Swope and L. shall be issued, said election to be
P/ Hagan arc hereby appointed a held on the 13th day of May. A. D.
committee to go to Tallahassee and 1919, in accordance with law in gen
meet with the state road depart eral elections.
mint at their meeting to bo held
(See Advt. of election, notice else
Wednesday, April 9th, 1919.
where in this issue,)
Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded
Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded
by C. W. Entiminger and carried, by C. W. Entiminger and carried.
resignation of A. .E, Mitchell, ns Attorney J. J. Dickinson is instruct
bridge tender at Geneva Bridge is ed to confer with city council_ajjd
agree with them as to rebuilding of
accepted.
Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded First street road within the city
by E. II. Kilbee, and carried, W. P. limits of Sanford, same to be done
Mitchell is hereby appointed to be under supervision of the county en
•'
bridge tender at the Geneva bridge,< gineer.
Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded
to serve at the pleasure of thia
by C. W. Entiminger and carried,
board.
the matter of caring for LeRoy
M otion'of L. P. Hagan, aeconded
Stewart is referred to L. P. Hahan,
by O. P. Swope and carried clerk la
instructed to advertise for bids for with power to act.
/Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded
the building of concrete abutments
•'for bridges over Soldier Creek, Gee by C. W. Entiminger and carried,
Creek and Howell Creek, bids to be clerk ia instructed to draw warrant
received at thb next regular meeting to Mr*. E. M . Calloway, for the
of this board, also for abutments for purchase of five trees by the county
bridge over ditch about I mile north to be planted on the bulkhead.
Notary public bonds of T. L.
of Oviedo.
Lingo and C. L. West were ap
Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded
*
by O. P. Swope and carried, clerk Is proved.
Bond of Don Macflonald to carry
instructed to employ Fred T. Wil
fire armi was approved and license
liams, to make estimate for repair*
on Wekiwa bridge, one-half to be ordered. issued.
Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded
paid by Sgmfnol? county.
by C. W. EnUmlnger and carried,
Motion of C. W» Entiminger, aec
The petition of reaidenU and owners
onded by L. P. Hagan and carried
of property on Cameron avenue be
O. P. Swope and E. H. Kilbee are
tween Celery avenue and Geneva
hereby appointed a committee to
avenue,, asking that county havt
investigate .condition
of . bridge
Cameron avenue opened forty feet
over Eeonlockhatcbee Creek be- aid e ia hereby granted.
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tween Geneva and Chiiluots, And
Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded
make report to thia board. .
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TH E PQI'OSED COM M ISSION-M ANAGER FO RM
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OF
The committee on Municipal Legislation appointed by the
Board of County Commissioners and the Seminole .County Board
of Public Instruction have reported w ill a proposed charter for the
city as previously announced.
The material for this charter is in the hands of the committee,
hut is pot in available form' as yet. Typist* are now- at work
copying it in convenient form and copies may be seen nnd exam
ined ns soon as they are finished by application to any of the com
mittee named below.
The charter will be preseted' to the present session of the
legislature for ratification, after which it will be referred to the
people of the city by ballot ns to its acceptance or rejection.
Below is the report of the committee, who have worked hard
and faithfully on this matter, hut ipany other citizens have, been
called in conference, with the result that the proposed charter
for the commission-manager government for the city has hail the
advantage of .being passed by some of the best business men nnd
legal talent In the city. . " ,
The proposed "new charter is paterned very largely after that
of St. Augustine, Fla., in which city it has proven remarkably suc
cessful.
. Following is the committee’s report:
To the Property Holders and Voters of Shnford:
The Committee on Municipal Legislation, presents for your
consideration a proposed now charter for our city: such charter
being prepared -in the Iprm of a bill for introduction and prisssge
by the legislature of Florida at the present session. .
The need of improving upon our present form of city govern
ment has impressed itself upon all of our people. It is realized
and conceded that by the system under which the city has been
operating, satisfactory results can not he attained nnd that San
ford is denied the opportunity and the means for developing•along
those lines which should be followed to realize \o the fullest extent
its civic possibilities. Giving the full and unstinted credit to
which they ure entitled to those citizens whose interest in civic
affairs and whose willingness'to render public service has prompted
them to take upon themselves the responsibilities of municipal
office, under the present charter, it must be admitted that its anti
quated nnd cumbersome machinery hus greatly limited their powers
of accomplishment.
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The work of prepnrihg a charter for Sanford was taken up
over a year ngo. It hns qot been done hastily or without full and
mature consideration. Those entrusted with the task were im
pressed with its importance nnd with the responsibility involved,
and have been actuated by the sincere desire to evolve ami to be
abb- to propose such form of organic law for our city us would
insure nn economic nnd highly efficient system of management for
municipal affuirs. T o this end the charters of many cities now
operating under the Commission or city-manager forms of gov
ernment were obtained nnd carefully studied; extensive corres- *
pondcnce was had with the responsible officials of many of tliose
cities, and the best nnd most noted authorities on the subject of
charter building were freely consulted. The result is the charter
herewith presented for your consideration, ami is patterned largely
after that used in St. Augustine, Fla.
Some of its chief advantages may briefly be mentioned as
follows:
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I . It ’ establishes. a simple, ilirert and businesslike form of
government.
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It mnk^s elective officers responsible to public. opinion by
means of the initiative and referendum. .
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3. It creates n sirigle-hcaded administration establishment,
nnd this, administrative unity makes for harmony between de
partments, since all are subject to a common head.
■t. It insures expertness in ml ministration at the point where
it is most valuable, namely: ut the head.
6. It takes politics out of city affairs by limiting the number
of person* to be voted for each year to a single legislative offiser:
thus enabling the community to center upon the best material
available.
(5. It affords to capable men the
opportunity of holding
office during good behavior, plus tending to the development of
trained public servants.
7. It furnishes,
through the recall, a simple method of re
moving inefficient or corrupt officisls.
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8. ft secures full publicity of official acts) yet eliminates
wasteful methods of legal advertising.
9. It prohibits candidates from soliciting office by improper
methods.
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10. It provides for the adoption of a “ Civic Plan" .for San
ford; thus insuring future improvement* and civic development
along definite and comprehensive lines, and toward the accomplish
ment of a general plan -devised by expert opinion and previously
approved and adopted by the pepple of the city.
I I . It creates a purchasing -departm ent which -w ill -effect
.great saving.in toe purchase of supplies.
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It safeguards the city in franchise matters.
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13. It affords a moans for avoiding much unnecessary tear
ing up of streets for aervlce connections.
14, It corrects our faulty system of taxation; affording a means
for equalizing the same and for Increasing - the recorded taxable
values while reducing the millsge levied.
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16. It provide* the means whereby the people of any particu
lar locality within the city may, by their own initiative, obtain
needed improvement* which will specially benefit their poverty.
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16. Through the Initiative It provides a aimplo and eaay
method of direct legislation whenever necessity demand* it.
17. It rerognlxea the people aa the sole source of govern
mental power and imposes upon each1member of the community
the duty and ’responsibility of actively interesting himself in the
affairs of the city.
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18. If the charter is adopted It provides the means for amend
ing it at any time by a safe and convenient method.
We believe that the adoption ot this charter, will insure to our
city a form of municipal government well sulted-to it* particular
need*, and we unanimously and most'earnestly urge its adoption
in the'interest of a better and a greater Sanford.
S. O. Chase, Chairman
C. H. Smith
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C. E. Hoary
F. W . Mahoney
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B. T . Woodruff
H. C. DuBoee.
PRINCIPAL VICTORY BOND
McK in n o n CAMPAIGN TO
, RESIGNS OPEN MONDAY
|AFTER T W O YEARN AH HEAD S E M IN O LE C O U N TY C O M M IT
TEE READY FOR SU BSCR IP
OF SANFO RD SCHOOLS HE
T IO N S ON M O N D A Y M O R N
LEAVES
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Dr. J.' F. McKinnon
announces
Ibis purpose to retire, from school
I work.
Ilia letter to the board fol
lows:
‘ Sanford,
Fla.,
April 15,- 1919.
I Board Trusts.ee
|Sanford Schools,
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Mr. B. F. Whitnrr, Secretary,
|Sanford, Florida.
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Dear Sirs:
I beg to inform you of my purpose
I to retire from Bchool work • at the
close of the
present term.
I am
giving you this early notice of my
intention in order that you may
have ample time to secure a principal
before tho most competent teachers
|are engaged.
Thanking you for your ro-operutlon nnd support in the conduct of
the schools and wishing for you ron:
Itinued success in this great work,
I am.
Yours sincerely,
(Signedi J.’ F. McKinnon.
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The Big Victory' Loan Campaign
will be launched In Seminole county
on Monday, April 21st.
The banks of Sanford will sell
these bonds on the terms of previous
loans where desired which' provides
for the (Payment of $1.00 per weelT
for fifty weeks on each $50.00 bond
purchased, or they will sell these
bonds on the government plan as
follows:
Ten per cent on or before May 10.
Ten per cent July 15s Twenty per cent August 12.
Twenty per cent September 9.
'Tw en ty per cent October 7.
And the remainder with nrcrued'
interest .on deferred installments on
November. 11.
Some solicitor has your name, but
if they should fail to find you go to
headquarters at Bower &. Roumillat's
and purchase your bonds.
Dr. McKinnon has been super
vising principal of the Sanford school
vising principal of
the Sanford
schools two years. ' During these
two years, he nnd his faculty haVe
had to contend with tho unusual,
demoralizing influences of Trachoma,
the eye disease, the war nnd the In
fluenza. together with the frequent
resignations and changes of teachers,
doc chiefly to larger salarics.^ffered
elsewhere.
But notwithstanding
thise xerlo'.ss difficulties the enroll
ment reached H43 the first year nnd
numbers*now 829, and though the
average attendance wns reduced by
the eye troublcand the Influqnza, a
fair attendance was maintained and
excellent work wns done by the
schools. The graduating class this
year will be one of the largest that
hus been sent out "by the Sanford
High School.
The present Senior
Clnss
numbers
twenty-two nine
more than the class Inst yeur.
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Terms of the Victory' Loan were
announced Sunday by Secretary
Glass.
Tho amount Is $4,600,
000,000. over sub scriptiona to be
rejected.
Interest 4** per cent for partially
tax exempt notes, convertible into
3
per cent notes wholly tax ex- .
ernpt.
Maturity, four year*., with the
treasury reserving the privilege of .
redeeming the notes in three years. <
During these two years, through
the efforts of Dr; McKinnon, the
Sunford High School has enjoyed the
advantage and distinction of being
placed and kept on the accredited
list of Southern Schools and Col
leges—a distinction not enjoyed by
some of the larger high schools of
the state.
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Dr McKinnon retires from school
work to devote himself more exclu
sively to the pastorate. He is pastor
of the Oakland Presbyterian church,
and during tho two years of his con
nection with the Sanford schools
the membership of his chujrch has
increased 60 per cent., nnjl the con
gregation arc'now preparing to build,
a new
church
and an
manse.
The work of„ the church will be
ample to engage the entire time of
the pastor.
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The 3*4 per cent notes to bo is
sued later, also may 1be converted
subsequently back into 4** notes.
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The 4 Vi per cent securities are to
be exempt from state and Jocal tax
ation except state and inheritance
taxes und from normal rates of Fed
eral income taxes. The 3 ** per cent
securities are exempt from all Fed
eral, state and local taxes, except
estate and inheritance taxes.
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The site of loan was much smaller
than had been ’ anticipated by moat
of the close observers, who lookod
for an issue of about $6,000,000,000
particularly in view . qf Secretary
Glass' past statements that the' loan
would be five or six billion.
This will be the last Liberty Loan.
Secretary Glass explained, although
there Will be other issues of govern
ment securities to finance belated
»n r expenses.
These will not be
floated by popular cinpaigns.
None of the past issues of Liberty
Bonds are convertible into Victory
Loan notes and there are’ no specific
provisions In . the terms of the Vic
tory issue serving directly to main
tain market prices of past isaUea.
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campaign already has begun active
ly, without formal acceptance of sub
scriptions, aald report* tq. the treaaury, although tho official opening
date ia April 21, one week from yes
terday.
Thia drive will continue .
Itoyal Scotch Highlanders
three
week*
until May 1<}.
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One of the best musical concert*
ever heard in Sanford was that of
The committee wishes to be able
the Royal Scotch Highlander* Band to announce on Monday mext that'
which appeared In SanfOfd_ ror the Seminole county has subscribed Us
second time this season on . Wednes quota.
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day afternoon and evening.
Remember the money. brought in
The band appeared in Sanford un from the sale of Liberty Bonds pays
der the auapicca of the Welfare De the soldiers, sailors, marines, nurses,
partment of the Woman's Club and and doctors enlisted in the United
tho Boy Scouts and a neat sum was States service. It provides food and
realised from the sale of tags to the shelter and equipment for them. I t
immense crowds at each perform operates military hospitals here and
ance.
abroad. It transports enlisted men
(Thia band has been at St. Peters in the United States and abroad. I t
burg during the touriat season, and pays the bills of our army In France,
are now on their way to Atlantic the return of our army from France,
City, N. J., to play there during the and ita demobilisation. It pay* .for
summer season, and are taking in the our ships, provides the funds for tho
loans to our allies, pays compensa
cities enroute and giving concerts.
tion
to disabled soldiers and sailors,
The members of the band were
dressed In the Scotch Highlanders' and goes to provide for the general
costume and were very picturesque. running expenditures of the govern
.
They attracted a great deal of-atten- ment.
Remember also “ The war la not
tion and thejr music h^ld the large
-assemblage spellbound.
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ovfer until the bills are paid. The Is
The drawing card onkthe prograift sue of securities known as the Vic
was the singing of Bobble Brolller,, tory Liberty Loan la neeeasary In
the Scotch tenor, who was repeatedly order to enable the government to
encored. He has a rich, clear voice, pay ita bills. Tb|s la America’s debt
and his. singing could be heard — your debt an d 'm y debt." •
Don't fail to purchase your bonds
plainly even beyond the large crowd.
’i ‘ ’ *■• r> early fop Seminole county must go
| County Cleric E. A. Douglass left over the top once more.
■Tuesday evening for Tallahaasee on
,t>ualness for the county before the
Miss Marla Bragg of Rittar, S. C.,
legislature. which la now In aeaaion. is visiting Mias M ary Robinson,
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F R ID A Y
April llth
Tom Mix
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“ HELL R O AR IN
R E FO R M ”
also
"Hide anil Seek Detectives"
a tMack Sennett
a comedy
TU ESD AY
W EDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FR ID A Y
Ethel Clayton
Doithy Dalton
Marguerite Clark
Theda Bara
Margueiitc Claik
. in
in
in
“ TH E M Y S T E R Y G IR L ”
“ TH E C H E A T ”
also a
also a
Mack Sennett
Big-V Comedy
comedy
“ QUICKSANDS",
also
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Billy Parsons
in
“ C A M P IN G O U T ”
. M O N D A Y -v -
SATU RDAY
Fannie Ward and Sessue
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LIT T LE
TH K SHE DEVIL
M ISS
. “ W ILD FLO W K R "
also
H O O VER”
“ Fiendish Flannagan’
Harold Lloyd
a James Montgomery
Flagg comedy
comedy
a comedy
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S A T U R D A Y — Jane and Katherine Lee in “ SM ILES” also “ Footballs and Frauds” a Big-V Comedy
COMING N E X T W E E K — “ Little Women” Marguerite Clark in “ The Seven Swans” , Etc.
MATINEE DAILY AT 3:45: EVENING AT 7:45
For Snlo—.Ford touritfg'rar. Get
ns new. Reason tilde |ri«e. Fnctii
Charles Redder, Carnes Hotel.
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Garrison.
Ay tl Mel \fi 'JAyT/
U t itHlrl 1
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For Sale— Sanford Farms 1h»b4 J
Block 15.
Inquire of R. e.
imblo,. 906 Cass Ave., Detroit,
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45-Stp
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er typewriter. ?25.
4t-tf
hnr Sale — rowing
launch.
Length 26 ft, beam 7 (t. I’mlwi
engine 16-20 II. * I*. .One mured
lighter 15 x 50.
Fasily mnxerted
into house boat, all in good condi
tion. Kti(|uire J. K. Vaughn. I’. 0.
Dox Ifi. Sanford.
43-tl
LO ST
A ilurlr tilue
Please reliyo ti
Suitable reward.
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bonds, and demonstrations will be held
In-connection with public rallies. They
will be operated under the direction of
publicity department and HpeukW U U III I II U IIU O I .
era' bureau of the Sixth district
It
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lO I I I
lotended tu route tlieni so a tank
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I N f l N l-^Bl visit practically every town. The
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Eighteen Staeh Monster* To Traversa lory bonds will begin about April 2L
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Road* At Five Miles An Hour
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S prin g
Campaign
De
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Eighteen Anierirsn tnnk-v bodt. for
tin war overseas, will be exhibited In
the .'J’ T’ h ridrral Reserve District In
th» rotplng Victory Loan campaign, It
V is announced by llio Treasury l)i>.
parlment this- week. They aro thn
rn all tanks, ixipuhle of going forty
miles without repleiiinliinvut of the
I a ‘ollne supply
it Is not likely that the lanks will
I r -ak sn i p «h d laws, as their limit
cf five m h-s an Inin
Kadi will chiI* I wo in. I. I lie ditver und u UKchnn
1v • They will be dlsirlbuled over tho
<1 trlrt, sev. ial lo a stivie, and will
le driven from lown to town over llio
to miry roods.
"hn tan):j will bo met nt the princl*
ta! towns *y speuke-s for Victory
Dim
greitl
K jn d
A lw a y s .
I rouble
w ith
illlkllld
thoughts is Unit II is s,, very dlllletilt
*'• keep iliem only IImmil'Ii I s ; Soulier or
Inter, they Ibid utterntiee. Wo nuty
fnney Unit wo are keeping o'ur tincharitable opinions in ourselves. Inn
they lire iiliuost /•erlaln In express
tbeinselvc. In look <>r loue. if not In
« " r d The only wav In h r.- It\ kind
Trials All Have Value. .
Trials w (i tio'iit discover forces with
In. Says Victor Hugo: ‘There nre
liis|||ir|s. for all I lit* /rises of life.’*
phtill!* your mrd« rs to Shoemaker's
A deep perplexity awakens a Ikisli of
store
on Celery Il\•enue for purebred
Insight; a biller opposition sets tho
Moif on lire; a crave peril opens nor It hullle Island lbed eggs for hat<■lung.
eyes to hoi si's aiii| chariots of lire; a $l mi for 15. M rs. B. Steele. 48-2p
severe cnlastroplie evokes a heroism
\1 ;llltei 1 A, li \ii,. Itltellige III >oOM|*
id which tile sllffel er had not lli.'llldil
lotus, If « anilide. W I Wall.ni
i " learn siir \«•> ">i:
•TUI n Wl " vv
M um not l,e -.if-;aid of mjihI. * at »*r or
i red T \\ dim ms.
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Lea*ve at Herald Ollne.
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ror Sale Six- room bungalow
FOR RENT
alinort new, 4 miles from Sanford or
brick road, seven acres good laud
For Rent— Four large ronm-rtint
■some fruit.
Terms or cash.
AJ.sr housekeeping rooms und urge gitsome hogs.
A -bargain.
M._ K den. 509 E Third street.
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Smith. R. A Box 213
l7-5te
Furnished Rooms 1ty luj,
j or month. Every cunvenie nr)' Over
Philips Drug Store, corner Park and
First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop4.1-tf
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"the summer.
Apply MM Laurel
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a von in*.
RID E A B IC YC LE ;
Dally Thought.
Fortitude Is a great help In distress.
Plautus.
I T 'S the new, lively idea
Ifo r spring, especially be
coming to the well set-up
men of America.
W e ’ll show it to you in
single and double-breast
ed suits in many varia
tions and in many fabrics;
you’ll find it here in over
coats too.
Two Timely Tips.
Iodine stains may be removed from
biirenu scarfs, towels, etc., by using
peroxide. If the llrst application does
not remove It let the article dry and
try -nga|n. Do not use peroxide on
coloretl dollies, ns the ctilor will come
out ns well us tho slain.
created these styles; that
means they’re correct;
and that there's nothing
smarter.
A ll-w o o l fa b rics, satis
fa c tio n cura n tecd .
Sanford Shoe & Clothing
.• Company
For Sale Six room house and
small orange grove nt I’ nnla.
For
particulars. ( ’ . T. Rider, GOG Park
avenue, city.
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For Sale— Ford t»jrk, $350.00.
Good condition.
II. J. Gut, Rox
129, R. A.
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COM PANY
115 Park A ve.
THE CITY" GARAGE
For Sain.- Weaned -Duroc— pigs
from best blooded stock, $6.00 each
or pair for $10.00. Also a registered
hoar, 1 year old.
L. A. Renaud,
Sanford Heights..
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For Salo — 25,000' Livingston
Globe tomato plants, $1.50 per 1000;
1 All. Local Advertisements Under G Inch plants, from healthy condi
W. C. Post, Green Cove
This Heading T H R E E CENTS • tion.
47-2te
Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Springs, Fin.
In answering an adyortlsement
where no name is mentioned in the
id. please do not ask The Herald
for Information ns to the identity of
the advertiser.
Usually wc do not
know who the advertiser is and If
we do wc are not allowed to give
out this information. Simply write
a letter and addresa It as pqr in
structions lo tho ad.
For Sale— Five passenger Buiek
touring car—5 tires.
Mechanically
perfect. A bargain if sold at once.
Owner going north.
Call at 618
Oak avenue.
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• Wanted— Pepper plants for immeFor
diate setting.
Any of the leading chenp
Sale— An extension table,
Phone 47.
47-2tp
B O O T H
A U T O M O B I L E S
P O W E R -E N D U R A N C E
C O M F O R T -E L E G A N C E
For Sale Nancy Hall and Porto
Rico sweet potato draws now ready,
$2.00 per 1000. F. O. B. rash with
order. Cates Crate Co.
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| For Sale— All the furniture of
Leaving city
This Column (a Free to Relumed Soldlera the Seminole Hotel.
A chance to save on
and Sailors Who Seek Positions. *. April 16th.
your money. Enquire at hotel.
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W ANTED
"Everything Men and Boys Wear”
The Home of Hart Schaffner
& Marx clothes
f i A SSIFIFD—
♦* vLnuull iLjU ♦
ADVERTISING
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For Sale — Registered Duroc Jersey
pigs. E. Curlett, Geneva, Fla.
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C h arge'25 Cents.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
FOR SA LE
Get Thij, Girls.
For Ironing laces mid dnlntv fabric*
no Iron lias been brought out In K.ngluinI In the form of a polished steel
roller lilted with electric heating units.
The waist-seam
•vtuffiwr & Man
ring.
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A T A.M ODERATE PRICE
Tubes, Accessories
GENERAL REPAIRING— FORDS A SPECIALTY
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THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CARS
AUTO TIRES
W e carry the most complete stock and the five most select lines
handled in the county.
Tires we sell are
postively guaranteed.
TUBES, G ASO LIN E, M O B ILO ILS , GREASES, C O M P LE T E STOCK OF
AUTO ACCESSORIES. W H IT E S T R IP E LE A T H E R FABRIC TIR E COVERS
> | V Y heart U e-throb with a eong (or you,
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Out l^ero where the tkiea ere wide.
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’ For oh! now I know that you lire anew,
For oh! that your promite it true, la true.
My chameled aoul hat arisen, too—
My aoul that 1 thought had died.
Phone 16
IM M E D IA TE S E R V IC E — YOU DONT
H A V E T O W A IT— T H E R E ’S A MAN
A T T H E CURB T O S ER V E YOU
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you who uncorercd my leaden heart,
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Finding ita drota and alloy,
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For you who smiled at my ahameleaa art.
For you who bade all my derila depart—
Oh, you—you are here and my pulree atart.
Dancing In new-found joy.
MET you, I heard you with mine own care,
Whom mine own eyes could tee}
Then what do 1 care now for death or yeare
And why. ahould I reckon with dread* or lean?—
But oh, that my aoul could melt in tear*.
For you have come back to met
me—even me— Brat of alt you camel
(And ah, but the earth 1* fair!)
And oh, but there bumelh a sheer white flama,
Cleahiing my heart's red chalico of shame!—
My heart that shall shrine ever one dear name.
For you—you—you ara there I
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/ T O let me sing where the skiei are blue,
f ^ * - T f e1l?W?WitttW wbtrrprTMf. fifth
Oh, let ma dance all my joy for you!
For you hare arisen—my dream Is true.
And Master, my soul has arisen, too,
Out of its hateful thrall.
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 TS O F S E M IN O L E C O U N
T Y — 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
GENEVA
Revival services are being held at
tin- Methodist church by Rev. L. T.
Wright.
Mrs. II
H. f’ altisliall and her
Sunday school class of voting people
spent last Sat unlay afternoon beau
tifying Hie grounds around the
Methodist -eliurcli anti cleaning up
generally; when the work was done
they very much enjoyed a chicken
plllau slipper.
Mrs. M. K. Dooley
pleasantly surprised them by bring
ing over u large cake.
S E M IN O L E
John Me Waters received his hon
orable di.iehargc from the army and
.feturned Home .last'week bringing
lb wife with him.
- Frederick Schluter moved here
last"week Irom the Miller plan* near
Sanford.
ANNEX
ON
MAGNOLIA
AVENUE
of Winona Margaret, in honor of her
grandmothers.
Mrs. Purvice's
mother arrived from Central Lake,
Michigan, April 10th for a visit of
some length.
Mrs. 1). A. Howard and daughter,
Hoe, drove to Pahokee this week to‘
Mr. and Mrs. Harold have recent join Mr. Huwurd-for a time, making
ly, bought the place belonging to Joe tin* trip‘ with a party of friends,
and Tom Fortier
ved LhutO <»- —
.piuTy
few days ago.
drove over to Oviedo Sunday tg ad
Frank KVuns and'son Tracy left mire Mr. Mead's amaryllis gardens.
Ttiesduy for their home at Holton,
Honk Hunter has returned to
Mass.
Mrs. Evans' will remain a Charlotte, N. C., after a lengthy
couple of months longer. Mr. Evans visit with his cousin, Graham Hunhas bought the Sundell Island and
expects to return in the early fall to
commence building a winter home
A Jolly party wus given at the
Evans home last Thursday evening
in honor of Frank Evbns and fam
ily. A large erowd was present
l^rfreshments of delieious ice cream and
wafers, rake, bananas and candy
were served and the occasion was
very much enjoyed by all!
During
the rnurse of the evening the parly
was entertained by music ami boat
riding
WEST GENEVA A V E N IR
Tin- Tuesday rain was needed
It
is line on the corn crops and garden
Everything is looking good since flu*
cold weather has passed, away.
