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SANFORD HERALD
IN
I H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N
VOLUME X
DEDICATE
VICTORY
BOULEVARD
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. AI*It II. II. |9|9
DEBTS WIPED OUT
NUMUER 48
ASKS FARM MEDALS RE
ERS TO PUR CEIVED BY
CHASE BONDS CO. GUARDS
BIG BAND
HERE NEXT
WEDNESDAY
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Interesting Meeting D. A. R.
Sanford
Chapter of the Daughters
C fngrcgntionnl Church Clears Itself
of
the
American
Revolution held its
of Obligations.
regular monthly meeting Friday ufWednesday night mnrkcd an im'tirnoon, March l^th, at the home of
portant^eVenl in the life of the San
M-’ss Alice Caldwell on Magnolia
ford Congregational church.
The
avenue. The meeting was called to
members nnd their families gathered
order'b y Mrs. B. J. Starling.
in force, and after a chicken and
The minutes were read and ap
rice supper, Hinging, and prayer,
proved.
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pledges and rash were given. more
AM committees have been active
than enough to settle the church
in their line of work and much good
building obligations, which have
b e a u t if u l
cerem ony
on
PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL FAR PRIZE S(JUAI) OF THE STATE is being accomplished. The chapter FAMOUS ROYAL SCOTCH H IGH
■FRIDAY AFTERNOON IS EN been resting on the people for a
MERS’ UNION MAKES STATE
NOW HAVE MEDALS EARNED has had (lag codes printed nnd plac
LANDER RAND W ILL APPEAR
number of yenrs.
JOYED BY SANFORD PEOPLE
MENT TO FARMERS
AT"DAYTONA ON LABOR DAY ed in earh white and colored school
IN SANFORD FOR RETURN
S No one outside the rhurch circle
in Snnford.
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ENGAGEMENT
"Victory Boulevard,” as the new was appealed to, hut one friend not
That Seminole's quota of the com
The unexpected sometimes hap
ly improved boulevard on the bulk connected with the church htdptd ing Victory .Loan will be quickly pens ami it did happen this week
Candidates for nationnl olllce,
The Royal Scotch Highlnndcr
head has been justly named and liberally, as did others not members, subscribed, is . the opinion of those when Copt. Geo. A. DcCottcft of the Reconstruction work and various Band which will play in Sanford*,*
dedicated is now* an assured fact, but-'Tegular attendants on the ser who have the mutter in charge. Seminole County 'Guard* received other matters of importance were April lfith needs no rcrommcndiition
thanks to the Woman’s Club of San vices, and . two generous contribu The county was never in a more from Daytona the medals for the discussed. A rummage sub- was also to the'Sanford public. They will be
ford and. especially to. the civic, com tions came from Winler Park.
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prosperous rondition than at pres members of the prize .squad of planned.•
remembered with pleasure ns having
mittee o f ‘the Welfare Department
ent.
and
there
is
plenty*
of
money
in
Home
Guards
of
Florida
which
were
The marked feature of the occa
Mrs. Whitner had an .interesting given two splendid concerts last Doof this excellent organization.
sion was the marked spirit of inter the rounty to take cure of our won'on Ijibor Day at the state en collection of relics of the recent cember, though many were deprived
Victory Boulevard is now perma est and happiness which ‘ character quota. The work of organization in' campment of Home tiuiinl Com World War on display.
this enjoyment on account of tho
nently established and has, to it« ised tb* ipefTTtlR, so that the work this county is going steadily for panies.
epidemic then prevailing. This
Mrs. Fernald presented the chap
credit a total of 84 trees, tho Inst of was done with *n smile—that won’t ward and everything will be in read
While somewhat Into the medal11 ter with a vaulable piece of old bund lias just completed a twelve
iness
to
open
the
big
drive
on
April
which were planted on Friday nfter- conic ofT.
weeks' engagement this season in St.
;irc upp-e it.iiil ue\erthelriut anti
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china, that had beet; in her family" Petersburg, Floritln. where largu
nnoti with appropriate ceremonies.
—e
-nrvthhr.-r' hfnht»‘ryqttnrt~~xrrB- ~rm
There had ltcen cunxidjmldf pre Farmers throughout A mij-ica^ are , ,|ouhi j
pr-re. th.se mi dais for .several generations. This to be crowds of tourists assembled -every •
ll&V.’lB.which Mrs. W7~K7 JchinnKH, state
paratory work, the trustees and
urgetl by leaders -of The"* fur lifers’ aftef jhejr presentation, which will placed in Memorial Continentalchairman of conservation of the
day to enjoy their concerts. The
ladies lending themselves heartily to
Hull, Washington, D. C.
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unions and co-operative association take place at tlrill tonight.
Florida Federation of Wo man Is
hand is now enroute to Atlantic
the pluns. An unusual situation de
to put their full force hehintl the
City, N. J., for the suniiner season, _
Business
over,
the
guards
were
in
.giibs took part.
It Will be remembered tliut Sem
veloped when it was found by the
Victory
Liberty
L«>au
campaign
wiit-iV they will play daily on the
vited
into
the
dining
room
where
u
The ceremonies on Friday. con recorders of the gifts that it would
inole county carried ‘OlT‘ first honors
in
i1
:most
—
doiiviuuatmlpiF
-roursc-was
milfiun
tlnllnr pltY. to the great
sistyd. c( songs by the primary de- not he. necessary to accept thu-gun*
-a)—tbd—onriiqrpmt'nf fi*f thr bi’ St
fort
to
roll
up
the
largest
throngs
who visit that famous sea
*erved
by
Mis*
Caldwell,
assisted
by
' partment of the city srhonlsran nd^ qrous pledges made by the I.allies’
tlrill* ti • .ol in m 'tali'. At that
t ioli rviT ret or did for |* \i -ttaj’ i.■
Mr*.
D.
D
Caldwell
abd
Miss
Alice
side
resort.
dre>> by Mrs. Jennings, the dedica Union of the rluireh.
time 'I a* a)iri..',i. oil 11 at. initials
<eciirit.es.
tion and presentation to the city by
The Woman’s Club anil Boy
tit x>a. h member-uf \Vhit tier.
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A statement . addrex*t tl t<i *'! Ill»
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After thanksgiving had been, exMrs Diekins. president of the Wom
Seoul* <>f Sanford have jpitied forces
1 l.l a 1 ti •• w. i X .o altd
t lit* sqi
to l-fctig (Ins excellent attraction to
an-' t‘lull, and the acceptance by pn 'M il. ami the tlt.xtdugx 'i.iig, Mr- farnn r* of A morn a" ,.i d * ic i,i tl t.\ m> in*
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thought
First Methodist < hurrh. Sanford
from j tlurry-fi,\<• association oil i. Li!' III
M ay or DaMiion. iui ‘ behalf of the Takat-h gave m>Io m It lien
Sanford, and hope (lie public will
that tl i i. , . I ;.ii I't-t-n ti\"t rlonkfd
Sunday school 10:30 a. rn.
of t 111*111
show their appreciation by respond
cftj. also several reatlings, etc.
. Sullivan.’* "The Light of the World
by the I ,i • t..tia |*,--»:•!,
Preaching li t' a m
of
t
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f
'C
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t
y
,
(
ienrgiri.
ing a* generously as possible when .
As there are mhhc jo r-on wh
Mr* Jennings in her remarks con ' 1 • on i!als are now here
flow
Senior l.eugue 7 .10 p. lit.
| 1V \I- l
iisketl
to purchase tags. The Wom
will
w
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to
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|l in* nted Sanford as being the first
anti will ito presented tonight. The . Preaching S::lO p. m.
an’s
Club
ik desirous of raising
city in the state to plant and dedi be stated that the treasurer's Looks j ' 11JJ!
and t
hoar*
Mill wi,-1 prayer meeting s '10 p m
ini tial-' .. . f 1 -.o
The statement followmoney for thejr building fund and •
cate the Victory trees, although sev are still open and further gif'- will
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no -nlii r of llio
■liinior League Friday after school.
N o liner pat riot i- - r\ i« •• VA.1** t he l .i:
for welfare work, while tho Boy
er.,! iities lime this work in eontem be writ unit'd
,
i -i hi • pi ..ii stating the
squad
a
Dr Stole of Nashville, Tenn.. will
far
ever rendered than whe 1hr
Scouts
nre developing their camp on
plat ion.
l id lilt* i nil 1ost.
preach for us morning and evening
on rs of America, siicrt <>f labor. time a t-t ,
Silver Lake and need funds to curry
You will miss a treat
The trees for the boulevard are
Dr. C. L. Randall of Lnnpwnnd
This siIliad who'll is ' known as next Sunday
still grow
their plans to success. Both orgunidedicated to the boys from Sepiinole was a business visitor in the *itv on tin- increased crops with lilt XXIlia'll "Peatn
if
y
mi
don't
hear
him.
- *i|l!ad l. lot I'g 4 lie lie) s
zatioqs
are for the benefit and up
C \\ White. I*. C
rounty who joined the colors. While Weilursduv of this wok.
we could jiot have won tho a ,i r >' loti L. 1 . 1, 11 1! IVal.t.ily anti
lift of the community, and the mem
a grout, many were given by the par
. - t in- linioir wh • li has
The farm women and chi ilroti kav. well ll>
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bers of both request and urge the
«nt- of those who were in service,
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Tie *'|!iad is made
their labor tu tlo- held* alol t lii* It,-i ll hi
support of the public in their ef
there were dozens of families who
II. II Penfarms sent more than a million of lip Of ttl< following
forts.
pn-Miiletl trees who hnd no sons in
their lie.st to join the colors
The body-. < "rn . h It Adams. Jnn I).
Every concert uf the. Royal
the service but who desired to show
more that is known about tin- war. Jlnkinv I -I llircm*. t
I. Ilritt.
Scotch Highlanders Band is well
in this way their appreciation of the
the more gloriously our farmtrs' \\ D. Gdlnit, lolm t Sooth,.mil
worth a dollar or more, for the solouil-ellisli patriotism of the boys who
part in it will shine.. ■
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ists'are artists of the highest attain
did go.
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"The Victory Liberty Loan drive •
ments, and on this occasion several
Victory Boulevard will be a great
begins April 21st and,continues un
additional soloists will delight the'
SANFORD’S NEW CHARTER
addition to the city as it will trans
til May 10th. We nppt'ul to you,
audience. Communities where thcro
form a sandy waste into a beautiful
farmers of America, to finish what Committee lias Itcporleil on the
are several musical organizations
parkway which will be an ever pres
you have so well begun. Make this
welcome them most enthusiastically,
New Charter
ent reminder of those whom it repre
loan us superb as the war crops you
nnd Sanford should especially upTh-' special eoinmiltce selected to
sents. The city council anti Mr. F.
have raised
See to it that t lie
pm-inie their opportunity to en jo y'
«I r f t ,i
f l i f wa i•«11 ftt;t«tj«v*tT i Hurt* r
t 11N \ i: N F D ( ) N TUESDAY OF
T Williams, city engineer have given ELECTION t i l l Ell Ft)It M tV I t farmer* lead tn pulling the \ot--r-.
this
wonderful attraction.
lor t t-i ill-, ol Sanford alter that of
THIS WEEK
AND
ORGAN!
•\•t•. a'sistanee to the ladies who
TO VOTE ON M U T E R OF Loan over the top
St \ fgii-tme report! ,1 la*t niglil I
/. \ I ION NOW » OMPI.LTK
BONDS FOB ADDITION \l.
m.oli this beautiful boulevard pns"Make your participation in llo-,
Catholic Church
the ieiinnip.il Iigisl.lle-Il committee
mIiIi-' The Itoy Scouts have agreed
ROADS
\ ictury Liberty Loan hntli <n money
Sunday
Palm
Sunday:
At.
noon
on.
Tuesday,
April
8
th,
with the nucleus of u new charter for
to take rare of the trees us long as
and service the measure of your de
Low
masses
—
8 and 10:15 a. nt.
Federal
time,
the'IBID
regular
!»iSeminole county will soon be-call
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attention is necessary and will water
votion to the great cause .of democ tlnf city. ’
Sermons
based
on snered Scripture
unntinl
si-ttsinn
of
tinFlbritla
legisla
The report of the suit-committee
them regularly and see that they arc ed upon to vote on the matter of racy— tin; democracy for * which
Classes for rcPgious khoUleifge, 11
additional brick roads throughout many of our boys have' made the was adopted with a few- changes and ture ronxened fur a period of two
f'foperly protected.
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months.
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supreme sacrifice.
Let your sub the >,--rk of copy-ng ihe ' charter in
I It her trees will be planted later
Holy Week’ April lfith to April
Elsewhere in this issue will he scription and your i-llorl to- both an ord' I t o get it hi shape to be prelii tin* session the nominees of the
<■0 this boulevard as they are dn19th:
found the Resolution by the hoard ollering of thanksgiving for the r, M'hlid I" l , I-T'-Iuluc- will begin at chiii' iin- belli last November prior to
nafrd
Thursday -Low mass, 7:80 u m.
of rounty commissioners and the turn of peace and tin- mean* by "U "'
tin i -triioriUniiry session were reProcession afterwards to altar of
I all for the eleetion which will ‘ be which the world may procure the
I'li-stlii-nl
'l l - p f o p o « i ,| new • liatlcr i* pat i-ll-i ti-<| without foulest
repose.
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Vlmut the Brick Bonds
In-Id or. May I ’It li
«t rengt If'of ,> our patriot l.*ni and y our • long'd very largely after that of St. Jit mis K Calkins of t lit* Dith dis
Kriibty—
Good Friday:
I to following lias been received
ITns proposed bond issue will In determination to si-,- to it that the Augustine, which has proven very trict delivered a masterful ntblrcs* of
Mass
of
the Preaanctifieil, 7:30
by the Herald for publication rt I-. in the amount of J.'IOO.OOO.on and war shall not be found to have been satisfactory tq every way
There arreptaiu'e; Senator W. J. Single a. m.
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stive to the proposed hrirk road'- • will cover many stretches of road, (ought in vain.
are a few improvement* in lux mat tary of the tth tlistgift was made
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The Watch of tho Passion, 12 to
To the Toe Payers of Seminole the principal of which arc the road
ters and minor changes to suit’ local president pro tern by acclamation: a .1 p. m.
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from Chuluotn to Oviedo nnd thnt
rules committee was appointed) the
Count)
cilnditinns.
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Stations of the Cross and History
Theatre Party
Since we nro about to bond the from Geneva to Oviedo. In addition
The Herald fs unable to go into governor uml house of representa of the Passion.
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Miss Josephine Knight gave a
county for some very important many shorter pieces of road are con theatre party at the Star Friday- this matter this week owing to lack tives were notified thnt the senate
Saturday— Low mnss, 8 a. mwas organized for business:, by a
roads ,1 wish to cull your attention templated which ‘ while perhaps are night in' honor of Miss Eunice Van
Sunday — Easter Sunday:
of space anti time, hut we intend t'o rising vote the tallies of Tallahassee
to the county road leading to Chu- just as important are much shorter.
High mass at 10 a. m..
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Valvah who has been Her guest the give tho gist of the proposed charter were thanked for the masses of rosea
Since this matter was first agitated
luuta from Geneva. This road Is
Special
faster
music
by
tho
choir.
past week. After the theatre the
about four miles shorter to Chuluota about ten days ago the commission guests returned to tho home where in our next week’s isue, after which that were heaped upon the presi
•ban the road from Oviedo to Chu ers ahd civil engineer have been an ico cream course • was served. the columns of thin paper will be dent's stand am! tlejiks of the sena
Why Grow Velvet Beans? •••
luota. Then 1 have nlso to sn^- the working hard, to get the matter in Those invited were Misses Margaret. opt*n for n free^for-all discussion tors: Fetleral or congressional time , In n recent bulletin published by
was adopted ns life official time of
road from Chuluota to Oviedo wua shape to present to the people of the Zachary, Mary Frances Ball, Flor
the Experiment-Station Prof. J ohn
the senate, nnd adjournment was
flayed from the last bond money county and have gone over the mat ence Henry, Helen Gonzales, May both pro and con.
M. Scott discusses the varieties of
The new charter will go to the. taken until 11 o'clock Wednesday
and has six inches^of cluy on it at ter. carefully with the view of put Holly, Emily Lingle, Dt-marius Mun
.velvet beans, the tTpie and met hod
Ibis time and coll Id lie made a very ting the roads where they will Bo the son. Gladys Wilson, Erminia Hous present legislature for ratification morning. The message of the gov- of planting, cultivation, harvu sting
and will than ba subject to the .vote Wnur to the legislature was recei ved, and use of the cro'j). He gives the ‘
food road.
Geneva) has not had most good to the people as a whole.
er, Lillian Shinholscr and Eunice’.
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its reading dispensed witlr and its
In addition to this hond issuo two Van Valvah.
murh of the benefits' of good roads
of the citizens of Sanford.
vntire text ordered spread upon the following reason why velvet beans
»» the'Jirlck road to Sanford hns oLthe commissioners, Messrs. Hagan
should he grown on every far m irf
journal.
never been completed. I wish you and Swope are now in Tallahassee
Florida:
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would go over the road and you will attending a meeting of the Statf
Senator John L. Moorg, as chairBecause the velvet bean in the
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Und jt twelve miles from Sanford to* Highway Commission with the view
nir'i r ' *he ruwcus, presented the heat soil improving legume for Flor
the Geneva postodlre, and six miles getting state uid'in repairing the
nuine of Senator Calkins for presi- ida. It produces a vast amount of
bom the brick to Chuluota. While road from the St. Johns river bridge
dmf of the senate. He said Florida leaves and vines, which add both
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it is seventeen miles from Sanford to near Lake Monroe station to thp
hud begun- to enjoy the greatest era humus and fertility to tho soil.
Orange county line on the south of
Oviedo and six miles to Chuluota.
of prosperity since the war between
Because an acre of good ve Ivet
Altamonte Springs. If they are suc
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A Tax Payer.
the rtat s,,nnd‘ this legislature, com bean vines-when plowed under will
cessful this will be done without cost
ing nt the end of n great (Jfcyclo|»- add as much ammonia to thd noil as
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"Championing the Master"
. to the county.
ment and reconstruction periot), oc will an application of 1900 ixoiihds
Beginning Sunday April 13th, *
While these roads proposed by the
The, I’ alm Sunday subject at the
cupied' u unique position. It was of cottonseed meal.
. - the hours for Church Services at
Congregational church in the morn b'ohd election will-entail the expend
necessary, he said, that the senate
Because the velvet bean, la adapt
Ing will he as above. Life, at the iture of a considerable sum of money
put its best men forward. Senator ed to Florida Soils and produces- sat
the M ethodist, Baptist and the •
longest gives little enough time for they ate certainly needed, and it is
Moore said he was going to nom isfactory yields of 20 to 30 bushels
Presbyterian Churches of San
cur frank and full championing of thought that the people of. the coun
inate u man who had always been of shelled beans per acre.
ford will be as follows:
| Christ and His cause. A few years ty will respond to the call and vote
loyijl to Florida and had not only the
Because the velvet bean is an im
for
the
hontls.
If
the
election
car
tnore-nhd opr opportunity to do our
confidence of \J>*s fellow members of portant protein feed for the produc
Part to establish Hia Kingdom on ries it will mean that Seminole coun
the senate, but uf the peqple of the tion of beef and dairy products, and
Sunday School,
10:30 A. M ,
t y will continue to be far'ln the lead
**rth shall h^ve passed.
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state as well. Senntor Calkina was furnlshaa-excellent-winter foraging ‘
Preaching.
.
11:45 A . M .
in the evening the subject will bq, of other counties in the state on- the
elected-by acclamatlOrT and" the re for cattle.'
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" ‘ I* it Nothing to You, All Ye who hard surface r.oad.question, and will
Young Peoples* Meeting,
tiring president, Senator J.- B. John-*
7:30 P. M .
Because from two to two and a *
Pass By? on, Christ-on the Cross.” give the county aufDcieni hard sur
•on, appointed Senators Lowry, Mc- half p'ounda of velvet beans In tho
Preaching,
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• The sinning will ho appropriate to faced roads to qatisfy our .require^
William* and M oore. to eacort the pod will be foand equal for milk
the <jHy.
.. menu for years to come.
new presiding officer to the chair.
production to one pound of bright
Wednesday nlfrht at nine o’clock
This supercedes all previous announcements
*cottonseed
meal.
.
While no actual work has aa yet
Hrs. Taksch will give selections from
Miss Emma Van Valvah returned
concerning tim e of services in the above churches.
This bulletin,, No. 152. en titled '
been.done, the organixatlon work U
oratorios. . All are invited. Thli will Tuesday (o her home at Now Smyr
Velvet Dean Varieties will be sent he the last of tho aeries of recitals na after visiting Miss Eunice Knight
now complete and both Houafcs will free upon application to the Experi
Wednesday evenings.
for the past week. ’
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get dowrt to 'business immediately. ment Station.
STATE LEGIS
LATURE NOW
IN SESSION
WILL VOTE
ON CO. ROAD
BONDS SOON
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Churches Unite on Time
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F R ID A Y
SATURD AY
M ONDAY
TUESDAY
April 4th
Victor Moore
Paramount Special
Shirley Mason
Virginia Pearson
in
•THE SQUAW M A N ”
in
“ SNOBS”
Personally directed
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“ LOVE'S A U C TIO N ”
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comedy, also Ford Weekly
SATURDAY
W EDNESDAY
THURSDAY
F R ID A Y
Smiling Douglas
Evelyn Nesbit and her
son Russel Thaw
Tom Mix
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Fairbanks
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“ GOOD - BY BILL”
by
Cecil B. de Mille
Mack Sennett
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comedy
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also
a comedy
“ T H E C H E A T ” ALSO A COMEDY
A F T E R N O O N A T 3 :4 5 ; E V E N IN G 7:45
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SESSUE H A Y A K A W A in
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in
“ HELL REARIN'
REFORM”
“ THE W OM AN WHO
GAVE”
also
a comedy
•ARIZONA”
also a
also
n Two Reel Big-V ’
comedy
- i ,y
also
a comedy
S A TU R D A Y
COMING_ Marguerite Clark in “Little Miss Hoover’ -Theda Bara in “The She Devil”—“Little Women” by Louisa M. Alcott
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Lyric Theatre W ill Be Open Every Saturday W ith A Complete Program
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Bonita and the characteristic flne the author* of this now kind" of
ness ed the Colonel and of Conhy kaiser piny. They have fun with
■are all phases of delightfully enacted the kaiser, the crown prince anil the
rh ilr.trLit uarU. ..Thu.'atory _haH (he whole- Prttsstnrr-gBtrg ami “they do It
marUnl atmosphere that fit OOltain effectively. As a. rule, the grimmer
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“ T h e S q tta w Man" S u p e r b . IM clu ro to lie no popular today, yet is of a the job the American has to do,, the
more
he
ki<la*lkiiniuii.aba,il-ftSEa..<
Whenever Cecil B. Dc Mille,. mas bygone-period before the khaki dis
ter of serf nernft who has produced tinguished the American soldiers. It on the other side our boy? have
laughed and .joked in the- face of
many fat ;ou* Artrraft pictt.*o suc was tht>n, still, the "hoys in hlue.
death, as they fought for the free
cesses. . t u p
the
tletails of a
dom of the world, und this play
new |iro(iurtftffl,*:r^if •AhT'’ s’ i.'htert of
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“ The Womsn Who Gave”
brings some of their healthy kiddinif
^ this* • ovwrlonkc.d. - It l*.h e . l e of
. Evelyn VNesIdt gave rich proof to the folks at home.
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thlii tiiiit "The Squaw Man," wty.-It
You'know they did hut you don't
'. w ’ ll-he shown at the Star Theat.e that she is a drftmatic -actress o^high
.juxt MonduyJa regarded* as one-of ability in—huf-first William Fox know ihe funny side of it. This
photoplay aims to. give you that.
tl.i finest presentations of the sea photoplay. "The M oinnn W ho
Gave." at the Star Theatre Thurs It a j s o tells a spappy, exciting lov»
son.
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j story about an American 'hoy and
Ti e most notable feature of "The day.
girl who were ills > not seared hs the
The
story
irm
t«
in
a
unique
way
Squat- Man." it .lepe'i'hou
i's inkaiser and how they also helped him
iluproblem
of
n
famous
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tere l ns a hitman ilmtim- ’ t. is t In
along the road to oblivion.
who
is
married
hy
a
tilled
foreigner
nut v'riority of )•* e a s t , .ev»-.*> playej
appearing therein Being of stellar merely for the enjoymeht he finds in
magnitude. It ;r seldom that any her charms. When a little son is
ILIiAL ADVtRIlSINO
motion picture presents so line an Imrn lie hates the child for its claims
array of prominent tst reen players, upon the mother's- time.
The mother finally rebels u( I lie
Nollrr of Mailpr'i Hair
and among those in the east are
Wntirr i* hifrhy fivfit fhml umlpr »»»•! I»>
inhuman
treatment to which her
Klliott Dexter. Ann Little, Kather
vlriup of • final
of fnrrrloaurr anti ule
ine MacDonald, Theodore Hoherts, husband subjects her and seeks ref maili- and rntrml In tho ('irruit Court of
Nrminolr
County,
PlorltU,
In Chancsf),
uge with the artist for whom she had lirarinc datr l»lh «!av of March.
Tully .Marshall and many others.
A. \> I9ID.
whrrrln
firtircr
H
W«*ndrl»urg
ta com|»lainpreviously posed.
ant apd Jarru-t II Dryer ia drfrndant. I. *•
The photoplay was adapted by
Mow the mother protects her child ■j*rnal maatrr *»n otTrr for aalr and aril, in
Beulah Marie Dix from the famous
front of the court hnuir d«»«»r In Hammolr
against
its father is one of the most county. H o n d a , in Sanford, during thr
pla\ hy Kdw t Milton P.*>\ i«*. m I it
|«-gal hour* «*I aalr, on Monday, thr hlh day
dramatic scenes that- has ever been of
May, A It ID ID, to the highrat holder
is • .i I to Im* a •! >i" o* t -'t • - '
for
ra^h. thr following dearrihrd property
presented
to
the
public.
tinidty.
in Srminolt^county, Florida, to-wlt: N*>rlh*
This remarkable photoplay with « n t quarter of northweat «iuart«r of Srrll«>n m v p l i i , and thr *r «t half «»f th* wrat
the
internationally famous actress halt'<d'*nutbw,wV i|uar»*r «f Section TwentyHas
tnothcr
amusement
D o u g la s
;
Fnlrjin n ks
Big Success In •'Arizona’'
,Douglas Fairbanks, the i\er pop
ular Artcraft star, scored another
success in his Intest photoplay, ''A r i
zona." n screen version of Augustus
Thomas' play will he at the Star
Theatre for the first time in this
eity WednVsday. Of rourse, there
' la Inver u doubt hut tliat this play
was un ideal vehicle for the screen,
hut with Douglas Ftyrhanks, in the
leading role of Lieut. Denton, there
are no adjectives that .fittingly de
scribe the charm of the picture, its
thrills, its tremendous suspense,
h'cnrl interest and dramatic .
qual
ities.
The story is familiar to most play
goers, anil it will he unnecessary to
repeat it here, and indeed much of
the pleasure to those who do not
know the plot will lie in their in
ability to guess .........
of the
twisted story. Suffice to say it deals
with nlluirs at a ranch and an army
post at the period of the Spanish
.war, and the love affairs of the of
' fleers present n tangled skein which
is only unravelled ay the end. The
unjust suspicions attaching to Den
ton, the trickery and villainy of
Hodgeman, the ingenuousness of
anil
henil t V luev p r o v e n
oeau i> " “A I ' *
one
of
the
» » • •- « >. .T»»n*Wp Twrnty iSJM.
H»n*«- Thiny.-tmn (32l East. with
............. Jtrsst uii auu oval in
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words "Corpornt* Sent" and around th, cir
cumference wo. P, 8 »o p # l.and Company.'.'
O. V. S W O I ’ R
H O Y F. 8 Y M K 3
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K. F. H U T T O N
II. W. RAIMI.
S T A T E OF FI.OIUDA
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Jjwope, Hoy F. Hymn, F. r . Hutton and
II. W. Ilarr. tn mo well known, and known
ir tho
ill* Ilai
lira ucsMiwxei
*!»••• ol•
to bo
parties
deerrtbed ft*
In ■■■«
said artlrlro
incorporation »ml acknowledged lb » t. Ihry
ilftird lb * ■•me tor tho uses and purposes
therein e,pressed.
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Witness ray hand and ofltclal seal, thla tha
It,at day ot April, A. tl. 19111.
Iavail
H O S K I N S JO NES.
1 . Notary Public.My Commission capires Dec. 24 1921.
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Attorneys (or Incorporators..
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greatesl attractions seen this season iminni thereto belonging. i<* **ti«fg jjaid
s.uWil
« l* C f « r stnl rg sls.
at this popular house. Miss N 114,1,1 1
K. K. ll(»t?SII<»M>Klt.
Special Master.
is duplicating the success she has Tildrn St Magulrn,
.
Solicit
or
a
fAr
Complainant
made on the vaudeville stage for
17-.At
the past few years and "The Woman
NOTICK
Who Gave,” whifh tells the story of
Notice tv hereby civrn that » f , th»* under*
the artist’s model who grows^to hate ■igRed incorporator*, intend Lu apply to 111*
Fie, ll#*ncv*. Sidney J f Ait*. tiov«Yn**r of thr
her own benuly. give- her amazing St«!»
of Florida, at Tallahaaatr. i I-'MtJ*. on
opportunities to show her abilities in I hr Mh flay of Ala). A I* IDT*. «r aa aunn
thrrraftrr an « r can l»e heard, f**r letter*
the most convincing fashion
oalf-nt to be liaurd la* the »» I*. S«e..pe J.and
and Ernest True*, which will be
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shown ul the Star Theatre next « urk. dr.rlop, «-il, deal in,ron.ry, l,a«r. I
Tuesday.
The photoplay satirizes
i i w ' : ! i^Tn'd;
Wild Bill llohenzollern from start to |>;=
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finish
It shows how 111* hung his Florida and In other *UIh of thr United
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flr #|.n Ntotr* and In fortlgn counlriee; to plat, Imterrorism
idea
on
eye
ot trie
me pruvr
ni) ae,
c|ot Und* for th# purtpir
orinm id
ea o
n tthe
he e
y e oi
pro%r# «jrAiD ,ftnd
develop
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German jyiople so effectually that ho
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nredful for th# de*
of same •for
v r i u pmrnt
p m r u i aryl
atiya improvem
iimprovement
mpi
— any
thought nure It would work on the vrlopment
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for which ihr (arar
may bv adapt
rest of the world too.
in undrrtakr thr raaoasrrornl and aala o
all nr any pari ul Ihv pmprrty u( tha rorWell, Bill didn't succeed in scar poralion; to undvtlakr and dlrvrt Ih* nunirmrnl and ,alr ul pruprrty, buildlm* and
ing the rest of the world, as we all ■land*
of uthvr,, and tn conduct a gvnrral
know,
anil he surely didn’ t scare lirokrra(« a(vncy and commlulon buainvaa
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
Oak *nd 3rd St.
Snntord, Florid,
WE HAVE FOUND IT!
D A IS Y T IL E
A PERFECT DRAIN TILEt Thoroughly Imperflous to Water. Chemical
Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture.
Made from that aame material adopted by the Government to withstand
Nitric and Picric Arid teata In the construction of Its Immense arid plants.
Our supply is limited only by our demand.
BANFOBD, FLORIDA
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Article IV.
The corporation ehall eal,t perpetually.
. Article V.
The bueineee ol the corporation ehall be
conducted by a Hoard ol Directors conaieU
Ing ol not Irea than lour nur raura than
seven members. The Director* ehall, from
their number elect'n President, a \ Ice free*
'Ident. a Secretary sad a Treaeurer.
The
persona who are to conduct th* butineea ol
thie corporation aa Its temporary offleera
a id director* until the director* are elected
at the Arat annual meeting ol the etock
holder* hereinafter provided. for. ehall be
o. P. Swope as President, Hoy P. Symee, as
vice
i i n Preatdeot. F. 5'. -Dutton,
— - a. Treasurer
Th*
Brel
and H. W. Ilnrr. a* Seerelarv.
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Annual rotating of th# •torkholdtr# Bh#ll b#
b,ld on th# •#vond Turaday in July. A.
th»r#alt#p
on th* —
a#cond
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_and
1 Sannually
M lIU n M /
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t------------------------Tueaday of #ach and av#cy July, auch ro##t
Ing to b# h#ld at th# prlnripal uffle'# ol th#
coroptny i i Ovltdo* Florida.
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a car-load of American Field
Fencing and Barbed Wire
Hill Hardware Co.
m
Y
O U denied yourself a good many things during the war
to buy Liberty bonds. It was the patriotic thing to do.
You helped to win the war and you also
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learned what it means to save. Now you .
have the best bonds on earth. Hold on
to them.
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Clothes are like bonds—you save when *
you buy the best.
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Such are the Chillies made hy
H art Schaffner & Marx
They’re guaranteed all-wool.
They look better, fit bet
ter, keep their shape better and last longer. They give- y.ou
the most for every dollar you invest.
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The bonds you save to buy arc now earning interest
which will help ydu to buy clothes that save.
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on all purchases in this store. W e’ll take
the coupons of the third loan, which were
‘ due March 15, those of the fourth loan, due
• April 15, and even those of the second
loan, tho they won’t be due until May 15,
at their full face value. Bunch your coupons like this and they’ll amount to some- .
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Sanford Shoe & Clothing
Company
"E v e ry th in ! Hen and Boya W e a r "
Artlcl# VI.
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SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLB. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNT1E9. FLA.
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Stock la yards and 25,000 ready for phlpmenL
MAHONEY-
for In cash or in properly, labor and sarvlba
at a Juet valuation, to be Aird by the
dlrerluri St n meeting called lor euch pur-
PRICE
You saved for bonds;
now save on clothes
Company. <>f which corporation th*- following
ah all be the Article* of Incorporation;
Articles of lnr#rporallon of O. I*. Swope
B enlly O r i g in a l
I d e a Is E x p r e s s e d
l.and Company
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The nalne of this corporation aliall be the
.* One of the rnrest things in .the O. I*. Swope Land Company and it* nrin*
place of buaineaa ahall be In Oviedo,
world—nn original idea is expressed cipal
Senllnole county, Florida, but
«aid cor
in "Good-bye. Bill!” the ..... ml poration may have oilier# rlscahm in the
state id Floriila Dr in the United State# of
John Kmcrson-Anitn Lops produc America a* by it* buait»««* mag Peeome
tion for Paramount, starring those nc r n i ary f»r npedlent
Article II
two sterling artists. Shirley Mason
The g« nrral nature id the bu*ihr»« to be
tran«aet«d In thi corporation '•Hall h
makes them Just ss .good us they | Thf aTOOunt ol the capital atnek ot thia
war.
Ihn trnulllo
Occurred, (Tbj;tMlllJ
corporation ehall be Two Hundred and ftHy
• ere K.tnm
netore me
iroume occurnu.
Dollara,
Hollars,- to
to ba dfThoStand <mo.ooo.oo)
(1250.000.00) ---------. . . . . . . . ...ndrrd
hundred (gSOO
(2500) eharea
Lct- us vulcanize your injured lira vtded Into .Iwanty-flve
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ot, tha
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,•11. par. vklue
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Hundred
( * 100.00;,
and your tiro troublra will he fewer. Dollar, each, and said stock may ba pftld
Just received:
Attention. Boysl Neighbors
The District Deputy of Tampa
lias promised to lie with us in our
next meeting, April 10 th, and she
requests me to urge every member
to be present. Let everyone try to
come and please be on time—3:30,
new time.
Refreshments .will be
served.
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Recorder.
Soult,.
appur-
tor nthrra In the nurchaar, aalr. Ira,* and
management ot rrat ctatv. and thr nagotia*
tlon ot Inan, thereon; to till, (arm, cultivate
and operate the land, ol the corporation,
.WE HAVE EVERY FACILITY
and land, ol othrr person,, and to market,
aril and dlapoM ol th, produrta therefrom.
The foregoing rlaua* aliall be con,trued ae
for proper tire repairing, which is Independent
objecte, buelnraerm and power,.
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vulcanizing. It is the only metliod .ml
the enumeration of any epectnc oblect,
mil
.. » ,g
, bualnree or power ehall not be held to limit
that removes all imperfections or nor
|n any manner any Other object,
damages from the tire absolutely a n d . h u a l a w s or power of thi. corporation.
SERVICE, Q U A L IT Y , and
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The hlghut amount ol lnd«bl*dneea or
liability to which thi* corporation can at
any lima aubicct llaall la .H v* Hundred
Thouaand (| 500.000.00) Dollars.
ArUcIa VII.
Namaa, raaldaacaa and aubtcripUoaa ot lacorpora torn
Nam a
BtaMnea
Ne. at Share*
O. P. Iwopa, OrWdo. Fla.. 1*5 •Share*
Har > • SyaaM. Sanford. Fla.. I t l Bharao
F. V. Dutton. Hanford, Fla.. It s Sharaa
T h e h o m e o f H a rt S ch a ffn e r & M a rx c l o t h e s .
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the Woman’s'C lub w u .hosteM at
the social neeting last Friday. After
a short Anisines* session Mrs. Mc
Call had a very unique little game
prepared which was to decide who
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
were for and who against Suffrage.
The fesult was grutifyihg. Refresh
R E S P O N D E N T S — E V E N T S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N
ments' were served. A committee of
T Y - E F F I C I E N T R E P O R T E R S FO R T H E H E R A L D
two was appointed at the business
M r. Dell represents The Lauer Company, a Tailsession to canvass the town in ,thc
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oring House that stands behind every garment they put
ItVterest of a Suffrage bill, which the
WEST GENEVA AVENUE
Mr. and Mrs. If. H.
• Pattishall.
out. Lauer Clothqa free you from any doubt jus to the
Federation of Woman's Clubs hopes
Mrs. Aubrey Moran nrnl Pauline
Wo arc having some fine weather
to get through the legislature and
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correctness o f your attire.
now. Only need a good rain to keep Moran are spending the week end in
foV which each Club is urged to
Sanford with .Mr. and Mrs.' W. H.
the crops, growing.
Men just returning to civilian life will find a
write their representnti vj-s, asking
The time will soon be hero now iiand.
their support.
, glad welcome irt Lauer Clothes which are designed to g ive
Frank Evans of Boston, Mnss.,
to dip cattle to rid the ticks and 1
Mr. and Mjs. Julius Gist came
.think it will be u good thing. 1 who is visiting his mother at Lake
the ex-military chdp unilsual com fort and* service.
homo on a short trip from the East
think they will have to spray the Mary motored to Geneva one day
Coast last week and are with Mrs.
Su itsforevery man! Young, Old, M iddle-agedwoods i»3 well as dip the cows to rid lust week to see his. old friends, Mr.
Kimbrell, Mrs. GisCs .mother.
and Mrs. Aubrey Moran.
tho^ ticks.
grandsires, all can be fitted and pleased by M r. Dell.
0. P. Swope has bought tlie
Mrs. II. Baker is in Sanford under
We are all in hopes thut it will do
niaek Hammock for Jl50,000,00
the care of Dr. C. J. Marshall. U is
good by dipping the cattle
and expects to form a big corpora
Mr. ami Mrs. Will Robinson ami hopet! by her many friends here tion for building a new town.
family spent Sunday in
Genova that she will soon return in better
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We hope that does not mean, that
with Mrs. Will Robinson’s brother health.
Oviedo is going to lose one of her.
Mr. and Mrs. Tlieo T*ct*. took
and family, Mr. James Byrd.
most progressive citizens.
Mrs. Culp, Mrs. Wm. Robinson, their little son. Jack to Dnyntna last
The older pupils of the Oviedo
Mrs. Abbot and David Robinson week to have his throat operated on. school, assisted by some talent in
'Mrs. Grnnt is hack 'home after
were pleasant callers at ^Irs. Robin
the town gave a very enjoyable
visiting her daughter, Miss Callie
son’s Monday.
ittlo play last Thursday, night.
Mr, David Robinson is home Grant, in Jacksonville the past few Miss Mary Branon sung very sweet106 E .
Street
-Sanford, Florida
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again with his mother after a year weeks.
y two selections between the acts,
in France. Says he hasjseen many •The friends of^Mr. Frank Jones and little' Miss Shirley Swope gave
' ’ ‘ ‘ *■ lijis and downs while hejwas there. are glad to know he is improving a lovely little pjji.ng solo. "Alison ,
The good old summer time is com under the care of Dr, C. J. Marshall. Account of Polly" was the title of
J. T. McLain Is-borm- again after the [day. Characters:
ing on fast now arid we should all be
month returned Tuesday to her home
having
had a busy season in or
glad, so everything cun look good
nt Belle view, Fla.
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ta!f Beverly, Polly’tf flunrdinn
anges on the east roast.
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and prosperous.
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Alton Furnell
T. L. Mead's amn.ryllis field was
M/jL _ Claude^ Cofft o of - Sanford Baldwin Beverly, His Son
I sec the whitofly is getting' bod
crowded wilh visitors Sunday after
visited
her aunt, Mrs. C. F. Harrison
on the orange trees again. Then* is
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, Revedy Wright noon.
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always some tronhir to this old last week.
Peter liartleigh, Prospective
J. W. Davis of Tampa, claim
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Mrs. AV. J. Daniels is under tie
world nowaday*. Seme pest hn.x to
son-in-laV
..Emmette McCall.
agent for the Seaboard Air Lino Ry.
care of tic eye specialist in Dt- Silas A ong, a- money lender
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— — j was in Oviedo on business Tuesday
Merle M iirshati evening.
Wh .»
I rumi1 rust we ui • wait Lnnd.
Harkins, butler Francis*
Swope
ing to see.
We hope for i. -tier
L. G. Branham of Sarasota, Fla.,
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Polly Perkins, il small town-girl. ._
was a visitor.to Oviedo Monday.
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May Co holy j
Guy. Ilryant has opened a meat
. ,ii’ a!l bo glad-sihen
Prc.sMiss
Rachel
.
Bishop
spent
the
<ont <»nd all tne bojf’s gel back In market ami also sells Ambrosia ire Tommie, a [»oor boy Otjli Wright week end in Oviedo.
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Lae. good u!xi-il_S_aftuiwT - There-w-t* -erearm -—----— -— ------- ------ — —— Jane Beverly, the wife
Mrs.
E..
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and
Mrs
W
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Alfr e Ttrufi rjon
i any ml i i. I i arts fur i heir r<»ut i.
Miss Olive Dinki-l rpiM tic week Uortettse Beverly, older daughter
E. Young visited Sanford Tuesday. 1
end with* (tome folVs.
(•■■raldir.e Beverly, young d lughter
W. A. McRnc of Tampa miide iij
Those shopping iti iisnfo.rd i-r
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OIK l.iz-ue shoi^ businc's trip to Oviedo Mon- '
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. .. . r j J-t« l». Tt'iirsduy vere Mr aid M t-j 'ft:' '*•
day
En<- Mrs. IhrlWrl i'calherstone
<1.«■ .liter. I-1* . . 'ii
Mun Mrs. Ii:lj Allen and Mrs U
Elizabeth l-.iwt-oi
Mr. and s Miss Mitchell spent!
ch .ter, Ga . i. m 1'rv1;,. an . •■sport minger.
Mrs Clarence (: liadfiebi
Monday in Orlando.
J S. Dinkcl wits transa> ting bus'to be gone 11‘ *. •rnin. :
Eiizabi t ^ ,ii: : g
Invitations have been r»*cci .<d fur
.\l onnTii. J. V', V. I.' .. ,, t i i ■• Peters, ui--- in Sanford on Tuesday.
Marie, the inaid
a birthday
party to be given on |
Aubrey Akorun fcnd 11. II. Kilbcc \ Mrs. Smith and son, Raymond
Virginia W right Thursday evening by th e‘ Indies o f ’
were among tin.
attending the druve'lbiwn to Orlando last Friday
Miss Iti lubrahdt. manicuri '
the Methodist church. The party
gtiod r.i.iili- mettmg m Sanford on
A C II .ilium w-.is .calling on Ins
Elizabeth Lawton] will be given at the parsonage and
Tuesday.
Lung-wood friends last week.
He AJiss Jtiistmell, hairdresser
the money raised will be used for
Mrs. Koontz and mother, Mrs. has recently received his discharge
Elizabeth Young screening the parsonage.
Graddiek of Jacksonville arc Visiting from the navy having served nearly Pudgy. Tommie's sister
The L". D. C. Chapter of Oviedo
two years on the convoy ship AlgonGayle Marshall held ns regular meeting at the home
•{uin.
Mr Hnllain says Florida is
The Woman's Club held >t■* regu of Mrs II G. Smith Tuesday after-'
gnnd enough fur him.
lar meeting las! Friday ami elected noon at :i .'Hi The meeting was well
Mrs. Gregory Maurey, Miss Edith
a M i .:n n t r .. K »,i
the following officers:
President, attended and a most enjoyable pro
Rand and II. C. liallam were the
TAN U A Gb
Mrs. II It. McCall: Vice Pres., Mrs. gram rendered.
ID E A L Fireless C O O K E R S See our Window Display
guests of Mrs. J. S. Dinkel on last
» It hour it ■• 01)0 It mi d
W J Lawton: Seely, and Treas,,
Misses Alary Leinhart and Alary
Thursday.
tT HALF THE l ( 1ST
Mrs H. G Smith
Brannon andV Air. Alton Earned
Justice 11olio way will see that we
IIM .I S.i.ftO per tun 16. S
K
spent Sunday in Sanford.
This
week
was
declared
!u
be
'ONKV PACK if result- not -alls- ail have peare and justice.
it. O. While spent Sunday with
t lean I [>• Week
and it was tb*Tile April cold snap did but little
factory.
his family in Oviedo.
cided
to
have
a
picnic
dinner
on
the
ua.nagc in our vicinity.
FEEDING niltEC +IO N S— Mis
The Eva Lumber Company is school grounds Friday after tin'*
thoroughly 5 lbs. Hog lion villi ns
town had been well swept
' EAST SANFORD
Iks. ground grtiris. Feed wet slop erecting a 'shingle mdl near the
Lonjiwood
packing
house..
The ladies' of the IjnptUi churi h
ped i or dry in,feeders.
Al D Gntrhei and George (*:'
The dipping lafs'will be in o p e r are having cottage prayi r njrettnys \fe lbiitgr.l 1r ef '*• fi ry avenue are
evert Tuesdtiv
The meet ini* th;-! m Hot. snritigi, \rk
ation next week
taking Itie
Some unknown party «ricd - to week was held nt the renidertee of. ball1*
Forrest GateHid lta*i charge
J A t ii.io.N > ...I,,, i i V
blow up^ t be^ dipping vat .bo ated Mrs. U W Lawton and' was wc'.*J of the ( i ’ltciie! store during Air.
The Angora Goat is an animal isteiasl bucks in the South. We
near Altamonte but as there was no attended.
Gatchei s aluence.
of proven worth in Florida. These will liegin to shear April I, and if
cap on the fuse the dynamite failed
animals will produce from G to 10 you are interested in Angoras irt
The Methodist church tif Oviedo
L. M. i.iicns has ns ids guests, his!
tHiurids of mohair n year, and nm- suggest that you inspect oar*
1,1
►?.$ J tS j *i k!3!&* : a U held its quarterly conference Satur relatives, Mr Skinner and sou of j
M W at tfc* H E W
futir has a ready sate in the Bos iierijs before that time.
U
Miss*
Marie
Willsey
nfj
Lock
hart
day.
Rev. Dr. Hilburn, presiding Lafayette. Imi. Thi g* iitlern* o are
iro n s *
ton market a: ar, averpge. of GO
\\ hen you buy cattle, hogs or
spent t lie*', week £ cml the gta st 'o f elder of the Sanford district pre looking about here with } ossilde i>rrents a pound.
Angora Gnats from Walkill Famu
,Min Willie Faye Ktcnau
sided. In the morning the time was t *•nt mi - of !• * at :ng
you secure acclimaltyl .uunub
Angora mutt m txw n h lo io U
(i "U ;; pnctul cm Mi* mart • 1 T he mid the value of this rannot he
Mr . Sti*vi r s <d i Iriiini bi and Mr S|'r. lit lilt fhiri ,• to sever.,( interesting
I■ngru:.
, i rr ■ w ,.s here on a fi.r*
We also hive
Angora rm|uirt"> but iitth* fc,-,d r.v. overestimated.
and Mr*. («. <nut! nf \\ iid W<md tal - on 1!tP Ceiitcncrary I>ri\ lot Juugh li 'iu iht* ' i d until tb-* 't»h.
is easily handled, and. with -v.i«
i'errheron
and
Belgian brood
Mi
‘
mriVl ■tt* the j in -i * „f Mr ..id M i
\ d> !v b! 'u . dinner w■•IS
a*. 1,1 ha- ma<b* m.niv trip? ■■ • r-,•,,- <>n
oiuitib- car.* can lie made \>r,
mares,
weighing
from
fourteen to
*IT \ 1 ut i ho ■hu:i ' »■ I tIn* miri the I , S S, Km he*ter u* nrst , ':ihs
itepa it* I'p" Slit dtt>
[iroiitiitdo.
sixteen
hundred
[luuntU,
and bred
We have k’ ,000 fully acrliihaled
. C. it. Senrcy was \i'j lt g frt< mis in;; •cunt inuc I until four o'clock. oiler.
dtK
*s
and
the
largest
bi
rd
of
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to
our
high
class
Spanish
Jack, y
1'r Hit Gurn |>r< :i' li< d a very I'm*
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in Dr lando on Sund ay.
Mrs, (it urge Mitchell and tiiree
Mr.' Roebu< Ii. are .1 ii 1 inpps sermon Sunday morning, and Siindu' ej.il/lren have moved over from the
A FINE SPANISH JACK READY FOR SERVICE.
were transacting busim .“ .in Sanford night..
J. It. Hayden ranch, so that their
on Wednesday.’
Rev. It. K. Thrower of Tampa little son who is very ill ran have
Green Cove Springs, Florida
preached the closing sermon of the medical attention.
Dr. Robson is
revival
services
which
have
been
in
treating him.
t
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Mr. Jacob, the Florida Truck
• Mr. 1>. T .H u n t* and family have progress during the week.
moved to Fort Lauderdale, where
Miss Eleanor Tremere who has Growers sales manager has as his
Mr. Hunt expects.to engage in tin been -relieving Miss A. D. Mitchell guests, Mrs. Jacob and tier friend,
undertaking business. 1 1
as agent of the Seaboard Air Line Mrs. Finley of Onley, Va., who are
y Mr. Roy WhiteJ^jias moved into Rnilwfiy at this' place for the past
(Continued on page :i) *
the Hunt cottage.
Miss Mitchell returned from Rich
' m > m * * * l H O .S T Y L K 8
mond Wednesday night.
y Rev. L. T. Wright is holding a
♦ •>
of
series of' revival services .in ' the
Methodist i'hurcti,Yt>oth afternoon
and night.
J' Dr._ Hilburn, jiresiding elder of
■ V A R T O L O T H E fl
the Orlando district, will hold his
j
regular
quarterly meeting next Sat
J t fr M w i a n d Y o v n g M en.
urday and Sunday.
Dr. Hilburn
tU to fM
.
o
has requested that the old time cus
W e carry the most complete stock arid the live m»3t select lines
tom of having dinner on the
handled in the county.
Tires we sell are
grounds on Saturday lie observed.
postively guaranteed.
He will have a speaker on the Cen
tenary Mission Movemertt.
OOLLX0 1 O LO TH S0
TUBES, GASOLINE, MOBII.OILS, GREASES, COM PLETE STOCK OF
'
Mrs.
Joe
Linehart
ami
Miss
A LTO ACCESSORIES. W H ITE STRIPE LEATHER FABRIC TIRE'COVERS
J e r ^ Y o r o g X a s a d T h a t*
Gladys Linehart have returned from
w h o w a n t to ram ala young.
a visit to Tampa and are in their
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home at Lake Charm.
I M M E D I A T E S E R V I C E — Y O U DON.T
Mr. Lizzett lias sold his farm and
H A V E T O W A IT — T H E R E ’S A M AN
has gone into the O. P. Swope land
A T T H E CURB T O S E R V E YOU
ollice as bookkeeper.
gt W r t t * # U i f f r O a r -S o w
Miss Gladys Lizelte came home
fltyU-fBook.
Thursday for the week end. Miss
Lizette is taking a business course
' in JacVsonvrile.
? ThCjtJ. D. C. Chapter, whose soc nl meeting was to havci been held
with a Mrs. U.£ G.-‘ Smith -Friday,
. ■
April 4th has been postponed dur
ing the revival at the Methodist
churcH.
,
.*,ir iJGjS
I-V ii A.i f
Mrs. II. B. McCall, president of
CO UNTY HAPPENINGS
nj
I
Drop in and See Him, He’ll be With Us Until Saturday Night
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SERVICE,
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and
PRICE I
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Hill Hardware Co.
Angora Goats for Florida
E. 0 . Painter Fertilizer Co.
The Walkill Stock Farms Company
HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESDll
THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CARS
AUTO TIRES
Stratford
$35 to $60
P h o n e 16
Phone 16
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M A G N O L IA
AVENUE
�THE SANFORD HERALD
Mr. Marshall bus been III with that the
lingering consumption sovcfu! year?. cnt(
Everything possible has been done catt
to help him. lie passed away the
j
27th day ol March in.his (>2nd year. ^
Mr. Marshall was kindly and pleas- ^
ant to all and numbered his friends ‘ .
sue!
by his acquaintances.
Mrs. Mar
shall, u loving, helpful wife is left to
mourn his death. The funeral took ! JUI
pluCf at their home and interment
was at Lakeview cemetery.
to t
Mrs. Marshall wishes to thank will
Uev. E. D. Brownlee for his kind cnti<
words and to thank all the friends amo
and neighbors for their kind acts and outli
wrfrdi 04)d for the beautiful llowcra.
Mrs. Marshall has the sympathy of r :
all in her bereavement.
(Continued from page 2)
guesti at the Hotel Carnes.
Th
party have been much entertained
at the growers' homes and in many
pleasant drives about the celery
delta. Wednesday evening the par
ly were supptfr guests at the Ells
worth home on Beardall avenue.
More new cars owned out here.
The latest is a Nash touring - car
Louis Kinanl and family are driv
ing. T.‘ B. Kinard has a Ford.
Ashjey Burs ice traded his Ford for
* Buick Sis. I. h-. Estridgc has a
new Ford truck
The frost of April 1st went in
itreaks ns usual. ..Quite a variety of
UI’ S A L A AND G R A P E V IL L E
(rowing thing? were hurl. A mean
April fool trie); so it ^vns.
nipped some of the tender
A little rain would now be
Alexander 'Marshall
Alexander Marshall was born in
Belfast, Ireland arid enme to this
Airplanes are often to he heard
■country alone at the nge-of la to humming over us. They were seen
join a brother. !r\ Ne^’ York. Later on Thursday and Saturday^nml also
|,e went to Lapeer Co., Mich.; and heard on Sunday.
lived .until about eight ycacs arc*
Sorry to have Clarence Ilergquist
also go into town to live,-with Mr.
Ida for his health and se.ticd in
Hudgins* family.
He and Ids
Cameron City, purchased property
brother, - Elnfcr' attended the party
acd have since made it their home. at tlie home of Mrs. Vaughn,
Pa g e
thousands of acres for both wet and
high land ranges and pastures wilt
he freed of the cattle ticks and in
such counties Where systematic Tick
Eradication is established these will
he released* from quarantine.
th ree
WE HAVE FOUND IT!
D A IS Y T IL E
By taking heed to these ..simple
suggestions you will see your cattle
gain in weight and improve in-conditlon generally; you will have ac
complished what has never been
done before with your stocks of
cattle, and it will he a profitable in
vestment. When you do this you
will never again ellovv fever ticks to
reinfest your cattle and premises.
Very respectfully,
W. S. Hand,
l ounty Live Ktorck Inspector.
A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly impervious to Water, Chemical
.
Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture.
Made from (hat same material adopted by the Government to withstand
Nitric and Picric Acid tests In the construction of Its Immense acid plants,
■ Our aupJply Is limited only by our demand.
SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA.
Slock In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment,
MAHONEY-WALKER[CO
lace s a l e
fi Yards for 21r
Monday 9.110 A. M. Federal time,
us special lot of Lnre will go on
Ic. Phis is a bargain you should
not mks
We have a special assortment of
Lfidies', Misses and Children's Pnrnaols in all the latest and most popular
color combinations. These have been
very specialty priced’ for the little
Coals* Thread ,Si\le
Be Found at this Store
tots 59c to $1.25 andthp prices for Ladict
Parasols JL‘25 to
d*P* A D
7**1 M X
Mr. and Mrs. D.. Hodges*w'ere out
visiting with- Mr. Ehreiiahcrgcr <n
Sunday.
Jease Lees parents
them on Sunday. Tl
not'been well,
Jesse Thompson *i
brother, Jnek’s place t
and tomatoes.
roimgrtgaa
It gives us great pleasure to call yoilr attention to 't
many suitable, articles tor this Corning Easter and
the Summer Days that will follow, and of course
this store is the Economy Center in merchan
dise of OiialitV. See oar many Attractive O(Terinps for Mend
Shoulders
All Baking
§
Cares
y!
f When C A L U M E T I
i comes in, nil baking '
f troubles take quick
leave. You go right
ahead and mix up bak-
Muslin Gowns tific
ol tIt*- vcr\ tji ui-i .nul
Bin.Klcti modrb wish ihe
ncwmwl i nll.ir .nul Lirgc
[nickels i user I cil i.o 11
Bide o( lhe front goic.
The simple^ thing in the
world In make hut I.Us
of. Btvle.- Miklilh bah
simple and cl.ihorate,
hut all distinctive in the
mg ntatcriala, for biscuits—
cakes.—anything without fear
ol uncertainty. Calumet makes
you forget failure.
limits; when
CALUMET
11 is truly goud to say ;i|
we will have a
i d ai><*rimrn) of* Indies Gowns
on * ilc a garment
BAKING POWDER
U(lie mod
" -t fvt/Ai mult*. It has the big.
! iUn,and lietiine It is the most Jr
•«■!,:!■!<■ The (act that il is the bigjest.seller indvr* that il is UuiTbsU.
\Ilint will convince you that thrie is
none ' just nspi's*!." fluy ncati-iif yuu
air not snii.firtl take it hack and
pet your money haek.
Calumet contain* only *uch InureOienl* ns have been approved /
ofbctally by the U..5. Pood (
Authorities.
m
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Tn uh «k i MSbayU.
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Tsaurs sin ysasit IL
Jm
f a s h io n n o o i:
hum m i n
IMPERIAL ClIAMBItAV
Nainsook and Muslin Gowns, long
and short shoves, lacu and embroidery
(rtmim-d;a!«o Under/t»w A n
skirts deep llminres
I *IX
Special a garment
*r *
1in , ( fnitniiraV J- inanafai tnred through a In
is very d" oi aide f"r drest>-a. i te.
Well worth on
kel foe yd
Oar sprrtai price for (Ms attractive
a v ard
ro t:
M a y P ic t o r ia l
R ev iew P a tte rn s
diyr "Kilhnrnie” plaiil.s
ra tive. Specially prio*d
N o w O n Snl*>
Extra Slurs 75c
Ladies' extra size Muslin D
open style, with a siilendid quality embroidery’
trimming. Special
H IG H E S T
Q U A L IT Y
H IG H E S T
AW ARDS
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Supt, I.awlnn Returns
Superintendent of Schools T. W,
Lawton has just returned from u
ten days’ visit to the Y. M. C. A.
school j i t Bine Ridge, North Caro
lina. mol report.! a very enjoyable
trip and interesting coarse in the
school. The work being done at
present In this noted V school has
special bearing on the various prob|»mi connected with re-adjustment
o' the social and rcononyc relations
o oyr towns and roimnunities, and
the lehahilit alien of the returned
odIfliers in society, religion and husir.ess. The courses offered in the
Blue Ridge school were under the
supervision of some of tbe moat
noted educators of the country and
tMtudsUt! of lectures on economics,
sociology, education and religion.
Mr. Lawton will m> el the reprerentative men of the county in the
near future anil lay before them the
plans suggested in the Blue Ridge
school, With a view to inaugurating
work along this lin.* in Seminole
HOTEL
JACKSOHVlUE-riA
Eurpp^nPlaA-Gonplote FfodomScreened
outok fMfwSi«mU«tod ••fBup(a& h
cowcctioft CoAwwenl toCverytKirv^-Ia
heart of City•Send for SookM •••
D U V A L H O TE L
'by,»n
s*»* « ra-r.
■ inf.
All meitcra
Irlrphunc
h i i Ih
1. *1 •.-it iij; "lih ball
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JONES, M*r.
AUnntic H o t e l 1
1..r-K ViNVJtLK. M .O « :p \
B » jf «n»f HofAtt Hiftfti
r*' o * ! tl* a h uffitr* In biitlilrtfr c# »•
Line,
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All mndtffn imtfnnnnrnlu.
I n r t i*tj p j f i l r u l » r .
H i m , *»t t
4 * *T» i i . S d ,
p l"f n t u t* HI.JO tw
h water, the rejult of heavy
has brought rattle out In the
high ground. These cattle should lie
rounded up and dipped to free them
of the cattle ticks with which they
ure infested at this time i5i umall
numbers. The marshl and sw.prnny
lanfN are not going- to stdy under
wbter for all time; by dipping jour
rattle now that puts*tick-free cattle
on the summer ranges or pastures.
The cattle should he dipped- regu
larly every fourteen days during the
summer months in order that the
small cattle seed ticks that happen
(o be on those grazing lands at pres____ .
ent may be destroys I.
By
the
FOR
AT’ IUL dipping process you will have u*e tfif
ILfili %|.So. 83.00; I » ii pru^lr I 2.SJ
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Vbiles an the new blue*, summer greens, w
diver silk stripe*, also ipi-inch wid** silk ( ’ hiiToii
white, navy, pink old rose, maize, ligilt blue, Cop
dar, etc, specially pricvtl a yard _
$1.50 Value $1.19
* Special fuumttmont Ladiei Mualirt
Underskirts, deep em
/t»*l 1
broidery limimxa —
tv I
1U
S|M’cial Monday at
Towel Special I2r
For Monday only.—stands
border bleached - Towel
ling- while lot lasts a
yard
Jlefure The War Bargains
2« x js inch Turkish Bath Towels
heavy quality (Limit \
to otic customer),'our 65c
/I
value
Muslin Drawers
For Indies— Mua'in' Draw
ers, neat embroidery
j A
trimming, ojwn orcloseft style, a sjayinl
a x ''
Shirtwaists
*
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New shipment of Ladies*
SI.irtwaists in voile and or
gandies, with the new styles
Ladies’ Sleeveless
1 A
jj $1, M. o.ir pric Gauze Vests, worth 25c I M p »
Monday ,
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MEN’S STRAW HATS
For Monday’s sale see our
lino of Men's Straw
/hr
Huts, special prices
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$1.19 to ............ .....
*K*S
Hats f
I ones, vain
i prjcf
tBwacmiimtmfintitittis^mtttr.immupsimnnitpnutunn(Muasnipbibjmbii ;uiumuiiTlii.iimnw:uiut.iiaitiuuuumirinuuun In
Our stock of men's Shoes are ever on tho
increase.' See our special valuesHn dress, also
Wnrk Shoes.
’ CHILDREN’S PUMPS
Children's imtent leather Mary Jane
pum|m, for Mondays selling we
f\ry
are offering special values at only
\ I MX
For Monday: See our sjiccinl
lines of men’s dress Shoes for
$5,50, $4-9k and ..... . .
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MEN'S UNDERWEAR tOt
DRESS SHIRTS
* MEN’S
»
For Monday—Don’t fail to nee our Athletic
Nainsook Underwear for men, sizes
i A
Percale, Madras, also Kalin
3K*to J4 Shirts. Drawers .12 to 411.
/I U p Stripe Silk Madras, special values,
A garment
_
T«/v/ *198. $1.49 and
MEN’S HALF HOSE
.Choice assortment men’s Half Ifoec, all the
leading colors, in silk, lisle and cotton
<n
a pair only 75c, 19c, 113c, 25e, 19c.
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and Second Street
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THESANFORD HERALD
WOMAN’S CLUB
R. J. HOLLY, Editor
W. M. HAYNES, Buslneiw Manager
im
Daily Fashion Hint
x x x m
)Voman‘fl Club Column
[VERY 24 HOURS
P u bliaijeA E v e r y F r i d a y b y
Me who prolitteth by the. turn of
the wheel at .every moment of his
of every day in ever}’ year a savings account will earn you money.
life but refusoth to touch his hand
It works while you sleep and while you play, when you work and
to it to impart motion is a shirker of
N U tH O U m O N PRICE IN ADVANCE:
when you are away. I t is impossible for the saving man to be slop
ONE YEAH____-------------------------------- -— U-00 tasks, and a thief who takes, giving
N i l M O N T H S . ______________._____________ I
nothing in return.—Bhagavad Gita.
py and careless,-hence you gain financially and morally. What will
THREE MONTHS.
Sometimes it takes a’3Jttle conren
your answer be? JvJOW hr N O ! !
when we are confronted
T.ntrf *4 M Sx m M m Mail Mulrr A>(nl Had tration
IMS, *1 IIm I'mUfllfl *1 Kanfw.4. ftlsrlda
with words like the above, to anal
I’ndfr Art >f M*rrb ltd. l i l t
CAPITAL $30,000.00
yze ourselves and see the multitudin
SURPLUS $15,000.00
'OAin: Herald IlslIJiot
T tlrp tu f No, I4S ous things we DO enjoy from an
other’s effort; however a few inter
Many of oup soldiers have been ested souls cannot make up for what
through tho. excitement both of a should be an individual interest
CONSPICUOUSLY SMART.
everywhere.
It has been said we
charge and a discharge.
Velvet frocks are conspicuously
should never blame ourselves but smart among the frocks now on dis
----- 0 -------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------should help ourselves. Did it ever play In tho exclusive shop*. When
The legislature hs now in session. appear to you in this light? The crepe georgetto or crepe de chine Is
L it us hop? that it will legislate to
II. R. STEVFNS
C. M HAND
R. R. DEAS,
C. D. COUCH,
Woman’s Club motto is, "N o t for combined with tho velvet, the effect
C-M.IWI
alleviate samistf the legislation that self, but for all.” Henee the civic Is Increasingly irresistible. The tunic
Csdiier
Aii'l Csihier
of tho. model pictured has a border of
is now in. effect.
work is here in wfitch all should feel bead embroidery, while Iho bodice la
----- 0 ----compelled to help. Whether or not draped to one side and fastened In
We arc glad to welcome our good you are a club member we solicit pash effect. 'The sleeves correspond
friend S. J. Trigletf ba?!> ,to the fold yottr co-operation. This meuns your with the underskirt and arc In Manda-'n style. Medium size requires 4
of the newspaper fraternity, lie hat suggestions too. Many suggestions yards
40-Inch velvet and 2*4 yard*
purchased
the
Okeechobee C,a . ponied into one great whole are what 44 Inch crepe georgette, with 2 yards
proprlations for state aid in estab
changed the name to the Npws ,*i l J is needed. If around your home a lining for upper part of foundation
lishing reformatories and detention*
s. ,
, '■
is getting out. a bxHjhf, newsy slit* ; boulevard or vacunt lot needs mow eklrt.
IF YOUR STOUR FEED IS RUNNING LOW. PHONE 166 FOR SUPPLY
houses in Florida.
Pictorial
Itevlcw
Costume
No.
7781.
' that is a credit totljp excellent con • ing or rid of papers are you willing
Sizes. 16 to 20 years Price, 25 cenlt.
No. 10. An act to provide and en
to renovate it all? thus contribut Kmbroidery No. 11813.
ty in which it is published. .
Transfer,
Corn, Oats, Green Cross Sweet Feed,
. -----o'----force
adequate lire protection for all
ing your quota to the upkeep of blue or yellow, 15 cents.
x|public institutions*in- the state.
Laro D airy Feed. Beet Pulp, Shorts,
We quickly perceive an
Wc are glud indeed lhat, t ir»* Sanford.
other
town's
beauty
or
vice
versa.
Bran, Also “ Happy H en” and Eureka
Churches of the city have adopted
l,hp 'BW*
Why not begin at our own- beloved Fox. Jr., publicity chairman, M r J N ? n 'V l b
7.
uniform hour* of ‘service, at lea*'
Scratch Feed; • : : : : : : : :
U C. Bower, city chairman, and the
‘ "fn T * 7 “ T n
‘V " 0','
door’
These
things
take
time
bit?
aj
most of -them if not alt have done
following.city workers: Mrs. W. F * hilHr‘‘.n 1,1 ,hp *,a,c ‘)f F1" ri« “
tliis, so wo are informed
There * mite of it done each day will show Watsoq, Mrs. R. .1. Holly, Mrs. A. ’
"
f . I”.'nul,lr' /,,r violations
surprising
results
Inter. The tone of j
V D C p. B l TS I X E S S ! S A P P R E C I A T E I)
nothing lik<* ro-o^rative, Concen
* !
°f
our town now if photographed civic- Vaughan. Mrs.- JanW. Moughton. 1 7 !'
trated effort
The mo-re J&yeholnpv
Mrs. R. L. Pecs. Mrs. E. F. Ilou.k-L
, ? h
t u
of uniform hours for the city wit! ally would show up appallingly,* as holder, Mrs. J,‘- ,\L Wallaae, Mrs. E.
‘
u- 1 :P pa,d olt"'*‘ r9'
(o
aforesaid
conditions.
Some
of
us
assist Ynatrrbttty--hy•*Tl>ry-’esn'rrfr*Yt,rnt*
are responsible for the accumulation P. Morse. County workers: Mrs. i ^°* l~* An ai't to create a womthe. churches are doing,
of unsightly things. The town can Endor Curlett. Miss Emma Eichner,’ -»*»*'* industrial bureau, providing for
d
------- U ---not constantly keep after, in, though of Geneva, MrsT C. D, Rrumloy of the appointment 'of a w .man ns,
The committee selected to draft a
* !•: i\ ,: i.*6
chiefofiif bureau,
bureau, and
and i.uki
a- pr-»of eour-e it realizes that funds dur Chutuota. Mrs. W. A. Dresjot^ of chief
J \\ . IHHlTII
I.. F. ROPER
new commission manager , barter has. ing ! mes of late have not been ade- Carnereti City. M f t U |t llaT.ird I "* *<’ ,.i-i i hen f - r
i*L our ( usiumrrti'
reported.
From a ca*uai ,.ih*i*r\ a
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
K. ■..
at v
PEOPLES BANK OF SAN FO R D
SANFORD. FLORIDA
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
L’
to meet all strenuous needs.
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to p r o v i d e a (inl
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from
pov:( :>>n>
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• " p *d Ro-.'u1 Rrtim Stale i’ arft.
i i ’ att i .>ur wound1"! hoy*
of -
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' ii tor's
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t.
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ih w;i» j|, i i
f11
it. him or ul Mrs. V . b. Jtnn.ngs.
state r i. airman of the Womun's
Liberty Loan committee. . by the
Liberty Loan workers of Seminole
at whii'h a conference a a*
I-it Ve to l he Work t - he .|.>( .
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• - * t' • pr.-j ■- *■ p.>- >. g i . .
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n tu«n afield of them
f‘
,4 -i
uiuuttion must be paid for. she esplained the individual qOotp system
to be used this time and also told of
the medal* made from raptured
German cannon 1 • be given -,i
.’ !• -I ..i head,|.114'M r*
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fpiece and *maili blue \ '*
• ■ a'fat.ge l a* t > f,.rm larger V *
n r * ,ia, e.l a' .a h ctol of'to. table
The place cards were also dccurated
with blue V V
Tlse ihneheon, planned by
W. L Morgan, Mrs R. R Dt
Mrs.
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hi. h n-v.-.i* an m-iniin*
r.-ln r a t e , ,|. ■ |.| 1
not to tou ch r l r *0
l i e ' l - n r jl i - r •' 01
hi* >•*•!*<! ‘‘••tit* J
1
•itk** tielong ago
a* K.-r;;•..}* -ij
t hr ;,|*
h. .A. Martin
Company
Fell Need of Change,
f lia ile * w a s s t a y i n g mi the country
w h e n p la y m a te s* w o r e f<-yv. No pint*
a* It
a* 11.il.-on’e choice III* nmti*e<i
hlmselt
Jn kionviLe, Floriila
with —a —tt.'f'*— tit-Fghhnr-y'rM-
'••lii.- v<*;ir» y o u n g e r than him self, bin
'■ n b e in g Irivit.-d to phn HCh .m old.
| - irl VI4II siipjili. .( vvtth tin * tie entire
( i t ah;Mr.|.,||. ,| 1,1* fi.rili.r pi.',} luilte re
1 -nr,II. * ,,f 1111 her itf i .-iiij. i * 10 lur-
Biblical Town of Gara.
At-Mluiar «>r the vinlchfovvcr. *ti'
i-Vl-l* f.i 1)|,- ,-:1-.f ,,r the till, || .if 11:t/:1
Used Cars
I SI S
F O R D TO U R IN G
1916
FORI)
BI TCH
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TR U C K
LITTLE
11 L I C K
II I G
SIX
S I X
Il is iili. r .- Sittir*..(I I- *ill.l lo t m \ .-j,!
Wight Tire Co.
Herald Want Ad
Thrift an Improvident
Nation’s New Task
Daily Fashion Hint
Scrr.inolr* County Chairman, in her
No. ?. An appropriation of i.*i.nno
very gra.ious manner as toastto
establish a 'mode! home for the
mlstre's presiding with that raie
use
of the Home Economic Depart
aid!
< * ich in fc-feer dri'o* did so
ment
at the Woman's College at
mm, to bring about *,1:00**. Mrs,
VV. I , Morgan welcomed Mrs Jert- TaMahass «.
No. 6 . Equal division of
the
1 ings and workers telling of a b*w I
very interesting experiences of for j Smith-Lever and state appropriation
mer campaigns. Mr* Endor Curlet between the Home* Econombs and
of (q-neva was next ctdieil upon and Agricultural Demonstration work.
all were impressed with fjer method
No. 7. An appropriation for the
of selling bonds a, plan of partial Roys’ and Girls' Industrial Sri orf*
payment which she collects arui pur- sufficient to. establish and maintain
« bases bonds for people in her dis them on the standard basis acquired
trict. Mrs. C. D. Rrumley of C^*u- by the best institutions in. the
If the publir -improvement wf uh luotu gave some qf her experience* United fRalcs for similar purposes,
She wit! rot and providing for the creation of a
he lias at heart see in* desirable during the tast drive
hi*
able
to
u
rk
in
this
one. her board of managers for these school
enough lo wurrail il he ri.u-H he
•eadv t<> mjp| i»rt v .* neighbor'* i <*i I !a<» to he taken hv Mr> It I. ed live members, one, of whom shnl1
Mr* H.ii'.-r-. Mr* R P be ^he president of, I anil the oth,-project <if it is i . t d.Mindly ut. un- Dann.
D'eas aml Mr*. George F’ ov, Jr . woman recommended h} the Feder
worth} one in order (•> gam the
r o n MORNTNO WEAK.
made announcements relative'
o ation of Women’s Clubs for apExlreme simplicity clearly Is tho
neighbor's support of his owp ob- their work.
Mrs. W. IL Ballard. poinlment.
aim of. this frock of darlf h)u* rabarje «? ' H p must’ control his temper, s>oke interestingly of Err work at ; No. 6 . An act creating and estah- dine, it Is cat In one piece, the front
rtudy the personality of tile mr.n he ' Altamonte and brought out.tom? of iishing an institution for the Feehjt. and back being gathered to a deep
I E,■ M
4ill .,1,1I Ka*—
* AL u L ■ <4 Ai, a**%**HIn* n ,1 .11
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I S'* . ! I _ _ s ! . At —
. V. .
mV*AM1A AA MAL a* 111- —1. .lift. a
Is
m
is dealing with, use tact and con the difficulties she had encountered j Minded and Epileptic, thereby re- shoulder yoke. Black silk braid and
in her section.
•
iiieving the congested - and ov,i- /huttons are employed for,the decora*
sideration.
.
T h o ,. p— pnl
Mrs. W. S.J
« “ 'k
J?
These are qualities wc- must aB Jennings,
Mrs. E. M. Gallo wry. In l,ie state hospital (or the insane y>rd bray
“fultivate to work with eich other’ count}’ '« hairman, Mr*. W. L. Mor at Chattahoochee.
Pictorial Review Drew Nfc'.* 7530.
successfully and to do our part in gaff, v'ce rounty chairman, Mrs. R. I No. :9. An ap; r p-.'ati'on *ull> 8 |*e«.
to 48 inches bust I*rle^25
.........................
casts.
jK . Fea*. ‘ fecre'lary’, M r# GiAifge cient to make available ferderal apthe ctmmunity lift*.
■ *- *
of Am — *-p-> '•( ip.-
t v - r i 'd the i v .i i * ,,| Ihi- city, tin 1lie road
* if.;, I " , *p>M- mi,
..f t:
11 1mt *
mion 1 he s. iioo' from Ctizn to .ItilTa are imeient olive
to he" il.i'ie 'n t he Victor* drive >iv n.-ar-l fr-U
\<*, a-.d .r*'> om- tla-'-*. mqiu ..f 111 *—111 more than Vine
pl.ao’ tng I.;- m-hef t
y**n
m etid * •
>if. till- ti
hi- thousand y.-ars old, with gnarled hark
county mak* :t a big sarces.*
w om e n .
nod Immense trunks. There la nn old
, No. *J4. An act regulating the legend wldeli cp-dlts Gaza will) the InProposed .Measures of Morula Wim • quhlity, cleanline*, and adulteration v, at Ion of the llr*t nteehnnlcnl clocks. '
These u,*re perhaps the' *nnd clocks T|*|f
en's f tubs
of milk ami other dairy products
which are still used In some mosques. 1 l l j f
‘ No. .1 Providing for E?qunl > if-c
offered for sale in the Male.
Mrs. ii C. Bower was perfect, ami frage.
Everl* member of the \\rntitan's
much credit is due them, together
N*> 2. State wtil.
eompirsory I'luh is urged to ,-\i rt every effort
with Mr Carres .for the -uccess of school attendance.
iq secure the passage of these hit!*.'
the orrtft-iun.
■ * * - » « . ,
•
•
No. •{. Act to provide for the.fur* Personal letters to our representative
Mrs. Jennings rame to Sanford to disking
5*ng by the cou.ntfe? of free ti vt will prove, to them that their con
held this conference with the Liberty iBook* fur the use of the pupils ef stituents are interested in these im
Loan workers of Seminole rodnty j the- public freee athools.
portant measures.
*'
and all responded !*> the invitation ‘
No, I
Thai women
Ie
except a few who were unavoidably
.,
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- |made eligible lor election.to olh
absent
y
a uuiiiir.
*
, "Mill.
-*?- on*
f whom
.all htm I id* l* ii|, 1,4 ii*’ 1. 111, >11*1 rn I ,*. I wit!
he th** chairman of Conservation De* by h i s ' m oth er f o r his ni glta-i of .luli >
partition! of i ederatinn of WoniPn'A he disgusU-iil.v reimirketl, "tih uxjtlier
j b g»v Imcr *o .tullii s,i| in * d a y bur ( lith* ami anidher recommended by
fellow som e tim e* , w :-nt« a rbangi*
trn* federation, t-» hare charge of
forestry, water,* a .* •
, 1gam 1
-•nii! g Libert*. 1. an ■Ir, ..
F lo w in g M r* .!• r n , : i t a * M! aI,.,- I',-. .*». *1on- c.ir * . ■! .. . ■ F ' r r-*t La >.> Sc m•r I
«.. tr tv
i
C O M M U N ITY WORK
Think of the. happiest and at ti e
same time most wide-awake and pro
gressive family you know the ore
■which most closely illustrate* your
idea of family life. Analyze the se
cret of their success, and -you will
probably find it lies in their power
of co-operation . and compromise.
No member insist* in carrying oil!
his own wishes regardless of the in
terests and wishes of Jhe others
Each rlairn* a little and yield* a
little. The real basis of their life is a
spirit -o f-pHitual hrip-'anrf forth arance. • J* ■„
,
The community is only a larger
family. To accomplish sat sfactory
result* there must be a body of citi
zens working together in harmony.
And ir. order, to achieve anything
worth while, each man must not in
sist too strongly upon hi* own
wishes am^ ideas
When he finds
that they conflict with the ideas of
others he must be prepared to yield
the Inas essential details Of fiis plan
or perhaps to attain only futrt of his
object.
..
the I*U ; b-.
A '<-> good pap
N
1'* \t: act .gr.tii.Bg 14-ldt! 1
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h • II * ih.u ^ u .■
MI • ii., 4*-. " R a t! V* m th,.
a. iarot to Royal Palm State I'ark for
m i-t ' carry on” a Itttie longer and;
Also a very interesting article. '*Ff**e
hirt! riirservation purtioses.
put thi* Vi* tury‘Loan througl
She ;
!l»nn of Italy." by Mrs Brown f. rN
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A su ’liriellt appropna
i,
p.. ,,f |*.tun qimptitje (.f am*
no*r ■>'>■*:.ii-ii! .if
•■duvsiia. t . « L .
tl
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rh.i‘
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Hi ail able l-1 ."ida** |ior■iVjeif; m "w hi. h. though never u*ed. 1
wa* read by NPr'' ■Ut-rnahl „
! r>>f of *>. fed.-r;,' go d ..4.1’ -*t 1* "
sh-'U I
a*.> c.,i :: '-1r |,1.-*..* • .
Itaval *t1j r* a .* ,.f va^p..*- a l l
{(*un!s a! \Sashingtou
O —
a t
edg,
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V\ *• *rfr.irT.
ri ta*
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A n • •iter ,-tin g relic ... Iivg.iin- >hiys
il* 1 14,* Into th e J«e -*|.iu ,.f the
*1 in 1
V
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v i.
« i .. ar,
O'd-Time Temperance Pledge.
M■
t\!rig a* I
V Mi.Ill
I.
f
.
after will receive the bonus with
their final, pay. Soldiers who have
been discharged and have hot re
ceived it, should communicate with
t lie zone finance officer, Lernor,
Buijding. AVashingtop. 1> < y
ir.g particulars and , tu liwinf, ih, .i I.m l.argt i ertpwates
^ai. .r. ,J>ii
m*
.it T ' i . ill** f •« *IT;' 'v?1
-. 14r H -j:tri*
ti-.f
M e*
them iri its '.U-leri i aI a w age It’ S
1;• i* K,
cunilaiit u;ein it t t them
•'against the chance of delay in t’mdtr.g entpjoy merit, If a man g.ie* tjjrecti} bt.. K l a i E-;f 1un♦ I ‘ e ! "IiUa
UltT 1>C Useful to him
Bor if it
takes tiiii* f.ir hi it: t'i ft.«'i-iir* « ifif
rill til t ia - \ doll.*IT' vt L t*i a *ii,
d« rftd I i p a |..It ^ L* fli . . r
rherged
n .1
!4I
\\ *;| ru^rf;! y
M
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than tbey wer.- rc; civn. g
. 1 h>-se
I),
r
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Tie
• ft 0(1 .il 1lie r. •. i‘Hn» ,i ■T a
jir>i\,d f1.■hru.irc
t[‘MV;
?*!*•; *A iu,
fth. 1
fU. i; !
hru.i f } JJtifi,
• authoriz - the ;-a'. men' •-? a - \t
dollar Ina i- t. a1 - .'d
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tion we hdie’.c tip- r.ev. '[ dan l- :
president f t he \\ ■i :n4 *- *
- *i ft*- priso'
and
t* t
Tit,- Social Department of the I
goad or i- and »h*'ii-i l hi- adupt.-d
anford a'
n
1 i11 l a )
a ■i i 1 -■. ;i o, - t ii.r , f
i S , - ■ ft '■1 If*.
Let i , ,-r 1 . i'lf.-i
a tari, r
III K-d .
reiiF• ' ■■>. Mr*.
V
l-r-.lc* luo-un. allertoiofi al l i i
S u ia r C ?~-' a n d 's u g a r Brets,
t his f'i.i' l > L.» * * ,i -* a A i* i i- g .tii]t ;
K
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raw
f--r
it.
i.-i’
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Mr*.
J.
I
dull
reorn*
the
attendar.*
e
wn>
A
t- n of ice i ;t..* E i*.
let us have it
If i! (ltd - r >t me,-!
V H1-TII Tl.- .1 *. 1 M ti"; e‘ -. Mr* Bell
1 I N.-j-ara
>r .a"
from • jo to
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smalt
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with >,'ir ,iiq -*>i i
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■ ’ .fill,,•(<•> III s l a : .
gnr ti Eoiil-t.iiia in i , •«•(,i j,-ar*<; in.,
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a A a * |. d j-r •. .*■ >l.i t:!., l.alidstr
county
«ay * > .ii, : t, >
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f..r
sustir prialijet o f it tr*« o f l.ei ts h-o
, .mil city utstitutions. *
chief. Dellt'ioUs refresh men Is of it’ ,*
After the luhcheiin 'dr- J f ntiiV •
. ratification.
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and
d
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American burines* learned many things during the war.
Not the least of these was the necessity for encouraging thrift
among the people. The narrow minded policy of encouraging
free spending on the hypothesis that it would stimulate busi
ness has been abandoned. Some of our merchants still cling to
the old belief that if -they encourage thrift and savings their
business will suffer. This theory has bgen exploded.
.
if our merchants will help- build up a financial reserve
they will write off fewer bail accounts, have less bookkeeping
and enjoy a steadier volume of business.
,
The sooner our leading men- arid women give themselves
to
definite pohi*} of teai-hing and encouraging thrift the
* ><n»*r our community will F,egui tit j>rigr>ss and expand
i * »• -tl iverninetit i-
ta
air**adv
.
promoting * n h an educational
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FIRST NATIONAL HANK
Sanford, Florida^
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APRIL lit 1919
PAGE FIVE
Little Happenings
Mention of
Mailers in BrleT
Personal Items
of Interest
The pastor’s theme in the morning for classes from 11 o'clock to 10
Summary of (he
. . n H i 'i *t u c i r lit* W i l l IM!
will he "Palm Tree Christians." In
Floating Small
o’clock. . Even with this arrange
I in business with his father, Stephen
the evening the second of the series ment no one will be wringing wet
Talks Succinctly
was formerly a Sanford boy and his
of studies will be given on the Lord's
Arranged for
with perspiration or boiling hot from
many friends here were delighted to Prayer.
Herald Readers
the sun.
1
.
see him. ' MF has just received his
Special
music
murning
and
even
Father
J.
J. O’ Riordan.
honorable discharge from the army
ing. Hearty welcomj.
Catholic
Church,
Sanford.
Mrs. NI.O. Garner is visiting her! Mrs. G. E. Williams instead of that 1 A wide
*»!«* variety of orchestra*
orchestras'h
is
brother,
other. Mr. Keene at Delray. Flu. of L. P. McCuiler in order to have I |,.ear«* '» the new Columbia records
Silver Tea
Yea, Why la ItT
(.eon's
Auto Transfer Service have mort> rooni l<> <lis|llay the fancy *
^ °y »l Serbian Tainborizn ttr
I
The Girls of the Pipe Organ Club - Raid the fncetlous feller. “ Why Is It
ded
a
new
Peerless
truck
to
their
*
ork'
w'll
be
held
Saturday,
j
1
J
I,
tllra
idays
"Moonlight
in
the
added
uipment.
Everybody invited.
48-ltc i Greenwood." an exquisite
„| will give a silver ten at the home of when a mini goes to a hutrlyv shop
. ... . hit
.... ...
equipment
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Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Stewart Mon nn<f learns that the price of a chuck
Aster plants now ready. Mrs. J. dream melody and on the other side
Mias Zoe Munson left Thursday
day
evening. April 14th at 8:60 roast Is 55 cents a |mund he Involun
48*2te of this record the Gypsy Orchestra
for Gotha, Fla., where she will spend It. Stewart. Phone 260-W.
o'clock.
Invitation to nil is extend tarily allows his nilnd to revert to
is heard in the "Jugo Slav Mazurku.
Dr. and Mrs. Hobson announce
several days visiting friends.
ed..
There
will be plenty of fun and thoughts of the flesh mid the devil?"—
a fiery dance, of the Balkans. 48-l^c
Indianapolis Star.
„„
.
.
.
,
the
arrival
of
a
son
Wednesday,
plenty
of
eats.
D. L>. Thrasher is making exten-.
..
The Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra
-ive repairs
and remodelling his
...
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has two rattling new dance selec
home at Fourth and Park avenue.
*'*r- an‘* ‘^ rs' " •
Brown an' tions.
Bet. Ililbiirn Here
Merely * Superstition.
"Kentucky Dreams" and
Rev.
.1
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p.
Hilliqm,
(ormcr
pastor
There
Is no kind or a rod. or Instru*
Mr. Frank Mrisch is the proud 1',“ u.n c e ‘ ['c ar.r iv“ l of “ s6n 0,1 /'lar- | 'The
i r.e Girl’
i.irl Uehind the Gun." Prince'i
Prince's
no«ses*or of a new Chandler Sport “ ,,h* .
younggcntlcman will be Orchestra has recorded two contr. of the M, E. church of this city but ment. which will loente minerals In the
I
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- now presiding elder of this district eurlli with any degree of certainty.
purchased
Wight
Tire Co. named Manuel Lionel.
dances, "The Lady of tin* Lake
was
a visitor in the city on Sunday. Sometimes n lied of Iron ore will affect
Get your sweet pens nt Mrs. H. N. ' .
*'*• Preston was the guest of and "H ull’s Victory." introducing
Dr. Ililburn idled the pulpit at Mu- magnetic needle of .a compass, or
Lumley’s. Phone 404.
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l,ar*nts. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. the themes of half a dozen old favor
the M E .’ church on Sunday even if a surveying Instrument, hut there
The Ccclllan Music Club will ,’rpst.on ,aat w»’ek. and also visited ites.
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Is nothing that will locate the precious
ing.
after which he conducted the
meet Saturday afternoon, April 12, lls Hls l’r* *"S. N. R. Johnson,
tuctuK
There are many laughs in Colum
ular quarterly conference of the
at 3.30 in Mrs. Munson's studio.
l-sed Cars—Several real bargains bia Records this month, and not n
I
church.
'
Wight Tire Co.
few of thettf nre found in a record
Rernov* Mildew.
Miss Margaret King attended the ’> {* 7 ,,re UO*
.
dance at Eustis Thursday night.
,, “ •‘'^ories .if Faster." sung by which deals with the humorous side
Tnko any isiminmi simp, site accordEntertain Si. Ii. Stewards
tf service m the army and navy.
ng to area of nmtcrlul that Is afTectcd. '
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher m o vJn'A. a " " '* * ! ? ’
,h° C1,,!um,’i"
The,
stewards' of •the M E. ch irch hit soap In small pieces, mill a little
They nre "Your Boy
,;;i tijy.Coal
' torod over to Detand on business ‘
18 a 9{veial Ka*1"
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Pile N o w ." sung hv the a.ways | ip- ami their wives were cut >rtaim*d at whiter'to It and put on top of stove.uu-.
Tuesilay.
ulhr ArtKur Fields; and " L o o k V. hat the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. ill dissolved. When about the jconslstMr. im,i Mr... C. W. While mo.
I ? " " 1"
Mr*' N - 11 M v Boy <5ut in France," .-un; by Thornton Monday night. Those to •ney o f cream take from the lire. Stir
enjoy the evening were Mr. and n common kali and cover tlw mildewed
...........
Orlando
to a,k•>
.„d &uan\uit\
& , * “ 1*4"., 1111h wn'h on Misim-ws
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^ K . ' liman.,
Z J l
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I 'l t e
Mrs.
W. White. Mr. and Mrs. O. nbrie wllli the mixture. If one nppllthr Sunilav Pchnul rmmmtion. *
c lwi 1Vi% 1# .
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She expects to return in a few days
' r and Mr-e.
' I,A N
*■’ (>. li.trne’ , Mrs. J. P oy. **-. and M»s. T. F. Ad*.uns. . 1 lion does not Mitlln*. two will be sure
Mr
i
Mr and ’Mrs. 15. J. Starling and
There's a^jnan uJt tin- curb to,; V, eidmun Ca <!w*.I. Ml»* <. r npj.* Me, amt M is ' Ftf “II Penbudy. Mr. 'o do the work. After appIvSug rtttr
tu;un*Ul 1010 ll4»t Uctiatfaer ! i M m
Me
gH ". ~rr--Kd
Kocm ai i 'it l-i
h i". , v ie |a d M - H M Ma< m. Mr. and nlMiire. e\|stse lo ilio -on for some
-------- - tr-atc
i i.i, na
mc' i Sunday.
j <i , r
I
•ours niul then wu-li o f.'
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in : i ,| t i Nisi s o na
Mrs. May S. Divkin*. accntnpuii| Mrs . F I . Putnam. Mr. Frank Ad
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It won't cost you a cent to phone ied by her aunt. Miss Janie Nlripgi"o . *:
.5 B n lfor I. M- / It it
I lu m i , !
i; w . . ;i ' >• » ii », • ini
y.,ur jmI I D F R S F O R P I A N O T U N - fellow leu yesterday fur an extended
Ii:!,
Mr
Spurting,
Mrs. 1.. P. It tgan,
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Some Tables Prlceleiv •
a mini', i w ur I.» r brother ami - stir.
JNI; to itt
Wade,
the in
Tuner, Orlando.
Xirs. S. 0. Shinholser, T h e invited
visit with relatives in Chester, South
There
Is n tremendous demand today
Mr.
:,n\l
Mrs. GohimbiiK K.cni*. giicrts wire Mrs. Mabel Blount, Mr.
41-8tp
Carolina.
•
'or ‘old nmliogiiny or onk .tables. If
Later Mr. t ^ in y a v iij^.'oin
r .tml
il*IF is ii tfOnd illustra
It v. A. M. D.i'ger of Winter , .....
apd Mrs. 1>. S. Babbirt.
\11 r the here nrv titty historic associations-nt*
—
. —
uni i m
liifiuu
Mrs.
J.. ■
B. w>ii|,i
Magrudcr
of vii
Orlando
they will go to tlie mountains. .
busiuc-s meotjn; i f as. over ‘ Mrs. ached to these tables they bring fnbuIlu\ n was the guest of his sister,; and her sister; Mrs. II. C. Linda!."}'
tion o f the r.ew double
The
Italian
Crcnudi'fa"
Band. Tliorai.oi
mis price*.',There are plenty of til
I il 'h e io n straw
Mrs. ('• \V. Write Friday and Satur-jof Waynesville. .North faroiin:
breasted waist-seam suits
;*wlirih must miss on tin* battl'dields
Willi
ip'a'il cren o. ami des in ihe country possessing real lilswere guests of Mrs J. N. Wlii
by
1 of t he T n ntiuo, lias played lor Co•orlr Interest, hut none of them D In
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iv left Monday* for yesterddy.
lie
letiM
t
likely
ut
the
moment
to
eouis
j 'unthii a Mif'crl march ami an in
Mrs. Walter Bellamy and i Iqldren Sl'irtt ; •iV iiiii , '
•n tin- opru market.
The table on
'The (i-'ti.n bets i f
Hart SwiiafTner
il b ' m" ‘oa T i,ic». ol Sorrento and Mr H Muldleioii
\\ I'. Ilarllctl
lilt'll .Niqioleoti SlgniHl Ills iibillriltloli
."'urilin
ntld " 11\ mil 'of \| .t"o Si.‘
i i.iktield. (in . May Id. 1'• 1 ,
nay be suiii to lie prl'-eb'ss. Ill Engl*f I’rtlut n.1
spell! I III* Ue.»|.-. |ili Tilts (
& Marx
'olumbiu B.imi lias inlnlu a ( >t«l Keiifiieky Mfg. Cii,,
mid ilien- Is ii iiudiogiiny table which
Radior*) and M i n with their father, It. il. Mnidleloti n-ionl of
t ll" OII"-st"!l " M ;|del.ill.'
I’adoeali. K v
Two buttons, khi.sln-il |m-kefs, a
rndilloti 'ii\s was wiislied up oil (loand fan.ili
■o' t u Turn- i
lh 1 ..f ■111- ITK 41 . f •* -1r ,*r
1' » 1 * . ( lent Ii nu n
long ,stylish roll to the Inpels; tin"ii'i
of
('Ianafter
flic
wreck
of
flic
j
i ■ i *i
.^uiui.tv r *1li *u l ir;
Ri-l .. ar un •
' of Salt lord 1,;i i ';e I •411*1 ‘if lit •giiiturtg Again.
triin-wulied.
full chested "uir"
.1.v 1( o
spanlsh
iirmadit.
Please allow me to state that I
i tirsiiay.
No. 2 r of i i
that young men like. it*s n favorite’
I'e.aw- M'linliiv,
r ft* \ *•
<■ f t* l ’
have -M our Img ehid,-m r<■111■■<1>
1i
11 , '
Ii ' Ti r> *i *r h 'Hn**. o il' K‘Te.ir i'S,
\\
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t 11 i
lot
i i.
-"a- oi and hate ordered
i'
A
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f
II,"/ .dmii j o ■<rn/y r.i.n .1/ "
, ■ I' i1st lllf.t v\iitrr f•»r "'It'ir
\
i t»
*i1 J
j. (( | , 4 1 1
i 1’ j more 11•r tins season
Last year I
Ii. r of <*«/ . 'irni/oois;
1
KrtM*
•» t.
ip-■ *!• tir«*
,s**r\ ti t*. i gj t .
—
i lillum tim,
* t
Ti - ?nun \ h / -4 •>4* v . I sold tt lo IU, '’r 15 men who raise
r* i a man at I he curb (o serve
Mr. an d Mrs D (' |[.t!l-eiJ
Mr 1
.
1t|* 1 i I » Fah \ ' 1 1*4* hogs. I told each of litem lo take
Wight Tire Co.
IT-air
notin' e If," hilt n nf .i hia hnhs ii
VI
f 4 - * if f|
4• •■ oil the I' ni"i|v, feed it In their hogs
&
T i *-1r i ( art"*" of t ir'.t odo April t»l V. :ii \|jn
Fla
Mr. M.in■1 ( •
41 V and if they hui a single bug from
A1* ■'* "to! \( : 1tt 1 ■(or. 1--1. uj!' fie r. mi hitn red a, \| -1 •Tf 1f •
V H 14*.|
i tt disc.is, ..f an. kind in I to pat me
I i & 4 o-r .t 1 l i : •■o : . ' oi V. : ' : e . ' : T l l , 1l 't ,|r
[ a i-riii lor the remedy, lot! when
4 tit
: 1
ti =
"Everything Men and Boys Wear"
l a! I
a • - .Vi-, '
»•! 1 w
’ft * - 4-iK'tl 4f
|i mil' •• j they began lo sell cotton every man
' I Hit'
I .1* •
I-H! I ' * 1i*i *- »ir.r*
came
in
and
paid
me
for
the
mctlifn* rr
Tin- home of I lari RehalT" '
)' . 1 1 r
I r ........' l'
i*ini* and every otic of tlo-n't fold, mi
ner i Mar x clot In s
I*iii
A ll. f - i f .
j jtir s, rig
e.tj \
yi
.1
11. rtiiM
-i i
•1..
ll hat ft was the bed hog medicine
■1 C
W i at u
1 M
!'-‘ l "
M J ru e ill ell lie
.
1,n.' |,'
V‘"a ant y slixpptrig.
J* 1
flti* f»r t he ( >'i es \\ ti, o the I bey ever used. tllli* matt paid 'me
for the small package mid bmighi #5
i o 11 < V.’ ard, I )■ l " o * :ith, i- in
Mrs Htdtlti enl ert aim'd Tut‘“d:t> fioi. r •» !t M o hi"'.* M-x .t ll
.'.,ic .1 nti n}"od.t.", \\ t tlrie-ijay and at a mv o'clock dinner.
1‘lti^.c pres it‘t Uo* \1III und *li.triuoav lor Wllkll worth more and s.tnl it was the best
that in* Hsld ever tried.
Confirm-’ icrt.
I riday of eat'h week. Phone 330- W . ent were I >r. Ruictnn, Mi*tt Sadie' the y aft* fam ous
In the Kvc
Yours mtv truly.
‘ No wotitrin I* i"-*lv sniisried with
Ridison,
Mr.
and
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t
r<
v
.
Itaitey
and
-IS-:f .
by I ! • \ \'tun ; if?jt
a rec.jrti liV
the eoiiiptluienis Inev mirror pays her
U F. Bartlett.
.M i. Edward Harris.in ,.f Lyerly, Mt. and Mrs C. W. White.
tltf t i. UUi.i.it .xUin ir Dua> lei t»*
unless they ori relti-nited by sonic
Merehants
Grocery
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Cri"
i"*h'
k
of
V
l
hiEfh
f.a
lit several dav , last w e k
Harley. A. Maims has returned to i
. '■* " U here the
Inin
I* ion Tl f I I-'P'
S mford. Fla
s. > • '
t
• i• • \\
w > i . -1.11
M's If !
■ i■
i , Its U av
Sitnf'ird after ree.ivmg i - di'
«u•»
In and A b o u t
.
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<£ The City 4*
f
?:hsSm
'-fM
i =5 + -J*
"?
j
One of the
leaders
T
Daily Fashion Hint
Sanford Shoe Clothing
Company
** .. . i a to Ins home
i ,
Mnrilny
' ..(»! >. • l|. . S* r .
i
cl,-u rge
W'P I e
fro in
| In .
M a r.tje
t
.r,..
j|,
sj.eiii tin month- i ^i I ur • r . i, r<
i ei v iin; l.is diM'liarge al 1iu:u 11 • o,
I i lint
,1" II V l l|F,, ,*
11nrris“ t,
I ' Hr
ii
;ii
Heroiom.
( a r e l e s s n e s s R e s u lt s in f a i l u r e
Heroism Is always the same, how
That in why we say 'Feed B A
V i . ,11 I I I '
W O K I.Ill - t I n i ', II.n . i l . e ever
the fashion of a liero'H clntlica
Thomas'
Hog
Powder
according
to
rnii'. i.etweeu Third and
Fourth \ a.
may niter. Every hero in history I*
directions.
DO
NOT
FEED
IT
Mm t.i <m Sunday, morning at 11 •Mr. and Mrs.. R. K. Harris' an
us near to u man as Ids neighbor, and
S L O P P Y ,, but mix it with ghound
nounce the arrival of a non on Mar.
•• i lock.
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If we should tell the simple-Imih of
feed and moist erf with just enough
some of our neighbor*, it would sound
Mr and Mrs’. D L. Thrasher and lith. The little gentleman will lie
water
to
make
a
crumbly
mass.
like poetry.—George W. Curtis. ■
M—
— Mac Thrasher roti'tned Sat or called Ralph Kirk, Mr*. Harris will
Then each, bog gets u beneficial dose
be remembered ns Miss Eslliet U tfnd
o.i
t * i n l ain ol, u i.T • they at
f ■ i-li'ls a re e nd lo see him See full directions on package
I ''■
i t .'
,te.t
si . . i a ii I s hu!1 burn.
Your money back if you' are not
lank * orjis had a ereixt
ifiiiti'
Word lias been received l,\ friends
VERY ULTRA IN VELVET.
sat istied
• ■ v i' ' • i* i am! 1lie
The nonsnn ha* brought out noth
v I fuss
AUTO
T R A N S F E R o f, Ioi' i ' ii t tendi'ii that 1 e sit,led f r<*oi
B O X F IL E S
Merchant* Grocery I 11
ing more rtasslc than this costume In
i >
i- 11,i war
Mart It "hill lor I he a.
H \l l.s E V I '.R l T H I N G .
P H O N E I rulin' on
Sanford, Fla.
black
velvet
made
’a
one-pleco
effect
for filing
United Stales. Ned is also in I hr* »!o,tp d In-fore t ney i ltlld f ’dl I lie
'■il. H O T E L G A R N E R .
4 l-if
the round nock o( the overdress Is | l.etlers. Bills, Invoices. Receipts.
I i Idembarkation camp anti ex pee is to tanks up t i l lie kaise-'s paiaci'.
finished witn a collar of pearl gray
Etc. Plenty of them
Howard T io’>!es of Ha ii -s
satin ami tin clwing la effected at
sail for ho rite noon.
Nora Bayes sings for loluinlita
The Time
.
at '
•'tv after, i M'li.ui days last week
tho left aide. Thoro la a two-plecd ,
Arthur Yu well lias' returned home Records thn month the popular Dear Editor:
50r each
u th in r.' aunt, ,V*s. Fannie .S.
underskirt
attached
to
nn
underbody
itonte from the d ajr d^ty. "H ow You . "Rauntercr" Ims <i just e.imp'aint
of lining.
Batin cuffs finish tho ,
Mur in and hir sistS.*, JVsS 7 -» from Do Land where be remained
several days nt the hospital. IK* Gonna Keep Them Down on the about tiie change of time ufqdicd to] alcoves. Medium size calls for 3V6
HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY
Munson.
Sunday
morning yards of satin and 2 yards of cord. <
had an operation for \he removal of Farm away from Broadway away Sundays.
Office Supply I)epl.
On M oh/Ik '.', April Mtit t'rt» ti-a. I
Pictorial Review Costume No. 7949. . Phone 148
ought nut to have any t-ip*y tunnyhis t o n s i l s . Dc, Ingram's sanitari froqt harm after t hey’ ve seen
Sanford, Florida
I■ o' i .pr.iiii wi.l r ni’ive'. ; t
Blzcs, 34 to 48 Inches buat Price, 2S
um am! is now. on the road to re Paree*" She sings it as only Nora dom It is it day of ri"d and’ hot ol cento.
• •’
,p
M j , vie- o T t/iip
-Bayn could sing it, Hnd on the,other .•■infusion.
cover;'.
‘in
t t
va .on from Sanford e.side of the disc she ;s jfist as-ntlrneYet it remains an easy matter to
Sev eral iiiiio binds* of (bid Fellows I
pert u, lie in aUj'bdance. •
and Rei.eba
w,4 make Hit* trip to tive in 'u different sort of horm- nfilke away with the confusion bv
Oii.h IV ! i . ihi;» in S p 'orJ id i t
’ j.ronv'ng aonfe.'"When Yankee Doodle nn agreement.
To
accuse the
Jvi-iiniiO 'c toi.gr - to atf 'iid a dis-'l
nig .a. u . life. The members ere
Sails Upon- the Good Ship Home churches of not being able to settle
i ill meeting of the twelfth d'striet,
i d itg t
• :er for a b e l t t I .1;
’
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different1es of time, let ulo*i" di'fer.•» ! are ''X|o ding a nt •*’. en ovude Sweet Home."
■ ., i tl,"in ■-. i,- a u! ..t.g
"iices of religion, is to take for grantOVuii iW in [)*
^
time Tite Grand Master of Florida
■ fTr . ‘ n
* * * * * * * * |etl that un utlpinpl w-.is made at u
will be mere.
i-H =i»,r\*is is s I i Lt : a t t t t '
TIITtmrm hour, bill failed
E i -u
Al Johnson sings.-jiis big hit
•
Christian Science services
< '» L N ' H O T E L .
S E E I ! 1 M '•’ ( ;•
pastor,
evidently,
war
pleadihg
the
the Road to Calais/' for Colunibiaj » will be held at the Woman’s
g lasses f o r h e a d a c h e o k
w-islo-s
of
his
congregation
whilst
ut
t ds month. It’s J hnson at li t very]
• Club, Oak avenue, between
po o r v is io n ,
eyes tested
the
sanie
time
making
*puc$
for
best. On the other side of the ree- :
• Third and Fourth strets,
FREE.
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other pastoral engagements on Sun
ord is “ It's Never Too Late to be)
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- on Sunday, April 13th. at
day.
The cooked 'food ami fancy work Sorry." excellently Hung by tim Ster
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11 ncltick.
’ ale by the ladies of the M. E. ling Trio.
The clock time regulating the
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church will he held in the store of
week
days pushes,hack the darkness
Mrs. F. F. Dutton entertained at •*
two hours, so that after the tiresome
her beautiful country home on Gold
ness and weafiness of toil and labor
en' Lake, Thursday evening the fol
the men in shop and factory may
lowing guests, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
J
Are you a
enjoy
the s'ght of the'beautiys of
To
Tearhers
of
County
Schools
Wight, Fred Wight and Thomas
nature
and of Florida.
After
May
1
st,
the
exaininatiun
Wight, Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Brower
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questions on TH E O R Y AND*
A 'lon g evening in Florida has a
.and Sir. and Mrs. R. J. Holly.
PRACTICE will be hosed on Ln special attraction, for those who
; Two other solos are "Baby's
in
Rue's TH E SCJfENCE AN D AR T have come out of the*draught of un
Prayer Will Soon be Answered, ’ by
|OF
En
AC
price j11.20
post xrctlc
|U
i Ti n
uH
i uIN
mGj ,, price
i . g l ) post-1
d i m ' . • Titos*
Titos- two lidded
\rctic clime.
( orporal l‘ m l Wight -on of Mr.
ami Mrs., Henry Wight returned
home' Tuesday night from Fhinec
wlice lie was itt the Tank f'orps.
Fred hits seen service and noteh fore t ii f'lujit'v i.ii' i' l e lifl Sanford
loll k" . e ad to get park home and
STRANGER
SAN FOR D
Are you a meml>er of
the Baptist Church?
In eitjier evopt a hearty welcome
awaits you at
The First Baptist Church
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Preaching 11:30 A. M. &. 7:30 P. M
Cor. Cth St. and Park Ave.
M. n : MASSEY, Pastor
Henry Burr, h touching song: «'d h ■|inj^
T bis book is published by the] hours are u boon not to be cast
'1 m Glad I can Make ^ ou t r>. a American Book Company, Atlanta, |
• ^ ,,r Heaven's sake, "Vaen-
worthy succ-fugor to "I'm Sorry
] t«-rei." don't fly in the fa-e of Nn
Made You Cry," sung .by Lewis Georgia; and may lie ’ubtipt ed
i through the local dealer in school tlU-c.
James on the other side of the rec
books.
ord.
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On Sundays how murh raorv com. . — T- \V\ LawtonrSupt. foftUble to set out for the churches
R. J. Holly, editor of the Herald
Public Instruction, Seminole Co, in the -coolness of the morning.
experts to leave tomorrow for ILr45-4tc
Then no more fans, electric or Jap
boken where he will take a transport
anese, to dry up the welter of per
for France the first of next-.weeki
Baptist Church
spiration. . You never miss the water
[■Mr. Holly experts to return to Sun^
The
nn^v
hours
for
serx'icv
will
be
till the well runs dry.
ford in the fall to resume his former
observed next* Sunday.
Bear in
occupation of helping to put San-;
However, the. Catholic church inmirld that the Sunday* school meets
ford and Seminole county on the
j lends to take oway one hour of the
at |0:30 a. m.. Th§ hour for preach
map.
cool shude of the morning from its
ing will be Ft: 15 a. qi. and 8:30 p.
Stephen llcffield of Orlando was m. The !!.• Y. P. U. meets.at 7:30 members on Sundays after Easter,
and to rhange the. time
the guest of his sister,' Mrs. H. H
i P* mfrom 10.o'clock to 11 o’clock,
Not only patriotism, but self pres
ervation as well, demand our active in
terest and participation in the preserft
day re-adjustment effort.
There is only one way out for '&s— the better
business route.
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W e are here to help keep butines^ on as normal
a basis as possible.
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T o this end we stand ready to help you in any
legitimate undertaking.
STRENGTH
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VICE
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HOME I N S T I T U T I O N M
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�PAGB BIX
TRE SANFORD REBALD
money I am afraid that they will bo
further apart when it comes to rais
ing the moViey to spend. No, need
for nil this community strife; Sem
inole co mty is too small a county
for anything like that. Let those
parties interested take an old timers'
advice and get together— what they
want and what everybody wants is
a hard road to do the most, good to
Ihr most people. Quit yer 'quarlin'
and go to ditchin'.
BUDGET o f O P I N I O N “ JUST
BETWEEN YOU AND ME”
EVEN THE GATE POST
NOT IN IT
The City
GOODRICH
_ Akron,
Chase
any a
m o to r in g
party
touring
through thecauriuyv.
is haunted ly cn
unseen passenger—*■
F E A R — D R E / iD
th a t-tv 4 ic c -y ;iil UUr.v-
out, lil:c a
And land Hie rr.^tri
car at the road sidr,
a helpless tliiar.
But if you h
in tho tires
car, ’ C o ;
Seeley.
APRIL'll, 1919
Famous in This Specialty
Called Is Sanford
F. II. Seeley of Chicago and Philndelphia. th*i noted truss expert will
A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes
personally be at the Cnrnos Hotel
and Faith, “ He'll Print 'em” —
and
will remain in Sanford • this
So Says Sauntcrer.
Tuesday only, April 15th.
Mr.
Seeley says: ".The Spermatic Shield
are known the world ov
wilf not only retain any cuse of rup Oblcks will grow much fatur It yon teeOmtm
I would not^see too. Heart*;
* Time Fast time—slow time— ture perfectly, hSt contracts the
P u rin a
er as the * .
I love the purple haze
sun time— United States time—and opening in ten days on the average
C h ic k e n C h o w d e r
uny old kind of tiiAc.
Well, you cise. This instrument received the
Thiit softly veils the distance,
can just take yo'ur pirk nround this only award in Englnnd and in Spain
And haeuty gives my gaze
with Pu rin a C hide F ee4
town. Every fellow you meet has producing results without surgery,
That leaves to Fancy's lining
bcctOM Purina Chicken Chowder is rich In
not a different opinion as to time. injections, medical treatment or Ire- eltmenw lt»st make tdixxl, boors,(astlM n .letef
The things I'd like to see,
When led, m directed, wlUil'urni*
Time is about (ttitiyil e me sick, and scriptiuiiB.. Mr. Seeley has docu m»st.
My fondest hopes undimming
gsed, we guarantee
FEED FOIt T IIE MONEY
if
you
good
readejs
will
just
put
up
ments
from
the
United
States
gov
Double
By what can nqver he.
with this little spasm nbout time I ernment, Washington, D. C., tor in Development f
or Money
V
thihk 1 can safely promise,lo “ hands spection. All chnrity cme i without
1 would not see loo cldarly;
W e have the* complete
People w ill persist charge, or if any interested call, he during the first
No praying thought would thrust r4T'! hereafter
fnimMA Jp u r in a L
week* o l a
in makings it like woik to je t used to will he glaij^lo sljpw same without 0chick's
Whatever holds the future . ,<**
line or Purina Feeds and
tile. In
C H IC K ! CHICKED
this
little
o!d>
fast
tipie.
Why
now
Ohsckcibosrd
charge or lit them if desired. Busi
Let my poor heart yet trust.
POWDER,
FEED i
bags only.
you just think, firotde an* working ngs demands prevent stopping at
Love I a friend unduly,
our prices are
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the-preachers overtime now, try'ng m y other place in this section.
I would not know his lack;
to tind out the time of th** church
If I still love him truly
!’• S.— Everjr statement in this no.time'
Some. me having time of lire, has been verified, before the
the'r own end some are trying to
find tin?** to suit the time of their
See us for Crate Materj.il, Fertilized and Spr
ri-nrreg.rtronv and•■F'sdm ■Knth’rv ta m t 1
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$i ontcntPd with what hophu
L et. me keep life’s illusion,
Th<* beauty of my dreams
Suspicious of the <s>eming
What good cypi ever do?
Ofrhf
Faith makes the dream com
Samuel Minium Pei’ , i*
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Practice Chesrfulneis.
<l u 'o r f i t l c e s s o ug ht, to Im J J je viiill, i uui.-rinTwmf' f f i r t r
■ Tllhout c h e e r f u l n e s s j s a L a p la n d win*
i . t w lllioat u s u n ; and Ihis spirit Of
* lo*t i fiilai*** should be en c o u ra g e d In
ear i i h i i Ii If w e w ould h a v e the b ene-1
fit oj It In niir nljl a g e ; lim e ifltl m uko
ii gejienn is w ine ;n ore m e l l o w ; but it
< ill m m flint w h ic h Is c u r l y on the
fret, to, vin eg ar.— C o lt An.
true ttjr; of the election jcKpetiaes
of n Grorg'a man
be dt-tenfeii for thv
w
v> > ri
iWswvy
PUhiHA !
c o m m issio n e r: ‘ 1 1 is
S e c u rity
visible
riding
j
grinding.
You have faith T ta
dependability l-vi* 1
where, and the ^ yrability
v/hi e h
rounds ou t
the
S e r v ic e V a lu e of
all Goodrich Tires,
G o o d rich T ir e s
rom u D ea ler
of Oriando. Grand Master of l 'uGrand Lodge of Florida. T h e bom *
represents an imvestnumt i t Florida
Masons j t { ^"o.ifiO in rash, the rest
ixii't* of (In* home. which i*. ft i i . t|r«*t •- «t ru-t ure w.th 100 rnmin
new (rush cans that the cilv has s*
generously placed ab>ng ti.*■ street-.
These are llm h ads uf runs that
l have been needed for some thn:\ and
the people ijUght t'» be proud of
them. They have lids on Ihefft and
are in every way sanitary,
lust n*
sanitary as u trash can may ever be
if in use, and I w j u UI *ay now
that the first fellow who disgraces
himself and his town
l o any noth
ing abojit his can. by leaving the
tap off, ought to be brought aefote
his liottor for a dressing down.
I
congratulate the city on this forward
step.
And while 1 am mi ih** submust mil attention t >
trash in the alleys why 1 went
down Saturday and got a-'piece of
ice and ns a near cut I earned it
through the alley well that alley
wat .. *-■!■*■**, and i ist a
!e roopeiatioe with tile til r cl.'.'t. and
the trash mm and a ne*v can now
us exists
appeal'd t*i bu down town
Tuesday and 1 overheard
i
einurks
conrerniijg
; r cer ta in
Seems us if the whole east
the ciiulit^v was in Sanford
y add all went before the
of
c e i.itv
lo- ei|,|i
cointiiii**ft>ners
' Hoads they
for a hotel ami damps itbout ft mi <*
from tin* in.in, business sertio.i ••
*'t Pel -rshurg nil Coffee I ’ d * bu> o i
A car line piaee.s it in direct line w.th
the city.
Masonic bodies t m in all parts of
tiie state have created endowment
funds f>.r ti.it- benefit of the home.
Knights Templars fit their reeeiii
.coat lave .in T a m pa created an en
dowment of $ J,000,' while I he East
ern Star at its meeting during Hit*
past week do'uait'd < 1 ,0 1 ) 0 for mainley a me. There are already several
applicants for udm'asion into the
home which W.'i pronahly In- a t -.1
it|ion in the near future. T h - SoTim*
Uruclflxion* to he Sung
The Music Department of tin
Woman's Club will give a sat?re it
cantata, "T h e f'nieilixiiitv"* at .pit*
I’ rtsliyteriup churcli Friday evening,
April lSlh, at k: JO o’clock, Feiltutal
time. The ladies will he assisted by
Messrs. Stone and Horne, bass and
tenor soloists. This is a metbiaimn
on the sacred passion of tin* Holy
Ue |eem**r and will Inst for mere
than an hour. . The pub’ ie gi nernllv
mu-t
the
unrolled
stroll
lari't get together on spending pie Jomqa A, Garfield.
of
propliccy.-
The National Orange Drink
O P A R K L I N G like champagne, lull-flavored and
^refreshing, Orange-Crush never fails to win a
welcome. Guests and hostess alike will turn with
delight to its carbonated, s a t i s f y i n g sweetness.
A t party or picnic, club or
and best of all in. the lumi
angr-Crush is the perfect d,
perfect in jralatability, perf
n thirst quencher, perfect
health-giving qualities, .
Orange-Cntsfi is the drinl: di
fid a thirst-tempter that
liciouslv dilferent.
Its ici
golden goodness will bring u
ing jo y to your pTrehe j p.dat
OiV.er a citse o f Orangc-Cru**
day.
Obtainable wherever
bdtt‘e of O nny-G rt&i to i>3
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H* APRIL II, 1#1#
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THE SANFORD HERALD
.Irish. destinies, to be sovereign and
Evidence given before Committee indefeasible. The long usurpation of
that right by? a foreign people and
Fo re ig n Affairs St Washington:
P r o c la m a tio n o f Irish Republic
ploek
t>, II.
It.
Mitchell's S u m y
S 5 '-°rk %sr
of the
^ »»*•
.
ArUcIa V.
J
'Wf .i- ■■#t - . a
= VJPiP H i -i Li.#
purchase and aa!*, or on commission, or
otherwise, to dtpl In stock* and bonds, to
hold stock In oih*r corporation* and d(»po«* of th* same# ur borrow mon*y»and •*cor* th* .am# by a pl*dg* of lta atock, or
by note*, bonds or mort%gg#s
her obli
gations upon tb# property of th* corporation
• nd generally to hava and‘ ekerdic all such
power* aa may be Incident to the purpose*
and business of the corporation* or other
buifi)***M
a Ilk, natufr, , nd to hav*.
•njuy and exrrria, all th, right#, powcri.
and prlvllcgr, inrldrnt to curporattim* ur■anll*d amt rilatln, ondar and by virtu# of
Ih* lava u| th# atat# ol Florida.
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Artl.la 111.
Th# amount of capital atock of th# corPi’f _ ‘,n
l*o ‘On* Hundred Thouaand
<1100.000.OOr Dollar*, divided Into Una
Thouaand (10001 ahar#* of th* par vatu# of
On# Hundred ( $ 100,001 Dollar* »ach, which
ahall tw payable In lawful money of the
United Mai#* id Am#,rtea, or in pruperty, or
In labor or iurvlrra, at a lair and iu*t valua
tion. to be tl*#d by Ihwjjuard of director*.
Article IV.
The term for which the corporation shall
I'e perpetual untea, auoner dl*tolved according to law.
Semlnol* county. Florida, to-wft: Beg. I S H
. . T P r ou*lnet* of Iba corporation ihatl ba
•#■ W ®1 }< Sac. poet on S line of Sec. t i ,
conducted by a Hoard ol Tlltaetora consistT“? peril Beal» No. 2fi9. dated the i»g ol nut lea# than four nor mor* than
? S ’ i*.3’ [*’
• * »«; run N 10 ah*. W 2 J»
of
9rd day of July,
j,
J " J"”
ehaj 8 tO chs, K I H cha, N 10 cb(. 5 acre*.
merabera. The Director* ahall, from
government has not extinguished the {-el 2«. nioek U, n. It. klltrhell'i Survey "7 aeven
T h* aaid land being assessed at tha data
their
number
elect
a
I’re.idrnt,
h
Vlca
I'reaMr. G a lla g h e r. Mr. Chairman, in
ol Ih* Isauanra of auch certificate In th#
5 scree, enld at the prop- idem, a Secretary and a Treasurer.
Th
right, nor can it ever be extinguished e-n* “3fe. y dfant,
name uf J. Itallhoui* and wife. Unleaa ,ald
V *bire; Also Tas Ccrtiflcatr No. prriuns who are to conduct lha business of
rinsing the hearings that your com
day „( Ju|y. a It. tills
certificate shall be redeemed according to
except by the destruction of the . ‘0, dated th#
tin. corporation aa lta temporary officer#
mittee jo generously and unanimous
law ! » « deed will laaun thereon on th# 10th
« i V ‘rJnK. unlo*‘«-'< i>»-t of nioek it. n. it. • f 1* " ueclora until the director*'are elected
Irish people.. In every generation .hi,
day .J April. A. I). 1919.— •
» 1* .SurV K ,
Grant. Mild s* { ‘..Joe fir*t annual meeting of the atock
ly granted upon resolution 357, in
the property of Unknown.
nit teas my official signature and sea! this
holder*
hereinafter
provided
for.
ahall
he
the Irish people have.asserted their
the 7th day of Maeeh. A. D. 1919.
troduced by me, I feel that the
Ml nt said certiorates have heen filed In !!: I ■ Swope a. I'rr.idrnt, Hoy K. Symea, aa
(« » > )
.
E. A. DOU OI.ASS .
right to national freedom and sov m> ijfflrr, and appllcallun has hern made fur Vice i resident. F. V. Dutton, aa Trea.ureh
many delegates present,, as well as
l.lerk Circuit Court Semlnol# Co.. Fla.
•nd II. W, Harr, a* Secretary.
The firrt
ereignty; six times during .the past la* deed to issue In accordance with law.
43-6t
By V. M. Douglaa*. D. C.
annual
meeting
of
the
stockholder*
shall
he
myself, are greatly indebted to your
tlnle.* (aid certificate* .hall he. redeemed
*,n
*econd-Tuesday In July. A. I).
three hundred years they have as according to law 1st deed will iirue thereon Vo,
1*19, and annually thereafter un the iccond
NOTICE
com m it te e for their sympathy and
on
the l*th day of May, A. D. 1919,
ia hereby given that an application will ba
lUeaday of each and every July, *uch meet
serted it in arms. Standing on that
Witni n my official f Ignat ure and
!"■ da to the nett seaaton of th* Florida
ing tu be held at the principal office of th#
kindness.
fundamental right and again assort Ihi* I he 10th day uf April, A. I>, 1919.
Leglalalur* to hav* that body enact a law
company at Oviedo, Florida.
It was not my intention to take ing it in arms in the face of the
abolishing
the present form of munlcfpal govern
(•»»>'
,
.
E. A. liOUGI.ASS.
..
Atilrlu VI.
ment for Sanford, Fla., and to aataollab a dilCl«*fk Circuit Court Srrninutr Cu„ } U.
o
Sighc.t amount of indebtedneai or
up any of the time of the committee world, we hereby proclaim the
l°tm ®f Sovernmeot for th* tald munleiHy V. E. Douglass, I>. C.
liability t„ which this corporation can at
IS-Sic
pailty, auch form of government to be what la
tlia morning with my remarks, but Irish republic as a sovereign inde
any time .object Itaelf I. Five Hundred
ordinarily termed the cemmieaf on-manager
Th.ju.and UMMJ.OOO.QO) flojlara.
u question has been asked by several pendent- state, and we pledge our Nellrr of Appllrallon for Tat Deed tinder
form of government "for oiunlrlpalltie*.
Article VIE*
Dated March lllth, 1919*
Section 8 of Choplrr 4H8A, Laws of Flor
members of the committee us to lives and the lives of our comrades
Name., re.ldrncc* and *uh.cHption* of inIda
Committee on Municipal • I.eglaUtlon,
forporatnra:
By S. O. ( ’has#. Chairman
what form of government they will in arms to the cause of its freedom,
Notice is hereby given Ihst (J. M. Jacob*,
Name
Rr.ldence
Ne.
of
.Shares
.
.
.
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II. C. DuBoae. Secty.
of T a « f'crliricate No. t o ; ; dated
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,
Artlrte V.
45-9te
have in Ireland, if self-determination of its welfare and of its exaltation purchaser
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Swope,
Oviedo,
Fla^
125
Share.
the 3rd day of July. A II. 191 »S. ha» filed
Th# buainea* ol the corporation ahall be
Roy F. Syme., Sanford, Fi*., 125 Shares
mid certlficale in my office, and haa made
conducted by a prtaldent. a vice pre*ld#nt. a In Circuit Coart Sevealk Judicial Circuit
is granted, and whether the Sinn among the nations.
* ■ F liutton, Sanford. Fla., 125 Share*
appliration for (nt
tu i-iaur » n ireunl•ectrlary and treaiurrr. and 'a board of di
Hemlaole Cauaty. Flerlda
HW. Harr, Urlando, Fla., 125 Share..
Fein or Irish Republic Tarty in Ire
rector# to con*i*t of pot I##* than three, the
law.
Said certifiralv emhrarea
I • Wilaon, Complainant
The Irish republic is entitled to, the following dr.eribnl property .Ituated in
Article VIII.
number to b# f l » d by the by-law*.
The
ve.
land believe in personal and relig
The seal of this•cornoration shall be a cir •lirecl ora shall be elected annually by the
county, Florida, to-wll; HE'* of
and hereby claims, the allegiance of Seminole
Catherine A. Brown and
S E ' . of Section 36, Town.hip 21 South, cular impression and bear in the renter the stockholder* on lh* last Tuesday in Febru- John K. Brown, Defendant*.
ious .freedom.
I am going to ask
every Irish man and Irish woman. Range 32 Kail. Ill arriv Tn# .aid land words "Corporate Heap* and around the Hr- »ry of r*rh y#«r, at 11:00 o'clock a. m. at a
Tn the Defendant, John E. Brown
permission of the committee for a
being a treated at the date ill the irruanre of eumfcrrnce *’U. P* Swope Land Company.'* meeting had for that purpose In its principal
■ a PP**rln> Irom the ‘aworn Affidavit
O. P. S W O P E
e«th certificate in the luirn of J. \V. Thorn8*f*,0cd, Flprida, .and Its officer* hvrej/t
filed that your place of residence la
few minutes to answer that question The republic guarantees religious hetg.
*
HOY F, BY MRS
ahall. immediately thrrraltcr be elected by ■oms atat* of the United Slate* other than
Unless raid, c-rllficale ohall he re
F. F. H U T T O N
*
the hoard 'ol director#. 'Until those elected lh# atat* of Florida, and that your partic
and to’ rend for the benefit of the and civil liberty, equal rights, and deemed according to taw tat dtrif will l.rur
• II. W. BAHl<.
»« • " organUatlon meeting ol the stock ular resident- ia unknown to affiant and
Ihifeon on the 12th Hay of May. A. 1>. 1919. ^
committee excerpts from the pro equal opportunities to all its citiT A T E OK F L O R I D A
holder* to be held upon the completion of that tha said John E. Brown I* a minor
Wit neta my offirlat *ignalure and .eal thi. S
County uf Seminole
xens,
and
declares
iLs
resolve
to
pur
It* Incorporation, or at the ftrat annual over the age of fourteen year* and baa
the lath day of April. A. !>. 1919.
I
clamation of the provisional govern
Before me personally appeared O, P. meeting uf itockholdera, ahall be qualified, bevn absent from the atnl* mors than siity
(teal)»
E. A. DOUGLA SS,
the
huslnrt* of the corporation ahall b# con day* nett preceding thia order and ther#
ment or-the Irish republic as pub sue the happiness and prosperity o(
gw®p#.
Roy
F.
H
y
roes,
F.
Y.
Dutton
and
Clerk Circuit Court Semincle Cb., Fla.
H, w . Birr, to me well hnuwn, and known ducted hy the folio win g officer#: V. r . la no person in the atnta of Florid* aarvlco
Hy V. E. Douglas*, l>, C.
lished to the world by them on April the whole nation and of ail its parts,
liutton.
I’rea.. SandyAndarson. Vlrr-IU*. and of subpoena upon whom would bind th*
In be the parties described In said article* of
I8-51C
cherishing all the children of the na
InrornuYkttun and acknowledge! that they H. Jones, Secretary and Treaiurrr; and F. aama John E. Brown. .
33, 1916, on the ocaosion of Ire
F.. Dutton, Sandy Andrrton and
If. Junr*
-It ia,therefor* ordered that you do appear
Hlatrmrnt of the tlwnrr.fclp. Management, signed the same for the uses and purposes •h*H. eonititut# the board of director*.
land’s most recent uprising to assert tion equally* and oblivious of the
In thl* court to th* bill herein Iliad on th*
Circulation, Kit.. Required by lhc A<* or therein expressed.
Witness
my
hand
and
official
seal,
this
the
differences
carefully
fostered
by
an
. , ..
Article VI.
Sth day of May. A. D. 1919.
Congrcaa
of
Aufuat
21.
1112
her natural rights.
» To.*. hl*"C*t amount of Indebtedncaa or
It la further orderad that thla order ba
Of Sanford Herald, publi.hed weekly at first day uf April. A. IL 1919.
alien government, which have di Sanford,Jiloridi,
t«« U )
H O S K IN S JONES.
liability to whlrh th# ‘corporation may at published ones a week for eight conseeutlvo
fur April t, 1919.
Proclamation of Irish Republic
*
Notary Public*
any time subject Itself shall not etceed thg weak* In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper
vided a minority from the majority State of Florid* ‘
My Commission etplre* Dec. 24. 1921, amount of ft* capital atock plus Its surplus.
published In said Semlnol* county.
We declare the right of the people
County of Seminole
.*.
Davis A Giles
in the past.
Wltnraa my hand and th* seal of tha tald
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Article VII,
Before
me.
a
notary
public,
in
and
f
n
t
h
r
----Atffinteyrfor
Incorporator*.- *
of Ireland to- Lhc. ownership of KfeCircuit Court tbl* 2lit day of February,
The
name
ami
residence
of
th*
Incurilatfr amt rminty- »l,u«wavd..,pii«oniQly ap- — *7-5tc
Uqtjl.our
jir.ms
lijivu
brought
the
• ..
' “ or*, ami tha number of eharra of ,toek A. 1». 1919.
h n ’l lITVl TO
.mfoLmreA runlr^l of,
peertof W .V M r HayW««, who. ■having been
i
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- .E. A. DOUOUABSf
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S Swi.bw^aarb * re.tai fotiowai' •
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^d rtyrK ; .moment- for' the establish duly ihbiit iffortimr to jaw. drpoaea and Netlre of Appllrallaa for Tas Deed Under
Clerk
Circuit
Court
Semlnol*
Co.,
Fla.
F.
F.
Dutton,
Sanford,
Florida,
90
share*
aaya that hr it the hutinraa manairrr .of th*
Section
H
of
Ckapler
infill.
Laws
of
FlorKay. Adams A Ragland, -•
ment of a permanent national gov 5anfnrd Herald an«l that the following U. tu
II. Jones, Sanford. Florida, ft shares
Ida
* *
Ally*, for rialntllT,
Sandy Andrr*on( Sanford. Florida. 5 aharca
l i n t t*f hit ktmwludgr anil belief * a true
Notice Is hereby given that J. E. I.slng,
ernment, representative of the whole •Ihr
Jacksonville, Fla.
tatrmrnt of th* ownership, m«na^rm*nt purrhasrr of Tas Certificate No. 482. dated
«2-9te
‘ r ■
of Florida
people of Ireland and elected by the (and if a daily paper, the drcutatlrmh i tf,, of the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1913; said cer- State
th* afxirrtaiH publication for th* dal* ihn vn tllicat** embrace# the folllnwinK .descflbrd County of Seminole.
la
Caart
o
f
County
Judge,
Slate of Florida
suffrages of all her men and women, in th* slfttvr caption, renuirrd 4»v th* A f t of property situated in Seminole county, Fla.,
I hereby certify, That on Ihi* day Deraon- In re Estate of
24, IP12, rmhodlfd in Rrction 443, to*w.t
It, pin 16.77 chs E. of 8W ror Sec. ally appeared before me F. ,F. Dutton. San- Etta l.ow Wiliams and
the provisional government, hereby I’Augufit
Hsminotn County
ustal I#awa and ltt-sni*tiou«, printed on 35, Tp 19 S, IL 30 East,* run N 6 U chs. E i
A.n(J» r» on ■ad H. Jones,’ to me known to William Williams, U ln n n
constituted, wifi administer the civil lhc reverse of this form, to - »l t :
'
4 chs S, ID* chs, W 4 chs, fi aer*a. The said be the prreona who aubacribrd to th* foraNotice is hereby given to all whom It may
golng charter, and each lor himself, before concern, that Malt .WiUMmt, aWnuardian
land
being
ass
cosed
at
the
date
of
the
Issu
I
■
That
the
name*
and
addreapra
of
th*
One Inch Cards Will Be Published l)i< and military affairs of the republic lubiiahrr. rditur. manacinic editor, and ance of auch certificate In the m m r of J, F, pie. eew-rally aeknowledged that h# did *o of Etta Dow Williams and William Wil
for «h. uaea and purpoaes tharrln eapreaaed. liams,
Laing,
luiiniit* rnfcnatir* are;
«
minora, will on t h *.!9 t h day ol
def This Heading At The Ita'ie Of|7.'2' in trust for the ucoplp.
: <7 line** my hand and aral of office at San
Publisher, Herald Printing (*«»,, Sanford, Fla.
Atrp Tax Certiorate No. 212, dated th* ford, Morlda, this tha 19th day of March. April, A. D. 1919, apply to tha Honorable
Per Year.
E.
F.
llousholdrr,
County Judge In and for
Wo replnce the cause of the. Irish Editor, It. J. Holly. Sanford, Pta.
6th day of July, A. D. 1915; said certificate
aaid county, at his office In Sanfurd In aald
embraces the following described property
republic under the protection of the Managing Editor, «im r,
c.
i..
nniTT.
county, at 10 o'clock a. in., or aa soon
situated In Seminole county, Florida, to-wll:
Nulary Fublir. My rommiaaiun
Manager, \V. Nf tlayni*. Sanford, flu
thereafter aa the matter ean be heard, for
Most High God, whose ■blessing we Hus
*
Eiplr^a Nov, lllth, 1922.
2. That the oarier* tm
HeruJd PrinluTK As to Lot hi Florida Land & Colonisation
authority, tu tell, at public or prlvato sale,'
Co.'s
Add.
to
South
Sanford;
the
said
land
Difkimon
«
*
l
Be
kin
•op,
Company#
the following describe.! real estate. In Slid
invoke upon our arms, and we pray
being assessed al Itie date of the Issuance of
Atturnrya for Incorporalora.
(seal)
rnontv, t.,-wlt; South 7 and )* chains of the
'Holly, M, !»., Sanford, Fla,
such certificate In I he name of Airs. F. Lake.
45-4 Ic
that no one who serves the cause
N W >i of N p u of Sec. 20. Town,hip 20.
11* 11>* U J , Hartford, Fla*
1 hr said J K- I.alng ha# tiled said certifiRange 30 Ea,t. containing 15 acres more-or
Km 4lull, ti \V,, U it Ml ft, Kat.s
eaii" in my office and marie application for
will dishonor it by cowardice, in
NOTIUE
I
rei.
llaynrs,- W M . Sanford. Fla.
tai d u d * to Issue in accordance with law.
o f f i c e i n t h e c o u r t imiTsr
N«*llrr la hrrrhy given that L 15. Clara
Wilson,
T.
F
.
Ssnfnftl.
FU
The N 1» ol N H s.f Southwest M of South
humanity, or rapine.
In this su
■Cat***,
a
married
woman,
the
wife,
uf
James
I
said
rrrtlfirale*
shall
be
redeemed
Hour he, K. H , Hanford, Fla.
arrordlny tf» law Int deeds will issue thereon J. Cates, ant! a rmiilmt of Hanford, Hem- west t, of Section ft, Township Twenty-on#
SA N FO R D *
FLO R ID A
Tavlor. Mi* O. I., Sanford, H ij
preme hour the Irish nation must,
431*
South. Range Thirty (Jo) East, runon the 22nd #lay of April, A. D. 1919.
ln*df county, Florida, Intend to apply by
( »arnrr. JT II., Hanford, Fla
’
W it n,*« my orbrlnl
nature and seal this itiiiHitu In thanrrry to the tlonora.ldr James talnlng 10 arc#* more or less.
by its valor and discipline and by
Ilutlorvr F, F ,* Sanford. I *
Ann
tire South one twentieth (1-201 ’ol
W, ISrkin*, Judgt* « ( the Seventh Judicial
thi ,'l^t day of March. X h 19 IV
lh#
South
half
t
l51
*‘l
Northwest
of
F That (hr LiiniSri'ii lft*inlh*»ld* r«i, n oftthe readiness ol its .children to suiti
Circuit of Florida, at lial.antl, Florida, or
*»*li
L. A. DliUGLAHH.
sajfoes, and uth^f *erurit> Holders owning
wherever he may ih* f«iljrs<1 at 10 o'clock on Southwest quarter t ' i ) of Section ft, Town
Clerk Circuit Cuurt 'Seminole Co., Fla.
THOMAS EMMET WILSON
lice themselves for the common*good, or holding I per cent «r more of total amount
ship
Twenty-on#
(21)
South,
Bang#
Thirty
the morning of April I5tk, 1019, or a« anon
Ily Vi M. Douglass, IJ. C,
E. FERGUSON HOIJSHtll.I/r.B prove itself worthy of the august of bonds, m*!f!yagi», of other ■n-uritlrw nrr1
tn r.tr
thereafter as I may he heard, for lii*«*n*e to (30) (East, containing one acre more Or lest.
If there litre fjtiDr, ■'* tt»te
manage, take charge of and control my
And a one acre trad bounded as follow*:
N on*.
property, and tu become 4 ! rep dealer in Commencing 31 (eel North of the South
destiny to which it is culltd
DKP
\
IITM
KNT
OF
T
H
E
I
N
T
L
K
I
o
it
every
respect.
a
&
west corner of Northwest It of Southwest IJ
4 Thai the I wo pnrftrruph^ nr it aimve.*
F S I .and Office at (lalncsville, Fla.
liatid at Hanford, Seminole county, Flor of Hrrtlun ft. Township 21 South, llknge SO
Signed on behalf of the provis giving f hr f|Knw« uf the o s n o i , *tocJiholdMarch If., 1919.
ida, March 14th, 1919.
*
East, thence run North 135 feet, thenca
era
and
srruHty
bnblrr*,
if
any,
eur»tain|fiol
LAWYERS
ional government.
Nntire n hereby given that Colonel It,
East 322 1-3 feet, thence South 133 feet,
G. C L A R A C A T E S ,
only the Hat of «tor khotdefi nod «**>UlrHy
Holme*
of
Oviedo*
Fla.*
who
hit March 16, SfhvHe M alnri,
thence
Wrs( to starling point.
I'etitioner.
hold era a« they appear Upon the bunks of
Thomas J. Clarke
Sanford
Florida
Solicitor fur !Vt Itloner,
Which application with lie baaed upon the
the romusny but also. In r a * « where thf 1911, made Homestead Entry, No'. 912560
for
S
'K
b
of
S
K
’
i
Heclii»n
22
ami
N
W
l|
of
43-file
Sean Mar Diarmada
petition for sate now on file In aaid courtfltorkhnlrler of srrurity hobler ipprar* upon H\V
Sect ion 23, Township 21 S,, Uange
Dated March 27th. A. I». 1919.
the honks of the rompaby s* fru#t«-e «>r In
P. I!. Pearse
I
.
Tallahassee
Meridian,
has
fill'd
notice
M A T T W ILLIAM S,
any other fiduciary r* tat ton, the nan** of of ini • nt ion to make Three-year I’ roof* l«i
’ n o ilet:
tft-fttc
Guardian.
the person* **r eorporat ipn lor whom surh establish claim tu the land above desert hod, ia hrrrtiy given Iba: an appllrallon will lie
James Connolly, >
trustee U acting, is given, also that the said before Clerk Circuit Court, at Hanford, Fla., made to the neat seaaton ol the Florida
Thomas MacDonagh
two paragraphs contain statements cm brae* on the 25th day of April, 1919.
l.< gt-laturr to have that potly enact a taw
In Court af Uauoly Judge. Hlale of Florida
Office 309 Park Avenue
ng affiant's full knowledge and b* lief as to
ratahllahlii;' a rounty court for Seminole In re Estate of
Eamunn Ceannt
Claimant names a# wlfnipseai
the rircurnstanees and contiliittna under
county.
Florida.
Dated
February
27th.
HarryJ. Cramer, Minor
HerainoM Connty
Charles !,. Wist of Oviedo, Florida
which stock holders and security holders who
1919.
Joseph Plunkett.
Telephone 291
Notiro la hereby given to all whom It
Butler I lost on of Oviedo, Flor Ida
do not appear upon the books of the eoirnE. A. DOUOI.ASS. Clerk.
may concern, that Loss I* Cramer, aa Guar
Bin
(J.
fimith
of
Oviedo,
Ftorlda
I I2-I0te
Mr. Chairman, these are the same pany as trustee'*, hold stock and securities In
dian id Harry J. (Tamer, a minor wfjl. on
Hsr|a*>r Kmitb <>f Ovitdo. Florida.
Office Hrt: 10-12 a.m. & 2-4 p.m
a cspactity other than that of a bona fide
the 30th day of April, As D. 1919, apply to
ROUT. W. D AV IS.
principles that gave birth to this oirtifr; and Ibis affiant has no reason to be
the iliiooralde FL F. ■ Houshutdar, County
45-5tc
"
Rrglstrr.
Notice
af
Application
for
Tot
Deed
Under
lieve
that
any
other
person*
association,
or
Republic.
They arc the principles corporation ha# any i tidem l direct of I in
Nrrllen 8, Chapter 4888, Lawn of Florida Judge In and for aaid county, at Ml officd
Notice 1* hereby given that Uveratreel In Hanford. Fla.,'' in aaid county, at 10
Ire uf $p*llrailun fbr Tat Deed Under
that
have
immortalized
Thomas direct In the said stork, bonds, or other *eo’clock a. m., or aa soon thereafter ae th*
Turpentine
Company, purchaser of Tag matter can b* heard,-for authority to avll,
lion
K
of
Chapter
4**8,
Law#
af
Fler
sreuritie#
than
as
so
stated
by
him.
V E T E R IN A R IA N
Jefferson, and that were signed so
lda
Certificate
No.
705
and
No.
70G,
dated
the
at public or private sale, the.following des
Jl, That the average number of copies of
(GRADUATE)
Notice la hereby given (hal tiveratreat 6th day of July, A, D. IS9$s for unpajfi cribed real estate, fn aaid rounty, to-wft:
hnldly by John llafit-ock. They are eaeb iMHl* &f this publication *tdd uf dis* Turpentine
tax#*
for
the
year
189(t,
each
covering
N
i
t
Company,
purchaser
ol
Tax
Beginning at a point tour bundled and forty
tributet) thruugb the nulls or n th ifwise, to
Treats scientifically diseases the principles for which Washington paid
No. fjr.2, dated the ftlh i\/y of of N H of HF.)t .of HW>, of Bee. 3ft, Tp
(4441) feet nnrln of the aouthvaat corner of
subscribcrfl during the sii months j n - Certificate
2U 8, IL 29 E., Fach uf xald certificate* cov tha southwest quarter of the southeast quar
June, A. 1). IhUU,
for
lasts
(orthe year
ceding
the
dale
shown
above
i*
of all domestic animals.
fought' and Lincoln died, “ that
ering
one-hall
Interest
In
said
property,
and
IH9H,
covering
E*J
of
N
W
tg
of
HEW
uf(This informallun is rsquired Irom 'daily fee. 2. T p 21 S . If 29FL, It) acre*, sold as sold aa the property ol A. M. Hunt and ter of Hertinn thirty-one (.11), Township
twenty ( 24). south of Bang# Thirty f3t>>
government of the people, by the publications only.I
Calls in Sanford and
the property of E
T, Wooten;
Also Tax J. M. Hunt; Alai. I n Ortlltratea No. 921 rest, throes- running west four hundred and
W
M
i
l
A
V
N
K
H
,
sod
No.
925.
dated
tlm
7th
day
*>
f
June,
J
*rt
No
fifth,
Dated
the
2nd
day.
of
Jqn
people, and lor the penpls si all noi
twenty 1 420) feet, thence north two hundred
vicinity promptly
It Lisinc«* Managrr
4, Ifi 1902. for tales fur the year IfitJI. rnv- A. It. IfifiK, for unpaid taiee for the year ami ten (210) fesd, thence east four hundred
S w im to and subscribed before rm th
perish from the earth " » Applause . '
■ring HE«, *.f H E 1, *>t N W ' * ilrss railroad IhfiT, each covering N F 1j of S \V 1, of HE's ani! twenty feet (4201, thence south two
answered.
31.1 ds> of March, l*MU
rqrht id way I Her
Tp 21 H. tl 29 K , ft1, of Her. .15, Tp. 20 8, It. 29 E.. each of said hundred and ten feet to place of beginning.
They are the principles that 1’ resi
iseal i
1 «1» Mae Johnson
s. ics, t.dd as tbi- property of A L. Hunt, rcrlifirales covering mie-half Inlcrrai in
Phone 389 M elrose House dent Wilson will contend lor in the
Alto begin -12 *s fret north and Ift feat
M y curnin»salo n r i pire* I H t 2 I tl!2l(
■inst has riled said rt-rlifl.ati- tn my office, said property, am) sold at the properly of
.S« HF.
all* .corner
. . ___ of k
west oi
8l Ilf
W H of S E W of 8#e
4»-ltr
slid haa made application for tax drrd tu A. M, Hunt and J. M. Hunt;
ORLA N D O , FLO R ID A .
_ E . u' f ,—run
lion “
31, “Township
20, Range 30
“
“
.....................
peace conference at Versailles, so
issue fn arcordanre with law.
Alao Tax Certificate No. 921, dated the north-•313W fret, west
300
loot,
south JIUM
weal
S
’" ■
' r ««l
Unions said certificate* shall h« redeemed .ftlh day of November. A. D. Infift. for un
that “ governments shall derive their
• Notice-of Matter's Hale
rs east 200
- - - ,feet
e e . .In
. . ibe
.egfn n ln *.
according tn law tax deed will Issue thermh paid 4axe* for the year 1894, Covering Beg. feet
Whlrh application will be based upon tha
Notice i* hereby given that under and by <n the 22nd day of April. A. it. 1919. Wit- S. E. corner of H W ' i of Sec. 35. Tp. 20 H,
just powers from the consent of the
virtue of a final decree of lorerlusure and sale eewa my offirlaf signature anti iral this tin- It, 29 E.. run N 8 17T»2 (L. W 417.(2 ft. B. petition lor sals now on flla In aaid court.
Dated March 27lh, A. I>. 1919. ‘
govern mod.'' They are the self saint made ant! entered in I he Cirruit Court of I'Jth day of March, A. It. 1919.
417.12 ft, FL 417.12 It, 4 arret. Hold aa the
LOBHIE C R A M E R ,
iscati
K. A ItllUflLAHH.
County. Florida, in. Chancery,
property of Unknown.
principles f « l which we m > willingly Seminole
4fs-5tc
,
Gnardian.
Ct.rk Circuit Court Scrntnole C o , Fla,
bearing date lOlli day ol Mareh. A. It. 1919,
And eatd certificates have been filed in
G
.
i
t
r
when
in
f.ci.tgc
It
Wendid.urg
is
romplsinsent 3,000,000 of our best men
my nffirc, and the 'Overstreet Turpentine Notice of Application for Tax Dead Under
art I and l i m i t IL llryce Is dvfrndant, I, as
Co. have made application foi laa- deed to
Hrctlon 8’ ot Chapter 4888. Laws of Fler
acr oss 3.000 miles of ocean, u new .[irdsi master will oiler lor sale and sett. In
N O T I C E TO l l t N lf i A C t O l f H
issue In accordance wilt: law.
Unless said
lda
front of the court (louse door in Semin.,I.
Healed t.tets will l.e received by and at the certificate* shall he redeemed according to
world army, that turned defeat into rounty, flrrtda. in hanford. during the
N niter ia hergby given that E. N. Sutton,
' file# of the und.rsijSscd unlit |6 a m. April law tas deed will issue thereon un the 21st purchaser of lax certificate Ns. 191. dated
legal hours of *ale, en Monday, the- Mti dot - 1si, tfitfi, f-,r tlvr rsnb ...I* lling of Iti# \4#i.
victory upon the buttle fields
Why you should use
the 3rd .lay id July ’A. D. 1915, has filed
,.( M s,. \ l> 1919., to rlie highest hi.ld.r i-orne fttuci. Into Hotel 4 st.l.r, Contractors day ol April, A, D 1919.
Witness rtijr- official signature and seal said r-nlifirat* In rny offire, and ha* made
France
Th ey are the principles for ,*-h. the follow Ing d.rcflbed pN.pefty to furr.tali oil lalo.r and materials tor such
Cardui, lhc woman's
this the !.1th day of March, A, D. 1919.
application lor tax deed to fgiu* In accord
in Seminole rounty, Florida, to-wit
North
tonic, lor your troubles,
that prompted us to give up our west quarter of northwest quarter uf Sec remodelling according tn plana anil speeifira'scatt
E. A. IMIUGLAHH,
ance with law. jfaid certificate embrace* th*
lion* of F. . II, Trllmblr, Architect.
plana
have been shown in
Clerk i:trruil Court Hrmlnote Co.. FI*.
following dracritird properly situated In
tion
Five
iftl,
and
the
west
half
of
tinwest
money
and
flout
billions
in
liberty
and M«-i-ifii aliens ’may l<r> hart upon applies,
By
V.
E.
Douglas*,
it.
C.
Seminole county, Florida,-to-wit: N h ofthousands of letters from
half o f southwest quarter of S e , lion Tw.r.ly
lion to lhc Hrcntary am! hy depositing
44-Stc
N
E W "f N W f * Her. 14. T p .‘ 20 8.. It, 32
bonds to “ make the world safe for one 1211, T uwnsfiij, Twenty 1201, Soutfi, lib.DO, which witI he rrturne.l when plans
actual users of this medi
Kist.
20 aero*.
The said land being at
Rangr Thirty-two (:<2) Fast, with appurcine, who speak from
democracy." These are living prin t,nance* thereto belonging, to satisfy said are rc-rellverrd to Secretary. All bidders Notice of Application for Taa Deed Under tested at tha date of tha fasuanc* of auch
are required to areompaiiy their hills with
Section
8
of
Choplrr
4888,
Lawo
af
Flarcertificate
In
th*
name
of Unknown. Unltaa
ersonal experience. If
ciples that will never die, and ns decree and roata.
•eMified check ol $250.00 payable to HanLla
aaid rertifirat* ahall b* redeemed according
E. F. lU l U S I K iL D E I t ,
ic results obtained by
lorsi Hotel Construction Cm, fnc.. the
Noth’* I* hereby given that U / M . Smith, lo law tax tired wit) issue thereon on tha
‘Special Master.
long ns oppression and tyranny ex
i heck a of unsuen-esf ul hldilcrs will he re purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 1470, dated
other women for so many
291b day of April, A. D. 1919.
Tilden A Maguire,
turned to them upon the rejeejiun of their th* 2nd day of June, A. D. 1992, haa filed
ist and liberty yet has friends and
years have been so uni
my dfflHal signature and ■**! thia
Solicitors for Complainant.
•
lid*, checks id surer aaful Milder# will be fe-’ aaid certificate In my offire, and haa made theWltnraa
2*lh day ol Mareh, A. 1).'1919.
,
47-61
formly good, why not
lovers, the struggle for Irish inde
talnerf and used by the corporation
application fdr l a i 'deed to iaaue In aelord4***1)............
H. A. D O U G I. A S3,
give Cardui v trial/
.illillrlated damageat If.
. the atscct-saful
........... _ bidder anro with taw. Held certificate embraces th*
Clerk
Circuit
Court
Seminole
Co.,
Fla.
pendence will never cease, not until
N O T IC E
fall* to execute astiifartory ronlrart apd Xullualng desert bail property situated In
46-fttc
By V, M. Dougla
b . c;
Notice is hereby given that w*. Ih* under bond In one-fourth contract price, to be apIreland stands before the world a
signed Incorporators, Intend tn apply to Ilfs proved by th* corporation, within ten days
nation once ngnim (Applause.)
EarrUrnrr, Sidney J. Catta, Governor of the alter written tiolite ol the acceptance of his
’
State of Florida, at Tailahaaaee, Florida, on lid.
I wish again to thank the commit tha ftlh day of May. A. I). 1919, or a* soon
Bids, fbr plumbing and for the furnishing
therraftrr aa w* ran be heard, for letter* if plumbing material and fixture* may b#
tee for their kind consideration mid alent tn b* issued to th# (I. I’. Swope Land
submitted separately and if aubmllted sep
ol* which corporation th* following arately shall be accompanied .with certified
for the extension of time they have 'ompany,
ahall ba the ArtiHra of Incorporation:
la the sum of $126,00, mad* and un
so kindly grkntcd the many delega Articles sf lacar ynrsllon of O. I*. Hwnpc check
der the tame condition* and above art nut.
Land
Company
The
corporation reserves tha right to r*.
tions present.
)eet any and all b da.
Article I.
The Chairman. A motion is made
MasTerd
Hotel Csnsiraction Co., far.,
Th* name of thia rorporalion ahall b* th*
------ „
il. C. Duitosa, Ssety.—
Mrs. Mary J . Irvifl. pl
and seeonded that 6,000 copie«-ol- U.-B.-9aaopo- Lewd C-wnspany and Its ortn- — I t - t i e
cipal place of business ahall be In Ovlrdo,
Cullen, Va., writers
N O TICE
these hearings be printed. All in SemJn.de county, Florida, but aaid cor-’
Notice la hereby glvrft that ih* underporatlon may havn offirra elsewhere la th#
Citrus trees need fertilizer earlier than usu
“About 11 years ago, 1
favor of this motion will muke it state
of Florida or In th* United Slate* of •igned will on Monday, April 2faL 1919,
or aa anon thereafter aa convenient apply j
suffered untold misery
America
as
by
lta
hualnea*
may
become
al
this
season. W ith the abundant spring m ois
known by “ Ac."
Ih* Honorable .bidnay J. Calls, Governor
necessary or expedient.
with female trouble, bear
uf
the
state
of
Florida,
fur
letlari
patent
InThe motionysaw unanimously car
....
.
___
VII
ture the soil supplies have m oved freely
the
. Arllcl* II.
rorporatlng
—
............
th*
..
‘ ‘ V
“
Tropical
VegataM#
____
Corning-down pains, head
The general nature of the business to be pany," ___
under th* followln proposed charried. . .
trees have had a vigorous developm ent. N ow ,
transacted by the corporation ahall be aa ier, the original uf whlrh ia 'on'
file In lh*
ache, numbness . • . I
•
(advt.t
follows, lo-wft: To buy, hold, own, control, offira of the Secretary of Htale of the State
they need more fertilizer to properly sustain the
work, davrlop, sell, deal In. coneey, lease, uf Florida, at Tallahuar*.
would go (or throe weeks
rent, mortgage, exchange, rultiegte. Improve
F.
F.
Dutton
tLuit
they are carrying and to promote a good
almost bent double . . .
and otbrrwiae deal In and dlapoee of raal and
II. Jones,
Song.
personal property, and any right*, titles,
My husband went to Dr.
.Sandy Anderson.
.summer growth. W e ofTer any analysis.
8ong bring* of Itself » cheerfulness interest or estate therein, in the Hate of
Articles of Incorporation of the ’’Tropical
Flurlda and In other state* of tha United
-------- for Cardui . * *
Vegetable Company" .
—that wafer* the heart to Joy.—Eorlji- Slate*
and fn foreign rountrlea: to plat. Im
A ll the potash you want.
The undersigned hereby aaaoriat* IhrmAlter taking about two
prove, drain and develop lands for the pur aelvta
together tor the purpoa* of firrmlng a
. ..
pose
of
sal*
and
Irate;
and
to
do
and
perform
bottler I began' going
body politic and corporate under the laws
all thinga appropriate or needful for lh# dr- of thp aisle of Florida, with and under tha
rlnpmrnt and Improvement uf same lor any following prupo«ed charter:
around and when I took
i. u mm- i
urpose for whlrh the l i u j f may be adapted;
three bottles I could do
Arlief# I.
,
.n undertake the management and sale of
The name of the corporation shall be th*
all fir any part of the property of the cor
Manufacturoin Ideal Fertilizers
.........................
poration; to undertake and direct the man ■'Troplcti Vegetable Company," and lta
agement and sale of property, buildings and principal plare.nl business shall be at San
.s'/'^Qcv«x..P.c?,,ers in S,,rny Puml » and Insecticides.
JA t'KaO N V I L L h , ..................... - - - .
* FLORIDA
N O IICK
lands of others, and to conduct a general ford, Florida, with branch offirra at surh
____ other pieces in the date of Florida and olher
tloftfd « f fouiiiy H i m t i i i M m (n * ym! fer brokerage ageney and commission hu*inr-t
R.
C.
Maxwell,
Mgr.,
Sanfurd
Ilranch
others
Iras,- and
Serriooln county* FI*.# will f t c # l v 1*^9 »t lor ol
h, rs In the purchase, sale, leastsn.l I ,slatre
l * ‘« of
11 the United Slates sod to for.tgn
thrir
rryuUr mfcllnf hrld M en flh, management of real sslatr, and the negi.llo- I counlrieea at hereafter mav he twlablished.
A. I>. \019, at 10
a. m. fnr ilis* i iAM- lion ol loans therein, lo nil, farm, rulUvat.-f,
Article II.
t ..
inr of mnrrrt# abuUtncfita for
ovrr and operate the Ignds of the corporation.
The nature of the business ,.f the rorpor8«'i4lrr CrrfV. G r* ( ‘r l r t f Howell jCr^rk. iml and lands
other persona, and tu mstk.-l, altun shall be: in buy. own. hold, st-li, tswse
ovrr ditch about I mile north of (IvlHo, sell and dispose uf the products therefrom, and otherwise to acquire and dispose of
mnd tpcdflrEtlun to hr had by aj»plf* i
The foregoing clause shall be runatrus-d aa land# and other real estate, tu plat, lay out.
filaoa
nc *t th* ofilc# of B# A. Hovel***. < I*rk; Independent object*, btitlnceaea and powers, develop* and farm the earn* tn vegetable*.
flotrd t n m r t * «hr rlrbt to. niert *fiy End and th* enumeration id any specific object, Ifull* and other product* i t tha aoll; tu pur*
all bids.
—~*1
bust nr** or power shall nut be held In limit ™ * “ 8n4l aelt, and otherwiae acquire and
I-. A. n ROM LEV, Chrmx'
nor restrict In any manner any other object, dlspoa* 6f cattle and othar live stock, to
A R E YO U IN S U R E D ?
NOT,
Board £«*, Conami*. B*nt«oI* Co.
business or powrr of this corporation.
own-and manage atock range* or ranches; to
w t
w«-w
/
i
i
jL
j
deal Jn timber lands, timber product*, and
Artlrle. III. .
,-.x .
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
Th* amount of the rapital .stock of thit *? “ •■•Hnrtui#, purrhasr and ueli all kinds
Nalfre of Appllcallan far Taa lleed Under corporation ahall b# Two Hundred and Flft
of lumbrr,-rrata materials, barrel materials,
Nqclloo 8 af Chapter 4188, Law* of Flor
AQENT^B
$250,909:001 Dollars, to bn df- and building materials, to manufacture,
ida
vlded
. ,r Into twaaty-Ave
wanty-flv# nnii
hundred (8500) aharva •>«F. «*H, and otktrwUa dral In all kinds of
of tbu
the par valu* of On* Hundred ($100,001 fvrtlllxen, fcrflllter materials, sprays and
Dollar* each, and aaid itark may b* paid Intactiridea: to buy, sell, and otherwise deal
for in caah’ or In property, labor and aarvice* In alt kinds uf farm machinery and farm
st a juat valuation, to b* fixed by th* euppliaa; to build, o w n 1 and oparat* Ic*
jd as tha director* at a n t t fin t called for auch pur- n>!l' ' " 8 ' * u n q * plants, cold atorat* plant*,
i p i i i a . a. i i e
i acre*.
i
OFFICE FEOFLXS BANK BUILDINO ,
k
rsmgvratlon and pr*-'cqpUn( plant*; to buy,
» OM’
construct
and
olhsrwlsl
acquire,
and
op*r_ dated 'tha . . t .
: Artlvl# IV.
Sanford.
- i l - . -. ■ - . F lo r id a
*w
fB'lroadi, boat*, and boat lint.*,
I rd day of July A. D. 1918, covering
cov*
Lot 9,
The corporaVtoci ahall aglat prrpatually.
to deal in alt kind* ml farm product!, by
. "M i
- iKy
B U SIN E S S C A R D S
I
S C H E L L E M A IN E S
lawyer
Wilson
H ojsbolder
Dr. C.
J.Marshall
DR. E. M . D O W L IN G
I
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Take
The Woman's Tonic
f
Early Fertilizing
and
W IL S O N & TOOM ER F E R T IL IZ E R CO.
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New Cars Need Accessories
Sanford Cycle Co.
LETTERSFROMTHE
BOYSOVERTHERE
p?
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it
H E N R Y M c LAULIN
JEWELER
It Is a Little Strange.
"This la a funny world,” 1said tho
facetious feller. “ Nothin’s ever said
when a railroad inifti switches cam, or
a musical cuss beats time; and a news
paper guy kin pound a typewriter till
It shrieks for help and n hank clerk
ain’t worth shucks unless he strikes a
balance every evenin’, but Jest let a
feller top a till real gentle like and
without disturbin' anybody an’ there's'
the darndest roig that ever wns.”—In
dianapolis Star.
Si
K/V:
C. F .'W IL L IA M S
Agent
EDWARD HIGGINS
Salesman
Good night to all is the only way
that I will be able to close this letter
tonight, so good night. Love to all.
Devotedly,
#
Son and Brother,
Raymond L. Allen.
Corp. R. L. Allen,
MT Co. 130. Hdq. Garage
APO 760. A, E. F.
HERALOffice
DPRIN
TINGCOMPANY
Supply Dept.
Phone 148
Sanford, Florlds
B U IL D E R S S U P P L IE S
LUMBER,LATHS,
SHINGLES
SEW ER PIPE and DRAIN TILE
WE TAKE UDKKTT BONDS AT PAR
SPECIALS
Celery Bleaching Paper
Cypress Lumber
SEEDS
Bean, Sweelrorn, Pepper, Tomato,
C ucum ber.
INSECTICIDES
Bluestone, Arsenate Lead, Paris
Creen, Lime-Sulphur.
■*
Crate M aterial, Nails.
CHASE & CO. - SANFORD, FLA.
NO MATTER WHAT
THE TREAD
of your damaged tiro, our vulroniiirtg process will repair-the damage
perfectly. You’ll not have a patch
ed or cemented tire either. Ouf vul
canizing merges tin* broken edges so
you get back a whole new lire withour mar or bleminh.
RHONE 17
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
Oak and 3rd St.
Fl a If i Ta .dj FI j p.i. l S P R I N G S
t iiu ' ^ s
\nkl
W. A. Merryday Company
u tility that it would almost seem as if
every fam ily (ought to have its Ford
car. Runabout, Touring Car, Coupe,
Sedan, (the two latter' have enclosed
bodies), and the Tru ck Chassis, have
really J. become a part and parcel of
human life. You want one because
its service will be profitable for you.
W e solicit your*order at once because,,
while production is limited, it will be
first come, first supplied.'
W e have a ribbon for
. your typewriter1 *
BLACK, BLUE, PURPLE
or any o f the above
with red
H IL L L U M B E R CO
m
BLVa J
, i 9Iy
Elsetrie Light In Vatican.