OVIEDO
Mrs. Lizzie Jacobs has returned
Edwin Haulerson, who has just
from Miami and is with her dough
arrived from overseas service spent
tier. Mrs. Chester Partin. Mrs. Jathe week end in Geneva, file guest of
i cobs brought her little grandson, Joe
Mr. anil Mrs (' W Culpepper, be
‘ Ctilti'y home with her for an extend
fore going on t tm lus hohie ill I'.lifll
ed visit
Clean u p Week m O v ied o did
much to improve the looks of t Intown
Many unsightly places, have
been removed aml beautified.
On
Friday a picnic dinner was served on
the school grounds, after which there
was a very enjoyable program ren1tiered by tin* school, closing with
; talks .by Rev I, T Wright and T
BANK
Chicks will crow much (sstsr It r oa feed them
are known the world ov
P u rin a
Chicken C h ow der
• with Purina Chick Feed
teesuse Purina Chicken Chowder U rich In
rlrmrnta that makablood. bonee.frsUwn,Iran
mol. Whrnlcd. ssillroctcd.wlUiPurinaCliIck
feed, we cuaraaloe
Double
Development J*
or Money
Back
gPURINAa
durini the firs*
e weeks ol a
CHICKEN
chick s life. In
(llieckcthosnl
CHOWDER
bass oulr.
FEED
We
FOR T H E
have the
line o f Purina Feeds and
Our
prices
ran
201 W . First St.-
Phone 181
Purity
Economy
& Efficiency
Mr. upd Mrs. Jack Thompson and
two baby boys and M ■
1’ owei!
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BOX FILES
for filing
Letlcra, Uilla, Involcea, Receipts.
Etc, Plenty of them
at
50.* each
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
Office Supply Dept,
Phone 148
Sanfurd, Florida
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C O O D T O T H E LAST DROP
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
It will lie a happy day when peace
is settled. Then we run all rest at
ease and have no more dread on our
mind of war.
EAST HANFORD
Mr. and "Mrs. C. I). Couch are
about to buy the bungalow on Lake
Onoro known as 'the Murks house
During the past three weeks there and expect to sell their First street
have* been three hundred visitors at home this week.
“ Wait-a-bit," the homo of T. L.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain
Mead, where he has over ah aero
have a beautiful colonial style Pathe
planted in amaryllis, which are now
music cabinet placed in theirt homo
in full bloom.
this week by the Sanford Furniture
Tuesday w an clean up day at the Company.
cemetery preparatory to Memoriul
The Sunday school' children will
Day.
About twenty people went
enjoy an Easter egg rolling on the
out with hoes nnd rakes and baskets
Moore's Station church lawn Satur
of dinnef, so that the work could be
day afternoon.
completed in one day. A very hard
There are rumors of n coming
shower interfered with ' the work
wedding
to take place in East San
ubout 2 o'clock and most. of the
ford
soon
one of the must popular
crowd left thinking it would rain nil
the afternoon. Messrs. T. W. Law- girls hero.
The whole Methodist congregation
ton, Jus- Clarke, Frank Anderson,
Steen Nelson, Mrs. it. G. Smith uml of East Sanford went, into tofcn in a
Mrs. J. It. Jones, however, took up body Sunday morning fpr service.
the work after the shower und did * Mrs. W. E.
Watson and little
not leave until ‘the task had been Miss Wight from town were all day
completed.
guests of Mrs. G'. C. Chamberlain on
Thursday.
LAKE M AR Y IT E M S
A daughter was horn to Mr. and
The recent raina have been greatly Mrs. Ashley Purvice April 8th. The
young lady has been given the name
enjoyed by all.
always
PURINA
CHICK
Mr and Mrs Neat t u p and chil
dren and Mrs. Thompson ami son.
Caret Thompson spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Will Robinson. All re‘port a good time.
We are'all trying^to raise all we
can to cut liie grain and food bills.
It doesn't look like the high prices
will ever go down again. All the
way .we can do is to raise plenty at
home, to save the high cost of living.
are
Daily Fashion
R IS IN G SUN
On Thursday evening a most enjoyuhle birthday party was given in
the grove adjoining the Methodist
parsonage by the Ladies' Aid ko/iety. The invitations requested thut
each one bring a penny for each year
of their lives. A sum of $-11.(Ill Was
realized which will be used for
screening the parsonage and making
other needed improvements.
Rev. L. E. Wright, pastor 9! the
Methodist church is in Geneva this
■week conducting a meeting in tin?
Methodist church at that place.
complete
right.
The rain is good on the whitefly.
It heats them' off on .to the ground
and then they can’ t risi to the trees
any more. They are a sneak little
I eojile are preparing now lo gig
Irish potatoes and they are bringing
a fine price.
MONEY
An especially effective use flf jet
tuitions Is shown on this cost nine of
wlrt* foulard with blue a saiin figure.
Kximuled v. *! and rovers are of s.v
tin. with the buttons placed along
the edges of the revtra, beginning at
the bu.uline. White satin forius tho
collar ami‘ cuffs. For trimming pur
poses, 3'v yards • 30-ineh satin. In
cluding the foundation skirl Tfirro
nnd vj yards Igurod foulard mako
tho overdress. '
.Pictorial Review Costume No. 78S3.
Sizes, 14 to 20 years. Price. 25 cents.
FLOUR
It m eans n u tritiou s bnkin&s
p a la ta b le and e a s ily d ig e s tib le
W IG H T G R O C E R Y CO.,
Sanford, Fin.
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You Won’t Bf Sorry-------- 7— ~
if You Hitch Up With this Store!
You wont be sorry because,
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w e sell you good; clean up-to-date
m erchandise at reasonable prices,
and w e G IV E you the service that
you are entitled to.
You get value
receivetl from us.
W e thank our friends for the very nice business given us
since our opening, especially the business given us during
our tailoring sale last F riday and Saturday. This business
is highly appreciated and in return we are. going to give
you tailoring that is backed up with a service of the very
highest order and one which has a direct appeal to the
w earer of good clothes.
S a n fo r d , F lo r id a
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Good Blood Pays in Raising Hogs
The Walkill herd of Duroc Holts
includes some of the best known
blood lines in America*
Probably the highest priced Sbw
cr brought
Florida is "E D 'S
rver
Droucht ito------FANNY ORION." Her sire Was
the famous Orion Cherry King,
(irand.Champion, and her full lit
ter brother won the Grand Cham
pionship of the Uhitcd States at
Chicago in December, andsoid last
month for $10,850.00.
We can supply you at reasonable
prices with Hoars andvSows of
proven worth and blood Hries. Wc
have a limited number of bred
sows. .and , -i
gilts
boars
s0
,,, and. .some
.
. „
capable, of
of Holding
holding ttbeir own In
the fastest company.
Whpn Vou buy cattle, hogs or
Angora Goats from Walkill Farms
you secure acclimated. animats
and the value of this cannot be
overestimated.. We also have
Porcheron and Belgian brood
mares. bred to ono of the best
Spanish Jacks in America.
A F IN E SPANISH JA C K R E A D Y FOR SERVICE.
The W alkill .{Stock Farms Company
Green Cove Springs, Florida
DAN CU PID AND FATHER T IM E
are in conspiracy nil the time in our
vulcanising shop. For Father Time
is our vulcanizer and constantly re
news with the breath, of youth, life
and resiliency all of the old, wornout, used-up tires and tubes which
Dan Cupid, Chauffeur brings to
him.
And you ought to sec how
spry those pld tires arc when they
leave our shop.
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
Oak.and 3rd Sh
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
BUDGET o f O P I N I O N ‘‘ JUST,
BETWEEN YOU AND M E”
even
th e
gate
po st
Sanford, Floridt
Poverty is in the mind; not in the
pocket.
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| This poor rich man was fretting
over the grocer bills and the cost of
ire and gas and electricity. He was
fighting to keep down the wages of
the servants. It hurt him when hisj
palms and trees to trim the under I
limbs sway from them and it will,
certainly do the passersby a world of
coda. '
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WOMAN’S CLUB
Report o(, Expenditure*
Bated the roses from her garden each and privilege ito cal) • friend, we
month to the chapter hostess.
A would not bhve been here at all.
gavel, sersp book and our /harter fee
Respectfully submitted,
hsvc been given to us.
(Mrs. B .J .i’Elizabeth II. Starling,
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Let me congratulate the Wom-
To nil who so generously rontribC' U.b ,and th.e city cc*uncil on ! ut°d
to the Aspirin Fund, for the
d
i h b, ? t ne ° n„ thC bu,fc- lwneflt
mounded soldiers in.Enga . That hj the stuff
1 have lish hospitals, through the Sallie
been crying about the bulkhead in Harrison Chapter of the D. A. II.*
these columns for, lo, .these many
Mrs. B. J. Starling, Regent, Sallie
years, and it may lie that if ■! keep
on 1 shall haye the unlimited pleas Harrison Chapter, D. A. R.
ure of recording the fart that the
bulkhead is a thing of beauty forever.
It is very gratifying to me
and I hear the samo sort of remarks
all over, that the city council and
the Woman’s Club have joined hands
and have taken it as a duty to make
that bulkhcjid the beauty spot of
the town and it wqn't be long until
this dream is realized if the proper
amount of enthusiasm is kept at
work in these two wonder working
bodies. The backing of every able
bodied person in the city should be
with this movement.
Dear .Madam Regent—Your com*
mittec on supplying aspirin to the,
military hospTtafs of our allies, consisting of MesdnmP* J. N. Whitner,
Forrest Lake, William Watson, Bnrt
Peterson, B. J. Starling and Miss
Alice Caldwell, beg leave to report
that the sum of 1220.93 was collect
ed and expended in the purchase of
49,300 aspirin tablets, of which 20,750 were sent to the King George
Hospital. London; 10,760 Achison
Hospital. London; 300 Duchess of
Sutherland Hospital, nt the front;
7,500 General Hospital, Rouen,
France; 2,500 First Australian Gen
eral Hospital; 2.500 Hotel Djeu, I.aA I acknowledge- with thanks the
very nice letter written and the nice Ferte, Milon, Aisne, France; 5,000
remarks made about the "Saunterer" H. E. T. Glover, London for dis
tributing.
by Rev. Father J. J. L'Riordan, that
appeared in the Herald last week. I
From most of the above, cordial
do not mean to get into any afgu- letters of acknowledgment were re
mcnl nbqut religion and especially ceived and are enclosed and mnde
with a Reverend Father, but I part of this report. Sufficient rime
would call attention to the furl that has not elapsed for replic^to the last
most of the.churches are now to consignments.
gether on T I M E and that was the
Vouchers for expenditures are re
object sought by the humble mutter spectfully. submitted.
ing* of this servant of the people—
Brenda deV. Morrison,
the Saunterer.
Chairman Aspirin Fund.
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One of the many.* .encouraging
things of the Sallie Harrison chapter
Dally Thought.
He la foot tali to. blame tbo
is the appreciation our beautiful
Celery City of Sanford has shown,. ta mlpwrecked twice.—flynt*
Lur city officials, county paper, the
Sanford Hernld, the shop men and
Nero's Golden Palace.
th’e farmers have responded to any
The golden house wns the pnlnco o f
call from the chapter and have of Nero In ancient Rome, which occupied
fered their future aid.
the vnllej between the Palatine and EsWe have adopted the Katherine qulllne. and connected the palaces of
Livingston chnpter by-laws with the Cnesnn* wRh the gn nlens of
only one addition. Our intention is Maecenas. It was built nfter the great
fin* of (VI A, D.. and was so largo that
to emulate the Kathefine Livingston
It contained portico* 2.S00 feet long
chapter. We feel it will assure the
nnd Inclosed n lake where the Colos
state regent" oH the sturdy growth of seum now stands. The forecourt con
her baby chapter.
WJu?n
began tained u colossus of Nero 120 feet high.
this report, I asked you to remember
our "extreme youth” —again I re
mind you of that—and tell you that
„ German Title of Honor.
if it had not been for the untiring
“ Von” before a name In German de
aid of our state regent, the able ad notes n privilege title, either Inherited
vice of my former chapter regent, or bestowed bv n monarch upon his
Mrs. Qraig,* the more than patience subject for meritorious services. While
of our gracious national officers, es formerly this prefix wns found In mllltnry or feudal families only, many.
pecially Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher,
commoners, captains of Industry, sci
organizing
secretary
general and
entists. financiers nnd artist* wero so
the encouraging message of our honored by their monarch*. The title
D. A. R. founder, ___
Mrs._____
Mary _E. is cither hereditary or censes with th*
Lockwood, whom I hove .ho honor
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Bonus •
Report-<>f* Sallie Harrison ChapterWRITE TOR CATALOG S ] ESTABLISHED SEE
As a result of inquiries received'in to the 27th Annual Oewfcrente held
I ttQUSEJRELORlD/t
not.mem- at^St. Augustine Feb. I I ,
A ’ Chief Is A m e w r ^ r T»h ln» ■Not
— I I f •-OUlUiUiiWtU.W-oilw*- aw-.t
facj fc-r.-.or not
- and Faith, "H e'll Prlqt ’em” —
because his daughters spent so much. Iters of the Students' Training Corps
Madam Stale Regent, Officers.
~ SaJ
J a Saunlejer.
*** .The demands of His workmen for -------------------------were entitled
to the bonus of $(10.00 Hostess, 'Chapter and Daughters of
Bo
;
more wages pained him like a sore provided fid* honbrably discharged the National Soriety, D. A. R.: •
toe. He haggled over the price of soldiers, sailors und marines, Senator
The Sallie Harrison Chapter greets
The Flnndcrs Miles
everything Jie bought.
Bark Trammell addressed an inquiry you apd brings to you a report of
i
On Flanders fields whrre poppies
In fine, he had every last one of to the War Department requesting her “ young efforts" with the request
grew,
the symptoms and inconvenienres of definite information relative thereto lHat you will keep in mind ‘her ex
The Easter lilies spring up, too.
poverty that his washerwoman had and is in receipt of a letter from treme youth."
Ami shed their fragrance fur aqd
Ami more. ’And if lie felt the pangs wfiieh the following is quoted:
We wen- otlinajly organized on
wide
“ You are advised that members of November 15th, 1918, with twentyof poverty and if money worried
In memory of those boys who tiled.
disease la no reipecter of per* illntely. T h e soo th in g, h e a l i n g o il etlrnhint and made him iniserfible. ran this Corps, w’ero regularly inducted six members and have since that M Kldn#]r
M . A r i i s j o r l l y o f tho III
ntTllcilna ulntea tho k id n e y*, r e l i e v e s Inflam m a
eoplo to.lny can ho irsred tmrk to tions and d e s t r o y s the g e r m s w h ic h
you tell me what difference there is members of the United States Army, time held two regular monthly
tdaey trouble.
have caused It. Do not w-ul| until to
and if honorably discharged were en
Whu died but yet who live again
between him and a h o b o ?
T h o k id n e y s a r e the most tm pnr tnnt m orro w . Oo lo y o u r d ru k ffls t to d a y and
and threb call meetings. At our or
Insist
on OOUI> M E D A t , H a a r l e m O il
titled
to
the
bonus."
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th
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body.
T
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are
the
In realms beyond our mortal ken;
The only use of money is to give
ganizing niching, we bfid the honor, f llle re r*. the purifiers, o f y o u r blood.
Capsule*.
In t w e n t y - f o u r ho ur s you
Who fought—but in'no losing fight. you ease and comfort, to drive away
should f e e l health and v l r o r r e t u r n i n g
benefit and pleasure of a talk from
K id n e y disease Is usually In dicate d by and w ill bless the day y o u Aral heard
For (hem do bloom the lilies white. your fears and enable you to live in . ^ White Walters at Carnes
iness, sleeplessness, nervousness, o f ( i w l . D M K P A I , H a a r le m Oil.
our state regent. Our first real work wear
despondency, b ac k ac he , sto m ach i ro u
For them do bloom the lilies white. spiritual freedom. If it does not that
A f l e r y ou feel that you h a v e cured
S. J. Carnes, manager of the Hotel was done while we were organizing ble. pifln tn lo in s nnd l o w e r ubdomen, y o u r s e l f , c o n tin u e lo tn k o o n e or t w o '
s a l t stones, g r a v e l , rhe u m atis m , sclnltcn re pell lea each d ay, so na to keep In
then no matter how rich they may Carnes has dispensed with all colored and was original.
We secured
an d lumbago.
r lrs l.ris e s con d ition and w a r d oft tha
And on this resurrection morn.
rnll you, you are pi&r
A l l the*# d e r a n g e m e n t s » r # natu re's dnrutor o f o t h e r attac ks
waiters in his dining room and has $220.93 by donations and misrclkNew life ami hope to us are born,
s I ktis I s lo w a r n you t h a t ' t h e k id neys
Ask f o r Ih d o r lxltm l I m p o r t e d OOteD X
And if you can have that feeling substituted white lady waiters in neous' sales; we used thr entire need hslp.
You
should
use (1<>I.I> M K P A I , brand T hre e alii-s
M oney r e
While Faster lilies bud and blow
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I f t h e y do not h e l p you.
of freedom, that sure belief in to stead.
I
amount
to
buy
aspirin
for
the
sol
On Flanders fields where poppies
morrow. that sense of abundance
The new service is a marked im ders in the King George Hospital in
grow,
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which money is supposed* to bring, provement and the Carnes is to be England, the general hospital at
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l.ury Hyatt, iri L. 11. A
but hardly ever does bring, and if congratulated upon the change.
Rouen, France- nnd others.
We
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you ran have all this just by using
have made 53 garments for the Bel1 The other day I met one of those your wilj power and changing your
' gians and have paid our quota to the
HOG 111l.l, BASKED
R ID E A B IC Y C L E ; *
all too common persons, a poor rich attitude of mind in other words, by
i National Society for Liberty Bonds
man. He owfied several farms, be rich thinking, which is easily attain
and for reconstruction work in TilloG E T S O M E PE P.
sides houses in town, stocks and ed instead of by accumulation, Both Houses of Legislature Carried
loy. If the state chairman has not
Seminole's
Hug
Law
bonds In the vault and money in the which is slow and laborious and un
heard from our local chairmen, they
Both the house and the senate of
bank.
certain. isn't this "the more excellent
will, for they have ail been appointed
the Florida legislature have passed
Yet he was poor. He had the es w ay!" .
and' are working.
the Seminole County Hog Bill,
sence of poverty in his mind. Be
Think on this! If you want to be which provides that "lings shall not
Our members have been very ac
cause bet was afraid be might come rich, why, be rich; it's easier than
tive
tn the Red Cross nnd all war
t.r permitted in run ill large in Sem
to w.int, because be was suspicious get.titig rich
• . Phone 251-W - 115 Park Avo.
Try it
Frank Crane inole County " The bill only awaits work, there are live of nor members
of everybody, because he Worried
the signature of the Governor and eiupl >cd l»v the l ruled .Stales gov
im-r Ins possessions and been us** he
Tlie super
r ] urn tidvised by the remarks to the ruitlicution by the voters of t|ie ernment in Washington
saMed more.
visor
of
surgical
dressings
for the
.the Herald last week that the city is county to,make it effective.
For poverty is not lack of things;
1|ave „ |u.w (oriu „| charter. .1
Sanford Red Cross, five chairmen of
As soon us the Governor* »1gna the
it's a statu of mind.
did *not know about- that as I bill arrangements will be made' to surgical dressings and the vico chair
man of tile canteen committee are
Rich folks are not they who have thought the new charter business
t rail an election in the county in oralanubini’e, but they who feel abun had failed « spine time ago. . l s an '5*Tler that the people may Vote oh the I members of our D. A. R. chapter.
dance As a man thinketh. so is be. glad that there is lo be a step t o
O i k daughters are active in county
matter.
D A IS Y T IL E
Y.nt are rich only when money ward what is commonly considered j The bill of like nature concerning work, too one member being chair
the
best
in
municipal
government
j
man
of
the
"
Victory
Girls,"
another
d". n t worry you. And if you have . . . . . .
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tho running at large of cuttle i n Cits
A I’ KRFECT DRAI.N TILE: Thoroughly Impervious In Water, Chemical
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chair man of the Red Cross Junior
milk
anil don’t fret over what Not that anv one, is to #tieitcriticized ; roiintv us advertised
Deronipimlllun, Atmosphere and Moisture.
has
not
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A ii \diary.
•y»ti do not hbve you are richer j in tin administration of nlliurs. ion
.
„ , ......... . ,, : introduced up to tins time, and d is
Made from that Name malvrinl adopted hy the Government to withstand
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lie in,.a who has $2,(1(10,11(10, and the system of a commission, or a .
Our treasury Ip-ing like " <\fother
Nitric und I’ lrric Acid tests in the construction of its Immense arid plants.
r
....
r„w
understood
that
it
will
not
be.
can i sleep o' nights because he commission manager form for city |
Hubbard's Cuphourd.’ '--Ve gave a
governments is an improvement over
Our supply Is limited only by our demand.
hasn't f 4,000,000.
card party; we were very succewsful
Airplanes Distribute Victory Loan
the
old
forms.
It
lias
proven
to
be
J'nvcrty is nut lack; it is the pres
nnd are now having it fund 'lo drawSOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA.
Literature
a gOod kind qf form for city man
sure of lack.,
front for the immediate expense of
Slock In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment.
The two airplanes which passed the chapter.
agement in other cities, and it is
r— •
over
Sanford
yesterday
morning
good to know (lint Sanford is get
We hnvc hnd many gifts. A Lib
ting something that has been tried northbound, created much excite
erty bond of $100, a subscription to
nnd has been found to be good. I ment by showering the city with
HANrOKD. FLORIDA
uur National Magazine for the uae
not'e also that there is to be a refer amnll circular* signed by lion. Joe
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Suf the chapter: one member lias doence to the people of this charter Sears, member of congress from this
before it is effective. Now that is district which read follows;
V IC T O R Y LOAN! *
what is truly democratic—let the
people speak.
If the people, who
They thought our* boys were molly
lid
q #y
is, proving to be a very popular car
after all are tho ones at interest, do coddles, but they proved themselves
^
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\ l l g n i S I X ) throughout the State, and the price
not want a thing, then it ought not to be among th? best and bravest
($1635) delivered is remarkably low considering t h e excellent specifications.
to he. The very manner in referring fighters the world has ever known.
the charter to the peopls to ratify — Wo sent them "Over There," and
seems to strengthen its hold—It I know funds will be furnished to
Y i 7 E H A V E a cut open
must be good or it would not be bring them back.
™ working model o f a
held up before the polls for you,
When our liberty—property— and
W
illy s Silent Knight at our
dear reader and I, who are not vers lives were nt stake,, the'several bond
office
which will explain
ed iri charter laws, but who pride issues were "over subscribed.
Now
r*
ourselves on having Just a bit/ of that "Th ey have won the fight for
thoroughly t h e working
common horse knowledge, to shoot us," 1 predict the Victory Loan will
principles and great advan
at with our ballots. If this thing is not only be over subscribed, but will
tages o f this wonderful m o
not right, then knock it out—if it is be the most popular bond issue ever
tor. C o m e in a n d s e e it .it
right, then let’s fight for it.
offered to the people.
• • •
is a pleasure to explain its
I am positive that the returning
operation to you.
5 I must get a word in about some soldier, if he was work in g'for an
body's duty that seems to be no American, will find bis old position
A JAUNTY WOOL JSS8BY.
body's duty. This is a mere passing ready for him. Let us show by our
Ttfcornparably smart Is this wool request, but it is one that, if attend acts, rather than words, our appre
Jersey in the fashionable now shade
lights in the back and fool your friends,
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called Marne blue.
The •overdress ed to will grant a good many people ciation.
they’ll
think
it
is
a
new
one.
Wc did not win. They won.
with pointed tunio Is tnoudud on * ease
---- and comfort and at the same
foundation of black satin and tunic; time will give the city council much Here's to the boys! God bless them.
belt, collar, revers and cuffs an* praise. I
respectfully refer to the
Joe Sears, ' ,
etltchod with bands of silk braid. low hanging bushes along the side
Member of Congress.
Batteries Sold, Charged and Re-built
The adjustment Is at ono side and a
bell of self-material winds Its way walk on Magnolia avenue. Now if
Goodrich
Tires a ll Styles and Sizes
around the backward and. forward, you don't think they are a nuisance
Two Great Lever*.
until R Is arrested In a throw-over just walk up to Tenth street some
The greatest results In life are us
knot. Medium size calls for <14 yards . afternoon after there has been a good
ually attained by simple means and
tH-Inch Jersey and 2*4 yards 40-lndt j rain. You will almost get wet from
the exercise of ordinary quail tie*.
*atla, with 8 yards of braid.
_ Pictorial Review Costume No. 793S j running Into, th e ‘ low hanging wet These- may for the most part b*
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Bixea, <4 to 48 Inches bast, Price; IS bushes. Just you try it and sec for summed' In these two—common sense
g.sri’j
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cents.
yourself.
It will not hurt these and perseverance.— Feltham.
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without the shedding of blood thero
Is no remission of sin?
The undlmn\cd 'hope Hint triumphs fiver the
battle roar of tho artillery of the
nations. Did not Mpses endure tho
thunders of tho mountain of revela
tion sustained by the still small-voice?
Tim undlmmed hope ennnot bo chal
lenged by the despair of suffering. Is
not htimnnity told thnt Inasinucli ns
.he suffered being tempted he Is able
to siiecor those wlut-orc In .any trou
ble?
Across the horlznrr of-f?n.stl»r paw
^lll’ fthfltjtnsuvignrlcnl figure., of. iinto
and* carnal ambition, nnd the myriad
crimes against humanity that He at
the door of the nations'of spoilers.
Yet the hope of humanity Is un•limitusl. The hope thnt triumph over
evi nt nnd through evgjit reaches tn
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rectlon o f ,the dead. 'Nature, rcveTatlpa and personal testimony all give
the same account that death la robbed
of stlnfe and grave of victory. Easter
Is precious to tjnman kind, because It
. (.caches thnt nil things may be con
quered by n hope that Is bnsed upon
living faith In God nnd his good pur*
pose to give life ra tify thnn to de
stroy. to Impart bteasipg rather than
to withhold, to grace hum/m life and
to wipe out the disgraces o f humnn
failure..
Tho undlmmed hope of humanity In
the final triumph of the good In based
Inrgely upon the testimonies to tho
triumph or the Ineffably good one
over the might nnd dominion of death.
Fnlth hns garlanded hope; thds graced
It scorns to consort with fatalism.