Electric light was used In the SIstlue chapel of the Vatican palace for
the first time on the occasion bf the
third anniversary of the coronation
of Pope Benedict XV. In former yearn
M Y SPECIALTIES:
candles were used to light the chapel,
which is dark except on sunshiny days.
PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CUIN*
- I t»
•*
GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER
Next I
Next (n the pest who Is always ROGERS'PLATED WARE
wanting a loan in the rhnp who la al
ways offering' to lend yon money ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCRE8
when you don’t want It
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY
j
apm l h
-. — -^-_i--W = r rr._-^- '■ -
before and they have not proven the I in France with the Rainboy division
best but 1 think that some of those in September of last year and saw
we all had taken last Sunday after Considerable action before the ar
noon will more than likely be good mistice, going over the top twice.
** f
*
-4 V» ~
and I will then send you ionic of
Besides his psrents, he is survived
them as I guess you have my letter by two brothers, Harry and Alexan
• - 1 . t. .
- stating that we went out and took der, and three sisters, Fanny, Ida
some pictures at the homo of King and Sara*
■George of Belgium*. . Lt. Knowles,
L et us equip your new car with a Spot Light,
Lt. Malone,"' Sgts. Reitzler and An
Daily ' Thought
derson, CpI. Lees and myself and I
or B u m p e r a n Extra T ir e and T ire C over, a N ic e
The first years of man most maka
think that they will look 0. K. when
provision for the last.—Samuel Joto*
they are developed.
W ool Duster and a P a ir of Running Board M ats, a
son.
_______ '
„
IF
1
guess
that
you
are
still
trying
to
Fender M irror, a N ic e M o tor M eter, and a Pyrene
Council Meeting
think that it will only be a matter
/City
council
6 f the city of San
of
a
few
weeks
now
before
we
will
Fire Extinguisher.
*"
■
I
be coming home hut no, for as ru ford, Fla., met in regular session on
mors go in the Army we are now go April 7th at 8:30 p. m. Present F.
A Perfect Degree of Satisfaction When Driving.
ing to Turkey, Holland, Germany L. Miller, president, and Councilarjd Russia, so you see out of all men R. A. Newman, L. P. Hagan,
those-we have a few more years’ ser G. F. Smith, Jno. Adams and Roy
r>*M 1SI-W . m Path Ate.
vice left as yet, hut I told Lt. Symes. Absent, Geo. D. Bishop.
Minutes of last meeting read and
Knowles the other day "That the
first twenty years were hell hut adopted.
after that then we would be very
Opinion of J. J. Dickinson, city
room all to myself with no one to vyell satisfied with the service and attorney as to cancellation of tax
trouble me when I think that I am that looks the case now, but as long certificates on property
formerly
sleepy; then I have to walk just up as they keep boats running across owned by A. C. Montenegro for the
the stairs and I am in my own the Lake then they will never have years 1913, Certificates Nos.‘ 187, 41,
private room and then I think that the opportunity to pay me very 188, for the years 1912, certificates
1 am in the Army. Oh well, home many years' salary, for the coal Nos. 148, 45 and 149, On motion
never was like this, as they say here bunker* of a ahip are too inv^bfig R. A. Newman, seconded by L. P.
Letter From Raymond Allen
in the Army, but when ye all get for that.
Hagan and carried, said certificates
Headquarters Garage.
home once then we will know how to
Our chief clerk has gone to Paris were ordered cancelled.
L « Havre, France,
treat home and those that are there.
for a few days leave so that puts his
Mr. John Russell came before the
March 15th, 1919.
So 1 guess that after all it is one of
work on me aba with what 1 have council and asked that the pave
the best things that could have hap
Dear Ones A l l i t Home:
to do, so I will get busy-and -make ment on north side of Union avenue
Well, .as it .has , been n few days pened lot—than, when we arc separ- out the daily-repam**mFieh4Wfciu'fr froijt Pump branch east past Jotftt
since 1 have had the. time to-drop UUd-Utuvi ■*tb-other..aml -jiTf' again to bed, so that I can .get up by 8:30 Russell’s place to driveway entering
you a few* lines guess that* !"■ will' in each others’ company we will
m. tomorrow and then they say Pop Wilson’s be widened six feet,
try to dd so tonight and I do hope know what our loved ones moan to that I am in the Army, Oh N’ ix. making it conform with the pave
L. that you are all as well as I am and us and from the way that I look at Where do they get it?
ment on west side of Pump branch.
if you are then you are rather hard it we will love much greater, let
Well, I guess that you are tired of • On mflflon Roy Symes, seconded
■ ‘ to keep track with, hut if you want alone shewing each other more re
reading this hut then you cannot by G. F. Smith and carried, sold
spect
than
we
have
in
the
past,
how
■ to get where they know whore you
tell me in person that you are, so 1 pavement to be widened six feet, ill
are r.l ah limes thin you had best ever, I for one do not think that
will have to close for this time. a cost to the city of one third of cost
join the AR M Y. Ask Sam if you there has been a family who has
: - - *v .
Hoping that all .'are well and doing of such widening, cost not to Vxceed
do not think that they know .where •f\W*r fived for one another's comfort
fine and that business is still going the figuYes submitted by the city
much
more
than
ours
anil
1
think
you are at all times, however I
along smoothe as I heard that Dud engineer, which estimate is riow on
g less that I have it about ds well as tliut you will all have to agree with
was on the road trying tq go over file in the clerk’s pfllee.
me
it
was
nearly
as
in
the
Army
re
any enlisted man in the A. E. K.
my record, hut if he does then he
garding
each
other's
whereabouts
Estimate of cost of "paving inter
n. w, as I am sleeping upstairs over
will
have to go some and when I get section of Sixth street was read and
and
welfare,
for
we
have
always
thf gs'age in a room adjoining Lt.
home from hen* and go to an obi ordered tiled for future reference.
Maivi.e and 1 have ail the conveni known where the other was aI all
farmer and start o|T with these
time's
or
near.
Mr. Carlson came, before the
ences of home that coubl bo had
] French methods of farming in will
here in France and that is a good
Well, I guess that you think I buy then to get me to leave him council and made complaint about
the garbage being dumped on west
have gone nuts or something that I
alone I guess.
side too close to residences ami de
am unloading so much tonight but
Will. I have found nnollnr -heel clared same to be a menace to the
1 do feel rather lired, although i
have been working raihcr hard to-j
baPer so guess that 1 will have to public health, and asked that said
night or today rather, hut still I will f bot hpr >'°11 to 9Uh,'T r,*n<1 ,,r ," f' r garbage be placed elsewhere. 'On
Time is the to t of truth. And Doan's have to admit that 1 am feeling tine it up and U-t it alone.
motion R. A. Newman, seconded by
Kidney Pills ha- e stood the test in San
Tell
Sam
that
1
have
written
him
G. F. Smjth, sanitary inspector was
and
when
1
urn
Well
then
as
you
ford. N'o Sanford resident who sutlers
backache or annoying urinary ills can know 1 am full and running over op several occasions and cannot hear instructed to notify Mr. Higgins to
remain uhconvinced by this twice told, writing.
from him and that 1 have near be haul garbage further away from the
testimony.
gun to think that he has dissolved road and residences.
I received a letter from Anna the
Mrs. E. Woodcock, 300 Elrn Avr.,
partnership with me altogether and
On motion R. A. Newman, sec
Sanford, savs: "Time has only increased other day and have written her and if he does not soon drop me .i line
onded
liy L. P Hagan ami carried,
my regard for Doan's Kidney Fills and I told her to have some kodak pic
cheerfully give my endorsement. Since tures mode and send me some of then 1 will have to come to that con clerk was instructed to write Mr.
clusion.
.giving my Iasi statement ,1 Itaxe u®ed
Higgins, notifying him
that on
Doaii *'an<t they proved most sattsiac- them and 1 do hope that she will. I
June
t,
1919,
the
city
will
take
over
I
guess
that
Anna
is
studying
■ lory in relieving me of a severe rase of have some now but they are rather
kidney trouble." Statement given May bum on account of the sun here *in rather hard and I do hope that she the work of street cleaning and re
21. 1914.)
what they haw termed-for many |will try mill take good care of her moving garbage.
(,)n March 19. l91f*_,Mni. Woodcock years as Sonny France and 1 must health for she is not so bright as she
On motion R. A‘. Newman, sec
said: "Doan's Kidney Pills made a com
thinks. 11a, lla, but I know that she onded by G. F. Smith and carried,
Bay
that
if
it
has
shined
today,
then
plete cure in my case of kidney trouble
some years ago and the cure has lasted. or yesterday or the day before then will, for 1 have written her several the president of the council ap
1 gladly giyt this endorsement and wish 1 have sure been asleep,'for there Is times and always ask that she think pointed L. P. Hagan, Roy Symes
to confirm my former statement."
no sun here I do not think, as it has of her health first rather that the ed bud A. D. Smith a committee to
• Price 60c, ul all dealers. Don't simply been ' bo long since I hqve seen the ucation that she -is about to obtain, purchase the necessary equipment
ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's
and from.the letters that she- writes
Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Wood same. Lt. Malone and I went out me I think that -Jo- is fur even in' to carry f>h the* work ot street denn
ing and removing garbage.
cock hud. Foster-Milburn Co , Mfgw . and took a few exposures one after
huilalo. N. Y.
noon but the suit was had as I said the pictures that -he sent-me she
On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded
looks well and healthy and as mean by IT. A. Newman and carried iloas ever. '
.
time for.payment of 1918 taxes was
V
^ .(
,
I think that 1 will go to Paris for a extended to May 1, 1919*
few days next month and guess that
, Reports of the different ollicers
On Flour, Grain and Feed
I will have n great time, although I
were read and ordered filed.
Fruit arid Vegetable Crates
do not like Paris so much, although
.Report of chief <>f police showing:
it is a very bea Ul'ul I'Ky,
The
No
arrests
l !1
fashions are mort <>r I
Yon Cab Boy From Us at
iJ141 I he
Discharged
:S
Wholesale Prices
t
same as everywhere but
1*ul thr u: S A
lines
u-s^essed
by
mayor
155.75 I
and they over here sfcm In lio i vine
Pound fees
Jl ll
a life m the dierk
W r it* fo r 1’f i M List
.1' It
I «<g t a x
7 n
instead of U timi v\hr h man ha..st a rrs ns it is
never known highest
1S3.75
Palatka, Florida
now, but possibly sorni time after
the ,Yunks go homeC Ihr-> will wake
Remit led to. collector:
up to the fact that they are living
___ . 5.00
ina spell instead "of real existence'. I Uncollected
Cash
178.75
do
hope
so.
.'
B E ’ .'
I hope that-Ethridge is hetter by
183.75
this time add in fact hope that he
Collectors* report (or month of
has'gotten home and out of service
as we had another 430 men to leave March,, 1919:
us thq other day for the States and Current taxes ..............._ . 12,674.04
115.00
we sure do hate bo murh to see those License...........
21.00
who have come over with us and be Pound fees'..... ..... ...........
7.00
come one large family as it were Dog la x „ „ „ ............ ...... .
Interest
.................
.
.
553.33
leave for home and we .knowing that
8,082.02
we have five to ten more months Delinquent taxes
Fines.
_
150.75
here yet before we have the oppor
TH E U N I V E R S A L C A R
tunity, but-still we are glad-that
21.549.14
some one can get1 home hut hate to
Remitted to treasurer:
see them leave as both of them have
Cash .
............... 10,168.35
sick or crippled.
Ford cars have become such a world
.
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Tl»r abtrnrc pra-dfallt uf fr,, and albi,mlanid ammanla in this >, 1,, a*d
lla «rrp .mull amnunl of this,inn Indira r, ll, riffllcni qtalfip for hju»rh**.l
parps-r
*n
•» ih* |<iad* 5 i,lilt rhtrarlrrUllci uf « ip7ri .r boa>rh>ld
1a l" ."
special fr.'un. »r murh .alae, r i.r.ia'l, Iho.r *f etodtrM
nal«,j| acalloa and LOW dt-frre of hrrdnrs,.
The hartrrlolulrsl enulj.l.. ,r,ial[ln| In an
total roanl. lIn
l f«et
earn pi,, « f Ihr « a i r , . ot ] h i rlrrlj
r r n ’. and In itnJinf a® rala-i. ®, other
harmful bacteria, full*
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pood quallti Indicated bp the „.J
CIIEM
- confirm
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M IC A L
aaalpote.
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Of : he isanp niter, „f thla and other replan* that I hate aaalpied, I h**P
roond nolle aapolor In all goad 'ualili?.
ih.t of ih e ," g t d r r Water."
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tour- >*rp retperlfullp,.
tdltnedt
-L G. CMA RLESj Distributor
T C LE PH U Nj: lli -W
I I I I’ AHK AVK.
HANFORD. FLORIDA
Vouchers............. ......... ..... 11,380.79
H
21.549.14
month of
Treasurer’sreport for
March, 1.919:
On hand Mar. 1. 1919____ 2,731.06
Rec’d from collector
... 21,549.14
24.28u.80
•Disbursements:
Vouchers paid
12,090.71
Death of l\ F. Cooley, Jr.
Interest
645,80
Word of the death of Charles F. Balances in hanks
11‘,544.29
Cooley, Jr., with Co K. Mith Infanlry. 'JMh Division, in France was
24.280.80
reryived Friday by his parents, Mr.
Hank Balances:
and M rs C F. Cooley. Rutledge* Firs! National Bank
1,492.57 !
street, Madison, who the following Peoples Bank
3,190.34
morning had received t||£ happy Sominolu Bank______
6 , 861.718
message, in a letter from their son
that he would be home- in May
11,544.29
Death was caused by spinal menin
All bills against the city ’ were' au
gitis. ' He was the youngest son.
dited and vouchers ordered drawn
Mr. Cooley was about 22 years of for same.
age and a graduate of the Madison
On motion R. A. Newman, second
high school.
He attended the uni ed by—G. F. Smith--and - carried,
versity for jwo years. He arrived couqcil adjourned.
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Cfsng* lloairvard.
Ufginninis at th* halt ml Ip p««t between
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ford run *tnilh nn f"rr* nt h \v* ntie npprn1i i n a t t l y j 'f j v and tmir •luarti
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tb»* south half mH«* pi it nf Sm linn thlrty*«ii
p3ti*j,MTin*n ninrti-on tlP» South, Uattgi
wnterwnstinKnway. Nnchipping,
■Iking or thnving oir more than you
need. GRANDMA Is a wonderful
■(uip—and it b Powdered. That's
tho big iscrct. You just measure
out what you need, nnmnre, Sprinkla
it in tbo tub and presto—-Just like
mai;ie, millions of glorious, cleansing
suds in no instant. Then, the whitest,
cleanest, freshest clothes that ever
hung ou a wash line.'
Mtdsirtv |t)s L.tii, th**fj|*r tn<t *i? t t innttu
. mibs- to whm prlvat** road
t Wf-*terl> in to r r m f l c i y .
2.
rum
south
Cnldibnru and Paola Head.
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llrtclnning at th v in te rs e ctio n of f i o l d i h o n
I st re e t am l K n i r b a v e n u e in the cit y nf San*
furd run \Mit on ( t id d fb o r u street ap p rn a
i m a t r l v l i g h t rfi' t e n th a mtlra, th en ce smithw r a f r f l y »n read jikst K it ts’ (fairy a i ip n iii m a t r l y Itlpe (PI t e n t h s milrs, t h e n re fnilow
Grandma’s PowderedSoap
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with Celery aYrttuo at the northiavl corner of
Section thirty-two (32} Town^nlneteen (19)
South, Range thirty-one (3|) Enet, run south
op Sipes avenue, one ourartrr
*t
mile t,»
Atlantic Cnaat Line Halfroad tra« h.
4. Hoad to Ilriaaon'* Siding.
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post of
Se ction t h i r t y -t w o ( 32) Tow n n in ete en U 9>
So uth, R ange thfrt y*« ne 131) Kart , run
• o u ji one riuartor C** > mile t«* Atlantic
Cnact IJtte ftailroad tnefc
5.
Mecca Hammock
Head*
Il'Cinitlng at the south end i t the prV*fnt
brlrk paving on Sanford avenue, raid point
being the tnt«r*rrtjnn of the Sanford and
Orlando roud * i ih Sanford avenue orr the
east side ol Section twelve (12), T uvn twenty
I f 9) South, Range thirty (391 Fait.,
run
•ciuth on Sanford avenue approiimatsly one
and 'Hie-bulf 1 1 1j ) miles to Michigan ttrert
a* laid jMit In plat of Mecca Hammock.
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O v i e d o a n il ( o n ^ v *
Road.
Legittning where the Floriila East F ob si
Radfead crvuci Avenue F in plat of town
•He of Geneva, Florida, according to ,pt%t
recorded thercol In Flat Book*2, page 12 of
Fetnlnole county record** thence Tun east to
Second »fr«>et, 1h« nrp toutli on Second street
to Avtliuo )!, bring the •tr.et c*t.*nrr on"
which the II. II! T’attlshall skiife stand*,
thence east t.» the ea*t line *d Section twenty
tine 1^1), Town twenty (2d) Sutfth, Range
lolrtv -two i VJ) lltitt, Hi. nr** <1*111 th and %‘'utn*
westerly lulliwing the* m-tin f.iatl b, tween'
Geneva and Oviedo Firmiun l " » v t^ty to
the Atlantic Foart l.tnr Ra;lr.»ad rrwslflf
in front of Law ton Rro*.' «! e-e
Oviedo, a
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Heetton
Line
between
KEEPS T H E F M T H
I t f t i ^ y o u L IG H T N E S S , W H IT E N E S S nnd
P U m T T o m b i n e d w ith R IC H N U T R I M E N T
und P E R F E C T L E A V E N I N G .
WIGHT GROCERY CO.,
Sanford, Fla.
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And Ire it F urth er Hrspbril, T h a t the
board of county rommivionrr* of Sem inal*
I>e#erlptimj o f r o a d s tp he p a v e d - w i t h
co unty , Florida, doe* limj and hereby deter* • ■ nd a tp h a lt or o t h e r h a rd s u r f a c e m a t e r ia l
rniiu* tnat for the purpose of grading and In Seminole county, Florida.
Theae road*
paving said road*, county bond* of *ald to br paved not leas than 9 feel in width.
co u n ty in the »um of tlOO.OOO.OO la re* 1* F r e n c h A v e n u e ‘ a nil C e r p r i e r y Tloa d.
Tjuireif, t h a t the ra le t«f inter* *t t»» b r paid
Ilrginning' 'at i h * inter* ert lon of F ren ch
r»n aaid bund* »h«1{ bn 7i 1j per cent, anti the
tim e * hen the prlndpal and Inter cat nf »urh
b^nda t h i l l be due ihatl be thirty year*
•f tcr the l i t day nf J u l y A. l b 1919, with
lu t c rm t payable vemi-annuaily.
lie it Further Hi*<dvcil, T hat an election thirty HlDj Hast, thence weal six (G) ten th i
br and the same U hereby ra lbd and ordered rnillcs tu where private road, runs puutb*
to be held at the several place*, where the weHrrlv Into CeR\ctery.
lafT“getirrtt1 elect j mi wetfl held In **ld county, 2* G.-tdubofo and I 'not a Rond,
for fhe ptirpnffl nf voting upoti and deter
Ilrginning at the Intersection of Gidd»bofo
mining by the legal voter*, of said, county at fret and French avenue in Ihe city of San
whether or not suth, bonds shall be lesucfL ford run west on Gtddsbofo street a p p f « a •aid election to he In Id on the 13th day of imatrlv eight (S) tenths rnitey, thence a«iuth*
tecsttrly nn road past Fit Is1 d airy appf oi*
Imately ninV
I tenths miles' thent# folbiw*
Ing the Vo sin, road west and southwesterly
approsimalcly three quarters' ( * 4 ) oi m mil**
to the south line of Sertjon Ihfrty-tour -34)
T*own nineteen 119) South, Range thirty (3d)
La-f, thence west fotlowitig public roai! np-,
proiimately three and thee tenths <3.3»
mill! to the southwest corner of Town nine
teen (19) South, Range thirty (30) East,
thence north follqwing public road through
FaoU appMiiinutHy one and pne-hatf ( I * j)
mllrs to connect with bijrk road *t the westone hitlf mijv*
id Sertbifi thirty (30),
Town nimdfen lit)) South, Range * thirty
(30) Fast.
The billowing 1 |Mlnf« have been tipP'lniiii 1*1 conduct ourd • lection and to fan\a *i and make returns id the votes
in
tin several precincts, respectively, the last
nam.d to act at clrtk.
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luthJfi* be piibli*!n •I in tbs* Sanford Herald,
t h e on ly nrwr®paper o iildishrd in -aid county
n n re e a r h ws-ek (or 1our week* prior 141 said
el e rf tun.
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O C U L IS T AND O PT IC IA N
NOTICE O f Ft LCTION
KuijiV 1' hereby vivt-n
un the 111)'
d a y Ad M a y , A. IL 1919, an rb-cibiii will hr
h r hi at t h e sever al p r e e i n c U in S e m in o le
28 W. ( ’hurch St. • Orlando, Fla.
c o u n t y , F lo ri da , tn d e t e r m i n e , w h e t h e r nr not
I hi re * 3:all tu- h>#ut d by t h e c o u n t y riirnmi*
.•(saner* «f said ruuiiLy-, ^‘ou fi ty bund* t«« the
atttou b l «d J JVO.OUO.Ot), t o bear in te re st from
tfnfe rd
at t h e rate- of f»4y tier r e n t , tn*
1, r*»l payable •ettii aonuuily, -aid bund* I *
mature mid t»• due arid payable thirty \«-ar«
We
Still Have Good
Envelopes al
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n, 1., m*ued 1*0 l)i“ purpu-* »d gra-ltny a*")
paitng wHL firli k >r other bard
m at, Mai the 1'illiiwing r*»ad*
|Itarripliun of road* to he paved ».t),
brick or other hard •urfare material In S* m
lnolo county, Horida. The*** road* lu he
paved not |* **1 than eight (ft) feet in width.
L t'alTirrijn avenue and road past M mif«*•
Station.
_
I l r g i n n i n g s at tin* in te r*(c tb »n of (*am1 fu n a v e n u e with C e l e r y a v e n u e , w h ic h In
h r s t r i j i i i i i* forty e ltl) ro*l» w«'»t *1 tiie
norOn*a*f corner of Fr* ttof. t h i f t j - t h r s *
IT
T o w n njfieti-en i 1 9 1 S *iith, Kang*' t h i n *
on e
11 l a s t , run s o u t h on ( a m * run a s . t*u«■ 1mi | t rtilli* *f ro«* sail) H -< ti -u t\sj r 1 5 u»r»e
l f l i ,tn • m ih . a a v e n u e
* y I*.1 b. t H in irig «> t h e m b -*•*-* 11 .
I a * .. 1 1■ it n , 1 nui 1* Il il t • il 1 a J i i r i l K si
tiiu ifii tiM t n r n ir *U
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1
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tw enty 1
S**uth. Rung* I li 1rt • -mi*
La » |, run so u th on t u r n e r on A i r
\ ppr
on e’ 1 If mile t o t h e east mot w* -I r* 1
w la* h le a d s w*#l to M o o r e 's M at b *n tins
« f st one hall
' j f mill past Moor*-v* .i
lio n to lit tibi&li A v e ,
2, I id c li ul c n d A v t inu e .
He'tinning at the Intersertion nf R ic h m o n d
A Virtu e with G e n e v a A v e n u e , which Is at
t h e 1 n or I It on e half l * >jl m il e p os t of Httliiou
(iflirc Supply Dept.
Sanford. Florida
T h e stately beauty of
Florida pl^nts-and trees
ts
*_
That'hiu made famous the surroundings of many of her public build
ings may be enjoyed too by the owners of even bumble homes. Just
a little planting will change otherwise dreary home grounds into
places of color and warmth where life really* is worth living. And
should, it ever be necessary to rent or to sell the property, thi\ planting will add to the value a great deal more than the cost of making it.
V.Ti*t the pUntinc ihoutd be, when to make II ind bow to do to *t itr.»ll exp«ni«
art things toM bp lb* new Uoysl I’ slm Nurs*rin csliltg, tb, "UesutifuL
Grounds Book,'* copy fr»* on tpplictlion.'
REASONBR BROTHERS t ROYAL PALM NURSERIES
ONKCO, FLORIDA
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF
WcartiicsK. sU«p>"-in<tsi, nsrvountiBss,
deepondgbry. b a dipt c he. t ’ omnch trout!s , pains In the lulh* and Ir.wer a a-,
damtn. gpsvel. dlH c ilty when urinat
ing. rheumatism, sclntun and Jutuhago
all warn you o f trouble with your ktdaaya OOLD M S D A L HaarlertVOil Cap-
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IVf-nflt, l N*-*. I I , A t l a r n o n t c ll 1’ ' T y l c f ,
M *' I > man, A \Y.t M u l le n anil W. II. | I » L
lard
Practice confined to the treatment
o f the eye
Eye* c&Arnfned by a regular regis
tered phynician
(•lasses fitted, broken lenes du•
plicated
Flir *00 years GOLD M E D A L Ilasrtem
Oil has enabled aurTerlm; humanity to
withstand at lack v o f kidney. t« v ^r.
bladder and ■totnarh irouhlm* und all
diseases connected with th* uiln ary
organs and lo build up and re.to r- io
health organs w .o k e i.fd **y
Tfiese most l.nporu.i.' c-ga: a must bwatched, bscauve t l ^ y - f l l u r and purify
th e blood; unless teoy-rto their worn
you are doomed.'
SU PE R LATIV E SELF RJS1MG FLOUR
tiont 2fi and 27* Township 19 South,
liange 30.
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Il ginnlng at the half mile post bet wren
Section* * t*rntv*«ix (26) and t«aflty**vrn
(27 , Town nineteer. (19) South, llamte
thirty «30) Ki»t, run vouth approilmatrly
l»rnl>*tine hundred iU l y (2|6(H feet to
Lei*t>drg Itraneh of A t l a n t l v Uoait L i n e
-
llcgtfinlrtg at |ho north half
IM'
S t . t i r rtru d e Ave*
Saves T IM E — Saves W O R K —Saves SO AP
NOTICE
Itacscft Shlirgt R a i d *
1‘ Ki'itpny un Si. Grrtru«J* iw-nur el a
rd apin ulim suly ( u j r u ^ n U t a l r c d ( b i d
1rt f
f t h r S q r l i u n t|n«* b e t w e e n
!i ’ ii» 1 »< :tt>
Hi*) am i t » i ’ n l y ‘ »Rvrn
T o w n »init< 1 «1 ft I 8 cm I (hi« 11 a n ei *
»v
Ca.l sab! \ u 4n l, b r i n g /art t b r
® u l * r lin r nf 1 p u b lic fi i* d n i n f i W m ir t h t®
rtar f| * -Min*.
run
north
a j’ p r u i m a t r l y
hnndr.it
1AOO» (,»♦ t to » l l h l n I*Hr**n
1■ *J f* r- of 4 hi- *At Ia n i l e C n a i t I inn itaJIfitad
rl^M
of (say* | hr n rt
nurtb-wt-* trrl>
on
p u b b c road elurtg railroad ? p p r n n i t n a t r l y
tw*' lu ir tJm i 5,299)
j o railrnnd r f f a d n i f ,
tiitfafi rcmim th*? rati r u s t right of w a y t«» a
public rtifid^ p s f s l i l l i n * Ihe ra ilr oa d on l i t
n o rt h v rly
ihtnrt* «l}iilh fia t#rijr *h m <
tbi
a p p r o t i m a t t l > fo u r .h un d re d t U W l
f»-r» n* th e ruad « ti thi* n n rt h Uno o f F r c t i o n
tv.t rjr> Mn>u . * 27*,
n in ete en
till)
rtoutii. Han*f thirty (30) Kftst, tbrlte* •***(
amrroiimatily twenty-three hundred ilxty
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fe«t to mad runniiK corth and south,
thrnre eolith Ilfierfi hilrtdfed (1500) fret to
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
iwrnly-«nn i2l), (own nltul«,*n Util
*. Hang* thirty *Mil) Fn.t, ■bf t «* Oranf**
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tu bf* b av t fl o,(i |r «m 1 n n n *' fi
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promise much, but
n a mi auuth u n r u u s r t e r I M * line <d n n *
llmrription «f roml* Id |.
pa ml! s«|>h*lf or tuthi r I an! *
C)— dcoicleilly no, when
G R A N D M A is nroumh
No bar Soap lying iii
Your Grocer Has It!
[■ginning at thp IntarsectUn ol tiring*
lovard with Orrrnn ilivtl a* laid nut in
’’’*1* <'f Santnrd farm*, y**nf"d*<| In Mat
* V '"’ 11>• Psgr* 127 and 139 of Sere*' ' un1> Hr.ords, fun rs.irily .«> tlraf g*
Ipi ant apprniimalrly i.n* II) mila toJnp
» t’tit h
run
h um lm l
t«renty»orir
aulfa are l f i « rem edy you n * r f. Tak*thre* r*r fo*tr * v , r y d iy . T h e healing
nil a'l.ka into th* c o lli and lin in g of"
I ho kld i.iya and ilrlvea out tho p » l« >n«.
New Ufa and h n lt h w ill surely follow .
W h e n your norm al vl-tor heta te rn r,-.
atorrd continue irrat-nenl fo r a wltlls
to k .cp y o u rs e lf !n cLcd lllon and p r ,v r n t'n rot urn o f tha disease.
Don't w ait untlt you a r , Incajinbla o f
fighting. Start ’ ta k in g (K M J i MEDAL.
Jlnnrlrrn OH Capauloa loday. T o u r drug*
grist, will <he,Tfutly refund y o u r money
If you a r , not' sstlaffad w ith results.
Uutrhp aur* to wet the orlSInal Import
ed ODL.D ML D A L ard s c r . p t no sub
stitutes. In thr.ee slraa. Sealed pack
ages A l all d r u g atoraa
three (3), Town twenty <2<t) South, Hang#
rrdrlv-one (Ul) Fait, run Buuth on , lilt ti
nt one! avenue approKimately n/ie quarter • '»)
mile to Jordan ruad.
3, s i p c a A v r n u s .
>
Hi gin (Hug at the Intersection of Si pea
avenue with Celery avenue »t the north*a»t cor
ner nf Section thirty-two (32) Town nineteen
*19) South* Range thirty-utie (3t> Fast, run
south on Slpea avenue, one quearter • '* ) mile
tu Atlantic Coast Line Railroad track.
4, JCoad to llrtMon'a Siding.
Ilrginning at the north half mile poat of
Section thirty-two 132) Town nineteen *19)South, Range thirty-one (11) Fast, run
•oulh one quarter ( ) { )
milt to Atlant c
Coact Line Railroad uack.
t.
Mecca Hammock Road.
Heginning at the auuth end of th* tires*nt
brick ’partite TMi ttanford aTentte, aaid petal
b«ing thv intersection of the Sanford and
tlrlando road with Saaford/avenue on the
east aide of Section twelve (12), Town twenty
(2uk South, Range thirty (TU) LaiL*
run
auuth on Sanford avvrfue approiimatdy nna
and one-half (I fy ) miles to Michigan street
a« laid out In plat of Mecca Hammock.
u. Oviedo and Geneva Itoad.
Heginning where the Florida Katt Coast
Railroad trusses Avenue C In plat of town
site of Geneva. Florida, according to plat
recorded thereof in Flat Hook 2, page 12 of
Seminole county records, thence run cast to
Sscond street, thence a^uth on Second street
to Avenue L, being the strn-t corner on
which the H. IL Cattiahall store stand*,
thence rest to the eaft 11nr of Section twenty
one (21), Town twenty (20) South Range
(hilly■two (32) Fast, thence south and southwesterly following the main road betwetQ
Geneva and Ovlgdo through Iowa City tn
th*
Atlantic Coast
__ ________
_____ Lin.
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rn front of I,soion lira*.'
dislanr* i*l .pprositn.Uly
7, (Itltiln and Chuluota
________ erouing
.to r. at O .iido, a
right (H) m'ln.
Itoatl.
Heginning on tha suulb Un. ul th* town
sit* ul huMk Ctiuluut. at Avrnur I>, tun
north «n Avenu. I) tivr lo) blurk* (u H*»rnlh strrrt, th*nr, a m on Krrvnlh* slrrrl
1.11 (2> Murks to A vanp* li. Ihrnc* north
nn Avrnur II (hr*. (1) blorka to Fourth
■irrrt. thrnr. writ un Fourth tlr**t o n r . l l)
block to Avrnu* A. turner north r>n Avrnua
A appro.Imsl.ly lour (41 tanths of a mtlr to
vhrra th* public ruad turn. ,wy,t toward
tJvl.dO, thrille WHn*iiy futloaIng tha public
road batwran Chuluota and Oviedo to tbo
Atlantic epaal Una Railroad rroastng In
f r o n t ' d Lawton Urua. stora at llvirdo,
making a total dlstanra* of approalmat.ly
ala and Ovo-tantba (S.S) mllta.
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■t the wast *nd of draw bridge
arraaa fig Johns rivar on the ,oad rurmiag
Irons'Sanford to Ganavn, run .west apprua-
preserving the delicious con
tents— the beneficial goody.
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commuuduner* id Hi-mlnuli 1 r a u n i y , F la.
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— Impurity-proof - guarding,
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with tin* l s * i id FI or id a giivt-fnitig thc.h+ddIr r nf grnefal rlcrtiun* In w l i l ' i l i b , and fw*
tnrns In- hr* itiadr tn the clerk and chairman
nf 1hr buffd of county comftiiwinrtcr* nf
thi1 said runnl y*.
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C l e r k nf the Hoard o f C o u n t y C o i n m i s *loncf« of H cm in olr C o u n t y *
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Si-croliirlH • of Nnvy nmt Tronsury
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SEALED TIC H t
KEPT RIGHT
Iho TrAniiry ami Hon. Jnsephu*
Daniils. Secretary of tht* Navy have
pul tlicir stamp nf approval on the
( ’fntvnary of thv Methodist Kptsci*pal .rlinrch, smitli, in udegrants ju*t
rvciivml it tiif oiliits in N^ishvill**.
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*if May so that it \vouhl not interfort* « i t u thv \ it lory |,o«n hpHi-|£lii
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I Lit h Srcrvtary of tli* Troattury
fllusH ami Sfirclury -of the* Navy
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ist rhnrrh anil onthuaiastit' ovt*r tho
good that will bn given the .world by
tho expenditure of the millions to he
collet-ted hy the church in its cam
paign which will follow th*? Liberty
Loan.
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
THE J. L. GILES PROPERTY IN
reach
hammock
IS PURCHASED BY MESSRS SW OPE.
• DUTTON
AND
SYMES OF
THIS COUNTY
Mr. *0. P. Swoptf of Oviedo and
his associates arc to be congratulated
on becoming the owners of the valu
able tract of land known as the
Giles Black Hammock property lorated near Oviedo.
Mr. J. L. Giles of Orlando some
years ago saw thd wondorikL-pojiaLbiiities of this large tra ^ t o f-ric h
hammock land, and with his usual
characteristic, eye for business pur
chased it, or about tw enty- three
hundred acres of it, nil that could be
had at th at time, the Van Arsdnle
'bro k era g e Company of
Wichita, Kansas, .having bought
about thirteen hundred acres und
itthrr"*partirs" having" acquired " title
to the linlnncc, the entire tract con
sisting of about five thousand uefes.'
NUMBER 47
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 4. 1919
VOLUME X
pnd well supplied with artesian water
for irrigation. Located on the south
east shore of Lake Jessup, which is
five or six mijes wide' nnd ; fifteen
miles long, affording the heat of pro
tection to tender plnnts and citrus
trees, nnd a good fall from the upper
edge to the lake for drainage, of
which there is nlready a complete
system in and paid for. t Cropt can
be grown all the year round. Trans
portation is good, both Seaboard and
Atlantic Coast Line Railroads touch
,
this
point with daily trains. Boats
(can ply the lake to the St. Johns
river, giving both rail and water
routes., Oviedo is a thriving little
,town right at hand, with good
1schools and churches, nnd of its citi
izenship there is none better.
*The writer has no financial inter
\est in this propo-ition, but fcelq in
justice bound to write the facts as
ho knows them, both of the proposi
tion itself and of the men who are
.behind,
it.--------.
.
,
— Again ~1 say that SUCCESS is
whnt-it -nin r rr hr
aakud
the term.
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- Eight-yean ago, Mr. O* P. Swope,
who is at the hsud of this new com
pany, caino here representing the
Van Arsdnle Osborne Brokerage Co.
After looking our proposition over,
and having the soil analyzed he read
ily rcnlizPd its great possibilities and
value: tint, ns is the ease .vilh nil of
our very best la;.ds, there was a big
ta-k ahead of him. He entered into
this with tin; usual ene/gy. What
was the tn.sk? To put in a complete
drainage s>stetn.
This of course
took time and u large outluy of
money. Never daunted he soon or
ganized the drainage district, known
as the Black Hammock Drainage
District, got his charter and let the
contract. The bonds were quickly
sold, home capital taking the entire
isMie, $46,000.00.
There wns no
trouble in selling tho bonds, as the
buyers were well acquainted with
the lands* to be drained. The bonds
were 6 per rent, six year bonds, nnd
this year the last ones have been
'paid oil in full.
It looked like u gigantic under
taking. but seemed easy to a man
like Swope, who always reaches his
goal. Such a thing as failure not be
ing in bis vocabulary.
He bos disposed of the.V an Arsdale Osborne ^Brokerage Company’s
holdings, organized another drainuge
district ndjoining this trnct, known
ns the Florida Groves Drainage Dis
trict
This tract consists of about
twelve hundred acres, which he has
nlto rlt ised out. The purchasers of
th* tract have now, or soon will
have more than live hundred acres
tiled nnd in cultivation. Develop
ment work is going on as fast as the
Company can get material nnd la
bor.
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Now comes the liist deal, which
takes the heart of the original
Black Hammock Drainage District,
and embraces in its area about the
same number of acres as .the two
former ones did combined.'
Associated with Mr. Swope.In thik
new enterprise are three equally
good business men, and who have
the same spirit to do big things th a t
he has, namely: Mr. H. W. Barr,
formerly of New York, now of Or
lando, Florida: Messrs. F. F. Dutton
and Roy S y m e a ^ f Sanford. * Mr.
Barr, a capitalist: Mr. Symes and
Mr. Dutton, rfarmers of this section,
who have helped to make Salford
and Seminole county what they arc,
the garden spot of Florida. , ,
With auch a combination there are
only 'seven letters in the alphabet
that can spell it and they are SUC
CESS.
The writer la personally acquaint
ed with each of these men, and were
it not against his principles he would
envy them, but* he can only say
that he is proud of them and proud
that they are citizens o f Sanford and
Seminole county.
Tho proposition th a t they have
taken over is worthy of the very
best efTorta of auch men.
The company .will soon be incor
porated, ns mny lie seen by nptice inj
Sanford Herald of this date, capital
stock being $250,000.00. This menns
in the near future many more thou
sands of additional -assessed -valua
tions for Seminole county. Menns
more brick roads, of which we now
have, or will very Soon have, the
most complete system in the state.
One of these now runs through part
of these lands to Oviedo, a distance
of seventeen miles. One of the pro
posed new roads will run from Ovie
do to Geneva, connecting there with
the brick back to Sanford, and when
built make a * loop of thirty-seven
miles from Sanford, by Wagner,
Oviedo, Geneva and hack to San
ford.
This road passes through
miles of the best citru* fruit growing
and funning land in the state.
You can see orange groves on one
side and celery farms on the other,
vioing with each other to see which
can swoll the owners hank -roll the
most.
RETURN
ENGAGEMENT
OF
THIS FAMOUS RAND WILL
RE WELCOME BY ALL
Sanford people will he delighted
fo learn thut they will he utile *to
again hear the- famous Royal Scotch
Highlander’s Rand which played
here during December und which
wns enjoyed by almost every man,
woman nnd child in the city.
It is with greul pleasure that the
Woman’s Club announces the re
turn engagement of this famous
hand on April 16th. On this occa
sion the proceeds will he divided be
tween the- Woman's Club and the
Boy Scouts, and it is hoped the
public will prove their appreciation
of this wonderful, hand by attending
and by donating a a . generously as
possible. The hand lias added at
tractions and will he able to give
two full concerta, one in the after
noon and one during the evening.
The band is returning north after
playing a twelve weeks’ engagement
at St. Petersburg, and the same
bapd that will play all during the
summer months at the million dollar
pier in Atlantic ‘ City, N. J., will
give the concerta in Sanford on the
16th of April.
Don't forget the
date, hut we’ll tell you more about
it in the next issue of the Herald.
.
T i m e - F o r Expressions of County
,
Guards
Prompted by Tonstmaster
Expressions
from the Assembly
Prompted by Toastmaster
My Activities as a Home Wltard, nnd
E. K. Housholdor
Dismissal.
.
with L. J. Pepper, state supervisor
of home service, an honored guest.
The object of Mr. Pepper’s visit
was to present the peace program
of Bed Cross activities, to encourage,
the drooping spirits ol tired workers
tyid to arouse interest in the. new
program.
.
As an introduction Mr. Pepper
expressed to the committee the ap
preciation of the Southern' Division,
A. II. C., of the line work th at had
been done-by this chapter,, cspeciul|y emphasizing the excellence of the
Woman's Work in hospital garments
and surgical dressings; the efficient
manner in which tho influenza situa
tion had been handled nnd*‘the able
and capable conduct of the house
service department.
In presenting the pence [program
Mr. Pepper stated that the purpose
of the Red Cross is to carry out n
constructive welfare program tinder
one efficient secretary, who will
work under supervision of the home
service department. The basis for
the peace program will he the co
ordination of relief organization
with the Red Cross us a community
agency, to take care of local condi
tions along health, educational and
philanthropic lines, which do not
conflict with organizations already
established for these purposes. The
progrant will be constructive and
preventive, rather than curative and
will be of Inestimable value to the
community.
-- Three-linos will be definitely jncluded: Homo Service, w h ic h . will'
look after the welfare of soldiers
sailors und their • families and all
other work of this nature; Nursing,
.anil Junior Membership.
A large
program has hejilf planned for the
children of the Red Cross in which
fiie Junior Red Cross of Seminole
epunty will have :in active part.
* A, fully perfected program of
work is ready for the Juniors and
this department bids fair to he one
of the most influential in the great
national organization.
The home
service work of tho Red Cross will
continue not only through the period
of demobilization hut also as a
peace time activity u nd will expand
in some communities, to include
others beside the families of sailors
and soldiers.
This is particularly
tzue of communities where there are
no organized agencies *for social ser
vice.
Already five hundred thousand
families have been eared for by this
'department and 120 in our own
community have been served by the
local committee.
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The program as outlined by the
state supervisor was unanimously
adopted by tho executive committee
and a committee appointed to find
nn acceptable secretary for this
work who will he. paid a salary for
her services. The work is strenuous
and will require practically all of a
secretary’s time. 'T he secretary will
be sent to a training institute and
properly equipped for the work.
A .two weeks’ chapter course -will
be given in Sanford, gratia, to tho
members of the chapter who desire
to take this course.
The members of the Ilercan and
Euzcliun classes of the Hnptist Sun
EXCELLENT ' GET TOGETHER day school delightfully entertained PEACE CONFERENCE IS NOW
BENDING EVERY EFFORT TO
MEETING WAS HELD ON FRI the officers and adult members of
BRING AROUT EARLY PEACE
DAY NIGH T AND RETURNED the school and of .the other Sunday
SOLDIERS ENTERTAINED
schools of the city Hist night in the
Paris, Apr. 3 . ^ " I have always
class rooms of the Baptist Temple. thought and think more than evdr
Over 100 were present to partake today th a t the peace preliminaries
of the hospitality of these classes to be imposed Upon th e enemy will
and the entertainment was a success be ready before Easter unless some
in 'rfvery' way.' The beautiful get-’ unforeseen obstacle arises," said
togethor spirit seems to have taken Stephen Pichoh yesterday at a ba n
hold u f 't h e churches and Sunday quet given by French .journalists,
schools of. the city w ith 'th e result according to the Matin.
thajt gatherings. ,uL-this-nature arc
y'ery ‘common occurrences-of l»bft*~
ninft of the happenings, fir-oeace
•
e
The program r imalgtcd- of an ex conference circles yesterday is .a l
ceptionally fine musical and reading luded to by the Matin and the Jour
program in which several talented nal today as .u "great event.'.''- Th.0
musicians, from DeLand took part. council for- four months issued a
Following this was an address by communique, the newapapera point
I)r. Blocker, of DeLand, formerly out, hut it is added " it was only to
pastor of the church at Sunfy.rd and tell us thqt Gen. Smuts is going to
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an -interest ing and imrtrurtivr'Bpoak- Investigate Hungary.”
dr, a general favorite yvitli Sanford
The Smuts appointment is ono
nudiehces.
which by these two papers and moat
The guests were then Invited to of the others ts considered n bad
'the third lloor where refreshments omen. The publications pointed out
of ice cream anti eake were served, the work of Gen. Smuts in Switzer
while Supt. Jinklns ns toastmaster land in negotiating with Gen. DeiAustro-Hungarian
culled upon several of those present trichstein, the
for short talks nnd stories, to which minister to Loqdon. at tho outbreak
of the war, . in which it had been
all responded.
charged by Pnris newspapers th at
The members of the Bnptist the bluntness of Gen. Smuts choked
church are royal entertainers and no ofl possible negotiations with Aus
visitor leaves their meetings of this tria Hungary for a separate peace-.
character without feeling that hi' is They profess to see in tho Smuts ap
"glad he came."
•
pointment another procrastination In
the peace procedure. This 'step is
pointed out as all .the more
dis
Presbyterian Church
tasteful . following the- calling into
Hours of service Sunday wlll.be: conference of Gen. Mangin, a man of
Sunday school, 11:16
action, who has returned to his
Preaching services, 12:30 and 9:00
Christian Endeavor, 8 p. m.
Install Storage Plant
The Western Union office of thla
city is putting in a new and up-todate stotage battery for their use
here, and In the future will he inde
pendent of the local power facilities.
One hundred and seventy five
large Edison batteries are being in
stalled in the warehouse which is be
ing remodelled for this purpose.
The local A. C. L. train dispatch
ers
will also be furnished with cur
Being a native of thla state I
rent
(or th e . Ipcal seta from this
apeak from personal knowledge .of
First Methodist Church
Sunday school, 10:00
Preaching, 11:30, followed by the
Lord’s Supper
’ .
Senior League, 7:30 p m.
Preaching, 8:30 p. m., by Rev. J.
P. Hilburn, followed by quarterly
conference.
Junior League, 3:30 p. m. Friday.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wed
nesday h:30 p. m.
*
. You arc welcome to , all our aerC. W. White, P. C
vicea
Ihe^facta. I. have been ail over
south -and middle Florida a number
of times and can aay without fear of
successful contradiction, that there
i« no better,' and lew. If any, equals
it in the state. The land is,* with
faw- exceptions, a rich, dark, loamy
soil, as rich as any that can be found
Mrs. Eliza Jones and her daugh
ter, Mra. Mary E. Starling have
been the guests of Mra. Starling's
som B. J. Starling. They returned
Sunday after spending n few weeks
here. Mr. and Mra. Starling mo
tored ovar with them in their car. *
Manager, J P. Hall states that
the plant will be in operation in a
very short time and that the service
of the Western Union will not be in
terfered with in the future by a fail
ure qf ika local power plant to fur
nish current.
Baptists Entertain
ORGANIZATION ALREADY VEIL
f e c t e d AND . WORK
HAS
BEEN STARTED
'
The council of four has virtually
agreed according to ndvicea from
French sources, thqt the left hank of
the Rhine will be neutralised until
Germany has paid the indemnities
fixed by the peace conference. It ia
understood that French nnd Jlelgian
troops will hold this territory, the
United States claiming it to he im
possible to leave American troops in
Europe after tiiesignature of the peace
treaty and. England having insuffi
cient effective troops to maintain
garrisons along tho Rhine.
.
It is surmised that the visit of
King Albort' of Belgium to Paria
wns not unconnected wit!) the aharo
th at Belgian troops will ho asked to
undertake in this territory.
Seminole county, as usual will he
on the job on the opening day of the
coming campuign for the Victory
Loan.
The drafting committee of tho
This campaign opens on Monday, league of nations commissioned has
April 21st and the chairman nnd finished work hut has not passed
workers are already making up lists
(Continued on Pag* 4)
and doing the preliminary work for
tho campaign.
Forrest Lake has joining counties, for insta n c e, In the
been selected as county chairman fourth Liberty Loan campaign, this
Mrs. (ialloway as women’s chairman was forcefully illustrated. One
for this county. In addition Mrs. county, with a quota of $20,000 sold
Galloway has announced the follow
its bonds to 62 penons.
The ad
ing organization of ladies of the joining county, with the aam e q u o ta
county whq will assist as usual In used the "fair and square" Individ
raising the quota allotted to Sem ual- quota aystern, assigning every
inole:.
•
citizen hia share, and th e $20,000.
-Mrs. E. M. Galloway county bonds was distributed among 400
chairman
Investors.
.
Mrs. W. L. Morgan, vice chair
Und*r the individual q u ota sys
man
tem, every "man in every county ia
Mrs. R. R. Dcas, secretary for assigned a definite amount of bonde
or notea, and ia expected to sub
county
scribe
to a t least that am ount. The
Mra. Geo. Fox, publicity
quota ia baaed on hla Income and
. Mra. R. C. Bower, Sanford, chair
There is s loesl commitproperty
man, Mrs. Endor Curlett, Geneva,
tee to which h e .m s y appeal If he
chairman, Mrs. R. L. Dann, Chulubelieves his quots is unfair, H e 1s
c.a, il.airman, Mra. A. F. Crawford,
under no compulsion to subscribe
Oviedo chairman, Mra. M. B. Bal
that amount or any other amount;
lard, Altamonte, chairman, Mra. J.
but it has been found th a t & the
A. bisiiine, Longwood,* chairman,
great majority of cases he ia glad to
Miss G. Ivey, Faola, chairman. *
have some definite sum Axed for
The "fair and square’! individual him, aa it gives him an idea of what
quota system, to be .used, is expect hla share in the government loan
ed to distribute investments' in the should be.
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fifth issue of government securities
Every tone in the Sixth Federal
mo’re fairly throughout the country Reserve District where the individ
than any previous campaign ‘haa ual quota system haa como up for
done
By thla system, the burden discussion has adopted it. The dis
of subscribing to the government’s trict headquarters has-been at work
securities,will not ho put upon th a t for several months preparing the
portion of the public which feels its individual quota cards, and it is
patriotic duty moat.^but every man expected th a t every man’s share
will be ahown ju s t what hia country Will definitely be Axed by the open
expected him to do.
i ing of the campaign. The individ
We have becomo accustomed to ual quota plan la a. (act in the Vic
quotas for states, * counties and tory Loan Campaign. It is expected
Hon. F. L. MUiar.
Chairman City Council
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towns, and in practically avery ease
•ach auch unit haa "gone over tha
top." But there have been .many
Instances where a comparatively
small portion of • tha population haa
subscribed that quota. In two ad-
to work wonders in putting the
south over the top quickly, and
without calling upon .tha patriotic
"regular*" to make up deficit a by
Increased subscriptions on the last
�. • i.i.ril.
PAGI TWELVE
MARCH 31ST
BEGINNING
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Gootge Walsh
Karl Williams
.
“ PLUCK anti LUCK”
also , .
.
HER FIRST MISTAKE
a Mack Sennett
comedy
THE EVENING PERFORMANCE WILL BEGIN AT 7:45
.
TUESDAY
D. W. Griffith ptcsenU
his crowning masterpiece .*
Wallace Reid
MONDAY _ ’
in
“ THE HIGHEST
BIDDER”
“THE GREATEST
"also
a Two Reel Big-V
comedy
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: THING IN LIFE”
Special music.
Admission total: 25 & 50c
also.. "* •
a comedy
Admission 15 and 25c
he g r e a te st t h in g
in
l if e
Story Dealing with Love and Wai
in This Country nnd In France
Proven Delightful
rflIRK, * master produccr scored another artistic tri-
is that they not only
represent his ideas of
style better than unyother hats, but tliut bo
receives hotter service
because they retain their
“newness” longer.
&
Clothing Co.
l!«rrf|Nin| Mrn and Uo»* Ur«f
THE U N I V E R S A L C A R
The Ford Factory has not' yet
reached normal production. It will
take some time, after being entirely
given over to war work. We are get*
ting a few cars right along, and suggest
that you leave your order with us as
soon as possible. Runabout, $500;
Touring Car, $5£5; Coupe, .$G50; Sedan
$775; One Ton Truck Chassis, $55u.
These priced f. o. b. Detroit. Don't
forget the service we give ip our shops,
genuine Ford Parts, Ford skill and
Ford prices
C. F. WILLIAMS
Agent
EDWAftD HIGGINS
Salesman
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“ SAUCY MADELINE”
a Mack Sennett
•
comedy. 15 and 30c
William Fox
presenCs %
' an all-star cast in
Virginia Pear-on
• in
*
“ WHY I WOULD NOT
MARRY”
“ LOVE’S AUCTION”
also
a comedy. 15 and 25c
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A Big-V Comedy
also
,
•State Press Committee*!
DeFunink Springs. Florida, Mar
•jotli. President R. W. Storrs of the
S ta te Press Association has made the
following appointment "f • "inmittecs
of thnt organization*
Only fine materials mil he r, lie,I
upon to make a hat appear new
after conoidenible wear, and if
stylo also is present' t!ie--result is
most gratifying a n il “ Mallory
Hats" always gratify.
Even the
makers guaraaty is a sotirre of
gratificajion and the new Spring
Shades is another.
Sanford Shoe
“ BRANDING
BROADWAY”
Kxet-i.'tive Comniittec (iillo-rt I*
Leach, Commercial. Leesburg; C. O.
Codrington, News, DcLund; Willis
M. Rail, Times-Union. Jacksonville;
W. M. Traer, Farmer and Srocklnan,'
Jacksonville; President and Secre
tary ex-ollicio members •
t *,»iistit-ition and Rytl-aw.-: T. Kdwartl Titr.gi-rald. News, Daytona.
Mrs J.uis K Mays. Journal, Pensa
cola. Ren M (":,ldw,-llt N<-wa, Jas
per.
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Membership- It.- I, Sweger. Times.
Dudley; Mrs C. II ilolderman. Tri
bune. Cdcoa; A. P. Jordun, Herald,
Punta Gorda.
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Finance: George M. Goolsby, A(N
vocate, Wauchula; J. T-. Kewis, Pro
gress, Wllliaton; W. M. Haynes,
Herald, ^anford.
Legislation: Herbert Felkel, Rec
ord, St. Augustine; W. M. Stovall,
•Tribune, Tqm pa; ^.’laude Johnson,
Tribune, St. Cloud.
,
Arbitration and Grievances: Stan
ley Lichtey, Times, Melbourne: M.
F. Hethcrington, Telegram, Lake
land; J. O. Rirch, Breeze, New Smyr
na; J. T. Barton, Herald, Lake WotV
nn; J. T. Barton, Herald,
I.ak
A. Russell, News, P
Harris, Banner, Ocala
HONOR ROLL
Daisy Rodgers, Louise Fortson.
East Side Primary
First. Grade— Dorothea Lawson,
Junnita McMullen, Maria Moye,
Violet Oglesby, Evelyn Peabody,
Rosa Lee Pope, Jack Aycockc, Olan
Crenshaw, Ernest 'Culp; Edward
Elliott, Alton Middleton, Chester
Miller, Forest McAlister, Ralph
Went, Darell Griffith.
Second Grade — M argarite'Carner,
It. E. Griffin, Virginia McDaniel,
David Rnllard, Francis DuRose, Wrn
Lees Locke. Leonard - Miller, Hilly
Morse, Jesse Neeley, Cecil ItutherfqrjL Evans Spencer, H. C. Waters,
Neal, Louise Powell, Mary Elisa
beth Pulestoh, Velma Shipp, Knrl
Doerner, Ralph Robinson, John
Schirard, Harry Woodruff, Warner
Scoggan.
Seventh Grade—Helen Witte, Joel
Bell, Teddy Dunn, Mabel Wilkin
son, Douglas Hunter, Gilbert Miller,
Lucile Pope," Beatrice Martin, Emma
Spencer, Nan Paxton, Agnes Perrit,
Kittio DuRose, Madeline Mallem,
Helen Wakefield, LeClaire Jones,
Naomi Scoggan, Evelyn Riggers,
Arnold Martin,-John Wilson, George
Smith.
.
* ,
Eighth Grade— Elizabeth, Flowers
Nora Jenkin<, Mhrie Stcmpcr, Lillie
Ruth Spencer, Charlotte Smith,
Helen Walthall, Florence Witte,
Amelia Wall,- - Gordon Rrjssorr,* Ray
Howard, William Moye, Roy Wood,,
—Doan’s Kidney Pills. Hosts of peopfc
testify to their merit. Read a Sanford
case: •
Mrs. Geo. Smith, Route A, says: “It
was about five years ago that I used
Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and
other symptoms o f . kidney, trouble.
They gave me great relief and helped me
in every way. Other jnembeni of my
family have taken Doan’s Kidney Pflk
with wonderful results, too. I am gald
‘to give this endorsement.”
Price 60c, nt all dealers. Don’t simply
ask for n kidney remedy—grt Doan'*
Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Smith
had. Foater-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., buf
falo, N. Y.
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I n b r a r l o f i h r a l r r a n d - h o p p i n g dl.lritl
M ain A A dam - S lrc rta
\ SIIHSTITUTE FOR
TANKAGE
without Its ODOR and
AT HALF THK COST*
ONLY S.l.iM) per mo Ih. .s vi b
MONEY RACK If r e s u l t s nut sail*,
factory.
Make Life Hard to Hear for Many FEEDING DIRECTIONS
Miv
Sanford Women
thoroughly 5 lbs. Hog lion »hh JS
Feed «cl slop
T i m , many women mistake their pains lbs. ground grains.
and aches for troubles peculiar to the p e d ’ or dry in feeders.
»
sex. More often disordered kidneys are
For Sale by
causing the aching hack, dizzy spells,
headaches and irregular urination. Kid
ney weakness becomes dangerous if neg
JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
lected. Use a time-tried kidney remedy
E. 0 . Painter Fertilizer Co.
AT
TH E
D. VV. Griffith Presents
THE GREATEST THING]
IN LIFE”
an Artcrajt picture
thing you wanted you could have?
.
You’d want the greatest thing in life, wouldn't you?
Well, what is the greatest “thing Tn life?
Victory? Money? Love? The Distinguished Service
Cross? The sight of home at the end of wflr? Or is it—
—the glorious thing that an unenvied American
youth found in France in tho midst of battle, the thing
that brought him all that’s really worth while? Ia it
that?
••
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D. W. Griffith has that answer for you in his newest
poodurtinn.
Lillian Gish and Robert Harron arc in it and tho great
rreator of “ The Birth of a Nation," "Intolerance.”
"Ilrarta of the World" and "The Greatest Thing In
Life" wjth his*magic has woyen around them a motion
picture story that takes its fit place among the photo
play masterpieces that will five forever.
MATINEE AT 3:30; EVENING 7:45 NEW
Simmerman. -Kathleen ; Long, VHclf
Petera, Roacoo Wallace, Joseph-Prevatt, John Miller, Bernard Shimmom, Byron Fox, Albert Tillis.
Third Grade —Charlie Johnson,
Henry Russell, Mills Lord, Eric
Lundquist, Parker Van Net*, Helen
Jinklna, Katherine Van Nets, Har
riett Roaaetter! Pauline Thompson,
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also a Mack Sennett comedy—Admission
TRDn.
1
\ ,|„ pi French Orphan
i»:n it t.i the!
!• wM he of interest lo the parents Kan
Gruinmar School
I-.,, ,( f ,r t ||n ant! patrons of the Faxt Siile Primary
E’ourth Grade Mildred l.oml.},
,., ' ’s.-ltiMil In I.now that this group of
.
,. r i, lifttg* folks Ja •• iiiado upffli- .itu»n Ernest P«-I!axi>, Camilla Puleston,
mi of i lie for the nil..plton of a Freneh child Elizabeth Shoe mirk er, Msjggie
,irm of in te r-: " " l aie eagerly awaiting the name Lynch, Claudia Foster, Louise
Thrasher
r.,, . , i
.it .! pl.oto^rapfi of "their c h ild ’’
Fifth Grade—-Lilia Mae Smith,
Auieii' i
While one of the most recently <>rnf deficney ' ganlzrd of the Red Cross Auxiliaries Luther It.-ll P o w e ll. M o llie M arch*,.
co.i-p • 'i.. t> >> St nii'ifle • unity it has been ex Mildred Hand. Jam es llrown. Jack
ille.l rifastery Iremely active ar.tl interested m tin Igou. ("ornelius Weth, William Duom appeared Junior Red Cross- &ork and f«>r sev- Rose, t ’loyde Itussc-ll, Kina Slu-ehan.
Ronnie Mae Kmlaw,
itage than in erut
months Juive been planning and E. Starr,
I
iv
(let era! i 'v r k in g ti> raise funtls for the pur Kermilh Hurley, Harold Davis. Carmet a Rnrlier, Mary E. Move, Kuth-1 in contrast l*",i«• t*l»«tf*l.
crine
Symes.
ral suspense'
I 'niter the direction of Mrs Stella
Doris Hand. Jessie Hasty, Tilin'
The a (.on Arrington, principal, and lor t-fspeed to the lictent corps of assistants the kiddies Retijamin. Klmu Tolar, Dorothea
Neldu Van Ness, Margaret
lose, which is have developed eager interest that Ray
I Mr tirif- bespeaks Uie entlllisiiistie “ mothermg" which will tie bestowed "l"*n (
ill a yofm gjlhu girl or boy w ho-hccomri* their A i
ocial harvest prntege.
?■
A certain young man of
careful habits in dress
recently told us that the
reason he alwavs w o r e
FRIDAY
THURSDAY
WEDNESDAY
William S Hart
in
“Too Many Millions”
plication. The climax is a tumult of
forceful action, weighed with sus
pense.
’
„
For each character, Mr. Griffith
suggests the greatest thing in life,
slightly different perhnps hut the
same in the f n a 1 estimate. As a'
drama 'it m akes' attendance a de
light," as^a profound study of hu
manity, its momentous theme will
recur to the spectator for many
weeks.
.
The picture includes some of the
most beautiful photographic scenes
Mr. Griffith has ever presented, *ev
oral of them secured while he was in
France.
Among them are phpjo-'
graphs o f the Marne river *and
Chateau Thierry.
AMUSEMENT
.
in •
SATURDAY—Geraldine Farrar in “TEMPTATION
T
MaBCH 28, im
THE 8 ANF0 BD HEBALD
Jotal Admission 25 &
�fA O I TWO
T H f ajw T O ttD m n u L P
COUNTY
THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CARS
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM TOR
RES PONDENTS^-E VENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN
TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
AUTO TIRES
We carry the most complete stock and the five most select lines
handled in the county. Tires we sell are
postively guaranteed.
Miss May Sjoblom of Lako Mary
was the guest of the .Misses Truitt
on T uesday.'
Old Ajiril 1st fooled us this time,
she gave us ice and frost jnsjtead of
sunshine.
L. T. Hunt and family left Mon
day for their new home in Ft. Lau
derdale.
There will be services in Christ
Church at 10:30 a. m. on Sunday.
Fred Lewis was the guest of his
mother a few days last week.
Mr._ Green left - Tuesday for his
TUBES, GASOLIiNE, MOBILOILg, GREASES, COMPLETE STOCK OF
home in Pennsylvania, but Mr.
AUTO ACCESSORIES. WHITE STRIPE LEATHER FABRIC TIRE COVERS
Green says " th e Sunny South for
him next winter."
.
Those to enjoy a picnic dinner
IMMEDIATE SERVICE YOU DONT
and a pleasant day at Palm Springs
HAVE TO WAIT—THERE’ S A MAN
were Mrs. Bill Allen and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs.
AT THE CURB TO SERVE YOU
Schuman and Miss Edith Schuman,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entxmingcr
WEKIWA ITEM S
and Miss Alice Halley
N. A. Brockway is our new post
The Longwood Home Guards at master and,has moved the office into
tended the banquet given in San his residence.
ford for 'the Seminole County
Rex Holiday has sufllciently re
Guards and report a very enjoyable covered from his recent illness to
evening
take a position with the Crown
Mrs. Speer of Sanford was the Paper 'Com pany in Sanford.
He
guest of Mrs. Hardaway on Sunday. was sorry to discontinue his studies
Miss Nancy Hartley df Orlando at Rollins College, but having missed
spent - the week end with her par- so much decided not to go back till
e n tv Mr. and Mrs.»L. J. Hartley.
Mrs. W. H. Boyd spent sMonday jolly evening was sp e n t.1 Dancing W. Lundquist and little Raymond
games and refreshments-were much and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
in
Sanford shopping
were shopping in Orlando on Tuesenjoyed
E. Lundquist, all motored over- to
Miss Flora Brock way returned to
the
beach Sunday to Holly Hill on a.
Fred
Cowaq
arrived
home
frony
Mr. Tullis has been quite ill but Leesburg Tuesday afts^r a pleasant France a week ago. He was in an visit to the home of Mr. and Mrsvisit with her parents. She expects
I f improving.
to remain in Leesburg till the orange engineer regiment and arrived over Ed. Peterson. They had an enjoy
seas next day after the armistice able trip and a feast of fresh oyster
B. -G. Smith of Oviedo’and Oscar [tacking season is over.was signed.
,
, . and fish.
Bryant~of-' Wagner have purchased
Mr. and M rs. W. D. Filtmln
the . Waite* Moore,grove.
Mrs. Ben Monroe, J r P . Hickson. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Tom T yner and
drove in tu Sanford T^rmdav 'a n d '
JA. K_ . Pawiit*-. aotp Charlie Mcrri*Mr. in Mrs MeDatilelr*c:.‘*Oalri*
wethe'r are some of the latest to be Sunday afternoon, to bring back
land were* the guest* ol Mrs] i\*ary Mr*. Fillman returned Monday.
their mother, Mrs. Bengston hoping
s
e e n 'driving fine new cars.
J l r r d s w r " on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. SV A. Brockway
the change would help her.
The
Cubstono
Gleaner
paid
a
fine
■
Mr. -fuiihar arid Miss-El*:.- l>u i- were in Sanford on business Mon
tributedast week to’ if. G. Piet er!ch _Rnv. Edward* of Jacksonville
day.
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b«- motorM over to the, .bea c h - n.t
for his generous thoughtfulness in writes th a t he expects to he in Lake
Mr. Coates and Frank Powell
giving the use of his property on Mary Sunday and. in I 'p s a h ai 3:00
have returned to Jacksonville after
Lake Silver to establish a Boy next Sunday. We don’t know what
u^short stay on their farm here.
Scout Camp.
his subject will bo but sufe it wiH hoThey are fixing to tiring out a tine
well north hearing.
Expect th at
h-t of hog*. '
GENEVA
C S. Flowers motored !•> \*taOscar Nicholson. Victor Peters
bula Sunday with Mr, and 'Mr*.
Phone 251-\V - 115 Park Ave
1 and Aubrey Moran were- Sanford
U . 11 Boyd And’ t h»»r son. K.»**r* hi*! W e d n e s d a y .
mohtj. where they spent a u r
pleasant <iay with their daughter, ! Mr. It. 11. Morris left for hi* home
in New York last Tuesday after
Mr* John I.ee
• a \ ng spent the winter at t - h«>me
here
E 1ST SANFORD
Mr* L P. Daniels of New Sm yr
Rev. J R Allen was 'here Sunday
(Ogden Armour says "It costs rows.
Talk Jt over with your
na
and Mr* W Brannon of Minims
from Enterprise • and prearhed at
no more to raise a 1.-00-pound banker, lie. no doubt, i* inter
h
a
ie
been.visiting
their
parents-.
Mr
Moore’s S t a non s-hureh. 11:* daugh
steer than a 600-pound scrub.” 1
ested in the live stock industry
and Mr*. \V J Daniels
We can supply you at reason
and bring him Jo see our offer
ter. Miss Ituth accompanied him
able prices with Hereford and ings. A few 1.200-pound steers
Mrs. M flrt-wh who hn- spent
Mrs Jennie Powell CNiwan and
Shorthorn bulls, cows and calves, will swell your bank account.
the winter here left for Bloomington.
lick immune *and acclimated.
\\ RITE US TODAY.
daughter. MtM N elite C ovran drove
111. last week. Iler duught- r, Mrs
There is an alarming shortage
The Wnlkill Farms won the
here fron\ Jacksonville last Thurs
M F Dooley accompanied h(-r as
of hrt-eding animals, and we an cutis at the State Fair for the h**t’
day in their car and remained unti
ticipated tins in the past two bull of tx-ef breed, and the best
far a* Jacksonville
Monday, guests of Mr and M-*l
years, and are prepared [o furnish herd of beef cattle. When you
Mr and M rs.'-J E. Ruse. Edgar
our customers with high grade buy cattle, hogs or Angora goats
W. W. Miller.
Rose and Clarence Willsey, all of
stock at reasonable prices.
from Walkitl Farms you secure irW p are all glad to sew Mrs. Bar
Mrs ' Watson of Centra! Lake,
Every farnjor in Florida should climated animals, and the value of
Lockhart spent last Sunday wit’ ney Beck and children out again
Mich., i* expected here tins wees to
have a few head of high grade this cannot be overestimatedMr. and Mrs. Auh’rey Moran.*
after
a
bad
spell
of
sickness.
be
the
guest
of
ber
daughter,
M
r
t
R A N G E C R U SH puts
Mi** Edna Geiger is visiting home
A FINE SPANISH JACK READY FOR SERVICE.
Pur vice and of M-a. Mar
Mr and Mrs Hodges are moving
a quick quiteus on thirst. Ashley
folks this,week.
garet Marshall of Cameron City
in town this week in their new home.
Served ice-cold, its refreshing
Mrs. J. M. Chaffer and Mrs. Cal We all hate to see them leave, us.
Mr and Mrs. Henry C Wood- vin left for Jacksonville last Mon- I
natural fruit, flavor delights worth
Green Cove Springs. Florid*
M- ar*d Mrs AVltt Robinson are
irfr irt trirtr car Mcrtdav f,.*
and invigorat«*s.
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• >fv t-usy putting in their spring
Phone 16
Phone 16
S EMI NOLE BANK AN NE X ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE
Molorcyle Accessories
Motorcycle Repairing
Don’t ride thaLold. bike;
fradeirirferyTWir bike
SANFORD
O
f)
CYCLE
COMPANY
The Walkill Stock F^rms Company
'< i4sfi
is o l » : a
wherever s o f t d r i n k s - , v v 4
soid. One ice-cold • b<JUle
will .induce you to o-der a
can? of this golden good
ness. Our modern machin- *
erv bottles O. mi ,r-Crush
under strictly sanitary con
dition*.
in i liie b ttflic .
Mr and Mrs ( It T.y !••: a iui hen. northern .mime. . .
tbi-ir guests, Mr and Mr* Van
School is closed this week.on
Zandl drove to Jacksonville Mon
count of mumps.
day. The Van ZaridU leave for
New York on Tuesday's boat.
and
Also kee p* u[)
hi*
wood
(Continued on page a,i
l.ru w h\j liir ra.*«
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN
\PKIl
Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
the w hole
are known the world ov
er a s the
FEED FOR THE MONEY
We have the complete
r New York heme after spending a
few months at the pleasant home of
hr* mother.
Mrs. Pounds ‘of Palatka is visiting
her niece, Mrs. Andrew Bertleson at
their home in Upsala. Mrs. Bertle
son has been ill of late but is better
now, we believe.
Roy Lee was a visitor at the home
of his brother, Jesse, Monday. We
notice Jesse was off duty the first of
the week with an injured finger.
.Mr. and Mrs, Fred KreiL of San
ford spent Tuesday at the home of
their parents, coming out to see
their grandmother, Mrs. Bengston.
We are all sorry to lose two estim
able families from our midst this
week, but hope that both will better
themselves by their changes.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hudgins and
little daughter, Alice moved into
their new home in Sanford Wednes
day located on French avenue and
Second street, this being nearer his
work as tin man at the A. C. L.
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line of Purina Feeds and
our prices are
always
See us for Crate Material, Fertilizer and Spray Ma
terial.
r-;*
Tires at cut rates.is our specialty.
'M r. and Mrt. Hilmer Lundquist
and their little daughter Melva and
their father, Mr. :etson ,who makes
his home with them are moving to
go on a farm. While h e re . Hilmer
has had work at the- paper mill. A number of children hare been
ailing this week, among them Mrs.
H. G. Lundquist', Mrs. Ericson’s and
Mr*. Lee's babies all with fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Swanson and Mr.
a'nd-htsa. C .- F ^ Lundquist and-chil
dren after the service were Sunday
callers a t th e home of 'Hilmer Lundquist and Mrs. Hod gins and Mrs.
Westerdick were calling on Mon-
and their children, Mr. and Mrs. E.
20th
MARK this DATE WELL
April 20, is Easter Sunday
That means Youc Spring Suit should make its de
but no later than that day, if you would be in
in the front rank of those correct!v clad. We
have a complete line of light weight suits,, palm
beachs, etc., that are ready for you NOW, or we
can take your measure, have it tailor made, and
WE GUARANTEE THE FIT.
Let us show you some of our Arrow Shirts and
Collars, Notaseme, Monito and other brands of
Ladies and Gent’s hosery. Overalls, work shirts,
work gloves, work caps in fact everything that
goes with Men’s wearing apparel.
We can show you the very best in Straws and
Panama Hats.
Will Appreciate
�apwl
im
PAGE THREE1
TOUR STOCK FEED IS RUNNING LOW. t*HONE 166 FOR SUPPLY
Corn, Oats',tGreen Cross Sweet Feed,
Laro Dairy Feed, Beet Pulp, Shorts,
Bran, Also “ Happy Hen" and Etirekh
Scratch Feed. : :
: :
What She Waa Looking For.
Ono of, the mnny excellent stories
told by Lady Jepson In her “Notes of
p Noipnd" concerns her godfather. “Ho
enmo often to our house.” writes the
authoress, "Having an obvious ndinlra*
tion for thu pretty young nunt who
lived with us. One day he culled as
usual nnd I nt once climbed on his
knees nnd Blared searchlngly Into hh>
clear, brown eyes. ‘What's the matter.
Daily Fashion Hint
H IL L LU M B ER CO
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
LUMBER
LATHS
SHINGLES
Gray Coppar,
The work of n Swiss Investigator
mggests that nhsolutcly pure copper
L. F. ROPER
Customers'
uny have n ilglit-grny color like that
if most other metals, since It Is found
hit*copper which has been ten times
llstlllcd In vacuo has only n pale ruso
tolor,
while the yellow colnr of gold
engineer of roadway and one from
the general road master,
Mrs. Joe Henry nnd baby of Orlando spent a couple of days here
Commonplace.
this week with her home folks.
One of the persistent charges of tho
Dr. Puleston has made several Intellectuals ugnlnst Ihe majority of
trips recently to sec Mrs. * Frank leople la that they nrc enminonplnce.
Thnt, of course, Is n thing only it few
ovoid.
Out of every hundred, ninetyRev. R. W. Edwards-of Vacksonseven
are
cCrtnlnly comniftilplnce, nnd
vllle is Expected hero last of tho
what we rail the Intellectual* nr** not
week.
the exceptions.—E. W. Howe's Monthly.
SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE
PHONE 166
J. W. BOOTH
“ Ask Our
(Continued from page 2)
business. People have to keep busy
to live now .food is so high and is
•till going up hill.
'• "*
M r. Jesse Thompson is going to
fsrm .on his brother, Jack ThoinpaonV place and thinks he will make
lie is speaking of
it his Home
Tin- potato crop is looking fine.
We will all soon have plenty of .Irish
potatoes and green beans to eat and
that will cut tho food bill some.
What %»s become of the kniser.
No lull, of him now. I think ho
ha* been forgotten, thyugh we w'ill
find him later on.
LAKH
Mrr E. 8.
-week ft>r her
N. Y.. after
SMART CLOTHES
0 0 L L K 0 1 O LO THlfl
.T a r Young Man a n d ThoM
who want to remain young.
V7rU« Ui fo r Our M m
Style Book.
On the farm of Fish & Fish last
week, near town an interesting piece
of work was done by an explosives’
demonstrator tin .pal met toes to deter
mine the best method of blasting
them. This tree has a very peculiar
root system, u mass of fibrous roots
in light soil. After experimenting
there it was apparent that a charge
of explosives placed deep in the
ground and under the center of the
palm would take -it out in good
shape. County Agent Rerry thinks
that the cost of this very quick and
effective method Is little if uny more
titan the coat, of hand work at pres
ent prices.
This demonstration work was done
for County Agent Berry by Guy G.
Means, an explosives expert of llrfrtow who has been assigned to Flor
ida by the DuPont Company to
work out ugrieulturnl problems
where the use .of explosives is indiuuU-d. As a student of laud clearing
It would seem to the writer that in
the Sanford district it will he advisaldc to handle tho stumps and
palmottoe* with explosives and have
the light work with junaii trees done
by hand. Thorp is.sufficient lubor to
handle this part of the work nt rea
sonable cost, hot not to remove the
stumps nnd palms.
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and Vegetable Crates
W. A. Merryday Compaiy
cents.
I.nnd Clearing In Florida
By Geo. D. Lowe
The Sanford district holds all the
high records for land values in the
Coastnl Plain, ami t h e r e -is need for
a greatly increased acreage of clear
ed land.- Labor to clear land accord*
ing to the old nnd inefficient method
is lacking.:.ai^cardinfft'ftrr'L'onnty
Agent Rerry, a n d in addition there
seems to Im h sort of trust among
MARY ITEM S
Montgomery' left Just
home in Johnstown, which is boosting Cost 'materially.
spending the winter , In an investigation of land clear
ing which has covered almost all the
cutover sections of the northwest and
the south diligent inquiry has failed
to discover a method, a system, or a
rs. I-rank r,vans ur- machine which is economical under
lu make the E vans’ s all conditions. Here in Florida the
Sorry to rct-ord that deeply taprooted pine slump is drfyin rather poor health, | ing machini-fi that cost many llioue change here will ,do i sand dollars ■to build. The stump
1can he pulled, hut matters of hitch,
of anchorage, or movement in the
woods and of breakage due to si ruin
increase cost anil reduce speed of
operation. It seem* that a combin
ation of methods is to he the final
solution of speed and eronomv in
land clearing.
The Tractor < oinhlnutlon
and little daughter
On
the Whitcomb development
at M aitland-Sunnear Sanford an interesting combin
ation is being used with success.
Mi—. 'Morey of Maitland was a
Palrnettoi'.x are polled with a tractor
seek end visitor here. .
which will break Lhe ground later,
The rerent inspection of road and pine stumps are also (lulled with
masters oyer the system indicated the tractor after they are shot loose
that the section of H. D. D urant from the soil with moderate charges
was reported as being in best condi of explosions.
The work has not
tion of any on third division. The gone far enough for actual costs to
rating* was four points higher than he announced, hub it i»< Unite appar
any <,n system, lie waa awarded a ent that this combination is suscep
I'»a no j.riie as a token of apprecia tible of solving tin* problem oil many
tion id his H in ts
Resides several tracts, A heavier tractor may he re
quired for the work and there artother experimental phases to ho con
sidered. Instead of a straight pull
some tractor experts suggest that the
cable he used over the drive wheels
SPRING 8TYLS0
A BTRITONQ MODElfc
s
•'••phihi • ■vwn |UI U ivpj nwu
is In bins trlcolette, trimmed with
bands of nutria. It Is mounted on a
foundation of black satin and tha
deep girdle Is of the same material.
The fur Is used for collar, cuffs and
bands of the funic. Medium sice re
quires 3'i) yards'6MAch trlcollette
and 2H yards 38 Inch satin.
Pictorial. Revlow Dress No. 7671
8 Ices. 3^ to 44 inches bust. Price, 2S
,
W o ik L ib id o *
BURN OIL, GASOLINE OR:DISTILLATE
Then- lire no wicks, no asbestos rings, 011(1*110 substitutes for eillwr in
a Detroit Vapor stove.
Durable 8 J a pound iron burners vaporise the
oil so that they burn n gas instead of a liquid. The flame is intensely
hot right under the rooking utensils, and eon be regulated to any re
quirement.
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Detroit Vapor Stoves "irort Uke gat." The kettles go. on as soon as
the match is struck.
Double-waited ovens and (lues carry the heat
twice roum| the roasting or baking.
They rook ns fast as gas atol at a.cost less than with gas, coal or wood*
One puf/im of fuel (Tires 18 hour* of prrfect cooltnj and Imkiivj. Each
stove is complete in itself. No pipes or pressure‘tanks.
Call and ask In see Ihem.
W e Have Taken the A gency for the
The* PATHE all-wood, amplifying
Lorn1churn her, Imilt'entirely upon
the violin principle, eliminates all
metallic tone ami makes possible
the reproducing of every vocal or
instrumental selection in a clear,
a clear, sweet, natural tone, wijl
as the record is played.
Plays all Makes of Disc Records •
And remember, we can deliver (he goods.
Machines nnd Records NOW when you need them
We arc the exclusive age fits in thin city fqr
lhe famous Napanee Dutch kitchim t.
You are
assured that we have taken this agency only after
thorough investigition to determine which of nil
the kitchen cabinets on th rmrk?t w.h tho ono
we rould tecommed to our patrons us the leader
in its field. We guarantee the Dutch Kitch'me!
whole-heat tedly and in doing so its makers stand
solidly,behind us
We would like to have all of our old cus
tomer and many new ones come to our stoic not
only to see the various models of this beautiful
kitchen cabinet, but also to inspect oui other in
teresting stocks.
We want to make you at home in our
stoie. We want you to become better acquaint
ed with its broad business policy, and its excel
lent service. Come and see us at once. Let us
get better acquainted.
NO EXTENSION OF
TIME FOR PAYMENT
OF STATE AND
COUNTY TAXES IN
SEMINOLE COUNTY
State and County Taxes
remaining unpaid April 1st
are delinquent and will he
advertised. In accordance
■with the law. .
No -extension for payment
will be made in Seminole
county.
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JNO. I). JJNKINS,
Tax Collector.
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THE SANYOBD HERALD
PACK. FOUR
THESANFORD HERALD
R. J. IIOLLY, Editor
W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager
Published Every Friday by
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
( I l ' M C S i m O N PRICK Iff ADVANCE:
ONE TEAR_________ ______._________ — I U *
BIX M ONTHS.
TURKS MONTHS.
Kntef *d m S'rvad-CUM M»U MaUrr A a p il H ad
I to t, at (1m reatafflr* »l H»nf»*d. 11« M ,
Under Art W M an h In i. I «T»
H e r a ld Building
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T d i f k n a N a, I U
reasons is th a t famine breeds an*
archy, and anarchy is infectious. If
hungry Germany received the gos
pel of Bolshevist), ^nd it spread
from Germany to France and Eng
land, it would be more than likely
to trouble us in the United States.
Another reason is that Germany
must have food in order to 'g e t back
to production and have, the where
withal to pay indemnities.
Mr. Hoover does'not neglect hu
manitarian reasons, and he also says
th a t we have not been and are not
fighting women nnd children.
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Daily Fashion Hint
WE WILL OURSELVES INTO GROWTH
There is not a weakness that camiot be cured by exescisc.
Your
Brain has many eyes—how many of them have seen the light
of progress and power? IF YO U W I L L YO U CA N.
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Pay at least the price of success by trying to grow
financially, morally and spiritually. •
CAPITAL $30,000.00
SURPLUS $15,000.00
JOBS
Germany's Bill will cost her forty
"Returning soldiers can’t get
billion dollars.
jobs." Some of them can’t certain
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s ^ a j a n u ' . , » i i : i - . i i p n ^ ^ g T --------------I N JERSEY AND SATIN,
The horse is disappearing so fast
And there are some jobs that
Jersey, both silk and wool, la re
th a t It is doubtful whether there will can’t get soldiers. These jobs are on ceiving Its share of modish approval
R. R. DEAS,
C. D. COUCH,
c. m . hand
II. R. STEVENS
and comes In lovely colorings. Combe a dark horse left by the summer t he farms.
PrpfMftlrt
Vlra-PrMSdal
Csthwf
Asa’I CuMa* blitfid
with
satin,
as
In
the
frock
pic
•r
vr
/ o f 1920.
Twelve months ago the farmers tured above. It Is unusually s m a rt
were wondering how to get through Two shades of taupe, brown, blue or
' Perhaps the senate thought they the year after losing the boys. And, green are suggested as fashlonablo
color schemes. The scarf of nutria
were inappropriate
appropriation by achieving the impossible, they is lined with fancy silk. Medium size
bills, and th a t is why they passed did.
requires 3(4 yards Cl inch Jersey and
2 1 i r a n ls satin.
them up.
They say thdy can’t do it twice.
.
Tfctorlal Itcview Costume No. 7973.
They must have the boys back. Slxoa, 16 to 20 years. Price. 20 cent*'. PEACE BY EASTER IS PREDICTED
- - Nightingale's Voice Carrlt*.
The new Victory loan will amount And I t .seems only reasonable to re
Tho nightingale's voice can bo heard
(Continued
from
page
1)
to six billion dollars.
P u t your lease skilled furrn help from the
for a distance of n mile.
hand into your pocket, and see how army and keep those who have no din." T he meeting begins at eleven upon* the French amendments to
much of it is there.
Articles VIII and IX as well as
. obs waiting • for them .
Nxi one o’clock, new time.
"Being a Christian" is the theme American nnd Japanese suggestions
could call it favoritism, for a farm
If William Hohcnsoilern years ago hand’s Job is hot an easy money for th e evening, with Sprvlce bfj'as to the Monroe doctrine and the
JA CK H O N V 1L L K
n .O U Iliv
had confined himself to sawing wood •proposition.- And there could be no song. MrN. Takncfi will sing a sper-I equality jnf* nationalities. It is ex*
Kurt>*r>n P U n
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In
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a
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peeled
that
the
league
of
nations
ini
oratorio
number,
Meeting
opens
instead of planning wars, what a difficulty in picking the men out, as
K a t e * : 81-igle f t a n d u p . D o u b l e f l . J o U(
commission will meet on Saturday I
difference it wohld have made to the they were classified according to vo at 7*:.'l0.
U nion a n d b a t h ( 2 . 0 0 a n d u p .
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W r e l l r : S i n g l e ( 7 . l a IS.
Sunday school begins at 9:45, new (to adopt a definite text of the c o v l - 1
. world at large!
cations wheri the draft took them
" f r i l l D o a b le ; ( S la ( I I .
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In h e a r t nl t h e a t r e a n d t h o p p i n g dlalrlti
time, and Christian Endeavor at*, mint. President Wilson* will act as j
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M a i n & A d a m s 8lret>l*
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The mid-week meeting is special1
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-+*, luxury-txrrttf*ten.-pcr-em r-i
Baptist Church
next
week,
and
Mrs,
Tnknch's
ora
o » a » 'l
ball hats and masks and mitts i.zet.
Sunday, April Gth, the following torio numbers will .he given aboht Florida LcgW aHm'-Meelrf -Monday
~ be expected-to- grow u-jernto. a man
The Florida iegislaturi; will con
See notice elsewhere.
Her
and_g. anldlail.
11 o'clock a. m. Sunday school.
vene
in regular session on Monday
Weduwilny evening recitals have
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% 12:30 p. m. Preaching. •
been of rich value, and no lover-of) np*-t in Tallahassee. — ;
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I E
The notable things about i h e
5LQQ p.-m. B* Y~r T. U r------- the b«-»»t sacred music should miss
Many
important
matters
are
to
month of March were the March
0:00 p. m. Treacling
them.
'•tune before this session. On e of
hartj and the senatorial filibuster mid
The pastor’s message at the noon
the most important is the bonding
President Wilson's departure and'service will he “ In, Sight of tji
JAOfSONVIUi'FlA
of tiie state for two or more million
4‘apl. F.il (liles Mere
the March winds and the vfrrnal Cross." The ordinance of the Lord’s
dollars,
to
meet
the
national
appro
equinox.
Supper will be observed.
in the
Captain F.d tiib-s arrived in tin
EvfrDpcxnPluvCo.TvpIcte flodcmStn-wd
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evening the pastor begins a series of eiiy on Wednesday -evening from priation for roads: there is consider A B’ .IRT
TT 1LOURE NOVELTY.
oyliide focfis-S^amUsaiod •’i.Bup- Cifi k\
able difference of opinion over this
The Victory Loan . Campaign l o discussions in connection with the France, having reti-kved his dis
ccru'vjctiuvCorwoniont to [vciylhinj ■In
Tl v striptu il&uiiL-i.H are still tho
Florida at present is most fashtunablo materials for sepaar,,i
!l
- visit imposition
gins on April 2 1->t "As usual Sem Lord’s Prayer " This study based charge fr ,m •
heart ofCity-9ewJ for Booklet •••
M >C WIN7U W.SniTH, PKOP’H •»
ing .a t toe home ol hi* brother, entirely free of bunds of any kind rato iklrts .and many wonderful ef
inole county will lit- among those upon the address, "(Jur Father."
not owing a dollar of interest bear, fect! arc worked out hv smart d<^
Frank
Giles.
who go "over the top" but to do
¥
tie lit Many peoioi- prefer to cign' s The skirt llmnu.ui-a nliowo |
this the cooper a* ion i>f ev» ry riliren Iteil I ross Work ({minis Report
pt Cult - i' .1 fi ritt.-r w in 'tini *iji A il tax id two or even three mills the i ifntcd tunic anil .1 ; p o cut to I
is necessary
give ho greatest var
‘n the ar- 1
atid -Vi.il till1' y .f ..rd 1.. * htur.iRealizing that there are many Red
t ate road purposes and not to rang, aient of tho strlm-s. wnlle they |
O
Ili■r.iif.ted
a:
tin*
tu.tur.
.t
k
t
f
tbiVrst honds. Bonds can he legalized run jrtlcally, on the i —t—u.-m.'Thg
Cross workers and friends who will
‘T !-"U V-ojuB.g
St I ouoq.i
If you object to the loss of an i to* interested in know ing just w hat vi ar w;th Mt \ i<11 .i * ,i j *Ivate a n j t-J ' by the Vote of the people.
hlour ■ la n clever cr — " i -'Z'.
:tl4(l <|dilns OJ|UO
t «f waY
hour between March
and April i ou[ Chapter ha- done for t h e ‘cause h as ftillitvt. +-tf t },
fietu otto, trimmed with embroidery
\ t.other im portant road matter I •uni .hut rovers For tho „klr! medr l
- • . it. in - >iun
1st remember that it would not [since April, 1917,. i submit t he fol t hr mip h i lie e< i
„
ed s tat i ons to the jin-.-ei,t»r.HTik in <Jvwi ie iti is,no up l> tip, placing of | nun lie requires 2)^ .
have been a "crowded hour of glori lowing
poj mi-M
matt
ial;
for
the
w
a
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ju.u
,
M•ill
Inr-mg
!
.-tate
roads
aheiduteiy
in
a
pi
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.ite
' :..i.-, .ab!i
ous life" you would only hast Hospital ti.arn.u-M-*
Inch
-.vorBctte.
OA< »fjU ,)L|) J(> AtllJ JO
Ho- hands of- th e state road depart
spent it in sleep
Surgical DressingI I,list] re. npi f- r o oiiiii * i • ■ a.i.i hi# tiT
I'll oHal Review Di,mao No. 7o73
entlt d fo 4 g i •at di it •I credit fi»r ment and fating these roads out of Sizes 31 to 44 Inches oust price, 20
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Knitted Articles
1,191
d ii.i.i
‘a i i i a
‘M . j v i n
the rent roly of tin* hoards of county fronts Skirt No 7871 S| z<?m. 21 to
, v
It. is reported that Mexico and the I Gun Cover*
150 I his ri -liar:..! '>
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J.uorlA
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unoA’
*< u p missionero
There are good ar- 24 Hi. ties waist. Price 20 cents.
I I I - lli.t’.l filer.di
(.entml ■American and South Amer J Linen far Hospital Pieces
hi; |
Skirt No. 787L Sizes. 24 to 34 In- (
gume.nttf"on
both
side* of this ques
JUJ HfUJULI V. dABtj 0 \ \
glad *t*i weh.>i ne h v n
ican countries do not especially favor Donation of Clothing for
I Cbca waint. Price, 20 cents.
tion.
too
incorporation of the Monroe doc
Refugee* —Pieces
.1,02 plat, fo- the fut on- i.a,
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Another question tlyat will require
lib-li made
trine in the League of Nations' cov
deep thought is the abolition of the
enant. A pretty sure sign that the
Total
20.8 Iff
leasing of state prisoners to private
incorporation should be made.
Respectfully.
< enlenur) Mute m ini
parties
anti the-using of these pris
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Mrs. IJavid Speer,
E. F. Ley
oners
on
state road work.
This
Directpr Woman's Work,
The lecture* tft.th e Star Theatre
The largest Missionary Ceh'hr.t- question also haS t w■■ S ' d e s one is
Seminole
Co
Chapter,
on Wednesday afternoon and night
tion e v e r u t t e i iw it e d iii ini- h t- i ii r j r.f
that tin- present tease fees pay t tie
A R i
by [>r Wm II Gillette of the State
ti e worl d is prttpose<l f o r t h e i losing
cost
of (tie slate prison farm] I in*
Board of Health Bureau of Venereal
<if the Centenary Drlv- of Amsri.an" human side of this question is op
Diseases, were well attended and
Methodism
Soldiers Retain Uniform*
posed to leasing the prisoners and
were both interesting and instruc
The novelty of camping out in the will doubtless prevail.
Un
account
of
a
number,
of
letters
tive. The country is fast awakening
parks iff each city with the same free
Woman suffrage will be a thorn in
to Che need of giving .attention to making inquiry upon the subject dom and simplicity that campers out
Spot Lights - Bumpers - Speedometers - Hot ns
Senator Park Trammell desires to in
the
flesh Until some definite aefion is
•matters along this line and the soon
enjoy
In
the
wilds
of
the
forest
will
form all Florida soldier* who have
taken to give the people of Florida
Running Board Mats - Pumps nnd Jacks - Head
er we are aroused to its importance
he enjoyed by hundreds of thou (he privilege of voting oj> the ques
been
discharged
from
the
military
the better
,
Light Bulbs - Fan Belts - “ Ford Parts" - Auto
service that under a Juw approved sands of Methodists who‘ attend the tion.
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February 28th, they are entitled to Joint Centenary Celebration to be t N‘>-fence laws .wdl lie proposed
mobile Tires and "Pubes - Gasoline - Oils and
The churches of tho city seem to retain a* their o* n property the ui:i- heit at Columbus. Ohio.
Iu
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from
many
of
the
counties
of
the
be badly mixed up on th e ’ matter of form and out 3t they hud
The celebration, which is state
( It eases - F re e Air. Water ami Service. : ; :
at llv .1til; 7
Most of them will have the
tune
It due hii t hi* •m t;> make tune uf their rrlr .tse frutn
the j»i*r - tfGC of the outstanding features of referendum clause, putting the final
inueh difference what t ime these ser- vice.
t hi* Missionary Centenary is_ to lie
decision u p Bo the people themselves
>li t we would suggest
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nlir of the largest missionary underfor final determination
"gt-l her anti rntiforin
t nk igs ever attempted in the world
l*honr 2SUW It* Park A tt.
There will be delegations from all
to uniform hour* lor worship. In
and the fact t h a t hundreds of thou over Florida* eaeh with one or more
At ' the Congregational church sands of visitors will—votne in-their
any event the change of time will
work a hardship oh the church and •Sunday'-morning in connection with cars from* all over the country has propositions, .all demanding appro
Sunday school attendance, hut with the service of worship this will be made the Park Commission of Co priations . which must he raised by
all churches working on the same the subject: "Getting the Most Out lumbus decide to Uirn the parks of taxation, and if half or one-tenth
schedule this will be overcome to Of Life, with Illustrations from I ii- the «it^- over to them for their use of them are granted, state taxes will
have" to he higher nest year than in
some extent.
while attending tKe celebration.
.the
past.
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Tick eradication, hog cholera ser
.. As’ has always been predicted by
are expected and these roming in um. venereal diseases and a thou
the Herald, the Black Hammock
cars will be-allowed to keep them in sand and one important matters are
tract near Oviedo, i* coming ’into it*
the city parks which offer excellent to come before the session of 1919,
own. This week Mr. O. P. Swope
facilities- f»*r parking them. The which promise* to be one ‘ of the
and ids associates* have taken over a
guests will also lie given the use of most important "the state Ras ever
i ■
a
large, part of this property nnd will
the rest and comfort rooms, shower known. — DeLand News.
put it under cultivation, with thq re
baths and provision will bo made for
sult tlrat it will add many thousand*
ample police protection for those us
Saves Space.
of dollars to Seminole’s value.
ing the parks during the time of the
If yon have not n kitchen closet to
• American business is being reduced^ to a cash
celebration.
While Seminole is a small county
hnng cooking utensils In, get n large
in area it is there, with the goods
bash. This is as it should be. But business cannot succssThe idea of the Joint Centenary pox, place II In 4he corner nenrest your
just, the same and has no equal in
Celebration at Columbus is to make stove, paper ll Inside and drive ntill(s
fully operate on such basis until the people establish a margin
this state or any other state for its
the Methodists, both north and in Iho sides, on whlrh in hnng different
of
savings with which to tide ovei shtgt periods of illness, un
south, familiar with the work being nrtlcles. Have curtalnM' for the front
employment or other misfortunes.
done by the denomination for mis and cover, top with oilcloth, which will
nlso
give
von
a
handy
kitchen
table
at
We certainly have all of us ex
sions both at home and abroad, and
Business can be conducted with gteater economy
n very small expense.
cellent reasons for .trusting to. Mr.
the whole plans have been developed
on a cash basis. Goods can be purchasod cheaper. The pre
Hoover's opinions in regard to food.
upon a large and an interesting
liminary education necessary to the establishment of the cash
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Security
Agalnit
Pellagra.
And he ha* just informed, us why
scale.
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The
United
State*
public
health
AmerUan foo-J.should be shipped to
system
is that of.thrift hnd savings. Business must apply it
Florida . Methodism will do its
service
report*
that
the
disease,
pellnGermany, taking the subject from
and
will
share of (fentenary work
self to encouraging its customers to start saving. Plant the
gra. Is largely, if. not entirely, due to
nine different points of view.
share in the great celebration.
seed, even if it_ is only a thrift stamp. It wili have a leav
4 fm lly diet. Wlien meat nnd milk
One of the most practical of these
Wilson Poster for C e n te n ary .—A • re supplied in adequate quantity (ben
ening effect. Kell War Saving Stamps. Build up a financial
beautiful new poster has just been ts a pnntli-jil security against tills
TWBED ALL DEE38ED UP,
receive in mu cgminunity. We will help you.
t
Borne unusually clerrr things ar« issued by the Centenary of the dl-.-n-e. wliii-li hi.-** >tutr x-aused 3,TOO
done wllh the novelty tweed this sea Methodist Episcopal ('hur-di. Smit h. ( d mths.
Wc
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son, beeauao they are Impressed Into It will be one of the most effective .
oervlre hitherto given by olh<r ma pieces of advertising issued in tj:eir
Still Have Good
'•Know Thyself."
— ---terials. .The njw tweeds arc exceed campaign fop $35,099,000. It is a
When Oud gpyp ynu ymir talent, ho
ingly soft and pretty. The simplest
Envelopes at
dcalrns ore used for tho development, p h o to g ra p h e r President Wilson in a ,;mnv what ,l? wnn doing. Don’t be
as pictured here. The contrasting framo'and over his signature the fol-1jshamed of ^t. IVm’t try to hide It. bc5c a Pkg.
notes are supplied In piping* ®f black lowing quotation: "Let no man sup ‘ catnip R Is not of the showy sort. Don’t
satin and collar of white crepe. Me pose that progrow can he divorced try to twist It Into lynncthlng It rvna
dium slito* require* 4 yards 48-Inch from religion, or t h a t ’ there is any never meant to tw>. Nobody ever yet
material, with *; yard crepe. Satin,
Offlce Supply Dept.
platform other than the platform made n success, who was not content
ribbon may bo used for the piping.
Phone 148
■Sanford, Florida
Pictorial IteTtew Dress No. 7989.. Writtef. in th e-u tte ra n c e Hof our Lord to use without apology the gifts that
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Why Business Men
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Good stock of Overlands, Veiles
Florence Shimmons
an<l I’aiges on our floor for immedi
Mr, Shimmons was recently called
ate delivery. Overland.Sales & Serto Michigan by the death of- his
vjee Co.
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youngest sister, Miss Florence. Af
•Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Holly. Mrs. ter severe suffering she passed to her
c E, Henry and Mrs. Thrasher and eternal reward at the age of 18
Miss May Thrasher visited Mrs. years 2 months and 9 days. -Flor
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hrasher’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ence was light hearted and of cheer
D. L. Thrasher leaved today for spent pleasantly with friends in St.
E. L. Ferrari .at Eusti* last Saturday, ful disposition, always had a smile
Petersburg.
Tanipa,
making the trip in Mrs. Thrasher’s and a good word for those about her.’
There is no car more silent than a
Don't forget the girls of the Pipe
car. They found the pretty city of She was a favorite among her young
Willy* Silent Knight.47-1 tc
Organ Club are having a cooked
Eustis filled with tourists and the friends. She- bore her sufferings pa
J. B. Hall was in Tnm pa Friday food sale at McCuller’s store Sat- j people over there are going after a
tiently indeed. Her kintt and gentle
urday, April fi.
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and Saturday on business.
i bulkheaded lake front and- many ways will always linger in our mem
Mrs. Pearl Hagood Harvard of other improvements.
Some exceptional bargains in used
ory and while we feel our loss is
Barnwell, S. C., is the attractive j , ,
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« r s at Overland Garage.
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heavy we know our loss is Heaven’s
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Cooked food sale a t .M cCulltr’s tu e .1 of M „ . J. B. Ray a . h t f H . r n . byour
ORDERS FO R PIANO T U N gain.
on the Heights.
store Saturday, April 6th.
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ING to Wade, the Tuner, Orlando.
Miss Shimmons will he remember
We have the agenoy for Victrolas
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Miss Zoe Munson returned from
ed by her friends at Sanford ns
Jacksonville Thursday.
, and Victor records. Flensed to dem
Our battery dejxartmont is mod spending the winter here .with her
onstrate them to 'y o u at any time. ern and complete. Batteries for all
brother a year ago and was -em
' New Victor records at Yowell47-ltc
cars.
Get water in your battery ployed a portion o f ‘her time at H.
Spt-er Co. Have you heard them?
Mrs. J. N. Whltner and Mrs. H ay every Sen days. Free service. Over- B. Crowder's store. ,
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Dickins attended the annual’meeting land Sales & Service Co.
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Ituth McDaniel was here Satur
She leaves' to mourn her loss a
of the Ladies' Presbyterial Union! ShprilT llr#(,y haH relurn(/d from
day and Sunday from Jacksonville,
father, two brothers and four sisters
held in Orlando tins w.eek.
New York where he was summoned and a host of friends.
Used Cars—Several renl bargains.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. White, M rs.! as a witness in a desertion of a solWightiTire Co.
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Daiger and little Frederick and Mrs. dier case, the same being tried at
K. T. Thrasher returned Thurs- C. P. Herndon and Claude Jr,, mo- Hoboken. ’Sheriff Brady saw all the
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day from Dade City and Clearwater. t ored tu Orlando Friday.
sights of the big city and had u tine
ATTENTION METHODISTS
“ There's a man a t the curb to*
Slimmy Long of chuluota. ser- time while he was away although
lerve you. .
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made
him long
to get
- - Lemon pies at the cooked food S ta te s Army, jma D'cti duihacgndi
KtHtU*-id’ti ewrrm*-rirmr- Ttrf*
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Sunday are changed to the
Sheriff says the people of New
sale, McCuller's store Saturday,
a n d re tu r n e d to his home.
following:
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April 5.
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Joseph Engo of the firm of Enge York are all ’right and made him
Bunds.- school 10:00 a. mi
feel
right
*at
home.
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A Velie is as near silent as any car Bros., commercial artists .of 'JnckP-eachlig ID.IO n. m..
We have a Goodrich tire foV your
ran he without being a Willys Silent son villi- is in the city this week in|
Senior League. 7:.10 p.’ m.
Knight.
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cat, either Kilver.town Cord o r .F a b
th e interests of his firm.
Frearhing
p.*m.
* Mrs. It. E. Millen motored over
We have one absolutely new Ford ric. Overland Sales & Service Co.
New Time ,
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to Fort Orange with t h e . Bruipley-s touring car for sale at a bargain.
— . C. W. White, F. C.
Sunday.
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Sergeant Sam Bennett of the
Overland .Sales & Service Co.
Marine Corps Wiu—ui-U«—ettj'-Wptb
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Mr. and Mrs,-Billy 11111 and Mr.
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his. Sanford
and- Mm; -Ncri-m&Tt
\V. 1 . Harvey and three nesduy * railing on
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-children
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.ifre visiting
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...at the l.home
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ofi friends. .He was .^fHT~guest .of his
Overland Service is the kind-of Mrs. Harvey's parents, Mr. and sister, Mrs. .Matthews. Sam was drt T.» Teachers of County Schools
service you like to' tell your friends Mrs. A. Robbins'of the »We*t Side. the rAdd for a long time as the rep- -After-.M ay tsr, tile examination
reaentHtt'vf nf the EH Witt Clgiif Co.
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of Tam pa hot when America called Uiicstioiirf on ’ THEORY AND
A II. .Fuller of Altamonte was a week jn. attendance at the state for volunteers Sam joined the Mu FRACTICK will lie hosed on La
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Robbins will preside and open the ali the wa> through, getting two (IF T L \ ( KING, price SI,2d post
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Mr and Mrs. J. B. Lawson and meeting.
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shrapnel wounds irt - tin Arginine paid. This hook is published by thf
\ / O U have to depend on som eone for the
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Barber and Forest that put him out 'of business American Book Company, Atlanta,
Mrs Ueidtnan Caldwell motored to
Orlando Friday.
family of Boggy Creek (near Kis- f, r u time ml he afterward joined Georgia, and may be obtained
A latest and m ^st-correct style; a m an does*
<iii tin- famous Victor records at si ounce' were the guests of Mr and Ini outfit and was on till l!hmi- aftt-r tlinmgh th I D.1 le.ili r it! fit'll IM*
hooka.
Yu A.-il-Spet-r Co.
They ran be Mrs, George Waters on Fark ave tin- armistice was signedi.
hit decide these things for himself.
If he ’did, T. \V. Lawton. Sii|it.
nue
Sunday.
'U*fd on any machine.
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I’ul.lr.
Ins
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nil* t'u
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Bent Tires, gasoline, oil greases,
1 !' McCuller went to Jacksonthcre d be as m any styles as there are people.
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distilled
water
for
storage
In
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issue
of
hisi
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stall'll
vi!!< Monday and returned Wednes
batteries.
Free
tire
service. that Forrest Lake \ us liri-siib’tit of
day uiili hin ear.
.You can have the correct inform ation from
This was
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’s
a
man
at
the
curb
to
serve the new hotel corny my
\v. F. Bartlett
Mrs F A. Taylor of Enterprise
an error. Mr Lak* is chnirman >>f
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the w orlds best style authorities and it does’n t
is the guest of her niece, M n S. U. you.” Wight Tire Co.
the
board
of
direct
»rs
and
II
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Old
Kent
in ky Mf X- t u ,
II
H.
Stcvehson,
formerly
of
this
Miinliolsi-r this week.
Paducah, Ky.
city but now employed bv the gov Stevens is president of the company
co§t you a cent. It’s all in the
'I
Mire Whitnec attended the
I" *P Forster is eh arm an of the Gentlemen:
ernment
aa
meat
jmipector
at
Jn<’k
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Si,it. Sunday School Association in
sonville was a Sanford visitor on finance committee
Flense allow me to state that I
Orlando tm Wednesday.
Sunday, enroUte to Tampa on of
That all are excellent executives have sold your hog cholera remedy
•Mrs It II Murks, formerly of ficial business.
is evidenced by the fact that the for one n-uson and have ordered
this city but now of Atlanta wiys a
T he Sadies of the Methodist church work is going steadily forward and mure for this season. Last year I
»Mi t in the city this week.
. j will hold a fancy work and cooked stock sales lisis week are better ttmn sold it to 12 or 16 men who raise
New Victor records arc arriving fno,j sa](, n( McCuller’s store on any recent week during the past hogs. 1 told each of them to take
regularly. Come in and try them Saturday, April 12th.. Don't forget month. Tlie directors are doing ex the remedy, feed It to. their hogs
Yuwtdl-Speer Co,
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cellent work along this line and one and, if they lost a single hog from
the date.
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I f m u Xlid’nt get a copy, till us;
of them at least is.giving the greater disease of any kind not to pay me
Mr. Tom Martin of the claim de
Mrs. F. L. Chambliss, Mrs. .Wicks,
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we'll see lliat you have one.
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partment of the railroad is here for Mrs. C. W. Culj>epper and two chil part of his time to this work with a cent for the remedy, but when
the ri*su!t thift he is rolling up a they began to sell cotton every man
a couple of months from Orlando.
dren and 'C u lv e r Estheredge weft?
nice bunch of cash and subscrip came in and paid me for the medi
Leslie Henry of Tyler, Texas has guests of Mr. and
Uav*d Speer
arrniil ;yid will he *with his father. last Thufsitay. coming over from tions with \i Inch to start operations cine iiruj every one of (hem told me
in the near future.
thut H was the best hog medicine
L A Henry in the produce business. Geneva
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"Everything Men,and lloya Wear"
they ever used. One man paid me
M *i Margaret Allen of LongL E O N ’S
AUTO
TRANSFER
for
the
small
package
and
bought
$5
1. O. O. F. Entertain
winiil was the week end visitor with HAULS E V ERY TH IN G . PH O N E
THE HOME OF HART SHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES
worth inure and said it was the best
her cousin, Mrs. W. C. Satrher here 91. H O T E L CARNES.
Sanford
Lodge
of
I.
O.
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F.
upent
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that he hud ever tried.
last week.
A m ong‘ those attending the Billy one of their most pleasant meeting
Yours very truly,
^ guess you have heard about .the Sunday meetings at Tampa last nights last Monday evening. -Odd
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oepurtilient Sunday were C. II. Smith and son, Fellowship is growing in Sanford.
Th« Upper Crust.
Merchants
Grocery
Go.,
M'erlami Sales .t Servi.’e Co
Little
M
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Uppish—I suppose, mam
Dwight, W. F. Fields und J. E. Mr- N h. '-’7 has work each four' meeting
Sanford, 'Fla
JarNNONVILLH. ru tu tiM
nights in the month conferring the
ma. It’s only birds of the higher elass
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too
so llalhi
Alexander.
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initiatory degree the .first Monday
ttinl go Smith for the winter.—Boston
Oppohlie M . r . r i U , .
Alt m o d r r . I m p , , , , .
..mi Mrs. Craig H a r m of Or
■Mrs. Frank Reid, accompanied by
( ari-lcssnesM I t r s u l l s in F a i l u r e
i Transcript.
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IliuIh were the guests of Mrs Hur- her two attractive daughters. Doro night in the month und continues
• llhoul h u h . SI u i d up; » l l h b u h f t XII — ,
That
is
why
we
say
"Feed
B.
A.
**<*•«- W. H. JONKH, Mer,
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n- m<ither, Mrs. T. S Davis Sun thy and little Alma left yesterday •first, second and third degrees, so Thomas' Hog Powdpr according to
whetf a fifth meeting' night occur*
day
for her home in Winston-Salem,
Brazil Now Coffeo Center,
DO NOT FE E D IT
the debate comes as to how to spend directions.
Arnhln formerly supplied the world
N Bauman of the- Diamond Tire N. C'., after a visit of a few months
SLOPPY,
but
mix
it
with
ground
it most prosperously, so agreed an
with coffee; Intel' the West Indies,
Company was a business visitor to to her sister, Mrs. A. F. Connelly,
JACKHONVILLK. ri.O ltlllA
often meeting, plenty of refresh feed and moisten with just enough nnd then Java "took the lend, to ho
n*r pnd lla|an HlrrUi
t e n tj yesterday, culling on the
DR. DAVIS IS STILL AT L IN ments and good talk*. So Monday water to make a crumbly mass.
All
>pllr«*d
lick*! afflrrp In balldlpf, r»nsupplanted
In
turn
by
Brnxll,
which
local trade. .
Then
each
hog
gels
a
beneficial
dose.
l*f
«f
r«pr,lhln|.
All mpdcrii Impra.r(n.nla.
COLN HOTEL. SEE HIM FOR evening being the fifth meetiug
now produces about three-quarters of rif»l «!»»• la pv«rr particular. Main. *aa
See
full
directions
on
package.
GLASSES
FOR
HEADACHE
OR
-Mr, and Mrs. B, L. IVrkins_ and
night was a grand success. Several
tho world’s supply und controls the prtPon, 11.00 la 11*50; l*a pprasaa, 11.00 la
SZ.Se. tlalh SI.SO, Sl.OOi l»c paaplp SJ.S0
EYES TESTED Brothers from Kissimmee were pres Your money back il you* are not market.
little Braxton arrived Sunday fro m ! FOOR VISION.
SS.00. K. ritANK PEAHCK. rfap.
satisfied.
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Laytona and will make their future J FR EE,
ent, accompanied by District Dep
’Merchants Grocery Co.
h mie in Sanford.
I E. C. Hoskins and R, R. Redding, uty Grand Master O v e rtired .
A
Sanford, Fla. .
Mhen you buy records for your! freight claim expert* from Tam pa large crowd was present and all
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Machine get the Victor records. were in the city this week in the in Sanfprd Odd Fellows who were not
Th n
are none better,
Yowell- terest# of the F. F. Dutton Co., present missed a grand treat.
whose ’ freight claim business they
s P^«r Co.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. L .’ Thrasher, handle.
Justice Holloway
Christian Science services will be
and Mrs. C. E. Henry, Dr. and
StMninole county now boasts of, a
-■rs. I’uleston motored over to Day held at the Woman’s Club, Oak ave
new Justice of the Peace, and while
tona Beach Sunday.
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IS A S G O O D A S
the new Justice has had his commis
^ k 7 ,l«n G u jhrle came riown frmn on Sunday, AMihdKfr, Hi II o'clock. sion about a month, yet he is just
V. sycross and spent Monday and
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getting under way ns a Cburl. Jus
d
Wight
und tice Holloway now presides over the
Word
comes
from
I
Tuesday with home folks, returning
William Coulhourne that they will peace and dignity of the Longwood
tu Waycress Wednesday.
noon be home os they have been in Justice’s District. Justice Holloway
Mrs. C. DeW. Brower returned
cantp near Baltimore for nevera was a visitor to Sanford Tuesday.
h,,nip Monday after a week or two
week*. Reginald Holly also of the!
Tank Corps will be in the U. S. A.
in the near future anti expects to
sail from France next week.’
Are you a
G E T -T O G E T H E R M E E T I N G Members and friends of the Congre
gational church are 'clalled to t
•upper and special subject meeting
Good CVedit has been the secret behind many a
Wednesday, Al)r^
Begin to
lrr£e and small fortune.
gather a t 7:30, supper at 8. Mrs.
Takach's solos after the business
Witdout Credit no but-iness or individual can be
— at meeting, about u,
li'-lt,p
permanently
successful
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Are you a member of
We are agents for Vtctrola Vic
the iiuptist Church?
Open an account at this Bank NOW. T
FOR DRESBY WEAR.
tors and Victor records. Pleased to
One
of
the
disilnrtlvo
now
toilettes
Ftlnblish your Credit. Jt will serve
have you call and try the new ’rec
in either event a hearty welcn*ne
for late .Fall and early .WlnLer.-la..
ords. Yowelt-Sjwer Co.,
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w
you in time of need.
shown
hero.
It
|g'
carried
oat.
In
no
. Sanford, Florida
—---- • await* you at velty satin and velvet and shows how
Mr*. W. T. Sheill and her ann,
effectively bands of fur may be used
Anderson and her daughter,
on tho lower odges of tunics. Tho
STR EN G TH
S E R V IC E
Lillian Berry,- who have been the
evcrbloueo
and panels are of velvet
ALL INVITED-GOOD
guests
of
her
daughter.
Mr*.
H.
B.
Sunday School IQ A. M.
nnd the same material finishes th«
MUSIC. GOOD PLOOU
Crowder returned to their winter
Haro sleeves. The f a r Is nutria. Mo1’rtacbing 1130 A. M. & 7:30 P. M
home in Clearwater.
Mr*. Berry
Alum Size requires 4 yards 40-Inch
f '
novelty satin and 2y. yards 40-Inch
Cor. Qth St. and Park Ave.
leaves on Saturday for her home in
velvet
New York. The family will later
HOME INSTITUTION “
M. H. MASSEY, Pastor
Blctorta! Rtnrlew ■ Costume N a
re-omsembtc af the Sheill cottage at
-f f
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7908. fll^ja, J 9 to 20 yean. Pricey
Atgonac, Mich.
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UtUel*»ppenl»<»
Mention of ■
Hotter* In Brief
Persons! Items
of Interest . .
In and A bou t
<£ The City ^
Summsry of the
Floating Smsll
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
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WHO IS-Y O U R ST Y L E
A U T H O R IT Y ? .
Spring Style Book By
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
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DUVAL HOTEL
Atlantic Hotel
Daily Fashion Hint
M
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YOUR CREDIT
YOU MAKE IT
Try The Want Column
STRANGER
ML
H E value o f credit , with a good
bank may not appeal to you until
you need it.
T
SANFORD
Elks Glut
The First Baptist Church
FRIDAY, APRIL 4
S eminole County Bank
Admission - $1.00 ■
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PAGE SIX
GROWING RICE IN FLORIDA
Cyclorams,
Ga.
~
Grant
Park,
Atlanta,
Daily Fashion Hint
SPECIALS
Muck Land Over the Stale Sullec
to T,hls Crop
‘ . t,
TRAPS MARK
The City' o f
GOODRICH
-Akron, Ohio_
Card of Thanks
I
desire
to express my apprecia
Many acres of land suitable for
tion'
and
thanks
to all those who
rice growing ore scattered ovef the
entire state of Florida
P. Spen contribuUni^so largely to the success
cer of the Extension Division of the of the Missionary Pageant presonted
College of Agriculture, says th a t the at the Methodist church .on March
soils that are suitable for good crops 27th.
Lack of space prohibits the nam
of rice are those having uniform sup
plies -of moisture, but with drainage ing ot each person, but especially are
provided so t t a t there will be no thanks extended to Cojumbis and
standing water. The soil must have other members of the pageant; Mr.
a fair amount of organic matter. Horne, musical director, for the oc
There arc many drained ponds casion; to Mrs- Munson, Mr. Stone,
throughout the state th a t have the Mrs. Robert Herndpn and Mrs. Terrequired soil conditions, and as a wllllger 'In grateful appreciation Tor
their beautiful music and to Mrs.
NOVEL AND ULTRA-OHIO.
Wilmot for the use of hats, also to
An unusually smart sllp-on dress
Hire n u ). also be grown on drier the members of the Presbyterian Is pictured bore and will bo appre
ciated by tho woman engaged In war
lands, and where the seasons are choir who assisted.
work or qjher duties that take her
Mrs. F. L. Nixon.
favorable good crops are produced;
nway from homo most of tho day.
but there is more uncertainty than
riald flannel la used.In Its developin the wetter soils, d u e 'to a Inek of
Superstitions of Seamen.
inont three yards and a half, 4 8-in
mohture, particularly during * the If a mntt Is lim t's e a , fils most crlt* ches wlfle, twine roqulred. One yard
early summer months. In some of nil tlnu)<U when-land 1^ first sighted. of 27-Inch -satin will bo sufficient for
the larger lakes where much of the If he survive an hour after the sighi the collar and cuffs of tho tiara
We
water lias been taken_out, there is, ng of Innd he will recover. On soma sleeves.
Pictorial
Review
Costume
No.
7915.
hlstllng la forbidden—4t
usually a layer of alluvial soil that trawlers
Sizes, 16 to 20 years. Price, 25 cent!.
will give good crops. As such .soils irnres away the Hah. Other skipper*
jelleve
tbnt
to
wash,
your
face
In
the
are usually thoroughly seeded with
Diddle of a trip will break n apell qf
weeds, the crop should be planted :nlm weather.
Owner going north.
Call at CIS
so that 1t v.cnn ’ be cultivated during
,Q
-"c*-4*r4Vp-"; ■■yetrv
the kufirmer;
For Sale— Nancy Hal! an d Porto
Much of. the truck lauds m ay be Thfr swept youngT-ihlngTlioiicht she
Rico
sweet potato draws now ready,
planted in rice after the winter crop was making a huge success. “There la
■$•2.00
per 1000.- F. O. 'B.- cash with
is harvcsled. These soils are Usually only fine llilllg t caiVf understand.” be
order.
Cates Crate Co.
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well fertilized and produce gand started lo any. “Only tmey* she asked.
crops.. In many' sections, particular
ly in south Florida, rice U preferable
to corn, especially where the truck
crop is not harvest cal early enough
to pia'nt iorp before--April 1.
On suitable land, no fertilizer is
extension
Shoeks Retard Drug Action,necessary.
However, like
every
“f'liock retards the action of drugs.'*
-other crop, good mature seed should
Fny.s Hie llrvue fie Medecltte. “ Frogs
be used, a n d -nothing but-the upland In iiHtutu-of *lir>ok-froti) h blow ott-llte
F o rl-S a la^ G o u fi—butfey. * - C!ht\np.
load nr an elretrie shark <11<1 not
re>pojit| t,n i he effect -of a | m i | * o i i until
»t» suiiiclrnt
after a period of tight tir ten ttnies
longer Hum under 'tuinaal rlreum*
stances, 1-1 >n when S|r>elitrtne. for oxuinple. was Injected hy the vein.”
Celery Bleaching Paper
Cypress Lumber
. SEEDS
Bean, Swceteorn, Pepper, Tomato,
•
Cucumber. *.
INSECTICIDES
Bluestonc, Arsenate Lead, Paris
Green, IJme-Snlphur.
Crate Material, Nails.
CHASE & CO
Pelican
Its bill holds more than
its bcllican.
But a t that, its heart
is bigger than its bill.
It is the only bird
w hich shares its
food with other-apd
weaker fowl
So the cjueerold pelican
loom s up handsom e
.inAGoodrich’s - e y e s
"■ v—e y e s w hich see
beauty that is m orethan skin deep.
Go6drich, it is true,
m akes Sifvertown
Cords the handsomB eau Brummel tires
of sm art cars.
Yet if clumsiness and
ugliness would add
one m ile to .their
•service, G ood rich
would make them
clum sy and ugly as
thequeerold pelican.
“Q uality First,” rules
in the manufacture
of Stiver towns; and
they render quality
service first and last.
Give your automobile
the obvious grace
rind elegance of the
■ Tires w ith the T w in
Red Diamonds on
the sidewall. Their
m ileage is cure.
B u y Goodrich j 'ires
fro m a Dealer
I’rufr anlonal of Nil tir atI Helmet*
Fluridfl
),a burnt tirt of Hollirtw *,ollr|v
vVirtirf Park, rln , No*. Sib. ISi *i
-J *
nf ih«* *tin pie
ith .a tn n l
Ihr* f o l i o ’*,!
olor
ra rt lu * ,
rrc VntmunlA t)d
>Jitumliiuit] ^mmuni*
The gtiHrnrr pr*
Birth of Great Organization.
The llrM organization under tho i
ttnute of the Young Men’s f'hrlstimf ns- 1
mm
,I n t i . at O i l* e f T c - li- 'l .Illt ie fi
*rry Mvtil! amii up '
In a d t l i l l u f .
r r . It p i i i t f a s c t f aj
ir a f a e r a t i o n a n i l i
| H | I, til
l'lightiel dm- l*i lie- effort* of George
William*, f.-r the purpose of prayer i
Hint Bible stud*.
* l.ihrnTv
' mid rending l
if fcis.
tillliT 6* i * u T - * ft t*\
mI
r*M»m uiM* liii»*r
I he barterHlog
plr* of the nalrr.
nfnl bacteria, full
itii'l li*f*tur»» nn«l
Of the ffinnjr »«
I ht* ii‘•Mirifl-
mm** • s u p r r i o r in
charm vktiirh f li.ir.ii !•n.-t-. ,-d! patpotie production-.
Much' credit !b
due
the
d ire c to r
lo r
the
S p le n d id
way if! which the iariou> el.arat t*-r>
Were niper.-iunuted, s h o wi n g the ex
cellent training given hy Mrs" "Nixon”
The various countries, <d the
world were interestingly imperson
a t e d -hy a group of efficient young
Distributor
H u g o 's D e s c r ip tio n of R h in e .
Tile Rhine P It -treat!I of Vtil roll IIpects. Victor Hugo, who wrote what
tvas perhaps tin- finest article ever
For Sale T|ve property fronting
written ahnut it t-uid; “The Rhine i» .11 ti feel jin French, avenue, 10 fuel
unique; it combines the quallthut of above Lake Monroe,’ running west,
every river. I.lke the Illume M 1- rap making a tract of about fifteen acres,
id . hroail. like the Loire; etieaied. like the front part in orange trees anti a
the Meuse.; serpeidlue, like the Seine;
two story hwiise wilh out houses,
lltopi.l a ml green, like the Somme; hlstoricid. Hk> tin- filter; total like •tie \\ ill -ell it. , ii rp- pie**-- p,r the wEnle
T h e hj, k p,,rl I as about an
I'lllialte. lav -I, I no!- like the Nile; piece
acre
of
mUek
land leu lit' feet deep,
\ l o i h fuu Let ttwet.s. as "t ... spangled util, gold, like an American
one
three
and
one two inch drive
river;
ami.
like
a
river
”f
Asia,
abound
Iiimbia wa- a vert d'-lightfu! r>-j re
well
on
the
middle
live, Apply to
ing
vvlth
phantoms
and
fables.”
sent at ion of this far famed lad., of
owner. W. F. Leavitt. Sanford, Flu.
Liberty. Antoinette Shinholser and
Mary Elizatieth Nixon, two little
Americans, were adorably charming,
♦
ii ♦
typical of Amur!run childhood
he <k
For Sale
Garri>>»r»
1'rush milk c •w
It L.
46-ltc
For Salt- I 'urn, . |!,.r ,>htru and
Mump.- hire pi g'.
Legist r re«l stock.
Phone 320-1 Paul Keely
4 5-44 p
Between DcLsnd and Orniin's green sweater, John
kor's label. Liberal reward
*d to A. W. Kent, Batchelor
Winter Park.
46-2tc
d ,— Furnished cottage or
L o st—A Rebckah pin
several
isekeeping rooms in or near days ago. Kinder, pie ase return to
. Tw-o children.
Address Herald Office.
46-21C
Herald.
* 47-3lp
Kodak Finishing—24 hour service
II. C. Shcfer, 113 Elm Ave.. Snn
ford. Fla.
4'3-6|p
found
FOR RENT
A ju in o n rASinoN.
There are more than .‘1,000,000 Ford
cars in daily operation in the United
States. Tlijs is a little better than onehalf of.„ali the motor cars used in
America. The Ford car is every man’s
necessity. No matter what his busi
ness may be, it solves the problem of
cheapest transportation. We solicit
your order now, because production is
limited, and we must make it the rule
to supply first orders first. Touring
Car $525; Runabout, $500; Coupe,
$650; Sedan. $775! Truck Chassis,
$550. These prices f. o. b. Detroit.
c. F.
WILLIAMS
Agent
EDWARD HIGGINS
Salesman • *
LOST
WANTED
Wanted Active, intelligent young iando
man who wishes to learn surveying.
Must not he afraid of mud. water or
work, Fred T. Williams.
17-2Jr
Service Co
We also have ybur size
In United Slates. Hood
-aad-ln- H—d.Wodr Tires
ELDER S P R I N G S W ATER
Daily Fasbion Hint
&
have them and will be glad to demonstrate this
popular car to you a t any time.
Expert Mechanics at. Your Service Always
Fur Sale S anford Farms 1 and 2
in Block 15
Inquire of . K. E.
? All Local Advertisement* Under (iambi e. 906 Cass Ave , Detroit,
The, costumes f «r the pageant This Heading THREE CENTS ^
Mich.
46-8tp
were appropriate* and furnished
Line For Each Insertion. Minimi m
through the cohrtesy of Mr*. R. J. Charge 25 Cents.
For Sale—Oliver typew riter, $25.
Starling.
The hats worn by th#
■
office.
Herald
44-t'f
In” answering an * advertisement
rhoir were loaned by Mrs. AVilmot of where no name is mentioned in the
For Sale— ?ive passenger Buick
the French Shop.
id, please do not ask The Herald ear.
Perfect condition.
B. & O.
T he personnels of the directors* for information as to the identity ol
Garage •
44-12tc
committee were Mrs. C. \Y. White; the advertiser.
Usually we do not
Mrs! B. _ J. Starling. Mr*. ('. L. know who the advertiser is and it
For
Side —- _Tow ii
Wing a fid others.
we do we are not allowed to give Lerfgth 26 ft, beam 7
Mrs. Nixon, whose excellent tra in out this information. Simply writ* engine 16-20 H. I*,
ing made possible the beautiful pro s letter and address it as per In lighter I 5 x 6 0 . ■ Fosi!
into house boat, all in
duction. is the daughter of Capt. structions in the ad.
tio n .^ E n q u ire J : K; Vi
Ja.tnes
FlemisP'f, lef’urer ut
This Column is Free to Returned Soldiers Box 16. ' Sanford.
and Sailors Who Seek Positions.
Sales
BUICK CARS
B & O TBTOTOR C O M P A N Y
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
FOR SALE BY
SA N FO R D , FLA
1 r o r Kent—r a i r Isrgu connect in
housekt^pihK-fo^m* anti lurge-gar
den. 509 E.* Third street
A Junfor-tuodel that Is both
fuj. and purposeful Is pictured here,
For Sale
25,000 Livingston
carried out In dark blue serge. The Globe tom ato plants, 11.50 per lOd'J;
Furnished Booms— By day, .week
rejt. surplice, fastening shawl collar 6 inch plants, from healthy condi
or
month. Every convenience. Over
and cuffs are of plaid silk. Drapery
tion.
W.
C.
Post,
Green
CoVe
Philips
Drug Store, corner Park and
a t the aides and pocket* complete the
First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop.
decorative scheme of the s k ir t Mo- ‘Spring*
dlum else citla for 2 yards Sl.icrh
• 43-tf
For Sale—Five passenger nuick
aerge and y, yard .taffeta.
For
R
ent—Cottage.
J.
Munson
uring car—5 tires. “ Mechanically
Pictorial Tterlew Drees No. 7953,
42-8tp
rfect. A bargain If strkl at' once.
Blzes, 13 to 17 years. Price, 25 cents.
THE MOST
D A N G E R O U S D IS E A S E
N o oMrmns o f t h e h u m a n b o d y a r e so
I m p o r t a n t l o h e a l t h a n d t o n e life n s th e
k id n e y s . W h e n t h e y a lo w u p n nd c o m
m e n c e t o l a x in t h e i r d u t i e s , lo o k o u t!
Kind o u t w h a t t h e t r o u b l e I*— w i t h o u t renluiies TI.. y innin n • nlr old-fashdntsv.
W h e n e v e r y o u fe e l n e r v o u - , lotie-l, eonTl'na OII-, ('Rttbiliot *,:fw eak , dizzy, s u ffe r f r o m s l e c p le - e u r e - , -Ire-,,,'!, ^ \ k m r | ■>*t i t ! , , - :le- 11
or h a v e p jtn * In the h a c k —truXc
kn^». n i l kiunn ant ut-,-,1 by pb)'*t*
a t once. Y> ur kidneys nee«t help
These vlan-i pi tli-v, r d-uiy praotice
IWkH
^nre e l a n s i u w a r n y ou t h s t y o u r kot- V '; <.\ I. It!.trie(t| OU t-vpenle" are imn*y» s r e n o t p e r f o r n * |n x t h e i r f u n c pntie.i tti^^t (mm the |jbi ntio- l,-s In
tio n s p r o p e r l y .
T h e y a r e o n ly h a lf llpllund. they sre convenient lu tzhe.
iJolna U itl r w o r k a n d a r e a l l n w l n x lm - nnd « 111 tipier «lve prompt relief *>i
p u r l tl e e t o a c c u m u l a t e a n d b e c o n v e r t your, money will tie refunded, Aek for
ed Into . u r i c a c id a n d o t h e r p oiso n s, them at any itriur store, tint be'sare to
w h ic h a A c a u s i n g y o u d i s t r e s s en d w ip Ker the
nrirflnel ImtofieJ OtJI.P
d e s t r o j r f / o u U nless t h e y a r e d r i v e n ItKlML brand. Accept no •institutes
frp m y o ¥ r s y s te m . .
In sealed pecks see Three sues
The Herald
�%
«... %
♦ ‘
,
Trili SANKOHD HER ai .D
lUfcfc'flEVKN
g r tf'iE C 'ii— ra".
American soldiers Is safe at home
iiKaln and cTery dollar of the gigantic
war bill paid. The fathers and moth
ers of the boys who went overseas or
'tri' camp, who risked their lives for
their country—and many of them gnve
tlfo or limb—will not quit until the
Job Is finished, any more than the sol
diers quit over there.
The Victory I«on'n campaign will
soon be on. The government has de
cided upon a five billion dolnr Issue of
short term securities, to Ik * repaid
within five years, and bearing attrac
tive Interest rntes. aecretnry Glass
believes this form of security will com
mand a better innrket price rtftcr the
campaign than would bonds Issued for
a longer term of years.
Every man In t h e . country will ho
asked soon to subscribe to the Victory
I-oan. It Is time to be getting ready
for 1L
BEST WAR PICTURE
EVER MADE IS FREE
FOR VICTORY LOAN
Flvs Reel Film Mads By United States
Signal Corps To Bo 8hown All
Over The United States
“New Glory for Old" Is the title of
ft wonderful motion picture to be pre
sented all over /he United States soon
by tho United Slates Treasury De
portment for Impressing upon the
American people the nerd of the Vic
tory Liberty loan for which the cam
paign Is to Mart this spring. It will
bo presented In public auditoriums,
without churge to the-public, and the
schedules will permit almost every
city and Important town to have a
showing of the big film.
This Is to be. without doubt, the
grraiest war picture ever presented
anywhere, five reels of real pictures
taken In France.. It was made for the
i
pictorial history nf tho world by Iho
Bays It Will Take Tims For Public To United States Signal Corps, and one
Reallrs Value Of The Red TrlanBl« or the operators was killed while
cranking his camera. It Is a *story
8trvlco To American Fighters.
of tho Ameritnn soldier from the
day of his enlistment to the day. he
reaches Iterlln.. 1L shows him. In the
training camp: In the act of embarka
tion; enjoying his soldier amusements
on shipboard; his landing at Brest;
his training In France, and about 3,000
foot of the hottest fighting known In.
the great confWct.
.
The prints nre to be distributed
through the district headquarters of
thj* Slgth Federal Reserve District at
Atlanta. It Is expected there will be
an Immediate demand for the dims,
and that big patriotic meetings will bo
arranged for the showing of the plcJ
ture In every town. Eloquent speak
ers will he engaged to U*1I the slory
of the Victory-Loon and tho necessity
of "dnlshlng the Job." and It Is expedi
t'd that "New Glory for Old" will be
an Important factor In selling the Issue
of Victory bonds
s o u T H i r r man
THE VICTORY LOAN
MUST BE FLOATED- : BLINDED IN SERVICE
WE'LL FINISH THE JOB
Fathers And Mothers, Of Boys Who
■* Risked All Will-Ss* That The
Biffs Are Paid
The Victory l-oan, fifth and Inst of
the national Liberty Loans, will bo
put over In the campaign..begUyilng
April 21 ""it rontlqnlnp- three wt'ckfl,;
US' enthusiastically and completely as
were tho preceding loans. That Ib ibrtnln, as Indicated by tho responses
from tho loyal workers who aro ready
lo give their services to the.lr Country
until tho job Is finished and tho bills
all paid.___ :_ i__‘
_________
Whatever spirit of "let down” that
may have followed Hie signing of the
mnlntlco Is rapidly disappearing, and
the whole country Ih awakening lo the
r e n l l i n t i n i T that the war Is not over and
w i l l not be over until the Inst of the
Indian Summer.
DR. E. S. HOFFMAN
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
Practice confined to the treatment
of the eye
Eyes examined by n regular regis
tered physician
(•lasses titled, broken lenes du
plicated
2« \V. Church St. - Orlando, Flu.
D eRoy
R. F o n v ille .
I ndi an s u m m e r Is t h e r e t ur n of C'*lilnl hut lint Imi \\i-nlbi-r a f t e r slturp
frosis.
It is ibv t aoi ae ai w he n t he
floor of t h e ves t i bul e " f wi nt e r Is left
st a n d lm: a j a r f " r a nioineat lo let t he
IIj7l|t. niel Ji»- 1 i little nut too tiim b —
of w a r n . ' b nf l ie pa r tl na s u m m e r s t r e a m
In. It Is a M-asoti wltlmui a r i v al —
b r i e f e r e ve n lllilll tile briefest spritltf.
t e n d e r e r l i ma the s of tes t s u m m e r ; It
Is till- lillnilviu- nf till- Vent's w nes a nd
A lio T a g C e r t i f ic a t e N o . >1 1 . d a t e d t h e
S tn d »y of J u l y , A. I). 1915; s a i d c e r t i o r a t e
r m U r i n a t h e fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r l y
s i t u a t e d in Hrm inol* c o u n t y . F l o r i d a , to -m lt;
A* t o Lilt I ft F lo rid a L a n d & C o l o n i s a t i o n
Co. • Add. t o S o u t h S a n f o r d ; t h e sa id l a n d
b r ln * l u e a i r t l a t t h e d a t a of t h e I ss u a n c e of
• u r h r r r t i r i r a t r in | h r n a m r of .\1r». F. L ak e.
I Hr .a id J £ . l.aihg ha* filed sa id r r r t i f i r a t r t in m> »*fbce a n d m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for
t a \ d eeds to iaaue in a c c o r d a n r * w i t h law .
I'n lta* said c e r t i fi c a t e s sh a ll b e r e d e e m e d
a c c o r d i n g to I t s (■« d e e d s will l» tu * t h e r e o n
o n t h e 2 2 n d d a y of April. A. I). 1919.
W itn ess my official s i g n a t u r e a n d seal t h i s
t h e 21st d»> of M a r c h . A. D. I 9 l 9 .
<•«*•!»
K. A. D O U G L A S S .
t Nfk C ircu it C o u r t S e m i n o l e C o ., H a .
Ily V. M. D o u g l a s s . D. C.
4 A- 3tc
'
f o r d . F l o r i d a , t h i s t h o 1 9 t h d a y of M a r c h ,
1919.
»
C. L. 1 I IU T T ,.
N o t a r y P ublic. M y com m laalon
K a p l r r a N o v . I 8 l h , 1922.
Dlckinaon & D lckinaon,
A t t o r n e y , for f n c o r p o r . t o r * . (o ra l)
18- I t c
I . S. L a n d 'Offire . 1 G a l n e a v l l l e , F l i ,
•
•
M a r c h 18, 1919. N*»tire is ht r eh y given t h a t C o l o n e l II.
11«•! nia s.**f CDiidik, F la-, w h o o n M a r c h 16,
1 9 1 1. m a d e H o m e s t e a d E n t r y , No. o r j & 2>0,
^ L '» of HF. L S ectio n 22 a n d N W J f of
8”
S e f t l o n 2.1, T o w n s h i p 21 8 ., R a n g e
*1 L . r s l l a h a t s e v M e ri d i a n , h a s filed n o tice
of In tentio n* t o m a k e T h r e e - y e a r P ro o f , t o
cstald ia h claim t o t h r land a b o v e dr-errihed .
b efo re Clerk C i r c u i t C o u r t , a t S a n f o r d . Fla.,
o n th e 2 5 t h d a y of A pril, 1919.
C l a i m a n t n a m e s as witnes urs:
• C h a rles L. W e s t of O v ied o . F l o r i d a
IIutIs r l l o s t o n of O v ied o . F l o r i d a
Ren CL S m i t h of O v ied o , F l o r i d a
H a r p e r S m i t h of O v ied o . F l o r i d a .
R O R T . W. D A V I S . .
4&-&tr
R e g is te r .
N . l l c e of. A p p llr a tln n for T a x D e e d U n d e r
N r r l l u n » o f C h a p t e r 1888, L a w . o f F lo rIda
r
N o tic e la h e r e b y g iv en t h e y O v e r s t r e e t
T u r p e n t i n r C o m p a n y , p u r c h a s e r of T a t
C e r t i f ic a t e N o . 1282. d a t e d t h e 8 t h d a y »f
J u n e . A. D . IR99, f o r t a k e , f o r t h e y e a r
1898. c o v e r i n g E > . of N W , of S K ' , of
Sec. 2. T p . 21 8 ., It. 2 9 K.. 10 a c r e e . t o l d a t
t h e p r o p e r l y ol K. T . W o o t e n : A l t o T a x
C e rt. No. 968, d a te d the 2nd
d a y of J u n
A. D. 1902. f o r f a i r , for t h r y e a r 1901, coyerihtf S K '» of S K ' * of N W ' f ( I . - # r a i l t o a d
r i g h t of w a y ) S e e . 2 . T p . 21 S . It. 2 9 K.. » » ?
ac r e s , t u l d a s t h e p r o p e r t y of A. l o H u n t ;
a n d . h . s tiled s a id certificate In m y office,
a n d h a t m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r t a x d e e d 'to
issue In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law ..
_I 'o li is said certificate # shall h e A d e e m e d
a c c o r d i n g l o la w t a x d eed will Isaiii;jP irreo n
on th.- 22 nd d a y of Apr il. A. D . - l s d T W itn e t t m y official s i g n a t u r e a n d acal t h i a t h e
19th d a y of M a r c h . A. I*. 1919.
(aeali
IV A. DOUGLASS.
t ' i r / k 'C i rc u i t C o u r t S c m io o lo C o .. Fla.
48-Xlc
n o t d k to contmactohn
"
S ealed I'lda will h r ft-c rlvrd b y a n d a t t h e
office of t h r u n d c r e i g n r d u n t i l l o -a. m. April
2 l a t . 1919, for t h e re m o d e l l in g of t h r W r l b o r h c lll n rk Intel H o t e l Valdcx. C o n t r a c t o r a
t o f u r n l . l t alt l a b o r a n d m a t e r i a l # fur s u c h
r e m o d e l l in g a r r n r d l n g t o p lan a a n d a p r r i f i r a
l i o n , ol F. II. T r l i m l d r , A r c h i t e c t .
4’lane
a n d s p e c ific a tio n s m a y bv Jiinl u p o n . a p p U r a .
lio n t o I be S e c r e t a r y a n d b y tit .p o sJitin
tln g
I I " . an . which will In rrt u r n i -i t whi-n p lan s
re r i - i t a l i c re d t o S e c r e t a r y .
All bbl>lrrs
arc r n i u i r i i l t o a r c . i m p a n y t h e i r b id s w(th
r r r t l f i i d check uf 1280.till p a y a b l e In S a n lo r d
11--I* I t.'i-uatru i lin n C
In c., t h e
I • - I - -( ur--iicc» .. f i l l b i d d e r s will l.r re1• n. . I
III. Ill lip'-n I In- ,re,i cllnfi nf I h rlf
bid- i Iti-ck* - I .i c c i - . t u l b b l d r r s will lie reI s l h n l Sint* U - ld t-> t h e C nSpnraltun a ,
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N o tice I. h e re b y given t h a t O v e r . t r e e t
T u r p e n t i n e C o m p a n y , p u r c h a s e r of T a t
C e r t i f i c a t e , N o , * 08 a n d N o . 70S. d a t e d t h e
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6 t h d a y of N o v e m b e r , A. I). i h 9 5 , fo r u n
p a i d t a x e s fo r t h e y e a r 189 1, c o v e r i n g l i r e .
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H. 2 9 K.. r u n N 41 7 .1 2 I t , W 4 1 7 .1 2 f l . S .
4 1 7 .1 2 f l , K. 4 1 7 .1 2 ft, 4 a c r e s . S o l d aa t h e
p r o p e r l y of U n k n o w n .
A n d s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e s h a v e b e e n filed In
rtiy office, a n d t h e O v e r s t r e e t T u r p e n t i n e
C o. hav e m ad e app licatio n for tax deed to
i s s u e In - a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w .
U n les s a a l d
certificates shall be r e d e e m e d a ccording to
l a w t a t d e e d will l«sue t h e r e o n o n t h e 2 l a t
d a y nf A pril, A. D. 1919.
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t h e s t a t e of F l o r i d a , a n d t h a t y o u r p artle*
u l a r r e s i d e n c e I# u n k n o w n t o affian t a n d
t h a t t h e s a i d J o h n K. l l r o w n ia a m i n o r
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been a b s e n t fro m th* s t a te m ore th a n a lity
d a y s n e i t preceding thia o rd er a n d th e r e
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s a m e J o h n K. l l r o w n .
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In t h i s c o u r t t o t h # hill h e r e in filed o n t h e
6t h d a y of M a y . A. D . 1919.
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p u b l i s h e d o n ce a w eek f o r e l e h t c o n s e c u t i v e
w eek s In t h e S a n f o r d • H e r a l o , a n e w s p a p e r
p u b l i s h e d In aald S e m i n o l e c o u n t y .
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C i r c u i t C o u r t t h is S l a t d a y of F e b r u a r y ,
A. D. 1919.
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T i b 19 8 . 1 L >1U _e«jL tun^^N 111. ch«. W. 2 i j e a i d c o u n t y , a t 111# office in S a n f n r d In sa id '
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i n g a s se s se d a t t h e d a t e
t h e r e a f te r as t h e m i l t e r r a n he h e a r d , for
f t h e iaaufencr uf su c h c e r t i f i c a t e in thi A u t h o r i t y t o sell, a t p u b lic o r p r i v a t e sale,
tifemr uf J . llfellhotisr a n d wife. U n less s a i d t h e following d es crib ed real e s t a t e . In sa id
r r r t i f l r a t r sh a ll h r r n l c r m c d a c c o r d i n g to c o u n t v, t o - w l l : S o u t h 7 a n d ty c h a i n s of t h e '
law t a t i l e n t v»i!l is a q r I h r r r o n o n t h e 10 th NW » » t*f N K »4 of See. $9. T o w n s h i p 20 ,
d a y nf AWrtl. A I >. 1919.
Rang* JO K i« i, c o n t a i n i n g I '* a c r e s m o r e or
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t 'i r r u i t of F l o r i d a , at D# L a n d , F l o r i d a , or mx-«t r*irner of N o r t h w e s t , ' a of S o u t h w e s t h
w h t r r t t r h r m a y he f o u n d at ID ii'chi rlt on id S r r t l o n 6, T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , R a n g e 90
t h e mxtrning id April I ’•rti I 1.Mi*, or as soon Hast, thi-n re r u n N o r t h 135 feet, t h e n c e
tlit r« a f t e r as I m a y h r h r a r d . f o r * l i c r n s r to F act 322 1-3 f r e t , t h e n c e S o u t h 135 f r e t ,
m a n a g e , t a k e c h a r g e of a n d c o n t r o l iny t h e n c e W e s t t •* s t a r t i n g p o i n t .
p r o p e r t y , a n d t o b e c o m e a t r r r d e a l e r in
W h ir h a p p l i c a t i o n will he b o a r d u p o n th o
ev«r> resp ec t.
petitixm f*>r dll** nom on fit#* In sa id c o u r t .
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D a t e d M a r r h 2 7 t h . A D. 1919.
i d a . M a n h I tit#. | 9 | 9
M A T T W IL J.1A M S.
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Ip a r e o f i l a n c e w i t h a n d h y a t i t h o r i t y of m a y c o n c e r n , t h a t L assie ( I r a m e r , as G u a r f ' h a o l r r 7 l f . ( N o Hit, A c ts of U»|7, L a w s d iah id H a r r y J C r a m e r , a m io n r will, on
of t-ixinda, S e m i n o l e c o u n t y is h e r e b y p l a t e . I t h e 30 th d a v of April, A. D. 1919, a p p l y t o
lh a H o n o r a b l e K. F. I l o u s h o l d e r , C o u n t y
u m lrr * a i|uarant|n *#. •
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sh a ll e m b r a c e h u lls , w ork o t e n , sti*er«, c o w s, o'clock a rn , or a e s o n i f t h e r e a f t e r a s t h e
heifer# a n d r a l v r a l s h a l l he tlrivetr. t r a n s m a t t e r r a n b e h r a r d , for a u t h o r i t y t o sell,
p o r t e d o r a l l o w e d t o a l r a y o r d r i f t i n t o a n y at p u b lic or p r i v a t e sab*, t h e f o llo w in g d e s
c r i b e d r r a l e s t a t e . In s a i d c o u n t / , t o - w l t:
p a r t of
ll s g l n n l p g a t a p o i n t f o u r b u n d l e d a n d f o r t y
S e m i n o l e C o u n ty
( 4 40). .feet . n o r t h of t h e s o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of
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R e g u l a t i o n # of t h e S t a l e L iv e S t n r k S a n i t a r y ter of S e c t i o n t S I r t y - o n e (.11), T o w n s h i p
l i z a r d , for tfie *<>ntrol, p r e v e n t i o n a n d t w e n t y (20), s o u t h of. I la n g o T h i r t y (30) c
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t w e n t y (420) feet, t h r n r e n o r t h t w o hundre*!
an d ten i2IO) feet, t h e n c e e a s t fo u r h u n d r e d
S t # t e L iv e S t . o k S a n i t s r > H o ard
ami t w e n t y feet (42 0), t h e n c e • o u t h tw o
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hundrex! a n d Ian feed t o p lace uf b e g in n in g .
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\ t l i n .* Slat#* Yi*(# n n a n t n .
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D o n e at Tall*ha»»e«*. F la.,
m rsi of S K c o r n e r of HW )( of S U ) ( «»f S ec
M a r c h fxth, 1919.
tion 31. T o w n s h i p 20, R a n g e 30 F a s t , n m
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E f f e c t i v e A pril l a t , 1919.
n o r t h 313 U f e e t , w est 2 09 ( c a t , s o u t h 313 .4
(!<iplc# of L a w , Rule# a n d R e g u l a t i o n # f o r f r e t e as t 200 f r e t t o b e g in n in g .
w a r d e d on r e q u e s t .
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mill be m a d e t o tin* F l o r i d a L e g i s l a t u r e a t
11• n ex t r* g u l a y
B*|on. w h i r h c o n v e n e s on Notice o f App lication for T a t D r r d U n d e r
I h o It r • t 1’ tier, l a y a f t r r t h e first M o n d a y In
S r i H u n X <>f C h a p t e r 4Xas. L a w # a f FloeApijt, »*»l'», ft•r t h e r n a r t n i r n l of a s p n l s l
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U n n x t i t u t i o n u | Du- t i t a t o of F t o rM a , t h a t et r t l f i c a t e . l n t h v n a m e o f , U n k n o w n . Untevw
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i d a , UJltl, for t h o | > a » a f p of • a p r r i a l law for 2 9 t h d a y of A pril, A. D.- 1919.
.W ltnraa m y official a l g n a t u r a a m i a n
lh<- r r l i r f uf J . i;. f*arv a n d for r a t t f i r a l l o n
of a r o r t a l n d r a t n a x v c o n t r a c t , l h a aa id J . K. t h e 2 8 t h d a y of M a r r h . A. D , IUIM.
. K. A. DOUGLASS,
1‘a r v h a d a n d r n t r r r d I n t o » l t h t h e D r a i n - • (ae.li
C le r k t ' i r r u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e Uo.. F la.
a ( p C o m m l u i o n c r a of D l a t r l r t N u . I of D r
a n g * C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , »h«-n Ih# (crrtlo rjr
46-D r
l l y V. M . D u u g laaa, D . C.
N D I I I 1K
Now York. Fob.
So ttntistial was t i n - p r o a . i - .,- a n i l | . l . d " . , . f n i i i i i i i ' n r e s
lira
h<i f r i t ) r o i rt 1 h a I t h r u ruler
I or al loti i i f Edeli — i ,M liiitiUe.
f ft ill «<ft M xinilav,
' 1". 1 / l - l . 1 1 19,
th'’ aorvlco rontlort-tl by Dr Roy It F'ttn
or •» ■txon litre# a f l r r aa rt»ti m nli' nt a|*|U) t<(
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it( Ih •- ■tali' of 1 l* r i d s , for l e t t e r • i n t r l i t in
Need
Animal
Food.
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“
Tr**|Hral
ra ti n r th
C. A. work overseas (but Major Gen
t pr#i p«M«*tfl r h a r
II lias lu-i-li foqad lllilt slbli illlillllll | iaiii u m I i r I h ritffitlbimin
» hlrh j • i.n fib* in t )tr
i!)•*♦ **r i g I n ial
eral L S. I’liton bus written him a food as milk, eujjs and meat entii:ilns ic».
Itftirr •*I i h r Si r r # ! » r \ i f S t a i r i•t Ih.- S l a t e
personal letter In appreciation of hfs growlli pmdib Inc sahslaaces In uiiimll- -1 M x.rixia. al 1 a l i a )>#««« r ,
F. F. D u l l on
efforts.
Ih-s snlllrient for iju- rapid urowib mid
II J**nr« * '
> Mr. Fonville has returned to fils development of the body. While these
S a n d y Andrrsxm
Arllflra of Incorporation of Iho **lr«>plral
homo after ten months service with substances are found In certain vejjeVrgclablr ( a m p a n ;"
Thr* unflr*r«ignnl h r f r h y a a a o r l a l r t hr m*
tjie Yi M. C. A. Ho was with the Fifth InhlcH and grain, they are In qunntlttc*
ar*lvf* t n p i t h t r fur | h r purpnsi* #»f f u r m i n g a
and Sixth Marines and Ninth and Twen so smiill Hail often In the ordinary diet l»mly (Mdiiir o l d r n f |H i r a t r u m l r r t h r - l a o s
MY SPECIALTIES:
ty-third Infantry nt Chateau Thierry. sufficient qumitllles arl- tad coiisuiiiH •*f t h r •tat#* nf F lo rid * , a i l h fend u n d # r the*
fidlnmini; |t r o |io 9rf| c h a r t e r :
Solssons-and St. Mlhlel. It was while
-•—
Article I.
PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHIN* he was In a trenrlf waltlnt; to serve to meet the needs of the growing body^ mTh«* n a m r nf t i n c * 'f |» o f a l D m s h a l l h r l l r
i
Tf"|»'C.»l
V iffta h lr
< ••irp ary."
am i
»t«
(he Marines when th«v "pushed off."
GOItll VM'S STERLING SILVER
| i f t n i | | > i . l I ' l a r r *d l 'U * i n r * « a ti a l l h r a l S a n
Iliat a IiIkIi explosive shell blew par
N ig h t m u * l e L e n d s S o ^ g CUL(.x.
fx*rd. I h*rt«la
O i t h h r a m h o | f i r r « at a i j r h
't hr r
i n t h r a l a t r of F l n r t d a a n d n f h r r
T h e sw . te-t winner ninofig lor ds i- 4«talr«*
dlrles of rru-k Into tils rye. tillndlna It
ROGERS' PLATED WARE
*d •hx l i i i t / i l s t a t # a a n d .»i
*f U
The sarno shellilre killed J a m e s 'A tile nlulilltlgixle : I hen enioes t he lltlliet n n i l i ' f l M a# l i F f r a l t i f m a \ h r t •! 4- i i ' i c h r d
A r l l r l r II.
ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Illrchby, a Y. M. C. A. secretary front Hie lark, l h e s k y l a rk a m t woodl ar k. Tit"
n a t u r e nf (hi*
of t h o ro rp u r*
Pasadena, Cal., and wounded another mockin '. M p l Inis t ho g r e a t e s t powe r s * t |Tu nh e r ha
ll h e : t o h u y t n a n , h o l d . «trll9 l r « t e
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Red Trianalo worter, Thomas W. WII- of Iniltatlon. *
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l a n d s a n d o t h e r real r s t a t r , t o p l a t , fay n u t .
hut, Jr„ of New Ilrllaln, Conn.
develop#* n o d f a r m t h r . s a m e In \ 1 g r t 4 h lrs,
f r u i t s a n d o t h e r p r o d u c t s of t h e still. J o p u r
D I T C D i r C C r* A D H C 4
T'*”' l<‘,,,,r °f apprerlnllon that was
c h a s e . aftd sx'll, a n d **therwIs#’ a c i | o l r r a n d
D U i l I N L t J i J L A K U u < snht lo Mr Fonville by General Upton
d i s p n s r id r a t t l e atnl ••11.••r live st a k, t o
An a n d rrnatiaf*e
i I ik Ii ra
r «nngf *«*t #»f
or rran
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n a o a f e atxxek
a n ch
c h#e ss;; to
J
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l ifi a l i n l i r r . h t r l a n d * , t i m t r r p c i o l u c t * , a n i |
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a . work ns Y M C A. representative of
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One Inch Cards Will lie Published Un- 1 •I"' Nlnlh Infanliy for soiuo time and
n •I Ixii11tiliit* n'*l<*n*la. la# in sn iif * rt ur#*,
•• ;i su it n t l . x f H l , . (cal 111 ■ I klxtil# x.f
dvr This lleadlnK Al The Rale Of *7.2( 1 " H i "• r»n*‘T •«
a|.pr«-latlon I
11
■nf Hi" unromt’lalnfng nntl xolilli’r l(k<
in*# r i n i i l i • (xi I u ' \ ** II, Mil'! ' l h « r * i « r
• si
I’rr Yr«r.
niixfim-'r In which /ou linvo uniturgonc
Ir» mII kiinl* nf (itrm tnarliirii f> s i d I fnrtii
In
Her
Molher'*
Home,
Say*
This
su|i|»li«a; t n l.utJR, uv»i dful *x|»i r a t e i r r
nil wlHmut tti" glory Hint 1" attache!
l*lsc»ls. # «*l«l •t«*rpK#* i>lsnt*.
Georgia Lady, Regarding Black- m»*iufs«*|urtiut
to O f profcBfilon of -i»nn8. Tto- .work
r r ( r i | ; r s l l " f i n n d p n wntlinir j
f .a liyy,
r p o M i u r t afnl u l f i i ^ v m r »«*|Uir*. srul
which you linvo done bail added grt-at
Draught. Relief From Head
s i r f u s i l i , r s i l r n s 'l a . I m it a , a m i lu>*( lin rs,
|y to the contentment of ttin men nnd
t u tic si in all k lntl# «»f U r nt p r m l u r t # , l»y
L A )VY E R
ache, Malaria, Chill*, Etc.
{ M irrU ip a m i . sal**, ur on r o n i m i s a l o a , or
Jhu" to the cfriclpncy of the comothcrel^c*. t o ilost in s t o r k # sn«l l*on<t«, t o
l i m i t: i n t i i f : c o u r t i i o u s k
h o ld s t o r k i n o t h r r rorfu r a t i o n s s m l ills*
mnnd ”
* -.Ringgold, On.— Sirs. Chris. Gaston, |iosc* cf th** u r n * , t o b o r ro w m o n r y sn«t m*•'My
ex perience gave mo nn apprec
r
SANFORD FLORIDA
of this plnco, writes: "I am n user u r r t h e s s m r liy s |»l(«l|;r of Us s t o r k , n r
iation of American men and what they of Thodford'n Black-Draught; In fact, l>y n o l i * , b o n d * o r m n r t s i y r s u r o t h r r o b l i
n s upj'tt t h e p r o p e r t y of th** c o r p o r a t i o n
can go through," raid Mr. Fonville. it was ono of our family-'modlclnca. sgpadt i o gI
D4 r ally I •» )ifev#» mo.I exerc ise all l U f h j
"Our division wna n Hhock unit. H Also In my mother's homo, when I p o » r r » • • m a y be* i m i d r n t t o t h r p urpi*srs
nf th>* r o r p o r s t l o n . o r o t h e r
T 1 IO M A 8 E M M E T W ILS O N
never went any way hut forward. Our was a child. When any of us child aLnudsin huftlftr«#
r ssr # of a lil|C n a t u r e , a n d t u h a y e,
K. m i G U S O N I I O U S H u LL k R
pllvlalnn alone captured 12.000 priaon ren complained of headache, usually r n j o y a n d rxircis#* all t h r r i g h t s , p**wrrs,
t t<» CpffHire fJa M or*
rra. Thoae inen appreciated the Y. caused hy constipation, uho gnvo u# •r ns nd l i vpdr i valnl et gf rrsx i sinrldc-n
t l n g u n d e r a n d b y v i r t u e of
a
doso
of
Black-Draught,
which
would
t
h
e
la
w
s
of
t
h
r
s
t
a
t
e
of
llorld^.
M. C. A.' and underatood the dlfllciil
rectify tho trouhlo. Often In tho
A r l l r l r III.
‘tlea
It
had
to
ctmtend
with
In
getting
Bpring, wo would havo malaria ahd
LAW YERS
T h r a m o u n t of c a p i t a l s t p r k of t h e c o r
eupptlea up to the rront. I have, no chills, or troubles of this kind, wo p o r a t i o n sh a ll b e On** H u n d r e d T h o u s a n d
D ollars, divided
in to One r
Florida complaint to make about losing the would tako Black-Draught pretty reg Tt Shloo uo s.ma niod OOf
SnnCord
(10001 s h a re# of th e. p a r v a l u e nf
eight of one eye, that la wnr, but tt ular until the Jlvcr actod well, and O n e H u n d r e d ( $ | 0U.UU| D o l l a r s e a c h , w h ich
m o n e y of t h e
bewilder* me to have known what 1 wo would soon bo up nnd around • liaTl b e p a y a b l e Ih law fu l r In
in
■
\t*ii x r n u t i l n n t h o v l t h n u t 1 L U n l t r d M # u s of A m s r i r # , « r In i>f«|i»rty.
or
imf-iuit
vita#'
'do or the wprk of the Y’ In Franco again, t t o wouia not do wunnui iu in-t«t)or.6r MTvffM.'it , fairf «n
tf •!
and then come homo to *lenm of the for H certainly bna saved us lots of t i o n . t o b e A i e d b y t h e b o a r d of d i r e c t o r s .
doctor bills. Just a dose of BlackOffice 309 Park Avenue
Article IV.
crttlclams being circulated here. I Draught when not so well saves a
T h e t e r m f o r w h ic h t h e c o r p o r a t i o n sh a ll
e
i
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s
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r
p
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r p e t u a l un lrav soon* r d i s
believe that In due time the full ap lot of day* In bed.”
Telephone 291
so lv e d according; t o law.
predation of tho Y. M. C. A.’a work
Thedford'a Black-Draught Tiaa been a
_ Aflift* V.
O fficeH n: 10- 12 a.m. & 2-4 p.m for victory will bo general."
In use for many years In tho treat
T h e b t i s I n M t of t h e c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l b e
ment of B t o m a c n , liver nnd bowel c o n d u c t e d b y a p r e s i d e n t , a vi ce p r e s i d e n t , a
n d a b o a r d of d i
troubles, and tho popularity which It sr ee cc troe rt sa r yt o acnodn s itsrte*aosfu rnenr ,t Iacm
DON’T SELL BOND8 CHEAP.
th a n three, th e
now enjoys la proof of Its m erit
n u m b e r to be (lie d by the by-law s.
The
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n u ally by the
If your liver U not doing its duty,
VETERINARIAN
Holder* of Liberty bond* of any las
t
o
c
k
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l
d
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r
s
o
n
t
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you will Buffer from such disagree
(GRADUATE)
•uo are warned by the government not able symptoms as headache, bilious* a r y of e a c h y e a r , a t 11:0 0 o 'c lo c k a. m. a t a
m eeting had for t h a t purpose in Its p rin cip al
Tyeats scientifically diseases to accept the ffrat offer made by n ness, constipation, i n d i g e s t i o n , etc., offices
a t H a n f n r d , F l o ri d a , a n d I ts officers
s
"ahark"
In
cnae
they
are
forced
to
nell
and unless something la dono, serious t hh ei l l .beolamr dm eofd l adt ierleyc t ot hr*e.r e a fUt ea rt i l b et h oesl ee c teeled c teb yd
of all domestic animals.
their bond* for any purpose.
trouhlo may rcaulL
.
• a t a n o r g a n i s a t i o n m e e t i n g of t h e s t o r k Calls in Sanford and
Thedford'a Black-Draught lias been h o l d g s t o b e h e l d u p o n t h e c o m p l e t i o n of
It'la best to borrow on your bond*
^ c o r p o r a t i o n , or. a t t h e f irs t a n n u a l
vicinity promptly
found a valuablo remedy for theso IU_
Instead of selling them, nnd the bnnk
m e e t i n g of s t o r k n o l d r r s . sh a ll b e *|uallfled,
troubloa.
I
t
ia
purely
vegetable,
nnd
XnHwcrcd.
t
h
e
b
u s i n e s s of t h e c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l b e c o n
wilt usually grant r. low rnto-of Interaqta In a prompt and natural way, d u c t e d b y t h e fo llo w in g officers; F. F.
rsV.
‘
Ilut
if
you
must
sell;
go
to
a
reg
D
u
t
t
o
H a n d y A n d e r so n , Vice-IV*. an d
Phone 389 Melrose House
regulating tho llvfir to Its proper H. J o nn ,e sPres.,'
, S r c r r t s r y a n d T r e a s u r e r ; a n d F.
ular
hank,
where
you
will
get
the
fui*
functions
nnd
cleansing
tho
Imwel#
of
F. D u t t o n , H a n d y A n d erso n a n d
It, J o n e s
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
market price. If you ran hold on. nil linjturltlcs. Try It. I dbIbI on Thed- • h all r o f t s t i t u t e t h e b o a r d <d d i r e c t o r s .
A r l l r l r VI.
the better, for Hie Liberty bond# will ford b. tlui original and genuine. E 7D
h ig h e s t a m o u n t of i n d r b t n l n e s s or
7h
cert unify bring 100 e n t * on the dollar
J
K an illty
lltty tl o w
t r h li r h t h r m
r nrr p o r ia t i o n * . m a y a t
GOODTOTHE L A S T D R O P
a n y t i r n r a u D j c r t t t a r l l . h a l l n o t ex cee d t h e
after ti few y arn of p-aee.
HENRY McLAULIN
■
,
N O T IC E
N o t i c e Is hi r e b y g i v e s ' t h a t a p p l i c a t i o n
will h , m a d . t o t h e F l o r i d a l e g i s l a t u r e a t
It* n e a t rec ilar se ss io n , w h ich c o n v e n e s o n
th « f r o T i . s d a y . a f t e r t h e firs t M o n d a y In
April, 1919, for t h e e n a c t m e n t of a sp ecial
law In a n d for S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l o ri d a ,
p r o h i b i t i n g t h e r u n n i n g a t l a r g e In sa id
c o u n t y of c a t t l e , aaid la w t o h r r atified b y
a m a t u r i t y v o t e of t h e i|uaMfir<l v o t e r s of
said c o u n t y b efo re b e c o m i n g effe ctiv e.
K. A. D O U G L A S S , C lerk .
39-9tc
. .
.
N O T IC K
__ —
I . h e r e b y » i v e n t h . t a n a p p l l r a t l n n will b e
ma«le t o t h e n e x t ■•■xlon of t h e H u r i d a
I.C giatatur o i n h a v e ' t h a t b o d y e n a r t a law
a b o l i a h i n g t h e p r e s e n t f o r m of m un icipal p i v t r n m m l for S a n f o r d , F l # . , a n d t o e a ta b lix h a d i f
f e re n t f o rm of g o v e r n m e n t f o r t h e . a i d m u n l r l p a l l t y , xuch f o r m of g o v e r n m e n t t o h e w h a t I .
ordinarily t r r m t d th e r u m m l u i o n - m a n i V '
f o r m of g o v e r n m e n t f o r m u n l r i p a l i t l e a .
I l a t e d M a r r h I S t h , 1919.
C o m m itte e on M u n ic ip a l L egirlatlon,
l l y S. O. C h a w , C h aati r m a n
II. C . D u l i o i e , S e e l y .
.18.91c
IIKPAIJTMKNT o r T ill: INTKKIOH
:_
In
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Dr. C. J. Marshall
Ideal F ertilizers
•
Ideal Brands as ever will give
you best results
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M A XW ELL
HOUSE
C O ffEE
w ;» r.
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l u u i t
-r.
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^
Tho government hdn decided upon
«hort term bond#, to be redeemed In
from one to five years, for the’Victory
Lciui, Instead of bonds maturing In
fifteen to twenty years.
J
Secretary of the Treasury Carter
JJlaaa feel* convinced that these sourttles will command a higher market
•rice than (hose covering a longer 'pe
riod.
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N . l l r t a t A , , l l r * i l , n to t .T »x t l r . d U m t r r
B x i l l * . I o f U h x,l . r 4888, Law* of M a r Ids
N o t l r * U tw-rrby f i v . n t h a t J . K. L a i n # ,
p u r r h a . r r o f T a x C # r t l f i c a t » N o . 48 2 . d x t a d
i h a 2 n d d a y of J u a a . A . D . I S I S ; a a l d to r.
I(Praia am b racca th* fu lllo o ln f /d r a rr lh rit
p r o p . r t y a t t u a t r d in S a m l n n l r r o u n t y , Fla.
f » e « of a u c b r r f t l f i r a t a In I h a n a r n a of 'J. V,
L aln c
a m o u n t of I t , c a p i t a l clo ck p l u a Ita au fp lu x .
A r llc la V I I . ,
T h a n a m e a n d re sid e n c e nf t h v I n ro r p o w t n r a , a n d l h a n u m b e r of a h a r r a of . l o c k
a u b a r r l b e d b y e a c h a r e aa fnllu w a:
V. F. D u t t o n . H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a . 9 0 a h a r r a
If. J o n r a , S a n f o r d , F t p r l d a , 6 a h a r v s
ita n d y A ndvraon, S anford, F lo rid a , 8 aharaa
K t a t v of F l o r i d a
C o u n t y of B a m l a o t a .
I h a r r b y c a r t l f y . T h a t on t h i a d a y p a r a o n ally a p p v a ra d b r jo r a n t F. F. D u t t o n . San‘ ud er xon a n d H. J o n r a , t o n x k n o w n t o
v p a r a o n a w h o au b a c r lb v d t o t h a f o ra■ o in , r b a r u r , e n d e a c h . fa t-h tw a v lf , brfor#
x. a a v a r a l t y aC k e # V l,< lg ,d t h a t h a d i d ao
r I k a uaaa a n d p u r p a a n a . t h f r a l n n x p r aaaad .
W l t n r a a bay h a n d a n d aval of offlev a t 8 a a - _
«
Complete Formulas, any analysis,
proportioned to prevent waste
DR. E. M. DOWLING
8HORT TERM BONDS.
*
Prompt Shipment
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THU SANFORD HERALD
CHANDLER
SIX $ ( 7 9 5
F a m o u s F o r Its M a r v e l o u s M o t o r
lU*ttraUm{ Ihi «n» term CkaaJlft /cur-fautntir noJjcr
come back, ia told by W. J. Daker of
Portcheater, N. Y ., who spiked cloven
month* aa a Y. M. C. A. worker Vrfth
the 26th Division.
Hla particular
chnrfe was the third battalion of tho
103nl Infantry. lie joined that unit
on tbs St. Mlhlel front, went with
them to Chateau ThlerTy, and later
waa In the famous St. Mlhlel clean-up
and the drive -before Verdun.
"It was Just before that action belean," said linker, "that I snw the finest
exnmplo of the characteristic unselfish
ness of the boys. They 'cleaned their
pockets' for the folks at home. They,
knew they were going up against the
real thing, and they wanted all their
money to go home In case they never
enme back. In all. I wan entrusted
with 8,000.000 francs — upwards of
$1,500,000 — before that attack.
Wo
handled such funds through the regu
lar Y. M. C. A. service established for
sending money from soldiers to rela
tives In America.”
Baker lived with Ills battnllon, and
saw lively • tithes, as tho "Yankee
Division,” as It was called, was kept
on the fighting front nlmost contlnuouB ly-
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OW that you are ready to huy that new car, try to find one
th a t gives.you so much in mechanical excellence and in
beauty and com fort of bodies at so fair a price as does tho
Chandler Six.
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Search for such a m o to r s •
Search for such n sturdy chassis.
Search for such features of essential equipment: Ho.sch mag
neto for sure ignition, silent chain drive for motor shafts three
chains running in constant spray iff oil. solid cast aluminum
motor base extending from frame to frame, annular ball hearings
to carry the power back to th e rear wheels with the minimum
loss through friction.
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! '•»' Ch tndier is the ihost closely priced fine car in the
Anierfm; u; rket. A determined Chandler policy, pursued no\v
lor nearly .»lx years, Las made it so*
When you really know th e Chandler Six, no " c o m p e t i t i v e —
car will J n lerd L yuu. Cars for wlilcli you are asked to pay more
will not uitert st you.
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No oiiu-r ar. in the whole medium-priced field, offers you
sudi a r io u r . No other offers you sucli features of essential,
lii^h-t;*'
4,esig:i anti npiipm cnf.'
\?k. if.' you to [ sly more wouldn't give you more. To mark
up tlu* tree doesn’t make a ear better. The Chandler is sold
at a o ,jlt price than ai.y other fine car. You can p n v e this by
your ,vn com pa "i u»ns.
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S t v t u - l ‘a \ . t n ( i r
Widely-Known Financial Editor Sue
ceeds W. C. Wardlaw, Who Be
comes Associate Director
TANKAGE
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Letters. Bills, Invokes, Receipts
Etc. Plenty of them
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Phone 14R
Sanford, Florida
Haynes McFadden
A very large proportion of the coun
ties In the .Southern Slates have adopt
ed tho Individual quota system for the
Victory Loan, and expect thereby to
distribute tho Investments In securi
ties over wider ground. By this h>a(em. every citizen will lie assigned n
definite quota which ho Is expected lo
take. Just as stales and counties have
their quotas. This will be based on
Ills Income and property, and will b«subject to change by a Iout I appeals
committee If he feels his quota has
been fixed at too high n figure.
In previous rnmpnigns, counties
which used the Individual quoin plan
went over the top quickly and by a
large margin, without placing the bur
den of heavy Investments on com par*
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For Great Victory Loan
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I generator, switchboard and radiator are mounted
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No belts or chain connections are used—silent—clears
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Rising Sun
Self R ising Flour
i* more than u trade name
It means flour which has a sci
entific baking efficiency and an
inestimable.food value.
Herald Want Ad’s Will Bring: Results
Calls **Y” Work In German Prison
CamR "Life SaVer," While Con
fined At Vlllingen.
A SU B STITU TE Edit
without its OI)()lt nntl
. AT HALF T ill: COST
ONLY $.1.00 per 100 lb. SAUK
MONEY BACK if results nut satisfactory.
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fcFKEDING DIRECTIONS J Mix
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Atlanta, F<-h. . . —'Headquarters of
, iIn* Sixth Federal Reserve District In
Atlanta Is almost as busy as though
the campaign were actually under way
A vast insulin! of preliminary work
tins' been mnd<* necessary by the lntll
i vlilual quota system to be tried out for
Oie first time In the South The "fair
n t square" Idea .Is to tie carried out
in tills, every citizen being assigned n
! quota based on hts tax returns and
SIX .M'1.LM)II> BODY TYPES
Income If he regards the quota ns
f t'.r . f
/n u » /‘a u r n f i r H '. a J M r i .
unjust, he has the right of appeal lo ,np
adjustment committee.
| 'l lie-fifth, or “Victory” Loan will be
necessary If the United States Is to
ASK toll IlKMONSTIIATION
Finish the Job It started The war did
nut end with the signing of- the armisWIGHT TIRE COMPANY
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It will not end even , with the
PIIONK NO. It
conclusion of the pence terms The
war will not In* over until the hills
are paid, and It Is up lo the people of
the United Btnles to pay tln-m—to
feed
the soldiers and bring them
j limit"
The United Stales hail barely begun
the district war lo:tn organization, lie atlvoly few patriotic citizens Tilts to tight when the armistice was sign
succoeds W- (’ Ward law. chairman for plan makes every man feel certain that ed. hut II had prepared for war on an
four Kuceemiful campaigns, who has bis nblghbor also Is Farrylng his share enormous senle. This was probably
one of tile reasons Germany quit so
been made associate director anil as of tho obligation to his country.
.suddenly*- she t*nw that Uncle Sam
sistant lo Governor McCord In lit.- war
l was going to war on a big scale And
* now the h ill* must be paid, either bV
loan work- Mr McFndden has h»im
taxation or investment
A Victory
active In former campaign*, and was
bond w i ll bw of m u c h more vnlu*- to all
vice chairman In the fourth Liberty
Of tn than a star k of tax receipts.
I/>un drive.
Haynes McFnddcn. of Atlnntn, pub
Usher of tho Southern Honker, has
been appointed chairman of the ex
ecutive committee for the Sixth Fed
eral District In the Victory Ixmii cam
paign, It was nnnminred this week by
Governor Joseph A McCntM. head of
IVic Electric Farm-Lighting
Plant You Have Been
Waiting For
rCTAtll KHFD SEcaaywwfflri
WEEKLY PfilCE UST
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New York. Feh
Lieutenant
George I'urvear, of Memphis, Tenn.
au aviator, was one of a trio ..f hardy
American adventurers who were »u<
cessful In a wild dash for liberty from
tho Vlllingen prison camp on October
6 Sixteen men made , the attempt,
hut only l*uryear, Lieutenant Harold
Willis Of Boston, and Naval lieuten
ant Isaacs of Portsmouth, V n . got
away Word has Just been received
at Y. M. C. A. headquarters here con
cerning their almost hopeless escapado.
Tho men brought back remarkable
accounts of Y. M. C. A, work even nt
Vlllingen.
"The 'Y* -sent us books of nil kinds
and even sporting goods," said Lieut.
Puryenr. "Wo plnyed- basketball unil
volley hall incessantly—our spare was
too small for baseball and football. I
tell you. those games were life savers
to us, and they kept us In fair physi
cal condition.”
It Is reported that Puryoar and his
comrades slipped out of tho camp
through a tunnel under the wire. All
but the three named were headed off
before thev reached the river Rhine,
hut the Intrepid trio swam tho river—
a terrible feat In itself—and made
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■The steady unsetfishnosa of tho American noldler,
shown by fhe way he "cleaned his
pockots' of money before going Into
action, to be sent home If he didn't
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Sit*
•p a n p a m a ia la n a r la p lk a t
. fta a p a tK a td b a c c a in
p a t f a c t condition.
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UT a pipe in your face that’s filled cheerily brimful of Prince
Albert, if you’re on tho trail of smoke peace I For, P.A. will
sirfg you a song of tobacco joy that will moke you wish your
life job was to see how much cf the national joy smoke you
Could get away with every twenty-four hours 1
You can "carry on” with Prince Albert through thickand thin.
You 11 be after laying down a smoke barrage that’ll moke the
boys think of the old front line in France!
P. A. never tires your taste because it has the quality I And,
let it slip into your think-tank that P. A. is made by our exclu
sive patented process that cuts out Lijc and p a r c h — assurance
that you can hit smoke-record-high-spots seven days out of
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Doughboys “Cleaned Pockets” for
Hem S Folks. Whitt Return From
Fight Was Uncertain. Y. M. C. A.
Hat Dellvtrtd Millions of Dollars
For Amex.
£2
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R. J. R ey n o ld s T o b a cco C om pany, Winston-Saleu
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youc h a n d —then
you'll understand
All the things I have left unsaid.
—W. Daytona Wegleforth.
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r I feel in duty bourfd to acknowl
edge with thunks the letter written
irrth o Herald last week by one of our
citizens explaining the band situa
tion. This letter n o t . only explains
to me the condition of band aflairs
in my- town but it also shows that
people read my humble offerings.' 1
feel deeply 'grateful to the gentle
man for the information and also for
the demonstration of showing some
results of my work. And right here,
while l am at it, 1 will say that I
have .been advised by the manage
ment of the Herald that tho columns
of the Herald are open for discussion
to anyone who will carry their dis
cussion on in a clean way and will
sign their articles. It is not always
necessary for the signed name to be
printed, but the article imisi be
signed in order to protect the Her
ald—you understand thut. * I feel
that a good come back now and then
will liven the spirit of the best of
4l — REMEMBER THE
NO. 41
men.
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too-, what you think about going to
church as lat<# as nine o'clock at
night? Well its by me—only thing I
know to do is just go, and if you hit
it wrong nt your 'own try another,
maybe they have forgotten to hiok
at the watch and you can get ini
NGT. JIM OF U. 8. MARINES
A Drama In Four Acta Given by
the Seniors o f Sanford
High School
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Sgt. Jim i9 a young farm er who
lives with his widowed mother And
when America entered tho World
War he enlisted in the U. S. Ma
rines,
Fete and Dinah, tw;p sure
enough negroes will be worth the
price. .One act is in a French home
where the Marines are billeted.
Look at thy cast of characters and
see for yourself th a t you c a n 't af
ford to miss this. Friday evening,.
April 11th, at 8:30 o’clock.
Admis
sion 2f>e and 60c,
James Morgan, a young farm er ...
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Frank Chappell
Oliver Harris; the Shylock of
Westfiejd. . — , Theodore Jtunge
Danny Miller, a’ clerk'
Lafayette Tillis
David Corwin, the "Squire” *..............
---------- ....Mux Bradbury
Fete, a farm h a n d '
LcCIalr Irwin
Sid Johnson, chum of Jim
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..........................Roby Laing
Toln Harvey, chum of Jim .
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Israel Kanncr
Mary Morgan, Jim's Mother
Helen Shelton
Anna Miller, Danny's Mother
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May Thrasher
Dinah, boss of Morgan kitchen....i....
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' ...... • • Helen Hnnd
Helm Cameron, the'S ergeant's
Sweetheart ............
Helen Peck
Sullie Barkley, Westfield Holies------- . Lein Hutchinson
Louise Lummis, Westfield Holies
Edna Williams
R uth lleltig, Westfield Relics
Mary Robinson
F lo ra Wiggins, a friend in need. .
Agnes Du inns
Mine. Mnrrtle, who loves
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Lillian Schwartz
Nation, her daughter Alice Andes
Licet to, her daughter Ir.ettn Stone
C lo t 11111-, her daughter
Dorothy Humph
A “Close-Up”
Swift & Company’s Profit of 2.04
. cents on each dollar of sales
Those were terrible months of strain
and uncertainty and It is hoped th a t
when the good news from his sons'
did arrive, th a t'M r . Lewis was able
to comprehend and be comforted by
it before he went away to tho Othor
Land.
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This bereaved aommunity will forever hold in grateful remembrance
this kind friend who hn» left ...
extends to his sorrowing family ita
tu,nrtf(l,t Bympathy.
M,
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Three Good Flutes for Life,
■ Make «b® best <>r everything; think
the best of everybody; hope the best
^or >'onr!H'lf* By 1(0 doing you wilt bo
T "1™ '1 " " V ? 0” n‘>ou‘
to a higher plane of llvIng.-Exchang*,
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1 '‘L a d y '^ 'm T 't 'o my house_Iaat
Friday night and I w as.sitting on
'■.'K'mL*.'
b'"piffl9t‘'(fnioyTrfg_i ’good 'evening
smoke from a threefer, and she saysi
"Come on down town and let's see
I should like to send you the essence tho boys drilj—theyer going to have
some regulars with the Homers to
Of a myriad sun-kissed flowers,
Or the lilting song, as it floats along, night." T hat interested me and I
joined the procession and we stood
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST Of a hropk through fairy bowers.
RETWEEN YOU AND ME”
on the curb out .there—and all the
like to send you the \lew- while 1 was takin' notes—and watch
EVEN THE GATE POST I ,should
drops.
cd the buys drill. My, but th at was
NOT IN IT
T h a t glisten.at break of day,
good drilling. One thing I policed
A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes, And then at night the eerie light
"though, and that is, they have drop
and Faith. "H c’U Print ’em "-* . T h a t mantles* the milky wuy. ■
ped the pld “ Carry—Arms” that
So Saya Sauntcrer.
used'
to he in thy manual, and for
I. should like .to sentf you t he power
JhafTreason
I expert 1 would get
That nothing can Overthrow—i
Friend* o’ Mine
mixed up on that new fa.ngled driv
T
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o
‘power
to
smile
and
laugh
the
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while
I should like to Send you a Sunbeam,
boys went and put up theif guns
Or the t’winklo of some bright* star, As journey through life you go.
and I thought they were going' home
Or a liny piece of. the downy lleece Hut these1 are mere fanciful wishes; nit here they come up again and
made a charge on the hotel dining
That clings to a cloud afar.
f jl send you a Godspeed instead,
halt oxer there. That was some
charge. I undontaml that they ale
until after twelve o'clock. Hut the
thought I wanted to get before the
public is that Seminole ought tq be
proud of her Guards. Seminole is
proud of her buys that went over
and did their hit, -and 1 know that
An Appreciation
she is no less proud of the fellow
In the recent dentil of Mr. J. M.
that stayed at home barking up his Lewis. Altamonte Springs lias met
man at the front, and did ids bit with u grievous unt| irreparable loss.
minding (he property and the loved He was identified with this place fur
ones at home. The Guard also aje over thirty years and Intel a hand in
preciates the boys who went over, all its growth and development!
and they tried to show that by giv- There, is almost no home Item-that
mg the returned buys a bite to e o t.) h8M n()l BOnM. ()f |liR ,int, .handiwork
Seminole ought to and will support Itr Its construction 'and our grounds
the Guards.
and groves bear witness to bis thor
ough knowledge of horticulture. He
m m w x
1 , SAD DEATH: One of the sad •was an authority on orange trees
dest deaths forawhile was th a t of the and Itjs opinion and advice on orange
(rush man for the past two weeks
culture were sought fur ami wide.
people did not think that he would
He loved ull trees' a nd-did more
ToStockR&iser
be missed, they thought beenuse hr
than anyone else to .beautify aird
bail missed them so much he could
adorn our lovely avenues. The mag
not miss himself and so there. You
nificent ouks that line our streets
ask how do 1 k n o w ‘him to be dead
were ^mostly planted' by his hands
well, what else could be the matter
and he needs ho finer m onument to
with him, he hasn’t been around for
prove his generosity and altruism
some time, don’t look like no way.
than these miles, of shady avenues
1 tell you the fellow who has charge
through whjch we walk in comfort
of t h e 'tra s h man ought to gel a
and enjoyment. He was generous to
schedule for t h a t personage and see
a fault in all things. No man ever
th at he keeps it and also see that
| went to him asking a favor or as
the good people who happen to I
s is ta n c e and came away disappoint
have trash pul it in the trash r a t i 'j
cd
He did not know how to sny no
Expenses
and boxes along the alley ways so j
to
any
appeal for aid, and no m atter
Labor, /rwitfhl
that it can be hauled oil. in time ;
how busy he was, he always bad
Now I wish this could be done and I i
. S ir
lime to give help to n friend or
wish thut the alleys could present a I
neighbor.
nice clean appearance for once. It
No one will be more sadly missed
is just about as easy to arrange fur
tho trash man to come regular trips that "Joo Lewis,” us everybody
and for the merchants and house loved to call him.
keepers to put trash out at regular . His Inst illness was no d o u b t 's u
intervals as it is for them to just perinduced by his great anxiety
. . I happen so with it. Come on, now nhbut bis two boys who enlisted for
service when America entered tho
"Mellows, let’s all help to keep
war and went to France.
They
back yards clean.
wrote regularly at first but since the
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\ I thought for once that I was middle of last October no word had
through with this new kind of time,' been received from them until a day
b u t it's .a abamc the way some folks or two before their father’s death
butcher it all up. It ia a shame too,
how some folks make work out of
serving under this new time. There
is no uso of -making things hard for
The diagram at the top shows the distribution
yourself when it is just as easy to
of the average Swift dollar received from sales
run without it. Now you take the
of beef, pork end mutton, and their by-products,
time the churches are having preach
during 1918. The magnifying gloat brings
ing. Why it proves for a fact that
out the distribution of the 2.04 centa profit
the different denominations a rq fur
per dollar of sales:.
th e r apart on their time than they
.94 of one per cant goes to pay interest
are on Yellgioh. Now you know as
on borrowed money, taxes, etc.
well as I do if they can't get together
.50 of one per cent goes to pay divi
on a small m atter of time, they need
dends to shareholders.
never try to * get together on the
.60 of one per cent remains in the
great
question of religion. B u t now
business to help in improving and
you
take
the preaching s e r v i c e *___financing the business.
most
all
these
churches are now hav
Total 2.04 percent
ing their morning service in the
afternoon, some of them 12:30 p. to.,
19)9 Year B ook of l n u r * » t l n f a n d
some 12:16 p. m. and others have
In i ir a t ti v * fact* *»nt o n r a q u w t .
adhered to the morning habit and
A d d rata Swift Si C o m p a n y
are having it at 11:45 a. m. while I
U n io n 8 tock YarjU, Chicago, llUnoU
am advised that at least one is hav
ing preaching a t the same old timo,
11:30 a. m. Of course the Catholic
church has always had services just
ab o u t as early as tha folks would
. f Him ij,.; (.-it of ilie new lw
get up, and I think they are sticking
;sii
•i'h* ufgilicsa lituatt*.!
to th e old practice, time or no time.
t i< .,„r ie U ■r,\ Ltrcndar crips tf
I was down town Igat 8unday and a
t “! x r . ’f. “ 'h f.lCt lscii and u
tegular goer was down there too,
Tk* a*ri:*flr Uttlb b*>V lw ‘
‘licit r r r ' - g i r . u t rIOboit w i t h ptcut*
a n d I heard him aay that he was
lf.tr* V 'a tic H im alls the model, ti
mixed up on the time at hi* own
V a r d a 4 -id u o h m c f e r i a l ,
church. * Who wouldn't bet Then,
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THE SANFORD
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
1
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MARCH *28. 1919
VOLUME X
ARCADIA AND
JA X . C A M PS
ARE RETAINED
coined
bonds, exchange, bullion,
I money, hank notes, promissory notes
know thnt the program committee
tor other securities, PRO D U CE OR
3m
has secured the services of , Mr,
J M E R C H A N D IS E , for others, shall
53
Homer S. Jenjlns of Atlanta, to lead
l he regarded as u broker. If n broker
the convention music.
.
i is a member of a stock exchange, or
A banner will be awarded to the
if he i)» a member .of any .produce
county having the largest number of
j exchange, hoard of trade# or siptilnr
delegates In proportion to the miles j
organization, where produce or mer. ■
traveled.
1chandise is sold, he shall pay hn ad
ditional amount ns follows: If the
Every white Sunday school worker
-tty
average value, during the preceding
in the state is invited to be there.
year ended June 30th, of a seat or WAR D E P A R T M E N T W ILL P U R
" C O M E for all things are ready."
MEETING
ASKS
FOB membership in such exchange, or
CHANGE IN T IM E IS EFFECTIVE MASS
CHASE
F IE L D * AND
THEY
f f f o r t b e in g m a d e t o k e e i*
C O M M IT T E E
TO
IN V E S T I organization was $'2,000 or more hut
ON SUNDAY M O R N IN G AT 2
Bryan
Assistant
Cashier
W
IL
L
BECOME
P
E
R
M
A
N
E
NT
C H A M P CLARK OUT OF T H IS
GATE
M AT TE R
OF BONDS not more than $5,000. $100; if such
A. M. ANI) W ILL CONTINU E
At
K
recent
meeting
of
thi»-direc
POSITION B Y . P A R T Y LEADWashington, Mar. 26th.— Definite
tk ^ F O R NEEDED BRICK ROARS value w’as not more than $6,000,
FOR S IX .M O N T H S
tors of the Seminole County Rank,
1
ers
decision by the war department to
$150."
Leslie T. Bryan was formally elected
If present plans carry Seminole
Don’ t forget to ret your clock
Those liable for this tax will apply purchase fifteen original canton
Washington. Mar. 27th.-Som c of to the important position of assist-'
county
will soon be called upon to
ahead one hour when you go to bed
for Form 11 . which will he furnished ment sites for use as permanent mil
the most influential Democrats in the nnt cashier.
on Saturday night. If you don't do vote’ on the question of a new ltoml .through Jacksonville, _Tnmpa^ of. itary cqmp; was annoutuwUUtLAc/ow^-T-.*-*—*.•?.y
country are interesting themselves
Mr. Bryan has been connected |Oys. you. will be out ot_Uuuz-uIU\ JLH ta ttkA ?
He
Key West offices.
As the govern ing Secretary of War Crowell.
in the tight to prevent the election with the Seminole for three ycannrr
At a recent meeting held in the
wutrld (on Sunday.
said
also
that
as
a
general
policy
tho
ment’s
fiscal
year
ends
June
10,
of Champ Clark, as minority leader teller and during this time has pror»
. According tv JLO a c t> f congress of j court house several citizens front the 1919, those, who pay this tnx will so-called national guard camps
of the n e x t . bouse, and to substitute en an.efficient and- faithful employee
litis the fjocks of the nation will east en tfo f the county were,present pay at this time for only one half wouhl he dispensed |with except
----- iu sympathy
of this institution. A vacancy in the
again
he turned forwatd one hour at anti told of the condition of the the year, from JanuajjjJ^Ui.lpnc. 10, Camps Kearney. Cal., anti Sevier,
with the President and in accord stall, occasioned by the resignation
2
a.
m.
Sunday, Mar. .10th. This roads in their part of the county.. "which will he $25.' Form 11 will S. C.
*ith his prirfciples. Within the last of C’ has. L. Britt who is entering the
It was found front their statement have to he executed before this pay
Cantonments to he retained arc
week letters have been received from clothing business in this city gave being in accordance with the day*
light saving plnn of substituting one-that many of the main arteries of ment is . made so first secure the Camps Rrugg. Custer. Devens, Dix, •
a dozen national committeemen be the directors an opportunity to give
Seminole's roatl system in that part
blank, fill it our and forward .to ^ h ^ Dodge, (Jordon, Grant, Jpckson,
speaking thorough approval of the Mr. Bryan the prowotion be so well hour of sunlight at one end of tin
of the county were impassable. The
•m
day
for
an
hour
of
artificial
light
at
Collector of Internal Revenue, Jack- Knox, Lee, Meade, Pike. Sherman,,
insurgent program and declaring the deserves.
question
of
repairing
the
roads
of
the other.
•
HinuiUe, Florida, with your remit Taylor and Upton.
' selection of Mr. Clark would bring
Special Road and Bridge District
Mr. Bryan is a wide awake anti
According to the provisions of the
tance,.
.
Secrettvry Crowell said the general
. party disaster and defent.
popular young business matt and. act of congress the clocks are turned No. 1. which wera the first roads to
"1 hnve not urged t h e p aynP'llL-Ol *U(L-has~r*>coromtmd«tL-Ihat-tha-foU-Although the movement sprang will make good on the new jolt,
this speeial tax heretofore owing to |owing camp* ho included in the wur
____■pnnLaiigimalv from the progress!V£
liseinedoll
Sunduy
in
March,
and
are
retarded
'
"
r
the rush of other work hut it must department’s program for various
Judge Me Reynolds of the CrimDemocrats In congress, there is evi
After some discussion •. by those
one
hour
at
the
same
time
the
last
lie paid within a reasonable time and special uses:
dence to indicate that several mem- iiutl Court. Hamilton county. Ten
preset.I a resolution was offered as I anticipate that no further notice
October.
^
The
law
went
in
nessee,
and
Col.
Davenport,
both
of
|
Sunday
('uiit|> Doniphan, Okla . Eustis,
f t a 1:
1,ora „f President Wilson's cabinet
•'|*| ui ,| is I he -i h,*.e of t his
fol'o
I
into
elTei't
la-*
Man
h
M
that
time
! ■p
from
me
will
he
necessary
Chattanooga
are
dlstingutahed
\
Va..
Funstiin, Katis ; llolahrig, Mil.;
are likewise in complete sympathy
l*t.it
a
eonim'll*'*
b"
ii|
>
Sunieril wa« hi the iinlral f i l e , and m e'1 ".
Humphreys, Va.; Jessup, Ga.;
with it and would welcome a new iiors to the my this week.
later placed III the « a-tt rn zone, coll- ponded i.\ tin* hoard of nullity coin
Johnston. Fla.. Kearney. Cal.; Lew
|, ader in the bouse u-> a contribution
I'oquently this city get- two hours of ttiissi no ’ s to a-eertam the cost of
is. Wash . McClellan. Ala . Nori j pacty hartm ny.
,
I.n. k road from CI miffi
!
j day light v it Inti the : . if
••*
'iu
inoylc, Tex.; Pike, Ark.; Sill, Okla.;
Impetus was given the cause by
luota to ( iv lt d", from Geneva to
Director General IItries lias in
Travis. Tex : Henning. C.n.
ltc| resenkative Anbury K. Lever's
Oviedo, front the present SanfordI M ructed the railroad ntllciaN to tuin
(If the special ramps, llnlllliiril.
statement. Mr. Lever is one of the
() i* 1, | . nui'i l*» t
«••itu t«T>
line i I,, |,* furwar'l "t.e I .-nr i".
Ies.sup und Ntirnttiyle are listed as
t. runs nf (ongress. having n*prea ui t
••• l ii|» tin* niilu «*f n»ml
If Rl
March ::o:h as prosided b> law
motor transport corps bases. John
Miit.il South Carolina for 19 years.
on it. >.infold G.nev.i road at the
Tiie rliureh »ervi«es in most i f the St ltd i. . ri.e.- anil arm I t n lay ami
ston is the quartermaster training
Hr withdrew fr< in the senatorial race
rump; Funston ami Sill us field artil
eltlirehes at least have been ehaliged grout ti e roatls of Special Roatl &
last year at President Wilson’s reas follows Sunday school 1I <10 a llndj-f llutrot No 1 and that an
lery center und Henning, "miscel
M I |
«|ii»s'. in order to handle the Ad
,I t ■
laneous *
in , Preaching 12 to p m and 9 00 ,,|,.,
ministration's food control and con|>, rut i d to t In- mar future
p m Thi- IS by the low time and to ,..tt mi the matter "f t "tiding
Aviation anil balloon camps now
si rvatinn program in tin- house
He
correspond
t 1 * tie old hours h> sun the i minty for a sum sufficient to
is |„ rhaps best known as the sponsor
i IIAHTI.lt At. • E PTE I) BY-LAWS owned by the government and to ho
n( the several food lulls enacted by WILSON AND THREE PREMIERS tune
complete I he work "
ADOPTED AND BOARD OF D I returned include Langley and Leo
||IIS Y GETTING
SEVERAL
the War Congress, and the author
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RECTORS AND OFFICERS ARE Hull. Va.; Kelley. No. 1. Tex.; Post
Seminole eoonty now has fiftyM U T K It S S I R U G II TF.NED
•d the wlieut-guararto ■ bill, keeping
field.
Okla..
Rockwell
field.
Cal.;
m
v
f
a
Woman’ s ( lull
ELECTED AT M EETING
t Itri-t' utiles " f b rick roads
Th ese
the price at $2 26 for the current
OUT
Fort Crook. Neb..
The Woman's ( tub will h>*i<l its road* extend front the north .boun
One <>f the most enthusiastic g(»th>e.,r
Aviation fields which are to ho
Puris. Marrh 27. (Ify Associated regular business meeting Wednesday, dary of the founty to the south I’ringx of business men ever held in
purchased
by the government n ro:
I will support no man who will Press.) President
April
2nd
at
the
club
rooms
It
is
hnutiilary
ami
from
the
west
boun
Wilson's study
m
Sanford was that of the organization
Ohnnutc, Camp Sentt, III.; Sosay that a 'conscript is synony mous was again the tenter of interest to hoped a good number, every one, will dary to Geneya and to Oviedo.
meeting of I he new htrtel company,
with a convict," Mr. Lever said.
The first roatls built were among 011 Friday of last week and Momlay ther, Gn.; Dorr and Carlstrom, FI#.;
day as he. with the premiers of he present. These are times when
Brooks field. Kelly No. 2 and El
" I regard it as of .the utmost im Great Britain. France anil Italy re club women should rajlv t* the the first in the slate und the county
evening of tf*is week.
„
lington.
Tex.: Selfridge, Mich.; Park
ran
tie
of
tin*
need
of
our
club
activ
portance to the future success of the sumed the «;ll<)rli* to settle the ques
at that time did not have the experiThe new hotel company is now
ities
Each
one
of
us
linve
a
speeial
til-id.
Tenn
Democratic party that the minority tions standing in the way of peace
uf tit hers tn serve as a guide
pin,.,. i,i till in order to carry <>ul all ( ,.iiisi’‘|iii’iillv th**” mails wi re not completely organized »*"* ready to
Regarding the decision <0 retain
leadership in the nest congress shall
N'li e v e n t o f th e p e m e i . m f e r e l i e e
take tip tin: work of building the
plans id which we dru m
t>" *• * I t,iperl> laid III
only
tw>> national guard sites. Mr.
t.e strong, aggressive and in the toll III- e\i.t< l s'e
m.in> places and in tv "Valdez" tn earnest
Ml h lliter«>! and du
Crowell
said the land at Camp Kear
e.st s . input by. not an enforced sy m I'lption as this aciioii " f th |.r( I i allow yourself to nii-s « ven a. meet • have not
proven siitlsfio tnr>
A
This new company is known as
Come!
pathy. with the plans and purposes dent-and the prem i-rs in taking af- mg
nut is now pending in the enurta the Hotel Construction Company ney was being deeded to the war de
ol the President of the United States fairn into their own hands und critThere will he a splendid evening, ronct,rning this matter hut tills may and the first nr organization meeting partment for $1. In the caso o f
Club Friday j not lH. „r ttltil for several years and was held on Friday morning and ad- Camp Sevier the aggregate am ou n t
who for six years has been the elect irisnt und Farrasin which has been of fun at the Woman's
.
ed spokesman and leader of his par evident in some quarters, including evening. March JSth. An U « P f™ y t-; in‘ the meuntime the roads must h< jotirqed until Monday night, at of money Involved In damage claims
ty. The leadership of the minority the French chambers of deputies, was |utor who has a reputation of never r(.|,.,jr,.,| or they wifi soon h< 'lll'Vllllll which lim e the work of organization, against the government as a result of
in the next congress should have no stilled
rep air
adoption of hj-Jaws and the elect ion const met inn of ramps was so large,
The prevailing view iu con- having caused a disappointment
H v|t I
( ’iitm
aves to grind and no p«*rsona! ambi ference circles.is ilia* t ie lime had 1anything he
he gives,
givci
If the present plan tarries it will of a hoard of direct ors was com he said, thut it was determined to
S i i d;}
keep the camp in order that this
tions to serve. It should he such a arrived for the adoption of a strong'
Vntory Boulevard can already v • l'i e Seminole entir.ly .it lt'te'1 sixty- pleted
Large sum umild not he entirely
leadership as ran freely and without policy assuring i art, and definite r»- h * visions of many years past, com i.
miles iif cement grouted hri k
h i
ri
This company *s now regularly
’
hesitation confer with the actual
, u.g to view
Camphor. L\ a diingion rt’.iils. extending iurms the county chartered by the state, has full uu m tint i'll •
. j
All other Hying ami ballooon
kI 1 {
leader of the party on matters of
m.ri.qg Premier'and other trees arc pushing tlndr w.,y iii every direction ahd Seminole thority to do business and make
UC f
*0 r
P re v io u s t".
fields
now
ih
existence
will
ultimate
n,ii onal and |^li> policies.
With
in
and
the
soldier
hoys
of
Seminole
county will continue in the place s)w contracts and has a live board of
m M !‘\
Orlando spent uti hour with < ol.1.
ly
he
abandoned,
although
the
pur
out such harmonious relationship the
House, talking over the question of county are being represented in the has alw ays held in the mat ter id directors to conduct the affairs of
chase of some sites will be completed
situation for 1920 is impossible;
The matter of by
the Adriatic, which with that of beautification .of our city’s pride, our roads, which is the heat roads of any tho company.
and the land sold hiter by the gov
with it, the future of the parly could
laws was given careful attention,
reparations and the Rhine frontier boulevard along the lake front. T h e ^ j ^ j ^ rounty in the stnte. '
ernment. It was expluined that this
not be more hopeful, for it is my
exercises
’
for
the
planting
of
these
I
I
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and their niloptlbn consumed in all
are the three vital issues obstructing
process had been determined upon
firm belief that the overwhelming
about four hours. It is tho depire of
Plant City Editor Here
progress. The Italian premier then trees will take place on the afternoon
to prevent the government standing*
majority of the people of the coun
of
April
4th
at
4
o’clock.
Wayne Thomas,
editor of- the the stockholders that the company
proceeded to the Paris
W bite
.
,
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i loss of several millions of dollars.
try are in line with the President in
It is most encouraging to those |.p|gnt City Courier and one of the ho organised In a proper manner as
House" where
Premiers
Lloyd
his wonderful fight to minimize to
Tho program ns to the camps,
George
and
Clemenceau
were who huve civic wclfure at heart and (,,^.,,,0,1 newspaper 'men of the on this will depend the filturo of the
the very limit thV possibility of wars
Secretary Crowell estimated would
already
with the President. The who really dream night and day of a BUto was a visitor in Sanford on new company.
.
involve approximately nine and onein the future.
•
meetings beginning at' II o’clock in new City Beautiful to have an out Monday morning.
•
The v organization
meeting was
half million dollars, while the whole
"T h e million, three hundred thou the morning wer«* virtually continu sider of the club (hut nn insider in
Mr. Thomas was enroute to Day marked with a good attendance uf
project, including the flying fields ^
sand soldiers who have gone through ous
terested
in
civics)
to
respond
volun
throughout the
day,
the
tons from which plsce ho expects to the atorkhnlders who ajre all Intense
would not reach fifteen millions, .
,thc brutal murder of this war, re league of nations commission can tarily to our Victory Boulevard.
ntake a trip down tho Ea'xU Coasron ly interested In this matter of build
turning fo this country are as cer celling Us afternoon meeting so as to Out of a kind heart came a donation
combined business and pleasure.
ing a hotel for Sanford. Plans are
tain to give their support to the idea permit President Wilson to give his of n large amount of shrubbery for a
being worked out b y.th e directors GUARDS BIG N IG H T T O N IG H T
of a League of Nutions ns it is cer undivided attention to the confer very nominal sum. Plans are being
Enterprise Host Service *•
for the work of rebuilding the Wcltain that the sun will rise tomorrow ence with thc*prcmirrs.
After considerable agitation the
discussed for hibiscus hedges, olean
borno Block and making it Into n Entertain New Officers and City and
morning, and no m*n CBI1
selected
ders, crepe myrtle and numerous people of Enterprise, directly across first class modern hostelry which
County Officials
’ How Much Can Hun Pay
to lead the Democrats in tho next
The question of indemnity was other tropical things that shall lend the lake from Sanford now have a will he in keeping with the city and
Tonight will be the one big night
house who does not in full measure
again the main stumbling block. a touch'of color the year around. regular ferry service on two days will he a pride to the citizens of this for the Seminole County Guards.
s
believe in this doctrine. To select a
_____
each
week
by
which
they
can
come
Premier Clemenceau had not brought So let ua now close our eyes and see
community.
‘ As has been previously announced,
man for leader who does not believe
not many years hence a rolling green, tQ Sanford, do their shopping and
all his figures with him Tuesday and
Tlta officers and board of directors they expect to celebrate the election
in it would he to suicide and it is my
little
children
playing
and
tourists
as
return
tho
same
morning.
wished more time.
Wednesday he
elected are as follows: Forrest Lake, of Captain Geo. DeCottea snd Lieut.
belief that when 'the Democrats of
This Is Indeed good news to San
was fully equipped. Premier Lloyd well aa home people enjoying the
President, F. L. Miller, Vice Pres., R. B. Wight by a big get-together
thelcountry realize what the real sit
George had called Edwin Samuel shade and tropical character of sur ford merchants for they appreciate H. C. DuBose, secretary, F. P.
meeting and banquet which will be
uation is, they will demand, in terms
roundings
ns
looking
across
the
blue
and welcome the shoppers from En
Montague, secretary for India and
Forster, H. R. Stevens, E‘. A. Doug held at the Hotel Carnes.
which cannot be misunderstood, such
'
expanse
9
f
Lake
Monroe
they
catch
terprise and they in return are glad
former financial secretary of the
lass, W. C. Hill, John Meisch and
a leadership as will give the -Presi
the
glimpse
of
tho
hosts
churning
All
the
guards
from
the
different
to bo able to gome to Sanford,
treasury to Paris from London and
R.. C. Bower.* Theso men will have
dent and his policies the fullest sup
Premier Clemenceau had consulted the waves at the bend of the river. - -The boat leaves Enterprise each charge of the affairs of the new cor parts of the county will be present
port.
Louis Loucheur, the French minis Can you truly see this? Surely you Wednesday and Saturday at 8:30, poration. but a building committee and the county and . city officials
concentration.
Now, |
"Democrats cannot allow personal ter of recohstructton, in.addition to will * upon
returning from Sanford at 11:30 and a finance committee whlll have have also been invited. In all it ia
relationships or sympathy to stand the regular experts.
expected that between 125 and 150
. • awake to the new day, the dawn of a a. m.
_
___
charge of construction work and the
new lake way. Plensc don’ t let us
in.the wt'.y of party success, and they
will be present although over 200 in
All’ these financial chiefs agreed in
hear one discouraging- thing about it. Produce Brokers Pay Special Tax financial mattera.
vitations have been issued.
are not going to do it."
the main with the views formulated
Collector of Internal Revenue for
The remaining stock in the new
for there is everything bright and
Forrest Lake, Major on Gov.
S t a t e H. 8 . C o n v e n t i o n
by the American delegates concern
cheerful if work is hut turned into the District of Florida, James. M. company is being rapidly taken up. Cutts' stuff will he toastmaster and
Final preparations have been com ing Germany's resources and ability
that channel. The city is behind i t 1Cathcart. advises: "Under the Rov- Many who have heretofore lacked will presont the commit ‘ ons to the
pleted for the State Sundny School to pay, hut it still remained for the
ali and has donated one hundred d ol-1enue Bill, product* or merchandise faith in th'e ability of 'this kcctlon Xo
newly elected officers as a rejijeaent- i
Convention which will meet in Or premiers to take a final decision on
lars to thb planting and up-keep of brokera have to pay ■ special ..tax build thb hotel are mow coming for
atlve of the governor. An interest
lando April 2, 3 and 4.‘ according to the total of theiindemnltjes.__J!£«lt. yw«-■— .s■
M “^1 ■’ ■~'*T
’Xi _* af l
U.Lt.L 1 I. .... .. t !...<> milt slew U’ifltnttl
the trees. Talk* new beautifications which I hppe they will do without ward and subscribing for their por ing musical program will he rendered
J. O.- Webb of-Jacksonville. General dent Wilsitn incidentally expressed
delay as i.t was duo on January 1, tion of stock. In addition there are
and then offer your suggestions.
by a number of ladies before the
Secrqjary of the Florida State Sun himself as much gratified at the
1919. I will quote the law as follows many who have not had the matter
banquet.
. •
day School Association.
.
showing made • by the American
Sec. 1001.
That’ dn and after called to their attention by a perIf you are an Odd Fellow, prove
— —-~v»——s— — — —
financial
experts
alongside
the
lead
The organization of the entertain
it. Como and enjoy our open meet January* 1, 1919, there shall be levied sonhl esnvass and these men are sub
ment committee, under the leader ing financial authroltlea, of France
ing Monday evening, Mar. 31st. A collected and paid annually the fol scribing as fast as they are being J Mrs. B. H. Guthrie returned Wed
ship cf Mrs. M. 0. Overstreet arid and England. The Rhine frontier
nesday from visiting her husband,
found.
.
good time in store for all. Plenty of lowing apecial taxes:
the local preparations, it is sild, are question may come up Thursday
H. H. Guthrie who is In Waycroaa at
.
Bids
/or
the
work
of
construction
(1) Brokers shall pay $60. Every
refreshments. Special invitation to
' the ^>st In the history of the state. and President Wilson has outlined s
the hospital suffering from an attack
are
now.
being
advertised
for
and
visiting brothers. In Masonic Temple person whose business it Is to nego
• All who attend will be given free plan which he hopes may become
nervous prostration.
will
be
opened
on
April
21et.
tiate
purchases
or
sales
of
stock*,
7:30 p. m.
ths basis of an arrangement..
lodging and breakfast.
1
v: -J c ri?s
A ll lovers of music will l>e Kind to
FIGHT ON FOR
LEA D ERSH IP
SET YOUR MAY VO TE
CLOCK SAT- BONDS FOR
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�MARCH 21, 1919
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE TEN
For Sale— A few thousand Globe
toipato plants.
These plants are
very good and will be ready for set
ting week of March 24th. ' F. L.
Greene, West Side.
• 45-1 to
We are Distributors for
Southern Tires”
For Sale — “ Little Six" Buick
touring car. New top. See B. & O.
Motor Co.
45-2tc
ithout “ an equal” today
5000 M iles
30x3} £ Plain Tread
3 0 x 3 ''j Non Skid
3 2 x 3 Plain Tread
32x3 Y i N o n ^ k id
31x4 Plain Tread
31x4 Non Skid
32x4 Plain Tread
32x4 Non Skip
33x4 Plain Tread
33x4 Non Skid
34x4
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.34x4 Non Skid
115 Park Ave., Phone 251-W
For Sale — Duroc, Berkshire and
Hampshire pigs.
Registered stock.
Phone 3204. Paul Keely.
*J5-4tp
$15.70
17.50
19.95
23.00
23.25
26.25
31.00
For Sale-r-One nice gentle pony,
buggy and harness. Cheap. Write
J. A. Lee, city. Box 253.
45-2tp
For Sale—Sanford Farms 1 and 2
in Block 15.
Inquire -t>f R.* E.
Gamble, 90fi Cass A ve„ Detroit,
Mich.
45-8tp
34.45
31.70
35.10
33.25
36.80
34.00
37.85
For Sale— 1914 Ford Touring, ten
Plymouth Rock Chickens, two Du
roc Poland China guilta. *M. M.
Lord, Route A, Box 209.
45-2tp
For Sale-»Oliver typewriter, $25
Herald oflicc,
44-tf
For Sale— Five passenger Buick
r.
Perfect condition.
B. & O.
irage.
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SANFORD CYCLE CO
A DEFENDER OF SINN F1NNE
SITIrr . ( Appllrallon f. r T a i l l r r d C n drr
Srrllon S of Chaplrr ( M l . ! . » » » of l l o r -
r . M l f W t r . d u l l b . rnlremed
■ rr ordlns In law taa rfrrd.wlll itaui* Ihrrrnn.
on thr
I hr 22nd day nl April, A. I>. 1919.
|9I!>. Wit.Wit;
n m my oftlrlal a l f n . t u r . and aral Ini. thr
- m b ’ day dt Ma rrh . A. I>. 1919.
(aral)
IIA A- t l O I ’ O L A S S .
Clark I ’irrult Court Srmlnolr Co.. Fla.
IS-M r
.
Ida
.System and substitution in its
stead of adequate relief to the
aged hnd infirm, and the employ
ment of the able bodied in the
/ reclamation of waste lands, af
forestation, and other nntion/tl
— and reproductive WortfF
”
E X T R A C T FR O M S C H E M E
OF O R G A N IZ A T IO N
"T h e Sinn Fein organization shall
include a president, two vice presi
dents, two Hon. secretaries, t »<> Hon
treasurers, four national trusti-fs,
and annual ard-fheis. and ardchoipharrle (with its standing eonimittee), eumhurrle ceantair and
Nntirr i. hrrrhy ( i t r n that J. K l.ainf.
N O TICK TO C O N T K A C T O R S
purrha.rr nl T a i C r r l i h r . t r No. (12, da lr d
Healed hid* will l>» rrrrivrd by and at thr
(hr 2nd day of Junr. A. I>. 1913; .a!d err- offlre U Ihr undrraifnrd until *10 a. m. April
tlflra(r r m h r a r r . (h r lolllowlns drarrib/d 2 1si, 19'9. for thr remodelling of thr \\ elproperty aitualrd In Seminole rnunly, Kla., borne Block Into Ifotel Valdet.
C«fhtractora
In-wlt:
Hrcln lfi.77 cha E. of S W ror See, to furnish all labor and material! for such
35. T p 19 S, It. 30 K a . C run N h i rh>. K remodelling* areyrding to plana and aperirtra4 eh. H, * * , rha, W I rh>. & arrrt. The aald lion* t>f F. If. Trilmble, Architect.
I'lana
land brine aaaraard at ( h r dale rtf (hr l.in- and sperlflrationa may, hr. ha jlupun.apjilica*
anrr ol «urh r i . l U U . t e in the m a t nl J —Vthr“ 5 ff ff T a r y ana by depositing
t.llfif;
^
,
SIO.OO, which will br returned when plana
All biddrre
Alan Ta> C* rlitiratr N o 212. datrd thr are rr-dr li vr red t*» Secretary.
f.|h i|a) 4*f J 'j l), 4 I*
•■nl r r r l li b 'i t * are re*iQirrd lu accompany their bid* « lt h
r i r l if i r r f Iht full.wi»*g «lr «rritiil pro pe r!) <rr tifird check «d 1250.00 payable to San
ford
Hotel
('unitruction
Co.,
Inc.. , the
situated in Srmln«»lr r o u n h , Florida. t«»**it
Ai to l.dt 16 Florida l . m d k Culonixatlon checks of unaucreaaful bidders will he re
turned
t*>
them
upon
the
rejection
of their
C o ’s Adil •(<• South Sahf* rd thr •■til land
In me i M r u i i| at thr Mat* arf tht laatiar.rr of bill*, checks • f «ucrra«f|il bidder's wifi lie r*
tainetl and usetl I*> the corporation a*
■urh rrrtihrat* in ihr harm of V n 1 l.akr
Thr •aid J F l.alnr ha» I l.d *a»d rrrtif.* litjuldafei! damages. if the successful bidd* r
rat*-* in my *(f!irr a» <1 " ii u b vfipllraHon f**r fail* to e i r r u le satisfactory contract and
I n itr» <1■ In isaur In* acror da nr ! with l a * . bond in otit—fourth contract price, y#» be a p
t’nlras •■id r irllA calts ahall l»r r*i|r«m*d proved by the corporation, W(Jthtn tee *la>»
after written notice .f ih* » r \ plane* **f hi*
arrordlng to l » *
if.ad* * ill *••« # t h*r*«a
bid.
.
t»n thr 22l»«l da> of 5i hi. A I) 11419.
Bids for plumbing and for the furnishing
Witfu-M ni> wffWlal •iKBatiiri' ami aral Ihia
of plumtdng material and flilures mas be
the 21#t day <»f Marrh. A l>. 1919.
submitted separately and if submitted srp
iarati
.
F V I M H tCJI. ASS.
aral* I v shall be accompanied with c»rlifted
I’lrfk * Ifcult t our! S. rtnfn lr C o , f l a
check- n the sum of SI25 00. made ami un|t% \ M Itouglass. I* »
drr the same conditions and above ••» out.
l-VMr
.
The rorporaflon reserves Ihr right to re
ject any and all h ds.
n c c d i T M i: n t m t i i h i n t k i i i i i i i
Hanford Hotel CanHrurllon Co.. Inr .
I*. S I.and Ofltff at (iainravlltr, Fla
45»5tr
|| ( ’ liullose, He*t>
March 15. 1919
Notice is hereby given that ('ulonrt It.
NOTICK
llcliTirt r»f (ivtr*|*», Fla . who on March lh.
I **1 i. in •it*- It om*-*tra<l Entry. N»»
012.550, i« hereby given that an application will be
made l«* the neat session of thr H "f id a
f«.r NF.*, of S K ' s Section 22 amt N W , of Legislature i.» have that body m a n « law
SW ' 4. Section 21. Township 21 S . Itangr
ahidishtng ihr present form of municipal go vrrn
It F . Tallahasse* Meridian, has filed notice
• t intention to make Thre«-y rar I'rroif. to ment for Sanford. Fla . and to ritaoliih a dif
tstablish claim « •• the land ab»v«* dracribeit, ferent form of government for the aald munici
before Clerk Circuit Court, at Sanford. Fla . pality. such form of government to be what is
ordinarily termed the rum mission-m an a g * r
on the 25th day of April, 1919
form of fo v r r n m r n l f*.r municipalities
Claimant names as witness*-#
I rated March i M h . I9|0
Charlra I - Weal *.f Oviedo, Florida
Committer .*n Municipal Legitlatioh.
Butler Boston «»f Oviedo, Florbla
Ity.S. (I. Chase, t'hairman
lien (1 Smith of Oviedo, Florida
II. C. IiuiL.se, Hefty.
Harper Smith of Oviedo,. Florida.
45-9tc
BOX FILES
for filing
Ufllre Supply Dept.
Phone 118
Sanford, i'loiid.T
Satire of Appllrallon far T a i Deed I'n drr
Section A of Chapter OAft. l aws « f Flor
ida
Notice la her* by gt*en that Overstreet
Turpentine
Co mpany,
purchaser of T a i
Certificate N*o. 1252, datrd the 5th day of
June. K I*
1*9°. for t a n a for thr year
I****, n»* * ring K 'a of N \ V '| ..f SK •* *»f
Hrc
Tp 21 S . It 29 L , III arr.s *.-Id aa
th« jiru|*«ri> 4-f f,. 1 Wuuten.
A l i » Tat
f'*rt No 9f,.V datrd ihr 2nd
«lav of Jun
A It 1902 for ta»r a for thr \«ar |9o|, cov
ermg SK 'j 4.f S K ' 4 of N W 1,
Irsa railroad
right of way) Sec 2. Tp 21 S. It 29 K.. A *4
acre*, sold aa the properly* uf A. L. Hunt:
and Hai filed said * certificate In my office,
and haa made application f o r tai drrd to
Jtaue In accordance with law.
In the quiet ’country community that
he pestered with his presence, every
b o d y h a te d Hamilcar Q. Glure— “ W all
Street farmer," he called himself. W hy
shouldn’t th6y? In the very first in
stallment o f “ The Pest,” .a rattling new
m ystery’ story, starting next week in
IR e COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
ADVERTISING
f!
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company
“ ErtryUing M m <md Hoys ILcar"
Hart SchafTner & M arx Clothes
For Sale— At Lake Mary station,
7?i acres land, one six and seven
room home, kitchen, dining room rent down town room, (ict number
To Rent— House, corner Cypress
and out houses. Few hearing fruit at Heruld Office.
and Third streets. Apply to J. E.
4-i-tfc*
trees. Muck land. Cash or terms.
Pace.
33-tf
Mrs. Martin.
-.-j
42-4tp
Furnished Rooms—By day, week
or month. Every convenience. Over
LOST
FOR RENT
Philips Drug Store, corner Park and
Lost — Fcdnral, Non-Skid. 33* 4 1.
For Rent Nirely furnished room First street. Mrs. O ( ‘ Hart, Prop.
43-1 f
tire, tube and rim beta'cVn New
Prefer gentleman permanently locat
Smyrna and Lake Helen. Reward.
ed in Sanford. 209 K. Fifth. 45-tf
For Rent —Cottage.
J. Muaaon Finder notify J. K. Rowley. New
For Rent Gentleman wanted to
42-8tp“
Smyrna.
44-2tc
•CHANDLER SIX
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5 All Local Advertisem ents Under
T his H eading T H R E E C E N T S a
Line For Each InHertion. Minimum
Charge 25 Cents.
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 it
we do we arc not allowed to give
out this information.. Simply write
a letter and address it as per in
structions in the ad.
WANTED
‘ Wanted— Farm help of all kind*
Good wages.
J. F. McClelland,
Moore's Station.
45-2tp
Wanted — Nicely furnished house
or upartmept for summer. Address
S. V. Ramsey, Carnes Hotel. 45-2tf
Wanted
flee work.
Poaition as clerk or of
Call Lincoln House.
44-2tp
Dut it wouldn't be quite
fair to give- sway the
story. All 1 can say it
that the editors tell me
it's a humdinger of a
myst ery-the kind everybody likes— by Albert
Payaori Trrhune.
But this is only one story,
.while in the fifty-two
numbers of T il* COUN
TRY OKNTLUIAN you
get five or six of them —
Kodak Finiahing— 24 hour service
R. C. Shefer,
113 Elm Ave., San
ford. Fla.
.
43-6tp
Willard N. Lun
For Quick Sale — Five arres tiled
land. 300 yards from loading station.
Two wells, no buildings.
Close in.
$2,750. Address Owner, P. O. Ilox
No. 417.
43-3t
Well be glad to show you
.
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Wanted— Am shipping two autos
from Jacksonville to Chicago about
April Int. H a v p room for one more.
Catv save you money.
Rate $l.h9
per 100. Herald office or A. Pad
dock. Mt. Dora, Fla.
44-3tp
■— 7 — One Dollar—TODAY
,
$1795
CLASSIFIED
we find him ruining a near-by dairy,
underselling the truck-growers,beating
a beautiful collie' c og, and threatening
one o f his neighbors at pistol point.
So it was no wontjier that—
the kind that sell in book
form for $1.50 to $1.65
each,'these days.
All these areln addition to
a wealth of the best sort
of articles about farm,
garden and home.
I will arrange to have
your subscription start
with the firs t Installment
of "The Pest." if you
give me your name and
thefaddress with
T
he waist seam styles for spring and summer are
___ r a a k in g a g r e a t ‘ ‘ h it.-— W© have a-number of good ones; all wool; stylish; made by Hart Schaffner & Marx
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' For Sale— Bay mnre, gentle, good
worker and'* beauty. A real value.
Will, consider good hogs in trade.
W. V. Wheeler, residence Elder
Springs.
I’ . O. address R. D A,
Sanford.
44-2tp
Antiques bought and sold. Write
us what you have. A. D. Van Dyke.
Orange City.
43-4tp
Wanted— T o rent permanently, an
8 room house in good
location.
D. R. Swing.
42-tf
For Sale— E. M. F. 30 $250.00
211 French avenue.
,45-atp
For Sale
Garrison.
Fresh milk cow. R. L.
45-4tc
Eggs for hatching from Pure Bred
hltv^l Plymouth
Rocks,
Fishel
rain./ $1.60 per 16. L. B. Steele,
tnford, FIs., R- F. D.
46-2tp
T h is is the C h a n d le r M o to r
F• am
ou s f o r Its E xcellen ce
*
Chandler owners, and men generally who know automobiles,
talk about the Chandler motor for its marvelous performance
nnd endurance.
'
.
It is exclusively the Chandler motor, of Chandler design nnd
Chandler manufacture in Chandler shops. The only automobile
hood you can find it under is the Chandler hood. It is not a
stock motor. No other car has it. .
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And this Is the greatest o f six-cylinder motors. ’
.
The Chandler motor, with refinements and improvements
frhm time to tim e but without radical change at any time, Is
now in its sixth year.
,
L ift the hood of a Chandler car and see that motor. Even
from ita exterior view you know it is good. We woufdn’ t build
and mount n m otor with such care if it weren’ t on extraordinary
motor inbide.
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Chandler m o to r and chassis design are typical of the
highest priced construction, yet Chandler is moderately
priced. It offers greater value th an other cars can give
you for hundreds more. .You can absolutely prove this
to your own satisfaction if you will study th e Chandler
car, and put it to test on the road and com pare it with
o'ther cars.
S ix SPLENDID BODY TYPES
Srt^n-rtutmgtr Touring Car. 9I7VS
.
Four^Paurnger Roadster, $1795
_
Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $1875
_
Convertible Sedan, $2495___1 Ismaaslme, $3095 - — Convertible Coupe, $239.*
"
0 19*— / - > Cfc • 11 •
Ask for Demonstration
�THE SANFORD HERALD
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
people here. Those from Oviedo at
tending the picnic were Rev. ant
Mrs. Wright, Misses Virginia, Elip
nhetii and Alirelia Wright, Mrs. Ed
Farnell and Mrs. Marshall, fron
Sanford were Rev. Massey, Mr
Paxton and David Speer.
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR
RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEM IN OLE COUN
T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPO RTERS FOR T H E HERALD
The guests were Mrs: Henry Might,
Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. G. • D.
Iiishop and little daughter, Mrs.
F. T. Williams, Mrs. Patten. Mrs.
F. F. Dutton and S. M. Schwartz.
Samuel M. Schwartz is a guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1 D.
Martin for an indefinite time.
A. II. Stone, A. P. Stone, J, W.
Knnggs and the Stone ymlng people,
Carrol and Jim drove to Daytona
Beach for the day Sunday. Mr. andiMrs. It. G. Dieterich are
moving to their new home on Lake
Silver this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tyler, their
guests, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Van
Zandt and Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Couch and little daughters picniccd
in Eustis Sunday and had a delight/Mjtei-lCamrnm has a position in
the ship yards ,at {Sparrow Point
near Baltimore, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Woodworth. guests ,nf the Dri-ssnrs have
been taking, a trip on the West
Coast and while in Tampa heard
Billy Sunday preach.
Howard Schwartz was a guest at
the Marshall home in Cameron City
Recently.
Howard has resumed his
commercial traveling for a New
York firm since brine nnnicrud-iiul.
MARCH 2*. 191*
title .home.
The guests were Rex
Packard, 'president of the Sanford
Truck Growers, Inc., D. C. Marlowe
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Mar
lowe, Mr. Jacobs, manager of the
Growers, Mrs. Jaeobs and Mrs.
Pinney and Mr Jacobs, Jr., who
are here from Virginia to visit Mr.
Jacobs and are guests at the Carnes
Hotel.
L IG H T J I X
T O U R IN G
WEST GENEVA AVENUE
Good old spring time is here at
last and the gardens and farms are
dtjfng fine,
. Mrs. J. E. Vaughn was the sur
prised hut grarious hostess to a num
ber of friends Saturday evening
when they gathered there and every
one enjoyed the evening very much.
The young people played games and
refreshments of cake, coffee, sand
wiches and fruit were served and at
a late hour they hade their hostess
good night and went their ways
home.
The 80 acres known as the Keelor
property between Heardnl! avenue
and the, railway and 10 acres be
longing to T. B. Kinard and 10 acres
of Lee Kinard adjoining on the
south, has been sold to a Chicago
Mrs. Geo. Calhoun and childrrn
firm through A, P. Connelly. It is made a pop call at Mrs. Vaughn's
said the land will lie improved and Monday afternoon. ,
farmed as it is only party 1 improved
Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson were
now.
in the city Saturday afternoon at
The Misses Alberta and Jeanette. tending to business, also making a
arrive few calls.
this week to be guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Fortier and mother were
Mrs. G. C,' McDougal and family of calling at Mrs. Will Robinson’s on
Celery avenue.
Monday.
Mrr iifid* M^rs. IL-Cv^Chandierlain
Mrs. Vaughn has a- lot of fine
are leaving for’ Jacksonville in their strawberries now and they are still
car Thursday for a few days stay. going' at HOc a quart.
Mrs. G. C. Chorpening will accom
A little rain would-be acceptable
pany them to visit her daughter,
now to the farmers.
Mrs. Uyran H. Squire and family.
Mrs. Tom Fortier and baby arc
E. M. Fenton and sons, Eivin and
both on tin- sick list this week. We
Emory are leaving for their home in
hope it’s nothing serious.
Battle Creek. Michigan this week in
Little Clifford King, the little
their Ford car after the winter here.
grandson of Mr, and Mrs. Robinson
AloxI Marshall passed
is on the sick list with cold this'
nesday night at his ho
week.
'
cron City after a long
This is fine weather for fishing and
consumption.
the town folks keep the M
We have just rcteived a carload of
O VERLAN D NINETYS
Price $1095 Dcvivcrcd
Remember the Overland Service goes with every Overland car. This is something worth considering when
purchase an automobile. Plenty of "VEL1ES" ready for iinmediave delivery.’
“ W t Hare a H l«i| < lltllrr, tor Your Car Car tlrnl or for Sal*”
Overland Sales & Service Company
Mr., and Mrs. Ballard and family
who have occupied Mrs. Joe Linehart’ s cottage at Lake Charm for the
winter returned to New York this
week.
Mr. R. V Thompson, representing
Dr. T . D. Leyear Medicipe Co. of
St. Louis , was stopping at Hotel
Oviedo white in the city.
H ill Hardware Co.
-------------------- Stands f o r -------------------
SERVICE, QUALITY
The traveling men * have been
quite numerous this week— ti hit's
must be better. Among those visit jpg the merchants Tuesday were:
T —LL-Kvmt:s. Florida Hdw:~Co:. lax
and’ 'PRICE
Complete line of Celebrated Philadelphia
Lawn
Mowers,
Leonard
Refrigerators,
Line
,
Cltannblc
also the Favor^k
o f Cook Stoves
ami Itnnffes
ut ii.imt f.,r lli
Mrs Latigenhach
La ngi ti .n h na •! M
l.viirr, have be.-n r.........d from
Lonnie Hartley and Barrue Griggs
Jlo be remembered to their friends
and hope Jo he hack in the good old
U. S. A. some time soon.
Mr. Reitgr of Pennsylvania has
joined his family who are located in
the Clouser cottage
Mr. Reiter is
another great admirer of Florida.
Shoe Prices and Leather
H hy with tamt commodifies falling in price St tan nut
escape the conclusion Jhat shot price* irill remain at
leant on thr prrnrnt batii throughout the year.
The supply of rattle in the world, in ratio to population, has
greatly decreased during the war. There is no surplus of hides,
skins, leather or shoes, and in'fart a shortage oftsts in a majority
of the European countries.
Packer hides in this country arc extremely scarce, and practically
the same conditions apply to country hides. Other countries
appear willing to pay higher prices for South American and other
foreign hides than the United States Government has fixed.
There is no surplus of sole leather ol good quality, and this also
applies to upper leather. Kidsfcins are in short supply and evi
dently are going to advance in price.
Cost of production, irf^luding labor, is higher than ever before.
It
would therefore
term that joohftar
being
m
»>iorf
•apply thr world orrr that thr prrirnt fair prices would
continue.
.Vo notion on thr fact of thr globe g itt» to
it* people for thr tquttalcnl of a day'i wage thr ralut
in fualtrear. yatL cAn -get in America. Think thin oter
and pel Skoc Strvictt from
ONE THING that resulted from the
■ Mrs. ‘Anna Walker of Sanford was
calling on friends one day last week
restoration o f peace among
the fight
County Commissioners Swope and
C. W. Entzmingerwere appointed to
investigate th e ‘truck that was being
demonstrated at Maitland and were
wadi ■pleased with its work.'
The Ladies' Civic will hold its
regular pjuntbly, meeting the first
Tuesday in April.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl and
Miss Olive Dinkel were shopping in
.Sanford on Saturday.
curved hip lines; but aside from these physical requirements, there's a call for
Mrs. Martin and children returned
to their home on Saturday.
special “ smartness” of design.
Mrs. Griggs and daughter, Mary
and Estelle Tillis of Sanford were
the guests of Mr. and. -Mrs. Truitt
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reinau motored
over to Apopka on Tuesday.
ing nations has been the emphasis giv
en to “ s ty le '’ in clothes.Everybody seems to w ant
show in clothes the reaction from the
CiinricM 1JJ9 JLn S&alfstr It JJ***
strict m ilitary sameness of appearance;
the military features are not wholly discarded— good shoulders, slender waists,
H art SchafTner & Marx, clothes offer just these
things to you, in a w ay that you 'll not find them in any other clothes.
at the welt-seam-waist type here shown; the pocketS; the Japels*
th at suit and you want it*
colors; and prices.
\
OVIEDO ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. ,J. 11. .Lee have re
turned fram. F t. M y r s -after a--delightful visit to Mrs. II. I1 Matther-
,
THE
HOME
“ Everything M en and Boys W ear” '
‘ O F"
Just look
One look at
W e ’ ll fit you in it; many variations in fabrics and
Mrs. Mary Pier pout of Kansas is
spending the winter with her daugh
ter, Mrs, S. P. Swope.
Mr. and Mrs. Frc<J Stones and
children, Miss Mary Stones of Day
tona, also Misa Elizabeth Stonea of
Geneva came as week end visitorato
participate in the joys of a birthday
picnic given their father in Geneva.
to
HART
SCHAFFNER
&
MARX
�M A B C H M ^ IW
T flB SANFORD y ^ L P
Juita Ublespoonful o f GRAND*
M A, the wonderfulp o tid cre d
■oap In t fie water. T in * takes the
place of all the chlppintf, dicing
*&d rubbing that-you do now
whenever yon waib or clean.
And you save loap. You know
just bow much to use. *
Isn't It ilrrtple? What woman would
up with tbfc fuss and bother of
•oap lylnf around and waiting
•way, when sho can now hard this
C
nurTclouspoUxfawd »o«p,
Try this Pow dered Soap Today!
Grandma's
Saves T I M E — Saves W O R K — Saves S O A P
Your Grocer Has it!
EVEN T H E GATE t o S T
A Chief I* Among Ye Taking Notes
incl Faith, " H e ’ll Print ’em"—
So Says Sauntcrcr.
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or..lie .1t m l . n i i '
boys, yet a great good may be done
by making it a duty to the Scouta
for each ona of them to select some
wild boy, give him good advire, lend
him good hooks, arouse the spirit of
true manhood and try to impress
upon his mind that
W E HAVE FOUND IT!
" I t is not all of life to live,"
Nor all of death to die."
A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water, Chemical
'-Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture.
.
The prosperity of a town Is not
guarded by the wealth of its inhabi
tants, but by the uniformity with
which they pull together when any
important undertaking is to he ac
complished. A man with a thousand
dollars at his command und a love
for his town in his heart enn do more
for the building up and improving of
it than the millionaire who locks up
his capita!’ and snaps his finger at
homo progress,
Sanford does not
boast of the latter class, because
Sanford floes not boast of million
aires,
out
Sanford 'does
have
the least df.the rule—Sanford has
fam .
In,-
people
. ( this
n.tutly
DAISY TILE
Mado from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand
Nitric and Picric Add tests In the construction of its Immense acid plants
Our supply Is limited only by our demand.
SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA.
'Stock In yards and 25.000 ready for shipment.
Essy to RecoQnlze.
Helen, four years old, went to the
movies nnd was much Interested In the
war picture’s. When the stntue of Lib*
trty wfls projected on the screen, she
‘ xrlnlmcu: "I cun alius tell the God
less of Liberty, ’cnyse sho has an Ice
:re«m cone In her 'hand/'
• Tempting.
If nn npple dumpling doesn’t xvnnt
to bo- eaten, why does It smenr Itself
ill over with that delicious Bauce nnd
lit there smilin’ up nt you with a
look of paradise upon Its cherubic
face?—Baltimore Sun.
MAHONEY-WALKER CO
FOR SALE
Lots 9, 10, 11,-and 14 of Keely's Subdivision of Sanford
also all of Block G, Til*r 15, Sanford.* For prices write to
cwncr. Terms can be arranged, if desired.
E. 0. Painter Fertilizer Company .
—
Homer*» Fate Warrrlnj-.to Poet*.
The-greatest poet that ever lived
wnsj a blind beggar, yet when he dlml
(even cities fought for the custody of
his poor, old. weary tomes.
day. 1 have reference do the propo
sition for a road for Geneva and
• Chuluota. Seminole county'has the
i best'system of roads in dry weather
that any county in the state has. but
during the recent wet spell it . was
proven to the residents of the Chuiuotj) und Geneva Districts that better
roads had to he made. The road
from Oviedo to Chuluota and from
Oviedo to Geneva, and then the
‘Tmlf’Va fill, during wet weather is
next to impassable. Seminole county
-owes Unit portion of tin- county gfxnl
roads and roads that they can use
twelve months in the_ycar,-and if
the new project goes through Hl»n*ino!e county will make good to its
people of the East Side. Then too
the OttPPir ferry bridge' luit 'auiT.
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST
PET WEEN YOU AND ME”
PAGE THREE
■ J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A
Herald Want Ads W ill Bring Results
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the man, j think every man should a dvi s e tiun•- and thereupon she read .self Oti the UHeMinn of the Irog ami
II h >ig- *1 i t " A n d will
' ” >- a mien wspeth ii
»' .i ai.d turning, it up
Ui-y!, w hat would vou
Wipe | , :,1 il,. hill* Ihiil imdotlhl. d h Will he
dish, introduced for Seminole ioiifit\'s
side j henetit. ()f emirs*’ ii is the duller
have standing that hills of this nature
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tim
iireumst.iiea-.s.’ will have what is known us the referi-,< to say that the prominent endum in th e m -that is, to submit
h A* still doing the occasional the ijue«tion to the people before* rt
' on-tim’.-.s the Uiiile doe-, a take* elleet.
Then you might sa>
V'hiil
^thnt you woulil look after hills of
* l ! ill kiml u h»rti 1hf v rum • in tti*+
1• : *. 1 i jjiH.-i f h ir vf vtiii’ ii I r
T h ai
i* Jru*. I»ul
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■ l"wn after m v . mail W i - d u - • •mnty needs progressive l.-gislution
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and sitmet'liiNg that
woul.l to- pro
IgresM.e and ellectual if carried at*
the polls. Seminole county does not
*
wish to have to vote against a Dill
° f a law that, if properly drawn and'
I
parsed wne!d he for the b*-*t pf lliy
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Si’ minoh* citixens want to
v r '
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do the best thing
Therelu/e it is
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now time to look into this legislation '
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and see what it’ s all about
I think
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Thut - Seminole needs proper protec- J
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^ lion from the hogs and cows, and a j
/p
,y bill giving that ought tu he passed |
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a nd then voted* for b y the people,
v T Y r t f l (
but get the right kind of u law and
j /•
then uphtfld it iiotli at the polls and
v ^ is k ^
LS
'a)
r R, ^ carried. Don’ t let’s have
i
fel t , . , /■*- to defunt u law bi-cause il is drawn
T a x i r i g g - c-w-.-r.L-y/i tA so ns to not give the protection
Hrrtcix '_
f.i’s wanted and needed.
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f 'i b r jY
te -fe >
nxxdl Good for me too, be*
rauxe Calumet KaUings are
whit-xomc and cjui'./ dlsvucd.
Millions of mothers i«e
CALUM ET
BAKING
P0WCES1
l^auseof Its purity—be:at:?e
« Always fthrc* beat r«u !ta uni II
economical (n C(>*t flmj
Calum et c o n ta in s o n ly murk
•n§r*dient§ n i h m m been o p o f f ic i a l ly by th e U . 5 .
r o o d A u th o ritie s *
torn ubvw Hhom you buy H,
tom iTvt when |wu uto
It,
One of tiie greatest things that
Sanford fo'k have ever started has
been started by a man and a hunch
of boys. Tip* 11oy Scouts have a
friend in town und he !u< proven his
friendship to them and tut boys ap
preciate it. Not that this one man
is the only friend,the how have but
he ie the lirst to come forward and
say ‘ 'Here hoys,-take this from me
and enjoy it for yours Hves." The
Cum]) that has been donated in the
Doy Scouts out on Silver Lake is a
fine thing, und the man that made
the donation ought to have u nic<>
song written for him. The S<-ot|ts’
can do m°re for themselves out there
ami can keep out of the ordinary
mischief that boys wi|) get into in
u much better way by being allowed
Co spend their spare mdmonta in
their Scout uniform at their camp.
The Scouta have certain pledges to
make and keop or they will be dis
charged and the faet that none ex
cept Scouts ran enjhy the benefits
of the fine rump wilt have great in
fluence toward helping the boy to
keep himself worthy Of the Scout
uniform. ■ The Scouts now have good
Scout leaders and every‘ worthy bqy
should lie a member of that worthy
organization, and the leaders should
lend their efforts to^ building up the
organization so that every father
and mother will want and will be
glad to have their boy be a Hoy
Seoul. While it i3 generally under
stood that the Scouts are for good
showing some nice dining room suits in Queen Anne Period,
in Mahogany and American Walnut
We Have Taken the Agency for
Phonographs & Records
A Helper in the
Kitchen that
You Can
Keep
The PyyTH E all-wood, am plifying Lone chamber, built entirely upon the violin
principle, eliminates all metallic tone and makes possible the reproducing of every
vocal or instrumental selections in a clear, sweet, natural manner that is distinct
ively P A T H E.
A N A P A N E E DutcIvKilchenet
is a servant in the kitchen that
you can always keep.
This
means .something these days
when so many more women do
their own work.
Ilelj), at one
time easily obtained, is now
difficult to get.
Thousands of
women have been so bothered
with the eternal "servantprob
lem” that they welcome the re
lief from it which has been af
forded them by
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P A T H E Records are played,wit|) a genuine Sapphire Ball that
is round, and
smooth, plays the selection in a clear, sweet, natural tone, will not cut or wear
the recortl as all sharp metal needles will do.
t
Th e P A T H E Tone Oontrola is the onlyNscientifically correct method of governing
,
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the volume o f music as the record is played.
Plays all Makes of Disc Records!
And remember we
deliver the goods.
Machines and Records N O W when
vou need them.
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
THESANFORDHERALD
R. J . HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager
Published Every Friday by
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
S I U S O U P T I O N PRICE IN ADVANCE
O N E T E A R _____________________ 1____________ I
NIX M O N T H S _____________ __________________
T H R E E M O N T H S _____________________ I----Eatncd u S*rasS-Ctsw M *U M i l l n AafwM l l * d
. ISM. *1 Ik* pH U ffln tl Sw I mi). f l « M . '
building*of home* in Sanford per
haps than nnv other single agency
during this time.
The Building &
Loan Association is a cooperative
institution'and the profits go to the
members.
At this time when the slogan pf
the country is "Build N ow ", it be
hooves the people of Sanford
to
support this institution to the utmost
It is not only a good way-to build
a home but it is a good investment
for those who want to invest mon
ey or save money.
l ' ( d « Art at M u i k lid. IS7S
The failure to pass appropriation
bills in the closing hours of the sen
For the first half of March the ate has given a most unfortunate
most popular indoor sport was filing turn to the employment iiuestion*
The bureaus formed to facilitate the
income tax schedules.
employment of returned soldiers'
Any one reading the income tax roust now be given up for lack of
reports would form the opinion th3t
there is still some money in the
United States,
No. I U
MARCH 28, 1919
mous indemnity from Germany’ and
Englapd, through fear of losing
commercial advantages, has not con
sented to the course w hich will alone
make Germany once more a produc
er and enable her to pay an indem
nity of any amount whatever.
I f the spot where you arc is crow ded— Go where they need a crowd.
D on't try to dig gold out of a place where there has been hundreds
before you. Th e other fellow probably has as-good pep as you have.
Go look for the place and we will Help you to succeed. W e will help
providing you have an account that is large enough to ju stify it
A y e there’s t^e rub — H A V E Y O U A B A N K A C C O U N T ?
Meanwhile, as the days pass
Germany becomes more unsettled,
more self extenuating and more sul
len and resentful.
■> it is time for the peace conference
to cease considering theories and
begin on actualities —in other words,
get down to brass tacks!
C A P IT A L $30,000.00
What Germany and Austria Hun
gary need is»food and employment.
All blockades should be removed,
that these countries may receive
food and raw materials. The cen
tra! states, regardless of whether
they deserve it or not, should be fed.
given the chnnee to resume manu
facturing, and so'receive an oppor
tunity for the restoration of normal
S U R P L U S $15,000.00
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
H. R. STEVENS
P’ ooldrt I
R. R. TEAS,
Cadikr
C. M HAND
Tleo.PrwMol
C. D. COUCH,
Ait'l C iAw
THE B A N K T H A T INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
What if we should need the’ Mon
roe doctrine to use down in Mexico,
and should go to the^cupboard for
it and should find the cupboard
bare?
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the tendency of his time, and is everon t V alert to meet the demands o f]
the public for generous, clean and
thoroughly satisfying amusements. :
His line of work reaches all classes.;
from those who like the suhtle' hu~»
nop of good old "David Harum" to j
r-re trajreUv~T3f "Julius‘ Caesar."
have been the most effective agency
The prospect is that you will he in returning the man to his job or
able to buy u line U. S, airplane securing him a new*ont*.
which cost the government from
Why We Have No Band
We jmve no d<*ubt that the mem*
$’.‘ 500 to $3500 for $100.
Just,
Editor
Sanford Herald.
hers of the draft boards in their ca*
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think. how handy it would be.to uss
Tianford.
JTptidu.
as citixens will do -tjit licai.
in running errands!
in,' through their interest in
oung men; to secure the job
_ The Sixty-fifth Congress has been
man ami the mtjn for the
pronounced, by different unimpeach
able authorities to be the very best
and the very worst legislative h«*dy
ever assembled since the beginning
of time. Mow :s a m-r- layman t»
decide?-
Tickets for
adults 50 cents- and
pa
H
_____ ,Our Devil,' Dogs would
never Jiave whipped the
H un and- earned their
name had they not been
fed on milk, butter and ice cream f ~So
says a big new series about dairy
cattlp, partin g next^veek in-^----------
Hid) Cross I ’ hurch Nervier Schedule
F>>? Dial, until such, time that tha
"|| I'1 are more a •cust-im *,1 to thadvance in tmr* which takea. pla* **.
beginning next Sunday, 1th Sunday
Iff " r.eTft; March 30tii. aieording t i
Tin* NEW time, the*Sundav service
Ifie COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
M ilk products generate the pep that
makes the cow-keeping nations lead the
world. And yet we buy milk mostly
for babies and ice cream as a confec
tion, while the cheese we eat per capita
would starve a mouse.
. curse
Our consumer* mustl ram
that butter, cheese oral
ice cream arc {ood% o f
meat vital importance.
And at the time time, our
farmer! must carry' °n to
greater and more profit
able production by the
use of pure bred*. You
don-'t benrmenwithpurebred herd* kicking that
the dairy busvncxsdocxn’t
pnrtmcnts, the picture*,
nnd----- bid find out for
yourself! Send me to
day, only •
ONE DOLLAR FOR 52 ISSUES
I H> > on K " * 1>. ■ - , ; • | i .. . ■
1 t.st 1 1utii-M
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will m-> • i.<\,t » * ca to Mi- old post-
it ..• lit office store room in the People*
i* f o ' I Bank, buifding.
there | The Merchant,* Grt»‘ci*ry Company
li t*s a |wilt soon occupy the rooms in the
to hi* |Clark building directly across from
haps a half million dollars f jr th»purpose of building bodies- in and
around Sanford, in the past ten
'years?
We refer to th*- Sanford Building
A Loan Association, an institution
which has had »more to do with th*-
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A full year of sort ice represents the min
imum you ran expect from a COLUMBIA
»ith ordinary A TTE N TIO N and CARE.
You can insure much lunger
service. Let us tell you more
about thcr many features of
the Columbia, as well as the
neyy Columbia Service Plan
which makes possible
this
remarkable guarantee.
I have just installed an up-to-date
“ Charging Plant" and don’ t have to
depend on outside sources for cur
rent, therefore you are insured of not
having your battery damaged.
( O I.U M H IA SE R VIC E , the kind of Serv
ice. W O R T H Y of your CAR
C O LU M B I A
baUerictt arc (JU AK A.N TEE I) in writing.
Jra u
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Tk« Sa I bti t j Eeeaiaf Poll
12 immt-U.n
g M K «-C M
CO’ 1 I be n e w poslotfiei*
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The Columbia Storage Battery
Ao autbartied lubtcrfjuton represent all re e(
to outrtd r*
Did yn i ever h- : of
I u Land people hiring a*i out of town
orchestra or band for rheir, jobs?
Li be r t y Loan C o mmi t t e e . and the
1 • mat ad ■ ii tb* r omtnun tv or
T h e W i liams Millinery
Store is women who w ti assist b*
t
used
n f irmer
* during
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now i o, .i ' *d in t i store room next I he i a mp a i ;ii w ll rn * • M -- u s
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'ii t i *- i ■ f ifd *- h '
,C C ot htng b 1 i lug-.
. ‘ liair >ti.i n . lit thf “ f .»' u "►* t\ i *• ih •
< -n i ' i
Mi
1 h'.i- -: b n lifi rig
Hotel i a n »•, -*n I r; a , \ prt 1 It h
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* ! s ■: v c w lii to* t he |>r.**to discus* tli- \ ,\r,o i * m . i i
of i v i . ‘ •»*'»* •
• m I t ’ s m i ie from ca>m *t imjHtrt.r
w .r
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i*n ’ •’ 1 i u i t'inixt to all worit*rs
*■■* be’ .-vg ida.jni 1 f vr t • •
■ vfi > arc Ii*. * 1 a t li a d q u a r i e r s ,
A remarkable fact connected with
T h e Victor* • [) i >.* w ' 1! h * ir.-l
these changes is that in every Tn- a ugil rat?d on t e ii. J i . :!j i.*! , i ' Vt’a k ’ i , ( i . e Want Ad Column
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stante improvements are made in
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the window- and inside work gen'
For several years after it* organi
sation the FunfoM Baud paid a!l its
own expenses, including lights and
era'l.v. with tin* result that Sanford
haU rent and even including the
stores will pre.cn* a better appear
lights in tile band stand for publir
ance, n' u whole, tbati they formerly
concert j l*v dues levied’ ..on
<a eh
m miter and furnished their own in
struments and uniform*’.
Some member* of ti
t v i i i used on the ‘
oto mentioned above
lom eboly to work :*;
G a . 1* t a ilin g at t he hum- of Mr
and Mr- C t
Woodruff, of this
Spend One Penny Less
Than Thy Clear Gains
city.
Mfcv Barnes s* an old resident of
Sanford where she -made her home
In erm .-latron I wish .to stare that
for many seari|.*r husband, E, F.
band at present is that the m >ney
for it* support lias h**en withheld
although the taxpayer* are paying
for a hand right now.
And you
can't get music any more than any
thing else unless you are willing to
pay for it.
Yours trulv.
Band M t»mhf r.
Kntrrlainment T.onighl
Gilbert Atl.ee- F.lilredge. who
pr-ar at the Woman's Club
a t ’ 815 prewr.ts a widely
artsCe
and
popular
money
beget more," and " i f you would be wealthy, think
of saving us welt as getting."
There are men in our community who are
Catholic Church '
Between 8th and 9th streets *
•Sunday, Fourth Sunday in L (>nt%
Low max* at 10:15 a. m. Sermon
adapted from Gospel.
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Classes
for
religious
knowledge.
wealthy. Their wealth represent* nothing so much
as saving. They s’, arte*) like anyone else can'start.
Rockefeller rtarteir on* one dollar a week -Schwab
saved when lie wax earning a dollar a day. The.
saving ambition made him the- highest salaried man
r«-j—r-
a higo oruer. cnangmg ipr -kiv p im
humorous to pathetic, and from
dramatic f « sentimental repre***nlaThrhx.— It 1* our privilege und >?<■ass
ure to announce to our pat-ons that
Mr Eldrerlge stands today one of
the hiost practically certain attrac
tion* on'the platform.
During the
last thirteen years he has filled more
than twenty-five hundred engage
ments. Mr. El dredge is in line with
hours ate assigned i:i acCor-d-
wtth—thcr-change * of itrfig- #^'
r Sunday, March 30th.
Opening of \ Liory Loan
Preparatory to opening
tory Loan campaign in
county, Mrs.
Galloway,
chairman of the State
Campaign
the Vic
Seminole'
county
Woman's
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Sanford, Florida
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PACE SEVEN
She and her daughter had made cussed. Plans were made for a pooktheir home in Bryan only about two ed fond sale to be held Sntdrday
■years moving from Pioneer;
afternoon from 3:30 to 6 p. m. nt' the
Matters In Brief
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Her son. Attorney Edward Gnu- home of Mrs. Robert.E. Herndon,
Personal Items
dern and fahiily, and her daughter. 'J09 E. Fourth street. The public is
' of Interest
Miss Bessie (jnudem are the imint- most cordially invited to attend.
I diate relatives to mourn their loss
-Those present at Monday's meet
and
The Electric Farm-Lighting
} B. Boa*, owner of the Flagler j sister, Mrs. T|ioa. Cooke, ahd a|s 0 ' a" u tt'ho ran say with a host of ing were Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. M.
Plant You Have Been *
Tribune of Bunnell was n Sanford saw the wnter carnival in that city [rl’pn<k ' A good woman has gone to Miriarik, Mrs. Robert E. Herndon,
Tuesday
night.
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Mrs.
Earl
Burdick,
Mimes
Lillian
• Waiting For .
visitor yesterday.
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Shlnholscr
and
Kathleen
Brady.
Mrs.
B.
F.
Davis,
who
is
assori-i
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held
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Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Laing base ns
their guests this week Mrs. C. L. ated with her husband as publisher ‘ 1• ° ’r,0l’k *Sa*l>rdny afternoon from
of the O k e c c l ^ w Call publighed at t,'‘> r« idBH ". conducted by her pasSunday school 11 p, m. New time
Kersey of Kathleen, On. _
Preaching Ei:I5 a. ni. New time
Okeechobee,
Florida,
was
a
visitor
,or’
K*v.
Dr.
Deaton
of
the
MethodThere’s a man at the curl) to serve
ill Sanford Wednesday enrouto from lst thurch- Hurial will be in the ► Junior League, Friday afternoon,
46-ltc
you
Shitller cemetery.
after school.
u
Winter Gnrdern to her homr.
Mr. E. T. Evans of Stetson Uni
Sepior
League
Sunday
7:15
p.
m.
I t won’t coat you a cent to phone
versity was the week end guest of
Preaching 8:30 p. m.
To
Teachers
of
County
Schools
your CARDERS F O R P IA N O T U N Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Laing.
C. W. White. P. C.
After May' 1st, the' examination
Lingo. cashier of the Oviedo ! NG to ' Vndc- the Tuner. Orlando.
questions on T H E O R Y A N D
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Bank was a business visitor in San-;
P R A C T IC E will be based on I,a
I. O. O. F.
The recitals of song from the
ford on Friday afternoon.
Rue’s T H E SCIENCE A N D A R T
An enjoyable meeting of the Odd
,
.
. a r .1
world's great oratorios which Mrs.
OF T E A C H IN G , price $1.20 post Fellows was held last Monday night
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A good attendance
' grrgation.il church Wednesday evenAmerican
Book
Company,
Atlanta;
wn<
had
and
good
feeling prevailed.
W. S. Thornton is now carrying lngh ut
wI1|
continued till
Georgia, .anti may he obtained
The work yi the second and third
Itural lloute A mall out of Snnford, Ea<tor The ,mb|!c- is invitP(1
through the. local dealer in school degree wax conferred on two candi
he
appointed
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,onk, 8|nro
.
M beingK recently
j
>•
• to tins j i|ow
the rear a\le and
books.
dates.
.
position.
*
transmission of your car has linen
T. W. Lawton,.Supt.
Next Monday night will be given
Coming! Sgt. Jim of the U, h. A. ^Iled? The Wight Tire Co. lias modPublic Instruction, -Samir,ole Co. over to a social meeting* and a gen
Don’t forget to gee him.at Sanfor
c) n niaKliInes for this work. It only
rH E Alam o; Unit is compact— Ide Silent Engine,
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eral good time. Visiting Odd Fel-,
• Hi g h School Auditorium April I I . '
lakes u mjmite.
Also purest disgenerator, switchboard and radiator are mounted ,
lows will be given u hearty .welcome.
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tilled water for your storage bat.
° n ° n(-* biLse. N o special foundation ,ii» required.
Thn call from our Grand. Master
Or. It. M. Mason 'and O. J. Pope tery.
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N
o
helt.s
or chain connections are used —silent— clears ■
for
contributions
for
jin
endowment
were- among those
.the i
, .attending
.
Miss E, Ingraham, sister of Col.
NO EXTENSION OF
flliltl for Uni .Oilil Fellows Home at
itself^if'carbon;
no springs-, cams‘ o’r rods'to get out o f
Billy Sunday meetings in lumpn on j f; Ingraham, vice president of the
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T IM E FOE PAYM E N T
Gainesville is meeting with a hearty 1 7afljustnienk .
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• la'1 Sunday.
,
Floritlu East Const Railway Cu,,7ind
response * •
OF STATE ASH
Mr and Mrs. C. P. Herndon and Mrs. W. M. McComlViJ/WdlTislAn,
■V C lf r N T V TAJIKS IN
A gooiBy delegation of Odd Fel
. Hr. and Mrs. It. E. Herndon mo- Mints., nre visiting Mr. and Mrs.-'
. SEM INOLE CO FNTY
lows uml Rcbckahs expect to motqr'
lured to Orlando Sunday to hear the y, p, Forster.
Mrs. McComb is a
over to Ktssimmee April Mth. t*i a
ham! concert.
sister of Mrs. Forster.
State ami < oiiiju TiXjrs
dtslrii l mccliog to be held at that
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and | The Sanford Flour A: Feed Cum.
r e m a in in g un p a id >;»ril 1st
place tut that d-tte.
Also i|uit:* a
I he Alam o Electric Unit is just what vo ir have always "
Mr and M o . K. 1. Ferran of Eustis pany will move on Tuesday next
will be delin quen t a n d will
ntimbcs have
sigttilied th*ir inten
.had in muvl • safe,-complete, economical,* trouble”
returned from
Tampif
I- ritlay, ^from the Court Umise P|,*ck 11- the
tion to iittppil
GrandLodge which
be advertised, in accordance
proof, simple, compact electric light and power plant.
v.ficrFThey went to hear Billy Sdn- storfe room in the Peoples Bunk
• with the law.
convene- at Jacksonville April 1 fth.
■ day,
. ; |building recently listed by the pestNo extension fur payment
Wife of Deputy Hilled Negro
will be made .In Seminole
Tliere’s .a man at the curb to serve oilier-. They- expect to be- ready
. Daytona, l-'io., .MarcludLL--. -Mewr-i
ymi.
.
If)-l{c
|business in the new stand on
Thomas Miltoo shot
and killed
J.VO. II. JINKINS.
J . i m i T ' T " T l 177777' i 7 m c v ' 1hi- ^ ‘wday morning,
Tony Roberts, a hegro. here today
Tux
(
olleclor.
priiiul possessor of a Ncri-ips-Booth 1 Mrs, It. I,. Starr has been guest
after tin* latter had disarmed Milton,
■ touring ear. he having purchased the of Mrs. E. G. Stephens._ She has
a ileput i she-i'f, and apoarently was *
c:r of iHe City (tirrage last Satur- spent the winter in Ss Petersburg.
uluv.it t * I. i l l hint
Robcrt-s lia l
!o*eti act* -t.**l on a charge of illicii,
Proper!) O wn er s l a k e Nnl l re
107 \V, First Street
It T T . r a s h e r l e f t S a t u r d a y f o r
Sanford, Florida
il'stilliog no! suddenly attacked the!
The law provides that " I f tax* *
I l a J e I it i w h e r e h e w e n t O n b u « i deputy eo| took Lis pistol
Mrs
W i c k e r iif B e c k llammoeh. formerly Upitll aav rent ext lit e sh.l'l Not be
t.
l i e w i l l a?-o v i - ' t |.i» s ' s t r r .
Milt i t * * ’ . i f ’ ■i a v, apon a*i;l , am ■
ut
I try art, tilun
paid led ire the lir,l d l> of April of
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I.h u g e r S r . a t < l e a r to her husband's rescue.
No Change of Time.
Set your any year, the tax collector shall ad
water.
Uwi ff ly paxxing hv.*it!o;ig with ;o>l lapl i-l < liuri Ii
clocks
.ale-ad
and
on
Sunday
remem vert i-c and ■■e]|
e n l l e d li'iH IM ip l* nli*, a n d d e.x xert,
I I 11Y 1U T O
T R A N S F E R
I n \ l e w o f i h a i l g e i n 11 m e I I a ! In .xpeak. will nnl alwaVti nu.xtilin ux
ber l os»t tiie hour.- ei serxiie a! I lie
Mot i f i
all
e il l. 'c-ft ed
rid*
I! VI l . s E V E R A T i l l N i l .
P H O N E
m i rtsosvn.Lr, n o hid i
IttJ Ituum*.
SO ll i i h ,
n**xt
( ’ •tngr* g:iii*M i:tl * b u r , h a r c
M u , - t u n * * t h a t t h e n *j n i r c m c h t . x o f h m w i l l b e h e r n i n n s e f f e c t i v e
Sunday. aa,l ere we are conscious i»f the fact
H O T E L C A R N E S .
t J-lf
eleven
n Y lticL
E v ’c n i n g
7 : 3 0 . c o m p i i c i l w i t h a n d t l i * * t a x b o n k s w i l l h o u r s f o r ;i’ * r v i i e a t t h e j i r x t B a p t i a l th,r,* i* a demand fnr. tiie sub*lanOppiK.I** p ,. , „ r n r ^
VII mn.lrrn I m p , s i r .
VC
.ui I M i a
C h a r l e s I,
B rill
ments. r l , , , , , * . I. I j, I, m r
Italr
S u n d a y . s* i n n . I « I P I.'..
C f i n - t i a n p n a i t i v c l y * b : * e h i . u n i o n A p r i l F | r.xt
diureh Fa ve In e ii ado|ited *n- f'll- fiUJ
Tea.h.rs and parents need a -l.tiMBl lislh, tl.sn.l (i, a|||| |*d*h *1 VI pc
,i’ d I ' t i e C h a r l e s .lr s p e n t * * . e r u l
p
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r»rtn.
W
s
JUNKS,
M(,
mu:
E m l v n v o r ui u to..
I ; U p
j r i m v i d e t ! t > ’.’ I i a a n d a M h i c n l x o n
of school life
We all
rtc*A
M’***k il!
Siinff.i - i*1H !. 1 t a. el
O p W \ ( h t i - s . | . i y n r i i n g M a r c h ' J b w h i . Ii l a x * ■- h a v e n o t b c i ri p a i d w i l l
11- ! new suggestions that rninjir} t:*
•J Mr
f'r, a, !. eg, 1 ' i. t l< m
1>1 k ,','p u* with I lu- lit-w day whivh
M r a n d ' I r** i l a t i i i c I t ' t U u e h *■<*!,* ' b e i i d u r l '**1
iff) i m
B Y 1* ’ l
vki' are truly faring.
We ask you.
b r a t r d li ic ir **i\th w e d d i n g a i i n m r I ■:* *, Miurs arc preparing i" cmFfeaelt. hr . o im u m
t hi4 tiublii*, to exert yourself with a
s j r i w i t h a six o k lo c k d in n e r , a f t e r
ii-' t.nri y o u w i t h u I uc t c o i n c i i v o n
Prayer meeting , \\ effne-ttny 1........ mu: hty strong effort and show vuur
i vi k s o n v ii.i.i:. n. ouui x
w a rd * at fen d in g i he p erfo rm a n ce at
*
V M 1i ■Heme mber til, ■ d a t e .
In? *,*'l lltnjao H l n r l *
!'
m
i. lores, by coming to the club room
the Star T h ea tre
T h o n e a tinting
VII r*llroj,l I I . api atari** In bnIMIng. r e s
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n
n
l
,-,,.f|ihlng.
XII m o ir r n lm;,ro, r mrni-i,
Curdlul
invjlutmu
i*
extwiiiU-d
tiie
Mtimin'*
night
and
r
w
iv
r
a
h’
ilirrlo
M r a n d M r * . C u n e h t.i c e h - n r i ile tip*
Ifuiiilsl- 'I ill Enterlnin
H ( * t its—* I t i ' r i r r , pnrilruU).
Ilalrs, ana
Yi r* \Y. It 1turt and daughter*. event Were Mr ahd Mrs f M \’ an
general publie.tr> all service*
Next o*t art, interest in our children.
prrstin.
>1.00
lu
Sl.-.o
Is, prison-, l-.oo U
The IScrcnn ( ' lass' of the Ba'dist
J.’.'.a.
Huh * I . U . >3.00; I s a pr ap lr >’ ,JJ,
Mu. \! ,1>e! nil,'i little Dorothy of 7’ ande of Syracuse, N'.' A’
Sun,la>
I
In
*
mid
<ln>
mess
age
ha*
tin*
Mr and Sunday sehuid invites the pastors,
Sl.ou.
c. Ml I N K I'K A H t ’ K. gfa p
1a1'r.- m .'rili* spent a fe.w days .this Mrs. Cliurlta 'Tyler of Silver Lake,
topic "T r y Again," and will give a
superintendents, odicers, teachers
Week Hit' gUeit* of Mr. and
le: *0,1 in perseverance ip well doing.
Mrs. Mr. Janies Couch and Mr. and Mrs.
and Hasabx of the
Senior DopartJ E I.iiitig
The evening service will have the
F. II Bions’in
I nieuts of tin* Melhodixt, Bresbyevangelistic note in sermon and in |
U hat Jesus. Fhrif.l Mt'ans to
! terian. Fongregational and Baptist
soiig
T. W. Law Ia n in B l u e Iflilxi*
Me" will lie till'- sllliji*,'! oil w llieh |
! church -s and Sunda, schools to an
|l I- **|>ei l.illv ,je,iri*,| lh.it mem
T
\\
L a w t o n , x . i p i * r t i i t e i i d * n ! *if
R , v Mi It row elf \\i f| H |M*U k i l l 1111e t i t c r t a i n i t p ’lil
In
be g i v e n
ut
tin*
b,r» *<( lit,* • biireb attend tiie day |
pu!'|p in-! ru< i on for Seminole
| B a p t i s t chi|rcti Thursday , Anril 3rd,
* e r v ,i , > n e x t
Siitnla.v A ll
vt*il,ir*l
c io tn iy lefi T u e s d a y fo r H L ie R id g e .
Baptisi
church
Thursday.
Ajirll
m el ■ w e l . nine
N
,
w
h
e
r
e
tli*
w
i
l
l
l
a
k
e
a
t
e
n
d
a
V
s
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I'on'l forget t’ ie cooked food 'sale
8:30 p m
training i*nnrxe hi A’ . M F A work.
a: Mi-Fuller's
store
Saturday
after,
W. P. Bartlett
i" " ,
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.Lecture
Lecture uy
by itr.
Dr. u.
D. J. iftocKcr
Blocker oi
of
nmm by the ladies of the Episcopal!
Mr. Lawton was selected by the st(,taotl University, subject Brother' Oak field. Git., Muv II*. 1917.
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local -committeeto take this cottfoe hoo<| ^
,tptl
.S|l(,Hal mu8it. by Old Kentucky Mfg. Co.,
R F. Boyd, recently, returned f,,r s'’rv" ’‘’
s ” mi" nU’ r,,unl>' »nd
I'uducnh. Ky
talent from Stetson University
Iron, France was u husinesa visitor ' «*»<>.. his return he will have charge Eatable* in abundance and it good
Gentlemen:
"i Sanford on Tuesday, calling o n '
" ic campaign for returned s d- |tinic to all who rpay attend
Please allow me to state that I
$
/
Ho \l
M.iho
.lev - Walker Fo
moil.>V Mr
W'R '"' put ON ... the
ahoney( ‘ ompany
have sold y o u r hog cholera re medy
The
>
v,iry
near
future
*1 is ,cow with tin* Daisy
for one season and h ave ordered
Nut Ire
' •NIp.UIV
I
more (or I in* season
l ast v ear I
By or,I *r of the boiir*) *
sidd
1t
to
liF
or
15
men
who raise
I ' * n i » d i a l c tire service, gas. o i l and ,
n o t i c e is h e r e b y
given
a -.-..ries
There'S a mhn at the
»>»d th.rc is a very large pro
hog*
I
told
each'
of
them
to lake
stockholders of the Geo. II Fern aid
1 ir:. Pi serve you
Wight Tire Fo gram yf w.irk f**r tki* county and Hardware Company, a eorporution, the remedy, feed It to their hog*
46-1te v every olhtjr eo.nniy in the country will at its ofline in Sanford,_ Seminole and if they lost a .single hog from
- ,,
. _ „
,
'already mapped out. The commit
Phone 251-W - 115 Park A ve.
Mrs. U. t.. DeCoursey and it tie (>>(i W(.r(t flirtunnt(, .1n ai.clirinf Mr. eounty, Florida, at ten o’clock a. m disease of any kind’ not to pay me
daughter, Aliev, spent the first of the j*ml(ln f|W lU% ,m||orlwl wofk u, on the *Hst day of Mlych. A. D. a cent lor the remedy, ‘ but when
they begatrto sell cotton every mail
V'*idv in Orlando visiting the formers he is eminently ipinUfled to fill this! I919.' hoM a
meeting fur the
[ transaction of important
justness rame in and paid me for the medi
position.
cine and every one of them told me
‘ alfairs of said corporation.
that il was the best hog medicine
This I Ith day of March, A
Cooil Electrical Work
they ever used. One mnn^ paid me
When you want oSctricaF’ vvnfh j 1'>HL
for the small package and bought $5
J. G. Ball,
done let me serve you.
My j rices
worth more and raid it was tiie bint
Secretary of The (Jen. U. that he had ever tried.
may seorn higher but you get th e ;
Fernald Hardware Company.
best material you can obtain.
I
Yours very truly,
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guarantee all material and workman-'
’
W. F. Bartlett.
slop to be Hint class.
Merchants Grocery Co,.
I am now located at 107 West
Nl. Agnes Guild
Sunffird, Fla.
//weSTMOfTi
First street, second door west Of , Mrs. Gwynn Fox was the |iohteas. 44-3Lc.
.First National Bunk. Como in to <»f the St Agnes* Guild Minday j Cnrelessncss Result* in Fullu.-e
c
geo nfe.
‘ afternoon at Imr hum:* on I’ almdto
That Is why uo aay " F eed B. A .
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Thomas’
Hog Powder according to
M r . are judged to no small
‘ Leal you forget" -,Drink Elder
The first ehajitor of * the "History directions.
DO NOT F E E D IT
degree by their .personal ap
Springs Water. Its pure.
Bi-lte
of the Church’ was read a**l dis- S LO PPY, but mix it with ground
pearance. . Looks reflect the
'-t----LU_!=-J= =
feed and moisten with just enough
mental attitude and rnablrs
Schools
Open
9:30
water to make a crumbly mass.
Ione to Judge on sight the man
TJie
Herald
is
requested
by
Supt.
Then
each hog gets a beneflciul dose.
ner of man we arc.
Are you a
You haven’t a bingle hanking need, con-iitent
J. F. McKinnon to nnnouncc that
See full directions on package.
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Appearances are of caulse
lieginnl'MI Monday, March 31st the
Your money back if you are net
with sound Banking practice, that we will not gladly
deceiving at times, hill as a
schools will open at 9:30 by the new
satisfied.
fill.
Kencrnl thing a man gels more
time. This is in uceordauce with an
Merchants Grocery Co.
r\
p :f ; ^|
order by the Board of Trustees.
consideration In any walk in
Hanford, Fla.
Even if you should come to us on a quest that
life If he takes particular care
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of his personal appearance.
Dcath of Mrs. Kaudern
the liberal policy of our Bank could not meet, you will
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Speaks on Child Welfare
The
following clipping* from a
l i e know o f nothing that
Dr.
Grnro
Wtiitford,
state
i
lmirArc you a member of
l>e treated ‘courteously and w.c will be grateftfKfor the
newspaper published at Bryan,'Ohio,
will give this appearance more
mun of Child Welfare will give uii
the
Baptist
Church?
will
be
of
interest
to
the
people
of
lhan h a v i n g
your clothes
nddresa Monday evening at 8:00
call.
Your every banking need will have prompt, effi
this community.
Mm. Gaudern lias
sieamed and pressed. Il mat
In either event a hearty welcome
o'clock in the Woman’* Fluli room*.
been a regular winter visitor to San
cient, courteous treatment here.
ters not If they are old or new
She has an important message for
awaits you at
ford
for
many
years,
.residing
at
312
•hey look better.
ua^ A, New. .Viaion.of H. h*H>l -Life-." |
Oak ayenue. .^yhere. she. owned, a
At this time and day wo are looking
home.
For quick service call
forward to the future of our itiil»
»
"T h e death o f ' Mrs. M. J. Oau-'
dren. Row may wo insure a right
Sunday School 10 A. M.
dern, widow of the late Dr. Richard
kind of a future for our children If
Preaching 11:30 A. M. & 7:30 I*. M
Gaudcrn of Pioneer, occurred ut .her.
wo do not center in their intercut*
home on North Beech street, earlj?
now?
.Sometimes we- hear the
•, Cor. Cth St. and ParlrAve.
(Thursday morning. She had been ailthought expressed, " I ’m tired cf
M. H, MASSEV, Pastor
Phone
iijg only n couple of weeks and her
those 'subjects, give me .something
departure was very unexpected. •
,
amusing."* T h e liine, though. Is
i j j *
[jllle Happenings
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:
In ana About
S The City
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Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for'
Herald Renders
All the Light— All the
Power You Need
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in and See It
T. 0. CHARLES
j
D U VAL HOTEL
Atlantic Hotel
|
Bicvcle Supplies
Bicycle Repairing
Holorcyle Accessories
Motorcycle Repairing
‘ Don't ride that old bike;
trade it in for a new bike
We have anything you want in the Bicycle line
SAN FO RD
CYCLE
C O M PA N Y
THAT 100' LOOK
STRANG ER
SANFORD'
The First Bapiist Church.
Sanford Shoe & Clothing
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MARCH 28, 1910
T H E S A N F O fU ) H E R A L D
Ccnlenarjr Commission
E. F. Ley
Tho Centenary Movement is Rain
InR speed as it threads each week o,
vision and activity. Finch day's work
prepares one for better service the
next day. The evyly day achieve
ments become an earnest or assur
ance of larger achievements just
nhead; and the vision of the realiza
tion of the splendid objectives of the
1 All Local Advertisem ents Under
movement thrills the whole church.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
TRADE- M A R K
The C ity
E. W. DICKSON and "CHRIS" L. MATHEWS
__
This Heading T H R E E C E N T S a
Line For Each Insertion M inim um
Charge 25 Cents.
of
GOODRICH
SCRIPPS BOOTH” Automobiles
HOOD TIRES, and TUBES— REPAIR WORK
of ALL KINDS— "FO RD S” A SPECIALTY.
Thin Column la F’rec to Returned Soldiers
and Sailors Who Seek Positions,
_ Akron. Ohio
•
ag en ts
WANTED
We Handle AH Kinds o f Tires, Tubes and Accessories
Gasoline and Mobiloils.
A
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once
H A V E Y O U S E E N T H E "N EW SCRIPPS BOOTH”?
D O N ’T B U Y T H A T
N E W C A R U N T I L Y O U H A V E S E E N I T A N D H A D A D E M O N S T R A T IO N .
W E A R E ..AT YOUR SERVICE A N D W I L L B E G L A D T O H A V E
Y O U C A L L O R W E W IL L C A L L ON YOU.
ted— Farm help of all kinds
wages.
J. F. McClelland,
s Station.
'
16-2tp
Meatless, hemless, wheat*
• less arc days o f the past;
but the thrift bornofthem
is with us to stay.
Wanted — Nicely furnished house
publishing. While not a member uf or apartment for summer. Address
the Methodist church, he is able to S. V. Ramsey, Carnes Hotel. 45-2tp
Wantfd Am shipping two
from Jacksonville to Chicago
April 1st. Have room for one
Can save you money.
Rate
per 100.. Herald office or A.
T o demand the utmost for
n dollar is one great les
son t he world has learned.
Along with other days of
less, it has cancelled days
of less service.
the Goodrich measure of
the value of tjres; that is;
what a tire proves itself
worth you in service on
your car, andon the road.
You see promise of service
j ___ iQ th c b u r ly tfull-rou ruled
T
bodies o f Goodaich Secvicc V a lu e T i r e s ; and
l*
t h e ir th ic k e r S A F E T Y
j
TREADS,
extra w i d e
to fortify the sidewall
against rut grinding.
autos
about
more.
Spencers Old Bakery "O ur New Stand"
iiH
TELEPH O NE
NO. 41.
REMEMBER THE
NUMBER, 41
Pnd-
Kodak Finishing—24-bmir*serv|ce
C. Slicfer, 110 Film Avo., Sun•d, Fin.
40-fitp _
please notify ,PoMmaster at. Sanford
_l*r T K. Snyder. Chuluota, and a
reasonable reward uritlhr paid.
EI.DEEUSJ&RIJHGS- W A T E R
An.i!jlJr«l and Can milting ChcmUt
• Prufr«*Jotin! of Natural Nflerirr
F merlin*. (I nil In* Cullrgr. Florida
i tit'll* Narn now will urn* till* raw
stud that was to blow, (Jcrinany tig
the map for fertilizer.
Instead of * Wanted— T o rent permanently, an
location.
making fifgli-explosivc shells out of S rnfim house iti ‘ good
42-tf
it In- fs putting it on the. Inn*!' to D. R. Swing.
.Llliiu: ( u j . 1 Mini , s * H « n r — ( >VCr—tf>0;000-
FOUND
iiilmo
P fl t a lr l.nboralHfii of Itotiin* College
Mr. T. O . ( harlea
Winter I'ark, r l l . f N o t . 5th. I'JI*
• Sanford. FU.,
Dear Sir:
V hair? completed careful fhcmtral ‘an altaU of l h »
of water that
j « U brought me early lam week, i/tml hate obtained the fnJIjwIng results
(Jf*r
r u lfa l
lllllnn
Trace
Crrr~*Trtmanla
Chlorine
1.75 Oarta per million
Tjitul s o l i d * ___ it. 00 paila
—_
llardnen*
21.03 ptrt* per itilllLio
NfLralri’
Tra **
The aliMcnrr pr s»<-i ir.ill> ef free and alhii ml nolil ammonia In Ibis water and
f *1*1*11 a muti nl of rhlurlne indlralr * It# r i r e ff e n f quality fur |t«>u*rh d f
e».
In addillun lit the go nl uuultli chararterltflr* « f a taerlnr boy^rhuM
|| |$n««r**r4 uprrlitl feature* of nmrh value, especially tho»<« of eireMe n
I n*arati«tif and 1.0 VV degree *»f har dne**,
^
The haricrltiloglral nnnhd**. resulting In a t a*eva g- l» iu l mu ni. In f ♦ ir
* *if the * a le r , uf J barter ia pit rent- end in fin It tig nu rut oil, *»t *».h*-r
I liarlerla, full) r do firm Ita guuil quality Indlraled by the C 1 IE M K \L
U,HS|‘V, il
t
(her re •linn* that ! h a i r annl i m l ,
■ lu ihil uf the "I'.ider VI ater
ou ^ct fulfillment o f promijcu service value in
thf.r dependability nnd
durability wherever you
take them.
Yount \ i rj rewperlfully,
(Sig ne d)
T H U N . II. IBA K 12It
D istributor
G o o d ri ch T i r e s
from n D ealer
W »iity'?. Aliii.j
Sanford
> r i v e n in a II whom. II rimy
aft William*. t*r- fitinrifun
►Til?ar m and
will iin |lif.
**.
William Wit
29th da
»d
f*> 11*. Vlnri.if alili-
(
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J udgt
in
a iid
I <r
* “ ,ri» i ' ' r » ! i r r I ' ,
-*•
f tm
r.*i,
T w * n l y - o n e i 2 t » Houtb. l U n c r T ' . i r i t
jriOk K a il, rmtl dining nn« a - re nr*u p dr ie*«
\ntl a «mf’
tr ait hptinded as f«dbfw«:
f'rrtnitit--m im* :i l fm-u N o rt h id the S .nth*
w i - t o.rrtnf |.| N i t r l h a n l l i *»f Sniithweitt «t
id St-elinn
T«>wti*htp 2f South. I'a n y i1 HU
h *M . Ihetirt run N o r t h
I I ’* ( et. 1 1». nr>i** f S2 - I - I f|*r i , t bet tpi * ^ nut If 1,1i f r,-t ,
thiriet- W n l I • sta rtin g je.inl
Whlrh ap p lie atbit, w i l l hr »iavr*| uM»n the
|iejit|.in (or sill' nil * .*n f i l e ' In -aid ruuit.
I» atrd Marrh* 27th. A. I> 19MI.
nhii*
Guardian
In Couri of C utittit Judge, Hl at r « f lltttida
I n re Kiliib id
»
I t a r r y j , ( tairifr, M in o r
Femlnule C m in iy
.N utier i« hi-reb) given to all wlmm Ji
tnay riktirrf it, that J,iuudr Ciaitsrr, m+ G iimt dian of H a r r y j . C r a m e r . . a mfnnr will, mi
thi JUth rlav »d April, A. I» | » I 9 . apply in
Che II t'ttuf4l«K- K
F
MtiUfftnliln, Ciitinl v
Judge in and Itif v ji d re u rily , « ( .HU tiilJee
In b in l o r d , I ' U , In aaid m u n t v , nt IQ
uVIiiek a. m‘ , or m)i ao«n thereafter a a the
rmfttcr ran be heard, (or authority t** *»e|l.
Hi- pubti** «e--private »ate, th e fttlfnvtinf t1« a*
rribed real estate, Iri raid rutinly, tie wit:
IleginninF at a point l«*ur hundfert and f o r ty
tt Oi feet nortri «d the southeast r o r n r f rf
* e *i+uth+Cj=*;t o larter *f 1***> * m ttheaAt i|nnr>
*
Ne* ti n i r t j - m i e .-tit, ‘P . * n » h i n
twenty
,*• , so to
f Uangv T h i r t y
TM
t * r t , that.* - roiir l r t j * *«t fun* b u n d l ' d
tw e n t y Httbt fn-f. f».. n»e north tw.» hun Vra |
|wrst 4*; K ^ftle «f f.W
JHub ^ , Ta**‘ »»hlp JO, I
J rmrlh
The National Orange Drink
M A T T W IL L I A MK. *
*h<5tr*
, T ! ; ff**l. nt:-*:! 2(
f e e t * i t 2 *JJ f r e t
t i. Iie v
For Sale I!tl4 F'ord Touring, ton
Plymouth Rock. Chu-kons. two Duroc Poland China guilts-.
M M
I.onl, Route A, Uox 209.
45-2tp
For Sale -Oliver typewriter
Herald ofllcP.
-1
F'«r Sab*— Five passenger Ruick
car.
Perfect condition.
U. & t).
Garage.
41-I2tc
F'or
Sale — Towing
launch.
Length 2(1 ft, beam " ft. Peerless
engine .lfi-2|) H. P. ' Otie coiered
lighter 15 x .10.
Easily converted
into house boat, all in good condi
tion. Enquire. J. K. Vaughn, P. O.
Uox 16, Sanford.,
*
43»tf
Uhl-,* aupliratli.i will
ifcetilltin for sale n»*%r t+p
I*al*d 'I*r.'h *2>C., A
•
1*0:
said •'-eftllir* tr if •„.» ,.di>
n,d hit*
Apphetitlnri l.»r l i t -f rit In lu un in a ie m il apru with, lit*
d r i I i«-rti flm t
eNihj«Ve*i the
l i i L m i r y ; tU ^rohsd
p ro p e rO
*Itu»tei|
In
Hrinlnn|r , t i j u t i l T* I
-ftt W'tTf'
*
* N E t,
N w , :
u . Ti*. zo s.. n. 3 2
K u l.
20 «rr*-»,
Thi- i . t j h m l brin g . . .
i W r d at Die dat e d the iitatianre id ■ueh
riM lfU ate In l h ‘- r j me . { C»ikn *wn. tlnltfui
*ald r t f lIQfiti?*
Ail Lm M * 1 rued neeordirig
It/ law^ ( m dce i? will l*ay#
on on the
J29th d * y o f Arr-i, A. ! I , » ’J19.
R
l( ll. npe oranges
ruddy tint
ed, dew-drenched, fresh fron
t lie w hile blossomed orchardsg ive their sweetness to Orange-Crush
smile oi the south, gleam m it:
golden goodness. Th ere’s a refresh
iiiK smippiness,about it that-brings a
new’ jny to the parched palate.
t
**
»
<
Servetl ice-cold, Oronge-Cru.di with
Its carbonated champagne sparkle,
is delightfully, distinctive in llavor,
peerless as a health-builder, a n d
B7
EL
iks are sold,
suggest a case for your
c-enld bottk*
reply upon the
we bottle it ourselves
"Lost -Small round brooidi, dull
gyliL, witk_giv[iu >eiuimvl, - Uic*tuttise
in- center. F’inder return to Ilernld
and receive reward.
*
4fi-Itc
Lost —On Monday nfternooh on
•roud between Chuluota, Oviedo,
* Mllqr- p mV om<ia) *lgd*ture nnd
tbit Sanford or New Smyrna, a black
the 2?tb d i r nl .Mafrh, A, I». 1919.
f* i»t?
•’
F. *. MOlfCII.ANft*
•leather sc it case, containing ladies’
•‘ ItN Cif.’ uil L *1..ft iy?m1util\ Corl FI4.
.Finder wi.l
I
ia* *\tV, At, DouglBaa, JP, U, * .clothes, jew sir*, etc.
SANFORD COCA - COLA BOTTLING CO
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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MARCH 28, IMS
THE EUKTORD HEtt4f,p
to your Items o f Income-or allowable
O ptlm tetlc T h o u g h t
deductions you should get In touch at
once w ith a Revenue officer or a bank A m a n m hy b e V o t e d to' b e a g e o *
r a l. hut o n l y tr u e b r a v e r y ^nn m a k e
er fo r advice.
. - j -__
PAY AND FILE
u-- " * p s» SUi *—
,.
w
m
-m
m f* * arm
^,aa111||]JV
Intyrsata n a dir J. L. Ifa rhn .v , J. o .
lla ch n.y, II. C. Wh ltah .a d, Wm.
linlti-d M *',***'t »
r an fy
l *** ! T h « r ar*. thrrt-tore. To cllr amt admonl.h
tn tabor 2t L .P Amf,rlr*/ « U p t b p t t l f - t.t . *11 an,l lingular Ih . kin.lrml-and rmhl-.rt «f G, Haeknayr A o r n t a f . AadJri. ft.*’
' V ; r !’
r ‘ I" 1 i uI f
f **H dtccaird to ha and appear l.rtnr. Ihi. Osotgn 3. Nettrood. XfViry A. Nnr-
Jm o n e .
lion. lu L* hard > 7 the bnartl of dln-rtor., . , „ Url on ..r h.torr Ih . 'Jllh ..lay of Marrh.
nod, KltiaWlh Templra, Dani.l
Woman Pay Ta k .
' '
Anlrlr IV.
A. O.
and flh* objFrlloni.
vl|Dvr
». iItl atiy’ tht>y ...
O.
Marsh, 0IMB„
Susan
if.
T, n
g n r r,
T b r y r m for v-i.clttbr rnrporatlon thall
J avr to |hr franlin t « f iurh.totlrrft of admin* Sarah K. f » o « c l t , Mar v A. Htra ifhn
Women arc subject to all the require
nipt ‘ , ’t J>4 t*rfhpfaal unltfti »o'*f|i*r dig.
Fsfratlou on said ratal?* nthrfwiVr thr *amr Sutan
l{arknry. L r r j i f f R. Hor*
ments o f tbe Income Ta x . Whether
lo llftl 4i-* *iH|jfl 4 I ri 1|W.
W o u l d R e t u r n It.
*m II hr e ra n lrtl.lo «aid T h r Amerjran Tru*t »t>odi
Nathanlrf O. Norwood* K'**
t'ompfttiy or to mmr othrr (it pvrmn of ■«*y. K
Norwnort* Afn#*
single o r married, n woman’s Income
«n. T. Weber
I t was n very hot day and the'klnd<iMil |r V
Thr t
e*-'*"**
ThnmM I,. Marsh, Martha C»rJ»^
- t f 1 • • *»fti..r*rp # ifi * h « ’ l b e
from all sources must be considered.
hcarted Iceman hnd given a lljtle girl rand**. j
w
o
n
ts
,
my
n
.
m
.
a<
rnunly
judg-»
l
th
.
I»ani*!
M.
Harkn.y,
John A. Mask*“ J I *»«!♦'M.
Vi£-p fir. litir'fl f . *
Bt
I f unmarried o r I f living apart from a piece of Ice. A newsboy asked her rrrf, in
rnunlv aP>r<-.ald this the I Mb day
E’rl>ru- n.y, John IK Norwood, Martha II
gf t\
*1 1
a hul a board i*f illrrrti.-fw , rt iM
o*,I" ■■ !f «•- rme|
nry. A. 11. 1913.
.
-Norwood, Wm. 8. IMarib, Sarah
ih An three, th*
her husband she must make her return fo r It. but she refused to give It uy. numb*
* u *1*i*•*r■ . vrai l*> ih*.
<«■!■
E. E. I I O U S H O M l K n ,
; I-. Krlly, and Mary 8. Il,c k n«y or
inw*.
The
fo
r
1018
I
f
her
net
Income
wns
81,000
difr^to
.
ft.t-4
,
A**“
t
r
County
Judgn
'
. t t h r r . o f th.m; all partira rlalmlng
"A w shucks!” said the hoy. " I 'll give
U: S. Interna! Revenuo Bureau
*■*
!•»
annually bv tr.«*
riot i H*Wi . -« ,
— ---- —
------------------- —— Inl.r.-st undr-r A n d r .w Johnson.
Ttitp*tii»j' in Kfl ra*
or over.
U buck to you— I only want the Juice ary td • a* h’ ’ .** f> •Htt Il*#t
nit>1 ItaE
‘deeeMPt),
“ ““
*■ *for *Witt
*'*■“
*
a« *tr«i|tr«
Hied*
>.d*! ti*i Ilirk A. |f», Ai ,it i» h?rehy f f v r n that
Gives Warning That Severe.
art appNratlnn arill be ler Co|# I.
I f m n rrlU l and living w ith her hus out of It." — Boston Transcript.
j IT• f l,h f | t of f, I*1**
Falk A C o.t Louder*
in It a |»ri *• till
to
at**
t«i
the*
h**\t
ft»^**ion
<
>
£
Ibi*
|-TeiHd_
!'
«
bifida
bark,
Gilbert
A
C
o.t
Garret,
•1* H.rfldtt, and it* u I t efA
J “
blind tier Income must be considered
***■ s ”, w,, t ,•,.. f ne-r•« ii**r ii»* t4, t j; fj t % i * (hi'tiuf** to hair that limiy ettaet a Jaw Jlowen dr Van Horen, Tyaen A
Penalties Will Be Enforced.
with the" husband's In determining the
I r. r•.# dj r->e ft sf
I nt >1 t h e " r ! ■■r |i-«l « sisit shAoje a countv court f«*r K?mino|#* H m iO t W* 15. Alexander A Co.,
D itd
February 2*th, Fckman >ft Vrtsburp A Oethem A
•
! f ? , * h •‘-'UaHiiAllnii*«»*»;' ' ttl the* *tnrk* *ounl>, H o n d a .
liability fo r a return. T h e ir Jolut In
..
Hetomrr; all partiea elalmlnc In*
jt «i? ^
I.
iu hel4 up m •#»*• t <«rti flirt tun **f
come. less the credits allowed by law
K. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk.
b r e i t i under T fhoma* *’
“
** Mat fjM *1 *e *if » ! (hr ftf*t nntiiial
Stalker,
all
WOMEN WITHIN LAW ’S SCOPE; Is subject to normal tax. Th e wtfe’i -----------—.........
.*42-101?
i P » r |,,‘* fl»ltuln* int.rr.ta und.r
,rtt'.rlihnIUpr** '-till b# qtiAlibfil.
Mm.
Mitla.
all
nartl.*
rlalmlng
Inuf Apitllr Alton for Tat Drrd l> il-r
atiien
Li* rnn- tn ihr t'nun:* Ju dfr's C.url. In and tar I h .
_ SOwart.
t.rrst* uml.r Mathaw A.
HOW THEY REPORT INCOME net Income I h considered separately in Notlrr
Srrllon H of Ihaplrr 48AM. law. *,f » | r
!.' ! f .(»
it £
K. L
^ gum. « f Srtnlnalr. S la t, nf Mml-Ia
all psMirs
psrtjrs rlalmlng ln(rrs>sta
I n tr r . i ti und.r
uml.r
,D«ltpr.* 1'tiJL,. SandyAniij‘f«un* Virr-lVa* and
computing nny surtax thnt mny he due.
Ida
Cilalinn
It. C. Northrnp, J . r.a a .d ; all par*'• J * •
11 1 4 tn •khd TrFaeiiref.' nnd* F. t - j r r : r «t a ( - nt
N>dI
mp
ii
hereby
ftvrn
that
J.
K.
Li'n*Husband und w ife file’ Jolnily, us a purcUt.-r of 'I jv tb t1 *0 ; a! r .*;**. t ’-;1* dat*if 1 • D m; - ' .*.n•» i f ‘fiwa and If. Jon« » M < lira-, t'rrrar rd
tira rlalmlng intrrrst, unilrr Jamlraa
The Income Ta x drive comes to a ‘ rule' ' I f the husband does not Include il>e
.‘- nth lira-. lii>- dulr appnlntrd and rm,U- lUvis. all partirs rlalmlng Intnr!••-.♦»*! ',<e t-in board I*f direct-If*.
?rii Jay of Jun*, \ I
tvi't* « tt,H cat'*-d
a
lnsti
Ul!
Atri«
•(
vhr
r
a
t
a
l
,
nf
W'.
C.
rats
unilrr Srlh T aylo r or Unilrr
close on Saturday night, March' 15.
Lilryi.s cp<l f j t * lb( f i i?! te i r f *ft •
Aliirle \ I.
Ins w ife’s Income In h is return .the |«rt
,i- , »* —t. t n i i j hint hrr p.tlllort In M olll. Taylor or rlihrr of Ih.m,
i rwff i* «iiu*?ed *n lor?'
-• ♦
,, J ; 4 ,*
T“b"
-■t intli'i'.: In - ,, nr tt,,. rtu,M.
era
.in* that
All payments ami returns, due on wife must tile a separate return.
-r<.
pra.ing
that
(tin
f.illoslng
rral
all
partirs
rlalmlng Int. rm ti und.r
i ■ ■*
It** n ir. ** i *■» f of S \v
r,
f -HniLt.'lVM m*$ at f!*' ’■ *h-loiiclng
1
- *to - lIII.
- raid W.
llrat. Alva vV. Wood, all partirs rlalmlng
that date under the provisions of the
7 T t* 1'• > H
I ««. r t*i N » 1 « •r. i;
• - 4‘ i nut i ire i the (,1
loll N o 10 of lllprk No. tl of T irr Ittlrrrlts undrr John K. Purand,
S e v e re Pen alties.
1 • 8 - . *-*» ffir. >V | rha. h u r n * . The *jtd
new Ilcvcnuc Law must lie In the
1-1 thr * ' i l v of Hanford, Florida, ar. d.rraard, all partira rlalmlng In
Th e now Revenue l-uw places severe Ta* d 1 *+mc a#**«*♦■d st! I hr date «d tbp
to K. U Trartord . Map of Hanford, „ r„ „ un,w J()f)rl n , „ .
hands of local Internal Revenue Collec
»* of aujrh i’i f.tJiicaiT in the riHirte of J. F*
poueltlaa on n person who falls to iit
I
't h i " n « n . h n^rt* f h I 1*!? * ,ti ., ,r* flatming Intrrrst un.l-r Frank- h
tors before the ir offices close that n ig h t
t '• -*
»» utrairiA
thr paymrnl of drhta ,<l un Moor., drrraird, all parti".
mate return on time, refuses to make
ftr..d « tiatp. t
Alio Tax Ctrlifita!*' No 21?. d a t'd tbp Tub
? *?-•. - a h af-* a** iv-y ft + 1 1
p.r.onatt» having t.rrn rv- rlalmlng Intrrrst. undrr Buphsn
The Income Ta x Is being collected to
p--M-*ri|,
arid
y- :La *
*' tt« f -r >|. S* *1* i171 ft ** » F § |4*«.
return o r renders a fraudulent return. 6tb day id July** A. i*. 1*115*. *aid rrruti^ i~\& * ’ i 1.,
td ad minis- 8 . Hopkins, drrra.rd, all p , , tl „
meet the war expenses. Ev e ry person
ftfttl ftjri‘1 tt e Ndt. » ! ( . |||>|
•i.% to fak
i
- 1,
‘ ’ da.' r**
rlalm n g intrrrsls undrr Uolm-t |*r,th
F o r failure to make return nnd pay tax *ittml4-d in Sertiifiu!*' »• ont , i i« *’ <«. i * w.-t ,
who shouted nrid tooted bis horn on
panuwrlalmlng ‘m. rrst undrr Thomaa
lo/n-ln* In ail Mtprri* to thr r>'uulrrm.-nta all
ie-ati-11 '
on time a fine of not more than $l,l)uu ** • to Lot If* Hoftila la n d i
Mlllrr. dre d „ all partirs rlaimlng
Armistice Day Is now cnlletT upon to
!'i ts
of l a » Ih turh rat# martt- and pulillthrd;
C o,'a Add. to South £a»ni* r«, to*- * n u t b» d •'
Intrrrsta
Xjndrr tisorglana Jolnrr or t
Is named nnd ’J.'i per cent of (he tax bi inju U M o ' i i j At fb- dale uf
b^-tiAnr**
*
K '|». Ilirrrfrrr, you. 8 inah llray, and undrr (Jeorgr B; Jolnrr, all partirs
contribute his share of the cost of w in
due Is added to the assessment. T o r an eh f T f!if ie * ir in th*+ nam* i f \| r - J ! *
T) •■j.thl* I* . - . i n - . Clara Brat,
and John P . Jenkins, ai tluar- claiming Intrrrsta und.r
P. N.
ning the war.
J. L, l.ain^ has I f >t i-'id
- f ? r , P H ' d .i . an- iftnn Ad l.tlrm nf Clara Bray, and all other
l ulling, *11 psrti#* #1*1 mine lnt»rrefusing w ilfu lly to make return or . itT he inpaid
t! • I fi re and made u; r b: -til t: f r '
ii-tM.: u.-r.
in <- # *»|i,
to iirtsnrs int, r,,t, ,| In said rral rsltt# ar. #st, u n i t " M » r y J. 8kink#r, tl»#M .
Th e laggards ami the dodgers w ill
Jn nc#wfiitlir^ <TO%T-tllPFgT
fo r making a false or fraudulent re fitII dirtl*' Id
I :
1 >- umanded to 1■»- and appear tirlor. Ihr *11 partlr* rlalmlng inisrcst* undrr *
face severe tines and ja il sentences.'
. . .
, - - rountv, l # » * c II. T r » b * s , *11 partirs rtslm- f t hip -eh. i - . f . f . t'ottntv Jud-'t'a
rniirt'1 nff k
Ht-mlnnlr
l ‘ hb*4 51 l'l rtflti!'- t':'t ite o i l f**» d
turn there Is n tine o f not exceeding
The Inlernnl Revenue Rttreau an
. • -I . J ie-linl t .* |. • .1
t Florida, on oC tu (of,, th# luth day o( April, Ing intgrrsts uml<-r J. ttrnry Hint*
l P l h r d l i 4 to 14 jiitd * H*U i- i r l j.f, ii
810,000 and Imprisonment of n o t.e x on t he *«|jff iLmv «*{
■ I t prp.M.. O f - , ‘ n r-t ■■
1.
I*. Pt 19* and show raui. it any you hav. *«n, *!l partis* rlalmlng lntrr->>U
A. tb tPl '-b
nounces ( lis t Its ofllcera w £ f check us
--I and - p] .it
til-- .1 H,o- why said petition should not It. granted,
W ifne** itiy oifirlai gnat^'t&p and _wal t l U
unilrr Cha*. I'. Will, all p»rion>
ceeding one yeur, or both.
all up to see that every person who
I h f . j l l t M i i y , nf M i f f t i , \ lb ! *f,
la. thi» t i e t Un flay «d Marih.
ti-v - o .under r»f\ hand and seal of th# .aid rlslmlrtg Intrrrst* umt*r Katr F.
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'i ^- v l**iIi11r.. l i t rbm n r : i t
Every farmer and ranchman who
Tax law did Ids share.
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Hamilton, all partirs -claiming Inhnd a fa ir or a good year In 1018 must
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1
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t httpl. r 7.14.1 i N<». 87*. Act* of |9| 7» f.awft A. 8. White, and all p a r l i n rUlnt'----- ,i ,
, in iist consider all his Income as lux
to make their retQtp r t r i r t T t h e i r
Kranrr* - K. ■
N arrh If., I?#!•*.
placed In* tnlcrril* - undrr
ab le .
H o la e n t i t l e d t o d e d u ct f r o m
N f l b r i* brfrby prl%«n ttia! L.ir-i*l if,
Kennedy or Undrr Orlando Ken *---- -------taxes to James M. Cathcart, Collector
nrdy. rt ah
,
**f ClHriln* P f l , ( wh»l on Mftfrli If
t
4 'i wrwr of 4F i >r i
Ids g r o s s I n c o m e nil a m o u n t s e x p e n d e d Ilf
Nailer
of Internal Revenue, Jacksonville, Fin.,
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In c a r r y i n g on his f a r m .
T h e coat ol
, r \ K 14 r»f SK
S. linn 22 ah H N U , '.#
or to any o f his deputy ccdlectors who
ruwn, II- VVJnflrld Hays, Cro rg r It. Hays. O.' I*.
4. i f » ! 1 u\ •ball rfoltf.'ir*' btilla, w«*rk o(t*ti.
v
• •»«»n 2 1. r*skk» -htji 21 > , I U Mr
fitn u nun hltiery, fiin it b u i l d i n g s umi ^ \\
. Vo 7i . aml
' » daii-d tl ,* bfif* r< ah <! ’l i v i n ' ihall In* ilriven, iran*- Jshn.on, Klla t„ Orawdy Chatlrs K. Tufta.
nre now doing free advisory work on
U I Tallaha^-re Mi mlnid, Ha* l fr*l noli r*
or alb*wihd to fttra)’ or drift into any J. L. llnrkney. J, |>, Harknsy, H, C. VVhitrf #ul*'. t I i v i 'i , (- «■r . •I
lin p r o v e m e u l H
cannot
|„- iiediu-ieil ii1 Im* nlitiii* 11* makr T b rr* \ raf l'r«**»L f •
In collie Tux.
Ibr t (Jf
i m cm t'fitu "V
I*Aft ,ff
hr*d. Wm.
Harknry, Aug uit* 1,. Anders.
T h e cosF o f l i v e slttck, e lllu - r f o r re . .lei tlali f |4I Ift (O t III Idtul tl 1*0V» «| - I S! »■ f , at S '
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ft- Norwood. Mary A. Norwood.
Tl*
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Lonnly
I'aynienis sent by mnll should he ntIt. i»f«- 1 'b f k I if rut l Couf i, nt Srffiftifil, I , i „
2'J fi, It
1 . » ftrh of fcaiii rorttbrat* • r « v - «-trri>t under the proviijonft of th Itulea and FlUaheth Trroplrs, Danlrl 0 , Marah, Susan
s a l e o r f o r h re c tlln g purpose# , lx u I mi oft |be 2 Mb d i p of Af*fH, iUIP.
Inched to the returns and should he In
rhfic one-half intrfr-t in aaid prop»rty. and Uo<ulttUonft uf the aSlatr Llvr Stork Sanitary M . Tragnrr. Sarah F . Iinrutl, M ar y A(Talnmnt ftAmr* a « w i l f i m m : '
reg n r d e tl its I liv e s ! incut..
***id » * I hp property td A, Vi. Hum *cld Hoard* far "th e yonlf'd, prevention and SJatlghn
Sunn
Hackney,
t,rHs*r . ll.
the tortn of check, money order or
(th ir itt L W i»t of uvi.tlo, Flufiila
J. M. Iluftl; A h o 'lav <%rj firat * N o 921 uproad of Hprenrllr or Tick Fever in rattle. Norwood, Nalhanirl tj, Norwood, Hoscy K.
O v e r t i m e and D o n n i e * T a x e d ,
Itutbr HoMoti of Uvtnlo, Horbit
draft. Cash payments by mnll are sent
and No* !L 5t <Ia ! * i1 4hr 7th day
*
* ' Juno,
*
.IIy
. . llrder
. .
Norwood,
Agnrs
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Thomaa
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A. lb
f*T nnpt’ d 18 0 8 for tbe year j
S a l a r y nnd w a g e e a r n e r s must con
Marsh, Martha Crilry, Daniel M. Hackney,
at the taxpayer’s risk o f loss.
Harm r* Xitiiili nf Oa .i i i I o, Horiitn.
Stale Li ve Slock Sanitary ltn«rd.
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I f you are unable lo make your re s h i e r ns l a x i i l ll o o v e r y Hein r e c e i v e d *
o-*f T|it 118 ft, |f—*£jf ■#;; *t*t rhr ttP^ranf~ ^- —ibjgiiEii:__ A.J,MW*
' f * n - NoFwniiif, W m . 8. Marsh. Sarah I.
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Krlly, Mary S. Hackney; Andrew Johnson,
turn personally, heenuse o f Illness,^ nlr- fmntr— e t u p h r y e r s - - np it— frrttn— ntliT-r
Aciirjff Stale Veterinarian.
• ad pi ■ " i nHi! »>d ,( m t hop+ t'|Fi r l t of
derrased, as trustee for W t u lllcdlcr C o ..
I hiflP » l Tall«h »8 ‘*ee, Fla.,
litm u s e s umi o v e r t i m e p a y > tiller **f Vpilirslluii for lav i*rrll I m|rr A •M 11 util and J M H li fit.
si-nee or Incapacity an agent or legal soiirct's.
I,
1., Falk A Co., (.oudrrback, Uithsrt A Co.,
Mnrch Mh. Ill It*.
Net‘»bvn b of I hnplr’t 4hKH, l . j « s nf I h»r *
n r e to he r ep n i'l e d us w e l l us i h e r e g u
t.arrrt, Itowriy A VanBurro, Tysrn A Smith,
representative may make your return.
Alan T n <'e rlWii-ftle No. 1*21* ilfi(#H!| Ihr
LfTr.i live April 1*1. |9|«*.
Ida
W.
K. Alexander A Co., F'ckmtn A Vrlafor iin*
I ’ upit* uf Law* Unloft and l(effu!4tioti4 for*
i Hu i » \i r *1 r»* t ,*,lh d *4v i l N o i » Ullirf, A I*
N.rttuv |i hrfrb> jfi^
If there nre any doubtful points as Ittr p u y m e n ls .
hurg A Crthem A llr-tarm-r; Thomss Stalker,
v**8r ! d1* 4. i
ib-ff, wanted on n*mir*l,
. Ii *»♦ r i f
Tvir r.a -fr^tr* I nHipft fi v ,
I ft* pain f - ♦ ft f *r r I
Wm Mill. Mathew A. S t n u r l , II, C. N o r
A llo w a n c e * for Lo tie *.
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throp, dec',|, Jairilma Davit,. Rrlh Taylor.
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Nullrr of Applirailon for lav t*eed In.lt-r Mollir T ailo r , Alva V. Wood. John E. DuI -' * oMii.ni; K 11
N W , «*l S 4 , ..1 417 12
,'Irc‘rl. John Halt*. Franklin Moore,
BEFOREMAR, 15
LEGALADVERTISING
DR. E. S. HOFFMAN
o n 1.1ST A N D O P T IC IA N
I’ ractirp r naflticti In t h e I r c a l f n c n l
of ihe cj c
I. jch t- vit in I its-tl h\ n rcttulnr regittt-n-d plttmirian
lilasscv filled. Iirukcn IcncH duplirulc tl
Jv \V. I'ln irrh S i, - Orlando.‘ Fla.
HENR Y M c L \ U I . I N
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I'M 'n il ( ftflls W ill H r I*U 1)11 -||'-rt Lh
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M e n d i n g At T h e U n it Of $J(.Z
SLHELLE MAINES
L A W YE R
t i r n t i; i n t u b c u c i t r h d f .h k
S A N F O R D
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F L O R ID A
1IIIINIAH F*MMFT WILSON
It, rKttf it SON I I U l f M I t i U ^ B
Wilson &*Ilojsholder
I.A W Y U U S
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Dr. C.J. Marshall
covtrtvtl by lustirutico tire tleductiiiie ^ . *2 T p 21 S , It 2t» I . 1 ll ii. l. - * d 1 a* pn>l*i f i . 1 1 pkr 11 tt fi
.see(Inn h of i Kapler 4JIMM, l,a*w of Flor
ida
* * dec il.* htr|ihcn S. Ilopkini, d rr’d, Itohrrt
And ♦’ lil ft r I Ifiralca
I t e m s If In c u r re d In th e t u t p a y e r ’s the prup* 11> of I. T Wr uleli, M*n i‘ fi i
Ccf I No fin;., flat* d IIn- 2U*l *lft> ul I « n *11) i.dn *’ aroi fit- llv
NNitico in hereby ttiven that Jtihn Urjnin. Lratli* T l m m n Mll ^r, dee'd,4 (teoftriana
T urnonline
Crorgr It Joiner. F ,' N. Fulling.
b u s in e s s o r trad e. In a n y t r a n s a c tio n A !» |‘o'2, (■>t t2 «** f“f lb* * t-Ar 1 'in 1 .
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deed !*• purrha*' r **f T'ak < c f l t i i a I ** N o *,2 1 . dati-d Jolnrr.
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tin leu said ihe Uli day of Juiv, A. I>. I ho I, ha* filed I l r o r y lllntirn, ('has. F. Will, K i t e F .
u n tlerli ik en f o r i>r<>tlt o r a r i s i n g f r o m * r ok SI t * t r Y , ‘ f *. \\ . 1.-- fii J
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mado' t.yon. (lolllirh 11. Krytrr, Charles M. H a m
riff hi of wm) Si t 2,* T p- 21 S, ii 2tf K., H'| UOf rubral*
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a l l y o r f r o m th e f l.
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nnd huft nnd. » ppl on l o n lot tat d. rd in
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"tb. l,i I i i r i i l l lire aerl ; 4| file fnllAwMiK tlt’ irihrd property wl’ uali-d |>! White, of under anv of them or otherwise
S* mifiuie coiinti, ITmlda, in wil - Hrff p VV in Ihe follow Inc lands:
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(iMHBti fthall 11 it l« t*.n ml a, cxifillnK Hi John L. Ilrown, Defendants.
f*«rrl llmt-l Ci Ofttrui'U* r» (7li., Inr, thrt I j ’-* iat deed * 8aill i«u * ’ IhrfiMTii on the l*Hh
W » * id aSWlt uf N W * 4 . Hec 31, T p 20.
Tn the 1left-nit tint, Jtih'ii 17, Hfnvn
t e r m i n e d s o l e l y by t h e am ou n t
rhirk
t*f unftiiPfc*ftful btildera ftill be
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It apj’ririnc frum Ihe nworn adidavlt It 2D.
I *irn»-d !■ them -uiiftii Ihr f *-jccUtm d tlm r
hi m ! m i t u r o ’ o f Ids net t n e o m e f o r
Wil lj cm Itl j offl'ial afffPaturr iiod ■ml I hi* her* in tjb d that > tillr place uf r**»id( ncr i» j
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of N W *{, See 371,
bill* I I| i i l «*f elJCf (-h,Af III ♦■t.idif- 8 'll be fl
fl . Tib da> of Mar* h. \ l» H»H‘
. ^*ori|i ftlrtie of the United States* other than
t i n s a « .l<‘ 0 n.*sl III th e law
t ifr• •( a'nl nrf*d bv* ♦In n i r p i i r i , **
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" A h a l i - m c n i p r i l l Ions n r e deal t
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'tl«r residence I® ut|ktinwn lo alb«nt and N VV t* , Sec .11. T p 20. It 29*
follh tsi r-tcciiir" -fthAf A<L-r- rniii r»r t arid
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cbcik I fl ' l b e SUHT <lf T l 2 ivtlD, ffiadc a m L un■ l irrutl 4*»l4 Fbirisla, at lb Land* t iuhda. «r
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May. A. IF lUltf.
d * r tl ** earr.e cnndilliifD* ^nd abtiv*- •H out.
iirfpp'r be mav im fiiund «t HI p‘ cb»cU op
N W Jf of , N E ! f of wSW 44, Sec 16. T p 20#
It i« furlher .ordered that th li. hrilrr be
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The corpuraHim rreerifts ihe rlffbi to r*- t i e fFiufTiing *d April l*oh, ! 9 19, or a* ftiiop tillhil •bed niti:H
*» u week for eight ciin*ccil|i Ve It 30.
jpct a ny and « ‘l b flu.
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t*» weeka in Ihe Satifonl IL f aid* a ncwapiper
N S of N K « of N R i f of 8 W « *Scc 16,
Sanford llutel Con^trurllfln f’ «., Inr ,
fneniffr, lake rhciree *f -»»id r***t1 ml no* pliblifjhed In laid Sewloelc county,
T p 2 0 . It 30
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tircuM ( ‘utiri thi* 2 1 al day uf Fh’ bniar
D mfed -*! Sfinfoi .1 Sr min rdc r o 11 ri I y , I"I•*r
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T h u g o v e r n m e n t haN t fe c ld e il upon
.— t t r. I'V fft vr fi ,i Hu t i»ti apff-lFill InB * 'l l >* id t. VI ftpeh » |Hr* I M *»
N K ‘ | n t S W l t (lets 2 Acrcti in NE n»rner
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-hurt, te r m boniln. to b e rr d e e m e d In r* #i,l. I
G i I Wt V t VTKH.
lb* hi %I uaaji>n • ( lltc Fbfitla
I'LtW Girc'iit f'otirl Seminole €*«»., Fla.
TO yd* E and W hy 140 y d * N and S, Sec 6
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HE (| uf H W (4. Hec 20, T p 21. II 30.
Att 1 4 for Lift in lid.
I /mn, Uiste ail o f nontls m a t u r i n g in
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V*ui Are* hi*r®bv nrdrrcd to appear to lha
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1»ill uf compliant h.»'r**in Iliad on the Tlh day
i*f
April, A. I). H U .
S ecreta ry of tl'" T re n s u ry
Carter
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lu i ii mil * hum , Hnenlii I'Mrull. Ncml mile
It ia furlhiff nfilar* d that thl«*nntle« La
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published
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ntlv*» Ntwlu In thv Sanford llnrald, a new**
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A* MvrfilfFFi Turpi’filinr ('tunpiny
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pap* r puldiahed In as Id H** min tile courtly.
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ll.im lit', a !I, pnriir>8
d i ' f ralHirufloir * iriMuff i tiler ml® ttndrr IL Win*
i*irc.iit Court .this 8th day of January.
lod.*
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DR. E. M. DOWLING
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'J’reats scientifically d^crscio f all domestic animals.
( ’a lls in K a n fo n i and
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ORLANDO, FLORIDA
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Terrible Suffering From Headache,
Sideache, Backache* and Weak*
nets, Relieved by Cardoi,
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pot. of thta place; w rite s: " F I tq yearn
ago I was taken w ith a pain la my L f il.
lo rt side. I t wao* rig h t under my
le ft rib. I t would commence w ith an
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aching and extend up Into my le ft
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shoulder and on down Into my bark.
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severo I would have to tako to bed, fi-u fs pfrii ri;*r^ f* frj i “
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Was not able to go nny where and had i l: «1T1- »'1 1 ff. a I : f
to let my house work g o . .. I Buffered I ft r 4»fi/» r % t u t - . j * f
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awful w ith a pain In my back nnd‘1 I *
had the headache n il tbo time. I Just 1 iJs r-i IJEff? * i-f I^riw.
was unable to do a thing; My life
was n misery, my ntomach got In an
awful condition, caused from taking
no much mcdlclno. I suffered bo much
palp. I had Just about given up oil
hoj»ea of our getting anything to help
me.
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Ono day a Birthday! Almanac was « ** L-=ft
t - »: *i v y - - * ■■■t u r
■v» i r f t ■;,».f |9 Jf*
thrown Jn .my yard. A fte r reading i - • •
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woman and feollng*fine and tho cure ‘
t '■ - ‘ - i h j o r f a e uf
baa been permanent fo r I t litis been ii .*• -U l! i t f ‘ i•two yeani Blnce my awful tu d health,
t w ill always prnlro and recommend
Ttis ft ei
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CBrduL” T r y Cardul today.
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March z», i»i»
Turaday where 0., P. Swope Joined
them for a ride to the Black Ham
mock Garden Co.
(Continued from page 2)
, Mrs. Mary Partin has returned to
Longwood' after a visit to
Mrs. T. C. Branon had a most de •ont. Mr. Chester and Mr. Enock
lightful surprise last Sunday.
Mrs.
Cox of Gabriclia and Mrs. Hrannan
each had a birthday on' Sunday and
their Gabriella friends
prepared a
most elaborate- dinner at Mrs. Cox'.
Neither lady having an inkling of
the surprise in store for them until
It was announced. In the afternoon
Mr. Brannon took his family and
Miss Ella Belle Jones (who was of
the party) to Orlando to attend the
Bible Institute services. Miss Jones
.reports quite a delightful day all
round.
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Mias ‘ Mary Llnehart has suffi
ciently recovered from measles, to he
out again, but not able to take her
placiy»in the O. P. Swope Lnml Co.
Mrs. James Madison Pounds of
Palatka is visiting Mr*. Wanna
Blackwood at- "L a k e Side" near
Lake Charm.
FA M O U S CH AN D LER
Partin.Mrs. D. E. Lundy of Tampa is
visiting her tnother this week, Mrs.
J. A. McCulley.
AUTO TIRES
Mrs. L. T. Hunt and children re
turned yesterday from Longwood.
The Methodists have a preacher
who believes the ax is as important
sometimes as his Bible.
He has
trimmed all the dead trees, cut out
all the undergrowth and bushes that'
had grown up around the parsonage,
fixed fences, planted fjowers and
made things look so much better.
As soon as the woctf in the house is
finished he'll enjoy his study hour
and pastoral cjrarge as he wishes.
Mr. Fratjjf Wheeler is out of the
city on business.
Mr. Lee Wheeler is out again af
ter a slight indisposition.
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handled in the county. Tires wc sell are
• postively guaranteed.
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M ° BI LOI LS, GREASES, C O M P L E T E STOCK " O F
A l'T O ACCESSORIES. W H IT E S T R IP E LEATH ER FABRIC TIR E COVERS
IM M E D IA T E SER V IC E— YOU DONT
Phone 16
Four of Oviedo’s prominent ladiej !
wrre initiated in the Sanford Enstern
Star Chapter last week- were Mrs.
Charles Iar, Mrs. liny White, Mrs.
J. Hr Jones, Mrs. L. T. Hunt.
SEMINOLE
Strangers drive daily out to see
the wonderful field of amaryllis that
is in full bloom.
Mr. Mead has
many beautiful plants to show them.
It is well worth the ride.
TO
DKSTHOY CUT
BANK
W O RM S
By Killing these Worm* Many Val
uable Plnnls Can B e Saved
Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). Modessette of
Nehraska d ro v e 'out from Orlando
Thtre ll tjiore- t h a n 1 one kind of
poisoned bait that can be used in
destroying mrworms. but rhe ' socalled Kansas- rmxTtmm hrTt^mmended by J. It. Watson of the Cniversity of Florida experiment station
Prepare a mixture of 'JO pounds
hr.‘in.,a pounds cottonseed meal, and
1 pound Paris green.
Prepare* an
other mixture of J
gall.ms water,
quarts molasses or syrup, and three
or fnuj lemtns. The entile lemon
shauId Jie milled
l .-gruunil
Phone 16
H A V E T O W A IT— T H E R E ’S A M AN
A T T H E CURB T O S ER V E YOU
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ANNEX
ON
MAGNOLIA
0 the disease—that is conrainy* and cloudy. . But
ther is comparatively dry
spraying once every -other
be sufficient. Spray thor-
AVENUE
T H A T 'S WHERE
That “seam around a tire doufde
treaded by u<i is your assura.ice of
doubln life, yes, and triple life, for
your casing. Double treadipg as
we Jo it reduces the risk of punrture* and blowout to the minimum,
adds t/i thf service value, and makes
your rar ride easier.
1w i t h n pump thut-mainpressure so that the spray!
U ’ b e applied in the form
Water Hyacinth Has Value.
The water hyacinth, which so rapWly fdls up eertuln si reams. Is /ound
to have n high value as ti fertilizer.
On account of the Infge amount of
water the green plant robin I ns the mnJLi'Clul-D Tartbiliy-drlud—bt>fore--«4w*h*Inu and after l>eei>tiilpg welt rotted It
Sanford, Floridr
OLD AGE STARTS
W ITH YOUR KIDNEYS
Good Advice,
F e ’«*nes s a y . that o l d njr. h . i r l n * w ith
sw allo w nf water.
NUW SPRING STYLES
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SMART ULOTHEB
For Men and Young Men.
$36 to |60
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.Tor Yoo&ff Man and Those
who want to ramain young.
mrxttjrr- niU-T t . inaili' up f -. - i . t.
iley from iwet-t, f r» H ma ter ai
Whi r r there are hut few cutworm*
the easiest, quickest arid cheapest
method of dealing with them is to
walk through the patch'in the e.trly
morning and look (or plants aim I,
w.-re i ni elf during It.. , r< ■'< ding
n.ght
By scratching ti,. *.«r:l,
Prison Pathos.
04 W. F O R S Y T H ST
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If you never heard n prisoner »ny “ I
from
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leptlis a*f put tin* to which you nre a
hint 8. ranger. — Leavenworth New
O LDEST
WMTE FOa CATALCC 5
WEEKLY PRICE LIST
The oil stim ulates
The tnnn who' doesn't worry when . w e a l - e n t d k idne ys a n d d i g e s t i v e o rg a n s. the k i d n e y a.-tlun a n d . e n . b t t . tho
o rt ran s in t h r o w oft the pntsnris wxlrh
he ought to is ns lift.] n*. tin* one who 1 T h i s bfSnu true, it Is easy In b t l l . r o ontiae
p r e m a t u r e old i i i r
N e w Ilf. and
that te. ke.-pitm the k l d n r j * »r.d d lworr!*-* when In- shnirldu't. Worrying
S ' s ' l i e .ire a as c l e a n s e d ftn.i in p r o p e r o tr n n K lh inerea-io ns y o u contlnxi- the
W h e n jr o m p l c l e l y re
-red
w o r k i n g o rd e r old .-tije ca n be d e f e r r e d t r e a i m o n t .
Is bad for (Jo‘ health, tmt probably not
,rh
an d i ifi I'rolotltTf t f u r b e y o n d that eu- c o n t i n u e i n k i n p a c a p s u l e n r t « r .
is bad as letting thing® drift. Irt ease
Jny e»l ty the .ivrrilKC I-crs. n
i f r in nin for an umbrella Instead
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t. it-e i -nr r. ai- .t v n it'd tieeita no l o t r o
II -."—Thrift Magazine.
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ESTABLISHED SEED^Vf
HOUSE
IN FLORIDA W
growers Mnpd a good .h a rice t
use
consider,! Ply on account of
blight utile-.* the plants are protected
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again*: the disease by spraying.
The disease attacks the leaves, I
stems and tubers .of. the potato j
piaivt,
On the deautia it. produces*
sp 'ts usually near the mq/gin or tip.
or ut the niid-rih, probably because
rain <>r_.d» w remains longest on these
j alls.__ The spots are at tirsL. watursoaked in appearance; later, tof the
weather is dry, they shrivel some
what and. turn brown, or if the
weather is moist, turn b|aek and be
come soft. Just outside of the af
fected part one can usually see a
lighter gret n band. If the weather
is moist, the fungus which causes the
disease will produce on tht® luw**-r
side of the leaves and jm t inside the
margin of the sprits a downy growth
composed of the spore stalks anil
numerous spores borne on t!*.* tips
of the strilk branches. If the w.-uth- ^
_To. cuntrol -thhi
•pray-thur'
plants with 4-4-50 bordeaux mixture.
The firat ajiraying should be made
when, the plants are from 4 to 6
incites high, and il should be repeated everv week i» the weather is
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The reputation o f these
celebrated instruments is
ttell known. AVe will be
pleased to demonstrate.
T E R M IF D ESIR E D
A full line of instruments
and a large selection of
the latest records and
accessories. Sheet music.
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�MARCH 28. I » l t
THE SANFORD' HERALD
EVEN
country and if they belie vd Half* of - In. connection with the evenini
it England - will lose some of her lervice Mra. Takach will sing a *e
lection from one of the great ora
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
i lie Wednesday evening meeting
" i l l be held at 7:30, and at 8:30
Mr.<. Takach will give a number of
solos from the oratorio*, These re
ligious recitals are of unusual inter
est and excellctTtfa,
They are en
tirely free.
LUMBER,
LATHS,
SHINGLES
SEWER PIPE and D R A IN TILE
WE TAKR LI IIRK TY HONILS AT PAR
R .-J. Unify ‘arrived Wednesday
from New York and expects to re
main In Sanford, about two weeks,
while recuperating from a case of
Hu" which he contracted in Liverpool, England
He js In.the Y. M. C. A. transport
service'ant} expects to return to this
work at the end of his furlough.
The following fetter was received
on the day he reached Sanford, it
being‘ mailed at Liverpool on March
tl th:
Liverpool, England., March 11.
*
Arrived here on the good ship
Adriutic on the 16th and have been
here ever since‘waiting for a ship to
carry me to Hrest nnd from there to
tlu* U. S. A. with the troops. The
not felt so keenly. England and her
people have suffered in this wan and
the people 'of Liverpool responded
nobly to the call and many homes
here have been made desolate by the
war and you see it on every hand.
There is a big military ramp here
built originally for American troops
and there are thousands of men there
now most of them Canadians and
they have been over here^ a long
time and all arc anxious to get home
Honors for Red Cross Workers
Those of the Red Cross workers
who have put in,800 hours or more
in service to the Red Cross are en
titled to service liars" that can he
obtained through the local chapter.
The worker herself or himself will
have to determine and compute the
time of service and report to Mrs.
David Speer, Director of 1Woman's
work for Seminole County Chapter
A. R. C. The bars will have to he
paid for hy the applicant.
The pins are very attractive and
carry w'ith them ribbons designating
the time of service.
Spray Cucumbers for Rust
* • ‘ Ity C. D. SherbakofT
Asso. I’ oant Pathologist, Fla. Ex. ‘Sta
I have found from personal oh-servatlon of cucumber fields in cen
tral Florida, that the "rust" or
downy- mildew.' is beginning to show
up, and I understand that this is
.also true in other sections as well.*
Truckers should not overlook the
matter of giving such nflected fields
the proper attention before it is too
late. This disease is known by dif
ferent names, such as rust, blight,
fire blight and downy mildew. The
(ir*t three are misnomers being prop
erly used for entirely different dis
eases from the one discussed here.
The.name “ downy mildew" should
turned I will try and find him and
what* a great thing it~would be to
bring him home on the same ship.
We have everything to keep them in
good spirits on the trip home and
Last week a big bunch of Amer even givo them a fine mdvi.ng picicans camt; hero from Franco and
they are to attend the English uni
versities. As there is a big univer
sity here .some of them, will probably go to sc hool here, others to Oxford and other -schools for a few
months before they are sent back
home. I have seen much of England
while over here and' while it is a
great country in many ways l must
confess that to a Florida cracker the
climate is rotten. It Taj ns 355 days
in the year and the days it is not
be used because t he disease is due to
.miningJt.is fuggy, nr cloudy- Steam
the fungus Pernnopjasmopora eiiben
sis, belonging to the downy mildews.
The disease a (Teds the leaves of
encumbers, cantaloupes, squashes
and som e other related plants, on
wl n il it produces characteristic spots
most evident on the older leaves.
Tlo spots are at lind pale green or
yellow and somewhat angular. When
the spots are older they turp pinkish
heat in the hotels is an unknown
i|unnitty and only
a small grate
fire is in the rooms and you are
l u c k y lo get that
H e a c t u a l l y s l ob'
some coal the. other da> to have a
little blast,- in tl.ie room so we could
gather around it and feel rbeerfi;!.
S om e t i m e s , 1 think tin- E-igli-h .t-,
sober minded and siei n on account
of the
dark nnd dismal weather
that they h ave and believe me u
would gel my goat I 1 may h re an
other month h ta good "W|| H o n d a
sunshine f'-r mine and l wdl never
find ii too w a rm again for il w*mns
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and .we expert to gel nut next
t: lng o.i r here umh r ord-r
■•'not t hing, dike. flit I nn to 'll,' at
me where you ran got ,nn a train
.
E R M E T IC a L L V
seated
in
its
wax<
wrapped package, atr
tight* Impurity proof
Is hygienic and whole
some*. The goody
that's good for young
The Flavor Lasts
B. ion to stt
WRtGLEY’S
Look for ttia
mmi
WHITE OR GRAY 25< EACH
C A P°"F jRINGE s h a p e
Ih a i r n e t s
itoirvncirr iiair kits rrooY an enviable
NATIONAL REFUTATION AND. THE FRIENDSHIP
or MILLIONS OF WOMEN—
-HOLmTlfJtr- HAIR NETS ARE MADE OF THE
PNT.y HEAL HUMAN HAIR. ALL SHADES.