Faith hns given of Its precious blos
soms for the decking of hope, tnjd It
will not companion In the dnrk with
mere material destiny. The skies look
down uf>on the Tlv'cn fotnlr. The open
toinh reveals the glorified ungel. The
angel discloses the fact of Hie resur
rection o f the dead. Event, direful
and universal event—death Itself—tes
tifies lo the power of the undtinmcd
hope of mnnklnd made precious
through Jesus.
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Hope Eternal.
The. timllmmcd hope’ cannot he
clouded by the shedding of Idood. Did
not tho old Jaw that pointed- to the
stricken form o f Culvury suy Unit
Approximately ton million litho
graphed posters hate boon prepared
and dialrlbutt-d by the llureau of Pub
licity of lln> War Loan Organization of
the Treasury Department to remind
tk! patriotic citizenship of the ntillou
of Its duty to Invest in tbr Victory Ublarty Ijoan Tit* design* are excredlng
Jy attraeUve and unite to convoy a
powerful appeal and to create u na
tional afmnsphrre which will prerent
any one from Ignoring the fact that
Unci# Bain's fifth great flnanclal drive
Is going forward with even more rigor
than any rtf 1in notable predecessors
Tbo keynot# po*t#r of the loan—tbe
great twenty-four sheet poster which
through the patriotic eo operation of
the Poster Adr'**tlalng Association
will adorn the billboards of the mitn
try, and a smaller poster adapted from
the aarne design -sychronlaes with the
robust slogan, "Finish the job."
Thia poster, which Is considered by
many rrillcs to be the greatest Liberty
Loan poster ’lhat lias been produced,
appeals to every man who works with
his hands, be he laborer, fanner, sail
or. railroad man or other represents
tire, of the American army of brawn
and muscle
lie Is tho worker with
his right band In bis pocket reaching
tor money with which to Invest In the
^Victory IJberljr Loan This man. palnt»d by Oorrlt lleneker. ohvlnusly has no
•eympathy with bolshevism. He Is a
'partner with his government. His but
ton! of the four previous Uberty Loans
jbear evidence of hts share In solvthe
financial
problems which
came up In the stress of the fight, and
bis attitude and expression of ready
confidence on his face Indicate con
clusively that again he stnnds ready
to provide the necessary money for
the nation, while, wllh admirable com
■non sense and prudent forethought,
making the soundest,of Investment for
himself.
The display of twenty four sheet post i n of tills design aggregatnn 16.000,
and Is believed to be
largest dis
play of twenty-four aheet posters ever
msdo In the United Btates. The ag
gregate donation* of space for war ac
^ttTitles by the Poster Advertising Aspoolatlon. which Is chiefly responsible
>t«r the free display of these Urge bill
itaard posters has been estimated at
KilOO'.OOO.
J The official Issue of the smeller pos
VICTORY OF HOPE
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Easter’s Teaching Is
lers of the Victory Utterly t.oan em ter bears the splendid captain —"And
bracas fewer designs Minn any previ they thought wa couldn't fight * An
ous loan, but approximately the mine ample rupply of tl^lw poster was sent
number or pieces
tA Uonera! Pershing well In advance
Foremost on the list of the smaller of the opening of the Ixjan, nnd It Is
posters Is the adaptation of (be twen safe in assume that by this time the**
displayed In the
ty four design, sire 26 In x 3S In., Ilih postern are well
ograpbed In eight Impression* by Ed arena of Germany tinder prcupatlon
wards anil Deulsrh. of which 1.768.706 by lire American Expeditionary Forres
copies have been ordered. In response II must carry a painful lesson lo th*
In requests received at Washington Gertncn*. who during the war were re
from the respective Federal .Reserve galed with German posters picturing
district Victory Uberty l>ian 'organi Uncle -Sam with an Insignificant army
sation*. Then comes the design enti und purporting to prove that America
tled "For Home ami CounLry." paint could not become an Important factor
ed by Alfred Kvorttt Orr, representing In the conflict.
The sea forces are recognized In the
the reunion of a returned soldier.with
tils wife and child
Victory lib e r ty U>«n serle* by Ii A.
designed, engraved
This poster has been lithographed In 'Shafer's poster.
eight Impressions and two sites
Of anil lithographed tn eight Impressions,
the 20 In x 30 In size SCO.726 have size 30 In. x 40 in and oblong In shape
been produced and of the 30 In. x 40 This poster Is a spirited depiction of
the saving of an American transport
In.'idle 711,313.
from a Oormnn submarine und should
The "symbol"" poster of the Victory
nppeal to every admirer of our navy.
Liberty Ixran Is a blue " V " outlined In
A camouflaged Amerlran destroyer has
white to glvo great visibility on a mot
cul across the how of a great trans
tled red ground with the word "In
port laden with troops and looming out
vest" In white below the "V " Tire
of the mist, just In lime to drop a
entire poster Is outlined In white and
depth bomb on a lurking German sub
lias a broad blue border Ii constitutes
marine, which Instead of sinking the
an enlargement of the 12 f wind shield
transport, has l>*en compelled lo com*
sticker and Is similar to the "Teaser"
to the surface and surrender
poster which was used as a mystifying
Th e’ Natlonnl Woman's IJherty Inan
Introduction lo the general poster cam
paign.
Approximately 1,000.0.00 of rommlttee will have 300,000 posters,
these posters have been lithographed. size .20 In. x 30 In . executed with ar
The poster "Americans' AH," paint tistic restraint In gray nnd black on
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ed by .Howard Chandler Christy, rep buff by J. M. Hewlett.
resenting a woman paying tribute to
A "flyer" poster for the spethe Americans of diverse racial ,ort- rial purpose of advertising* the avia
glns.'who gavu their lives Tor the flag tion feature o f the Victory Uberty
on the fields of France. U considered limn publicity campaign Also wilt be
try Mr. Christy to be the . finest war used.
,
painting he has ever produced. Of this
A special poster approximately four
designed there have been lithographed feel In height by 28 feel In length has
1,893.424 posters In nine Impressions,
site 27 In. x 40 In
A poster which should give lively
satisfaction to every Individual who
takes pride In the achievement* pf the
American tCxpedlttonurj' T o r re s —i r
from the brush of Clyde-Forsythe, slio
30 In. x 40 In., and lltliographed In nine
Impressions, wllh a second edition In
the 20 In. x 30 In. site Of the larger
site the edition Is 1.000.000; of the
smaller, 487,600. The design show* a
doughboy carrying Oertnnn helmets,
returning wounded, but
triumphant
and happy from a victorious assault
up*o tho Qerman trenches. Tble pos
bring mankind hack to the stage of
savagery and leave to him naught but
tha material environment of his Imiiiodlato activities. Events must be, con-
' Dis-'
. nutmniiimtad.‘ co"-
pend upon the latent fatalism.
In humanity for Its JustiflcatloaT-rsuch ii hope holds no bey to
event. ■Ami without (lain kVy hope U
tu t In reality a.hopeless oxpectnney.
Events, governed Uy thnt outstanding
Inur of reprobation by which degenerary nnd decay follow all thing* In
tjiu-umtable course of nuture,. would
fitting that when the Women came to
tho tomb early upon the first Hunter
morning they should find thut nn angel was the announcer o f the victory
of hope ovtflr the Tnost mnllgnnnt ad
verse event of experience—(ho event
of death. Nor Is It strange that thu
consciousness of this vjetory for all
trolled, even glorified. Hope springs
pclling of Gloom From the
exultant In Hu- human hrenst, bemuse
there Is something that can certify to
Hearts of Mankind.
hope. This Is the divine spmk In the
hui nun breast, becoming In many
o p e that springs eternal In tho
cases a luminous ray that shines up
human hreust does not de
on the entire pathway o f life. It was
H
•he eternities Is IheAKnster hope of
g!>>ry, ami of goodness, and o f g r a c ^
-Iomis. the ilrst frulls of them that
slept, has risen, and points to the
eternal hope of humanity and the prn(Islnus of the grace of Got), that bring
redemption both lo the Individual and
•o the race. Tin- open tomb Is the si
lent testimony lo the risen and glorl*
fled-Jesus, lie *lts at the right hand
•if Jehovah, who in Itlrn looks upon
'he is-lty wars of princes and will hold
In derision they who lift themselves
up against the government o f his son.
Dailyfuhion Hin
HOT AFTER YOUR
LIBERTY BONDS
Eccratary Olata Warna Bend Holder!
To Keep Bonds Or 8*11 Only To
Soma Raputabla Bank Or
Trust Company
Tha farmer—or^uny other American
citizen—who desires to get rich quick
la offered plenty of opportunity th'ea*
daya to accumulate stock In every
thing from Oklahoma oil to African
rubber. There never werp quite bo
many agents going round helping
others to make> their fortunea over
night. Their prey 1b the Uberty bonds
held by almost every loyal clltxen In
the country. They do not ask for
money—they will awup anything for
bond*.
SCcrblary of the Treasury Carter
FOR t h e w a r w o r k e r
Glass has just
Issued a statement
The fashion of combining materlxl*
warning the public against the un expresses Itself eloquently in thu
scrupulous persona who offer to trade tuine of plaid sorgo and black satin.
worthless stocks for Uberty bonds, The bodice Is lengthened to fortn t
and against those "sharks" who at pointed tunic, tho adjustment beinr
tempt to persuade bondtufders to part nt one side. Tho Mandarin slewes
with their bends at a price far be nro edged with narrow rufllcs of tolow par. Every business man knows tlste, corresponding with the guitar*
that with an adjustment of bualnosa The fulness at tho waist Is held la
with a glrdlo or tho check materixL
condrtlons, Liberty bonds will bo Medium alzo requires lt$ yards U.
worth full face value on tho open mar Inch sorgo and 4 ynrds 40-inch Katin.
ket, and nobody should sell a bond for
Pictorial Review Costume No. 77yj
less thnn Its full value except In case Sizes, 34 to 44 Caches bust. prjco «
of absolute necessity. Even then, he cents.
Should take It to a reputable bank,
consult a banker In wliotn he ha* con
fidence, and take his advice. Usually
Meaning of Name ‘‘Rachel."'
It Is possible to borrow money on
The Jews were nt one time n nation
Liberty bonds nt o low rate of Interest of shepherds, nnd it won probably
.The Interest coupons will pay a larg< ' t|llH
that the Hebrew word far
pert or this, making Ihe loan cost l h e j n
sheep, nr u ewe, was given
bond-owner very little; and he will still t„
kt. w.imen.-Harhd
retain, ownership In'tiffWOMET-'""' — rAPlThfWU ‘n e w e "
~ Tfle Trrashry* !>epartmrnrts taking
every po.*Mbhrwh?p to rrofr‘<4*Vftr>'fn:
threats of Uberty bond owners nnd
Aerial Compasses.
Many dlllicpltles had to be overcome
expects to bring to Justice those per
sons who seek lo defraud patriotic III the' production of a satisfactory
compass for uertul work, Chief imumj
Americans of their Investments.
Remarkable Mexican Bird,
• ^Avruiuurkulde bird found In Mexico
f.( tin* I.... marlin, which has a irlrk
of i .lining up the feathers on top o f Its
head Into the exact semblance of a
beau'ifol flower; when a liee comes
iilnitg lo sip honey from the supposed
flower It Is snapped up by the bird.
lltese was timt of neutralizing the marl* tIsm of the engine (and In porllcular
ho magneto) und of preventing tho
effect of centrifugal force, which
caused the card or dial Inside the compass to swing in n direction quite inilenerulcnt of north when the airplane
tens linn king ntt a turn. However, a
truly exeelleti] tumpas* Is now In tin\
THE CITY GARAGE
PEOPLE MUSTTAKE
VICTORY LOANOR
INJURE BUSINESS
If Banks Were Forced To Carry Whole
Loan, They Would Have No
Money To Lend To Public
- ThtiI ihe Victory Loan. Ilk.- Its four
predec'-HHoi s, must be a * |M-oph*’a luaii"
l» expermlL stiessed by 1'urtei Glass.
Mrretary of the treasury. In a sialoIIlent m the public. II Is not to be a
"bankers' loan." The nation's busi
ness situation depends upon as wide
u distribution as possible of Ihe Vic
tory botjds.
Tbi- banks. It Is pointed out, must be
left free to advance money for business
purposes; to the merchants und manillactiiiM- und the tanners. It all the
l i.nit- money Is tied up til Joans lo
iK* »;">>i iinienl. I t stands to reason
iHu 1 i In re v. ill be none left to lend
on crops |i would ii's-an,".light mohey,"
whiib no aits high interest rates and
lejiisat* lo extend notes and a general
hutdsinp. upon the turn who depend
upon the hanks to assist them In-ear
Tying on business and agriculture.
been prepared, the wordltjg being
"They have given their all forever.
You are asked to lend for a while"
There la also an eight aheet potter,
white letter* on a red ground, reading
"Practical Patriotism — the Victory
Llberly l.oan" and a three sheet pot
ter In one piece carrying a large "V"
and the wording "Invett Victory U b
erty Loan" In red and blue on white.
The Victory Uberty l<osn potters
Don't Forget the Roof!
are released for display beginning on
The need for the billions the Vic
April 13, or approximately a week tn
advance of the Victory Uberty Loan tory bonds will bring Is plain to any
Campaign, which open* April St and ntnn who stops lo think. The war is
not over, though the actual lighting
ends May 10.
has erased. The hills are still running
up. Millions of men are still in uni
form. drawing uny and food and clotI)men hns#transformed humnn life nnd Irg. The Secretary of the Treasury
causes the Christian In take on n glory declares;
"Government conflicts cannot he reof effulgence that Is to be derived from
* m i nted. The good., must be paid for
.nothing else, ■
In full.
Our shipbuilding activities
That Sure and Certain Hope.
u I be rarrled nut "
x
If there were no rcsums-ilnu from
S'*. II run easily he seen that the
the dead then we.V we. of nil men. the
Jeb t-. not IIiiK lo'it What would you
most miserable, wrote the n[>astle
link rf a farmer who built him a
whose life was luminous with the
i
u
l a y i n g th*- ti iitidatlons. putting
light of a Certified hope— a hope vic
up the walls, c« lltn ; the rooms—and
torious over events Ihui drove him for
■^rgeillng Ihe roof?
ward In Ids mlsslnnnry Itineraries
The roof will not he pul on our na
throughout Asln nnd Into Europe.; Nulure was turned to by hltn to dlscloso tional house until Ihe Job Is finished
the nnniogy for the open doors of the and the* bills paid.
The campaign Tor Victory bonds will
tomb; scripture wn» likewise turned
begin
on April 21. The exact details
to, nnd his own knowledge of tho res
of Ihe issue have not yet been an
urrection of Jesus was,, last of nil,
nounced, but It Is considered certain
colled Into play ln‘ order"tn point his
that
the bonds will be made an tinuau
marvelous discourse upon thu resurally attractive Investment.
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Your ORDER, LARGE or SMALL, is APPRECIATED
HILL LUMBER ‘CO/
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
Mr. and’ Mrs. G. W G hi ties and
little son. Willj am of Sanford visited
relatives here Saturday- and Sunday,
LUMBER,
Frank Boyd and family visited at
Athleticism In the East,
his fathr's. W H. Boyd's-on-Sunday.
The general athletic mvnkenlng Is
Mrs. T. I. Boyd and daughter, perhaps the most Important effect that
Eva spent Wednesday at W. C. our occupation of the Phlllpplncn hns
had ujMtn the fur East. Just ns the Aid
Holiday's fishing and sewing.
LATHS,
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'SHINGLESV
Olympic games, beguu by one village,
grew in be Hi great recutrln-: event nt
which ul' the Hellenic peoples could
meet lu peittvful competition, so this
modem athletic .movement starting
Miss EulaTBrock way was fin San from' Bagnio has spread to other far
eastern peoples, and has given Ihetr
ford on a shopping trip Tuesday.
Misses Achsabel Frances and Min not only « ground for friendly meeting
hut nlso a basis for genuine respect
nie Holiday spent a pleasant after
and mutual understanding.
Mrs. L. E. Woods of Mascotte,
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Hardy Boyd has* been quite sick for
the past week.
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No. 1 Irish Potatoes, peck
(Continued from page 2)
W E K IW A ITEM S
Bov. Allen filled his app
here Sunday morning and
He was accompanied by hi
ter, Ruth.
SEWER P IP E and D R AIN TILE
Geo. LnVinc was transacting busi noon Monday visiting Mrs. E. A.
Hush at Cassia. They also paid the
ness in Orlando on Friday.
Farmhouses Modernized.
Wnyland school a visit while there.
As farmhouses become adopted In
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entzmingcr
tile piste of ibe women w|\o nre, In
motored to Orlando on Tuesday..
Soys the Stale Marketing Bureau
Florida is adapted to the growing
Mr. John Dunbar and Misa Elsie
of
a great many necessary food pro
Dunbar left Tuesday fur their sum
try avenue,
ducts.
This allows diversity, but it
mer
home
in
Willow
Grove,
Pa.
Price & Coller are building a now
is
u
good
plan for producers to spec
jtrwnfd in porch on the Ellsworth
T. P. Lewis ran over a big rattle
ialize in a few things, for tin* pur
koine, Beardat! avenue.
snake netir Brown’s corner but be
pose of securing a |iigh standard of
■ All crons except Irish potatoes fore he could Mop the car his snake- perfection, greater economics in pro
ship hud gotten out of sight.
duction, uniform grades and pack
Keeji your (Ire line clean, as the ages and the advantages of collective
"Fire Fiend" is abroad.,
and Mrs. Claud MofTet of Cel
so many. e:is, s. taking over their man
agement. It Is found that ninny of the
old fnstllutlmiK of the fartnlioufe—
the parlor, the many small rooms, the
dark hiilt* -are disappearing.
PartlHonn are lorn out to* make npnclmi*
living -rooms; porches are lidded, and
everything Is arranged for the utmost
convenience of. the housekeeper who
Is also lender o f the (lelds.— exchange
Had Hlo ''DooU.'*
Miss Olive Waits spent the week
end With home folks.
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Sailor (ns.be gazes ul Ids portion of
corned beef)—I wonder It tills meat
used io moo or whinny.— Boston
Transcript.
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J. E. I’ hipps -is painting his bun
galow situated on "Crank
HHI.-"‘
Greenwood Lake.
Specialties of many “kinds are pos
C. W, Entr.minger went up to Tal sible, and where communities pro
I.ONGAVOOI) P IC K -U P S —
lahassee nn.Wedfii’iday. .VO* .-I- , ,duee in -ample iinaittities; and judi
eimisfy advertise them profitable re
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson* of-O rMrs. C. W. Entzminyer and Miss
nda spent Sunday at “ Greenwood Alice Halley spent Wednesday in turns-will result. There are many
examples of this. _ Preserved fruits
>dgc." the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sanford, the guests of Mrs. Will
bearing the brands of northern city
ira Roebuck. '
Suleher.
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factories arc J o be fou n d io e v e n
Mr and Mrs. Binenu were sbopOrlapdo an Friday.
Optimistic Thought.
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T h e king niuiiot always rule ns hc
fflshes.
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Daily Fashion Hint
Kmi .! Griggs of Sanford was calli ihi friends Sunday.
\ h o n o r e d such eom im im t le* in oil
state would add v aslU to our wealt
uitd general
welfare, but
Florid
grows
in: ny perishable* ami
t'i
need of C ' ns rv io g them by prnpe
methods is a|iparent when the larg<
loss is ennsidered,
T h e state* grow
i-ig cereal*— nmt— tivo srnclt
noli
perishables instead of truck
am
fruit
perishable*
are the ri b .no
prosperous ones
T h e 11f> ' pefi*h
Company
Jacksonville. Florida
IN* FOUI.,* r.D AND KATIN.
K- pcclnlh ilertuni U for afternoon
nnrt ei.ni "g ii-ar l* tida model in
ligl!.* I
ml
'I he *K 111
bus a tiimr lb«» ^tl!s in a point at-one
able old i* gn'hcrrd.nt the walatllno
under a*’dt *p air die of selftiiatorlal.
The
r, riui* aioL-cnncl.cl facings
nre of satin to cnfrcuplind with Ihc
from . I
innMi r and rmt
merely
iudividii.il one
By
Q ‘ T!\' an ice-cold hoi tit* of
J 1 iiny -Cnixl today. Fill
your plats to tlii> biim with
]!i!-. 'parldinp, t hiivt-tompt,T»ur <1‘lieiouK drink. . T h e
fi-mving jroodno.-w of it will
tefre.sh and invigorate you.
ej’ -riling Jlf,i| Satisfying Orangr* r e>i in the perfect tliirst-quenrh,r Served jce-culd, ()ranlr~Crunh
refresh', ur.d iiivigoratra. * It*
il-ivur i* that of tin* natural orani’*\ But Orange Cruxli i* more
*■' -ful; skillfully carbnnnted by
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i ial procim*.
community
understanding
a
Hrrgqutst
was
- Is I r »
M .-d Tu u
«*•
io Inch
fou la rd
W H IG L L V S
P|r|iic!«v1 Hcvtnw' 1Vf|M Vrn TO'"*
<airrs ' t to 41 |r.c)io* him* Price. "S
J U IC Y FR UIT
cents Skirt No 7*>22 Sires, 22 to 35
tncihoa waist Price. 35 cents.
I PS.\L.\ AND iill VPID II I E
Plenty of rain again for our aeetiofi.
Airplanes were poled passing over
on Thursday and Tuesday!
John Henry and Elmer I,und<|iii*t,
Eric Vihleit t.f I he seventh grade and
Margaret Ericson of t,hd eighth attemied a picnic with their misses
Saturday at P-ntm Spring*.
Mr. anil M.rs. Dun Hodge* spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mr*. Ehrenberger of Fpsala..
Clarenrr
* >• n
qutn«* 't vnntn I** Inrh satin nnd
vard*
in in ii nily
Wrapped to insure its perfect
condition in ali climates and
seasons. Sealed tiaht— kept
right. The perfect gum in the
. . perfect package.
PHONOGRAPHS
and RECORDS
The I’A T I IK all-wood, amplifying tone ehaniker, built en
tirely unnn tfn* violin principle, eliminates all metallic Dint
and makes possible the reproducing o f every vocal or instru
mental selections in u clear, sweeL, natural manner that b
distinctively P A T H E .
We guarantee every Pathe Itccord to play at lea*! one thousand times
with the Pathe Sapphire Ball, without imparimmt to the uivxrtdled
beauty of lniic i|T|ii viiliiuuI Allowing anv prwaapcild i w m c-uo lit- reeordr
And die reason fur it is *1111; PATH6 SAPPHIRE II VI,I." : : : : : :
ngu rsr
O r a n g e -c r u s H
W e Guarantee this to be the
fr Z < £ £ <
Clearest Tone Machine on the market with
no exceptions, and challenge any other dealer
to produce a machine as distinct and clear
o
as the Pathe, and will leave it to the judge
/,<•** by the cage
ment of the public. ■
Let us demonstrate this machine to you be
We
Still H ave Good
Envelopes at
5c a Pkg.
Office Supply Dept.
Sanford, Florida
fore purchasing.
Art M odel Sheraton $215.00
J. D. DAVISON. Manager
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t h e s a n Fo r d h e r a l d
PAQB SIX
APRIL 18, l f t »
Vtijsa-t.
THESANFORDHERALD
R. I, HOLLY, Editor
W. M . HAYNES, Bualnesa Manager
Published Every Friday by
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
s u b s c r i p t i o n riticE in advance
O N E Y E A R __________ _____ ---------- -------- 1
T H R E E M ONTHS
Eater ad aa S*rsa 4 -CUaa Mall Mailer A a g u t Und
I >0 t. el I lie Peatofflra al Haafard. rterida .
Under An of Marrh 3rd. I » 7S
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Office:
Herald Halldlaf
"Own your home" is a late slogan
and si good one. Just try it:
A long pull and a strong pull, and
the Victory Loan will be over the
top.
If Easter eggs could only hatch,
what a variety of beautifully colored
and patterned chickens we would
have!
A man's idea of thoroughly en
joying u holiday is to play g»!l or go
fishing.
A woman’s is to slay at
home and w.ash her- hair.
experience of other cities. The per
centage’, of cities which return to the
old ‘council form bf city government
after having given the commission
Welfare,I)ept. Woman’s Clnb
form n fair trial is so small at to be
"Without
a vision the people per
negligible. There is scarcely a man
in Sanford who doubts the efficiency ish," is a saying with which \^e are
of the present city olficinls, but the familiar, hut like the little g^rl who
cumbersome form of government upon following tlie rainbow in her
under which we operate makes ef persistent search for the alluring pot
ficient city government' impossible. of gold’ forgot to stop along tho way
Under the proposed plan a compe and admire the colors of her rain
tent man is to be obtained who will bow, we forget to gather the Hecks
have authority and ability to con and gems, so to speak, about us.
duct the affairs of the city * as a
Through, the Welfare Dept, of the
manager conducts the affairs *oI a Womnn-'s Club an ambition has as
successful corporation.
He is ad sumed the shape of the vision— that
vised by three commissioners, each of attacking things of the entertain
of whom are held responsible in a ment kind originating and regaining
way for certain departments of the at home, t Aa committee* meeting
city affairs
called by Mrs. S. Puleston, chairman
As stated before, the columns of of the Welfare Dept, at her resithe Herald are open to discussion
both for and against this proposed were laid for a “ Spring Festival"
change in government and we hope (this to take place the latter part of
that our people will take an active May. Watch the Herald and club
matter which will column and along stdres and road
interest
mean much to the future prosperity ways of Sanford and surrounding
country for tho date and advertis
of Snnford.
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This will be given in the
Ninth street park.
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The new Easter bonnet is a tiling
of the past. Hut the new Easter hat by C. VV. Ejttzrninger and carried,
of the present sets the husband back the stock laws as drawn by Attorney
J. J. Dickinsifn afe given to I,.' 1*.
quite-us far as the bonnet used to.
Hagan, to be delivered to Hep. F. L.
Woodruff, with the request tluit he
introduce them and wdYk for tlfeir
passage.
— It is to dik hoped that the peace
conference will have some considera
tion for the nuqi wrfio publish' atlases,
and will coin1* to a speedy decision
on the subject of boundaries.
The hug i» about to be b'gi(*Stii*'ti
off of the other fellow'^, land in Sem
inole eoiinty. If lilt* bill which bay
The following .resolution offered by
l. P. Hagan and seconded by C. W.
Kntzminger was adopted:
Whereas, It appears from the rec
ords of this boartl as well as from
the records of the superintendent of
Schools that a certain bond in l lie
sum of $1,000.00 given iiy First
National Hank. Sanford, for which
troller, Jhjit sjeli bund wai errone
ously- mud.* to cover moneys of the
general countv fund, when it should
cur«?d by othiT bar.tl^.