EVTRV -HOLDTIGHT- HAIR NET GUARANTEED
OR MONEY REFUNDED. ORDEA AT YOUR FAVOs
RITE STORE. IF THEY CANNOT 5Um.Y_YOU,
write us. state color and shafe.
[ 'A D O L P H K LA R
2 2 l-< t n < A V E N U E
N EW YORK
-NOtB-nsarHAiR w a v is i roe a package “H O LD -TIG H T" VEIL WITH ELASTIC ID *E A C H
• d lor
rite purpose ,,f having •
from the various auptiiijlcndcnta and school officials and
suggestions fur needed
legislation
along educational lines.
W irte at
rilllallnssee*
I lie
Miperinti rut,
we e the dinner guests <d tloveruoi
shine for the entire Hriti h pusses- prcaaitma
having about hnlf of the
population
reining to Florida for 1 have berm
telling
them corro thing ah o
our
priiig Offering of Breeding
It will pay you to inspect the
Ihime Sows and. boars we oiler
before buying.
Wje own ED'S
FA N N Y ORION, sired b y 'O R I
ON CHERRY K ING, and we b«liove the highest priced sow- ever
brought to Florida, a lull, litter
sister of the Grand Champion of
the United States, who sold for
SIO.S5W.OO.
We can supply you at reasonable
Prices with Hereford- nnd Short
horn bulls,, cows and calves, all
T I C K - I M M U N E uhd ACCLI
MATED.
Huy your Angora ( l o a f s from us
Wo have two thousand1dotjS and
the largest herd of
registered
bucks In the South.
• We have Relgian and Pereheron
brood mares, bred to one of the
finest Spanish Jacks in America.
Wnlkill Farms won highest
prill's, including President's Cup
for cattle, hogs and horses nt the
Florida State Fair.
’ There is an *!alarming shortage,
of breeding animat,* and we advise
making your sclectiong now.
A FINE SPANISH JACK READY FOR SERVICE. •
The Walkill Stock Farms Company
v c n n c T t o v4tvi-/N-uMo n o m a
Special Program ll:i|i(i-.| S, S
The superintendent of special oc
casions, Mrs. W, K. lletts announces
that there will he a Hpeciub program
given at the baptist Sunday school
next Sunday morning.
Mrs.’ lletts
hgs arranged for many delightful
numbers for this program and all
the s c h o o l will lake part.
Mrs.
Letts is noted fur her good work
along this line mid the fnct that she
.is conducting the program is suffi
cient evidence that it will be good.
The time for having the Sunday
school next Sunday will be E L E V
EN o’clock by the clock.
Green Cove Springs, Florida
The Time o' Day
The daylight saving Inw should
have-been repralrd7 bcforo congress
adjourned, b&t was not.
Dorit lose the glory
of Florida scenery
k i n you dear up the land for
a home or grove I T o o often
a Florida }>lace ii left to barren of
khrubbery and tree* that it repel*
rither than attract*. Even if you
should be living on such i prop
erty, there i* no reason why it
should remain unattractive. A very
few dollars spent for the right
selection of plants, shrubs and tree*
will trsniform it
Accordingly, as good citixcns, sub
ject to what is just now a needless,
deplorable, Hnd 'somewhat irritating
legislation, we are to put our clocks
ahead one hour next Sunday morping at two o'clock. It will not be a
crime, however, if one does not sit
up all night in order to make the
change at the moment.
Congregational Church Time
Service* will be held at this
church the coming Sunday at tho
usual hours; that is, set your clock*
according to the new time, and then
come to church when they say
eleven o'clock.
Come to Sunday
same will hold trgei that is, come to
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 and to
evening service at 7:30. -
REASONKR BROTHERS
R O YAL PALM NURSRRIK8
ONEGO, FLORIDA
Morning worship, beginning at
eleven, theme ot the aermon, "The
World in Chios, and Our Relation
to the Situation."- Evening worship
*
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digestion
J Nash Six Has Proved to Be
Car. of Exceptional Value.
T ^ H E perfected valve-in-head motor o f
-■-the Nash Six has. demonstrated the
fact that it is powerful, economical and
quiet tp an unusual degree.
.' _ _ __
Accepted generally as marking a far step
in advance in motor construction, when
first shown eighteen months ago, it has
proved itself in actual performance.
The Nash Six is a quality product in every particular of construction, fin
ish and appointment. ’ Its present value is made possible only because
our material and labor costs are determined by a volume output
There will be no change in Nash passen
ger car prices until July 1st at least, and
to avoid delay yon should place your
once
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BIG FIGHT ON
FOR MINORITY
LEADERSHIP
this back to the piano Mr. Bates’
Mis position as assistant cashier of
the Seminole C ounty Dank of this
M I LF LF T1 I1 N1 1GU lNl LF vWf
FI O1 / R
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° cntcrain
bucccmm
city, -a p ost he has held since the 1F II R
I l lSJ TI H
I l lM
V I
l / I F ' T h e audience
seemedwm
to enjoy
this
last number very much.
B a n k ’s organization. He is a very
po p u lar young man a n d has a host
T h e part in o u r estimation most
of frirn d s in and a b o u t Sanford who
w orth y of m ention was the produc
wish him well in th e new enterprise
tion by Mr. B a te s of th r te distinct
which he is assisting to establish,
melodies at once. This is something
lie has a fund of financial experience
• entirely new. Playing two melodics
which will prove a valuable asset to
nt once, one in each hand, is difficult
the new exmeern.
in itself, but M r. Kates not only did
e
this
but whistled still unolher a t the
We bespeak for these fine young
sam
e
time. T h e audience had quite ORGANIZED EFFORT TO D E
men th e success they so richly de PERM ANENT
ORGANIZATION MATTER OF CHANGING SANa' c o r r e c t r e p o r t o n c e l .
a little am usem ent trying to hear
serve and feel sure t h a t th e new en
FEAT CHAM P CLARK AS D E M
FORD GOVERNMENT TO THE
WILL BE INSTITUTED AT T H IS
ERY ACREAGE AND EEIT.IGth e three pieces a t once.
,
terprise w ill'b e a valuable addition
OCRATIC
MINORITY LEADER
CO
M
M
ISSIO
N
MANAGER
MEETING
AND
MANY
OTHER
KRATION DIFFICULTIES FOR
As very short notice was given of
to S anford's business district.
NEXT SESSION
FORM
WILL
COME
BEFORE
IMPORTANT
MATTERS
TAKEN
1918-1919
the minstrels com ing to our town
NEXT LEGISLATURE
UP
m any w e re .n o t present who would
. Washington, Mar. 20.— Adminia(By our special correspondent)
.
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Dr. Miller Visits Sanford .
have
gone,
bu
t
y
e
t
the
house
was
tra
tio h friends in tho house, rpopreA
movem
ent
for
a
city
manager
•This morning a t 10 o'clock will be
Dr. Oliver J. Miller and Mrs.
There ha« been much said a b o u t
well filled.
We hope th a t for the senting all sections of th e country
form
of
governm
ent
for
Sanford
was
held
the
first
or
organization
mectthe amount of celery Rrown in the Miller, formerly of Sanford but now
iL.'tho. stockholders of th e new la u n c h e d a t a tnrrtintf-in. - t t n - r w « l f b d t i h d r B f ”fTtWe'^WTrtftsFrt Kfarfng have undertaken what promises—Its
celery delta oL S i n fnrA-UtwreenaQO of Jacksonville .vK&iw visitors on
h o t d com pany which is .m aking h o u s e o n T u e s d u y - c v c n i n j r a t - t h i s anti seeing-M ry-B w lee-that he may be a successful fight, to p re v e n t th e .
pf l O D r - i g r n r A f t e r ■careful i r tit if r ic s day at th e home of Dr. Miller’s
be able to present his act again in selection of C h am p Clark by the
preparations to build* the~new Val w e e k . '
it is found there was somewhere be- parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Miller.
our
town as it is one th a t will inter Democratic caucus for m inority lead-,
dez Hotel. At this meeting a Hoard —This mifftel has been discussed
tic e n 450 and 500 cars of Golden *. Dr. Miller has recently been ap
cr in the Stytty-sixth pnngress.
of Directors will be elected to serve pro and con in Sanford for several est und entertain all.
y,i|f Blanching celery planted which pointed as surgeon on the staff of
Leaders of the m ovem ent declare
for
the
coming
year.
years. I f is now proposed to bring
will cut in the neighborhood of 1000 the S ta te Board of H ealth, a very
a m ajority of the Democratic mem
T
h
a
n
k
You
•*
the
m
atter
to
a
clirhnx
and
Btcps
The new charter which has re
cars. Two-thirds or a trifle over of im p o rta n t and responsible position.
bership will uphold President Wilson
We the Ilaptiat church of Monroe
the crop has been cut to date of this He is also chief surgeon for the cently been received will be accepted have been taken to make su ch a
by
repudiating th e present Speak
a t this meeting In the regular way. change possible if the people of the desire to thank t h e school board and
we?k ending M arch 22. The celery A. C. L. Railroad.
‘
er’s war. course and “ saccaitic an
*
local directors for t h e donation of the
This hns been advertised for .som e city so desire.
has b e e n ’of a finer quajity th an for
T h ey returned to Jacksonville on
tagonism to th e Administration. •
chairs for. the church. Same was
time
and
ull
are
no
doubt
fumiliar
Some
m
onths
ugo
the
board
of
some years owing to the great S u nday evening, the trip being made
I t has been an open Rccrot In
Committee.
with it by this time.
county commissioners and the board highly appreciated.
amount 6f rain no doubt. There by auto.
* *
Washington t h a t Speaker Clark has A nothrr m ntter that will come up of public instruction appointed n
will be about 1000 cars of Golden
never forgotten nor forgiven those
today will be the udoption of a set committee to look into the m a tte r of
celery instead of G000 cars, as re
who' contributed to or benefitted by
of by-laws for the new organization. needed legislation for Seminole roun-,
ported by the New York Packer a
his defeat for the Presidential con
It is expected that this cannot be ty. While little hns been said about
short time ago.
vention in 1912.
His anim us has
consummated at this meeting a« it is this committee, they have been at
There is now set in the field about
been shown repeatedly by unfriend
u very im portant m atter and it will work on several matters, among
ly acts and references, and b y his
200 acres of green top or spring cel
no doubt require the time and a t t e n which is th e m a tte r of a change in
a ttitu d e on legislation recommended
ery which is expected to cut about
tion of the new board of directors the Sanford charter.
by President Wilson. He refused to
too cars. These facts are from those
for several days.
A special com m ittee is now at
vote on the declaration of war. earn
»I h> are in a position to know, ns
work
drafting
n
bill
to
be
presented
It
is
expected
that
bids
will
be
ed
countrywide condem nation by
are the following:
to
the
next
session
of
the
legislature
advertised
for
for
the
remodelling
his
speech
asserting there was " p re c
\« a great deal of fault finding
asking
for
permission
to
change
the
of
the
building
in
the
very
near
ious
little
difference
between a con
has been ‘done as tq the carrying of
future, after which time work will be charter of the city to n commissionscript and u convict," nnd is now re
Sanford products an inquiry has
1manager form. This committee will P R O S AND C O N S OF TH E P R O ported to contem plate n to u r of the
been entered into us " I t is evident FAM OUS EVANGELIST O P E N E D started as soon as possible.
report tlu-ir conclusions in u very
P O S E D LEAGUE OF NATIONS United States in opposition to the
that the refrigerator equipm ent now
FOUR W E E K S ’
S E R IE S
OF
|
few
days
und
the
m
atter
will
be
IS DISCUSSED BY STATESM EN League of Nations.
in use or ut lenst certain series* in
Harriett Virginin S rh w arl/
S E R M O N S IN THAT CITY ON
handled
in
the
legislature
by
lion.
Representative Jam es H. M ays of
numbers are developing had c a rry
WEDNESDAY
Died at Hendersonville. N. C . on' F. L. Woodruff, representative from
Boston, March 2 0 .—The merits of
U tah. a member of the reorganiza
ing qualities. This was thoroughly.
th e proposed c o v e n an t of the league
this county.
Rev. William Sunday, famous Feb. 22nd. 1919.
tion executive committee, consisting
gone into recently by the Snnford
H
arriett
Virginin
Schwartz,
the
While th e exact form of the char of nations were d ebated last night of 15 Democratic representatives
Truck Growers. Inc., in their in evangelist, made his first public ap
beloved wife of S. M. Schwartz well ter has fiot been decided upon as yet. by Senator Henry C abot Lodge and from 11 states, has issued a s ta te
vestigations and reports have been pearance in T a m p a W ednesday
known in lhid com m unity where she the usual form of the comttiission- Dr. A. Lawrence Lowell, president ment appealing to ad m inistration
turned in on certain equipm ent. A night when probably 4,000 persons
Jins
been a regular winter resident mnnager form is a government by of H arvard University, before an supporters to elect a leader In ac
number of com parative tests have sat under or crowded around the
for
m
any, years, passed away after, three commissioners und
a city audience th at followed the speakers cord with President Wilson. T h e re
levera different edges of a big canopy erected for the
been made between several
m
any
yrnrs
of
suffering.
manager who have complete control with intense interest and frequently organization com m ittee haa declared
refrigerators and all of til
the modern purpose near t h e adm inistration
The debaters
Mrs.
S
chw
artz
was
a
m
em
ber
of
and
m anagem ent of the affnirs of the expressed approval.
thnt without unified leadership the
equipment shows excellent service building of the fair grounds. Elec
approached the general topic from
city.
,
It
Is
believed
by
many
th
a
t
the
Quaker
*
church
and
was
pos
tric
lights
illumined
the
space
under
party Is "doom ed in advance to de
in comparison with th e much older
different angles. S enator Lodge a t
feat."
car now being used by the growers. the canvas and disclosed hundreds sessed of a- lovely. Christian cha rac this form is far .better thnn the
tacked the covenant "as agreed upon
This is no time to put jealous en
This feature is causing the growers of benches arranged in front of a ter. She was a descendant of Col. present form of government by a by th e commission of the peace con
emies or soreheads in charge of the
to pay additional freight because of large platform on which w-efe other Marsteller. who wa* on George mayor and council.
ference" as a "p o ro u s instrum ent”
party leadership,” Mr. Mays insists.
D is proposed to refer the m a t t e r
the necessity of underloading. The benches and chairs for the choir of Washington's staff and was one of
on the interpretation of which the
400.
Several
refreshment
stands
|
his
pull
bearers.
>
Wo want a leader who will not in
to the voters of the city for rntifienmuninum car for celery being .15b
signers themselves would be ut odds
wardly rejoice a t the abuse of th e
crates per car in compliance with nearby and the odor of sawdust an j T h e following extract* w ritten b y tlon ur rejection if the bill passe*
within a twelve m o n th .
President. We cannot have an ta g
the tariff, but in order to secure shavings was slightly suggestive of n a life-long friend are so a p p ro p riate the legislature and if the people of
Sound qs War Preventative
onistic leaders.
the city do n o t w ant u change of
reasonable refrigeration, growers arc circus, os hundreds of persons throng th a t they are given here:
Dr. Lowell a d m itte d th a t the “ cov
loading only 33G and paying the ed to the place which for th e next
" T h e Prerldent Is being b o m b ard
“ She was charitable in all the governm ent it will not be forced
e n n n t ” needed clarification, b u t ur- ed from the front nnd from am bush.
freight difference on 14 crates, it be four weeks w i l l be the c e n te r'o f the word implies, nlwnys could pick out uporvthem.
ing dem onstrated by loss th a t the Billy Sunday campaign in T a m p n . the good traits of hor fellow beings
Many cities und towns in Florida gueil th n t in substance, us n plan (or We must not install and su p p o rt
top 14 crates did not refrigerate. It
The crowd carne early. Owing to and ever ready to overlook and ex- nn(| other states are ndw operating the prevention of war, it was sound. leaders who will shoot from th e rear.
is alleged t h a t the insulation in the the excellent organization of the cuse their fault*, denying herself untler this form nnd it is stated th a t
S ym phony hall was filled. Three Wc cannot afford by our votes to
F (1. K. cars is not adequate, the Sunday forces, there was no confu often time* even the comforts of life it is highly successful in most in Ihousund persons bud seats nnd 300 approve sarcastic antagonism to th e
hair felt being too thin and old to sion and the major portion of the for t|u* benefit of other*.
Half of th e audience was | League
Nutions. Our i.'sopn are
stance*. A full nnd free discussion stood.
perform the service of proper refrig audience was seated by the time the
made
up
of
members
of
the
legislaheartsick
and
weary of war. i nd will
She bad ubiding faith in the im- will hr carried on by those interested
eration." It is to be hoped the
choir song the first song, shortly m ortality of the soul and strived t o ; between now and the time for the t u r e f- federal nnd s ta te judicinry, rebuke their serv an ts who go coun
shipping facilities can be re-adjusted. after 7:30 o’clock. There were no live on the higher planes of life so us election and the argum ents both for governors of New England states; te r to the earnest determ ination of
P resident to crystallize tho
There has been I GOO refrigerntor vacant seats when Sunday himself to take up th a t condition and pro and against will be brought out arm y and navy officers, members of the
the H arvard faculty;*.delegates of hopes and desires of the civilised
and the overflow stood gress when entering into the Real fully.
c a r s of lettuce and celery, beside appeared
the C entral Laboh Union and per world in to n living co ve nant of
many express ship m en ts and consid around the edges five or s i x ’deep. It Life."
’
_
sonal guests of th e debaters.
T he peace."
erable cabbage has gone frpm here. •was an expectant, frankly curious
Exceptional E ntertainm ent
Interm ent was made nt Horsham
oth
er
hnlf
represented
the
lucky
ones
Representative J. Y. 'Sandora, for
crowd
tRat
watched
closely
every
Rain dam aged the Irish' potato
near Philadelphia, near Valley Forge
The W o m an ’s Club ha* arranged who b a d been aw arded udmission by mer Governor of Louisiana ia chair
incident
transpiring
on
th
e
platform
.
crop somewhat. For all the recent
of Revolutionary historical fame, be
with the renowned impersonator and chance from 25 tim e s as many up- man of the reorganization executive
rains spring crops look well. . Coco Men seemed as numerous as women. side her mother and father.
She
'e n te rta in e r. Gilbert Atlee Eldredgu plications.
com m ittee. Oh th e commltteo with
There
were
g
re
a
t
num
bers
of
elderly
Zilla squash, ‘peppers, eggplant, to
leaves a heart broken and d ev o ted
t o come here Friday evening, th e
people,
particularly
in
t
h
e
foremost
Gov. Calvin Coolige presided, in him are William A. Ayrvs, vlce-r
matoes, sweet corn, lim a beans, snap
hushund
to molirn her loss.- *
28th of M arch and will open th e troduced t h e jspeakers and held the chairm an, Jam es V. McClintie, sec
seats
and
there
was
quite
a
s
m
a
tte
r
beans, peas, melons, in fact every
club house to the public on t h n t watch. Senator Lodge led off, speak re tary, Jam es II. Mays, U ta h , Rich
kind of vegetable t h a t tan. be grown ing of children th ro u g h o u t t h e as
New
Garage
evening.
-»
.
Cam p
ing for an hour.
He received a ard S. Whaley, S. C., Guy
anywhere can be fou n d in the rich semblage.
enterprise!
T
he
Lakeland
Telegram
says: T h e noisy reception, and was repeatedly bell, Pa., H. L. Goodwin, N . C .,
A
nother
new
Sanford
Homer. Rodehcavcr. choir leader
fields of tho Sanford celery delta.
H enry Ti" Rainey*,. III., Chrville D.
and general announcer, k ept things j& the. C ity G arage, now open (ur work of M r. Eldredge was td the In te rru p te d with- applause.
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business in th e b u ild in g formerly y^ y highest rhnrarLi»r am Ltlm rm iala
U
p
o
m
r
^tiringth
e
prelim
inary
portion
Svbalur W*dge*Tir opening kis ar- eu iM i. M d , W iineii Gum,' (TWO;
VEW RCSINRSS ENTERPRISE
ly Bnjoyed by ".lhe“ «ui»IiVmf, and in gum ents said he was not against a 0. TL Kincheloc, Ky., M. M. N e e ■»4- t h e p rogr am:— Ft was mil. Ullttt 3b!IU)kleA~I>j* "VL’e s p e n t *-r ^ l a k e r y .
his delineation of tw enty or more league of nations,- b u t was anxious ey. W. Va.. Patrick M cLsne.- Pa.,
the
advent
of
the
evangelist
himself
The
principals
in
the
pew
com
I t L. P e r k i n s a n d C h a s . I - B ritt
characters, Mr. Eldredge was a t his to have the free nations of the world John W. Rainey, HI.. W. W. Hastthat
the
audience
really
sat
up
and
pany
pre
K.
Walker
Dickson,
a
Open New Haberdashery
.
took notice. This was to be expect Seminole county boy well known best and all declared it was one of unite to secure peace and bring ngs,* Okla . . John V. Lesher, Pa.,
'on April 1st
ed, although most of M r.'Sunday's here as a good automobile man and the best e n te rta in m e n ts ever given about "a general disarmament."
A. 11. Rouse, K y., Harry L. G andy,
A business announcement of spec associates are of a calibre and experi
Chris. L. M atthews, an em ployee of in Lakeland.
S. Dakota.
D enies Inconsistency Charges
ial interest to the people of Sanford ence that would ensure their "hpldMr. Eldredge will appear here one
the A. C. L. *
Since Speaker Clark haa been
He also denied the charge of in
appears elsewhere in this issue. It ing a crowd" single handed.
Al - In addition to the garage, the new night only, Friday, Mar. 28th, at the
consistency because of speeches in quoted as having said to a group of
■* the announcement of the new
though' the singing continued for
Woman’s Club house. Do not miss 1915 and 191G favoring "in general" Democrats that "Wilson's League of
firm of Perkins A B ritt, which Is to some minutes after Sunday mounted company will handle J h e Scrippsl_his evening of extraordinary enter a league of nations.
Booth
automobile,
a
very
popular
Nations has as much chance of
open on April 1st at 10G East First
the rostrum, the majority of the car in most sections but not so well tainm ent.
•
adoption
as you have of being pope
street, hext to McCuller’s. .4
At this time and later, In fact, up
eyes were fixed' on the long heralded known here as this com psny has
of
Rome,"
the movement to prevent
The principals in this new firm are
to the very last, he explained^ he
"Billy" rather than <he hymn books. nevlr been represented here before.
his
selection
for the house leadership
D el,and M instrels ' ’
so well known In Sanford and Sem
was in constant consultation with
Sunday Is a mathine gun orator.
hss found many new frlerfthiKri ad
The business announcement of ,A n e n te r ta in m e n t w orthy of spec Col. R oosevelt.inole county that they n e e d tno In
There Is a sharp staemtto of oral bul
ministration circlea.(
troduction to the people of the com lets, spatting Sundayism against the the new concern appears elsewhere ial notice wns t h a t of the DeLand
"T w o. weeks before his death," he
munity.
• crowd, with scarecely any break ex in this issue and they invite the Minstrels given a t th e Lyric T h e
said, "I w*s with Theodore Roose
public generally to call at the new atre on T u esd a y evening of this
Mr. Perkins owned and operated
cept to let laughter or applause die
velt for some hours, seeing him for mission of the peace conference and
place of business and ijook them week.
the Perkins' Haberdashery In San
•
down or 'to permit the evangelist
two mornings in succession.
The laid before it will tend to secure the
ford for several years, prior to which
over.
The minstrels brought with th em draft now before th e country was peace of the world as it stands, and
wrigning his handkerchief In his per
time he was a popular clerk in the
an excellent band which delighted • not then before us. but wc discussed whfether it is just and fair to the
spiring hands. And ho did this of
same line of business. Mr. Perkins
Sunday at Congregational Church
the people of the cUy by playing on funy the |eBgue 0f nations in all its United States of America."
ten because he worked hard. CrouW
w a s, successful as a Sanford mer
‘.’Jesus at B eth an y" is to bo the the streets for over two hours during bearings. We were in entire agree
ten
becaule
he
worked
harij.
In anawer to the charge that there
chant, but the war coming on and
Crouching, apringing, stam ping — them e of the morning. The hour of the »K«rnoon.
ment. The position that
I have, had been no conatructivt criticism of
•
the boya leaving for France made in
sometimes pounding a chair u n til the worship begins at eleven o’clock. I For amateurs tHis [troupe did taken and now take, had hla full ap the league of nations, Senator Lodge
roads on hla business as it did all
chair bounded several inches off the „ *
. . .
.. „
: them selves
proud, hsndlipg
the proval. The .....
. . , followed
u„u. v. in exclaim ed: "M y 'first constructive
line , I . h. .ave
others and he moved to Daytona
cy sa urx ° me. j uku*aj
program like p ro fes-1the senate and elsewhere was the one criticism is that this covenant ought
platform, soipetim es seizing the pul I was g a w en
Reach about a year ago where he
| he wUhed to hgve followed. I do to be redrafted.". .This is eeeential, .
pit top like a steering wheel and bal •Let us go into the house of the ilonai*;
established a business along the
ancing on one foot like a pitcher Lord."
j The pianoiogue presented by Mr. I not say this to transfer any reapon- he added, because the san ctity of
'sam e line.
He has decided that
tending a ball across the plate. *
"God
and
the
Proud
W
aves’’
'will
Bates was unique and entertaining., ziblllty from my shoulders to his. treaties is vital above all else.
there is no place like Sanford, how
be
tha
subject
of
the
evening.
T
h
is
'T
h e Audience voiced its.op in ion of All I do and all I sa y ia on my own
As ahother consturctive criticism ,'
ever, and is now returning to *ble
Mr. and Mrs. .T, A. Duren of hour of worship tifgina nt 7:80.
first love. . He la an experienced and
be deroinded a definite statem ent In
i h!' *Ct
,,b*r v *2d «en,rou,f
•P °n ,lb ,,lty
P *u**' T^rom *be first part of his I "T he.question l>run« u*, .*»nuur the covenant of the vote required In
papular clothing salesman and will Largo art Visiting their sister, Mrs. •p.Ua.k .m i M n Vrvm . i l l
Takach and MraJ Frya will prdvida _# cl when hf? pUy#d m W v y rtJ. Lodge r tid | ..the o n ly qu„ tion of
always get his share of the business Joe Fernandez- Mrs. Duran, w ill be
the executive council for It, to "reo*
Fenumbered as Mias Guilds Lansing, •election s from on* of the great ora- blindfolded u n til‘his last Feat of ra n -' practical nature Is w ether th e leagura .omnte-id" or "advise" or ,vprdpoae,".
in this line.
torioe. Congregational singing.
i daring the popular air "Bmiies" with t that haa bean drafted by the eom- as the case mi|
' • ■
Mr. B ritt haa but recently resigned formerly of this city.
CELERY SITU
ATION AS IT
NOW STANDS
1*"015
OF HOTEL CO. GOVERNMENT
HELD TODAY FOR THE CITY
;
<*71
j
i f’ t
LODGE AND LOWELL IN
BIG DEBATE
BILLY SUN
DAY NOW
IN TAMPA
.
NUMBER 45
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MARCH 21. 1919 *
VOLUME X
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M A R C H 14.1919
AMUSEMENT
STUART
BLACKTON
Womanhood
producer of the “ Battle Cry of Peace
now eclipses all previous records
WAR TANK S IN ACTION
.
IN " T H E C O M M O N C A t'S E ”
T ank* in actum, showing the vital
p a r t played by them in the big war
are a feature of “ T h e Common
C ause.” J. S tu a rt IHackton's latest
screen masterpiece which will be seeh
in the S tar T h e a tre M onday pre
sented th ro u g h Vitagrapb. ,
Big
ta n k s and l i t t l e . tanks are shown,
manned by soldier* of all the allied
armies *nd_ all spitting bullets as
l i if y lumiJer over Hun trenches,
crash through their lines and plough
through newly liberated town* in
northern France stopping at nothing. All these scenes have the of
ficial O. K. of the American a n d
allied government*.—r r r t h r y are ac
c u rate as well as thrilling
Commodore Kiackton -used the
famous tank.* Britannia in most of
the righting scenes. This tank. after
performing rem arkable service in a
sco re , of battle* in France wav sent
across t h e . A tlantic t o ‘do. its hit in
L iberty Loan and oth er patriotic
drives- here and »n C ar.adi.
. - One Ut-lhe screen- sensations of the year.'"* It is
the"most realistic,: enthralling'^ttfrvtfF^
potential with
uplifting thoughts, ever reproduced upon the silver sheet.
It
not only embodies events of the past but . its success will be
permanent, for its theme fits the present and the future of this
_ and all countries. It is a gripping visualization of human
emotions, of historical periods showing how America and the
Allies made their joint fight and crushing sacrifice that civiliza
tion might survive. A truly noteworthy production and the
most satisfactory picture dealing with the war up to and includ
ing the rigning cf the armirtice. 100 per cent is the trade
mark of itii- Him.
Sobs are-checked by laughter, smiles
are drenched by tears
STAR THEATRE
Monday, March 1 7 t h
•
SYLVIA DREAMER.
Who U featured with H erbert Rawlinson In J. S tuart DUckton'* great screen
prod uction. “ The Common d m * . ”
Total Admission 25 and 50 Cents
tash to win the D erby ar.d to best
T H R U LING S T \ G E LIFE
him bis enem y get* into action again
STAGED IN S P O R T IN G I.IFE and has Lady Love stolen
The-., to
ci r.c.h hi* villainy -«• ».
\\ o«>d.
»: ,riv and circulate* :h - r*; ■ . that
r.« i» dead
Both - a s t e r »r 1 h. r*e
...
emies
T i u * one of tr.e n u p e ro u *
thrilling jcer.e* in Maurice T our
neur's hr.e pi turixat.uT uf ' Sport
ing Life." the famous E ngluh melo
drama. which*will be shown at the
Star Theatre Wednesday.
J o h n , ' Earl .of Woodstock, is a
young British nobleman who is
harassed bv debt
He is s thorough
• portm an. and when Joe Lee. a
gypsy p ru e fighter 4 • m atched.
Lord Woodstock bets every dollar
he can raise on him.
But
ood•took has a powerful enemy who
cause* Lee to be - doped by the
f a t h e r u f the girl he had wronged
■pud W*m UJ*. i ;.iritL .
>0
h»»
wagers, enter* the ring himself and
fights a victorious battle.
It also develop*-* th a t Lord Woodatock has backed his mare. Succo-
'e -ru e .t
If.
tim e
iT 'i
W e -
even upon the heart oi a
woman. She finds salvation of her
soul in her compassion for a hlindfd
soldier. He teaches her the !i ‘son
of sacrifice and noble devotion For
hi* sake she deserts her old hiunt*
and he* old asso. iat« t
'*•' >,r*
duty at last and obeys its summon*
by caring tenderly for the blind
hero.
.
f lar.ation . of why• and how th e
U nited State* ar.d the-allied nation!
joined ‘ to g -th er in the *alv»tion o*
jtte r e d
civiliiatioI: i* the
Lady
*ar >i* vf poun
W t 'i e Saved a Place for You"
T he Lisht” 1* Story of a Wicked
Woman
Who is the “ wickedest woman in
Paris?” —T h ed a Bara.
THE
COMMON C 4U S r
Cause.*’ the J. S tu a r t Bi
screen production, which is
uled for M o rd > y at the Stai
atre is Ihe sto ry of the ages—l
special program has been pred by S upt. J n o . p . Jinkini of
Baptist § u n d a y school n« j
day. A feature of the special!
ram will be talks by members cf
Sunday school who have recentreturned from the great war
iv cf these young men have,
onted to eive some of their «*
It l* in thi* .role th a t she appears
in her latest super-production. “ T he
L ig h t.” a William Fox photoplay.)
a t the S tar T b tax rc TtuifuLsy... tiara 1
Bara portray* a w om an'w ho laugh* I
iti‘ rtxrtntr ut m miterv .a '.YiwfS~>y c ram f’» jfnficfpafed.
recent years.
While_ other women o’clock in the ,mo;
sacrifice themselves she befomes en
slogan “ We've »avi
tangled in um erous love atTairs Jind
y
o u ” assure you a
lives a life of- luxury.
,
B ut misery must leave its scar, a t the Temple.
T h e Com mon C au se.” according
to M anager H e rn d o n of the fstar
T h e a tre ha* been called the story
with a l a u g h , ' a .thrill and a throb.
I t is more t h a n t h a t . It i*.a h isto ry
a r e f y *rcrto n ed by'Tfs* a u th o r and
faithfully p o rtra y ed by the a c to r s .
It was made u n d er the auspices of
and w ith th e full .cooperation of th e
British C an a d ia n Recruiting Mission.
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Gladvs Brock well
Gladvs I^eslie
Vivian Martin
Big Special Maurice
Tourneurs
• The Call
of the Soul”
Sporting Life
A Fox Standard
picture,
Theda Bara
Peggy Hyland
Fortune’s Child’
also
J. Stuart Blackton's
“The Common
Cause”
a thrilling picture with a
horse race, a prize fight
and various sensational
features'’ with a special
appeal to the ladies.
a good comedy
also a Mack Sennet
comedy
Wbo’a Little Wife Are
Pluck and Plot
ters” a Big-V
comedy
AMirai.dy Smiles
the after the war picture
Admission to ta l. 25 and
50 c e n ts
And don’t forget the LYRIC THEATRE open every
a comedy
with a
complete program
* t~
Watch for the Bill
“The Girl With
norRegrets”
also ’
Fatty Arbuckle
“The Sheriff”
�MARCH 21
—
Stands for
SERVICE, QUALITY and PRICE
:n scarce on account of war conditions, but we now have
piete stock and are in a position..to supply the
Geneva will be tendered a picnic
next S aturday a t G eneva in ce lebra
tion of his birthday.
Mrs: -Nance A veritto, who has
been visiting Mrs. Mitchell returned
home Wednesday.
Mr. Allen of Longwood is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. L. T . Hunt.
Mr. T. C. Branon, conductor of
th e Seaboard, of th e Orlando and
Oviedo l/ranch is ta k in g a few d ays
off, M r, Vance W inters taking his
run. «
One of the bea u ty spots of th e
town, th e garden of Mr. Andrew
L in eh a rt and C npt. Browning has
been badly crippled by. rain, b u t th e
last fCw days th ey dre beginning 4to
look natu ra l.
. .
¥
»;
Miss Mary L inehart is improving
slowly bu t not y e t able to leave her
room
T h e Aid Society of the M ethodist church met a t the Red Crosa
room to begin work for the parson
age M onday, lGth.
Mr. H. B. McCail is pruning hfs
grove, getting ready for a big crop
of oranges next winter,
fl.thewlfole
c k !/® L
J
are known the world ov
Chick* wtugtow much tsstsr If you feed dmn
Purina
er as the
Chicken Chowder
with Purina Chick Feed
FEED FOR THE MONEY
Double
Development
or Monay
Back
(Jnrtnf the flrrt
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chick's Ml*. la
ChtckeibosM
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We have the complete
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CHICKED
line of Purina Feeds and
our prices arc
See us for Crate Material, Fertilizer and Spray . MaMiss Clarece H a n d " of Sanford
sp en t last week with Miss Helen
C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR
RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN
TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
EAST .SAN FORD
A son was horn to Mr and Mrs.
L Rove of lleardull avenue St. P a t
rick’s Day in the morning
Dr
Denton in attendance.
Miss Ilursie Long of I’itt-sburg,
Pa., and Mrs J It Rusk and three
children of \\ heeling. We-i \ a ar
rived Sunday night to he the guests
of their parents, Mr and Mrs D I,
Long and oth er relatives.
Mrs. N orm an S’ Swanson came
home last week from Hot Springs.
Ark,, after a stay of about eight
m onths taking the baths and tre a t
ment for a tubercular trouble
Her
many friends t ru»t »lu- ha* r i - m n l
permanent help.
y i s a Clara Phillips wail The '.reek
e n a / g u e s t o f her p a re n ts , Mr. a n d
Mrs. B e rth a Shipp and children o Mrs. Charles Phillips.
Sanford sp en t a few days with hei
Mins Hamilton of Chicago who
mother, \Irs . Geo. Lewis.
has been spending .several weeks
Mrs. .]. S. Dinkt-E silent W flint s- with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Davis left
day in Sanford t h e guest 6f Mrs last T uesda y for-^IC fiV tersburg'and
S. A. H oustonothej, points of j p t e r c ^ B before return
ing north.
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W EK IW A IT E M S
J. V. ^ ’icka h as recently ad (led t o
I’. J. Contes, F ran k a i t f George his possession^'a car.
C oates a n d wife from Jacksonville
Mr. and Mrs. Kvan Pattishal! of
and F ran k Powell- of A m m . Ohio R ichm ond, Va., a r e s visiting their
are spending a few days on Mr p arents, Mr. and Mrs.' II. 'II PattiCo-ait
farm here.
shail
We learn from Mr. Coates that
Claude RauSerson of Orlando is
Mrs t 'o u t i s has been dangerously spending the week -at his home here.
ill but is improving now.
Mr Bunnell of Georgia is visiting
W D H llm on and family arrived his brother, M r/ Charles Bunnell.
S a tu rd ay night from Lakeland and
B. C. Skinner of T he Skinner M a
will spend f’he s u m m e r on their farm
chinery
Co., was a v i s i t o r - a t the
here, i xcept Mr
Fillmon who is
h'xehangr parking house last Tues
now. working in S anford.
day.
T h e .Exchange expects to
The young people oil went fishing make extensive im provem ents in the
last S atu rd ay evening, and had very house before next season.
good luck and a much eniov*-«l evenA picnic was given at the Lake
Harney picnic grounds' lu*l Tuesday
in honor uf Mr, and Mrs. Evan PatIishall.
Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Brown are re
ceiving congratulations on tjie ar
rival of a daughter.
OV IED O i t e m s •
.CPS A LA AND GR\l*KV||.f*K
jttJMIST (. EN E \ A AVEN I E
Cho-f M aster _ Mechanic Charles
- t f e u riders turn! th a t Mr. Thornton
T he weather feels a little like Lee of the Naval Aviation has re will ta k e up the hurd tusk of rural
winter after the rain Monday night. turned home.
Mr. Lee and family mail carrier on Route A, as 'Minton
are
tilting
up
one of his fa th e r’s Lord has resigned.
Mrs. Culp, Mrs. Abbot and Mrs.
prettiest
cottages
at Lake C harm ,
Thom pson called on Mrs. Vaughn
Mr I.etsnn returned from a visit
■which
they
will
m i iijw
bis iw n
Mnndav afternoon
t" tils daughter. Mrs. Reaves in
W int> r 11 arden.
Me anil Mrs Dan Hodges of Sanford were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Swope, m other of Mr. U. P E hrenberger on S unday.
Swope re turned to W ichita, Kunsa.i
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L i e and sons,
the first of the month after spen d
Ernest and Eddie were visiting Sun
ing the w inter with h e r 'sons.
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse I.ee.
‘ Mr Itoy White, , or dm tor on tin
Tires at cut rates is. our .specialty
IPURINA
CHICK
201 W. First St.
Phone 181
Celery Bleaching Paper
Cypress Lumber
SEEDS
Heart,'Swcetcorn, Pepper, Tomato,
Cucumber.
INSECTICIDES
Hlucstonc, Arsenate Lead, Paris
Green, Lime-Sulphur.
Crate Material, Nails.
CHASE & CO
SANFORD, FLA
FOR SALE
Lotf^O, 10, lig a n d 14 of Kcely’s Subdivision of Sanfordf
also all of Block G, Tier 15, Sanford. For prices write to
owner. Terms can be arranged, if desired. /
E. 0 . Painter Fertilizer Company
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
P u rity1
E conom y
& E fficien cy
icf F LO U R
A certain yminn man of
careful habits in dress
recently told us th a t the
reason he alw ays w o r e
I he B a p t i s t W i>' n ,i'
M i.siu n a r.
Sot-teiy is h o ld in g i t - a n n u a l p r a y e r
newness
Only fine materials can he relied
upon to make a hat appear new
after considerable wear, and if
style also is present the result is
most gratifying a n d "Mallory
Hals" always gratify.
Even the
makers guaranty is a source of
gratification and the new Spring
Shades is another.
Still Have Good
Envelopes at
5c a Pkg.
HERALDPRINTING COMPANY
O ffic e S u p p ly D e p t.
Pfaouu 148
Sanford', Florida
J. E. Phipps atid uncle, Mr. M r
W orkman returned Friday from a
t*ip down on the west roast.
Mr*. W. S. E n tx m ln g rr and little
d a u g h te r, Lucy are visiting Rev,
Louis Entzm inger and wife in L ake
land.
Mr. M eW orkjnan left Wednesday
for his home in Indianapolis, h u t
says he is coming down next w inter
with a hunch of lfoosiers.
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Q uite a little excitem ent wos
caused one day last week when T. P.
Lewis accidentally run into and
knocked down a colored hoy who
stepped in front of the Ford Mr.
Loom , was driving.
A doctor was
r a i l e d 'I j u t found the hoy was not
spent S u nday with hom e folks.
Eric Saulsburgh was the guept of
J. M. Wait* and fam ily on Sunday.
Mr. f-aM ay and several of his
guests of the hotel m otored through
to T arpon Springs one day last
, service every alte.rnoon.
Mrs. ’Pedford of T» tines see, who is
l visiting her daughter-in-law, Mrs
j Tedford of Orlando' nas accepted
Mr. Slones' invitation to speak in
the Baptist <liurch next .'sunday even
ing. on India. Everyone wilt hh tjiterested and
is rtirdlully invited.
Mrs. Tedford and husband were
, missionaries in that wonik-rful co u n
try and her talk will present things
as they are.
Since the county gave us a brick
r o.i.l -.rr.Tfigers tind thi-.^i delightful!,
‘drive;---- Never a day passes th a t i
two or three ear. loads of sightseers j
do .not come to our quiet town.
Last S u nday a p a r ty .of seven j
gentlemen came out to cu ll'o n Mr. i
(). P. Swope and insisted upon driv- !
ing to see the Black H am m ock Gar- j
ilen.
T h e success of the Black i
Hammock G arden Co. is a ttra c tin g ‘
many strangers.
Mr. J. C. Murchison, S upt. of j
Jacksonville was a visitor to our burg11 ;
this week.
‘
Mrs. Jurnes Clark is visiting her j
daughter, Mrs. B. G. Sm ith.
Mr. O. P Swope, county commia- f
sloner of Seminole county has at i r(
last succeeded in getting t h e Sea- ^
hoard depot moved.
It was e n - r
rcoaching upon the street sorp° ‘JO 1
feet or more. T he thudding is being !-
Miss ' Mitchell
mond, Va., expects to he back next
week if the ductor permits, lie has
given her very little encouragem ent
a b o u t her foot.
,
i
T he M ethodists have sold flfeir
old organ and replaced *it with a
^
Mrs, Searcy went down to Orlando nice piano.,
j Wednesday and will be tha guest of
Rev. Mr. Stones, p astor of -the
Mrs. Q. L .-M orton while th en .
B aptist churches in Ovlodo and
It moons nutritious bakings,.
J
palatable and easily digestible
WIGHT GROCERY CO.,
marketing
plants are
continued
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Sanford, Fla.
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COUNTY HAPPENINGS!?,
'hirelire HerRytr’sl was also a vistor there on Sunday.
( C i i n l i n u o d f r o m p a n e 2)
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»t 3 o clock with Rev. Ericson leader public has been adduced in evidence
anti preaching at 4 o'clock when wc against me as one of the signatories.
U.UUU It in; SmalUm M lUinf.7n f s.ill—t hink it already a dead and
ho with us. H o p e w'c will have a buried letter, but it lives, it lives.!
Kt>od attendance at, both.
From minds alight with Ireland's •
.M r s . E. \ \ . Lundquist and son, vivid intellect it sprung. In hearts
R aym ond, with her brother. Elmer aflame with Ireland’s m ighty love it
Hcrgipiint visited Wednesday at the was conceited. Such docum ents do
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houie of lltlnur I.un<li|ui*l. Elmer not die.
called later also to see his brother,
T h e British occupation of Ireland
Clarence at the hiime of Mr. and has never for more than one hundred
Mrs. (lodging.
years been compelled to confront in
Mrs. iUlmer I.undquUt has as her the field of tight a riling so form id
Kuest for a few days her niece, Mrs able as that which overwhelming
M artin and buliy of Winter Garden forces have for the moment suc
ceeded in qUelling. This rising did J
A D EFEN D ER OF SINN P EIN N
not result from aeridrntnl eircum - 1
stances. It m ine in due re cu rre n t!
Thu mas McDonough's Reply to ihe season an (he rycessary outcom e of
English Court.M n,tint
forces thut are ever at. work. T he
riin m a s
McDonough,
school- tierce pulsation of resurgent pride
master and poet was shot to death th a t disclaims servitude may one^day
jin Dublin Castle on May Gth. 19 l(j, cease to throb in the heart of Ireland
for sharin g in the Irish uprising. — b u t the heart of Ireland will that
After th e court-martial before .which d a y be dead.
he was tried had returned its verdict
While Ireland lives! the brains and
o! " G u ilty ," and .sentence of death bjaw n of her manhood will striv e to
had been pronounced McDonough destroy the last vestige of Uritish
made this remarkable speech:
rule in her territory. In this cease
G entlem en of the rourt-m artial:
less struggle there will be as there
I choose to think you have but has been, an d must be, an a l t e r n a t e
done y o u r duty, according’ to your ebb a n d llnw. Rut le t'E n g la n d make
lights, in sentencing me to death. I no mistake.
T he generous, high
thank you for your courtesy.
It bred youth of Ireland will never fail
would not be seemly for me to go to to answer tho call we pass on to
my doom without trying to express, t h e m —will never fail to blase forth
however inadequately, nty sens? uf in th e red rage of war to win their
{the .high honor 1 enjoy in being one co u n try 's freedom. Other an d t a m
of th o se predestined to die in this er methods th e y will leave to others
generation for the cause of Irish ami t a m e r 'men: but they must d ° |,r
freedom. You will, perhaps, under- die.
tlW H l'th is sentiment, for it is one to
It will be saitl th a t our movement
which an impartial pud. uf a bygone was doom ed - rtr fajjtjre.
It was
age bore im mortal-trstrm rm jr: “ ’Tia proved so.- Yet it might have been
sweet and glorious to die for one's ttherwise. There is always a chance
(c o u n try ." You would all be proud for brave mere who challenge 'for
: to die for llritnin, -ySur ineperml t u n e . T h a t we had such a chance,
| ludrotL o m f 1 4m prb u d ami happy none knows—s o - well tts~ynirr . Ktntoird o die for Ireland, my glorious men and military experts. T h e mass
j F atherland.
of th e peoplt^uf, Irejand ^will d o u b t
A M em ber of t lu Court You less lull their ciinsctt’ticcs to sleep for
speak <d llratuiu as our imperial- another generation by the exploded
patron?
fable that Ireland cannot success*
fully
fight I’ngl.imt
The Prisoner Yes, for some of
you .ire in-ditneii
We do n ->1 pr d
to re prose n I Ihe
A Member of the ( 'mi rl A ml mass of she people of Ire la n d . We
what of y our imperial pat roil. w h a l stand for the intellect and the soul
u f G erm any?
of Ireland
T*i Ireland’s soul a i d
intellect
the
inert
mass, drugged and
T he P r i s o n e r . N o t if Germany
degenerate
by
ages
of servitude
|had violated and despoiled my coun
try a n d p e rs is te d in w i t h h o l d i n g her m u s t. in l lie distant day of re-mt
rectum, render homage ami free ser
Inr I b r ig h t of fre edom
The President Itctte^ not in ter vice rce l u n g uj, return itu- \ivify-
.1, A Tinn in p so n of 1le l .a m l v Ini te d
j 111'? Iniin •• 1iere Mondiay a n d ma»i • a
slior t ( ,all ill tile ll llllll* of T
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d
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I IT M
E d n a Ini- S in d.tv v r r k
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ft, -gip
, w h o h n-I !El 1 1\
11 r r frit* nda i g a v e lief a linen hJiuw er
r»-=i ,if »,*■».: !n>m sia n in iU h s uv erxr:i<<,
hav:T*•; r*" e i v e d Iiiiw d i a r h a r g t * in last Wen*k.
lb *i ;< \ \ ;in In m a h i w .i- at ( i r o v«
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i tn ills nl T i g e r Huy . ;tr- la n d (Ml S n .iday pr ie lied 111 1he f.Ut' ' > (in re N.tl u r d a v for a , h . i I Iu t iID <*111r -■li on Mi m .la.. • \ *m u if
ing I impress of a fret- pijople.
-The prisoner
\ls ’ .if ih e fin on* of hi h sis* r r . M m , li e <A;is *•r.1le r t n in e d a t J tie h ililLi* of rupt the prisoner,
G e n t l e m e n , y o u h a v e ■s e n t e n d e d
III* Imtli* an a id e Mr am! M r- llnrell fur siipi n-r a n d bowed
E*i ■
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mi* t o d e a t h , a n d I a c c e p t y o u r senr*
«. i.itivi* iif E n e !c S a m am l we l a t e r Lat J E. E n m b p t u t ' * 1111rnr.
There is not IIIlie It left In say
( f ’cmi riuu il u p p a g e ft *
lu ill’1 f.i fget t lie S u n d a y r-rhiml The proelamillion of the Irish K<
hid I" *n*e h im .
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Us content C#
So lack fer
In th e se a le d packacc tfief
(teen s all o f l(s g o o d n e ss In.
T hat's why
The Flavor Lasts! ct
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Wc wish to announce to our friends in
Sanford and Seminole County that
our store will open for business »
TUESDAY, APRIL 1 ,1 9 1 9
at 10G East First Street (Next to McCullers)
with a complete line of Gents Furnish-
i n g s t_ in c iu d ia g _ tn e —v c ry -_ n c s.t_ in _ .tn e ‘ la te s t S p r i n g & S u m m e r s ty le s .
Don’t buy that SprinjrOutfit
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THE SANFORD HERALD
R. J. HOLLY. Editor
W. M. HAYNES, Business Msnsger
Repeat to yourself tw en ty consec
utive times, “ The good man loves to
p a y _ his income ta x ," . . T h e effect
m ay possibly be to place you in a
more resigned frame of mind.
Published Every Friday by
. a u i w n u m o N m i c e in
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t h a t price in Scotland th e y wouldn't"
be telling.
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FORTUNATE ARE THE CHILDREN
who grow up in homes of thrift
and economy. Doubly fortunate
will those children be if they also
save the dimes which later will be
dollars.
r
adv a n ce
T h e doughboy who ro m rs home
p o m France expecting to be married
a t once will have nervous p ro s tra
F-alarad m S x m I CU m M i d H s m A afu.t 2? ad tion when he buys his first American
IMS, a t IM P w to l l W >1 Hanford. n i r i t i
newspaper and reads in the a d v e r
tm d rr Art af M u c k *rd. |R7>
CAPITAL $30,000.00
tisements ‘‘Women’s spring suits,
SURPLUS $15,000.00
$45.00, W om en’s oxfords, $12.50,”
to say nothing of the produce and
ThX war used to be th ree thousand m arket reports.
miles a w a y —and now th e President
T he congressional com m ittee which
is!
drafts the revenue law evidently had
finpws in th e n o rth and sunshine no kids of their own and n o 's y m p a II. R. STEVENS
R. R. DEAS,
C. D. COUCH
in the sou th are distinguishing th y with o th e r people's kids. They
CrMy«i |
laid a tax upon athletic goods with
Cashier
Au’l Caviar
March.
out regard to the fact th a t 70 per
cent of baseball bats, Catchers’ masks
It is tim e for a nice new spring
and mifs and athletic goods of every
hat with a nice gay spring counten
description are bought by boys un M E D IC A L S E R V IC E I N SC H O O L
ance under, it.
der eighteen.
T h e g reatest asset we h a v e —far
beyond crops ami cattle and storks
If you have a job th a t wjtl fix up
Why not a Memorial Hospital for and b o n d s —is the children of .our j which in the aggregate to tals a large' will re p o rt fully everything of gen
a re turning soldier or sailor don’t Sanford?
land. T h e y will be th e citizens of q u a n tity . T h |s is not th e fault of eral interest.
feel bashful about saying so.
the
next generation.
And if they the dealer, b u t of packers a n d canT h e Times-Union will carry every
We need th e hospital, we have the
ners in putting one over on the day from ten to fifteen columns of
grow
up
to
health
an
d
stre
n
g
th
it
I location « n d a b o u t $2,500 already
,.T h e President was running nicely 1in a liospital fund and several ladies will mean th a t they grow up to ef public.
the legislative proceedings, its re p o rt
on his way to the League of Nations of the city have signified their will ficiency and pow er.
ers covering not only the actual hapCom parison between purchases
this week and ever;
when his senatorial engine stalled.
I t is our manifest d u t y to take nowadays and in th e days of our. penings of the d a y but the equally
ingness to do anything possible to
,
im
p
o
rta
n
t
“
underground”
workings
help build such a hospital.
It w hatever means we can to bring fathers cannot in all fairness be
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week" -r
England is in the sam e position would certainly he a fitting me about the most favorable conditions m ade. Then tlour was b o u g h t by of the capital city.
toward Ireland th a t some men are morial to the Seminole county boys for the health of growing children. t h e barrel a n d potatoes by the T H E M O S T C O M P L E T E L E G IS
\ full line of fancy grot
AND
THE
toward their wives. She ca n ’t live who lost their lives in th e recent T h a t as a nation we have failed ' bushel. T h e n meats wore bought in LATIVE REPO RTS
terms, of ham s, shoulders a n d sides, BEST GENERAL N E W S SERV ICE
ies always irt stock
with Ireland and c a n ’t live without W orld War, especially since some
j
are coming back to us in need of
and not sliced a t forty to sixty cents TOO. 4
some such place where they can
No other Florida new spaper will
a pound. In former days folks did
haye
Die
.proper
attention
for
aw
hile
I
u
n
dertake the handling of the legis
not
worry
about
o
u
t
of
season
deli
In exclusive.. New York places
at
least
until
th
ey
can
rcr-n
r
r
r
'frrrrrr
l
a
t
u
r e 's work in any such complete
cacies
lettuce
and
celery
salads
—
Scotch highballs are selling for a
the materials for \Vhich are often or- and comprehensive way.
dollar apiece. If t h e y were selling at their wounds received m - France.
, n tjw by . 'jihorye_j u s l_ b efore
L e t’s think this m atterYon—trill‘need the Tfrots-Union to
if practical build the Seminole
b e e p - informed airotrr The ntoha*!c"trr» *i*=‘
.M^Uipjial- ILhiftkal. ———* TnttJfcisseo-wfTih’- f fu*7aw: m akeprarr * * *
there, no m atter how am ny other
one
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fund stiilTsyis not altogether a profitable undertaking
l! j- of fen -aid
'f .i'
N r.
1 7 ‘J H
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
AI Sanford in the State or Florida, at the Clone «»r liusine
the
- 'ta ib - r
m ate -
P .
M c C U L L E R
PHONE 277
Just So.
successful a farm er has to
ns
a
r a is e r .— H u sto n
T ran-
It y .
i'ti>* i- ne.t--s.ir> fur several reason.
I He loses from credits
He u-u
a.i> sells in picked over small, lots.
J. Exacting service is required
by
the consumer.
1. It costs just as
much time to wrap and deliver a
dlm**’s worth of stuff a> tt duet a
dollar’s worth
rt Orders are If,
jtl-•r.Sly made in small quantities hv I
telephdqe, and ustiallv must in-
M a r c h till. I'JI'J
1,***ri- *J *1 1H <*• ti* In
Not#* and Hit! lU dt
f lYrfr|fRfl» I’d *r j r»~|
**?jn
Sanford, Floruir
U. H Hrtid« I Np » ii*-' Id
_|*\ 3, II- ml* ■D*l r^riifir ii
tjiar grata*»
U«'H- fl Mtd* anrl
bf r.ffeff lit
_
a’
f» ur I.
Iy * n II-iG'l*. 1 »},
U )k -fty | / « n |t.*n 1 , 3 1
U *f y !>.<#»
D ated March 20th, I'M!*.
,
W. Deane Turner,
I at. Lt. Commanding
Attest
W. M. Haynes, Jsp. ivgt'.
3
of
«i
Rf m llit-rra i fnf S 14 I
1$ I'Mr **-r\ I, tlDpIrri^r' d
*1 pff
pin lfp') t«i t <ufi* U. H. Hi
*1 [»rf rnnl. f»Icign4 l«
4tfiw3=Ii* tif i lit p*> ab!**
JI*«n la jo h*r th an V. H,
? ji!
lio n h{«
Ilian II. S. f -m U * pi
n lb r r ■Inti If, S. bnft ta
fiP c k of K rtW il II « r .« lUftk ' V
V*l« n of IlanUmu H d i k *
i
.and K u t ire»%\ .
, __
l l n l K d ili* OviMhl u th f r th a n M inklne lio ,i* r
Isiw fijl U p pfVp v ilh F r V ral lt****M»* I W k
h l f l Va’lU Rfitl N*ri Arnwm t* lLj*r fnnn NatKynal Hank«
N h ^W ouBi* l>uiHar,k«. Hankn*n an I T m - t r c im p jt
YltfdlNij In Ilnrria |tl# I I « f *S
C k # ka un o lh rf IU nk« in th«
S.a ' h ar
iJ.OOT 00
ttel00.00
a lu n y persons in pie towns buy
11. —|n os their supplies by the meal or day,
.Vismi !*> aqd .these m u s t be a t the kitchen
. Z.WKMKl door on time or there is f-nmplainl.
i 1.f,oo.oo
-Tl.nlfj 05 and maybe next tim e liurcliases are
taa.3MO.TO made from some o th e r dealer. _D
estim ated th at o/u* sixth of the cost
than
IT) __.L
to dealers is in wrapping and deliv
T o la I of ft* m f | l t | ht I«, 17 ml U
eries.
C*hprk# I»n b th ef baiika I'Hraft
H ty frf fit * d c.1
l»«iDk
qjhrf if*all ip rra
There nn* many kinds and grades
Iln Urnp!b*n Furyl * t l h IJ. S.
rrf grujila, and some do not always • Ant! w ha t will ii do for you?
Tout
•ielL—a a d accordingly t h r - r t r r m J \ v r
E v ery m easure which comes before
is slow or becomes a loss. A dealer it will affect you, directly or in
can handle cheaper a thousand directly.
•
1
Cap Hal Sin k Paid In . ____
________
pounds of coffee of a half dozen or
You
owe
it
to
yourself
to keep
huqilLi Kund ,
more grades. T he taste, fancy; or fully informed in regard to th e pro
Unifllidod Profit*
________ .
I a i Itiffpni r i j„ !.„•*, Intefr-t. and U r n pi
whim of the buyer, however, must ceedings of the eoming session. •
Ani'i j n t lln-nved l«f T a«e, Arrurrd
he entered to. There ure people who
Ammifit ll#-*vml lo t all Intereat A f f u r H
D on’t - w ait until some injurious
C l f r u la tln f N«*e* O u U ta n d ln x _______
want one grade of coffee and others
C*r (fled I’b" V» nut.tandipif
luw
has been enacted and then kick
t a-hl-f'a Check*
who think they like a mixture of
about ita enforcem ent.
Watch th e
■VUItOI
M ocha is a popular
Ihdlrldua l Dep.^ll* S u |i ) n l In Chirk
.5TS.S73,fA several grades.
t vrltfUate* ol tltp.nll (Jus In I-** I han 50 day* tiMhff than for me, • y liofevi
33.747.31 name for a certain grade of coffee, bills introduced from day to day.
When ypu gee t h a t a dangerous
Slate. C p jn ly nr t d h « 5lun>lp*l |t*p<^lt* S ' u f r d |.y I 'l.d i" nl
but there is probably not a pound
e Ihl* Bs»k ^i.
...
, ....■« - ........ ,________ ___ _
one
has been offered,' protect right
ne Mocha in the United
T ntal at iMstand ltrpi. lt* (nthrf than hank d t p o n t o K u b n rl to llierr
llitmi M. 17. J S ,3 t , 10 an I II
away to your senator and represent
States
it
is
grown
in
A
rabia,T
tnd
Po*tal Havtapp I k p o t l U —
—. - . t
Olhrr T l* « IHienll*
our coffee comes from ative; be equully prom pt in com
.most
Tntal ,,l T lm r t h p u d u Suhjrrl la llm rfvr, |t - m * 43. 43, 4( and I*.
mending good measures.
. |
Brazil.
War L»*n «!?{>■*=it *rrnijfit
.
Hill a I ' l y i b l f ,
F w I h a ! l l N « v e ll&rik
-HS.UOO00 Cosi in the.*-, d ay s is multiplied T H E FLORID’A T IM E S -U N IO N
too by goods put up to expensive WILL K E E P YOU FULLY P O S T E D .
As usual the Florida Times-Union
Contniuers glass, tin, and paper
will
print daily the fullest and most
boartl boxes—gaudily covered with
pictured anil prbtting,* and in m ost
STATK (»r. H - o n iliA . Ci u j n t V OP HKMlN 6 LRr *»- —
-C
cases with contents short an ounce
. I. J). Y. WMITNKIt. Cathlcr nl the a h n r e nainm'l hunk, do *nl»rao!jr , » * r th a t t h f ’ahove
ita tam vn! I* t r u f t o tha h .n l ol my k T i a l « J | r and hrllet.
• II. Y. W lllT N K Il. Ca>htrf
or more of n pound. * T h e weight in 3l° n*
S i i b i r r i W and aar.rfn hi tn-furr me thi*
C orrrcl— A l t n l :
ifffnces is Usually printed on t h e 1 Three staff correspondents of the
14th ilay ol U w A , 1319.“
T. J. Millrr
II, Kvrlyn Ihftirf, Notary Public
H. O. I l.a-r
package, to show the q u a n tity b u t paper will lie kept a t Tallahassee
—
I , A. Ilrtimlry
th a t fact does not .atone for the loss, durin** th e entire session, and they
*f
*
‘
■
IHrtclor*
i
What Are You Worth
To Y ourself?
How often do you stop and consider your con
dition ton' ■* years from
now?
* *
* If you are earning ten dollars per week do you
save one of the dollars?
If you are saving one dollar have you ever
figured out how you
can make
it two? •
1
\ •
If you are only earning ten dollars per week
have you figured on increasing that earning capacity?
Spend a profitable hour thinking it. over.
Take stock of yourself. Come to see us and we will
talk it over'with vou.
FIRST NATIONAL
Sariford, Florida
�4
•V*.
LJUle H a p p e n i n g
M e n tio n of
M atter* In B rie f
P ersonal I te m a
of I n te r e s t
In and A bout
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinct);
Arranged for
Hefald Readers
are putting on it there is no d o u b t
hut th a t jt will 5e well worth seeing.
Among other things connected with
the entertainm ent will he a chorus
of 19 voices. Some 23 characters
will tnke part in the pageant.
flu* public generally is invited to
this pageant as it will open youj
eyes on the mission .question.
Those taking part are notified
th a t the next rehearsal
will he. on
_
...
, on<iu>' *,' ‘>ning at 7:15 at- which
a11 P articipants arc to he present,
> There arc additions to th e church
practically every S abbath, th re e new
ones wera announced last Sundny.
St.nduy services:'
Sunday school, 10:15 a. fn.
Preaching,“1 1 :30 a. m.
f . K.. 6:30 p ni.
Pfcaehing, Tt.’JO p. m .f
T he Wesley Brotherhood will he
the guests of the Presbyterian
Brotherhood Sunday. It is hoped
the combined classes will have 150
present Sunday.
of this inform ation and the soldier’s
discharge qertificate, th is officer will
cause checks to he draw n and mailed
ta the ufqTmnnts in 'th e order In
which ta e ir claims were received by
him. The discharge certificate will
lie returned to th e soldier with the
chopk.
j ^ Sheldon ol Oviodo was n and Sunday of this week, returning
business visitor to Sanford yesterday* . t o her position in Jacksonville SunI t is estim ated t h a t a t least tine
million and a q u a rte r persons have
Ford parts a t Sanford Cycle Co. <!n>' evening.
been discharged from the service
45-2tc * Rev. A. M. Daiger of W inter
who are entitled to the benefits of
D i , Thrasher left T h u rs d a y fe r J j a v e n stopped over here to see his,
C. W. White.
Rev
this act and while pay m en ts will be
Tampa where h e .w e n t to hear Billy 8j * lt‘r- ‘" r8made as expeditiously as practicable
.
Datger was en rou te home from
It will manifestly tnke considerable,
To Teachers oT County SchoolsMn’
, ».
,* «• u -u u
i Jacksonville.
MISS
FARNSW
ORTH
Mr. and Mrs. C. \ \ . White and
time to write and mail this rhany
After May 1st, the examination
IN S. S. WORK
narty of friends m otored to Orlundo t ^
C harles Electric Companychecks.
questions
on
T
H
E
O
R
Y
AND
'
,
,
has moyed from th e Hynes building
IU
’
.
~ , . . . on 1'ark a v e n u e to the building next PRA ( 1 IC E will he based on I,a Miss Farnsworth H as Important
The Maccabees will meet Tuesday
ho Fj„ t N otional 1}ank huildi
Hue’s T H E S C I E N C E A N D AR T
Post in Alabama Conference
t
Notice In M em bers
afternoon at 3 o clock a t the M .-. on ^
^
* O F T E A C H I N G . pHre 31.20 post
Miss Lillie Farnsworth, for m any
T he Weiley B rotherhood Class of
paid. 'Phis book*is published by the years a te a c h e r'in the prim ary de the M ethodist church on Sunday,
r i C V
,
« * .,,,
I L E O N ’S
AUTO
TRANSFER
Howe Inner l u b e s .
b n n fo r l
lfA U L S E V E l l Y T H I N O . P H O N E American Rook' Com|>any, Atlanta. partm ent .if the*Sanford schools has the 23rd, will meet at thd classroom
G eorgia^ and may I e obtained
recently been appointed S unday at 10 o’clock anil go from there in n
Cycle V 0,
,•
91. H O T E L C A R N E S .
44-tf
through
the local dealer in school School Elementary S uperintendent body to visit the Brotherhood. Class
Ur pairs and additions are being.
.
.
11
,
Edward Brown, fln expert from books.
_
.
made on the Dr. Puteston home rn ,,
...
’
. . .
of the Alabam a Conference with a t t ie P resbyterian church, by invi
Early Spring tendency of
,nJ
.
the Chandler factory is in the city
.
T. \\1, Lawton. Sujit.
headquarters at 36 Vandivpr Bldg., tation from M r .'H . R. Stevens, preslark ptenue.
this week giving free service on
style in footwear-is to*
i Public Instruction, Seminole Co. Montgomery, Ala.
ident of th a t class.
Mrs. It. A. T erheun has returned cW indler cars. He can he found at
45-4tr
wards the Oxford.
She has been arranging for Teach*
from a short visit to Jacksonville lh*e Wjj{ht Tire Co
T he getting together of these two
j e r Training Courses all over the con- bodies of men in such a way to
and Savannah, C,a.
,... t M r. and Mrs. M. Y. .McMillan
Style in Oxfords tft har
ferepce and she with other s la te s tu d y G od’s word will mean much
M ethodist C hurrh
\V. E. Walthall made a business and tw „ chi(drt<n nnd MI#S Dora
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
monize in the new skirt
tu each of them personally nnd will !
trip to Jacksonville on W ednesday j)ra y motored over from W inter
Preaching service. 11<30 a. m.
no
doubt
bring
a
real
spiritual
u
p
length—especially Louis
returning yesterday.
Garden Sunday and were the guests
Subject. " T ith in g ,’* t e x tflM a la c h i
lift to both classes and establish ip )
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. A bernathy *0f Mrs. W. C. Bray,
XV heel models.
3:10.
higher degree the spirit of fellowship j
and family of Daytcma wer'e visitors
M r g M Schw artz of Chicago arJunior League, 3:30 p. m.
and real C hristian love b e tw e e n '
Style in Kid Leather,
in Sanford on S unday.
rived in the city Wednesday1 evening
Senior League, 6:45 p. m. Sunday.
thes! churches.
Norwalk Inner Tubes,
Sanford nn,i will remain several weeks look*
Preaching.; 7:30 p. in. Subject,
Brown, Bronze, Gray,.
I t is t h e i n t e n t i o n t o h a v e a n u m
C vdeC o.
-T-I-pfc
ing a fte r his interests here. He has "Christian Stew ardship.’’
b e r of v is its b e t w e e n t h e cla sse s in
x*i!*"*
Black and White.
■ r :f e
J. E. Snyder, a lending m erchant a w inter home on Lake Golden near
P rayer meeting, 7:30 Wednesday.
>
J ir
t h e s e v e r a l c h u r c h e s of t h e t o w n uml
of Chuluota was a business visitor Sanford.
You are most cordially welcome
•i i**±*. . i g y
&
Style in Calf Leather:
t h u s g iv e o p p o r t u n i t y
for i n t e r
r***aM
in Sanford on Thlirsdny.
| * Mrs. H. B. Crowder and two. chil- to all services.
c h a n g e of vie w s a n d m e t h o d s of
Low Heel, W a I k i n g
C. W. White, P C
* -™
Miijs Ethel
Lee Saunders from dren and Miss M argaret King nf Des t u d y i n g u m l p r o m o t i n g u n i t y of
shoes in Russia and black
Greenshoro, N. C., is visiting her troit returned home from a very de¥
\
a c t i o n in t h e w o rk of t h e s e g r e a t
sister. Mrs. A. D. Parrish.
Iigiitful visit with Mrs. Crow tier’s
Properly Ow ners Take Notice
b o d ie s of C h r i s t i a n s .
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wiggins of parents,
Mr. uml Mrs. Mu-ill of.
The law provides th a t " If taxes
Every m em ber of the Wesley
___
__
Orlando spent l lip week end with Clearwater.
upon any r e ^ u ^ i i n s h a l l - n o t he
•Brotherhood is “Urged To Tn» :tf Tl'O'ff “fd F c 'f l l i l h e r s 6]
Ojefc ptpttyer__plla|1 "ffiffi"
W ord comdt loom It.-J . Holly by. paid"bof«fr’t P ^ Ar p ^ r f ' i y , oT'Ain-il' off
classroom prom ptly at ten o'clock.
v" a
f
$5.00 to $10.00
-'Mrs. ’N. R.
Reynold* of T an jp a cablegram th a t lie is now tin his way- any year, the tax collector slmlj a d
vertise
and
sell.”
spent the week end a t the home of to ^America, leaving London on the
\V. F. lUftlrM
her father. Mr. N. J. Stonslrom .
l - t h -Hf* should n r r lv e jn New York
This is to notify all c ineernetl workers holds these courses, thus
Oak Held, (in., May 10. 1917.
the last of this week or lhe lirsl of j that the requirements of i.iw will he helping the local Sunday school
01*1 Kentucky* Mfu*
(iasoline, oil, free air and water.
.n e x t week at latest.
Complied with and the tax books will teachers and officers to become mote
r a d u r n h , Ky.
"Tree service.
Sanford Cycle Co.,
..... i on
... April
« . _:i «...
efficient tn theuir work and enabling
representing
f o e jI __
p o sa..
it ivi._
e l y be closed
First.
Park avenue.
44-2tr * I Mr Havens,
N ext (o P e o p l e s ’ R a n k
(irfll lemon
Velie A u t o m o b i l e I'c .iiip ain was a p r o v id e d by law a n d all la n d s on our selvools to beeoqie A No I
I’li'iist* attuw rm* t*» N(uh* that 1
Tin Merchants Grocery C om pany
b u s i n e s s v isito r lo t h e city on W e d w h ic h ta x e s h a v e n o t b e e n p a id will
Miss Farnsworth left Sanford last j have sold your hog cholera remedy
expect* t-» move soon to the Clark
n e s d a y of tin s w eek. T h e O v e lr a n d be a d v e r t i s e d .
summer,
going front here to Wash- Sf(,r nn(>
nni| have ordered
huilding across the street from the
I S a le s ifi Serv ice ( 'o m p itiiy are a g e n ts
Jflo P
L u k in s .
Ihgton.
P
C
.
v
v
h
er
e
she
held
an
in;mori.
(„r
diis
season.
Last year I
p.wt •if||ce
in S a n f o r d for t i n s c o m p a n y
Fax t'ulleetor, Si immile County. poriunt governmetii position for sold it to 12 or 15 men who raise
U II Treadwell has opened his
43- Itf
several * tuonths. She received the hogs
J VI K N O N V II.I .K . H u n t I p V
M rs. C . W. B o w m a n a n d d a u g h
I tool each of them To take
electrical shop in the store room
I t s , un it l l u . s n H t r r r l *
appoint 111'"'t t" tier present | m s l ! l o l l the remedy, feed it to their hogs
te r , Miss S a d ie left* last week for
VII
rsOrnait
ilrlo -i
In b u ll ling , r r n M vf i ■ the city fire s ta tio n iil the
on January 1st of this year and is nnd if they lost a single hog from I r r u ( •-**-«« I t i l n a . Alt m u i t . i n I t t i . r a s p m r n t s ,
• • • * * » • •
tin ir linjin- in T o r o n t o , C a n a d a , a f t e r * • * » * ♦ * ♦
f
l
r
.
l
c
l
a
s
s
In
r
,
n
,
(
i
n
n
l
r
u
lsr.
I ls lr s , coveHim en block
• said to be eonduclttig the uffuirs <f disease of any kind not to p ay me p o . . i n , 11.09 la 11.59; | S i l ; i r f . . . n *. S J.9 9 lu
s p e n d i n g s e v e r a l* w eeks visitin g iri •
0.
H u b « I ..10. 13.00; l * a
I '.V J ,
Mr ( ‘liffnril Bell is-enjoying the t h e h o m e of M rs, B o w m a n 's Son, ♦
this department in a very snttsfuv- a cent for the remedy, but when »*1i . 5no,
NOTH i:
♦
g. n t v s K i - k a m i i :. r » » p
sight* in 3Hill a h o t ii l i n c i ty in a ( ' \\ . B o w m a n , J r ., -if th is pity.
tory
manner
♦i
they bi-gait to sell i-it ton every matt
(it- A I ' • .*imHer e a r p iir 'h u .' i'd I'f till*
ft4*1urni*cl Snldirr- n ntl
X ’ She h a - tin- best W ls ls * and i 'iiIi - came tn and paid m- for the medi11r D av is is still at Lincoln H otel.
\\ Itffc'I T i n ■ r II.
*
Sail »r*.
grat ulnt .on- i t i e r nttUiv . ij t.-niis m l i t . " and i-very one of them told me
See h in t for g lasses fur h e a d a c h e
\|
\\ in
Bii-iiiii nf
1 h •>k .
»
and about >aufo:d lor I i . onttniit-ff that it was- the best hog medicine;
p o o r vision
E y e - tenter I f re e
1J if
Kt
i
«#
•• r .'i.-li-r. Mr* J ust Id- Ilf
\H re t u r n e d so ld iers a n d
success
it Use: new* work, for who h they ever used. One man paid me
M is P I T h r a s h e r of th is c ity ,
t ; |-o Tit’ up* v is itin g Mr** B ltm n l's
♦ sailors whit*- are invited
sini*
i mineiit!y**!51teff by reason for the small pa huge and bought fa
M r and Mrs, E, I, FVrran nod son
I;;, 1 \! r» Piitul D iggers
♦ and urgently requested to
*
of
her
many
yu i i ' ! e \ • M e n e
wnrt’i tpore ,i M -aid it was the In .t
of L n s t i s are v is itin g p o in ts on t h e
♦ a tten d a banquet and snmk
** 1• ;!' her
t bat be bad evt r t ra-d.
\\
1111 S t ' i : i Iin*\ >-r -if i.ak'-- w-*st c o a s t of Florida t h is week
9 i-r. given by the Olliters and
i** ' t ,1 ■■! 1i *■\ 1 E Stcii im -yi-r uf
Yours very truly,
T h e y e x p y r t (o visit T a p i p a a n d lo-ar
enlisted men of the Sem
W F. Bartlett.
law t i a k w ere v is i to r s ut t h e h o m e R e v . Billy S u n d a y b efo re r e t u r n i n g
JACIvYON.VULE’FlA
Nunila) Srliool Hears War Talks
+ inole C ounty Guards at
ef Freni: A d a m s t h is week
A program, tin* likes of which has Merchant.*! Grocery Co., ’
,
hom e,
r*uv^r,
CcAiyicfe n>inrri 5crr:rd
Motel Carnea,‘ F rid ay . Mur.
ftqnfortl, Fla,
'
never before been held in Sanford
i ’l-rliKH Blow-out Boots, nil sizes.
M. S. Nelson, who has b e e n e m - ♦ 28tii, at 8:30 p, m. All
o1
Ifiji
’if-.I'-Ta J-'l.-up'Cifdin
Ik M to he had. Sanford Cycle Co.
was had at the Baptist Nqntlny 4 l-3te
|oycd i(,
shi,)V.inlft rtt J iie k s n n *
Cci\
rpitfil
Ij fvsr>tKi(\^ *1.\
♦ who ran are asked to meet
C arelessness Results in Failure
I school lust fvur.du.v when Supt .1 P
ville fur several moti'tlis returned to ♦ at the arm ory of t h e ’Gimrd
k
i
r
t
of
Cily
for
Booklet-••
-That is why we say "Feed B. A.
[Jinkins arranged to h a v e . a number
Mi-.. Sullie Howard uf Barnes ville. |.is Imine soqth r-f Sanford this week, ♦ ut this lime.
to *x UttlOtt H Sffllil, PROP'B ■
‘ ..f soldiers and sailors talk to the Thom as' IlugT Pow tier a. ■onlirig to
E-i
mol Misses Ella and Ruth where he will remain permanently in ♦
r^3aX £L C m ^Z 3J
E n ti-rl nin m e -it l i i in tn,
I s- t i l ed ol P i e it t v j h-* i t-.-1 . s m i p,
tiire'ti"t
| ) n NUT F K ^ P IT
*
P> ■* l|f Tiillahnii’-a, Ti'tHi , are in,, |.,ture bioking after lus farm luSLUlM’T . bol mix it with ground
* I g r e a t fight
' • ’ ng M i s s 111a d.Vs lirvilli
t-ri’s!-*.
* * * * . » < *
♦ * * * * * * *
Three talk- were given by ri-t irto-il I ed and moisten with just enough
I >>e in vt meeting of the Woodman
Mrs. (‘has L Polk and her friend,
t«iys:* Forrest Gatehel, r< turned from V*ater to make a crumbly mass.
Notice
t r-h- w ill be held on Wednesday, Mrs Adams arrived from Jaeksonthe navy Forrest was n gun pointer T hen eaelt hog gets a beneficial dose.
March licith, at. 3:-'lu.
Please ho ville Snturday und are spending u
By order of llto board of directors
on a convoy ship und wan carried a See full tlirections on tiackuge.
prompt.
Mrs. Parker, Guardian.
: week in Sanford, stopping at Mrs. notice is hereby given yfiat the
n u m b er of times within hailing dis Your money back if you are not
Leslie .Bryan and family und Miss Polk’s country home east of the city. stockholders of the Geo. II. Fernald ta n c e most of ib>* Irish coast, hist «nti:t'’ed
Howard of Itunmsx iile, Ga . rt turned Their m any friends are |Jt u.-n d to Hardware C om pany, a corporation, never did get over. Tile next was
M erchants Grocery Co
will at its office in Sanford. Seminole
ri.ur-ilay from A c a d i a where Mrs. see them here again.
**
Herman Steele, who was a member
Sanford. Fla.
rfi
DwChfwuLUafivnwJy dyrirj tki Cpflrtw*
Hr-.10 h a ' been visiting for several
Mrs, C II. Dingee arrived tn the county. Florida, at ten o'clock a in of Pd* Signal Corps in the Cirrus
I t 3le
I
w,', h '
city mi Tuesday from Dunedin and on the 31st day of March. A. D. Artillery and who helped drive the,
1919,
hold
a
special
meeting
L>r
the
M*- .1 Luwldn Moon li ft Wed- is visiting at the home of M ri R ,J
Germans out the S’. M * lei sect'
to- , r•,r B ra d 'M o w n .where she Holly this week She will leave in a transaction of inipeitant lia.-eness Last Oliver Murrell told of see in g .
" .iHend tb*- memorial services for few days for Jacksonville to join affairs of said corporation.
bow easy it was (or the navy to
awl ctr. NoCwr-Ho fey
J ACKSON VI I.I.K. Pl.OlltllA
This 14th day of March. A. I) move a hill, and of how seared he
in r husband, the lute Rev. J haw- Mr Dingee who is employed by the
100 l l o o m s . 50 list h •
ton Moon,
'
city of Jacksonville on municipal 1919.
was when his ship, the Finland, was j
f1(J« in Jacltn(\vjllo,n&.by
... .
i n i
,
, . . l 0*p»«llr poiiDldr t / All mvelt-r* l i . i p . n c - '
J. G. Ball,
III a c o ll is io n a n t i all lltin d a t h o u r T ) t i m i n i.. vU taiur, Irtrpbone ierxlre.
tt.lr.
■Mi - Ruth M cDaniel was a visitor improvement*,
TljCTbOPICALCOOPERATIVECdx
Secretary, of The Geo. H. a torpedo had gotteif in its vvi rk.
g1/* b*'h*
p,r :
at the homo of her m other Saturday'
It won’t cost you n cent to phone
Fernald H ardw are C om pany. OUvur lias made- about seven trips
r—
, ,
■ . your O R D E R S FO R P IA N O T U N 44-2te
across and saw long duty in u tile
•
- - ING tu Wade, the Tuner, Orlundo.
transport servfce.
■-.
4l-8tj>
Presbyterian Church
Programs of this kind will lie re
* \ ! ib. Craig Harris n.ee Margaret
L a s t Sunday tlu* annual canvass peated until a I Pie Baptist .buy*
D a v is1, arrived * froin A tlanta und
ap« M several days thi;- week with fur the various missionary vauses of have had a chance to relate their
her mother, Mrs. T . S. Davis, *be- the church was made. About $2,000’ experiences' anti the part they each
for" going to 1er Ji^me in Orlando, was subscribed, which was twice jibe played in the great conflic ts
M a rg a re t’s nuira-rotis f i i t n J s 'n r e de- si^e of any such initial subscription
lighted th a t she will be - n near here this church ever made.
Prospects
$r,o.«n BONUS
anti ran lie with thorn often ,
! now indirat * th a t the total am ru it
Mm. May S. Lit kins returned 'ir!,:ri*li* $J,950 _wi!l be fully aub- To Itc Paid to Soldiers Discharged
from a visit to C hralt r. S. C„ 'lust l,trlV<’d* T *,0»ti I’rcahytcrians w lm_
'
‘Since April 6 . I9IT
t h a t ioo'.;. Lo o k
»
*
e
t
several were-not serti last Sunday may give
J jatu rd n y a f t e r .—spei.oir.g
S e t io n . 1406 of the Revenue Art
' - 1 ■
~ . '4- ■- — '
their
subscriptions
to
.Mr.
II.
R.
weeks with relatives. She was arapproved Kcii. 24th, 1919, authorMen are judged In no small
compatded
home by her aunt. Mis* Stevens or Mr. H. C. rDuBose at ires the p a y m e n t nf u bonus of
degree by Iheir personal ap
Janie Stringfcllovv wl.o is the guest any time in the week.
$60,00 to . officers,' soldiers, field
pearance.
Looks reflect the
of her brother, Jud g e L. G. Stringclerks and nurses of the arm y upon
mental altitude and ennbles
fellow uml family on Ninth street.
honorable separation from active
one (o judge on sight the m a n
service by discharge, resignation or
ner of man we are.
Mr. and Mrs. S ta n wood rT,_ SoiiM
Are.you a
*
otherwise. This bonus is not pay
of Portland._Mp^_left. Thurw lay Jcr-'
Appearances are of course
Orlamlo where th e y will spend sev
able to the heirs or representative*
deceiving at tim es, but an a
‘/ :
K.
of an y deceased soldier.
eral weeks, leaving th ere they will
general thing a man gets more
in
visit -*St. AuEUstim*, Jacksonville,
Those who are d scharged licreconsideration In any walk In
If you have only a few dollars to invest, if you
Agheville, ' W ashington nud other
ufter will receive this bonus on the
life If he lak es particular care
arc
saving
for a larger investment, a safe and profitable
points of interest before returning to
same roll or voucher upon which
<r>f his peraonal appearance.
their home. - They will meet their
they are paid their final pay..
te mporary employment of your funds is in a bank account
son and daughter in N o rth Carolina.
V
*
We kntjw of nothing that
Those
who
have
iieen
discharged
AT3 you a member of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Soule
made
many
and have received their final pay
"HI give this appearance more
It is the public-spirited, the proper, the
the Baptist ChUrch? ’
fn'ertds while here who regret to see
without the $60.09 bonus, should
than h u v I n g your clothes
profitable
thing to do t6 keep all of
them leave.
In either event a hearty welcome
write a letter to the Zone Finance
steam ed and pressed. It m at
*
your funds actively employed.
ters not if they arc old or new
I Officer, L**mon Building, Wushing;
'
awdits you at
Excellent
E
ntertainm
ent
they look heller.
! ton. D . ' C . , stating their service
Among the good things coming
-laince~April fL- 1947, -the d a ta .of- l a s t
For a pick a e r view-xaii- - ------ J u r - S a n f o r d people-this next w pelris
i discharge and their present address
the M h s io n tr y P ageant whirh will
1to which they desire their bonus
Sunday
Schuol
10
A.
M.
he given at the M. E. church on
; checks, to be sent and enclosing with
Tl ursday evening,
M arch
27th,
Preaching 1*1:30 A. M. & 7:30 I*. ,M
this letter their, discharge certificate
1919, beginning at 8:15 p. m.
or military order for discharge and
Cor. 6th St. and Park Ave.
I
All of the Fnnffinl churches are
both, if both were issued.
M ;1 l. MASSEY, Pastor
Phone
104
taking, part in this beautiful pageant
Upon Hie receipt by the Zone
and from the am ount of work (hoy
Finance Officer, Washington, D. C.,
4-J
1
Oxford Time .
I)ickins Shoe Store
Atlantic Hotel
CHILL
TONIC
DUVAL HOTEL
STRANGER
CHILLS' AND FEVER,IttURIA
CQLDS,GRIPPE,IHFlUENZfl
25 50
Idle money is a waste that
is inexcusable.
SANFORD
The First Baptist Church
Sanford Shoe & Clothing
Company “
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j&lir.v:A&g
ELICIOUSLY refreshing and bubbling
with healtli-giving strength, OrangeCrush delights^the tongue with its
champagne sparkle. 'Served ice-cold, it ban
ishes thirst quickly and completely, no matter
how scorching the day. ■
D
5
. 1 Y~"-. If
I. T he nam e of .the organization
• hall he Sinn Fein.
2. Sinn Fein aims at securing the
international recognition of Irelnnd
as an in d e p en d e n t Irish Republic.
• by the people of Ireland,
tc) The estab lish m en t of a
tional Stpck Exchange,
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Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling
•
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—
'w'•
t
Your
Knows*
to make them
All foods are flavored
* palatable. All smoking tobaccos are treated
with some flavoring for the same reason.
But there is a big difference in the Q uality
and. kind cif tobacco flavorings. Tuxedo,
the finest of properly aged hurley tobacco,
uses the purest, most w holesom e and
delicious of all flavorings—
chocolate! That is why “ Your
Nose Know s” Tuxedo from all
other tobaccos—by its delicious
pure fragance.
Na
if) The creation of a National
Civil Service, emfacing all .th e
employees of th e C ounty C oun
cils, Rural Councils, Poor Law
Boards, H a rb o u r Boards, and
- o t h e r bodies- responsible ’to the
Irish people, by the Institution of
a common national qualifying ex
amination a n d a local com petitive
•exam ination (the lutter at the dis
cretion of th e lora! bodies .
g The estab lish m en t
of
Sinn
Fein Courts of Arbitration for the
speedy aniL satisfactory adjust-
• Having achieved t h a t s ta tu s , the
Irish people may by referendum
freely choose their o wn for™ of
It’sji/Splendid drink for the family, absolutely
government.
pure. We suggest that you order a case to
•'I.
This object shall he a tta in te d
day. Orange-Crush is obtainable wherever
through the Sinn Fein organization,
soft-drinks are sold.
which shall, in the name of the Soverign Irish people:
ai Deny the right and oppose the
C'OMI'VNV
. will of the British P arliam ent and
British Crown or any otheV forby the hot tie. Less hy the case
eigrp governm ent til legialate . fus* . .antuit. «rf»Ai»
— j*.'> . ‘ . e i>
.
.Ireland;
• lit The developm ent of transit
tbi M ake use of any .anti every . by rail, road and water, of waste
meuns available to render impo
l a n d * f o r th e national benefit by
tent the power of Engl id to hold
a national a u th o r ity approved by
Ireland ill subject ion
mil it a r y
the ......pie of Ireland.
A D EFEN D ER O F SINN F E IN S
T h e forms of heroes fill before mv
force or otherwise,
ii. The tie vt*lopment of the Irish
------------pv'.aiun. and there is one flic star of
Sea Fisheries hy national iissemI W borons fro law
n<h
w it h
f otltinced f-«im I Jlge •>
whose destiny sways- my own th en
t
,,r oilier nat onu! autboritv
mil llo an i loir i t uiid <»n it of
lent e wit li joy atvd prole, -..m i |I t- e, on.- Ihp keynote of w h o se -n a tu re
approved by the people of Ire
I he 1 rush p e o p le i- nr i •*r fH n* lie
for Ireland 1 am M* do . 1 go to id tine- harmoniously with 'the swan
land
binding on their conscience
♦ri«*
join -the gt mlly- com pany of ih** song of my .soul
It is the great
T h erefore,
in
u 'co rd .irn 1•
j Tin reform "f education to
w it tl
nuoi who dirt) f',r Ireland the I. ,i-t Fieri t,•,u>-, who-F w- ip i’i was not
. 1
l -Ff* f *-Ml! II t ill If, Ml Mini
tender its basis national a lid in
’in,. it d o p l
ol w h im was far worthies than i (
sword, hgl prayer and | reaching,
dustrial by th e com pulsory teach
eil in eonveniidn, l!K)i i r ’o n s t i t can claim to be, and that noble I ite « . i|, ,to-T-sow»'*l, trirm n i's to .lb's
..
ing of the Irish language. Irish his
licet A-vi-mldr .hall I 1of]l vn hi"!.
band are Iheinsel\i s ,i -in.ill i i t ' o i
•
1
" r> and Irish agricultural and
•
impri-iftg
pi
r'ii.
h
h\
II
.
. , . army id, •l . i iu 11■it , cliur I
I .il.e in - .i w a\
the
ol, ,the
great, tin e unttiereil
i rish 1 irt-l n ueto les
m
anufacturing potentialities In the
Mi»* 'iitq arty rs whom cap tio n is the t lir'st u1'd let my blood lie'll w the -tiered
primary system , and, in addition,
preme national author
tu 1 *1|o*ak
w ho , died on C alv ary
l if every soil of Ireland
I die in the certainty
t o elevate to a position of ilninuiand act in I hi name of the Irisle
white robed knight in all lhai goodly that once more the seed will fnii ■
alo e irt the Cmversttv system
people and to dev m a n d forinucompany we are the spiritual
,-td y
l.tle
fir I 'o welfare of
I ontinned ol) ("’age S
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.
S tn n ’Feln ConaUtnllon
^"'the whole people-of Ireland'. '
Such ns:
Thft " i ; 11,
London, publishes
the following ns the Sinn Fein Con
(a) The introduction of a F ro ttc stitution:
tive System for. the Irish In d u s
tries and C om merce hy combined
W hereas the people * of Ireland
action of th e Irish C ounty C o u n
never relinquished the claim to sep
cils. U rban Councils, Rural C o u n
a ra te nationhood, and
t
cils, Poor Law Iloards, H arbor
Whereas lh<‘ provisional- govern
Boards, 'a n d other bodies directly
ment ol the Irish Republic. Easier,
responsible to th e
Irish
. eople
1916, in th e name of - the Irish
fl>) The estab lish m en t and main
people and continuing the fight made
tenance u n d e r the direction of a
by previous generations, reasserted
National Assembly or other a u
the inalienable right of th e Irish nuthority ap p ro v e d by the people of
tion to Sovereign Independence','and
.Ireland of an Irish Consular Ser
reaffirmed the determination* of the
vice for th e a d v a n cem en t of Irish
Irjsp people to achieve it; and
Commerce a n d Irish intert*sts”geperally.
a
Whereas the proclam ation of an
Irish Republic, Easter, 1916, and the
i ci The
re-establishm ent of an
Irish M ercantile M arine to facili
suptemn courage and glorious sacri
fices nf th e men who gave their
tate direct ttu d in g between Ireland
and the countries of C ontinental
lives to m aintain it, h a r e united the
people of Ireland under (he flag of
Europe, Am erica, Africa and the
Far East.
the Irish Republic, he it resolved
th a t we, t h e delegated representa
(d ) The in d u strial survey of Ir e
tives of the Irish people, hi convenland and t h e developm ent of its
1*011, assembled, hereby declare th f
mineral resources under the aus
following to be the C onstitution of
pices of a N ational Assembly or
Sinn Fein:
other n ational a u th o rity approved
:
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T ry T I uj T eat: Rub a little Tuxedo
briskly in the palm of your hand to
bring out its full arornn. Then sincll it
deep its-tlclictous, pure* ■fragrantt'-*'1
will convince you. Try this test -with
an y o th e r to b a c c o a n d we w ill le t
Tuxedo stand or fall on your judgment.
“ Your
A lo s a K n o w s "
The Perfect T.btcc. for Pipe and Cifuett.
G u a r a n t e e d by
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\ \ hcrl.H a n d T i r e s . IfJ x 1 in c h e s fro n t a n d r e a r o n l ouri ng c a r a n d r o a d s t e r s ;
. li x -1 ' i im h i 's on S e d a n , coupe, rulsrloh ■t a n d t fm n ear.
Si m i g h t sid e t v p e ; n on-fi kid on
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i
rear
S plit locked d e m o u n t a b l e rirns.
.Motor
C o t t i n e t i l a l Red • S e a l. 1 I II P . si ^ cvlttl d e r . 1'list l‘f» blue
' ran k t . i 'c
1111 lev 1 t o l o . i t i r wit!
I ’i s t <* f ri*fis ii v ;i hlir t h r o u g h tail 1Min
g a u g e ci, «!«' h
fro n t Itn i c
l*tu»ip hi <1 * .t in - h 11 - ,i n i it n » n LV n u n i f Ii i Ileal ges rs
tjlliel
id ;u* 1-41* 1 _i | |
\ | . 1 tin
t noli Hi! S) nil to
F.i ■i '
r a .li •r vv i | de» i a 1 io m 1. i
1 fill r if o g a l w a te r j hi i n 1,' w n i l . ,i u i|di i o ICICI t ml
1 '-m* I a d j l l 't .1 fir bi*H - d “I V i-ti i an
1! *i if is! it r. 1 IU . . 1 s;.*t m
1. n lirk n tin n
p« •-It i \ . |in * •»u ■n f .-t . i t ■ •Tiiii k >haft iif-ar *
U'g-. .lt d front g e a ; s. witti - 1tin' i r. . d t 1 f i .(1S it ii n . tor
f g u itio n
Ki • m y . with an t o l n a l le <old nil :i.«d lll.lt i|a •luxi! u%r\
S p u ta ad . a n e t *
a n d r e t a r d s d ir c r t l v w i t h sp e e d of m o to r . !>od if»iir Will: rd s lu r .ic e h a M ery.
C a rburetor
H iiylield, n ‘W tj'1'4
M o p itir
ly.
Air a d j its) m e n t on d a s h .
V clif - S t e v a r i v a c u o m fee d Bt-ga Hon ta n ; at r e a r. ( ia s o liu e g a u g e iTn t a n k .
( Bitch4U rg & Beck .1 r y - i 'l a t e dir*u. Pnm |il c te ly vt
in Hy-w hoe ■In •using.
D ual a n d dirt | roi f
S im p le a d jiis tin * it
S m not h. yi»l p> sitIVTA p e r f e c t tint, ■!i for
idi .it i\ ers.
Roc king lev IT bhi ft
T r anti min si u n
D u r s l o n it lectiv t* t y p e
T h r e e ' s :>( ei » forH e a v y nickt 1 h t c i 1 J ear*. JBiaft d r iv e t Itrougl 1V
w a r d a n d reverse.
i o C n i v e r s a l joints.■ A x les
T i m o n axlei. fr. tft Uttfl rear
F r o t i t . d ro ) i f . . rg ed f m m s in g l e p PIT nic k el
s te e l r e a r , flouting t y p e ; d r iv e . m e in lie rj ea sily rt'ino'. u b h
I’f1 s te e l
S p ira l grttr* m |»ri ■JiH
houx n g w ith H ot ell k iss t y p e of Irive.
Timken h e a r in g s bn'tig io int ■ n r n o i s y s t r u t rolls
or l.i r o u e a rm .
F ram e
I 1. - in c h h e a v y h a n n e l ste e l hb *1Hill 'smgli d r o p
it i w e a k e n ittg olfsel
He:1\ V s lee full-c row tied feni|( •r>. (*ov*
N u r r o w e d in front n g iv e s h o r t t t i m i n g ra d iu s
•
cre d ru n n in g hoard*
Springs
F'r m l sp rin g s. s e m i- e llip tie .
Tx d in c h e s suspenlTed d ir e t uy u n d e r
insure easy riding.
Steering H e a r
Worm and wheel type: located at left side of car: double a d ju s t
m ent: self-lubricating hearings. H orn button in R en ter of wheel.
Elerlric Lighting and Starling'
Two-unit Remy system . .Starter enguged by s im
ple to u c h of foot b u t t o n . Double bulb headlights. Cowl light" shows w he th e r rear light
is going. All wiring enclosed in metal conduits, with junction boxes for easy inspec
tion. Lam ps protected hy fuses
Single dash switch controls any com bination of lights.
Equipment
" O n e M an" ty p e top and envelope of D rednaut w aterproof material.
W in ter curtains opening with doors stored in top pockets. Tjltcd ventilating ruin-proof
windshield. 60-mile spyedometur driven from propeller shaft. F ront an d rear license
plate carriers. E le g a n t Interior trimming. Electric horn u n d er hood. Five d em o u n t
able rims. .Rigid re a r tire-holder. Coat rail and foot rail. FulUtoo! equipm ent.
COM I’A 1IE T H E SPE C IF IC A T IO N S
C O M P A R E > I I E PRICE
D O E S N ’T I . E \ M ; Ml t i l t I|()l( E
DOES IT?
$1635 Delivered in Sanford
’
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!
%
Plenty of the fartious “ Overland and Willys”
e a r s f or i m m e d i a t e delivery at all times.
• CALL ON U S FOR A DEMONSTRATION
G o o d rich T ir e s all styles and
sizes including Silvertown Cord
Beginning SATURDAY
March
and continuing as long as long as they last,
we will have a special sale on Goodrich inner
tubes at 2 0 , per c e n t less than regular price
�MARCH 21. W I*
THE 8ANFQRD HERALD
FA OX S E V E N
ih a r ic to r s h o m » stn l-e* rrjr out Its re* |to _4 n rtB ■ll Vlnd. of f«rra p r o d u e tt, 'b y
land b f l n i a » e u * d a t the d a ta of th e l**uI purchase ami tile ,
construction plan*.
All of T o w n a h lp *3 3, R a n e e 14 B,
C. K. T ufla, all parUea r
a n t e ol l u r h re rtlf lr a te in t h e n a m e of J . N. Baat
i>th#rwi»r, lii deal in
ol th e S t. j o h n a rIVer,
Q. It Dnclo Sam 's strong-box Is hold Mvrk in other
Intareata u nde r J . L. Ifaekne;
A
Leonard.
ttnleaa *kid' rertiO eate
All
of
Sectlona
IV.
00
ai
,__ . . . . . I . aanu UII* ahallJ. beS. redeemed
H ackney, II. C. WhR.h
a e e o rd in f t o law t a i deed • hip 22 S, R a nee 35 K.
poa* of *t h r fame, to
i borrow m oney a n d aeempty, bow Is he paying his after-w ar cur©
H ackney, A u f u t t a I
the name by • pledge of l i t atoek, or will l..ue th rreo n o n 'the IS th d a y of M a rch,
Andera,
S o u th half of Section 5;
tleorge 8. Norwood. Mar
expenses?
tiy notea, honita op mOrtaggca or other obll- A. D H I S
A. Nor6. 7. S, 17. IS. 19,
" 20,
'
wood,
KlUabeth
Tempi.
29.
30,
31
a
n
d
32;
in
Wi
i
n
o
,
my
»ffid*t
t
ix
n
a
tu
r
e
and
aral
gallons
upon
the
D aniel
A. • This Is being done with money and generally to property of th e c o rp o ra tio n this the I t i h day of F e b r u a ry . A. It. ISIS, T ownahlp 23 8,. R a n g e S3 K.
G. M arth, Huaan 5
T ea gner,
have a nd e a e r d a e all auch
(aeal1
K.
A.
D
O
U
G
L
A
S
S
,
Sarah
K.
D
oraett,
M
ary
borrowed from the banks at the rate powers aa may Ibe incident to the purpnaea
All ol Sectionn S
A. S tr a u g h n
6 lying Weat of th e right
Clerk Circuit C ourt Seminole Co... Fla.
ol way ol th e Florida
I ...
business of the c orpora tion, or o th e r
Baat C o a at Railw ay; Hu*»n H arkney. J ^ ria e:rr It. N orof 600.000,000 every two weeks, short and
40-5tc
.................................
N athaniel
t>uainc*»rs of a like datur«v and to have.
Uy V. M. t)uugla»*,~l), C,
All of Section 7 lyin
l , . _ g. Weat
....
. . . O. Norwood, lloof th e right of wood, _______
term anticipation certificates of Indebt enjoy ami e a r r r U t all‘I the rlghta, power*, Noilrc of
Way of the F lorida
Baat' C o a a t R ailw ay; •ey B. Norwood, A *ne t F. Weber,
-I J - **Vpplicalten fer T a i D e e d U nde r All ol Section S ly in e Wetit of the right of T n o m a a I,. Marah, M a r t h a Cerley,
a n d privilege© incidentt to corporation* orTho governm ent already la exploit edness being Issued In return.
Scril-.n K of Chapter ISAM, l.*«« of Flor- way ol the Florida Baat Coaat Railway; I >anil-1 M. H a r k n e y , J o h n A. H a c k
ganUt-d and « listing unrdcr a n d Uy virtue ol
Ida
All of Sectlona III, 30 a n d 31; in Townahlp ney, J o h n I). Norw ood, M a r th a D.
-Q. As long as the banks are ad the law* of the Mate id-I Florida.
ing fhe Victory Liberty Loan, which
Notice it hereby i
Norwood, Wra. S. Marah, S a r a h
Arte, 2.1, S outh, R a n e e 30 Baat.
vancing
the
money,
why
not
let
thorn
M
l
l
r
l
r
III.
will be floated In April, In order thnt
p u r r h a r e r of T a i I'e
d a te d I All of Sectlona 30 a n d 31; In T ow nahlp I . Kelly, and M a ry S. H ackney or
*
f
capital
atoek
ol
the
cort h e 6th day
________
. . . rf
. , July n « . .. i*.-**'. na*
riled, 25 S outh. R a n e e 30 Baat.
rit|ier of th e m ; all p a r ti t a claiming
the people may s ta rt saving for the continue to do so?
i- tine H u n d r e d T h o u s a n d •aid certificate
riMHiratc in m
haa m ade
eand
n d **»»
ol Section* I a n d 12 In T ownahlp intercut under Andrew Johnaon,
rthlldm
li-,*- *lor- *ta« my-office,
*y-otflc
* tor, *lam
A. Uecauso in order to continue to
purpoae of Investing In bonds of the
loltara, divided into O ne p
application
deed
e in a ccord- 23 AU
d
rreaaed, • • tr u a te e for Witx HiedS outh, R a n e e 35 Baat.
lava
ahart-a ol th e p a r value ol a- -nr©
--- will)
—
Sai d certificate r m b r a c e a t h e
"Victory Issue." Tho following brief extend credit to the business Interests
All of Sectlona 25 a n d 36; In ToAttkhip leg f o . , I. J „ Falk 4 Co., L ouder5 1 0 0 .OOi fiolla;* each, which following dracribed p ro p e rty a ltu a te d in
back.
(iilbert
4
Co.,
C arrel.
questionnaire should tend to clarify big and little of th e country the hanks
>le in lawful m oney ol th e St* min »lt> t o u n ty , Florida, to -w it: S E ' n of 25 S outh, R a n e e 33 Baat.
H earn
A V a n ltu r e n . Tyaen A
All of Section* 6, 7, IS
I .. a. nnod i9;
i
Weat ball Sm ith, W. E. A le ia p d e r A Co..
S W f i Fee,
f
America,
nr
in
p
ro
p
e
rty
,
or
m
ust
get
back
this
m
oney—am
ounting
the m i n d of any reader regarding the
of Section 20, all of Section*
"! ... 28, 33 a n d 34; Kckm an A Velaburg 4 O e th e m 4
I r e . at a fair am t iu»; vatua- ■aid land
In T o w n a h lp 26 S outh, R a nge 36 Baat.
to 20 per cent -of th eir entlro reil by the bo a rd of director*. T«<uanrr n_
Victory Loan:
Jte aa m e r: all partlea claiming InBa*t
hall
of
Section
I,
Baat hall* el Sec- terrata u nde r T h o m a a Stalker, all
II. <1 . Smith. Uni
Article IV.
Q. T he war being ovor, why !• sources- •wlirn it falls due, ns only
lion 12; AU ol Section 13, .Baat
. . . . h■a lf of S e r
rrdvcm
rd
BCc*<»rdin
; which the c o rp o ra tio n alt II
lion I I ; - N o r t h half of S fc lio n 23 in T ow n- na rtiea claiming Intrrra ta u n d e r
there need of another g reat popular thus can tho prospority wo now onjoy
Wm. Mill*, all p a rtlea claiming Inpe rpetual unleaa * inner d l-- thereon on th r
•h ip 27 S o u th , R a n e e 36 B a il.
1919.
tereala under M a th ew A. S te w a rt,
be continued.
S o u th w ra t q u a r te r of Section 19: All of all
war ipan?
W i t h n i m y ofti<
pa__
rtlea- claiming
Intrrrata
— , ...... .. ......
......
u nde
narr
Sectlona 30 a n d 31 In T ow na hlp 27 S outh.
(he 21«* day of Fi
A. T he proceeds from the Fourth • Q. Will the Victory Loan bo of
H. C. N n rtb io p , deceated; jll] parIlanee 37 Baat.
T h e nuainraa o! t h r curpura titm ahall lie
tic*
claiming
in
trre
ata
under
Jxre
lm a
Loan, according to S ecretary of tho fered to tho people on a commercial r n n d u c tc d by. a preaidrnl, a vice pre aidrnt, a
All id Sectlona 6, 7. IS. 19..2 9, 30. 31. 32,
Itavia, all pa rtir* claiming int*r33
a
n
d
31;
in
T
o
w
n
a
h
lp
28
S
o
u
t
h
,
Range
arere
tp
ry
anil
trr**un-r.
end
*
h
oa
rd
ol
d
i
basts,
o
r
will
their
patriotism
again
bo
Treasury Olass. were exhausted last
e«l» u nde r Seth Tayloe*’o r ' und*r
---------3 7 JU * t.
-; *
rector* to conaiat ol n»t Ice* t h a n Ihri-c, the
All ol Section* 19, 30 a n d 3 1 ; In Tow nahlp Midlie T aylor nr e i t h e r ’ nl t h e m ,
D e c e m b e r , and the governm ent m ust a p p e a l e d , t o L ___I I — ____ ----------------- -— 1 — n u m b e r 4u l-e- tirril try Ihi- by-law*. T h "
all
partlea claiming intereata u nde r
29 S o u th , R a n g e 38 Baat.
ra (hall be c ir c le d a n n u a l l y by t h r
A. .Secretary Olass says the pa din-rto
have billions more w ith which to
All of Section* 6 a n d 7; all N o r th of Alva V. Wood, all partlea r l i l m i n c
atu rkholder* on t h e laat T u r a d a y In F e b r u
Intereata
under J o h n B. D u r a n d ,
Flem m ing G r a n t of Section 18 a n d of Sec
m aintain o u r forces overseas, bring triotism of the American people will ary of each year, at 11:00 o ’clock a. m. at a
d e rra a ad . all partlea claiming Inm
eetin
g
had
for
t
h
a
t
purpose
in
ita
principal
tion
19;
in
3'ownahip
30,
S
o
u
t
h
,
.
R
a
n
g
e
38
be relied upon to send the loan trium offlrea a t Sanford, Florida, a n d , (I* officer*
Baat.
tr r r a ta u nde r JoRn, H a i ti , all p a rAlt of Section* I. 2. 3, 4, 9, 10. 11. 12. 13. l i s t claiming in ferra t u nde r F r a n k
phantly "over the top." It, however, ahall, im m ediately t h e r e a f t e f b e * elected l|y
lin Moure, drc ra a cd. all partlea
th e board of director*. Until thoae elected
will Bo m ade particularly attractive as at
a n o rg a n iia tin n meeting of th e atoek33 a n d 36; in T ow na hlp 2 9 , S o u th | rlalm in g intereata u n d a r S te p h an
8. H o pklni, dcccaaed. all partlea
R ange 35. Baat.
to ra te of Interest und period of ma- holder* to be held upon th e com pletion of
claiming lolereata u n d e r Rnbe-t lT*th
Ita in corporation, or a t t h e firat a n n u a l
Atl of Section* t ; 2. 3 a n d 4; Baal hall Iall
turlty.
partita Claiming‘ntereat under T hom a a
meeting of aturkhidder*, ahall be -;u»tlrt< I,
ol Section 9; All of *ertlona 10. I I , t2 . 13,
P r a c t ic e c o n fin e d to t h e tr e a t m e n t
o f th e e y e
E y e s e x a m in e d b y a r e g u l a r rc g ls :e r o d p h y s i c ia n -
STOCK PEDDLERS
arnounl
G lasses tilled, broken lenes du
plicated
2S W . C h u r c h S t. - O r la n d o , F la .
HENRY McLAULIN
♦
HEADERS:—Get tho nnmcH
♦ and addresses of all persons
♦ ’ and com panies offerlnR you
4 speculative or doubtful stocks
♦ and securities, particularly It
I- they are offered in exchange for
♦ your Liberty Ilnntls or W ar Sav<► Ings stam ps. Mall them , with
♦ copies of their circulars. Ip
MY SPECIALTIES:
i’ ll K A ltD ’S H A N D -T A IN T E D C H IN j
GO RHAM 'S .STERLING S ILV E R
ROGERS' PLATED WARE
ELGIN AND W A -TH a Si WATCHES
BUSINESS CARDS
t
to. Inch t .xiiB Will lie Puhliibc-- Ud>
This lii'iidlnk’ AI The Rale Ol S7.2t
i- i
I ' r r V t- a r
SCTIELLEMAINES
i . a ii-y e it
N F O Itl)
FI.OHIPA
OlnXIAS r.MMKT WILfKJN
F- FKUGUS4JN UUUSHoLI/r.H
Wilson ift Hoasholder
LAW YERS
>nr> G i r d
F lu rill*
D O N ’T
Dr. L. J. Marshall
<JlFice 309 Park Avenue
Telephone 291
tfficeHrs: 1 0 -12 a.m. & 2-4 p.m
I)K. E. M. DOWLING
VETERINARIAN
(ID IA D I'A T K i
I n a l s
• '
s t'ic n tiiic a lly
a ll
t l t i i i I '.itiu
(iis u a s c s
ARE VOUR TAXES HEAVY?
THEY MAY BE HEAVIER YET
Probably ovi-ry re a ik r of this pa|ier
finds Ills taxon a lilt ItlKlu-r than tic
llkr's lo pay Thousands of them have
been ftlruKKlItiK for th** last few week.”
lo make out reports on Income taxes
to the government, and have found
lltul six per cent lakes ;i pretty heavy
slice out of what was left over on New
Year's tiny. Many of you liiul to bor
row money (n p;n the taxes
Hut this tax Is mill 1ny, lo what all
of us will have lo pay If the Victor'
Loan foils to go over
Uncle Sam's
war hills must bo paid He prefers ti
borrow Ibt' money from u» and pay n'baek later on
Hut If be can’t borrow It, lie mils'
lake It—in the form of faxes.
It's like the difference between rent
ing ft house for len years or buyiug ii
on Ihe Installment plan In one case,
you wind up with a thick bundle of
rent receipts ill the other, you have
u deed to your home.
Isn't It better to lend your money to
the Government ut a fair rate of In
terest than to pay it nut In taxes,
which never come back?
That's worth considering when the
time comes to Invest In Victory Honda, j
SELL
BONDS
CHEAP.
Ilriilt-n* of Liberty li(indn of nny Is
fiic « r r warned by the goveromont not
In accept the first offer luntle by n
’ sliark" In ntse they are forced to «t>ll
their imneift for any purpose.
II Is best to borrow on your bonds
Instead or selling them, and the banks
will usually grant n i<»w rnto of Inlorenl. But If you must sell, ko t o * reg
tiinr bank, when you will get the full
market price if you citn hold on. all
the betti'i', for the Liberty bonds will
certainty tiring 100 cents on the dollar
gftor a few yours of peace
( ’n ils in S a n f o r d a n d
v ic in ity prom ptly,
answ ered.
C O d D TO THE L A S T D R O P
i'lionc 389 Melrose House
OUI.ANP0 , FLORIDA
Mrs. J. A. Cox, p* Aldereon, W. Va., wrilcsr
"My dflURhter . . . s u l (crcd terribly. She could
not turn in bed . . . the
doctors gave her up, and
we brought her home to
die. She had suffered so
much a t . . .lime. Hav
ing beard of Cardul, w e
got it (or h e r."
N f U r v F.nhlif-. My ft*mmiiuii»'n
Ka |»ire* N o v 16 t h , 1922
l»tekinst*o A* I H rk ln s o n .
UtnffuD 9 for I ncorporator*
15 I t r
1
M A X W ELL
HOUSE
CO FFEE
ASK YOUR
NOTH
f:
Not fee is hereby given t h a t .th e underrlgncd will on M ufuiiv, April 21*4, 1**19,
or a* soon th e re a fte r a t convcniefci a pply in
Ihe Honorable F i d n r y J. C alf*. G overnor
of t h e s t a t e of rioriila. for ft-Orr* rialcn( in*
c o r p o ra tm g the "Tropical Vegclab?»» Com*
p a n y . " under Ihe following propt**c<l char*
t r r , I h e original of which ia on file in the
ofRpe o f th e Hecrelary of S t a t e of t h e S t a t e
of Florida, a t T allahasarc,
*.
K. F. D u i n n
H . Jonra
S a n d y Anderann,
A r t l r l r a o f I r . r a r p a r a l l o n o f h e * f ropiral
V egetable C a r n p a a /"
T h e unde rsigned Hereby asaoelate Jh e m M-lvea to g e th e r for the p u r p t a c rd l o r m in g a
body politic a nd c o r p o r a t e Ulider. t h e lasri
of
h eM---------s t a t e *of Florida,
i-l»t__
* * with a n d ojtd er th e
B.
DOUGLASS. Clerk
In the Coualjf Judge'* CnuM. in a n d fur (he
4'ottnh *»f Sem in ole. S l a te uf Florida
I n re I . M i f r u f
,
( ‘i la littn
W. ( ‘ l i r a s . I>9*r«-B«ed
,
Sifiai Mrav, th e <lul. » p p u | ntetl anil itiialib ed a i l m l m t i r a t r u of th« . » i a l e of
. J “,
kl l ra > . J u c d k P t l , h a v i n g tiled h^r- lu-UlloA in
t h e r o u r i , p r a t i n g litar 1 hi f - i l o v i n c re al
rsl ate
I origin g to t h e *aiH U •" II ra v .
(41 wit l o t N o 10 ,-f III, frk N o l | of T P t
N o 2 ol 1 In t "1 1v •'f > 4 »i(or*l f lo flu a.
curding 1 - I. It T r a d u r i ! ’* M a p «‘f Saniurd,
!:»»• «1e i lull'll a^ii-l* iti t h e hiiinl* *d t h e adr n l n h tl r a t r ii for «he p k y m e n t *d d eb t*
«ald
tite p«r*onaft% h a v i n g 1»ren i n
h aiM i>>1 t'o! a *41 h<ariu m g th* * 11 >I k tlm ln l*
! r n 1f l * ' • I aVi | Mtw*e*«|.>n M(1 >I flj I s r «ale of
‘'s a id n »l h P * i , a ink thi* «a i?t p e i i t i u n cun
f o r m i n g iti all r u s p r c l i tf» t h e r e t i u l r r rnent*
(if law in *Uch rftite m aile anil p ilh iitlieil;
No»
( h i f r f o f e . yuti. Sin a h l l r m , a n d
("I aru M ' mot J o h n l» Je n kin*.
tiu ar*
•lian Ml I it* fn of Mlara H r a v , anti all o t h e r
pervon* 1 nt -r e»l 1 in «»ali1 real e a t a t e a r t
riimmnrult-il t o he anfl a p p e a r bef«»re t h e
fVitmM J t i d g r - r m i r t of S e m in o le c o u n t v.
F l o r i d a , on or b i f n r e t!ie lOlh «lav of A|»rk<.
A. I* I'*I9. a n d «how r » m r (f an> y*u h a v e
w h y *a1•! p etti ion nhutjld n**t b e g r an tiot
• iivrfi u n d e r rnv h a n d a n d **-aI “ f t h e n u d
4'a.urt
* - ihr 'j f i h day
F e b r u a r y . 19 1n
<.r * L .
I t !l< H X M l l . l >L i t
ij
t ’l.UMly Ju>l*r
.
N i i l l r r u f %pplJrnlh»n lor l a x D e e d l nd er
S e r l i o n ft, ( h a n l r r IMH. I **•> uf |-li>riil«
N*<(ii«‘ I* hereb y given I h a l (»ver* lrec(
T u .rp en ltrie I •• m pm tk. p u r r h a r e r of T u t
» i r l t b . t t i i N- 70'. 4 ttd N o 7or., d a l i t l ( h r
6 l h d a y «»f J u l y , A. ]». I NUT, ftir u n p a i d
( with fu r t h e y e a r 1896, e t c h p e e r i n g N 1j
of N '
,.f S I ' , «.f S W ' , ..f S i r S *, T p
2d s . U 29 F , 8-ach Af - a.'l r e r l l t i n i l r t r o t *
• rin g one half ini*r**( 1n A.n«t p r o p i f l ) , an<l
• obi »• (h tf p r iip e rlx t»t N \ t H u n t a n d
J \!
Hunt
\l**» T a i ( i M i h r a t * * No. 921
an ti N o 925, d a l e t l (he 7t h d a y **f J u n e ,
A I > I K9k, for u n p a i d t a tea for ( h r y ear
I k 9 7 . e a c h m v e r i n g N K ' i **f S W ' j of SK h
uf F r c 3S, T (* 2 0 S. II 29 F . e a c h of *ald
• e( l l ll r « ( F » a o v erltig o n e- h alf
l n l r ( t '* l in
• aitl iiroil* r ( > anil solii o lf<* (tr*i|iefl> of
\ M litm l and J M llun(
\l*<* T a i Met 1 t h r a t • No '*21, d a t e d ( h r
*it If d a y of N o v e m b e r , \
I*
f «*r uiil»atd (itn-v fur i h e \ c a r 1^91 c o v e r i n g Hp | .
ill \it i n t i m :
S i c o r n e r of S W '4 of Sec 3 5. T p 2«» S,
*1 a nee vx11 b atid hy a u t h o r i t v of
It 29 K . run N 1 1 T 12 ft . W l | 7 12 ft, S. ( ’hlanp l earn ’cf
T-ii.’i i N'ii k 7 A* t ' **f I'M 7, | , i » i
417 12 ft. F 117 1*2 ft. I a e r n
S o ld a* the
III F lo rid a S r m l n o |e t o u r t t v i« h e r e b y p l a c e d
p r o p e r l y of F n k n o w n
u n d e r t <|Uar a n line.
Vnd « iiid f e r l i f l r a l e * h a v e lu h i h t n | in
N i i Ii r e
rn> "thr*
ami th» i » \ » r * i r e r t T u r t o n t m e 1
It
hcrefty n r t j f r e d Ihftf »li» 4'atli** i w ldch
(*•», h a v e m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for l a v d e e d fo
ah
all
e
m
b
r
a
c
e
bull*,
work ov»*n.
r»W(*.
i u g r in a r r o r d a n c e * n h lav.
U n it* * s t o !
f r r I ifira lev ■ball be r e d e r m e d ar«*»>r*hng (*• heifer* a m i ra!vy*< «h all be d r i v e n , Iran *
i
p
o
r
t
e
d
or
«
l
{
o
*
c
J
to
atrav
nr *irif( inl*» a n y
law tax do-ii will lulu* t h e r e o n on t h e - 1 v i
p a r i of
il*y ef XI'll!. A. D. 11-11•S c m ln o tc ( niinly
W itni-* . my Mffiri»l a i x n a t u r r a n d m-*I
r v r e p t uittfer t h e pr nviainrta td Ih Itulev am i
t h i . I hi- I3t>i u*)- of M » r r h . A D. 1919.
Hegulatioryi
th** S l a t e F i v e S l o c k S a n i t a r y
<»*l
t: A D O U G L A S S ,
H o a r d , lot ( h e c o n t r o l , p r e v e n t ! on a n d
t ’li-rk ( I rr u i t C o u r t 5i-rnin.*ls Co., Fla
s p r e a d uf SpfcniMlc or T i c k F e v e r In c a t t l e .
i l ) V, B. I l o u t l a u . j i . c
R y O r d e r of
44-5tr
S t a l e l . i t r Si-.fk S a n i t a r y H o a r .I
Signetl
W \ . \ | i K m , | ’fe*»t|eni
Nnlfre uf (ppllrailon fur Tai *>erd Fmlet
J W I »e M H h . S r f f r l a f
Section A uf t hapler (ARH. I,a * n of I Inf
Ac l i n g 'xf*,! I f Vel r r in a ria ii
Ida
N d U f f i* h r f e b t i f t\ 4-h t h a t M M S n jtth . I 'o rir at T «t! * Ii a *««> . Fla
M
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A(h.
1319.
p u r r l i t u r <1 1 s t I i ftilii l b N o M i l l . dale«|
F. Iter l i v e \ p r d l* t. I 'M '1
t h e 2nd <l«> of J u m . A I ) I9I>2, ha* filed
t opic* of I . gw, Itule* a n d R e g u la ti o n * for*
• a id ( fcrtiriratr in m y «»ff1ir«?, a n d h a a m ade
a p p l i c a t i o n fof t a t d e e d t o i u u f i n a c c o r d ” war tied on rpf|Mt*»f.
13.54c
a n r e w i t h law. S a i d c c r t i h c a t c e m b r a c e * t h e
f o llo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y n i t u a t e d ip
Se m in tile .court r y , Florida* ti»*wit; Hr»g. 1 2 * 7 N o tic e ©f App lication fur T a » D e e d U n d e r
S e r l i o n H o f C h a p t e r | mmh, | . « « a o f Flor>
rha
W of 14 See. prt*l o n S Hoc of See. *2t.,
Ida
T|*.
19 S. II. 30 c a s t , r u n N 10 r h a , \V 2 ' ,
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y given k h a r J o h n Hrmier.
r h a , S 20 rh a, FI 2 l y r h a , N 10 clt*. 5 acre*
T h e sa id l a n d b ein g as sessed a t t h e list* p u r e h a a « r of T a t ( V rl H b - a i f No* 521, d a t e d
of t h e I s s u g n r r id s u c h c r r l i f t c a t c In t h e t h e Dli d a y of J u l y , A 1* 199 1, ha* filed
n a m e of J 'fla1fhtuj*e a m i wife
Utiles* »nid *afd r e r t l f l r a t e in rny «d!ire, a n d has mad**
reftificati* ahall F-e r e d e e m e d acc»irdtng t<» s p p ' U a t b i n for l«% d m l t o iss ue In a r r o r i i Said c e r t i fi c a t e e m b r a c e s
U * 1 s t d eed Villi iss ue t h e r e o n Itn t h e UM ft s fir*- with law
t h e f ••■In string d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r l y s i t u a t e d in
d a v .if April, A Jl 1919
\\ lines* rnv official *i gnat ti r«- trul seal litis
Ihr
7th ds
seal
1 Mar- h.
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1919,
h i l l (.1. \ 9 S .
N O T H i:
S. rot »i. i|e count V. F'lofltla. fn wll
Reg
'* \K
■•nr .f S F: • * of . S W * of SW 4 S er 27 T p 21
Usngi .141. run N 19 *3is, 9 I * I * h , W J«
• Ls, 9 6 u* ch*. W 4 71 rh * less' Rag 2'JO
>ils F. of S W cor o,f Sec. r u n N 14*1.13 y d s, FI
DM. 6 2 y d s . s l l t l . 1 3 > d*. \
|u:l Fl yd s)
Th** said l a n d b rin g ' n s n s s r i l i t th e d.tte
'•f t h e iss u a n c e «»l su c h c e r t l h r a l e in th e
n a m e of R J. Self.
Unl eaa said c c r l i fl c g l e
shall he r e d e e m e d accc if d ln g t o l a w t a t d e e d
will iss ue t h e j e o n un t h e 1st d a y of A pril,
Niitlr** is hi-r« by given 'h a t I, (* ( iara
( ‘i l f * . a m a t n e d woman, ihe 'wife of J arm*
J*. Cat«*. a n d a , r r -*d nt of Sanf*ir<1. Scrrtinnli* c o u n ty , Fluridn. iblrfld to a p p ly by
m ti t li i n in tdianccry t» t-tc lh»nor*ldc Ja»n^* A. D. 191.9:*
w . t'erkina, Jut|g«* uf ih e H pv tn lh J " d i * i 4 l
Witness my olJUJal signature a nd sral
Circuit of Florid©, at D« Land. H*»ri 1 1 , «♦* this th e 2 7th day uf F e b r u a ry , A. IF. 1919.
w heruvrf h" may (*«• f 4» »**d 9 jo uV litrk on
iteaD
f: a . i i o u g l a k h .
th»* m orning of April U»th. *1919, o f as anon
(*brk C ircuit (*t»urt Semimdc f*o,, Fla.
tFif rcftfti r a* ! niav be h t a r d . ft»r license t *4
tttanag*. take chargr* of and c i n l n d my
p r o p i r t y , and to become a I fft* t j r l i r. Jtj
*¥#ry rc*|H’rt.
D a t e d a t Hanford, Hcmlnul* c o u n t y , F‘lnf*
id a,
M a r c h I I t h . 1919
G. C L A R A C A T E S ,
Si he!!** Maine©.
S ^ r i l n x for INtlfInner,
43-Mc.
GROCER
I COAL ADVf RIISIN’O
NOTICE
U hrf»*li•y g iv e n ( h a t a n a p p i i v a l l o n will he
m ade i *1 (he n«’t t tp asio n of ( h e Fforitla
Leg M* •ire ti» have • I hat **fmityT'e n a c t a law
mlalil.s •tut* m r t t u n l ) r o u r i for Si*mln»»le
rotirtl a, F l t i r d i .
I talefl F e b r u a r y 2 * l h ,
m K
d y A t u l t r t o n a h d II, Ju n e * , i n m e k n o w n I*
h e lh** p erso n * w h o *u h * crih ed t o t h e f o r e
g o i n g r h a r l e r , a n d each* f o r h in t* e|f , h efu rt
m e, p e v r ra fly a r k n o w l««igrd t h a t h e ilid •*
for t h e uses a n d p u rp o se* t h e r e i n eipre**ed,
W l t m u a rny h a n d a n d si-a! of
at Sanf « r d . F l o r i d a , (hi* t h r 19th d n v »d M arc h,
1 9 19
( J. I I H I T T .
t "1icf k F urr in t Until l .Seminole (Jo.. Fla
43-M
l l v V M, f i o u g la a s , 11 , (*
a iiiir.a ls .
Why
Suffer?
S t a l e of F l o r i d a
r
( ‘u u n i y uf Sem»null*
I h e r e b y c y M j b . T J c b M * 1 | | ia t U v petstwi
.
I t and 15; Baat half of Section 22; All ol
Sectlona 13. 24. 25, 26, .15 a n d 36; In Town•hip 30 S o u th , R ange 35 Baat,
of indehtedne** or
i,ii,a m u i y i n * viirft (he r o jn i ra tio n may at
a h y t i m e s t i h j e r l il«eif siiail not
..
e l reed (he
a m o u n t of it* c a p i t a l s t o r k p i u * its surplus.
Article VJf.
T h e n a m e a n d r e s id e n c e 4
pfiHitor#, a n d (h e n u m b e r of *1
s u h s c r i h r d b y e a c h are a* ftilfu
V F iH r t to p , S arifu rd, Florl*!
.11 J u n e s . S a n f o r d , M o r u l a . 5
K am i) Audi*fault, S a n f e r d , H m
+
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+
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+
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+
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U X H J k V J w tiO M M ltiS lU N .* .
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JEW ELER-
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JV tiliunrr.
MHU r
N f l e e Is htfcdiy g iv e n as f e i j u i f e d l»v
Article T h r e e , Heel j on T w r III > t >|ie u | | h r
( '• • r i a tl l u l l o n of (h e S t a t e of F l o r i d a , t h a t
r.p p U rfttio n “ ill he rrtaife (»» ( h r Itt g u l a r S»sMon of ( h e l e g i s l a t u r e of (b e F l a i r of Fb»f*
♦da. D rftN -for^ thw j n a a ^ g r ' n f fl'A fT eetillaw fuT
(h e re lief of J . FL P a r c a n d for r a t i f i c a t i o n
♦ f © c r r t a l n d r a i n a g e C o n t r a c l , t h e s a id J. FL
P a c e h a d a n d e n t e r e d i n t o w ith t h e Drain*
age C «m m if*ii» nera of D i s t r i c t N o . 1 of Dr*
©i.gr C o u r t l y . F l o r i d a , w h en |Fie t e r r i t o r y
n o w c o m p o s i n g Heminol© C o u n t y , F l o r i d a ,
was a p a r i «f O r a n g e ( ‘o u n t y . F l o r i d a , «abl
D r a i n a g e D i s t r i c t Ivlng a m i b e in g In t h a t por
fb»n of saitl ti r rU o r v e m b r a c e d In S e m i n de
C u u i i t y . F l o r i d a . . T l d t 2N(h d a y v f J a n u a r y ,
HMJ
"In a few daj-s, she be-
ox continues, .and had
no trouble a t . . . Cardui
cured her, and we sins
Us praises.® very where."
Wc receive many thourands of Similar, letters
every year, tclline of the
good Cardul bas done for
women w ho suiter from
complaints s o common to
their sex. It 6hould_jlo
33 an il 61. All of S»Ttlnn< N. 9, 10. | | . I I ,
I\
16. 21. 22. 2H, 2 9 ; Ka«t half of Fra f*
t l n n a l S e r t l o n 7; Ka*( h alf uf S e c t i o n 17;
K i * l h alf of S r f t l u H *20, _ K afti h a l f of F u r ?
t i u n a l SoK-l»oir*vf f ; M i n l i i l
I, 2. 3. 12. 13. 23. 2 4, M i l 35 , l y i n g wr«t uf
t h e S t . J o h n * r i v e r , in T o w n t h i p *23 S,
Ita n g u 3 4 K.
N
In S e m i n o l e C o u n l j
All uf S ectio n * 2.5 nnil 3 6 ; 'i n T u w n * h i p
2 0 S, U jin g e 32 K.
All t h a t (Kart uf S r r l l u n i 2 9 nr»<| 33, l y in g
Weal •11 t h e Si J o h n * r i v r r ; All "f S e r l io n *
30. 31 a m i 12; In T o w n s h i p 2 0 S, l l a n g e 33
Fast,
All uf S e c t i o n s l an«l 1 2 In Tj>wn*hlp 21
S«»ulh. K a n g r 3 2 K
\ l l uf Set*! io u t
G. 7 1
2 1 . 22, 27, 2 6 an«l II K»*t half of S r r t i u n
19, f!a«t half ♦•f Sr«'l(»in 29. Ka*t half of
S eel | un 33. All ilia! p«»rt uf S e r l i o n * I 9,
lo , ( I . I
23 a n d 35, lying W e s t of t h e S u
J o h n * r i v e r , in T o w n s h i p 21 S. I l a n g e 33 K
lit V«ifu«la ('m i n i ?
Ml •kf Se«"Itarn* 27. J h, 11 a n d 3 5. Ml t h a t
pari
Seetiui** 2 ‘* a n d 33, K i n g
*»( t h e
■St. J o h n s r i v r r ; in T o w n s h i p *20 H, It an go
r l r t V y ir
an in te res t u n d e r
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11 H a y ., O. F.
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la I - Draw.ly"
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Charlra
harlra VB.- T uft*
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r*.
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C. whit*W h llr<>. H a r k n r y , A ugm t* L. Anil.r*,
Norwootl, M sry A. N orw ood,
'em plea, Daniel G. M arah, Huaan
r, Sarah F. ' D om ett. M a r y AHuaan
Harknry,
l.eriaer
II.
ia t h a n lr l G. NorwomL lloaey K.
Agnaa F. W .b r r , T ho m * * L.
th* C r r i r y . Daniel M. H i r k n r y ,
r i » - . Ji-.*■ T7orwuf»d,
■—
• **
! John A, Mmrkntjy,
uhn ■
I>.
Mar
I ( h a II Niirtiinij, Wm, S, M»mh, Rursih I.
Krllv. M ary S H a uknry. Andrew Jn h itto n
drreM ed.
(ruitc e for Wll* Uiedlcr Htj,,
I 1,. Falk A. (*!»,, Lotirlcrbai’k, Oilhert A t!o.,
( ! i r r r ( # llowen A V »nH nrrn, Ty»«*n A Sroilh,
W. F.. M f i u m b r A Co., K e k m tn A Vd»burg A (Jclhem A ile g sm e r; Thom»» SlalWcr,
W m Mill*. M athew A. f i l f v i r l , II C. Nor*
( hr up. dee’d, Jam lm * D avit, Belli T aylor,
MulUc T av lu r. Alv» V. Wond* J o h n E, Dur»nd. d e c M .* J o h n
F ranklin Moore,
dcc'ii, Stephen S tlopkinv. dee'd, Uoberl
1'fBth, T h i t m u
Miller, drrM , (feorgiB m
iidnrr. (leiirge 11. Jo iner, F. N Fulling,
M a r y J. SUtnkcr, d»*c'd. l*»tc II T r a b u e , J.
Henry . l t i n d e n , Ch*»« I*. Will, K a te K.
I.yon, G ottlieb II. K«*>lcr, Chirlev M. Ham "
itlon, Frgnre* I*. Kenmufy, O rlando Kennedy, or u n d r r A. lt..C*arvrr or under A. S.
While, nr under any of (hem or otherwl*#
in (he foil owing lan d * ’
N W ‘ 4 of S K »4 of N W 1 a Fer 10
r^«
<•"
to
v*
F'oreclosure
M (■ Veanuuria, indiv lduallv,
C ita tio n
a n d M. (».-A'eanouris a t Tru«* %
ten for J o h n (». V r a t l o u ri a a n d
T o m I#, Y c a n m i r D , U f l r m l i n t .
To
M. G. Ycanouri*. *addrea«
States.
United
I I , , . ' 10 rod* ’ W of N’ t f to r ’o'f‘ s E • ( of
It is hereby ordered th at you a p p e a r It* SB *, of S , r . 9, run S 40 rod*. W 50 ro d ,, N
40
r.»di. B 80 rod* to
S « 9, T p 20,
(Fie Hill of Com plaint herein filed against you
in the above entitle d cause, on the 7th day It 30.
N W l , of N K ' , of 8 W R . S.c 16. T p 20,
of April, 1 919. anil the Sanford Herald t*
hereby d r l lg n a t c d as the n ew spaper in which It 30.
N •) of N K ' , ol N K ' 4 ol S W , S , r 16.
this notice •hall he published once a week
T p 20. R 30
for eight c onseruli Vr weeks.
S B ' , of S B 1, . S ,e 16. T p 20, It 30.
W i t n e s s my Iwand and ofhHal seal this
\V
of S W , , So^ 19. T p 20, It. 30,
t Ifr 2 0 th day of J a n u a r y . 1919
K S -I N W , . S . r 20. T p 20. R 30.
*s e a l»
K.,A. D D UiilfASH, •
N l . 1, of S W ' , »Jc*« 2 *cr,a In NE c o rn e r
70 c d . K and W by 140 y d . N a n d S. Sec 6,
*
C l a r k (Circuit C o u r t .
T p 21. It 30.
Gaines Jk F’l j c h , Solicitors,
S B ' , of S W
See 20, T p 21. It 30.
b r is lttir c Ha,
37-*lr
In ( IrrulL 4 ©url, H r i r n t h Circuit, Nrmlnol©
.
C ounty. Florida
O v c r a l r s c t Tiirp« n l l n c C o m p a n y
*.
(ra.
;
George
W.
Ilam ho,
all fiartica
r l a l m i n g i n t m a t a m n d c r II. Win**
f o l d H a y s , ail p a r l i r * r l a l m i n g Inl i 'f c s i a u n d e r f i r o r g e p . H a y s , aM
parties
claim ing
in tarisfr
under
<1 . I*. J o h n s o n , nil p a r t l e a r l a l m i n g
i n t e r e s t s u n d e r F l l a L. D r a w d y ,
©II p a r t i e s e U l m l t i g I n te re s t* u n d e r
J o h n L. d r o w n , D« f e n d a n l * .
T o t h e D e f e n d a n t , J o h n K. R r o w n
It a p r e a r i r i g f r o m ( h e nw o rn a l i d a v l t
.h erein h i e d t h a t y o u r p l a c e of rcaldctvu- is
of ( h r t 'n i t e i l
t a l i ’* f i th r r t h a n
th e “l a t a uf F l o r b l a . a m i t h a t y o u r u a r t l r •ilar
nec is un i-Mown - t o affian t a n d
t h a t t h e l a i d J o h n II Mrown is a m in o r
over t h e a y uf fitu r tc e n y e a r s am i ha*
b « m a b s e n t fFDfn t h e M a t e m o r e t h a n * U | y
(fays* n e s t p r e c e d i n g t h i s o r d e r a n d t h e r e
Is n o p e r so n i n lhc-©i©t *- of F l o r i d a a e r s l e e
of s u b p o e n a u p o n wJium w.iuld b i n d t h e
■amr J o h n R.. l i r o w n .
You are hereby ordered to a p p r a r to thn
tiitl n( com plaint berein b ird on Ih* 7 th (tay
ol April, A. D. 1919.
It f» f u r t h e r o r d e r 'd t h a t t h t , notice b«
piilitiihed once each week for twelv e e o n .e eutive week. In th e Sanford Herald, a neyra|-aprr puhti.hed in aaid Semin-do c o u n ty .
Witne*. rny hand and t h e aval -of th e aaid
Circuit C o u rt thi* 8 th d a y of J a n u a r y ,
A D. 1919.
,B. A. D O UGL ASS.
Circuit Clerk, Seminole C o u n t y . Florida.
Ma.»e> A Wariow,
Sa|«. for C o m p lt.
* o i-t3 te
*
.
,
Ideal Brands as ever will give
you best results
Complete Formulas, nny analysis
proportioned to prevent waste
J. K PACK.
N O T IC K
Noth© Is hereby given t h a t a p p lic ation
wilF* he m ad e to the Florida l e g i s l a t u r e at
H* fir i t regular srsifon, which convene© on
t h e first T u e s d a y after Ih* first M o n d a y in
ApiiL* 19(9, 'for th e e n a c tm e n t rd a special
law In a n d for FGfrdholF c o u n ty . Florid©,
p r ohibiting
th e running a t large In ©aid
N a i l e r of D e a l a a f r l l r a r l a f
r r a r t y pf hoe* or ©wine, said I f w to I*© rail*
r o w n er* an -l a
fled by « m ajority vote of the qualified vni» in Tt»h « t hlan
r->r;i(-rat*
r i a nf said c o u n ty before becom ing i*ff«ctlvc. in a n d a d-H,
. a r . n t to th
K. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk.
D raiaace D litrie t:'
Prompt Shipment
WILSON &
TOOMER FERTILIZER CO
c* • •
M a n u f a c tu r e r s M e a l F e rtiliz e rs
J a c k s o n v il l e ;
FLORIDA
ARE YOU INSURED?
I f NOT, SEE
W. J . THIGPEN & COMPANY
ACENTb
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To
In l mr ut i I tturi. Sru'iiih Judicial (s'trcuil,
Mr ml mdc ( ntinh, Flitrltla In lhanrery
( L Hinebaugh, Complainant
Catherine \ RrYiwn and
Y *»u * n d r * r h »f you a r e h e r e b y no tified
<*■*( h ( *_(ik_ I. __
Hill* \n»ea A H arlo w k n d
. Nnt-tr e !• h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t a p | d i r a l t o n .Sidney t». I 'I ias *, m r m b t 'M l»f a n d ronkif*
t
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S u p e r v i s i t s »d lb ^
will fie rn a d e t o I Vie F b i ri o * Legist a I o re at l pt»cf S t, J o h n s f inf
rainagc D istrict, have
its n r * t f r g o / a r ai^nion.
whi rl, r u f i v e m * «in iil**ii ifi 1 hif- ntn^e of t h i 1 C le r k of t h r C ircu it
t i /e f*r at T u » a lay af te r ( b e Frst M o n d a y in C o u r t of t h r o i u n t ) uf H revard* » ttlJ * n r f
April, 1919, fur Ih e n i a r i f h i ill of a f {H r i s l
F lo rid a , a p e t i t i o n p r a > l n g t h e sa b l c o u r t
fnw in a m i f «*r S e m i n o l e c o n n t y . F 'lorida. for
p e r m i s s io n ;
p r o h i b i t i n g l h c J r u n n i n g a t l a r g e in sa id
h
a
a
g
a
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be nt!fl© (T tty . fa j _ Ti t —c
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I r a i j o f l t V v o t e o ( ^ l h e ^ u a l i f l r d voter© id ag e Dmi sattriioc nt . of t h e U p p e r j&U J o h n a D r a i n
• a i d c o u n t ) In-lora hecoroirig r f f e c t i v e .
(h i T o ©©tend t h e b o u n d a r y line© of th©
A D O U G L A SS. C lark.
U p p o f Hf. J o h n s D r a i n a g e D i * t r i / t sn bj t o
3»-9tr
E in to Improve." Mrs.
Miller, tie r'd., all pa r tle a claiming
intereata u nde r Georgian* Joiner or
un d e r George II. Jo in e r, all partlea
r.
N.
All of u n a u r v e y e d T o w n a h i p 3 0 S o u th , rlalm ing intereata u n d a r
Fulling, all partlea claiming InterI U n | e 36 K atl.
e*la u n d a r M ary J . Hklnker, d e e'd..
lit O r a n f e C'uunfi
all pa rtlea rlalm ing Intereata un d e r
All of S f f t i o n * I. 2. 3 I t . 12, 13, 14. 21 l a a a r II. T r a b u e , all partlea c la im
an ti 2 5 ; N o r t h h alf of H r c l l o n IOi K a t t hall ing Intereata u n d e r J . H e nry H intof S e c t i o n 2 3 ; K a i t half of S e c t i o n 36; In aen, all par tic* r l a l m in g Intereata
under C h a t. F. Will, all peraona
T r t w n a h i p 22 S. I(anc«* 33 K.
All of S r r t l o n a |H, 19, 3 0 an«l 31 ; All ol claiming Intereata u n d e r K a te F.
Lyon; all partlea rla lm in g Interrata
t h a m > a r t of S r c h o n * 7, 17, 20, 2 1
G o ttlie b !l. Keyler, all partlea
I) I n f » r « t of lh«* S t. J n h n ^ ) \ t
e la lm l n g j n te r e a t a u nde r C ha rlra M.
i h l p 22 S. l U n f P 31 K.
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N o rth Ha«t i)uart#r «»f
in Town H am ilton, all partlea rlalm ing In
terrata . u n d e r A. R
Carver, all
• hi|» 23 S, Hanfv* 33 K,
rjaim ing Intereata under
All uf K r a r t i o n a l S r r l i o n a i, f», f», 27, 32, partlea
th e Itualneia of the corporation ahall be c on
d u c te d by th e following officer*: F. F.
D u t t o n , Fre*., Sandy Anderaon, Vice-IV*. and
II. June*, Sec retary a n d T r e a a u r r ; ; and F.
F. D u t t o n , S andy AnderaoS. a n d
II. June*
• hall e o n a titu te t
lioartl of dirertnrs,
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
*
S a n fo rd
Fire
Ins
0 4 1 - U K B E O I'L E H ( i k \ | ; DUILHING
r .io rld j.
�MARCH 21. 191)
TH E & N P O R D HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
dona* or domestic corporations aro erempt from normal tax when received
by. the stockholder. *
The nortnnl tox ra |M £pr citizen#
and rmfldcntrf an* an follows: On the
first $1,000 of net Income In oiccs* of
the credit# the rate Is 0 per c e n t ; on
nny further taxable Income the rate Is
II! per cent."
,
T!ie siirlnx rotes apply to net In
com e of each Individual In excess <tf
fo.UOO. %Tli« personnl exemption and
Order to Be Helpful-to Public,
the dividends arc not deductible before
computing surtax. In the case of reInternal Revenue Bureau *
ttirns by husband and wife, the net
Income of each Is considered separate
Has Every Available
ly In computing any surtax that .may
Officer In F ie ld ..
he due.' Form HHO should he used for
making returns of net Incmne exceed
Inc 9.1,000, and the Inst ruet Ions on I hat
form jvlll show how to figure the »ur- SEVERE PENALTIES IF YOU
tox.
DELAY BEYOND MARCH 15
Dullness House Returns.
.
Employers 'and others who paid
With the duo date fur Income Tnxes
wnces, xnliirU**. rents. Interest or sim
ilar determinable cuius In nn amount only a few weeks away, the cojloctlon
of $ 1,000 or over ditrinc 1018 to any of till* fur-reach Iiik tax on HUH lapersun must file nn lufonnnllon return comes has M a rle d off with a bang.
with the Government. Itlnnks may he Everybody Is figuring Income tnx.
rn y in rn ls and sworn statem ents of
secured from the Collector.
Every partnership must file n return 'income must reach lutcniul Revenue
showing Its Income and deductions nml oltleea on or before March 16, and there
the name and address of each partner, ure severe penalties for delinquency.
with his share of the profits or losses
Residents of Florida, nre required
durtnc the past year. Personal service to make their returns and pay their
corporations will file similar In forma taxes to Jam es M. Cnthrnrt, Collector
of Internal Revenue, Jacksonville, FJa„
or to nny of Ids deputy collectors who
a r e now doing free advisory work on
The Ford Motor Company have
instructed us to sell the genuine Ford
Parts to any and every reliable Garage
who will pledge their use in the .repair
of Ford cars. The genuine Ford Parts
are absolutely necessary to the owner
of Ford ears that he may get full
service from his car. We carry them
and so, we hope, in a short time will
every reliable Garage. We solicit your
service business because we have the
Ford Methods, the Ford Parts, the
Ford Mechanics and the Ford prices.
Incidentally would be glad to get yoUr
order for one or more Ford cars.
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BUICK CARS
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Wc have them /ind will be }*lad to demonstrate th
popular car to you at any time.
Wc also have ypur size
iif United Slates, Hoodand In Goodyear Tires
B & O MOTOR COMPANY
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Expert Mechanics at Your Service Always
m e rs jw o r
Isadav
A money-maker and hard work saver for land clearer* and wood-cutting
contractors. One man can move it from cut t o c u t Simple and reliable.
Haadredi In tun sit ov*r tb« 0 . 8. When not In um for wood cutting, too 4 IL P. motor wltl
r a n mill* food mlU>, feed en ttm . pump* tic.
J jUiu i Lu fr*m ,
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America rami burn n o r * . .
In co m e-T ax .
C. F. WILLIAMS
Agent
* INCOME TAX PAYS
EDWARD HIGGINS
*
Salesman
Squarely Up to Every Individual
to Get Busy by March 15
or Suffer Penalty.
' ‘D o n ’t w nlt'M ntil Ihe filial due date,
M n rc h 15th. for paying yuiir Incom e
T u x uml m a k in g y o u r r e tu r n . Avoid
t h e la st m in u te rush., Any p erso n can
fig u re out hi* liability today a* well as
lie can next w eek, and If th e r e Is any
jHilnt on which lie n eeds a d v ic e he can
n o w get in touch w ith a I te v e n u e m an."
T ills w o rd of a d v ice is from Ja m e s
M. t 'a l heart, • ‘i d l e , to r of liiterm tl
R e v e n u e , JacL sonvillc, w ho Is co llec t
ing th e Incom e T nx In F lo rid a
i bd
l e c t o r ( ’a lii,-a n
is giving w ithout
c h a r g e every a id of bis olllce a n d bis
e n l a r g e d field fo rc e to help th e people
get th e ir [laym ent* mid tln-ir r e tu r n In by M a rc h I bib
Hilt the Incom e Tax m en will not
pull yntif door bell or y o u r c o n t-tn lK
a c c o r d in g to th e Collector'* m inouie'.s
in e n L It Is s q u a re ly up to e v e r y indi
v id u a l to figure ottt Ills ow n c a s e an d
to gut busy If be com es wlt'ldtt the
• c o p e o f Ihe new R e v e n u e law.
rled p e rso n w ho h ad a net Income o f
$ 1,tHMl o r o v e r um l every tim iri led p e r
son w h o se net Income w a s Jcsjnki o r
o v e r ( In c lu d in g th e Inropie o f husllitnd
o r w ife nm l tin* entiling# of m inor
ch ild ren . If u i i y l must u tn k e a r e m m
oil o r b e f o r e Marcli l^th. Aral ilii* re
qulrciuciit d o e s n o r hlugn o n w h e th e r
t h e , p erson owi -j a tax.
FOR
PU B L IC
DEN EFITS
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“ Viewed In Hu la rg e st a n d
* tr u e s t se n se , th e p a y m e n t o f
A lu x e s is* p a y m e n t f u r - tlenefit*
* rec eive d o r e x p e c te d
Only from
•k n n a r r o w li n T e s s e i i H s t t y selfish
*■ iritlf RffiirfsIghtYil view point r a n
A th e Individual p r o p o se to him* w;lf t h e ev a sio n of tax llahlllty
* a s a d e s ir a b le c o u r s e o f a c tio n ,"
k
Halllel C*. Iloper. ( ’om m lsslonk e r of In le r n u l I It*venue.
T a x a b le Income.
An In dividual unisi in c lu d e u n d e r
g r o s s Income all gains, profits a n d In
com e d e riv e d from saint'll**. w ag e s or
r i . i i 1 1 **"n*;i1 1 , in
fin*
i \h
“ P a y y o u r Incom e T n x by M arch
oav-ttnth tha co.L Writs
l.V M s t h e s lo g a n of th e I n t e r n a l R e v far fraa Book. “ lla w D ia
Koucata Wronls
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en u e B u r e a u , w hich hns s e n t e v e r y
* uvnlluble ofilcer Into t h e field to Itetp
* the pub lic to uiidprsfnnd'T fn^T W ntlrr^” “
A m e n ts a n d to prepare the r e t u r n s . ' -----*
W h o M u tt Make R e tu r n ,'
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n !s e s t i m a t e d thnt m a n y th o u s a n d !
* o f sin g le am t m a r r ie d p e r s o n s In this
A section o f t h e U n ite d S t a t e s wlio h a v e l , .
* n e v e r b e f o r e m a d e a n n u a l r e t u r n s a re
* re q u ire d t o rlu so this y e a r .
"A
A
lijro m e tnx . r e t u r n s m u s t h e m ade
A tii'tween n o w um l M a rc h 1.1 by person*
wlm co m e u n d e r th e follow ing clnsslliraib m s:
Any u n m a r r i e d person w h o s e 1!»lf* “
ro'l in c o m e W a s $1,(100 or o v er. W ld “™
i.Ws a n d w id o w e rs, d iv o r c e e s rind null'
rb d p e r s o n s w ho p re living u p n r l from
»■* n (
w h a t e v e r bin d a n d In w h a t e v e r form
paid o r from professions, vocations,
l.usin.--- s:,n-, ,,j d ea lin g s In ^ p ro p erty E i g h t e e n S t e e l M o n s t e r * T o T r a v e r s e
R o a d * A t F i v e M ile * A n H o u r
o f nil bin d s in te re st, rent, d iv id e n d s
n r profi a did i.c il lim n any s.,.irce
Irv A pproaching S p r i n g
u bat ev e r V ery few Item s o f Income
C a m p a ig n
a r e exem pt.
I n-deeiiitcs inc lude ord in ary an d hoc
E i g h t e e n A me r i ca n tank*, built for
iV-iiri b u sin e ss expenses, in te r e s t paid
Mo* w a r oversea*, will he e xhi bi t e d In
o r iieerned nn Indebtedness, ta x e s of
t h e Sixth F e i l - i a l R e s e r v e Distr ict In
all M o d s c \ , F e d e r a l Inentut- a i d
t h e coming Vict or, i .nan c a mpa l xn. II
xcess profits luxes and a**e*i-smrnix ;
was nntteiim >'d |,y r ,,. T r e a s u r y De
fnr local benefits, losses a c tu a lly kUSt '
p a r t m e m this week
They arn the
tltltu-d. d e b ts nscerlaliu-d to be w orth |
Mtuill t.iiibs, m p a t !■- ,*r going forty
less a n d d, pi-eclatIon mi buildings, inn
ebiiiery. tlxlui.-s, ,-i,* , useif in Inr-lnA** mi l es wiilioui re| I, m btm-nt of th>*
g a s o l i n e iupidy,
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A f n iih e , d e d u c tio n Is allo w ed f o r e r u n 1
It Is not likely th a t t l m ta n k s will
tr ib a l hois to c o r p o r a tio n s o p e r a te d for
religious, eb n fllalile, scientific nr edu h te a k any speed law*, a* th e ir limit
r a ti o n a l p u r p o s e s o r for th e p re v e n tio n o f fixe railc.t a n hour. E a c h will ea r
of cru e lty to c h i ld r e n or a n i m a l s I o a n n ry tw o m en. th e d r iv e r a n d a m e c h a n
a m o u n t md e x c e e d in g lb p e r cent of- ic, T h e y wtl| fie d is t r ib u t e d o v e r the
th e t a x p a y e r s net income as co m puted d is t r ic t, s e v e ra l to a s t a t e , unit will
w
ithout Iht* benefit of th e co ntrlhtnIon be d r iv e n from to w n to to w n o v e r th e
Did You Earn Thi» Much?
c o u n try road*
12 very union tr ie d |«-r*on who r*T h e t a n k - will litu* met at t h e firtnct
cel v»d Income ax er a g i n g .'I'.*.1' a w n t
pal to w n - by speuiu-itor
Victory
d u r in g HUM and every m a r r ie d couple
bond*, a n d d e m o n -■i a* ,"ti * will be held
Who Jointly, received Income averaging
In c o n n e c t io n wi ll puhlb i allies T h ey
prop* riy "i m a k in g ..noil It* <vlui<,
$38.50 a week should s e c u r e at once
* i ■ t i -v lih li ail ullowuticc Is cla nii'tl will he o p e r a t e d u n d e r th e d ir e c tio n of
fro m Ihe n e a r e st D e p u ty C o lle c to r or
under dcjircclatlon.
. th e p u b lic ity d e p a r t m e n t nml s p e a k
th e n e a r e s t h a n k a b la n k F o r m In ill A. |
ers* b u r e a u of t h e rilxiti d ls tilc t. It
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the
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T h a t fo rm con Iu . u s the luforinutloti he
Is In te n d e d to r o u te t h e m so a tank
w ill m>t*d to ••nnhle him to figure hi* 1
Ib-' ore figill iltg t h e nor m"! tax the
will visit p ra c tic a lly e v e r y town. Tie• n i r i i s ' i " i 1 t in o i i f c - n u ! m u i » x i t . a . b e
to u r will begin early In April
I t 'I*
e x p e c te d tin* a c tiv e c a m p a ig n for Vb
lory b o n d s will ticg ri a b o u t April 21
R evenue
B ureau O ffer# A id;
I*.e l l por-oti In the F u l l e d Stnlex
w I " i* In e i t h e r of th e se rlti **|fienllnn*
i n 11-i get busy ill once If p e n a lti e s ann. He i i v n o b t
| | e should s e c u r e a
(■i.tiih F " „ lufii \ for r e p o r tin g tie!
Income n in $5,1 ssi, o r F o rm l o i n II
bis lie t • •*me exceeded Mint a m o u n t
Formliel u g d is| rihliled by I'uHee
tot* ill
r I -ejelIles. :ils*i tu bank*
ity folio- mg (In* ilisl n tc tliiu s on Ihr
f o rm s a lut'i'cei r e tu r n - r u n I n* p ie p n t c d
at hom e
If n person need* a d v ic e or
hid, th e D e p u ty Collector* In th e field
will f u r n is h t h is w ith o u t c h a rg e .
T h e iifiv I tevenue law places t h e I n
c o m e T u x duty on ci tizens a mi .resi
dent * _ T h e I n t e r n a l R e v e n u e H ur e nu
Is sending t r s men in work right with
Hie pn* m to get t h e lax a n d t h e re
tilt'll* q
W 111» lictiV.......... - o p e r a t i o n
,-vi t. i.i »tue \ b i r - h lb will be paid
n*el 4-te.y riU fir'll re q u ire d Ji) hi tv Wltl
h e *t t h e R e v e n u e others oil 11lilts.
j
Exemption# Are Allowed.
A single p e r s o n Is allowed n pe r so n al
e x e mp ti o n o f Sl.Ofib. If lie Is s u p p o r t 1
In In In* hou s e ho l d relative** w h o a r e!
,h - ttdcnl upon tdm la* may cl aim llie
si-* .i* of t h e h ea d of n family w h o has !
lie sa me i'\eiii|itloii us If tlltirrlcit
\ m a r r i e d p e r s o n who lice* with
v
t■i —
l en d i- allowed n i n * o j , a l l
Jacksonville
Lenders.
SHINGLES
SEWER PIPE and DRAIN
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and Vegetable Crate*
W.A. Merrjday Company
P aIa Ulo, F I oH ^ a
5
Walls ren CATAICO 6
WEEKLY PRICE LIST
OLDEST J
ESTABLISHED SECC^
HOUSE IN FLORIDA
'SOUTHERN
The War Work tbium-fl of the
Voting Women's C'lirl*tllim_A**m*laiinn
plaits to send mi Industrial comttil**|iui'
of women to England, Fra nop and Italy
in April to meet propiiiii*tit labor load
ers *if those countries with a view to
proimilliig world fellowship among vvotnen.
Tho rominl**bin wjl( ho made up of
Mrs. Raymond Roltldns, rv|in-*ciiiltig
llie Xutioiml .Women’s Trade Union
t .wntrttr "Ttf - Arai i li a . Mr* - t ump
good Andrews, AmerhTui Asunlit I loti
fur l.nbor l.eglslotlon; Miss (Irttcc
Drake, National (’ottstitpcrs’ Lrugup;
Mrs. .InHies S, ('ushtimn, chalrumti t»Ithe War Work F’outtell of the Young
Women’s Christ I.i u Association; Ml*s
Florence Simms. Miss* Marie Wing um|
Miss linogcm* R. Ireland, iccreUry to
the comnitssloli, (III of the Y. W. C. A.,
and .Miss Mary Gilson, an ntlthorlly on
viiqtly.vment management.
Miss Florence Minims says In re
gard to the commission: "The war
has forced upon - us the hearing
o f ’ International relationship# in nil
things, and our touch with tun men In
oilier Countries tin* nnide u* include In
our Intemailoiial thinking the liulun
trial life of women. The war hn*
wrought *o many change* in tfi * t|lni
It seem* a timely thing that women Ititorvsteil In the larger life of our wouum war kora- t-boubl-lake-x-onn^H to-'
K**tln*r and express their interest with
the hope that, certain minimum standnrd* which seem essential to health
and w e lfare among women may be
agns*i| upon nml obtained.
Our War Work Co an cl I lx sending
abroad ilibs women’s commission from
nrgttjiliuilnii* In America djredly con*
fcrm*»l with Ida welfare tffid largest
lifu.ui iutiusiliit) Woiuull.**
Florida
L IQ U ID S cnc/ PA S T E S : For B lock,W hile,1.
. orid O x -B lo o d (d o rk brow n) S h o e s *
Will Send Industrial Commission
to Meet Foreign Labor
LUMBER
1305-1313 W. Adams Street
Y O U R SHOES NEAT
A c c u r a c y R e q u ir e d .
A!'* **ute accuracy i* n ecus mi ry tu
funking up Infillin' figure* Any per
son uIni .N working for wages should
find out exnctlv how much lip re**eived
during the vvhide vear Rlt*v
Fvs-*.
blink Interi-'t. intnd Interest dividends,
rents received and till, other items
tutist ,jn» rep rri-d corns’ll.v. Jfcre
gntl-M's ;L!C.mL in L'CJiIciL 'f.ir l li e v .tm
u n ju s t pi ke to tin* ta x p a y e r u m l the
f h i v e n u t"Ui niul defe at tin* p r o p e r ait
iiilnUiyutbiiK of tlo- law.
NUr F.F.DAL1 EVCOfiPOOATIOhS LIMITED
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INCOME TAX IS
TRULY POPULAR, k
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“Tl: • payment of Income tuxes A
take* on n new nlgnlficnnce, *
which *luOild be unders(iHnl by *
every citizen. § The taxation ttys- *
tent of lid# country Is truly pop- *
nliyr. of the people, hy the pirn- *
| d e ‘nml for the ivcople. Every**
clllze i 1* I'atdi* to tax. and ihe. *
atiniioi* of 11*,* tax I* enidmited f
* nivw 1 v* to li*' *iir,'ev* tied for- *
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l uce a 11a i v.e,| hv .'a, tl Imllv Idltni
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in *iv,i,
ld m * e |f
of i f i e O p p n r
* fUlfilles d e n te d n Ini (ec*i*ned
* J » y . our free Institutions. ^ The
★ molTIpd and xlegrin* <d the tax Is
* determlnml by no fa t tyred claws,
★ hut hy
rem-escntntlves of the
* people. The iirboejds uf the tax
* should bo regarded a> a national
k In veil merit,"— Daniel C. notter,
★ Commluloner of Internal Ileve-
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BUFFALO. NEW YO^jt7*
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
and Electrical Contracting
Wc have \the rtock ami the very best o f workmen
Your work will receive our best attention*
•at all timoM Rufi
; re always here
L‘‘ it.at c yootl tint’ ; ua ran tee of
li r s t - c 1 a s s w<»rknianship •
THERE NEVER WAS A BETTER TIM E TO MAKE THOSE REPAIRS,
.. OR AVI RE THAT UOLSl.. WE »i»LL TAKE*
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PLEASPRE IN SERVING YOU."
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.Charles Electrical Co
111 Park Avenue
Spencer Bakery Bldg,
Herald W ant Ads Will Brinjr «esu?*s
�MARCH 21, 1919
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST
BETWEEN YOU ANI) ME”
EVEN THE GATE POST
NOT IN IT
THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CARS
AUTO TIRES AND TUBES,
GASOLINE, MOBILOILS, GREASES,
COMPLETE STOCK OF AUTO ACCESSORIES
A Chief la Among Yc Taking Notes
and Faith, "H e'll Print ’em’’—
So Says Sauntcrer.
TRA CK
The
M ARK
C ity
of
GOODRICH
. A k r o r t , O h io '
Women
W ere Just
Going to Vote
In the last days of
Pompeii, when Ve. suvius blew up, and
spoiled everything.
It’s a wise thing for
ladies—and gentle
men—to be safe
g u ard ed a g a in st
blow ups and L/mv.
o u fs , e sp e c ia lly
whenspinningalong
a country road.
And the best pro
tection against blow
outs is Goodrich
S ilv erto w n Cord
T ires, those hand
some, powerful tires,
you see on most
smart cars—
77ie tire s w ith the
‘T w in R e d - D ia
m o n d s o n th o
sidewall.
Silvertow n's cablecord body is immune
to ordinary puncture
Silvertown Cords also
give a special ease,
elegance, and econ
omy, unmatched by
other tires, and ren
der the full S erv ico Value of all
Goodrich Tires:
B u y G o o d rich T ire s
fro m a D ea ler
T h e r e ’s ah old saw
With sting of viper,
’’Those who dance
-**Must pay the piper.”
Now the Huns
For the war dance yearning
Are with dread
This lesson learning.
Minds befit on
Their, might enhancing
Still they would
■Insist on dancing/
Sure they could
,
* By dint of staying.
Force the foe
To do th e paying.
They have danced.
Their fun is over
T h e y have found
Here slings the viper!
T h e y ’ve picked the most
Expensive piper.
Phone 16
SEMINOLE
IM M E D IA T E* S E R V I C■ E —Y O U D O N T
H A V E TO W A IT —T H E R E ’ S A M A N
A T T H E C U R B TO S E R V E Y O U
BANK A N N E X
Phone 16
ON MA GNOL I A
AVENUE
*d. tunity to obtain legal service of proay cess in Florida.
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en
At present producers and shippers
rat generally in S enator Tram m ell's
T H O M A S !>. IIAKt:It- l*h. O.
definition any unsightly, uselesi or state lind it almost impossible to
I n i l u l n l and I'sn .u liln* 1'hrml.t
C r u f c - l n n . l of Natural S e im
in ju rio u s plant. If I were a pfe Ji* rH into the courts to have their
KmrnlUs. Itullln* LoMrgr. I'lurld*,
er this wAuld* he my text I wi ild claims adjusted. TTi'e fcsult is Hum
_
H r h i t . U b a t i l t r ; of Hollins t'ollr.
preach for awhile and describe, u s ’sands of claims for MM and dam aged
I l r i f Sir:
’
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best 1 eould the various kind of u n freight cannot be collected.
I ha«r tom plrltd mriTul rhrmlml a n s i , . I s of the .am p le a t ualef Tual
sightly, the kinds of uselss and the
Senator Tram m el! says if relief is
you brought mo rarljr Uat
anad harp obtained Ihe foltanlng raaulla:
would s ta te - to my congregation not granted otherwise, he will intro
. f l e a r t'hlurlnr
1.75 (la,Is par million
Itrartlon
Neutral Total . o l i d .