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t ■I
Its
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I li a t
they
fttl
that Mat siai Hu h had . >* •" ;ippniiitod to confer witfi tlit-m .*hou!il
cot
i lie
I bat
the
'I iif: r i t o M i s i :
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o k
-ii
e
ii
c le rk
It
sc hoo ls , f o r
liiliStoti*
w n
t*> tin*
tlp livef
to
g r a ' . * s e e i f is It e t tlg s o w i
bf
gi r.'iutum
th e
malt** bright
ie fe
proper
spots.
t t:.t;aii;itig
p in k
r*e<
a‘
1 crip Y trf this re-o-
i: ■ ] is* t liptuin, and of Ralph. II
Wight, guu
l» being emblematic of the Itesur- and rvcommi ml their appointifient
reetton it i* emblcmntie of life anti by the governor.
Motion of 1,. I*. Hagan, seconded
hope* And everything in the season
_ W ji e fi 'AC C e l c h r a L u l l IS s l l g g e - t t v * — r>f by C. W, Kolsminger and rnrnrd,
the same idea. The return of spring the mutter of the road on the Sec
anti verdure and lord life each v -ar tion line of between Sections 26 and
U7. |> I'* S . It- tin K , Is hereby
is like the fulfillment of a hope
1 he aili*-. te ll ns t h a t t h e p e a c e r e f e r r e d to .1 .) I lick: i i m i i i , with in
wdl
to* c o m p l e t e d
utul o f f e r e d
lo the world by Kuster,
No more
appropriate time could be found for
its promulgation.
■ ‘ After the years of desfruction and
suffering which the war has entailed
— after t* rror and chaos, we hope
for a new-made world, a world whose
inspiration will he hrot herly luxe’ and
a slrotiif sense of mutual obligation
atm helpfulness .among nations
We have not reached the mUlenlIIm The change in old custom and
thought cannot he immediate. Hot
the peace treaty is the first step ttyward a world governed by right and
justice. And its completion seems,
like Easter, symbolic of hope and
joy.
• FREE H ltlD C E S F o i l VOL''SI.\,
What's the matter with Itaving the
present legislature paw a luw’Tjiving
Volugla,
t,
*“Seminole and L ike counties
the riglit to call an election and vote
on purchasing or building bridges
* over the HatfTax and St. Johns river?
■ The county should own and operate
one bridge at Daytona, one at Port
Orange, one at New Smyrna, one at
Crow# Bluff, one at Harden Ferry
and one at 0»tik*n. The bridge at
Daytona should be the present ce
ment bridge or another cement
bridge in case the owners refuse to
Bell at a reasonable rate. The other
bridges could all be of wood.
A
$2<JU,000 bond issue should buy or
buiid the six bridges, and would-cist
the eounty about $12,000. a year in
interest. A ' toll of ten cent? would
eventually j ay for the ridges, retire
the bom's p^d then absolutely* bee
i ridvrs i * uld lie maintained - D e I nnd Nev s. *
NEW
C H A R T El l
stru ction s
In
pro ceeyl
to
your h o m e
and seize opportunity by the s a v i n g
$30,600,00
c a pita l
Build
m ethod!
SURPLUS $15,000.00
PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D
II. R. STEVENS
R. R. DEA5
. P.MldM I
Ce shier
C. D. COUCH,
Aaa'l Cashier
THE B A N K T H A T INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
m
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ping li\w. abolishing the county local
option feature.
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x x x x x x m
t<*|i n J n inti (ur 111,- Seventh JudirisI Ctr*
etl"; Seraln'do Count)-, FInrtd*. d o h' rrby
cvrloy Inst the ahnve and l o i n o l n t l « . a Iru#
and eucteri cupy « ( that o r tain out. t and'
drcr«“<* of the *aid Court, made on the 17th
day W April, 1919; ftli-d for record in IhU
omre and recurdtd Ire Chanrerv or der busk,
N9"-#S. » t P . s c No. 3d, on April ISth. A. U.
Hep. Wado nf Clay*county was the
principal sphakcr'agnltmt the bill and
was burked by about CO t al*Je“ niKrt
w no have been in session here.
Wilni-M my hand and offirial «ca! of office
U ado depreciated tho bill ns an at thia the I At h day of April,, 1919, al Sanford;
Seminole county. Florida.
t ick on small cattle men and salt
( “cab
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E. A. D O UG LASS. Clerk.
f l y V. M. Iluugta**, I), c . *
".theorists
would nexer be al*!e to
eliminute ti<*ks, which wen* here when *
he came. auiL.lawe-kataiswVotrrttrfif^dH’'
ways Ire here.
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Mr Wi'iiamson *>f A rm**ur.& Co.; •
;tl Jacksonville. urged that tlie’ rime !
prrodrnt; U. L . Squirt-*.
t . Symra. acrrrtary. and
urcr. and i . O. Hall, ft.,
Syrnc* and John M ctirh
hoard of director*.
m
vlcc-pmldrnt; Hoy
John Mrl.rh. tr,a/
E. Snulrr*. Hoy p
ahall runnituu
ronnitui. thi
the
Thr ti*mi-* anil rrvldi'nrr* „f
jnr,»,.
Paratur* and tin* number of *h»rc*
acriliMj by. rich an* ■* ftitlpwa;
__JL. tL, Hall. Sanford.'‘Florida, ISO •likTra
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SsnloAJ. Florid., Ml ,h,rp..
John Mibrh, Sanford. Florida, 21 inarr,,
II E. Sriutfpa, Sanford, Florid*. 2J.*h,rr*.
Slate nf Florida
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t i'Uftty *>f Srryfnoli*.
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On lhi* day pi r*ona!!y appeared before me
an officer duly *uthorUi>d to lake aeknowl.*
rdgmrnt*. J. (I. Hall. II. K. S,|Utrrr. (toy y
Svme* and Johp M<l*rh. tlr me krtoWn in btbe psrton* who auh.crlhed to the farvaoie*
charter. aftd' aach of' them, before r*r. »*■*.
rrally acknowledyed" that he did .ofor Mi#
un-a and pffTjn,** * tlier* to rapreated.
In Wttnr** Whereof, f hxv.- hereunto *et
my hand and aial of attire at-Sanford, flor
id*. tin* the ICth day of April. 1**19
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C. L II HITT.
'.'idary Public M>H’i,mmi»*ii>n
Liiiin * No, |*,
19-tie
'Mot her*, a
, i.oji, der (lo
hh! *t'
mail hoy's
v.,nr bovs
I” " s tits-
W i know Easter as one of tin- t a " j t ■» lie I si ■Lieutenant of tn*' Seitltllole i Ff tnvn at Ihg between t h* *|utm'X and
Are they" m r t ’vng
great religious feasts of the year
County (tuunls is hereby approved, th.e songsters’’
treaty
will you find a better place than at this Bank o f Service?
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W h ere
H'd and pleasant but* tbrougli
gi’eiit worf- i.f jn-terestit g persons in
tiiut. vifintte, and they are women
Vr'iitrylli* a:rn-a *'i jj in bCge beds i.*.
'•las'tng ln{w*,e|i the trees, petunias
i L*-t yuur coinriuies’ wear the crown
are Jturrving to bloom, fioinsettias on 1Never mint! the bttle setback*
JUSt pien.-tetl trolii lioih-*'n 1- niglie'1 try
the governor, which !t no doubt j*tU
\i ht‘rt*i4i:
rww,
be. it will only lab** tft** rnttfiration
Fir-*t \T:tti«»nal ISuiik t<» ih*
of i h*. voter* i.l t b<* i oritj to |•i, t
U.r
rtiiifify fim*i t>
bun in ins own bark varti
fieri.
For the benefit of the public a
brief sketch is here given, an idea of
whr»t to expect at the festival, .Some
o f the minty features planned art*
dancing, a country store, a Japanese
booth, a . fortune toiler, children's
choruses a play, a contest In which
will be decided "who- is I > lie Queen
of the May," anti of course upper
most, music. Chairman of commit
tees, Mend a mes Holly, W ataon, Cor-“hs'fly'TTTTTPTKVas fieri W allace,* II uu shobler, Galloway and Morgan.
Si>
longer is one content with slow pace
-speeding in this rase Is .not pro
hibited, hence the hurrying onward,
desire for funds which arc essefitfal
for adequate needs. - Mo in yofrr
Th e habit o f saving gives you confidence, capital and power.
the sparrow instead of hifnng it in
stantly’ Cann u flh e hearts of your
impulsive little Ir^U he tuned (o
something higher tliuu-Alu; carry cog
of guns to niutihite our V' ts. IKrds
are fewer huge
than ever before
Tiic tourist la surprised nl tins
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ask X'oir t ooperatnui
Hi v* .ini 1hi*
condem n
and have this road opened, and also
that he Employ Mr. Fred T. Wil
‘ Welfare Dept. Members Meeting
liams to make survey of same.
will
be held Wednesday afternoon,
Motion of O. I*. Swope, seconded
2:dft.
preeeiiing Literature meeting
by C. W.. Entimingcr and carried,
Everyone
come.
clerk is instructed ti^ ptircbasn one
typewriter for use tn the e'erh's
* in* !■i»ti 11ardfciit1 f ftmfiji"
am!
jiflbrnu!
aru! jtlgce of
nhjili
l*r at Sinfi.f'l, t ?ont|i. w»|b brajf.r^i *»|fc
m wyr h otl if ji'nr*. In lE. Stat* if
o n M KT A N ! ) OPTICIAN
hr»i ?n tho %* \oral aial. a .,[ rj ♦- [ f111■-1
Mnti». atitf III furHKrt uninint‘1 ** rn»y h«*n*P/-nclJce confined to tlic treatment
iiftt-f tie -aatjiiilighcd,
oT the eye
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Eyes examined t»V n regular regis
Th** j'* n» fal nalufe of lb* ItU*)ii. m •.. in*
- r ti ►
' trtow- 1( at kn ock y o u d ow n
Intmarlni b> thr- t- r|iofti!|oi, Shnl't L*. T<>
tered physician
l o t * be giml w lie'll t hex Ir<* f *>r •min fiMf! 9f!3, an*l othiA^tnr iJml »r» s»i«i Hi-( jbtssuH filled, broken Ictics du
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aj * Ho'i-ffulr an-1 ri'tail. for pr^iit •sr
plicated
on
mission, alt kinds of hardw&r*-, ma
rkinpry, (opiftfe*. rtinfinc^, fiHl nc."* pi umiiln 3
outfits, pumps, cforkcM , flatstt fur queens. 1 2.S \V. Church St. - Orlando, flailriaarr. and p* f‘ *rail v i >t ai*»jiiirr. dt-af
iti and i! i*fh*st «f, ’ n t h** muri Imt |i'« , t !•'*(,
a'1 aril frw and rummetli'iM in 'kn* t . t
S'
* hof* salt- afid rt• i 11 htfil « aft- f» ti*|
b*-»« .to
in and carry on thi ^ i -iv .■
i t-er. - .i lot r,t irmw rnuntl you,
of lahurr,oi tig, roofi ng. »aa H?rtr-e •
t -j al
fin
I
ng
iitid
nlhrr
-f iiTk nafur
l.pi - t.f ii,ties<ime(st-ss and tears.
In hat, !»*i**. o*fi and h»*ld and dj-*p*i-*- id
r*nl •*'Iafr for i li•* purpofthn of |t« hutmess, or
Lots of heartaches and of worry
\ S U B S T IT U T E FOR
rrth. r |itifjmsps, Hi W*i-., a. II,
and
Through the shadows of the yt'ars nl li* rwt«« ihal In all knult i f storks and
TANKAG E
, an I to HiaVi" contra* is of anv and all
,\nd the world needs more than t re t}otid—
k*fjt1* to fur thro ft 9 purpnsi* anti hti i
without its 1) 1)011 anil
uniphs.
Itr^hfrffii» ripntf v and let urv tU* *arti- b> ,*
AT II \I.F T H E COST
f»lfdtfr* of l w wt»od;, or Iry Hlit.*«, >fb'M^a£ a ,
More than nil the swords we'vt fi'duli and hrr •iMisdll'iiti, tj'iuti t hi' TirmiONLY S:J.U0 per 100 lb. SAt K
draw n,
M O N kY HACK if results not sallsit is hungering for the fellow
factory.
Who Keeps Cheering Others (')n.
FEKHlNfi IMHKf T IO N S
Mit
thoroughly o lbs. Hog Hon with 95
l,el the w:nd around y* it xvhistle
lbs. ground grains. Feed »vt slopAnd the storm around you play,
ped' or dry in feeders.
You'll he Imre with Irrawu and
•gri-n I.
When the cu'iquerors decay
1 otr’ ll tie here in memories
bi*c. .J. that nil laws it <t j ail- if
'1 'n jupoil of the committee on
lav.- in i undo t with tins am be uml
municipal leg.s'al <n apj-tiinted lo
ciraTt a new charter for Sanford after, the same ar.e hereby repealed.
Section 1, That this tq-t shall tne
the i nmm'hsion manager form a j - '
pe^rs elsew here in this'issu*. Wt* lie- j effect ifiimediatly upon its pu*-agp
lieve this charter will be an im- uml approval-, by the governor, or
provepient over the one under which
upon ita becoming u law without
we are now operating. .
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f
suxdi approval.
The greatest argument for the
new form of city government is the!
(Continued in next isq.e)
the s* -tern nf roads ■ xxtibli sKail
reach every county seat, to te i uilt
in ronnertion v .th f«*tic; al*aid Reprcsentat'.e Marshall of Ft. lander
tlnle, member of the committee 'will
oppt se this feature, favoring di tr'rrt
homing p'an and r**t>ay iimni to
ci.urit * *• Ilia' la e a ’ **mix tuitlt
rends tl
JA C K S O N V ILLE , FLA.
ened
If some Boil I you’ ve saved from pawn
If you put aside your victories
Anti Keep Cheering Someone On.
H M ami U. S M C.
Down to Earth.
.Mi '. I'rrivi'-It *• i\ fhut lii'fnn* th**v
f« n *
clerk i> ii.Ufucicd to have 25 signs
The Wei
printed in reference to auto trailer droiis that
law and’ lmve name pitted by J, M
Wynn.
Motion of L. I’. Hagan, seconded
by* O. P. S wojio and carried, J. J.
Dickinson was instructed to draw
bills ns follows to be forwarded to
Hep. F. L. Woodruff, witti repj'‘st
that he intrudne.' them at this term
of t ie legislature, and xvorh for their
. In i he LegMat ure
passage.
H*»pr s‘*i!'.ji. c Miller of I'uvai,
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Be it Enacted by the Legislature chairmp-’i el f’ l« sn*ei:il r id- t..mof the Stutf* ot Florida:
nuttee i f Lie extra session, intrqiiuc*.
Section 1. _ That the board , of t*d that timly's report in the t .iuae
county commissioners of Srmimdc t uts morning.
lie nlaii tmt in two
fcib-- ii u:-I for
county, Florida, be and it is hereby bibs, on*- ,i> p 'tu
authorised- and empowered to issue r.iat,* w c ' xxvp|r{ g :v f I ‘ *M<ia,
from tinu* to time county script nr run;*' 'v, j L l . m j p , f u r g u-| rt*.. Is *(
time warrants, in such denominations it rnisi3 nn equal amount in cash
fis tiu* board may deem advisable and convict labor, and the other
not to exceed the sum of Six Thou putting convicts under the charge of
sand Five Hundred Dollars, and to the state ro‘;td department.
bear interest at a rate hot to exceed
The first lull carries a levy nf ixvo
six per cent per unnum, maturing in mills to provide the money.
such amounts and nt such tim»s,
The coinm'tlte also favors a bond
not tu exceed five years, as t'y
issue* euiia tn a 5 per cent, a^'-stef
board of county commissioners may
r.f
f l - l t l * ♦ 4* r n , ' . 'w f o
E. 0. Painter Fertilizer Co.
sweet
t u n i v '>' I t
M r
I'ciivK li
llki*«I
tn
tn*r - 111 ir "1 linin’. Swrut IInm*»,"
now In* ||k«'s to Jii*nr ln»r niltlo
f*- It**** on f lie lnbh\— Oiilvi’ ^tnn' N iuvh.
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Early Declines.
If Hie trift I* eon'll lie discovered,
probably it would be found tlmt otic
reason why a witnniu lives longer thnn
a mnu Is hceniisc she doesn’t pay any
■tteqlbm to statistics.—Dallas News.
Speakinj of Birds
Winn little Willie's itm- its*s| to till
tilth sin* hud been luf. .. .*■11 if bis mis
deeds by a bird. Willie jirolinlily. find
misgivings Unit either mu wiis prevarleytliig In a gmjil cituse or the talxvlieartug fowl was a lyre bird.
In
c:|r<-nba I nml. - Srt rnlh Jultcl . 1 Circuit
S r m l s t j r C m i Al ) , H » c M » ,
In Ch*nrrr>
I n Ihi- d l « M « r « t
C U f j C *lc*
HENRY McLAULIN
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f* t*{*te«« lif t h.- rorpuratji n shJ11 It*
v *in if i •»** i ij Dv A p r r - l G - i l . 4 virt-(S^*"**U.tl, a
. . e r . i * , ./R ife,tturef >n ( *»
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luf* I * r tfi'iil kt rt *t ! sa *than [uyr m-ir nt itp«*
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JEW ELER
M Y S P E C IA L T IE S
•T1 *1 ira iturkh iMef* Th tfIf ■ t ,it *
.!» IfM.rl jqnu itll f, It, «|i*r kh**l |,’f«
I ht Iti-f Tut* ntt* V tfi VI A\ ’ll ifarh >«-«! at iMLtx U til’s HAND-TAINTED CHIN*
10 •>ri*»ck m m , fit a ni»»rtini£ hml l**r *ha!
i*ur(Min*- tft il* jirinri'fMl ■irt.-fn ».» Sa*
Ki’ifitlo. Mil! (I* fiffir-TA ahull, |mrnri'i ljIr 1v J O R H lM 'S STEHI.IN(* SILVER
iht*rrafl«*r. Dr
hv th»* Imjr't of dir«■«*!•
ttjfn,
li r. 111 i h t i " r>|fi*|F*tl i<t
rir#t annual
fnrrllnx tif *t•*wkhf>U!orst ihull bFumiiflrfi. ROUGHS’ PLATED W AHL
i Iip liyiflrff*
Il*i* furpuf^Hon ihull im* r *u*
<lurt«*d by Ihi* (olluwinK uiTir**f*r J, I*. Hull; ELD IN AND W XLTIIA M W l T t l U S
George Washington
a Man of Thrift
George Washington was a wise mao. He saw the neces
sity for practicing thrift. Hero’ s some of his admonitions:
X i i p l i n l i r n l „ l.rrnmiItN tS -ilrt
" I am no mure disposed to squander than to stint.
"Economy makes happy homes am! sound nations.
Instill it deep.
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" I t is not the lowest priced goods tiiat^ are always
« «t?i itictft
T k » ^ u t t - r rumOig nn till* <l,y in b*>
hr»r d uentx l h » r-pitrc o f K. F. It innholder.
M a i l e r nrri-tofnrc nppidnlrd by order nf thi*
Court lo lake trallmoriy a. to the r j p a r l l o ,
c om p elm ry ,nd iiu*U'trallun* of ihi- p eti
tioner, li. Clara Ca!,-», to t j ' i r rhatge « f ,
u n t i e and control her own e»l»t.> ,nd
property and lo 1,-rnme. ■ free dealer In
e very re^pret1 fa report *ui-h te*tlmoov, t,».
*_ether with hi*'Itridin* tn tlie m i l t - i in the
Court, arid the -aid M , , t e f having r-pprled
t o thia iTourt the fcallmoox taken by hint
and having furtOer reported Dial It t* hi*
finding thal the petitioner ha* *u!Dd-n' rap ailty . . o o p e t e 'i e j
and i|>»Hl:r>i|..... |,,
"I
cannot enjoin too strongly upon you a due ob
servance of economy and frugality.
"K e e p an account book and enter therein every far
thing of your receipts and expenditures. •
“ Promote
frugality
and
industry by
example,
xx 1 be u -c d >n the trmrk
Spend
wisely,
buy War Savin
At midnight, .. after the biggest
public committee yet held tlie house
agricultural committee voted, with
bu t one .nay to report favorably on
Jude?* ScYieth Judicial C'iffull
the Futch hill for compulsory cattle
KvItiIdpIi* C*hilftl)t FJnritla*
S
liif
of
PloritUt
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dipping to begin March 1, 1921, and
CmintY nt Spm!n»d**!
the hill .amending the present'dip 1 . I. K A. Dtiujlm, Clrrk tf Ihr* Circuit
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Sanford, Florida
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PAGB SEVEN
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pore, a medley fox-trot, on one side,
The refusal of Stephen Pichon, will be the celebration oI the Lord’s
and Out of the East,” an oriental
minister of Iho interior, to divulge Supper.
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fox-trot on the otheh
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*details of the agreement in the house
In the evening an Easter cantata
About fourteen Odd Fellows and of deputies yesterday( and the failure
will be given by tho choir, with other
Rebckahs motored over to Kissirn <>f Premier Lloyd 'George to speak
parts taken by the Sunday school
mee Inst Friday. April Nth, to at m more than general terms before
Morning
tend u meeting of 1 (). (). p the house of lords in^ .London i t the pupils. Mrs. Takach will sing " H o
sanna," by Granite, and Mrs. Frye
Sunday School
10:30
In both these selections Lodges of the 13th district. All re same time, seems to indicate that the and Mrs. .Takach will play as an
.Mr. and Mrs. Thco. Miller mo Eyes.”
Preaching 11:45
port
a
fine
time.
public will not he made aware of the organ duet the overture for "The
Seagle again displays his marked gift
tored to Sorrento Sunday. ,
SabjMl: "Emalrr L ru on "
Conditions
until they are accepted .or Light of the ’W orld,"'by Sullivan.
of
carrying
conviction
in
his
singing.
Host
1
ires,
gasoline,
nil
greases,
Have you read Woman's - Club
' 49-11 U. S. P. distilled water for storage refused.
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In the morning the pastor will
Everything obtainable in the line'
hree
lir*service
Lloyd George told the commons speak on "W h at the Resurrection of
Hugh Tillis and party of friends
Evening
of fresh’ vegetableajind fruit can be| ^bere s a man at the curb.to serve yestesduy that the terms of the pact Christ Means to Us Today."
motored to Eustis Sunday.
B. V. P. U. . „ .
.
7:30
found at Dossey Si Walthall's.
i'^ou*
^ ight Tire Co.
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is in tile hands of the drafting com
Morning service at eleven o’ clock;
A few' bargains in used cars- at
Preaching
.
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- 8:30
P h o n e !106.
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Mr. and Mrs. I{. T. Thrasher. Mr. mittee and that details would he (evening a* eight!
Mubjetl: -T b » ( on,Inf Klcfdom '’
Overland Garage.
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It* seems likely, .
-----------Mrs. Craig-Harris leaves Saturday and Mrs. I-red S. Hfaiger, Jr., Miss completed today.
Mis* Zee. Munson has accepted n
Catholic Churrh
Louise Thrasher, Robert Thrasher therefore that the treaty is in a fair
f(?r Atlupta. where she will attei
position with Chase ,& Co.
Easter
Sunday
—
way
to
he
completed
in
a
very
brief
anil
Muster
Frederick
Daigcr,
3rd,
Corner 6th St. and Park Avenue
Grand Opera.
She will
rema
period.
Florida and western meats at the
High mass— 10 a. m. Choir will
formed
n
congenial
party
motoring
over fur the Galli-Curci concert.
M . H. M A S S E Y , Pastor
city market, Dossey & Walthall.
sing special music in the spirit of
to Eustis Sunday. *
Rub-My-TIsm
is
n
great
pain
kill
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Easter.
Seminole Hotel Improvements
Lovers of orchestra music will find
er.
It relieves pain and soreness
Sermon on thc^RpsurrectioixMr. C. W. White and Miss Caro
The remodelling of the Spmfnole
caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, a gem of sparkling tone color in tht
Benediction at 7:30 p. m.
lyn White motored to Orlando Tues
II. 8 . Notes' .
Sprins, etc.
49-lOte Columbia April Record which has on Hotel at Second and Park avenue
is
progressing
rapidly
and
will
lie
The- Seniors expect to clear about
day.
either side selections from "Madame*
,
Presbytery of St. Johns
| • Sascha Jacobson interprets two
5150 in their play.
Butterfly," played by the, Motropo i ully completed in a very short time.
Have you read Woman’s Club Col- ' no't(T(j
The ■PreUiytery of St. Johns met
compositions for Columbia
, Now the play is over our atten
litan . Opera- House Orchestra. This Plasterers’ and painters are now com
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at Hradontown this week.
Mr. II.
umn’
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I Records. On one side of this thiuhlr
tion is called to the Salmagundi and
opera is perhaps rht nio.-it popular of pleting their work.
Mrs. A. P. Connelly left yesterday Jrecord is Kreisler’s ’’Tambotirin
C. Dullose and Mr. Brownlee were to Class Day.
all
those
in
the
repertoire
of
the
Met
The
newly
remodelled
hotel
pre
to visit her sons who are students in Chinois,"
with
its
ripple and
in attendance. Reports for the past
The Juniors and Sophomores are
the Georgia Military Academy.
j twinkle of quaint Chinese music eon ropolitan company, whose orchestra sents an attractive appearunce anti year put Sanford in a very favorable
gives to Puccini’s marvelous music a will ncrarnmodnty a goodly number light, it is outgrowing the other busy’ taking.some of their final exam
One fine Ford touring car at Over- trasting with the slow wail of th.e
masterly interpretation.
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of. Sanford’s visitors. _ThO building churches of, Presbytery, surpassing inations. Wo wish them good luck-.
land -Garage. *
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j violin. On ,thi*. other is Masspnet's
The Juniors* arc working hard to "
Cut. Flowers for Salec-Sweet peas, is practically new, having been built this year the membership of St.
. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. White and "Thais-Meditation" played with ex*
make the reception the hirst ever
four
years
ago
by
Mr.
IL
W.
Hern
lirrkspur, pansies, roses, popfiies ami
Petersburg,
leaving
only two
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their guest, Dr. Stowe of Nashville, quiiite feeling.
given in this High School. ’
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others;
Place your Easter orders don. the present owner,, _lt has been churches in Preshylejy larger,” Ihe
Tenn., motored to Orlando Monday,
My. and Mrs.’ W, T. Whccless,
The
Freshmen
are
to
he’
congratpopular hotel for the travelling First ('hutch of Tampa and the Or
early.
Mrs. J* R. Stewart.
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Hinted
on
their
banner
of
garnet-and
Easter eggs for sale Saturday at their daughters, M is.* •’*Surah and, Myrtle avenue.
public biit on account of the limited lando church.
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Reports from the
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-Mobley’s Drug Store by Ladies' ,httle Hetty, Mr. ifnd Mrs. Gruvcii-J
number of rooms it has proven in- Progressive Campaign were very en gold.
The
Daughters
of
Wesley
of
the
sUuri motored to the bunch Sunday.
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Guibl of episcopal church. 49-ltp
udequate especially thrmur the‘ win couraging. It looks very- much like
•M. E. Sunday school will .hold a
ter months to accommodate its reg the total amount of $40,000 asked
'MrTuml Mrs. D.'Eencli and'OTTfr — ---------WtffffFSff'Tqfe'drth- *
rooked food sale .at Itoherfs’ Gro
ular* gue-d*.
A for Ik-Dfvoleuee will be raised. One
HA NA NAS-*-thi* (10c kind
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis
cery
on Saturday, beginning at
■10 CE NTS DOZEN
uf Detroit "spent Tuesday in Eustis.
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bait
ding-ifc-id
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wnd
us
re
encouraging fc.nture.of the Progress-’
noun
Plenty uf good eats for your
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JA('KflONVILI.K, M.OMItA
modelled *will rent ala twenty-three ive Campaign is that .before the
If you want good meat; ftthTr” ------------—K-A-N-D-Y KI'F+HIKN,
Easter
dinner.
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100 lluuma. so IIjOfi*
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modern rooms
manager
lias
opportunity
to
pres
tin
l
Florida or western, ju s t ‘ phone 106?
"It-. Worth While Wailing for
\Oppo<>llr posiontr*. All modrrn
Mrs. E. S. Hockey and little Doris
the 8th goal, increased salaries for ntrni*, rtrm lo r . Irlrvhoiiv i p o l r r . Hair
Dosscv , J: Walthall.
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Soinentie Worth While/' the great
silh.iul tenth, f t anil un; - l l h bath (I.X 4 ar
left
Wednesday
for
their
home
in
pastors, tin* churches are Hiking the person, VV S. JONKS. M<r.
Flr^-l
Methodist
Churrh.
Sanfurif
Mr. and Mrs. Harry llecren, Miss
hit' of "Little Simplicity,*" has been
Jasonville,
Inti.,
after
two
month;)'
With
*Suiitlay. school 10:30 a i m. . . matter yi .their own hands.
Margaret and Miss Miriam Clark
sung for Columbia by Campbell lind
Preaching 11:45 a. in. Text, "If the exception of several of the small
motored to Daytona Reach Sunday. spent with home folks and friends. Burr..and is a pleasing feature of the
0(16 ■hits proven it Vilf euye Ma April record list. The other side has ye be risen with Christ seek* tin* er churches, with mu* or .two excep
We are proud- of the confidence
J A C K S D N V lU aK . F t , H lll l) i •
laria,
Chills and Fever, bilious .Fe k tenor solo. " Down tjie Lam- *and< filing, flip! nr,* above, where Chrjst tion*. all the self-supporting churches
doctors, druggists and tin* public
lU j and llu^an
ver, ' Colds and LnGrippe
It kills Home Again." a timely liunm-cnmiiig- is seated on the right hand of God." of Presbytery already have dr plan
All fn lI fo m l llrKrt o f f t r r * I n ‘ buildinf* r r n hn
t;r»r> Chill ami Fever Tonic.
f
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immediately to pay their
the germs that cause.the fever. Fine song very well sung by SamueL.Ash. Col. 3:1.
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tmrllrul*t.
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SetiiHf ! ,-agtie 7 Jo p m Stinday,
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I t * t H 5 1.AM. I 2 . 0 U ; | « a p r n p l r 5 2 . A J
Mr ami Mrs John Wilson of "Mi * I
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for s 3 m m . V. F I I t N k I ' K A U r H . I * r t t p
.1tiiii--r l.eagui- .i to
in
Friday making the mimiiuuni* salary
fikti lias more imitations than any
Me. W (
llrav in.-I attraelive
■"in ii- avenue vviil lcqve Tuesday
Hume
missionaries
$1011
per
month.
Prayer
meeting
S:3U
p.
fn.
Wed
i*r iiMtr summer home in Cleveland, other Chill and Fever Tome on the little daughter left Thursday f'*r nesday
Presbytery will meet this fail at
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market, but no one wants imitations Winter Gsifdeli. when* they will*
Ohio
1It V e rn e * ■
8:30
(i
hi
Sunday
tin*
Siuiday
in inedirine
The', are n.iii
il u< r im - m a k e t l o r f u t u r e i u > m "
T k u r
m e
Ml hSUNVIl.l.t:
I'LIJ itn>A
Po M> "f colored Easter eggs at
-19-Hite merous friends regret very much to School, tumor and Senior choirs will
Humprsn I’ Un
W .’ F. Ilnrtletf ■
tint at rul mil l rutin lug » a i f r tn r « r h r mi m
Miiblr-v's Drug Store Saturday. Sold
give "Garden Chorus." an blaster
Married At the Congregational j have them leave Sanford
•Imcx
S l n g l r I I ■ m l up
Ihuhlr
I I 3fl u \
Oakfleld. G.i . May Hi. I'M
by the Ladies' Guild, Episcopal
sery ice
Itciiirn nml tiiditi IJ.Oil ami up,
cher.
h,
April
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S.-riies,-ri
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be
tild
Kentucky
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17.
to
19.
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Ml lip
Aim arc welcome to all of these
YVr « * k|f l l u u b l r
l « (12.
Brewer. Dmie-I Walter Byrd ami held at tlie Woman’s Cinb. Oak.ave- services
I’aducab,
.
I n It r a n n f t b c t i f r a n '1 # It o p p i n g M i x t r i e I
M' and Mrs. Lingle, their dutigh-|
Miilfi
Sc
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a
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M I** Goldie Harman, bmli ,,i Sun| „ t Thi rd ami Fourth
Gentlemen i
C W While. 1*. (\
Or, Miss
Emily andMiss Mae!
Hmil. ,
streets mi Sunday 1murning at 11
Please allow me t o 'slate that I
Ilo!';, spent Sunday at Davloim j
have sold your hog cliule.rn renii'ily
W HEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN- i.’eimk
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N E W ST. JAM E S. H O T E L
lleu.b
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R illfe llrurnli-y III In S <
for one season and .have ordered Li'ksiihvilh*.
DV T H I N K OK THE K A N D Y
\|r
Mrs \\ T
|tra<l(„rd
Florida
Mr
.iiol
Mr*
I.
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Jirutnley
were
Lab My-Tism is a powerful anti-i
l * n ' Ifalf lltorL f r o m tljm t
K i l l 11k, N
IF I 1 HAS SI G A R ha vo ri*t urm-,1 It, t hei r lit, me m De- called fi* i irei-risviKxl, S l , mi Mon more fur tills season. Last \ ear I
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it kills the poison caused from
sold tl to 13 or 15 men who raise j
IN IT W E HAVE IT
S T A R trmt aftir spcmlmg rue tnmitlis lit
d o r j i i t l a. a m t M o n r t t r H i n i
day of Itil* week on nremint of the
mb , i d <’uts, i'tires old sore.s, tetter,’
Hot mid Cold Running Water in
I told each of them to take
T H E A T R E B U ILD IN G
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Fb'rida. most uf the time in Sanford serimt* illness of their son. Willii*, hogs.
Every Room Stead) llcat
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Used Cars Several, r*-ai bargains. with-their friends, Mr and Mrs D wlm i- .i victim of pneumonia at the the renjedy, feed it to their hog* SPECIAL
RATES
FUR
A P R IL
Mr and Mrs. .1, W. Dickies and
L> uch
Mr Bradford for years was eldiegi in Greenwood wjiere he is a and if they lost a sir gle bug from'
Wight Tire f ’ o.
IT-'itc
M \ribur Diekins were among tbe'
disease of any kind not to pay m e 1
Regular meeting t>( Seminole i(e so, relitry and treasurer of the I ’ nion Student
nr .T i i int Sanford people in Eustis
a cent for the remedy, but when
Trust
t’
o
of
Detroit
and
very
pi'omSunday.
,
,
j bekah Lodge 'Friday evening. April
Reports received Wednesday were they, began to sell cotton every man
25th. at H o’ clock. All members and flielit ill li"'=ini,s-s eire|es in that city
to
tfu* etlecj that the patient was came in and paid me for tho inediHave you read Woman's Club
Every out- knows the Toreador
visitors invited
There will be some
seriously ill but showing sign* of im cine and every one of them told me
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song from Carmen, lint not* everyone
thing doing.
provement.
that it was the b<**t Img medicine
II V Me.Caidey leftlust night f o r 1
Sem inole I»nnk Annex
Aster plants now ready
Mrs. I. ha* beard il sung as Jose MarilmiCS
they ever used. One man paid me
•v week'll visit in Fredericksburg am^
bus
sung
it
for
Columbia
Records.
It. Stewart. Phone
ts-Jle
forUhe small pnrknge and bought ffi
Phone 16
t With hi* big Inis* voice In' succeeds
Richmond on a combined business
Ilcnlh of Mrs. C. C. Beasley
Regular
meeting
of
Sanford
worth
more
und
said
it
was
the
best
and pleiistire trip.
l’Jie,J *ad new* reached Sanfurif
m conveying all the pageantry and
Lodge No. "7, I t) t) D Moodnv
yo-ti
rdiiy of i fie death of Mrs C < that hi* bail ever tried
gin
tqor
of
tile
bull
ring,
the
superb
ijmrlity n d ie v e s C o n st ip a tio n ,
n i g h t , A nril
\\ nrk in 1in See ■
Yours very truly,
arroganee of the Spanish hull-fighter Beasley, wife of C (' Beasley, a
Iki, .oldness.
Loss of A pp e tite and
ond degree
All vtising Bret li«*r',i ■nr
U. F. Bartlett
(In tin- baek of this record the same prominent railway conductor of this
lb i*i.i io'.. due to Torpi’d Liver
dially welcome
Merchants
Grocery
Co.,
, '
t
■mm
singer is heard in another of the nuto city.
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‘ ■There's a -man at the curb to llers which have made him the load
Sanford.
Flu.
Mr*. Beasley was at the home of
Mr. Dickinson, representing the
serve you.”
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ing basso of the Metropolitan Com her mother in Callhun, F'lorida at 44-.3tc
Equitable Life Insurance Co. from
Carelessness Itesulls lit Failure
Dr.’ Waller Seay and family, for pany-*- the "Infotiro, E Tuo Crede- tile'lime.of her dhatli. She leaves a
Jacksonville spent several days here
Tluit is why we say "Feed. B. A.
merly of Jacksonville but now’ aid vi" ("Unhappy, One that I so Trust liiisluifid, a baby hoy one week old
tins week on lousiness,
Thomas'
Hog Powder according to
Daytona motored over Sunday and ed'’ from Verdi's "Flrnani"
and also u boy uf six years
Inter
t'ii" rbeap Ford truck at Overland spent the day with Ins daughter,
directions.
DO NOT FEED IT
19-1fl ment wrll be made at Callahan to
Garage
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S
LO
PP
Y,
but
mix it with ground
Dentil was caused from pneu
it was only the fifteenth of lust day
feed and moisten with just enough
Mr anil Mrs McMillen of Winter
m
o
n
i
a
Get your sweet pens at Mrs II N November that Rosa Pimselli- gained
C.iril- j, motoretl o v e r T h u rsd a y anil
w liter
I o
m a k e
a crumbly mas.* I
LumDy’s
Phone Id I
■Js--_,te
instant lame by her rendering of
Then each hog get* a beneficial dose.
1be guests of Mrs V (
Bray
Celebrate* Birthday
Miss Carrie Gray returned Thurs ’ La Virgin e JJeglt Angeh” '(” May ,
See full directions on package.
J,"l Mrs It. E'., Milieu.
S P E C IA L
Margaret Neal
celebrated
her
day from Rmvesville, S. C . where AnyeIs Guard Tbee"i in “ La Fnrxa
Get your colored Easter eggs from she was called by the serious illness Del llestino" at the Metropolitan eleventh birthday with a delightful Your money buck if you are n o t 1
satisfied.
30(3 Non-Skid - $14.80
1 •* Ladies’ Guild of the - Episcopal „f her father. She left her father Opera House in New York. A ft tie party -la.it, Wedqeatiay evening at
Merchants.Grocery Co.
3 0 x 3 'o Non-Skid
19.35
record'of this song is offered by Co her home on Park avenult.
churrh tomorrow at Mobley’s Drug much improved in health.
The
Sanford, Fla.
Store.
jo-i to
I
.
lumbia, among whose operatic stars rooms were beautifully decorated
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F | Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath, is in
Hits new and brillinnt^opruno ismirn^ and I he guests enjoyed a very pleas
A beautiful little baby daughter Sanford on Monday, Wednesday and
bered. On the other aide, the same ant evening with games nnd music.
Wiu born, to Sir. and Mrs. W.. J . , Friday of each week. Plume Tip- W.
artist is heard in "Good-Hy,*." which
Thigpen Tuesday morning.
They i
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, A lovely birthday cake ndorned
displays to the full the dramatic
the refreshment table, strawberry, ire
hv.e named her Katherine.
odd Fellows and Itebekahs will
quality of her art, as well as the re
I wo new solos by Oscar Seagle are commemorate
the 100th anniver- markable power und flexibility of cream and rfike being served. About
twenty little friend* were preaoift
arrmng t|(P n,,w Columbia Records pury of the founding of the Order, by her voice.
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and many pretty gifts were received.
'hi* month. His rich baritone gives attending Ihe Congregational churrh
Mrs. Neal was assisted by her sister,
■Jtreut appeal to "D e a r Old Pal of Sunday evening, April JTlh.
M rs Margaret, Barnes in ''serving
Mine.’
On the" bark of the samej
A cooked food sale will In* held at
A
• and entertaining the little folks. At
rienril is "T h e
Magic of Your McCuller’s by the Gleaners’ L’ lass _ • __ .Christian ikinnee service*
• lorio they bade the charming Hub*
|nf the lTesbytertiin' Sunday Hclifibl • will be held at the Woman's. •
I^Mtess good night, wishing her
Kvery- • Club, Oak avenue^ lietweeh
0
11imnmwtj m h j» )jujiii:mwmwitiuneiiiumaC on Saturday, April 13th.
*■ many, many happy returns of the
|j body welcome.
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• Third and F'ourth strets,
* day.
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. Among the visitors to the city this • on Sunday, April Llth, at
♦
week was W. H. Powell, formerly •
11 odock.
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Presbyterian Churrh
editor of the Clearwater Sun.
Mr. • lS-ll
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There will be an Enster sermon nt
Powell is enroute to North Carolina •
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the Presbyterian church Sunday
where
he will spend the summer.
The sense of taste is very 5
morning at ll;46, ’and at night the
LEON'S
AUTO
TRANSFER
quick i n determining
choir will render a cuntatu which
1 . Attend I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
H AU LS E V E R Y T H I N G . P H O N E
will occupy the evening. Tho *erquality.
Just try our
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Nfrs. G. W. Crim. Mrs. J. H. Fer vire will begin at 8:30.
del ieious and who.esome
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and guson and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. LoaThere were 199 enthusiastic pupils
Mis* May* Thrasher left Thursday siiig are among those from this city at Sunday school last Sunday at
afternoon in their car for Eustis, in attenditnef at the Grand Lodge of 10:30 and more nre expected next
By so doing lie can help maintain present
where they will spend several days the Odd Fellows and Rebecca* in Sunday.
^ and let us know your verdict. It
✓
Jacksonville this week.
with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ferrari.'
day prosperity, m ake a more happy, gladO i* smooth, rich and delicately fla
DR. D AVIS IS S T IL L A T . L I N
All
left
Sanford
on
Monday
blaster
at
Congregational
Church
sonic homecoming Tor the boys as they
,n
d
vored, It js made from pure JerCOLN HOTEL.
SEE HIM FOB expert
return
today
The
celebration
of
the
great
day
return.
cream,’ pure granulated sugar
GLASSES FOR HEADACHE OR
commemorating the resurrection of
aod natural fruit llavors.
F'rectPOOR VISION.
EYES T E S T E D
Christ will be made as helpful and
W e are prepared to he particularly liberal with farm
Huns Sign. May 15th
|(|g is done by power that insures
FREE.
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Germany will be forced either to beautiful as possible. The message
- an ev«*n fineness of grain, Wo deers and legitimate business in need o f funds.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Melton leave accept or reject. the allied place of the day in one of vital import to
, bver any quantity any time, any
every one.
.
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in -their car Saturday for Atlanta, terms by May saccording to, statewhere.
fr
STf
where they will attend Grand Opera. ( ‘menU printed today in Paris. It is
In the morning the choir will sing
They will meet Mr. nnd Mrs. Kauf- expected that if .no reply is received "Unbar Ye
Golden Gates," by
Il is the most eco -.
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man at Palutka who ydl! bo their. b y 'M a y lfi, the.peace commission Nolle. Mrs. Takach nnd Mrs., Frye
nomlcahdcssert.
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guests.
; would not be disposed to' give the will sing the always wonderful
Bj
S
I Karl Fuller's Rector Novelty t)r- Germans ample time to digest the " M a r y
Magdalene,”
b y * Warren.
■chestra ha* made a notable contribu- terms nnd frame its «fply.
Wjint An Organ nolo will bd ."There is a
" H O M E I N S T I T I l' T I O N ”
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tion to this month's new Columbia’, wopld follow hus not been forecast Green HUI Far Away," by. Gounod.
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Records in a double disc with "Singa-i even jn Paris.
Omasummissel m
In connection with'the service there
little Happening!
Mention of
Mattcre fn Brief
Personal Items
of Inlereat
Inand About
TheCity <£
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
B A P T IS T T E M PLE
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D U V A L H O TEL
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Atlantic Hotel
I sS I
W A V E R LY HOTEL
WIGHT TIRE CO.
i
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Kelly Springfield—
Portage—
P en n sylvan ia
ALL SIZES
VZySB
J IM
1 Taste
1 is the Test
It is the Duty
IceCream .
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o f every Am erican citizen to produce
all lie can, to make all he can.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
FRIDAY
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EIGHT
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Jane and Katherine
D orothy Gish
B ryant Washburn
Marguerite Clark
M a ry Pickford
Lee
in
A Paramount A rtcraft
Special
in
" T H E H OPE C H E S T "
“ LITTLE WOMEN”
T H E SEVEN SW AN S
T H E EAGLES M A T E
SATURDAY .
April 181h
..
Marguerite Clark
i n*-
[j
“ W IL D F L O W E R "
H
also
“ SMILES”
also
also u
j’ i a two reel comedy also
M
a Ford W eek ly
TH E W A Y of M A N and
M A ID "
also
a
Roaring. Lions on (he
Midnight Express"
ne of those celebrated
Sunshine comedies
a comoay
Big-V Comedy
•
by Louisa O lcott
a comedy
. also a
Harold Lloyd
“Mack Sennett
comedy
comedy
S A TU R D A Y — Gladys Brockwell in “ TH E FORBIDDEN ROOM” also A Big-V Comedy— S A T U R D A Y
LYRIC
THEATRE
OPEN
EVERY
SATURDAY
WITH
A
COMPLETE
COMING-THEDA BARA
Sanford Library
Tlie C|Uftstfon has been asked why
the Library does not furm-h^^ii
printed catalog of the hooks for the
use of its patrons.
It cannot be
done at present for the reason'that
the fundi available fur *- t i r m i l ex
penses- are not sulliyierit
The in
come from the renting of linto.-i and
magazines, and an ‘ oceasioital gift of
small sums cannot be made to cover
more than the cost of new books
and the expense of cards, etc.
arts’ Haven:" Clara Hornliam
* Princess Virginia:" ~C» N.
W-UUumsorr -*
■ City of Masks:" McCutclien
y of Comrades:" Basil King
itc Man:” Geo. Chamherlnin
iiit-r?. of i he Tide:" I (' Lin—
A Daughter of the Land
ranor porter
PICTURE
PROGRAM
^THE SILVER KING
Polly of Lady G&y
Em mu Dowd*
Collage
IVrximmons:" A. ('. Butler
Circus Day:" George Ade*
Mustafa Egyptian Hoy:” Ligh
Wonderfully Small Portrait*.
Tint smallest [mrtrfilH ever made Are
ifn the Niiliiuinl museum, the work of
an ItuHun urilst. Three portraits appeitr in a efreijl.tr frame one-elgh!h of
an Inch In iPnineier.
Stor
W e have** a ribbon
fo r .
- »*
you r typew riter *
BLACK,
BLUE,
PU RPLE
< i any. of the above
w ith red-
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
i H l i c e Supply D o p l.
Phone I IN
Sanford. Florida
\ulo Accessories are no longei
— Ihev are a necessity
Daily FasKion Hint
the Accessories for your
parts for your Ford.
— S P E C IA L -
DraiiJ Now Coffee Center.
Ida formerly tfippllod the world
coffee; later the West Indies,
tifn .Tina (link Jlii- lead, b> he
nnted la tout liy P>rii/.ll. which
iredoies Iit„,t.t
t'
>ti| r e
lire. i|Oet‘t” tc of
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the
ID percent-discount on ail tires
for cash.
Sanford Cycle Co
roit tiie f'ARhrnEETTE.
Tito true fnrtnrrctlc works ns hard
In the fall preparing her garden for
ncAi lipting, ns che does eating for
vt getatiji n ami fruita. In Muntmer Thu
tit"..- |>t' lured is designed especially
for her benefit nttd carried out lit
bluo rain a w Mh poiha dots scattered
f,v-r i ho. surface
The collar halt
i xfilli
aiGui
jdm
„ lionmil
Candies
be your
Easter
M O B L E Y ’S D! U(
Foetus: Alan Sceger
"Kaiser ns I Knew Him:" George
- .Davis
|
" A Minstrel, in France:” Harry
Lauder
"T h e First Call:" A. Hmpuy
" W e ’ ll Stick to the Finish:” Chap-
We' are expanding the use of the
..... t^icording to modern n. thods, by atbling to the holders of a
book-cart! the privilege of n second
non-fiction curd
with
n<1ditiupa|
charge. Any one wishing this second
curd can have it .by asking (or it
We urge ftur readers to search out
and learn for themselves what g«md
thing*’ are to tie bumf on ih turn-
Librarian
tuple Asked to Gather Mugailnes
Tor U. S. Men
(B y I*. 11. M ’ Gownn)
Washington, April u.— [’ he A n t r
im Library Association today sent
t a clarion call to the people of
Torrr rad hart. tidy rad tin t,
hand turn* pouna and halfpound tin humidorr—and—
that clotty. R a d i c a l pound
crystal
humidor with
tp on yt m o ititn tt top that
If. 4. k.jnolJ*
ob.cco Ur,
Ainu |A* lofcacco in *t>cA
p i r / i d tooi/ilion.
lU T it flush up to Prince Albert to produce more smoke
happiness than you ever before collected! P . A .’s built to
fit you r smokeappetite like kids fit your hands I It has the
jimdandiest flavor and coolness and fragrance you ever ran
against I
JusLjvhat a whale o f jo y Prince Albert really is you w ant
to find out the double-quickest thing you do next. And, put
it dow n how you could smoke ‘ P. A . for hours without
tongue bite or parching, Our exclusive patented process
cuts out bite and parch.
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Realize w hat it would mean to get set w ith a jo y ’us jim m y
pipe or the papers e v ery once and a while. And, puff to
beat the cards! W ith o u t a com eback! W h v . P . A . is so
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APRIL 18, l * l t
SANFORD
HERALD
PAG E
N IN E
' Btf ia biA C oo l h a South IIa# » t the town » « Atlantic, Coaat ,Une Railroad track.
ait* of N o r th Chuluota at Avenue p , mn 4. Road to Rrliton'a Siding.
*■ W l l n m mjr 'ofllrltl r lfn tlu f# And Mftl aueh certificate In Ike name of lira. Y. Lake. • And a oa t aere tract bounded aa (ollowtr
porth-on Avenue .D liv e (S) block! to S ev
thii thr 10 th day of April. A. I). 1919.
T h t aaid J. E. Lalne baa filvd aaid certifi Commencing 33 feet North of tha South*
Beginning at the north hall mile poxt of
enth etreet. Ihtnc* went on Seventh atreet
E. A. IiOUC]LASS.
cate* In ray office and made application for went corner of Nnrlhweet U of floutkwext U
tw o (1 ) bloeka to Avanu* [I, thence north Section thirty-two (32) Town nineteen (19)
(Mrrk ('Ircult Court S#minoU Co., Fl».
taa deeda to laaua In aceordanca with law, of Section 9. Township 2 1 South, Hang# 3d
on Avanu* II three (3) bloeka to Fourth South, Range thirty-one (31) Faat. run
Ily V. E. D oujI i m , D. C.
<
N O TIC E
Unteaa aaid certlficatea ahall be redeemed Eaat, thence run North 133 feet, thence
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atreet, thence weat on Fourth atreet on* CD aouth on* quarter (>4 ) mile to Atlantic
T h . lutlowinf resolution wax olfcrad by
Coaat Line Railroad track
according to taw t a i deed* w(l) laaue thereon Eaat 322.1-3 feet, thence South 133 feet*
thence W**t to -*<artifti point.
Comr O P. Sw op* and duly aecondrd by A appro iifnatrly tour (4) tenth* of a mile to 6. Mecca Hammock Road.
on the 22nd day of April, A* If. 1919.
Nollrr of ippllrallon for T » t Dvrd Cpdtr
Which application will be baaed upon the
I'omr I.. P llagan and adopted:
Wilnrst my official algnature*and
this
where the public road turn* weat toward
Beginning at the aouth end ol the preaent
Svrtian
it
of
(
‘
hiptrr
4M(t,
o
f
Flor
petition for tale now on Ole in aaid court.
the 2 lot day of March. A. D. 1919.
||r it llrxolved, by the board of county Oviedo, thence westerly following the public brick paving on Sanlord avenue, aaid point
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Dated
March 27th* A. D. 1919.
(•eah
K.
A.
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cummiaaionrr* of Seminole county, Florida, road betw len Chuluota and Oviedo to the living »the intervention ot the Sanford and
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla.
M A T T W ILLIAM S.