*.00 parla per million
that weeds, first, lust and always are duce a mens'll re providing a remedy
t r e e tm m onla
DO'parla per rdllllon llardnesa .
21.03 parla per million
Albuminoid Ammanla---------------—Traro Nitrate.
,
Trare*
unsightly, first last and always are as soon as congress convenesThe ah .e n r e prartlrall, of free and nlhumlnntil ammonia In ihta o i l e r and
useless, and first, last and always
II* *rr, .m a ll amount of ehlorlnr IntUralea ha etrellenl quality fur houaeheNI
are injurious. Why unsightly?' Be
purpu.r.
In addition In Ihr (oud qualll, t h a r a r te tl.llr. of auoerlor bnuarhnld
Irm e Sells for MOO.Otu)
»alrr, II puM.ra.ra aperlal fealurra of murh la lu r , e.prtlally lhaar of rir rtlrnl
cause they tend, especially on v a
Lynrlihury Grove near Au- 1
natural aeration and LOW degree of hardneia.
cant lots in our city, to obliterate
The hnrlrrlologlral nnolyala, m u l l i n g In an arrrage lalal toun l. In four
e,- Florida, sold lust week for
aamplea of Ihe oalrt, of 3 hnrlrrla prr rent., and In finding no rolon, or other
the b ea u ty of an otherwise well kept
3. being purchased by men
harmful harlrrla. fully rontlrm l l . good quality Indlralrd by the I'IIKMICAI.
anal, . 1..
lawn ;iroll a lily Why useless? Be
t* in tile immediate neighhort l f the many oatrra o f thla and uthrr regions lhat I have anatyrrd, 1 have
cause all weeds a te by their very
found none superior In all good qualities to that of the "Elder Water."
n ature useless. Weeds are always in
Voura^very ry.pertfulty,
the wuy. Only a snake would have
ISIgnedi Til ON. It. IIAKKII
any use for weeds, and wjio wants
to lie a snake. Why injurious? Be
cause they sap the very life out of
tin® soil, they injure the v ie w . af-.
forded, they are detrim ental to all
good grass that might want to m ine
I’r o m i n e n t B u n k e rs llt-rc
and grow nn that vacant tot. They
A party of prominent bunkers and
injure rather than enhance the value business men from t ’ldumbus. Ohio
of the vacant lot, and in many other were Sanford visitors on M onday of
ways weeds are unsightly, useless tins week. They are on a combined
and injurious. T hen if they sre th at busmens anil pleasure trip through
why not, use the medicine afforded Florida and are making a trip
by the same dictionary to get rid of t.hrnugh this part of the state.
K i d n e y t r o u b l e * d o n 't d l i n p p e a r of
h o u s e w i f e o f H o l l a n d w o u ld at
them.
Use the oth er weed to re
T he party includes (.'has.
H. iatilipwodi sl lnyi,v c a u n,i Tl ohr en yi l n lgnrao w h eeal ol twh l y wbi ut ht m o s t a a »oon l>* w i t h o u t fo o d a t w i t h
lieve th e weedy condition of the va Shields, vice .president of th e new d e a d l y c e r t a i n l y , u n t i l y o u f a l l a v i c o u t h e r “ B e a t D u t c h D rops," aa sh i
q u a i n t ] ? c a ll* GOLD M B D A I . T D a r l a n
cant lot. .lust weed the weeds out. First National B a n k ,o f C olum bus, t im t o I n c u r a b l e i t t i r u s e .
T h e y r e a l ora s i r e n a t I
Htc» y o u r t r o u b l e * w h i l e t h e r e I* l im e . till C ap su tr *.
Take a hop and m ake your b re ak II. A. Morgan and Harry Perkins. lUMi’l
w a t t u n t i l l i t t l e |m l n a b e c o m e b i g a n d a r e r o n p u n ilb le In a r r e a t m a a a u n
fast taste good by wee,ding a few While in Sanford ‘they were the a c h e s . . D o n ' t t r if l e w i t h d l a o a a e . T o f o r t h e stu rd y , r o b u e t h e a l t h o f thi
n v n p l f u t u r e mifTerlni; b e g i n t r e a t m e n t H o l l a n d e r s ,
weeds before parta k in g iff the m orn guests of the First National Bank of w i l l ! i l l l l , t > M K I ' A I , H a a r l e m D l l C a p D o n o t de lay. On to y o u r d r u g g i s t a n d
ffulCri h o w .
T a k e th ree or fo u r every
ing meal
Let’s all get huiy on this this city. F. P. Forster
■la) u n t i l > u u u r u " E n t i r e l y f r e o f r o m I n s i s t o n tils s u p p l y i n g y o u w i t h U O L D
U
K l t A L H a a r le m Dll C a p su le s. T a k a
weed <| uestin!) and miTke our town
pa in
T h i s w e l l - k n o w n p r e |> o r a l I o n b a a b a r n t h e m a s direc ted , a n d If y o u . a r e n o t
entirely devoid of w e e d s .
o n e o f t h e n n l l o n . i l r e m e d i e s o f H o l sn lla fled w i t h r e s u l t s y o u r d r u g g i s t w i l l
ELDER S P R IN G S WATER
^ Sanford was mure nr less full iff
bands Tuesday.
Never t<»<> much
music though. .Sanford needs some
music and needs it bad, T hat brings
us tn remark. Del.and is a smaller
town than Sanford arid yet DeLand
has hud u band fur some 25 years,
the same organization all the time.
Why I lie present leader iff the Dr*
Land bund can almost say he raised
his .band up so us to play like lie
wanted it in.
But that don’t gel
Sanford any ■ band yet
What is
needed here is for somebody or some
organization to get behind this band
idea and give it a big shove. D o n ’t
let a smaller town come in here and
show us up when it comes It) music
and just plain old bund music at
lh a t.
Sanford’s got the talent if
may be d orm ant but it’s here, all it
wants is a waking up. I say wake
it up, and get us a band.
Not long ago I took a short trip
out of Sanford and came back on
the train. After arriving at the de
pot 1 got in Hogan's jitney and was
whisked up into town.
Well, the
trip was without incident except on
Ninth street, On Ninth street there
are two places made into the brick
small gulley like holes ,rh*ar across
the street. One cannot miss them
without going another street or on
the nidcw'nlk. T h a t day this jitney
was loaded and it dipped, first front,
then back, and a good lady who was
looking over toward the grapim ar
school, not thinking of preparing for
the jolt, especially the second time,
liked tn have swallowed her chewing
gum.
Just about half d jr s work
with one horse power negro would
till in those places and temp the
brick down so as lo ,m ak e a sm ooth
passage wuy for automobile* into
home nn.bihlu fi-H/vu.' i« in fpy
■OftP’or llie uloresiml creatures who
endowed by n atu re with* a splendid
nnd sweet m an n er—when away from
home. Well, ] was there, near bis
place, und first I could not believe
t h a t the fuss'* I beard was being fo
m ented ip th a t tnun's house.
I
finally convinced myself th a t if the
fuKs was really coming from the
house,' one of the neighbors must be
calling. Well, after making certain
m anocuvers 1 was a d m itte d ’into the
very parlor of this borne—and there
was no one b u t th e family. T h a t I
wan astonished —dumbfounded, or
an y th in g else you wish to term it,
would • never describe my feelings.
T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
LOOK OUT!
O p tim is tic Thought.
We must oihtiliite not im t w e n t h
rr, imr on fortune, but upon God unt!
turni'lve*.
t hut would be four o'ehuk mi mi*
time aduy or night lust full/ Well
you c u n ’t gel over it. This portion
of Florida is now in the eastern time
zone and the laws of the land say
t h a t nit tim e m ust be.»et ahead one
h our— to' save duyligbt. One fellow
said be would gel up nnd do a day's
work by regular dinner time, and
then he would walk around all the
afternoon. He equld do th at now. if
be would,, but he won’t now. nor
will lit* then. Nome people want the
time* for Sanford ch a n g e d -o r rather
not changed. I say let it be like it
is over th e wdiolo cou n try . We i s n ' t
railroad by the ujirly time and live
hy the late tijne. Would always be
getting there an h o u r late
L e t s be
with the rest of the omintry and get
-un-Abe high "time ' ft u g o n l " Y'lmrrh—
through with it and if we want to
go to th e bench a fte r church it will
be b e tte r th a n not going to ebureh
at all.
Some ad v a n ta g e there.
Lots of folks like to sa ta y over to
their sweet child’s house until 12
o'clock, th a t will be all right, too.
Sec she can get rid of. him at exactly
10 o ’clock t h a t is late enough. After
all the change in tim e won’t be so
4
bad a fte r you get used to it. But
take my advice, d o n ’t try to explain
to your wife or a n y b o d y ’s wife for
th at m a tte r just w ha t time it in Or
would be if i f could be or had been,
or it was going to be if the docks
had no t been c h a n g e d —there is the
real b a rm in the tim e changing. A
fellow has such hard tim e trying to
explain. D o n 't do it. J u s t ’Iet time
Trammell Assist# Shippers
W ashington, D. C., Mar. 20. —
Senator Park Tramm ell is making
an earnest effort to have the Direc
less, or injurious* plant.
tor General of Jtailroada make pro
W eed, v. t., T o free from noxtoQa vision whereby claim ants against
land for e e n lu r le a
In I6»6 i l i a g o v e r n g l a d l y r e f u n d y o u r m o n e y . L o o k f o r
m e n t o f t h e N e t h e r l a n d s g r a n t e d a l h a n a m e HOLD M U D A L o n t h e b o x
sp e c i a l c h a r i e r a u t h o r i s i n g Its p r e p a r a a n d a c c e p t no o ther, l h s e a l e d h o s e s ,
three a lio s .
tion a n d s a l e .
the nationaljo y sm oke
[Si m i
ftynokla
m Cm.
N
EV ER was such nght-handed-twbfisted smokejoy as you puff out of a
jimmy pipe packed with Prince Albert I
T h a t's fb ocauce P . A . has the qu a lity 1
•You can’t fool your taste apparatus any more than you i
can get five aces out of a family deck 1 So, when you hit >
Prince Albert, coming nnd going, and get up half an hour \
earlier just to start stoking your pipe or. rolling cigarettes,
y o u k n o w you’v e g o t the big prire on the end of your linel I
Prince Albqrt’a quality alone puts it in a class of Its own,
but when you figure that P.'A. is made- by our exclusive
patented process that cuts out bite and parch—w ell—you
feel like getting a flock o f dictionaries to find enough words— ,
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IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N
NUMBER 41
SANFORD, FLOfUDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 191#
VOLUME X
WILSON DUE IN FRANCE
YESTERDAY
REMODELING PLAN TO
NEW COURT BUILD $250
HOUSE NOW FORD CAR I
I rating report of the 17th anpual con
ference held in St. A’btfUatine. She
and Mrs. Bart Peterson represented
' this chapter. At thc^ clpse r f Mrs.
' Starling’s report she precepted to the
i Sallio Harrison Chapter a beautiful
, silk tlag. Thi.* ling was given to our
. chapter by airs. Arthur Gflkes at
It is moved by#L. P. Hagan and
the St. Augustine conference, and
seconded by O. P. Swope and carried
was received by Mrs. Starling on
thut our senator and representative
I bphitlf of the chapter. A rising vote
be and they are hereby requested to
|of thanks was given to the retiring
work for the passage of a law per
I
state regent, Mrs. Gilkes for her in
mitting the counties of the state to W O RK IS PROGRESSING RAP New Concern to be controlled
WAS TO
ARRIVE AT BREST
MANY m a t t e r s o f i n t e r e s t
i’
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terest and kindness to us, the "Baby
hire the state convicts for road work
LAS T EVENING A T 8:30
Family—
Factories
to
Special
IDLY
AND
S
EM
INO
LE
W
ILL
t o CITIZENS OF THIS COUNx
Chapter*'*
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at a reasonable price, and to pro
ize on Parla
SOON HAVE A MODEL COUN
TY RECEIVE A T T E N T IO N
Mrs.
J.
N.
Whitncr
and
Miss
Gn Board the U. S. S. George
vide for supplying the needs of the
T Y BUILDING
Detroit,
March
13.—
Edsel
Ford,
Washington,
Wednesday, March 12,
Helen
Brigham
were
made
chairmen
counties in this respect before the
Sanford. Fla., March 4, 1919.
■on of Henry Ford, and president of of a committee to prevent the dese 7 p. m.— (By wireless to the Asso
Work
of
remodelling
the
building
convicxa
are
otherwise
disposed
of,
■ Hon. Board of County Commlsthe Ford Motor Company, while on crations of the llag.
ciated Press).— President Wilson ex-
, joncrs in and for Seminole county, and thut such counties as may wnnt recently purchased by Seminole
t
•
route homo from California today,
peels to arrive at Brest about 8:30*
county
for
a
court
house
is
now
pro
Other
business
of
importance
be
them
shall
have
their
proportionate
Fla., met in regular session at 10
({aye
out
the
following
statement
re
o'clock
Thursday evening. He will
ing attended to Miss Morrison serv
k. m.
Present: .Chairman U A. share of state convicts tu work on gressing rapidly and workmen are
garding
the
intention
of
the
Fords
hoard
his
special train after the
busy
tearing
out
(hat
part
not
ed delicious "refreshments, which
Ilrumley and Commissioners L. P. public roads, provided however that
county otficrnr-ffmt*'iw“ w' , l|,^A^' f™’ m the Ford Motor brought a clusu Xa «. moBtaWI*btlut|irr't/ *‘uuq>liQa.Ceremonies and will
needed
by
the
under,
existing
law
the
State’
High
Hagan, O. P. Swope, C. W. EntzCompany and establish a new com nfternoon. .
probably- arrive trr* Parts about 9
. .
roingtr and E. H. Kilbee, with V. E. way Commission shall continue to puttinfC-~hi'.atkcr pita*.-that: wail be
pany
for the manufacture of a $280
o’clock Friday morning.
wnflri'-fhr4
prftmicnf
nlrp'ady*Tiraqr-~tnccdedr
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Next meeting to he with Miss
Douglass, -duput.y-^nIwh.'*Tt7L’ -T ft y ■
Mr. Ford said:
It is stated by those who know automobile.
Alice Caldwell, Murch 14. 1919.
President and Mrs. Wilson dined,
Tillis, deputy sherilT. *in~ attendance. nated by law on the state roads and
“ The arrangements for- our new
that Seminole county will .come near
highways
of
Florida*
this
evening wlth^Capt.- McAuley in
Frances
W.
Thigpen,
Minutes of last regular meeting,
having a model court house when company are undeveloped, hut we
Secretary.
their
suite.
This afternoon Mr.
And
be
it
further
resolved
that
we
also two called meetings read and
the present plans are completed. know in a general way what we will
Wilson sent messages to- Secretary
request,
our
state
senator
and
repre
approved.
Lansing and Col. House and ar
sentative to work for n law to alml- The entire second tloor niul u part of do. ’ The Supreme Court decision
Firsl Methodist Church
J. W. Bell addressed the board in
whereby we' must distribute $19,
the
first
and
third
floors
will
be
made
ranged
to begin work in Paris with
sh the convict lease system to indi
reference to road work on road lead*
000,000 accumulated profits is the
up
into
ollices
for
the
several
county
Sunday
*-honl
10
a.
m,
out
loss
of time.
.
ing to the- school house ut Lake viduals and corporations.
officers while the former lodge room thing that definitely convinced us’
Sundayt March Kith is Laymitn's
The following resolution was of
Monroe. '
_ *
on.the third tloor will ho used as a that a new company was essential. Day.
.
House at Brest to Meet Train
fered by Commissioner L. P. Hagan,
• Motion of C. W. Entzminger. sec
court room
In the basement or I “ The company will lie owned en11:30
a.
in.—Three tnlkH hy la>*July seconded by Commissioner C.
Brest. March 13.— Col. E. M.
onded by L. P. Hogan, and carried,
first tloor will be arrangements for tirely within our family, and thus mcn as follows:
W. Entzminger and adopted:
the county guards, with lockers for can be directed without outside in
rlerk is instructed to pay rent, on
Hrv. !,. K. Sessions, a ten min House and Jules J. Jusserand,
Whereas on the Ith day of Febru their equipment atnl ample room for terference
We have no intention of utes talk on "How, Much Owes! French amhussador to the United
store room in the Pico building used
States, with Mine. Jusserand, have
building all our factories at once, Thou?"
fir government research work until ary. A D. UM9, a |x-tttinn was pre armorv work.
'
‘
sented to the board of county com
arrived in Brest to greet President
. ....
...
■
, ‘ nor will we operate, them at first as
court house is ready.
This building, win oh. was built by
. . .
.
Ed. Putnam, a teit iniuujes talk
missioners in and for Seminole coun
Wilson when he lands. They wero
....
,
,
.
.
.
,
w
'C
Intend
to
event
uullv.
We
expert
Y;.t A. Dfiuglnss appears! before
the Elks of tins eitv is a mo«t beau.
* ■
on "Cnn a Farmer Tithe?"
ty, Florida, by G. It Head, et a!.,
...
...
i to start wor.. <oi our plants tu the
given a dinner this noon hy Goorgo
the board in reference to redemption
built edifice, and
,
,
1
Mrs. A. E. Philips, a’ ten minutes
wherein it appeared thut it wa-i ifill li’nl well
Leguirc, minister of marine.
early part of next year, and are
of t.ixes by Eugerte Orr, Tux Cert.
loomed necessary and expedient f „ r 1funding us it does on the lake front hunting water power, and so far tnlk on "Can A Woman Tithe?"
The city was gaily decorated, all
No. till, tax sale of 1917, covering
Kxenilig service*:
agricultural purposes and for the M" ««•>" «•' the A m building* to he hnx•' nulx two ifi limtc.locatmu*, and
(lags
and other dress being put into
2 '* acres in Sec. 7. Tp. 21 S, H: 30
Senior League, (1:45 p lit.
loser I lied I I I I *een h> the \intor coming to >.mbenefit
of
certain
land
they
wire
bought
primarily
for
trac
place
before noon. The people work
I’ .th,| on motion « f L. P. Hagan,
7;:(() p. in. Three talks by luysaid petition. whi*h were low, wet, ford l>v boat
tor factories.
They are at Troy,
ed with alacrity and banners span
«r,..i,ded by E. II. Kilbee and curThe work of remodelling is being N y
n umj|lim, Ohio. It will nten as follows:
submerged or liable to become stibned the streets bearing the legion
ned. clerk is instructed to recom
.1 E. Spurling, a ten minutes talk
mertged to establish a public ditch, .lone under the supervision of S O probably be a year before we
"Welcome Wilson." The street lead
mend to the state comptroller thnt
mi "T h e Sin w«* are Afraid to Men
lrsin or canal in the county <>f Sem Shinliolser, contractor, and it is ex launch the new company.
.
ing to tlo- railway station was gaily
In allow the redemption of same at
pelted
that
tile
huildillg
will
hi
tion."
inole and stale of Florida, for the
bedecked.
The Star Spungled Ban
"T
h
e
reasons
for
spreading
the
Hi tlat sum of $15.00 plus clerk's
(). Hall, a ten minutes talk on
purpose of draining said described reads for onuparn> in about six!;. company out in many cities are im
ner
and
the
French tri-color pre
fee*
"Whose Is It.'"
.
lands, by those owning a greater day ■
dominated-in
the
decorative scheme.
perative.
One
is
the
problem
of
I,elior from J. J. Dickinson, in part of the lands through which
Dr. L. It. Philips, a ten minutes
housing
all
of
the
employes
if
we
reference to bis appointment as at- such proposed ditch, drain or canal
talk on " T h e Laborer is Worthy of
Guards lluxe Election
locate in one city. Another is that
At Congregational Church
tornej for the hoard was read and and lateral ditches, drains or canals
According to notice given last we can specialize in each factory on His Hire."
ordered filed.
hull run. and by those owning a week in the Herald, an elect ion of one part." '
' D is earnestly desired thaf a good
"Jesus at the house of Simon"
1. M Itehbinder and Mr. Mar greater purl of the lands contiguous the Seminole County Guards was
crowd will hear these able speakers will he the subject for thought at
The present Ford system of as
shall. representing the Orange Bell thereto that would be benefitted by held at the Armory last Friday
from the lay ranks -of the church. the morning service, beginning at 11
sembling plants in largo cities will
Auto Line appeared before the hoard such.djtch,’ drain or canal and lat- evening.
Former Captain C. .11.
o'clock. Sunday school precedes it
You are welcome.
in reference to license tax on auto ernl-ditches, drains’ or canULs, which Dingce having resigned,, a vacancy j be followed by tbe new company,
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C. W. White, P. C.
at 9:48.
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according to Mr. Ford, building up a
hus lines.
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petition was purported- ttr be signed in the command of the Guards
"World-wide Interest and Influ
^li(i ►sqles organization Independent of
To fill this Vacancy
ence: or th»‘ Christian the (Inly Suc
Mr. Hunter, representing the Os by the owners of the greater part of suited.
Death of Tourist
elected . that used hy the existing company
cessful Life," will he the evening
ceola Cypress Co., appeared before the lands through which such pro members o f - the company
That the announcement' of a new
John M Foil, a tourist from Al j subject, the service beginning nt
the hoard in reference to road lead posed ditch, drnin or canal and lat Lieut Geo A DeCottcs. U. S. A .
bany. N’ Y , died last night at the 7:30.
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( uok's Ferry, and on motion eral ditched, drains or canals as pro resigned, to be ( upturn of the Sem company and a lower priced car
Hotel Carnes of heart failure.might
be
considered
an
attempt
to
Another otlire. was
Portions from one of the sacred
i! 1 P Hagan, seconded by ( \\ posed should run, and the owners inole Guards
force stockholders in the Ford Mo
Mr. Foil has been a visitor here oratorios will provide the music for
Fiit/.nuiiger and carried, this matter of the greater purl of the lands con created and Lieut. Uniph Wight,
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i» referred to Commissioner Kilbee tiguous thereto that would be bene u. S. A., resigned, was elected to be tor Company to sell their stock, was for several weeks coming here for the evening.
brought to Mr. Ford’s attention.
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to investigate and make report to fitted by such ditch, drain or conn I ranking First Lieutenant of. the
After the Wednesday evening ser
his health upon the recommendation
"1 know that will he the concluand lateral ditches, drains or canals, Guards,
'piis arrangement makes
this hoard.
vice Mrs. Julius Takach will sing se
of his physicians.
o
f'
sion,"
Mr.
Ford
said,
"but
it
is
not
to
which
petition
was
attached
n
the
Seminole
County
Guards
lections from oratorios, and Mrs.
F. L. Miller appeared before the
Relatives of the deceased have
true. We are going to hold our inFrye will play orgun selections, these
hoard in reference, to repairs on plat of said lands showing the gen fleered and commanded hy experi
eral course of such proposed ditch, enced army officers of the latest ''rests in ..........I company, and will been notified and the body is being recitals to continue Wednesday- even
brick road on West First street.
drain or canal utid the lateral ditches, school, ( ’ apt. DeCottcs and Lieut.. '•»'
“ "bar. of any one els.-s held at the undertaking parlors of ings until Easter.
Mr Harvey and Mr. Roller, repdrains or cnnals the approximate Wight, having l.nth been instructors « « « « * .
/bat charge cannot he Y I Millej & Son until instructions
The one given this week was a
n>< Ming Southern Clay Mfg. Co.,
length of same -and showing the in the army and just recently having borne out.
appeared before the board In refer••0,11 be received, as to it* disposi rich treat. All are invited.
lands to be benefitted thereby, and returned to their home. /Lieut*. *
erue to bricking the Geneva road
tion.
(Continued on page K)
Turner and Muxwell will retain their
Hankers Meet Tomorrow
.
jin-’ we>t of St. Johns river.
No
Brings Entertainer of Note
commissions and their ranks in the
N,,w .smy rnu. Fla., March, 13. action taken.
In keeping with tho reputation of
company.
j Group No. 3 of the Florida Bankers’
Report of road committee was
the local Woman's Club to do "B ig
As
soon
as
the
newly
elorlcd
of*
j Association will hold its annunl
read, and on motion of L. P. Hagan,
Thin gi" they now announce t h a t ’ "
ficers receive their commissions an meeting in Ilel.and nnd New Smyrseconded .by O. P. Swope, and'car
arrangements have been made with
installment meet will .be- held, at na March 15th, and an interesting
ried, report ot committee is accepted
the famoUa and w ijgly known Irawhich time all the Guards of the program for the session has been
and the following is declared, a pub
personator Gilbert Atlee^ Eldrcdge
county and ajLrglMingd-l army- and t preps red by (leo. Nolan nf Orlando,
lic roadway: Forty ft. wide, beg. at
whereby ho will appear here in the *
navy boys will be invited to partake! chairman, and John T. Hammond of
' intersection corner ,bf 'Sees. 31 and
near future. The Woman’s Club ia
of a bite of refreshment that is being this city, secretary’ and tteasurer.
32. Tp. 20 S, It. 30 E., run west one
to he congratulated in being able to
prepared l»y the committees.
NoTp. line quarter of a mile, and the
Thu business session will be held
bring Mr. Eldredge - here and thetire
of
this
event
will
he
given
later.
at 9 o'clock in the morning in the
romniitlee is felieved ofi further
public wil| look forwitTd with pleas
duty.
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; DcLand Commercial Club rooms
urable anticipation to this events
About Income Taxes
, nmj addresses will be delivered l»y
Rids for 1000 gullona of cattlerdip
O FFIC IA LLY
P R O C LA IM E D
RY Mr. Eldredge is spending the winter
BEAUTIFUL BRICK S C H O O L IS
Jacksonville, Fla., March 13 (Spec-1p r. Lincoln iiulley of DcLandv Forwere opened, and the bid of ChipS TA T E LIVE STOCK SANITA RY in Orlando after twenty years of
C OM PLE TED AT
COST
OF
ial>— Collector of Internal Revenue ri>st Lake of Hanford, G. B. Sauasure
man Chemical Eng. C6, Int., being
BOARD FOR ERADICATION OF continuous connection with the lead
IIO.tMMl-FOR T H E ^ C H IL D R E N
James M. Cathcart of the District ( „( Jacksonville, J. H. Griffin of
the lowest and best bid is hereby ac
CA
TTLE T IC K S
ing lyceum bureaus o f the United
OF T H A T PLACE
of Florida has announced that Form , Tampa and Dr. K. Boyce Tupper of
cepted for (Q00 gals of Atlas Cattle
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Dip, pm*~in-&-galloiw>«n«-lhW per
Lake_ Monroe U the proud po«- 1031 -T~ts-g~tcntattre--return-and-e»- FfitUdflpfili^
alv.wys eagerly sought.
gallon t: o. * b. Sanford, Fla., pay acaaor of ai new $10,000 brick achool timate of corporation Income and
^ number of matters c* 'rrpnrt- finally proclaimed Ly the Stale
The VvOman's Club Invites the
ment in one year from date of ship building, which was recently com profits taxes and within itself when snee to the bankers will be taken up Li e Stork Sanitary Board as unnlcr
public
to this populsr event which
ment with no interest.
ial quarantine for conducting
pleted and is now being occupied by properly filled out is a request for for discussion in the round table
extension of time fdr filing them.
ay atcm ■tic* "erii die at IoIt" 'of 'the" Vault- ! *
the ?ve" ln«
March 28th
Clerk is instructed to order 5 test the school at that place.
talks.
In tha Woman's Club House,,
this
.
season,
effective
As
the
face
of
the
form
itself
fever
ticks
ing outfits from Chlpman Chem.
The new building is two stories in
Following the business scaai in the
shows,
this
tentative
return
and^eaEng. Co., Inc., together w it h ,1000 hcigbth and contains ample room to
ill be ■April nr<icr
nnnkm urn! their friends
— *U *ed Clothing Needed
This a-tion wax in accordance
g«Won**of-Atl*rratTttrt!t|r
accommodate the children at Mon fimale must be on file in the Col- brought to New Smyrna
ns tne
Icctor's
office
in
Jacksonville'
on
or
A
cs'l
comes to the local Red
guests of the State Rank of New with ihc wishes of th^ county of
Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded roe for years to come. In addition
before
March
15th.
Crcza
for
used clothing for the
ficials
and
cattle
owners
who
at
by C. W. Entzminger and carried. to the class rooms and halls the
Smyrna and its president, John T.
When
this
form
is
properly
filled
peoplo
of.
the
Ilberut cd countries of
tended
the
recent
conference
in
San
Hammond, for a clam chowder
County agrees to hire another in building has a good auditorium for
.
It automatically grants to the cor- ,
.
,
,
. ,
.
Europe and Asia.
ford,
and
will
give
this
county
an
the.
use
of
the
school
and
the
public
spector for the tick eradication work,
■The Red Cross rooms will be open
opportunity to clean up and get re
**Ury to’ be $85 per month, inspec meetings of the little city as well.
next week from Monday to Friday
leased
from
qua[pntlne
this
year.
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s
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,Th"
tor to furnish his own horse.
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Us on ideal place for such a lunch, as
The people of Lake Monroe may
return, which means that the cor
It is understood that the cattle for receiving such articles of used
Motion of O. P. Swope, seepnded justly be proud of this beautiful poration itself must be filed by May the pavilion stands just at high, tide
clothing as inny be donated by the
mark on the finest beach in the world along the Orange county line will
by L. P. Hagan and carried, this new building which has been built 1st.
good
people of tho city and county,
After the lunch the bunkers nnd vis be dipped regularly fro'm about the
I’oard endorses the bill as drawn for' with no little difficulty on account
These forms, 1031-T have been
and
shipment
will be made at once.
the making and recording of plats of of war conditions. It was planned mailed by the Collector's offlre to itors will be.taken for a ride on the middle of M arch, •whenever the of
Only
such
articles
us are usable are
l*nd in the state of Florida, also to have the building ready for occu every corporation in the state of beach and about the city.
ficials decide to start ^he clean up
wanted as jt wjll not pay to ship
again wish to endorse the tax bill as pancy at the time of the opening of Florida.
work in that county, and all .cattle worn out garments and ahoes.
the school in the fall but the delay
presented to the last legislature.
Special attention is called to the.
Sanford Chapter D. A. It
in the county will be taking swims
wmam
Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded in obtainfdg materials has retarded fact that both sheets of this form j The Sallie Harrison Chapter of
through-dipping VSt* filled with" "the included and will be worked as one
the
worlf
to
such
an
extent
that
the
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l*y C. W. Entzminger and carried
should bo returned-t«»-the"Collectofs the'TJiUjMeTi_onHi**Ameri^sn Rev.
.
* » * M d s ^ r ^ f S r T n T T f F ^ r l e r i r ? s?W8T‘ rtQM“ m5rocc’uj)y *tKe"~buiTd^ office. * The duplicste sheet being olution held its Fcbrusry monthly arsenical aolution not later than unit.
April
first,
and
every
two
weeks
Approxima
tely
6,800
square
miles
hereby rejected and Mr. Wynn is ing until last Monday.
the Collector’s extension which is meeting Isst Fridsy afternoon, at
The building t u built by S. 0. mailed back to the corporation and the home o( Miss Brenda DeV. thereafter until all the battle ticks
instructed to purchase tame at best
included in working ares this
Shinholser, contractor with F. H. in all esses must accompany the Morrison.
prices.
,
year, the counties additional to
These meetings are. al are killed.
Bills of Florida Grovea Drainage Trimble aa architect. J. Tildrn Ja final return. ,
those mentioned above being Duval,
ways full of interest and enthuiiasm,Volusia county was left out of
District, aa follows, were approved cobs is principal and Mri. Jacobs
Leon. Jackson, Washington and Es
It is necessary that these tents- and quite a number of the membere
*>y this board: W. M. Mclhtoah, assistant tnd under their leadership live forme be filed by every corpora-' were present to enjoy Miss Morri- systematic work for this yi;ar, be cambia.
cleaning ditehea, $45.00; Frad T tha school is in a very prosperous tlon In order t h s t h c a v y penalties son's-hospitality,,
cause' the vste are not ready, but
The legal quarantine notice spcondition.
Williams, engineering, $7.60.
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may be avoided*
thb paper.
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BOARD. OF
COMMISSION
ERS MEET
Motion of L. P„ Hagan, seconded
by C. W. Entzminger and carried,
Attorney J. J. .Bickindou-in author
ized to employ Messrs. Massey &
Warlow, attorneys, to assist him in
the prosecution of the road bond
suit, as per proposition submitted.
SEMINOLE IS
TO BE UNDER
QUARANTINE
NEW SCHOOL
BUILDING AT
LAKE MONROE
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MARCIT7. 1919
THE SANFODD HERALD
FACE TEN
her third calf. Gentle and O. K. in
every way. Ask about her at the
Fire Department,
43-2tp
For Sale — Improved Karlinnia ard
Globe tomato plants at $1.50 per
thousand f. o. b. Wagner, Fla/
Partin Rros.
43-ltc
Guaranteed on a Basis of 3500 Miles
•d the agency for the K E Y S T O N E T I K I .
Juce t his tire, we will sell them at prir *s
vou about on;-:hi,*w» on a standard bran
For Sale—On. account of ill health
will sell the following^ One horse,
cattle and hogs, bees and bee fix
tures. A. L. Potter, Sanford. 43-1 p,
O w in g to the delay in shipm ent w e w ill not be able to^’m ake our
on Tu esd ay as announced. Shipm
!
. ent is now on the road, how
,
ever, and dem on stration w ill be made upon a rriv a l.
For Sale— Gentle family cow, just
fresh, with line heifer calf, also'a few’
good 50 lb. Duroc pigs. Mrs. I,. A.
Rena’ud, Sanford Heights.
43-2tp
WATCH. FOR ANNOUNCEMFNT
Goodrich Tires, all styles and sizes, includ
ing Silvertown Cord.
For Quick Sale— Fiv? acres tiled
land, 300 yards from loading station.
Two wells, no buildings. Close in.
$2,750. Address Owner, P. O. Box
Wo. 417.
43-3t
(TIKK PKPAKTMENT)
1305-1313 W . A d a m s S treet
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F lo rid a
JacksonvilleI , ; ' ”
Reference
Harnett National Hank. Write us for prices on any
bags you wish to sell or buy.
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Overland Sales & Service Company
For Sale— So-ven passenger ear
05 Oak avenue. In good condition.
“ ACROSS
FRO M
W HERE
THE
NEW
For Sale— At Lake Mnry station,
7?, acres land, one six and seven for $1.50 at the house Nick Zerno- and Third streets,
room home, kitchen, dining room vean, Maiden Lane.
38-6te
Pace. - —
/Hid mrj house*. Fe.w bearing fruit
trees.. Muck land. Cash or terms.
LO S T
FO R R E N T
Mrs. Martin42-4tp
merrial and Monthly Pay . plans.
For Salt Day old chicks, Barred
Also two or three Speciul -Traveling
Rock* and Wyandotte.
$15.00 per
Agents who ran produce results.
Orders taken now.
An opportunity for some one to 100 and up.
g'dt in right on contract and ti rritory R. II. *Muirhend, Rt. 1, Sanford.
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41-3tp
with possibility of other tines later.
If interested write, stating age,
• Sale Seven paskeng/r C »!e .
territory desired and experience, too.
flssengcr ll'.ipp. Call 9 French
( ’ . S. Hoag, State Manager. No. 7
ip.
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West Church St., Orlando, Fla.
New Garage
,
T lit Herald is informed that San
ford is to have a new garage, which
will be styled the City Garage.
K. W. Dickson is tlie proprietor of
this new enterprise and expects to
be open for business within the next
ten days.
Mr. Dickson will tie re
membered as the owner of the San
ford Vulcanizing Works, lie having
dispos'd «f that business when he
answer. <! his .-..unify - ' ,i!l ( -r men
41-3M
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H O TEL
IS . A T
Rex Holiday," Wekiiyn, Florida
FOUND
Found—On Upsala road Sunday,
Lost — Brown and green all .wool
For Rent— Gentleman wanted to sweater, roll collar, on Orlando road a satchel containing clothing.' Owner
rent down towh room. Get number or' in ’ the. city. * Return to Herald may have same at Herald office by
paying for this nd.
42-2tp
at Herald Ollice.
13-tfr
Cilice and receive reward.
43-2tp
Found—Some brooms on SanfordFurnished Rooms — By day, week
Lost — Saturday night .on 85, Orland.j road.
Owner may hate
or month. Every convenience. Over wrong suitcase. Have suitcase mark same by paying for this ad. Mrs.
Philips Drug Store, corner Purk and ed Charlotte Pagela.
Owner can J. II. Wynn. R. A.. Rox 207. 43-2tc
First street. Mrs.kf. (*. Hart. Prop. have same by returning mine. Re
Lbtf
turn to 1.0*1. Magnolia avenue. Phone
1»:\ Sanford
Fl-2tp
DUVAL HOTEL
Sanford had joined He
but I hi* i* not a fact
Itniniucl for Gt.i i.ia*.
Last
u.-.-k
a
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SANFORD
Institute was I • I .. I • !*a| list
Temple for the i ifp......... • • *
regula* course
t.acli.r f'u.r/i.g t..
teachers and .
of tin- "unda
school. Throu ii»ut tiic entire week
two sessions a •Ia> were held at the
Institute and a large number .took
advantage of the opportunity offered.
Dr. W. W
\\ tUtatt.’ tile Spate
Sunday “Ss’hool secretary for hioridu
was in charge and was assisted by
I »r
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11
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i f t h*
•1
Plus War Tax
a h ..ilia
GRIFFITH'S
t .V••f11^
•—Ml.
I u|*l - .!'■
hcir.lilcd'in the parlors of the ilturch
Friday evening whe.'e a bantiuet was
Served in honor of the occasion.
While the Doctors, teachers and
pupils were yet seated at the table
Mr In*. I* l.nkins an.**- and with
man v remarks at.out the watery
condilmn '.f tli'iig* ill g* ’ « ral I rcs.-ljt..| i.■ Dr
M....nr a •■.-nuttftil
haii.I ra i.t.-d # » i c *• • i • m..liiiicd
. n a sink pm
Sot to 1>e outdone.
Mr Main*-*, in his u* al funny way
made a present at ion ••ec.h and then
presented Dr. Willisn w.th an en
graved gold tie clasp-. . Uotiv l^octors
accepted witit remarks} on the occa
sion. The present* were made on
behalf *.f-1b*- Temple -Sunday xrhnntr
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Saturday Matinee
SUPREME
Presented here exactly as seen in N ew
Y o r k fo r !) M onths:
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2 weeks in A tla n ta , Ga.
2 weeks in N ew O rlean s, L a .
1 w eek each in M em phis, N a sh ville,
Jackson ville, Tam pa, C hattanooga? M a
con, A g u sta , Savannah, and all the la rg e
Southern cities.
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\£V£R TOLD I
TRIUMPH
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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7£e SWEETEST
S an ford w ill be one o f the five sm aller
cities played so fa r this season.
See One. M illio n F ig h tin g - M e n ; French*
B ritish , A m erican s and Germ ans.
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M iles o f R o a rin g A r t ille r y ,
Tw en ty-Th ou san d H orses,
Squadrons o f A irp la n es.________ ^
Fleets o f Zepplins,
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T h e Destruction o f C ities,
T h e C h arge o f the T a n k s.
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Wanted —Plain sewing and chit
dren’s clothes.
112 Palmetto ave
nue. upstairs.
43-2tp
A
Kodak Finishing—21 hour service,
R. C. Shefer,
113 Elm Ave., San
ford, Fla.
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ROMANCE
BATTLE SC EN ES
ON THE BATTLE FIELDS
OF FRANCE
Antiques bought and sold. Write
us what you have. A. D. Van Dyke,
Orange City.
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Wanted— Girl to help in dining
room. Park Avenue Cafe. 42-2tc
The Wonder Show
of the Universe
S om eth in g you all must see o r y o u ’ ll re
b
g r e t it all y o u r life .
DoqOTwv c s m
Superb Special Music Interpeted by
8
Wanted—To rent permanently, an
room houke in good location.
D,_IL..Sj»iii»B.--- ------ — -— <*-*tf
Wanted—One of the largest north
ern companies writing multiple lines,
with a premium of nearly Eight Mil
lion Dollars annually, believing in
Florida's future, has established a
claim paying policy writing office in
the state and han need for local
agenta to first develops their Acci
dents and Health lines on both Com-
C a rrie d by C o m p a n y
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S pecial N o te :— T h is Com pany C arry T h e ir Ow n O perators, M achines, B ooth , Screen, and C arload o f E ffects.
SEATS
NOW
ON
SALE
AT
BOX
O F F IC E
AND
BOW ERS
&
R O U M IL L A T
PHARM ACY
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MARCH H, 1919
MARCH 14, 1919
THE BANTORD HERALD
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
THE F A M O U S C H A N D L E R M O T O R C A R S
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IS / 1 —
A BUNCH <fF INTERESTING ITEMS FROltf CORRESPONDENTS^EVENTS OF,SEMINOLE COUN
TY—EEFICfENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
.
A U T O T IR E S A N D T U B E S ,
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G A S O L IN E , 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 O P A U T O A C C E S S O R IE S
IMMEDIATE SERVICE—YOU DONT
HAVE TO WAIT—THERE’S A MAN
AT THE/CURB TO SERVE YOU
Phone 16
S E M IN O L E
Special Program
B a p tis t Sunday.
School
Talks by Returned
Soldier Bovs
The War and Ottr Boys* Ex
ptriences In If a Feature
IT IS SERIOUS
BANK
ANNEX
ON
Mm* -Hilmor Lundquisl wns n U. . 8 submarine base lornteri at
caller Monday afternoon at the home ' Key Wont.
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of Mr*. Ballinger.
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Samuel M. Schwartz wrote to
-—T - .AV^LuuduuiaJL. and: sciftmrrhr* |M
m
d w
t * ( ^ , . 1 . SeKuartz
Sunday callers at his father’s home, passed away at • Hendersonville, N.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell
spent G „ Feb. 24th.
Her remnins were
Saturday night whin her parent-., j taken to her girlhood home in Penn*
Mr. and Mrs. T. (). Tyner nn'd at- *>'lvania and placed besides her
landed the party.
Ib-r listi-r-, ; l,#n,nl*.
Mrs. Schwartz had been
Misses Eunice and Eleanorwere j ‘ I* ^,r many months. Mr. Schwartz
pishing them in town Wednesday. I " ’M arrive here Boon to spend some
The roads nre in sueh u had sliap
from the continued raihs wl? under*
stand the school jitney has refused
to mini* out for tin* children until
they improve. Oh, for brick roads.
Phone
M A G N O L IA
TO M Y C U STO M E R S;*
AVENUE
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,
On account of being in the a rm y. 1. have for
the past year been unable to render any
only
direct at my store. Thp since m y return I accepted
an offer from -Mr. L. F. Roper as a partner, and can
service
I
A surprise party was held at the
home nf Mr ami Mrs Leroy lloilg
ins last Saturday evening. Mondu\‘
being Mr. llodgiii.H' birtInlay. Thenwere 50 present in all and in spite of
I in rain, the time passed liapp. .
with music, games und ample re
freshments anil at a late hour, we f
bade ..... . niglit to our pieusant bust
J. W . BOOTH
uriRtTou* unnar
air* it I. Mini n wa* shopping m
Sanford on Monday
Mr. and M rs. J. S. Dinki‘1 wt-ro
*ho|»ping in Orlando Saturday.
.Vmong those
Sanford on
ieburk, .1. S.
nger and T.
" -i 1 ' i
aril. Un- newly wen*, u
lint i-rrnndr last Thursday t*v«-ning.
<’ ak and grain* juice wort* served.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward art* in St. Au
gustine this week honeymooning.
Mr', anil Sirs. Sandy Anderson are
moving from tire Dutton bungalow
on I uke Onoro this week, having
bought the attractive bungalow ownml i-y no- loti* \v. C7 TTrny._ pnrtuir
of
.tgnolia avenue and Seventh St.
transacting business
Monday were T. A.
Dinkel,
W.;KntzJoe Cameron shippe<r*a carload *if
I’ . Lewis.
stock I-, his ranch near Pnlutku last
H e recent heavy ruins have made week some young stock bought in
r.e very bad (daces in tin- rond Kissimmee and several of his horses.
ween Long\-noil and West Long; Ed. Cameron has gone to Palntka to
o i. also on li e road going to Palm lake, charge of the work!
^ ( ITtlTg f — trrtTf
nri— pttrm-m— rmrifTTK-
-*Tvrtnk- wns- -n ■derid-
EAST SANFORD
Mr. und Mrs. \\. W. Drcssnr and
Mis* Helen, Mr*. Louvica Paige, Mr.
and Mrs. IL C, Woodworth drove
to Duytonn Hearb in the Wood*
-wnrth-rar nw Hundwy-fttf-vW-dwy;--Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Tyler and
th»*ir guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Sniper and son, Churles pienieed in
the park ut Eusti* on Sunday. .The
Snipers nre leaving for New York on
Thursday.
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. . r .\\ n'LL Le-jflad-io uiuuu ^ u - ------------------------- .
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company
' **Ertrylhiny Afrit and lloyn H'rar"
H art Schaffner & M arx Clothes
11
ff
m
k ill
.rliirfitfff
T w o thousand yards o f stand
ard brand, fast color Ginghams,
Chambray and
Percale. N ew
spring patterns and a 40c to 50c
value.
As many yards
9A
afi ypu w ant.....................
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or
and
and
OA
Mr. und Mr*. I. D. Martin with
their gur.it*. Mr. and Mr* W. N.
Lowell visited friends in Orange
City Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
\'nn Zandt of .Syfacuse, N
|arrive here this week to
j guests of Mr. and Mrs.
i Tyler.
Mr. Van Zhndt
and M>
\ ,, will
be the
6. B«
is Mrs!
•Big line of georgette, silk,
crepe.de chine, organdie and voile
Blouses. Th e now Spring styles
and colors,
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I H E P O LIC Y of the Ford M otor Com
pany to sell its cars for the lowest
possible price, consistent with d e
pendable quality, is too w ell knowii
to require comment. Th erefore, b e
cause of present conditions, there
can he no changes in the prices on
Ford cars.
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J. II. Kistline who has been in the
hospital several • weeks returned to
his home on Suntluy.
.
.Mum* iiv«T.slm*t wan tro
guest of Mr*. C. W. Entzmingcr ono
day la*t week. -
nt
scam si vies lor spring and summer are
A making’ll great ,rh it.”
We have a number o f good
ones;all wool; stylish; made by H a rt Schaffner & M arx
a n
litA t A
m a iia
n t
a
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36 inch Silk Foulard in all the
new prevailing colors,
figured,
plain and dot ted patterns
7A
A good bargain
I
36-in. Bleaching, best N o. 80,
same as Fruit o f the Loom ,form er
price 45c; quantity un00
OuC
lim ited .............................
Other grades of
Bleaching at 20c a n d .......
Berkeley Cambric
A irs .
A NEW ONE'
T
One hundred vo ile and
gandie Waists, plain .white
fancy, with lace trimmings
embroideried. A $2.00
(M
value. This sale only
Lieutenant Wilkerson of (iuincsville spent the week end the guest of
Mr and Mrs. Kill Allen
Co|iylt*ltl 1919 ll»n Utuffncr & M4r*
a v
WE GUARANTEE THE
L. F. R O PE R
Mrs. W. A. TilJis, 111,0 Kin, ,\v,-„ st>."I urn just as strung l<tr D-ian'* Kitin',.
Pill® iinw as whi-n I eudin^ed ( 1,,-n, |„
fore. I used them mime years ago. A
that time I had n sore und lame heel
and fouml it difficult to lieneti over. Mkidneys didn’t act as they should either
I Used a box of Doan’s and they regu
lated my kiilnevs arjd rid nie of t hr- painin my back I have great fairt, m |
Kidney Pills."
I nee tide, at all dealer* llun't *ittipl\
ask for a kidnej remedv get 11.o,t. Ki'lney Pills the same that Mrs Tillt,
had. Foster-Milt,urn Co., M f - ' J - ; .
lo order to advertise our Spring and Summer line of Dry Goods, Shoes, Ladies Ready-to-wear and Mens Furnishings, we will pot on this Big Ten Days Sacrificing Sale. Oar entire line
of Spring and Summer goods which are already in the house will go in this sale at prices that have not been offered to you since the beginning of he war. We postively guarantee everything we sell,
and only have new goods
the —war.* -and
n to offer.
. i j?Nothing
• l carried
Li f over
• from# last
i i season.
. ’ We
. , have bought this merchandise since —- - - at* lower nrice in quantities that make it possible to give yon
your money’s worth. Uur merchandise is bought from some of the best firms in the country, therefore it is easy for us lo guarantee what we sell. Doing a cash business makes it possible for us to
less money.
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vill also offer our remaining stockInnof Winter Goods, which is limited, at very low prices/ . In fact
atI such low prices that it will pay you to buy your Next Winters Supply now.
I
C. F. W IL L IA M S
Agent
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300 M en ’s and B oys’ Caps,
fancy and plain patterns, in this
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E D W A R D H IG G IN S
Salesman
.
W e carry all leading and standard vacuri.ies.nf surd which l]flve linen tested
and known to be best adapted to our soil and climate#
Ribbon Cane, Onion Seta, English Peas. Keanu, Etc., Etc.
Seed Potatoes all .varieties, Poultry and B ee Supplies
'L A K E M A R Y IT E M S
L. Wade of Orlando wns here
day last week and tinned the
a at the home nf Mr. Applegate.
l». M » * " n came home Sntur-'
from •'! Kt<--4,|o to spend a
with •*»* home folk*.
>n: : 'v? J***4 1cftt y.out.ca^ on UB
any tntofmation desirerl In our line.
-Xlna id N aturvp
, Our new Spring.Stf d.nml Supply C’ntnl°Kue
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WRITE fOO CATALOO fi
ESTABLISHED 5EECU
WEEKLY price u s t | HOUSE IN FLORIDA
t Tytort' ofity-hrtTthtrr:------—
| George C. McDougal. Jr., will go
j to Key West-this week to he the
guest of his uncle, JohA Edwards for
'a month.
Mr. Edwards’ many
friends here will he pleased to hear Plnce to locate.
'that he has u fine position-with lhe |
(Continued od Pago 5)
QC.
A 25c Want Ad. in The ‘Herald
will Rent Your House For You
Our entire line o f M on ’s felt
Hats. A ll new Spring patterns,
standard make and
absolutely
guaranteed. Going in this Sale at
a close out price. Sizes 6 % t o 7 } 4 ,
in blue, black, green, g ra y and
Stofe-ffiffBe Closed-All
a
.
I
a
. Am oskcag Apron Checks in
blue, brown, black and
or
green ch eek.... ......
ZOC
o r
uDC
Thousands o f yards o f other
staple goods. A ll reduced to prewar prices
ies’ black taffeta silk
These are a
t
500 yards o f jMloredClVbile,
b lu e ,.g ra y , pink, black, white,
yellow and purple, going
rn
in this sale a t ......• ..........
DOC
arrange Stork for
t
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FO L L O W IN G
28 inch figured Voiles in all
colors. Our * special sale.
90
price only
.....
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30 inch taffeta Silk in black
and navy, best quality, former
price $2.75
200 M en's fast colored blue
chambray W ork Shirts
oq
sizes 14 to 17, full s iz e ....
Oj C
Ladies medium weight Hose
in black and white, our
i/ v
IO C
sale price .,............... .....;..
bargain
Ladies’ W ool Skirts, in all
colors and sizes, going a t less than
!
M en’s Work Socks,
medium weight, all colors
Genuine Indian Head
bleached
Best quality 36-inch
unbleached Sheeting
New Crop Seed Corn, Sorgum, Millet, Rape, Egrptian^heal. Texas Seeded
. Kryden has had the misre:rntly of having 2 mules
C
9-4 Bleached Rep
perell Sheeting, cheap at
k
Chassis $475.00;
Runabouts $500.00, Touring Cars $525.00, Trucks
$550.00, Coupelets $650.00, Sedans $775 .00.
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C U R T A IN S C R IM A N D
D R A P E R IE S
W e have on hand possibly
800 to 1000 yards o f Scrim and
Draperies. Some patterns up to
$1.25 yd. Having decided to dis 7
continue this line we w ill close it
out at actual cost. Ranging from
19c and up.
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One lot o f White Skirts. N ew
Spring Styles, with fancy pockets,
sizes 24 to 36, an
$1 fiQ
exceptional value... -.
«pi*O M
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Big line of Ladies Muslin Un
derwear to be#closed out at 98c
garment and •up.
C hildren’s Gingham
M en’s W om an’s- and C hil
dren’s high Shoes, including* the
well known W alk-Over Shoes, go
ing in this, sale at less than cost.
B uy your high shoes for next
w inter and save money.
Ladies’ house
Dresses, made of
gingham * ••
Skirts
Children’s, 2-piece Bathing
Suits, in blue trimmed in •
white. A good value.../...
O vC
See our
v
sateen Petticoats
and
street
fast colored
Canvas rubber bottom Shoes
-Jr G—Gr-and~W r-B—Corsets
A ll siics .and styles
W hite and flesh color
Brassieres................... .....
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Misses and Children’s.Waists,
same style as the
1A
Ferris W a is t..............
q H .lU
Children’s Underwaists ....*..... 59c
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MARCH 14. ltl$
THE SANFORD HERALD
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Lots 9,10, 11, and 14 o f 'Kefely's Subdivision o f Sanford;
also all o f Block 6, T ie r 15, S a n fo rd -, f o r price? write i p
er. T erin s can be arranged,.if desired. :
E. 0. Painter Fertilizer Company
J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A
ELDER S P R IN G S W ATER
Mr. T. O. Chailt*
Hanford, fta..
TH O M A S D. BAKER, Pfc. D.
P r t l t u l m l of Noloral Nrlraro
Emeritus, Usllius C o lin *, tlw lda
Ptlrala Laboralorr o f Ralllna C oll*,*
Wialer Park. ha.. No*. Sib, ISIS
I kora rom ,l*l*d careful chamtral analrala o f Ika sample af walrr that
lalacd Ik* following roaalla!
pan brougbl rao oarlr laal wssk, aacd haro
r ______ 1.73 Oarta par million
nll.li .... 3.00 purls par million
>ss
Xl.SS parta par mlllloa
Albuminoid Ammonia
.Tha abaenra pradtcatlr a f fra# aad albuminoid ammonia la Ifcla water and
purposes. In addition to ih « good punlllr rhsratlsiUtlrs af ssstrisr bssarhald
wolpr, ll psassasss sparlal faaluraa af mack raise, erpetlallr ikaaa af airallaal
aaiural acrailan and LOW d tg tr* af kardnaaa.
Tha barlrrlalaglcal analjala. raaalllag In an stsraia latal ranat, la four
sample* af lha water, af X bacteria per cant.: and la Sadias aa colen, or atker
harmfal bacteria, fa ll, caaBrm lla goad guallir Indicated I j Iba CHEM ICAL
Of'lkd*ninny wnltrn o f thin and nthcr raglana that I.bar# anal, ted. I barn
han•. nmnnatn* I»a mil lAAit m
Umltf1m
m(a (bat
rt«e> 1
1?aIm*.f* '
tat af
nr Iba
ISn **
"EIf!
lder
Water."
Taarn carp raapcclfnll,.
(Signed) THOS. B. BAKER
T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor
bridge at Osteen ferry—thls jnatter
might be looked Into by a joint vi
sion, of Seminole and Voliuaia com
missioners. Now let's make It a fro
bridge, or so near free that people
wbriV mind.
America, Sanford, Florida, a plot of
land on Silver Lake tp'be used for a
summer Camp' Site, and the mem
bers of Troop No. 1 Intend to bpild
s tamp bn thfs property, including
-I cabins, a dock on the lake and
otherwise (lx this camp up so that
the boys jrill have a place to go
during the summer months, which
will be of great benefit to them.-.
The Hoy Scout movement is one
of the greatest movements.of this
country for the bettorment of the
boys. And those in charge are work
ing and doing ail they can to mr.’te
these boys better men and better
citixens, and they feel that this
summer camp will be a great help
to them.
1 As things arc now the city pf
Sanford seems to have an excellent
street cleaning department.
Most
always the streets are In good con
dition. The trash is carried away
and things, so far as the cleaning
goes arc in pretty good order, except
one particular, and just here I
would offer a few offerings to those
who have the trash haulers in
charge. Let thi? team have^regular
trips, thrdugh the business portion
of the town especially, make a
The boys of this troop have taken
schedule and require the contractor an active part in all of the Liberty
to keep to it. Now you take down* Loan Drives and in selling .War
town there and a merchant will re Saving and Thrift Stamps.
They
ceive a lot of dishes or something have helped the Red Cross whenever
else that comes packed in old pa called upon; gathered clothes for the
pers, excelsior, etc.
well he don't Belgians, hooks for the soldiers and
know when the trash man is coming, performed many other acts which
so out the trash goes to get on the could bo mentioned.
first load.
That trash probably
Ait ’ this has been done wilijngiy
stays there for„ two days— or rather
andvgladly for it conforms with" the
ttie'hulk of it stays there, but some
principles upon which the organl ra
of it, and sometimes the moat of It, tion is founded.
departs, seemingly on its own ac
It will be necessary for the boy,
cord and getb all scattered about the
to
raise money to build this camp
back yards. 1 think regular trips
and
wo feel that every good citizen
with the trash 'man'and n requireof Sanford is interested in the wel
( ment that trash be put out foe him
fare of our boys, and will be willing
“ on these mornings would eliminate
ffiOil of the back yard, trouble! Sup. to help them in this respect.
'J'hnrthirtroM «ix l should bo-a.alty btuui-,
tiful, even down to the back yard
Sable Philosopher. ,
qml alleys, and she wiir, but let's • De hymn tells you limit bein’ "In
help matters along just a bit by do heaven a thousand yenrs," but dar’s
ing thy little things that go so far some folks what couldn’ t sfu'fi)^,nlcb
long time prosperity.— Atlanta Constltoward.making the* town spotless.
How It la Done.
,
Wlien n woman 1h content to urow
aid gracefully, she usually does It grayfully.- *
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We
Still H a ve Good
Envelopes at
5c a IMtg.
LERALD PRINTING COMPANY
A sccno from "T h s Common Cause," showing American Marines on th*
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CURBSTONE
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST
BETWEEN YOU AND M E "
EVEN TH E G A TE PO S T
N O T I N IT
A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes
end Faith, "He'U Print ’ em"—
So Says Saunlcrer.
Kjring
I've
With s'ufttered hopes—'mong cheers?
The s'^ht ef other women’s joy
But jtarCi; the hitter U uta.
But joyous sh’p out lately colne
•
A m sa u buoyant scu^
1 thought with all your treasure you
Might liuvi‘ ~ir v tT)Tfl~for me.
Atrcss a wider sea they say
o«> love has traveled on—
Oh tell me do you knew the ships
That sail to that new duwn?
You’ ve more than once been close to
% Sometimes I just sit down and
wimijur -aiut uuu1 TT-VhwVXhvr.gTT
■Yon'vtv {ought* your hatffcs.'tbo—’~
have wondered about is the rontl to
Oh,'tell me, is it that which lends
the beach. I wonder if the authori
Such calm nnd strength’ to you?
ties of Volusia will fix that road for
the heavy travel that most assuredly
You suy that I must build n ship
will he ready for the road before
To breast the stormy gale
And when it’s strong enough my soul many months. A good road to the
beach ought to ho an asset to Vo
Across that sen may sail.
«
lusia county. It is true that dollars
I ’ ll build a vessel strong with faith . and...dollar*—wore spent in tmttdtng
dMI-start my Dilip thdtfy —
up a road from Osteen’s ferry to
And v.-hcr. the ca!! cymes rr.ny I have New Smyrna —that was a noble
work for the county to'do, hut nnw
to sit still nnd just let it wnsh apay
Oh joyous ship but lately come
Is not very noble.
Mar. told me
And welcomed from the sea,
yesterday
that
th
e
.
roajl
to New
Upon a: fairer, firmer Shore Smyrna
was
a
fright,
nnd
especially
His welcome waits for me!
that part twist the river and Osteon.
— By Kate Porter
Said he was as tired alter riding
over it ns he would have been hud
Going Him Several Better
he walked over it — now don't rec
1 The oldest good story is the one
ommend his walking, do you?. Hut
about the hoy who left the farm and
that's wliut ho Bald.
People who
got a job in the city.
Ife wrote to
H i m to know have vouched that the
Jhis brother, who elected to stick by
copmissioners of Volusia'will not see
the farm, telling of the joys of city
that road all butchered up aud.ti.ui
life, in w h > k hft
"Thursday we auto'd out to ^he suggestions are in order I would sug
country1 club, where we golfed until gest that they get busy on it within
dark.
Then we motored, to the nLfew days and get It ready for the
beach, and Kriduycd thore."
hfyvy summer travel to the beaches.
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hack?
SB
brother on the • form
m » -wjoui i i
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Zupins-pooiA pus jjuwgBp P««t J0l -wass JfJOM pjB![ puu jojjrui-.fouoiu y
MAHONEY - WALKER CO
SANFORD, FLORIDA
VULCANIZE— SAVE NEW RUBBER
Saving Us the order of the day la
these times. Anything^you can do
to prevent the waste of new rubber
should be done. Vulcanising by our
process makes your old tjres and
tubes usable and prevents the pur
chase of new ones. Now tires and
.—.tubes cost much more than before
the-war^-andJt-jg. up^a.yctCtOfWtiomize by vulcnnizirg. Let us show
you what good walk you arc doing,
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
Oak nnd 3rd St.
Sanford,' Hori’de
P L A N T BEANS’— W c have a large stock o f Seed Beans
and can till orders for Red and Black Valentine, Burpecs Stringloss, Giant Stringlcss, Long Fellow, Refugee,
Davis Wfcx, Hcdson W ax, Henderson Busk Lima, Ken
tucky W onder and other kinds.
LOW I'ltlCES AND (Jl ITK DELIVERY.
W HITE l OR I 9 IB CATAIOOI'E AND I'lttrEH
B L O O M F IE L D S E E D C O M P A N Y
"EtmUrtoi if. He* iltr"
M O N TIC E LLO ,
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TRY A HERAI.D WANT AD
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I knew, of course, you would not
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ojduifs -jtiD 0) jno tmuj jj oauio uto unci ouq “sjopxjjuoo
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Lyric Theatre March 19th ai
p, m , when Sergt Anhil aM
rn will lecltjr,* on ‘ ‘ Lighte n M
in German Prisons."
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The women here -they come to g'r
Their lads who’ vt* (might and w
Each one is clasping to her heart
A sweetheart or a sun.
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Office Supply Dept.
I hone 148
Sanford. Florida
H I * ? B a W l» .
"Yesterday we huggied t<> town
aad haseballt'd nil afternoon. Then
wc went to Mod's ami pokered till
m irning. Today we muletl out to
th ■ corn-field and gee-haw*’d until
sundown. Then w slippered, and
then we piped for a\ o '1,*. , After
that ’ wc staircased up to our room
and hedsteaded until the clock
lived."
"Ships”
Oh joyous ship but lately come
Across a buoyant sea
I know'that on thin throbbing
There :s no place for me.
My I«VC to he*, today:
For eoqlms days anti nig Ills
• kr.owtr
The ;*ri ?e he had to pay.
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another opportunity to hear any
speaker on tin’s most interesting subject, about which so tittl ls known
Every on
shea to he- thoroughly
Informed
the different phases of
the great World War, at
hirh
volumes will he written
this
will give us* graphically and iu a
pirnsing story form a full iiecunnl of
an important chapter of the World
War history.
Alter eighteen months of almost
unbelievable suffering in German
prison, camps, Sergeant Archibald
Mpnro, one of the first thirty thou
sand of the Cundfan troops to light
on the fields of France tells^iis thrill
ing and vivid story on the Great
Win—Seri rs
(mxnw
A roof that anyone
can lay right.
N o skill and help except
your own are needed to
lay Ccrtciiji-tccd right—&11
Sergeant Munrp was wounded at
Ypres.
For twenty-four hours he
lay helplccs in " N o Man’s Land”
and then was captured by the Huns.
materials required and. f
full directions for laying
arc packed in centerof roll.
He tells us the things about prison
life in Germany which we have all
been wanting to know. From him
,-wk U-nrn -from im* who has himself
suffered the vilest of insults nnd the
moat inhuman tortures nl German
hands just whut the Huns have
done to American and alliedjprison-
.Because Gertain-tecd is sq .ca&y— r
efficient and durable, it is preferred for practically every kind
S S o f b u i l d i n g . l a r f f e o r s m a l l . M ore
than one-fourth o f all the roll
H
ors,
Sergeant Munro is a great human
document. He is a young man, hut
he has lived a life time. •
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When the history of the great war
is finally written there will surely he
an all absorbing cltapter "dealing
with the sufferings nnd heroism of
such men ns Sergeant Munro.
The public is urged to support
the Woman’s Club • in giving this
splendid lecture which has proven of
such exceeding interest in uther
cities. It Is always the desire of the
Woman's Club to give to Sanford
audiepccs the best, and this number
will, be fully up to the standard of
the two excellent preceding numbers,
Mr. Elwood Battery and MadmoiBelle Marie Lnuiei
BOY SCOUTS C A M P SITE
becom e the
w orld comes from tllie Certainteed* I t
used fo™r buildings o f every
and type—
feedsize
factories.
Certain-teed has
wantwareho
^choice. Everybody
Certainfo r factories,
urages,knows
stores,about
hotels,
office buildings, farm
gs, round houses, etc.
—* *_
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, . , - -,-dcncei. Cmain-Utd gives years of efficient
service with practically no cost for up-kccp. It w immune to almott every form of roofing ittack.
It is rust proof, spark proof, weather proof, waterproof, and is not affected "by acidl, fumes ur
gaiei. Th e sun • heat cannot niake it melt or run. Sold by dealers everywhere.
Guaranteed 5 ,1 0 or IB year* according to thlrlm*-.,
■porahon
C e rta in -tee d
Related Building Product*
The {joys Now Have a Beautiful
Site for Summer Camp
wrote And while I am suggesting, I would
Mr. II. G. Dieterjch has donated
take timo to call Attention to a to Troop N q. 1, Boy ! Scout* of
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MARCH 14, ltl>
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGB-PIVfr
visiting his cousin, Mrs. R. E. Ivey
and family left Tuesday gn a short
business trip to Atlanta. He will re
turn to Paola in a few days.
IN
O — decidedly no, when
GIIANDMA is around.
No bar soap lying in
waterwuUngawpy, Noclilpping.
slicing or shaving off more than you
need, GRANDMA is a wonderful
Soap—and it Is Pow dm d. That's
the big secret. V
You. ____________
just measure
outwhatyouneed.no more. Sprinkle
U la the tub end presto—just like
magic, millions of glorious, cleansing
suds In an Instant Then, the whitest,
cleanest freshest clothes that ever
bung on a wash line.
headings:
Tribute to Franco ___ ..... Van Dyke
Smiles
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Impersonations, The Old Mammy
of a Little Child .....
. ..
Little Miss Ktilo O'Cain of San
ford was the guest for the week end
. Virginia DcCoursey, Sec'y,
of little Margaret K ersey,
UPS A LA. a n d g r a p e v i l l k
Rev/ Ericson was too ill to preach
W E K IW ^ ITE M S
Mr. and Mrs. W, F. Boyd and last Sunday, but hopes to be able to
little children spent Sunday here be with us this coming Sunday.
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lundquist vis
W. II, Boyd.
ited at the home pf Axal Lundquist
Miss Flora Brockway has returned at Lake Mary last Sunday to see
,to Leesburg after spending several their brother, Charles, who has been
very feeble of late.
weeks at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. fc\ Lundquist nnd
EverygrA' was glad to see Ray
mond Boyd home again from Franco children were Sunday afternoon call
ttnd he is Wekiwa’s first soldier to ers at the home of their brother,
reach home. He is now visiting his Hilmer and wife.
brother, Frank in Winter-Park.
Clarence Bergquist who took din
T ty this Pow dered Soap T oday! .-----ner
with hfs sister, Mrs. E. W. LundMrs. W. D. Fillmon and children
who spent the winter in Lakeland quist Sunday received word tit’1the
are expccte’d home .Thursday night. safe arrival of their .brother »E*lmer,
Robinson, the trapper, is still In Virginia from overseas, while he
is now awaiting his discharge. We
busy nlong the river. ■
all hope to greet him ere long.
Rex Holidny is visiting his friend,
W e gardners grumble about the
Rev. W. J. Bartlett at Grand Island
amount of rain we have been getting
of late but we may be thankful that
Rev. Allen filled his appointment
R. B. Ranaldi and wife and baby
our lot is cast in pleasant jtlaces after
were thrown from a wagon in Golds here Sunday morning and evening
boro Monday and the mother got
Andrew Boyd is spending some The oranges are in bloom and all
(Continued from page 2)
fractured arm in the deal. Battis, as time in Floridn City.
nature is putting on Us spring dress.
he is better known was holding the
Ebon, Crippcn is preparing to In the-woods the blue violets nnd
baby, the mother being sick, having leave Wekiwa but wc don't know the yellow, jesaminc delight the
LAKE M A R Y IT E M S
been to Sanford to the doctor most where he is going.
young folks.
11. D. Durant has just purchased
every day for a week, the baby be
a new’ five passenger Ford car of the'
E. F, Lundquist has a fine patch
W. C. Holiday and daughters,
ing only a few—weeks old,, besides
latest model. .
Aclisnhi-I and Minnie are home of Irish potatoes, uLila T. J. Miller
three more small ones in their houseThe latest arrival here is Wm hnlcLto care for. And it was all due again, their school having closed the is planting his big field in corn and
we are ulMtusy with our gardens.
Truv'orth of Atlanta, Ga. He has to the bud condition of the road last of February.
The gardens are looking very good
A letter from Waif red I’ierson re
recently bought the Carter property, so we are told.
around here this spring.
ceived by H. G. Lundquist says that
better known as the Farmer place
he longs for the sunny days of Flor
o.i Crystal Lake. He is stopping at
PAOLA
Ida, and he has seen but little of the
present at the Crystal Lake Hotel
OVIEDO
Dr. J. N. Bishop who has been
sun while at Brest, France.
He
until he can build on bis own place.
E. R. Moore of Chicago, III., one
visiting Mr. and Mrs: A. V. McGuin
keeps well and cheerful. Not much
Frank Evans and son, Tracy ar at their country home in Paula has of the largest stock holders in the
hope of coming home soon as he is
rived here Saturday from St. Peters returned to his home in New York Black Hammock Gardens Co. of Iowa
in the engineering department. He
Black Hammock
Gardens
Com
burg where they have been for sev city.
told me while here that they put up
pany of Iowa City, is in Oviedo
eral weeks. On arriving here they
Miss Eleanor Roberts wu4 a guest
the wire entanglements. I pity them
looking after his interests.
Mr.
found a telegram giving him an in
at the hnme of Mr. and Mrs. R. It.
if they also have to take them down.
Moore
is
one
of
Florida's
most
en
vitation. back to his home in Boston
Eldridge Sunday.
Mr. E. F. Lundquist made a trip
thusiastic' boosters. It was through
t<> see after his Income taxes, but he
Mtss r ranees IV.i
hi? iiiltucncc mainly that so many of over to Ih'Lutid Sunday and his
exiioriN to return in a few weeks and
his own Imme county .Jones county. ttifi- and children who spent the
make his home folks a visit.
His week end wit lC her
Pynrson.
Iowa citizens have invested in the week there visiting ut the homes of
wife will remain with her purents in
Garden Company,
With such men Mrs Adam Karr and Mrs. J. A.
St Petersburg until he returns.
C. \V. O’Connor
as Mr Barr, Mr -Murphy and Mr. Thompson, returned home with him
Moore from their own county we are
Mrs. Andrew Hertleson is expected
not
surprised that so many have in home this week from a visit with her
F e e d .tl
•toot)
vested.
Mr. O. P. Swope has man folks in Pnlalka. Andrew has been
IM I
aged the sales quite successfully.
slopping with Alfred Eriesnn.
Mr Moorti. Mr Clifford Lane of
<-L*r*UW
Mr nod Mrs. Fred Krell moved
Iowa, a guest of Hotel tJviedo and into town last week, ty he near his
«V*C11
Mr. 0. P. Swope motored to Geneva work, and are now located on Third
(Miner
to meet Mr Robertson and Mr. street and Avocado avenue, near the
Sevenson of Miami on Wednesday. A, (' L. shops.
mjsr
Her father, T. t>
Mr Moore leaves for Miami on Tyner having to work was u dinner
Thursday where Mrs. Moore awaits guest there Sunday and her mother
rfpent Tuesday with them.
him,
are
known
the
world
oV
Mr.
Samuel
Robinson
of
Orlando,
Mrs. K. W. I.undyuist and little
Cfckk* will (r o w much l » « t « r II you k e l ib*m
a former surveyor of Orange county son, visited Wednesday ufternnok at
or as the
is also a'guest tit Hotel Oviedo w;hile the home of Mrs If. 0. Lundquist.
attending to business in this section. We notice E. W. has another car,
Mr. anil Mrs. C. A. Brannon have having exchanged their Ford for one
with Purina Chick F eed
moved from Orlando and are keep of a later make
Nf*t i*c Putins Chicken Chowder U rich In
Hcinrnt* that m«k till owl.
r»tlwr». Icm
ing house ill the Cushing cottage
inrti. When led. aa directed, wild Farina Chick
Mr Brannon is an employe of the bothered 'with hawk-s getting her
F E E D FOR T H E M O N E Y
f te d .» « guarantee
D o u b le
Seaboard Railroad nnd at his own chickens found a large spreading
Development
A _
/
request was transferred from the adder near them und-wps glad to
or Money
V n A n X jA p o r it t
Wildwood branch to the Oviedo call in Eunice Tyner and they killed
W e have the complete
Grandma’s Powdered Soap
Your Grocer Has It!
C elery B le a c h in g P a p e r
Cypress Lu m b er
•
Bean, Swcelcorn, Pepper, Tomato,
seeds
Cucumber.
INSECTICID ES
Blue-stone, Arsenate Lead, Paris
Green, Lime-Sulphur.
Crate M aterial, Nails.
C H A S E & CO.
-
SANFORD, FLA
ELECTRICAL SU PPLIES
i.•
and Electrical Contracting
i
m
W e have the stock and the very best -o f workmen
You r work will receive our best attention
at all times and we are always here
to make good our guarantee o f
tt r s t - c l a s s workmanship
THERE NEVER WAS A BETTER TIME TO MAKE THOSE REPAIRS
OR WIRE THAT HOUSE. WE WILL TAKE
■ . - PLEASURE IN SERVING YOU.
Charles Electrical Co.
irk Avenue
Spencer Bakcrjr-Rldg.
le ,
Chick!
1r
Satisfaction tor the
sweet tooth.
Purina
.during the Bret
C week* oi a
chick* llle, In
Checkerboard
it.
en.
line o f Purina Feeds and
l t d onir.
our prices
right.
PURINA
CHICK
201 W . First S t . . Phone 181
Aid to appetite and
digestion — benefit
and e n j o y m e n t in
L A S T IN G form.
And only 5 cents
a package.
Everything seems to. like chick
We understand that Mrs. Paul
Keoly was called to the bedside of
her grandfather, Mr. Heacock on the
East Const Sunday. She arrived In
time to see him but he died that
night and was buried the following
day. He was Si years of age. This
makes the third death in the fjinitly
noil's houses in Lake (Miami has in a ypur. Before htfr marriage, be
moved to Oviedo apd taken rooms ing an orphan she had made herh
her grandparents and so they were
nt the Cushing House.
Mr. J. A. McCulley is building a especially dear to her. She made the
trip in thjfjr auto. Mm. Norman
garage.
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IJeForest accompanying her.
Mr. Tanner is building u garage
for * Dr. Summons. The doctor has
added another new car to his list.
Wants to Qet Even.
During the last two or three
“ When n lazy limn has to work."
months quite u number of our laid uncle Ebon, “ do first Job he vvnuts
people have bought cars. There re Is dnt of n |Hillreinnn to keep other
main only a dozen families who use folks Tuin violatin' nntlhmfln' laws."
shoe leather instead of gas ns a mode
of travelling now in Oviedo.
Sealed
Tlflht
W RAPPED
JicfluUM.fll mlaUBto11al
P la n t s c a r c e fr u it s
f o r a n a s s u r e d in c o m e
w ill be greater demand than supply for
many of the semi-tropical and tropical fruita so
well adapted to Florida for many years to come. Even
a few trees o f these fruits will mean a ready-money
income. Avocado* are particularly worthwhile. Every
T
herb
year more people learn to eat them and they sell at
prices returning growers fine profits. Plant an avocado
grove if you can; at least set out a few trees of the
varieties which w ill thrive in your section. ,
Ran) P a l * WwrterU* * f* k th* c k o ic .t M o c m m «* ■ tb*tf
o r * catalog tcU* which kind, to pleat. I f alio d*Nrib** • » *
( I tv. ewltartl io(f**tU w a loc other fruit* that »ho*14 h*
to ore n n rr e llr grown in Florid* and •upplU* fall In form -
Tfifc"recital fn the studio of Mrs.
Fannie S. Munson last Suturdny
afternoon, March 8th was greatlyenjoyed.
The entire program was#beautiful
ly rendered and full of interest to
iht.fltudent.as to the music lover,Mrs. McGuin was excellent in her
group of readings and showed won
derful versatility.’
Program:
Piano, Hungarian Rhapsody* II Liszt
Alma Blount, Anns Mason •
Violin, S on a ta......... .........
Mozart
Miss Margaret Tinne
Mildred Kennedy, Piano
Piano, Polka de Concert
Bartlett
Alma Blount
Violin
«
,
Miss Tinne
-Anna Mason, Piano
Piano, Rondo C a p r i c c i o . ....
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REASONER BROTHERS
R O YAL PALM
--------- -------- Mendelssohn
O w in g to the delay in shipm ent w e w ill not he able to m ake our
on Tu esday as announced. Shipm ent is now on the road, how
ever, and dem on stration w ill-b e m ade upon a rriv a l.
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WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT {
_.
Goodrich Tires, -allstyles nndsizes, Includ
Mildred Kennedy
Violin, Saltarelle....^....... ..
Germer
Mias Tinne ,
Alma Blount, Piano
Piano, Prelude C Sharp MInqr„..,„.
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...... .............v.„„„Rachimanloff
Anna*Mason
Marche Militaire'Jn,.Schubert-Tantig
* Alma Blount
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m A t il i
rvice
ACROSS
FROM: WHERE" THE
N E W .HOTEL IS
AT
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TH»E SANFORD HERALD
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MARCH 14, 1919
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States, with a ticket from the port lai'ge' part of the rural population of
t o o n t r y home.’,1------«-■--------- — ----- tho itafei It la also used to
That is the dominant note in the extent for feeding all claaaes
R. J. HOLLY, Editor
soJdjerj^_
Jcttfrs front, abroad. And .stock. Fcygppeople realize that the
W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager
M O V E O U T OF TH E STA TE O F D ESPO ND ENCY.
you cannot lie surprised.
They sweet potato crop in the Igft few
•
r ■*
years
has
keen
nearly,
gfliial
In
value
went over to fight while the fighting
Published Every Friday by 1?
Go where the chances still have elbow room.
was fcood. and now thaFthe war is at to that of the upland .cotton crop',
an end the American soldier for and to* that of the corn crop of the
W ake up and save your money.
Release
state,
home and mother!
8UllS<4umoN PRICE IN ADVANCE:
i
your am bition and free yourself from debts’
ONK YEAR ___
1X0$
And if the sumo question were put
in the spring of 1915, a fertilizer
HI X M O N T H S ____ _________________________ l.oo to the people at home, the response
terrors by S A V IN G A L L T H E T I M E —
test for sweet potatoes was begun, on
T HREE MONTHH_________
Jl
would be, “ Most of anything, 1 want land that had been used for a fer
R E G U L A R L Y . H E R E -N O W .
tilizer test on Jupanese cane, during
Enlrffd u Hrmnd'CliM Moll Mollrr A a g u t t U n i my soldier hoy home again.”
190S, at tt>« t'o*l a (TV* at H«nlWd. Florid!*
Don't think that the government the previous seven years. Tho pota
ttoder An o( Mtrtb Ird, 1*79
C A P IT A L S30.000.00
S U R P L U S $15,000.60
iias overlooked these conditions. I t toes were planted in the same plots
II* r*IJ Huddle*
Telephone No, H I is combing the highways and by and given the same fertilizer treat
The
ways of the sea for transports to ment as the Japanese eane.
land
on
which
this
experiment
was
hurry
the
men
home.
It
is
sending
Pedplv cun not ulTnrd boxes of
chocolates at the present price, hut them on American ships, Holland conducted was a fair grade of high
ships, Italian ships— whatever it can pineland. The sweet potatoes grown
they do anyhow.
ttwy n v i*
fn 1915 followed Japanese cane xyhllo
secure.
Remember that it took over a year the 1915, 1917 and 191R crops fol
The presidential third term has
lowed cotton. Eight plots were used
m
hand
,11, R. STEVENS
"N R. R, DEAS,
C. D. COUCH.
long been a bugaboo. If. we were to to get the army into France, and
in
this test.
— - Pr.ad.r |
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Caihitr*
Am 'I CatiiMt
experience one, would it probably be I that the British transports which
(
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very different from a second term? rarried much of it over are no longer
Fertilizers Used
available.
----- O-----The same amounts and kinds of
Patience, mothers anil fathers and fertilizer were appIiedTo each of the
T h e United States has been so accuBtomed to using Armenian rugs kinsfolk hero in Sanford. It will not sweet potatoe plots as had been ap
and-laces und embroideries thut it he long at the longest before Uqele plied tp.the Japanese.cane and cotton
’ can perhaps handle an Armenian Sam returns your good Torn or yoiir in previous years.
paid I i i h for th. year 1894, rovrrlnf Dr*. stockholder* on l b * l t il Tuesday tn Febru
t\?Snice, D i c k or your fine Harry, bigger •
H. K. corner n f ' S W ' , ,*f Srr. 38, Tp. SO S,
The Timei-Unlop will carry every
«>f each year* at 1 1 : 0 0 o'clock *. m. al a
mandate with case and efficiency.
The same number of pounds of It. 29 r „ run N 417.12 ft.. W 417.12 fl. 8. ary
meeting had for that purpose in it* principal day from ten to fifteen columns of
and browner than when he left, and
ft, K. 417.12 ft, 4 aerta. Sold a* the amrrs at Sanford* Florida, and its a Hirers
fertilizer was not applied to every 41,.12
properly „f Unknown,
as overjoyed to reach home ns you
ahtll. immediately thereafter be elected by the legislative proceedings, Its report
plot,
but
each
plot
received
the
same
Until tho** elected
And
raid ccrtiflcatra h » v » been Med In the hoard of directors.
Supporters of the League of Na are to see him.
an organisation meeting of the stock ers covering not only the actual (tapmy
offlre,
Overatreet
Turpentine
/
oftlcc,
and
the
Orrratrret
number of pounds of plant food for * Ik have made application for tat deed, to at
tions “ understand” thnt the Monroe
holders to be held upon the completion of penings of the day but the equally
• ttta« dee(Lt*
iv**u. in accordance with law.
Unl.-v
.aid tta irtrorpbntlbn* Of at * the first annual
each element.
tint
do :trine is satisfaclprily’ covered by . T H E M O NUtOE
R O # D OCTRINE-v-O C T R IN E
rrr Ultra tea ahalt bp redeemed aet*udlnK ttr meeting of stockholders, shill lie qualified, important “ underground" workings'
IV,u- thereon on Till. 2 tat the business of the corporation shall be con
its constitution.
In this case it
The first three plots received in* taw lax deed wilt L
The Monroee v^atrine— the prinday of April, A. I). 1919.
ducted by the following officer*: F. F. of the capital city.
would be hotter to know than to un
c o m p l e t e fe rtili zers, th e n e x t f o u r I Wltnaa'a
W
j
my nfllcial aitnaturr and M*.l Ilutton, Tree., HandyAndrrson. Vire-lNs, and
ciple under whic
licjjf the United Slates
If* Jones, Secretary and l#er*surrr: and F. T H E M OST C O M P L E T E LEG IS*
'
derstand.
13th Hf:!r a,., |m * u o L a h s /*' l9 ,9‘
F. I>uiton, Handy Andera^wb'and
11. Junes
neither joins in European entangle p l o t s a c o m p le t e fertili zer, a n d th e !
LAXLY
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AND
T
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f
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hall
comrtttxrtwrtrp-trmmt"
wf-rffnet
fnrs:—
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t’ lerk Circuit Court 8.mlnp4* Cu.. Fla.
ments nor permits encroachments of
BEST GENERAL N E W S SERVICE
g e t h e r with g r o u n d l im e s t o n e .
The
tty
E. Ua***'— . D . t .
Article VI,
i l -Ate
If the llolshevists and labor dis any former power upon the Amer
The highekt amount1 of Indr trd n i o r
TOO.
fe r t i li z e r was g i v e n in t w o e q u a l np|ist)il|ty to wJSirh the rnrporatiun
at
ira may
rr
turbers and other elements of unrest ican continent has been for a cenany timr
not riceed
, itself
. . shsli
____ .__
escfH, _ the
plication*? The first application was! —
.,
NOT4CK
No* other Florida newspaper wifi— ~
amount id iff rapita! stock plus its surplus.
would 4dmfty takxua. short nap imriF tm T*
rn.”.ilr«iii*
ivrn April 2Slh.
lh'' un'|
,-r'
undt-rtake the handling of the legis
will ..n*r».i,L.ii|
on Monday,
|9 |j>,
1
Article V II .
the rest of us could get the world United Stntcs policy.
It was in- made on May -TO, and the second on ' •„tt-nid
The name ami residence nf the inror- lature's work in any. such complete'
cnnvvntfnt apply to
Triumph sweet potato *.f » . .non Ihrrcaftrr
into running order again, they would stilleii into us al! at an early age, July 1.9.
Honorable Sidnry J. Catta, tinvnrnor fwfgtofa, and the number of shares of stock
draws were planted May 10, in rows ■tbs
subscribed
by car*! are as follows;
and comprehennivc; way.
* ■
>
t
Ihe
Matr
uf
Florida,
for
Irttara
patent
tn*
confer a favor.
side by side with the doctrines and
F\ F. Outton, Hanford, Florida. 90 shares
Q feet apart, and were set'IG Inches rorporattlHf the “ Florida VvxeUHU <‘omIf.
Jones,
Hanford,
Florida,
U
shares
p»n>,
.
under
the
folio
win*
prupo.ed
char
— 0 —
catechism of our especial .religious
You will*need the Times-Union, to
ier. the *>ri*inal of whlrh ii un file |n u,r
apart in the row.
Sandy Anderson, Hanford, Florida, A shares
..(ber of the secretary uf Stale „f the State
keep
informed about the doings at
Three different opinions are ad .sect. The nation at large has a faint
Results
State of F'lnrida
rtf Florida, at TallahaMer.
Tallahassee while tire law makers an*
County of Seminole.
vanced in Die pence conference as to idea that it could get along without
K, F. Pulton
II. Jofir-s
The yields were determined b y
the nature of damagi s for which any one religious body, but it has a
1 hCffby certify
fv. Thai r»n thi* day jM^nton- there, no matter how amny other
S » n*ly AndprAun.
firm
conviction
that
tinMonroe
weighing
the
sweet
potatoes
from
■!,y ap|»«,*r***i rtalnrr rti«- F. F. fiutt«ih. Han* 1iKlpCTS y o u FPfltl.
^
M
ir
lr
*
uf
I
tif
(if
pur
«Mii
n o f lh«* ’ ‘ Florid*
Germany should pay indemnities.
ty
A
ndfrpuo
and
II. joiu**, !♦« mi* knoin in I
Vpgrl*blr ('ompani’*
thr p»*r44»n« *h«» •ubarrlbxil t•• ihi* fon*. f
„ „ n u.ftt:tsi
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But no one either in the peace con doctrine is the sine qua non of each plot and figuring them 69 ! I b»* undcr^ifrtfil l.rrplty iiinHat? I)if'rn- lit*
e'dfitf
rhiirtrp,
and
mrb f»r him*i-!i.
M *1n V* ii ill till* I IfDPfl-l HH»n k\il|
pounds tu the bushel.
The yiehl,*. , , *M *
fi*r (hi- [)lir|Mia. ,.f (..rrnin* a
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ference or in the whole world doubts America,
lrdff»-*l #fba* be dul * . l‘<Ml t I f l U l u I*i VI* its ri’niliTH t lit* ruu*J
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and rorp'iral • und. r tbr law* mi. *»■v<*r4il >
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' M.. «tai»- ..f Florida. *llii and ur.lrr |h<* (♦if l Fi«- u<ir* and purJji« c4 tlirrmn espn-Knl | . ,
Now tl.e pl.iii h f**r America to i are gi\cn in bushel per a* re.
the obligation of Germany to |*.,y
TH ESANFORDHERALD
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
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PEOPLES BANKOF SANFORD
c.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
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
Witn*** rn> b«nd and *i al
fi-Msinsr pr**|Mr»ii-d i barter:
at S»t.
f*l * »J<* VVOfld UIH1 111** ni’WH of Flurnlii
take her part in a wilier woriil anil
ft*rd. Florida, I hi* iht* 1:1ch i|»> .d Marrh, j„ t L.
Yield 19 1’■
Arllrlc* I,
IMill
[ 1,1 1 " e x h a u s t i v e w a y that i*ns m ade
become a member of the League of
Plot J which received no phos
T b * name -d j b r ritr|inraii«>n aha!l I.h tbr
r l. M It I T T
r e p u t a t i o n as a g r e a t n e w s p a p e r
Fl .rid 4 \. Iff fall.
* umpafn *
and ijw
Nret^r) I"' IIII ir My rnniifiifq* ..
Nattoio,
‘she ii willing i ■, *i* tj’ i- phiirott* firmfared 215 6. j,j,,t II
in*' t Ur. id- l<tjs.it,I-s« wbafF In at han- I
The national war garth n *timmL
| The editorial page, the society dr*,
lllni •i help -* sure |*eai e u'n.M earth j wlm h received tin ammonia produc- I r,( . Ftorh! h. with brunrb ufftri-* at **irh Ip<*Lin.iui 'i:" i 6 c'kiiV.un,
ston r e p o r t s that J.VL'i.qUtl.lMIU w o r t h
tb*r f>Ia its in I hr at«tr f»f FlurUI* and utbir
xni.rney. tor incorporator*.
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part ments, the literary features, the
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if that is u possibility.
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d'«e« nut V ant to emulate the <|*nprixlut i'll 9*Mi. 1111, t s | \ t \: t
lots last y e a r
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!
Times-Union
are today better than
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lbfn
buy,
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b**bi,
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25-.0, t*irj "itn f
j,-.) aP4|yir«- artif (iiaptKc ,*f
of fo o d w l m h tin fa m i li e s c u l t i v a t problematical grealiii and indefinite
ever
before.
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ivcly; ami pint I tL'l’ anif «thi*r f,-t*| .Male t' 1 pint, lay 4ii4t,
in g these gardens
w o u l d o t h e r w is e one.
! 'P*‘ »f“ l farm t|{Y- Mmr !>.
I By mail, daily and Sunday
\ I I I which ri‘r«*iv**fl a rnmpVM«» f»*r
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an<l -M . r [it * Inr t> . f fb. «. mI I . [ hi r
have purchased
N o t o n l y that, b u t
3-* 4ff1
41»Tt »*I fit f wj«r *ri| Ulfr nil
age prepaid, one month, So ***iitl(fiii*>| orw
p ro
The League of Nations fur A liter i?!i/»‘r jiIijh
l O'
f '-.lMlf a - !
t‘ .** b ,
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th e v e g e t a b l e s raNi d m t tte*.i* g a r d e n s
three months, 42,25; six i nth.,
fi l i u s h r U an :u r*'.
n a and tin* world'
tar, *** gnt.*:. clti« « t|
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rami* to th e tab;*
fr e s h e r e t . i
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I ! I rst and f'lfelntis!. a renewed
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rnaMufa
, ;ntrrh««* jtrtff s. 1 4 it kirnfs
b e t t e r q u a l i t y th an M -g e t a id . j . ir
' iiittib*
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maO rtafs,
rei tign fin in nf the Mon rue doctrine I
I ! O H ID A T IM E S -I'N IO N
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mute-rial* it 4rr,armta ■-i ■».
And what will it do for you?
cu>, »«’ U
1 it h i r » l«r> .1 ,*! in all kirn)( of f
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safeguard
the
interests
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A un r- phitrUsH proflunot
larkMiiivillc, Fin.
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plot
II
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Every measure which cornet- i.efnre
i a.
wri i rfi
riTuivnt
m*
;imm<»r)ia
prt>rttriti
/ »TM *,11, ..,.1 ,.t}u.rwt,P ij,.,i
K \ T ft A If subscription order is
Many people who mud- gnrd-r s
1c ail kit
*f • >11» tnartii n. y .mtl farm
will affect you. directly or in fnrw arded to th<* Tim«s-L'r>ton dfref t
(i
,uUi'h*"
I' bll 1*1
iitn| t»|(*f 4 1 tr.
1
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last year
vi-nr bet
t mete ! i g..vermin i t
n«i
poUnh.
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mf
nuUrcf4r,n»'
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plant*.
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and promptly with.$ 1.00 yot/r name
W A N T E D AT O N C E
r e q u e s t e d it fo u n d p le a s u r e
ejio ugli
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ami pr, c.mlin^ plant*, t*
V\,lHCh ri*n*lvntl ronij’ lclt* for- I r«»f>*lfuri uml niht-rwiac Hti|ufr«. utti1
will be added to their mail list Lo u
j
Fifty
n
e
w
houses
are
n
ee
d
ed
at
in the g a r d e n ' w o r k a n d profit einiugfi
- III (irmtucta,
6->I line.,
fully informed in regard to the pro- Marcii 20 tb until June, 5th. This
Oliver-, produced 22S.n, 192.6, 12S.0, 'Inl“ it*1si in nil Virol. •‘"S'1
j
once
in
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hy
in the re su lt s to e n e u u r a g r th em in
„t on rommi.xinn, i.rfreedtngs of the coming session.
20:i,2 respectively; und plot V III purdiicn .nit
will more than cover the entire legis
■ilhirviu'. (,, il^at m nliM-k. and blind,. (•> '
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k e e p i n g u p th e g a r d e n hab it.
This is the condition at home and
w hich received a complete. fertilizer firtfii -t.irk in ether ***rii**rain.n« Veit ,ii»lature
period and it means tliat >ou
Don't
wait
until
some
injurious
similar throughout the
W e w e l c o m e the B a c k y a r d G a r d e n they are
t1'**' "J 1'■*■ «»nie, I*. I*utlu»
«T.,t
•, , , i . t
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, . plus gruumi limestone, 110 i loisheU runwill receive the Times-Union at less
11
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pi.,i^e
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it,
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law
has
been
enacted
and
then
kii-K.
U h a j m t m nnc nt nuti**ital in stitu tio n . country.
an acre.
W a t c h the than the "before the war subscrip
eMfi.nVn,
'its enforcement
k'linont U| '',I. ',!*
t fi* T,
|rr•ip« fly nf ihr r mrfl ■!rAti •>fl
House;) are not t*. be had
In
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Yield 1917
tion rate "
This is n special offer
.mi ( r m *1■- I** t*».* ,n*i i*lerei.,, .it .u.-ti hills i n t r o d u c e d f r o m d a y to d a y
If nor soldn rs in I r.itn* wet*
k ‘|Uif#*, f..r t liei*i either , *r fiurt'lia**,
I *t * *I I W fill fi r » O e | \ e *i I.L, p f i o s ■ Htl b
•* f 1 III . --r [I- F
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W h e n v..u see -that a d a n g e r o u s ^ 1" 1
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m,'an any, p e r m a n e n t
vd U hid l fie, 111*1*1 it* *.r
turn- **r rent ii i t wilit it,- , ifini i, |in,-ut jil m r in is prodticeil 222 t
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tp tion rates
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hundred and iilr,M*. dill,' ,,,n ,,f ,, I he rest ri> 11**n **f I*ii Idi it g d ur iiq*
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Send
One
nfTur
in
w in ch
received no ainmolitu pro ibfti'
to your senator und representI i fie war has ,d course' phived a
r 11 » t i**uniT un<li f a ml tij virltfi* .*(■
of away
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thouuand »--*rM ' .• *■;'.,s._
44-2t
Dollar.
duced 240.U; plot 111 which received th r I
*.t *i*e ,t.te *d Hr,rid..
j u t i v e ; he e q u a l l y p r o m p t in c o m tr uniipoi t
< lilt* Lniu-d great |ait in producing Oils Heartily no potash produced 72.0; plots IV,
Ariiftr ill.
•
! m en d in g good measures. •
of homes.
T.hr* Bmniinl uf capital ,i„ rk
Ihs cor- |
, VI and VII which received tom- pnraii
m >h*ll hr iinr Hun.In*] Thousand T U P
K IO IH IIV
T l h f p s , HN’ I l l V
A shortage uf houses is to he re plete fertilizer.! produced 294,4,
1*100.000 «io
ImtUrs. divided fin,. ()n“ | l , , r
l.u IllIiA
l«IU H
Thm
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limn
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the
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gretted i'-tr > *vral rer.sons.
*t 276.S. .120,0 and 251.2; plot VIII
ROX F IL E S
tiro* .lini'lr* .) %MIO III! Ptill.rs e»rh. wti'ich i
.
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means congest ion. Where tun _**,
t-. i x i i M * in i.,»iui m.in.) ,.( it,- '
A s u s u a l the F l o r i d a 'I’l m e s - U n i o n
for filing
which received a complete’ fertilizer t•h.ti
*-i/rn, **I \tn,*tir*. nr in tir.iiirri,, ,,,
, ,,
Ii*-, are *h .iiu* in ql.Ji rt * i *■ v hirb a 41 plus ground limestone* gave a yield in nl!**l
lai.
,r .,*-ii*,., ,i n iBtf
Jt,,i v.L,*. j will p rint Dully tin* fu llest a n d m o s t
hellers. Bills, Invoices, Receipts.
ti *n. . • l *. r i « i t*y ihe l***«r'd **l iiiriTiiir, c n m p l e l e re p o rt s of t ho w o r k of th e
iiv
right- **n \ ill' fii-u-ri i f«*r ••i11 I of 222 bushels.
Etc. Plenty of them
! t, .1 re Is <••. It .1
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^stat** l e g is la tu re at the c o m i n g sesal
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Three staff correspondents of the
phorus prudueed l LI 6 ; plot 11 which
Ulir|p \ ,
A L o , if a .•ii mil l d i p
TIi*
I
uj*n*-*.
,.f
it,,.
n*rpumii,
.hall
I*,
b 4>
M
paper
will he kept at Tallahassee 1
e< 1'iveil no ammonia produced |i;s 6 ; runil*,-*■ *1 I*, j l*i* -nli m. *
[in ni.l,m. •
i II
l: nit s**s 1 : -, I* V
- f**r
t 4 t **■4
Office Supply Dept.
during
th- entire session, and they j
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plot I I I wlmh received no potash
r**r I r-i ! ■* * **naial ui r,*,r l*-*f I iia,* I fire*-, tie will report fully everything of g e n - i
Phone 14K
Sanford, Florida
11.1 t'l lu > 1 ■ 1 fit r<
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produced CifiS; plots i\ , \, \'I and riunifi*! !** I,- lla.-ii
Utr l * ) -l a » i.
Ttn*
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indemnities id some kind.
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WHAT WILL THE
FLORIDA LEGISLA
TURE DO TO YOU?
(HERALD BUNTING COMPANY
New ri‘niin*iitMt Miii\
A il whirh received complete pfer- dire. I f . , hall (,p rterliH «nnu«1t>
t. i tilizers produced Dil.ti, 249.6, liid.'J
fu r t h e r gr ow t It.
l.y H e
o ra l In tere st.
ever KHtlsfart/p"V tin 1■ > m igh t 1
ritizi i..;. simp!;, r trim t !*, a . . •urn
and 15:1.6, I’ lot
V I I I which re*ceiyt*il dompiete feitilizer plus
--- AL-n v. it** ii* \i • nijiirnt nr rn? Tir j ground 'limestone pro'duveiV—^15.1.6
rri. <• for the s ' it t! oIt.,t 1'l vx .ik* I hushels |a*r acre,
d a te d
U
I I 1*.611*1 ior « 1‘.If it realize i hat ii.
p 1 u it*
b
A gprUtin young niuit m'
careful liabiLs in ilrcss
recently told us that tip*
reason he always w o r e
^ p1
^ ’ J +fl T* t
®* P
receives better service
because they retain their
“ neyvness” .longer.
Only fim* materials ran lie relied
upon to make a hat appear new
after considerable wear, and if
style also i* present the r.nolt is
must gratifying a n d "Mallory
llaU" always gratify.
Even tho
maker, guaranty is a norm* of
gratification and the new 'Spring
DKtuIos In
ii n other.
Sanford Shoe & Clolhirg Co.
Mm an! " » ’ • Wear'
ar*
cA edict) l
time
fi
dd.iig.
11 *
ii*»
n er es s itj
w o rk
for
sail ors .
i.r^t
of
place,
llie
Du-
counfry
returned
B u ild in g
will
tin*
ju s t
greate st
n o w id
*,|*ldii-rs
unu
fu rn ish
tins.
I
An average of the yiicit in huslfels
per acre for the.four years is. plot I
1*‘LH: plot I! 200.2; plot III 79.7;
plot IV 246.1: plot A' 240.2; plot VI
201,.h;
plot VII
207.5 and plot
ti l l 191.4. This shows that plot
ill which received no potash pro
duced the smallest yield, while plot
V which was fertilized with U2
In the rc-corei place, . b u i l d i n g
would he an. act nf public spirit,
v-ippb-fag- tTx" tiuttttct* m imnr - r r ,Tr V irunUs. d rtgdrbfamU'atntmi-mis-jrrcrnr
with the* liourea required for its ate of potasii and 221 pounds arid
progress atul growth.
phosphutc produced the Inrgv.xt yield
_■
Lastly, the demand for houses per acre.
shows that well built homes will
prove an excellent investment fer
the JltlimtjrTJmTses-lo rent w i l f ^
"Your only appltiuse," quoth n stur
an assured Bouret* "of inroir.% Ard jf ttm movies, "Is Wm click of thn
the sale of houses upon easy month Tntnera.”
Obviously, an Instnncn o(
ly payments is a most satisfactory JfUelly to actors*. Invention should
plan. A town which has these t r mme to (lie rescue and equip every
offer can secure a lino ela*,s of thrift;, Movie studio with nn applause nm*
prudent citizens, who as they- im kiltie, cotislstlng of n pair of rast-lren
properly holders will lie interested binds nnd an endless string of percustlon t-npB.-—Film Fun.
in tlhir homes and surroundings.
Local !fiinkn should see tlu-ir in■* " ----------; .
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r
.
N o l l f f o L Appllrallon f « f T a t l»rn | | nijrt
teresls in financing h u i l i i e r s w h e r e
s Pr i i » n n. i h . p i e r i r b b , l . » » - „r n ,i i j
necessary. It is to he hoped that ih
s'**»* t'1*' f i ' « * n » i
*i. „
.
i n
Tur p**n i i f* r
Ftimpsnv.
nf
*t»*
1 "• «<*aRt»n |iriiKri*Biftt*«,
ahull kw* a ivm-i.-air Su. 7ui .,,,4 Ko.a?on(
tbr
gofid class of homes
going
up
in-l’,h
‘*L
Jul>‘
I'eoJ*
k
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' l i l n for the y»»r 1898, e»ch covering N lj4
Sanford, such m> will reflect credit
N
ot -**K!, D i > t . o f Ber, .irt, Tn
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20 8, U. 29 K„ »»eh of wild rrrtlarsiiii t ovU p o n the t o w n u n u bring p r o f i t to r.[inftp mif-bnlf inUr#at Iti paid profn*riv, L i d
-•
is that they not only
represent his ideas of
^■Rtylq^bclUaL.Jiian. n n y ^ ^ .
is
T he F irst N ational Bank
of SANFORD, FLORIDA
12th,
RESOURCES
LIABILITIES
Loans anil Discounts
$332,643.22
Overdrafts *
*
146.69
U. S. Bonds to secure Circulation 8,750.00
U. S. Treasury Certificates
of Indebtedness
Other Stocks and Bonds
Real Estate, [Banking Room
and Ne\£'BuiMiftg]
Furniture and Fixtures
Cask 'mil Hue from Ranks
Total
200, 000.00
164,340.09
16,500.00
• 2,500.00
203,821.04
1,015,507.04
D eposits Decem ber 31st, 1918
larch 12th, 1919
In crease in 71 days
1919.
Capital Stock
$ 35,000.00
Sur
Circulation
8,750.00
None
Rediscounts
Bills Payable, secured by Liberty
Bonds and Certificates
85,000.00
Deposits
840,545.92
$1,015,507.04
8573*913^7
•840,545.92
$266,602.25
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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more for this season._ Last year I
! make the tree
more accented me
rold il to 12 or 15 men who raise
morial to the boy, that is wcli, and
hoes. 1 told each of them to take
can be taken care of very easily.
the remedy, feed it to their hogs
Wo arc going to put a limit of time
and if they lost a single hog from
The annual meeting of the Wom tQ the spring .work, that it may he
disease o' arty kind not to pay me an’s Club was held March 5th in the
quicker accomplished, amj a pretty
- cent for the remedy, but when club rooms on Oak avenue. At this spot well on the way when our boys
Mrs. Howard Tibbies of Kaincs thpy h,’ Ka" to "‘I11 coltV» ev,“r>' man time a resume of year’s work was get back, to show them our grati
Mrs. C. 1’ * Herndon und her sister,
came in, ami paid me for the medi given. Reports were given namely, tude in a living form, therefore let
Mrs. Gibson were visitors in -Orlando City arrived Thursday to spend
cine
and every one of them told nic Literature, Music, Welfare and So us hear from everyone right away —
several days with her aunt. , Mrs.
Frifday.
that
it was the Jjest hog medicine cial Departments, ulso treasurer and this week—can’ t you?
Fannie S. Munson, returning to her
Ford parts. Sanford Cycle Ct>.
they ever used. One man paid me vice president. Considering-extreme
home on Tuesday,
Mercedes’ nu
Drop a card in the mail if you livo
44-2tc
for the small package and bought $5 disadvantages under which the club
merous friends are always delighted
out of town, caR on the* phone, or
worth more and said .it was the best labored last yeat the reports gave a
Supt. Lawton has swapped h.'a to see her.
you can find Mrs. Watson at the
that he had ever tried.
creditable showing through the year.
Ford runabout for n Ford sedan.
Red Cross Home Service Section
Dr. Davis is still at Lincoln Hotel
Yours very truly,
Social Department had to its credit
Rooms every Monday, Wednesday
B. L. Perkins of Daytona Beach Sec him for glasses for headache.
the prettiest and best attended bull
W. F. Bartlett.
and Friday, Room No. 9, Garner i
tpent several days hero this week on poor vision. Eyes tested free. 42-tL Merchants Grocery Co,,
in histo-y of club. This department
Woodruff Bldg., over Woodruff- &
J ■ business. -■
•
also proved its ability in the war
Mr. and Mrs. Stanwood T. Soule
Sanford, Fla.
Watson’s store. From 9:30 to 12:30.
\ irk line—Belgian Relief, etc. The
This morning Rev. Mr. Brower of Portland, Me., Mrs. Robert E . ! I4*3tt
—„
There will, be n catalogue-from a
L. erature Department had cxcepg»ve an illustrated talk on minerals Herndon, Mrs. Earl L. Burdick and
larelessness Results in Failure
reliable nursery and we can attend
tii
(tally
good
program
"Vital
tjuesbefore the Grammar School.
, Mr. Jus. .\V Sturnon formed a conThat is why we say “ Feed B. A.
to nil wants right away.
Please
Mr* *R. A. Terheun left this' week «£nia| Party motoring to Orlando ' Thomas^. Hog Powder according to ti-n* of the Day." This was carried think these plans over, and be one
• a v is ito f several weeks in Jack-* Httiniday. Mr. and Mrs. Soule will directions.
DO N O T FEED I T out ; ell in all meetings. A paper
of many who nre already in line for
for
. ..
.
remain
in Or
undo until
Mumim*
Kt.nPPV
...;.
remain
in
Orlando
until
Monday.
S
L
O
P
P
Y
.
Hut
mix u
it with ..........
groundt glvei by Mrs. Arrignton, "Woodrow
sonville. and Savannah. Ga
this great memorial boulevard.
Early Spring tendency of
I Oscar Speer returned this week fped and moisten with just enough Wi.s ji‘ ," was deemed worthy enough
Howe Inner Tubes.
Sanford style in footwear is to
t from France where Ije saw active water to make a crumbly mass. to le boson for the State Bureau of
Cycle Co.
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IN D IA ’ S CALL
,
i service on the front lines.
Oscar Then each hog gets a beneficial dcse. Infer ation. The music department
wards the Oxford. *
Mr and Mrs Stanwood T. So.|o
wounded aevera, tinn,s bul See full directions -on pac
h id .or its year's work the commu
“ Give U« Bread or W e D ie !"
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hern- managod t0 -escape without serious Your money back if you are not nity sing and specialized on> chorus
Style in Oxfords to har
don motored to Orlando Sunday j injuriea, He pxpccts tQ mahe hia satisfied.
training. .The Welfare Department
No cry for help has so appealed
monize in the new skirt
hi.d as its plan Civic Improvement
Merchants Grocery Co.
afiernoon.
|j,ome with his mother here in the
to us as Armenia’s. Arlt was the
and Child ‘Welfare Work. Though
-Gasoline, oil, free air and water, future.
Sanford, Fla.
length— especially Louis
moan of our brothers—our perse
work was done in all lines—results
Sanford Cycle Co.,
JI-3u*
Free service.
cuted, bleeding, starving "brethren
It won’ t cost you a cept to phone
X V heel models. ~
were .-of ffuly obtained—illness and
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Park avenue.
beloved." The bitter heart breaking
your O R D ER S FOR' P IA N O T U N nciUU.oss activities intervening but
Born to Mr. and Mrs. to. L. ING to Wade, the Tuner, Orlando,
Death iff John L. Mooney
call for help from those vvho have
Style in K id Leather,
effort
j were made that have formed
Wright on March 11th a fine nine
|
Word
has
hem
received
by
Mrs.
worshiped,
nnd
who
have
suffered
4 l-8tp
Brown,' Bronze, Gray,
a fir.n foundation for work to he acpound baby boy.
He has been
for our Savior and the World’s Re
J, C. Hutchinson, a former teichrr ^ l*li*al,eth M. Williams, who lives at
CtfiJtpUsbad-in the nnxt two months, deemer! *"• * *~
Black ancL-WliLta—
1MI9SS
Hilliard^, u , u i L - L h u Sanford■acboiifs Has bem tfiie- Silver- Lake, of the dehtfrofJhenrorr,
hence the ctrrnerstone, so to speak
John
L.
Mooney,
who
died
in
France
Mr. C. L. Flowers is the proud charged from the field artillery and
No wonder hearts responded nnd
was r m put tiji in.vain. The treasStyle in. Galf Leather:
possessor of u now Chandler car, is bark in Sanford, where he has a of bronchial pneumonia on Feb. 23rd. fir’er’ s ri-,i>,rt w'as a good one and purses opened, and our silver und
Low Heel, W a 1 k i n g
purchased from the Wight Tire C'o. j position with the Sanford Truck 1919.
shotted funds ample to have covered our gold were laid on humahity’s
Growers.
Mr. Hutchinson was in
Y on ng M oo Hey was well kn o w n all tixp* uses of tltn club and a goodly altar for that noble, faithful, splen
of this city.
,
shoes in Russia and black
v
Norwalk Inner Tubes.
Sanford France several months , and . has lure, having worked in the* A. C. L. portioh, remaining for tht1 Buflding did bund of Christian heroes!
many interesting expertenifts to re shops for several years us inspector. Fund; ‘ The vice president’s reports
But there is still another cry from
Cycle C6.
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late.
He received his discharge on He left here in 1912, going.to New
as well us finance chairman’s gave far across the waters -India! India,
Mrs. A. W. Smith and-daughter,
Forerunners o f Fashion
Feb. 17th.
’
.
Smyrna, Fla., and enlisted in the long lines of figures axT'etub's - dis 100.000.000 of her population is nowJuanita returned home from Jack
rnoLor
transport-corps
in
bine,
19
IS.
Mf- B. ‘ J. Starling motored to
$5.00 to $10.00
bursements and sh-iwid that for being affected by tho aw-fut white
sonville Sunday night after, a de
Daytona Beach Sunday to bring bis lb- sailed fur France during the same which tin* Woman's Club truly specter of a ghastly famine.
light fuT visit with relatives.
mother,
Mrs. Mary E. Starling month us Ins enlistment* and was in Stands * uplifting and bett-'em-'ut of
The future looks much more
Pi-erless Blow-out Boots, all sizes.
and his grandmother. Mrs Eliza E active service until a short time be everything, along all lines Whurl*,- gloomy than in the last great famine
He?t h > he had. Sanford Cycle Co.
Jones of Summerville, who kavi fore hi- death
;|llle,. home I IlipT" ( emen t and Red of UMlo when t<vo~third* of the pop
11-211been spending t-be winter at Day
The deceased was born in Relli*- Gross.
The president’s report, Mrs. ulation were swept away in one dis
r r* i. S. Daiger, Jr., (ins accepted
Next to Peoples’ Bank
tona Beach, here for a visit
Mrs view,. Marion county. Flu., on Si*i>f.
. W, I hi-kitis was especially good trict.
a pn.-iUoii with his uncle, D. L.
Jones and Mrs. Starting will remain filli, 1-*'92 and moved to Sanford
ml brought much deserved com
The ( tiristian Fast Indians are
Tbra-io-r and will be t,!aa 1,1 ■ a ■ for the remainder of the winter
with his parents in 1907
lb was a ment.
An article read from tin* now living on grass seeds! Some of
tu> in.itu Iri ads call on him thet
member of the Masonic Lodge at Woman’s -Federated Magazine cited the people already look like skele
L
o .VS AU TO
TRANS
.
For Sale
New Smyrna and was well and the true field of .woman’s work, what tons
In one village ulqne fifty fam
Wc Certainly Would.
M . ■ VI .tYTIHNG
•11: 1N K
favorably know n
he i> lining mol what she will do in ilies have died and the children were
I Overland Road-ter. w re
"Would you cull eating lobster and
M" i'EI. t A it N E '
future years
*
I Ford Touring'Car
found lying out in the street* cr.v ing rrciun putting down a disturbance?"
M.i1nrv Ilorn, Jr
s Hi i f Judge
1 Ford Sedan
Monkeying With the Time _
queries a correspondent,
Following acceptance of annual themselves to death!
.M I Horn of the i'h-rd J dicial All in good Condition and real
li ar
A- wo understand it now, the reports th>* annual election of of
Shall w<- help them too?
"Give
wf Florida has i
. ?d a gains.
clock- will have to In- set forward ficers was held and resulted as fol and it shall be given unto you" inn)
Bicycle to Travel on Water.
h lei - lief li l b< .** o f.ird
S e m in o le ’ ( m in i) G a r age
anolher hour on Mar-h JO. which lows:
also In- applied physical!;, as well a*
A unique ib-vii-o produced by a Jer*
.!' School.
1i L'tc
will mean that we wtil be getting up
President, Mrs I. W Do-kins
spiritually, may we not believe?
a*y I'lty Inventor Is a water blcyclo.
before day again atoL will eat our
numerous friends of Nits.
\ ice Presiden t, Mrs W F \\ at son
One inspiring thought that comes Vt first sight the -machine looks like a
S.
II.
S.
N
o
I
i
h
evening meal in the middle of the
N li Garner will in- de'ighin. to
2tyd Vice l’rea’ t. Mrs. E. M Gal to us as Christians is that the na ileyele. with sleigh runners Instead of
The -school was presented with a afternoon. Since we have been putil a-r ti..it she is improving after her
loway
tives will realize that our religion is vhcels; hut It carries, also, two largo
r< i i seven- illness, und will soon beautiful pennant of the University in Eastern time it has pushed us to
dr
(I
\
oe
Pres’t,
Mrs
[i.
A
Kelly
a practical and beneficent one; and tlr tanks to support, both machine and
of Florida by Clifford Walker as rep get up at a time when we (build look
I, atiii to m <* her friends.
Treasurer.Mrs,
E.
1
*.
Morse
many si- poor benighted soul may dder. It !« said to lit) nonaliikatilc.
resentative of the Semifiule Club at the clock in the face unashamed,
Mr- Archie Betts and Mrs. I oas.
Rec Sec’y, Mrs. E, A. Douglass
thus be won to accept *mr high and
Gainesville.
Mr. Walker gave ii and ndw just as the sun is beginning
I. Iiriti went to Daytona Bench
Cor. Kee’y, Mrs K. C, Mower
holy ideals through the, loving min
short speech on the advantages of to conform in a measure to oyr. tune
Tuesday mtiming ami remaining un
Cljitt. Lit. Dept, Mrs- L. R,. Philips istrations to the bodies of suffering
getting a higher education, especially we are to have the clocks*jumpe'd
til Thursday as the guests of Mrs.
' Chm. Welfare Dept.. M r s . S. Pu- hum unity.
at the University.
W e have a ribbon for,
forward another hour.
We do not
'Braxton L Perkins.
“ Gtyc us bread or we- die!" is the
textrni----- ■----- ■—
The Seniors lire working hard on know whether anything cun be done
your typewriter
Chm. Music Dept, Mrs. Sehelle call from-that far away land.
A caidegrum has been received by
ll.t.'r play and on the Salmagundi. about it.'but we object to this con
B
L
A
C
K . BLU E,
PURPLE
Mai new
f
tht jarenis i f Tenney 1. Deane, a
"W hoso hath this world's goods
stant attempt to make a monkey of
•
AH'
re
w
ating
impatiently
for
the
(
li
rn
Social
|
l.(i
I
,
Mr.
W
I,
Sa1' '•'( i- 'A who i- now in the navy,
and seelh his brother have need and
or any of the above
If I fieri- is any
i-lu-- ring- which are expected dady <)I<1 Eat her Time
Morgan
lb
' -• at New Castle on Tyne.
slmlieth
up
his
compassion
from
way to reach the powers that he
M E It .. See'y .
with red
I f tiu( and i a.des that be is well
The eltib lias to its credit l he p ro- hill), how d Welle tli the love of God
We hope an isirriest protest will Ina' s itin g along line.
made against the proposed robbery euring of a splendid Lyceum Course in him?"
Property
Ow
ners’
Take
Notice
Office Supply Dept.
B- B, Crowder returned Friday
Offerings can he sent through the
of another hour's sleep in the morn for the instructive war questions,
which altui defil on reconstruction. Christian Herald, Bible Hnuse( New
Phone 1IS
Sanford, Florida
Bom' Cle&rwatcr where' he spent
The law' provides that “ If taxes ing. — Lakeland Telegram.
Two of these numbers have been York C i t y . "
se.i-ral days with his family who upon any real estate shall not lie
enjoyed by the public.
The last
arc i-iting Mr. and. Mrs. W. I. paid before the first day of April of
The Meaning of S en ire
Shi*
one promises to he of unusual in
any year, the tax collector shall ad
It is very tiresome for the uutoist
terest inasmuch as Sergeant Monroe
V,,. |f - linn*, v
vertise and sell."
to wait in front of a garage a n d "
fr if*. \ ’ k-ri-nt
This is to notify all concerned I blow his horn till the boy comes to has Ids experit’lices to give of "E igh
teen Months in German Prisons."
♦M’ f
•U - 1•!.•*( lay
evening
until that the requirements of law will he till (lie ya- tank or pul oil in his
\ t
*• 1hi- ( migri-pat nnal cbun-fi complied with and tin- tuv Imn1 • will motor
*
1.. /,
Victor) Trees for l ike Front
Hi •v.lu. The public is positively be closed on April First
11 is still more tiresome for him to
lfiV.!r 1 to alt
provided by law and all lands on wait for the transmission and rear * The time, the place and the reason
.S’ /’ A’ / ,\y ; h a TS a T T R M 7 7 17*; MOlJklt S FOR
I.i n o s T. Craig of Gulfport. which taxes have not been paid will axle of his car to he tilled with the art- ail ours, and whether we have all
given a boy nr not, let's plant a tree
be
advertised.
LAJ)/KS A \'D C H ILD It £ A r. WE AltE
■'* ■ ond Mrs. Margaret Senn of
proper lubricant by the old slow
as a living memorial to the victory
Jn<>. D. Jinkins,
Far.fortl were married at the Conmethods. -That is why so many
M A T U R I N G SPORT HATS.
Tax Collector. Seminole \V people neglect their chrs. They buy over the Hun ’ and the policy they
gre.rv,‘ ; r t .
•**£..-'d-;-. March
New ARRIVALS HAI L Y
Tax Collector, Seminole County. a good car and let it wear out stood for.
bth. It<-v. C. De V\. Brower olficiut43-4tl
' "•
ihg
throngli. Jack__nf . alturUiun.— T h e y __ li_ia_lUling. iJiut lhi:..lit:ruiitn_uF
don’ t like to wait, How many s-cta living soldiers and sailors, a* w il ns
First National Is Prosperous
of gears have gone to pieces because that of their pomrudes who made the
Elsewhere in this issue will be they, were dry? How many storage supremo sacrifice should be recalled
fiar
found the statement* of the First haUeries are today ruined because in future days.
Let growing trees signify* the in
National Bank of this city.
This they don’ t get tin- proper nmount-of
And
financial institution now enjoys the pure distilled water. There is prac creasing blessings of Victory,
distinction of being a "Million Dollar tically no wear on a car that receives what can better express our grati
tude to Our Boys from Seminole
Batik," as the assets-of the Institu the proper attention,
county, who went out for us in all
tion have exceeded that amount.
A modern service station has just
This is the first time in the history opened in this city, a Idaee where the fulness of youth o fight that we
of Sanford that a bank has reached you can get \he proper attention might he safe. Lot us all band to
on
this covclcd Jjjzure and•Oi»-nmnaK* I without the uTtnrt-drfay. a mantis
the
lake
-front,
our
Memorial
Vic
meat are to be congratulated upon kept at the curb at ail times to
- -!D fA T ~ lT )ir ;~ E O O K
tory in trees and palms that" draw
this new record.
serve the,car owner, to fill his car
their life from Mother Earth.
with gas ami oil, to fill the grease
Men* are judged to no small
The Civic .Department of the
cup's that are usually neglected, to
tf'gree by their personal apNotice
Woman’s
Club stands ready.
put
heavy
ft
lease
iiiRhe
t
r.mamiaainn.
rearanre.
Looks reflect the
By order of the hoard of directors
sist the city officials in this work,
H— wewtaf— attitude— KiHp^enHSitR “
and
rear
axle
with
a
modern
groove
notice Is hereby given that the
and all thpt will please notify Mrs.
•me to judge on sight the manstockholders of the Geo. H. Fernajd pump— It only takes five minutes to
ni*r of man we arc.
Pure distilled wuter that W. E. W«4ft*ft nnd tell her just what
Hardware Company, a corporation, do thii.
W e exercise no more conservatism than 13 de
will 4t its office in Sanford, S minole hifii never touched metal ;ia on hand their wish is, and after a complete
manded
by sound banking practice
Appearances are o f course
This service list js made she will order the trees
county, Florida, at ten o’clock, a. m. fnr storage batteries.
. deceiving at limes, bul as a
Charge is made only for and palms and in co-operation with
on the 21st day of March, A. * D. is free.
Just enough to assure you o f S A F E T Y with u s..
general thing a man gets more
cpuncil see that these are planted.
materials
used.
1919, hold n special meeting f nr t ha
enriMdcratlon In anjr walk In
A fter Safety, our main ob ject is to render a
It is safe to feel that the trees or
transaction of impprtant business
This service station is The Wight
•iff IT he takes particular care
palms will cost in the neighborhood
affairs
of
said
corporation.
Tire
Co.,
operated
by
Ilaljih
and
Helpful-Service, one adequate to your every banking
ef his personal appearance.
This 14th day of March, A. D. Hal Wight in the Seminole County of $2.50, possibly a little more, or a
need.
Me know of nothing that
Bank annex on Magnolia avenue. little le*a. Wt*.want to work at once,
1919.
"ill give thin appearance mure
They keep a complete stock of the so get busy, and plant to honor
W e will leave no one thing undone to assure
J. G. Bali;
your hoy or some one else’* boy.
than h a v i n g
your clothes
best
make
of
tires
und
tubes
and
all
Secretary of The Geo. H.
you of the M O S T H E L P F U L B A N K I N G S E R V IC E
In doing this.there will grow into
the accessories for the auto, and a
steamed and pressed. It mai
Fernald Hardware {Company.
being a beautiful boulevard on our
you may wish.
lers not If they are old or new
man at the curb to serve you.
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lake front, which Is In all truth the
Ihey look better.
‘
’
44-ltn'
front door to our city, so lot’s
W. F. Bartlett
For quick service call
awaken all the pride of home and
Oakfield, Ga., May 10, 1917. ,.
work together to accomplish'wjtut jy
“Daddy." {
.Old Kentucky Mfg. Co.,
A teamster was heard nddrrsslng right. Nature has blessed us won
Paducah, Ky.
bis hard working horse with "Olddap. derfully and it seems to be the only'
*
Daddy!” nnd to us'lt occurred that light step in the right direction.
Gentlemen:
Please allow mo to state U*at l "Daddy" Is a mighty good imme for a
Now, It may occur tp some of our
: ill! ff
have sold your hog cholera re.nedy WfirV """'- ■*: most daddies being under mothers that _ they would wish a
a '
ve nil the tline.--Chlcago
for one^ season and have ordered
r.ar*e plate oh the treo they give, to
Lillie H«PP<nin* B
Mehllon of
Matters In Brief
Personal Items
0! Interest
In a n d A b o u t
The C itg <£
Summary of the
Flosting Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
WOMAN’S CLUB
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HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
TH E Q U A L I T Y SHOP
Sanford Shoe & Clothing
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PAGE EIGHT
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------------ , t h e SANFORD H E B A t P ^
..
_____ -
Tim K e a n e
.— r.j;
L. A. Drumley__ : _____ ____*
C. W. Entzmingcr................
L. P. Hagan...................
O. P. Swope.,'.............t..........
E. II. Kilbee .......
Geo. Fox, Agent
....
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Tha City o f
GOODRICH
Akron. Ohio
Put On
The'Left Shoe
First
They all said it— Dough
boy, Poilu, and Tom m y
—and clinging to that bit
of trench superstition,
. they believed it brought'
good luck-for the day—
and longer life in the shell
ed racked stretch about
them.
•
- HERBERT RAWLINSON.
Featured with Bylvla Ilrramer In J. Stuart HUckton's great acrecn production*
„
But in these fairer, happier’
- - days, when peace whirls"*
the wheels of motordom
again, we say,
.(Continued from Eijge 1)
And, of course, the right
shoe, is the Goodrich
Shoe, because it menus
good luck day and ni,,l.;(
and longer life in your
tires.
But there's no supcrsti;ion
about it; only the big,
husky body, and the wide,
thick It LA C K S A F E T Y
TREAD, Goodrich builds
into tires that—
TIRES
'BEST IN THE
LONG RUN”
" The Common Cause.'*
BOARD OF COM-'
.. MISSIONERSHEET^
“ Put on the right shoe
first."
B u y G o o d r i ch T ir e s
fr o m a D e a le r
,
MAftCH H . u t a
22.25
13.20
18.00
8.00
14.80
12.40
30.00
T o ta l................
£1977.49
Hoad & Bridge Fund:
A. E. Mitchell.......................
31.35
Allen A llm a n ____
15.00,
B. A. llcearn...
....
3.20
G. R. Ramsey,........... ............. 90.00
C. F. Harrison...... .............. . ’ 3.00
S. E. Mathcmon - ......
120.00
E. G. Hodges
....
81.08
A. L. Heakikh^,:,.........IT...., 160.00
Hill Lumber C o . ................
38,36
Hill Lumber Co.
48.36
Hill Hardware Co
.
4.90
J. M. Wynn
243.87
Cardin & Leonard
...........
287.99
D. H. C. Rabun
28.00
B. It. Beck
175.00
Seminole Co. Bank
159.00
44.66
C, K. Lucas.*.............. ’.....
The Texa/ Co . ... . ,....
35.60
E. A. Douglass __ __ ____ ....
22.43
Lawton Bros.
46.50
Seminole Co. Bank
22.60
O. P. Swope
. .........
8.00
12.00
L. A. Brumley
4.00
C. W. Entzmingcr
L. P. Hagan
8.00
E. W. Uiggers ........... ........
17.50
4—‘
Round out the dependability and d u ra b i-y of
Goodrich Service Value.
*
(
Whereas, upon the filing of sail
petition and-plat with said beard o
onnty I'Oininisaionr.-s the -*,i d board,
»y its order duly made, laid same
over until the next reguh.r meet lug
f nl»l heard, to be lie) 1 thi*, Dl,
uy of Mareh, A M. 1919, ai il <L<;
ivw notice by |ml>lb allot- fur three
weeks in tin- Sanford Herald, a
easjta|ier of general - ir■ul-atb-n
ubllslu-d at Sanford, Seminole coun
ty, Florida,* of the date when said
*:tr'l it mild intiftider s;tt*l |ielition,
' eg ill persons who may !>■ mtert< <; to appear and present any
as on why such petition shop Id not
- -granted, and
Total
.............. $1661.93
Fine & Forfeiture Fund:
Schelle Muines
$ 60.00
Davit! Speer
65.00#
David Speer
05.oo'
L. R. Philips & Co.
2.15
9.27
Mobley's Drug Store
u m h -,.
E. F. Housholdcr.__„____ _____
Sanford Hand Laundry__
2.04
R./;. Whitten
1.39
E. E. Brady
114-99
E. E. Brady
129.85
L. T. Hunt
2.91
F. A. Douglass
13.00
E. F. Housholdcr
34.32
— —i
•
Total
$433.52
County Guard Fund:
Geo. Fox, Agent
#20.00
the northeast corner of the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter off
ion—I* Township 20, sduth ne
Range 31 east; .thence west
on
TrtnrrffTv"tir*jr-TTTttt?'' nrTTTe* ‘rto^tli west
corner of said southeast quarter of
thp southeast quarter of- said Sec
tion 1; thence south one quatder of a
nvlo to the south line of said Section
1; thence ^vesl 5,60 chains to tlu
wander-line of Lnlre.Jessup: tin—<<
southerly along said meander line to
I he ir, I ersec: ti in i f said men nib r mwiih I hi north line of the north west
quarter of the .southwest quarter of
.-tition *;». Township 20 south, of
Range 32 i ,i-t . ihett-u east to the
Warrants paid during the* month
center of said section 19; theme were ordered cancelled.
south one quarter of a mile to the
The above hills as audited by the
it hw i si i or tier ef the norlhwt-i clerk and presented to this board
quarter nf southeast quarter ef sa;d wert* ordered paid.
Section 19; thence east one-half mile
Tin-re being no further business
to the place of beginning, is hereby
board stands adjourned to meet
etitistituted a special drainage dis
again at tlu-ir next regular meeting
trict nl the county of Seminole and
held April Sth, A. D 19 19.
state of Florida, to be known and
designated as the ..lessup Draq.age
E X C H A N G E OF P R O G R A M
1)islriet.
Whereas, il appears that said peti
tion is in form as provided by law,
and that the same is signed by tin*
owners of the greater part of the
And it further appearing to
lands through which such proposed
EukIIn Music Club to Render Pro
ditch, drain or ennui, as proposed hoard that .1 II 11mid lest on, M
gram with Music Department
shall run and the owners of tin I'attishull and ('. F. Harrison
Music lovers and others of the
greater pnrt of the lands contiguous disinterested free holders and
city
will he glad to know that the.
thereto that would he elx-nefitted bv citizens of the county of Seminole1
Music Department of the Sanford
mh -Ii ditch, drain or canal and tilt- 'and 'State of Florida, it is further j
c-ral ditches, drains or canals, and ordered that 'j. II. Huddleston, H. j Woman's Club has arranged to ex
that all matters* and things required 11. Pnttishai! and- C. F. Harrison be;change progrnms with the Eustis
Fruit and Vegetable Crate* j
by law to have been done have ami they are hereby* appointed atj Music Club. The Eustia Club will
been fully and strictly complied committee who shall have power to ' take charge of the program here at
Yon Can Boy Proa Us it
with, and proof of publication hav employ a surveyor and cause mi ac I the duL rooms on Tuesday afterj
noun,
Maf
'
h
Isth.
und
will
render
Wholesale Prices
ing been duly filed with ihw lioan! curate survey In be made of ^Ihe j
|an entertaining and instructive pro-'
showing thi publication ef i he no proposed ditch, dram or lanal and
Many high talented artists
W rtU fa r I’ r lM List
tice hereinbefore referred to, all as lateral ditches, drums or <unals, and (gram.
are
members
of the Eustis Club ami
required by law, and
establish the commencement, route
ff. A. Mcrryday Company
to say that this program will be a
Whereas, at the next regular meet and terminus of same, the width,
Palatka, Florida
treat In music circles would be put
ing of surh hoard after the prest til length arid depth thereof, and to ting it mlltlly.
ing of said petition, und lining the make and present to this hoard at
This day is to he ‘ ‘ Open House''
time mentioned in said notice by their next regular meeting nr at a
and
everyone is invited. No charges
meeting
as
soon
thereafter
as
prac
publication, the said petition lias
to he made.
ticable,
plans,'specifications
and
pro
come up for consideration by said
- -board, nod do person or persona files for *aid construct inn, together
lia vmg appeared arid presented any wit h an estimate of the approximate
T>achin-j Canai les to Sing Tune.
Fitiiurh -» limy bo taught p i sing a'
reason why said pt-tiifi-n should not cost of same ai.-I the annua! cost of
be granted, and the said board being their maintenance, and to do and Ittic. Kiirli ns, "A Life An the Ocean
K id ney dtsi-asn Is no r.spccle r of per- diately. The soothing, healing oil stlffl■nn»
A m ajority of ITie Ilia nltllellrig ulntes the kidneys, relieves lnttammaof the opinion that said petition perform such other things, u< Is and Yiive," by repeatedly singing to them
people te-lay can tin traced back to llons ami destroys the germs which
kidn ey trouble.
should he granted, and deemed it services, and to hast- su*h other and i falsetto, nr even to speak n few
have caused It. Do not wnlt until to
vnrils. Once In a while (though
T b o kidney s a r c the moat Important morr ow . Op to y o u r d ruggis t today ana
proper to grant the same, and find further powers and rights required
o r x w u of th s Imdy.
They are the Insist on IKJLU M K DA J j Haarlem Oil
orely) a female canary turns out a
Capsutes.
In t w e n t y -f o u r hours yo<*
ing that it is for the benefit of said or set forth in Chapter 16, 'J'kle 9, ino plnger.
fllterers, ths purifiers, of yo.br blood.
K id n e y disease Is usually Indicated by should feol health sud v ig o r returning
land for agricultural purposes nnd"^'*rs^ Division of the General Statand w i n bfe*s tha d ay you first heard
wearin ess, sleeplessness, nervousness,
(or the 'benefit of the lands herein utes of tile state of Florida and nllf
despondency, backache, stomach tr ou of OOLJ> M E D A L H aarlem Oil.
Aftpy you feet that you have cures
ble. p*1n In ttrills and lo w e r nbdoitien,
after described, which are found to acts of the legislature of the state o
yourself, tonttnuo to take one or t * *
_E *t l stones, gr av e), rboumatlsm, scintlea
capstUcH each tiny, an as to keep la
be low, wet. submerged m—haide tu -Wosidttt -amendstory—-and* stipplr*a n d lumbago.
J XCKHONVILI.K, t'l.O ltlt) A
first-rises condition and whrd off IBS
liny anil llofan Slrrrls
A l l these dara n aem en ts are nature's d a n g e r o f other attacks.
become submerged, to establish a mental thereto.
All isllrosil llrkrl offlrra In bulltllnf, r<■ns ig n a ls to w a r n you that the k l d i u - n
Ask fo r the o rigin a l Imported OOuU
public ditch, drain or canal and lat
it is further ordered that this res Irr » f r « r r , thing. All modern I n p iK r m rn ii. need help. , You should use CHILD i l E l y A L brand. T h rew sites. Money r**_
H i e ( l » < In t m y particular,
Katra, nnr
M
E
D
A
L
H
a
a
r
le
m
Oil
Capsules
Imme
funded f f they do not help you.
te rt\l ditches, drains or canals there olution and order he spread in full prnon, 11.00 < d II.SO: Inn prrasns, 12.00 in
II.ih SI.SO. 12.00, Inn people 12.SO.
on, all us prayed-in said petition.
upon the minutes of this meeting of *2.SO.
SJ.Oii. E. I'llA N K I'EA II C K Prop.
Now, therefore, he it resolved by this hoard.
the hoard of county commissioners
Adopted, made und ordered this
of Smninolc county, Florida, and it the -llli day of March, A. I). 1919.'
is herally ordered that said petition
isenl)
L. A. Brumley,
he and the same is hereby granted, Attest:
* Chairman.
and that such ditch, drain or ctuial *E. A. Douglass, Clerk.
and' the lateral ditche^, drains . nr
flx-SL.EL JttainlaBU D -C ------canals fie established.
Genera! Fund:
MONEY
SAVING
PRICES
On Flour, Grain and Feed
B miji
m
IT’S NOT YOUR HEART
IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS
Atlantic Hotel
We are Distributors for:
Il is further ordered-that the lund
within the boundaries mentioned in
Baid petition, and being as follows,
to-wit: Commencing at the southof the southeast quarter of Section
19, Township 20 South, of Range 32
East, and run thence North one and
three quarters ( I J j ) miles to the
Northeast corner of Section 18. Baid
tiwnqhip and range; then West one
quarter (*$ ).of a mile to the North
west corner of the Northeast quarter
of the Northeast quarter of said
Section 18: thfnce North one quar
ter ( * * ) of a mile to the Northeast
corner of the Southwest quarter nf
the Southeast quarter of Section 7,
said township and range; thence
west one quarter ( * f ) of a mile to
the northwest pnfppr nf said south
weal quarter of the southeast quar
ter of-said Section 7; thence north
approximately one mile to thei San
ford and Geneva brick road; thence
northwesterly along asld brick road
to the west line of Section 6, said
township and range; thence south to
-
-J
f *•' .-j- -1
$100.00
M. F. Rolfinson
E . A. Douglass
125.00
Dr. J. T. Denton
30.00
J. J. Dickinqon
... r
50.00
— 5TTTTTTT
rrnnn Harris ;
H. C. Du Bose
20.00
Mrs. L. C. Glisson ....(..........
25.00
65.00
W. C. Williamson .
C. M. Berry
100.00
Wilson & Toomer Fert. Co
Amer. Agricultural Chem Co 184.00
65.00
S. F. Doudnoy......■___
100.00
A. Vaughan .......... ......... .
Yowell-Speer Co
3.50
W. C. Williamson
94.93
5.85
Robt. W. Lord
74.39
Celery Ave. Store
Herald Printing Co.
76.05
18.60
Southern Utilities C o ........
1.60
Hill Hardware Co.........
IJill l.iuulnr Co.,—
-CF82.20
W. S. Hand.
62.12
Jno. D. Jinkins ................
362.80
Wm. G. Kilbee..........
7.20
Sanford Flour ft Feed Co,
2.91
E. A. Douglass
...... .....
4.00
E. E. Brady......... .............
21.13
So. Bed Tel. C o ......... ..
“ Southern
w ithout “an e q u al” today
5000 M iles
30x3 Plain Tread
30x3 Non Skid
30x31., Plaiir-Tread
30x3 >i Non Skid
32x3NT Plain Tread
32x3 Vi Non Skid
31x4 Plain Tread
31x4 Non Skid
32x4 Plain Tread
32x4 Non Skip
33x4 Plain Tread
33x4 Non Skid
$15*70
17.50
19.95
23.00
23.25
26.25
31.00
34:45
31.70
35.10
’ 33.25
36.80
- 3 4 tG£-
34x4 Non Skid
37.85
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115 Park Ave., Phone 251-W
CYCLE CO.
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THE SAffFOBD H
DR. E.S. HOFFMAN
OCULIST A N D O P T IC IA N
Eyea etam ln ed b y * reifnlar re gla ' tered p h y sic ia n
Glosses fitted, b r o k e n ie nes
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2S W . Church S t. - O rian do, Fla.
HENRY M c L A U L I N
JEW ELER
.
MY SPECIALTIES:
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P IC K A R D 'S H A N D - P A I N T E D C U I N i
G O R H A M 'S S T E R L I N G S IL V E R
W ARE
ELGIN A N D W A L T H A ^ I
ehs W . o f t* S•*. pMt on B tin* or 8 m . 1*.
Tp. IS 8, tl. 30 o u t , run N IB chi, W ! U
chi, it 30 chi. E SJy chi, N 10 chi. 3 acres.
The M id land betnf i i i i u t i l at tho dati
of th* Issuance oi men certificate in tha
D in t of J. Madhouse and wlf*. Unless n id
certificate thall bo redeemed according to
law tax died *IU laau# thircon on th# 10th
day of April, A. D. ISIS.
Witness my official signature aid ical thia
th* 7th day ol March, A; I>. 1919.
fib at)
E. A. D O U G L A S S .
Ci*rlt Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla.
43-61
By y. M. Douglass, D. C.
Practice confined to th e treatm en t
o f th e e y e
ROGERS' P L A T E D
W ATCH Ef
BUSINESS CARDS j
NOTICE
Notice D hereby riven that I, G. Clara
Catca, a married woman, the wife of Jamei
J. Cates, and a resident ol Sanford, Sem
inole county, Florida, Intend to apply by
petition in chancery to the Honorable Janie*
W. Ferklna,. Judf* of the Seventh Judicial
Circuit of Florida, at DeLand, Florida, or
wherever ba may be found at 10 o'clock an
the morning of April ISlh. 1919, or a* toon
thereafter a* 1 may be heard, for lirene* to
manage, take charge of and control- nty
property, and to become a ire* dealer In
every reepeet.
Dated at Sanford. Seminole countjv Flor
ida. March 14th. 1019.
G. C L A R A CAT E S.
Schell# Maine*,
' I*etltii>orr.
Solicitor for Petitioner.
43-6U
Notieo of Intention to Apply for
Leltora Pateal
Notice le hereby given that we, the undee.
•igned Intend 'to apply to the Honorable
Sidney J. -Call*, Governor of the State of
Florida, at Tallahassee, Florida, on the 17th
day of March, 1919, at 10 o’clock in the
morning, or aa aoon thereafter pa w* may
be heard, for Letter* Patent, incorporating
Sanford Hotel Construction Company, Inc.,
under th* following propoeed charter, the
original of which it now on III* with the
Secretary of State, at, hie office in Tallaaaee, Fla.
H. R. Stevent
F. L. Mill'
1 H. C. Du Bose
E. A. Dougiatt
T. W. Lawton
A . P. Ceenelly—
'R. A. Newman
A. R. Key
F. W. Mahoney
n. F. Whltner
I.. P. McC dlrt
Henry McLaulin
O n* I-tch C a r d ' W flt R | P u f j li ih e d U »
der This H e a d in g A t T h e R a l e O l |7.2t
Per Tear.
. W». the undersigned,
S C H E ffiE M A IN E S Z lt ourxlvr*
tugether for the
Treasurer, and E. A. Dougiaaa. Chairman,
£ W. U w u . * . P. Connelly, R. A . ' N t w mah, A. R. Key, B. F. Whltner. F. W.
» * n fy McLaulin .bait conitltut* the Board cd Director*. Th* tint
and organisation meeting of the IneorpnrsV u* •*''«knoldtn « ( the corporation
r-1* .
held in Sanford. Florid*, at the
Court Houre, in th* ComtnUiioneTa' room
on. ,h* morning of March 2l,t,
1JI9. for the purpoee of accepting letteta
ritent hereby applied for and ol electing a
Ajard of Director* and adopting. by-lawa
nnd of otherwiee completing the organicsHon of thia corporation and for tranaactlng
any other or further huiin<*i at may property rome belore the meeting. Thereafter the
annual meeting of the stockholder* ahalt he
hyld on the A m Monday In th* month of
March 0/ each year. The Board of Director!
thall meet immediately after the tdjournment of tha first and each annual meeting
ol stockholder* at hereinbefore provided and
at tuch other time* and at oftkn at th# byliwt may direct and provide.
, '
Artfrl# VI.
11 7,.,*. klcliest amount faf Indebtedness or
liability to which thia rurporation thall or
may at any lime subject iUell thall be limitrd to One Hundred and Fifty Thouiand
Dollar*.
Article VII.
The name* and residence* of the tubacriber* and incorporator* together with the
amount of the capital stock subscribed for
by each, set oppodte the respective name*,
are aa followa;
Name
Retidrnce
H. R. Stevent
Sanford. Fta.
r . L. J1 liter Sanford. Fla.
H. C. Du Bom
Sanford, Fta.
E. A. Duuglait
Sanford. Fit.
T, W. Lawton
Sanlord, Flo.
A..P, Connelly
-Sanford, Fla.
1L A. Newman
Sanford, Fla.
A. R. Key
Sanford. Fl».
It. F. Whltner
Sanford, Fla.
r . W. Mahoney
Sanford, Fla.
L. P. M (Culler
Santurd. Fla.
Henry McLauNn
Sanford. Fta.
th witnea* whereof we, the undesigned
and above named at Incorporator* of the
Sonford Hotel Corutructlon Company. In*.,
have hereunto set our handt and reals, this
l h ; Tlh jlay ol Februery. x . D.-I9I9,
H. R. Stevent
(Seal)
V . L. Miller
(Seat)
H. C DuBor*
(Senli
E. A. Douglas
'
(Seal)
T, W. Lawton
(Seat)
.
II. A.
A Newman
S t,,..
...
R.
hereby associate
II. F. Whltner
(Seal)
purpose of form
A. I1. Connell}’
(Seal)
ing a body politic and corporate, for the
L- P. McCuilif
(Seal)
L A W Y E R
purpose of becoming Incorporated and form
,
Henry McLaulin
(Seal)
ing
a
corporation
for
profit,
undt*!*
and
by
State
of
Florida.
OFFICE I N T I I B CO CUT HOUSE
virtu* of th* laws of the State id Florida, County ol Seminole:
with and under lb* follow ini: propoacd char
.Personally appeared before me a notary
SANFORD,:
ter,
public, if. R. Stevens, F. L. Miller, II. C.
Dulloee, E. A. Douglass, T. W. Lawton,
.
Article t.
A. 1*. Conneijy. ft. A. Nr*man, A. It. Key.
The name of this corporation 'shall be II. F. Whltner. F. W. Mahoney. L P. MeCuller
Sanford Hotel Construction Company, Inc., apd Henry McLaulin, all ol whom are personalty
and Its principal offices and place of businrs* known lo me and known to he the same peraona
THOMAS EM M IT WILSON
F. rK n e t’SUN HOLblt jui.r.lt ■hall be at Sanford, In Seminole county, described In and who subscribed th>ir n n m j
Florida, but it thall have the authority to to the forrg'dng prop-sed chapter ol the
establish such other and further ofhrcs and Sanlord llotei L oustrurtion Company, Inc.,
places ol .busing** ss It* officer* thall derm* and each for himself acknowledged on oath,
lit and necessary to aucceisfully carry on before me that be rsreuted the lame for
and operate it* builners.
the purpose* tlirpln ctprtssed.
Arfltl* II.
*
In witness where,rf I have hereunto set
Th* general nature of the business of this my hand sod nffielat *«■*) si Sanf.trii, Sem
corporation shall br. To carry on and cun- inole c o u n t!, f l o r i d * , ! this the Tth dav ol
Sanford,
Florid* duct
the business of hotel and innkeepers, February. A. t>. 191?.
restaurant keepers, calervrs. warehousi nrrn,
LEOLA W. TOWEl I.
di tilers In tiny and all kinds of provisions, (Seal)
Notary Public, State of Florida.
lusurirs, novcllirs or necessities, of any and
My commission evpirrs I 2 -J1-I92I
*11 nature whatsoever, either wholerste or Sebellr Moines.
retail. To conduct the business of a bather
Attorney lot Incorporators.
shop and hairdressers. To hr proprietors n r
Gflice 309 Tar!: Avenue
to-:,tc
managets of theatres, opera bouses, picture
■how* or other place* of amusement. To
NOTICE
rrr.-r cp. t!,.* bin Iness >f hewsdcalers, to print,
Telephone 291
Notice b hereby given *. requite! by
edit or publish Pewsp. per*, periodicals nr Article Three. Section Twenty-One n( 1 1 ,0 " tc > < : ’ 0 *2 r. n-,. !* 2 •* . .m magazines or to do any and -II kinds of Cvnstilutlun "I Ihr State nl I'larlda, that
printing. To lie krepira of livery stables
plication will be nfsdi- l « the Regular Srsam! gsrages for horseless conveyances and X n nf th r L e riii ft lu t# nf i h f ^tai# nf Ftnrmotor vehicle* of all kind*, to ,arry on the id*. 1919 , {nr tn* pnunf« of a apedftl |aw for
burineu o( hacking, transferlntf or draylng. th<* relief of J. E. I*»rr *nd fur fAtlfWatlun
to operate trucks lor the purpsAe nf trans H » rrr taln drftinftg#* cf*nlr»ct. ihh said J. E,
V K T LP T N A U l.V :
it alt-kinds ol freight, f^are had and fEtcfT-d into with Ihp DrainKut not a* a common carrier, to operate agp
(r.rt\ni'\TE»
r n m m i » l o n i ‘ f i of Dintrirt N’ « . I »*f Of*
lutirr or but lines fur the purpose of
nt ran
ran- ling# t'oiinlya H»*ri«la. whtn ih# Iwitof-jr
ducting sightseeing lour* or Inr the putp.,». now f o m p o n r . c J(e.fnifin!f* Count/, Klorida.
ol Iramportlng log (lire etty passctigtr nr * H i a part of Urantfu
Horifla, «aid
vlLlirr a* gurats ot oth.rwlte, D ri in as # DDtrirt lying and bring in that |n#r
EassCng.fi
domestic aniron.K
ut not a* a common Carrier. To do and f ion uf said Ir r rit o rv rmbracf’ d in 8#fninoI#i
carry on a general contracting business. To Countyt Florida. Thl# 2 8 th day of January,
('nils In ^nnford nnd".
do and carry on rlcctriral work of every 1 91 9 .
J. E. FACE.
kind or description, Including th* business * .18-JOt#
vicinity prompliy
u| rlrctririap, tleclrical or mechanical, en
nnswered.
gineer* add dealers, sltbir as pridcipal or
NOTICE
agent In any and ail tleclrical appliances or
. N o t h * is hereby given that appljratinn
1 Lone 389 M elrose Bouse suppljts, tu ronatrurt, erect, install, alter, will
be made to the Florida Legislature at
repair, rqutp and deal in work*, plants, ita n u t . regular session, which convenes on
uRLAND O , FLO R ID A
instrument* and michlnrry for the pur Ihe .first Tuesday a i w l h » lie—< M o r d s y lit
pura of making assd di.tributing eicctrrrsl Ap.il. 1919, far the enaelmenl of a special
currenG and to niake, supply nnd dis law In and for Feminole ropnty. Florida,
tribute electricity for any purpose: To con prohibiting
ihe ' lumijng at large in aaid
struct, erect. Install, alter or repair, use or rmihty of hogs or swine, said la w lo be ratirent wny and all machinery and thing* nee- figd by a majority vole of (he uualilled vo l
eaaary to enrage’ in the businc* «l j water et# of said county brfor? befouling rllcctlve,
works, tu sell and furnish, either for Itself
E. a . Douglass , clerk.
or others water for anv and all purpose*.
39-Hlc
To manufacture, use and sell ic. an ‘
d-’-t i he businca* ot a cidd eloragr, InrludNOTIf.’F.
•!.. furnishing of and Ihb operaiTan of a
N o i l- e it hereby given lhat application
po-rot' ng p ) - - t for in) sro? til purpoi.s.
vilt be made
the lit.fids l.egislslute at
i n carr j on t <e bmlness of a dealer in meats it# Hint rr/ufftr RPf#(on, vhlrh fo n v m n on
and live cattle, and also that of a dealer in tfit* firti Tuiftfiay ftf(#r th^ firtl
in
lise (title and abrrp grntrnlly and in any April. lHIH. for Ihn «*n»nment of ft iptclri
and ail hranchra < f *uch rrapectlre trailta Iftw In and fur Si nilnoU rounty» Florid*,
or busincas, .to cayry oft the bu-dncsi of a prohibiting the running *t large In aaid
dealer In vegetables, either wholesale or re county ol rattle, said law to b* ratified by
tail, In any and all branches of aurh bust- a majority vote ol th* qualified voter* of
hoa*. Tq, engage in the liuilnra* of manu aaid county htfore becoming affective.
facturing, buying and adllng and dealing in
E. A. DOUfiLASR. Clerk.
any and all kind* of things, lUlurta or ip'
39-9'e
pllancea necessary te th# aucceasful oners-
FLORIDA
Wilson & Hoasbolder
LAWYERS '
Dr. C. J. Marshall
r
]'R. £e Me DOV/j ii\G
f . i. scien11Ilcti11> <V'ases
It Helps!
* There can be no doubt
as to the merit of Cardui,
Hie woman’s tonic. In
the treatment of many
troubJci: rncultar to
women. ') tio thousands
ol women who have been
helped by Cardui tn the
past 40 yean, is conclu
sive proof that It Is ft
good medicine for women
who suffer. It should
help you, too.
T a lo
v
tion « f a modern tourirt or commcfcial hotel
and any or all uf'.lhr several hinds of Lutlnesi brrejn menlloot ! To purrhasr. leaae,
hire or otherwiee acquire or hold. own.
maintain, improve, alter and wall, einsey,
mortgage or otherwise dispose of real estate
and personal property of whatever nature or
kind and any interest therein. To do and
carry wji the business ol a real estate dealer,
and brtikrf, and to do any and alt .things
necessary to. be done in order to ■uccr'afuny
operate cither, any or all ol the several
kinds ol ^ us Inrss hrrrln mrnlionrd and
allowed to be operated, and generally lo
have and lo nereis* any and all such right*,
privileges and power* as may, b<* necessary,
proper or expedient, for the operation and
transaction of the. huwnees uf this corpora
tion. Th# foregoing shall be construed as
both Independent ubjrela and power*, and
the broadest meaning shall
be
given
to each of th* foregoing enumerations ol (he
general nature of -the bu*in«»» of thl* corprratlnit and lb# use of any one w r d shsll
not be construed to limit the meaning of or
effect of eny'-othcr word or words or phrases
clsewhrrr,
' ,
Article 111.
T h * . amount o f 'I h * raplul st'-r- author
ised for thl* corporation ahatl be One Hun*
drid Thousand nollara, end the- a. ne shell
be divided Into one thouiand shares at a par
value of ■One Hundred Dollar* curh;g the
term* »nd condition* npon which ihe cap
ital stock may b# paid are; That the capital
stock shall be payable In lawful money ol
the United .State#, i t such time* and In
aurh manner as the fay-lews of the rornoration shall set forth and sperify; provid'd.
horiMef that capital atnek may be paid for
in property, labor or ter (Dee at a just val-
uatlon^of such pronerlv. U M f I f ' m l t M
irifa uj) ihn WffrW lfirJLo*V,at *
Tiie Woman’s Tonic
Mr*. N. E. Varner, of
Hixson, Tenn., write*
-•‘‘1 waa ■passing mroupi~
the . . . Aty back and
•sides were terrible, and |
my autlering indescriba
ble. I canTlell Just how
and where I hurt, about
ail over, .I think . . . 1
meeting railed for that purpose, and pro
vided-further, that property, labor and ner
vier* may be purchased with capital stock
of thia corporation at a Just valuation of
such properly, labor or services h' be Bird
b » the Board of Directors at a inciting rail
ed for that purpoae.
AU capital atock of
thia corporation ahall be comtnun. and non!*Mble, eicept that slock may b# paid
la Iw.lelimewd# mm p ie ..... .. tlj -Itl*
- tl...f
law*, and ten per cent of th* capital slock
■kail be paid in balor* th* transection of
any bueinr|i by thw corporation.
*
Article IV.
Thl* corporation ahall Tiave perprtutl egIstcncr, unlea* sooner dissolved according to
Art ldoV.
T h e buxines* of the corporation thall be
conducted by Ihe following affirm; A I’res
Frealdent,
n —
Secretary,
n
ident, » Vlt
“
**
1
T t * * H H p ‘l i l D
Hoard
.
of
_____
Direct ir*.. and
___
such
a* th# offletre nnd Board of
remarkably strong for ft
Directors think _n_____ ary and a* provided
woman 64 years of age.
by thn by-laws. The office ol th# Secretary
1do nil my housework.'*
and.the Treasurer may be held by on* nnd
th* aim# person. All officers and director*
Try Cardui, todiy. E-70
must be etoull holders of the rurporation,
but employees nevd not be stock boldsae.
Th# number on tb# Board of Directors shall
b* fixed by th# by-laws of th* eorporstlon,
but at no lira# shall th# number b e’bss than
thi## nor greater than thirteen.' Director*
ahall b# elected by and from the atofkholdvn
at th# first and each annual maetlng of th#
tochhoidrl*. Immediately alter . the ad.ournment of tha first and each annual
meeting of n># atockholdera th# newly
Board of Director* ahalt m m and
Rail,
' * . Appltretie* h r Taa O jad Under organise, by electing on# of their number os
,/M l.a g , t t'hapitr IM|, Laws of Flar- chairman of th# Board. Th# diractors shall
at th* tame meeting each rear elect from
pa^k'Jr1 ‘• w A r ^ g i ch lia t M. M . Smith, Ibaly number *11 #fflc*r# of the corporation.
employ##
-
v -^ V t
L .-p
IftiM- ADVFRHSlNn
U . sLVls °* T *a Certificate No. 1470. daUd
U n d the yfficera and directors elected a|
A- O. 1992. ba* fifed th# first meeting rs t h‘ * Stuck holder.
ffler. and bha mad* •directon under thl*
t t Itau* in' arra-d. fil-s te k m V i”** t ie
,, " r T WMiel vd ‘ wcopefty situated -da
* * — v-u.tly, ylu.ldo, tu-wlts, B.-^. U F* YfM'^rrsldsnt, H. C, fiubosq, Sacrstary and
PAGE NINE
the court, praying that th* following ‘real
, T ° ’ « V k!PvW 2* R ‘ * * * 14 E- r ' “ f
eetat# belonging to ch* laid W. C. Bray,
“ •‘ • f . l M St. John* river.
» ■ « * No. II of Tier
J le,
0fu
lJ ? ^ S3
., * ' -E.
,° "«»
ia Town*h*
°* Sanford, Florida, ac- .MA
ship
S3
S.8 ^Rang*
eording to L. R. Traflord'a Map of Sanford,
South
half
of
Section
S;
All
of
section*
I r f *1*™*1
*“
handt of th* ad
T. *. 17, m, 19. 80, 89, 30. 31 and 3Ij In
ministratrix lor th# payment of debt* of
To*,m*hip
23
3,
Ranga
3S
E.
,
I* “
,1*1’ personalty hart
been
hauated,
authorising
a ,j-f admlnl*. , - and
----—
------------ ''the
.... l—
All bl Section 0 lying Weet of the right
*r* t n « to take -poeaetaion and Mai
make sale of
a w *1 the Florida Eatt Coatt Rail way :
taid rear estate, and th* taid petition eon- All of ’Section 7 lying Weal of Ih* right 0/
Vomi&c in Eti r«*p*ct« to tho rfqulr«v»FnU ?Sy
,h» Flo'ida Eatt Coatt RaHway-
01 iiw in tuch f l i t mule -and pubil»fa*<l;
_ ,Now , therefore, you. Slnah Bray, and
Clara.lirav. and John D. Irukint, aa Guar
dian Ad. Litem 0 ! Clara Bray, and all other
pertoni
io u l d r n ! pitit* t r «
commanded
and
appear before the
_
, . to be —
J app
:*'e cou
‘ count
County Judge'*
court‘ of* Sociinol*
Florida, on or
before the- loth day of Apr/!,
r htfort
A; D. 11919,
ahow raua* it any you have
ha
* 1 *. and »how
why aaid petition theuld not be granted.
Given under my hand and Mai of th* aaid
court, thie th* Sfth day of February, 1919.
teeali..
E. F. I l O U S f l O L D E U . t--3tc
_
County Judge. ;'
All ol Section 8 lying W eit of th* right of
" • T °f «h* Florida Eatt Coaat Railway;
All of Section* 19. J j and 31; In Towcahfp
- L South, Rang# 36 Eatt.
,
All ol Seetiont 30 and 31; in Towmhtp
23 South, Range J3 Eatt.
„ A " of Section* I and 11; In Township
33 South, Rang* 33 East.
AH ol Sections £3 and 36; la Township
35 South, Rang* 35 East.
All of Section* 6. 7, 13 and 19; Weet half
of Section 30. all of Section* 38, 33 tad St;
in Township 2# South, Range 36 Kaat,
Eatt half of Section 1; Katl half of ?**t on 13; All of Section 13; East half of SecNorth half of Section *3; in Townthin 27 South, Rang* 36 East.
Southwest quarter of Section 1*; All of
Section* 80 nnd 31 In Township 27 South,
Hang* 37 Eaat.
All of Seetiont 6. 7, 19, 19. 29, 10, 31. 32.
23 aod 31; in. Township 28 South. Rang*
3 I r’ Ml,
-Q UARA NTINE
In accortltnre with nnd by authnrltv of
Chapter-731S (Me. JIT), Aet* of 1917, Laws
of Florida. Seminolw.county ia hereby placed
under a quarantine.
Nalire
It D berehy ordered that no cattle (which
thall embrace hull*, work oten. eteert. Cow*, . A [I of Sections 19, 30 and 31: In Township
heiftra and calve*! ahtll be driven, trana. 29 South. Range 38 East.
ported^or allowed to stray or drift into any
All el Sections 6 and Tt all North or
part of
Flemming Grant of Stetlmi 18 and ot Sec
.Seminole County
,
tion 19; in Township 30, South, Range 38
except under the provision* of th Rule* and Last.
All of Sections 1. 3. 3. 4, 9. 10, It. 18, 13.
Regulation* ol the State Live Stock Sanitary
Hoard, for the control, prevention and 14. IS, 16, 31, 22. 23, 34, 23, 1«, <7, 28,
spread of Splenetic or Tick Fever In rattle. 3*. 31, 33 and 36; In Township 29, South,
By Order ol
.
llang* 35, East. .
AU of Sections I, 3. 3 and 4; Eatt half
Statevl.lv* Stock Sanitary Board,
of Section 9; AU ol aectlon* 19, I I , |2, 13,
Signed:
W, A. McRae, Prerldent.
14 and 13; East hall ot Section 22; All or
J. W. DeMilly, Secretary,
Section* 23, 24, 23, 26, 38 and 36; In Town„
. . . .
Actins State Veterinarian.
• hip 30 South, Rant* 35 East.
Don* nt Tallahavtce, Fta.,
March Sth. 1919.
All of unsurvsyed Township 30 South,
Rang* 36 East.
Effective Apr!) 1st. |*1S.
Copies of Law, Rulrt and Regulation* for
to Omni# County
—
warded on cequett.
Alt Ot Section* 1, 2, 3 It, IS, 13. 14. 34
43-Stc
and Sit North half uf Ss^tlnn 10; East hair
Rr*«l*liefl Adoated by the State Lire Sleek. of Scctlun 23;_E*st half of Section 36; In
Township 22 H, Rang* 33 E.
Saeltery Beard
All ”ol t Sectloni 18, 19.
There w»«
war htlcl
held In iht count/ of «
* Where**. Th*r#
i V 30 and 31; All ot
3cminnlc oh Nov. S* I 9|«, an •F»e||oii uniter
V tJ jlk !, 30, 29. 82 and 33.
tor: In Tow n_______ _
.,
. f g w g ’V
?."■ 1917. w
FR>rW*,
Dr#*Tyva'sr
crib
East
quarter
of
Section
I; in Town
rr nr not ayslematlc dipping of ship 23 S, Range 33 E.
ahoqtd be conducted in that county
Ail of Fractional Section* 4, 5, 6. 27, 33,
far th* tredlceiion of (he cant* tick (.WargaropUa tnnulatus) anil aa the returns of 33 and 31; All of Sections 8, 9. 10, 11, M,
15,
16, 2 1 .'22, 28, £9; East half of Frac
said election thaw that a majority of the
vote* were ravl for such syitemallc dipping tional Section 7t East half- of Section 17;
East
hall of Section 20, East hall, of Frac
of cattle; therefore, be ||
Section 31; All that part of Sections
Res-lved. That said county of 8#rainble tional
be and 1* hereby placed under a quarantine I, 2, 3, 12, 13, 23, 24. 36 and J3, tying west nl
for the control, auppreasion and eradication the St. Johni river. In Towmhlp 23 S,
of the caiil'e tick (Margaroput Annulstua) Range 31 E,
tn Semlnele County
and Ihe'eindat quarantine nntlre far earn# ,
11 hereby approved.
All of Sections 25 and 36; -In Township
By order ut the .State Live Block Sanitary- 20 S. Kang# 32 E.
Board.
All that part of Sections 29 and 33, lying
Signed:
IV. A. McRAK, I'rnldent.
AVest of the St. Johns river; All ol Sect!on*
J W. DeM II.I.V. Secretary,
30. 31 and 33; in Township 20 S. Rang# 33
' Acting State Veterinarian.
Eas t,;
Done at Tailahar-ee, I'll., '
All of Sections l and 12; In Township 21
March Sth, 1919.
South, Rung# 32 E.
Effective April tat.
.
All of Sections 5. 6. 7 tt,' 10, 17, 18. 20,
Regulations governing the movement of 21, -22. 27, 28 und 31; East bill ivf Section
cattle where svstenalie tick eradication
work la evtatdished:
I c . E. Tufta. all partie* clalmlnc
in tenet* under J L. 1f . » r
r,*
Harkney. H* C. W M U h « J■J*
.* w S l
G. Hackney, AugO.ta L. ‘ iAnders!
t
vreorge
orwood, Maty
Nor
Georg* a.
S. n
Norwood,
Mery A. Norwood. Ellaabcth Temple*. Daniel
O- .Msrth, Suaaa M. Teaguer,
K. DoraetG Mary A. Straughn
8uaan Hackney Uriaer IL Norwood, Natkaaief G. Norwood, Ito**v B. Norwood, Arnae F. Weber.
7, r r * !? * uM Vr’ h> Martk* Cerler,
Daniel 31. Hackney, John A. Haekn.y, John D. Norwood. Martha D.
Norwood. Wra. 8. h/arah. Sarah
r
ifa ry 8. Hackney or
either of them; all nartlc* claiming
Interest under Andrew Johnson;
deceased, a* trustee foe Wlta Bled'
Br
Gilbert
*
C om
w^a
B
Qmrtll
SmUh"
W E.
E*"A|Br**
‘u Tr/
Smith. W.
Alexander
A *nCo.,*
Eekratn A Ncltburg A Gethem A
W
am
eir -
Retainer: nil partie* clalmlag |Jtereau under Thomas Stalker,
Stalker, all
all
• rtles elaitalag Intereeta
under
Mills, all parties claiming InUroets unifer hf.th .w A S tU a rt,
<1*1mi a g Interests under
■I
I IN ?rthf°P* deceased; all par
ti*# claiming Internal# under Jsmlma
Davt*. all parties claiming Intecv*itV i UBm*r i th
or under
*1 1 * ,T * JrlPr. of
of them,
all partie*
— *----- - under
nil
panle* claiming'IntereaU
V, Wood,
Wi
Alva V.
ill partiM claiming
■r,n
SS
Interest* under John E. Durand,
deceased, all partie* claiming lateraata under Joha Hallo,’ « 1 ptru**
Intereat uader FranhUn Mpore, deceased, all partie#
claiming interest* undtr Stephen
S. Hopkins, deceased, all parties
efalmlogInterests under U.ibe-i Prath
•!> Parties claiming
Interests under Georgians Joiner or
G w * * B. Joiner, all Partin
eUlnlag- Intereeta uniter F. N.
Fulling, til
all oartle#
oarGen *«*l—i—
claiming inlerW rtw *
l■U‘
u -U
c tftr
W
fZ iH
p «n
rtifmlnk
rV X
rtV
mlB* „ ,,» ,*f9M6 under
latte
Iseac If.
H. Trtbue,
Trabue. all
oil parties ctglm-
Hint,
log Intereata
Intereats under J.^llanry
J. „
lag
*»n, all
ell partita
partie* rlalmlng
rlalmlo
len,
Interests
under Chao. P. Will, all person*
claiming Interests under Kate P.
...______
ril?,l<ii i
R *'1 t? r
Inte ieego . —
Gottlieb II. IChytor, alt parti#* .,
"
'rtalmln* interest* under- Ghirle* M.
Hamilton, all partlrt claiming In*er#*t» under A. R. Carrwr' all
i * i w vl^ m in e Intereeti under
A. 8. 'Ahit*, and all parties rlalm••
■"* Interests under FranMa E.
Kennedy or under Orlando Ken
nedy, *t nl:
^
y.
JWrifg* ri*1™ !"* 8» Interest under
t ls Georg# H. liny*. O. P.
Johnson, Lilt L. Dmwdy. Uharln E, Tufta,
-
l^ ia s r s J iT i.
.: Teagner, Sarah F.
Doraett, Mary
Mary A_M -e- uort#it,
Staughn.
Huvan
Hackney.
Lariaer R,
Norwood, Nathaniel G. Norwood, Rosey E.
Norwood
Agnr* F. Waher
Thnmns U
Marsh, Martha Carley. Daniel M. Hackney,
J * « * l,n«F. J«hn D, Norwood. M irt-*,. ' . ^ urwo“',’. , ' V,m' S M t„ h , Sarah L.
Kelly, Mary S. Hackney: Andrew Johnson
Regulation (
Section 2. Cattle
I counties In which
systematic tick eradication has not been
rtlahllthnl may he allowed to pasture over
Ih* count) lines into counties in which ays*
tematic tick eradication is retabiished pro
vided that such cattle arr liping dipped reg
ularly every tourl'-mt dav* In their own
county or counties.under the sopervlvt in of a
rum missioned tin stock Inspector employed
on behall of and uhos* salary shall lie paid
by such counties. The Inspector ahatl work
under the directions-of the board.
Regulation 3
Section I. Cattle origin cling in counlie*
in which systematic tick eradication work is
established may be shipped into guuntiv*
released from x'alc ar-J federal queranllrror intu other counties l# which ihe work <
systematic lick eradication is rstahlishe';
provided, such rattle have hern inspected,
found tree of fever ticks, and dipped under
supervision of the state veterinarian or a
regularly commit-ioned live stock inspector
of the board. A written permit in-dupllrale
• hall hv issiivii for the tnovrm-nt of the
rAttle. the original to-be attached In -the
wayMfi and syccmpanv the shipment to des
tination.
Railroad pens, lots, chutes. In
cluding ell rarv and boats used, shall bo
cleaned nnd disinfected tinder official super
vision htlore receiving the rattle (or thlpmefit -or there whaJJ'bpcwvldcnce satisfactory
to the live atock inspector that same are free
of Infection.
Section’ 2. Caftle may It# moved from
counties in which systematic tick eradica
tion -Shirk la twtahlishrd Into eountlra that
aie i .I.L um! from elate—and federal quaran
tine or Into,other counties in whlrh system
atic tick eradication l» established by way
of public highway upon official inspection
nnd written {termltsion as outlined in Sec
I uf this regulation, if said highway l-als
directly intu surii counties; provided,
movement is made without i>aieing through
■ county or portion tiitrvi.1 in whlrh sv».
Icmstlc tick eradication has not been estab
lished.”
,
41-lie
Nalire of Application for Tat Deed Undee
Srrllon 8 of Chapter 1888, L s n s uf FlorIds
Notice is hereby given that J o h i Brsuer.
purehss f of T ax Certificate No . 623. dated
the 4th day nf Julr,' A. D. 1991, hav bird
laid mrlificatj In my office, and has mad*
application for tax Heed to Dvue In aerord■ nce with; law.
Hard certificate embraces
the foliuwing described property sltuatsd In
Seminole county, Horlds, to-wit: Meg. S\V
ror of R t f ', ef S W
<>( S W
Arc 27. T p 21
Range JO. run N 10 chs, S 3.81 ekx, W 8,29
rhr, fl S, 19 chs, 4V 4.71 ehs.ilrsv lleg. 220
ydv E of S W rof of See. run N 140.13 yds. E
103.62 yds, S 140.13 yds, W 103.13 yds).
The said land bring assessed at the date
ol the Issuance ot such certificate In the
name of B. J. Self.
Untraa laid certificate
shsll he redeemed according iq la w tax deed
will Issue thereon on th* 1st Hay of April,
A. D. 1919.
Nolle# of Application for Tat Deed Under
,* flection 8 of Chapter 1868, Law* of Flor, Ida
Notice la hereby given that Georg# E.
Malhlru*, purchaser <d Tax Certificate No.
223, dated’ the 3rd day of July. A. D. 1916.
hav filed said certificate In my office, and
has made application (nr tax deed tn Issue
In aeee^danre with law.’ Said certificate
emh/ace*' the following described property
situated In Seminole county, Florida, to-wit:
N !j of K W , of N W 1, nf NEJf Sec. 34,
Two. 20 fl. It, 32 Kavt. 8 arr*#. The laid
land bring atsersed at the dat* of the luu‘anro nf such certificate in the name of J, N.
A J . S. Leonard.
Unless said certificate
ahalt be redeemed acrvrrflng to law lax derfit
will issue thereon on the 18th day of March,
Witness my official signature and seal
A. D. 19191.
Witness my offlrls! llenature and i-sl this the 27th dny ut February. A. D. 1919.
(
realr■ ...
E. A. D O U G L A S S , f
this the 14th day ol February, A. D. t9I9.
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla,
(seal)
E. A, DOUGLASS,
J M li
CLrk Clrrult Churl SemlnoU Co., Fla^
4t’-5tr
,Hy V, 3|, Douglass, D. C.
In Circuit t’nnrl Seventh Jndlrlsl Cltcull
.
K*mln#lg County, Florida
Nalire of Appllrallsa far Tax Deed Under
flerllan 6 o t Cknpler 4888, ' L aw r of Itor, 5V. F. Wilton, Complainant
.
*».
,
,
Id*
.Notice U hereby given that C. M.‘ AHe, Catherine A. Ilrown and
purchaser ol T a * Certlfleat* No. 383. dated John E. Brown, Defend*HI-.
To thn Defendant, John E. Brown
the 6th d ay of July, A. D. 1918, has filed
It appearing from the sworn affidavit
said rertlfirnt# In my nffire, nnd ha* mad*
rein filed lhat your plar# of residence It
application lor las deed to Itau* In accord
me etal* of th# United Statee other than
ance with law. Said certificate emhrarea the
fallowing described property altueted In the state of Florid*, and that your partic
Semiticl# county, Florida, to-wit: 5E
of ular residence Is unknown tor affiant and
S W ) i See. 12. T p c E l S„ R. 31 East. The that tit# said John E. Brorvn la ■ minor
aaid land bslr.g assessed fct the dale ol the over th* age of fourteen years nnd has
Isauane# of aueb rertlffrat# in Ihe name ot btfp absent from’th* stale more than sixty
B..G. Smith, Unless eald rdrtlflcntr shall be day* next preceding this order and lhara
redeemed according to law las deed will Uvue Is no person in the slate nf Florida service
m fifteen* ' ■■Lnmu- t t'T.UH E .TtllJ1 bind th?
I hater ih .n* i M s l f a day wl M nveli, A. I ).1
■am# John E. Brown.
19! 9.
It Is therefor* ordered that you do appear
Witness my official signature and veal IhU
In this court to th* bill herein filed on th*
the Slat day of February, A. t). 1919.
6th day of May, A. D. 1919.
Deal)
E. A. D O U GLA SS,
It It further ordered that thia rrrdar b#
Clerk Circuit Court .Seminole Cm, Fla.
puMtslo'd one# * week for right canaecutlv*
41-3U
By V. M. Douglass, D. 0.
week* In th# Sanford Herald, a nawapaper
Ia tha t'ennly JndgeD Ceurl, Sentinel# published In said Seminole county.
Witness my hand and th* teal of th# aaid
• nty, Ft arid*
.y t c^ll
rt UMwIiskaap
. Fwkeuasrr
In r#t Th* !
■fl la ll n n
1« o l - ---------■ H H a u i
(*#*l) ..
E. A. D O U G LA S S ,
Wbereaa, The'Amerlran Trust Company,
Clerk Circuit CourJ Seminole Co., Fla,
a rorporution organlled sod existing undar
th# law* nf th# etal# of Florida, has applied Kay, Adams A Ragland,
•
Attys. for Flainifff,
to Ibis court for litter* of administration,
Jacksonvllle, Fta,
appointing.!I aa administrator da bonia non
4 2 » lc
with th# will annexed, on th* estate nf Wil
liam II, Buchanan, deceased, lata of aaid
Netir# uf Dr ale age Hearing
county of Bemlnol#.
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The*# are, therefore. T o elt# and admonish
T o th# #wn*ra and *11 persons Interested
all ar d singular th# kindred and creditors of In-IL* lands, corporal* and other property
raid''deceased to b# and appear before thia In and ndiacent to the Upper St. John*
court on or before th# 24th day of Mareh, Drainage District:
A, D. 1919, and file objection*, if any they
You and each ol you ar* hereby notified
hav* to the granting of aurh letters ot admlm that Frank L ' Bill*. Amm A. llarlow and
Istratloh on aaid estate, otherwise tbs sam# Sidney O. Chax*, members of and consti
tuting th* Board of Supervisors of the
Company or t# isms other fit prrson or Upper St. John* Drainage District. Have
persona.
filed In th# office of th# Clerk of the Circuit
Witness my name as rounty Judge nf the Court of th# rounty, of llrevard, state ol
jrountr aforesaid this the I5th day of Febru Floridn, a petition prnjlng th* u l d rourl
ary, A. D. 1919.
for permission;
(seal)
E. F. H O U S H O L D E R ,
■tnU-Tfl change or amend th* Flan of
4l-6tg
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County Judge.
Reclamation of the Upper BL John* Drainage District.
NOTICE
. I k ) To axtertd tha boundary lines of th#
U hereby
. , ilvrn that an npplleatlon wlll b#‘ UPJtej SL Johns Dralntt# District so as tn
mad# to the next session ol th* Florida include the fptloartng dneribed lands fn said
Legislature to faav# that body enact a law ■taD ol Florida, trwwlu
eatabliahinc a ’ eounty court for SemlnoD
,
I . Orer.rd C.u nl,
county, Florid*.
Dated February 27th,
IfilS.
. AH ol 8actions 7, 8. 9, 10, IS, 16, 17. 18.
E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk.
15' I W *,'« ,S.! W**‘ h<^ ot Bcetlon Jit
42-10te
ffi. Sectfon f i - AU of Eecllona 27,
21. 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33; In Township 2F 8
'w * i
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In Ihe.Cauaty Judge'e C#urt, la and for the
. U-oanlr #f flemlaole. State ef Florida
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W, C. Bray,' Deceased
All of Section* 13,
31, 22. *3 . 24. 26.
, bltrah Jtray. .Ihe duly appointed and quail3SI All Eas t o l the
admit.iitratrlg of th# estate of W, c , -7-V’ J7L ^ , 'I|3|, ' 34
v* S ,v?f ,°!1
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Tlray, dereased, bavin# filed ker paliliuq
p*l!Uuq In
In '1if-K
nnj J3;
Township 22 8, Hang# #4 J
lc) Tl) aj)pnlnt Inrve cammisviuners at Lynn, Gottlieb If. Keyler, Charles M. Hamprovided for under the provisions of Sec- lltoh, Frances E. Kennedy, Orlando K«nliniift 11 ittd 39 of Chapter 0458,
Laws of nedr.
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— under
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■* Carver
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or tin ier
A. H.
Florida, lo appraise the land that shall be White, or under sny ot thsm or " thsrwite
taken for rights of way
1" — ba»Jn»,
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■ - *following
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ay, *holding
or *-**
la Ihe
lands:
Other works, nr si.csv the
tt,, benefits
,.T....... and damages to any or all lands, public highways.
highways,
NW 'tf Sec 10. Tp 20
rallrovil sod other properly
vslj : *L 29,
j already in said
divlrirl or tltsl may b
be annei.-d to Slid dlsReg. IS eh*. E o l N W enf of N E If of
trlct. by the prop.,veil amendments an.l , SW ,‘« of See 13, run H 20 ehs, E 6.5 chs, N
changes to said modified 1'lsn of
Reel*- 20 ehf, W 6.5 rhv tn beg, flee 12 Tp ’’ 0 H 29
m*tiooL or by the proposed change iq
'
"the
HE't of S\V !f , Sec If,. Tp 20, R 29,
^
bqundstfcs ol said tltsl net,
(dt To grant such other and further relief T j f 10 11*29 Ul S E ' ( n| N W ! * of S* e S 8 t
in the premise* as may be In conformity
F.u'of i w ' t j of RE tf, flee 27. Tn 30. IU29.
with law and *i equity may require™
E
ef N E ' i of NtJM ol iSEff. Sec 31.
And unless you show curve to the con Tp 20. R 29.
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trary on or before the first rule day of the
N W W of- N E W G#e* »S7 ft E t W Hy
said Circuit Court of the said county
of
j*
* 8 nut qf SW. cor). Sec 31, T p
Brevard, after the, publication of this notire
a* required by laV, tire prayer of .ssid prtl.'
i | ‘f ! E ? r o f I S * ? N * !/. Sec 33, T p
tion may be granted.
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Date of first publication, 28th day of ’ {4E}f* of SR If, Sec 32, T p 20, R 2*.
February, 1919.
Witness my offiriat hand and teal of the t p -o1 iV'-g
of KW,f Dt afcw* 8ec 3*’
■aid t'lrcuit Court at Titusville, Florida,
this 21th day of February, 19|9.
TpVJ. n i l * # ot NWU uI SL' ^ ' s,e M'
J. F. M I T C H E L L ,
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R E tf of R E lf. See 31, Tp 20, R £9.
Clerk Circuit Court, BrOvird County,
W tf of SW f/ of N W J f; fl.i 33. T
1 p 20,
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State nf Florida.
R 29.
E t ) el W I4 of S E ) f of N W > f , flee 33.
tn rirrult t'enrt, flesenlh JadieJal Clrrult, Tp 29. It 29.
N ) j of S J4 ol W W ol W U of SE Jf of
flcmlasl* t’ounlr, Florida. In Fhanterr
N W ( / , See 13. Tp 20. R J9.
.
C. L. Illnebaugh, Complainant
S 1-8 of W i , of SEJ< of NW’ U of Sec 33
v*.
Foreclosure
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20,
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29.
M. G. Yeanaurie, individually.
Citation
and M. G, Yeannuria aa Trua047
b 670 ft N ft S In SB
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tv by
cor
te# fur John G, Yeanouria and
or of N W J ( of N W W of See 31. A S « f of
E5.14 of N E 1? of >4 W l j . See 35. T p 20, R 29.
Tom G. Yeanouris, Defendant.
SEJf
W JHf See
Sec 38,
KB If of K
NW
is, Tn
Tp 20, i f 29.
To M, G, Yeanouris, address -United
„ .Reg. 10 rod* W of N E cor of SEVf of
State*.
SKI* of See. 9, run 8 40 rod*, W 30 rods, N
It Is hereby ordered that ydu appear to {O^rrvds, E 30 rod* to beg, Sec 9 , T p 20,
the Bill of Cumplslnt herein filed against you
In th# abov# entitled cause, on Ihe 7th day • N W J f nl N r . l f of B WJf. Sec 16. T o 20. *
of April, 1919, and th* Sanford Herald is R ■30.
hereby designated a* the newspaper In whlrh
N K of N E W of N E J f of H W t f See t « .
(hit notice (ball he published once a week Tn 20. It 30. A
for eight eutisrcullve week*.
S U ' f of SB If, See 10. Tp 20. R 30.
W ly nf S W I f , Sec. 19. Tp 20. R. 80. *
Witness my hand and official seat this
th# 2uth day of January, 1919,
E ' j of N t V 'i , See 20..Tp 20, It 30..
Nf.tjj of S W q (lees 2 acre* In N E corner
(seal)
K. A. D O U GLA SS,
70 yde E and W hy 140 yd* N and S, 8#e 6,
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.
Ul#rk Circuit Court.
Tp 21, R 80.
Gainea.A'Futeh, Solicitors,
S E ' f of 8W Jf, Sac 30, Tp 2V, H 30.
Leesburg, Fla.
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You *r# hereby ordered lo appear to th*
bill of complaint herein filtd on the Tth day
of April, A. I). 1919.
In Circuit Caart, Seventh Circuit, S*niln#4#
It la further ordered‘ that thl* nolle# b*
Can nty, Florida
published one* each week lor twelve consec
Overstreet Turpentine Company
utive weeks In th# Sanfnnl Herald, a Bear*,
paper published In aaid Samlnol* county.
va.
tVitn##* my hand and th* sell ot th# eald
Georg#
W. , Hamlin, all parli#s
Circuit Court thl* 8th. day bf January,
claiming InieraaD under If. W’lnA.
D. 1019.
s
beld Hays, all partie* claiming In(setll
E. A. DO U GLA S S.
teraet* under Gaorge' B. Hay*, all
ttllee , claiming Interest* under
• Circuit Clerk, Seminal# County, Florida.
. F. Johnson, alt partie* rlalmlng
Maaaey A Warlow,
Intereata under Ell*- L. Drawdy,
Sols, tor Complt.
nil partie* claiming Interest* under
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T H E SANFORD HERALD
THINGS THAT -3 SVGR HAPPfi-ti
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O N A C C O U N T OF
T H IS B E IN G -S U C H
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COPlMlTTee OF ONE
W ar Council on Retirement An
nounces Cash and Supplies
Contributed.
WORKERS WILL “CARRY ON
Five Dig Societies In World Wide Plan.
H. P. Oavlson Head* International
American Rad Cross Commission.
Dr. Livingston Fsrrsnd Permanent
Leader of Peace Orgsnlxrtlon.
Washington.— (Special.)—Henry P.
Davison as chairman Issues the follow
ing statement on behalf of (be War
Council of the American Ited Cross:
"“T o the American People:
"The War Couiijfll of the American
Bed Cross appointed by President Wil
son on May 10, IDI 7, to carry on the
work of tfie American lied Cress dur
ing tho war, at tlielr request nnd hy
voto-of the Central Committee, ceased
at midnight, February ‘23.
"Immediately the armistice was
signed. the War Council Instituted
studies to doteiinlnn when tho strict
ly war work of tho organization would
have been sullh lently matured to en
able the direction of affairs to he re
sumed by the permanent etuff. Henry
P. Davison, being In Paris when the
armistice wa* signed,, summoned a
conference there of the heads of nil
the lied Cross Commissions In Europe
to canvass the situation. After con
sidering all the factors It was con
cluded to make the transition on
March 1. The very fortunate cholcs
of Dr. IJvtngston Farrnnd as the now
chairman of tho Central Committee,
and thereby the tiermanant chief ex
ecutive of rite lied Cross, mokes poasl-
*Tlie Use of Flavorings Deter
mines Difference In Brands
The Encyclopaedia Britannlca says
about tho manufacture of smoking to
bacco; " — on the Continent and in
America, certain ‘sauces' are employed
.the use of thu ‘sauces* is to improve
tba flavour and burn in g qualities of tho
leaves." Which indicates that n&.T.okcr’s
cnjoyitiert depends fin much upon the
ru 'ciic? uwa as upon- the .tobacco.
Iflraf fjrtrfnry. TryTbQ timpre test
v it h scv e i l t^i.urro brand?: pour some
tol..: _> in.a hour palm, mo brirkly,
rnd t
f *i\u will r oUc” n distinct
r i f t e m U . o fragrance of every
hnind. f t {,'!» m thnt rmtiis best to
yoa wi'J ttro’iP Li t in your pipe, you
can rest rv-^fw.
Careful*/ off d, old Burl-’*/ tobacco,
P.Hs . n
Rut® chriectate, gives
i’UXEJX) Tobacco a pure'fragrance
your row can quickly dutinguisb from
«rty other tobacco. Try it cud ace.
5/ CHILL
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rmrtnft ttiimummntinn or uhb plan un
der tho most fiivornhle conditions.
Accounts Audited by War"Dep»rtmirtr.
"Derailed reports to Congress and n
complete audit « f Its accounts by the
War Department will constltutu the
dual record of Red Cross activity dur
ing the war. Although It has been
Die rule to mnku public all expendi
tures when authorized and to gtvo de
tailed Infonuntloil relative to nil work
underlnksn, the War Council In turn
ing over Its responsibilities to Dr, Fnrrund mid'his iisstH’lutes desire to give
n brief resume of Ited Cross war time
activities to the American people, t<>
whopi the Ited Cross belong, nnd whose
generous contributions hove nmdu pos
sible nil thnt bus been accomplished.
"During tbo pnst nearly twenty-one
months the Amrrlciin people have
given Pi rush and supplies to the
Amer:. n:i Ited Cross more than $400,ub.iihHi No vnlue can bo placed upon
tin* einitrlbutlons of service which
have been given without stint and of
ten 11nn-t. at great sacrifice by nilllloiis
of our p eop le.
.......... .
of the Ainerlrnn Hod
Cress In this war has constituted by
for the largest voluntary gifts of
money, of bund and henrt, ever con
tributed purely for the relief of huniHli suffering. Through the Ited Cross
the heart nnd spirit of the whole
American people have l*een mobilized
to take onre of our mm, to relieve the
misery Incident to the war, and also
to reveal to the world the supreme Idenls of nur nnllotinl life.
"Everyone who Inis hnd any port In
this war effort of il^> Red Cross Is en
titled to (-oir.-rnttihiie himself
No
tlijinks fnpn niiyone coiilil be eipml In
value to the M-lf satlsfactlnu every
one shoulil feel for the part taken.
Cully 3,000,000 American women have
exerted themselves In lied Cross serv-
oron fllflflcfl » y nig’ government Info irada ■acsapianrna.-lariffc-e<MilBltr'ltB--»
smnimumPie, each officially asslgued- voices, documents, Insurance, mat) or
to a designated French relief organi der .trade and other lines of Interna
zation.
tional work hitherto left mostly. to
"The American Ited Cross work hi men. These classes are de^l^netl to
France was Initiated by n commission meet after-war needs.
of eighteen men who. landed on French
South' America Is receiving particu
shores June l3, 1017, Blnce then lar attention as the Y..„W. 0. A. Is In
some 0,000 peraons have been upon the formed of new Jobs that are opening
rolla In France, of whom* 7,000 were In the southern countries. Many girls
actively engaged when the armistice In New York who combine a desire to
was signed. An Indication of the pres see the world with n craving for finan
ent scnle of the work will be obtained cial Independence are registering with
from the fact thnt the sendees of 0,000 the expectation of going there to get
persons are still required.
positions when their courses In train
•^Vduj^Amerlesn Expeditionary Force ing nre'completed.
hnrlng largely evacuated England, the
activities of the Ited Cross Commis
MAJ. SID N E Y C. GRAVES
sion there nre naturally upon a dimin
ishing scnle period. Active operations
are still In progress In Archangel and
Siberia.
“The work In Italy has been almost
entirely on behalf of the civilian pop-,
ulstlon of thnt country. In the critical
hours of Italy’s struggle the American
people, through their Red Cross, sent
a practical message of sympathy ami
relief, for which the government and
people of Italy have never ceased tq
express their gratitude.
8«ppN«s and Personnel to Near East
"The occasion for such concentra
tion of effort In Italy, England, nelglum and even In France having natur
ally and nocronlly diminished, It has
been posslblo to divert 'supplies and
personnel In large measure to the aid
of those people In the Near East who
have hitherto been Inaccessible to out
side assistance, but whose sufferings
have been upon an appalling seal*'
The needs of these peoples are so vast
that government nlone can meat them,’
hut the American Rod Cross Is making
an effort to relieve Immediately the*
more acute distress.
• I
"An cxtenatre( gitrap"'uf-Americarr ~j
workeni lias been dlrpntchefC ttnTtTry
vitally needed supplies, nnd to work
this winter In tbo various Balkan coun
tries, In order to 6o-ordlnato their ac
tivities, a Balkan commission has been
established, with headquarters nt
MaJ. Sidney C. Graves, West Point,
1910, who hae been decorated for
bravery In France, le to go with hie
father, MaJ. Oen. William 9. Grave*,
commander of tho American forces In
Siberia.
+++++++++ >+ ++++++++
DEMOCRACY V8. AUTOCRACY* +
“ There Is no roynl road to +
fond conservation. Wo can only +
accomplish this by the voluntary +
actlon of our whole people, each +
element In proportion to Its +
needs. It Is a matter of equality +
of burden."
’+
The truth of this statement, +
made by the United States Food . +
AilmlniHtrntor soon aftep wo en- +
tered the war, has been borne +
out by tho history of our cz- +
ports. Autocratic food control +
In the lands of our enemies tins +
broken down, while democratic +
food nbarlng has maintained tho +
liralth and strength of thtscouu- +
try nnd of tho Allies.
+
llt*f Commission, which whs the only
agency nble to curry relief In tbo In
terior of Turkish dominions.
Red Cross Will Continue.
"Bed Cross effort Is thus far flung.
It will continue to ha so. Ilut the
movement represented by this work
has likewise assumed an Intimate place
In the dally life of our people nt home.
The army of workers which has been
recruited nnd trained during the war
must not be demobilized. All our ex
perience In-the war shown clearly that
there Is an unlimited field for service
of the kind which can be performed
with peculiar effectiveness by the lied
Cross.. What Its future tasks may he + + + + + + + + + + + + + + *►v + + +
It Is yot Impossible to forecast Wo
lenn army In tho field the Hod Cross
will have a special function to perform.
“ Nothing could bo of greater Importonce to (ho American Ited Cross than
the plans Just set In motion by the five
great Ited Cross societies of tho world
to develop a program of extended ac
tivities In Die Interest of humanity.
Tbo conception involves not nlone ef
forts to relloTe tinman suffering, but
to prevent It; not nlono a ifovement
by tbu people of an Individual nntlon,
but nn attempt to arouse all people to
a sense of tlielr responsibility for the
welfare of their fellow beings through
out the world. It U n program both
Ideal and practical. , Ideal In that Its
supreme aim Is nothing less than ver
itable "Peace on earth good will tq
men," nnd practical In thnt It seeks to
.take means nnd measures which are
actually avullnblo nnd make them ef
fective In meeting .without delny the
crisis which Is dally recurrent In the
lives of nil peoples.
"For accomplishing Its mission In
tho years of peace which must Ho
npend of us tho lied Cross will require
tho ablest posslblo leadership, and
must enjoy the continued support, sym
pathy, and participation InMts work
o f tho whole American people. It Is
particularly fortunate that such a man
i-u—— bsi n
"been selected ns tho permanent head
of the organization. The unritlnted
fashion’’In .which all our pcnpla gave
TJTThen)selves throughout the war Is
the best assurance that our Ited Crass
will contlnne'to receive Hint co-opera
tion which wilt make Its wurk a source
of pride and Inspiration to every Amer
ican."
Sir. Davison, as chairman of the In
ternational Commission of the Ameri
can lied Cross, has undertaken to rep-'
resent the American .lied Cross In tho
preparation of the program for extend
ed ited Cross activities, nnd will spend
the next several months In Europe in
consuttntlpn with other lied Crass soci
eties for that purpose.
T H E WAH COUNCIL OF THE AMER
ICAN IIF.D CItOHS.
Henry P. Davison, Chairman.
WOMEN BEGIN Y. W. C. A.
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Sensing a eudden call le Jobs finr
American women in Bonth America,
the New Tork City Y. W. G A. has
opened Foreign Trade courses, includ
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�MARCH 14, 1919
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE ELEVEN
invited to
intendent,
delegates.
or election
send its DMtof. 'tuper-,
For Sale—Gentle family cqw, 'juat
and at feast three othen fresh, with fine heifer calf, also a few
Nd formal appointment good 50 lb. Duroc pi|fs. Mrs. L. A.
is necessary. Just go.
Renaud, Sanford Heights.
43-2tp
Catholic Church
Cor Oak and 8th street.
Sunday, the second Sunday in
Lent:
Low mass at 10:15 a. m. Special
singing by the choir.
Classes for religious knowledge at
11 a. m.
Sermon adapted from the Gospel
and Epistle.
*
Benediction at 7:30 p. m.
ror yulcK bale—Five. acres tiled
land, 300 yards from loading station.
Two wells, no buildings. Close in.
$2,750, Address Owner, P. O. Box
Wo. 417.
43-3t
For Sale—Seven passenger car
705 Oak avenue. In good condition.
42-3tp
For Sale—At Lake Mary station,
7s*' acres land, one six-and seven
Monday—St. Patrick’s nightT^ffiO- room home, kitchen, dining room
Social party at pastor’s residence. and out houses. . Few bearing fruit
Fivejiundred and other games. Re trees. Muck land. *Cash or tern^s.
Mrs. Martin
freshments served gratis. Admission
25c. Everybody welcome. •
For Sale— Day old chicks, Barred
Rummngo sale very soon.
Bun Rock and Wyandotte.
$15.00 per
dles of old ,cluthes are rcifuestod to 100 and up.
Orders taken now',
be gathered.
R, H. Muirhead, Rt. 1, Sanford.
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Notice Music Department
. There will be a business meeti ng
FOR R E N T
o f the Music Department of the
For Rent— Gentleman wanted to
Woman’s Club ut the Club Rooms
tent
down town room. Get number
on’ Tuesday, March 18th nt 3. p. m.
at
Herald
Office. ■
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All members are urged to be pres —
i
ent.
Furnished Rooms— By day, week
or. month. Every convenience. Over
Philips Drug Store, corner Park and »
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Unit street. Mrs. C. -G. Hart; Prop.
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, For .Rout.-Cottage.
J. Musson.
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ADVERTISING
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and Third Streets. Apply to J, E.
Pace
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Lost— Federal. Non-Skid, 33x4 1j
Line For Each Insertion. Minimum tire, tube and rim between New
Charge 25 Cents.
Smyrna and Lake Helen. Reward.
In answering an advertisement
, where no name is mentioned in the
id, please do not nsk The lloruld
; Ior 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 writo
a letter and address it as per in
structions in the ad.
Fi nder notify J.
Sim r na.
K.
Rowley, New
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I hi*1 Brow n anti gre. •rt all wool
Hv\cat r r. roll coJl.tr. on (Irlanflo road
or in lb,* city . Ret urn to 1! erald
Office and rect ivt» rt*\van!,
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Lost
Sat urday nit;ht oni 8j,
w rur»E suitcase. Ilafre suitcase marked Cl ’ arlnttr Pagels
Owner can
have unite by returning mim*. ReThis Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers tern to GOG Ms
ignolia uV*>nue, I1'hone
and Sailors Who Seek Positions.
if,8, yLinford.
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W ANTED
FOUND
\\ anlfd
Position as clerk" or ofFound Some brooms on Sanford"
lit t* wurk
UaII Lincoln House.
Orlando
road.
Owner jtmy have
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01 I : S T I O N
W i l l , is t l ' i ?
same by paying for this ad.
Mrs.
Wanted
Am
shipping
two
autos
J.
H.
Wynn,
R.
A.,
llox
207.
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A.NsW KU This is the i»nv the American M arines “ cavcd-in” in “ Tho; Common Cause” at tele Star 'l heatre Monday
from Jacksonville to Chicago about
-matinee and night.
.
April 1st. llavJ? room (or one more
(.’an save you money.
Rate $1.80
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA
l»er
100.
Herald
office
or
A. PadIv
be
disappointed
if
they
are
taken
range from merely troublesome nuftthe Irish coast Sunday, and in
lOO lloitnifli, 50 Hatha
Fla.
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We were all so ances to dangerous pefrts. Strange dock. Mt. Dora.
Liverpool and London perhaps next away from them.
H I inoH ffn Ifn $ f9 f»-—
m rn l *, -rirt •ti*r» telephone t e r v l r r .
H a ir *
week. I cannot begin to U*H you glad 'to see the day romp that WO to say, most of the worst weed pests,
Wanted—Plain sewing nnd chil * lihaul l»alh. I I anti up; ftllh bath. I I . S 4 prr
about my various adventures nnd could wear them and will be dis like insect and plant’ diseases.'in the dren’s clothes.
prmun.
\ \ \ N, J O N E S . M f r .
112 Palmetto ave
will not attempt It until I git back appointed if we bare to take them United States have come from Eu nue. upstairs.
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l m V,«\v York. This afternoon they off before we return to the States.
rope nod Asia. Among weeds it is
have a big athletic contest on board
__ _
Kodak Finishing—21 hour service.
We have _gone days
at the time sufficient to mention Canadian
Letter From Hob Holly
and I will-take part in it. Tonight with very littlr to eat bemuse it was I thistle, Russian thistle, field bind R. C Shcfer,
113 Elm Avr , San
Or t .-;ir,f Jl M s. ’.’ Adriatic."
they have a dance with one of my a hard mutter to get provisions to us weed, Johnson grass, muck grass. ford. Fla
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> nearing England
phonographs for the music
To-j on the front ai.d bad very little water fovt.nl, cheat, buck lioriu^most of I lie
Antiques bought und sold. Write
Feb 16, I fli p
morrow (Sunday i the
__ Chaplain
____ ....
and_ , to drm^. much V»s wash.
But ,wi w ilil mustards, (lie cockles, mullein,
u*
what you have. A. D. Van Dyke,
I ■nr Mai
I' will give a service of some kind. Jhave done all these things with n burdock, pigweed, lamb's quarter*
Orange
City. .*
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and wild carrots. Those and scores
Writing y r u a few lines toffiiy^lfct
I am with an army unit, consist smile because we i new It w;ns our
mail on boat before it lands, t/frn ing of a captain, chaplain , surgeon duty- and we feel as .‘ hough we de of other weeds have come into .the
Wanted—T o rent permanently, an
United States fn seed shipments or 8 room house in good
wih be so busy in Tdvcrpool Monday and sergennt.
location.
I am under govern serve all the pay we get and that it
in ballast, and have made their way I). R. Swing.
that 1 will not have time.-.
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ment-orders, having the same orders will be wrong to take our service
The boys in the States steadily inland.
Ibm- bad a wonderful trip and that they have.
Sergeant Mackt stripes.
FOB S A LE
Between weeds and insert peats
although lirst 3 days out of New who was the hoy that carried his have had the chance to wear them
for
foreign
service
and
I
do
not
see
and plant diseases, not to speak of
^ ork « i n* stormy I was not sick eolnnel out of the Argonne fores
For Sale Olive r typewriter, $26.
and never lost a meal nt table nnd when the "Lts. Battalion" was sur why they should be opposed to u» |marketing problems, after he gels Herald office.
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rounded if* with'me. He is now on wearing them <>rvfeel that we do not his crops, the farmer has lus trouble
o’*') :i!! i-'insider me a fine sailor.
d* serve .them.
>
i and is entitled to consideration in
For Sale Five passenger Buiek
In. «euther is line now und while the transport service while he is re
We
hiked
170
miles
in
eleven
days
bis
struggles
to
supply*
the
world
Perfect con dition.
cnr.
II. k a.
covering
from
five
wounds.
He
was
*'■ am nearing the Irish coast it iif
f
with
foodstuffs.
With
the
menace
with
a
pack
on
our
backs,
and
if
(inragi
Jl -121e
decorated
for
bravey
and
is
a
dandy
not .o mid us vou would imagine it
boy, being an orderly now for tIn any one wants to know what a pack of new pests and the injury indicted
Box cutting*, nnd shavings for
1 cannot begin to tell you about
arm v doctor on board. His father is is, why it is our clothes and /up- by the established ones, great en
sate.
the trip nvi : . kU.Jed to v : te y u
Fifty cents a load (it shop.
deavor
wilt
be
necessary
in
the
near
plies
and
’’it
weighs
about
seventy
one (of th e . hig> men of the Penn
Sanford
Novelty Works.
each tlay but gave up us it would
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sylvania. Ry. and they have plenty pounds and it separates the men fuluie to overcome -them, or else
((■quire a bundle to carry it by mail.
o f money. Yet he is just n plain from the boys and yet after all this there will be distress or .f~ nine.
For Rale— 1917 Buiek, $000.
‘V .v typewriter is irx the hold nnd" sergeant in the army and one of the anti hundreds of other experiences Birds in the past bad much to tlo Wight Tire Co.
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we are not entitled to any extra with keeping- down insect' pests und
’
.
I a I mt get it -until we land at hcr.oes.
For Sale — Nice Jersey cow, tvjth
in eating weed seeds, but birds have
Hfisi so cannot write you U lung
My next letter will lie from Liver pay or even a service stripe for for
ruthlessly been slaughtered and
nur third calf. Clontlo nnd O. K. in Healthful thirst-quenching— *
letter but wili try again when we pool. Good-bye nnd God bless you eign service. ,
ream Liverpool. This is one of the nnd the children.
Wjp boys are anxious to get home many’ kinds,.have become extinct. i*vfry way. AHh' about lu•r at tlie Orange-Crush has won ad
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ships afloat and has now over
and
enjoy the pleasures of life again This lias unbalanced the natural or Eire Department.
Lovingly.
mirers *mong young and old.
der and bodes ill to farming inter
Uoti people on board anil coming
but
we
are
wailing
patiently
for
the
It. J. If.
For
Sale—Bay
-mare,
gentle,
good
Order an ice-cold bottle^
ests unless extreme preventative
back will have more than Utcrc.-nre
time to como.
worker
and
a
beauty.
A
ruaL
value.
measures are not put into
force.
Oihnge-Crush is nlit^»^Lia.
ie Sanford.
Evrry morning at 6
With best wishes to all Hanford
I.etter From Clifford Proctor
We know. what thts' boll weevil has Will consider good hog* in trade.
ortortc a srcnjtrrf calls rm\—l-t*kc a
Use” wherever soft,
Seminole nmrrty friends and telL
Prints, Fra nee, Feb. Iff, 1910.
dnitn Jii" t liti.u**U«,i>- [►
Ur,»l-wnd~<?f tb’tr
v
until li.itlr in -a ■“ JwirtHtf ul"
drinks
are
sold. Our modern
th
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Spring's.
T.
0.
address
R.
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degradations of other Insects, some
bath room and then go back to b ea r Mr. Moby: ---Land
of
Suqshino
and
Flowers
in
,
Sanford.
,
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bottling machinery assures
I wish to- express my /opinion
kinds of which multiply in aston
*-bep and get up at 8 for breakfast.
few months.
through
the
column^
of
your
paper
absolutely
the p u r i t y of
ishing
numbers
in
u
single
seasonT
I am feeling fine and except for
For
Sale — Touring
launch.
1st Claks Pvt. .Clifford F. Proctor
Blinking of you and the dear chil as to the six months o: tra pay for
Orange-Crush..
Length 2G ft, beam 7 ft. Peerless
H. Co. 321st Inf.: A. P. O. Nl. 791
the soldiera and the way we boys
S. S. ( ’(invention — Orlando
dren would be nil right.
engine
16-20 H. P.
One covered
Ily the Bottle, Less by the Case
U. S. Army, A. xl. F. France.
feel about the service stripe in for
A
strong
und
attractive
program
lighter
16x50.
Easily
converted
We gave the captain of the ship u
eign service.
has bepn* prepared for the unnunl into house b6nt.‘ alt In good condi
Announcement
moving picture show last night ] ubI
When" I came into the service,
Mr. and Mrs. *L, Vihlen announce convention of the Florida Sunday tion. Enquire J. K. Vaughn, P. O.1
1° let him see how it would’ work as
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be was afraid It would act the ship why I .was making more in a week the engagement of their daughter, School Association which will be bold Box 1G, Sanford.
,in fire. He enjoyed it very much. than I make in the army in a month Signs Elizabeth to Kenneth Wise in OrlanjJo, April 2, 3, 4, 1919, ac
The marriage will take cording to General Secretary J. O.
It is a wonderful vessel and I am in and I am sure none of us are in the Robbins*
Webb of Jacksonville. Among the
*t * to get.it, only I had an awful service for the money but because place in April.
topics on the program are:
U-”ne with my goods as they were all we feel it is our duty for our counIo ru* in the hold.
But after the
" V-I-C-T-O-R-V*
The Menace of Weeds
\Ve soldiers of the A. E. F. have
first trip all thinga will adjust them
Religious Education 'and the
Weeds take great quantities of
•fives, Jpst think of my being on- slept in cow barns and stables nnd moisture and fertility away from Church School
W e h:ive them and will be glad to demonstrate this
have seen the nights that we would cultivated crops unless they are kept
Sunday School Essentials
popular car to you at any time.
have been ghul to have hud a row In subjection.
America’s . Paladinm
Weeds are usually
ham to sleep in for 1 have slept on much hardier than cultivated plants.
The Art of Teaching
IF ITS
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the battlefields at night and woke That is why weeds should be kept
Making Democracy Safe for the
Wc also hnve your size
up in the morning with anow on our out of the fields nnd gardens other World
;
lo o s e
l e a f
b o o k s
In United Stales. Hood
blankets-and I am sure the soldiers wise they smother and overgrow
nnd In Goodyear Tires
Training for Service,
of any description
of the A. E. F. will deserve nil the their more tender irid useful neigh
Essentials of Leadership
ask us T
pay they get.
The Superintendent's Program
bors, says the State Marketing Bu
We have done all these things reau.How to Make the Sunday School
with a smile because we felt that it
It is estimated that there are some Go
was our jiuty. I have talked With 800‘ kinds of weeds in the United
Bigger and Better Bible Classes
Office Supply Dept.
several hundred boya of the A. E; F.. States to give trouble to fanners and
The Four-fold Life
R e e l's
Sanford. Florida
in-regard to our service stjl, e for gardeners. Fully 400 may be called
The tinfolding Life^of the Child.
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I foreign service and they will certain- common y t j j f e and about 900
Every Sunday ■chool In Florid****
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DUVAL HOTEL
LETTERS FROM THE
BOYS OVER THERE
Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling
BUICK CARS
B & O MOTOR COMPANY
Expert Mechanics at Your Service Always
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THE
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SA N FO R D H E R A L D
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME X
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 7. 1919
CONGRESS
CLOSES 65th
SESSION
HAS BEEN AN IM P O R T A N T S E S
SION AND T H E L O N G E S T IN
HISTORY O F COUNTRY
Washington, M a r . 4.—T h e Sixtyfifth or groat w ar congress passed
into-history t o d a y with final t a p s of
the gavel by Vice President M arshall
and Speaker C la rk at noon. F ailure
' of scores of im p o rta n t bills gave
. \m>tnr& of \atjy.-xqux*»ing.-ioe-*re**
construction legislation of th e new
tongrins in ex tra o rd in ary session, in
uhirh control passes front the DemorYatic party to th6 Republicans.
Unusual scenes of ronfdkion in the
final rush to com plete its work ac
c o m p a n i e d th e closing hours of. con
gress. in w hich President Wilson,
■ust back from Frunce in his room
off tin* senate c h a m b e r hastily signed
many last m o m e n t measures.
Vppropriuted Sixty billions
'M im ' ikIoiis was tin* record of the
i ore*'-.*, which carried the nation
into mill through th e war and which
fml keen in a lm o s t continuous scs*..• .uni* it a n by President
\\ Sun into extrao rd in ary session
April 2. 1917. to declare war against
i,. ,.ti..
It uppro|>riated ab o u t
*i. non.tinft.000. authorized J 2 o. imk).1,1111,111111 mi bonds, atid enacted c o u n t
. .. measures f**r prosecuting the war
and •( domestic import
T h e new
(in v - . will t a k e up the limitless
ia~ •( re. o u s tru e t'o u preddetns. r a t
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n of the* peace treaty .n d olliA
i* \ tal questiooj*r'probably imnieiliateU after t h e re tu rn of President
W Ison from hi* second viMt to
f •.ill. e.
Many A ddresses by President
Special features of the sixty-fifth
congress were m a n y addresses by
President Wilson, including th o se
r* mnieiiding w ar with G erm any
amt \usrrln, th a t of Jati. 8. 1917, en.ii "ating bin fa m o u s fourteen priti• •
f peace, a n d those e nd o r si n g
-uffrage,
amn tin. .ng t i e
* .■• t e rm s i m po s e d upon <•• r -
.■
i
■ . . ..t'. N ovem ber, and his recent
address detailing accomplishments
of his work in Paris.
I,(ingest S e s s io n In History
There were live sessions of th e
■gr.«s
'rin* first, extra session
•: ■ April 2, 1917. following shortly
: the tu r b u le n t a n d wucressfill
•
tililuistiT on the udminislra*
. *iu.I s hi p
,
bill wh n h
marked
......... tin* .Mat y-foorl ii milIP* — The d ra m a tic night address **/
- •!' :.t* Wilseii to urge war with
n a n j. wtiivp was promptly de' clami, marked t h e opening of th e
<v . a s '.ssjon.^callcd but a few weeks
af*rr the # P re s id e n t's in augu ra tio n
fur a M-roiid trip. T h e session d o s e d
. -fJ' '* *■»'f
1917, l a s ting
d a v a.
Tl** second sis.don lasting .154 du>’4
and the longest in th e history of
American g o v e r n m e n t —began p e c .
• 1. i ‘M7, and a d j o u r n e d November 21
last
The th ird a n d final session
u inch ended t o d a y began Dec. 2
last, and was th e s t a t u t o r y short serfMon uf 91 days.
___ _______ T hc.N cw Lungra**—
----Sulistantjal, d e m o cratic majorities
in both senate a m i house since Pres
ident Wilson’s in a u g u ra tio o six years
ago now have passed. In th e new
congress, the s e n a t e will have 49
I ' publicans and 47 Democrats a n d
t..e house 238 R epublicans and 193
Democrats. 1 socialist, 2 Indepen
dents and one prohibitionist.
New Face# Seen
New members of th e next con
gress include Senators-elect H arri
son. Mississippi, H arris, Georgia';
Stanley, K e n tu c k y : C apper, K ansas;
Edge, New J e n c y ; Elkins, West Vir
ginia; McCormick, Illinois; New
berry, Michigan; a n d Walsh. M ass
achusetts.
History of th e Sessions
During the first session’of the con
gress, devoted largely to prosecution
of the war, am ong the im p o rtan t
measures passed, w ere:
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v h e w a r d r e t a r c d a g a fn st'O p rm an y
signed April C, 1917; the selective
d r if t act; the law for seizure of In
te rre d German ships; th e war risk
insurance bureau a c t; the f i n t w ar
revenue bill; the food, and fuel con
trol law; the d a y lig h t saving m eas
ure; th e initial a n d record breaking
aviaticn appropriation of $640,000,the trading w ith th e enemy a c t;
And measures providing for soldiers
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NUMBER 43
SEEK TO
ELIMINATE
ACCIDENTS
and sailors insurance and protection
Tho hour was one of fine fellowship
of th eir civil rights- at home.
anil inspiration for the fu tu re work
*of the Ieasy.
O u ts ta n d in g measures of the seeond long session were:
The secretary*!* report for the past
year showed un n tte n d a n c e “of I2G0
T h e A ustrian war declaration'; the
(o r more during t h e - year and the
national prohibitlov resolution; the
budget was paid up in full and there
W ebb export rade act; the alien
was a snug little balance in the treas
pro p e rty custodian bill; the laws for
ury. TJlis report also showed excel
governm ent control of railroads,
lent
work don.* by t i e benevolent
telegraphs, telephones, cables and
committees, m any "kick a\!sitcd and
radio utilities; the second draft lavs;
flowers sent t o comfort the suffering
the W ar Finance Corporation act
ones in- th r-r o m m u n ity . T he m otto
and th e Overman re-organization E M B A R K E D ON TH E
U. S. S H I P P I N G HOARD L A U N C H
COLLECTOR
OF
IN T ERN A L
of this class is " O T H E R S " and it is
bill.
ES
C AM PAIGN O F " S A F E T Y
G E O R G E W A SHINGTON AND
REVENUE
ANSW ERS
SOME
lived up to by many of the members.
D uring the last session, comple
F IR S T " IN FLORIDA
WILL C O M P L E T E
M ISSION.
QUESTIO NS. TH A T ARE- C O M .
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A ll-m en in town on Sundays are in
tion of th e $6,000,000,000 revenue
REFO RE RETURNING TO U. S.
INC UP EVERY DAY ^
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vited to visit this class and .get the
F*or
t.hf
purpose
of
eUn),inating
ac
bill was the chief.accomplishment in
glad handshake df' these B rother cidents
various
industries
New
York,
March.
5.
—
,
President
Jacksonville,
Fla.,
March
2
additrdn A'iV* #^m|>fcti8n of Water
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nearly c v ^ H ^ u n t y in Florida has
Internal hood men.
power, oil, gas and coal land devel Wilson sailed today on his serum l (Special— Collector - of
begun a c t i v e ^ i i r k in placing before
•
o p m en t legislation, authorization of voyage to France determined, as he Revenue Jam es M. Cut heart of the
,n e c e s s i t y - * n r f * * * » r f p « * 4 . 4. ^
additional bonds and the Luge an- said in his Metropolitan opera house F'lorida District is receiving freguejit ,-•• • » -lligh-kchool NoV»»—^*»nv»r J
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• * l y first" nnd the cost of accidents,
nual a p p ro p riatio n bills.
- A , - - 1Ail^fth**
last night^aoV to
Seniors —T h e mid-terms exam ina which is being stressed by tho Safety
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’ TB a c k 'till it's over over then*."* T h e e l u d e d under “ gross income in in
tions art* | asscil and almost forgot Division of the United S tates Ship
D efeated Woman Suffrage
transport George Washington bear come tax returns.
ten. We hope everybody passed.
ping Hoard Emergency * Fleet C or- .
W om an suffrage also was a much- ing the presidential* party left the
In making out his return of gross
T he Seniors are busy working on pocation in the ship construction
debated topic, but was defeated in Hoboken . N. J .i pier at 8:15 a. m. income. Collector C ath ca rl a n
j
th e Salmagundi, ami expect to sturt plants in this state.
the senate last month, 55 to 29, lack
The chief executive’s departure nounces the taxpayer is required to
ing th e necessary two thirds by mar was m arked by a simplicity which account for practically every dollar practicing on Senior play,, “ Sergeant
Another factor of. vital interest to
gin of one vote, after the resolution contrasted with the noisy dem on he received during 1918. The fol Jim , of the U. S. Murines."
every employee of firms in this s ta te
T he whole school is very much in
proposing submission of an equal stration .given him vghen th e George lowing items must b e 're p o rte d :
is the compensation for workmen
terested in the chapel exercises which
suffrage am endm ent to the Constitu Washington carried Mr. Wilson from
who are injuerd. This is creating
Salaries, wages and commissions
have been extremely attractive.
tion bad been adopted by the house American waters on his first journey
unusual interest among the men e m
for personal services, including bo
on Jun. 10, 1917, by a vote of 2* l to Paris Inst December.
Those on the honor roll from the ployed in big concerns and is being
nuses
to 111. T h e campaign for its adop
Senior Class for February are Mary accented as a cardinal principlu of in
Today there Was only a small
i n t e r es t received on not es a n d d e
tion will be renewed in the new con
crowd of persons assembled at the posit'. in b a n k s i n . l ud i n g s avi ngs Robinson. Max B radbury. Nellie dustrial justice in the 1 nited States.
gress.
Long. Theodore Range .uni I., la
army transport -i>i.*r To these tin* banks
.
. An extension of .the principle of
11 utchinsoti.
President, bat hi hand, and Mrs.
N um erous Investigation*
industrial
control, nnd modern scien
Di vi de nds on stock, w he t he r reM E. K . Sec*/.
farewell
greeting,
Investigations by both senate and Wilson waved
tific m anagem ent is th e enactm ent
ceivod mi r ash o r stock.
Junior C ' i -* T he Ju* :t -< ba\<‘
house com m ittees were numerous while the band on the transport
If
Oi.lv d iv id e nd s paid out of e a r n .'barge of >kit pel t .vern^es i u*s w»ek. >.f workmen's compensation.
Great
N
orthern,
berthed
nearby,
throughout
tfn*
three sessions
there
are
certain
dangers
and
haz
ings i.r profits a ccr ued since M a r c h
On Hu* I onor mil are Alma ards inherent in a certain* industry,
Among these were the inquiry nfto played the S ta r Spangled Danner.
I. 1911. are t a x ab l e , but d iv id e nd s
Blount. Ford ie P o - i il. I ’arolvu the industry as a whole should be re
disloyalty, charges against Senator j Standing on the bridge tin* President
are .... n o d i . I•• .It-tribute*! •■•it .1
l.a F.'lbtH* ..f Wiseoti* . ■ ■ re mid
• (>■ saw the ,\iii>*:i an flag
White, Helen T. r« I'tlgi r. G'.id>s sponsible for them and should also lie
the m t
• t 11v ai .’Uliiill.it e.l i a r Ii Adams .ii.>1 .\! .
Gurtliur.
centiy ended in a vote d i-m i-m g fa -•••! mi ti e -tall a ’ the stern and
made to pay tbe cost of th e injuries,
the charges.
Ollier im portant in- heard tin .....ming of the Pre-oden- ing».
Sophomore Class On honor roll diseases and death due to the indus
Pri-.'t -i r«*s'.iltmg from pur chases for >'o; !.j)ii(
quirirs, in addition to t he senate lial salute of -’ I
A- the transport
! !(,(*•: Velma Yen- trial hazards,
The m an u fa ctu rer
p r o p e r t y , real m j-er- able and Ruby Hart
military com m ittee's genera! • army 1tori.ed her
nine toward the S ta tu e a nd -ah*and the capitalist recognize that u
s ona
It the properl y was p u r
investigation, were those into rad a1, of l.ibert v,an "it of Mi-i r..v ers,
certain breakage of materials, m a
F r o h n ia n * la— Tlti* t'h i's of *22
pro-Germ an and brewer-’ promt
got under wav
alien-!, tpe h.i b.*r I lifts... i.. for. Mar. b !. " ' L L l»e
chinery and appliances •> inevitable
glilidu. uetivities of tin* Natlonni >•
v i- t . a* V i!e-i rti <! 1.1•>HUM of I tie prnl.t .■ l aseil .Mi t h e .l.lli rt-iii i lie have been busy for tbe lust month T h e y all com pute a certain a m o u n t
t ween t h e M'lling price and the fair We bad charge of chapel exercises annually for depreciation in tbe
eurity League, regulation of the nn at -tr.V e of the marine workers
for two weeks
T he (lass pins have
industry; the railroad qlic-tion. ini..'
-|-|tl. | ’re - d e n i and Mr-. Wilson ma rke i price or value as >.f M a n h 1.
structure and in the physical prop
been
ordered,
T
be class |.lulls to
coal and sugar condition, the Forda-> end. d the bridge shortlv alter 1911
erties of their plant. T h ey include
I’r.-iit f r om st oc k ma rke t trai.-- have a picnic on S aturday at Palm in their calculations possible hiss by •
N'(*w berrv senatorial elect ion o n l i -t
Mr
W d s n ii h a d lu * e n u p
lo. k
Springs, and we hope it won't rain.
from Michigan, and the Hug l s .. i i. d |^ „ (| Rt,«iuC th e decks for nearly two actions,
fire, accident nod b a n k ru p tc y .
if
T h e Freshman honor roll. Anna Dushipbuilding enterprise.
.I hours, having been the first of the
Income received from t.d'iciut ' s.
there are certain inherent dangers to
Rose, Ella Gardner, Florence Price,
The senate confirmed thousands of president’al party to appear, most that is am ounts n . d . r i l from in
the life and health of th e h u n ia n 'fa c Lucille Jenkins* Zillah Welch a n j
nominations. It ratified treaties for of th e others were asleep ‘when the come of estates, trusts, etc., through
tor in industrial establishm ents, one
L. J.. Sec’y.
trustees, adm inistrators or executors. Florence Henry.
acquisition of the Virgin Tslnn'd. fur transport sailed.
cun nut sec why this elem ent should
M. E. It., Reporter;
Net partnership profits, whether
reciprticul drafting of aliens and »evnot also fall as a toll upon the in
tin* George Washington
divided or distributed or not
erut 'c om m ercial
and
arbitration] _ "
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dustry and be taken into considoru- ’
was about t<> sail it was discovered
'I* A Tice and family are here for t ion by the m anufacturer and cap
treaties.
Dsepite the ‘ iippmt of
Royalties
from
tin
t.-,
o
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a
i
d
gas
that »i.me one had t.egh !> .1 to
•.■ vi ral weeks from Rock Hill. South italist
I'riNident .Wilson, t 1 *■ M1'-.tii.o.itoii
There is no reason why the
. • - . I u t c l i t s , , . ■y r g ilt
>1 .1
I f .1 1 .
• • ug .i.o.e d i*. iiiorr.it.g news
I arolina
( n...ml.i.i treaty .ig.ii'i •
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,»t
M
ills
and
injuries
to which the worker
|.U|
| ti, lines had been made
is liable in tbe industrial p lan t should ,
|‘*»f f clliiu nit* 11« in?* . » f n»»l
fast to Mo* gang plank which w aall full upon himself nnd his nearest
a Me and need not in- im lulled in the
about lo In* draw n in, when the
kin.
T here in every reason why
return:
P resident's orderly, clutching a dol
these burdens . should be shifted
Property
received
as
a
gift
or
by
lar bill in his b and, rushed across thi
upon the industry, itself.
'*r inheritance.
plunk on the pier and hurried
It
m
u
s
t
be
u
n
d
e
r
s
t
o
o
d
,
h
o
w
e
v
e
r,
Workmen’s com pensation, a v\jiiv'h
through the tlag-deeorated archway
t>> news stand-, where lie p u n "tiseil ti.it t h e ' in c o m e d e r iv e d fi m stp h
is an established fart in a num ber of
the papers and came rifnning back property s tu v a td e .
countries abroad has only beijn late to th e -mp
Tills incident delayed
ly accepted as ii cardinal principle o I
1’•UCI t (i:s nf life insiirar . e
for a fi w nunilt.-s the \essi s d*
industrial justice in tin; l nited
.
m
iliu
m
..a
l.l
n • t urlii
States and lias been' enacted by
pttrtun*.
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A inent ami iaiit.il t \ jmlii
legislature iij "many states, and will
1nlircst mi sreufitli * i-Mli1
doubtless
be extended to all states of
Vllenlion. i t o ) j | N e igh bors
the provisions of the federal Farm
the
Union
nnd to the Federal G ov
WILL RE IN ANCIENT CITY FOR
\( 1! INTHREE ( m ST S ' N
Flwery m em ber is urgently request Loan Art of July 1., 191 fi.
ernm ent. Such a law is now p ro
T
W
O
W
EEKS
EN
D
IN
G
MAIL
1C
DIET M E N T .
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, ed to be present next T hursday afte r | Am ounts received through ucei-.
-1
posed for th e s ta te of F lorida. It is
noon,
.Mar.
E’l
t
h
.
Special
business,
(lent
or
health
insurance,
or
under
St.
Augustine,
Fla.,
M
arch
7.
—
As
time
thnt
F'lorida
waked
u
p
to
what
L'r.dbr the general charge of using
--- Please come. " R e - workmen's com pensation nets, plus a result 'of the cancelling of nn.ert- is gupjg-uu ii»-tbin.regard th ro u g h o u t—
the mails to fu rther n scheme to de- and initiation.
freshm
ents."
Recorder.
!
tl,o
am
ounts
dam
ages
received.*___
giigenirnt--iit~Hart
Antonio,
Texas,
the Union, in fai t, ‘ w orkm en’s com
fruud. the six wiretappers arrested
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.......................... *WflFtlier by suit' or agreement uu nr* Rev. William A. Sunday, one of the pensation is now one of tho great
Ht St Augustine- several 'wtitks-a«o ___
three men in the world today who National questions th a t is going to’
fallowing the failure of their effort M r .'C a r ll'a sto ry from the tim e he ‘ " " " l " f «uch in ju rie a or sickness,
can draw the largest crowds will he occupy-tbe country for the next two
Am
ounts
received
during
the
war
to secure 520,000 from Marx Tiirll met Myers in Jacksonville until he
of Toledo, (>.. were indicted in fed placed tire letter, which it alleged in by a person in th e military qr naval in- St. Augustine for two weeks In yeurit. Tho point of it ull is, and
eral court here yesterday aftl*r an the indictm ent th e - wire ta p p e r s forces for ‘ active service, up to’ stead of one, from M arrh 4 to March the main point to,nil Floridians, t h a t
Ifi, inclusive, iimtcnd of from March F'lorida should secure the* very best
investigation by the grand jury that caused to be p larcd in the mail, in n 53,500.
covered nearly a week and the J:ear- drop a t the postoUice.
Interest on obligations of any t to 9, ns first announced, and in of com pensation luws possible. T h is
Ing of testim ony from several vic
slate or political subdivision of a stead of giving T am p a two weeks, is only to be done by considering t h e
Claim Tnppers Mailed Letter
the famous evangelist will_be_yiJlluL experience*—of—thocr~ sta te s In this
—H
tims, while th e storiea of a dozen or
T h e first count specifically alleges, stale, such as a city, county, town s o u t h . F'lorida
m etropolis, for . n question'.
F o rtunately th e re ‘is a
III" Tl* O ffer e d c . i a k l - l l l i l l)U CUU-VlliLrsili
'o
r
village,
and
tjie
District
of
Co
as Y» violation of the federal, law,
wealth of such experiences a t hand.
because t h e r e had been no violation
Interest on obligations of m onth. ‘
" t h a t in and for th e execution of tin* lumbia.
T h e nnnounremefit th at the former
of federal Inws. T he men were i n
the
United
S
tates
is
exempt,
except
said scheme and artifice to defraud
Chicago White Sox baseball player,
d icted-ns Charles II. Myers, II C.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanwood T . Soule;
and a t te m p t t,o do so," the wire that interest on obligations issued
the world fumed Hilly Sunday, ac
Mays, F7. C. Collins. Edward I lul:
of Portland, Maine, are am o n g the
tappers, "o n , to-w it, J an u a ry Di, utter S eptem ber 1, 1917, is exem pt
companied by " M a ” (Mrs.) Sunday,
lips] .1. E aton and F7dwln F’rar.k'.in
winter visitors hole, and are pleas
1919, a t St. Augustine, did place only to th e extent provided in -tiie
wom en's and children’s special work
Liberty
Loan
Acts.
Clark.
,
antly located at the home of Mm.
and cause to be pTucrd in the post
ers and the equally well known
They are out under bond for
office of the U nited States a t Ht.
Interest on LibuH? Ronds to the H om er Rodeheaver, musical director R obert E. H erndon.
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55,000 each, which was made follow
Augustine, F’loridu. for mail ami de par value of 55,<)6q is exempt from
and choir leader, who is said* to be
ing th e reduction of th e bail by
livery a certain envelopp, du ly all taxation.
Holders
of
large
Judge Call from 520.000 each, which
responsible for as m any conversions arriving in t h e city.
T h e bureau
stam ped for mailing, addressed on am ounts of Liberty Ronds are a d
as t k e noted preacher, will be In St. will have u list of all available ro o m s
had been set by th e commissioner at
the outside to* M r. J. A. Vunde* vised to consult their bankers or col
Augustine f o r 't f v o weeks and in a t th e local hotels and els’ewhere. ‘
St. Augustine.
venter,- Anderson, Ind., and bearing lectors or internal tovenun as to
r
.
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F'loridu just twice us long as had
The nam es Used *in the indictm ent the re tu rn ad dress," etc * * * their intcrcft Exemptions.
R e v .-W m . A. Sunday Is n sensabeen expected, will be received with
arc those given by the men when "W hich said envelope contained n
tjonulist. He never k n o w s w h a t he
* iS
jdcuiure by local people as well ns
they wefe arrested hut the names letter * * * a
note * •
and a
is going to* do or say. He ta k e s off
Wesley
brotherhood
thousands
who
do
not
live
here,
but
they produced when threatened with power of a t t o r n e y ," etc., the docu
On S u nday morning lust thc-re was who arc contem plating visiting the his coat, vest nnd collar, s ta n d s on
arrest as deserters under the draft m e n t s ’being quoted "contrary To the
hi* head, dances in the pulpit and
u large n ttendnncc of members and Aniient City during the meetings.
act. showed their names to be Frank form of the s ta tu te , etc.
otherwise astonishes his congrega
visitors at Wesley Brotherhood
J. McAweeney, No. 1119 Harmon
T h e -St. Augustine Hotel Associa tions. There ra n be n o ,se t program
The first count presumed th a t the rooms in the M ethodist churrh.
Place, St- P aul, Mint!.; II. E. Mor
tion announced th a t hotel accommo followed in the Sunday meetings,
check when secured by Mr. Carll
The new president, Bro. Babbitt datio n s fur the next two weeks ure
ris. No. 12 M athias street, Jamaica.
* *>Jl
though it is e x p e c t e d ‘th a t ' he will
was to be secured from him by the
was introduced by the retiring presi ■till available and th e hotels are not
N. Y.; H a rry M. McLaughlin, local
wire tappers “ by artifice,"
ind
■Er»lL_JL-AheJii*.tanL-4»w V a l e n c i a - ----board, No. 15, Boston; Thom as A.
dent, Bro. If. H .'T c a b o d y and gave oyerllo.wiug. a» - h a * - b e e n —reported
street each afternoon and evening.
other means, while count No. 2 was
wMine-outlme nf thP~W'6»Tf“'uhf*a(rTor th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te . Reservations
McLaughlin, local 'board, No. 7,
He may however deliver six serm ons *• _.
w orded—practically—the**BiYlHF^VvaV
b o ato n r a n d Ja m e s Patrick* Eurdley,
the- coming y ear a n d pledged his u t a t practically all th e hotels may still
in one day a n d bu t one the next. I!e
except t h a t it- charged th a t instead
local board No. 2, Chelsea, Mass.,
most effort to fill the responsible of be made.
"
m ay m otor to Jacksonville one morn- '
respectively, while Edwin F'ranklin of taking the check away from Mr. fice in a satisfactory manner. All
It is expected t h a t the ‘ largest Ing, preach a n d be back here thr.t
Clark evidently gave the right nam e Carll,' th e wire t a p p e r s would have the newly elected* officers entered crowds ever a t t r a c t e d to St.. Augus
afternoon.
H e will fly' in an air
the first time. He is registered in him b et it on a fake race and lose.
upon their duties in fine spirit.
tine will be held here ‘during the plane or a blimp if he geta a chance.
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New York.
M ays, aliaa Morris,
Vice President E. A. Douglass Billy Sunday meetings.
C ou n t No. 3 was the same in the
Extensive He will do things th a t you never
also had a Y. M. C. A. card as II.
gave aomc fine pointa .on the lesson preparations are being m ade to care th o u g h t of. No one can figure on
preamble,
the
violation
alleged
being
C. Tardcau. issued by a New YoNt
and m any of th e brothers arid visit for visitora during th e c o in in g .tw o t h a t fellow,
li e will surpriae his
th a t they induced C trll to place th e
Y. M. C. A.. _
ors present took p a rt in the lively weekx. An inform ation bureau has- beat friend* and his wife with th e
T he ind ictm e n t in each count, letter in th e 'malls and' alleged seven discussion of th e subject, " T h e been established a t t h e railroad staantics he will apring. Yea, verily a. *
three of them , recites the hisotry of overt acta.
r
.
Spies," found In N u m b ers 13:17-31.
*31. tlun for the c o n v e iic n -e of strangers big show la com ing-up,
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thr f.iltnwlnf il*-*rril>r-l pr ope rty il tii k lr it in I
' may fly a t all hours, day and night, forming a distinctive fe a tu re during Si-niO'.lr
rnun ly, Klnrlils. Ii> veil
II, y SV'
r,.r ,.f . S g i , ..f S W 1, i.t S W
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th e remainder of the ceremony.
I with duo respect to tho colors.
Wo have a ribbon for
l t j r . f r iO. run N 10 rli*. H S M rh». \V *. 2P
In crossing tho* American Flag
W
t h e flair
ii
h oo rriizzoonn - 'I <
11«.
W Srr
1.71 run
ch« s . l r . . i l r f . 220 .
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1
N, , s is msI i.ini w
ow
n n
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( ) , ,•s ll( s
w r h«.
r l„ ,t(
your type*.Titer
with that <>f another nation the Uillv the l.lue field should he at Ih* c u w »*t*. s 11<> i a yj.. w h u m , a. if
1 »'« *4•<1 lar.d l'» l»»C Auettrij 4< Ilit* «!.»!•
BLACK.
B i n : .* P n t P L K
American Colors should l.r at the upper left hand rorner to the ob-crl f th» t*«u^ ucr " I *u ch *-# r tiftcat** in th*
right
tiarr*'
>■! |l J S# If
I t . l m #aid r#*f tlflra t* '
er, when Vertically the blue should
o r a n y . f i • o ’ al»ovo
• h a ll tie r#d'*#*rn#d a m .f i l l n c t*» U w t a i •!• •••!
Always Stand when " T h e Star be at the upper right corner; when • ill Uaut* thrra-on on t h r l i t da> of \ i i r i l .
w i t i i : i ’aI
Spangled Manner'’ is hoi ng played or in either position th e ting should be \ I» 191!».
W Iln iM
m y o f!M .il ilg n a lu rt * iin tl • • *1
sung and protest when n s r i l in a fastened only at thF top.
lM * th#* 2 7 th d a y “ f 1 'e h ru a ry , \ | t I . t IV .
■cal
A iM ilt il.A S S .
w Oflire Supply Dept.
medley.
W hen’ the llag is flown at half
Cl# rk f * if r u it I'o u r t S rtntiol** I* * * . H a
iX-Mr
Phone I is
Sunforil. Florida
\\ Io n ear ried in pnrnd)•• *ir w Ifr-n stall as a sign of m ourning it -11.odd
crossed with oilier (lags, th
tille '‘S tars he hoisted to full stall ul tin con
In placing
and Stripes" should
always
he at tin clusion of the funeral.
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the llag at half staff it should tir.lt
right.
l”. S. Flag Code
he
hoisted
to
the
top
of
the
stufl
The Hag should m ver he worn ns
The following " F la g Cotie" has the whole or part of a costume
, ■,
v x i a c o m m ix •* *
Aft and then lowered to position.
C L A SSIF IE D
In eii handed u.i by a representative a badge it should ntver Liu Worn
W henever our llag and any other
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of the D. A. M. "of th is c ity . It is yi over the left breast.
are hoisted on th e sam e stall, the
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m a tter t h a t should have the a tte n
S
ta
r
“Spangled
Manner
must
float
A D V E R T IS IN G
There are three standard sites for
tion of every citizen of the Cnited the llag provided hy the War D p-' from the top. I n ' t h e heart of every
States.
part incut regulations: Garrison II.ig, Aim'riran citizen th e American llag
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We suggest that you clip it out ’.‘|Kx20 feet; Most llag, 19x10 feet, alld m u s t ’ have the first and highest
place
—
must
he
supreme.
nnd save it for reference, for it will Storm ling, D'..xli feet. •
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U AM Local AdTertincmcntH U nder
be wanted on some future occasion.
In handling the Hag it should not
Thin
IJeatHnjj T H R E E C E N T S a
Flag Code
lie allowed to touch the ground, and
W h at l-fe D idn’ t L ik e About Helen.
Line
For
Each In sertio n . M inim um
" I plttdge allegiance to my ling never allowed to lie upon the. ground
Kenneth's little plnytnnte,. Helen, C harge 25 C ents.
nnd the Republic, for which it as means of decoration nor-should wns to hnve a party.'O nly girls were
stands, one Nation, Ipdivisihlc, with it lie luid Hat with anything placed to be Invited, but Kenneth was un
In answering an advertisem ent
where
no name is mentioned in the
rty and justice for all.” * •
upon i t . n
,
aw are of tills fart. l i e longed for an
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id,
please
do not ask T h e Herald
Invitation
iftid
expected
one
up
to*the
The flag should never he pluced
If you hang the flag from a. win
i below' n person sitting.
dow it should he suspended hy* the day of the party, but alas! the Invita for Information as to the iden tity of
Usually wc do not
T h e F I E L D of th e flag is the sam e edge which is ordinarily a t tion didn't coitie. Downhearted, he said th e advertiser.
to his m other: "You know, mother, I know who the advertiser is and if
tached
to
the
pole,
and
if
two
Hags
stripes, th e U N IO N is tile blue a n d ’
| are hung together enntens s’louhl* lie like Helen uwfully well, but I cer we do we are not allowed to give
t |ic stats.
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tainly don't like her w a y s . "
ou t this information. Simply write
If the flag is
When th e llag beroml'S old or 'j d a n 'd together.
b
letter and nddress it as per in
across
the.
Street
the
blue
soiled from use it should be decently draped
structions in th e ad.
I
canton
should*
he
up.
Possibly
Hadn'i.Qeen
Introduced.
burned.
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I »•«•" i r u c h l n g ■ t« h u n t h t * n n d w h e n This Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers
crossed the Idm* fields should face s i d e of « r o o m, or , b u. i.l d i n g... , .,
1 e v e r lie en lle il olll ti le Worn t o him t.e
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nnd Sailors Who Seek Positions.
each other “
i would rua frantlerilly to various
I ii decorating, the Hag should nev tow ard the north or toward the cu- i places to scratch.
A neighboring
er lie festooned or draped always
The llag contains thirteen t ripe
woman wn- so amused al the performW ANTED *
hung flat.
alternate rod and white, representing nni'e that she wanted to ijliow the
T h e s ta tu te s of the United States th e thirteen priginul states, and u ring's tricks to her son, but to her
W anted - Girl to help in dining
repented call .of "rats'* tin* dog only
forbid the use of the flag in register- -‘‘*nr f"r noph s t a t e in the l/nion.
room*.
Park Avenue Cafe.- -PJ-Ttc
stood ami looked at Iter. "Oh," said
ed tradem arks.
.
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When the flag is passing in purirle, A rthur coming up at this point, "lie
Wanted A position as •hatilli-ur
As an a lta r covering the liebl in review, or it being raised or lower- dousti'l know your ruts."
\ 11.1■rI M. Ji.-i-ph.J t ity. Phone 171
should la* at the right a* you fan- i .| the -pec t at or*. -I ..ul«
IL’-Jlp
I lie altar and pot lung be placed upon halt, if . Miling. ar.-i . mu ov i r
Most Valuable Garnets.
I he flag except the Mlblo
al "at tci.i mu "
w.
Ttie oil. nlal c a m e l- are i|i<> ih. c I
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s t a l l t ile b b o - l u l l) s
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a statu.- >.r looiiutti. et. i -Imtil.l i...t I .I I - I .Its fi..|ii I* . . *. . I l l l d I I I .- I.- W li
u p p e r r o r t i o i j i c v t I . . l b * ' ~ r .i t
be allowed t>. fail >" *i ■ cpcii: .|. but <-f Sin .ii l . a ' lag foriinily been the
u .
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should I*. . nrr'c.l ..t..fi ... ... . . .i cli'ef mart f'*r llierii, they are In m ••
F ro m
p r i v a t e f la g p u V il.
''a g
t v . o | r'lj.i loll I -lew n ainolig lapldni . s
11-;.*t p
by tbe a|.|»'li:ill..ii of Slrlivii-garm'ls.
ll.ti- Wunti-i
in .tu n layi*n*
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r- :.l. ai d li..v j a colicboidal >prmg-. Fla.
fraclcre.
Wanti il tlm nf llm largi-sl imrth' rn i ..|upanli'M writing multi|ib- Inn -.
G r e c i a n Binld.rp M a t e r i a l s
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T raclng Use of Light&bipa.
Ce|>)ti*Ll IVIV | | J I , S-:»j!li.rl Si M j TX
Here?s the style
“ for spring
vessi-l w a** pbiccil off Cape Ilnlti-niM
In Iff.M nml \vii«* driven n-lmre In
]s27, nml n ship wns md i.-iiibllslu-<l
ugiiln In tlili iliiiigcnius pnsliliin un
til IS07, nfl*.r iiiisiu-ccssful aiicinpts
had bi'in ninil*. t<* build n ligbihniisa
on I liiiiiiiiinl 7-hi'id.
T ’S the waist seam style; it has a
different look, a new air to it; just
what the young fellows are"after for
spring.
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l.rcUlaturr I** h»\p that I««h|> ^na* t • la»
#-«t ahlUbine 4 nd ifth r*«url f••v S«*mitl##lr
r**urti>, Horttla
l»ai#«l K#t>ruar> . 7 th,
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We have a number of good live
ones like this—-Hart Schaffner & Marx
make—-panel backs, and military backs
but each one distinctive.
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They’re specially designed for the
returning soldiers; but they are the
styles you’ll all want; well-tailored in
many interesting new fabrics.
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THE
HOME
OF
HART
HIIAFPNEK
&.
MARX
CLOTHES
Your Nose Knows"
The Encyclopaedia Britnnnica
says about the manufacture or
smoking tobacco, “
on the
Continent and in America certain
‘sauces’ are employed . . . the
use of the ‘sauces’ is to improve
the flavour and burning qualities
of the leaves.” /
j.
Your sm oke-enjoym ent de^
pends as much upon the Quality
and kind of flavoring used as
upon the Quality and aging of
the tobacco.
>me and delicious of
all flavorings—chocolate! That
flavoring, added to the finest of
ca refu lly aged and blended
burley tobacco, produces Tuxedo
— the perfect tobacco—
w
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Try This Test: R u b a lit t le T uxedo
b r is k ly in t h e p n lm o f y o u r hand to
b r in g o u t it s fu ll nrom a. T h e n smell
it d e e p — its d e lic io u s, p u r e fragranco
w ill c o n v in c e y o u . T r y th is test with
a n y o th e r to b a c c o a n d w c w ill lit
T u x e d o s ta n d or fa ll, o n y o u r judg
m e n t — “ Your N o s e K n o w s . "
Tlie Prrfed Tobl.fo for Pipe jdJ Ci|trr!te
^
G u n ra n tc rd 1 7
c/-r'. s i*r
n,
Fur Sab- Towing launch.
Length
'-’ll ft. beam 7 ft
IVcrli--* i-ng i c
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In giinil inn.litnm llm. nvi ri i| lighter l .'ix'iii 1.1- i>. i.ni
vertml into linusi- I *iat
Etinuiri■I K V aughn. I* <• In x I*-.. San
ford.
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Mcnaril,* Sanford HeightFOR R EN T
lAir Rent
('ullage
For Rent Furnished 3
h ui-e, " I I Elm. hetWei-li
For Sal.' Tw o mule- in excellent
,'Ir I s lro - 1.1.
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i lillllitiiill. ' For ipuck sale. much less
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than cost. P. t) Box' Ml 7.
ll-2 l p
I*«»r Kent Tw«» *«*r tlir#<
1.11.
1>ay olil c hit ks. M a r r e d
Ruck a n d W yandotte,
$15.00 per
For Sale — D u ro r Jersey pigs.
I oo nml up.
Orders taken now. Beal stork. See Nlek Zernovean liefore you buy. Maiilrri’ Lane. :iS-*te
II. II. Muirhend, Rt. I. Sanford.
_____________ _ ------------ u - d i p -----For Sale Irish potatoes, till lbs.
For^; Salt T o m ato plants now ‘ for $1.50 at the house, Nick Zcrnon iol.v for selling, $1.00. per 1000 I f ! v<*an. M aiden Lane.
:|S-t*>tc
you com e and get them. Egg and --------------------------------pepper plunts $2.00
per 1000 on
For Sale Gentle family cow. just
same term s as above. (I. W. Spt-n- fresh, with fine heifer calf, also a few
ccr.
g .*• P »■
42-:ltr
[ good 50 Ib. Duroe pigs. Mrs. L. A.
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Found
FOUND
Masonic Keystone,
Herald office anil paying for tin*
avertisem ent.
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41-2tp
Found On UpsaJa road Sunday,
satchel containing clothing. O w n e r
may have sam e at Herald oflire hy
paying for this nil. •
42-2tp
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In addition, to the famous “Overland and Willys”
line, we now have the agency for Seminole
and three adjoining counties for
“PAIGE CARS”
WATCH FOR BIG ANNOUNCEMENT
& Se
.
N o tic e !« h e re b y c iv e n th a t Jo h n li r a u a r ,
p u rc h a a e r of T a i C e r t if ic a t e N o . &23, d ate d
th a 4 th d a y of J u l y . A . I F P J U |. haa d ied
w .iil r e r l lf l r a t e fn ray o ffic e , an d haa ra id #
• o p llc a tln n fo r t a i deed to 4 aiu e in a c c o r d
an ce w ith la w .
S a id c e rtific a te e m b f/ re a
II. U HAIGHT
“ ACROSS
FROM
WHERE
THE
NEW
HOTEL IS
AT”
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rr mayr h a v e sam e by a p p lyin g
LiCHi-rout.
N o tic e o f A p p llr a llo ii fo r T a > H e r d H n d « 9
. S e c tio n A o f C h a p te r 4 M h . l,« w a o f F U r -
’‘Everything Men and Moya Wear"
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t ’Ufk.—
In i h r l o u n l) J u t l j i 'a < o u r i/ In an d fo r I h r
I ounl> o f S r m l n n l r . 0N la t r o f F lo rid a
In rr
at#* »f
C it a t io n
\\ C l i r a ) . I I r r r a * r «i.
S in a i* l i r a ) , lit#* <lul> a p p n in tr d a m i o u a li*
(\ n | a t lm lh la t r a t n a " I (l>«a ratat#* nf \V. ( ' ,
M r« y , d r r r i i f d . h a \ ln * f ilr d h r r p i-titiu n in
t h r r o u r t . p r a y in r t h a t t h r fn llo m in K
ratal#* I 'e l i. n r i n r to t h r » a b | \V. C
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t i» - * lt
L o t S* t» 1 0 .of ll lo f k S o 11 of T l r r
N o 2 of t h r C | t v of S a n f o n l, f lo r id a , a rr o r d in c to K . H T r a f f o r d ’ a M a p of S a n fo r d ,
h r f l r r l a r r d a « *rta in t h r h an«U of t h r ad*
m ln ia t r a t r ia fo r t h r pa> m rn t of d eh ta #d
• a id 1- k ta tr, t h r prr««> nalt) h a \ | t i ( h r r n r » h a u a t r d . an d a u t h o r u in f t h r aaid - Ir n in l* t r a t r ia to ta k e |to«%« •ain n an d m « U # alr of
• aid r«-al • • t a t * . an«l th#* • a i •I petition r**nforroinf in all r*»p#rt* t.i thr •• •|«*tr«'mrn!a *
••f In** tn * u rh i A>r m ade an d pviM |«he*|
S**m . th# rrf**r# . >#»u. S m a h
l i r a ) , and
( l a r a l i r a ) , ir u l Jo h n I» Je u k tn # .
t lu a r *
d la n \«l l. i t r m
t ia r a l i r a . , and a ll oth* r
peraona m l* r* •t* *l in •al*l r>«I • • t a t r are
r u m m im l id to h r ar**l a p p ta r h r f o r r t h r
C o u n t y JudV*-*« r o u r t *»f K .*m in o lr m u n l y . j
F lo r id a , on o r h r f o r r t h r |O th d a y of A p r il.
A . I F CM i». n n d •ho w r a u t r if a n y y o u h a v r
th n o lf f ttn p U p f r i h t M f r — f
‘ M lv r n u n d r r m y h a n d a n d a ra l of t h r aaid
r o u r t . th ia t h r 2 7 th d a y of F e b r u a r y . 1911#.
t .r a ll
K . V llO U S IlO U lf c ll.
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lb »•§Ui rr» at
To Iti-lit 11HUM', corner t .. • »*
11-Hi
t-tr*x _ nflice
1l-2 tp
nml Third streets. Apply to J. E.
33-tf
Pace.
. FO R SALFj
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For S a l e —Seven passenger Cole 0,
LOST
Call !• French
1•‘or S a h ■ Surra pm sengi r
f a r live passenger Hupp.
9
venue
19-Stp
7n (i ak av i n m ' I I ii V^nt'il 1'iillilitinfi
I.i -t
\ -mall diauioml ru g
42 up
Plan.
I'.i.|*-hi"r
setting
II*» j *
h nr Sale pr Lxehangv . One JU
• *t‘‘..r S.-ilc \* I at
Mary -tal lull a.Tf.. "Tie In acre. Sanfnrd . A ve 'i . | i i '’"i’i| iii A 0 Smith. W I -A
t'
Two bii- at eel
#11 Wall, t g i!•~*.tin c I n iilv
a f « - !:i t*•I ••m* -ix :n *1
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• * ♦ i r ib' r i fit" ftl i ■r i . r i ’i i '. r a i d i 1:*f \ -. •
i 1 VV f '1 .11II g lllllt Ini- vvi-i Mite PalliaJt.* ;i t-l:i| - .’in (t Sanford, a lirown suit case
i It t h MJ-# '
I'b-id.i 11
lr.
Make nib-r
M ln .ituni can he given
Mu **k laml
t'ash «r i . t m s . from E leventh St
Plea-* - ' T
T t'nrey. owner. 17.”) N. S ring S I . Mix ll-diday. Wekiwa, Florida
Mr
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l.oa Angeles, Cal.
HO-tf
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Tlm tir-t l|glit»lilp, tlm Norn, wns
osinbllslicd in I'nghiml In 17;L‘. at the
iliniilb «*f tin- Tlnmms. Tlm flrtt In
l hi- cull airy wi »k -liilimmil In 1S-k) In
VhrRnpruXP Miy. .’ifT" WiTbnighby Sjih.
S ii in Iy lliinli. mitv Atubrnsi.. light vesM-l Wii- i--liihll-lmd III IN"."t. A light
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I lt.riiiji'« fut u r n . h:i> *-t:il.|i~h*-i|
■laiin la y in g pnli'-y writing nfli.-n m
tin - l a t f ami has nt-i-il fur Inral
ag* M - t <• Iir- t i|i v• l<>|n- I In-ir A>. i
•i' i.t- .in.I II* all h Inn - mi In.I h ( Min
im r.i.il and Mnnthly Pay plans
i w.. ..I thri-i- Spi .lal Travnling
Agi nts wiui rim prndurc rosulLs.
\ji o p p n rtunity fur somo nm- tn
g*-t in right mi i-mitrart and turrit >r,v
with pnssibilify nf n thrr lim-s lali-r
If inti ri-tiii w riti-. staling ag*
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F -et Immortal.red Hemp
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EAST S»>NT O R I )
A p re tty home wedding took Hi ;h School and also from a com
place Monday evening a t 8 o'clock mercial . school in Jacksonville,
a t the home of M r / a m i Mr*. J. C.‘
(J. C. M cDougal has hern a t home
Vaughn, corner Celery lind Beardnlt from W ay cross
avenues, when thier eldest daughter,
Misk Alirc was m arried,to W alter J,
Louis Knelling of Willoughby, O.,
Ward. T h e ring ceremony w.is read
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
by Rev. E, D. Brownlee. T h e bride
Ellsworth a portion of last week.
wore a lovely blue coat suit d ith hut
This is Mr. Kneiling's fifth winter in
and accessories'to match and carried
Florida.
a b o u q u e t of white rose buds, blue
Raul Shoem aker of U. S. Marine
pansies anti asparagus fern.
The
groom wore U . - f v arm y uniform. Service is to arrive here this week,
They were attended by the bride's for a dO tfay furlough having been in
sister, Miss Gertrbdc Vaughn and hospital from a wound. He will, he
Allen Rabun. The only out of town with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
guests were the bride's cousins, Mr. S hoem aker of Celery avenue, Claud
and Mrs. Cyril Hays of Jacksonville. Shoem aker, the youngest son arrived
ago
Other guests invited were ‘Mr. and from Honaker, Vu.,
Mrs. Frank, Mr, anti Mrs. F. F.
Do'rner and little son, Mr.*anti Mrs.
I). L. Long is a t home from J a c k
G. C. McDougal, George MuDougal sonville, where he has had a govern
N orm an N. -Swanson,- Mr. a n d Mrs, ment position for. some time.
I. I). Hurt and Miss R uby Hart.
Philip It Andrews .of .Celery a \ ^ There .worn. many..nice' gilts. mucjwvciL- Vtfie lots'as' fits T!<iesfs*'Mfs. Andrews*
Thn 'hapiry'yountr couple-will remain m other and sister of New York.
in Florida .until about Easter, then Mrs. Andrews will remain at th*
go to Siilcm, Mass., the groom ’s Saranac Lake
Sanitarium in the
home before entering the arm y syr Adarotidac M ountains in New \ >irt,
Vice. T hey have the best wishes of for some time yet.
every one' us the bride is an East
Mr. and Mrs. Ir.i Kulun.ym and
Mrs. Robinson, Sr., are leaving this
week for*, th eir home in I i uncock,
■Md., after .seven weeks' carflplng on
the
shore of the St. Johns river Rear
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
Shell
M ound.
Bay and Hogan Slrl-ets
Atlantic
\ll railroad ticket ufttres in liuilil
ing, r e n te r of everything.
Ml mod
c m improvement*!.
HrM class ii
n cm parlicul.ir [title-. one
St.(Hi lo St..70 i « a jn-rs'io' - j on (.
Hath S t , ail. s 'till
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H A V E T O W A I T —T H E R E ’S A MAN
BANK
THE
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TO
SERVE
YOU
MAGNOL I A
Mr. and U r a ... iI__-G ., Djvuxudi
iit'e brnfftt/F—the Herbert V rip pen Ermnut Kelsey sp e n t. Suit d ay in Or* return- hrtrr.
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roperty, house a n d grove, beau* lundo.
fully situated on" Lake Silver;
rice- & ( ‘oiler are remodeling and
nproving the house. The iJieter•b* will soon.take up a l n - i r * e
i their new /hom e.
M. D. yKtchel has moved his
lock of g'iUx, to his new store cor-,
•Mr. and Mrs, A, A- Hicks were
i-r Cell-rap* ithfl Sanford a\ enues.
Sanford visitors Monday.
A. D. Shoem aker is repairing and
Mrs. G. O, Stenstrom returned
noroving his store property . a cat*
Monday from Eustis.
i by VIr. tiaicln-1 corner of Mi donMrs. S. W. Garrett and little
lib awl < •■!«-r'. avenues and w . 11
d aughter who have been visiting, at
AVENUE
AOtfONyiLlHlA
EuropeanPlan-Ccapfete•
J
o-jkidefwmJ-StuwUwlod■
H.-up
a
corjv?cticrv-Cof\vr*p,icH\t lo EvcryfKirvJ-b\
Kciri of City■S"erv.d for Ec:Ucd--a - C WIMDUW.5HITH, PROP'S)
u u . peiijib
I IU N k
I'I i' I!1 I
Prop.
Stop Wasting Soap
Measure Out What,
W^You N e e d ^
\l ■- U t!l I t ,linns,in unit
Miss Gladys spent Sunday
Wm. Rohinspn in San-
Miss Mar;.
L«'!ti>iar' -}<« nt Sitrt<I:t\
in Orlando with Mrs. C. A. Bradnun..
.
Mrs. L. R. Mitchell l.-ft F riday
morning for a week's stay at S ara
sota.
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L, O. White, who ha? been for sev
eral weeks running on the main line
between Jacksonville and T am pa b u s
returned to bis regular run on the
Oviedo branch of th e A. C. L.
L. T . I t u n t and family have m ov
ed back to Oviedo after living one
week at St, Cloud,
Miss Eleanor Tremerc of Belle-
C epjritUt ISIV Halt f i th j l lu t r & Mar*
Mr and Mrs. King from West
Side expert to move next week near
t h e . p u m p Louse , where .Mr- .King
will lie c l o s e 't o * his family and his
work.
1*0LICY of the Ford Motor Com
pany lo sell its cars for flie lowest
possible price, consistent with de
pendable quality, is too well known
to require comment. Therefore, be
cause of present conditions, there
can be no changes in the prices.on
Ford cars.
:
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:
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:
rs. V aughn J u s C 'd ld g<-r frrrnv
i S a tu rd ay lo save n good wet-
Chassis $175.00;
Runabouts $500.00, Touring Cars $525.00, Trucks
$550.00, Coupelets $050.00, Sedans $775.00.
r. o. it. ntmtorr
C. F. WILLIAMS
vu-u—ia relieving Mi.-vs A. D. AUudiull. Uiw lord- c a n —In-, heard w histling. glL
ve a number of good live
—Hart Schaffner & Marx
backs, and military backs
distinctive.
ones
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specially designed for the
returning so diers; but they are the
styles you’ll all want; well-tailored
many interesting new fabrics.
Satisfaction guaranteed
were driving turned qver. Eugene back in the old U. S.
M cCinnehay was slightly h u rt but
President Wilson was saved from
the others were uninjured.'
T h e n j,ai! fa||
M ajor General Clarence
car was badly dam aged. The ncci- H. Edwards saved him from a twelve
dent occurred very near M a itla n d foot fal| from a incJdcrt whj|e the
during the rainy season.
chief executive was descending from
J. IL Dumas lias bought the How- the C u tte r C om m onw ealth Pier.
If
art! pluee, the family having moved the General had lost his iron grip the
in last week.
President would have been hurt and
Mrs. J. B Jones and fumily and P«>?»'bly very badly.
May Conally w,-rc visitors in San-The President sailed again ftjr
ford Saturday.
Paris M a r c h 5th and m ay not return
Miss Ruby B ram burg of S a n f o r d u,'*d June,
spent the week end with Mias M ay
I. W. W. anarchists were arrested
'■Connlly-hr Ovirdm—■
.
. ■- ein New .-York a n .Dm c h a r ge of hyvB t y . Wheeler has returned from nig plotted to kill P resident -Wilson,
a business trip to Washington, D. C„ "
do they want to ta k e his life?
and Wilmington, N. C.
Be has been a savior to the whole
-
Everything Men and Boys Wear'
THE
H O M E.
OF
HART
SHAFFNEH
&.
MARX
CLOTHES
w orld
O. P. Swope returned S a tu rd a y
»
night from Jacksonville where he has
been f o r 'a few days on bualrtess.
PAOLA
W. A. M cRae, traveling auditor*
Or. J. N. B ish o p -o f New York
of the Seaboard Air Line|»pent Fri city was th e guest of A. V. McGuin
day in O v i e d o ^ j ^ Z S D U E U K 2 I l*1®1 week. He left for points in the
EDWARD HIGGINS
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Q F t l ^ D Q ! We cam- all leading and standard varjeties of seed which have been tested
and known to be best adapted to our soil and clim ate.
New Crop Seed Com. Sorgum. .Millet. Rape. Egyptian Wheat. Teias S t ^
,
Ribbon Cane, Onion Seta, English Peas, Beans, Etc-. Etc-
Seed Potatoes all varieties, Poultry and Bee Supple
‘
that you call on us for any information desired in our k1*ritis ts Natures Supply Store.
Our new Spring Seed and Supply t atsiei*"
is ready.
Write for your copy today.
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F0Q CATALOG S
WEEKLY PRICE
�MARCH 7, 1919
THE SANFOnD HERALD
PAGE THREE
I’attrshnll entertained
tool class with n fish
lay evening.
. . ■*
il and family havir
Mmlr home here, af-.
agency
*»cvt*ral
month'
in
5 & O MOTOR COMPANY
long-lasting bars
in each package.
J. R.-STI1WART. O w ner'
■Phone 19.4 Tor Deinonslrnlion
B U IL D E R S S U P P L IE S
LUMBER
Mr. am! Mrs. WiUon left in an au*
thmotiilc tonight for a wedding trip
of several.d a y s ’ durartion. They did
not d i s c l o s e their itinerary.
They
will mahe t h e i r home in~ T am pa. *■
An urgent call came
ford l i b r a r y for hooks
•zincs for convalescents*a
soldiers and sailors.- Tl
are buying ail non-fiction and tech
nical books, hut still looking to the
friends of the boys for fiction.
LATHS
SHINGLES
SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE
m oniuzaiion need magazines more
th an ever. The only apparent rea
son why* the supply has _fatten njf
seems to he the general impression
th at all the men in uniform are to
be sent back home. * Hut we shall
+vy** ;^'Twmv>V.-*T\X,'"*/TT- camr* f<V
Orlando were in town Mont
Uncle Joe Clouser w h o ’ii
hospital in Orlando had to
font tijken of! and Is doing
(Conlinuod from piifci* 2)
us can be exported.
The ladies .of the Civic
!rm Martin and tw'o chl'dren
held
I heir monthly meeting t
■
it tig Mrs. M artin's mother,
day.
They donated two
t . i Lew is.
to tie placed in the park
-- htnkel went to H aw thorne
I.. I Hunt and family I
turned to their home in nt
m any months to come and tens of
thousands in the hospital', and. as
cam p
librarians point out. they
have more t i m e for reading, and
reading is more necessary t o -their
happiness and well being than it was
while all were keyed up to the
heights of enthusiasm.
" A 'b o n k ‘can have a thousand lives'
The biggest
Mrs. Wilson is the d a u g h te r of
Mrs. Susan Fletcher C u rry of this
eity and is .one of the
popular
young women of llrndentown. Mr.
Wilson' is in charge of th e United
States em ploym ent bureau at T a m
pa.
His «dd home is D a d e City.
Mr. Wilson formerly worked here
with Mr. Hines at the ice plant.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will in- the
guests of Mr. Wilson's sister; Mrs.
!■r**d Hines for a few d a y s - d u r i n g
their honeymoon.
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'Mimf refreshment
A B EN EFIT to teeth.
breath, appetite and
**■'
News notes under
W ashington
d a te line advise that our Governor, j
Sidney .1. C a n s was in Washington
at the meeting of governors
and mayors th a t President Wilson
called fo ra M onday. It seem s t h a t ’
th e Governor is setting an example
to the regulars in the enpita! city
by getting up and getting itis work
fairly well s ta rte d before th e other
l\oys gel t h e r eyes full. T h e G ov
ernor d a le s th at he has gathered j
many i t e m s nf interest th a t will j
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digestion. .
The price is 5 cents
"NIANRS
SJ CHILL
< TONIC
WRAPPCD
IlfcaMaafltrti
Tke d'prftdibi* Psnvslj zfurinj lie [pdcric
CHILLS' ANDFEVERJ1AURIA
COLDS',ORIPPC, INFLUENZA
25mJ 50 ctf. No Cure-No fey
tcfcl r. •
tide m J&ckroiwillo.fl&.by
JrtopicAi CooperativeColk>
iu»O»MTri0 to SAtlStS
»nuo MirvLtYnAG*
Tuxedo uses chocolate— the purest, most
some and delicious of all flavorings I Evtji
T ry Tlii* Tc*t: Rub n little Tuxedo briskly
In the palm of your hand to bring out its full
nromn. /Then smell it deep—its delicious, p u re
f r a g r a n c e will convince you. Try this test
with any other tobacco and we will let Tuxedo
stand or fall on ; mur judgment—
"Y ou r Alo se K n o w s"
jl
Tb« Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and C1«»r»U»
Vij)L- with
lt< clusters of white tluv.crs shining
out w ith 'g re a t purity uf color against
the vivid gevea of rile leaves was
used in profusion, as also were white
carnations und. white roses, the fra
grant odors from which tilled the
church.
Shortly before the beginning of
the cerem ony, which wijs set for
.v:|0 o’clock, Mr?, k. F., V aught at
the piano anti Me. F. A. Jlean, rioiin
with piuno, and violin accom pan'ment by Mrs. A. J. Cook. During
t h e ‘ cerem ony the musicians played
softly R ubehslein'a " M e l o d y - i n F."
The wedding p a rty e n tered .to' the
sweet s tra in s of the " W edding
M arch" from " L o h e n g rin " i Wag
ner >, T h e recessional was Mendels
sohn's Wedding March.
The bride wait attired in a beuuj
tiful w hite dress of heavy satin
entrain, width princess lace and
pearl trim mings.
Her
veil was
caught up with orange blossom*.
White shoes, completed the en
semble.
Her a tte n d a n ts w-re Miss
Annie Lee Knight, maid of honor,
and Mrs. Lawrence C haddock, m a
tron of honor. Miss* K n ig h t wore a
gfCCdl u t l h uress wftlTTccessories to
match, while Mrs. C haddoek was a t
tired in a white satin dress with ac
cessories In the sam e dolor.
Mr.
Whitney C u r r y ,'b r o t h e r o f « h e bride
gave th e bride away a t th e altar.
The groom 's a tte n d a n ts were Mr.
Eddison C urry, a b ro th e r of the
Youngsters just yearn for Orange Crush. From school or play
every clay the little tots come tumbling in for “Some—n good
nourishing and healthful for
growing girls and hoys as Or
ange-Crush. And you’ll lind
it splendidly satisfying too.
Drink a bottle with the chil
dren the next time they come
it) and watch the smiles go
round.
Pure as a full-ripe
orange, yet more delicious. *
by the bottle.
today. It’s'obtainable wher
ever soft drinks arc sold.
We bottle Orange Crush in
strict conformity with the most
rigid sanitary requirements and
give our personal pledge that
it is absolutely pure.
Less by the cas?
■
A ll smoking tobaccos nso nomc flavoring
Encyclopaedia Britannica says about the
facturc of smoking tobacco,
. . on the \-oi
and in America certain ‘entices’ are employed
use of the''sauces* is to improve the flavo
burning qualities of the leaves.”
�MARCH 7. 1919
Senator Borah should later decide to
give a pink tea a t the com roittc
rooms would it he incum bent upon
the President to send regrets? /
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We have a .good crop a n d arc
p ro u d of it and the price is good b u t
there is not enough of it to supply,
the world and folks sending o u t crop
reports should use every p re c a u tio n X
America ha*s ‘ neither room nor to get tile facts first.
place for Bolshevist principles. It
Don’t tri' to hold the clock of time hack, hut DO
L iterature -Department M eeting
retains its traditions as a Country
TodayV task TODAY.—not TymoiTow.
The
where every man is protected in his
T h e meeting of the L ite ra tu re De
H iiiH C K im o N r u i n : in a d v a n c e
most precious thing you are putting off is tile
property rights, and the worker is p a rtm e n t of the W om an’s C lub of
ONE VEAH______ - . .
. _______ t2 M
HI* MONTHS
' ____________ _ I joo confirmed in the possession of what Feb. 'JGth was of climactic interest
saving of your money—it will earn von more if
T H R E E M O N T H ! ) __________________________!______ - S i
he has toiled to procure.
and those present congratulated
you save it—Try it TODAY.
Bolshevism advocates taking away themselves most heartily.
I ' a l r t t d u S r «« a d - (1tM Mali M a i n AufuM 22nd
—
T
all
property
from
the
men
who
have
(Ml, it the l’o*l«rTif» tl Sanford. Murid*
T h e program began with a very
I'ndrf Act af M arrh l t d , I *79
CAPITAL $30,000.00
SU R PL U S $15,000.00
and turning it over to the men who
instructive map s tu d y of R uslia pre
have
not.
From
their
point
of
view
Ofiltr. II, raid llulJJIn*
Trlrpfaam N», It!
sented 'by Mr*. D A. Kelly which;
a —
e m m m ¥*
existence .is a trem endous grab in
added much to th e intere st-in * t h e .
which the power and ad v antage are two papers which followed.
The* bullet fired ut Clemenreau- all on the side of the Bolshevist.
not only struck him h u t the peace
Our d e p a rtm e n t is fo rtu n a te in-!,
The United States wants no sys
conference as well.
deed in counting um ong its m em bers'
11-*
tem
which
dispenses
utterly
with
i f
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law, order, govern'mont, religion, Mrs. E. W. D. D unn of O rlando, a
G erm any in thj: aggregate today property rights and social welfare.
c h a rte r m em ber of th e old W ednes
c. M hand
SANFORD, FLORIDA
H.R STEVENS
R. R. DEAS,
C. D. COUCH,
consists of-no th in g bu t debts. And
day Club, b rr graciously m aintains
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Aii'l
this is not reckoning; its debt to
here m em bership in the L ite r a tu r e '
What ranriot t h e ’United States Mo
m ankind in general.
D e p artm en t and contributes a bril
when she tries?
Before the war
liant paper each year. Her subject,
Germany practically controlled the “ T w entieth C e n tu ry Russia,” was
T h e era of fighting is over and the textile industry of the world, supply
X
ora of investigation • is well begun. ing four-fifths of the dyes used. The an absorbing one j u s t now ,1and was
handled in u keenly analytical as
T o prevent unem ploym ent we would
United States paid G erm any every
su g g e s t th a t each soldier as he is year $-5,000,000 for the dyes she well as a com prehensive and m a s t e r - }
f ir s t Methodist Church
ftrgulatisn 1
members of this com m ittee is earn- t *Section I. C tttl#
In sim ple nnd direct
discharged should be placed on an imported. When this tra d e was cut ful m anner.
orifln.tiiiK In
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n
d
n
v
school.
10
a.
m.
In w h lf h • y a t r m a t lc t i r k * ra d irn tic in w o rk f .
style, u real p s y c h o lo g ic ! s tu d y of
investigating com m ittee.
r * U M i * h r d m n y t>» « h lp p r d in to c t iu n t lr .
off the American
textile m anufac
Preaching, 11:30 a. m. Subject, importance,
th a t mysterious, baffling and a l
r * \ * * * t '\ fro m i t a t r a n d f*-d rr» l nuargntin*.
turers were in great perplexity. Ex
"Life
Service."
Text
4:2o
r In t o o th e r r o u n t lm ' in w h lr h th^ * n r k of
. . Lou .Smith Terheun.
to g e th e r paradoxical thing, the R us
* y # t f m n t lc t ic k r n d i m t l o n
ia n U b l l a h H General Pershing's a t t i tu d e toward perimentation began a t once, b u t sian mind, was presen t e d - :Tr*lrnind •* Senrur league, (J:ll0 p. m.
n
r n v id r d , a u rh r i t t l i * h a v r h+ tn in ip r r u d
Secretary.
fo u n d
of f e r r r t i c k * , a n d d ipped u m U r
n possible Presidential nom ination for a long time above all counters of t h a t though reaching greatest
Ju n io r League, Friday, 3:30 p. m.
a u p e r v ir im r of .th e s t a l e v e te rin a ria n n i
For Sale
is m ost praise w orthy. It is seldom dress goods and in every garment heights seems .powerless to t l c t - p o s - ,
Sermon, 7:30 p . _ m., followed by
/rrutarly ^mmli-ionyd \\v+ stock in.Pr,|„f
of
b o a rd .
A w r it t e n p e r m it in d u p li- ,l(.
t h a t a m an is so absorbed in his own departm ent of the great stores were
so c ia l'half hour.
1 Overland R oadster, wire ’wheels * n * tHHa l»«»
’ la a u id fo r th e m o v e m e n t -,f u
c
a
M
le
th
e
o
r
i
f
in a l tn b# aM ach ed
th^
proper business as not to heed the displayed the signs: " N o colors guar its own e n d s .— "Laying before us
Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. nt.
1 Ford Touring C ar
a a V b ill a n d a c c n m n a n y t h r a h ip m .n t to dc*.
anteed fast."
lure of a G. O. P. nomination.
A cordial welcome extended to
t in a t iu n .
U a llro & d p r n a , lo t s , rhut# a
1 Ford Sedan
their mind, or the cause side of their
r t u d in e a fl c a r* a n d b o a ts u»*»rj. « h * l| t #
------O -----Now these signs have disappeared. lives* we see here an e x p lan a tio n of y ral'K,!rs at all dimes,
.
- All in good Condition and real
har- c le a n e d a n d d it in f e r t e d u n d e r ofTiria! .u p . rv is io n b 4 fo re rF c e iv fu tt t!ie rattU - f <r
Good American made’ dyed in fast the b o n d a ge imtler.w h ich R ussia hus.____
C. W. White. P. C.
1g a i n s . ____
No
It. Li^rUsu.
. aw .
me nt ,pr Jjbttir mL !|
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t
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'-■J* .*.'wnAe.-Vri*rT(.^V;
i'otiml SlcCuller's Car
43-2tc
• n d fI • ' T’rrtfn K 'lT am h we Ihafl neVcr t|l(. U|lh,.aV
(1*l through which she i~
uph
Wisconsin fully expected to spend
H c c tjo n 2. (* a t t le m a y h*» m *ved fc (m
again
need
to
depend
on
Germany
wire
from
Richmond,
Ya.,
to
-----------p o u n tie * in w h ic h v y s te m a t iV ric k .*r
time tn congress
passing today.
T h e sto ry of th e
But
NOTICE
lion work ia f-ftab!li«hed into ctiuhlic# Uiat
,
,
’*11 I for our dves,
strange sway tif t h a t eastern i m - : ’Mierdf Brady last S aturday artNotice u h e re b y given I hat I . (!. Cl.r. a re r r ir a s e d fro m .t a l e a n d fe d e ra l q u a m , im p o rta n t engagem ent for tw enty j
’
Cat**,
*
m»rrl*d
woman,
the
wile
of
Jame*
tin
I n t a o t h e r c o u n tie s i n . a h i r h
poster, R asputsen, over the rz a r nnd
t h a t two jnen )|$d bepn J. Cate*, ind a mtdrni of Sanfoni, Som- a t i ce or
y ears a t Ft. Leavenw orth L* likely to I
t ic k c r a d b a r io n la « tta h !U h .- d \,y
inolc
county,
•
KlorPla,
intend
tn
ap|i!v
by
o
f
p
u
b
lic
a y u p o n o fflrta l i r . p . r t -n
p revent.
.j A recent article in a- produce czarina, as told in the story of " T h e *a ken in custody by the police of e-lition in chancery In the ilon oahl' J»mt* e n d w r it t e nh icphevrm
ia a io n a* o u tlin e d in s,*.
.Mad
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a
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v
for
having
with
them
L.
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w. 1'rrklnt, Judge of the Seventh Judicial 1 of this regulation, If said his-hnsv In *»’
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.
paper published in New. Y ork con
Circuit
of
Florida,
at
IlcLand,
Ftorldp.,
or
irto such counties, provided, the
ul l er s car.
I he wire stated wherever he- may be found a l H I o’clock on directly
tains the s ta te m e n t t h a t th e estim Various w riters suggested th e D ark ’
movement i* mad.* without oa««ir * ft* -iw1*
If any one asks you what is going
that the car was in good condition. I the morning of tprd 2nd. tan*, or a, i,...n a count> or portion , l h» r« *.f in «*i ,
ated crop of celery in the Sanford Ages.
t
.,
...
(h-rratter a* I -o l*e heard for |ieen«e to t«matir tick eradication ha* no* he f .
K.M,UCMS for
wi, tell him th a t taxes are going m<.
extradition papers were manage, take charge of anil eonlrol mV tished.**
, jjf 'all ih(> pitiful incidents of this
prices are going down th e country '■'t‘,,n will be near GUU0 cars.
n - llr
tnaile im mediatelv and Sheriff B ra d V I t,toP'-rty, and to become J I n - deafer in
* »v»-fv frttppfL
.
*
As a. m a tter of l a d a much better | rnost corrupt of governm ents, th e
is going dry, congress is going home,
" f t Ttie-jrlny for the e a r and the* Trii.d
Scrriru1!- «*ogj r*f , f |(,r
«|l \ »t \ \ I f \ t
..-tim h le
have been ffonfi rare! !n,mt fm-f*fitl was 11„. n b so l|ite |:.
1'Ip \f *Tlh li*h. *f*f'*
the President is goir.e ! > * *
In ire.irdin . ^*1L and »*v soj
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i- going to pay afi ! ,»•'-. u g . i.g
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Sunfiird
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Russian
soldiers
to be happy
und« r a uuaratuiri. .
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r. spondee i li.t is evidently from -howe-l the most rem arkable-bravery
'i ill*p
<)
N’.ii i.-igiven t lint tin* • h o r n s 1
!l «* h»r**ti> ord» r* d thsi1 rm j ■■*
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■-J.e Win is unit formed and ;t great .. ,U' „ rtit u.|. in the fa te of t fie most,
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Mi.sit i •court meat
s . . *tHn s Ilf- <
- liapler
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IVSS, LlVa of I lor. heif-rs and calves* x*biII
Aerator
h-rsfli .• u ■ u.
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' -n o. ..n
ft.« t-. u- from
.,rf,.l . . d d '
go,„g right in to
be
dmrn,
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Ids
the, U
or allowed to stray -or drift Int • any
. onfall’s
, .Ciult 11will
1 be resumed.
,
Notice J* hereby- given that Xt. \|. Smith, port’d
I*1 ^at tend I’re-oidit U ilo ,' I Ijusl such reports, as any dealer m ih tu tk * with l>ui half enough arm s
i* K ijrtjl’fl that all liulu*s whn W»T** P»ir-Un«cr .if Tti\
SiII Tl“ii, i|jt *1 part of
at home to t h e foreign affair* com- j h>ry or u •iy other IU.«- com m odity
) n m r, im ' ■■ v a hI,t ir.tT'i*
ii
Snmtmdr ( *iiin(i
' J • _111*I i!». ■f J ut* \ 11 | 'iff j , ha*
a gun
• ■t.lit- of Thi- i horns laM vi-itr afnl **dI ♦Mifjciit*- in mi ..ffYc, nrt'l U« nia.Ic «icept *ihtlvf the prcvuiun* .if rh H - \
mittens of c o n g r i " f t '
J i;ti
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i i l l i n g • ■r?,r idi-'s hand and
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Said ri-TlIfir.nl**. *- rn
« y • f. Hoard* D«r t he co tit rof. pren rfiut t - {
I r • - - 1' g (o r w rd a git i n-t, the foe t i r n j h r*Mims on d a k a «*tii*f* H a t- «rt'-c
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of
SpIrnM»•
or
Tick
Frwr
in
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ifv tiftJer *d
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r-iunlr Flnrida. l*v- It lit g *-• f^
| One in-t a lice. especially . shows the i f 'l a v itf I f f fiin m a! i Ii’ u lo c k f u r tn*
rha, \V ■.f
'Sf-r p.vffl fTff S Hr»*- nf Sr' *
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Idve S**ock Sanitary H . •• I
( b a s e n e s s to w l i i . !, h u m a n b e i n g s c a n
Ti
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rd liuii itfiij r«*hfursal
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sin k t h r o n g !
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f'laMH ar<- s
Tor a
TI sat) idn*1 1*»-1fl *1*■*
1 a( IS. .lit.
p$iti$r 'Sta tf \ i
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K ft •-•"live I p r i l J n t . 19 If*,
a x UtX <1. «i w1j
Ulrfrafl ‘>n ?»,*- I’.fh
t
p* Law, Itiili-i and ItTgulaii-n? fop*
t o t ' • .itid
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Me
d e sp a irin g
M rs S u h f lY M d i n r s
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f . ii w e M - r . t b . l l t i l e s h e l l s ■11 ,|
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T h e i o n g f c v t u l i n ii u l * h u r . h
Hi \ M f».m7l»«, |» 1
■* o ’
ti11• d t i-i i•( | hi (Ii-rnian s
s i n n e- of t be c u m i f i g w e e k
i!i»n \ •1mpl*•d li f (hr Mllr lilt- Murk
in- in keeping wtlli the spirit of
" T 1<■*people of France tu surveying j
s arth ar« II.. ir.!
w
r
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liel-l Ifi f *■ F .itiniv uf
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und
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appalling destruction '.in a! 1
tasoii 's.undity morning S c lilt r+l 't-fi-.
I'Nf 1 at| 4 ft r l t i f i p i f t u n d e r
on
aro nil nt n danger point.. On
ieuM -ay, 'An enem y hath done the Mibji'rt (,I the address
tddrt
will be, J Iif»vl«l*ifn I.f Ucc. I. I’hmetcf/IIA iNa 'WTi. thoWo
uso of good rominon bciiho in our
()■•}*
ut
Fluriiia.
m?T.
i.n
the
ijur.tinh
at
thi^.l but poor bleeding Russia m ust "Seeking God ttitr Imntefllate
*bethi*r nr rinl rl ilrmlllr di|l|iing of 1919 farm and garden operations, de
;i 1 |. r“, , b *hnuli| In I*nni|,|-lcf1 IN tl|^t r,i„n|>
contem plate her gr*‘ut Ins. of man Duty
pends prosperity or o ur "golnB, broke.''
r h e inu.s
w li i b a v . . fll*:
... -1
,...
___
| f ' T t h e e r a d ir a I i vre of th e r a t t l i - t i r k
M ar-'
Even nt present high prices no opo
power of the war with (he tut ter I refererte*
t M- f i l l y .
S o r V i u p b » » ^ u is
I f a r o p 114 \ n n u 1a t u * * a n d a t t h e r e t u r n s of
* s a id e le c t io n «h»»w t h a t a m a j o r i t y of thg.
can plant all or nearly nil cotton, buy
krinwleilge that her own governm ent .a t 11 n Im 1,
i -lx-* u e'e r j*»t f.tr ■ur h system.at i lllipi rig food nnd grain at prevent prices from
t h e r e f o r * , h e tl
hirgely i •> bln no
h
. j) % 'I L * \ * A 'd e i'ti n * x
■
1 ‘'• initi dr rupply m erchant on credit, and make
<
her*-Lx pla« *-d u n d e r ,i. •jtiamn tine
money. Food nnd grain are higher in
h
WI'l l I bi
\ * l\ > i ' 11 >|
n■ | ’ 1I
•'"I I* ! SVIppf e«*|on *ri .) *■Jt’i i 4*ton proportion than uro present cotton
IMg - li b mi--i:i' \ ;i|
/ , \ . • i . ., | „ !,if i
4t tie IJr k \1 *' <a f tfl-U• \ nntj 141u■ prices.
, id.
t h e o f f h t a ! <| u n r a t i i m r
.for s a m e
where -rn much iig'irr. ran In tri 1 I ra
- (■ry >' v. iff hi* a selection from ai*n dhereby
apptoved*
It's a timo nbovo nil others to play
Hy o r d e r uf the H ia tc Idvc Hlock S a n i t a r y
ilieted upon the
rave without r h a l - J ‘‘Tt
M essiah,"He Shull Feed His
pafo; to produco all, possible food,
Hoard.
grain nnd forage supplies on your ow n
lerige. (h a t the greatest minds and Flo* •c." T h e offertory solo by Mrs.
s ig n e d :
W. A. M cU A B , P rc fld c n t
J. W. npMli.l.Y, Serretary,
acres; to cut down tho ntoro bill.
spirits of the world are now laboring ■luli :s Takai'h willm be from the sam e
Ac tine State W l ertuBf ian.
A good piece, of garden ground,
tirelessly in the session of th e oral trio. “ I Know th at Mv It•*- 1l,in* *• Tuilafi**'*-*'. Fl»..
rightly planted, ' rightly tended and
Msrgh. ;.lh, 1!»!9
o r l . i \ . th "
l.cagiii’ of Natiiitis
A moron has
Hfircfin* April 1*1
kept planted tho ye ir round, Vhn bo
H ritu la fio n "
fn vp fm n g
lS »
tn-»\ . - t i r n t
mado to furnish i.aaily half vour Jiv
f ich -’im day evening (luring Len t caltlr• i'.ad the ri<nrjn and ^tn
v*hi re
in k »*ra H.-nHtin ing,
It will m vo you more money
im i■t toward l In* ri.•it!
a If 7 :i I t ............. ,i Mr
TSk null \\ ill Slug smile portion » >-r k jr* ) at a bi t * h id )
11
than
you
mado oti tin' host two or
H c g tiln iiin I
f'(
i.i*i "f Mu- great ora to rio ’,.
« ■-hi,, a ■d ••!.*• Mil
m l l r Ti fn o
in
1? * at IT Juf
f o l l f i f |r-«
jr
•* (>i r h
three ac-cs of rot ton you ever grew ’
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Hastings’ 1919 Sli d, Book tells .ill
r *! Mfell •L .-■! rn a v )>• a 11 , » .
In Ji < s f „ 1 r
i i > e r s i o c n Hundred Hollars
about tho right kind of a money sav
Mie >i< u»i • l i t u * i n l t i r o u n t i e * in w b i c l i i> «1- l .i'-iT i’ fr. rti Rt
ft \
Mr
Hrtjwer has received I f m a t n ; T i r k **r dil l r a l h d i i ' * - ^ t a h b h e . I p r o ing garden and tho vegetables to pul
Pblhjis rend an i i r l i i i c b y
Mr*
T h a i » u r h c a ' f l e a ”*
r».|»
, hi It. It toll 1 about tho farm crops as
from Mr Juliet! S Rodgers, si It.’ tivt«1*-ij
f4 rI ,
. i n , liiu rlte n
'I4 * » in
f h e if
n * n
t Jciir
Ki ti nan, a n t i r Ci \ ; i | l . | . . r
dire-: ,r a! lack ("ti vill*’, the follow ' I . t i i t f , 11 r r u H n l i e * U f i l l e r t hw ■tl p r r \ i 41 I>n uf 4 well and shows you the clear road to
1 ■•in m»**icir»f**l l i v e fcftirk i r u p c r t - i r p r n p l ' i T c . l
real am i rcKutfir farm prosperity, tt’s
ini cm igal *T uf the Sibt’ri,ii,_ Iragi- ing i d l e r
tin t ic b a t f tif, » n d » Jbu —» " w i a r y a h u l l hm f t a P I
Rend for It today to H, G.
diis. m whiidi h e remind* its o f th e
,r ,
.
.
t
.
; h y aiich fn«ilitres, Th«* i r u p c r t 'i r ahall work 'F re e,
HASTINGS CO., Atlanta, Ca.—AdvL
1 lifie J n J j i a n k y o u f o r y o u r r a - , u n d e r t h e d irection* of the h o a rd .
unfnlfj
suffering
through
the
y.-ars
t, ‘ - .V#/ • o--l 1
notifying
EXOi,
which the post on the boundary line teem *d favor of March
m
o
-iiia
t
-Jvon-hn-ve
Trinittart
*tn' Mr7(
*_beUtt,on—Uxiw-iia and Siheri.T nijfk'TT"
s
Kirkc.
our
s
ta
te
treasurer,
cashier's
As recently as tin* beginning of the
a
t
of the l’e n p ln B ank of your
present century, a half million polii- rhe.
66
city,
'or
>71
l.
ilf,
being
the
contribu
ical prisoner have bidden farewell
there to aft the world holds dear to tion 01 Seminole county to date for
j them . Ki-nnan relates tis the must t lie Ar.iunian-Syrian Relief Fund.
Copyright J9J9 Hut Schaffoer Si Min
d ra m a tir m om ent ’of bis life, his Permit me to extend my sincere
jiii-eting in New York lecently, with th a n k s for the splendid interest in
5*
M adam e Breshkxiwsky. *now over behalf of the American C om m ittee
seventy >eurs uid, whom !re llrst met for relief in the Near East, and for
in th e arctic circle in Ik s -, when she the brave tight made undeff the most
discouraging Hrminstancies."
wail a prisoner undergoing most
O U ’LL d o business better, an d .you ’ll d o
This expression of' th a n k s is to be
cruel tre a tm e n t designed to kill.
a better business if you dress as^if you
Escaning from there after tfiree reccivxil_nx~ i ^ u y __alio, -who—ituvee
TPtiTsr she' was captured and impris uiuf by t Tose w no so earnestly nnd
Thoughtless spending is a vice t h a t must go, along with in
expected fr:' TtV qufte easy to see that a
oned again for m any years.
Ha- cordially served in gatberimg the
tem perance. Our c o u n tr y will be sorely tried during th e p e r io d
busbka, or " L ittle G ra n d m o th e r" as gifts for th e starving and d estitute
- good looking suit o f clothes may have a busi
ccf re ad ju stm e n t. Business must proceed carefully, but th e in- .
re
m
n
a
n
ts
of
people
left
from
the
she is called by the Russians, has
Turkish
■
massacres.
evinced
th
e
(junlitie
o
f
n
superwom
an
dividual
must, live frugally, save thp surplus, and become indepen
ness value far beyond the price you pay for it.
in endeavoring to uplift her. people
It is to be remembered th a t every
dent.
and is now lecturing in the United dollar g iv m . every cent, goes to its
■)
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clofhes
States to raise funds to support the destination.
It is unusual, but a
Saving has been a distasteful practice with us. It now becomes
starving orphans of Russia.
fact th a t certain men boar ail the
a necessary virtue. Business is being rapidly reduced to a rash
T h e reason for our selling them and for your
Mrs. Boise Bell's excellent- paper expenses of clerical work, transpor-J
basis. We must pay when we buy*. If we spend as fast as we
“ Siberia of Yesterday and T o d a y ,” tution, distribution.’. Already s h i p s ’
buying them is that in quality o f all-w ool
I
make
we will eve n tu a lly become a public charge.
'
was a finishing and tru ly artistic are on their way for the saving and
touch to the program as it furnished rehabilitation of the sufferers. This
materials; in fine finish; in lively snappy
M ake tip j o u r mlndl Form a saving plain We will help you
the tone-relief necessary to the pic has t>een n work of loving kindness,
with
whatever plan you m ake’
and
while
<he
Mini
raised
was
not
as
style, they give you a lot m ore than any
ture.
Though the past history uf
large
as
w
«i
wanted,
still
the
spirit
I Siberia has made it a synonym for
other clothes you can buy.
misery, our minds were refreshed by of generosity on the part of our
the knowledge that Siberia ran be people has been again e r u p h a tii’uffy
PO ST PO N E M E N T IS A U S U R E R .
THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS
■‘ r
m
Half Your Living
Without Money Cost
Thrift Now Becomes
National Necessity”!
Clothes as an “asset
"Exerylhiii* Men nnd Hoys Wear”
THE
HOM E
OF HART
SHAPFNEK
&
MARX
CLOTHES
A ■
hot and beautifully 1 fettile
very | ,n,*rk‘'11 ' n Ul‘‘ ,,rcscncc ,,f lhl'
quickly, atid^ has rxliibitcij wp»dprr j ca 8‘ —
' ■ ---- —-■ ------- !—---- fill responsiveness to the cultivation i
"
»
given it recently by the peaceful
*let' *Voss Meeting
settlers there. In the daw n of this
T he regular business meeting of
new era of world peace wo may ven th e executive committee of Sc*triture to hope t h a t this Land of inole county chapter will' be held
Sorrow -m ay yet be one of the great M onday evening, March 10th at
end h a p p y countries of the earth
| 8 o’clock.
T h e attendance of alt
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Sanford, Florida
Tl
�INARCH 7. ID 18
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Little Happenings
Mention of
Matters In Uriel
Personal Items
of Interest
—
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In and About
*£ The City dt
•
, *••
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
few -of her friend^ very inform ally |
Friday afternoon a t her residence.
T i e afternoo nwas pleasantly spen.t
in conversation and fancy work, j
Dclicim s fruits of all kinds were
served late in the afternoon
• Among those u n i t e d were Mrs.
I’ricKlcr and Mrs. Jackson of Ohio;
Rev. and Mrs. C. \V. W hite; Miss
Carolyn White, Mrs. Adams, Miss
Gladys
AdattiL- ”Mrs.
Went.
Mrs
-----------‘ ie.
If l i l t ,
Brovin aiul Mrs. Rissett.
Miss Julia I.aing retu rn ed S a t u r I’ipe O rgan Club. Sale of cooked
day after a pleasant week spent in foods.
M cCuller's, March 8th.
Tampa.
, N
_ .....
• L I- H e
V|(V |llcrM .j.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. S tenstrorn
M artin McDaniel, one U(
of the
nf Kustis were visitors in Sanford a id hoys has been discharged from
tiie arm y an d i» at home again. His
yesterday.
Arthur Yowell sw apped ids big m any friends are giving him ’a warm
.Mr. and Mrs. Hagan Entertain
Buick for a sn ap p y trim my Hudson welcome.
- •
one day last week.
Mrs. Rose Addington, who has
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hagan e n te r
Mrs. King Kendall of O m aha, been th e guest of Mr. and Mrs. tained the pastor and his wife and
jfeb;, stopped over M onday as t h e H a rry W ard was catted to Imr home the stewards and their wives of the
in Indianapolis, Thursday by the Methodist church very delightfully
guests of friends here,
illness
of m em bers of her family.
Monday night.
After th e regular I
[)r. Davis is still a t Lincoln Hotel.
business
was
Attended
to Mrs. H a
W hat? A cooked food sale.
See him for glasses for headache,
gan"
served
delicious
ice
cream with
Where?
McCuller's
store.
poor visitfn. Eyes .tested free. 12-tf
cherries and cake.
When.?
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
p.
m..
Mar.
Sth.,
Mrs. E m m a G odhy left M onday
Why? Benefit Pipe Organ Club..
Those enjoying Mr. and Mrs.
for Orlando, where she has accepted
'
43-ltc
Hagan’s
hospitality were: Rev. and
a position with the French Shop.
Mrs. C. W. .White, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs.
W
alter
L.
Douglas
and
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n A. Tillis a n
S. O. Shinholser, Mr. a n d Mrs.
nounce the arrival of a little ton. and Mrs. W ebb of ClovelarftT. Ohio,
T hornton, Mr. ami Mrs. Peahosdy.
were
th
e
guests
of
Mrs.
Chittenden
Curl Glenn Tillis, Feb. 18th.
T uesda y a n d Wednesday, leaving Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Ratliff, Mr. and
It won’t cost you u cent to
W ednesday evening for Key West. Mrs. T. R. Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
your O R D E R S F O R P IA N O T U N „ „ ,
,
,
,
Fields. Mr. Spurting, Mr. Pope, Mr.
Crow
* .
™
.
, i I|*.
it. oB.. L
row der
(ter left Tuesday
I uesday for
ISO to Wade, the T u n er, O rla n d o . 1
.
.
,
, , Ed. Putnam, and Dr. Mason.
1
. . :s
. Gleajrwater, where he - goes to join
I’ this wife am i children who are the
Party nnd Dance at Parish House
U R o y B. Gilea of the law firm of guests of Mrs. Crowder's parents.
Davis & Giles, Orlando was' a pro - 1Mr.
** a n d■ Mrs.
-—
—
■
—
—
W. T. 'Shrill.
The ladles o f the Guild entertained
fpssiotial visitor in the city T u esd a y .
M o t h e r never tnu'de
•cuuiner
mane any like
tiKe these i the
'” caste
'7 .........anil those who assisted
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry, their pies. See if she did. Cooked food >
mukin« ,lu' P 1** “ Am,' nca
daughter, Florence a n d Mrs. U. J. sale by Pipe Organ Girts.
Me- J,,r“
» success on. F riday night.
Holly spent W ednesday in DeLand. C u lle rs , S a tu rd a y evening.
eveninfj Mar.''nth. * rom !" ‘vt>n un*1
' 1 ni" p ^ c cM UUvn
were entertained
entertained with
with au delightful
delightful
vv,,re
Mi.** V irg in ia 'B ra d y , fo r m e rly 'o f
It'l-ltc
t - 11<
ju rty .
LaWi-.-ui.-.-Uiv jewnnig.—th e
lias city- traf~mxan-.ul
•j.Mr.TSnd Mfsl -Glenn—Dgrin ’ ahd
. g
________ _ .
^ ■ pi- -w m a m* m m
I f A A a A# V- j-/ 1
V A1
titi- attractive gucut ul. M rs. Edward ^tiss E velyn Cowley of Winter Gar metfihers of th e i-aste enjoyed n-Trm*t*|
delightful
dance,
which
w
as.grvatly
«
,
f
o
r
t
h
o
I
u
r
l
i
n
t
s
—
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1
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Betts.
den spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Sears are re Mr. and Mrs. Treadwell ,on P alm et enjoyed by all. T he ladies, served
' l.;. s ;
;
uik'.uhina--fruit pum4»*-«hei,irj;hon»*• V* m«*»
•«
/M
ceiving congratulations over the a r to avenue. Little Mabel'Cla* TTcaifthe evening.
rival of a son, Fob. 2Gtli, “ G. II, ' well re tu tn e d with them.
Sears, Jr.”
----------------- 1
«
Friends of Mrs. C\ 0 . Daniels will
Prom enade Parly
Mr». Walter II. Marsh and baby regret to learn that she and her little
M.
Carolyn i4t11
lu;. a ho are spending th e winter in d aughter
at 1
Sparr.
Fla..
«*r are
.».« both ill tu
'i’tn i . <
i*i.i .
tit Lillie Uuth
.
.
..
.
.
.
i
Spriu’iT
t*ntik
rlaini*fi
a
i»*w
of th rir
Di Larid are guests of M r.'a n d Mrs. where thoy w«»nt snm° linn* Mine*1 to 1
, r .
.
.Mr
.
hMann „ , InciuU l ro ia v night fit th rtr norm*
J A. llarroUl.
vt5*t. . .
!>nntr} s mrtnr.
Promenade and other games were
f
Herald is indebted tu ' Mr, iels left Wednesday night to v .-.t the
sick
ones,
|
d
a
\ i i. making ihe evening pass all
!
Ku-sc!! (nr a sam ple of celery
too
soon
Delicious fruit punch was
( r u n hi- tine new farm in East SanMrs. A. W Smith and little
I..--I.
d aughter, J u an ita and her sister. served throughout the evening
>!.. liaiiinn nd ; rid little soli, who
Among t h o s e enjoying the evening
U •1 i.ah licen received
M r,
have
been
Mrs.
Smith's
guests
for
were
Misses Carolyn White, Corn
1.- - Ill * th '.l . C IS r i l l .
. ik
- 1.
• d
in several weeks li-fl T o-d.iv for la<k I ee Tillis. Mma Ulniinl. fulia l.aing
-onviile where they will spend some and Frances D utton. Messrs. Curtis
Barber. Dwight Smith.* LeClair I r
time
visiting relatives
i . lie III I ef id S i ' l i i : )
Rewin,
Bill McKim. Stewart Dutton,
Mr and Mrs H .!. Mutts left yesLodge urged t- he or
■l at
Mill
Move
'tlfnr meeting, F. 1* light. terduy for Astor. w h e r e tlu-y will rentain for t h e present while Mr
■
It h
Program Satjrduv
D a u g h t e r - of \\ e s b >
M u t t s is running on the l.eeshurgi: i
B ow■: mu ■ t . i u III
The D aughter- of W«'lev < In-*- of
A-tur
hratu’li
of
the
\
('
L
They
T
he
program
in studio of Mr-.
: it YD- VV i. M ,
to
the Methodist church m*;t Tuesday Fannie S M irt-on tomorrow March
have
teinporunly
rented
their
hotue
•i :tJ,e VVe d n e sd av . ret ii> tong
home furnished on Magnolia avenue night in their class mom at th e H( h 1 hegin- at .‘t p in
- tturduy
church. Plans were made and perto Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Caldwell.
M i - Mnrgaret Tinne, violin p i a n o
fe<
ted for the coming year by which numlb •- from M i - e - AQua Mlntitii,
• id Mrs M S. VV jg " of
( lias. Doll, more favorably known
(i
motored over W. ■ i ■ ay as " D rew 's I *•*11." her-utse he travel, the class would be greatly lieliefitled. Mildred Kennedy and Anna Mason
s r m \ < ; i i a ra t. a t t h a c t i y e m o d e l s y o u
-••' the rucst* of .M t* Wiggins this section of the s tate for the After a^l the regular liusineas was Mr-. Wren M ctjuin will give a grout
rr
disposed
of
a
social
was
enjoyed
Mr" Ella l.ed'er
LAD rES A M U ' N I L DHE X. 11 E A It E
I of readings including Van Dykes
house of II & W. II. Drew C u ,
After all th e regular business was I beautiful " T rib u te to Fortee.”
FEATURING SPORT GATS.
ihe poet'iT d re am .- Angel'* f id .Jacksonville- was greeting his old
d eposed of a social was enjoyed.
cake at McCuller's store. Made by custom ers in the city Tuesday. Mr.
Xnr ARRIVALS DAIL Y
1 Doll is on (its nrst trip on tne rouu The young ladies serving tem pting
“ ■ v 'Is of the Pipe Organ Club
Vaughn .Ward
sandwiches and coffee.
„,m"_ . •turning from France.
tl-lte
M Hilda cv i n'ng t lie iinine of Mr
,.l r and Mrs T. 1. • Jolmston <f
t m lio n S a l e
I MS r h n a l ‘- t o r e
idle Mnine*, aeand
Mr- lohii Vaughn
\ .m g 'in wwa.- i hi
duel.
| { ill. >
t . w e r e I li e g u e s t s - o f
If you feed your liogi
Mr. M a i l d e S a t 'd n r
•htut !'s J* wIdry st •>r« on Ft st - , 1c i d ,.i v,ry t ' ' i ! ' . winding, vv hen now ha* them in hr* smoke house H()g Cholera
w e • visit i r . m 11, ■ t n-ir relatives, Mr m il Mrs. D A. street will ilic-i nut II- business at Mi - Alice I. nii'i Vaughn and Mr and that all were, as line u» any he ;l< directed you n"i,d never fe a r, hog
Caldwell Monday and Tuesday
Mr
cholera or any other hog disease.
la v .
VVard,
Ir , were had killed this year
unco
Mrs Mary A. Scliaal. the VValter Jordan
I Jolm ston is interested in the cotton
I
want
to
add
th
a
t
he
said
his
Antl lhe direction* nro very si m o b .
* i'
a m I Mrs. L. C. Buchan an- ■business being president of a large executrix has employed an expert- united in the holy bunds of m atri
mony.
Rev.
Brownlee
performed
hogs
were
down
and
ho
sick
th
a
t
he
i
UHl ul,out what >'°l* '‘r,? <J^ng, plus
til IT r e Ihe arrival of a son, Feb. | r ,,tton mill and owner of several m e e d auctioneer to auction oil the
had
to
pry
their
mouths
open
and
tt
conLs worth of B. A. T h o m i* '
the
ceremony,
using
the
impressive
entire
.stock
now
on
hand
in
her
-Si
The little hoy
has been cotton plantations.
hi*
wife
poured
the.
powder
down
Powder
in the feed twice u
I'ring
service.
store.
nan J Wallace Alston Buchan.
Mrs. B a r t P eterson, w ho has .beeni
'••*
»' "
•'’w e e k .- - •' .............
TKe"1iouse was beautifully dernr- th e ir throats.
Mrs
Srhuaf
sta'c*
th
at
there
are
■ W ■ t Witson of Sanford is s t o j - the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Robert
Phase find cheek in full of my ae- ! • U*Ma,,y though Cholera get* in bogreat va’ui'S in jewelry gning'in this ated with palms. Npam-h moss,
the DeSoto while in tin- city S> mes in Jacksonville arrived home
Then it requires
sale
a n d everything I n g o at auction fo'ri,* and cut llowers, carrying out |c •mint nnd with kindest regards we fore wr know it.
i f, \ day
mingling business Friday bu.l upon receiving a wire
t In
odor scheme /if red uml green beg to remain.
J close attention to each h o g —each
n o t lung held over o r w ithdraw n
• a-ure
s talin g that In r husband. Major
Tarntui T rib u n e
ri the living room the m u i t d was
'hog m ust-bp dosul and if y > i will
Your* very truly,
Ti c Hcrald • carries an announce
n d Mr, 11, D Caldwell are Peters h vvoilbl arrive in New \ ori. ‘ ment in another column setting birth i.i-'lfiilly ijec>ra*.I'd with p i lm- and
dose them as directed, you will save
Bankston Bros.
fern* and d ain ty red verbenas and I.. Vilen Seed Co.
• to their m tm erous friends at from overseas on T hursday. Mrs, in detail this fppjmrtunity.
b ette r than 90 per cent.
II you
randies.
ringe on Magnolia formerly Peterson left fo r. New York S a tu r
don’t th e B. A. T hom as medicine
.T J-4 le
.
^
The dining roiun wils. sjiecinlly a t
d by Mr and Mrs. R. J. day.
costs you nothing. . \Ve— nut som e
Property O w ners Tnke Nullre
1,1
,
Mrs. H a rry C ro w d e r_ and tw o
tractive, with its decorations of red
distant m anufacturer— pay y our ' •
T h e law provide* t h a t " I f taxes a r d green. T h e dining tjible had
PREVENT HOG CHOLERA
children of Sanford' and her guest,
V .o .- t 'i G i t r i u . t t i ! i o * t l o ’. L i r . i
S o ld
-Upon
ditty
■real
ostato'
nhall
not
tie
jHjss_Ki.DK of Detroit, arrived last
tb e immense--whitt«-wedilhig T a k e us
T he R.~A.’ Thom as~Hog Powdor money- back,-:------ 1. ------f' T less J m n i o - m i i d e pi^.--MTn l e n k en :
evebing and are at the Shiell home. paid before the first day of April of a centerpiece and also red shaded has*a record of 95 p e r cunt cures of
L. A..wn Seed Co.
3 9 -ltc
Mrs. R aym ond T. Berry of New any year, the tax ■collector shall a d candles.
York city, a n o th er daug h ter of Mr.- vertise and sell."
The bride looked unusually p retty
and Mrs. VV^ T. Shiell itr.iv <1 two
T his is to notify jill concerned in -a tailored suit of dark green .with
weeks ago, giving her jotrents a that the requirements of law will hi- hat, shoes anti accessories to m atch.
pleasant surprise, and her coming complied with and the lax hookr'wiil She carried a beautiful bouquet of
was kojit frym the public p .int so positively he elosetl on April First
red roses and -ferns,
The groom
th a j when Mrs. Crowder arrived she provided by law and all lands on wore his regulation arm y uniform.
too had a considerable surprise.
[ which taxes have not been paid will _ T h e p re tty bride is the elder.!
Clearw ater Sun.
.
be advertised.
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Vaughn and is one of the most pop
Mr. and -Mrs. J. S. Wilson and
Jno. D. Jinkins,
u
Tax Collector, Seminole VV l a r . girls of Sanford and a gra d u ate
their house guests, Mr, and Mrs. C. *
Tax
Collector.
Seminole C ounty. of the Sanford llijfh School.
C. Spencer of Pittsburg, Pu., have
------- -• T h o g ro o /n -is a son of Mr. and
returned-frmn-jt-rpirastm! motor trip —43-rtf '
Mrs. Walter Jordan Ward, Sr., of
down the E a s t Cousjt, They were
Salem, Mass., a n d n prom inent
gone several days. While at Miami,
Men arc Judged to no small
Attention Seminole G u a rd s
■Fla,, they were guests of the Ft. . On account of the ’resignation of young business man of th a t city.
‘degree by (heir personal ap
T h e happy couple leave in a few
' Dallas Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Spen C aptain C. H. Dingee a n election
pearance.
Lnoka reflect the
days
for St. Augustine, J a c k s o n
cer
left
W
ednesday
evening
for
mental altitude anti cnablea
will be held in the Sanford Armory
ville anti other pfSints of interest, be
Haines City to visit "Mr. Spencer’a on Friday evening, March 7th.
one to judge on night the than?
father for u few days *befure starting
ncr of man wc are.
You are invited to be present and fore- going to their future home in
We will gladly pay you 4 per cent interest on
north.,
Mr. Spencer 1 s 'k n o w n
take part in this election and drill Salem, Muss.
time
deposits,
or
• Appearances are of courne
Mrs. Ward's m any friends will
throughout Floridu and the north as a t th a t .t i m e .
deceiving at tlmctt, but ns a
miss her but wish her happiness in
the " P o t a t o K ing."
VV. D. .T u rn e r,,
Your money in a Checking Account here will be
general thing a man getn more
her
new life.
1st Lieut. Com m anding Co.
Dr. and Mrs. G ,' C. Garrison of
immediately available for any need,, but—
**
consideration in any walk In
Only relatives and a few in tim n le
Gastonia, N. C., were the g„-‘sts of A tte s t:’ ,
life If he taken particular care
friends
witnessed
the
ceremony.
W. M. Haynes,
Mr. L. A. Brumley a t .the Carnes
Equally important, an Account properly man
•
■<f hin personal appearance.
1st Sergt.
Hotel S a tu rd a y . Dr. and Mrs. G a r
aged builds for you a Credit that may some day be
rison art* cousins of Mr. Brumley
We know of nothing that
Bankston Bros.
the most important factor in your success.
'■111 give this appearance morr
' a n d were spending a few days visitHaptisl Chitrrh
R oberta, (ia , Jan.
-!}l
ing Florida
Sunday Mr. llrfim lcv'
..
• i '
th a n
having
your clothes
. .
J
Special messages will he delivered Old Kentucky Mfg. Co.,
Any way you figure it, an Account here will
lad as his guests for a motor trin to .
.
. ,
... ul ,,' frou
steam ed and pressed. It m ai
Paducah,
Ky.
Pori Orunli- .am i I , h i ,
"!P I'" ? " '
K" ’ ' "■M.U'I
l e r s not if they are old or new
HELE....... ............................. .
tlcnttemon r
1
p o h r r r - Dr.-«im-sTr-,:-tTiir-r’5 s r ' ^ " ; :
,.]hc> look* better.and 7:30 p r rn. T he subjects for
\ _
A Mr. Will W achter of th 's c o u n ty
Mr. anil Mrs. Schelle Mainus. T he
morning
and
evening,
respectively,
had
some
hpgs
thAt
were
down
with
|
For quick service call
! Garrisons left from D a ytona for
STRENGTH
^ s e r v ic e :
will be " H o n e s ty with G od” and cholera anil had given up all hope
their home in Gastonia and Mr.
"A Voice in th e Wilderness.”
of saving them and would not Hpend
Brum ley, J o h n and Mr. and Mrs.
Urgent invitation is extended to one penny on th em . I gave him one
Maine* retu rn ed to Sanford M onday
visitors and strangers in th e city.
15 pound pail of y our B. A. T h o m as'
morning.
Sunday school 10 a. to.
Hog Powder and he Has just come in
pi.
B.- Y, P. U. 0:30 p! m.
HOME I NSTI TUTI ON
and paid me Tor i t and advises t h a t
104
.
Informal Parly
.
f „ „ , v,
Ernest welcome awaits ail * who every one of his s ijk
hog* got
Miss Sallie Rohson entertain ed a 1attend.
-1 - w
7
____ • ■ :
•
well an d that lie h ad killed them and
a
j
i; i
-m
milt H
Closing Out Business
mm*-
JU g p .
m.
is All Sold
The entire stock must be sold to close out the business. Every .article
will be guaranteed as represented and will be sold, regardless
~ *'
of cost,to
provided
►for the ladies. Everybody invited to attend.
I
.•’h d s-j* a bona tide, closing oirt sale.
Iv fO T I
- S i .........I I I * ” / *
Valuable Articles Will Be Given Absolutely Free at Each SessionA Beautiful Diamond Ring Will Be the Capital Prize the Last Day
rfifi
MRS. MARY A. SCHAAL
Executrix, Sanford, Florida
THE Q U A L I T Y SHOP
• *.
V
THAT 100% LOOK.
Sanford Shoe & Clothing
tyBank
--
i*
�MARCH 7, 191'J
TflE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE SlX
And to express their delight at this
simple device, which pro b a b ly " h u m
bugged" wayfarers for y e a rs , when
men e a ite to build u tow n in that
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST
BETWEEN YOU ANI) M E "
■ vicinitv, th e y named it “ Talking
EVEN THE GATE POST Rock."
Save front 30 to 50 per cent on your
T IIO M A N
I I . I I .V K K K , P h . I I .
*
lulling C h c m iii
P r ofrnalonnl of Ns Hiral Sr I m r e
Etnerilia*, llolll n* ( o l l c g c , I turitla
.
NOT IN IT
P r i t a l e f.u bo rs lo ri of IlnlJfn* < a!tr# «
W in te r I 'n r k . I ' U . . N o t . -lih . | » | t
T . « . « h«rlc%
* E very b o d y is kicking ab o u t the
Sanford, Fla,
income tax reports. Nut especially
I b its - r n m p lr t r d t i r r f u l r b r m t t a i ■ n a l,» la o f lh » s .tn p l* ' 'a t o l n
th a t
; . . u b r a u c h : m e c » r l/ l a i l w r r l i . s n a il h a i r o b la ln r d ( h r f u l l u n l n j rr s u U a ;
utiouf paying the tax, h u t a b o u t the
< ' n l o r _ .____ _______
__
■ __
C le a r
t ’ h l- ir ln r
1.7V O srla pi^r m tlli.jn
making of th e returns. T h e blanks
It r s r lio n ..
__ .
S r u lr a l
T u ia l s u lld s
A .o a p s t l* p r r m in im i
I
Im t n a n U ._0 0 p a rti p rr m in im i
U a rd n ra a
21 .0 1 p a rla p r r m iltlm i
seem to he difficult to understand.
A lb u m in o id A m m o n ia
T ra rr
N llr a t r a
T ra rr
The time is a trying one when a
T h r a b i r n r r p r a c tic a lly « f fre e a n d a lb u m in o id a m m o n ia In Ibla u a i r r an d
fctlnw lias n o t made m uch money
ll a » e ry s m a ll a m o u n t n f t h lo r ln r I n d lr a lr a I t , r i r r l l r n l q u a lllr for b o v .a rlia lil
p u r p a i n . I n a d d llln n to I h r |o o d q u a lity c h a r a c l e l l i l l r a n f a u p r r io r h u u ir h u lil
and is not used to keeping a n y kind
n a l c r . It p u a ir a a r * a p r r la l f r a l u r r a u t m u rh l a l u r , e t p e c l il ly th o a r p f e i r r l l r n t
n a t u r a l a r r a t lo n a n d L O W d r f r r r n f h a r d n r a a ,
or set of books. To h av e to get
Swat the busy and tell just what y o u have
T b r b a r t r r l n l u f le a l a n a ly s is . r e s u ltin g In an p i r r a . t r lu l a l r o u n l. In fu u r
a a m p lr a o f I h r n a l r r , o f 1 b a r lr r la p r r r r n t . ; a n d In A n d ln g no ro lo n . or u ih t r
h a r m f u l b a c t e r ia . f u l l r con ttrm lla |a o d q u a lit y . in d lr a lo d ■b r I h r C I f F! M IC V I.
made when you dyii't know* yourself
a n a l/ a la .
With t h a t of “ Cut an d Come again"
is some j o b — th a t s all.
I have
.
O f I h r m a n / a a l r r a a f Ih la a n d o l h r r re g io n s th a t I h a i r a n a l> r r d . I h a i r
T o more' than Twice a- Million Men.
fo u n d n o n e a u p r r lo r In a ll good q u a llllr a lo th a t o f I h r " E l d e r W a t e r ."
heard m a n y people who F did not
In Y o u th .h e kept the wild Apaches
Y o u rs i r r j r e s p e c t f u lly ,
think had a n y right to he expecting
From lifting People’s Hirsute T h a t
(S ig n e d I
T I IO .H . I I . I I A K K f t '
to make an income report j u s t kick
ches,
ing ab o u t having a job on their
And later led the Horse Mariifeii
hands in m aking the re tu r n . Some
In C u b a and the Philippines.
have actu a lly kicked on p a y in g the
T K L L IM IU N t: JII- A V
Ib* governed palmy Mindanao,
hill. Kicking on paying th e bill is a
Where ‘f oams tho gentle Carabao,
thing t h a t most anybody o u g h t to
An/i m ade the Moros too the mark he asham ed to do. Why if I had
Till all was. safe as C en tral Park.
made enough money in one y e a r to
standards for future permanent work.'
Where blows the delicate Tortilla,
get myself within the in c o m e tax
Following a re the societies repre
T h ro u g h Mexico he h u n te d Villa,
sented: Union Chretlenno des J$un
paying class I would have a "smile
Hut let him go .till by a n d by,
Fllles, Student Movement, Foyer des
th a t w o n 't come off" t o wear
Alllees, Amies de la Jeuno Fllie, Nn
Because of Bigger Fish to fry.
around. T h o se fellows t h a t a r e do
tlonnl Council of Women, Among the
an acre ing the m ost Ricking"I notice a r c the
delegates were Mine. Jules Siegfried,
And learned Secretary B aker
ones t h a t failed t o invest as m uch as
Mine.' Avrll do fit. Crolr, Baroness
Eighty
Well-Known
French
Worn
Avows th at he Iras done so well
I thought th ey might have, in Lib
Wat lev life, Countess I’uurt tiles and
In stem m in g ’ Hordes as Charles erty B onds afid War Savings S tam ps,
en Guests of Y. W. C. A.
Mine. Waldegrnvo of I.ondon.
Martel.
They had fair notice th a t t h e Gov
Mrs. WIIIInm.G. Shnrp, wife of the
for Opening Session.
?
— A rthur Guiterrnan in Life.
ernm ent m ust finance its w a r and it
nmhassndor to France, Is honorary
had to be done, either b y bonds,
chairman o f the council and Mrs. Fran
Pnrls. Feb. 2.—Eighty of ttie most cis McNeil Bacon president pro (cm.
-t imps or l a x . ’ There i* <a p e n a lty
f.i- fellows Wj.hu are lute in g e ttin g in prominent women In Fran re wlm are Miss Charlotte Niven, director of Y.
their reports d o n ’t let t h a t catch Interested In all women's problems Ht- W. C. A. work in Italy, Is secretary.
Departmental and provincial groups
temletl tjlie first meeting of. liur Provi
>i>u»i —- - . - . e —-— i -S a u n te rc r.
will
hold uitietUigs.
rthw-xisi
sional Council of the Amprltan Young
rights, but grant none to* other
local problems/ the entire council meet
Women’s Christian Association, held
classes,
A Latinised form of the
District Residents Disfranchised. • ut Paris ,heattt|iiarters, 8 Place Edou ing at the end of each mojith. In April,
at tho Just meeting, euch group will
“ M asimaiists." from , the
Residents of the'dlfltrlct of Colum
decide how the Information anti exLatin word meaning most. In Eng bia never hnd the fight tn vote there*. ard VII, Jan. 110,
Mrs. Robert I j i using, wlftf nf Ibe perl once may bo used .most effectively
lish we might miv " M o s tls ts ." 'T h e In for rlntlonnl ofTlelals, which would,
Secretary
nf Slate, who Is fim vice- In tin* future.
m lude (lie preslthmi, or tut oth er matDelegates are guests at the Hotel
■ers of natloiinl ronctni. alter the ter pres blent of the nuiiiiil, presided, cniidiuilng all sessions In French, ns iwn I’etrogrnd, Hie Y, W. C. A. Ilosless
ritory eittbni.... I in the district was
'i-'led to the United Stales nnd lie- thirds of tin* members represent House In I’it r Is.
fleltrlt nssiii'l.i Hums wljli whom the
i a the seat nf the general governA Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes
and Faith, “ He'll Print 'em "—
So .Says Sauntercr.
T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor
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SANFORD'S CHEAPEST TIRE HOUSE
Jfc,:C(i crates of an) kind, set.vU,U, fsi
brail, dairy feed. ferlill/ef,*?:ay material* or piaau..
+ . + + + + + + +■+ + + + + + + •♦■ + + + + + + + + + + . + + + +
P ershing Thanks Y. M. C. A . +
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REQ U EST, OF
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Speed of Bullet. .
A rifle bullet .covers nhuiit tw o miles
fit live seconds, while sound trnvels
th" -. ini. d i - t a m d In a shade more
than nine am! one-half seejmds, so li
t- e a -v to tindersfaml why the buliet
'ttii f s h.fo ro the ri-purt of (be rltlo
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A lit s Iter-n h i o p e n t l l n g .
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Y, \V. t ’. A
All women in I'ranee are looking for | reived permission to place a V. u . <\
Wilt'd to (lit- findings of till* ro.uull ns A M-ereliirv Oil every ship honing
of i reUiemlnits | in port ;t iii e 1111( only ’n I'uglnleJ with '.’Ol nr more women ,m,J
women In Fram e, hut nil over the 1 olilDlM-n on ilic passenger list,
world. Tint purpose of the count’ll Is | Tile ant-rotary fulfills'the same fmietloli for llie wtilueil u- tin' ^ M i
to ■otteet Htnl mnke in ji AiMn Informii
tityi itlHiui i iiuillilons md need- of wo- | set rt lary has for men on transports,
tu ell. to heeonie nei|i]nlute'l with lift- . Nile plttus entertainments ami re* tea*
men who nit' hleinllleil with ililTereiit Hon f"r women uinl elilltlren and Is n
kinds of work mid lo. ilevef, p a few- friend to whom they may come If they
11pita) lllti'l r.i Itons whleh will -el uro la distress.
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/ x .ro c r t n a t a n y o n e
c a n la y rig h t,
In.* m-- . liui It has been some tin.r
sin e 1 have ittnnd around the !•■'el .« ge a i d Wit tns'etl ' t i l l pri'-es a*
ar
bt tf.g gathered in hea* now.
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;i nrc.neca cc
it
U ttd mad
tpnlAtd
arc packed in center of roll
Mit H6 N W --W A tREI
WHAT YOU SURELY NEED
U a healthy, active, Industrious Bear, Small doses of thesf pill*
t*ken
purtrative
t*k
en . regularly Insure that. You may also need a purtpulve
som etim es. I hrn take one larger doac. Keep that la m lndi —
It w ill pay you rich dividends In Health and Happiness.
ROSY CHEEKS Of ItEAJLTHTCOLORladicatea Iroalathe Blood. PaU
CARTER’S IRON P IL L
ith c puhtie loves to he Irumhugged.
and he ccrtainl ■ made it yield cash,
xrrrtes Ndimvb. - If he had added
"ttr r r - t r . t n v o ■strlt~nTore~rtT-~tnnT7T»~ug
Somebody else he would have had
the whole truth, ns illustrated by the
history of Talking Rock, a metropo
lis of Pickens county, Georgia. *
Before there was any town in that
section, a traveler was riding along a
lonely road when he came to a huge
stone upon which was laboriously
chiselled the legend: " T u r n me
T h e traveler, was in a hurry hut
nijverthcless he stopped. Visions of
huffed treasure flitted before his
mind.
lb* also conceived the posdbility of some me*sage being underi-nfh the rmk some thrilling m w ■t «tnir it :on out of the vanished past.
\ t ,an> rat*-, the rock suggested ronanie; it stim ulated curtosity like
'he signs in front of a side show. Its
com m and was not to he disobeyed.
A t Lhu. axpeiute of- some- grunting
ialmr, the traveler turned the rock
over. He found the cryptic mesrngc
of his im agination. It reads:
" N o w t u r n me back and let me
make a fool of the next fellow."
Rccaurc Ccrlcln-i$zd is zo easy
to lay, so econom ical and so
e fficient and durable, it is^pre‘actically every kind
of bui ldin largcorsmall. More
than onc- >urth of all the roll
^
roohng used throughout the
world comes from the Certain•
teed factories. Ccrtain-tccd has
c the dominant choice. Everybody knows about Certainit is used for buildings of every size and type—
for factories, warehouses, garages, stores, hotels,
office buildings, farm buildings, round houses, etc.
In shingle form, red o r green, it is widely used for residences. C rrta in -tttd gives years of efficient
service with practically n o cost for u p -k e e -. h h im
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m u n e to almost every form of roofing attack.
It is rust proof, spark proof, weather proof, waterproof,I, and is not affected by acids, fumes ur
gases. T h e sun’s heat can n o t m ake it melt ar run. Sold by dealers everywhere.
Guaranteed 5 • lj£> or 15 years according to thickness.
.......— -j— ..
— Certaln-teeti-Pnxluuts CbrpUfatioti— * ------ -
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and Warehouse* In Principal Cities of Amarica
C erta in -teed P a in t
Varnish— Roofing a n d R elated Building Products
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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MARCH 7, 1919
.
THE SANFORD HERA ED
PAGE SEVEN
a n d of - otherwise c o m p le tin g th e o r g a n ic s - I of law In auch r a te m ad e a n d published:
Wathlnq Poor Peopla'a. Feet.
said C ircuit C o u r t a t T itu sv ille , Florida, C. R. T uft* , a l l p a rties claim ing
tfon of this ro ro u ratlo n a n d for t r a n s a c ti n g
Now, therefore,* you. S ln a h Uray, and this 2i l h d a y »f ^ v s r ^ m
^
Interceta u n d e r J . I- H a ck n e y , J . 1).
Tho .custom of washing tho feet of any other or further business as m ay p ro p e r Clara
Dray, and J o h n . I ) . Jenkins, as G u a r
ly come before the m eetin g. T h e r e a f te r t h e
H a ck n e y , - If. C. W hitehead, W m.
the poor on Mnundy Thursday »a t annual meeting of the clock holders ahall be dian Ad. L item of Clara Uray, a n d all o t h r r
Clerk C i r c u it C o u r t , I l r e v a r d C o u n t y .
G. H a ck n e y , A u gust* L. Anders,
" persons Interested Ip said real e sta te are
42-Ste
S
t
a
t
e
of
Florida.
held
on
th
e
f
ir
st
M
o
n
d
s
y
In
th
e
m
o
n
th
of
Oeorge S. N otw o o d , M a r y A. N or
Whitehall wns observed by Kngllflh M sfrh of each year. T h e J t n a r d of Director** c o m m a n d e d t o be a n d a p p e a r .before the
wood. K llta b e th T em p les , Daniel
lovere|Kns until the end of tin1 sev shall meet Im m ediately a f te r th e a d jo u r n * C ounty Ju d g e 's court of Seminole r o u n tv , Notice <|f Application for T a g D eed Under G. MVtxti, S u s an i t . T ea gner,
Section A o f C h a p te r 4 I I J , J-awa o f Flor S a r a h P. D orselt. .Mary A. S l r a u e h n
roent of the first a n d each annual m ee ting Klorida, on er before the 10th day of April,
enteenth century. After that the cere of
ida
etoekholdrra a# hereinbefore pro v id ed a n d* A. I). 1919, a n d show cause If a n y you have
Susan Hackney, l ^ r l s e r It. N or
f
h
y
said
p
e
tition
sh
ould
not
he
granted.
mony wns performed on their behalf by nt such other time* a n d a s often as t h e b y
ItoNotice Is hereby given t h a t A. R. Sjnblom. , wood. N„a t h a n i e ,l . G.
, N orw_ ood,
™ . v"
Do not allow the
law s may direct a n d provide.
, Given under ray hgY.d a n d seal .uf the said purchaser of T a• *x (TxMlflcat.
<
C ertifica te Nfi.
NO.' ttIH.
U3N, d a te
t e dI « y «■ Norw ood. A t n e s F. Weber.
tho
Archbishops
of
York
until
the
nildcourt
ourt.
this
tho
2
,
t
h
day
of
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
,
1919.
the
3rd
d
a
y
of
J
u
l
y
.
A.
|>.
1918.
for
un
p
a
id
poisons of undigested
h T h o m a s I,. M a r s h , M a r t h a Cerley,
Article VI.
31a of tho eighteenth century.
,
••fab
K. K. 111!U S H O L D E R .
l a a t s f o r . tho y e a r 191 V, e m w ring lief. 10.6-1 D a n iil M. H a ck n e y , J o h n A. HackThe highest ' a m o u n t of in debte dness or
food to accumulate in
’ --“tr
C o u n t y Ju d g e .
ch
cii W
» of
ot N
« rB; eor
cor of
ot See.
Sec. 4,
4. T p 20 S,
H, It SO
30 K.
E, ney, J o h n H. N orw ood, M a r t h a D.
liability
to
which
this
corporation
shall
or
your bowels, where they
run S 10.66 r h . W 4.63 ch, N 10.66 ch, K Norw ood, W m. S, Marsh. S a ra h
m ay at a ny tim e -object Itself shall be lim it
are absorbed Into your
1.63 chs, c onia lnlng 15 acres, a n. dS* aotil
a*B th
e , I - ....S
U|ll H
lII(tJ
Killyf ,• a n d M a r jry »•
S. tio
H avcnk un E
e yj or
ed Id One H undred a n d Killy T h o u s a n d
sttre of Vpellcailon for T * i D e ed U n d e r prope rty o | (*. IL l l o h l n s o n , 'A g e n t : Also T a g j
«hem: all p a rtie s r U l o I n i
Dollars.
system. Indigestion, con
Hrcllon N uf < h aptrr 4S8&. Law* uf 1 t o r • . <'rflifiraiu N a . I 3 M , d i l H t h e fith
>« tru«tf*«? f a r W it* liicd*
Article VII.
stipation, headache, bad
Id*
* " ’ to r u n p a id t a s e s for t h a decease.1, as t r u ^ e e to r « It* tiledJu ly , a . ”n . *IS9T
T he nam es and residences of th e s u b
blood, and numerous
,
|»
,
m w r n r of & W If !**r Co., I. La.- rftlk & i-o.. L ouderscribers a n d incorporators to g e th e r with t h e
S w~ e? I
'* ha ck.
G ilbert
ft
Co.,
G a r r e t.
'other troubles are bound
a m o u n t o( th e capital stoc k subscribed l o r ;
Ilowen ft VanDureit. T y s e n ft
by each, se t opposite t h e respectiv e n a m e s ,
to follow.