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N oiler i* hrrtby fiv rn that <•* M. JtrniM.
that they aieem it eiprdient and for the Atlantic C o M t Li ne Railroad croaaiag in Orlando toad with Sanford avenue on the
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Guardian.
n y V. M. Douglaat. L). C.
b e t iptereal of Seminole county to laaue front . ot Law ton lira*.' ature at Oviedo, eaat aide "of Section twrlve 1 12), Town twenty purrhavrr of T ew O r tlflr a ti' No, 402, datod
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filed
county bond, of aaid county for the purpoae making a total diatanca of approximately (20) South, Range thirty (30) Faxl.,
run thr 3rd d»> of July, A. I),# 1916,
l a Ceart o f County Judge. Slate e f Florida
ot (fading and pavin g certain roada In aaid ail ana flve-tenth* (6.5) mile*.
aouth on Sanford avenue approximately one »«id <*rrtifif*ir In my office, and hta made
county with brick or other hard aurface B. Geneva Avenue Fill weat ol St. John, and one-half ( 1 1XI milra to Michigan atreet application for lax deed to Uiu« i n accord* Notice of Appdlratloa for T a t Deed llader In re Kita t* of
HarryJ.
Cramer, Minor
Seminole County
.Serlion A of Chapter 4ASA, f . a * » of Flor
anc«» with lam.
Said certificate embrace*
material, aaid roada which are to lie ao
River.
aa laid out in plat of Mrcrx Hammock,
ida Notice la hereby fiv en to all whom It
Ihr fullnming dr*rrik»ed properly altuated In
(laved bring a* follo w*!
beginning at the wrat end ol draw bridge 6 . Oviedo and Geneva Road.
Loaxie
Cramer*
Notice la hereby given that Overatreet . may concern,
, ,, * that
,
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Semfnolt* county, Florida, ttr*mit: SFIL% of
I >.-acrlption of road, to be paved with heroes St- John, river on the road running
lleginning where tpe Jtofjda F ad C oad
l *l r r F
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brtrk or othrr hard aurface material In Sem (rum Sanford to Geneva, run writ approx Railroad cro*.,-. Avenue C In plat of town SK ‘ * iif Section M , TowntHIp 21 , South, Turpentine Company, purchaaer of T a x j i**1™
S0.11* d>>r. ol A P " 1'
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40 ’’acree.
The »aid land Crrtirtrat* No. 1*52. d . O d thr 5th day of !
inole county, Florida. There roada to be imately one and one quarter 'll.1, ) milra to aite of Geneva, Florida, areording tu plat llange 32 E u t .
Junr.
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llouaholdaf,
County
firing
a**o«ifd
at
the
date
of
the
iMuarvce
of
paved not Ira, than right (It)* feet in width. brick pavement.
rrcorded thereof In I'lxt Rook 2. page 12 of »uch certificate in the name of J. W. Thorn* 1*9*. rovrring K ‘ , of N W l , of S K t i of |f U11*.» nd
*»I<L founty. at hla o « c *
I. t'amrron avenue and road paat M oore ’* 9. Orange Uoulevard.
Seminole county rrcofda, thence run eaat to firrg
I'idr** amid certificate aball fie re- s * f . 2. Tp. 21 S.. It. 29 F.. 10 a r n a. a.»ld at lf? Sanford, . i l a . , in aaid county, at 10
Station.
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"J •• t-jon t h . r . a f t . r na th*
beginning at the interiectlon of Orange Second atreet. thrnr.-xaulh on Second.atreet deemed according to law tax deed 'will litue lh* property of E. T . W oot. n : Alao Tax °
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beginning at tho intrrarction of C an<
to Avenue F, being the atreet corner on
b . h . a r d . for authority to **ll,
eron avenue with Cele ry avenue, which ln-~l Uoulevard with Oregon atreet ea'lald out in Vhich the It. II. Piltithxll at ore atanda, thereon on the luth day of May, A. Ih ISI9. O f t . No. 9*5. d *l*il th*. 2nd day of
rull“ wln* <*"*
teraection I* forty (401 rod* w « t of the the rqau of Sanford Farm*, recorded in Plat thence ead to the eaat line id Section twenty
\Vitne*« nff official itjtnature and teal Ihla A. I). 1902, for t a i » * Tor th . yaar 1901, coy- ] * ‘ .’l,>u1b,1i ?r
.ring S E i * of 9 E G of K W i
il*.a railroad 1" ibf J
' « * » ld r; un,t>r'
northeaat corner of Section thirty-three (33) (look One Cl), page* 127 aud 12K of Sent, one (211, Town twenty (201 South Itange the loth day 4>f April. A. I> 1919.
right
of
way)
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and forty
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County
Record*,
run
aaaterly
on
Orange
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K. A. D H U G L AS S,
>’ ‘* ^ r T “ * n nineteen (19) South, Itaage thirtythirty-two (32) F ad. thence aouth and aoutha err#, fold aa th* property tif A. L. Hunt; i JjJ10*
north of th* .nuth.aat cornar of
one (31) Feat, run aouth on Cameron)avenue Uoulevard approximately one ( 1 ) mile to the wraterly following the main road b.tween
Ctrrk Circuit Court Seminole Co,, Fla,
and ha* nltd aaid rarUllcat. In my offlra. ‘ h»
'*uf
of , h*
<,',a, 1r*
one ( I ) mile acroaa aaid Section thirty-three north and aouth one quarter (* * ) line id Sec Geneva amt Oviedo through Iowa City to
Ily V. K. Dougtaea, I). C*
and haa made applicatiun fo r tax deed to |*r J*
on
tion twenty-one ( t i t , town nineteen ’ (191
IS-jtr
■* ( 34 ) to (ieneva avenue.
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the Atlantic C o l d Line Railroad ero ding
iaaua in accordana* with law.
1
i-Ol. aouth of Rang* Thirty (30)
Alan beginning at the inlg/aertlnn of South, Itenge thirty (30) F ait, where Orange in front of Lawton Itroa.' d o t e at l)vi<do, a
Hnlra. .aid arrtiflratFi .hall hr rrdramad f » * » . r#un’ll" f » ” * f,,uI hundr.d and
Cameron avenue with Geneva avenue at the boulevard Interaecta the Monroe brick road. itUtanre of approximately eight .*( mdra.
Nullee « f M a i l e r 1* Halo
according to law taa dead will itaur Ihcrron twenty (420) fa*t, thrnc* north two hundred
northeaat corner of Srrtion four (4) Town 10, Rand Siding Road
7. Oviedo and Chuluota R-.aJ^
Notice i« hereby given that under and by on the 22nd day of April. A. I). 1919, Wit- ■ " ‘J »* n ( 3 |0) fa*L t h « e # oaal four hundred
twenty t20> South, Range thirty-one (31)
llrginning on St. Gertrude avrnue at
d
[ rr}
«h*nS. _ aouth tw o
Beginning on the aouth line id the town virtue .«f a final decree ot foreclosure and *»l»* nraa n,y otfirial algnaturr and arai thi* the" * n
Fait, run aouth on Cameron Ave. A p p ro i. point approximately fourteen hundred three
hundred and ten feet to placc^of beginning.
made
anil entered in the Circuit Court of 19th day of March. A. D. 1919.
rite
of
North
Chuluota
at
Avenue
I),
run
one ( I ) mile to the eaat and weal road (1403) feet weat ol the Section dine between
(aeal)
K. A. D OUGLA SS,
Alao begin I21f feet north and IS feat
qhlch lead* writ to M o o re ’ a Station: thence {•reliant
you nun* twenty-aba. (261 . and
. twenty-aeven
. .
.. north on ^v rnur t) rtve (3) block* to Sev Seminole County, Florida, in Chancery,
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole C o , Fla.
wrat of 8K corner of S \ V * o f S E H of Sec
weal oni1 half ( * y ) rnifl* paat Muurc'a Sta- (27), T ow n nineteen (lit ) South, Range enth Gleet, tlienre weal on Seventh 'drCM Waring date loth day of March, A. D. 1919,
43-5tc
whi
n
in
George
U.
w
r
n
M
u
r
t
i*
romplaintion
31. Townahip 20. Hange 30 Eaat, run
*
' lion to licardajl Ave.
.
thirty (30) Eaat. aaid point being on the two ( 2 ) block. to Avenue It, thence north atit and Jarne* II. Ilryce ia defendant, I, « «
north .11.1S feet, wrat 200 feet, aouth 3I3F$
• • 'IT. Richmond Avenue.
renter line of * puhlir road,running north to on Avenue It three (31 bloeka to Fourth aprctal maatcr will offer for ante gnd aril, irt
N
O
T
I
C
E
T
O
CONTUACTOK.N
fret eaat 2lM feet to beginning*
atreet, thence w e t on Fourth atreet one tl
beginning a M h e intrrarction of Itiehmond Itand’a aiding, run north approximately block- to' Avenue A, thence north on Avenue In nl • f the court fioiiae door in Seminole
Scale.l bid* will be rrccivetf by and at the
Which application will he baaed upon tha
Avenue with Geneva Avi'hue, which ia at fifteen hundred (15001 lect to within fifteen A appro Imately (our ( t ! t-nlhx ol a mile to reuhts,
I it fi t s . .1 t* i f f id, durirc the office of the undersigned until |6 a. m, April petition for aaU now on Ale in aaid court.
the north one half ( * , ) mile putt of Section 115) feet of the Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad- where the pqh.ie road turn* weat t .war I ler&l rjour* iff *ab‘. ««n Monday, the 5th day 2lat* 1949, fur the remodelling of the W*lDated March 27th, A. D. 1919.
three (3). Town tw e n ty ( 2 0 ) ' South. Range right of way. tlienre north-weal, ily on Oviedo, thence Wraterly following the public <i>f M i . \ D* 1919, t * the higbcft bidder borne lllock Into Hotel Valdet. Contractor*
LO SS IE OH \ M EH,
thirty-one (31) Faat. run anuth on Rich puhlir road along railroad approximately toa.l between Chuluuta and Ovteato to the for ii<h, the following described properly to furniah all labor and raaterialt fur «uch
Cn-Stc
Guardian.
mond avenue approximately one quartrr ( ' , ( two hundred ( 200 ) fret to railroad croaaing, Atlantic f o n d IJpr Railroad r maxing in in Fe.ninole county, Florida, to-wlt: North- remoifelling according to plan* and aperifira- — ----------------------iS------ — -------------- ------thrnr* arroaa the railroad right of way to a
llifni
of
r.
II.
Triimble,
Architect.
Man*
mil* tu Jordan road.
Weal nuar|<r of northwest quattef of Sec*
public road paraMtlng the railroad on ita front of Lawton llroa. at.ire ' at Oviedo, f tfioi l ive ol, and the »v # t half of the wr*‘et ami «peelfirationa may be had upon applica N . t l r * of A,pllr*llan for T . i D rrd t'm lrr
3 . Sipra Avenue.
making a tutal diatanee of wpprnxjmately
R a d i o * S o f t'haplrr 4335, L aw* of Flor- .
beginning at tbe/ntertrctlohofSipeauVenUe northerly aide, thmee aouthcaatrrly along tlx and rtvc-tentlia 0 , j . milra.
half of *outhwv*t quarter of Section Twefity- tion to the Srrretary and by depositing
Ido
with Celery avenue at the nqrtbrMt corner of thi* ruad approximately four hundred (l o o t
or,» . 21 !* T a t n i h i p T w e n ty i l O i , South, $10.00. 'which wilt he returned when plana
Niitlr* lx hrrrbjr giv .n that ft. N. Huttnn,
Section tblrty-.two {Q2> Town nfnete^jyJ 19) feet to the road on the north line of Hrctiun S. Geneva Avenue t i l l - « » .at * d - S t John* Itange Thirty-lwu 4.32) Ea*f. with appur- are redeliv ere d to Secretary. All bidder#
purfha.rr ol tax r.Mlrtc*!* No. 191, ' t . l n l
River.
’ \ •
nineteen
(191
South. Range thirty-one (31) K*»t, run aouth twenty-aeven • (27), Tow n
f*nant*i-e fljcrita belonging* to » a tM y «aid are required to accompany their bid* with th* 3rd day of July A. t». I9IS. ha* alod
certified check of $£5(1.00 payabtr t*» San*
* on Sipea avenue, one (iiK a A e r * ) ^ ) mile to South, Range thirty ( 3 o» F a « t , thence eaat
I t.ginning al the weat end of draw bridge t|p -r**e and c«_*ta.
*
ford
l l o l r l Conatvucllun C o , Inc., the aaid ra-dinral* In my offlr*. and ha. mad*
Atlantic C»aat Line Railroad track. . , , . approximat'd)' twenty-three hundred aixty arroaa St. John* river on the road running
j:. F. I I O U S H o t . ! ) K R .
(2360) feet to road running north anil aouth. Irom Sanford to Geneva, run a c t approx
checks of unauecMvful bidder* will lie re ■ ppUr.tlon for tax dpad to f o u r In •rrord*
I. Road to llriaaon’ * Siding.
Special M i t h r .
with law. Said r rr tlflr.l* anlbr.rpa th * thrnr* aouth fifteen hundred (1300) fret to imately one and one uuattxt i t ! , ' - mile* to Tddrn St M m u lf",
turned to them Upolt the refection of their an>i*
beginning at the north half mile post of SI.
Gertrude Ave.
hid*, check* of sucrr**fyJ bidder*
bo*re- fnljiiwtng drarribrd— pT*TT*yty- rltUxt.d In
Grit k pavement. . _
„
. Soliciti»r« f*»r Complainant.
Section thirty-two (32) T o w n ninutxuu* (10)
RarnTnufr
rortflly. Florid*. lc>-wlt: N 4 of
_ taine«l and uaed by the eor|TnratlY»n m
43-e*
S .'i' th ,, Jlxqga U>x4g>,wo« (JH* fcaat. rated . D . -lUatL-.wiwtyxtlyiu ,ll|
—
- *■ —
?
if the ruccc**fnf-btTf^tTT* N’ l l J , -ok N W J , itre. 14. Tp. 29 8., 44, 32
Ilona 26 and 27, ' T o w
" ’ ~
iT'ulTi one quarter ( • , ) mile tu Atlantic
arr*..
T h * aaid land bring »xj Lilli to cxcrutu •atitfartory contract and F a .tJ »
*
*
: flmfLivurd with U i r g m »4f***t a* laid uut in
Jtange 30.
Coaat Line Railroad track.
NO TICE
bond in one-fuUrth contract prlre, to he a|>- ara.rd i t th* dat* of th* ia.uanr*. of aurh
m , map «*f banfurd F i r m * , recorded in l ‘ lai
i.
Mecca llabtfnock Road.
ordilirat*
lrr.JJi>'
nam*
of Unknown. Unlra*
lleginning .at the half-m ile poxt between Huok im r <11* p a f i f I li 7 and I - S of Scin*
Notice
i*
hereby
given
that
we,
the
under
.
.
...
....
«
#
r
provfd by the corporation, within ten days
Beginning at me aouth end of. the ptr.i-nt Srctluna twenty-all .261 and twenty-,even
kflrf written
^,i»»..*a notice of
-• thr -----*------ of* 1
«Ign.,| incorporgtore, intend to apply to Hi* after
arrrptanrr
hit • aid C'-fllfirat* .Hall h* rrd frm od according
brick, paving op Sanford avenue, aaid point (27), Town nineteen id'*! 'South , Range inede County lie. « f d * , run ea-terlv on 4)rang«* liif* 3l«*t»c\, Sirin**) J. Calta* i l o 'e r n o f "f the j bid, a
lo
law
lax
danl
will
laao*
th.r.on oh tha
,
29th .lay ui April, A. I). 1919.
being the intrrarction of the Sanford and thirty (30) Faat, run adulh approximately Itokslrvard u p p f i u l ^ a l H ) ' *ifie |i mite It* ( h r St.*!*
I I-*ra-I
at TallahaMee. ffiirida, on .
Hid* for plumbing and for the furnivhlng , Witpra. rqy oltlrial algnalur* and xfaL thi*
Orlando road with Sanford avenue -on the twenty-one hundred m i (> (2160) frrl tu rtnrth a/i«i *»*uth uiir 'luarter * %■ lin* of Se, * thr dh din i-f
l) •iiac <21 . l o a n n l n - f e r i
V I* 1919, or 4* «oon ,,f pUinifiing
f ~~........ ,t materiiil
.. (an (■*■ an*i
mii <i fixture*
i n i H / r i may
m a y fie
i*e
eaat aide of Section twelve (l 2 f. T o w n twenty l.eeaburg branch -oi Atlantic Coaat Line floii 't a i' n
----- ;
,
*
’
tht r. j|l< r 11 * * t c«JL
heard, for l*;tl» r» t u b m iU i d aeparately and if •ub mH trd acp- th* 2Mh day id March. A. I >. 1919,
..’Ol South. Range th irty nddl Faat.,
run
(t r a il
E. A. D O U G L A S S .
Railroad.
South. Hang** D irty
P» J**1" 1* wr,J
f -1 »►» na- nt t ,» ii- t«%u**d t » th** O I* Sw«»p«a Land
*hall fit* accori\j»»ni*’4| with crriitie.l
I ’l-rk Circuit Court S*minol* Co., FI*.
aouth on Saufiird avenue approximately one
„ f *»hirn r orp*»ralu*n the fidfiiwfng , hr, W in the •sum of $123.00, made and un
I Irarri ptioh of road* to fir
paved with Boult v ar<1 in te r,,, .* the M<*nr<»e Urir* . 0 1 ,1 .
Ib-fitr
By
V. M. Douglata,-!). C.
and one-half i t 1, ) mile* to Michigan atreet
Hand Sitting Hoad.
t nhali
the \rilelc* ol l i r w r t m n l l u n ;
j i|er the name condition* and a b o ve act out.
sand aanhalt or othrr fi»r.F •turfour matir^vl to lleginning
x, U(d out in plat of Mecca Rant mock.
on St. G ert ru de %vrnue at. a , . . . . .
,
-------- -!-*•—
* --in Scmlnulr vou ntv* Florida.
T h r ee roads pmtit ai»proilmnt#1y
t
r
i
l
r
l
r
*
of
Incorporation
o
f
Cl,
I1
.
Swope
T
he
corporation
f
f
w
r
v
r
i
the
right
to
re
fourteen
hundred
thfea
*.. tlviedu and (i e n e v a Road.
t o bo p av ed nut
than 9 feet in width.
Land ( ‘timpani
ject any and all l» da.4
iMfiJJ leet weal of the Section line between
beginning where t h e Florida Faat Coaat I . . French Avenue and Cemetery lt»»ad.
Nnnfurd llotrl C oiolrufilon ( * « „ Inr.,
Vf 11<1c I.
Sections t_w'enty-»ix t2h) and twenty-aeven
Railroad croaar* Avenue C In plat of town
45-fitc
“
II, C. Dulluae, Serty,
427),
Town
nineteen
iff))
S^ufh,"*
tl^ngo
lleginning
et
thV
In
f
f
r
iw
lln
n
of
French
The t nine of thi* corp««fatl«,n phall fie the
aite.nf Geneva, Florida, arcotdlng to plat
avenue
and
Ninth
i
t
m
l
in
the
r
itv
.o
f
SanoRvaortklaa HEIV mt
thirty
i
ll))
L
i
f
t
,
aaid
point
firfng
on
the
'
41.
I'
Swops
i.aiol
t
omoany
1),
1
'
S
w
»p
f
l
and
t‘
ompanv
nrrd
it*
prifk■
recorded thereof in Pla t Rook 2, page I . of
N O TICE
BTOItB”
Seminote county record*, thence run eaat to ford run auiilh un French Avrntio appr-w- renter line of 4 public, road running north 4o j cipal place *d buaincsx ‘•hall fie in Oviedo,
»ai,| c-r- if hereby given that an application will fie
Second,atreet, thence aouth on Second xlrdet im&lcly on«* ami one ((Uhitt r 41 1a J railei I » Uand*« *iding. fiio north approximately; |Smbinide minify, Flufida* hut
the
§.mth
half
mile
po*t
of
Section
ihirty-aix
llftien
hundred
il500)
f,.*t
t,*
within
Fffeni
‘
poratioii
may
havr
offtres
eU,*where
ir,
the
made t •• the f»ctt •*•«•!,»n of the fbuitla
to Avenue F, being the atreet corner on
, , ■ which the II. )t. Palliahall alore* atanda, (36), Town nineteen • I !•i S*»Tifh, llangr <15 f * *■I of Ot,- \ f Inntic (*„a*t Line Itailroad htat. .( I lnri<1.t <0 in the Unttei) State* .*f LegUlalure to hace that h,jdy enact, a law
right of way. thine,
north writ, rI> on Aiti*nr* a* »*> M* liuUneo may heroine , aldifbing a county court lor Semin<de‘
thence eaat to the eaat line of Section t wrenty thirl) < ilh K b «I, ihfru’t » n i »it •*. i t •-rt V
puidir road .ilong railrokii ’ epprovimately J iii»<i,i«* i r j' or
Lent.
county. Fioriila.
Dated February 2'. th,
.>ue 2ii. Town twenty ( 2 d) Houlb, Range null-# to where private toad run# *outh
twx» h o r d r i d »24>i*i f * , t to railro.id cr,»»*tng.
19 19.
Xrilrle II
thirtv-two (32> Faat, thence aoutli and xuuth* wrxte/ly into eetnetciy.
the,in* a r ri.o thr railr<rail right* of * * s I «* a
V
A
D O U G L A S S * Clerk.
Thtg*
tier
tl
lift!
Lire
of
!)ie
bu^fiim
l»,
wi.atrrly following tile main road between 2- f jtdd*horo nod Fa* la Hoad
puidle r.*«»l paral, il*ng I4t. tHilr->ad on i l « !rji' 11 *
I * D»tc
IIn I hi 4'o‘rpof a I |o|| —h7iti I•• a *
to -n ew and Oviedt* through Iowa City to
♦, * r I h* r I ,
vh I i ’ , I ‘i f i i f i 1
o t h » a * i * r I ■ • I *ji <
Ite^lnm
rift
a*
t
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int«
r*i*rt
h
.
i
f
c,.,I.t
I.i.
r
*
>
Ini', * «
1 ♦v t l
, » b u y . L*d»l. o w n , •"(Uft'1.
tltx nli r Coaat l.ine Rudr -ad troaalng
• t>1 r .4*1 u p p r o f i n , 4 l » lh tour hu xtlli >1 '0*1
i*» lit*1 «»tv oi >a« ■>',
tl, k, lop . »eli.
*1 * 4 ! in. Conv ey , b .,**•. '
(; ui el l.awloii Rr.oi ' alore al I ivied o, a *tr»»t an*! Fr* n< n
N l ) TID E
I*, i t
lit, ri j<l **n IS,- n or th lm»- < f Se»||i»ji r« 11 r iho rt g4g >.
h*rd run * . « i on (i>dd-boro -.(r«-»i iipprm
h a n g e, c u l t i v a t e , mi| r>n« ia he re by gi%en th at un a p p l i c a t i o n wil l be
of nprfocimattdy *!ghi i*L? mlVa.
? » 4 nl > •* e vr n
i2* .
Town
film I ecu
i I U » a ix l Olt(, r WI«. tb 4 1 in a n d di«p**a»- of n a l and
imalrK
eight
*
3
tt-v»th*
pub'*,
ihem
e
t
miri
< votiu and Chuluota Road.
*
m a d e t o t h e n e t t ■I’Wdinn of th e Fi ori il a
t he nc e ,*»-t
weet'i’rly *«n r»rad pa*t F m * ' ‘ lair) ejtpr***- S ou t h , ItitMtfr 11||r I > !*•
»* e r * " r n l p r * » p » r t v . a nd any
r i g h t * . Iitb**, 1 L r g U l a t u r e t , ha \e that b e d v m a r t a law
ap|>r,*.timat,ly
ig k . fi t i th r * ,
F urolm l
-i*.t
Imatily nine
tenth* mdt*. t Hence follow
pr I * ' - 1
<r 1 i n u t h e f i i n ,
in t h e
of
k t•o 114 h 1 n g 1 h.* pr. -* tif fop m of mum, iiotl g . t o f t i
- I * * * I *1 +■i r i i min -n* r:. It. i r I ..... .
I rif I hi* riiu*n r-oid wr*f an«i ghj(N' o lit ft)
I ! . . u m d if other at ft 1 4** . .t tl,,
l n il, d m e n ! fo r S a f i f o r d , hla . a n d l o C* lftnlj»h a d i f
111* ,rI f « utn l.fla.u I '(ll.l'l (| I ’tUO, fx*. I to S t « ' «
♦
a a|»pr*»\| mat, ?k I L n *
, <<1
( 44 njti,
njfl*
and in for* ign n«u ii 1 rii-i, 1 0 pint, ini- fe ren t f o r m «d g o v e r n m e n t f o r liu* m|t| m u n i c i
LEGALADVERTISING
I
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D I TC I M C C C
D U u IrlE ilJ lJ
f* A D
a I (<■ Ih r » „ u t h Im r of Seen m t IIIr4y *folif
41
4 i T a w n nineteen r»i*> South, u * nee th irty ,J)0
n c
v / \ l\ l/ | J
. I I Eaat, tVence w..| following public^To/d lip
♦
4 • |‘ f
♦
4
4 4 « 4 « « « 4 « 4 « » 9 « f 4 m
* « m
» ma t • l\
« «
On.- I nt h C a r d * W i l l |»x- I'u td is h c rl l n«
d r r T h i n ilr u d in u A l Th<< H a i r O f 17.20
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t It * r
fir
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That
D,.
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• ■-• t
f 'fil'd *I •• « fir«'l 411<I
mi
OFFICK IN T IIE COUItT IIOt'SF
an I
»n, tialf mil* preii <•! Srrbtin Hurt:*
I•* .
T»wrri
nin, le.*n
H* S >nD*.
ILif)*r, thirty
\hd
LA ir }'A7i’
.
. p p i . V i , f , 1* ^
n|i!n l<* cofttsrr! with brtrk
f
S C H E L L E M A IN E S
f i t*
ft) N -W I I. Ilit XV..1, • P tft l • t • ■•»)•* *•4 7* . » r, 11I *4*
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r*
S •*u 11,. 114 r» <»- i b i n ,
••*
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S44»J
f •».
pufji --.
f<*d<b,
r i tu n l v
«-f
grading
li o i u i *
anti
*<f
1 1,uni >
in Dir gum «>( f
nn i* r**
•luirrd, tftai Ihr f a i r , if jiit/r*^! t >• )*r pwi*l
<<n •did bond* ^#1 II lo *• • } i,*-r rent, and D,»
lim, w lit t D m prinripal ami i»t»« r*''l "f •urh
' fmnda
«hatt’ he due «hall b
tTiirtk v « 4 f*
: after Ih. I .1 day «.f Julv \ D |9U», with
inlure’ t pa^ ablr
anmially.
| lie it Further U r ililv n i, T h a t an election
fir ahd the karnv* ia hereby t all, d and ordered
St
l, r tr u d e
\ v *.
jiriJLi-, d r a i n un<l i l e v e l o p l « n d * fo r th e pur*
pivfte .*f 4 » le a n d l e » a e i Arul^lo d o and p e r f o r m
tail ti f »- ftppr > pr ,« fe i t n * * d f jl for til* di
v . 1■■i 1 mu 1 t tird 1 Tf, |' i <» v »• tit* n * of * « m r fo r a n ,
p u r n *.* f • f •» l,i, h 1 he -atn, m ay lo «a*t <a(•t • •i
it.g
1tl{ I 4lf f« t
It
V *1 ( o i l
l o 1 . b f l a k e D..
niftfiftg* m.-nt e n d * a Ic of
id
t W4 r
r»ny pa ri *»f the
p t o p i r f y nf t h e co r
nmilt-crr IP' Soulh, Hang*' j pallo i a*-rt i *n
l
l o u*ob r i a k e an*! ' 1!r*t-1 i h e u u n
Doff. to Haiti, (tin *>*>uth appro, |matrly "a g en t* M and
* a l e «-f prnpvrly, but bbfu f^ and
U i n l i o |m
hoodfv-d - M l ,
2i h U» fe« t !■,
land
f " d u n , and l ** , ou d tii 1 a ipoMf.il
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H« g i n n i n g .j i the ini* r**'4-|m» h " f F r e n c h
a v * n » i r and N i n t h - i r * » i in i h . n t ^ *.# S«r=
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i m a t i l y on, ,»ud one tjijart, r
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rnitr* to U here p r i v a t e roa d r un * nouib-.
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J I i **1*f • |,o ro aini I ' a d a ll«»ad
t«> be held a! the ** v*-ral iiltr,*, * l t m D>,
iiiu*M»ro
IL ginning at the In l tm r l i u n of GuldOgiro
la--! general rbction was hrl*l in said rounty,
for tn** purpuM of vatmg upon an*l deter atreet Ait it* rTencIi avenue-in the city of M ke
ftpJS^/ftmining by the legal Vntrra nf aaid county ford run wr«t on (i<dd*b<*ro atfrrt ap
rfroi t h
whether or not aueh ImniD -hall i»e i-^ned, Imately right Ot> tenth* mib«, thence1 rffrutl)
sabl elertion I *, b, h«-id *,n the I'tth da, ■( weairrly on toai) pft»t Fit t*' dairy iPI'fox
Mwy—A. Dr )*•)£. tit ar m r dsn nr wlTfi f i w In tnist, fy nine f9i lenjli* inib-**, thence foil dw
LAWYERS
I—
If a Die main road weal and tout h westerly
general rjrrliiini.
ap p ro iimately three (quarter* 4 1g 1 of a mil*
* F lo H ril
For the purpoae of holding «urh e1rrli,,n> tu (he •••ut), line of Section thfriyTmlr 1l
■ n<l r » n \ » s « t r , g and rn4«.J»tg fa-turn »•( Die
Town hihHrrn 119j Sou Hi, U-tiktii thirty . JUi
Note s r a * l tfii f>d biwing electura are h ,r e b>
Fft-<I 17t•-r. • «»•-* i f ,il[.xft trig puidir r.m.l «p
* t» po t nl »* l irup*', 1>i( * m t i M *■ a.-fftj p r e i l n i f *
l»r o «l iiiat. Tv three a rid thee tenth* •-1 1
1 1 ip-erti i el) , I h»- I ** l ri a m- -1 I * a'-! a<* tlerk
md»-ft l ** the e i u t ( i « i * l roffirr of T « v n mm
I'rerim t N‘ -i I. Sanlord I d
Mi(glf>-. I
teen
19 1 South, Hange Durty •-Hi j Ea*t,
E 1i lie*, Tim Kean** and l( *
Maxwell
thence ritiMll f*.lowing pul\llr foail throqgb
309 Park Avenue
1‘ irrinct No 2» Lake Monroe < V S. Ilaw
i ’aol.i a}iphnimately mie'aud otkibhalf ( t ' j *
1, kirta, Jarnen Johnson, I). If. C. Kabun and mile* to connect with brick rokd at the weat
I HOM AN FMM E T WILSON
E. FKKGUSON Ilfil'HlIul.br.li
Wilson & Hoasholder
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S n n fo rd
Dr. C. J. Marshall
( )llice
Telephone 291
Office Hrs: 10-12 a . m . & 2-4 p.m
DR. E. M. DOWLING
V E T E R IN A R IA N
(GRADUATE)
Treats scientifically diseases
nf all domestic animals.
CnllH in Sanford and
vicinity promptly
answered, *
Phone 389 M elrose
House
O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A
John Hell.
IT er in rt N«V *1. Sanford: <\ I*. Ilritt, (*. J
Hi/mph, W. M. H a y ne« and Schell,* M ain e*
Precinct N o . I, Paula; A* A. Ilieka, F. A.
J thnaon, A. V. M r i i u i o and Leti.nard Kelz.
I
Precinct No- 5, Oviedo N. J. Tanner. T
4' u*hl frg, T hen A of in and II It .MH'iK,
W
Fly nl.
Genev a
J
FfrrirxH Su.' ♦»
M
K
Wicks and
G«v»rge Ret#ra. , J
1 »Mulry.
I’ rerM-ct N •• 7. i[ Oulu*'i i G <4 J a* nb*.
N ( j# n J a . l i II K u W f 1 « Afi'l 1 D Utumlrv
U f erinet S i * * “ftfirw Ha H K M at h> r*
).
M Al hr fa. a.n*1 VI i I m b 1
1* L
l(«’*|i|ltf . *
M urrm in
1* l*r yrt>,
*. Long wood T
I 'r r r lf it l N«
N
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D
Hartley and J
J \ liLtlin
'S**arr>',
Martin.
Urrrlfirt No. ID, l.akt* M a n J
J. VS. Fu ftirr, It. II. L yn c h and A. E. Hjoh-
k»m.
Precinct N o . 11, Altam-mtc; II. f ’ . T y le r ,
II. CL Lym an, A* W. M ullen.and W . Tl. Ilallird .
Do it Further llcanlvcd, T h a t thcac rc#o»
lutiona fie (luliliihrd In thr Sanford II,ra id,
f he only ticwatiapcr published in aai*l c o u n t34
once rarh week for lour *t*eh* prior to aaid
election.
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Adopt ed thi a Nth day of April, A. D. 1919.
••all
I. A. It R U M L E Y .
'
Lhairmait lid. of Co* (!ummiaaitin,'r*.
Altc»t: *
,
«
W om en!
Hero Is a mcasnpo to
Buttering women, from
Mra. W. T. Prlco, of.
Public, Ky.:
“ I Buf
fered with painful...”,
alia writes. “X got dawn
with a weakness In my
back and limbs...!
felt helpless and dis
couraged...! had about’
given up hopes of ever
being welt again, when
• friend insisted I
• Take
ft '
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C*.
L.
D,
E.
A t tra f:
W. Entxmingrr,
P. liftgftn,
P. Fwopc,
If K i IIm-c ,
f*„m m iM iu n rn i.
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K. A^ Dnuglaw,
4H-^lc
--------- u l K O T I C k - i H El Kl I I O N
FJgticc I* hereby clVcn Dial ,»tv. Ih# 13th
day »»f M a y , A. If- i 9 l 9 , . a n elec tion will be
held at tho a#veraI pn-rinrla in Hominidc
county. Florida, tu dt lrrm in r whethe r or not
therr ahall be Uautd by the c o p n ty c tim m ie
viunrra of aaid County, roun ty bonda to the
amount of $300,000,00, to bear intrreat from
dat# of laaue at the rate of &J) per te n t, in
one half mile p * » l of. Section thirty (3 0 k
T own nineteen l liH South, Hange thirty
( 3 0 » R a il .
T h e following « lector * hhvr* been
appoint, d to ronilurt *al,l ilr c tb m and to ran
\a** and. make return* of the v .*!,-» r«/t in
*th»* aev»ral pfrrincl*. respectively, -thr la*i
n a m 'd to art a* rierk.
I *r»■«-! n* 1 No
t, Sanf*,rt|
F. ,f
G il.*, T i t . frieane and It. 4'
PfF »in rt N " 2, Lake Mon roe
L»n*. Jaine* John* »n, l> It t"
h
lligrin*.
F,
\lavw<ll
\ S lla**
H
John lb 'I
P renin* No I. Sanford 1 1. Itrrir. 1
Humph, \\ . M Haynca arid Sch. lt*> Maim *
P rerinrt N o I, Paula: A, A llirka, F. A.
Johtfnon. A V McfsUir. anti Le on ard K r l i
Prerincl No.
i h i n l t v N. J Tanner, T
L. I'uahing, T h r o . Aulin and II IL XlH 'a ll
Precinct <No. <i, Ge ne v a. J, Vv, Fly fit (
(i e o r g r Peter#, J. V. W ic k * and M. FL
Ik io le y ,
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Precinct N»*. 7, Chuluota: G. G, Jlicob*.
N . C', Jsrolo, It. H. Hofiajrt i and C. D. Itrumley.
Ffcc im 4! N’ o. M, G a b r l H I l i S. K. MaDi«ra,
P . . K. Iteddltt, C. E. M a i hem and Wiladn
#M „re m a n .
- Precinct Nil. 9* L o n g w o o d : T- P. Lewi*.
J- A, IHitline, T . D. Hartley and J. N.
Searcy,
Precinct No. 10, Lak e M a r y : J. G. Martin.
J. W. Fortier, It. II. Ly/irb and A. E. Sj,»blom.
■P re rin c l No. I t , Alt am en l# ; IL C. T y le r ,
II. C. Ly man. A. W. M u t lm knd W. II. liaffard.
Said elactinn to be held in arcurdance
with the law# of Florid a g o v e rn in g *the hold
ing of genrf aL ele rtiona Ih ri lt l it ate, and re
turn* to fie made to the rierk and rhairman
of the ho ard ' of county r o m m i i i l i u i i r i of
the aaid ro un ty.
,
D o n e ■b y order of the board of c o u n t y
comrnjwaifinrra of Seminole c ou n ty , Ida
T iea ll
E. A. D O U G L A S S ,
CTrrk of the Hoard o f C o u n t y C ommitalnnrra of Sexninnle County.
4 b-Slc
N O IIC L
•
I began Cardul.
Th 1
a short while t saw a ’
marked difference.^.
I grow stronger right
along, and It cured me.
I am stouter than I
havo been In yean.”
I f you suffer, you can;
a p p r e c i a t e what It*
means to ho strong and >
well. Thousands o f wo
men give Cardul the
credit for their good
health. It should help
T r y C a rd u l. A t a l l ]
'15-73
1
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L,-/t* lal io n,
* i * h « « e , 4 It air man
It I
I hfll'iir, Secty,
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Ju dic ia l Ci rcuit
Sem in o le l oiinty, FlufLIa
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W iliiin. Com plainant
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Jlii•
lU -U rC UM JB . Ut*
N E W
B P R IN 0
^
•>aai
1^ * 1
S T Y L E S
of
im
Smart Uuxbaa
>
S M A R T CLOTHES
For Men and Young Men.
•
$35 to $80
Stratford
C O LLE G E
O LO T H B 0
Y ou n g
and
F o r
M en
Th ose
»
who want to remain young,
to l»f Ihe UA/lirit 'ihixribsd ia aaid arltele* -*>f
*m o f hnrallun an d ark n»*l<-'dgrd that th.y
•irnnl i h , *am , fur Ih, u i n and purpna.a
tin n in , i p r r « , d .
Witn<-*i my hand and "fftrial aral, thla tha
flrvt day of April. A. I). 1819.
,
i«*al)..
H O S K I N S JONES.
N'utary f’ ublir.
My (Tammiaalua ripirru Drr. 21 1921.
I>avla A Gltr*
Atturnoy* for Inrurnurat iM.
47.51,
W rite
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fo r
Onr
J fsw
Style Book.
C
84 W .
F O R S Y T H S T.
. .
• f
J a c k io n v U le ,
F lo .
(30i F’- a.t, containing one i q u more or leva.
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7} r i S ■
Citrus trees need fertilizer earlier thafi usu
al this season. W ith the abundant spring mois
ture the soil .supplies have moved freely and the
trees have had a vigorous development. N ow ,
they need more fertilizer to properly sustain the
fruit they are carrying and to promote a good
.summer growth. W e offer any analysis.
*
A ll the potash you want.
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■mm
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W ILS O N & TOONER FERTILIZER CO.
Manufacturers Ideal FertUIxera '
■Dealers in Spray Pumps artd Inaectlcides.
JACKSONVILLE.
It. C. Maxwell. Mgr., Sanford Branch
A R E Y O U IN S U R E D ?
FLORIDA
IF N O T , SE E
W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y
A Q C N TS
1
'.IL
‘ “ - . r r ^ '* a t e r . . . . . .
! a « w w u s ^ s j ; « f f l a - T B T iS
^
$35 to $60
IL W. II All It.
R
A r 1
t V 9tc
------In L l r c u i l
1 1 1!•
I h i H,
S T A T E OF F L O R ID A
C o u n t y o l S em inole
,
Hefo rc
me personally a p j e a r e d O.
P.
Swope, R o y F. S y me#. F, r , Dutton and
II. W, Harr, l«t mn well known, and known
Hoard of county commisaiunrra In and for
terra! payable aeml-annually. aaid bumf
bunda tu Seminole county. Fla., will receive bids at
their
next regular meeting held May fib ,
maturr
and
be
due
and
payafde
thirty
year#
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.
- Hy )
•Her
after the Aral day of July, A. D. 1919, and A. D. 1919, at 1U o'clock a, m, for the build
D E P A R T M E N T OK T l i r . I N T F I I I O K
ing
of
concrete abuttment* for bridges over
to !»« iaeued for tho purp«*r of (rad inc and
U. 8. Land (Iffltr at Galnravlllr, Kla.
pav inf with •brick or other hard aurface Soldier Creek, Get Creek, Howell Creek, and
March 15, 1919.
oVer ditch about I mile north of Oviedo,
material the followinc roada:
Nutlrr la hi-rrhy airrn that Colonrl I).
plana and specification to be had by apply
Deacriptlon of roada to be paved with ing at the office of E. »A. Douglas*, Clerk. Ilolmra of Ovirdo, Fla., whu uo Marrh 16,
brick or other hard surface material in Sem Hoard r w r t r t the right l o rrlcrt any and 1911, mad* llnmratrad Entry. Nn. OI25SO,
inole county, Florida. T fiewe roada lo be all bid*.
for N F ' t of S E »x Srrtlan 22 and NW>4 of
aved nut Iroa than eight (ID feet in width.
Stt’ h , Srrtinn 23, Tnwnahi, 21 S , Rant*
L. A, I1 H U M L E V , Chrm .
Cameron avenue and road pa«t Muura'i
31 K.. Tallahaaare M.rldian, Ha. fllrd nutlc*
Hoard Co. Commit. Seminole Co.
Station.
o f tntrnlion In laah* T h r»t-y rar Proof, to
4H.Jt
i.tat>llah claim to th* land ab»Vc drarrlbrd,
lleginning at the* interaction of Cam
eron avtnue with Celery
which Inbcfoic f l r r k Cirruil Court, at Sanford, Fla.,
teraection fa forty 440) roda weat of the Notice wf 4pf»l!railnn for ® a » Deed Under on Ihr 25th day nf April, 1919.
HerItop h of Chapter i l H . I.aw* of Flor*
northeaat corner of Section thirty-three UJI
Claimant l i m n aa aritnraaaa:
Ida
Town nineteen (19) S ,uth, Hange thirtyCharira I,. Wrat 6( Ovirdo,- Florida
Notire
la
hereby
pivep
that
C.
S.
Lee.
one (31) Eaat, run aouth on Cameron avenue
Rutlrr lloxlun bl Ovirdo, Florida
one ( I ) mile acroea tai«i Section thlrty-thrke purchaaer of T a t (V rfifiratr No. 3 19, dated
tlcn (4. Smith of .Ovirdo, F'lorida
the 3rd day of July* A. fl |U|*», entering
(.)3) to Geneva avrnue
Harper Smith ol- Ovird o,• Florida.
IIOIIT W. DAVIS,
Alao beginning at the interac'tinn of S ) , uf N 'K ' i of N K ' t of N K ' i «>« Section 9,
Tp
21
S.
It.
31
F.
1
i
r
r
,
.
Hold
aa
the
45.
St*
l t r 4ipt,r.
Cameron a v e n w with Geneva avenu* at the
property «*f N. M. Lrlnhart
*
north, apt corner of Section four , ( l i To
twenty OftO) South, Itange thirty-one (3 D j
Also T a t Certificate No. 274, dated the N o lle * o f Application for Tax D e e d l.'adrr
S r r i l o n 3 o f Chapter 1333, l . a x i a f F lo r
bait, run aoutn on Cameron Ave Appro i
Jrd day of July A. I>. MMfi, covering. Lot 9,
ida
>.
.
tun ( I j mile t « 'the eaat and weat r*»ad f IH»*ek D, D. II. MltchslPa Survey of the
Nutlrr It hereby (Ivr n that J. F. t. iin f,
which Itfldi weat lo Moore'a Station, thence j L evy Grant. 26 acres. Hold ‘a* thP propurchaacr of Tax Cartiflcata No. 432, dated
“ * “ -oif “N. "IjL Gliw;
went one half O i l mile past Moore's Sta I 'erty
i r 2nd day of June, A. D. 1913; aaid ccrlion to HeardalII Ave.
Also T a t Certififhle No. 269. dated tha liflrat.
emuracra thr (olllowtnK daarrlbrd
2. Richmond Avenue.
3rd day of Julv, A.
D.
I9I«.
covering property aituatrd in Hrratnul* county, Fla.,
llrginning at the intersection of Richmond Lot 26. IHoek I I , *0. IL MlteheU's Survey ol to-wlt: Bcfln 16.77 ch* F . of S W cor Sec.
L4r( ) ^ 7 a Avenue,
/\7 1 1 i ur, *i
445c 44 i«
1 ft at
■ 1 . the
,^
, _ _ _Grant,
__
I-evy
& aerea^aoltl^aa lha prop- 35, T p 19 a, II. 30 Eaat, run N Oh rha, E
Avrnue with Geneva
which
t h . nurlh one h . l f < )> ) m )l. pi..t >,l S rrllo n 1 . r t y nf N . I). O i i r . ! A l a n ' r l * " ' r r M I
4 cha 8 , 6 )4 eh*. W 4 cha, 6 acre*. The aaid
th ra . (3). T u a n J w r n ty (20) S outh. R a n , . 270. d . U d t h . 3rd d . W
J ^
A It
th tftj-n n . (31) X.aal, run aouth on lltrh - r o x r r ln , u n lo tl,4 tta-t of R tn:k ft ' f i * ii' tand briny a****a*d at the data of tha iaauahrr
of aueh ccrtlflcat# in tha name a f J. F.
mond •aanu , a p p r o a iio a u l, u n , -quarlar ( »*> , M ltc h a fl’a 8ur*a^ of '| j x , n , 7 , i
K’
l-ainf;
Alxo T a i * CcrtlBcata Nn; 212, dated tb*
6 th day o l July, A. I>. 1915: aatd eeitlDrat*
U o U B l B f . f i Ih* iBOfBBBtlBB • Bl SIprB m , rrTr./f I l! j
’k’. '. ’ b . 'T
embraeea
tha followlpy deaertbed properly
• x * n u ,» U h , C r l « T n y ,n u a a t Ih . nufthanat c»r- U x d „ d to l u u . i n a e c 2 d a t f f . 2 t i h l . J
■ituated in Seminole county. Florida, to-wlt:
h,r of Sartion l h t r l y - t * o <32) Town njn ,t, rn
u i
• u
•" -rrornanea with law.
Aa lo Lot 16 Florida Land, ft Colonisation
W
Marrh
4*,»mmilt»-e. on
*
11> S,
T h# aral nf (h i* corporation shall he a cir
cular lmprroai«|ii and firar tn the center Die
word* “ C o r p o r a l# S e a l" arn! around Ihu cir
cumf erence " O . I*. Swope La n d C o m p a n y . "
.
th r* ft Wore
R O Y F. S Y M K S
F. F. D U T T O N
r
The Woman’s Tonic
Dalrd
\a
CaDierin*' \ |lr>iwn anti
an»i
J"hn i Ilf ( i » n, D«*f*iMlant«
anti and a I plh* r p, f * o h * . no-l to n u i b >.
T o the Defendant. John L Drown
» » If *»L#i tli*|n**» of I h e p r o d * , ! • 1 h e r e fr o m .
It apfuraring from the sworn affidavit
T h , ftiMgiunff cl «u*c ""ahall be rtui%l r u* *1 n* herein nl*d that your plare^ of resilience is
in*!* 1 • ,ob ot object#, busine«aea and p»«weri, u n i c state of the United Slates other than
anti lb* , numeration ol »n\ spi-eilir otijee*, Ihe atale ,»f Florida, and that your pafticbu' .xa nr powt-r s I, ft11 owl I*, held t «»limit I ular
reabli-nrr
u unknown
t*» affiant and
ft >,r, i n r l
in an, ttuitn* r an> otin r a b p ' t , that ! fir said John L
H r ' , » n is a minor
Ini* 1 • •* **f j*''Wtr of t rn» rt*fpi,ration
over the age
of fourteen
y e a r, and has
An lr le III.
been abaent from the stale more rhan fls it t y
T h . am .Hint « f (h r • . | n ( . i
of th i» !f" > * '"• » * p t . W ' l l n * tHia nr'li-f ami thcr.
s pu person in tho i l a l # of Florida service
t rporati* n *haM be T » * , Hundred and Fifty
of atjbptHna unon whom* would bind tha
1 1 4Mj«ftnd ? I 2 o0 ,P,}d i)0 i ]i**llar«, to be di
vid id in to tw en t y -li ve hundred iJSUU) * h s r * i same John E. Ilrown.
It is therefore ordered that you do appear
,d Du* j»ar value of Unc Hundred f $ I 0 0 ,U0 )
D ’dlurs each, and *a»d *t»o*k ma y l*e paid In thla court to the hill herein filed un the
h>r in ,asli or in property, labor and service* Mb day of M ay. A. D. 1919.
I l ia further ordered that this order he
at ft just valualiutl. to bo hv* d by I He
*lirech»rs at a me, ti n i <ailed for such pur* published once a week for eight consecutive
wegks in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper
par.
puldished in **id Seminole rounty.
tr iir lr H
NSilness rt»> hand and tfie seal vf the salt)
d ll' * •1r p*' f a 11 *•It -*iad M i l l per pet lift t|> .
Cirruil Cour t this 2 l * t day 'of February,
Arlirlf )
A D 1919.
I h r business of 1 to rorio,ration shall be
1 seal 1
E A DOUGLASS,
rMndl|r1 *-d t*> • Hoard >d I Mrerlofa riinsisf
Clerk Circuit C o u r t Seminole C o , Fla.
i " g **f not I, »• than Loir nor mure than K ay. Adams A Hagland.
seven member*
' Ih e Director* shall, from
A lly # , for Plaintiff,
Jacksonville, Fla.
their number c ir r i a President, a Vira I'rea*
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p , fauna who are to conduct t h r hut mesa ot
this corporation aa ita te m p o ra ry oifirera
In Court of Counlf Judge. Slat# of Florida
ami ilirrctors until the director# are H a i l e d In re Estate of
at * the first annual meeting of the stock E tt a L o w W i l i a m * and
S #m in »lo C o u n ty
holder* her, in aftr r provided for, ahall he William Williatn#,•Minor*
D p. Swope a*' President, Hoy F. Kj*me*, ••
N olle # la herrliy given to all whom It may
V n * President. F. F Dutton , as Treasurer concern, that M att Williams, as Guardian
and II. W
Harr, as Secretary.
T h e f) r a( nf Etta L o w WiUlatn* and W il li am Wllarmual r o o t i n g *>f the stock holder* shall fi# hams,
minor*, will on the 29th day of
h* bl „ n the second Turada y in July. A D
April. A D. I9|9, apply to th# Honorable
1919, and annually thereafter on the second | K. F. Ilnuahnldrf. Co un ty Judge In and for
T u r t d a v ' o f rarh and every July, such meet
said county, at his olfic-a tn Sanford in aabl
tog t«» he h*bl at Ihr orinrl|i*l ulTirf of* I lie |county, at D) o’ clock a
m , or a# soon
• •rtipapy » t It vlr d o , Florida.
1 thereafter as the matter can ha heard, for
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• authority tu aell, at public or p riv a te sal#,
[oliowine dr.rribrd real r«tatav Iq xxid
TJie highest amount of inde btedn ess ' or 1 ***• followln
tirsliittly t «k which this .corpuraliun ran at monte, t,'-wit' Sooth 7 and ) ( chain, of tha
any tlm r subject itaelf is F iv e llun«lrnl N W I | of N K ' i of See. 20 . Townvhlp 20.
Itancr 30 K i l l , mntatnlnx I t aerrx mun nr
ThouaatM - ».r.ou.ool).do » Dolla ri.,
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T h r N ! o of N l i of So uthwr.l I f nf South•Names, reaidenrra and aubarriptiona of inwr»l •( of Hr. (inn 3, Tuwnxhlp Twrnty-.in*
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,21) South. K.nge Thirty (30) F’. avi, eon
Name
Jlealdenrr
Nu. wf Share*
.aining to acre, mure ■» r Iraa.
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And th* South one twentieth (1-20) of
Hoy F. Symt-a, Sanford. Fla., 125 Share*
the South half t t j ) of Nortbweat *4 , uf
F. F\ D utto n , Sanford, Fla., 125 Share*
Suuthwr.t quarter t **) of Section 5, TownII. W. Ilaffr, t i r U n d f , Fla., 125 Share*.
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o r d i n a r i l y ter mi ll thx- r o n i m l o L h m a n a p r
f o r m of g o v e r n m e n t l or iniinu 1 1•» 111i * •
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Sanford,
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SPECIALS
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C d le iy B le a c h in g P a p e r
C yp ress L u m b e r
SEEDS
Bean, Sweetcorn, Pepper, Tomato,
Cucumber,
IN SEC TIC ID ES
Bli}estone, Arnenatc Lead, Paris
Green, Lime-Sulphur.
Crate M aterial, Nails.
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ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R
T I I O M A H D. R AK E R , Pb. D.
lulling Cbtmlol - I'rnfonilonal o f Natural Nclrnre
Kmrrllu*. Itolllna C sllr fr, Florida
Private f.aboralorr o f Ilslllaa College
Winter Park. Pla., N o e 31b. I l l s
I b a r e ' complrlfil rarefal chemical aaalrala » f the i i m p l e of water lhal
you brought me early fa a l . a t e k , an.d have eblalaed (he fallowing reoulld:
Clear
Neutral
million
-Traro
C h U r l n s _____
1.75 Oarla per million
Tatal aolldo .. . a ,00 patio per million
l l a r d a a a t 23.05
parlo pat million
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* Kearlloa . . . ____ ______ . ...