Keep
S
m
ith
,
W.
E.
A
lexander
ft
Co.,
are a* follows:
N o lir e of Intention lo Apply for
system dean, as thous
Bek m a n ft Velsliurg, ft G *tb*m ft
L e tte r s Potent
N
o.
of
|
H e r a max:- all-- p a e t f e i - H x I m l n g "1hands of others do, by
ame
K esldrnro
Share*
N otice U h e r e b y given t h a t ore, the undc r- N
t e r r a ts under. T h o m i s S ta lk e r, all
II. It. S t e v e n s taking an occasional dose
Sa nfhrd. PUG
10
| signed I n te n d t o a pply to the Honorable K.
p
a rties claiming Interest* under. 1„ Miller
Sa nford, *FI».
otthe old, rellajble, veg
Sidney J , C a li* . ( io v rrn o r PC the S l a te of
W m . Mills, all p a rties cla im ing In
If. C. Du Dose
Sa
nford,
Fla'.
!
Florida,
a
t
Tallahassee,
Klorida,
on
the
|T
th
tere
sts un d e r M a thew A. S t e w a r t,
etable, fatally Uvtr medi
A. Dnuglnss
Sa nford, Kla.
d a y of M a rch , 1919, a t l o o’clock in the TL.. W.
all p a rtie s c la im ing interest* u n d e r
Law
ton
cine. •
Sa
nford,
Kla.
morning, or a* soon t h e r e a f t e r .a s we m ay
II. C. N o r th r o p , deceased; all, p a r
I*. Connelly *
S anford, Kla.
be heard, lor L etters L a te n t, Incorporating A.
ties claiming in te rests un d e r Jamlmm
t . A, N e w m a n 'Sa nford, Kla,
S anford Hotel C onstruction Company. Inc ., IA.
Tho
mill
U
n
d
luini:
i h c m p J «t Iho
•cm
ritin
x
to
U
w
|«
x
i
W
d
wilt
I
m Uo thoroon
lla
vls. all p a r tie s c la im ing In ter
U. Key
Sa nford, Kla.
i u n d e r . I j t r J q l l o w l n g proposed charter, the It. K,
est* u n d e r S e th T a y lo r or u n d e r
hltnir
Sa nford, Kla.
original of which Is nuw on file w i t h ‘ th e F. W. W
Mold* T a y lo r or either of t h e m ,
Mahoney
Hanford, Kla.
I Secretary of S t a te , at his office in T ails- L. I*. McOlttag
all parti** cla im ing Interests u n d e r
Sanford, Fla.
hasser, Fla.
Alva
V. Wood, all partle* cla im ing
H enry M rL aulln
Sa nford, Fla.
In te r e sts u n d e r J o h n E. D u r a n d ,
■
. If. It. Stevens
In witness whereof we, t h e undersigned
Witness my oftlctal algnaltire and aeal
,39-M e
lly \ M
. K. irtiuglaas, D.
I
.
.
, .
, , ■ ,,
F. L. Miller
a n d above n a m e d as incorpora tors of tho t h l . tho 27th d a y of F’e b r u a r y . A. I>. 1913.
•
M e r e s t, un d e r J o h n l la lU . all P«rII. C. Dullosp
Hanford Hotel Construction C o m p a n y . - I n c . ,
(scat)
A.
D
O
U
G
L
A
S
S,
l
t
i
t
s
claiming
I
n
t
e
r
n
t
under Frank. K. A. Douglass
ha v e I x r r u n t o set our h a n d s and seals, this
In Cirralt Court, S e v e n th Circuit, Sem inal* lin Moore, deceased, all partle*
Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Cfi., Fla.
T. W. Lawton
th e 7th day of February. A. It. 1319,
C ounty. Florid*
I c la im ing inte rea ts u n d e r S t e p h e n
42-file
A. I*. Connelly
II. It. Slevena
(Seal)
O v e r t i r e d T u rp c n tin * C o m p a n y
8. H opkins, deceased, fill partle*
It. A. Newm an
Mrs. W. P. Pickle, of
K. L. Miller
(Seal)
claiming in te rests u n d e r Hobe-t P r t l h
S
M
S
A. It. Key
IL'G, D uties*
(Seal) I n Clrrult Court f i i t e a l h Judicial Circuit Georg* W. Ifam bo, W, J . M e
Rising Fawn.Oa., writes:
■IIpartkaelaimlnf Interest under T h o m a s
F. W. Mahoney
S e m in o le C eunly . Florida
'E
.
A.
Douglas*
18**1
)
Mltlan,
Jr
.
,
II.
Winfield
Haya
a
n
d
*'We have used ThedMiller, dtre’d., fill p a rties claiming
II. F. Whitner
T. \V. L aw ton
I Seal) W. P, Wllaon, C o m pla inant
George B. B ays, O. I' J o h n s o n ,
Interests un d e r Georgian* J o i n e r or
v*.
ford's Black-Draught as
l ' I*. MrCuIltr
It. A. N e w m an
(S e ,l)
F'.ll*
L.
D
r
a
w
d
y
,
llle
hartf
A.
Draw*
u
n d e r George D. Joine r, all p a r tie s
*
Henry MeLaulin *
A. It. Key
a family medicine. My
(Seal) C a th e rin e A. Brown a n d
dy, Charle t K. T u fts, J. lo H a c k
c la im ing Interest* u nde r F. N .
K. \V, M a hone y
t Se dll J o h n K. Brown, Defendants.
P roposed Charier
ney,
J.
D.
Hackney,
II.
C.
W
h
ite
mothcr*in-law could not
Pulling,
all nartle* claiming I n te r
T o th e D efendant, J o h n B. Brown
II. K. W h itn e r
We, the undrraigned, hereby associate
est# u n d e r Alary J . Sklnker, dec'd .,
take calomel as It seemed
It a p r i nring from t h e *worn fiffidavll he ad. W m . O. Hackney, A ug u tl*
A. P, Connelly
ourselves t o g e th e r for th e purpose of f u n n
L. Andcrt, Geo. S. Norw ood, M a r y
all p a rtie s claiming Interest* u n d e r
1- P. McCuUer
too strong for her, so she
(Heal) herein filed t h a t your place of rs.ldence I* A. Norwood,- Klltabeth T em p lr* .
ing a b o d y politic and corporate, for t h e
l e a s e II. .T rabue, all partle* c la im
.
H enry M t L a u i i i f _ - (Seal) • n m e s t a t e of t h e United S ta te * o t h e r t h a n Daniel G, M arsh, S u s a n M. T e a * - purpose of b e com ing in co rp o ra te d .and f o r m
used Black-Draught as a
ing
Interest* u n d e r J . - H e n r y H ln tt h e a ta te of Florida, a n d ( h a t y o u r p a rtic
S t a te of Florida, l
ing
a
co
rp
o
ra
tio
n
for
profit,
u
n
d
e
r
a
n
d
by.
i e n , all partlea claim ing interest*
mild laxative and liver
ular residence la unknuwA t o affiant a n d n r r and Ja*. T eagner, S a r a h r .
virtue of ,th e law s of 't h e S t a t e of Klorida, C o u n ty nFHgminote:
Doraelt
find
Ja*.
D.
D
orsett,
Mary
Dorset!
Dorselt,
M
a
ry
u n d e r Chas. P. Will, all persona
regulator. . . We use it
I'ertonally appeared before me a n o ta r y t h i t the *ald John K. Brown la a minor A.
with and u n d e r th e folluwing proposed charI. Htraughn, Susan H a ckne y, Leric la im ing Intere sts u n d e r K a t* F.
puMic, II. It. Hteveni, K. U Miller, If. C / over the age of fourteen year* a n d h a t •j rrrr ll. Norw ood, N a thaniel G. NorI ter..
in the family and believe
I.y o n ; all p a rtie s claiming In te r e sts
n absent from t h r s t a le more th a n aixty wvtod, Itosey E. Norw ood, Agnes F\
w ulloar, E. A. Douglass, T. W. L aw ton,
O otUieb ll. Keyler, all p a r tie s
it is the best medicine for
Arllrlr I.
A. I*. Connelly, It. A. N e w m a n . A. It. Key, day* next preceding thi* o r d r r a nd there W e h s r , . Tho*. L. M a r s h , ' M a r t h a
claiming
Intere sts u n d e r Charle* M.
the liver made.” Try it.
T h e n a m e of this r o rporatlon shall bn B. F. W hitner, r . W. M a hone y, I - l ‘. XlcCulIrr. la nn p .ra o n In the s t a le nf Florida service Cerley a n d Sam uel Cerley, her h u t ,
H a m ilto n , *11 p a rtie s claiming In
of
fUbpoen*
upon
whom
would
bind
th
e
Sanford
Hotel
Construction
Com
pany,
Inc.,
a
n
d
Henry
MeLaulin,
all
of
w
hom
areperaonally
ba nd, Daniel M. I la r k n e y , J o h n A.
Insist on thecenuine—.
t e r e s t s u n d e r A. H. C a r e e r , all
,
and Its principal nltlccs and place uf business know n to me a n d known t o ho t h e sa m e prrayn* sa m e J o h n FL Brown.
Jo h n D. Norw ood, M a r
partle* r lslnllng Interest* u n d e r
Thedford’s. 2bc,a
• A pack11 I. therefore ordered t b s ! you do a p p e a r tHackney,
shall he nt Sanford, in Srm lnnle c ounty, diic rlr.e d in a n d who a u b te r ib r d their n a m i*
h
a
l>.
Norw
ood,
Wm.
S.
M
arsh,
A. 8. W h i t e , 'a n d nil partlea claim
Klorida, h u t It shall h i v e the au th o rity | « to tlie foregoing proposed c h a r te r of the in thit court to the bill herein filed on th e S a ra h L. Kelly, M ary 8. H a ckne y,
E-75
age.
ing Interest* u n d e r France* E.
establish such o t h e r and, f u rth e r offices a n d Hanford Hotel ( ^instruction C o m p a n y , ' Ine ., Sth day of May. A. L>. 1919.
J.
D.
Hackney,
aa
y*erjitof_uX
j
U
i
L
,
^
J
L y n e d y .o r u n f i r ^ Orlando- Ksivft it f u r th e r ordered t h a t thi* order be r
r.~.
': . : .
places of business as Its officers shall deem a n d e arh for hirnvetf a rknow letlgrd on o a th ,
fit and necessary to successfully carry on before me th a t he executed the fam e fax. pubtl* Lwft-onvw-a- wwrh tFu#- e tg h f - e n n eertrt i e r " . . ‘.^1 T ho L s
W illiam
• T o sll p a rties cla im ing a n In jere st u n d e r
w ie k t In the Sanford Herald, a n e w t p a p . r Millt,
M„ t . ' uMJathew
i h . - AA. Stalker,
‘>t*
the purpoiea therein otpreigt it.—
I1
•jtrpof>tr ita butinr«a. *
S te w a r t, F'ranFeapublished in >aid Seminole county .
H. Winfield 11ays. George B. Hkys, O. P.
B.
Kennedy
a
n
d
tlrta
n
d
n
K
e
nnedy.
In wjtnes* whereof I h a v e hereunto aet
T ^
‘
A rticle'll.
J»o hIn s o n , Fills f T D r a w d y , Charle* r*.
E. TiUlUg
u fta , •
Wilnet* m y hand a n d t h e seal ot the Fa id
T h e r f n r r i l n a t u r e of t h r htislnMa of th is my hand and otlirial aval at Hanford. Hem- C ircuit C o u r t thia 21*t d a y at F e b r u a ry , J r t n l m a Davis, Seth T a y lo r a n d
h ll i r k a W '2 - D- H a e f W . H. C. W h l t ^
Mollle T aylor. Alva V. Wood, J o h n
corporatio n a h 'l l be: T o c »rry on and f o n - inole county , Klorida, this t h e 7th d a y of V D. 1919.
M i l W m. Uj lU fkrfpy. Au|u»(oi L, Andert,
l l a l l t , Hubert- I’r a lh , G c o r c la n a
«■.
rlurf the buftinr*4 of hotrl and Innkeeper*, F e b r u a ry , A. D. UH9.
George s. N orw ood, M a ry
___ ___.
f t .a l)
K. A. D O U G L A S S,
Joiner a nd GeoFge II. J o i n e r , r . N.
frfttaurar.i k r e p e r t . r a t t r e n * w»rebuu»efhen,
I.KHI.A \V. 1HIWKLI.
Clerk C ircuit C ourt Seminole Co., Fla.
F'.liiabrth ‘Tem ple*. Daniel G. M a rsh , Susan
Putiinr, J. H enry H l n t i r n , I'ha*.
N o ta r y Public, S t a t e of Florida.
G O O D T O T H E L A S T DROP I dealer* in a ny anti all Llmli of proviaion*. (Seal)
M.
T
eagner,
S
a
r
a
h
K,
D
orselt.
M s r y AKay. Adam* ft Hagland.
I*. Will, K ate F‘. Lyon, G o ttlie b II.
' M y commission expire* 12*21-1921
luxuries, noveltira or necmaitlea, of any and
Staughn,
Susan
Hackney,
Lerlser IL*.
Attya. for PlaintilT,
Kevler.
t'harlea
M.
H
a
m
ilto
n
a
a
d
n a tu re %h a ta u r r i ’r, either uholcaale tir Hchelle Maine.,
Norw ood, N a th a n ie l 0 . Norwood, Rosey E.
Ja r ktonville, Kla.
I
A._lt. Carver, A. 8. W hile c l al.
Altrirney for Incorporator*.
j r» tail. T o m n i l u n t h r lujMnrfa of n ba rber
Agne* F*. Weber, T h o m a s L. ,
12 91c
* ■
T o the defendant*. G J b r g r W. Hnm ho, W* Norwood,
4't-3tc
'
shop and hair dresser*, f To he p r o p h r ta r s ur
M a rsh . M a r t h a Cerley, D anirt M. H ackney, •
” ..............................
It..,li,d
•
J - MeMitlan,
Jr . , ll.Winfield
Winfieldll Hay* and J o h n A. Hackney, J o h n D. N orw ood, M ar- •
»rmjicrA of (heatres* op*ra houses, picture
Norlre of D rainage H e arin g
George II. H a y , t». P. J o h n s o n . Lll* L,
ahown nr o th e r places i f anrunement. T o
h a D. Norwood, W m. 8. Marsh, S a ra h L.
NO TICK
T o th e owners and all person* Intersvted 1 D raw dv, Richard A. D ra w dy, Charles FI. lKelly,
cfirry on the bu^Im^s of newsdealers, !«» nrint,
Mary S. H ackney; Andrew Johnson,
N’tillri- ta h4 r«1•v t’U i n a<
Ly
n 11 Iaml'I*'
ft corporate and other prope rly >T u l l . . J I IU»kney, j ' j )> lG
lf a c k n e y . lt C de ceav-d,
*ipa jn-fa, jperjetflraia ur
1 dlt *»r p u ld U h
t r u s t e e for Wit* Rleilter Go.,
Dri *41 thl
■I a l a r , el t., the I p p e r M J o h n . W hiirhrotl. Wm li. lis t kn. v, Augusta I ’ I. L. F'slk aftt Go.,
# ur t " fit > airiv a ml
kintU of %F!f * Ift T ll / lf , S* fll UK T w i tl t v ►
I.ouderhack, Gilbert ft Cm?
•ra in s,iM .trlrt
*-nd.r*. G»b S. Norw ood. M
i.' a ry A. Nor- G a r r e t, Howrn ft VanIHircn, T y se n ft S m ith,
T o »••• k*t*fttf6 t.f |liYerv stables i irn *I iiul Imii <•( (lie Mat** uf i li'fiiln, iltut
an,i • * rhll" >n:‘ • ” hereby m itlrt,,|
....... Kltxsbcth T e m p le . I t .n l c l G. Marsh, AV. E. Alexander ft Go., K ckm an * Vetslifid r ain ii! f"» for hr.rarlisv C**n t e j a n r f s and api'Nt att/*n »*itl l»r tnaijr i *» th*’ l it^ u U r s n m u tn r v t filrlt1* of nil fcinifr, lo c a rry .o n the M*ir» «»f th** Li Ktfllturi* «'( th*- H t i t r nf Ftof- t h i i Frank L. Hill., km.a A. B a r b . . . , „ t Hu.an \ f . Teagner. an.) J a . . T e a g n er, Harsh tiurg ft G e l h r m * Rexam cr; T h o m a s Stalk er,
business of harksity, Irunaf.rinp or dravintf, itia, J919. fur t h r iiassagt* of a i p w U I law fur Sidney t». I hate, m e m b e r, ol and r .in .tl- K. Dorselt and J a . I», fioreett Mary \
J • K Par** nn/t f<*r ratith atiun lu tin g th e lloarri of S u p e rv iso r, of th e Htraughn, Su-an Hackney. I.erlier It. N on Wm. Mills, Mathew A. S te w a r t, IL C. Nor- "
to opcr»t*» truck*
the nttrpnse of'tran*- I hr rHirf
Ja rn lm a Davis, Seth T aylor,
‘ V ' **.’ J hne liratnai e D l . t ' i . t . I , . , , , w ,„U. N . r h . m . l li. Norwood. I ln .r y K. Ihrop, Tdee*J,
for hire any n r««! u 11 kind* of ftri^hi, •if a I * rt.iIn ilrainat*’ /'-mlr jn*t, »Hr *iihd J. K,
avlor, Alva V. Wood, J o h n E, D u
Par. had wflfi i ll l fhiJ (lit XI Wtll'l th*- Itfitifl* Pl d in th e office ol the Clerk f the t i r c u i t . Norwood, A g in . K. Weber, Tho*, | „ Marsh. rMollle
but
iM't
uw
a
roni»r»on
iurr.*r.
to
oiorato
a
n
d
,
de
c'd,
J
n H a lts, F'ranVIln hfoore*
________
- 4'
uf D istrict No, 1 uf Of« C o u r t of tho co u n ty of B re v a r d , s t a le of M a r t h a Cerley a n d Hamu. t Cerley. her hua- tlce'd, Stephen o hli.
btis^f a or bus line* for thp purporn ot run* agf*
»/•
• —
* • ' f ,■j a < . i
Hopkins, de c ’d, R obe rt
ducting fig lit seed n s tours or fur the purpose atigi- ('mintVi Finiida, - w h e n th e territo ry j l.olda. a p e tition p r a ying th e .aid m u r l I,«„d, Haiti, I M. H ackney, J o h n ,\. Hackney.' I’ra th , T hom** Miller, dec’d, tieorgiana
Jo h n D. ................ . M arfh* It. NorwooJ Jollier. George It. Joiner, K. N. Pulling,
r f tr n m p o r i i n c for Mrs any pa*4*n£rf ur now romfutiini! Hrminui 4» t 'o u n t y , h'Lmila, for p . r r r l . . |. . n
ASK YOUR G R O C E R *
n part «•f t>rnr«4;«* t'H U fih .1 F(/>f(fli. *iid
a
I ” change or a m end th e I Ian of Win, S. M a r . h.. Sarah L. Kelly Mary S
[fl'M -npr* either
«ir .»t h**r
M ary J. Skinker, d e c ’d. taaae IL T r a h u e , J.
Mil not ss a rtifnrT.itn currier. To do arul DrnniCL* I 't s t r ir l lying an t L*(ri|£ in that por It. .la 'nation ol th e t p p . r St J o h n . Drain- lU c k n r y . J D. Hackney, a . executor of the H e n ry H l n t ir n . 'C hav. I*. Will. K a te F.
1
111
n
«*f
«ahl
(•rrll/TV
•
r»*hrac<*i|
in
Sr-rnin
>Ii*
i
t r t. i
1l a . i will of IMnlrl Hackney, rteeea.ed, Thora- Lyon, Gottlieb II. Keyler, Ghariea M, H a m
raff? on a general contrarUng business. T o
hi To ex te n d th e b o u n d a r y Ine.
th e », Klalk. r. W illiam Mill., M a th ew A. Slew./io an«i / Arr> <»n i*|h lrir*il v»r»rk of cv* ry Dutirtiv. Tluridsi. This *2Mh /lay *»f J a n u a r y ,
F'ranee* K. K ennedy, O rla n d o Ken
I pper M. J o h n . Drainage D l . t r l r t ... a . i« „ t . K r.nera K. K e nnedy a n d ( l i l . u d o Ken- ilton.
J- E. PA C E .
: kind i f drerrjptiuft, iiir^uding tb s bu«ine«| 1919.
dy, nr un d e r A, It. C a r v e r n r u n d e r A. S.
Sit*
1
tile
t
n
elude
th
e
following
desc
ribed
lands
In
.
a
id i n d y , Je m im a l ia v i., Heth T a i l o r a n d Mollle ne
j
of
d*
effitian.
•SerTrirpt
or
mechaniraf
rn*
White,
ur un d e r j a n y of them or otherw ise
. Defective Camouflage.
»tMi- *d I ItkriiJa, to*wit: %
...aylnr,
-x
.......................................'
*
-Hubcfl
-T
Alva
V., Wood, J»*hn- Halts.
, elnrcrs am! dealers, either as principal or
In the following lands:
:
Pralhg
»N=*.fgjana
J<»»n*r
a
nd
CJ/porcc
II*
j
agent
In
any
ami
all
electrical
appliances
or
In
I
t
m
a
r
d
“Toflrhpr" hnd p in e to the tnovlcs
N O T lt K
S . F. Pulling* J Ht*nrv llin(**'fi,
N W l j of 8B*f| of NAV)< See 10. T p 20
In construct, erect, install, alter,
All td S / r l io B i 7. K. I>. It). 15* Ml. 17, IK. 1Juinrr.
N o tlc f
h r r r h v |*fvrri *hat a p r lir a tin n
with u bncht'lor who chose yotintr ns- supplies.
l'ha« P. Will, Kat»* P. Lvun, liollll#t> II.
repair, equip »od deal in s u t k i , plant*, mill hr mad** to t h r Florida l.«
J 1 and 22. V v - t half *.f S .rtiu n .M; Kf> Ivr. (*barlr» M. Ilam iilu n , «n«l A. H. R. 29.
ur** at 19.
[-instruments
and
machinery
for
the
pur
Foditt6s i i s a sort <*f cmnmillitKt* for
Reg. 15 ehs, K of N W ebr of N E * i of
Wr*t half uf S n i i - .n 2ft, Ml *-f
2 ', Fervor and A H- Whit*-:
pose uf making anil distrib uting *lr.-iric*l l it nftxt rt-Riiiar •r«*ii»n, a hirh r n n u m a ■n
S W ! j uf See 12, run H 2(Lchs. E 6.5 rha, N
iiU l>x tt title. The tiovt inoriiltiK she current, and tn m«hkr, supply and dis t h r tir»t Tuc^/lav aftftf thf* fir»l M< fulay in 2fianpc 41mi . K.l i . ;i2 and 3.1; in Tu^tifthip 21 S
It
n
p
m
a
r
i
n
g
from
9h»*
»wufii
bill
filed
20
ehs. W 6.5 ehX to beg, See 12, T p 20 R. 29
Alull. IPI'.i, lor (h r r n a r t m e n t of a special
h i f f in Inal your p U r r uf r*^#id«nc« i# un*
rcci'htst the follnwlrja Krcellrig from trib u te electricifj f*»r any purpose Tn Cain* law in ar./i i o r htuttro I#- r o u n t y . Plfiriiia.
SF: • ( of 8 W „ See 16. T p 20, It 29.
All uf Hrrtlnn# A, (l* A, 9 ami III, \V»-«( Vnu»n and t h a t you are over the atfe of
stru c t, erect, Detail, alter or repair, use ur prohlldtinx I h r running al larg*' in aai«l
S o u th 3-8 of N E ' i of J lW .lf ol Sec 29,
half uf Kr-rliun 11; \W*l half id
Mj
ope of her pupils :.“Oh, teacher, I snw rent any and all machinery a n d ih in gt neeT n *’0 K 29
r o u n t y uf hog« or twine, said law tu hi- rati* All uf S rrtinn# If.* 1*1* 21. 22. 2-1. 24,
K U ’of BW>( of S E « ( . Src. 27. T p 20, 11.29.
you at the show last (ilKl)t. Was that i-ssary to cnrag«> in t h r buslnesi of a water fird hy a m ajority vutf« of t h r iiualifl*-/! vot
35 a n ’i**-!*1: AH F.'a-t uf tFc ‘ I* I* therefure urderxd th a t you do appear
«ufk«, tn aril am! furnish, either for itself er# of «aid c o u n t \ hrfore h«*r<»mlng i-fT(-rlivem
K ( n ol N E ’ 4
S K ft of d L
&rc 31,
year papa with you?"
a
i
d
l"|b
V
r
1'
"
!'■
'•
r
,
‘"
M
*»—
•'»'«
herein
filed
un
the
ur others water fur any and att purpme*.
Ti»
20. II 29.
*
K. A DOlKil.A.HSg VA»tk.
Sth day td M arch, 1919.
ao/i l .1 in To w o *h i f• 22 S. Kin***- H E .
T o m anufa cture , use and »ell ire a nd to c*»r.s
w
u
uf
n
n
n
ft
b
&
w by
39-ytc
All ul T u w n i h ip .23 S, Cange 34 K, lying
It i* further ordered t h a t t h is order he 405 It N. & H out or S\V cor), Hec 31,
duct the business «?f a cold storage, includv
Tp
l.»«r (if (he St. John# liver.
published once a week for eight consecutive *>0 ji 19
ing (hr furnishing of and the operation uf a
* N O T lrL
All of Section* n . 30 artil 31. in Town- weeks In the Sanford Herald.^ ■ newspaper
pri-ronling plan t for any and all purpose*.
L ' f r.f S E t f of S E t < of N E J f , See 32, T p
Notice js ]ji-u*liy glvrn t h a t application *hil»
C ange 3 f» K.
p u h i i 'h r d ttt maid Seminole c o u n ty .
To carry on t h r business of a dealer in meat* will be' made th Itif rh»rfda IrrciafatUfr *nt
simjlh hull of Section 5i Ail of *ectb»n
and live r a ttle , a n d also th at of a deafer in | U n e x t reuula r ■«'«*lun, w hich m n v e p e f on
Witness my hand a n d >e*l «f t h e sald CIr- **&EI<Z of S F ) '/ , Sec 32. T p 20. fl 2 | .
live cattle a n d sheep generally a n d Irv any t h r flfit Tu««day after t h e firat M o n d ty ^ in «. I *• n . .I ". ! • ; » « .
*n ! c u l" CftuVt T fla" J a n u a r y K K T . ™ t ' o V ' " *
E )y o f - W .iJ <d N W ! f of 8 E » i , S e . . ^ ,
a n d all branches *f such respective trad e s April* 1910. (ui th e e r m e im r o f of, ft.fprfiiil
T n " 0 It 25.
*
-1
M
A!L'.i|Ps'ctii.'n n“ 'il i»g' WV-t r . r t h v r i g h r i ~ t * l a k e J F - - _ - r « r A. D D U G I.A K 8,.
e
r
busfnnrv,
t
n
c
a
r
r
y
nn
th
r
.
burlnesi
o?
-*
w
Ol N Wf/ of N W ) / ot S B ) / , See 32,
law In and fof Semi note r m in t y , Florid a.
O CULIST A N D O PTIC IA N
th, Klorida K.jrt t'oa»l H a i lw a ) , !
(***11 Clerk O r c u t t ( ourt, SeUlnole Co,,
' df ab r in vegtdable*, either mholevale nr r e p f ' h i b i t i n r the run n in g at lafKt* In »flld of a i )
T
n
80.
R
29.
Florida.
7“ lying W il l of the r i g h t ol
tail, In any and all branches of such busi c o u n ty of c a t l k , *aid law to h r ratifi»-d by All 'd of-Section
SK.4/ of SF:</, See 33, T p 20, R 29.
Practice confined lo the (reulmenl
t h e . Klorida F^avtCoast
Railway; jMassey ft U’artow,
ness. T u engage In the business of m a n u a m ajority vote of t h r qualifUil voter* td way
W !* of 3 W •/ of N W J / ^ S e e 33, T p 20,
All
of
Section
h
lying
West
<d
t
h
e
right
of
•
Solicitor*
for
Cnmpiainarit*
of the eye
facturing, buying and selling ami dealing in • a i d • county b r f o r r becom ing • ffecUvr.
1' ":lfi' 9te
way
nf
the
Klorida
K»
l
C<
a-t
Itallw
s'
;
*
“■any and all kinds of things, na ture s or a p
l l F'?i of W1J fi.f S E ' / of N W t / . See 33.
Eyes examined by a regular regis
K A liO lJtT l.A SS. T b r k
Mi of ft, rti. es if*, in end 31 10 Township
pliances necessary t " the successful uperaT p 20, R
r
tered phyn^-inn
21, S outh, Rang* to t »rt
In Circuit t liurl. -Seventh Judirtal ( T r r u l i ,
N l v of 8 'v of i V ' f of W ) / of H E ) / of
(inti ul a m.*-!*'es. t s.ur *. X nf mmrn< r* isl ItM.I
I Sect tons lo sod
31, in Towevh.p
.Seminole C ounty, Florida. In Chancery
j N W >1;|,, ilec
See 33,
31. T p 20,
20. R
ft 29.
an«i ah> »ir all *>t ttn- s«-*«ral Win*!. ■*( l.usl* Nulire of \ ('(diraliort fur | '# i D eed I m ltr 23 Ml
Glasses titled, broken Icars d u
-South, Rang. 3ii K ..I
(* I.. Mi ni F a u g h , C o m p l a i n a n t
nrsa
h*
frin
tD.rtMt'SS'l
Tn
p
u
r
r
b
a
.
r
,
Iras*,
8 1-8 of w>4 ol S E i i of N W f / of Sec 33
Sectluii ft «>f C hapter
l*a«« of l lu rplicated
Kor eric.sure
,\JI <d Si ctlons 1 and
12. in Township
lilrr uf , i ( l i f ( a l . . a, nfilrr *r 6<tlf|t lost,,
T
p
20,
R
29.
Ida
M. G. Yranuurie, individually.
C itation
S outh, Itaoge 35 La-t.
malnlain, Improve, alter amt sill, r n n t e y .
917 ft B ft W hv 670 ft N ft 8 In S E
Notlire la hereby glvrn t h a t (ieorge E. 2* AH
28 W. Church Si. - Orlando, Ho.
of Heclioiis'25 and 36; in Township and M. ti. Y ranourla aa T r u s
mortgage or o t h e r wi.c illa|>«ae of rial latare M a t h i e u i , p u r c h i i r r of T a x (-artlflcate NN*.
enr of N W ! / of N W f / of See 35, ft 8 * / of
tee (or Jo h n G. Yeanouria a n d
'a n d peraunal pro p e rty ol w h a U v i r hatu re or 223* d a te d th e 3rd d a y of July* A. D. I91G. 25 S o u th , R a n g e 35 Kavt.
E U of N E U of N W f / . 8*c 35, T p 20, R 29.
,
All of Svctinn* 6, 7, IK and 19; W is t half Toro G. Ycanourie, D e fenda nt.
kind and a n y Interest therein. T o do h n d haa filed aaiil certificate in m y ofllrr* and
S E ) / nf N W ! / Sec 35. T p 20, 11 29.
t a r r y on the buainea* ot a real eatafe dealer ha« m ad e application for tax deed tn-ioaue of Section 20, all uf Sections 28. 33 and 31;
T o M. G. YeanoUria, a d d r e s s Urfited
B e g .. 10 rods W of NFI eor of S E ! / of
a n d broker, a n d t o do any a n d all thine* in nrcur/Dnce with taw. Said crftlllcate in T o w n sh ip 26 South, Lar ge 36 FJast.
S ta ir s .
8 E ! ( of Sec. 9, run 8 40 rods, W 30 rods, N
Ffaal half of Section I; Kavt h a l t til Sec
neee»,ary l<> he done in order tn itlerraifully em brace* the follnwiliig d/fticHbed property
I t is hereby ordered t h a t von a p p e a r to 40 rods, E 30 rods t o bag, Sec 9, T p 20,
operate either, a r y or alt of the aevrral • i t u n t e d in Seminole c o u n ty , Florida, to-wit* tion 12. All of Section 13; Kavt halt of Sec th e Hill of C nm pla int herein filed againat you It 30.
Finite r f hu*in«»s herein mentioned and N « ) «»f SW«* of N W « | of N K ! , Her. ,14. tion 14; N o r t h half of Section 23, in T o w n in the a b o v e e n t i t l 'd c a u s e , u n th e 7th day
N W ! / nf NEW of S W f i , See 16. T p 2ft.
allowed to tie o p r r a t . d , and geni rally to T w o . 20 S. II. 32 Ha#t. 5 acre#. T h e amid ship 27 S o u th , Range 36 K»4t.
S o u th w e st ijuartor of Hrrttun 19; All of of April, 1ht9, and the S anford Herald ta R N30.
h a v . a n d to e a r r e L e any and all Xueh right*, land bring a o r i u / l at the d a te of the i « u H of N E t / of N E ! / of S W ! / See 16,
h e r e b y designated aa t h e n ew spaper in which
prlvlleg. s a nd power* a . may he nereatarv. ®nee uf auch certificate In t h e n a m e of J. N. Section* 39 and 31 in Township 27 South, this notice shall he pubHvhrd once a week T p 20, R 30.
Range
37
Kaat.
proper or ra p e d ir ilt, foe the operation a r d & J. S, l-enour rl
Prilew* aaiil eerllflrate
S E l / uf SFDf, Sac 16. T p 20, R 30.
All of S r 'l l o n * 6, 7. IS. 19. 29. 10. II, IS. fur rig h t C o n s e c u tiv e weeks.
tran.ae tlon of ttie ttuslne-s of this corpora- • hall lie reilirtned a r r n r d i n g tn law tax deed
W ! i uf S W I / . Sac. ID. T p 20. It. 30.
W lt n e u my hand a nd official aeal thla
tlen
The foregoing .hall Ire construed a . will i#»ue !h*reun »*o the Jftth day uf March, 19 a n d 34; in T ow nship 2- S o u th . Range
E M of N W G. See 20. T p 20. R 30.
th e J t>th day nf J a n u a ry , 1913
hot h Independent olrjirts and power* *nd A D 191V
N E ! / of HIV'; d e ss 2 scre« In NFI cor per
MY SPECIALTIES:
All d Hactiutla 19, 111 and 31, in T ow nship
l),i hr. * o * t n . s i o h k sl.aii
h.
g isen
• •call
E. A. llO U H L A S H ,'
Vtiinr** my nfhrial d e n a t u r e and «*p|
70 yds FI s n d W by 140 ydo N a n d 8, See 6 ,
to r t e h of th* foregoing enum erations of the thi# the 1 tth flay of F e b r u a r y , A. D . 19 1 9 29 S outh, Range 38 tia-l
T
p
21. U 30.
C
le
r
k
|C
I
r
c
u
it
C
o
u
rt.
All of S e c tio n , 6 and 7; al! N orth uf j
natu re of th. • I, .In • if It la rurS E ) / of S W ! / , See 20. T p 21, It 30.
(•cat)
K. A. IMj U M .A S S ,
Pit K M ilt’S HAND-PAINTED l H I M general
Fle m m ing G r a n t el Section I si ^n,l ,,l See- t G ainra ft F’ulch, Kolicltora,
poratlnn a n t the u» ot O -v r . . . 4 shall
t ’lerk ('Ircuit T o u r t Se m inole Co-. F l a , - tinn
Leesburg, Fla.
19; In T ow nship lit. S outh, Range *rt
n o t he r o e . trued t o ' limit the meaning . I or
You are hereby ordered t o a p p o a r t o tho
4h-.Mc
lly V. M. f)oufla>«, I). ( \
37-Slc
hast.
ettert of a n , other word or word* or phrase*
bill of r o m p f ii n t herein filed on t h s Tth d a y
GOMi \:.!\S STbKLlNO SILVER
All
of
Section*
I,
2.
.1,
t,
9,
10,
l
i
.
12,
13.
of
April, A. I). 1919,
rlie w b c rt.
Notice o f Application for Tax D e ed Under u . 15,
22,* 23, 2 1. 25. 26, 27. 2c, t n Circuit Court, S e v e n th Circuit, Sem in ote
I t M further orde re d t h a t .thl* nolle * b*
Artiele III.
-Section * of C h a p te r fttfifl, L a w a of Klor- 3-1, 34, 35 a21,
County, Florida
n
d
36;
In
T
o
w
n
sh
ip
29,
S
outh,
published
one* each week for tw elv * consec
ROGERS* PLATED WARE
T h e a m o u n t ol 't h e ra p ilal etnek authcrId*
.
O ve rstree t T u r p e n tin e C o m p a n y
u t i v e weeks in t h e Hanford H erald, a news
N o tic e is hereby given t h a t C. M. Arle,J R a n g e 35. t u b
U r d for thla eorporatfon shall be One Itunpa p er published In said Ssminol* c o u n ty .
Vi.
AH of -Seetlona
I. 2, 3 a n d I; E a s t half
-•
EM.IN a ND WALTHAM WATCHKt* dreji Thouaanrl Dollars, a n d ' t h e sa m e ah.11 p u r c h a s e r of T *x C e rtifica te N o . 3F3, d*te>i 1e f 'S
e c tio n 9; All uf sections 10, t l , 12, 13. G sorge W.
he divided into one thousand shares at a par t h e 6th d»y of Juljfi> A. t) . 19|fi. has filed
„ w i t n c u my h a n ti iJB} Ut*. l e a l .at vl h e aald.
I lsm b o ,__ all p i r U M . ; GlrJuii t lu u r l th is Sin d a r ol J a n u a r y ,
y*luc tL ,ii i » r .U undfrfl U o l l i u i , M t h i ^ t h a u i d . u r t i f i x a t s l a ruy w ffi.., a n d haa m a d e I K s f t ' l tfi; flfivl half «l k * r l i v a M ) Atr-et clitiiitng I h l r r r t l s finder II. W in
A.
1919.
term* a n a e cndlitona ^upon wntrn the r r p- ■ p p iira jio n for tn* deed t o issue In agenrd- Section# 23, 2*1 25, 26. 35 a n d .36; In Tuwn- field Hays, all p a r tie s claiming in(seal)
E. A. D O U G L A S S .
Ital stock may he paid aver T h a t the rapital a n re with law. 8*id certificate em braces the •hip 30 S o u th . K a n c r 35 Kaat.
•-Texu
' " '— II.
*’ ’’
Irrexu —
u n d■*“r r (Isnrgs
Hays, nil
All of unaurvr-yrd T o w n sh ip 30 S outh, p a rties
♦ ♦ 4 t* * 6 v O « * » 0 f« * * * K * * t* * «
stock shall he p a y a b le In lawful money of following deaertbefi p r o p e r t y e ltu a te d In
riles claiming Intere sts u n d e r
C ircuit Clerk, Sem ln ule C o u n t y , F lo r id a .
the Untied S ta te s , at aurh time* and tn Se m inole c ounty, Klcrlda, t o - w lt;
* .
8 E,1/ of R ange 36 K.axt.
U. I’. Johnson, all p a rties claiming
Massey ft W srlow.
• u r h m an n e r a* t h e by-laws of th e cor ( " r a 8 W ) t K«e. 12. T p . 21 S., R . . 3 I Kast. T h e
Interests un d e r Ell* I - DrswAiy,
In O ra nge County
Sols, tor C a m p lt.’
tion ahall act fo rth and specify; prov dtM, • a id l a n d being assessed a t th e d a t e of t h r
all
parties
claiming
interests
u
n
d
e
r
35-13tc
All of Seetlona I, 2, 3 I I , 12. 13, 14. 24
however t h a t r a p ila l atoek m ay be pal l for I s s u a n c e of auch certificate In t h e n a m e of
and
25;
N
o
r
th
half
uf
Sectinn
10;
Kast
.half
In property, labor or eerviee* a t a juat val II. G. Sm ith. Unleta said c ertific ate ahall he
♦
*’
4 . uation o f l u r h n r o p r r t y ,. labor or ser he* r e d ee m e d according to law tax d e ed will ias-jp ■I Section 23; Kaat half of Section 36;. In
to he fixed by t h r Hoard of Director* at a th e r e o n on th e 2 5 t h d a y of M a r c h , A. I). T ow n sh ip 22 8, Range 33 E.
All uf Seetlona 18. 19. 30 a n d 31; All of
meeting callrd for t h a t purpose, and pro
One Inch Cards Will Ue P u b l i s h e d Ua vided further, t h a t properly, labor and ser 1919.
W l t n e u ray official s i g n a tu r e a n d seal this t h a t p a r t of Section* 7, 17, 20. 29, 32 and 13,
'*
.til
lyin
g west of th # S t . Johns river; in T o : n*
m a y be purc hase d with capital .rt<*ck t h e 21st d a y of F e b r u a r y , A. D. 1919.
d tr Tills Heading At T he Rale 0/17.21 vice#
• hip 22 S. R ange 34 E.
of thl* corpora!!' n a t a j u i t valuation of
(seal)
f:. a . D o u g l a s s ,
N o r t h Kast q u a r te r of Section 1: in T oirnsuch propvrtv, Ichor or service* to be I t r d
C lerk Circuit C o u r t S e m i n o l e Co., Fla.
Per Year.
• hlp 23 S, R a nge 33 K.
b* (h r Hoard of Director* a t a meeting tail
4l-Bte
lly V. M. D ouglass, D. C.
, 'All of F r a c tio n a l Sertlona 4, 5, fi, 27, 32,
ed for t h a t purpoae.
All capital stock of
a n d 34; AH of Section* 8, 9. 10, 11, I I .
this corporatio n abail be com m on, a n d non In t h e , Ceunly J u d g e 's G s n r l, Sem inole 33
13.
16. 21, 22, 28, 29; E ast half of Krae.
assessable, except t h a t stock m ay he paid
,
C ounty, Klorida
tlonaJ Section 7; E ast half of Section 17;
for in installment* aa provided b y the b y I n r r : T h e E s t a t e ol
C itation
E
a
s
t
^^ 0 ( ^ 1 1 0 ^ 20, ^Eaxt^h a lf of Krae^
laws, a n d ten pe r c e n t of th* capital stock Willia m IL B u c h a n a n ___ _
_____
'-*b*t1*br-~pih} in tietB re t h r i i i n i i i l l c n ut " “ Wtr#r?a*7 T h e Amerfean T r u s t C o m p a n y , I. 2, 3. 12, 13, 23,'24. 26 and .15, lying west i t
—
----------- any hurinra* by t h r corporation.
, e c o r p o ra tio n organised a n d e xisting u n d r r t h e Kt. J o h n s river. In Townxhlp 23 8,
t h e law s of t h e a ta t e of F lo rid a , has applied
Art.'ile IV.
Rang* 31 FL
OFFICE IN T H E COURT HOUSE
Thla corporation ahall have pe rpetual ex. t o th is court for letters of a d m in is tr a tio n ,
J n Sem in ole Ceunly
|> tenre, unless sooner dissolved according to a p p o in t i n g I t as a d m i n i s t r a t o r d e bonis non
w ith t h e will a n n e x e d , on t h * e s t a t e of Wil
SANFORD - - FLORIDA
All nf Seetlona 25 a n d 36; In Tow nahlp
law .'
lia m IL B u c h a n a n , deceased, let* of said 20 8. R ange 32 E.
. a. , ,
Arllrje V.
j c o u n t y of Seminole.
All t h a t p a r t <>( Seetlona 29 a n d 33, lying
T h * buitfie** of t h e cr perntTon ahall' he
T h e s e are. therefore. T o eft* e n d admonish W est of th* St. J o h n s river; All of Sections
conducted hy t h e following odicera: A l'rct- ell a n d singular t h e k in d red a n d rredltnr* of
i d r n t, a Vice President, ■ Seeretary, a said deeraxed t o he a n d a p p e a r before this 30, 31 and 32; In T ow nahlp 20 S, R a nge 33
THOMAS E M M E T WILSON
Kavt.
E. FERGUSON H O U h l l u L L n a Treasurer and a Hoard cl Director*, and c o u r t on or before t h e 2 4 t n d a y of M arch,
Alt of Sections 1 a n d 1 2 ; . In T o w n a h lp 21
such amplovra a s t h e ofleer* - i r l Board of A. I). I 9 t 9 , a n d file o b jec tio n s , if a n y they
S o u t h , R a nge 32 E.
br "k
*nd »• provided h a v e l o th# g r a n ti n g of auch' l e t t e r r m f ^ d m l r . All of S e c t i o n * '5, «, T. 8, 16, IT. 18, 20,
by t h e bv-laws. T h e o f le s ef t i e S e e r r t i r y l a tr a tio n on (aid e sta te , o th e r w is e the sa m e
a n d t h s ’Treasurer m ay b . held b y o a r and will be g r a n te d to said T h e A m r r l r a n T r a i t 21, 22, 27, 28 a n d 34; E ast he ll nf Seetlnq
19; Eaat half of Scrtlon 29; E aa t half of
t b s same person. AIL officers a n d direct,ira C o m p a n y o( to som e o t h e r fit person or Section
33; All t h a t pa rt of Seetlona 4. 9,
m ust be stock holders ot t h . corporation, persons.
LAWYERS
10. 14, IS, 23 a n d 35, lying West of th* St.
b u t employers need not be stock holdirs.
W itne ss m y n a m e a* c o u n t y j u d g e of th# J o h h e river; In T ownahlp 21 8, Rang* 33 E.
n u m b e r on tb e Board of Director* (hall c o u n t y aforesaid thl* t h e l&tb d a y of F e b r u
l a Veleala County
Sanford.'
•
Florida Tbeb*filed
by t h e by-law s of tho corporation, a r y . A. D. 1919.
All nf Se rtlona 27, 28. 94 e n d >5; All t h a t
but a t no time shall t h r num b*r fc» Irsa than
E. F. H O U S I l d L D E R .
(erail
p a r t ol Se rtlona 29 a n d S3, tying Kaat of th*
t h tr e nor g r i a U r t h a n thirteen. Dirretura
C o u n t y Judge .
41-fttc
St, J o h n s r i v e r ; In Townahlp 20 8. Range
shall ba elected by a n d from th* stoekhrliU rs
83
E a s t,
a t th* first a n d each a n n u a l m e t i n g of lb*
N O T IC E
All nf Sertlhn* 2, 3, I I . 12. 13. 21. 25, 26
‘ :cr lb* ad- Is he reb y given t h a t sn a p p lic a tio n will be
stnrkhqlders. Im m ecilaU ly after
Manufacturirs Ideal Fertilizers
a
n
d
.16; All tl.at part of Sertlona 4, 9, 10,
j o u r n m . n t of t h s first and each annual m a d e t o the next xeaaien btTMhe Florida
meeting ol -th* stockholder* th* newly L r g R I a tu r e to have t h a t body r n a r t a law M. 15, 23 and 3c. lying1 Eaat of the St.
rUcted Board of Directors shall m r r t and e sta b lish in g a r o u n t y court for Seminole John* river; In T ow n sh ip 21 8, R ange 33 K.
Ir) T o a p p o in t three eommiaaionrra aa
organise, by electing one of their n u m b e r aa c o u n ty , Florida.
D a ted F e b r u a r y 27th, p r ovided for u n d e r the provision* of Sec
chairm an of t h e Board. T he director* ahall 1919.
tions
1) mnd 33 of . C h a p t e r 64 68, Law* of
a t t b s a sm s m eeting e a r n y e a r elect from
E. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk.
Florida, to ' a p p raise the land t h a t ahall bo
their num ber all officers of the corporation.
42-10tc
t a k e n for rlghla of way, holding basins, or
Until th e ofilrer* a n d director* elect*d a t
o th e r works, or nsaeaa the benefits a n d d a m
th* first meeting of t h e stockholder* and l a t h e C e aa ly J u d g e 's U v l . l a e a J fee lb* a g e * t o « n y or all tanda, public highways,
U f r m o r a - t r a d e r f h t r 'M r p f t t i t # c h a t t e r xh.fr
C e a a l y *f Nam ln ale, S t e l e o f Florida
r a ilroad a n d o th e r property, alre ady In said
ta k e offie# the folloftlag n a m e d ahall con I n re : E s t a t e ol
C ita t io n
d istric t or t h a t m ay be annexed to said dis
duct tb* affairs of t h e c orporation: II. R. \V. C . B ra y , Deceased
V E T E R IN A R IA N
tric t, by t h e proposed a m e n d m e n t s a nd
Stevens shall b e P rrs ld e n t, F . I . kliller.
S ln a h B ra y, t h e duly a p p o in t e d a n d quali change s to said modified I’lan of Recla
(GRADUATE)
Vice J’reoldsnt, If. C, DuDoie, S ecretary and fied a d m i n i s t r a t r ix of th e e s t a t e of W. C. m a t i o n , or by t h e proposed change in the
Treasurer, a a d E. A. Douglaxs, ChaJrmae, B r a y , deceased, ha v in g Bird he r petition in b o u n d a r ie s of said dlstrirt.
T . W. Law to n, A. P. Oonnelly, R. A. N ew t h e e o a r i , p r e y in g t h a t th * following real
Id) T o g r e a t such o th e r a n d f u r th e r relief
m an. A. IL k e y , B. F. Whitner. F. W.
belonging t o tb * aald W. C. Bray,
. .
1
AOKNTS
• • m ay be In eonform ity
M ahoney a n d H e n ry MeLaulin .shall coa- to-writ; L ot No, 10 of Block N o. I I jn f' T ier w .ithJ .lawPremise*
* n d ** e quity m ay require.
stltiRa
tb*
Board
Of,
Directors.
T
h
e
first
uf
t
h
e
C
ity
of
Sa
nford.
Florid
N
o
.
2
of
Sanford
A nd unlew* y o u show cause lo th* conCalls In Sanford and
a n d organisation m e e t i n g ‘ of tb * Incorpora c o rd in
g t o E. R. T r a f f o r d ’s Ml
M a p of Si
Ing
t r a r y on or before tb* first rule- day- Of t h s
tors a n d stockholder*, ol th e corporation he de
vicinity promptly
of th* ad- ■aid C ircu it C o u r t of th* said c o u n ty - of
le clare
c la re d saaeta
asset* In t h e band*
ban
M all he held la Ran/ord, Florida, a l th*
st r a tr l x for t h e p a y m e n t
B r e v a r d , a f te r t b e public ation of this notice
answered.
C ourt Houa*. In t h e Com mlsafoncrs' roam i.# * f » « J « F k h r l b j been ex-1 M
e w ,, ' t hl e p r a l t f of......................
said p.U as re
r e q u ire
ir e d b y llew
O FFICE I'KOl’LKS 1IANK BUILDING
thereof, on th* (horning- ol J d a r r h 21st, k a u x ta d , and authorixJng t h e aald admlal*^ | tFoe
m
ba gra
a r a nn ta
«*on
m aa yy be
te dd ..
‘(Phone 3 8 9 M e lr o s e H o u s e 1119,
I I I # , for
r a r the
th* purpoae
purpose o|
d iacc
---------epting *U t t e r * , t r e t r i * t o tab* poeeeeelon a n d m a k e sale of
publication. S l t b d a y • of
t e a l hereby a pplie d for e n d ot electing a ; aald re al e state, a a d th * said paU U oa cob F e b r u a r y 0* 1 f t *
Bsoard
of Director* a n d . a d o p tin g by-law* f e r m l a g la all respects t o t b a r v q u l r t m t o t s
Wiinevs m y official band n n d *Jal of the
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Telephone 291 ,
Office Mrs: 10-12 «.m. &2-4 p.m
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�PAGE EIGHT
THE 8ANF0 R P HERALD
Trained Home-Maker Is to Havi
an Eight Hour Day and Stand-
LIQ U I0 3 A N D PASTES FDR BIACK
S W H ITE .TA N AND OX- BLOOD / a
(DARK BROWN)5 HOES
^
r.KM U SV C O W O M nO M
M
— .u r r A .o x r .
In Europe, whero they propose to stop
wars forever.
Wo a re going to finish another at
homo, by paying tho big bills this
The Victory Loan will attend to
that. T h e Job Is not finished until the
F ifth Issue of Liberty Bonds
Will He Most Attractive Investment of All, in the
Opinion of Finan
cial Experts
T h e fifth Issue o f [ J b e r t y b o n d s, o r
, *!Y|ctqry B onds" a s t h e y w lll-be r a t l e d ,
w ill ofl>n--ttW'rrtW!vtvft-'n»w
l i v e o p p o r tu n ity o f a n y Issuo m a d o
by t h e g o v r r n n m n t , a c c o rd in g to a
t e n t a t l v o a g r e e m e n t m udo by* S e c r e
t a r y of t h e T r e a s u r y C a r t e r G loss w ith
t h e w a y a and m e a n s c o m m itt e e
of
t h e N a tio n a l H o u s e of R e p r e s c n ta llv e s.
It Is c o n s id e r e d p ro b a b le th a t t h e
b o n d s will pay a h i g h e r r a t e of I n t e r
e s t Ihnfi a n / of On- previous Issu e s ,
hut ltt> y nil! tn- J s - u - d fur s h o r t e r
t e r m s , m a tu r in g In from one to five
years.
T h e g o v e r n m e n t do es not w ish to
a s s u m e th e o b lig a tio n of a high in
t e r e s i r a te for u long period of y e a r s ,
h u t Is willing lo p a y a n a l t m c t l v e r a t e
d u r i n g th e p r e s e n t u n s e ttle d
coh d t
lio n s . It Is e x p e c t e d th a t e v e n ts will
no s h a p e t h e m s e lv e s In the next few
y e a r s t h a t a h o l d e r of th e s e s h o r t
t e r m bonds, a f t e r d r a w in g a good I n
t e r e s t l a t e unit) lin y m a tu re , will th e n
b e a b l e to "cash Ilium In" and In v e st
t h e r e t u r n s In b u s i n e s s or In o t h e r
f o r m s of s e c u r itie s a t an a d v a n t a g e
o u s tim e.
For t h i s r e a so n It Is e x
p e c t e d th a t the n e w b o n d s will find a
r e ‘udy m nrket.
S e c r e t a r y G lass a n n o u n c e s th a t an
I n t e n s i v e po p u la r c a m p a ig n for thr
V ic t o r y loan will s t a r t n et Inter th a n
A p ril 21. It Is n o t exp e cted th a t a n y
d e f in i te s t a t e m e n t a-i to In te re s t ta x e x
e m p t i o n s o r o t h e r d e t a i l s will be m a d e
m u c h In a d v a n c e o f Dial date, a s c o n
d iti o n s a r e c o n s ta n t ly c h a n g in g
Hut
t h a t t h e new bonds w ill be m a d e a n a t
t r a c t i v e I n v e s t m e n t ' I s co n s id ered c e r
ta in
S e c re ta ry M ake* S ta te m e n t
’ An official s t a t e m e n t . I s s u e d by S e c
r e t a r y G lass follow s:
" T h e Victory L i b e r t y 1/tan c a m p a ig n i
w ill begin not l a t e r U ian April 21. T h o
req u ire m e n ts of th e trea su ry a re Im
p e r a t i v e an d c a n n o t be financed w i t h
o u t su c h a c a m p a ig n . T h e form a n d
t e r m s of the s e c u r i t i e s to be Issued
r e m a i n to be d e t e r m i n e d .
W h e th e r
t h e y b<* bonds or n o te s , tt Is a b s o lu te ly
e s s e n t i a l that
the
w idest p ossible
m e a s u r e of d is t r i b u t i o n be re a lis e d
T h i s will n e c e s s i t a t e a ca m p a ig n of
t h e s a m e c h a r a c t e r a s thnt c o n d u c te d
In t h e p ast th r o u g h t h e existin g Mbe r t y L oan o r g a n iz a tio n s .
They have
p le d g e d again t h e i r u n i t e d .s u p p o r t In
o r d e r t h a t tho V ic to ry L iberty L o a n
b o n d s o r n ote s m n y be d is t r ib u t e d ns
w id e ly ns jmttslblo a m o n g th e A lu erl
can L":uple,
We w e n t' Into this war on a big
scale, which wni the only way to win.
We couldn't provldo men and muni
tions and ships-nnd food In a. bundlo-mouth way. Tin* big scale on whlclc
Uncle Sam went to work was on«
thing th at made the Kaiser quit so
quickly. Hu saw wo were In tlio war
lb tho finish.
b Ip-bp . Just one ruura Lib
^ riy V o a h —-the Victory loan, and that
will wind up tho Job, •
It will take around five billion dol
lars to pay the war bill. Uncle 9am
proposae 1C borrow the money from
Ills nephews, on short terra bonds ai n
good interest rule.
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MARCH 7,1919
receive* n certificate which proves her
qualification as a dependable home
worker capable of attending to at] ordi
nary duties In a home.
The Young Women’s Christian Asso
ciation has been Interested In the prob
lem of domestic service both from the
standpoint of tho employee and from
thnt of the employer for som o'yenra
The first commission on Household
Employment m ad e Ita report a t th*
fifth national convention of the Young
Women's Chrlstlnn Association held In
Lo* Angeles, Cal., In Mny, 1013.
Tho difficulties of attracting capable
women In this field of work were laid
to tho long hourn, lack of Indvendenco
In arranging recreation hours, lack of
opportunities for growth and progress
and lack o f social standing.
Girls have acquired a distaste fnr
the conditlona which govern household
work since the freedom they have erpertenccd In working In munition faor
torles. By standardizing domestic serv
ice It Is believed by the Young Wo
men's Christian Association, that a
higher type of worker may ba a t
tracted to the necessary work la home*.-
Courses for training home assist
nnts, who will go Into the hqme by the
dny, hour or week and work on a
schedule of hoars and fired wages,
have been Inaugurated by Uie Young
Women's Christian. Association as a
means for meeting the problem of do
mestic Bervlce.
Tho object of this course, now being
tried out’In Now York City, Is to place
domestic service on the samo dignified
basis as. clerical work, trained nursing
or oUier professions open to women;
Tho homo assistant will work eight
hours a dny for a salary, of 913 a week.
She will not live In tho home of her
The Amerlcnn Y. W. 0. A. has open
employer or take her meals there. Kho
ed a Hostess House In Germany, which
will have an hour for luncheon, when
will serve as a residence house and
she can go to a restaurant or eat a
social center fo r American women w ar
lunch which aha has brought with her
workers who have advanced to do can
Just as she wonld were she employed
teen, Red Cross and Slgnnl Corps work
In a factory. The employer will not
with the Army of Occupation.
address the home worker by her first
name. She will be Miss Smith or l i r a
Brown, ns tho caso niay-tm.
Spasmodic 8ermon.
Applicants for the course are Care
The chief requirement of being a
fully sclectod, and registrants arc ap
pearing In large numbers. With the rrook must be the ability to keep a
same Independence os to recreation ttrolght fuce.—Indianapolis Star.
hours, places- of eating and llvlntt Jia
the factory- girl, house-work has a
greater appeal, an hclng a less monutoHis Preference.
nous and more Interesting w ork lo-the
alw ayalonged-fo r w TJotr*
average wrnmrnr
’•* •cV* Dno dny t h m u r s e annoiinced th at If
The course la a thnrnngh omr tn plnln lfe"~wotild pray for It, God might send
cooking, walling on Inhle and door, 1tlm a brother or a sister very soon.
chamber work, plain sewing, care of Hint night the nurse overheard him
children, making of menus and the laying his prayers. H o ‘ended w ith:
washing and Ironing of light things. *I>enr Ond, I would like a brother or a
H e a v y work Is to ho done b y outside lister, hut If It's Just th e sumo to you,
■workers. On graduation the student Pd lots r a t h e r h a v e a dog.”
PLANT BEANS—We have a large Stock of Seed Beam
and can f i l l orders for Red and Black Valentine, Bur
pecs Stringlessi Giant Strlhglcss, Long Fellow, Refuceo
Davis Wax, Hodson Wax, Henderson Bush Lima,
tucky Wonder and other kinds.
LOW PRICES AND QUICK UKUVKUr.
WHITE POB 1919 CATALOGUE AND
BLOOMFIELD
SEED COMPANY
E ir v ilt iU t * In 8 w < U "
MONTICELLO
FLORIDA
VULCANIZE— SAVE NEW RUBBER
Saving is the order of tho day ia
these times. Anything*y<jU_can ^
to p revent tho w a ste .o f new rubber
should he done. .Vulcanizing by our
process m akes y our old tires
tubes usable and prevents the pUr.
chase of new odes. New tires an{j
tubes coat much more than before
the war, a n d it is up to you to econ
omize b y vulcanizing.— tot tis show
you w ha t good work you are doing.
S anford, Florid*
Celery* Bleaching Paper
Cypress Lumber
SEEDS*
Bean, Swccfcorn, Pepper, Tomato,
Cucumber.
V 'v :
IN S E C T IC ID E S .^ -* ^
Blucstone, Antenafc'fcead, P arisGreen, Lime-Sulphur.
Crate Material, Nails.
CHASE & CO
SANFORD, FLA
To W omen Who Failed to Get It
We have supplied our famous Cookers to more than
a million homes. But we want every home Using
Quaker Oats or Mother’s Oats to have one. So we
repeat for one week only this attractive Dollar Offer.
Now a Very
Costly Offer
Flavor Intact
Quaker Oats and Mother’s
Oats are made from queen
grains only— just the rich,
plump, flavory oats. We get
but ten pounds from a bushel.
Doublc Cooker
Pure Aluminum
• This is done to secure a su
perlative flavor. Little grains;
puny and insipid, lessen oatoocT deli gilts
This furnishes the first official no
tice of the date of the campaign, nnd
dispone* of tho rumor that securities
would he disposed of among the banks
Instead of being offered tho general
public.
.
Worker* Are Busy
Reports received from chairmen nnd
other members of the Liberty Loan or
ganlzatlons nil over the country and
especially In the Blxth Federal Re
serve District, gives assurance that
the faithful workers In -former cam
palgns do no! Intend to quit until the
Job Is finished. Organization. Is be
lng perfected well In advance, nnd
plans laid for a brief and effective
campaign.
F our types of bonds arc. how be
lng considered by tho Treasury De
partm ent, to suit varying tastes In In
vestments. Their principal fratifrei
•re:
One class of bonds a t a low rate
of Interest, possibly four per cent, and
exempt from all federal taxation; one
at a comparatively high rath; possi
bly five per cent, and subject to all
fedefnl taxes; a third bearing a mod
erato rate of Interest, perhaps 4*4 per
cent, nnd exempt from nonunl Income
tax; and a fourth c la s s , exem pt front
taxation up (o a certain nrnount
A Lifetime Utensil
N ow we ask you to cook
these luscious oat flakes so
that flavor keeps intact. Cook
This Cooker will help you
do thatt as k does a m illion others.
It is yours for $1 if you Send,this week. And if you
send the sales slip asked for, to show that you are using
this delicious grade of oats. You will save enough to
buy a great deal of cereal by accepting this dollar offer.
“ Fini*h The Job” Motto
Of Victory Loan Campaign
Everybody hales a quitter!
Uncle Bam la going to finish every
thing he baa started.
Ho finished ono Job In France when
ha helped to flrlvo the Huns bock
across the Rhine.
4
Uncle Bam and tho AJUes are finish
ing another now, a t the peace table
These Grocers W ill Feature th e Cooker Offer Next W eek
ter,
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Sanford Ave.
Celery Avenue Store, M. ti. Gatchel & Son, Prop
J. A. Hhrrol,d
•
121E. First St.
I
Cor. First & Palmetto
J. M. Saucer,
E. E. Turner, 519 W. First Street
The Reliable Grocery, F. Schwartz Prop., 321 Sanford Avenue
Un
�M A R C H 7, 1 H 9
T llL ’ SANFORD HERALD
position up 7fn C h a te a u T t h l e n t and
C. A. w a s right w i t h tin ant)
brought up on th e firing lino chocolati', clgnreH cs, nhd also penrn, bis
i ult and d one iho tH*«t and in I ho coulif
Just to ple ase t h e boys.
<>And in A u g u st w hen wo d r o v e tiro
G erm ans
hack ho canto tip u nder
h eavy shell firo anil b r o u g h t us tin*
I s a m e choc ola te, c i g a r e tte s , a n d If the
boys didn’t h a v e any m oney ho would
I glye li to uh Just iho same.
"And up on t h e A rg o n n e F o r e s t he
went u n d e r h e a v y shell
fire
and
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“Southern Tires’’
w ith o u t ‘fan equal” today
for long life and comfort when price is
considered.
The Southern Tire affords
you such satisfaction as you anticipate
and then some. Just equip your car
with this tire and enjoy this comfort.
S E R V I C E : —Just a word to auto owners;
we want you to call us over Phone No.
25MV, the moment yon hnvc trouble and
we will come to your assistance with Tires
Tubes, Gasoline, O il or Accessories.
115 Park Ave., Phone 251 -W
Y, W,
C.
SANFORD CYCLE CO
A. Industrial Courses in Buenos Aires
artlcu ln rly I m p o rta n t because* wofrom o t h e r c o u n trie s should ho
■urngod to com e in Italy to r e p la c e
late, an d a ls o s p o k e to t h e b oys to
somT^oiIr u i O n e y 'l a o u r in b il ie r s and
which we did, a n d also h e to ld us to
send o u r m o n e y hom e an d h o w ill do
all he ca n f o r u s , a h d tiloa t h e bny* of
th e T hird OIvlHlon Is very w ell pleas
ed 0 £ jj} °%Y. M. C. A. and a l s o tha nk
•hem ev e r so m u c h ; and a l s o when
we .got r e liev ed from t h e
A rg o n n e
woods th o Y. M. C\ A, e n t e r t a i n e d us,
gave us a g r a n d tim e, and w e th a n k
the Y. M. C. A. w ith oiir full h o ftrt and
we shall n e v e r fo rg e t them.
’’So 1 d o n ’t s e e w hy th e f e ll o w s a n 1
com ing back fro m F r a n c e a n d kic k in g
tho Y. M, C. A., a n d I c a n a p e a k to
a n ybody a n d aslf them why t h e y are
knocking tho Y. M, C. A."
T h o Y. M. C. A. has bee n c r l t l c l i r d
b ec au se It w ns sa id th a t It h a d n o nno
at the lig h lln g In th e region
Cha
'luaikjuuufccn
V•.'■was
fi
A n A m e r t c - i n Y. W . C. A s e c r e t a r y
who h a v e b e en forced Into In d u s try d u r in g
Tea and Club Rooms Opened for
American Women.
Mis* C h a r l o t t e Niven, D ire c to r of Mai
tan W o rk , P re p a r e s for Influx of
A m e r ic a n Woman S tudent*.
Ita ly Is now Included In the war
work o f t h e A m erican V. H \ C. A.
Miss M abel W a r n e r o f Sullim, linn,,
and c h h u g o |,.f| P aris a few d a y s agar
b-r Rome, w h e r e vlavwlli be In cha rge
of a It n*.ie—. H ouse for A m eric an girls
t e a c h in g S o u th A m e ric a n g lrle
th e w a r to becom e la u n d re ts e a .
Cross, the Fmhnss'y an d th e new r u
hcrculosls ( VutuniKslon, Mis* W a r n e r
lias been d ir e e to r of the Y W. C. A.
H ostess H o u s e at Brest. P rance.
Miss W a r n e r will i>prii a ten room
nnd d u ll ro o m s w h ere the A nierlean
Women ca n g a t h e r for social time*.
Rulin' Is h a r b o r i n g a refu g e popula tio n
of a b o u t Iti.tHM) a n d um luiuuidulluiiii
ir e dllllcult to Hull,
T h e work In Rome w as s t a r t e d a* a
direct result o f the appe al of Ml-s
C h a rlo tte Niven, one of th e N.illmm!
V W i ’ A sis return-* la Italy., who ts
spending it few nioiiiIt* In l m n c e us
ad v iso r In th e F rench Work.
Miss N iven’s d r e a m s of Y. W. C. A.
w ork In* Italy Include the m a in te n a n c e
o f a residence for non lta lln n women,
who, she fotjls,' will collie to Ittdy In
g rea t n u m b e rs a f t e r the w a r to study
m usic an d a r t .
"I believe ut this tim e such a p ro je c t
ELECTRICAL S U P P L I E S
FOR SALE
i ,l"* '
We are Distributors for
i
PACE M.YE
' wtirr ftomtcl ftuly tn th'i* past, m a n y of
th e m jinld a g e n ts of th e tr g o v e r n
m e n t,’’ Minn N iven sa id in d isc u ssin g
h e r plans.
Mi*s Niven h n s a s k e d th e A m eric an
Y. \y , C*. A, to a id th e I ta l ia n - A s s o c i a
tion In e s ta b lis h in g a ce n te r, p e r h a p s
at l I n i. at. tviili tw o A m erican secrelaric-i, w ith p lijslc n l nnd ri’crentlom il
training, to act a s a tr a i n in g school for
I ta lia n w omen
In connection w ith It
her plan would In. lu d e ii ||o«t>*>s H ouse
for girl* p assin g th ro u g h th e city or
em ployed th e re
Such a c e n te r w ould
becom e e v e n tu a lly th e eenti-r fo r all
Y \v c \ i\..i k m Italy, both Italian
a n d foreign.
In her form a l a p p e a l for help fo r flu*
I ’ll (one I 'liristla n n I ii-ile (Slowinl (tin*
Initial
inline for
Yoimg U o m e n's
t ’h r ls ila n A ssooiaiion) M is s Niven lias
em p h asized tw o facts, th e p o v e r ty of
th e I n d ian Assitchtllnn on th e one h a n d
a n d the need a n d o p p o r tu n ity on the
o th e r for an \m e r b - a n |irogrntit In
llnlv at t h e p r e s e n t lim e
M is, M a i n fa v o r ite w av o f illu s
t r a t in g the f r ie n d lin e s s of th e I ta lia n
w o m an to A merien Is by telling the
sto ry of the I ta lia n m o th e r who said
s h e had ta k e n clown the p ic tu re of th e
M adonna which h ad hung for m any
yent s over her hed a n d vvus p u llin g In
Its piiire one of P re s id e n t Wilson.
*'ln our work In th e J 'lilo n e we have
la ck e d tr a i n e d le a d e r s h i p a s well ns
ih o m a te ria l r e s o u r c e s In give such
tr a i n in g . W e ^ lu iv e h a d no m e an * to
buy ta n d e m e q u ip m e n t. P o nseqilently
vve hav e not t h e v isible r e s u lt s of
A m erican nnd Itrltlsh work,
“ I cable ns n.ir w ork tony be. It I'
not u s e le s s
M a m g i l l s in nil p u t t s . f
Italy have tolll U s Imvv m uch the
t'lilo in 1 m eant in I h e l r lives
Italian
g ir ls a r e loiichipgly g r a te f u l for the
s m a lle s t efforts. T h e y r e s p o n d e a g e r
ly to frie n d lin e ss.
•
" T h e r e Is no o t h e r ag e n c y doing In
I ta l y vvhnl tho A s s o c ia tio n Is try in g to
aESfe; fciijri A* r L »> «
Lrit.s 9, 10, IT, ami I I of Keely's Subdivision of Sanford;
also allot' Blotk 0. Tier la, Sanlcrii. ■Ibr { rites write to
owner. Terms can be arranged, if desired.
E. 0. Painter Fertilizer Company
JACKSON’V IU .E , FLORIDA
In Florida with
VTOU go to Florida to enjoy yourielf out of doora.
I Let Waterman'* Ideal Fountain Pen help. It
will enable you-to-Jceep up our necessary social
'
came
indoors to a desk and ink well.
u
The novel you are reading or the deck of your
launch is desk enough when you write with
W aterm an’s Ideal Fountain Pen.
W aterm an’s Ideal Fountain Pens are obtainable
at best dealers everywhere. T hree types—Regu
lar, Safely, and Self-Filling. From $2.50 up
G e l a W a t e r m a n *s I d e a l F o u n t a i n P e n
a n d a d d A o u r i t o y o u r o a l - o f - d o a r l if e
l - K. W aterm an Company
T h e work of tin* Y. M 0 . A. in Mnce
‘donia !•* r a p ld lv eylenillttg o v e r Use
t • w !■ opcm d at c m , and In tite p re se n t
'-ite of lint liepvy r e s p o n s ib ilitie s de
Iv• upon P W Bates, tho t t w n ' l n r f
Hi rjittrce at Snlnttica. C e n t r e s hnv*'<> <ii ripened In S e tjd a
at VrnrtJa
■ It Mottastlr a n d o th e r to w n s , and
•I tt.i i a p i 'a l i-liv, Itolci
tire Y
I i ' ,\ Vt now ■* ^vii.llshcd in a good
building
P eretvnl W hitley, soil o|
Pie dep u ty s p e a k e r of tin* E n g lish
House of t'olttuions, Is -developing thn
\ s s i i e l a l Ion’s w ork In N o r t h e r n Itiil
g tria, while on T u rk is h hoII M r How
nrd
Bradley im a
planted t h o fled
T ria n g le In C o n s ta n tin o p le lisolf.
W ild C a n arie s Not Y e llo w .
L u tiu rlc s on th e ir uullvu I slan d * a r c
found In great lliiek*—striped g r e e n l y
birds, liy no m e n u s resem bling In co lo r
otr cage c a n a r ie s T h e yellow c a n a r y
Is a result of se b -.tH i' tire. ling, a n d
th e sam e may b e ■ i l >-t <-,>ii;.*o, <if
a th e r ettgi* v a ro 'i e s - a h a humpb acked Relglali eamtry mu Ho* ’Tie*
a r d ” .cattitry c f curio u s f ailiiTtpitl
tern.
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191 Broadw ay, Nr
Y o rk
On Flour, Grain and Fetd
F r u it a n d V e g e t a b l e C r a t e *
Y ou Can B uy F ro m Ua i t
W h o le s a le P r ic e i
f f i t u ter I'H m U i l
ff. A. Merryday, Company
Pol ilka, Florid*
Herald Want Ads Will Hrinff Results
KEEP VOI R EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN
Miss Niven lies spent th e p as t seven
y e a r s In w ork w ith th e I ta l ia n wo
men. s ta r l in g ns d ln n - tu r o f a hostel, or
h o a r d in g home fo r I ta lia n w om en sttt
i l - n t - at F h ire n e e
She Is an Aim 1
ca n front New York, w h e re she wits
o n e tim e hea d of th o C lirls ta d o ra Netl lenient llohso.
and Electrical Contracting
V. p liave the stock and the very host o f workmen
Your work will receive our best attention
at-nil time* and w em e; always- here----- '----u> make good bur guarantee i-f
li r s t—c 1a s s workmanship
THERE NEVER WAS A BETTER TIM E TO MAKE THOSE REPAIRS
till WIRE THAT HOUSE. WE WILL TAKE
IM.E ASl.-RE IN SERVINO YOU. •
Charles Electrical Co.
rk Avenue
S p en cer Bakery Bid
SA F E , GENTLE REM EDY
B R IN G S S U R E .RELIEF
F o r . J00 y e a r * G O L D M C P M . H t v s r l e m
Oil h s * e n a b l e d a a t f e r i t ig h u m a n t l r t o
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t>l * d r i e r a n d s t n t n a e h t r o u b l e * a n d nil
d ise as e* c u n n e c te d w ith th e u r in a r y
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■nte*« m o a t I m p o r t a n t o r g a n * m u s t b e
w atc h ed , b e c a u s e t h e y a l t e r a n d p u r i f y
t h o t d o o d : un i,-* * t h e y , d o - t h e i r w o r k
y o u are. d o o m e d
W e a r in e s s , ile o p lrssn e * * . n e rv o u s n e s s ,
despondency, backache, sto m ach tro u
ble. p a i n s In t h e to t i n a n d 1* w*-» a b
d o m e n . g r a v e l dtttb <dty w l i e n u t l n a t In*, r h e u m a t i s m , s c n t i . - n m -I |ni"t>.sifO
a l l warn y o u o f t r o u b l o w i t h y o u r k i d n e y a G o L n U I ’ l M l . H a a r l e m til C a p -
e u l r a a r e t h e r v t r .J d y y o u n e e d . T a k e
t h r e e o r four r v e r y d a y . T h e i m s k i t g
o il s o a k s i n t o t h e c u lls ,u\d l i n i n g o f
th e k b ln e y s a n d d riv e s o u t th e poison*.
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W h en y o u r n o r m a l vigor h a s b e en r* .
sto re d c o n tin u e tr e a tm e n t fo r a w hll*
t o k e e p y o u r s e l f In c o n d i t i o n a u d p r * v e n t ‘ a r e tu r n o f th e dlceaie.
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f l g l i t i a r . S t a r t t a k i n g tJ O L O . M E D A L
H a a r l e m Oil C a p s u l e * t o d a y , Y o u r d r u g
g i s t w ill ( h e e r f u l l y r e f u n d y o u r r n m i a r
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Hut lie s u r e i n g e t Hie o r i g i n a l I m p o r t
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en ns a id e s In t h e r e h a b ilita tio n of
w o u n d e d soldier* h a v e been open e d at
t h o G e r m a n to w n , I*a., Y oung W o m e n ’*
C h r is t ia n A ssociation.
A recount r u c tio n m a s s a g e course,
l e c tu r e s In a n a to m y , physiology; m u s
cle work a n d r e m e d ia l tiitneuieui m i s
"siigo, (Tietiry nnd p ra c tic e , ClertfothiTn p y a u d h y d r o t h e r a p y n r e g ive n by
d(*ctor* mid iittrNeM, w ho also supervlso p ra c tic a l w o rk a t Iho Y, IV, C. A.
anti » t hospital*. T h e course* u ru roc*
ognlr.cd by t h e S u rg e o n G en e ra l.
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tf
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In matin of b r u rii-in n k ln c w ith a view
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York ha*. Ju«t returned from F rance.
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overseas Imd gone out of their way
lo (real him well, he look the trouble
!o m ake hi* way to the* Headquarters
Building of the National W a r Work
Council. Y. M. C. A.. New York City,
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TH E
SANFORD
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H E R A LD
IN THE H E AR T OF TH E W O R LD ’S G R E ATE ST V E G E TAB LE SECTIO N
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. rKHIM AKY 28 . 1919
VOLUME
Death o f Rev. J. Law Ion Moon
The very sad and unexpected
news of the death of Rev. .1. Lawton
Moon came by wire to Mrs. Moon
Tuesday night. It was a shock, as
Mrs. M oon hud received a cable last
Saturday saying that lie had arrived
safely.
Bro*. Mouh was one of our best
beloved ministers of tin* Florida con
ference.
He graduated «it Emory
College and went from there to Cuba
as a missionary. After serving there
S E M IN O L E , VOLUSIA, B R E V AR D for n short* while he came to the
ORANGE.
OSCEOLA.
O K E E , Floridu conference where he has
C HOREE A N D
ST.
LUC’ IE served most efficiently for the pAst
C O U N T IE S ARE R E P R E S E N T * fifteen years.
He served as pastor
El) AT M E E T IN G
,
• at Ft. Meade for four years and built
.
* •- .
the hcuutiful Methodist church
Seminole county will l»r included
there. He made many warm friedds
in. the list of Florida counties, carry
wherever he went.
His last charge
i n g on systematic Hipping of cattle
was
at
Hrndcntown.
He was much
for eradication of the cattle' fever
loved by Che people of Hrndcntown
ticks.
and they were loath to g ive him up.
,
The meeting of cattle owners and
l i e fell the rail to the Y. M. ( \ A.
county olliciijls in Sanford yesterday
Overseas, wwrk a tub
brought the announcement by the
work and was accepted.- He was emcounty commissioners that they will
silently litted and suited to that
• he ready, and by the cattle owners
wiirK.
*
that they are^ anxious to clean up
He leaves a . vyfe. son,' father,
this year.
.
.
•
mother, two brothers aiid three sis
Dr. W. F. Itlaekman was elected ters, with many devoted friends to
to serve as chairman, in the absence mourn his death.
of Seth Woodruff who is chuirmnn of
Mrs Moon was Mi-s Carrie Chap
tin temporary organization' which pell. a sister of II
II and A. It
railed the meeting. Alfred Foster is Chappell anil Mrs Davis of Sanford
secretary and called the meeting to
It is expected that 'he bod\ will
••'<1, r.
be returned to \jufYp a and will
\bout one hundred cattlemen
either In* interred in Morula or
fr••rtt S< mmole. \ <dtisia. Orange, l i r e - I Georgia, final arrangements not ha\• .I’ d. itsceola, Okeechobee and St I mg been made a ;. ■•
I
• . ,.unties w,r. present
\i
though the purpose of ^itis meetinit
w.i- to discuss conditions and time
I '.itiitii; work hi ><■in.in,lc. \ •>iiand Brevard count ies. the
i min from the lower part of the
'•.it, were particularly interested 1n
.i t .ii in oi takon regarding work in
I-. a'd towhty . 1 0 effecting t Ituyf
i•• ■ i neighboring count m*
BIG MEETINGOF CATTLE
MEN HERE
PROMINENT
A. C. L. OF
FICIALS HERE
our
1, A Bromley, .speaking f.>r ■
b"ur<t ..f . i.iinty ciimmts.Hinncrs. said
tt at , \cr\ x at will "lie ready by
\| ’ ! Nt the iiMintx lias n u n 1. .1
VRE M A K I N G A N I N S P L l T l n N
• i ' - 1l< rabic* money in preparatory
AI.O N G R O U TE OF T H I S LIN K
v. .irk. and the cattlemen wlint to
\M>
tV I.I.K D
1
up ibis year and they are going , OF R A IL R O A D
AT S A N F O ltl)
„
.
j
to answer ready. .
N UM BE R 12
SEMINOLE -LE A G U E OF
HOTEL IS NATIONS IS
IMPROVED THE'ISSUE
P O P U L A R H O T E L IS BEING R E
MODELLED
AND
ANOTHER
.STORY A D D E D W H IC H W I L L
M A K E A T T R A C T IV E H O S T E L
RY W H E N C O M P L E T E D
•1 _Annual .Meeting Woman's flub
T H IS IS T H E O N E BIG SU B JEC T
BEFORE C O N G R E S S A N D T H E
• P R E S ID E N T A T T H I S T I M E V
Washington. Feb, .27.— Renewed
discussion of. the league of nations
ors' and
plan was* resumed in corridors'amF
ifflowing
cloak rooms fids afternoon fifflnwing
dinper at the White'House last night
at which President Wilson outlined
the reasons upon which he predi
cate* his belief that the flit lire peace
of the world r r * f r trpnrr“xtteh an or
gan i?.atJ_iin^<—__
Another, hotel improvement for
Sanford which will prove it great
assistance in curing for our visitors
is the improvements being made by
It. W. Herndon on the Seminole.
Thu
■ i•
Seminole
has -been a very
»•«
niuiui
kUicrSth|'.tla>' it was
but the -mail size has
proven a derided handicap.
It lias
K>.publicans <>|i|iiwil to the league
formerly occupied only one floor of plan, however, apparently had not
the Herndon building at the corner' changed, their views and will con
o f Second and " P a r k ii venues and tinue In voice opposition .in the sen
contained scarcely more than a dozen ate until congress adjourn^ Tuesday.
rooms. ,
‘ .
There will be replies
from the
Workmen arc now busy remodel
deiu.nrat.li side. Sen
Hit* h o i k,
ling tin- ur-t floor <>f tins building
i cliuirit.au of the foreign
relations
and when the present plans are com
; coni mi! t.e, planning to speak brief
pleted the hotel wifi .... upy both
ly
..
.ill"
Sell
l.odg!
rc pt|b
floor
\ dining r.n>iu-.* I« eg built
In ,
•'... • !> ,p|. r. who will -peak
in ar I to- fr.oil on I he !ir-t ll.n.r and
ton*, r'ow, had . onipliti .l pr. pala
-uverul mure romrfs .it. being added
This will make a '.<r. i-i* <• I tile
It..I. I, vi.fupli le ai ! modern in * m ry
detail with dining room, lobby and a
■
•I; ....III .
.if i.|-.
•; II nil.
g'
it i- . xp. . I ...I 11 a'
be ready in a f* »v
« it h t In1 new \ lid. z
t.oijd at.d
I lit- ,iiy
VALDEZ HO
TEL PLANS
ACCEPTED
T h e members of the Woman’s
f l u b of Sanford are reminded t"hat
on W ednesday. March fit h, at 3 p. in.
1will lie held the annual meeting of
I the. club and that election of officers
will take place at .that time. As the
Woman's Club is an incorporated
organization, in order to meet the re
quirements of the law. there must
lux present a quorum of the member
ship. and it therefore becomes dhoduty of every member to be present. P L A N S A S A C C E P T E D C A L L FO R
Annual dues are payable at this time
FOUR
STORY
B U IL D IN G .
also, and as the funds in the treas
THOROUGHLY
MODERN
IN
ury are low it is hoped that the mem
EVE R Y RESPECT AND
CONhers will respond.
T A I N 1 N G A M P L E R OOM
By order of the president.
The plans for the new Valdez
*•
Charlotte K. Watson,
Hotel were accepted by the Board
Ree. Sec’y.
of Directors yesterday at a meeting
called for that .purpose, after going
•Matinee llirthday Party.
into tha: matter carefully with ArchiLittle Miss Carmen Guthrie in
-Lect Trimble.
vited a few of her little friend* tn~nrThe architect's drawing of. the
tend the matinee with her Monday
new
hotel ran now be seen at the
afternoon, celebrating
Iter
sixth
store
of T . J. Miller <£: Son and all
birthday .
who have seen it agree t-hat the new
Later in the afternoon little Miss
Valdez wifi he a bcnutiful^Jiotel. c
Guthrie incited the little guests to
Th e plans as finally accepted ca)l
the ice cream parlor nml-scrvqd them
with delightful refreshments, aftt'r for an addition to the'present liuilil^
t
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itrile—
\mi rn a
ioii.e.1
l4ie
, 't ,
wind,- plan x\ ••u.it flla and
w M i'd re ’ill i' 1 ill ..p. I
. ..I nut I li.it ti.i i .i >|... • '. *
will t>, ain|.
date t in itianx . i«it
-I i.n Hi t In
i
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l l . . in
III.
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>.f the great war and -aid th
. Muntrie- must e.mil.me to pr>>
t,.
art al. l,
tr>
th.ill an; > th
ht.i d nlol e
IIIIM H I
MONUMENT
PRESENTED
ON SUNDAY
Haynes, Juanita
and were invited to take a short trip
,,
,,
<a- h was willing to make .............. I,
,
,
,
, Lee l ope. Maria M »y . ( at lienne
through t be celery farming district (
Edward Kl
. ,,
, I S. Inrjird. Jack Robset,
here, uliuli they gladly accepleil
1
hull, t In-tcr Miller
Kriu-t t ul|
'-en Hrandegi • ,.f j ..ill.i . 11. m . r>I The men m the t-a'ty were ,b lighted
(Han Crenshaw. Alton
Middleton, publican took the lead in questioning
with the short trip, visiting the cel
Arthur Iti-Mlt, Hichard Howard
t ie President
Sens
Lodge • and
ery fields Htt-1 t*»*•-.,» » *
. ' i - farm
Second Grade
Yirginm Mc
Knox of Pennsylvania contented
ers about the present eroji und t i -ir
transportation problems. .
Daniel, Emily,Starr, David Ballard, themselves largely with listening to
Francis Du Hose. Billie Morse, Jesse ||,,. discussion*. N o secrery was imNeeley, Karl Ituniley, Evana
on th e gurste. the 1*mtrdent
Tcrt "George* Miller.
*
stating nt the outset that thev were
Third Grade— Lawrence Schell. fri>n lo discuss afterwards w-hut'triinsHurold Hodgdon, 'Alys Clforpening. |,jr,M|.
Pearl Robson, Nezzie Stone, Mary
. . . .
.
•
Replying to specific t|uesttons t i e
r,RK* '
•
Priisident was tleclnred to have .said
Grammar S c h o o l'
•
that America was free to withdraw
Fourth G r a d e — George
Putnam. from the league at any time, that the
Venard Shaefer,
Elizabeth Whitnrr. Monroe doctrine w.as not
contraArthur -Znchary.
Jr.. Alva MrAlex- V(.„eii because all signatory
nntions
antler. Rebecca
Stevens, Gertrude uopld be obliged to uphold it and
Benjamin. Beth I.ossing. j.nuise
that .recommendations <d the exeruT h r asher, Leslie 'H o dges.__ _ ________ . iivu-counoil f«»r--wwzlii-duarmumenU
Fifth. Grade— L. FL Starr, Elna ruu|d not become effective until each
Sheehan, • William DuBose, Cloyde nation approved them und thus hud
Russell, Margaret Peters, Kcrmith „ voice in the apportionment of such
Hurley, Katherine Symes, Carmota armament.
•
Barber, Mary Elizabeth Moye, Bay--------- i--------- —
tnontl Muirhcad, Eynlun -Schell, Jus. I
Presbyterian C hurch
Brown,
Cornelius Weth,
Mildred
Last Sunday* wns n fine day for
Hand. Esther Bell Powell. Lilia Mae
the
Presbyterian church with good
Smith.
.
'
congregations
at all the services.
Sixth Grade — Irene
McGahngin,
Hours
of
Hervire
next Sunday: .
Georgia Mobley, Maude Lake, Hurry
Sunday
school
10
:15 a. m.
Woodruff, Warner Scoggan, Lillian
Morning worship* 11r»IO.
Glidewell, Joe Caldwell, Jessie Has
Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. nt.
ty. T illie Benjamin, Mildred Holly,
Evening worship 7:30 p. m.
George Wilson.
Seventh Grade— Lucile Pope, Gil
bert Miller. Beatrice Martin. Helen
Excellent Celery Prices
W itt«v Mabel Wilkinson. Kittie DuCelery is going forward at the rate
Bose, Emmu Spencer. Mudelin M al
The qua lity
let.,. Naomi Scoggan. Alice Powell, of several ears per day
Maud Carraway. John I.undquist, is rcP ° rtcd K,’0‘, »,nd pruvs excellent.
Robert Jenkins, John Wilson. Ar- At »,rr*'*nt th,,r‘* 19 ev,eryL ,nld,rB,,on
nold Martin, George Smith.
t h a t thi" W,H bo one °/ ,bt* b w l , f 9*
Eighth
G radeEm ily
Bailey, 9009 in th<* hiator^ of the ‘ i r k i n g
F-mily Linglc, -Margaret Berner,
industry of Sanford.
.
• Th e party consisted of I be followL. Winchull. - Ku «ion al Di
rector''of the Southeastern Region,
whose headquarters are in Atlanta;
•L N. Brand. Asst. General Manager
of the A. C. L.; Lyman Delano,
Fodcrul Manager of the A. C. L.
C. T . Smith, munugqr lor the Ca- system und Mrs. Delano und J. C.
loosahntchee Ranr h, in Orange coun- Murchison'. General Superintendent
•t> stated that the rattle owners did of the A. C. L. .
not report violations last year, as
From Sanford the party left for
they wanted to be lenient with their Orlando and Kissimmee* where sim
neighbors across the line, but he is ilar visits were made yesterday.
Mj,rc tin, sumo men will prumplly_Tg.'t port all violations this year, to pro
Ilcrean Election
tect their own property interests.
At a meeting of the Herean Class
•
The exact status of Brevard coun of the First Baptist church of this
ty was not decided at the meeting. city held recently the following of
Hone of the county officials being ficers anti committees were elected
present, but the cattlemen present for the ensuing year:
* » id the county will be ready in two
President — \V. T. Wheeless
w Y o l u s i u county ranno't get
1st Vice Pres't — Forresl Gatchel
ready und‘ that is causing consider
2nd Vice Pres't — B«*nr.a Steel
able argument as to mejhods to
Sec’y and Treas.— C, A. Whldden
follow in the southern part. Most of
Teacher— W. E. Scpggan
the rattle owners want to divide the
Ass’ t Teacher— J. T. Denton
county and work the southern por
R e p o rter— M. L. .W right'
tion with Brevard and Seminole.
Ushers nnd Fellowship Committee
*hile others want to .wait until next
— G. II. Steel. D. IL Hodges, J. W.
year. Owing to a-large number of
Barnes. W. E. Betts.
'ats having to be put in where the
jMembership
Forrest Gatchel, R
water level at this season of year is
M.
Grovenatein,
Oliver Murrell. Ar
near top <if ground, it will be imposthur
Johnson,
M.
L. Wright, II. E.
*ddc to get the necessary vats com
T
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l
a
r
.
.
.
pleted before June or July in that
court ty.*
With this excellent organization
this
fine class of young men should
R. W. Storrs, a member of the
be
able
t o . do excellent work the
State Live Stock Sanitary Hoard at
coming
year
and it is expected that
conclusion of the reports by cattle^
Marion Appleby, Gladys Wilson,
men and officials said: "1 think I am the class will thrive under this fine Virginia Neeley, Demarrius Musson,
*
*afe in saying that our hoard at the corps of officers.
Lorine Franklin, Sarah Wheeless,
meeting next week will promulgate
Wallace Bell, Robert H o l l ^ G o r d o n
Quarantine noticea and authorize the • Mr*. R. E. Millen who has been at Brisson, William M oye, Ray Wood,
■tart of ayatcmatlc dipping of cattle Port Orange for several months re Robert Igou, Nora. Jenkins, Marie
>t once In Semlrifde county, as you turned home Sunday. Her'numerous Stemper, Lillie Ruth Spencer, Char* ri> practically unanimoua in laying friencls hope for her a continued im lotte Smith, Helen Walthall, Florprovement and speedy recovery.
(Continued on Page 4)
ence W itte, Amelia Wall.
'
who
were
lost
in
(lie
11
lor-, ..tic on each floor, a -un parlor
op tlo ba k 20 x |n f,Vt. a dining
room ..ii t oninien ial street 2> x >il
smd a I'oflee r...on on the Park ave
nue side.
Kadi room wilt l>> con
nected b> telephone and all the
other features winch g " I " make up
the thoroughly modern hotel will lie
included in
tills hotel when com
pleted. Till1 exterior of the present
building will be rclinished and the
entire appearance of the building
changed
m
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Great
11 30 a m A short sermon fol
lowed by the .Lord's Supper
Senior League, 6:30 p. m. Junior
The ini.niitni'tit, winch is a beau
tiful piece of marble presented to Friday afternoon, after school, at the
(lo...... o n ly by F. I. Miller of the church.
Mil vis Marble Col. was unveiled by
•Prearhing 7:30 p. m.
Subject,
t ;rtisi'
little Beth Lousing, sister of one of
the boys who wtf* kilted in France.
It is- iflsr rito-d with tin* nallies of the;
boys who were lost, the date of pres
entation und the fitting quotation:
"Only tiigse are fit to live who do
not feur to die.”
.
The monument is in the form of a
broken shnft, emblematical of the
lives which were given to the cause
of Right and Justice in the prime
of their young inunliood.
It will
forever stund in Central Park as a
constant reminder of the valorous
deeds of there, uur. buya_wlui -gave
their lives thut others might live.
“ Seeing the Invisible," I. Cor. 4:18.
Vou are cordially welcome to aj|
services,
t o m e and enjoy the mu
sic nnd the sociul half hour after
preaching Sunday night.
- Recital
A piano und violin recital will be
given in the studio of Mrs. Fannie
Munson Saturday afternoon, March
Kth.
Tiie piano numbers will he given
by Mis«es Alma Blount, Mildred
Kennedy and A nna Masutl. including selections from Mozart. Mendels
sohn, Ruchimuninff. Schubert, TanThe names of the hoys insrrihed sig.
on the monument are yis follows:
Miss Margaret Tinne, the viofinFrank A. Campbell, Arthur D. Lous
ist has fur several years assisted on
ing, Archie B. Liles, Jos. S. Luing,
mnny musical programs and was
J. Oscar White, Harry Phillips, Carl
ever a real pleasure.
Those who
Malm, Edwin J. Robinson, M. W.
would again,enjoy an opportunity of
Lovell, Jr,, Geo. W. Calhoun nnd
hearing her are rordially invited to
Handy Jenkins.
this recital.
T
Senvnole
County
Guards i
Miss Tinnfc leaves Florida the last
wet
pruent in a body and took of March for New York state which
par. in the ceremonies tinder the * will be her future home.
leadership of Lieut s. Turner ami
Maxwell, assisted by Lieut. Geo. A.
St. Agnes Guild
De^’ ottes, recently returned from
Mrs. Earl Burdick was the hostess
the army.
of the St. Agnes Guild Monday af
Tiie program as carried out was
ternotin at her home on Fourth
us follows
.
street.
Invocation
Dr. C. DaW. Brower
Plans were made f o r - a cooked
Presentation and
.
food
sale to be held Saturday after- ,
Unveiling of Monument
F. L. "Miller, Miaz Beth Lossing " oon “ nd il was decided that durinK
Reception o f Monument •
‘ Lont ‘ hp C,ui,d wou,d r“ ad and di9- •
Judge E. F. Housholder c“ ** ,the h,i,,tory of lhe church and
Presentation of Banner
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a,9° ,ta ru,e9 and w « u,ation*Late in the afternoon Mrs. Bur
Ur. E. D. IlroWnlee
A c c e p ta n c e ......
Judge Housholder dick'served tempting refreshments of
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Chorus .... .........
Fourteen Girls' sandwiches, tea and candy.
Oration ............Major Forrest L a k e
T h e members attending this m eet
(Representing Gov. S. J. Cattsr,
ing were Mra. M. Minarik, Mrs.
Star Sp un ked Banner
, ...... Frances Frye, Mrs.*Robert E. Hern
Mra. R. E..Herndon
don, Mrs. Gwynnn Foi, Misses Kith
It is hoped thdt the distributors of
this Sanford product will use every
effort to,” properly distribute thl«
shipments to the several points atid
not flood any particular point with
too much.
In this way prices will
be maintained and all will have tho’
opportunity l o qse and enjoy this
» excellent product of Sanford soil.
Benediction.......... Rev.
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A, S. Peck leen Brady and Lillian Shinholaer.
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which they went to tin* photograph ing of one more story,' making in
all four stories
This lias been cuners and had their .pictures taken
tefnplatvd but waft* never fully de
Mrs Hen Guthrie chaperones the
cided upon until yesterday. It xvns
little mi «**Sf*,A.
found that tiic present walls of the
Tho***lln*
ftil .if
building will ,a<il> support the
t» rn mil Apft I G»ri»l lira l.avtMin, Mar added story and as this extra story
htar* i Itritt.
1‘pulnnly an«l will lie needed it will cost loss to add
tt..i . { in- :i«lilr,-s aloI gixeii . ..n < arm* n i i •11hr**it at tins time I hail later
Ibis
till. ,i
■! o In w -I a|-i r o n • *
added story will give a total of 63
last night's ciyicrbedrooms. 39 with prfvate bath and
j I’1" " 1'
en*.
21 with coiinc. ting hath which will
he ample for the pre-cut. it is be
,
Mil .ll I I . U I. !. lb .11hoved
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T i . I’r, -.il> ut
’ . i .uni I: a l l
r* | r. -cut at i\ cs
-< uat»r- and
The new plans cull for throe par
and tin- *
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West Side I'rimnrv
Ill: \I l il t I
I LR K.MONY
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Margnr , t t, 11«—. OliWITNESSED BY LARGE AS^l;1 |tr;„l>. Susannah Luoi-. Mary
The success of tile entire plan, the
SKMIH.V OF < ITIZKNS FROM
.\gncs Porter. Churlolte Powell.
President was quoted a- say mg. .de
T H I S SK< TIO.N OF S T A T E
|>h>tin* Smith. Rosa Warren, Clifpended entirely on the friendship of
ford Hensley-. ' Harold McAlcxnnder,
One ,.f i he mimt impressive cercGreat Hritnin. Franet*. Italy and
Charles Powell. William Snapp
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Charles Kntzmingcr and
Sapford was visited yesterday by
Japan end impotent e of the league moiueH w iinensrii l»v Sun ford and * Everyone i s ^ delighted ' wiffi the
Second Grade
.lack IVlers, Itosh line tint }| -aid they could Hot see several Very
prominent . Atlantic [
might result from tho withdrawal j>f Seminole county ntidienem in many new plans and every Sanford citizen
, Tcoc # Wallace. John Miller, Hernard
.lavs wa- tlmt ..f the nnxeiling of as well as tlo- visitor is anxious to
any
necessity for putting off the Coast .Line officials who are making
tiny nf l hem 4S*-rlous trouble be
shimmon**, lt\rSni K■•x \rtlmr M..n
Wert until next year, waiting for an inspection trip through I'lornla.
' • ■ i n tin t>*. j m ". lAtcd l. akliUits w an tin Si. tillers' Monument m t'eiitral m t work begun oil tile new hotel.
g, r. A!b«rl I 11.-, \1 .1 . I.ufit. .v afah
Park mi la-t Sumlav af(ern..on
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a .mility to get ready
This x i-.it mg . ;»■ b point •>( >oi.-• .|U* to •
.,n| t.\ t he Pri -lib nt I.. I..- on
Spcrifi. at ions arc. now being work
Corxvin, E lic it l iMman. I.'.lto M l
• ,• • . e is a harder tioundary t.< along the line
Tin party b a n - m
it..likable and i.< . ..ntin-l, <1 a b agio
\S 11 Ii .\ c r
lotto peiiple present ed out in the regular manner and in
. I ...I, Su-o Manila. M. Iba l.iintn. r
•< t along tile Orange and Lake two private . ar- ai d ar, travelling
already existed through reference to from this and adjoining counties a about two weeks these will be ready
man, Alene Tillts.
mty lilies and the cattlemen will soulhboqnd at tins time, arriving in
agreements alreatly entered into.
beautiful, p r o g r a m ‘was carried out uiul the directors will thffh be ready
Third G rade— Henry Russell, Erie
l.« prosecuted if their tieky cattle get S a n fo rd -a t- 10:15 und leaving at
Lundt|tii^t, Jno. Higgins, Husey Fos
Formation of Hi4 league ear/ied with G. W. Spencer acting as chair to adver.tise for liiiht for the work of
into either of'those two counties.
11:15 a. m.
ter. Louise Fifrtson.
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with.il surrentler oft some sovereign man. Th e speeches of presentation remodelling.
\t the depot the party were met
Several .of the cattle owners also
ty the..President told his guests atid and iu(x*|ilatnT, ns w-idl as the ora
Kant Side Primary
inspiring,
expressed their desire to get to work by Mayor l)uiu>«n and an uuLouio-i
First Methodist Church
there
could have been no . . .inert of tion were forceful and
I torolb\
F ir-»t
('arm.ui Guthru
a- .puck as possible
ni)e party "f several Sanford men
McMullen.
R o s a batn.ns to guard against war unless touching iipoti i he valor of Seminole
Sunday school, It) a. rn.
M tt OverslreM. chairman of the
*"ange county board stated that the
"..-i Pa* promised to protect tlo-ir
* ii-rs from .‘ attic drifting a>ros the protection being in the form of
pr , -utii'iis against owners ..f cattle
vt at.ng the quarantine, and that
the county commissioners would hold
the official.^ strictly to account in Gto
mutter.
lie told of the late start
•-TTtatlrln Mint co'ufilyHasl year, necevdiating some clean up this season,
hut said the money it has post*has
I'fen a permanent investment of
great value to the county.
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thank you for buying
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PURINA FEED
A EKED IXIK EVERY NEED. NONE lOTTTEK MADE. SATISFACTION
lilAHVNTEED.
Buy the feed In Ihe checker board sack.
\Yc are sole agents for this feed in Sanford
CAN .SUPPLY sw et:t
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nrraligeil for Hie .-howIn* of ill* p:*'
tur^ in * v r v t**«n .!3<M|tient st».i's
will b*. .tig need in r.11 *Ite - *.•r,X
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ning the U.-Uh n lin 1 t.itii f*«r»«.i in
B u s y At VVorU On Plans
For Great Victory Loan
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Atlanta, t rli
ll-.iil,|u.tl tors of
tit** sixth Federal Reserve District in
A'lunta Is utmost it* teisv ns though
Hi*' campnigti w<r*- aitiiallx under way
A x.tst iiinoiint *>f prelltulnarx wtirk
tn tin* tn.lt
v
ll.l- ll••••n tnu*!**
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In U.i
Qiintn bam l *»n hi** lax nturu^ and
tricorne
If he regards the quota as
unjust, he has th*‘ right of appeal to an
'adjustment rotnmlttee
The fifth, or ' Victory" la>an *sill l*e
to
Iti-rs-ssarr If the t'nlted S'llt'-^i t* *0
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filij-h tin job I! st.irlfd TI.
a run*
n«.i . n.l with ’ l.< -idling "f
He.
It Will ..........
even with Ihe
run. Iii-t*.ti if M.e p* .11 e '.tins
Tlo*
» .r will nor h. I.v.r •Ir •11 *h*' bids
at* pant and it i- up to Hie 1" **p|e of
lit*' Unit'll States to pay' them to
f,., d
th* -nldlere and bring il.*’ra
home.
The Unit*-*! States had barely begun
to fight when, the annlstlcr was sign
ad. but ll bad p»**partul for war on .in
enormous ijcale.
This was probably
one of th*. reasons Germany quit #o
suddenly— she -aw that Uncle Sam
was going to war on a big scale
And
now the hills must be paid, either by
taxation or Investment
A Victory
bond will be nf much more value to all
ef us than a slack of tax reeetpu
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YANKS ARE ,
W . C, A . V I S I T O R S
Four hiiinlri'il thousand persons and
more seH*»*l In Hi** *'iifeti'rlu In un*i
year Is the record of llie Y \V •' A
Hostess Hotl.se at t'liinp Lewis. AltoT-
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The Corporation Service Company has sent its Income*
for the purpose
of
preparing returns for those who need
- his services.
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T o R e n t — House, corner Cyprets
For Sale— A splendid Born Steel nnd Th ird streets.
Apply to J. R.
Kitcheji Range.
Only used three Pace.
.
33-tf
Cost 198.00.. Will sell for
W anted to b u y — Small desk.
Rt. seasons.
cash, $58.00. Address T. J. Miller,
LOST
A, Ilox 208. .
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38-ltc
Le st— A .nmall
Hebs Wanted. • 10-100' Faying
hens. ‘ Call or write E. C. Unites,
The Altamonte Hotel, Altamonte
Springs, Fla.
41-2tc
Plain
Belcher
For Sale— Eight
room modern
home. Nicely located. .Enquire 317 returned .to A.
» reet.
W. Second St.
38-4tc
diamond
setfiti?."
D. Smith,
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Fpr Sale — Duroc .Jersey pigs.
' W A N T E D —T o rent three <>r four
Best stock. See Nick Zernovean be
room house.
Must he partly fur- 1
fore you buy. "Maiden Lane. 3.s-iitc
r.ished.
Also desire garden anti
viujiken space.
Atltlress Box 756,
F«tr Sirtr^-rHsJt potatoes, 60 llis.
eity.
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fur $1.50 at the house, Nick Zerno
vean,' Maiden F.ane.
38-fitc
Wanted
White man as- cook’s
helper for guvernmenUsurvey party.
For Sale— Jersey rattle.
Fresh
Good wages. A p p ly l»y letter or ill
cows with ealves. ,V*itmg st. ,. V: at
person to I. II Mien. I C C C.ar
all times.
A B Commons, Stone
I*. Saiif«‘r*l. Fla.
41-ltp
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Address B"x 19>. Sanford.
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\n energetic school h «j
Im t u n ii the ages of II anil 17 *curs
I** work mornings, afternoons anti
halttrilaxs in protltire *iffire.
He
niu-l lie neat, rariful and acrurale
in ligtires.
taootl
weekly
pa)
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start nnd a line chance. Address in
own hunt!wrnitig. I*IMMH * I
litre
llernlfl. Nunfnrtl.
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U .i'll* *1 tir.r of i In' largest north
* r"tnpatiu-s v r11it.,; multiple tines.*'
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,ihd ha- !;* «•*! for !■- a ’
agent-'
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\n opporlun‘.ty for sotti*' nm1 t**
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CAP°nFRINGE SHAPE
h a ir n e t s !
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WiKOLf W.SilliH. PROP’S
iioLD-TiG)rr turn nets enxjt an uotasle
NATIONAL RIPUTATION AND THE MUIAUMU?
or Miiuo.-o or women—
-HOuxTiarr hair nets are made or the
riNEST REAL HUMAN HAIR. ALL SHADES.
EVERT -Houvncirr HAIR net cuaranttid
OR MONEY RETUNDID ORDER AT YOUR IAVO.
RTTT STORE. IT THEY CANNOT SUTPLY YOU
WJUTE US STATE COLOR AND SHAPE.
A D O L P H
K L A R
22I--4T** A V E N U E
NEWYORK
mOlO'TICHFHAIR WAVtRv I0< Af AtKACE "H010-TICMT” VEIL WITH ItASTIC IO«EACH
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iio.iilullt loti, like io* w
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Knquire at j
1.L» ting *»»*A*» A a! thr dat* .d thr 1••tt- Keu-oliahU' for cash.
- S.f •urh, rrHlfiralr in thr i.urr nt J S
41-2tp
*<tal rrrlifimlr this office.
1 S id
1 1*s* r..|J» mr«l A<*riir«lirig t». I«» \m\ «ls •<1
; ' ll,i’ M,-.,\ihini'n Ll* thlL 1“ th~l1* 1
Mxtclu. -—;F«*f- Sale.— H h ac*-**ont «*FiH ■*i*rr!thj
WilftM* m> ofYlrii! ««cnat'jr** 4nt| . •• •! will -«-ll th*' following: .One horse anti
fh** 1Ith tla if hliruir.), ' l> l!*I9
cattle ami hog-, ttee.x and t**’e tixnil
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K \ I»••I |*l. VSS. *
CI.rV t inuit f*. ur? S*-mini*l» t . Fla
t'l’e.
-A I. I’otter, Sanfor*!.
Il-lp
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A reasonable
charge will bo made
Headquarters all day: Saturday
at McLaulins Jewelry Store \
l»<u i nr r of *yrh
r« r11f.ral*• in th** h i m *
tf
Duroc sh*<nts.
cows. .
Ilantl
10-21 c
around horse.
AdtlrtHH Mar
\\ilnr«« m> ufYIrial at(na<urr art'l am! th:t Spurlin^. 419 Palmetto.
thr 2l*t via) of trhruar). A. |i 1919.
Ihe
( aunt)
Judge**
Court,
CoumI). Florida
S r ml no l r
In r* The Fatal* of
Citutiun
William 11 llurhanan
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Whrrraa, Th** Am*r.*an Tru«t ( *ompany,
a corporation organitrd and n i a i m g under
Ihr laoa of the atatr of llorlda. haa applied
l o Ihia court for Icltera of admmiatration.
appointinr K •• i d mi n h l r i V i r dr honla non
« i l h the aaill annr ar d. on the ratatr of \V|I*
ham *11. Iluchanan, deregard, late of said
county of Seminole.
Th«*#e are, therefore. T o eilr and admoniah
all and aingular the Kindred and creditor* of
* aaid drreaard to l>e and appear heforr this
I court on or heforr Ihr Cl i n day **f March,
a It IVI**. R1 .I ft* pl.j.ctt..r,. ,( •*»> i hr>
havr !•* ihr granlinc
«u**h Utter* *.f admi t * .
|al ratton
$
Dr. Wm. M. Scholl
* *’*' ricigni/ed foul a Htturliy will by
February 24, 25 ai d 26
so foot bothered people should lose no
time In coining to see hl/n.
Examination and Advice
Absolutely FREE
This expert knows all about feet,
lie knows the famous Dr. Scholl
methods o f co rr e c tio n and he
knows that
SBuTu'rC is a
chickens,
1919.
•call
K. A. D O U G L A S S .
f*lrrk < irruit t’ourt Seminole Co . Fla
41*Slc
II) V. M Jlouflaa*. D. t*.
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A specialist from C h ica g o
loaned to this store by -
lO-.tp
one
It ti Smith fnt.-R^aid-itiuSi^»-*.h«lM-rThrnTtaynYgT, five pullets, two young
Fft^rlflrd lirh'fdirtf It* law tai lind aill i%aur
thorron on ihr JMh «la> *kf March*. A. P. ’roontcm, $T.OO for the hunch. J. K.
In
Foot
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Expert Here
F.*r Safe
II'w i» mules in excelllent
I'Min! tief.
F* *r >i nick si!*'. miuh I* «*
ren- —•-*
P t» H*-*x '*17
11-2 :p
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40-*2tp
Disc ho/1
IpplLotce c r f i ji y ji t K y Every A W Mv
. For Sale -Seven passenger Cole 6.
live passenger Hupp. CuN 9 French
avenue.
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Let him examine your foot and
tell you what is the trouble, the
cause and the way to quickly
concct 1L Iart him demonstrate
on your own foot tliat you can
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RA ISL A PIG*
Red Duroc pigs, 8 weeks old,
$ 16.00 a pair.
Also
lull blood
RelF JTuroc shoats. Cheap.
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Immed'atcl'A You don’t have to
wear “freaky'* or |no«e shoes.
39-3tC
For Sale, or Kxchange—One 20
acre, one 10 acre. Sanford Ave.
Walking <li«tan*-e t.i city
Two lots
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Foot Comfort
. The Dr. Scholl n!an Is to give
foot comfort while you wear
the stylish, well fitGnij shoes
you like.
All Walcom*.
Como I a.
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Two
a *altf ratal r. .*lh«r<ki«. the *artte Cl»r Hi X ('••liter Ufni Kim Avi*
lots west side Palmetto avenue 50 ft.
from Klexetith St
Make offer.
B.
• lit he franted I «• aaid Thr \rr. ». . «n Toi * l
I ’ >•m pan > or In mme oihrr tit prt,.>n «»r
per««»na
Witnraa m> namr a> r-util* )U‘\£K *'f the
count) aforraald thi« the 16th day *if Frhru
ary. A. D. 1919
iteal)
K. F. H O U S I t O I . DF.lt.
• 41-Stc
T . Corey, owner, 175 N . Spring St ,
■Los Angeles, Cal.
30-tf
C o u n ly Ju d g e .
For Sale— Old newspapers at t i e
Herald
Office.
6-tf
Found — Masonic Keystorc. O w n
er may. have same by applying to
For Sale-*-All kinds of household
t lle r p ld office and paying (or
thia
goods and garden tools. 111 Comavertlsemcnt.
41-2tp
38-3tp
mercial street.
For Sale— Gentle, fumil'y cow, just
Plants— Onions, beets. • Twentyfresh, with fine heifer calf^ also a fewfive
cents hundred. A pply to C. H.
good 50 lb. Duroc pigs. Airs. L. A.
38-3tc
Renard, Sanford Heights.
41-2tp
1L«ffler.
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cot\MKlio*T-Ccrv.onic-r.t 'o
hjpirt of City• Scrvd tor E-iol let --
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u j r break faith with u> who *it*',
\Yc shall not sleep, though poppies
grow
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For R e n t— Furnished 5 room
For Quick Sale— T w o story seven
rtmtn house with hath, in good loca h .use, 214 Elm. between 2 nd and
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tion. for less than it would cost to 3rd streets. ‘
,b|iild the house. A. P. Connelly.
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For R e n t — T w o . or three unfur
nished rooms. .G ood /or light houieFor Sale— Ford Truck, almost new keeping. 719 Oak nvenu?. ' 4 0 -3 te
engine, shifting top; also good port
For R e n t - F o u r adjoining'hqutcable forge.
Would exchange Jor
keeping rooms nnd large gardtn |
good horse. Box 31*5, City, or
— cheap. 509 Hast 3rd St.
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Herald Office.
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'I lilts, set* lliltll
201 W . 1st SI.
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Nollrr »»f Xpi.llraliun fur 1*1 flrrd I nUrr
IfUit l.ltke. \\ p.sh.
For Sale Some nire
Nrclinn R uf I hiplrl l " V I.R**« (if f lor >
The iiiujorltr of the 400000 dtliers
Fresh
Jersey milk
Ida
Nfilir# ii hrfrl*> n»rh thil t \f Afir.
were mothers, wires, sweethearts nnd
Bros.
>vir<f »*• r f Tai fVrtlftrAlr S*t l*»l,
friends w lo* went to the rump to visit S
fh** Gth di) *f July. A I» I9|S. hat l»l* •!
their' soldiers.
The remainder xvere •«i‘l frrtihrafr in m nfhr**. *rtf h*« m«*fr
For Sale Good nil
■(iplintion f«»r lit dr*il f«» i*»ur in armfl
arirt ftifh la*
S»»«1 r*rtlfir«t« . ml|*in* thr M.'ltD'D IlfHl liarnt^.H.
f. |1..mine ilt-«rrft*rtl |r p.rty •itu>t**«i in i .
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Srrrtintilr Count),
t* Tktl
SK'i of shiill, Kt. 1, . anford.
SW R See 12. T|»
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For Sale— Bantam
S a n fo r.l
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FEBRUARY 21. 1919
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i h. tl t V III I -I I.. Ill "ti. h
in'll.»•
The silk and wounded- must
I * ated for In hospitals. The army
j.iii*t In- *1* in*.t,IIIz*-.| Th* r* are thou
..till- of m,.'in. I |<I*|I< r-. lo roe- of
•1
400,000
Y.
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fill.,it,, tl'
bog.
Get That
Income Tax Return
off Your Mind
Tax expert to
III III* | I "|"'l Ill'll lit
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n-1*r '
(if \ it tnrv Ixitl'l
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pota to and o t h e r plan ts in season
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Armours Special Garden
Fertilizer, any amount.
Nitrate of Soda
7 * C. S. Meal
* Hordwood Ashes
Rock Lime
Blue Stone
Paris Green. Arsenate I>ead
Black Leaf 4.
Lettuce Hampers, Bushel
Baskets and nil Kinds
of Crate Materials.
. ,.2‘The Big Feed House”
BEST WAR PICTURE VICTGRY LOAN WILL
EVER MADE IS FREE' PUT COUNTRY BACi
FOR VICTORY LOAN ’ ON PEACE CAoIS
A ' l.illtt*
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soldiers ilietit«elves who broke th«* in**
potony of “chow" with home rooked
meals. In addition to nil thoue co-'t-.
'.'.‘i.tssi little etilhlren were t-nred lor In
the nursery and the rest room w.-rxed
7 tt.UK) tired wives nnd motlier*.
The workers at Ihe Information
desk received and answer**! DT.'xki
question* varying from tiow to g*'i the
best connection* to n destlnnilnn **l*nr
Five Reel Film Made By United State* Billions Needed To Pay I W u c - ,
across tin* continent, the rates of sol
Signal Corpe To Be Shown All
ors And I'esteh Maimed
dier* ’ .Insurance nnd Ihe kind of cre
Over The United State*
Soldiers New Trades.
tonne a girl*.bride should liuve In her
living room now (lint I'rlvnte John is
Once In a while someone p ks: i
1_ “New Cl lory for Old" Is the title of
coming homo "frdfif Franco. • Eleven
a wonderful motion picture to bp pre- ■'Wltafs the need of another L'b *rty |
thousand o f these queries required tel
. ephone conversations with various
aented all over the United Rtatos eooa lxinn now that tile-war’s over?"
Offlelala of the W ar Loan organism-,
' by the United States Treaaury I>w
company commanders relative to hunt
fartment for Impressing upon the tlon In this district have replied by ' ing up a soldier whoso parents hud nrAmerican people the need of the Vic outlining some of the purposes
for
ItVSF unexpectedly.
tory I.llferty loan for which the cam which money will he needed by the
palpi Is to start this spring.
It will Government next spring
Y. W. C. A. CAFETERIA
be presented In public auditoriums
It In shown that the amount ra’eed
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IN PORTO RICO
without charge to the public, and the by the Fourth Liberty Loan la. led
echedules will piirrolt almost over) only until December Urst. Hip* ndl
Porto Itlro has n cnfeterln. It Is the
city and Important town
to have a lures are going on now at the rate
of nearly two billion dollars u tin nth I first one established on the Islnnd. ntnl
allowing .of ih» titg film
Tin re w||| be a eiiuitiixl reduction of when It was opened In the Y. \V. I'.
This Is to be. without doubt, the treasury disbursements as. the war
Hostess House at Cntnp Las Casas the
greatest war picture ever presented drills are wiped out
names *,r.* « d* *l imaMuLsKniob xrt/rtt*.'d
The rrvenm
anywhere, flv** rv*da of r**al pleturer ffoju D m
nsmted'upiiii
WtU-^YlWs.bO.-t-Ulffe
DikWi ItutyrnarM. B.whSrWWMU-tor Hie pay all the hills, so the p<*ople will be having American dish vs.. I
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plriorlal history of the world by Up; coll*,d upon to provide the money by
The house lieenmo \HT Well known
United states Signal Corps, rind one stih-criblng to Government bonds Tin
In n short Hint*, ntnl a grout* o f women
of. the operators
was killed while brut* will b<* for noi more than six
frilnt San .luan volunteered ti* g*> **ut
cranking his camera
It Is a story
every tveek to mend siii-Vs tilol sow oil
billion dollars
of the Amerlmn soldier from the
htlHiitis f**r lb*1 s.ildters
^
Pay Day at Dome
day of lo* enlistment to tin* .«i«T he
'lilts rnorinnii- mii!.i> of tnofcv Irearhes. Berlin
It shows him In the flin g io par ift l ' r army i f i :* *1ti*
Iraiiilnt: camp. In the
t <*f **iiil*nrkn • ■ .■ bom*
l.esson lot Pig Ra'sers
fh* f ■■■•*• i i he*i'
In,n enp'Vioc
-•■Idler »tiei-eiii*-ni*
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.'i x in i _• rtn-iiig wit''»t
nn ■tit|<l**>»nl
hi* Imi.line a' Hr.-t
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xIt* re tw" lit* ii
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bis tiainiliK m th .iln •• aud about 3 "i>rt
lilt' . ii.,it. - . gl't * o i.» old.
V »t ■
f...-t nf tin |i.*tt*’ -t fighting known m
eto! .( i|i- f. !'
l*iu ">oit-"ii • ' • i .
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lb* gr* *' c'-nfl ■*
*1 |7*- piiliT" :*r*
b*' iD-trlbiit* >1 :l.ao ni .U.I* turning c.Ut ships, nirns
til.
1tie < \pell-« - were lyspeiilxrl)
through the «llstr1rl hentlqiinrlers of j i:>tieti*.'ll* it iril f •* r| with a
.<i '•A ‘ tel s.*>; 011 *1 ' til*' on*' *■•'•! ’"t
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HOME D r i l l It I'KII !N
No. 2 W. C. Oats * $2.90
Pure Wheat Short* - 340
3 25
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" . Bran I^irti Dairy Feed - - 4.25
Purina ”
" - - 4.10
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Hog "
- - 4.00
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Horw " - - 3.50
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Scratch " • - 4.50
" Chick Manh Fee*l 4.50
N o 1 Alfalfa Meal
Green - - - - 3.10
Half and Half
- - 3.50
3.40
.Green Cross
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Hastings7 1919
Seed Catalog Free
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It Is poor policy to figure in •-iii your
deposit one week and make up tin- de
flea-my next pay dat 'I Id- imi r««» will
soon Itreak up ymir saving system,
you'll find. Get a little money ahead
and then you will wonder how you ,
could have enjoyed yourself a minute .
while you werh living from one pay
day to the next, constantly putting oft
your eredltors. and wlthottl a cent to
fall hack on should you herorne ill or
lose your Joli.— Norton Spirit.
NEWi
Daily Thought.
Were there no fleiiVen nar hell
diiiuhl In botiesl.— John Webster’.
HOTEL
JACVVONVILLE-FLA
[urepMh Kyv Complete r»oderf\ Scrwned
ou!jide rwm? SuimlWed •‘ l^up- C&fe in
connectioA'Convenient totverythiaj’ la
twirl of City • Send for Booklet
- * t writotcw,sniTH,prop ' r * - .
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COFFEE
Alleviate* E a r a c h e . - '
I f earache does ant occur often possl|dy home Ireidmeiit will ullevlnfo the
suffering. which Is always so severe
while It liisls. Wring out hot cloths
ami apply them lo the ear. This often
brings quick relief,
tir innislvjj a
small piece of cotton, saturated with
sweet oil or liiiidamiro and plaei- It
eareftilly in tla- ear. This Is generally
i-llleaeloUs if the Iroatili- Is caused by
the hardening of the veils.
*
Coing Ahead Too Fast.
.
The yoittik deli etive vvns'cnlliusin.r*.
lie Jill I ila-Xpel’ieneeti,
Rushing lute
Ids ellief’s Olllee in great exeiletnent
crie d 1 "I've fniinil the a—a .-tn '
I've go!- him e I’lted'l --11 llint hi enn't
•snip*-"'
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chief tegill'deil I■I III
w itti vv i*to r In 1 ' "■ M "Allow til*’," lie
bald, "t-
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Daily Fashion Hint
Keep Your Saving System Going.
It's ready now. Ono hundred hand
somely Illustrated pages with hrllllant
cover In natural colors,
It's both
beautiful ami helpful anil all that la
necessary to gel It la u postal card
request. Y'ou will find our 1919 cata
logue) a well worth while hook.
Ilnstlngu Seeds are sold direct hy
mall. Yotr will never find them on
salo In the stores.
W o havo somo
five hundred thousand customers who
buy front us by mall. W o please and
satisfy them, and wo can please and
satisfy you lit 1919.
Earthquakes In Italy.
Plnntlng Hastings' Seeds iii your
StillIstles gathered In Italy throw
; rib.-ti or In your fields Iryutrr.i "good
throw some light on the question of
luck" so far ns results ran ho deter
mfued lty the seed pla ited. Tor ilo ‘ the relative, frequency „f earlInpmlies
years Hastings Stevia havo been the t by day ami by night. It has been ah
standard of seed excellence c a t pur h'ged that the suppoA-d greater fro
ity In tho South.
Only varieties qneney of iom lurn'al quakes Is only
adapted to the Soulli'iiro listed Qual trpparent. being due to the fuel that
ity of tho best mid prices often less
quiet conditions at night make the
limn llioso you pay at home. Wrlto
It
for frbo copy, of this splendid erita- shocks more readily perceptllde
loguu now.
H. G. HASTINGS CO., appears, however, that considering
only Ihiijm shocks which were so In
Geedsmen, Atlanta, Ga.— Advt.
tense tlmt they eolilij nut luive csenpetl notice id any hour, 805 occurred
during the 12 night hours.
Jlld,'* .
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Linked France and Scotland.
The small border, or treasure, which
surrounds the arms of Scotland In the
Drills!) eoul of arms Is the emblem of
preservation or protection. A legend .
states that the border was given to
A cImiIiis, king of the Scots, by t'liarlernagne as y pledge that the French
titles should defend the Scottish lloti. ,
The signllli-aiiee i.( this lies In the tie
sign of the her J -r, which Is composed
” f llcUr-de-lls.
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\vatxTt nice distanie from town,
pood roads, six acres of land
suitable for citrus culture. A
n je e
winter home.
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JIANDB0ME FOR EVE N IN G .
Slmplo yql exteedlngly ricn in ef
fect Is this Tr/iek of white chiffon
cloth daintily headed and trimmed
with.all-over net. Panels of tho net
nrh used on either side of tho Bklrf5
and tho girdlo Is of net mounted on
satin. Tho draped alcoves Itavo pl
eated edges In medium slzo tho t|e:
r.lgn requires 9 yards 44-Inch chiffon
cloth and 1 yards 26-Inch net.
Pictorial Review Costume No. 7913.
. i.-.es. Id to 20 years. Price, 25 cents.
Embroidery No. 12193.
Transfer,
tiiiio or yellow, 15 cents.
Y’ou Cam liny From lit at
Wh,drunk I’ricrt
rle.-ifn i-aldi- carrying 11.04nI volts of
eleetrlelty to rah a mill at <Joodyf-Ttr,
I'oiiii. stopped the power and threw
sen rid hundred men out of work for
f-evvrnl Inuifs. I.lneim n, after several
holirs'*NeitW}i1 localeil'the owl, blirTied
to n cinder,7' i
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The Stick-Carrying IJablt.
Th*- -'"1. h.tl'if
nint h mnn* com*
ni«»h in r!n::Linil f tinft In Anii'rirn. In
,S*'vv \ »+1 , »*r
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or
li.i11 "iti't i \riii ih ..ti fiiv ti loi that mill
t* r \mi «■?•!•mi
i4 i youngish lima
vim i '
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ttf VYH* .*| Mi In 11 lilt
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IM.KAHUKE IN SE R V IN G YOU.
Charles Electrical Co.
111 Park Avenue
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Spcnccr Bnkery llldg.
Assisted by the following soloists all of Mclroploitan fan.e:
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Anna Fitziu, s o p r a n o of the Chicago Opera
Company; Idello Patterson, coloratura sopra
no; Wylie I). -Aldridge, dramatic soprano;
Arthur Hnckett, tenor; Lester Bindley, b a ss'
baritone: Marion Rouse, pianist; Lotta.’dreenup, violinist; Jean Cooper; contralto.
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Se;is;nti. tickets . S12A1UJ now on Bale, Address a F
comnuinicndohs, Orlando Music^ Festival Ass’n.
Walter Drennen, ' Director, O r la n d o , Florida.
ply.
Get Out of the Rut'Occasionally.
Tli.ro Is sometimes no harm, mid
•■ft, ti a hilel.i tflil -,f |oy, In Just being
i*-*i loutish for a —pi-11. Ami many a
title- it toosi-ns up i),,. strings of th**
11* rt to I m- extravagant, • von like the
ii, i i . tv hoy at the circus who -aid;
I • g**l I i i ,-u l- amt it., go In’ to
- d It all on peanuts ami I ibaft
•i i , a ilurn vv ho htiovv - It, ii*t:her."
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Orlqinndy
Military Title.
• f'enernl. the mutn, ittid tin- ndjce(|v<*
geiiernl. Ihe iintmiym uf pnrtleul.ir, go
bin I, I" the 1.11! in geliemle.. tueiitllllg
.■•’leiiL’ i'i t,i n i iei- ,,r kind, mid It-nlf
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lending linn i bi-ileve slu* Wits itumestie In Jier tn-t*’, me J nftcr in* mnrrleil
In- ! . .iiied to hi- di-nmv tlmt -In- hud
never 1-1 . II |. tre I b \ til tmt) -in egg
•m l i ' i
-I,. . , b ii’ i ’u nheninnviIlf lie rd’ eg ,,r I b . l l i . g tillr — Ilnll-tiin
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ih, ,,run lb, lb,t,i ,
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lie . It- .in ntUei-r led ling
, iiej*ii|ly nt iilnnil .’t ;i. m. nml eiiithi tmt
* he * ii wukciii-ir n.f wii rk. Tin- nlnrin
j i biel. IiiiiI mi elTeet. 11••r ijl*! r* |n uteil
enlh frmii nietiiliers nf tli<- tminlv. Her
, Illlle brut In-r I mil id tile I’eVetlle* lull
tin gild w uh tin snliller. l- lliiilfv "The
Stiir-Si'imglrd ItmuierV was |dnvei|,
j ii'i'l tn that tin- palrlntl, gill linmi-iUUtely res|nin*h d.-—lin-tmi Gbihtv
Advice Soldiers Need* Not Take.
Setgeimt, the French fur which l"
M'l’gimt. tin- l.iilliui sergetile, I'niiieN
frnm tin* medieval Latin ward serv lig)fc, .mantling a aervnid, ii vti*--idr " f
n vim-al snldler who seemv in hsve
netnl iii iii) arderly nr striker. Tell
lids tn yntir sergeant same warm titty
whrii In* fi'illelsn. ymir aiqu-araiu'i* on
1'iirade in his eanrst*, unfeeling man
ner, It will safleii him. it mny even
nt#Jl lilta.— New Vnrk Evening I'nsl.
at the Ford Agency,
Ad So,Ior5 Superstitious.
"d,,r- are Mipvrsllllntts, lull
-" '< ..... .. li ly under this lathe aid deep -eu li-la-rmfin.
t.' tile deepest hlilll in "elgtm"
idnl "aw ii - nf all kinds. Nothing would
hidil* i a -kipper of the old sehaal la
ettH-en ;rr Kililuy; Opt** Inin pttt tmiieHever wiia dated to IvnVe lilt* ilaeks at
t.rlllislij. I .ughiud. ell a tinnil Frl(lu>"
win* Ii*»ileiI tlireitgii tla- lock gates l,y
tin- -i andidi/.cd ’ jmpuliifc. lit spite af
thus itmllenglng tin* fates, tmvvev.r, lie
rvlrirtieij safely wiih s h i p ,and crew.'
Wo have I hi1 stuck and tin* very best o f workmen.
Your work will receive our best attention
at all times and we are always here
lo make yood our guarantee of
:-------------- - liT-K-t - e I a 8d»-worknmnship
1•
THIdli; NIA iat WAS A IIKTI HIt TIME TO MAKE TIIOSK ItFl’ MKS,
Rossini's
“ Stabat Muter '
Mend.elssohn’s “ Elijah’*
(Jreig's ...
"Olaf TryKvasson”
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While living there lie become
\mol vi lint lil- ri’.'isiui mil Imr IAi•*4 lit*
dlv In* live,| 1m Aitrnti I’.ut't’i
V|-| tin l*.tfliimtli nf tb, uli.sl.
“T• in.
’ le! i i , i-,tiuihlihelll*’--,
11“ 1.I'tein nml iii n]i"-t i f
1111*1 us lieI lb * pill veil 1,;- rtiin.
If 1“ l " - t -uppbrted vv 1Mtl to*- » Iii.*hr“ 1 nu! Hu bin,.., it i >, iJn Ai > . 14I Hnil
\i
•l • i ' | > .I *.
» "*Ir ■
es* Deception
<j' tn
\ <
I. - 1 t|,,» in i|e ip
4*1 .
f Ii In* M 5i L*li_ ,i i.r. tn.,Hiliii-' Vi,
i i
i • ii b- i ,i- ■ *in l it.g
fi, in,
P a trio tic A ir Roused Her.
A Quincy girl relumed frmu n dune,
and Electrical ( ’milmeting
('horiks of 200 Voices and Orchestra in .
an Irishman standing on the platform,
"I helli-Ve- I've cut open Illy head.”
"Well, begor, now’s the time to gi-t
something lulu it," was Pat’s witty re
i’ lquihtr Me-
i .im
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
1■»
MI SCI! A E LM AN , Violinist. ,
Opportunity to Be Seised.
"* .
A porter In I.hmlun was engaged Ih
Sourcp of Republic's Strength.
I-,IV 1-mmeril m ii w • II i "li-til sited rrpqldle reipilre-i im belief frmii mnn he*
till
PalitI l i , Florida
n.ORID.VS GIlKATEST MUSTCAL i : v n N T “
n e w language, and had only then re
cently taken up the study ; ami (lie late
John Illgeluw Was slid an author turn
ing out u hook when he passed his
ninety-fifth birthday. — Philadelphia
Public Lei Igor.
M ignzP
!lll|„ I -l*,r
W. A. Merryday Company
February 28th, March 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
and a steel trap in \vhleh the bird httrl~.cJtmniug.n lug gaum* a a. .whim ihe door
I d ome caught attd flown nvvnyr~tnifr’*~tJ**lt**' lu u i.-striking him vlolenlly on
the head. “Oh * Pat." In* exclaimed to
ard Till, allgliltrig mi a high-powered
ertif eiimnmtnl.
ITrll. far I' i I h
Five Great Concerts
cannot learn a new trade after be Is
forty, but till* statement lias frequent
!y been disproved. Peler S. Im Pon
ceau, was eighty when he wrote Ids
valuable treatise on the Cochin Chi*.
Owl Stopped Wheels of Industry.
The curious combination of an owl
Not
F ru it an d V e g e ta b le C r a te a
Florida
Orlando,
■.
Ability of tho Aged.
It has often been * said that n mnn
Id -
On Flour, Grain and Feed
FE ST IV A L
Cold-Water Cure.
III-, hat.
on
THIRD. ANNUAL MUSIC
If our eyes are In good order xvr
may keep them so hy opening them
under t old vvitti r every morning when
wo wash, lint.mid water i s fur strong
f-Ve s : VVI -ill fill s should use It tepid.
u||!| a little hornrle powder dissolved
therein.
Keep your boruelc ‘ solution
ready mixed in a hot tie. then you
won't have to make It up every day.
lltital fn'e Cjyi a cigar uni lor racing
f .
FEBRUARY 28. 1819
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE SIX
Daily Fashion Hint
*
a few in stock
just now
c. F. WILLIAMS
EDWARDHIGGINS
, AGENT
•SALESMAN
F. Or P A I N T K I t
PK K TTLF/K K
CO.UPA ' t
•Incksntivillry, I'lo r i.In I’erlili/.rrs, IttNeclieiJes, Sprayers, Pm.llry Stipitliei
F o » thm y a j a i v f l a w l y - m
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in
lhi«
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i’rirr. i l v i p ij li..r '*i-Y
J. ... Si*l 111.INI), l.ttral \frnl.
di
sv M d im . lu mitM
Jgst What He Had Done.
H ILL
LUM BER
B U IL D E R S
CO
S U P P L IE S
LIIM B K K .
LATHS,
,
SHING LES
S E W E R P I P E and DRAIN T I L E
vvt tvKt t.itiKitn iinviix vi rut
Charlie, trying tn amuse himself ns
best lie rntlldw-ttllhe.nlil af Hie gimige
dragging an old ealivveliby iinibrella.
W'blrh after liiueii exert 11'll In* win
nble ta njien aver ills lieinl. His grnmlmniher. earning ta tin* dour, eulled
mil, "fTinrlle. van put Mint iimlirelln
- right up tills minute." t'luiriie piped
hark. "I bus del It tqi nml I'-,, daln
i f, r a walk."
A
Protection From Live Wire*.
F ar t h e . j u r e prnteelhiti af linemen
handling llvd wires n pair af gloves
Inside and one outside of tit*1 rubber
gloves. Imve been reminttteinhsl. The
woven fabric Inside glove takes up persplFatinn and shields tin* rubber from
tin* finger nails nnd a leather gauntlet'
aver tin* rubber glove protects frnm
aiil-lile m c lm n h ,1 lalttry, aids tn
grasping Iunis’ n i !
warm in vvirfti-r.
I:ee*n the tmnds
•
9
vooe
or
th e
day.
A semi formal frock of figured
crepe combined with satin Is-featured
here. The skirt Is laid in three tiers,
narrow, lint cleverly arranged to sug
gest fulness. The waist has tho“ front
trimmed with a broad panel af selfmaterial outlined with large black
satin buttons. The long panel nt tho
back is also of black satin. Medium
slro requires
ynrds 36-lncb satin
nnd 5-ynryIs Finch crepe.
Pictorial
Review Costumo No.
79S0. Sizes, IG and 20 years. Price,
25-cents.
WHAT YOU SURELY NEED
ta k icrT ^ re n Iv T|
C' lndu,t,rio^ H w . Small doses of 1hs»e
sometimes t Y ? ,ur1c
You may also v e d a p u rg itl«
It will wav"
larger dos«. Keep that In mlwk
It III pay you rich dividends in Health and
n*niiiii*
Small Pill
bear*
Smtll Doss
alfnatura
Small Pries
ROSY CHEEKS ■» IIF.AI.TirY
will b* much h*lp*d by
COLOR iodkatM Iroatatba Blood. P***0*
CARTER'S IRON PILLS
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FEBRUARY 28. IM 9
T I l E SANFORD HERALD
minntion of the j r i s h
achieve it; nnd
V
people to
%
primary system, and, in addition,
to elevate to a position of dornin- !
W H E R E A S ' the Prorhunutinn «.f
an Irish Republic, Easter, 1910. and (
the supreme courage and glorious
sacrifices of the men who gave th. .
lives to maintain it, have united : -j
people of Ireland under the (lag of
the Irish Republic, he it Resolved
that we, the delegated representa
tives of tile Irish people, in ( ’<>uvt-n>tlon assembled, hereby declare ifi.
following to he the ( ‘onstitutioii of
Sinn Fein:
1.
T h e name of the
shall lie Sinn Fein.
S-O-M-E
Goodies!
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BAKING POWDER
the safest, purest,' mbit
economical kind. T ry
i i —drive ass ay lukc-day
failuici.'1
You save when ymj hue It.
Y--ii i-.ive when yuu utf it.
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Rtiral
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32 X 3 '
31 X 1
32 X 1
33 X .1
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35 X 4
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PRICES
The great man U* la- who does Rtd 1
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Sinn
CUT
G u aran teed
Plain
Non-Skid
Tube
$11 .Oil
$12.00
$2.75
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11.50
15.75
3.25
10.50
17.50
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37.50 .
30.50
7.50
S I l l J E t T T O i:\ t.M IN .V T IO N
do. x d
1 11 thy _’d 's * . t-epi wlam Mu!,- Willies si lioolietieher
eretion’ ol the local bodies .
a '
VVilllo what lie has In Ids dcsl;
g
AT
and Other High-Grade Guaranteed Make*
a rilled forces nr pensioner thereof,
nor any person who has taken tin
oath o f . allegiance* to •the British
G overnm
ent, .shall he I'iigtble
eligible so
Go\
■rntnent.
! lo.-.g a* In- relit! 1:3 th e otlice nr pr..si... ,
Tug that oath .
.
advt. .
l.aw
MAKES
T R A C T FROM S C H E M E
OF O R G A N I Z A T I O N
\
iteiit Assembly shall tie (-oi)voked, I
comprising persons ehoseii by the 1
Irish
Con-iiiiieiii'i-* as Gi" s
prom o
.
STANDARD
MUBES
T
GOODRK H . D IA M O N D - MILLER - FIRESTONE
PORTVGK - II \T,\VI \ - S U M M I T
Wiic 1 Soft Aiv.wtr Doesn't
-It
I'iier* ,li-ri.
.
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1,
,
lilt' rt-sululiuu of Sinn I -in, aib-p: '
ed tit flonventimi, 1
a ( ■'
and a d
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j*e*rV^''
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lhi- Irish (■ •i.l* T
binding nit f • f
npim-vnl ..itldallv hy the
u h !'.«<! Authorities.
v e s t
ALL
The Sinn Fein organization shall 1
* Higjode a president, two vice presi*.l
"denis, two lion, secretaries, two I
ll-Hi treasurers^, four niitiifmil trus-'
t-* s. ami annual urd-fhets, and ard-'
i heniharr!e with its standing com11 Hu , toialiurrle nnntair and cum' nrmi.
I
tizo requires l yard* 'Cinch gaiiarUin<f\vltli ■ yard 3tMnch novelty vetvet
*
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Pictorial Review J a c k e t No. 77i»l.
FlZes, 31 to H Inches Imst. Price. 2a
cents. Sk irt No. 7S27. KU-W.2I to
3S laches waist, price, 2d Ceuta.
lITi "M ake use ""of any and i vory
means uViiiltthle to reiuirr i>nj»- -tent the powef --f England t i 1C-M
Ireland in suhjet 1 ion hy m . :ar\
f o n v or ollierwu
TIRES
collars ^tre piomiuoully
b Membership shall in* open to a il:
the latest tailored cos*
what success may h-i afiults of Irish birth or parentage, irthe ahave njodt'l in ga- respective nf sex, class or V reid , jvho
straight gathered skirt a * , apt the"eon»titulion of s j n n Fein,
.I Jacket The vest^ Is qf | „ w Hmt » o n um ber of th e British
gracefully shaped collar.
British Crown or at
eigtj Government in
Ireland;
S a v e frQm 30 to 50 per c e n t on yo u r
abolition of th, Poor I.aw
.,iot niiI stitption * in* ns
'!'.ui of adeijuate relief to tiie
-ig-'-l and infirm, and the employ*
tner t - f tile able bodied in the
r‘ la mu tion of waste lands, af
forestation, and other
national
•r -I n-produi five Works.
^
s t h ik in o
(»l Deny tin' ri»:111 fend oppose tin-
Irish
Economies.
II-
Vests and
featured . on
tunns, with
gained from
bardtne wiili
and send lilt.
8.. This object shall he attained
through the Sinn Fein Organization,
whieFi shall, in the name of tin- Sov
ereign Irish jienpie:
CALUMET-
Agriculture and
organization
H a vin g achieved that status, si.
Irish people may l>y referendum
freely choose their own form of
Government.
— light.
fln ffv .ten d er^ g g - _
cakes, biscuits and
doughnuts that just
keep y ou h a n g i n g
'round t h e pantry—
HIGHEST S
•ince in t h e F n i v e r s i t y s y s t e m
I
~ 2. Sinn Fein aims at securing thei •
international recognition of irelaml
as an independent Irish Republic.
" — the k in d y W j i
that
,t^SI
in ytyir
month
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will enable you to keep up your necessary social
and business correspondence without being tied
indoors to a desk and ink well.
The novel you are rending or the deck of, your
launch is desk enough when you write ..with
Waterman's Ideal-Fountain Pen.
Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens are obtainable
at best ijcalers everywhere. Three types —Regu
lar, Safety, nnd Self*Filling. From $2.50 up.
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there im Heaven nor hell
dmutd h< honest. .Iiihu Webster.
Were
• Alleviates Earache.
It* earache does not occur'often pos:!hly home trentmeiit will alleviate the
suffering, which Is always so severe
while it lasts..„AVring. uuk.hot »eiu
pil'd npjrly rhenriwttirv errr•*Tft?s1Wfbrl
brings quick relief. * Or moisten n
small piece of cotton, .saturated with
swis-l oil or laudanum and place iL
carefully In the ear. This Is generally
i llienrioijs if the trouble Ik caused by
Ihu hardening nf the Wax.
JAC!tfONVIllE*FLA
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COFFEE
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Golnu Abend Too Fast.
The vuiim. detective was cnllitlsla.r,lle bill InexiHTieiieed.
Ituslilng Into
bis rliiiTs nllteo i11 -ri-:i( i*\eiteii|ellt
< l e 'd ; " I M
louml tlie ii- m o i i i !
1-Ve Cut him eornervd
(list lie emi t
■oseapf "*
Tl|.. elder legutdeil him
with Wi'll. ( i l l ■ . II " \llow I.e . IllMill. "ii i!i,.n v. 11r j,it.-ntn.il
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fuel I int :.t pie- -nl we are |o >l.lng
tl"l I* tl.) a - - -.U, bill I ■'I' . lues." .hi'V' ■
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Ii HAVE l-’OTt S A L E an
terms to suit purchaser, a
newly and nicely furnished bun
galow of 5 rooms with bath, soft
wafer, nice distance from town,
good roads, six acres of land
suitable for citrus culture. A
nice winter home.
l,i
P. C O N N E L L Y
- i.i*
Dally Fashion Hint
£$■
" f th'ur-de-Hs, , m
Cold-Water Cure.
If our eyes are In good order we
m a y . k e e p them so by oponlng them
under cold wnti r every morning when
u.i u.islt,. tint enldw.ilerl.H ftir si mill!
e \ c '’. we-ik >iti «■ should* ll*)* Il tepid,
with a little borne|e powder dissolved
therein.
Keep your baruelc solullnn
ready mixed In n bottle. th<'n you
tvmi’t lmve to make It vp every day.
Earthquakes In Italy.
XtiilbdicM gntlnTcd In Italy throw
throw some light on the question of
Uf3 relallve frequency o f cnrthqiiitkcs
by day arul by night. It hits been al
leged tllllt tile sUppicA-d groat(T fre
cpieney of nocturnal quakes Is only
iqqiarent. being due to the fuel Unit
quiet conditions nt nlglit make the
shocks more readily perecpllhle.
It
appears, however. Unit considering
only those -shocks which were so In
tense Hint they timid not have es
caped notice ut miy hour. 805 occurred
during the 12 night hours.
mwi
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On Flour, Grain and Feed
fru it and Vegetable Crate*
You Csn Buy From Us at
Wholmnle Briers
nANDSOM E FOR EVENING,
Xltnplo yet exceedingly rich In ef
fect is this frock of whlto chlfTon
clidh daintily Iwaded and trimmed
with all over net. Panels of tho net
are used on either side of tho aklrl
und tho glrdlo Is of net mounted on
n:ltln. Tho draped slcoves have piefitod edges. - In medium sire tho dor.ign requires & yards 44-lneh chlfTon.
doth ami 3 yards .’bi-lnch net.
Pictorial Review Costume No. 7313.
..jit-s. M to 20 yearn. Price. 25 cents.
Embroidery No. 12193.
Tranafor,
bluu or yellow, 15 cents.
ff.A.Merryday Company
Palitka, Florida
ELEC TR IC A L
S U P P L IE S
and Klcctrical Ctmlractinji
•Wo have the stock and the very best o f workmen.
.Your work will receive our best ull.ent.ion
• at all times and we are always, here
. .
to make need our guarantee of
__ ___l i c i t - c l a s s workmanship
“ T H E R E NEVER W A S A ItKTTBR T I M E TO M A K E T H O S E R E C U R S .
OR W IR E THAT HOU SE. WE W IL L T A K E
PLEASURE IN SER VING YOU.
I*
Charles Electrical Co.
I l l Park Avenue
Spencer Hakery Bldg.
H ILL
LUM BER
B U IL D E R S
CO
S U P P L IE S
LUM BFR,
SHIN G LES.
S E W E R P I P E and DRAIN T I L E
l l h l . l llll till IIOMis u
1- Ml
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FESTIVAL
Orlando,
Florida
.
Five Great Concerts
- February 28th, March 1st, 211(1, and 3rd
FLOR ID A’S fiRKATCST M U S I C A L E VE NT
M I S C H A K L M A M , V iolin ist.
Chunks of 200 Voices and Orchestra in
i i ,,
• Ability of the Aged.
It has often been said that a man
t’nmmt learn a new trade after he Is
forty, hut tills statement hits frequent
ly been disproved. Peter S. I Hi Pott
ceau was eighty when ho wrote Ills
valuable treatise oil tho Cocldn Chi
nese language, anil hud only then re
cently taken up the Study; und the late
John Bigelow w a s sllll.au author turn
ing out u hook when he passed Ids
ninety-fifth- birthday. — Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
“ Stabat M a te r"
R ossini’s
•
Mentftilssohn's
‘E lija h * *
( I r e i g 's
‘O l a f T r y g v a a a o n "
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A ss is t e d b y the f o llo w in g soloists a l l o f M c t r o p l u i t a n
Anna
Fitziu, s o p r a n o of the* C h i c a g o i O p e r a
C o m p a n y ; I d e l le P a t t e r s o n * c o l o r a t u r a s o p r a
no;
W y lie
I).
A ld rid ge,
A r t h u r H ackett, tenor;
d ram atic
soprano;
L e s t e r R in g le y , b a s s -
ELDER
SPRINGS
WATER
T. 0 . C H A R L E S , D istribu to r
len t. In tin- I will, g. nefiile . lie ,.nine
lu ll.ngili. In ;i i.e i hi kind, met ,|self **' v * r ■
1 11
trueuig ii. u h i i p i-.-ii.-er, (rs.ni cgm-r-r, |
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tie >l III V I 11. I .e . . ,. .
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le|.. I l - ' ( he llll. ,-.i,
| ii,,,
fib* menus nil nllirer ledding
jeuend ...iitiimn.L
I
Patriotic Air Rou&cd Her,
■
l ,.\ Quincy girl returned from a d.inc.
recently ut uhont 3 it, in, und could not
..be. uuiiki-iu il. fur„Atud..___’l lu- nijirip
■ |ebtek hiiil no elfeet. imr did r. p. ated
. l-ulb from uieiulteisol Me- l.irnih Her
til 111* luoMier loop'd tie- revedte lltll
tin gild win, no mili|h*r. Fllinlly "The
Stiir'Spnligled Bau'iiei’" \*as played,
unit to tlmt tlie patriot!, girl Innaeditu<dy resporobab— Boston rflolii-.
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( Di Itnil j*it i*»jg
h. . . i I , i ' d n lie iuahie
' or . . ring i-ut.— Il'dislnn
All Sailors Superstitious.
i*UI • .ibas nio stipcrsl it bot**, blit
!|" ln i 1 >•>1111■I• i,-1y under Oils |jj.
f1111-m-ili,- old deep sen ibslierillflU.
lie |*U1** llli-«|ee|H‘Nl faith In *Vlgn?"
iim! oiii.'ii-i of all klrid-t. Not bine worth
III.Ill-i a skipper fg tile old ocliopl t.
Imrt pltl unln
Uevi-r ulfn doled to ii-qvi* llu- i Ioi -Uk n
Iiriiiisl.i laigbiml. on a lloml 1-Tbhiy
" a ; lloilleil lliriillgb tile lock gute.s Iry
llm Miilidilllzmt |iopnhne. In .spile uf
lluis . Iialli-ngiiig iln- fate!*, b.nvev.-r. he
relurtieij s.'ifel* with ..hip upil crew.
Daily Fashion Hint
Advice Soldiers Need Not Take. •
Sergi'iinl. tin- French for uhiek Is
Ki t gellt. the Italian sergente, eontl'K
frmu the medieval Eaiin word servl* it*, im-iinfug a ftbrvuiit. it vtttytri, trr
n
soldier who seems to .lijivo
itelisl ns tig orderly or striker. Tell
this to votir sergeant mini** warm tiny
when In- eriltelsi-K your nppi-iirtinro tin
parade In his eonrse. unfeeling man
ner. It will soften him. It may even
nt*lt him.— New York Evening |'o,t.
at the Ford Agency,
a few in stock
- «s=^**
i
just now
C. F. WILLIAMS .
EDWARDHIGGINS
• AGENT -
SALESMAN
K. 0 . P A I N T E R
FER T ILIZ ER
COM PA S'f
J a c k so n v ille , F lo rid n
I'erlili/.rrs, Inseclicides, Sprayers, Ikmllry Siipplli' i
r-0 f Party, yr»rt wr bjvr Uua rnsnufscunnj femli/cr, in this Suie---*w havr u j :
laurrjtrt every county t.i Floridi.
rite Fur l.atest I rii-e I.i^t
Brier* l l v i y i ij lu.e
J. t.. SI'l IILINti, Loral *zrai. NANKOIII). tLOKIDA
Just What He Had Don^.
('lintlie. trying to amuse Mtjiself ns
best lie eolltil. flllTle out of Iho gum go
dragging an old cobwebby umbrella,
which after much exert Inn he was
aide to open over Ills head. His grand
mother, coming to the door, railed
out. "Charlie, you pm Mutt umbrella
right up Mils minute." Clmrlo- piped
back. "I lias did it up luol 1'so dnlu
fi r a walk."
Protection From Live Wire*.
I'or the mire pfoleellmi of liiminen
handling live wires a pair of gloves
hi'lde and one outside **f the rtiblier
gloves have been rccommi-micd. Tlie
woven fabric Inside glove takes up per
spiration and shields the rubber from
the linger until and n fonthrY gauntlet
over the rubber glove protects from
out side me'dintih .1 r-Jtiry. aids In
grasping t<mls r.:**? lu-epi t!m hands
warm In winter. *
A
A VOOE O r T1IE DAY.
semi formal frock of tlgured
crepe combined with satin Is featured
here. The skirt Is laid in Ihfeo tiers,
narrow, hut cleverly arranged to sug
gest fulness. The waist has the front
trimmed with a broad panel of self
material outlined with largo black
satin buttons. The long panel nt tho
back Is also of black satin. Medium
sire requires I H yards 3fi-lnch satin
and f* yards l Inch crepe.
Pictorial
Review I’ostmno
No.
79S0. Slztj. 10 and 20 years. Brlco,
25 cents.
WHAT YOU SURELY NEED
U k en r.-L -o iyH i|P’ lndu" , r,° u * Hvcr.
ion%tlm7.
l l n,Ur.c ,h ,t- Y « u
Small doses o f tbsse I
need a purgst
It will MV vmi r i r h l s ' i'n<j l‘ r'|fr dose. Keep that In ml
P y y
rich dividends In Health and Happiness.
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Opportunity to Be Seized.
Owl Stopped Wheel* of Induttry.
A porter
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Season tickets ($12.00) now on sale. Address all
the head. " ( H i ' Pat." he exclaimed to
ui.it all. allghllteg ">n ii high puwereil
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Irldpnan
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communications, Orlando Music Festival Ass’n:
"I hellevi- I've e(|| open Illy head."
eb-efilelty t<> rufl.a. mill ill Goodyear,
Walter Drennen, Director, O r la n d o , Florida.
• '"loi,. stopped the i>owrr and lhr*-w | "Well, lieg.ir, now'f) (he time to get
something intu it." was J'at’s witty re*
st;verul luunlt'eij men out of work for
several hoars, l.laf-men; after several
Juttlrs’ seartli. lucalytl the owl, burned
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Get Out of the Rut Occasionally.
There Is siiineMtiif-K no harm, and
Tbc Stick Carrying Habit.
rt"U a Inicl.i i l ul of Jay. ill ji|st being
Tin- stick tmldl to much more comd friolisb f..r a spell. And many n
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THIRD ANNUAL MUSIC
b a r i t o n e : M a r i o n R ou se, p i a n i s t ; L o t t a . G r c c n -
Writ, f,r I’rlM f.l,l
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Linked France and Scotland.
The sum 11 border, or trensure, which
surrounds the jmns of Scotliind In the^
British coat of arms Is the emblem of
pres..r\at Ion or proteetfon.
A legend
states (tint the liordet was given to
A< Indus, king of the Scots, by Charle
magne iih a pledge that tin; French
lilies slJInilil defend the Scottish Hurt.
The significance of this lies in the de
sign of the ln r,; a*, which Is composed
your creditors, nml without tl eeid -to
fall buck njp should you become ill or
lose your job.— Norton .Spirit.
Planting Hastings’ Seeds In your
; ; '.’ ett or In your field* In-urea "good
luck” so far as rcsuRVenn ho determilled by the need planted. l*or 110
years Hustings Sued.* have been tho
standard of need excellence gml pur
ity In tho South.
Only varieties
adapted to the South urn listed Qtial
lly of tho best tuid prices often less
than Ihosn you. pay nb borne. . Write
for fri:o copy o[ this splendid cata
togun now. H. G. HASTINGS CO.t
•Seedsmen, Atlanta, Ga.—Advt.
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Keep Your Saving System Going.
Il i s ‘poor policy to figure to ••u» votir
de p M t one Week and tmike up the.de
ficiency next pay dn* 'i'bl- • ottr-m will
soon bfcuk up yoltr -living system,
Jolt'll tlml. (let a little money abend
and then you will wonder how you
could Inive enjoyed yourself n minute
While, you were living from one pay
day i'n the next. ron-timtlv putting oft
It's ready now. Ono hundred handhomely Illustrated pages with brilliant
i over It) natural colon).
H'tt both
beautiful and helpful and all that la
necessary to get It Is a postal card
rcipieHt. You will And our 1313 cata
logue a well worth w lilo book.
Hastings Seeds arc! sold dlreet»i>y
mall. You will never Ami them «nr
salo In the stores.
\\*e havr. somo
livy hundred thousand enstomers who
buy from us by mail. Wo please and
satisfy them, and wo can please and
satisfy you In 1319.
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T H E SANFORD HERALD
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TUE 8ANF0RD HERALD.
mination of t}ie
achieve it; and
Irish
people
to
Daily Fashion Hint
W H E R E A S the Proclamation of
an Irish Republic, Easter, IDI<>. ami (
the supreme courage and glorious
sacrifices of tin* men wlm gu\c th«ir
lives* to maintain it, have united the
people of Ireland under the (lag of
the Irish Republic, be it Resolved
that wo, the delegated representa
tives of the Irish people, in ( ’onvention assembled, hereby* decide
Infollowing to be the Constitution of
Sinn Fein:
1. Th e name of the
shall be Sinn Fein.
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CALUMET
BAKIHO POWDER
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the safest, purest, tnoit
economical kind. T r y
Jt_drivea»vay bake-day
failures.''
You save when you buy it.
You save when you use it.
AftUur.uIa-o .ilisrpuli’ wiFclk
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or other w ise.
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If S K'-.l Authornii-:s.
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I l I u l l L o l awards
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' ': •' Mowing as the Sinn Fein Con* * ii'
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3.25
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I et Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen help. It
will enable you to keep up your ncceasary social
and business correapondence without being tied
indoors to a desk and inlf well.
The novel you are rending or the deck of your
launch ia deak enough when you write with
Wntermnn’s Ideal Fountain Pen.
Wntermnn’s Ideal Fountain Pena arc obtainable
nt beat dealera everywhere. Three types —Regu
lar, Safety, nnd Self-Filling. From $2.50 up.
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STANDARD
GOOHItH II - D IAM OND - MILLER - FIRESTONE
I’ MKT \GK - It \T \\T \ - SCM.MIT
Wiic i Chft An w j r Dee-n’t “ Z
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Therefore, hi accordance, wttit
the resolution of Sinn Fein, adopt
ed in C o n v e n t i o n , a . Cm. i *
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uent Assembly shall be c o i n .....d,
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comprising persons chosen by tin11 i - Ii
C. it-'.* i. !••••. .1
thi •, preme Nation.ii a it r.ts * i
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people and I iti .t
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ALL
"M embership shall.lie open to all
a‘!u!t< of Irish birth or jutri nlage, Ir
respective of sex, iia>s or V reed, who
cept the constitution of Sinn Fein,
pa\e that c.o member of the British
armed forces or pensioner thereof,
tor any person who hns taken nn
e.'itii of allegiance to the British
Government, shall be eligible so
long as lie retains the oflice or post,
pi' n involving, that oath.
tui\ t.
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incicdtenu at have been
tmiininl <>!iutally liy the
in
r.rrrc T .
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.i gracefully shaped collar.
Medium
will
! ■ riti.-h I arliament ami •
rcfj„|rPi, | yards 51 inch gabar• British Crown or any other for-, dine with i ; yard 50-inoli uovcity velelgn Government to 'legislate for
vet.
Ireland;
Pictorial Review Jacket No. 7751.
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Sizes. .11 to II Inches bust. Price. 23
ibt Make use of any and .Very* ronls. skirt No. 7'27. * Sizes. 21 to
means available tn render impo-1 3? inches waUt. Price. 20 ccuta.
tent the power of England to
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Ireland 'in subjeeiion h\ in . tar.
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TIRES M TUBES
include a-president, two vice presitit htn. tm. Hi,n. serretari
ll»in. tr**;iMtrcra, f •mr niitioi
t. ■4. iiml annual ;ird-flicis.
i ■.•nrl ;»rr !,• with it.* .'t.indi
HI 1 * . r omharric • ( untair si
it till.
fo a 1 u ro ' 1 • *
(ul Deny the right and oppose the
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Vests and collars are prominently
tailored cos*
tuilles. with wll.it success may bo
gained from the above model in ga
bardine with straight gathered skirt
ntid-scml-tltti d jacket. The vest Is of
striped velvet and Is in ono with tho
attained
through the Sinn F. in Organization,
which shall, in the name of the Sov
ereign Irish people:
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cakes, biscuits and
doughnuts that just -]jj
keep you h a n g i n g
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n in e
Sav$ from 30 to 50 per c e n t on yo u r
E X T R A C T FROM S C H E M E
OF O R G A N IZ A T IO N
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organization
Having achieved that status, the
Irish people may by referendum
freely choose their own form of
Government’.
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that m*e*l*t / ~ L m
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I‘ 1 ■yjholt! n n of i lo- Poor Law
" • ' ’ em and substitution hi its
•i* id of adequate relief to the
ag<d and intirm, and the employno M of the able bodied in tin*
'• • iamalioii of • waste lands, afforostatinn.’* and other
national
•md rcproiiui live works.
2. Sinn Fein alms* at'se c u rin g ’the
International recognition of Ireland
as an independent Irish Republic.
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Goodies! s-t,
---------- p a c e
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primary system, and. in addition,
to elevate to a position of domin
ance in the I Diversity system Irish
\triculture and Keonomu^P
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THESANFORDHERALD
i standardize. It. keeps "u t i t h e pricesi Corrvention ar Orlando. April 1 , 2 . 3
; or thi* other gmins-and of food, and1 ami 4th, according to J. O. Webb,
consequently of hoof and pork.
general secretary Florida . Sunday'
H. J. HOLI.Y, Editor
School Association.
Hut
the
same
eaulc
does
not
oper*
W. M. HAYNES, Huslness Manager
'aU- in other cduntrtes,„ -Wo may lie
In addition t » u large number of
put in the anomaloUH position of Sunday school and church workers
Published Every Friday by
i paying $li.2ti (or wheat wlien it s.dls j of Florida there will be two officers
• in tlte Argentina for not much more of the I n t e r n a l jiiuul Mi n d a y Scho, . !
t tan I alf t hat pint e
i A-eiiiriation, Marnm Lawrence, gen
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*--w(he government must keep faith era! * secretary will - speak several
j with the farmer. i I <■ ll.*»< lieen loyal times during the convention, and
and willing and has planted wheat at conduct a conference for superinI l-ndents each afternoon.
A. M
I'M* red m S' fond•( !*»»* Mill Mull* f AtitfuM 22nd the government's request.
IfK ia , *1 IH** I ' e i l u d i i v
H a n fo r d . 1 1a r id *
Lin ker, Sunt. Field Organization will
T
w
o
morses
are
suggested
-one
r
I'nd» r Aft of Miirrh 3rd, IR*5>
that the government should buy the address tin* main c invention ea*h
OfI»cr Hi raJri llotldlng
j i l r f h o n e S o , 141
wheat at J2.'JO find sell is at the mar- , day 'anil will conduct a conference
: ket price. Thy other .suggestion is for Adult workers each afternoon.
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "J U S T
BETWEEN YOU AND M E "
RISTMAS
ANKING
EVEN TH E GATE PQST
N O T IN IT ’
t < hief Is Among Ye Taking Notes
anil Faith, " lie 'll Print 'em” —
So Says, Sauntcrcr.
Will! W ell" Well!!!
Sanford's got a new
Ves-uh-hu-t lie \ aider
S'lfiu Hostelrv
Doui
Built for Drummer men,
'All America is holding its breath that the government should pay the
Mrs. It. F. Armstrong of N o r th Farmers — Commoners —and
until it shall find out the Whereabout farmer the dilToreneo hot ween I'J.liC ampton, Mass., a specialist in the Built for me for you,
and the price at whit'll lie sells his Children's work will conduct a con Built for Tourists too
of the Monroe doctrine.
crop.
Hither way
would give us ference fo r,th a t division each after
wheat anti consequently dour and noon
**
Bunt on the co-operative plan.
President Wilson's fourteen points
bread, at lower price*, and also safe
Not owned or run by any one man
evidently made a strong impression
Dr.
Joseph
liroOghton
of
Atlanta,
guard the farmer.
The lyss would *
upon .the fourteen nations that sign
Supt. of the largest Sunday school in A Hotel of most modern way ~
ultimately come out o f the pockets
ed the league constitution.
Georgia'will be a prominent speaker Built for Sanford built to stay.
of the taxpayer,
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at the main sessions of the conven
Four stories higlf—
tion.
M aybe when President Wilson is
Roof garden next to the sky.
G ET B E H IN D T H E
V IC T O R Y
again settled, ut the White House hur
j
Every Sunday school worker of'all Rooms, a total of eighty-four
LO A N *
and the senate will hold a love feast
j denominations in Florida is invited And space for a hundred more
Recent news dispatches from Wash
— and then again maybe they won’ t.
to attend this convention.
ihgton seem to have creiltcd the imDetailed information can he se Dining hall—nice cabrets,
preasion in some quarters that tlje
Treasury Department has decided cured from J. O. Webb, General Sec Big veraqda for hot summer’s day
retary Florida Sunday School Asso Running all round.
N O T to lioat another Liberty Loan.
ciation. I L L Professional Dhlg.. JacJT And elevator up and down
These reports were based upon the sonville, Flu.*
VV
proceedings of the House Ways and
The price— well, its cheap,t.
Means committees when Treasury
Either by day or by week.
representative appeared to lay That
Guests will come again— .
body plans for future war finances.
Therein this hotel wins fame
The Secretary of the Treasury asked
fur authprity to issue short time se
curities instead o f bonds which
f would matur.^iu.Uiu<.i.V4i4vAjKJc>wr="
j
curtly may be oijereif does N O T
change the- plans for the V I C T O R Y
L O A N , There will be another pop
We said in this column la* t week ular war loan, beginning not later
that the light and powhr service was than April ill'st A nation wide ramvery bud. The <#▼.!•••’ .* -till had at paigll. similar to those conducted f .,r
times at.d may mill i.u* i.f.ti (>arts t u e s a i l o f | . | 1 , l o t i * b o f i d I S ' li e. - w i l l
life obtained fur tin r. p.i.r.ng of tin be put 'iti it'**r ery -late, count; arid
big engine in tie plant Hat w a« a]
A M ATE U R POETS' DEPT
%
‘ ‘ Our Hoys are Coming
Home Again"
OUR CHRISTMAS BANKING CLUB IS THE
BECAUSE TH EY HAVE a SPEC IFIED SUM TO DEPOSIT EACH
BEGIN WITH 1 CENT, 2 CENTS, 5 CENTS OR
}Hi?N
sV sS?^ R E^ | EaK
CSH
. WEE't W'TH™E
10-CENT
5-CENT
2-CENT
1-CENT
frmn- lightless niglits and Knights
wittioqt dluminatioh since the first
«f the year than JWm ever saw. The
juice was lacking in both instances.
. W E A LSO HAVE 50 C EN
E N T . $100 AND $5 00 m i n i
W H E R E YOU PAY IN TH E S A M E AM OUNT EACH W EEK CLU BS
Seminole should he proud o f the
t that it is t
first county in the
** •i ‘'Lite, t >> erect a monument
ne memory of the hoys who fell
JCTSt! i ice *»f their country
who r „ r j
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U 'p o ll
! h e e.t-r h
fiat the ideal' of a Chris
|eftii.'crato- i atnoi might In
l f o-i , r „ p, n th>- i.ind
1 say. should feel proud
i thu* Scmifiulc
is proud
Its pos-sttlp
CLUB PAYS , $127.50
CLUB PAYS
63.75
CLUB PAYS
25.50
CLUB PAYS
12.75
PEOPLES’ BANK OF SANFORD
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f:, 1(1
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Monroe eoqnty, Georgia
a'id grief
i " f i b - quite young came with n,s i • He
par nt- t . \\ inter Garden. 1 I ,r..| , mlr
It w ,»s here lit. boyhood was spent, islnw
[until late in his teens he entered t j u j
-cr\i..
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tin
Southern
Express
•I' d a >« ar later bei ante
o m
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’■ng asked for a cent, (some of t ! .
o t h e r t o wn s and ni mi t ni t i i l l i ■
t Itriiitg i out
the eni|n’ .
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one wild grievous wound
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And some will never conic at
fit HiMl
Cloy vr paid the highest p
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Bid MEET OF CAT
TLE MEN HELD "EHF
dread i f loss, and the United Mutelying isolated aero s* the sea, buying
anti selling, reaping and .owing, to
its iiK'li mt'-resls alone
tI hitt - l a y
rlPliiter
le v er f o r t
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mi'rit
brought
and
li.l.'k 1. 1 his lniyho.nl llolll
Inrd tuMm.-tl i n"fc*“C TT it rj ti cefffr
t erv by t h e side of 1us f at h er , wh
had pn- ceded Ifjm j u - t four months
How fitting t h a t live of tht* sis pal
b e a r e r - slomtd be In- r.itle.,.t (
fro rid* w 1 . we r,
int i mat .■(,
,
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WOMEN GIVE OUT
ha v mg
h>-.id.i> h. , Imn and i • r .m*
'ii * ry h e . i ■ 1n lie. and helm , "r
l.tadd. r troubles slinild fie glad lit lo . d
t ’ li D e . Jv 11*1 I. to wa- married rhi* Sanford woman's experience
ai Sanford, Fla., to Miss Small The- i Mrs L. Y. Bryan, 112 Palmetto A w .,
|otiosia Mjllen.
His wtfa and four- says: “ Sumo years <igo I - was in awful
! year old daughter, his mother. Mrs. shape from kidney trouble. I had a ter
Miulora Bray; • two sisters, Mrs rible soreness in tlte region of mv kidtieis
ami. was down and mtr. Ir was nvam*
M L McMillan- and .Miss flboEys impossible fot me to gt** armind a! .ill
R fa y . four hrotlmrs. Luther I...
I was nervous ami tJie least little thing
\ i v a I olien. ( i n i U nrpl H 'tva -I -*■1 Oil liefVI-s nil edge ftftell 1 got iil.VZ .
re-mam >" Ml'iliI , i hi- death and r<- and black - Is T k - limited tiefore my eyes
Heari ng nf I foan's Kiilney Pill- I hought
J'fii e ill hi* life
1-
rm ttios. who t Him-- tia--k afe ar.d of the Sanford unit of she S
County Guard is not what ^
a
sound.
t«> be, considering everythin;
All honors shall be theirs.
Sunday* 1 went
And for t h e ones t h e y ’ ve left itvhind. considered
the
unveiling
,.f nhe, tnonun
I fur me mo r i e s antl 1 1 a ‘ -.
flic "bark down there and 1
with pleasure and a feeling .
'be preseii. ii of* a a r g. I nm|
s< rriii. '!<
t ,
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A l'o\ . t,.| they hel[n-t| me right away
I re. I :■ entirely rnl of ti n- a' tai k
a • hi
1 1 g» ' i. ra 1 ■ I.!I ., I,
Jiad 'prsi/.'s*«mJ fattji m ( hn-t arid ae.d-H am glad to recommend Doan's."
untied wdh iftne Sanf ird Bapti st
Price
at all dealers. Don't simply
Daring hri last lilin-s he a-h f . r a kidney remedy get Doan's
•v re Wif b th. Sanford buys fieri- ■hurch
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K d'io y Pills the same that Mrs. Bryan
'Untiay .ifitrnmm, but
it would aft- !i "Id the nurse that he •'kitj-w there! ha !. Umdi-r-Milburn Co., Mfgrs.. Buf*
,
a better, bright *r w i.-Id and
(pear to tun* not versed tn the suit- was
1
lo, N. Y.
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. jeet' of military Hint Sanforij ought
•Mtr mtwtpr* abotit a hundred mid
. Guurders itself
I am suri* that the ;
' attsmdanee on drill nigjits ftir t h e 1
simfqrd unit t- mueh less than the
I n It ii (Tain, V 1.
recruited strength-id the unit. Now,
I'll m .i ill llii meirf'nT* tf-fi i, |i iii Soys, ton felicows take a tip from
y iiritlti
j.m old I. rimer mu* that was old ;
Come here and sit under the shady t nough to tight before they found
l ree's
out about the seven foot t rep eh and
Take a tip from me I -ay
And always be fanned by the halmv dugnuts
III ir.sllKV |s\t Is i i n i ; III nil |||
VI I IONS IttltM \N ;| lo, ||(( ;
and lend attendance to your Unit
Be there on your toes and back up
I > our drill sergeant with the pep that
. j 1.1 kimw__ta in. y'uu_ Tin *- of-gnnrrrd'guard of the state depends on y ’ i
i Home Guurders until sueh time as
Where the mocking birds sing a l the the National Guard can lie re- j
, organized and re-equipped*
Until
break of dawn
And (be (lowers are blooming out.on the boys that usually compose the I
National Guard return you fellows I
tin* lawn.
have
got to do the job.
You and
Beaut ifttl widows are here -in pro
your
organization-are
needed
now
fusion,
more
than
during
the
siege
of
And
what they desire is not. a
the war - y o u think for yourself !
delusion.
^
it v
formed
It
t li . '
truth that will b e c o m e
us all as time go< * on
the separate interests
WHEAT
i
.T stro iig p
fiat ymi are ready
\\ mmever you
tart to dipping tieky eat lie ymu
tart to make money, eyeti tf it i,
oim- ' xpio-t* lu I’ lithes vkhis ofStV't'
I t . ' I n s 'loin f ■■r mariki loi is
I'hrougit thei r great s.jcrlrt
too. up l". t i i r n i a c out en tc
a 11> i
Hu i i n u ' i l m g nf a tn■>
l b,
■ t n Si ml i ndc
t he
its ki nd m tdie U n i t e d - Sl at e s
ifiole t o uu t y* a n d S a n f o r d
beep heard from kui u i> ,Ap. t. i
that tiny. will entile uji With ( h e r
port ion
liiC M ock...— \Y
Eternal Vigilance is
FOUD> I I I I
Well. Mr. High Cost of Liun
getting s o m e serious blow - nmvni
He is beginning to feel t In- etlect,
the process Will be a slovv .me, al
w id be some time before lie
in tlinAv up the spong.*
the Price of Liberty
The high prices of tin pa-t two to start the work at any time. :
* years have t ncouruged production m jam will be that mueh advuneed
i y----Urnii tuul iumiy---- UAc. ilia king I'limhumu. lavn.-aidv..-Ior
have great crops of wheat ami
corn breeding belter rattle.
I am g
and hebvy prodiution of beefand 1that
Seminole county is so
n
pork.
/cudy and I advise the cuttle own
The calls of the Allies have lessen-11,1 u,illz<' l,te vats now ready at o
ed and the U. S. government w i l l , 11,1,1 'b at. will to- a big help to y
requires less and less as the army tie- catlly and to the work. Then-as f
mobilizes. The result, will be a grad- llH
r,‘ mnin,'5K vats are finish
uul further lowering of prices.
IIU* Diem into use, and by the ii
Just now the factor in keeping |
them up seems to be the government's
Ii,sl ”.,i" .is rPfa',y >'t,u wi" ,1!
' ,r‘:anixation for systematic d
what Would or* rould happen if the
They are charming and sweeter than Home Guards were in a disorganized 1
state over the country.
It then be
honey, ’
And some it is said have plenty hoves you to stand ready to till out
y nur enlistment
period of ( fire.*
of money
y
i
nr*'
tli.if
ntch
.,f
you had to -ig'i
t ..ine i|..w 0, old b achel or s a " d w id
lot. and t " d>> i by -tnei and regu..,r al t end a ii
n dr1 1
I i. II you
f' flow* tlte oilliinuiiity 1* looking to
Urangns and sweetmeats do not com you. Show the fellows on the out
ride what is in you and when there
pare
With these |ovely widows with gold is a reorganization of the National
Guard the County Guards will- ho
en l.asr.
S. S. Convention in Orlando
well provided with ciAuideration.
Cotne now and tb* not delay
i
Sunday school speakers* of inter For fear of their being lakui away.
William Calvin Hiay
national reputation have been seSanford, Klu.,
eured fo r the Florida Sunday School
Feb. 24th, 1919
William Calvin Bray, eldest child
guarantee of the price of UJ.LMi for ,,,n* w,,rk.," K
(
the 1919 wheat crop.
Wheat is a‘ |°l>er“ » '' ' » h.nill.njc your eatt e a
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-------------------------------i.ir, Julius Takagh is visit ing 1,1
H. H. Lewis of this city arrived in
Caine*'' itle t his week.
the city S u n d ay from Chicago,
t U AA liit returneil Friday even where he was
recently discharged
Petersburg where he
'from (lie navy.
Ifv wilt he m ho mu
ing ff J't' M
w ,.r i tin* husin*'3''»
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'w ith Ins parents here for smite time
home in
his dis
charge from the army.
Mis» Carrie Van MyrirJ; of Aihdtdale. S. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs
Hayes on Myrtle ayejtue.
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The house was tastefully decorated with cut dowers and a dainty
little cake with two tiny candles
graced the dining.table.
Tit*
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hast was the recipient of many pret-
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ptu-
a • il "f Norfolk, \ .t .
brother and s ist*-r.
R o b e r t ItoWe at t tin r
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Mrs
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uiiti Mrs. ,1. L. AA u»mm ol Jackson1vilb- aci'o*-r(iartied 1?y M* and M * ( 'ht-t mi ll j- t , :ini[ Mr
and M rRuby t'liiji- of A-b*.'Ville, N t , iiio
i (tri-d to Sanford I'm“*d ay spent!ling a
few rilays the gui-sts «*f Mr :t nl Mrs
1 K Laing ami daughter
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sot? of
Htfburn
la-t • evenin g
( or
a
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from
overseas
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and
to-
sobber
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?f preliminary l>uiyir.e>s>-**pportunity t > prove their interest
• pler.did program was in thi.- matter of child welfare.
It
M
J.’ W. Barnes read a ha* Keen th e - a m birlotrti f t ht^preiif'-'Cng paper on France, dent of the club and others specially
■ Ri-yublii*. .which was full interested in child, welfare to hold
.** information and appro- mothers’ conferences at the club on
• a. Th.* pap*-,wa> . Welfare Department days, and it is
■pro it*-.I by those so for- hoped that this limy yet be aceomt" P*. there
Mrs, A M plished.
The conditions during-the
■ Philips r: xt ‘gave a beautiful' vdoal war. and the inevitable re-action has
selection whi h' as always, chartji**d so far prevented this, toil f ta.-te
her uud . tic .
Taw singing of f he pleasure in announcing
that
on
Mar*e:lb:s,. was the next pleasing March Hist. Dr, Whit ford will be in
feature of the program and » n ‘ sung Sanford
to conduct
our
inititul
by a .jua-tct, Mrs Bd. Higgins. Mrs, ?m oth te's 'c.inference, and each and
m "a
P h jU p ,.
Mr's.
and e
ev
ve
e ry
r y ‘* mother
invited to
to attend.
Mr1*. Scogvan
Seoggan and
mother i>
i> invited
i.
WoodrutT’, with' Mrs. It will lie an opportunity lo*m?et a
Julius Ta'.u. h pianist
Mrs. K, \I*. yharmittg wornaii, a capable physL
tla llow a r ' tntrddttrHrrtd ' th»* d u b ■cian.'arfd an etHcieh't member of our
who is a national secfi- State Health. Board. • Mothers, who
-M* i* s West,
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f„r la A— 'AA C A., and she ' have Questions concerning their chitaddressed the club in the interest o f dreti unsolved will find in Dr. Whitthis tier’, m a most interesting man ford a splendid adviser and a svmner. ’ At the close of the program a pathetic friend.
We hone every tin'
delightful siicial hour was enjoyed . will come to greet her
while l« » and cakes were served
\ n address b y • Dr <’ ! if \\ Hrnu Adding '
" ■ pie.i-urc of tin- oe.-H- er, dwelling on
the
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for ' African S p e ' i a ! M i s s i o n . '
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members is urip'd
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Usually though Cholera gets in be
fore wo know it.
Than it re.ptire*
close attention to ea?h hdg— ?ach
bog must' be d >s*J — r v l If you will
dose them as directed, you will save
hotter t h a n ; 90 per_ cent, . If . you
dftn't {"he B. A. T hom as medicine
costs you nothing*.
W e — not some
distant manufacturer—-pay your
money hack. *
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_ T h c B - ^ A . T h o m a s - H o g Powder
has a record of 93 per cent cures of
Hog Cholera. If you feed your hags
as directed yo.j need never fear hog
cholera or any other hog-^disaase.
And the directions are very simple,
just about what you are doing, plus
a few cents* worth of B. A. Thom as’
Hog Powder in thn ‘ feed twice a
week.
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Am
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At McCulIer s
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fight fill ref re- i III n I
save
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Lillies f ro m tlo
MONEY
di _v*iur grm’rrips bv
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t r a i n i n g 't ‘ a
O p ‘. !rtu*( ig T h o u ' j h t
W h e n •■ • - 1f 1 ■ i 1-- if til'd others
b e c o u i e 'll S V
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T h e c h i l d r e n per
i lat ivv a ■ lienee
verv e r e d i t a b l v
formed t Li tr pari
and gu v i-ytdi-nci of i a f r e f i l l t r a i n
Sungs, folk
Jtug by their t e a c h e r s ,
! (lati'd-'.. ' flag d r i l l s a n d r e c i t a t i o n s
Mr. loll red tlV tin pupils
f a v o r e d t i n audience w it h one
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grand mother.
>gr.i *n T (v.i'-d.iv ••v
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visit b e f o r e g o i n g !«» T a m p a wlu-re he
will a g a i n r e s u m e t h e pr a e ' t t m of his
p r o f e s s i o n law
He h a s ri e nl l v r-1
reived
.
mother
lo i
a r n 1 e,f
r s - a r r u A c r r it: m o d e l s for
I-AVI FS A XD C HI L D UK X. U' K A Ii K
Ft:A T m i XG M i ) F T HA r s.
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the very much appreciated.
Mrs. C. M. Hand in entertaining bis -charming Frt'nch girl, who is sent
Supt. Lawton Spoke brietly oa the
out by the Uedpath ('hautatuiua and
guests.
meaning and Importance to school
is telling her wonderful experiences
Later in the evening the guest
children of American spirit and p:im»
dp escaping from the Germans as she
parted reluctantly for their homes,
ciples as portrayed in the lives of
was captured at Lille, a n d held pris
voting little Char'e- a m - t delight
our three greatest ■Presidents. Georgo n e r f or ■ * > v e a r s
MdlbLanier
ful host an 1 vii-hirig 1-,’ii m,i'
( ai?
Washington
Abraham Liiu*oln and
a n s w e r e d m.i' . v i|u*..'t :ot\s a s k e d b y
py r e t ur n s of t a c da*
\A oodrow Wilson
He earnestly beg
t h o s e wl
' ad t h e p l e a s u r e o f meet
ged for a heartier am! more sv rnmi
M
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tier
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M i l' ii al I! n l e r l a i n mi nt
. w u - . D ic R -m rl*’ 1 ^ ^ * - i t
Mr
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Archibald Bet is _ i:tMmut fifty »*f his little friends
ani^
mother?* t•* help celebrate
his second birthday.
his
SHOP
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Mrs. It J. Holly, wife of the edi
tor of the* Sanford Herald and Mrs,
Birthday party
C. K. Henry of Sanford, motored to
T a mi>a with M rs. J. S. Wilson yes*. . Tuesday afternoon’ the pretty
terday-and will ho the guests of Mrs, home of Mr.
Mrs .•Archie I t e m
K. B. Brown on Azeele street during* was the scene of one *‘.f the m >-t d.
the fair.- T a m p a Tribune.
lightful partivs of the season, when
*“tTTf^rmblrr-ftndNit fleStnif."
, ,
,i
who has also been a visit or to th.
0
p lr
returned home Saturday
city returned to Sanford Saturday.
after a most delightful stay of six
T a m p a Tribune.
wer1:-* nt Daytona Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. J._ I’ieree and s irv,
Ii u i»n*t coni yntt a cent tu j>h<me
William ofr Indiana, who have been
\uur ( l U D K U S . F l ) K P IA N O T U N
spending the winter at Miami will
ING to Wade, the Tuner. O rlan d o .
arrive today to spend several u >, ks
t l-M p
here with their cousin, Mr- <’ S
Marrero iu'd Spalding
M and M r- K F
They will be accomf,auFrank and Huber! of ied b\ My Freeman Sj.afit eg w •
tlii- ga»--t - ,*f Mr a ml has l.eeii I heir gwt’.-t f.*r t h e p a - t f.
I *,
Similar
dav >
TH E Q U A L I T Y
'. .rated witn f* m>.
« uur*1 ^ i ’’* potted ;
•i* ' * ' ’ag* ..f t he aided na
t !1 *t; *i' ; ■i ; * ?f u-.•<r. . f t h** Huh
7 f«».
I'm ' g :!ow,*r. r- •
Tr . re wa* a !arijt*
s* r
at t-‘t*d.i*
’ mein'-crs ii’.d
\ , V • f tv
cod- ..
* Mi*'* * *.g W.1- fir* -
t> am use u g! ts.
I he afternoon, was merrily sjiefit
by the children playing gatnea -stnd
Mr. ami Mrs. j . D. Me Beth an'tfjgueat leTt '•Monday Tor Clearwater, tuking pictures after which delightfill refreshments of ice creara served
children of Aurora. III., are
the. where they will tie tlie guests of Mrs.
in
red, while and hjue cups ami
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Loss- Crow der’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W,
white
iced cakes were served.
T. Sheill at their winter home.
ing.
Later each guest was presented
Mr. Arthur Diekins, who
has 1
..Mrs. T. \V. Gotzen and little son
with souvenirs in which were found
returned home Wednesday from a licen the guest of his aunt. Miss.'
Taps and a!! sorts of
for the past week ,
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visit of a few days in Lakeland and Arnhelle Diekins
.
little favors
returneil^Kumhn' .to his Jiome in >anPart "W
1, ( nitneby
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deux or at ii d‘»
Mr. and Mrs. fC. t). Brownlee anMr. and Mrs. Ilerber] Turner left
r value the birth of a daughter.
T
u
e s d a y for Burbank. Fla., where
Frames May. horn Felt. SSlh.they will make their future home.
Mrs. A. I). Parrish has returned
•.from northern markets with a full
out of the arm y.
Their, numerous
line of high grade millinery.
friends regret to have litem leave
„M rw . W. S. Baldwin has returned Sanford but their good wishes follow
from a visit of several months spent ! ( DotTI to their new home.
Key West, Die ‘gneal of friends.
^lrn.. II. B. Crowder a n d 't w o at
avis is stilt at Luncoin Hotel, tractive children,. Harry and .Billy,
ib'e him for glasses fur .headache, and Miss Margaret King of Detroit,
poor vision. Eyes tested free. 42-tf who has been Mrs. Crowder’s house
Kentucky' Mlg
Paducah, Kv
Carnation Cream
small size
S doz. per ease $5.75
t lent lern.n
AY
( "ida Lei l litis.
Reportef-StaT
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l: » .r*i V Ti-rheim AA
Ad.de Kyi.
j
A .Mr. AAill Wacliter of this county
I.e a g u e Hires
(<11* - -t itfv. G. B. AA’aldr ifll
mrtis
i -Maj. J ’orrtwl lathe, .pfomiticnt - j
h a d s o m e hogs t h a t w’e r e d o w n wi t h
family a* Winti ir. Park for the
Alma B l o u n t Ae e o n t p a n t s t
c h o l e r a a n d h a d g i v e n u:> all Ivope
..............banker and I h m n c i e r of S a n f o r d is
A t: *-r 1. * 1’,j Tr ut Know bl il
H a wa i i a n M u s i c
s p e n i i m g a s h o r t t ■in*- in T a m p a r e
of s a v i n g t h e m a n d wo ul d not s p e n d
lulia lacharv. Esther Miller
Mi.
o n * 1 p . n n y *<n t hi; in
I gave him one
newing o l d a c q u a i n t a n c e s ami e n j o y
IC’.ia )l**l and F an ii ie J’
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1.1 llu Rut 11 ' p»o. « - l i r . i
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ing t h e p l e a s u r e s o f tfii
lug f ai r
I '* t " , und I ' .
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M i i•I.* ( l.l r, I •» ■• A•*« . r * i i t
M .i i of
Fall
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( l o g I'.iw l. r a nd
j u - i c o m e in
■' .1 ■loini h ■ fit '*
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T a m p a , a m l ' l l o v art alvv.iv - g id 1 *
it.d pai d me for it a n d a d v i s e s t h a t
."!r nr"
I.". AA mail - l Iu i'
I’lpe t l r g . i n l lull L u l l il.iili s
Iso i turn put in all appearaftt e and
every
o n e of his sick
hugs got
I..i . li n g id S o u l hhr t dg*
ltvef
an address on
l luld AAelfare.
staj as
'The young ladles of the Pipe Ormg a * p o s g i b j e
Tampa
well and that he had killed them and
g u e s t o f h i s b m l her a n d
but was linavoidably prevented from
gan { ’lub of the Baptist Church en
muv has them in his smoke house
Trih tint*.
bid Mrs. C. S. Spaldiog
attending.
She. however, s-nt a
tertained with* a silver tea at, the
and that all were as line as any he
V'.tor ;ip:irtm«*nt on P alm etto n v c . |__ M rs. A. W . ..Sm ith had a?* her
well written paper on her subject,
home of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Sehelle
h a d killed this year.
*"
n-t
.
. ,
guests Iasi weel .at
her !p-Mtu* on
which
was read try Sijjit- f.VXtnll.
Mainics, nn
M.rgnoltu - avi^nm* ' last
1
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v
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t
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a
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d
t
h
a
t
he s a i d his [
Palmetto avenue her stsGTt Mr*
M
r
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L'i
kitis
-aid
in
part
I jI 11lib
of 1 tlea. New
Thursday evening
' h o g s we re d o wn a n d so k j . k t h a t h
R ti l l a m m o n d of N o r t f i < i r u l m a .
dent ol Sanford,
-tat*' me ui- | make arn t ik
"n .
t o pry I he i r m nit h - o p e n an l
v ill*.,
Mrs
R AA Mi l l e r
of
!;,i.
’The li'.ii ,. w a s 1 < ai|iifnll> *b * **r
ha-! iimi >ed in
ell lr. In pamphlets Iron, t lo* \ i
Wifi pour. I the powder d iw i'
f e r ns .
s hr ubl n- r x
< *it
MrA M IL. T e n ,,f
I* k- . i nx die. ul e i l
with
. t 11 I’ r. Vi
in i
ti n f t T f. ..,t f
• T.-nl
and Mr- AA I lio-seat
t! . i t - a* d (•"Mo 1 d-ti.is and ma d * - ! I . >0.1
w
A lift. I II V, il I
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Mrl l . i mt i i . o. i l
I tfi*- 11.-1 a dcl l gl t fll * - . u m g
Flense lind check* in full of niv
•
d information*
rehabb
count ami with
id the week for T«m|
where- s h r l e n t * cut ert a t n m e n t
u I*
1'
W »gl|t and Tlminas.
of sign! Is but
<
A" g to remain.
will spend several days
returning
-Gin and Mary Kiir.abi'f i.
During tin- ev-ii ' g tinuiv games
uf the many problems x*l vital inter-.!
ami Mrs. Itrnvvcr were h e r e Tuesday, when Mrs. > m t t n u til Were jilaved, cont-sr? enteretl into
Yours very truly,* *
est to the Department of Health of
I n hearing Jane Adda ms join her and go ... Jacksonville fy>r, tlu. winner* emerging with l.cnwl
Bankston Bros.
. any city or town: yet its import.m < I— A Run Snail Co.
^ ■i
i’ Na'.intw" .several weeks.
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Lu u ik a and map-bu-u prizo.. ■A - untqtto
f
la more and' mor’ acknowledged by I
-fiel—JfHf k W i n l n r - * 1 a v
.VJ.Rc
feaiurc of the lime was the handthe guardians of pirblir weal.
S *j
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Wesley Bible * lass Election
shuking period.
All tin1 company
At the annual election held by were told to shake hands and to r e many' <*f our eliildren are n *. ..*sAly |
the Brotherhood rla**‘ td the Meth member tfi*1 fifteenth person with blind for life because, just beeause
their# eyes vvi-re neglected, either
odist church on Monday evening t-he whom they shook.
After the hand
.dAtriiyi
lr......arl.v days of infancy, or
following olllcers wen- elected for the shaking it was unndiineed that five
from
a
b
a te r attack of “ sore eyes ”
rrr
coming year: IF S. Babhett. I’rcs.. persons in the room had prizes seThe l.itWt has become so comitt'in
E A. Itiiugrass, A'ice I'n* i... Ed. I’utereted about their persons nnd they
,
. . .
Cult man1
,* of us hardly think jt
natn. Sec’y, T. F. Adams, Trea*. and
wer,. asked to find them and deposit
, * ,lilt.
h-r it us a vltsIhi
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L. R. Philips, Teacher.
I belli wfil. (he tille’eti( || person that
ease
D is just a«r‘ jiAj'onvenlettee
This is an excellent ila-s of men, th*‘y shook hands with.
Then - is which wi- must endure for awhile.
numbering something over fifty and when the fun started
D. It. IIris-j
just on*- m<tre, added t»urdi;n t•• the
is doyng a great work, for the church son
was lucky
enough to
woj
son was
mcKy em.ugn
u. get
gev it w
.,.
,luli<>s t)f mother’s busy day.
and city.
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).,.y *,„ ■ -xmn — pnnrtl#t\cr the
j loid ib*g.
.Afrs. Geo. Hoy received a
#
will
child, but then periia
Cleveland
Tractor
Demonstration
■
dainty
little
doll.
Mrs, Henry P e a - '
But
Men arc judged In nn small
soon get well of the
The Cleveland tractor will be dem ; body got a powder ptifT, and Prof, think! there are in
degree hy their personal upthe / U n ite d
onstrated
for the next week, begin j Weaver was the recipient of a cute Stales today more than 10,0'JJ per
Pearanrc.
Funks rpflrrt the
kewpie all made of soup.
ning this Friday., The demonstra little
m‘ "'*d altitude and en aides
sons who are totally blind, and us l
tion will be lield on Celery avenue
Mrs. Ruth Gnlehel hail charge of said before, needlessly *», for life.
"in* to judge on sight the'inanjust west of the Celery avenue store. the program for the evening and the They would all he seeing today if
n‘‘r ’of man we ore.
This tractor is dust nnd sand proof following numbers were given:
their eyes Jind been treated and
Appearances are of murse
and everyone interested in up to P ia n o sqlu Miss A’irginia DeCottrsey ruired for in childhood. We must re
dereivlng at times, hut as n
date farm implements will do well to Vocal sfilo
Little.Helen Itrisson member that the best authorities
•
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Renrral thing a man gels more
see this machine.
If you are skeji- R 'aiding
Miss Nettye Mallies tell us that there is ho such thing as
If
your
bank
is
right,
your
account
properly
(t*n«djleratioit In any walk In
tiral come and be convinced. 42-ltp Cornel Solo
Gord in Brinson "cold in.the eyes;" sore eyes are not
handled, your credit requirements will be taken care
'fe if he lakes particular rare
Heading. 2 numbers
Mrs. Stunilifer apt to get well of themselves; and
•d his personal appearance.
DeCotles Returns
Piano Solo .Miss Kathlyn Brady
of as fast as they arise.
that blindness may be prevented:
I Lieut. Geo. A._ DeCottes has been Male Trio, When the Daylight Goes h ( T if -sight is once lost.
"c
knnw of nothing that
discharged from Uncle Sum's army
M essrs Philips, Wright, Gat mei
wi l l lie blind (or life
"'h give this appearance more
and
is
again
in
Sanford.,
lie
enlisted
A
oeal
Solo
Mrs, Geo, Hoy
b'.ui
ha vi ng
your
clothes
Many' norma! children seem barkin the tank cor [is about a year ago " I Don’t AAant to Get AA ell
"bamed and pressed, il matward because they have sore eyes ur
as a buck private but was rapidly
Little Dorothy Haynes
defective vision,. Failure to correct
*’ r* ,’11' if they an- old or n<.»
advanced to his present office.
Plano Duet
Mrs. and Miss Maine*
lf" i look better.
these defects will probably mean re
Me w ill again take up his law p r a e - ■ Immediately after the program
tardation for many of the children,
.tise in Sanford, which he dropped al the guests were invited to the diking
f " f quirk service call
anti inability to reach their highest
the. time of his etdistincnt nnd will |tu)l and there a delicious salad
possible mental and physical develop
pticuply Ids old offices.
l course with pickles and coffee was merit and economic efficiency. Con
served.
tinued neglect may result in partial
The light Is On
'Fh,. (juests began to leave at or total blindness.
1
Carnation Cream
large size
l doz. per case $7.00
No: 2 Tomatoes
per case $3.40
No. 2 Corn
per doz. $1.75
Grits and Meal
per lb. 5c
L. P. MeCULLER
JLl.
.
100' i LOOK
Particularly as you are dealing
with a strong,, liberal bank.
-anfnrd Shoe & Clothing
Conipanv
U.one
104
"There Is nothing," recently said eleven o’clock,, egclu voting a genuine
a worker* who has hern right at the g-*od tim*t. had’ at the hands of the
front, "that the personal, religious1d u b .
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PAQI FIVE
The r .-..ir no ■ si; of the i.itt-rature 1>
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Ilf the i-.rl : •,£
Clear About
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Don't
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day a . ,.ruing .ii ,
s chool
.ir..! r
|s (hat l-u. '
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Hugh IMIis IS again at
Sanford, having received
i l o " '■■i k .' of
K ingdotp."
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I want, to thank the principal of
this school for giving the Wom an’s
Club a voice in this meeting, and an
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FACE TWO
FEBRUARY 28, I9|, .
THE SANFORD HERALD
FEBRUARY 18 . 1919
We are sure glad to gpt the roads ter, Mrs. C. I - West at I.ake'Charm.
in better shape. T h e struwing is a,
X. Sheldon of town City was
hig improvement on bad roads?
kicked by a horse Thursday nnd'sus-
C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS
We are having a dose of Mnrch ! uine<* painful though not serious in
weather in February
Maybe it will juries,
all blow .over before long.
A PUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR
RESPONDENTS— EVENTStOF SEM INOLE COUN
T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE IIE R A LI)
i:i.Di:it
ur*
I
inp(•mling some uccks with her sifter,
s p h in o s
purchased
Jones.
EhencziT c1iur< h feels almost up In | W * ^ 1 *• N"ldn
.
date thi-M* day ee
We by some e f - ( ■*■ U- Wynn and son. Laurence
fo(t h a v e o p e n e d our pocket bonks j SH u* the » o ,« i 1 ml y - V 1 ri lalives
Petersburg.
wide enough to pay half the urscssim nts for this .circuit and thereby
M. M. Lord and family motored
get
two preaching Sundays ju-r over to Orlando on Saturday.
live nth, second and fourth Sundays,
Cente out amt worship with us.
w e s t OKNU VA \ vf : n t f :
Sunday school every Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs Sims and .children
Among the visitors lo our neigh were the* guests of Mr. and Mrs. W .
borhood last Sunday were
Mrs. A. Robinson for a few days last
lh wman and daughter, Mist Saidic week.
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of Toronto, Canada. Th ey are en*
The fine spying weather is very
joying* a visit to. tin ir son and
much appreciated bv everyone and
brother, K. C. Howrnair on Fifth
the gardens are doing fine.
(street, Sanford.
. Mrs. J. FI. Vuughri was the dinner
Mr. and .Mrs. \V, <f. Nolan have a guest of Mrs. Utihinson Tuesday.
new boy.* W. O. Jr. arrived Febru
Mrs. W. N . f ’ ulp npd child re rf
ary l»t.
.
called at Mrs. J. FI. Vaughn’s F’ fiday
. Mrs. Pearl Miller of pushnell is afternoon.
the
Mrs.
place
There was u party here last week
for a couple of days looking over
land and location f o r a place' to col
onize.
Some of the party already
owning land here and expect lo
divide up with others in the party in
order to get them to locate here.
Among them, were Mrs. Kanouse of
Three Lakes. Wis., T W. JVttiirgill
of Rochester, N! Y., and Mr. and
Mrs. F’ rank Ogden of New Shuro.
Iowa. They motored ogcr here from
St. Petersburg where they are spend
ing the winter, and left with the
expectation of locating here tiext
winter.
.
I see the orange bloom is putting
LAST SANFORD
out nice now and wo hope, there
Rev. J. It. Allen of Enterprise
won’ t come cold to kill them this W||| lie at Moore’s Station church on
y*’ttri the second and fourth Sundays in
Th e time will soon lie here Id eftch month to preach,
plant corn and cotton and rice
I
There will he a penny social at
think it would pay people to raise \f 0 ore’s Station church Friday eventheir own rice.
Mrs. J. FI. Vaughn fng, March 7th. Sandwiches, coffee,
railed rice enough last year to last cake, etc., will he served. ^Come.
her till neat time to make again.
Mrs. FI.. P .# Williams of Oxford is
Some propin say rice can’ t he made
here visiting her daughters, Mrs. J.
here but il is only because they I
F. and Mrs. Dave Hickson.
. Saturday was cleaning up day at
don’ t try. Things are so high it wi
Herman
S
t
e
e
l‘
arrived
here’
Satur
the
cemetery here.
There was a*
pay everybody to make all tli
call
day night from Jft. Washington hav- good turn out ami a good day’s work
*" save at horn.
ing received his discharge from the done.
A basket dinner was served
Mr. and .Mrs. Nicola have a line
I • -s - army.
on-the church ground.. There were
field of Irish potatoes.
It .is to be
Mr. und ..Mrs. I. p . Mnrtin and *bme few having the remains of
hoped there won’ t lie riiM enough to
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. \V. N. tlioir loved, ones laid there, that
kill them.
Lovell drove to Orlando Sunday to Wl’re unable to come and sent money
Our litth* town of Sanford has
hear the band concert.
a*, their part.* There were others
greatly improved since the war endid.
FI very thing looks no bright and ‘ Horace Chorpening has gone to who would hnvp c , , n i 0 1,ut l,a«* » °
way of celling there.' Considerable
cheerful.
Everybody loiijts happy. Cleveland,. Ohio to take I lie position
filling before he
il ^/nfirtiveijienJ w«£ made a ml there
w111*1 .,* one’ tndre'ilay devoted to the
having been discharged from T .
s eotning
finishing
up of tjiisr work-which* will
it/iny
id from the. Huso Hospital
again
he March Mil
at .the home of Mr. and Mrs. R p
Flldridge.
IV . t il ' K ' . b e i t ,
*
Mrs R I! E',!r !
niece, Mis;‘ Irene l!augt„in .•
the fair in Orlatnio,
Others who attended Were
K. FI. Iv e y and daughters, Mk,V.
Genevieve and llettie Fare. |Vl...
C. \\. O'Connor spent Ta da-.-in
Sanford combining husim •? ujth
pleasure.
Lester Srlimelz," whose parents |jre
at Sylvan Lake and who haJ htm
the past several months in a
stern camp ha* returned horn*
d his friends are glad p, u. lcotae
hihi liack again.
lloa<lrr|li la uic til uvtr llie U. X. Winn noj ia iqflXur yood ciiUmu.
Ml u*dt lw l,a«.(in > i/ « /.oil.. 1,~I,
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t f f t f t t 4 mtmmta 1— S f
1 v.-1
.^i n I*. t-:yi,.r «.m
A- .,
, JLI, Fik'io
y-.f,
'.r • at 11..
100 pointt throughout
* t the l nil,.I .Simlee.
/IcMMkWlbMft/u fehi M.'»iMI Itfl Ittkf 9%U
America mast burn more
one
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Long
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h a ii a jo lly
of
Were
young
MitL-.WifttfeF
International Bible Conference
B
good
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tim e.
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. S T . AU G l'STIN B , F L O H IIU
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On i In* proiMjun arc:
Rev. John McNeil. R( amdcii M. ( ' oImtii, Ih v. I >r. Janies.M. <h-.t
J'lmiii-j* Ih’vati, Ivcv. Frank Nelson I’alim-i. Mi
•' by tha V. S.
f#otcrnmrnf
AT •,Jf Lkiam Stevens. Kcv. A. 'I*. Robertson.
Hawthornn Av*.. Portland. Ora. ***.
M AHONEY - W ALK E R
ahev
CO.
spent
the \*. ••••!,
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II u > ,iml 1 II
teUindu '1
« e v , S illy S u n d a y
hav •• di.r.e lillieli
i duct
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M. rv \ Sui^hn
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in., I Dim, I \| It.rknr). J >hn \ l|»,-k.
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H> V. T. DougU<*«. I» t
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In I Irrull Court Nr»«*n
Seminole < ount). Mo
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Vou arc hereby ordered *•« appear t i r* ir
on or h« fore the ttr#t M*-nda> in March,
i 1919. being a rulcf ria> of thi* «.*urt. th* n
and there to make »n«»rr a* t an) r <! t.
Jnttrut ur lien which you
ha>c in %tui
to the following d**rrih<d pr«|»rtjw.
lal
in |
<1 l l y . llaU ilA.
CARDUI
03 The Woman’s Tonic
ffitt l o
V *»-c! ..e
la v lirn
Said «uit i* brought by. the €“tt> if Sjrford ki!aimt Sirn''iu^kflp. •
It i• furthir i*fdef»7! that *Oii* r ri*. %k*'|
be published once • ach an V ! • f.
, •
■CTUtlve wreck* in the Sanford IT* raid
I»« -neTaed ordered thi* the 27lh da\ f
January. 1919.
(•rail
.IN-Mr
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and there
Circuit Court Nctrnlh Judicial l In
Nrminolc t ounl;. Mutlda. In ( hanrrrt
ity of Sanford, a municipal
corporation. Co mplain an t
In
f l r r u i l Fo ur! S r s r n l h
S em in o le Fiiu nt), Morl-la
Kilt to
Judiil.il i Irrull
In I titn tr f*
Fit) of Sanford, a murotpal
m
tt
,r,| rr* - 1 V.
r Ia i rn i h . in ti*rr«l. un.Dr Jaralma
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2 ' ?” ’n »*t»
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rlalmlnf iat.f|i T...
|‘«|u
un«lrr
ivlor of undrn
w.
Ilrml.',
rl.lmin* intr-r.li unj.r R ^ t ^ V h
\V. J,
Ir . II VV I sift I I I U > '«
II. I U > * . »>
p J„hn
l > r . * i t > , l i i r h i r j l . |l
Ir .
Tuft* . J. |_ H
* murlrlpat
crp-rmlied. •'--.iri'l.initit
ir. , . ',r<‘
Miralteth
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s f ' C t e fUlmlnr
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Skink,'rInterest’ under
Trahue. si! parties claim
Temples
P a n i i l it. M ar «h , Susan M . T » a r
nrr*. and Ja.
T . s|n» r. Sarah P
l » . f * . t t «n d J t « l» H o rs tt t. \Jsr>
Inc Intel
*^n. \l!
under t
\ vf •tu*•h* ftiiiia llacltney. |. •j
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d 9 tti,ri,
S ofts •• .*. \ 41 hanu-I ( i \ »f>
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Marsh.
ii
k,>ir;:"";ii
rill ml"! f iptrro.t. untlrr (*I!i
II lire.ton. til p.rtir. rl.lni
Marthj
and S in .u rl t V f l c y . her hu^
! *' d. i •ar i. 1 \| llsrktit v. J thn \
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I»c. a i d Mr* I
Mr*,* o
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Ta ii pa l.i-1 wi >
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par.'la.
a better business ii you dress as il you
expected it. -
It’s quite easy to-see that a
good lookin g suit ol clothes may have a busi
ness value far beyond the price you pay’ lo t it. •
Hart S c h n f f n c r & M a r x
Cl ot hes
I be reason lor pur selling them and for-your
buying them .is that in quality, o f all-wool
inatu t,ds; in
stvlc, ■ they
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ft mal t an*«> r u* !•» a»»' rigl-t. Inf* ri «* »r
Hep W*-t"h »••**f fTM|v hn %»- in a —*l • • 1he (.-(•
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! ruil i ‘ ouM lh »» January nih; A |). |y|*i,
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Mr, and Mrs. Frank Wheeler and
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iher " ere
f \\eel;
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Rev \\ m SDH*.'
i* tit Satutda;.
tvifli frierol. at W rr*
I’ .tfil and Orla id "
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Mr.*. William* and
Davenport v . i - i « ,
the ; ■•m* of E \ 1 i-
rumor-
<i r a p e s d i e
<>f
daughlvr of
•1 visit o f ' at
‘ I last
llev. Flricmm will lead u- in divine t
worship next Sunday.
Sunday
• a* -1 -ott nrr*'■prrn'h-injr nr -f-o'i —
Li t it- leeil on .11 s word a id -Uidy >t
a n d 's o u n s e r v e that which i- hint
in
•' n ition
O-.ir Ere, I nt ha>
-•ltd that
No gr.at tuitt u i.m ei,*r
enrvive its own temptation- anil fol"t‘ * , : :tt dm— not "induetrinat“ i* ■
■it in the H ord of llo d ."
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W ILLIAM S
Agent
impijrl.int
h. i. oi
ID \ Si-'.'-.oiis 'lirpri-.i-i| -ood plea.-- 1
i d •t' lo t•r111vriix; out Or. U lute of j
Sanford for a service last Sunday.)
I ••* i TT TITi "TTie inioorta-i* •• of *
ill t <•• tiling' an*l Itmv t ♦*»•v t*iu\ nit *-r
one s life.
Hi* hope to hear him
again
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1 .i .1 1* ' ! , da\ - •
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KDWARD IIIGCLNS
Salesman
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^ ° e m r y a l l l o a d ir.fr a n d s t a n d a r d va
" r i e l it‘.s o| s e e d w h i c h h a v e b e e n tested^
a n d k n o w n t « ’ b o b(*st a d a p t cm! t o o u f ’ s o i l at\cl c lim a t e .
New < rop Seed t orn. Scrguni. MIRet, R.„,e. Flxyplian Wheat, le v a - Scc*<
Rihhen t iane..t»nion Set*. English I'eas. Means, Etc.. Elr..
Sued
R o ta li.rs
a ll
v a rie tie s . 'P o u lt r y
e ir t l
Ree
Suiij>hYs
,r . . ",V •' K
*v,Hli vail on ii - for any’ information ih . in il in <ur :
ThM l*
s,‘ ,r' <>"* new Spring S.ed and Supply Catak
\Nru»* for ymir ropy tqilny.
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Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
liter)tiling .Men nml llnyn Wear
i U»u*l
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ilu tli
h.t-
l> Durant and C. A F'arinu
* w r* Similay visitors to Ki.-aoinimec.
Mr-. FI A* I' irrull ha- returm-ti l
Mrs. E S. Montgomery returned
b *rne .«f t* r -pereiii.g li\. weeks in Uv-t T’ ue-day from a very pleasant
puriTm-i il mi umierlnking
Orlando.
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ESTABLISHED SEEDJZt'fw r/ tM *
oldest
WRITE TOR CATALOG 5
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Mlbrf work*, or
I h r l»cn«-fil« and dam.ig.* ••• m ny or all land*, p.d lir b ig h w a v * .
railroad an.I otht r_|»rpp. rt% s- i.
l r r a d( .) *. ..
in *aidi
•Ii• Wr»* t or that m i > 1 .
ri»-%• d ! • *aid di pr>ipo««-d a tn* ik |m* nt • and
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phard.
I» (• ft,r»!.f-r ,»jf*lrr* d that (hi* todire «hail
*t t M
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l». lor John (». Yra n u u n * and
Turn (i. Yi annurta. |Yrfrnd«nt.
T o . M. (I,
Ym n u ti fi* , addfr-sa
Statra.
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( o u r l S r* m i l l Judlvlal
S rm ln ulr I otih • I Irriiia
WiUofi. ( -mpluinant
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John I Ilf in* n. i trf*-ndant«
to 11. 11. f.ndant. Join | |tr«*wci
It apioaritig from thr v*»orn affidavit
1%|iarll „ „ fvt, lh, r,£h,
„ jrM , n ; nj
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w a rul. da » ,.» t hi* * .«r •
' niah. ana a r f a* t
ant n kht. j
int* rral or lirn t»likh %«»u ma> ,ha%r in and
to thr foil* * in ijNdracrtbi d pr»i|»*-f|y, turn,|
. \ll of ic o r k *t. T i r r 2tl.
^wirh-wntT-tr i r r m i r t i f f ^ r t U r " m y r f 5 a r
f*4ji aifa‘ 1 •• \\ s I'Horntofi
* * I* f u l l i f Of d ir. d that tiiia notirr »t.a!l
t" , pul'll*! -'I "n i’*- • a**!! ** .» U i **r four run
• m i l |%v » .v ki in thg Sanford II. raid
l»of»* =*’ ♦ oftlrrrd tM* 11.»- J7|h ••«% of
Jittuar %, i *• I >
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A |m l ( i f , AS
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|I) V. K. Itou gla* *. |». i ,*
h.r. in •III* d that )**ur plar. ,,t r . * » d * h « i* In (ir c u it ( o u r l K r ir n t h Judlrlal ( Ir r u ll
•"tn*
"f
F t«i !* d S t a f f * * • ( t han
h r m lm . lr I o u n l ) . Florida
In ( h in . r,
f t . •fat. of Flo rid a, and that /--ur parll*
«'»tv of -ahf »rd. i neift* ipal
ular rr«ni*-nrr t* unln>M*n to athant and c o r p o f a t i - r . Ftimplait ant
Hill to
that tli*’ *aid John 1! Hr-***n i* a minor
fr**loti*
o%»r f h r a if •* «d fou rteen yrara arid ha« ■*• *
•r.
T a * l*«i*n
1»«-^n a !»** 1.1 lr »rn tl*. w*a*. tn**t» Ilian «i%t> JTo a I •l...t»i it mav * on . m
da%« ftr tl |trrri tie | *f.t« o rd »r a*ol *h.r.
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'«!* ? r l t • s|i|i a r h . r . m
i• no p* r»on in tl»»- *ta» «*f Florid a •*-r%tc.
••n . f I . f *r. if..- f.r-t Mon da* ^tl Atarrh
.f «ul*porna upon »lt.*rn would l.md th.- 1 ** I *•. b-ih.! a*rul.- da »»f f h i« r >ur t . t h.-n a'tit
•am r Job l* I. I I' ai an
|-*«r* t
tt 4 *< at mmt t a* to art % rig!it# i ri t• r
It t- thi r« for. o r d i r t d that
' I " a|»|»*ar • •t »r lirn ah irh )*»u ma> harV in and to
In thi« court t•» th r hilt htrctn filed rn th r the f (<||o« ing dra*ril>* d p f o p r r t ) ’
to « i t
‘ F i d af M ie .
1». Itilii.__________ I ------ -- ■LaL-X-llU-L 2 . T iu h-------- -----It »* furt tier o rd rr rd that this »»rd» r lo^ a i l «uit •• iiroiirht by (h r ( i t ) ut ^anpubll«h.*d one. a wrrk for H r h t r o n u - c u t l i r
f o r d a t a 11 • t I.. I
Whit*
» o - k » in thr Sanf ord ll*-ra!d. a n
•ap* r
It i« further ordered that t!u% notice it.all
p iii'li*L .d in * » i d S r m ln o lr ro u n t y .
br pu!di*h*-tl o n tr carb w*rk for four runW l i n c * my hand and the oral of th r .aid . . V . / i " T "
%V ’ k . .. h V !
r i r r u l . C..UM tk i. 2 l . t .1 . ,
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Ibint- ami • n lt r o l ih i« the 27th day nf
A• . -I » 1919
K. r%
A.. ol ltliiit
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fi. A I iO t r r .I .A S S , Clerk
Hoard of Count* C«»mdii«*ton»-rt.
Seminal*- Catinty. I is
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,
|\ I M o r X < > N r . t
il may eoneern:
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IN-Me
S"-4,r
K«r»rl.«,
T a a Lien
ir'rb, oHrrr* lo .ppr.r hrf.ln
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n
rule day of thU court,
then
s. L,
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In
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('Irru ll Court H r t r n i k Judlcia
I Irrull
fS em ino le County, Florida.
In Fb anrery
rn rp ur. llon , C o m p l . l n . n l
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Forerlote
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In ( Irrull
« »*uM. S e t r n l h I Irrull. N rm lnu lr
I iiun i), Florida
(•verptrret Tur|;*-nline Co m p an y
(**o rg e
W . |la mho,
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parlie*
r L.i »i »ioc intef f » t * under II
WinId II av •. all partir* •(aiming in
t« r* ai* • under l . c o r g . It Hay *, all
p a f tir «
• Ia I rni ft if 4oJer«a(*
under
' t I* Johiiaon, all i*arti«-a •l.iltning
in t.r-a t * und* r Flla L. f i r a w d y .
all partie* claiming intereat* uinh r
X rc 2«». T p 21. It ly .
' " u *f' H*-rel»% •r-lered i . appear t » the
" 'I « complaint h.r.m nlrd on the 7 th day
•d \pfit, V b*. pip).
* 1*11 U f.urth*r «rdef.-il that thi* notice be
puhllahrd once each Week for tw e lv e eonaec-.
u t i l e week* in the Sanford IL-rald. a news*
pap«r puMlahed in *aid Seminole p i y g l y , .
\\ ilm t* f:» v i.» *i,| and -t 1 •• -• il ..f t b«- tab)
V r- ‘ , | c o u r t thi* nth d a y *»f January.
K. t. lMUHlLASS, *
Circuit ( ! rk, Srmitioie C iiu tily, Florida.
a Warlow,
S-d* for (X.inplt,
a v i.lte
Maaae)
Goat Manure
JkYii
have just taken in a cxu’i*o of \ enczuelan Goat
Manure which analyzes
A m m o n in
P o tu S h
1 1 •_« p e r c e n t
il •
i*e r
cent
Goat Manure will put “ /»>" into your soil with
’ out adding germs of disease or weed seeds.
— W ill P S FOIC FII U FS —
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO.
Manufacturer' Neal Fertilizer*
JACKSON VK.LFI......................... .... ...........................FLORIDA
WI
ARE YOU INSURED?
IF NOT, SEE
W. J . THIGPEN & COMPANY
AGENTS
“ il ( nun H e i e n l h Judlrlal ( Irrui
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1. C k . n . e . ,
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Hitt In
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mhntn
T * * f i * ' 1’
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General Fire
Insurance
OFFICE l-KOFLES IUN k T i CILDIM;
9 »- 9 tr
Sanford
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In I ham r f »
• uit on tii« Inth da> <d January. 1919. thr
following drarribrd lid of rral ratal** lyi n g
and bring in Srminulr r o t t n t v , Florida. t*»a r n ifili n g h i A. i i . $t«>aUfM«4V
rdefed ihaLt JhbLnQtiCC-ljlBtL wit; Ltd
~ tn.- rarh w«-ck -for four r.*n- Addition t«* thr town of Sanford, according ~ A rrn m r rtvtni'r.
In ( I r r u l l ( *»un S n c n i h
Judlrlal ( In ull
J p ktunv illr. I la.
in thf JUnfurd Herald.
to a plat the rrof rrr ord rd in Plat 1 llonk N«i.
.Srmlnolr i ’b itnly, florlda .
In ( hanrrr)
«2-9tc
‘ "fd»rrd thi* il.r 27th day of 1. at PilCf I M» public rccp^da “ f Srminnl**
F i t y t<f Sanford, a muni* ipal
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19.
.
F o u n t ) , Florida, will br fo ld at Public o u t
•
corporation. Complainant
Kill to
A. noirnLASS. rierk.
cry for ca«b in hand to thr hlrne«t b ld d tr
NHTII r.
.
xr*.
F* frr|o*r
H> V. K. I)oug!at«, I*. (’.
at th** front door of the F o u r ! Hnu«*> in
Notirr i« hrreby given that application W F. I.caaitt
*
Ta* I Irr/
Sanford. S rm ln o lr <***unty. Florida, on thr
111 be made to th** I lori'la I.rgitlat ure at T«* all a finin it may r*inc«-fii,
You are her* by orderV*! to ap pea r b «f » in
I »em,.J i.“u" Ket.nlh Ju.1lfl»l tlrcull drd day uf March, A. I». 1919, during thr 114 nrat regular r m i o n , whi_rh Convene* *m
legal
hnurw
of
aalr.
T
rrm
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i
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r
ra«h.
the n r« l T u i aday a fte r the firat M o n d a y in on . a t before ihr* firat M o n d a y in March,
|r,t, ’f l * • • ■ « ! » , r U d d a .
In ( h .n c r r ,
F u rc h a u r lu pay for df^d.
I•
an(r,r,|. „ mutl|r |p,i
April, 1919, for the enact m ent c.f a afMriid 1919, brin g a rule day. of thi* rourt, then
R. F. I l i H S f i n i D K l t .
law in and for Seminole cou n ty . Florida, anil there to makV anawrr a* I.* any rlgh!.
’
< ‘ rnp l.tnai t
Mill In
Special M uli-r .
prohibiting • the running at large in eai«i lnten-*t «»r lien which you may have in an<)
ji.fcl ,
For*»rb»«r
Schelle
Maine*,
•
euuni
y , of cattle, *aid law to |i»- ratiflr*! by to the following dtarribed property, to-wit
,na
.
T a t l.itn .
Snlirif«»r for (*ompiainant
■ m.joritv vi.lr it Ihr
v.trr. .( l.ot S. lilork S, Tirr f.
y‘ it mav mnnrn
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" n r r t s r h met-k for four Ci»n«
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>rdereil this thr J7th* «t * > id
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If i» h» r« t•% *.r,|. red that you appear to
’ •* 11 *’f 1 ••tnplalnt hrrrlti tiled again*! )*..ii
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if fir.t |«ub!t. ati-n. M l . da% of
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ft 7ai Kan-I a f . l •• *1 *.f it..
•»*d ( ireint i ..I*-* ** Til -a; * ill. . Florid a,
t hi* 2 lth da> nt f . H r u a r y . iv ’ lti
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it) v. t:.' |)ougta««, n r.
Ify/ * 1 .brought by thr <*•t> t»f SanI
llfh.»
t it f(
Smith.
... 7 .h» f »**V o rd er ..! t<> a p n .a r t. rn ir
‘ ••re the Urn kinnday- In {Jarrh
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»••-»♦ r « - * k • 1*» t L ^ 4 • '
1 It- .nf
11**t»r All.I **r.Itr. d thi* the Hit* da*
Ja’: u « t » , 1919.
m a ll
F. A I K M ’ G L A S S . ( ‘ I n k .
4Dili ila\ <d thi* court. th*n and F McN*«J*-) an«l Anni* Mr*n*»if a* |n an) right inter-i N«*-|^), II* f.-mlanta,
r.M*F .
T*y h* 'r, 1,1
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Nolle, of Ml.t.r'i S»lr
• an i i f m ” * * l f ° K f y '.
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NutIri* !• h*rrl»y g i v m lh a l in pitrauanrr- to
• tn‘l 1. Ilb»rk h. Tier I. City of *fhal rrrtain ,l.-r.-c *ntrr,.d in the .!,..%r m>Ird
• i- brought hy Ihr Ctly ..I s.n-
parlor.
•
week spent at Miami. '
Rev. Mr. Steinnfvyec of I.akeland
Mr. Applegate a n d ,tw o handsome
is upending the winter with his daughters arrived here last week
daughter, Mrs. II 11 McCall.
from New .York to spend th*1 re
Mr. and Mrs. Evert mi of Nash mainder of the winter at their -newville, Tenn., are visiting their daugh- home on the lake, having recently
• . puMi*» l mu • 4. • • >• • f-*r I it* • •
( ’Ifi^ill t ourl. S n r n l h Judiiiat < Irrull,
"■*rn it may rimm rn;
Nrminoli- ( aunty, Iforitla . In f h a o rrr )
h» frby >*t.
* r« 4 to a|»fi* ar h»f*-ln ' J«din M t i i f or. Cnmi Lairx l : .
----- ~,r tfhnl Af»*rrira) l i M a r T!f
For,-.
%•_
r loaurr
give vou .» lot in oic lb.in anv
other clothes \(*u can buy.
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••f a rf*rtaln •frainajr ror.frart. tl* * ut I J }l
•,4»d.- n• folint f«ldgr t.f the l*a«»• *■ad and e nt-r- d in to * ; t l th. h'ai*.
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nf ?• t*-»ll?'t). I'lofirla, w hr fl th* t.ffl*--r*
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ro in po a irg H* rr.ir.» T*- Ci-utit*. Florida
F. F. H o l S H u l . h E l l .
• a* a part <»f i»r»nfc-* Cou-t*. H -ft ta, *a,d
(*oU it > JUilgn
Itrainagr- l»i*tr»rt Uing an-I being in that f>or
1 ‘Oir» S«-*» filh JudDlal I Irrull • e-n of raid t r r n t - r * » o- t.r*r* «| in s* ~un de
l ur-tv Florida
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Chassis $475.00; • .
Kuiiaboiits $500.00, Touring Cars 8525.00, Truck
. $550.00, ( oupelets .8650.00, Sedans $775.00.
• a rl I’iiT'ott inotor*-d nvir to !>«•Land la-t Sutniay to take over Mr.
and Mrs, E. F’ Ltind*|tiist' for the
treatment of t!o-ir little daughter,
Marion
Hi- are all so plea-*-*! 'b e
is getting along so nieely.
Tltere
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Mr L<*tWn. nlitn ai'i-ampanii'd hi^
danpjiii r, Mrs. .'Hjjincr Lsitlilublzl I n
1 1. fair at Ortamli* and on to Winter
<*ar*
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Mr-
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|*i nibble q eilrh .
lo t well ki
to require eommenl. 'l’herefon
raie e of preyt lit eontliiirns,
can be no ehan^us in Hie priet
Ford cars.
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mi or M«irp i h«> hr«i Monday-In Man It, i 'ji
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To alt wlnim it m»\ mnci rn
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•ft nr |(•f.-r* i*i f;r•f M • la ,• Nf 4*- •
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l* n mhi« Ii * ••»I nia * I ao in 4t d I • M•wing dt-arrilo d pr>*p4-rt %, t • m.! 1at*
1 ami 12. Ilbo^ r. T(*r 1.
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L n . l i i T r un,1' r '-'i-’jjr t .n * J.'ln.-r or
unttrr l,..)rc. |j. f,^inrTt , Pdrtlrs
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unilrr
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d . l m l n * Inlrr
C. White
.
Saitl •tiit M brought by' thi ( it)
tfcHr on\ Irnnmeiit, lirnv thrn tlo you ford
arain«t \\<•(« > J ^n* •
in’**!! i..r tlit* furl that in this prison
It ia lurthtr or d* red flat !*•• n- * • *f»'I
t" puldiihei! on«’e •acti » o k • r (- •»r - • n
thrr
*•• thri»r srftaruto nm! diKtinet •erutlvi
«*t«k* in th* Sanf -nt tl 'al t
I
at«d ..f4*-f»-d iht« ♦*»»- J11h iUt
grad*Siiu-r thr ••n\ir«»nin«>nt Ik pn*I'M'•
ri*’ y
' 'in* ln»w *!•• \.ni cxplnln January,
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th«*
.fi.oi ut the i 11111ii f i' s Into
ffcf"
' ' *1 ^-it••.I*ir * faK>if)ratioti!4? In I in u it I null S r t in lh Jietu ml l im utl
—I • •
.till, \,-i\ IVa.
S im .noli- f o u n t * . H o n d a
In t han<«r*
«'•» * • f " if t • I. ,i »• it ;-il
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acc.ir | »i%
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•»n the loth d a-.» * 1
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Mii»h,
By \ V. Itoucl...,- IV (
To all «H"fn It may- enttc* rn;
Vuu are hereby ordered t«• appear herein Flemming G ra n t
on -Vr ^,f^or,***hr flrtt Mondlv in March.
I ■•I!#, brine a rule dav «d this t wirl, then and
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" , " " M j ^ f f ! tlit r#- to make answer as to an> rich!, inleresf or lien ablrh v«»u mav ha\e(ih and U\
*Poscr From Prison.
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the folloama described proper t) ’. hfftlt:
If m^n nn» the helpless creatures of l.ot r,f lilork T. Tier h.
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m> *r . * ficnarurr a - I ..*( p;, '••*"'•• Tajlm
dh«-r of th^m.
par fie*
(nr n s .lay ..( Primary, A I*. |*»D»
interest* under
t:. t iin|ii;i. vsn!'
,
Fla
Inf.rala umfrr John K Duran.l
ad parties clai
nder John Halts
*ing interest und.
'•lift, Si'.rnih < Irrull S r m ln o lr hn
re, dreeasr«j, a)
< «unl>. I
rU
interests nnder
urprnum’ t*cmp«n>
it's* iirceased. a]
K.’ A. IMUC.I.AS*!* Clerk
H> V. K. Iiougla**. I». t
F. (\ Gravra.
.
T ax Li* t» *
T«^all '»hom It may ronrrrnt
You ar<* hrrrby oriGrrd to app«ar h»r»io All of itorti. r,. |J,
on or brforr thr ftr*t Monday in March, f t , S u t l . I U n ( i i
1919. bring a rule day of thi* rourt. then
anti thrrr to make am«ir a* to any right,
interrat or lirn ahirb vou may have in and
tn. thr fallowing dmrfihni property, to-wjt;
fiota if, 9 and 10,. lilork 171. Tirf I.
Said suit i* brought by thr Tit)' <>t San. Uur.,;i> 1% Ka-t.
fn/d against'F. (*, firavM.
,
?f.*tt f a * . .. 1 ' «nM l i
\V,.t
It is further ordered that thi* notice *hall
n 2 d, all «.( Srctni*n« ? * , H i r |
be published once each week for four e.»n-.
• hd* 2n S 1till, 1»4* ^e- 1•: f > . i
rrruftv« weeks in thr Ssnford lleraltl
al*
Src fi or* | . Fa -» ►
Done and ordrrrd this the 27th day »f
\ i! f
•n 1 1 Fa*t *■ _ , ■ ,
January. 1919.
,
N . o i h half t <* , tl .r J |
• Ttsrali
F. A. DOFGI.ASS. FUrk.
3H-5tr
, lly V. K. Itougfass. 1) f.
Mrs. N. E. Varner, of
Hixson, Tenn., writes.- '
“ I was passing through
the . . . My back and
sides were terrible, and ,
my suffering indcscribable. I can’t tell just how
I _ and .where .1 hurt, pbout
I alt over, j think . . . I I
began Cardui, and my
pains giVw less and Jess,
until I was epredi 1 am
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•'•ur. A ( i . i h . c i ,t
Ueiam^f | «
-.-Ttr. Tfitmth i Tn unpaid t a t r * f
rhura**
St.l’.rr, alt
nartiei* Ala
laiminf trti.rr.la un'lrr
ar, I ha«
h i , . 1 I •.*I,*1
, ' pr. T trre-tf
,” ™:, Munder * ,1
c.la im
H c Inan,l
\fath«*a \
Strwart
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ffii lr 4|»j‘t|. ati.*n f.*1
rfairntng !nte*r> ••% under
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N 'r,k' " f ' •*-•-». I. »:l |..r-
Fit) of Sanford. a fnut
corporation, Complainant
Take
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I h»nr and ordered thu thr 27th •ta> ..f
Jan tiar>.
• r al
tc
IlfiAl AliWUTISIMi
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’f Irrull
by th r €’ •t > of Sar
•i rnrp ufattofn ('oiiip 'ainAn l
FeLa-uary 23rd to March 3rd Inclusive
t I ttii mn,l
1
.
woman M years of age.
I do all my hbusework."
Try Cardui, today. E-76
Mr. and Mr-. 11. O. D ieterich.
have sold .-their pretty -borne ‘ on!
•ntio to Mr and Mrs.. It.
Diet-riMis will go 1
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A*»t‘nto.t.o.mvMl —-.i-ii*
C+Uf | r | L V
wood lor fuel. (Ine Wade J»-—
will do 10 men'i work at / one-t.nth the mil. Write
for tree Honk, •'||ow Din I
a ’ *!
Continued
In
•I.r.t 7, lilork 9j T i e f It.
.
Mrs. U. FI. Ivey.' while in tolando
motored down to liartow uj),
brother, T. A. Goode, of t h»t , jt>
where she was a -guest in t is (,omJ
for several days.
brought
P A G E SEVEN
Nott rr of l h « t « i | r Hearing
It i« further •-f«t*r»»l that » t i - * • , > ^
h* p u h lu h o l enrr «arh u * . k #.*r ♦ u» , r
M«*uti\r » i r k » in thr Sanf«*r»l IL-rai-l.
There can be no doubt
as to the merit ol Cardui,
the woman’s Ionic, in
the treatment of smany
troubles pQCtiliir to
women. Tfic thotlsands
of women who hayc been
helped by Cardui in the
past 40 years, is conclu
sive proof that il is a
good medicine for women
who suffer. It should
.help you, too.
Mrs. (I. U. St 'iistr'iin h;in j,
'urnrd
It nnc
ir,! a visit to her M-t.-r
" r m St.
A .(■•«. i** .•
Mis’s Margaret Clark a m l'p ^ t
were Sanford visitors Thursday
Said suit
* f*'f*l again*! II l.andito.
Satutdav.
O
< bavnln-riain ku
onville and F'ernaodina on business
!ii-'t week.
M
B = ia T l I
It Helps ! M
* ,o thr follntoinc «lr»rf|br«l p f' j p P r t ) . to-mit
Lota 11 anti-12. Illnck ». Tirr l.
.
wu
or some t i m e ‘receiving treatment for
ivrd whiicjn-lrench mor
ler training.--
A mnncy-mnker and hard work saver for land cloarers and wood-cutting
contractors. One man can move it from cut lo cut. Simple ami reliable.
Ua>* nf (bit court, thrn I
aft»*rr at to an> >ijht I
intrr*-«t or lirn whi«*tt VoU mA\ ha*.- m an l
Mr. and Mr- Oscar Pearson , n(j
small son of Key West ,ire
in Pa«la.
M is-
,THE SANFORD HERALD
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brine a rule
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THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
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. Biblical Thrift.
The S.*rl|ituri*s jrtvi* ns tunny lessons
In thrift. Ezekiel nnrnrtl the fhllilten
of Unil'l Hint ilnrllu; till* sieve of .lentsnlein they wi>t>lil huve. tn In* thrifty.
He snlil: "Tnhe thou iiImi unto thee
whent, nsij hurley, nml hetins, anil
lent lies, utnl millet, nml fltehes. itnil
put them |n one vessel, nml mnke thee
bread thereof.”— Ezekiel Iv: 0. The
Millie shows Hint Kzikh t nnlereij the
clilhlreii of I sen i*l In ent their llienl
by weight, anil even thus only "froth
time to time."— Thrift Magazine.
Gfft Drought Punishment.
A } (iiiiur unainn •■inploycd In tin* offico nf ii Kulir Hlii|iplnc hiuifd* rei clvuil
frrmi her inllliminlri* t‘m|ilti}-cr n ruim
nf im*im*>- ns it |ir<'si't(t nil Nru Vinir'n
tiny. Tin* Kiri (imk ln*r fnt » m l \if
null's lintur. Shi* wns firiiinplly flirnslii*il tiy ln*r iinillii’r fur sirnllm; them timl
ilrnctjril to tin* ulHri* tu npulncizu for
tin* thi'ft. I*x|ilimntluiis wi*n* mmle,
lint wlii'ii they p n linmt* sin* whs ml*
iiiuiil'lii'ii uni'll limn* (or not slntlntr
In r iuse iiioVe ilenrly,— Juimu Chron*
lelc.
THE M OST,
DANG ERO US DISEASE
Nn orr»ns of th« human, hoily nri* -o
Imnnrtwnt to heoltli unit Iona llf<* ns Ihi*
kidneys. When they »!ow up nml com
mence to U k In tlielr duties, look out’
t-lnd out what the tmublr la— without
delay.
U’henever you feel nrrvnua,
weak, ditty, suffer from BleeplessniHS.
or have pains In the back— tcuke u/i
at once. Your kidney* need http. These
arr nlkti* to warn you that your kid
ney* are not performing their func
tion* properly.
They are only half
doing ihtlr work and nre nllowlng mipurltle* to accumulate and bo convert
ed Into uric acid ond other poison*,
which are causing you dlntres* and wul
destroy you unless they are driven
A f t e r - T h e - W a r P r o b le m s
FRENCH HONOR
Y. M.C. A. EXECUTIVE
Who I Iuh lit*on Accorded. High i tji d t • jiupt ajjr bef •irc 'aid oogrd aj t
*. ifonors hv■I'rench-fiflccrTrnrtTVf'
•bogId nc.f f.. granted,
IH *A Ii I) «»L Hi. C<i.M M ISSTtK,
.Seminr*lf OtUiify, Florida.
Ily L- A. ItrurrJ-'A , Chair man,
If # E. A. flniifU**, r*?, rk.
Hy V. K. boiiKlaM, f). C.
As n mark of rocoRnlllon nnil appro
elation of the work dose for tin*,French
telephone com panies and w hich seriously affect
your telephone service .are not confined solely to
the operating features of die business.
I he difficulty w e a re experiencing in building
up an enlarged operating force lo handle the in
creased Oa'flic load is equally serious among our
male em ployes, particularly in the planl organi
zation.
and th- «* to mate* anawer ai to an
Intrrrtt or H*n,whtrh vcrj may harp
rnunty, Florida, bald on thii 4lh day of rd for that purpotc. All rapltal stock of
February, A. 11. ty*11>. a petition * n pfr* till* corporation '•ball hr common, and n«n*
•* iil » d tn said b p f r d by I j . It. lit-ad and assessable, rxrfpt, that "lock may be paid
nthrr*. to F i t i l i li i h ■ nubile dftrh, drain or for in installment* as provided by the by
canal and latteral ditches* drain* or ra ru li, law*, anti ten per cent of the capital stoyk
lo ✓ on through and benefit the land* within fhall be paid in before-the transaction of
the f idiom I ni; bounda ry linen, to - wit
any bu*ln*H»* hjT the cortroralioin.
Vr11rIe f %
I urnfiirnclr f at I he I'mlhrflil rnffirf nf
Tt* • c+prPnrafitin shall lu o 1 perpetual ex
tf r- iiurili.ni tjnartrr of fLr Booth* ant ,|uar
tatero
c,
unlru
sooner
dissolved arrording t >
t* r « f ^|tun l*h Xomnship 2 0 aoulii, of
I ) r . John P . M o t t Is M a d e Chev Mane* 2 ;f»f a*t,* and run thence north one and law
three q *jartel • t *$ « mili^’ h' the northeast
rlii.lt* V.
a lie r o f L e g i o n o f H o n o r — E x
corner of Heel.Inn** I fe, laid Township and
Thr bu--int-«a of the rt»rpf»f»linn dftall lie
Itartgei therice w « l
one quarter i j,l of a conducted by the following officer* A Pres
ten sive W o H t o f ** Y ” A n io ;:i
mile to the north' treat rnriitf ♦of the north* ident. a Vice President, a Secretary, »
ea*t quarter of the northeast quarter of *aid Treasure/ and a Hoard of Director** anil
Coitus.
^M'tion 1 *: tin n * north unt quarter 1 *% •tii h * mpltivca a* the ufTScrr* and Iburd of
of a mile to the rtofi he**t mm or of Ihr »nut L I 11r•i |of » think ft«*rf«*ar.v and! a* l*f nhlhd
mo«t quarter t*J the iniithi i d quarter >d by 1 *** bv-l is*
The office of the S^rr*sr>
S*cttunT, said tomri*hip and range; thence and lh* Tfra*ur«r may be held by one and
i» i *1 one quarter » 1#r of a mile to the north* the uiflc perton.
All affirm and directors
we»t miner id «atd south»Vst quarter of the mb*l * he *tcH'k holder* of tHA***ifpofa.tUrn,
southeast quarter of suid Sect ion 7- thence bu\ employe*-* m*ih nnt be wtock hold* r*..
north approximately
on** mile tothe San The rudother on the llotrd of IMrertoft shall
ford and Geneva brick road; thence north* In* hied by the by law* of the corporation,
w««t*rl>- along said brick road to the wi* 4 but a! nu tlrni «hall the number 'I t* lea* than,
line id Section ti, *ait!_Tp«futiip ami ltangt ; tlmii t.or greater thin thirteen. hiridturi
MlIffM
•haM l»c ducted by and fr«tm lhr •'
___ annual meefing f the
at the Pr«t and each
!*r
f*.
1
it!
medial
el
y
after
the
ad*
Atfickh
the first and each annual
jaurnmrnt
rr- ... »i__
ntf i
the stockholder* thr ne^ke*-.
circled Hoard of lUrertofi shall mmt and
orgaolfr, by #*h*rting tine of tfirir irmber a-*
chairman of thr Hoard. The dir** t-*r» *hall
at th* tafnl meeting each year elect from
their number all officer* of the corporation.
Until ,the officer* anil director* elected at
the first meeting of the stockholder* and
director* urtd* r this corporate charter shall
tab* office the followlug named shall c In
duct .the affair* of th** r ifpnratlon: If. It.
Stevrn* *halt‘ be President, >*, L. MUhT.
Virt Pri'ident, If. C. jiu[io*c* Sarrhtary and
Trea*ur«*r, and 17, A, l>oiig!:as«f Chalf mar..
T. IV. 1,aw ton, A. I*. Connelly, it A, NVw«
man. A. U. Key, U. K.‘ Whilncr. F. \V%.
Mahoney and lirnry Mcl.aulin shall
•tit ute the Hoard «f 1)1factora. The first
and organization meelini of the innirpofalor* and *toek holder* of the corporation
•hud he held In Sanford* Florida, at the
Court Ifoysr, In ihe Commissioner** room
thereof, oft the morning of March 21st,
1 S! 1», for the purpose of accepting letter*
patent .hereby applied for and of electing a
Hoard of llfrccttjt* and adHpiing bydaw*
WbrriM, «aid .petition
*a< i...
laid
(Acr
...
v
__
i ■1.until
the licit regular meeting
if •the
board.
“ iIm* and of gtheraUa completing the organt-.aheld on the ttb tlay of March. A, I*. I{*Irj, ti«n of thi* rorporatbm^and fur. irauaacung
an> nther or further business a* ma> proper
all a• provided by law.
ty cutne before the meeting. Thcnaii* r the
Now, Therefor**, thi* i« to rive notice that ontnial met-ting of the storkbidders •hill In*
the heard *if county r» rnmiMlon»r* of ;i* m- held on the first Monday in th** month of
DU. JOHN R. MOTT •ifiide rminty, h’lnrida, wj}l ronalder «abi peti March of earh. year. The Hoard of |llr»*r|«»rs
at thr ir next rrgufur meeting to be la id •hall meet Immediately after tlo- adjourn
General Secretary of National tion
■*ft Tue-.il ay, th** |fh day of March, A. I*,, ment of i h*- fir»t «od etch annual meeting
War Wntk Council, Y. M. C. A.. I^1 fb ami all pcr*,,fi% ml> n ,ic >1 an* h» feby of «fock h"bbo * a» h* reint** f**r* |«r•••*<I d arid
Folillers by (lie* American Y. M. C. A ■
fnrro* nbronil. (In* ITrnrb xtivcmmnni j —
ha* roiif,rri*il ilif i lena!
Impur
(■af. ■ur 1 ot h r 11m»=» and ay off*-rt
laW* mesjr direct ^«m! prdvrdr. «•
jir
th** N.ittont’f
John
It
\Y.1* Work
K. \ IMIUC CASS.
(
HOTEL LO N G WOOD
•
MIIS. O. I.KM.VV. l*fosi.
lintler new mnnagment, guod llshlnu
httniim! anti tinthinu near. A nice i,uict
home-like pUtce. splendid water, rate*
reasonable, ttiven on request. Special
rates to pnrtles.
Northern rookln)>.
O C U L IS T A N I ) O P T IC T A N
I’ruclirc ronfinctl to llu* treatment
of the eye
Eyes examined by n regular regis>
tered physlrinn
Glasses fitted, broken Icncs du
plicated
28 W. (.'hurt'll Si. - Orlando, Fla
HENRY McLAULIN
JEW ELER
WATCHES
• o i b i - n and ittruir pora fori together with the
amount of tlo capital njtock nab^crlbfd for
.it!
i BUSINESS CARDS :
s« hI**,4 Fi=)
nl 1
♦
♦
»
t* *
A rmj *i■1 S '
1 '1 C A
Ti !• (*i,i,.!i * hi), In ■> f l mil Wii-hlnv
«
n r*' hirh ('trilc 'Vf|i |1«> FiifHUbrd tiju
Jt*r Thin Meatling At Thi* Halt* tlf >7.20
>4'.l *M
1 1 M«< gib i
More than 8 5 0 of our most skilled, .trained,
technical men volunteered for service in the arm v
and the m ajority of them are still m Lurope. Verv
few have returned, and we cannot exp ect the bal
ance to return soon. Few men of this type have
been available and those we a re training by no
means equal our dem and. Ibis shortage of e x p e
rienced men ham pers our exten sions and delays
installations.
Certain features of our work can he done only
hy experienced, technical men and often when we
had equipment on hand wo could not secure suf
ficient labor to install it prom ptly. This has been
.rah
The lilghnal amount of inub hit-dii•*** of
liability to whlcb thi* flirporaiion* •hall of
may at any limi *ubicct it.v-lft *ha!l be limit
ed to (In** Hundred and' Fiftr Thngiaitd
IrMlary.
,
ELGIN AND W A L T H A M
^
Atllrff V9I.
The* name* and ft^iidcncr* of ffie «uh*
Moll, ol i
Council
All lll ick 5*j I'^r 15, City of hanf ir
id*.
H»IH
L unit IrfTbrnught by.the City
ford affainit C, W. flow man
It i« further orl'V'-d that this p *it
hr published "no *-arh %«i'k f4Jr f*
iFrutjvr ww<h in th*- Sanford Mira
Dune and iirilpfrd ihi* thr 27th
January,
-ghe 1»y- 1
Clirviilmr > t th» Iztlnn of llonot upoi
Ill'll* ! t! Sf’Crt'lur.
tn ihi* following d*a~rfS*4 pronerly.
lleiif y \li bauiin
bartb'Ml
S C H E L L E M A IN E S
L A IT Y E l i
F L O R ID A
in*
is i m i l i nii.sns
L. I'KIII.1 SON Mill sll.ll I , H
Wilson.& Hoiisboltler *
I . A U A F.ItS
nnforcl.
ll 1 \\ full., r \ \\
v I H \f ( -|||. t
.•til If, r> Mr Ltt‘i'll aft ?• I .-ni afe |u , - ihji!}
kn
in mu-and knu*n iu be lbe umi petjcjua
•11<I-f11h 11 in and mho aqWrribed th*-ir ii*fm*
*■;* iH» for* f*htic fifnp ^.d . hafii r .■! thr
f»T1p t|
i y«)tli»ti|
AIT-He Knew About Hi6 Meal.
tInvi<iK (Itil-loil Ills mini llu* illnt*f
Clllh'iE f o r hl*l rflr'l'U.
|III'
1> till . ' l i l t
'' I .'1I T n ,' i
IInI
* ■• h*tfgpf|nr(
I nm fm n t
snlil
Ofiite HOf) P a rk Avenue
Telephone 201
Office Mrs: 1 0 - 12 a.m. & 2 4 p.m
1 - I ll.i I • V
I)R.
•b*,p « n * l
It ai i *tr*-**»--i •
Ti* i -
' i t i»rifm- *■i*.11 . si
br 11* M,11Ilf-*,
Attnfiie> int |firurb*>rator*.
| .f . q if ii i**r^ nr
m a n a g M * *d tbt-airt-*, op, fa hiiume.4 , pieigr*’
•Tench Children to D- Kind,
It has hi'i'ii truly MiStl (hut any |n*r.
Son « ho ill llln*|'nl,‘lj lorlur. s n .111till,
Itulllm I 1* oil ||I 1'Ittllllll 111!* •Tll'IO- !l"l ri*U 'l l r i r u r isuHTier*.
Fluriila
Dr. C. J . Marshall
1 *1 '
i('d *-*♦I. t"t III fl« »« ll )t>kIf-Ab
"it I'jff
ip, fun- rn» fhjal h**
th»- -jm** f-'tF
|ib» pt.rp.MwT- tLt r= .n i-tpr»-*«<'d.
-
«r
* t fit i ( d i u m
uf n r m u fiiu n l.
T«»
r a r r y •*r» t h e b u - i i p -% o f n e w n it e d b - r * , t n ti ri. it .
edit
or
[tut b -b
nt-w-spap. r»,
p^riodieilH
i*r
rnagn in r • *vf I • d n
a i d all k i n d * uf
p fi t t io iv *
T - » 1*
L h in r i - I lik i f )
a ia ld *«
kif.pi
f - f L - *■*, !, *■. n f m * . a f i n * a n d
I.IIM1I AI I
40-fitP
1«
P'lfrlllt r ,lllll S r . r f i l h Jutll,l.tl l i f r IOI
SrnilM.li* lull nl 7 . Hur lil ..
In i h i n n r ,
I ’lly
of
S .n fn f.l,
a
E . iM. DOWLIND
VKTKIf INAltlA.N
m i i n i i IJial
. .'rfuir jiiun, t' im|ilainhti!
Treats scientifically diseases
of all dom estic animals,
('n ils in Snufnrit amt
v iiin ilv promptly
nn.svv ered .
111II I-.
T i * a r Ii t l n l i l r i - n k l m l -
P h o n e .'ISO M e l r o s e
H ouse
(litLAN DO, FLO RID A
Southern Bell Telephone
and l elegraph Company
lyflJTT^; •■..1S AI-7— r —
—
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At'ur.i:y Always Valued.
\\ .* ml it*■i ,, i ** ill. ihoroiu;li. |m Iii*«Inkliur I'itso ' i, for ihi* ron-oii ih.i! » o
know f a l l ju T-otts jiliw o lh,' r (nj 11 m.i *1•I
*
I | 1 * I t«* I i •' r> 1 I he tti) |Fit***
Kind i T an i,'**tliB4ili* on nouriu’V. • i * J u p u*n’ il.ctriTal *•( im i lm' i -*t er»
-i* *1 deab r*. *ilh« r a* principal '-r
Triit*. they may not In* singled out us at*e»jt
» n y a n d nil , b*vt rii a b a i jdir uir n p f
tina Iii tr atlnlmsl any s|nid niords, *up| b* *. »i** i +*n*f rm*!, *r*-rt, InaUli, i,11*-r,
t. p4 p, ji'juip and d* ol hi w«>rk*. . pfaiitu,
hm Unit find nivos us ahsolulidy tn* :ir*i ruir't'n t* and ffuehinery, f«*r ih»* p u r■iiiu.ltii. Wi< Iii*IIi*m * Iii itiiuii lifL’aipta |lli;i b| ms‘
.M P . t !
m* l.innv thnl (hoy may in w i ry situa i nl i t. . i. .1 IT* I -t a-i > purp •*.’ T*i rofi*
n
l ITtit I- (Till i.r *(a1 1 •»ill-r mr r« p^it. ijl-c itr
tion hi* rHtril ii)iott and am* tm otir
r, nl ,un iin< all it'acfum r . and t mp* iter
way luiiqiy In tin- kuouli di^** ttint work eM»f j t 1 itii vg, Hi ihi Imdn*: j *=f a v*al**f
. and furnlwh. rith< r f *r iisrlf
tiiriml u*il liy surti piTSons will fully
Uitrf f**r »nv and all purf^tve^
•‘inriiHtint lie."
inti1, ipii and v-11 i*“** and i«t r.m*
•Im i I Im Iiubidi
«d a i’*"bf pi"*rag-e, Inriiidihg ll*- fund'thing *d atld I In* h|*i fatiim uf
pre-nitdirtg plant f**r « j>> and all p«irp*
I’** rarry *-»« the b»i*Jn*--* .(f ^ ib al* r in meat*
and livi' ial!b\ and ai*** that of a dealer in
Ii vi- trail li and On ep griiifall;. afid in ah>
an 1 iil| • ranrk* » *.f *urjv r•■‘tpe* li .* i !,-■
i.f bijFifn-sr>. II* 'ftirv Mil tbe lt)*irti'*» *<J a
di aler In v« p lal.|. *, *itb»r wli' luali- *.r re;
I 11 VI ll,N
». lit a regular tm-eting -( tfr lad, in anv and all bra n hi s id *urh bu*i(ilm) 1 ii t njy»g< hi ilir bg^ini”ii »«f rnann
f(Miiil) fcrumt- i i i r% uf Si miinii
fa< luring, buviug urtd ai Ibng and deating Hi
an* and all wind* »d tlyng*. fUlure# nr an-piunpe« bLTHNiry -fn ir.r-rnTrroruT ..p. ralinfi **l a rnmlertt t«*uri*l »»r ovmmrrrial hnirl
and alt) el alt V>f lb*
v*r aI ^imb if bq«i>
rtra* N fsrii» n,i ti111>nh !. I n pliret«aar, |ram*#
birr nr u().rr«i«cr adqplre nr bi*b|, ntn,
maintain, inpr *vr, alter and -ill, cun* v,
mnru-agi "i utlur*i>. dup"**- uf r* ai ♦•..ti
and peraunal prrp.rty uf whatfvrr nature nr
kind and any fnlrtn-k thi rein, T » do ind
.rmrry *«» i Ln_JLnMii«..a* -**f--a - .1
1at«*- •1r aVr
and bi >»ki r. and In do an> aml all thing*
nrrruaf) It- I r di'Ttt* in (ifdi'r it? micrravfully
ttper ale rithei. an)
atl 1»| file *everal
kind* id huainr** hefiin rnrntiutint and
Its surrounding* often so make or mar the
albtw *d to !>«**■ •q.icraii d* and gt nerafly in
havu and l*» rti-r* ise am and all ,tirh right*,
beauty and comfort of a reiidenee as tnrnark
|irfvili gC' atkil I *i*i tm a* THUS be n^ees-ar v,
the difference between a house and a home.
prujrt r **r i Mi'Trnli l**r thr uperatfun an«l
irmnoarliim of the lnj'ine*« of thi* rurpora*
The pleasing kind of plantings seldom are
Irun- TI * fnregoing ?hull be ri»tj*tn*f'd 31,
la lh tnde|irifdi»nl iibjrcla and piim-era and
very ripen,ive to make.
the bnudi ?t mtaning ■hall be given
tu nil h id the fun gutng « nuthefaibm* **f the
genry^d natufi id l hi huiinedt el thi* fM*
fuiraii ii aril lh*
-t
**u» » n| •lii l
PLAN'!' HKANS We have a large stock of Seed Bean:
and can fill orders for Wed and Black Valentine, Bur
pees Stringless, Giant Strlugless, Lung Fellow, Refugee
Davis Wax, Hudson Wax, Henderson Bush Lima, Ken
lucky AYondcr and other kim
Bl.OO VJFIELD S E E D CO M PA N Y
"I vcfilhing In Hi 'eiN4'
-
M O N T IU H L L O .
D
Sec w h a t these few trees
have do ne for this house
Woitldn't von pay a good deal
higher rent lo live in il dun in
one without anv shade or shrubbervf And if you were buying,
wouldn't ihr planting make you consider a
conthlrrabl) higher price than if there were
none? Vet th# cost of the plants, shrubs and
irre» shown wat 1ml » friz dollar*. TEcy.ntrre
rarrfully lelrcled, it it true, lo give juil the
desired etfrcii. Our free catalog, the “Ileautifill Ground. l!mA,“ amlAuggeslions'lKil we
will gladly make you cvn rcqutjd will help
you to choote just at wisely for your plant
ing nerds whatever they may be-
R EAS O N ED BR O T H E R S : R O Y A L PAI,M NURSERIES
, ^
ON ECO. I'LOHIDA
\Mb Ir III.
Th* »ri * M >f lL. .4p t,d Mr«k autfl-.r
_f*ill 1* 1 l r
h*- d i v i i b d
Oak and 3rd S t
f i d u ufi r (Iii .M ?ur .<1 * h a r * * a i
# ,, i
& pyr
xaly^ •*! tint1 Uutidfrd JiuBar* *-a* b; lhlist *I‘** W t* «>, l>. |*ai'l ar*
Sanford, Florid*
SPECIALS
Celery Bleaching: Paper
Cypress Lumber
■irtpi.la liun ib**!! i-*i Mur Hur
dr* d T h**S3■arp|. I Harm, and 11**-
FLO
lo !iv huyinn new lir**s all t!i*,■ tuni*.
it is poor ImsiiH'.ss tiv tlo so, whi'ii
our vulraruzini* will {trolunc ihi* l*f**
o( your old tires ,r>0 tu 100 IHT emit,.
It you" art* srep tiral. niv«» ti, an ap*
imrently worn out shoo ur tuhe* t •
oxaitKornti'il.
T r y it on Hip worst
roads umlor the worst rotnflttons,
and if you prove us wrong don't pay
A home which you love to live in
and that others would like to own
oriN*T nrcruarily mran one that hai
ro,i a hlf. iutn to tuiihl or which ii
elaborate in iti layout. Many simple
places are more envied of their owner* than
some mansioni anil estate*.
cats
SEEDS
L e a r . Svveelrorn, P e p p e r , T o m a t o ,
Cucum ber.
TI..1 tin raptial
• Irek >1 all l> i a > a I■1 *in l i a f u l rmn,.-.
lh* I t l i n t Htl I n , » r , . u e t i l i l j n - ami
IN S E C T IC ID E S
In
flit H p )H !i‘ l 18 Ibt bk-lai** nf ti*r*
tif ri thall m I ftrlh and Bprdf/j pr'tii bd.
hoievFf ihal <a|llal stuck
b# paj,d f*3ln preptrty. Iitirr or a^rvlr*** a» a just val
uation *4 itrti prARHty, labor or t^rvfrin
t« bo fixid I > H i- lluard of IdiriHdor* «l a
n e, lir.s rallrd for that purpopr,, and pm.
*ifit-d furthff, that pfopi rt >, tab*ir and ->* r
%irt* rngj If purrhttafMj with capital aturL
of thi* «of|miatJciti at a jn«t valuation rd
•urh pr«‘|a rp , Idbilr or **»rvfco* to I*«■ fiar||
b\ fht Foard of Dirert it* at a mo'lnt rail*
Hltie.slone, A r s e n a t e L e a d , Paris
G reen , Lim e-Sulphur.
(Yale Material, Nails,
CHASE & C 0
SANFORD, FLA
�FEBRUARY 21. 1919
T H E SANFORD HERALD
PACE TH REE
reglrjientai reserve. Mere wp lay all
day of lhe !H)i n■I l<)ih without fir**
or shell- r
Wo wore heavily shelled
hy Hit* Germans hut we kejd well
under inter and our lies was slight.
II"' I- 111 I'f.mfrt n( my Jlngaih
made t h e alt.u k mi the '.Mil. tllell t he
dri! Hat t ahull iff my
KcgimCIlt ret
ill forced them on the 1Oth and renem'd the attack
On the morning
of the l l t h at a a m. the 2nd and
1st Han,, i in- el my, |{.-g iineiit were
ordered t ' attack
T h e Gormans
had hoeti d m en hack about a mile
and a half mi t lie t w o preceding
days,
Sn wo
mntVil
out
and
Justntnblespoonful o f G R A N D M A , the wonderful p o w d e r e d
soap In the water. That takes the
place o f all the chipping, slicing
r n d rubbing that you do now
whenever you wash or clean.
A n d you save coup. You know
ju st bow much to use.
Isn't It simple? What woman would
iut up with the fuss and bother of
bar soap lying around and wasting
■way, when she can now bavo this
to
Cutup, iji-rviu,
Try this Powdered Soap Today!
G randm a's Powdered Soap
Saves T IM E — Saves W O R K —Saves SOAP
YourGrocer Has It!
embarked
Asia. Oti the following, morning w e
A piano has been purch
the public school which will add fourteen other ships started across
much- to the pleasure and advance the Atlantic. We were escorted' I.v a
battle ship and three torpedo boat
ment of the new pupils.
(Continued from page 2)
destroyorsr- -The- vt.vage-wa* a perMrs. Eiehnor is visiting her son.
George
Eiehnor at Miami this week,
e ’ post office force here.
his boat stopping there for a few
Endor Curlett, Aubrey Moran and days before going on to Seattle.
si. Duck bar (it were’ those from Washington.
■f11 - Mtending the “ lletter Fruit'*
Everybody in Geneva is rejoicing
i.' -ipi ,iit Dtiwuda, l-ux. Wudnc;-pvur lb* iui*w» lliAt
1
Mi- J..II. Daniels js visiting her
daughter,^ Mrs. Mrannon a t M im m s
thi* week
Tht Wakefield
preserving
ha iii-t been treated U a new
was a lot tuny cold morning and
there was a dense fog.
Just as my
company left the road to deploy the
G e r m a n s la d down a heavy artillery
liar rage on us. of high explosive*
with gas.
T w o shells struck us at
'almost ^ he" same
instant • killing
seven men ;>n\l wounding ten. Hut
old. “ I
.Co. wat ns steady* as a
clock and deployed just like they
were on tin* drill In Id hack home.
Wt’ ®dv* n m | for over’ a mile creep
ipg in tinder the German barrage so
,h!" " llr 1(W,H V P : v , r -v »•««*• l w "
M" ’ l I-'rnin,T dta-hine guns ojwhe.l
on U5’ l,lit ,1“ ‘ f" « l'revento.1 their,
't'',’!*nK lk « Ild-iigain our losses, were
■Jrunts- .i> :M -O b m M
remembered that John has lieeli the estate and spenj several hours
•rned in Coiista'ntinople -during roaming over the beautiful grounds.
war and many fears wen; cut cr Tim nllieors were taken through the
ied for him.
Johnnie is -one- of
hoys who ’ has made good is
outstep ( ti the Scorpion, and liis
■iits. Mr
and Mr-
l’ II
1305-1311] VV. Adams Street
Jacksonville
Florida
The Flavor Lasts!
Huddle
i of tics place are glad that Ithr stationed .at IV-t cp-ril i fore
'TTttt
o iways
The best /
buy for h
the
A
price /J
Sealed Tight-Kept Right
The greatest
five-cents worth
of beneficial
refreshment
r f \ possible
>\ \ to get.
Vonr car’s usefulness is increasing every day.
It is becoming m o r e ttnd more of a real necessity
fti you— both in your business and home life.
lo r that very reason you need good tires, now ,
more than ever.
mg a few men. ‘
a station ngar t
a Topi.no- . ( d
■ on a road and ‘
1He Out-and-out dependability that created so
tremendous a demand Jof United States Tires in
times of war is just as desirable today.
_
,
rnpinrr*
Hospitality.
-’Photo U i)iuim>i>iioini, oliinmt
okten*
WHAPPID
*
It reduces tire troubles to the vanishing point—
multiplying the usefulness o f your car and putting
the cost o f operation on a real thrift basis.
United States ‘ N o b b y ’ , ‘ Chain’ , ‘ Usco’ .and ‘ Plain’
are the most popular fabric tires built. T h e y have
all the.strcngth and stamina our years o f experience
have taught us to put into tires.
There is also the United States ‘ R o y a l C ord’ ,
the finest
built for passenger car use.
Our nearest Sales and Service Depot dealer has
exactly the trends you need fo r your car and the
roads you travel.
.
*
He w ill gladly help you pick them out.
■
they had occupied since 19 Mi. We
were very close to Uio German lines,
at ’ ohi- ' place 6nly HU yards" from
them
We shelled the Germans dai
ly and they returned our fire, and
we had a little light almost every
night.
Hut the losses were slight.
We lived in ''dugouts,” and had to
he very careful to keep from, being
ntiippetT.
After three weeks of this
wc moved out one night at 12
o'clock and uflcr two nights march
ing reached .Vomeeourt. Here I re
ceived my promotion • and was a t
tached to Co. C aa commanding o f
ficer.
From Voneenurt we went to
through St. Miltiel we,
"Y -----------M-Ttv ***** I 1' -**»*•
-nights marching relieved tin- l.t.Hth
Infantry at Les Iteunis.'
Ifeie we
waited for several days and finally
on the morning of N y v . 9th w*e were
moved out at G a. rn, ' The “ d r iv e"
started at 0:15 a. rn. -and the roar
of the guns was deafening.
M y
11n. marched
Ifandemont and
took up h position in the trenches us
r Wi* ■—j -r-—*
We are Distributors for
“Southern Tires
without
“ an
equal”
todi
for long life and comfort when price is
considered.
The Southern Tire affords
you such satisfaction as you anticipate
and then some. Just equip your car
with this tire and enjo£ this comfort.
SERVICE: Just a word to auto owners;
we want you to call us over Phone No.
251-W, the moment you have trouble and
wc will confe to your assistance with Tires
115 Park Avc., Phone 251-W
SANFORD CYCLE CO
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THE SANFORD HERALD
1 I NroT41t
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:
THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 41
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1019
VOLUME \
TREES ARE—
PLANTED ON
BULKHEAD
connected with the A. C. L. as con
ductor and was held in high esteem
by his associates.
~
CLEMENCEAU INTERESTING - (
IS NOT BAD MEETINGS OF
LY INJURED CATTLE MEN
work in Volusia. Brevard and Sem
inole counties^
'
SHALL THE
RED' CROSS
1 * And Whereas this information ran
best he gained liy meeting and thor-.
'oughly discussing this matter, t h e n fore, ha it
Rev. Bout Delivers Fine Vddress
Resolved that this meeting re
spectfully request th at a member of
One, of th e treats of the season in
the State Live Stock Sanitary- Hoard
church activ ities was the sermon by
and one of the U. S, Hoard of Ani
Rev. Hiram AhilT Iloaz delivered at
mal Industry and one from each of
the M. E. church on last Monday
’ . •* .
Seminole.
Brevard and Volusia meet
night. .
W
O
RK
R
m
*
M
3
.
.
.
CHILDREN OF CITY S C H O O L S
Rev. Hoaz, who is the secretary R E P O R T E D TO RE ONLY S L IG H T .MET AND ORGANIZED ON I 7TI I u itl> them a t thJ- court house at San"Ojfr M U S T * U E CLOSE
AND .WILL HAVE ANOTHER for‘i. Florida <>" Feb. 27th at 10:00
LY IN JU R E D BY. WOULD-HE
HOLD B E A U TIFU L AND a i *. of the M. E. church Extension
.
a.
m.
♦
V .M
M O R E HHLP I . L j
M
E
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T
IN
G
ON
ASSASSIN
—
I NT E R E S T I N G
. PRO I’ RIATE E X E R C IS E S ANI) Hoard *Xas in the city on oijidal
M AKING1
I GARMr. Joe Marks then nddressed the
27TII
T R E E PLANTING ()N A RB O R business and consented to speak to
puri, Fl>lj. jO .- G o o d news c a m e
M K N TS
rqeeting relative tp the advantages
DAY
.
•
the congregation on Monday even- t,arly th|# morning
m-orij inR from t |lt. #icW
In pursuance with oulf^issued by
inR. His sermon, based on the par- room of George Clemc nrcuu where Nicholson Brothers. J o e Cameron derived- from * drhnmrntr* m t tl r * and
Shall the Red Cross worjt roonfs *
. The company of people gathered
stated he thought it was a good time
in
Sanford remain open or shall the
able
of
the
talents
was
pronounced
he
was
being
attended
for
the
wound
and
Seth
Woodruff
for
a
meeting
of
at the lake end of Park avenue Wed
to begin a “ dehorning campaign."
Chapter tie dishi\^dcd? 1
•
J.y
those
who
heard
him
as
one
of
inl|
j
,
hi
i
n
yeMerday
by
the-.
the
cattle
owners
for
that
portion
nesday afternoon took part in an
whereupon the •following resolution
the
best
ever
and
it
is
hoped
that
anu
rrliisil.
Emile
Collin.
W
hile
all
j
of
Volusia
county
lying
-south
of
This
is
the
questien
which
is
con*
usual and most important event far
.was adopted:
S
a
n
f
y
d
c
a
jt
h
a
v
't.him.with
us
again.
Fr;mrP.
a
„(i
iu
fJt-t
alh
rh
r^
sv
frM
-M
W
'N
-ir’
^rrtyrmi
and
Orange
City
Railfronting
the
local
Red
Cross
organiSanford. atul.uuu..ul*la.c n:at;luatt-m».
He it resolved that all cattle own
zatinn.
Since the war i* over, it
soon.
waitin'; in suspense for word of his I road, to be hidden at tfrstepii, F’lorfiuenre.
.
,
ers present adopt t lie practice of de„su-ems that TTTrrresr -nr*the Work of'-------*
Ile
was
arcompanied
t<
>
the
city
condition
uiiHouiircm
eni
was
made.,
ULu-l
c
l
i
iT
tli.
19lit,
at
UL
a
m
mtM
It was Arbor Day nnd.U>tre was a
Tmcning as soon as possilde and a d
the Red Cross is over too, at least as
r iliat tti.. ,ig. i| * r a rrvrttifli” 8T:f*' W r in g "iwi»filer the question of co-operative
vocate same in their respective dis
u , .plant.iik'. hut ‘ Uw . Dl.sexv«nn14 , » H * OS- : M ‘ UWt,Urn’t fn rm P r'
far as Sanford is concerned, with
of
the
M.
E.
church
here
but
now
romfoti
ably
.
tin
fe.
er
i
ad
developed
systematic
dipping
of
cattle
to
begin
*,!(•, in honor also of Washington s
tricts.
tile exception” of the few faithful
presiding elder of this district
\ftrr and no compiiVa' »ti h ad . i n urred A p r il,1st,
1919. a large and repreIhrthilax. and in remembrance of
nhcIi cattle
ladfes^ whi^ huve lalii^/cd long and
the
meeting
a
short
business
session
There
is
no
knowing,
however,
how
i
sentative
number
of
.Si minole's war hoys us well.
—Mmlowr in Washington
— hard to keep Uti Sanford’s allotmunt
o f 't h e olliciiil hoard and. trustees of ; ierious i *tho-'-premier’- - injiirio*- *are •OwhVrfr mrt. ‘ ”
•" *'■
-1 D. * e . -MaMowp-rtf-ihC S.mfiiriff of refugee garments.
• Some time ago the elvle commit- the chyrcli .vyas *hcUi., a t yvl\ich.timc-.hHl>'oei.. t~- urt'>e-*n -X.r.'TS'-t,vam!pni T
.
* s, ffi* WvoiireTiT* Tailed the
.Truck Growers, Inc.,, left yesterday
,,f the XV.nnr. 1)<•Jiartin-n't" of Rev. Roaz delighted• those present lion N. eompleie.l '
a n eiiin g to inder and read fin cnll
The* matti'r lias at last come to
for Washington. T> ( ”.. where he was
IhV \Yiimun's Ciu|» loo^**under con- with an infvresting account .f Yin
The wound TV .slight, biff tie ••
the position where more interest is
•
and stated that nominations for u
railed in the mutter of till- rate rase
«i>!< rai on the beautify int; of the work of hi< departrn-in *»f
.1 in m is ••
•i i*
4* '
necessary if the work room is lo be
.'- I rtits.ii ami M-i-rel.ity wmib^ he in
of express company.
J .) ■ f-..»•.T l III '-I needed improve- ehureh. •
I'll
141
1 rn.i n i |T ?l
kept open. T h e need now is just ns
drdi-r.
'
Increase has been asked in exii. ' i
.V*,t. tin plan is being c,i*4
r « ..re
.
*.
great
as ever
Thousands of refu
M- ‘-■ lii Woi-drtilf wa« iu*;ni;i- pn »s rates in v.-gelallies under re,|
i. . i r i he •••..ntry of p anting
\"«*• »? . •
gee*
are
without
liom"*. clothing and
'..i rni.iii at.il Mr
\If-ed f rigi ra t i on fr.no I l or ul a a nd t lo,, i, . .
..) * * la: ••
€
I .
i
i I . nf 11 , iio nlme h. .irniv: U ill In hud the latter part I lie Ueeesut les of life I lie K*'i| ( f.ns
W
- id.ty w i«
i* doing what it call fur these people
T . ■ . '!•; M .i'i.l'"-r tioinin.il•••n* of t Ills*
Mr M.irlowi; 1* col.■| •j d il op•I .1
and tin- great ne.-d at ibis tim - is
C
.-. re o .ini•tnms'y eh : *1
Ml b r••i11 •»n« •<f 1 lie In *1 p o r - l 1 an
I l|o * <V •- .»I
for refugee garment'
l’In- m ilerial , •ln.ih I lo ii r •ad .t '•npy "I in or it •es on fir •vil»t iiit«l »
rati*.**
si- ir. i. -I\
is furnished and all that is asked is
•ns, and ar
it .Isloltgl* II III II
of 1lo ir nor r
« o h:i> triumphed an agret-tyt tit, entered into In-tween iu the I' lit in* state ai\d hi* services tha t sonic one volunteer lo make ihe
I . . '
V hot...... It-.
.. ! he .1' 1 1 » .4
llgh t III fti.it 11 r*» •*( t hI*•
an i d <n
r ange*
garm eni. J. ar.i* U .
•pin. Red l To-.* sv iirkroum* a r e .
d* :
Mr* i11il> K.imltll .uni l»ali\ ar- open on Mondnv*. Hedneidav* and
f 1Y.•<1 Mollll.l •. from I’.idin ah. K \ , F’rnlav * from !• t > 12 ami 1 to |
nd.
The .-a 11 (or worker* is ur.11 i! YU1ill |n l. .1 V1 |,III W<i’b* * l*.l lllg
e i rilin' - ** I
1
tilt-'*
III i' • lift |l ean b.- bad
„,|
,!U
gent
Mr an 1 'I r
■I. .1 Mf Rill
Will I hose
th. f. • !. W.1! be -Ith t
who Will Xnlutlt mt t«» h i p ea'I
re n\ •r .
I’holle **.t and -till r tli«*ir * -rvti-es?
vl..
M
.1- I'
t lolhing fur Refugee*
11,1 .I ••.I 1* I II l 11
l.a*l,
>wek the. War Ueiud C.nnail ii g. • !••• *: -l pi I ' t t 1 • ‘ - ;
.
I
"g Ki
mii.tcr*oT i l;e W om a n ' s Club forward
I il.-ll tll.i! I he le Ol.ll Il.|ir of I lie
ll I pi.i- t in.- liotild
id to the commission for the relief of
•
u , 1, ' d ...... I i - .
I '
ii ( • 1 1 1 a il t v ing
Belgium at Newark, New;. Jersey a
..-.,1 . allil
I k i ' . i i i l . ei l y. pl I l l i o - e
Lit.
wloi Ii most
.
box of clothing tha< contained over
• ilipfied this ^- .ir t •• dip* again
ii’o-e tilting for
two hundred garments
They were
I .Ii 1
l* V . his foolI »'*Tlie* ...... pie
nearly
p
U
’
new
garments
made of
\ l - l i p l l g I l ilt ' I •e
k ie’v t f ' l
- in 1Ii - I'll efgood material, mostly for babies and
|li| ii .I r .ign, • a iv >1 vis on aV
. ,i -.. ' said
d •
*n|.iH •li'ldreti willi quite a number
l.,. . -.o
,,( things (or grown people The com
i
•I ''
V> I S t XI \\ | II V11 n i l : lit v r
v:
nolle, in - barge iif ibis # t « was
M ill \\ l N II It I N I I l.'S VI l»»N *. I
•I
*» .( " • • l a . -•
I III M l
l:\llltll I
\r c m ; Mrs ’ K A Douglass. Mrs. Geo. Fox
Itllil.i.
I II M I. It I.Ni 1
''I I
i .* i I
Mr K i r I .\ I l- l e
i o I ,N T Y I MR IN Ultl.ANDO
ii .*:.
. !.
|r >n ' l.a .
Jr.. Mrs. W. K. Wal.sOn. Mrs. J . M.
VI.SU HE HELD I N VM I I . M 'i > in|
Cal i.g t is n, ii..... .•• •y m*r with him.
.
L A ST W EEK
i
.
and we must .ti.livale a
Wiillnce, Mrs. Carnes
and Xirs.
CITY
,
.
___
w b u wi .
i . t a k o 1 h i * Ufffr
«*f ........ • Xfter a most excellent and hounpriije in the care of our town equal
Walsinun.
Tlie.v wisJi to thank
Again
Seminole
county
carried
off
ur . nil •- • I- i . i i m , o n i e i . - n i » i » m t l o *c uis repast’ the meeting was called
ling others. We should not lag heSt. Augustine. Fell. 2<>. St. Atithu.griind prize at the Sub-Tropical everyone who so generously cun•I
ir t
t lt d ntiier places in beautifying our kiistine is lo m u v the disUn. inm ie
trder by lie- eliairneri
Alul, Winter Fair in Orlando for the intuited to ibis donation .and espe.-I a**
eventually we shall he a
Murks j l>,
j„n> |o the Dailgbt.-'S of the liner
O m* p tint n i ’Hi*tl 1le. * I I it *i tig. a »< r ■- "f inii I ngs 1 in.
, -xt ii Ml ol l a r m p r n d i i e t i •i
ai d now
ha* h such i o'er- v».irld - in. -I faiii'iu- •• ai gelt»i. le •
ih
1 f *l u «*•**1 1Iwf. ire I He meet, ng j
lean Revolution, and the m.-mliera
T l i* I:a|pi n-< »o regularly that it
pr.-i, i- is -hew n here 1inlay with
lit*' • .i»r I’ . a u. \4 t. . slat, d that iof Mr* I D Robert* Sunil iv school
la . •a.:,ii..n p
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to-bl by thiv- nx'KirTnt.nin - and wtrti
|.f..|e
I a- Com|il!sl|llielit
go to the orphans in Belgium.
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titl »••• pt a ee f f fh ii vefy "•erieiiH
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, ,'-ry ‘ few i vi i-p’l lull* Seminole lia*
I h adijn .. iittk.rriKiied with m irk j
in. r .i b.u-th in Dio.
i • • , unit-*" il icy hi gan- dipping walked away with the grand prize.
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America F'lrsl Tonight
T
•lock ,,t tin- same time. After a thorough
.Min-lay. .*Vinil 1 y rtl'nd t’. !0 o’ -|
“ Mt i r a n k Miller.-in the absence |j
Assembly in liuiiana.
Hilly
T h e griiod prize is a warrant for
I* t
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M -iriiing wn*-hi|> at I I . ai* w
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h
e
perfurmnnrr-of
AmericaF
ir
st
discussion of the question, tin* fol- f'.’fil), whii'li will main* a -nirr nddief 't a ..r Davison and ax president,
;H coining to Florida o i i.h ’s
Jjia t* U.V-Wii u;i
of ' 1 e i ;ty eouncil. accepted the i
—We.e.„lp«oie«i— by - Ms t.iii- 11 i
Tow ing
resolution
was — adopted: t ion to the funds *'of tin- Seminole ai- the Lyric 'tonight Is expi'cletP ld
m il p-eaeii, |l m\ . I*. I • at n .10 and
Dei
emphasizing in his remarks I ^ull(|Uv and that fmnoua music
Already be fine. All tip; Sanford home tal
Whereas, tin- cattle owners us- County F’air Association.
evi ^ng w.»r- iiii :fi x ’PL at which
ent singers who take tuirl are well
tti- me-sage of Jud ge Hour-holder ,|in .,.|„r, Homer Hodeheaver. AecoinI >r s-tnblcd here are desirous of learning the association Jinx a nice little sunv up in their parts, the dress rehearsal
i on- e i her I •:
W iiliun or
i hi- lirsl tree wfts being* planted j
M;,uhews and Miss Grace
winch is invested in Liberty Bunds
Moorer vvdl In- I he speaker
of tin* utlitude of tin; S ta le Live
tl,
ho..| children with their teach- y;,lXl.# ,mi. „f f|H. best autliorities on
and it .is hoped that semintde will at the Lyric was highly successful
Stock Sanitary
Hoard
and the soon l*e able to put on u fair of her and a full house is expected b y the
er- ang a song especially prepared the study of the llihie. I here are
• Mrs. E. S. Rocky and baby Dork
Ladies Guild of Holy Cross church,
for i hi- o -cation and Master Ii. -E. hut two cities in the state Where
United Stnti-s Hu re an of Animal In- own.
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of Detroit. M id i., are visiting at the
under
whose uuspiccs the play ia
Watei* recited some-’ verses.
The Hilly Sunday will speak, St. Augus
ommencehome of her father. N. J . Stenslroftf «L*slrys relative to the
T o F*. I,. Miller, manager of the given. »
cniairen sang again and thin were tine and Talnpa. . lie will he in St.
on West First street.
1 nn-nt of systematic tick eradication Seminole -County .F'nlr Association
in.in i eil to Hower's drug store where Augustine tin* six days from March
and his associates belongs much of
• h /.ne was treated to ice cream in I io ;* inclusive, going, from St. An- f
M ost E sccllcn: Degrcz..
the credit for this prize. ..Hc^ h a*
honor of the day, tin- event, and the
T
h
e
tiexl regular convocation of
g us tllie to Tampa for a similar ■
Worked faithfully to make this ex
. .lEialAhmiiday of F«f«»ua ryM
o
n
ro
e
Chapter No. 15 R. A. M.
Already
ilfany
ad
v
am
e
H:s:
period.’
hibit the very best that could he had
will be held on Tuesday evening.
Cnrealized t y
many
perhaps, ervations have been made at the St. j
and while never satisfactory tb him.
F’e b . 25th commencing promptly at
UNVEILING EXKIM IS E S SUNDAY
there is hardly another civic im- Augustine hotels while a committee
it was evidently good enough to
7:30 when the Bast M aster and Most
prnveminl mo’re urgently needed by from the W. C. T. D. is undertaking
bring home the prize.
FJxcellent D egrees.w ill be conferred.
Fanfnrd than the chunging of the a complete compilation by card in
T o DeLa nd goes the community Every C om panion of Monroe Chap
Tlie unveiling exercises of the soldiers' monument to be.
sand waste a’nd jungle which are the dex of every room in the city that
prize of $25 for the best exhihit-froni te r and all visiting Royal Arch Ma
given to Seminole county will be held on Sunday, Feb. 23rd,
first things to meet the eye of the can be secured for the housing of the
any
roinmunity.
,
sons ure cordially Invited to attend.
at 3:30 p. m. State, county and city officials are invited to
• traveler by river, to u park of- at greut crowds expected. A huge tent
A
Seminole
county
exhibit
that
have a seat on’ the platform which will be erected for the
tractive beauty.
Let this work of ed nuditorium has been secyfed, to
In history . Masonry dotes back
deserved special notice was that of further than any existing human ini•occasion. The entire clergy of the city are specially invited
the civic committee of the Woman’s which no admission will be*charged,
the Wakefield Preserving Company stitution, placing its birth ut the
-•Club he the beginning ef thoroughly all the meetings being absolutely
to a seat on the platform.
of Geneva.
With a beautiful dis building of King Solomon’s Temple.
T h e Seminole Guards will lie present in a body and
satisfactory work in this respect, free. A master choir will he directed
play of the products * of this well Since then people have risen in their
• soiin’to he achieved. Candidates for by Homer Hodeheaver, music being
tuke part in the exercises. A beautiful program has been
known company they received first majesty of strength and none fallen
arranged and it is hoped t h a t all who possibly can will bo
city offices may well he canvasye^L us always one of the bifc features of
prize for the most attractive exhibit into the tomli of oblivion.
to their views and purposes in regard the Sunday, meetingspresent and witness this unvoiling.
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Armed
in the entire fnir, and it was cer legions liuve shaken the earth on
to Sanford’s beautifying and growth.
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G.
W.
Spencer
of
this
city
'will
act
as
chairman
and
the
For eight days prior to the coining
tainly well, earned.
following program will he followed:
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their nnwurd march to conquest and
of Hilly .Sunday and his party. St.
Death of W. C. lira)
to power, only to be themselves
Augustine will hold its first inter- 1
Program
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Birthday Parly
L m im eil into nithingness.
Yet
I In- city was saddened on Satur national Mid-Winter llihle Confer-J
L it t le Miss Dorothea Lawson, in
day by the news of the death of ence. beginning Feb. ‘J -lril and run
umid ail these changes of time and
Invocation '
.
Dr. ('. DeW Brower
vited twe/ity-six of her friends to
N C Ilray. a well known and popu ning to March Urd. Such notables
devastation of .t h e nges, Masonry
Presentation
and
Unveiling
of
Monument
help' celebrate, her sixt h birthday at
lar young railroad conductor of this as Rev. John McNeil of Edinburgh,
has maintained its existence und preF. L. Miller, Miss Beth Lossing
Miss May Thrasher’s home.
city.
Mr. ilray died at Leesburg, Rev. Campbell M. £ « b e r n JT Mcadaruved its characteristic features en
Reception of Monument •Judge E. F. HAusholder
T h e afternoon was merrily spent in
-Florida,, where he happened to be ville College at Allegheny, I’a., Non.
tire. and unchanged.
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Presentation
of
Banner
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Dr.
FT.
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Brownlee
playing
games of all kinds. •Later
*hen the dreaded influenza was con William Jennings Hryan, Rev. Dr.
It stands today unaffected by the
Acceptance
....
.
Judge Housholder
the little guests enjoyed delicious
tracted which resulted in his death, Jam es M. Gray, dean of the Moody
vicissitudes
o( the centuries.
Chorus
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Girls
ice cream nnd cake.
his run being from Sanford to Lees Institute, Chicago; Rev. Frank Nel
Other
human
institutions have
Oration
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ajo
r
Forrest
Lake
L ittle Miss Lawson gave as sou
burg ferr revcral weeks prior to his son Palmer, D. D., of Winona Lake,
(Representing
Gov.
S.
J
.
Catts)
perished
but
Masonry
survives.
..o ’
venirs little luchy dog charms and
death.
R^v. A. T. Robertaon, D. D., of • ♦
Star
Spangled
Banner
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Mrs.
R.
E.
Herndon
pretty
boxes
of
candy.
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Masonry alone wears the crown
Interment was made at the old Louisville, and Mrs. B M a b el (Juam •
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.................I .. . Rev. A. S. Peck
Benediction....................
At n late hour the guests reluc jeweled by the hand of antiquity,
' home in Winter Garden, Flo^da on Stevens of S t ., Augustine are on the •
f
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.
• -»»*■'>
tantly
departed to their homes alter her locks arc hoary with age but her
program,
'th
e
music
for
the
Bible
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Sundny afternoon. He has made his
wishing
D
o
r
o
th
e
a
'm
a
n
y
happy
re
Conference
will
be
in
charge
of
Prof.
I
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arms
are
strong
ih
th
e’
sinews
of
home in Sanford for a number of
tu r n s 'o f the day.
.
years during which time he has been J . H. Heaton of Winona Lake.
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He leaves a devoted wife and one
child to 'mourn his loss.
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GRAND PRIZE
IS AWARDED
TO SEMINOLE
BILLY SUN
DAY IN ST.
AUGUSTINE
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�FEBRUARY u
TH E SANFORD HERALD
PAOE E IG H T
CATES CRATE COMPANY
Phone 181
PURINA
CALF
CHOW
PURINA
“ T he Big Feed H o u se”
If your stock and chickens could talk, they would
thank you for buying
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PU R IN A F E E D
V r».»:u run every need , n o s e better made , satisfaction
(•I'ARAVfEED.
Buy the feed in the checker hoard sack.
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We are sole agents for this feed in Sanford
CAN SITM.Y SWEET POTATO AM) UTIIKH PLANTS IN SEASON
The Season's Big Sensation
this tnan over 12,000 miles before
dicing able to arrest him. While he
has found a lack of co-operation in
the officers of several .other Lilies
throughout his search he stated yea*
terday that the .officers of Seminole
county’ hail .given him every assist
ance "possible and th a t he is very
grateful for their aid.
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For S a le —A aplehdid Bom Steel
Kitchen Range.
Only used three
seasons. Cost $98.00. Will sell for
cash. Soh.UO. .Address - T . - J . Miller,
Sanford.
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Y. W. C. A. com m ittee will have
u cooked food, dower and rummage
sale Saturday afternoon and evening.
T h e cooked food and flower sale-will
be. held at. L. I’. McCuller’s store.
T h e rummage sale will he held in the
vacant store room opposite the post
office.
,
40-ltp
For S a le — Duroc Jersey pigs.
Best stock. See Nick Zvrnoveaq befbre.you 'b uy. Maiden Labe. 3S-6tc
FESTIVAL
For S a le — Eight room modern
home. Nicely located. Enquiry HI"
W. Second .St.
3»-4tc
For S ale— Irish potatuas. 60 lbs.
for $1.50 at the house. Nick Zernor
Vean, Maiden I,ane..'
3»-6tc
cows with cnlves. . l uung stoeK a
all lim es
J i — 4-wiiuiau-,. Slum
D. W . G R I F F I T H ' S
^ All Local Advertisements lender
This Heading T H R E E CENTS a
Line For F.ach Insertion. Minimum
Charge 25 Cents.'
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Sale Seeds
Cucumbers,
wati r melon*. pea*. bean*. muskmelons, tomatoes, peppers, complete
assort mem '■-of fhe" feaHir.'jf "vaVlel'fes
■grown f-itpt*flall'r’Fjr FhfrMa'-Vulture.
The kind that will give yob l>ig re
turn?
When vou order Crenshaw
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF 20
Florida
Orlando
Five Great Concerts
February 28th, March 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
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FLORIDA’S O *L A T E S T MUSICAL EVENT
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MISC,’HA ELMAN, Violinist.'
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Chorus of 200 Voices and O rchestnrhi*^*^r
Isalnd-- Address lh>x 19S. Sanford
3 8 -lip
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
The S w e e te st Love S to ry Ever Told
Armours Special Garden
Fertilirer. any amount.
Nitrate of Soda • v
7'\ C. S. Meal
Hordwood^Ashes
Rock Lime
Blue Stone
Paris Green. Arsenate Lead
Black Leaf 4. *
Lettuce Hampers, Bushel
Baskets and all Kinds of Crate Materials.
Mendelssohn’s
Stabat Mater”
Elijah” .
Oluf Trygvitsson
Assisted by tin* following soloists all of Mctroploitan fume
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* Anita Fitziu. soprano <>f the Chicago Opera
Company: I«l«*Ile Patterson, coloratura sopra
no; Wylie I>. Aldridge, dramatic soprano;
Arthur Hackett. tenor; Lester Minglev, hn>— •
b a r . ton . M a n . in II<u n .*. pkinLt; Lot ta ( Ire* tiui». \lolinir: 'lean <ooper.-eont ralto.
Reason tickets !
communicalions.
Waller Drennen
D D i r C C . Matinee 25c, 50c, 7 5 and $ 1 .0 0
r i U L L J . Night 50c, 75c, $ 1 .0 0 and $ 1 .5 0
MAIL OR PHONE O RD ERS RECEIVED
FOR
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wagon and harness.
Address Mar40-2rp
shall. Rt. 1, Sanford.
Fo r Sale Bantam. chii kens, one
h*n laying MV rrtrB' fw **r.i rutin C
fill )S.»
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
R U S K \ PIG
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Red Duroc pig>>. s we,-!,!, old.
$10.DU a pair.
Alin -6 full blood
Red Duroc shoal*. Cheap.
Your work will receive our best attention
at all times and we are always here
to make good our guarantee of
(i r s t - c I a ss workmanship
T H E R E .NEVER WAS A BUTTER TIM E TO MAKE THOSE REPAIRS'
OR WIRE THAT IIO l'SE . WE Wll.l. TAKE
.1*1 ELSI RE IN SERVING YOt .
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Church St.,' Or-
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Ask w here the new hotel is "to be
w e’re ju st a c ro ss the street
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39-ftp
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na-saengur.
Spencer Bakery Bldg
For SaU- or Exchange One 20
acre, one 10 acre, Sanford Ave.
Walking distance to city. TwO lots
co rn e r Center .and Elm A ve.. Two
lo ts west side Palmetto avehue 50 ft.
frogg^Eleventh St.
Make offer. I).
T . Corey, ownbr, 175 N. Spring S t ,
Los Angeles, Cal.
30-tf
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Overland Sales & Service Company
Charles Electrical Co
E HAVE FOR SALE on
terms to suit purchaser, a
newly and nicely furnished bun
galow of 5 rooms with hath, soft
water, nice distance from town,
good roads, six acres of land
suitable for citrus culture. A
nice winter home. •
W E HAVE A STO RAGE BATTERY FOR
YOUR C A R FOR R E N T OR FOR S A L E
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and E lectrical. C ontracting
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all other models ol
for immediate delivery
ANNOUNCEMENT
We thank you for the business tendered our local
Agents, Chase & Company, during 1918 and ask
for your continued patronage through this rep
resentative for you insurance requirements dur-
For S a le— Old newspapers a t the
Herald Office.
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For S a le —All kinds of
goods and garden tools.
mercial street
household
I l l Com
38-3tp
• R E P R E S E N T IN G
Fidelity ami Deposit Co. of Maryland, Baltimore, Mel.
United States Casualty Company,
New York City
United States Loyds, Inc.,
New York City
The Travelers In entrance Cam pa ay
Hartford, Conn.
Hartford Steam Boiler Ins. Co.,
Hartford, Conn.
Employer's Liability
Automobile Liability & Fire
Iturgalry
Plate Close
For Quick S a l e —Two story seven
room house with hath, in good locaI tion, for less than it would cost to
build the house.. A. P- Connelly.
F or Sale— Ford Truck, almost new
'engine, shifting top; also good port
able forge.
Would exchange for
good horse.
Box .316, City, or
Herald Office.
34-tf
JAMES.
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(iENERAL
Surety noruts
Aeeident L Health
Life
Hotter.
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FLORIDA
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General Insurance and Surety Bonds
�.FEPBUART 21, » „
A phone has been placed in the!
home of J . C. Hall of- Celery avenue.
drying J-:. Estridge has bought,, of
Joe Cameron the 5 acres of Im
proved land adjoining his place on
the south and known as the lfnldine
place on Cameron avenue.
Mrs. George Mitchell and children
of .Cow- Creek are visiting relatives
about here tills week.
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All of the roads connecting*
dall avenue and Orlando road
liken nicely strnwed making
popular drive in splendid
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T C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S
A BUN CH O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S FR O M C O R
R E S P O N D E N T S — EV E N T S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N
T Y - E F F I C I E N T R E P O R T E R S FO R T H E H ER A LD
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preach
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I rill I p ii o * h and waf, r* W i «*'f \id
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Millin' j SfuMoii church fi
this* third Sunday of th*
Mr
Mr and MrKiniheo
leaflet
ha s
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been
l '« w, r
ifuite
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risjioii.K
tie- d e u p i
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fever, but I- -aid to be r,-
Mrs
Bearhave
Miss Lovell, our assistant post
that
order mistress .took a holiday and went to
the fair oh Friday.
again
The Loutnyxid Hoard of Trade
A weather prediction for Florida
has
appointed n committee of three:
heard recently is to the'effect that a
E. E. Hardy, Jo h n Dunbar and Wm.
cold snail occurring in. F c jin m jx
"Wood wick t o ’ see that Longwood
during the full of the moon is a sure
indication th at there will lie no more puts her " b e s t foot" forward and
cold weather this sprirrtTr--We shall makes herself _ attractive.during, -f he .
winter months. How about the good
sey. •
old summer tim e when the s-ommitMr. and Mrs. J o e Cameruu.^auii t w * r'-mrrrtnr't-h/'rr. norr hrrft.-htrmos?
family ami Mr. and Mrs. " 0 . R T." P. Lew is was transacting busi
Hripsnn. children and guests. Mr
ness in Orlando on Fridau.
anil Miss Fisher attended tin Or
Misa Olive Dinkel spent the week
lando fair two days. Others going
,to. the , fair ,from
,
,here, .that
t . «*• know
t . **T lend
parents,
i with her
.
................ Mr and Mrs.
DtnknJ.
,ubiji.it wt ru* Mr,. and Mrs.. .
WMobley of Okeechobee is
Dtcitypl-, their 4not lief, -M r*. i-’aige
anil their daughter,. Helen, Mr. and visiuiig
vWffflg her sister, Mrs. Rill Allen.
Mrs. It. L . Grier jinti-eMIldreij* Mr. j
Mr. .Traub of Indianapolis is the
and Mrs. II G. Dieteriefi?* Missj guest of hi* nephew, J.- E . Phipps.
Marian Dieterich, Mr ami Mr- 0
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l l ar,|y. Mr and
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< liamberlam, Mrs. A 1 - " rl" 11 Mrs. Si human and daughter. Missj
mg. Miss Kln’lim Scholl. 1 I M K.litli Si human ami Mr Woodeoek |
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aii (Irian I(»
Thur~da,\
u i * i i . i; s i; i a h i m
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Mr*
l i f i s s i i n w a s h o s t e s s fore returning horm
In a little gathering of friends .Mon
Mr«. t " K , L u c a s is at the M r day evi rung in honor of her house
Ewan
h o s p i r a l m t i r l aml d>
gill's I , M m Clyde Fuller of St
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Rev. Billy Sun day
will conduct special services for six days, March
!) inclusive.
lented Auditorium Seals
bar live*! in Kansas
Nr a 1 Culp ami littIf
d«- a pop call at Mr*
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Moml.il • i‘>' In'
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will
p r e ae h
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hor informalion’and programs, write K. 11. Iteynokis,
Secret ary, St.. Augustine, Floritla. *
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Mru K F I.undiihist ht,,(ipid in
t OIS li with Mri-1- ,,, t , >n th,' I2 fh.
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-ide have no heart
Ml they thti k
"f - 1 .C 11 g .1 mat
1• . Ma . 1 , .1
gi, • I to ill all a r.»l>
I urn t " 11 ■
■dd I S again
M r- I I t augh,. . ailed
on Mr,
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M r s . P l un k er l i o r n in t o w n
THE
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l.eroy
ll'ilgin*
1 a’
I > - n mot ,<r> d " U r to 1 V
I atid a g a i n l as t S u n d a y wi t h M r
a n d Mr - I, F I . u m h p i i * ! to s e e t h e
, v , - p i c i a l i s t f,,r little M a r i o n .
We
lwl,u.r s | tttlIj j „ . is , ) uju . a - n c o u r a ge d
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i about her eondition.
They were enMrs. King from West Side spent leriained m th e home of Mrs. J . A.
.Tuesday wrtb— her- kmliund, ' Mr. rimmj,piottti Ja o k Is-itig oil o t t - a ’buirtr
King at th e pump house, lie is em
.\nmng those attending the fair
p lo ye d b y I lie-' rai r o a d .1
from our Ideality were Mr. and Mrs.
People u r e p u t t i n g mj t il lot tif K M Ltuubpiist and little son; Carl
Irish p o ta to e s" this y ear and t ubes Pierson also took over a nice crowd
amt watermelon s.
in hii auto, while those going down
I see there is lots of rplefy heing by train were Clarence Itergquist and
shipped nnwi
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• |the Lunilipiist boys. John Henry,
It seems like people art1 living Flmer and Erie.
WE SPECIALIZE IN T IR E S AND TUBES
SA N FO R D C Y C L E CO M P A N Y
L. Y . B R Y A N , M an ag er
Phone 2 5 1 -W
U N I V E R S A L . CAR
THE, POLICY o| ilu* Ford Motor Com
pany to sell its cars for the lowest
porsihlc price, consistent with de
pendable quality, is too well.known
to require comment. Therefore, be
cause of present conditions, there
can be no'changes in the prices on
^ ___ Ford cars. . :
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’ U «I*1,1 v .if r e r i i o u i i f-.i J lrns .if I fit* h'lflfi*
Tuesday.* ■ 2 - ‘
Ford tires and tubes, 5 minute vulcanizers and patches, pressure gauges and tire
valves, Ford cut-outs, running hoard mats, auto pumps, auto jacks, tool boxes, auto
hand horns, motor siren horns, Ford defender locks and K-W-Auto locks, fan belts for
Ford, Buick, Maxwell, Overland and Dodge automobiles, radiator hose and hose
clamps for all cars, head light bulbs, spot light bulbs, spark plugs for all cars, Ford
rear oil lamps, electric rear lamps for all cars, lamp lens and reflectors, switch plugs
and sockets, license brackets, diLsh board ammeters, pedal rubbers, radiator caps for
Fords, wheel pullers.
✓
C h assis $ 4 7 5 .0 0 r
Runabouts $500.00, Touring Cars $525.00, 'I’rucks
$550,00, CoupeleLs $650.00, Sedans $775.00.
y . o . ». m m m ir
Mrs Hilmer l.umhpiist and little
daughtir. .Melva is visiting her sister,
at Wjntvr Garden thin week/after a
day at the fair in Orlando.
C. F . W ILLIA M S
TVgmr
ED W A R D HIGGINS
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Margaret Kriemm spent Friday at
the home nf her aunt, Mrs. MagnuHott with short .calls at .the home of
Eunice Tyner and Mrs. Hnllingcr.
Mrs. Andrew Iterlelson will leave
on the 2atli for a Hliort visit with her
uncle anil aunt .in Palntka. - ' .
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Mrs. Swanson spent Wednesday
1 with Mrs. E. W. Lundijuist.
1 Carl Pierson is at home attending
j to his orange grove work this week.
Fred Krell made a short trip, to
Arcadia, to ship his furniture here
j this week, returning Wednesday.
M r atid Mr* Albert Rantout were
Sumiay afternoon callers at the Inline
of Mrs Anna DeForest,
Mrs
Fr i e s, , u
S R U F lQ !
carry all leading and standard ya*
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rieties of seed which have been testea|
and known to he best adapted to our soil and clinwtfNew Crpp Seed Corn. Sorgiim, .Millel, Rape. Egyptian Wheal. Tci»* Srt<lJ I
Ribbon Cane. Onion Sets. English Pcan. Ilcantt, Ele.. Elf-
Seed P o tato es all varieties, Pou ltry and Bee Su|
ns for any
any infurmnuun
information uh
d e s»i r e, d™in^°uf|
j. ,• vt ttak
7— that you call on us
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I Ins is Natures Sffjiply Store.
Our new Si
Spring Seed and Supply I * ** I
re.
is ready.
\Yrite for your copy today.
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wi t h little R u t h a nd
Esther and Mrs. Ballinger spent a
pleasant day Wednesday with Mrs.
Andrew Bertleson, while Mrs. Llorell
arul Mrs, Ehha Lee and baby also
called there.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyner a n d 'children
with Mr. and Mrs. Krell were visit
ing nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S t del on Sunday.
- Rev. Swanhon he^ji service Sun
day evening at the home of Mr. and
Mra. -Magnuaon as it was so ,co ld at
OLDEST
write
roQ cataioo fi I ESTABLISHED!
I M O U SE IN FLORIOA''
w e e k l y price list
JACKSONVILLE,FLA.
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Ample hotel and room accommodations at reasonable
rates.
M'» i i .,», •1 \1 *1, —
l.'-»day 11, f o w l !
-1" (•' Hu day with Mrs Tyner and
1 net, by J he World today there
her daughters on the 12th.
was au American soldier in France
Mr. and Mrs. Parkinson of Osteen
enmlrtnned to death for his failure motored over on the Utth spending n
to drill while sick
pleasant day among friends in our
We will ail be glad wflelt all the !
\ fitT r 1. a n-i |e«*i lm«k in 1 hi- nlil \ >
M r an.l M r . S u l* Svk.,ns*,h
It
Id
At Imission free to all sessions oi ilu* Pulilc < onp-ndice
and to the* Hilly Sunday meetings. •
Ml* Kigali
but liHvinV
m Ins .inn * ,in< *' b a - j
m At sumi a.v, f ollu wmg the Sunday
-rhnnl at : l:on led by Itev. Ericann.
*' 1Ttl T an ■) help u-
. WE HAVE THE ACCESSORIES THAT YOU HAVE BEEN WANTING AND THE
PARTS F.OK YOUR FORD. WE LIST HELOW A FEW OF THE MANY
ITEM S WE HAVE FOR YOU. READ THEM OVER CAREFULLY:
==-£== 3 rr
I t \ ami in
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A S K YOUR G RO CER
On l he pmu-inni nrv: Rev. John McNeil. Ih v.
( 'nmdeu M. ( oht*rn. Rev. I)r. .lamps M. ( irav. Win.
Jennings Bryan, Rev. Frank Nelson Palmer. Mrs.
Mahle Quam Stevens. Rev. A. T. Rolierlsnii.
i pn u. v t s m (, k \pi:\ii.i.j ;
YOU CAN G E T W H A T YOU W AN T?
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February 23rd to March 3rd Inclusive
and (lowers
W H Y NOT C O M E T O T H E P L A £ E W H E R E
115 P ark Avenue
Mr
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S T . A U G U S T IN E , FLOKIDA
M to Le e " f Z e p h y r Hills w a s c a 1i m g on In- obi f -i e ml s. Tut—d a y a n d
We d n e s d a y
Mini'
l e av i n g
Long-I
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COFFEE
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f,,r thfir l|viii»' i
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Till- w"fid
ami tmirdi rer>
Ntr-nia ha- i><-,■n v,-r\
days l,l(t l* util, ' 11
Dr. Denton lias been .
AUTO A C C E S S O R I E S
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Mid-Winter
International Bible Conference
........ j l,ar W1H r,' l ', r l * w.l l >' l l “ *m
\\ > I'"' t ; r mi dge r lets b o u g h t :pi '
ttiien t i (i a t u r p e n l j to- ( a r m m a r [
Plan' f u \
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Mr a n d Mr\\
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daughter and Mr
a n d MrW \
a \ i fi ID t hi- u c e l
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under M a r - h a i f d r n o to Port U r a n g c
ns fat fn r
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A
H Sl'tfii',
\ i Sunday
Mr M.ar-ha
M.er-h.ill t o tah< up
S t o n , III
W hI- -ffs i deti i e ttl |lr
Mr- Sr* >m - f.n m-r
M,i-1<r* -.ml |'*,‘rLl
Kliaggs drn\
T a m p a T u e s d a y ti turium for treatment. Mr- Mar-half
s e e the S o u t h F l o r i d a Farr,
remaining a few day-* with him be
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G O O D T O T H E L A S T DROP
Effigies T h e Jgh t to Bring Luck.
The sea rub o f the lund'uf the Pyra
mids Is the expression of the hope tif
K-sarrectlon ami the desire to Uvo
long. As the ^beetle was support'd to
bo always born nuew, so the currying
of the beetle or Its Image etimo Into
the customs o f the ancients. T h e war*
rUira-of an
of gods about their necks, ami mitny
of the brooches nod plus of the old
flgliluia-\ver« the effigies of luck-bring
ing divinities.
I !-ie I >a n h a r i nnt nr ed nvi r to < nrii-
- - til'
it-ri 1 w iif.
g a r d e n s and
I.
band.
a -on
daughli v mother
lire! In - iiinl ' o r - -,t i - M • I ' , in
I *r M \ W 1 14 a Mi- "f I ’ .i ( i \
Muhigan wbl b< a go* . i a' 11." In**m*
ij Ntr\
II St
of Mr
. »f
We a J ki r
kill
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In n- ,i*. tir n - (ir, g- m. a fortm-r f, -i-
.'.ill
i i n i ring iio • 1>
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ill
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a mi la-l S a t u r d a y m
telegram unnnuncing
Oli'lil h
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bettor now th a n they did hbforc the 'th e churches, about 24 being present
Rev. Albertson .led 'us in a good
service at the Presbyterian, where
•I"*don't see anything of the kaiser
we were also glad to see ltev. Swanand crown prince now
What, has
bon as well as a number from Lake
Jiappesed' to the runaway brutes?
Mary, among whom were Mr. and
Mrs. Durant and little daughter and
I.ONG W O O I) P I C K - U P S
Mr.
and Mrs. Dunn and their fam
t
ily,
accompanied by Mr.
Reed,
F. H. Griggs, one of Longwood's
old settlers b\jt who liad recently Amanda.and Goodheart Sjoblom and
Wish they would
moved to Sanford with his family the Martin boy.
died Wednesday of last week and his be with us each Sunday and th a t we
f'
remains wer'e laid away in the Long- might repay their visit.
wood cemetery on Thursday.
Mrs. T . 0 . T yn er ami their two
youngest and her son, Elmer will
. David McDaniels 'of Montgomery.
spend a few days the end of the week
Ala., was the guest of his aunt, Mrs.
Mary Hardaway for a few days last visiting with her sister, Mrs. C har
lotte Tyner and her son, Charles in
week.
Tampa.
"Uncle Joe** Clnuser who was
taken to the hospital last week had
to have one of his toes removed on
A lw a ys Busy. ,
aopount of blood poisoning.
A girl-roomer always luts n hatch
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. of finery to wash.—Kansas City Jout*
II. J . Overstreet died fast Saturday. mil.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
FEBRUARY 21. 191®.
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for ' 1 9 1 8 What he wrote last winter. There is
The festival j s distineliv. hi that
.Income Tax Blanks
Iambi at !» o’clock Wednesday. Ihe
h a r d l y » day goes by th a t it doesn’t Orlando is i h.
„,,|y ,,in>. in t lo
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Now Rcaiiy
-'d b
I key will remain in Orlando
raim
This hcApital is located too- sta te which ba an organized
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chorus until the midnight train of March*
me tax return blunka, io n n Tar "south f o r snow.
T h e weather of a n y .sin-, amt which singing h..d\ tin. an.
|r.f
return direct t•> the Me
I (MO-A. for individuals having a now as far as temperature" is eon- has nm he.l ■* high -tal<- i/l perfee- , Iropoli
Noincome not over $5,000 are m w eerned is just like it is at home.
tmn. nhd as d.- fr..i„ m : i ( , , 1 '
Bfl ; („r distribution, no oilier
While i!,. third a n n u a l f e s t i v a l
a ado is t In ..j \ p , |T1 . i
I
have
been
up
every
day
this
last
rf4‘
-M
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--i-’i-.i. *
v |,r,. i*• 11- i-:T■ -rt-. t b.‘iron received for
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week and think I am getting a litth- wIn.-l! 1 • .,k., r -g. , . • ,
form! bn* ini! \>t
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i-b a - '
i r --tin r - a ,iis arc y el
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stronger. . I started by staying up Mi. h an a g g r . - g a i . . I gr, >lt
(Jjtri Ini Uon.
I higher, ami in unit* O r l a n d o will !>«■
I.
blanks are very compact about a half an hour, anil now I can r instance; Mis,-ha Klmau. [
Tie
"ne at On recognized festival places
to the forms used m ake it three hours.
The worst Paterson, Anna Fit Tt ■ lean t onper.
*Sil are similar
of
the I hiti ij St.itr-s. for it has the
ir which provided for net in- trouble now. is my knee.
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The leg Arthur ILu-k.-ti,
\ldridge support of the public at large, and
Un >
up to *3.000.
T h e blanks was in "a splint so long that t he l.ot i a ^f-.-riup Manor, |{,„|s. \\m
(tpHlf
there is .» i.i-.-n determination on the
j. \cur are stumped with the knee stilTened up. and
and myw
now II h
I ate .Tm'kcr.- .4„.j others of
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I art of those who arc fostering it to
ind address of the taxpayer to have it massaged every day and
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make :t - iare arranged with a duplicate i tt sure hurts whpn it comes to the
,
Kt mu .n
i tul
‘return attached to the original. bending part.
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these irkPU ..-my d.in-cl
Attend the Third \nnual Music
| ol the
,hieh dulpipute is to be detached by
I have had a couple nf letters r ’1"
^ "rk fer the festival, Festival at Orlando. Feb. 2Nlh, Mar.
•hi
taxpayer and.kept as n record of
the
from you since I rame herr. One leaving-Neve- Yxirlr - 8 : 9 8 a . m. T n r r ^ 2 and 2.' Help in keep It “ Flnrurn. ’ The duplicate sheyt ponlil to!
.was written July 15 and the ether day the 25th and arriving in Or-* ida’s UrratcM Musical Event.*’
tain* f■tl:i instructions and should he Ot tober 15.
T h at isn’t very lat
«ri fully read hy every individual news but it beats none al all. I
l^ftr.- undertaking, t " make out his
must have about fifty letters scatter
return.
ed around somewhere.
[. has been mailed to all taxPrivate Jo e J) . Chittenden,
wlto tiled returns last year
. P*.v,/r
Co. IJ, 108 Infantry. Rase llosp r.!»
cr.r 11 these blanks with his name
A. P. O. 701. A. K. F.
and S :al Number stamped thereon,
I
have
some
good news for you at
which should be received in the
last.
They
took
me over the day
jour ,f the next two or three day?.
before Christmas and fixed me up
Collector of internal -Revenue
Guess that
M, f ’athcart says that nil with a ralipher splint.
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doesn't nlean much to you hut it is
, nks should be in the hands of 4lie
» splint fitted on to your shoo anil*
, payers within one w e e ^ a n d that
by that lime- the rjllicial l)!ank you can walk, with it without any
danger of ret breaking your teg. I
h»' ti at bee if received he should in* was so weak f r o m . lying itr bed so
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quire fur blanks either at the Col*
.long f u - ju o n t b a l that 1 couldn’t
s
office
at
Jacksonville-or
at
brier
walk with mine at first, I stayed in
(In i rarest center of distribution
bed
for a week but tried it again
through out the state* where depiltty
yesterday*
anti got along fairly well.
i
colk-ito: s will be located as follows:
H
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at it again today and
Miami, 'K ey West. I'ayAny
iio.esvi'lle. Tallahassee, I’en- feel that I am gaining some
|jt,.
way I am mighty glad to gel mit <>f
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General
Olliee,
Jacksone
tin
orul.i
All returns have to bcA.
vilh
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ELECTRICAL S U P P L IE S
and Electrical C ontracting
We
have
tne-’ M o c k
and
th e
v ery
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a
w ork m en.
.‘i
\ n.ur w o r k w i ll r e e t ' i v e o u r h o s t a t t e n t i o n
' a t all t i m e s a n d w e a r e a l w a y s h e r e
‘n
t " m a k e Rood o u r R u a ra n te e o f
l i r s t - c l a s s w o rk m an sh ip
THLItl NEVER WAS t H E T T K M 'IM E TO MAKE THOSE REPAIRS,
OIUWIRE THAT HOt SE. IVK WILL TAKE
PI.EASl R E IN SERVING YOU.
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111 Park Avenue,
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GOOD NEWS TO ALL .
NE of our buyers having’just returned from a two weeks buying trip to
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the Eastern markets, including New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia,
we are delighted to say that we are in a position to offer the. latest in
merchandise of quality at astonishingly low prices:
We had a pretty good Christinas
but I sure did want to be at home.
T h e nurses gave each of .us a hag
with nuts, randy and cigarettes in it:
l.elli r* From J oe Chittenden
^nd the Red Cross filled* two socks
-.tract* from two anti left them hhiiging <>\er the font
Tie f, o'> i ng
|ftl >' * Vv .1! i (t H> toe ( l utt ended, a of the lied, line of them was nib-<l
w I'll k now n S a n ft
~ u’.v
with nuts and tin- other witjj cnnd>,|
. Ill'll ol. -1 * -'lip l:i
cigarette*, inatchc* ;tn*l a , uupb of;
IIJ 1 . ui u, I Dff-ar
handkerchiefI hid g-f -*■ -l n
Hill ll 1 i r >•-io * in ;i
rier and a* usual j ,|-.-a tin- ne. ,
by March lotli accompanied
i>t 25 per cent of the tax.
be
by
M O N D A Y, FEB. 24 th
C an 't tell much about when 1 11
gel back t-> tie
■ b u t think l!
will be this month sure, The walk I
mtn h to w r i t e abi
ing patients go fir-t and a* soon as I 1
■ ii out t 1 e w e;i t her a
no t
\ . d ‘ s let 1IT i a n g . t a l o n g a l i t t !« belt, r I I 1 I "
marked 1 hat wa v
1a
. -ih
,
t\ n liitl.tM tl
r i^»
at our store
R^~-
II.
M.
fsigbln-rT,
/t* wm
rs
’ flesh enlur amt wlute, I'uii-isting of Camisoles. Envclupe l hcinise Nw / U V
ise, cnmbimitinns and <!nwn* S|>ecially priced SI l!l tu
®
.
I’ tn* spe'-lal a
jirttiif
prins!
■ -insists
raw
- ; irn.g -i. * i g n-
i-iiiiif-
S|M‘<i.illv a
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pe
b1
f.'i
\\
d e m o n s t r a t io n
Q T [hr d.ilrs given below, an
exp-rt d e m on s |rn t or, will
show Hi, marvelous brilliance
inj beauty ol Chi Named finishes
r.n j explain t he o r i c n tal
mysteries of . China. Wood Oil,
which makes these self leveling
finishes, so easy to apply by
xnulrurs.
• .
Gain- In and s~c their sparkling
transparency, radiant coloring
and divirsilied uses fur home
decorations.
p - - * Ck-ilimUy. gnrtftroui finlthet ran
or * ,-Ih.I jn.l artually atmcc-1 without
ruunii,^ their Iw4uty uu (umtlure,
*~J wuuiwulk.
it|
■ i h i : i a i i v 2 .1 - 2 3
T-
1' IL1.ER & SON
W-
I b<
- al i u
I -ie
T I i*
- fi*f filing
•'Her*. ! i||,. Invoirts. Rcrclpl,**.
l-tc. Plenty of them
at
50e each
HE F l !> PRINTING COMPANY
I 'ti re *■nppl) |)cpt.
••
I’hurie I is
Sanfunl. Florida
Half Your Living
Without M oney C o st
An arc all nt n danger paint. On
Mina of good common nenno In our
1 farm ntul gnnlon opc rat Iona, tie■‘Is prosperity or our ‘‘goInK broke."
’- -n at prenont high prtcea no one
' Plant all or nearly ull cotton, bay
! Mnl grain nt present price* frflm
'i k-' merchant on credit, and make
Food and grain nro htgtior In
‘Portion than aro present cotton
res.
1 s a tlmo abovo nil others to play
‘'l to produco nil juiBsIblo food.
*r>ami forage Hupplles on your own
'**■ to cut down the Btoro tillt.
‘ good plcc’o of garden ground,
bt 1v pint-lost, rl-btly tended and
’t planted tho year round, can bo
do to furnlali nearly half your llvU will eavo yoti moro money
h >ou made on tho beat two or
re ncrea of cotton you ever grew!
lastlngB* IQ19 Beed Hook tolls all
ml tho right kind o f-a money iiavKUfdcn and tho vegetables to put
L It tolls about tho farm crops os.
t nrtd shown you tho ctoar road to
l and regular farm prosperity. *U’«
Send Tor It today to H. 0.
5TINQS CO., Atlanta, Qa.—AdrL
I
a tel * " t l|l -
( t»n*vtsi *nt*
4
nf
staph*
h f k.-v a rn 1 111it •»j
| ,.? *»ur M d 'lav
P
Apr*u»
in
- tlfm* s;ar
lid-inch wide unbleached Sea
1-Innd Shod mg, guud lirin weight
has Iteen Helling fur title
a yard. On sale Monday
tt o’clock
COATS THREAD SALE
Pictorial Review Patterns for March
Mrrtukty !» o'clock
I & |*.
•" a l - ft read
Limit
m
i" ti ■u I iiii- r t -|.....Ix 4 C
tritj ,111 even ^rratrr .ismitI nu n! 111 I lit
FA SH IO N
BOOK
l-O R
SP R IN G
N ow o n S o l e
19c
Iltf*MUI1
1 litre is-a pcrfctaly htvin.itfngTtrrav'of the-w i b inning ln-< k- in the
pi*r
29c
SHEETING SPECIAL
P
|lt«MMill
Spring sale sjteeial a-yard
ill
JS M
llrnt. Bits . t'lrM B»•
KM ^
11 t r u l l r . r l i hi i n i l r t
brand bus lita-n retaiiiuc
for fide a y a r i f
Otir
Lxick ot space will not allow us to tell you of the hundreds of specials in the
choicest of the seasons offerings which will be on sale Monday. .Shipment after
shipment are being received daily by freight and express.
Don’t' forget seeing
these bargains Monday.
;
: :
:
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!>8C UNDERWEAR SALK
I'or Monday—-Wc will have a very special
lot of Muslin 1 nderweur on sale, consisting of
Gowns, Underskirts. Envelope
Chemise, Drawers, etc.
S|H>riu
price a garment
Musical Festival al Orlando *
•
' “V I I//
O U v
t liruu n ahii liuiupi Hlii**
"I have not Ici -d fn my little Journeys '
from bedtime III bedtime." Xtlhl the 111- {
most philosopher, “flint Ihe fellow who
prides himself on being tiluill In b b
Bpcedi can nsk some very pointed
questions."
:.
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GINGHAM SPECIAL
in • 1 i ii ,-
All Orlando i* in readiness for the
opening concert of the Third Ati*qi Music Festival. " F l o r ida's
Greatest’ Mustenl " Event” wTilcTi “ Is
Friday. Feb. 28th at 8 o'clock. As
announced t hire’ will be five con
certs: Friday, Feb. 28th, 8 p. rn.,
Saturday afternoon, March 1st. nt
;j p, m.. Saturday evening, March
1st, 8 p. in., Sunday afternoon,
March 2nd, ,’t p. m.. and Monday
night, “ Operatic Night." March Itrd,
at 8 |j. m.
Rehearsals are lining held regular*
]y and have been since early fall,,and
th e w u rk a to be given hy the chorus
are rapidly approaching the high
standard set by the conductor. Tho
rhorus will have the support of an
o .fits ra nf thirty pieces supplied
from Powers' Band, and u^L-tii is in
sit re for those who love tnlit winch
Is highest iuul best in the art of
music.
No town 'm any times the size of
Orlando is doing what is being done
by the Orlando Music Festival Assoriution, for it is no longer a local
festival, but has become state-wide,
I a fid already many prominent people
from all parts of the state have made
reservations for tickets’ and dully in_ qulriei continue to Hood the m a il .
\*
sire, i;1 1 '. a I. * t K I .t ,(
(iinglnun* (ter y ,.nl
C n fry f
jO T
Full L mi- i'tnuK.- -trr;r<*s. 1 herifs
wll give ihe utlielat* an u b a ol t tie
•.i-iitiiiu-iil a t e i ul —wlu rj- (lie b itlJltlary ..
lines -.toiiild In- f■.r ttii- year * work
ing territory, anil tillieiul act nut vvtll
be taken so far as i:i possible.
Another Paradox.
IlOX F IL E S
I. a
Red Rose of lancasler Dress
Ginghams
Till* . mint . I a n -I h- ■n o-fj, .ills
ib -igii.t 11 -1 I ->r w >r ,•.ng tiii. : *■a - t-111
a large number of the cattle owner s
are anxious to clean up this season,
t o ’ save them a fnt‘ of trouble con
trolling cattle along the ‘ LaTte and
Orange county border*
1!!rr varil rnurity is ruii'l y
\Im- vv11r k , ami 8oinp of 1lie iwlthin-rn 1•iirl Ini I nt \..
n vv11it-r-i in
vv;inf I " . currv iiii w urk
hist,:t Ft"Uni
- ab** wtll tn-gui (■ runijit!y M-m-l iv ft
• M lin k .a. i i i . a n d t In- fi rst b u y e r s wi l l
s e c u r e t h e i hun-e. p a t t e r n s
This
!
the government, am) R. W. S t o r r s . a
nutniber nf Ihe S l a t e L i v e S l o c k S a n
itary
Hoard will lie present l > -I *
cuss t h e m a t t e r anil a n s w e r all 11u•■ *tiiins r e l at i n g So met hod of e ar r v i n g
tin t lie' vv i,r .
.
Moltdu) 9 n’rlnck
Sab -in tbi* [-jm uil let of * !Vr-
i & ' . u ! F f - J / . ■ ,jJ\
-.aril
Mnu-Li;. ■-s-'llmg
re j i re s e nt i ng
GARNER PERCALES
Y / vri,''- ■ / i
-h i
I.
!->t --f /•■(•bv r * iingbam* in
tfi,en- a l t r i i ' v *
T.jR
-rt nu-nl
GARNER PERCALES
*>•.$*] iS;--
32-IN ZEPHYR GINGHAMS
uf a rte*n
Ihiti’t fail ttt see Iht* lu-autiftjl tissnrt
incut nf i repe ,l»- i tune, anil \\ a*ti Satm 1 lulcrwcar, euute- in
Thi*. W r y Ncwrit Mtmi ff i l Al i mi a of tlti* Muclfe
Are Tl ioic O n e - Pi e c e Fro«ke with Diulrntletl I'uvlirti
SPRING GINGHAMS
I n - o r d e r to gi ve t h e ■ a 11 !«• owners,
m nt v i m u iiiis-ioTM-r- aiel .i " t i e r *
in 1 1 res! e,| m er a d o al nm --f • .ill!*
li-v er It- ks ;in
or! i.n t ;. to , \pri —
tbetr v t t w * on t i me f**r be gi nn i ng
wo r k in .‘setiimol e. \ oltlsi.t tool lire
\ aril i e u l t l i i s . ., 111* • t . , :r ., h b- lo b|
a! tin- court hteise i ti S a n f o r d on
F e b r u a r y 2 7 th, be gi nn i ng at l (| a m
l'r.
Silk I mlcrwcar
/NO
d
Meeting nf • nil It- Men
S U M T H IN '
D O O IN "
I M l!lt< U Ml lt\ U.OI Nf ING
Till- bit - iji.u.-t* -it beailllflli meet weave n nti-naL rn Svv 1-.J
and orgiiiuly. with m-ut embrnidPred designs, I > inch widj.h j»-r
98c
SPECIAL LOTS
We have some special lotv of Ladies Muslin
and Nainsook Gowns, eonsisting of square and
V-neck gowns, embroidery and lace trimmed.'
Long sleeves and abort sh-vves. Also special,
assortments lace and embroii|-ry
------------1 f i m w e t j - 1l iu lu m L iriu siu-ciiil p ri gg .
of $1 49*. 1-.G9, 1.98, 2.25, 2,19 and
SALE GAUZE VESTS
Ladies' extra size, also regular
size, gauze Vests on sale Monday for
only
*
.
Mens
|
14c
$24*9-
DRAWERS SPKCIAt.
Two lots of Ladies’ Muslin
Drawers, with wide embroidery
trimming. Special
SHOES
49c
•Boys Ladies
WHITE GOODS
*Our line of While Goods is something to be
promt of. Heautilul organdies, llaxons, Swiasi-s,
nainsook, liatisles, dimities, voiles, at prices that
will interest everyone. Don't forget tips depart
ment Monday.
TOWEL SPECIAL
Special lot of Turkish Towels
-f fw
Ileal bargains, Monday sale will be . I 7 f *
marked ut ....
J-fc/ V -
SHOES
. Misses
We are now in position to mipply our customers with wonderful value
in Men's Shoes and Orfnrds, also a strong line of Work Shoes. See these spec
ial values in GOOD Shoes, for Monday.
It is with pleasure that we call your oMeutlon to our line of Ladies’ and
Misses’ Hoots. Pumps anti Oxfords in the newest Inst*, also the most popular
leathers. See the A TT R A C T IV E P R IC E S that we have marked these
for Monday.
HOYS’ SH O ES
The -boys have not been forgoltan in our Shoe Department.
able to supply neat, durntile shoes at economical prices.
CHILDREN’S SHOES
Our Children's Shoe Department has just been ojiened up and for Mon
day you will be surprised and delighted at our styles, prices, quality, etc.
We are
Caldwell-Irwin
.
(IN C O R P O R A T E D ) .
>
Corner Sanford Avenue
and Second. Street
f :
ni
L^ t
�W t XWp f l
— Cts- j. J — -«•-<■?xtgt < - * e-
■i
page
T m rsA ffF o fiD h era ld - ; —
four
•- ft; J . HOLLY, Editor
W. M. HAVNKS, business .Manager
Published Every Friday by
Mnirrrd
1V0 »,
seem# that while the Southern Utili
ties (hi. have a reserve engine which
ja for use in ca*« id otjuTgciieie*, they
have failed to keep thi^ engine fn
rnmlil'iTin to lie 3aed and a Inn! aririiJmt mi the regularly used machine
fu)inil |hem without means nf fur
nishing elect rim v
hVr years this plant furnished as
>2oo good service as could be found any'^J0 where in t h e state or in any other
state. Then they were stru ck with
as to the
Mill Mull* f AujuaI 22ml
r | (K**
at Hmnf uf t l . Mmftla
n eonsteI'ndrr Art of March Srd. lA7r#
ght pn<i-
BUDG ET OF O P I N I O N “ JU ST
BETWEEN YOU AND M E ”
EV EN T H E G A TE P O S T
NOT IN iT
j y > m r <2GAii4fcLBQ
“ don't
----The man who had bacon lor
breakfast this morning’ feels like a
multi-millionaire when he learns that
in Austria pork products are selling
at $10.00 a pound.
When the price of butter and eggs
goes down do you suppose that the
cow and the hen feel as if they were
losing caste?-
possible w
it is hoped that the city authorities
. When we re a Hie tire present cry
will look into this carefully before
ing need for reconstruction in every the coining legislature meets with a
line we sometimes wonder if we were view of bonding the city to buy or
really ev er constructed in the first
There is no scarcity of advice for
tin* railroad problems.
Congress is
pondering over four Urine different so
lutions t h a t 'have been offered. Hut
no one seems a minus to try working
out any one of the solutions
Florida's
Snll-ltiilJin4___ PlauLs._
Florida is specially adapted to the
grow ill of the soil-building legumin
ous plants eowpeas, soy beans. Leggarweed. velvet beans, {manMis, etc
These products
furnish food for
mm. animals and tin- land
There
1 magioi a million and a liT.tf men a r c many V a r i e t i e s of t h e s e impor
abroad find each of |hem with the tant plants,' koine of them heavy
same two predominant thoughts in yielders of vines fur-fodder and seeds
for fore), says the Slate Marketing
his mind:
Bureau. Tim beggar weed is a native
I. "Wh<‘ii do we eat."'
plant, makes two crops a year, and
•J. "W hen do we g.-l home.'"
ME MONEY
A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes
and Faith, "He'll Print ’em"'—
So Says Saur lercr.
IN THE MOVIES
THkpbonr No, IIB
The great Seattle strike
make no hit" ip ^Seattle.
FFP K FA flY 2 (
y
you're not a Alisa Chicken us I am.
Therefore you lire u lUtlc boy If I wish
to cull you-one!".. . . .
“Dear me, dear me," said Muster
White Chicken, “you lire very stub
born.'’
“Maybe, cluck, cluck," said Miss
White Chicken,
"Well, nil the same," snld Master
White Clilgkcn, " I know something."
“I don't see any reason for being so
proud of yourself because you know
something," wild Alias Chicken.
"I
know n number ut_ things, and 1 don't
act- ns If 4-wuru- the- inoaUrWunderfill
chicken oif tlm whole furui. I know
too much for that."
.*
the second battle uf the Ypres was
in progress. The author's body now
lies buried in Flan dels fields. As an
ins pirutipn to war giving and war
sacrifice.- it- strike* n major note.
There i s ' no war appeal to which it
is not applicable. Is it conceivable
that we shall break faith with those
who died