Proa Ammonia __ 90 pari* prr
Albamlaotd Ammonia ......... _
Tho obatnro prarilcally o f free and albuminoid ammonia la Ihla water and
Jla very email amount o f chlorine Indicates lla npotbonl ouallly Ur household
parpsseo. In addition lo Ibe good quality rharaclarldllrn o f superior household
• alee. Il possesses special fealnreo o f much value, ospocially those of e i r e l l e n l
natural aeration and L O W degree o f hardness.
The bacteriological analysis, resulting la an average total eounl. In four
samples of the ’water, af 1 bacteria per te al.: and in Andlng no colon, or olhrr
harmful bacteria, fully confirm lla good quality ind lr alad -b p tho C I I K M I C A L
analysis.
O f the many waters af this and other region* that I have analyrrd, I have
found none superior In all good qualities to lhal of Ihv ‘.'Elder Water."
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Yours very respectfully,
IHIgaed) T i l OS. II. R A K E R ____
T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor
T K L E P H O N E 211-W
B y C hristina Rossetti
With Unutterable Longing.
been too sleepy and stupid to entertnln him. But Matthew did not come.
The undercurrent of I’olly'e thoughts,
ns she (Hiked nil day, wan dimly con
cerned with wonder ns to whether ho
had had to go nwny to rmnp, and why
ho went without letting her know, and
whether she should ever henr from
hhn and whether Mary Curtis knew
where he was. She told herself that
rcnlly It did not runt ter, sho should
not cure If he didn't core chough about
her to even let her know.
And then ono day, ns she talked to
a group of Interested housewives, Pol
ly looked up to see Mntthcw standing
at the edge of the crowd, his brown
face lighted'with n smile, half Interested, half quizzical
Polly felt her
fnc« flush hut sho kept on tnlklng.
even though sho became suddenly
■nwnre of tbo fact that Mary Curtin
! .Blood beside him. Mulling nmusedly
iinnth'r the brim of her second now
1japring lint. Worst of nil. It was the
very blue lint for which Polly herself
had yenrned.
Bitterly consriouB of
her hluMi, Polly nodded to them, nr1cejitlng Mnry'H scarcely perceptible
bow In return. Hho row Mary pren.n
Matthew’s arm, nnd heard her words,
, "Cofao on, Mnttlipw, we'll be late
for ibe first ufit If we don't fmrry."
Polly shed furtive •tears under Ibe'
shade of the last year's sailor' Hint
night nH she hurried home. It was nil
over, of course. It didn't matter, now.
whether she ever hud n new hat or
not. Even If she laid the money t<>
buy a new hat ijhe shouldn’t do It
now. Who on earth cared what she
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Polly’s eyes, swollen with tears
when she fell asleep, opened wide In
spile of themselves at slghl of the
warm sunshine, the fresh green of Die
;trees, tile next morning. And when
she went down to hrunkfnat they open
ed wider Mill. A huge box from the
llorlst’s lay across her plate at the
table.
''That Just mine," smiled her moth
er. “ I can't Imagine who sent It.”
Neither could Polly, until she open
ed It to find a great sheaf of roses
.with a note from Matthew lying across
ilt. Her lips quivered as Hhe rend It.
He wanted to take her driving Hint
atermion. What had happened? Why
'should he want to take her? However,
•Polly sang about the house that nmrn, jlng, and even the old sailor seemed to
(take on some glorified Easter ulr. Just
'from sheer Joy of the day. Polly did
.‘wish she had nnolher hat to wear
when she went out with Matthew, hut
then It did not really mailer—.
When Matthew came thui aftcr-
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Batter's Deep Significance. .
Easter la the greatest of Christian
festivals because Us date of celebra
tion end purpose ara clearly deter*
ruined and almost universally accept
ed. Many aro nwnro that Christinas
(Cun hardly be the real anniversary oS
jthc birth of Jesus, for numerous schol
ars hold that he was born In the
spring, not In December, but nono
doubt that the crucifixion took plnce
-during tho pnssover week, and that
the resurrection, ns chronicled In tho
Gospels, occurred en the third day af
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Probably every reader of this paper
finds tils taxes a bit higher than ho
likes to pay. Thousands of them have
been struggling for the,last few weeks
to make out reports on income taxes
to the government, and have found
that six per cent takes a. pretty heavy
slice out of what wan left over on New
Year’s dny. Many of you had to bor
row, money to pay tho taxes.
But this tax Is nothing to what all
of us will have to-pay If the Victory
Loan falls to go over. Uncle Bom's
war bills must bo paid. He prefers to
borrow the money from us and pay us
bock later on.
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take It—In the form of taxes. . •
It's like the difference between rant
ing a house for ten years or buying It
on the Inrtallment plan. In one case.,
you wind up with u thick bundle fff
rent receipts. In the othor, you havo
a deed to your home.—. .
. *Isn't It better to lend-your money to
the Government at a fair rate of In
terest than to pay It out Jn taxes,
which never come back?
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That's worth considering when tbo
time comes to Invest In Victory Bonds.
Mourning Friday.
It was not nlways called Good Frldny. Yearn .ngo.ln Germany It was
frequently referred to ns Mourning
■Friday. Our ehrly ancestors In ’Eng*
land did not call It Good Friday, cither,
hut Long Friday. Such Is tho term
i In an undent ecclesiastical Inw about
1,000 years old. The Danes used tho
snmo nanle, Long, tnstend of Good
Friday.
Tho reason for using tho word
■'long” was doubtless found In tho
seeming endless nnd severe fnst prac
ticed that day. At one time the Span
iards emphasized tho solemnity of
Good Friday by closing all the
churches.
Nowhere, else thnt I hnve happened
to he on a Good Friday wus the day
so solemnly observed ns In Home. Tho
city seemed t<> he In ■mourning, mak
ing all the more Inspiring the mntchJess servlet*? and singing In St. Pe
ter's cnthedml on Easter.— Philadel
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whisper.
One of his favorite subjects
Is Liberty Bonds.
The bonds nre absolutely the
best secured In the world, so
he dare not attack them openly.
Ho whispers to. you to sell
them, hoping to demoralise the
market,
.And he has about as much
chance of doing this as ho had
of grinning the war. It la .characterlstlc Hun stupidity.
Every time you arc approached to sell your Liberty Bond or
to trade It for stock In some
unknown and unestabllshed
project, remember It Is tho
voice of the Hun speaking.
Then lake another grip on
your Liberty Bonds and hold
tight. Keep thoie you hare and
be ready to buy more when the
victory Liberty Loan Is. offered
for sale In ApHl.
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Bklrt must lie narrow, ihurviore
4 panels are added to give them as
A second Y. W. C. X ITostcs* nouse,
tCt wives .ami children o f soldiers, Is
much width ns The swaying to and
fro of tho panel will permit. It Is a
delightful compromiso of fashion and
the abovo model typifies the Idea
charmingly. Medium site requires 4
yards 40-inch satin and 214 yards 4RInch cathmere. The .belt !$ qf fancy
ribbon.
Pictorial IUvlow Co*tnnie No.
soon to .be opened at Caathcr, Cnhu,
Ilnwallan Islands, to enro for tho over- Sixes, IS to 20 yea“c. prtt°. j louU.
How of women nnd chiltlren from ths
Ural house, which opened some months
ago In answer to n rail from the coininnndlng officer of the enmp.
During 15 dayi In November 2,152
Tho homestead of the tenant of Shotvisltors were entertained nt the house, lery farm, brought to the hammer at
Including women anti children, of the Birmingham recently, wn;i tho house la
folloW’Ing nntlonnlllles; Philippine, Hn- which Hltnkespenra und Anne' Hathawnllsn, Portuguese, Kpnnlsh, Russian, wny are said to hnve plighted their
Porto. Itlcnn, Korean, Japanese and 'troth according to the nneient rite of
American.
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It's*no longer necessary to go into the
details describing the practical merits
of, the Ford car— everybody knows all
about “ T h e Universal C ar.”
H ow it
goes and comes day after day and’year
after year at an operating expense so
small that it ’s wonderful. This adver
tisement is to urge prospective buyers
to place orders without delay. Buy a
Ford car when you can get one. W q ’ll
take good care of your order— get your
Ford to you as soon as possible— and
g iv e the best in ■“ after-service” ^ when
required.
Spring bursts today,
F or Christ is risen a n d all the earth's at play
riilurei) Mriiw, nml it smart new suit
Matt lieu Itatl hulked as tll.iugli lie ml
intred Mary very much.
"I fit ' d e a r s l a l i i . d I’nlly, ns she
illiub.-d her own friHit slip . "I wan!
that hat— the blue mu*— hill there are I
1 sn many other things in do with the
money t It doesn't seem rigid when 1
ought In he buying wool to knit with,
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script Ions, nml that fowl (•nnserynttou
H e r Lip s Q u ivered ,
uniform! I supistse I can d o . over
my Inst yenr's sailor,"
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The Inst year's RfllliM', however,
! proved to he discouraging. Polly did J
! her best by It, but even after Hint It <
j bore nn undeniable last-year look. I
j However, she should have to wrnr It. I
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She,, with several of her friends from
the domestic science school, hnd Just
been nuked to help with it food conser
vation display in one iff the depart
ment stores.
That mennt thnt she
OLI/r OSBOUNE stood «houlil. llflVi: .In hpy the uulfurru of
before the window of
Gorlon1* millinery store,
consumed by ntr uuutternhle longing for one of
the gay-colored hats with
which It was ndorned. It her country, when oilier people were i 11"™; 1 “ no" ' DUl JOU Bet; 1,0 lnnen
wns rcnlly an unuttcrahlo doing so much morel
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Matthew did not come lo see her L !
, bright dny
as though the possession of ono of that evening, ns Polly hnd hoped he :fnt,c
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those hats was necessary to help her might; Indeed she thought she saw his•" *“ * of \
,CT U"' ,of co,ur^ ' ,nut
acquire the possession of something tall khakl-clnd figure passing tho ^
“wallowed bravely and tried to
else, something else she could not Hvo house In tho direction of Mary Curbefore she nnswori'd
without I f Matthew could aee her tl»\ Of course he hail a right to go ; 'Of-course." she said. “ You-why
wearing one of those, looking fresh where he chose—
1!* ou ro ,h« vt’ry
b o r I ’ve ever
nnd bright and charming. Instead of
During the busy week thnt folio wet],
Any * 'rl OUKht t0 1)0 K,n'1- ,,
dingy as she did In her old black felt, Polly hnd little time to think about 'l* Try n* she
I,0,,y « « • « not
the blue hat. Oply nt night or morn- rtnl,,h ,l'° "^ntenec.
But then, aha
She turned away from the display lug, when she wore the old Bailor to !<1,a not hnv<! l(>, for Matthew's arm
with a little sigh. Under the brim of nml from the store, did she remember ,|bnd stolen about her.
the old black hnt her young fnco Iter longing for n becoming bonnet. |‘ “ Could you marry me, Polly? I’ve
looked tired nnd discouraged, It seem Her days were too full of anything hut' ;loved you always, but when I see how
ed to cast shadows about her blue thoughts of corn products, the uses of »weet nml gitod you are, nnd how—
eyes—not becoming shadows, hut wist fat. nnd vnrlous substitutes for wheat, ^different frbm other girls—when I saw
ful ones which were far too oid for All day women crowded about her; Tou In that store wearing n uniform,
her. '' She was thinking about Mat rountor listening to the demonstra-i [Folly, and working for your country
thew. Only an hour or to before she tlons sho gave, nil dny she handed! [instead of acting as though It didn't
had aeeo him passing her window with out recljH's and explained the mcnn-j!|n»nttee—I—could hardly wait for a
Mary Curtis, the banker's daughter. Ings of nor various exhibits. At nlghtj jehanco to ask you to mnrry me, even
Mnrr Curtis was as fresh and chnrm- she wns so tired that the only wanted j (though I'll have to go to France— "
Ing as Polly felt herself to be dingy. to go to bed when she reached home.i| ‘ *TI1 marry you I” Polly murmured
8he had worn a spring hat of rose- If Matthew had come she would have (.through a mist of happy, tegra. _‘*I—
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On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit a n d V egetable Crates
W. A. Merrjdaj Company
PtUtka, Florida
and bring her in when.jyhc fails
The quicker you get'here, the be
A n injured machine must
not run around on one ear.
your car braced
that it will talk quickly
joor road as well as on a
I one. • W e do
that is a gem in the
of mechanism.
ote your car through our
rhen you need Quick* Accurate Service
B & O MOTOR CO
Buick Care, Goodyear & U. S. Tires* Bumpers* Spot Lights and all other Access'rs
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The reproof of n grind man resentidea fuller's enrlh; it not only removes
the spots from our e-mrnrter. hut It
mbs off when It is dry.—Williamson.
and PRICE
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Portugal Once Lusitania.
Portugal was formerly khfitfh "ns
Lusitania. The present name Is de
rived from Port Fuflo. the ancient
name of the town now known to ns ns
Oporto.
Hill -Hardware Co.
Overcoming Obstacles.
Sir George Reid’.* golden rule for the
'attainment of old age; “ I have aimed
at health nnd happiness, and when con
fronted by n formidable obstacle I have
first tried n> knock It over; fulling this,
la get around I t ; If mil. then under It ;
nnd If all these maneuvers failed I have
been content to lie down In Its grntefat shade, lauding It as a beautiful
blessing In disguise."
Fully Explained.
Jennie wjts‘ asked’why she did not
go next door atiy more !o play with
tier Utile chum. She replied: "Our
dispositions didn’t match. so we dis
tal mied our nrqmdntnnce."
• Aim High.
I f yon hit the mark yon must aim
n little nhove I t ; every arrow that flies
feels the attraction of earth.—Long
fellow. .
French Custom.
In France, until Hie Introduction dt
postage slumps and the ruir of double
yosfnge for unpaid letters. It was con*
itdered III bred to prepny a letter ndlressed to a friend.
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Times of Life's Deep Emotions.
At cert tilt, periods of life we 11vo
years of emotion In a few weeks nnd
look hack on those Pmcs as on great
gaps between the old life nnd the new.
—Thackeray.
Monasteries.
The monasteries once thickly strewn
throughout England ami much of Kuro|>»’ v ; ; c called abbeys, from being
ruled by abbots—or nhlmts from abbas.
Syrian for “ father’*—ns those governed
by a prior were called priories.
A Boston Child.
"Our ehllrl Is hack’vnnl. Four years
eld and lakes no interest In Shakes
peare.” “ That does not necessarily In
dicate that the child Is backward. Ho
may believe that Ilacon wrote the
plays."—Kansas City Journal.
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Charge 25 Cents.
Water Regul;i»d by' Pedal.
Pressing one mil of n podtil with the
foot adums cold wnlcr to a new wnah*
slatul, Dressing the other end allows
hot water to How imd pressing the en
tire pedal mixes the two so that mod
erately wurni Water Is obtained.
I presume the ,proper means of In
creasing the love we hear our nntlve
rountry Is to reside some time In n
foreign orte.—Shenstone.
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W E H A V E A LA R G E S U p P L Y O F
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A MID.WEEK ntOOK.
Gasless Sundays havo ntndo iL'i
*’oritl nf^nshlon resort to mld-wce.
parties lostoad of week-end afTafrs
anil mill-weok fashions arc In great
demand. This model Is iu- figured
foulard silk. Tho long-wnistcd hlouso
features an extended vest or crepe
georgctlo trimmed with buttons and
n shaw collar of satin with deep
points, both In while. Medium sire,
requires f, yards 40-lneh foulard, with
1-5 yard orepo georgotto and ono yard
of 27-lifch satin.
Plctorlnl -novlew Coslumo No.
7818. Rises. 34 to GO Inches bast
Trice, 25 cents.
WHAT’S YOUR WORRY?
THIS QUESTIONNAIRE
MAY SOLVE PROBLEM
In answering an advertisement
Where no name is mentioned in the
*d, please do not ask The Herald
for Informotlon as to the Identity of
the advertiser.
Usually wo 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 addretta it ns per in*
•tructions in the ad.
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The Seas—ons
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Springy su m m er, fall,
w in te r— a n y season
— y o u a r e free to
This Column la Free to Returned Soldiers
and Sallora Who Seek Position*.
W ANTED
Wanted— Potato Plants. Can use
any amount.
Phone 197 or sec
H. C. AVnters, Star Thealrt? Bldg.
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Upholstering nnd mattress making,
furniture repaired, mirror* plated,
aylo tops anil seats recovered. First
class work only. Brown Upholstery
Shop, Rib Court St.. Orlando. FJn.
49-tfe
m o to r w h e n y o u
please, w h e r e y o u
please, i f y o u m o to r
o n S ilv e rto w n C o rd
T ires.
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weather, what kind of
road, Silvertowns will
carry you through it. *
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Wanted—‘ Pepper plants for imme
diate. setting. Any of the leading
The government .already la exploit market YarUdJcs.';. Can usp 1 to. 25
ing tho Victory IJberty I-oan, which
thousand. L. Allen Seed Co., San
will be floated In April. In order that
ford.
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the people mny start saving for the
purpose of Inveittng In bondH of the
Phone your orders to Shoemaker's
Only One Town.
Well Called Devil’s Belt.
Victory Ibsuc." Tho following brief
Previous to ibi> great* war, the only
questionnaire should tend to clarify store on Celery avenue for purebred
Long Island sound, la New York, was
own In the old world ever captured
the mind of any reader regarding tbs Rhode island Red eggs for hatching,
mown before the revolution, and perty the Flitted Stales was the town of
III <10 for 15. Mrs. B. Steele. 4K-2p
Victory lAian:
inps later, as the Devil's Iteli, ns may
Derne, In Tripoli, which was taken by
Q The war being over, why Is
)e seen on Sautblcr’s map of New
in Aiaerleiin force under General
York In the Revolution, lr had llell
there need of another great popular
Wanted
Furnished cottage or
'iitott In 1SIVI.
rati- ill one end and tin1 nearly as Inwar loan?
light housekee|iing rooms in or near
A. The proerr’da from the Fourth Sanford.
unite •• tiuce at the other.
Two children.
Address
Little Things Cause Sunshine.
Loan. Recording In Secretary of the Box A. Herald •
tT-ltlp
The sunshine of life Is made up of
Treasury Olas(i. were exhausted last
Paymaster for the Party.
Very little hemes that are bright all
December, nnd the government intint
tile
tittle.
To
give
up
something,
when
As an IndnrcmcMt to t Veit, aged four,
Wanted- To rent permanently, an
have billions more with which to
to attend Sunday school foe the first giving up will prevent unhappiness; maintain our forces overseas, bring 8 room house in good location.
lime, she was allowed to carry the pen to yield, wlii-ii persisting will chafe and the victors home and carry out Its re I>. R. Swing.
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nies to be pm Into tile collection en fret others; to go a little urtitiud rath construction plans.
velope. When the etass monitor enme er than come against another; In lake
FOR SALE
q
If llnrle Sam's strongbox Is
around the (ember and the re<t of the an III look or a i rusi word quietly, empty, how Is he paying his aflerwar
class were very nmcli amused (o hear rather than resent or return it— lln-se expenses?
For Sale Two mule Acme nnd
her say la her most dignified tones are the ways in which i loads and
A This Is being done with money Cutaway Harrows, ^fjootl condition.
storms are kept off. and n pleasant
“ Here, girls, 1 will pfty the fares." *
borrowed from the bankfl nt the rate See M. Fleisher.
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and steady stllisldlie ' secured.—Alkln.
of 600.000,000 every two weeks, short
term anticipation certificates of Indebt
Kor|Sale Three burner gas plate,
edness being Issued In return.
w,th v-vio. 204 French nyrnue.
Q As long as the hnnks are ad
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vanring the money, why not let them
continue to do ho?
For Salt)—Six rooni|| house and
A. Recause In order to continue to small orange grove nt Pnoln.
For
extend credit to the business Intereata
particular*, f t T. Rider, OOfi Park
’ big and tittle of the country the lmnkn
avenue,’ city.
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must get back this money—amounting
to 20 per cent of fhelr entire re
For Sale Kurd truck, $:150.00.
sources--When it falls due, as only Good condition
II J Gut, Box
(hue.ran the prospMiiy we now enjoy
121*. It A
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\ t><‘ continued
q
will the Victory l» a n be ofForJ Sale Registered Dutoc Jersey
Vred to the people on a commercial pigs, i lb Curlett, Geneva, Fla.
ansls, nr will their ptylrlnllsht akaln bo
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[ Cuminoddy 1
ippealed to?
|
t»r ices
A. Secretary Glass says the pa*
For Sale. Wrnnetfy Ditroc pigs
riot Ism of tin* American people will from tiesl blended stork. Hi.00 each
je relied upon to si tid the loan triune or pair for $10 00. Also a registered
jhantly "over the top" R. however,
hoar. I year old. [ L. A | Hennud.
slit Ic Hindi- partleiilm ly nt I rtielive im
tH-Jte
In rate of Interest and period of 111O’ Sanford Ili-ighls. 4
F o r S ilv e r t o w n s a r e
America’s touring tires.
m
a
They make a rough road
• seem omooth. Their
p o w erfu l, re s ilie n t
cable-cord body, im
mune to ordinary punc
tures, has proved its
durability in tho rough
est going.
I
Gain your Freedom of
Tho Seasons with Sil
vertowns—tho Graceful
tires with tho TtWn.
fle d Diamonds on tho
Gldewall.
’.U
B u y Goodrich Tires
from a Dealer
•>«
High Costs A ffect Operation
j
Greater Revenues Required
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Or Chewing Gum.
"Nil, Willie," explnhu-d grmidpti,
-fajse teeth nre not stuck with tw>ih
paste.'” •
LeVel requ ired
Jhtrlnrf
1919
option?
atna
1915
1914
191)
1910
1917
1918
Pleaunt Old Age.
Whnt blvtialnga tire* thine— that the
•out having served tin time, so to
i]wnk. In (lie enmiJitgiiH nf desire Slid
tmldjbtn, rivalry nnd hatred, mid nil
.he ptiHxImiH. should, live In Its mvn
ImtiglitH nnd. ns tin* expresslmi goes,
ihoulil dwell iipnrt. Indeed, If It lin*
n store nny of whnt I may cull the
’ood o f study nnd j-!il!nsotdiy. nothing
• ’iin -be pleasanter than no old ttge nf
leisure.— Kxrtmnge.—
1
1919
Changes in Bell Telephone Rates-1913 to 1918
Compared withChanges inW ages and Prices
IN C E 1913 there lias Been a steady increase in the price o f all comI modifies and the products o f industry, which has not been reflected
in a corresponding increase in telephone rates. In order to meet the
past and present high cost of telephone operation, a revenue in just pro«
portion to the expense must be secured.
S
Tho True Arllat.
The nrtlut Is nlwnyx n child In freshjrsfi of feeling; In unworldly delight
it tho things whk h do not ttdd to mute’s
sstiste. hut which make for Inward
toy nnd pence, nml thnt easy possesdon of tho world which brings tho
icnso of freedom, tho right to be tints
O', and the faith that life Is greater
thnn ltn works, nnd n mnn utoro tinjortnnt than Ids toll, A rare, like an
ndlvldunl, must get tills cmtseloustiess
>f possession before the work of tlio
toy becomes liijpenillVu nnd uhsorhlng.
-Hamilton W. M- ’ '
Th e reason is simple. T h e cost of telephone operation has steadily
advanced both because of the increased cost o f material and the in
creased living cost o f employes. The consumer has realized the ncces’ Kity o f paying m ore.for. rent, for food, for clothing and for transporta
tion. Th e telephone industry has been affected by the same conditions
which have produced higher prices in all o f the necessities o f life.
Between 1913 and 1918, com m odity prices advanced 112 per cent,
wages advanced 72 per cent and Bell Telephone rate* the country over
' advanced only 4 per cent Adequate rates are needed if the service is
to be maintained efficiently and on a comprehensive scale, 6 0 as to meet
the increasing demands o f the public.
Scots All Lovera* of Dogs.
Scot laud Is n great sheep-growing
lountry, yijbit loves the dog; gives him
Us due In life nnd reveres film in
lentil.
At the ensile In Edinburgh
here Is u little plot of ground where
Um dogs of the Kcidtlsh noldlem ar«
mried; It Is u charming spot, nml on
nnny little tombstones there nre tenler tributes to departed friends, Iu
fruat of Saint Giles cathedral In* tho
umo noble city, there la a monument
.a a little akyo terrier, end opon It.
,*nr»ed in atone, nn Inscription to rtob^)le, who refused to leave Ute church
ford where his master was burled, and
Bed upon his grave.
This company is operating its telephone property under the direc
tion o f the Postmaster General for the United States Governm ent and
must secure sufficient revenue to cover the‘cost of rendering the service.
■v
,
SOUTHERN
AND
BELL
TELEGRAPH
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TELEPHONE
COMPANY
,
;;; the
LONG RUB”
best
i
’
■
l> r Sab Nancy Hull :ind Porto
Itn-o swcit potato draws now ready,
*2.00 per 1000. F. O. B. rash with
order
f ’ ntis Crate Co.
I7-8U*
For .tittle —Six room bungalow,
nlrr.ort new, 4 miles from Sanford on
brick road, seven aeres good land,
some fruit. Terms or cash. Also
some hogs.
A bargain.
M. E.
Smith, R. A,* Box 21H.
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For|Sa!e—House, 010 Laurel ave
nue, with one or two lots. Will sell
cheap to ‘closi! estate.
Write to A.
Derby,8 97 Washington avenue, ■Oil
City, Ta.
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For Sale—Sanford Farms 1 and 2
in —Block— Ffr.--- Inquire—of— It.— Er
Gamble, 90G Cass Avc., Detroit,
Mich.
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For Sale—Oliver typewriter, $25.
Herald office.
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For Sale— Five passenger Buick
car.
Perfect condition. x B.' & 0.
Garage.
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LO ST
Lost— A dark blue wool poplin
jacket. Plcafe return to the Herald
Office. Suitable reward.
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m
Lost—.One bunch of house keys.
About six or eight house keys on
ring. Leave at Herald Office.
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FOR R E N T
I
Furnished Rooms— By .day, week
or month. Every convenience. Over
Philip* Drpg Store, corner Pfrk and
First street. , Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop.
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wammmm
•urtty
it
For Rent— A furnished house for
the summer.
Apply 901 Laurel
avenue.
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‘M
Optimistic Thought
Gold, however abundant, eanoot ren
der a person truly rich.
FOB SALE BT
Sales & Service Co-
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The Sanford Herald, April 18, 1919
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 18, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 18, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald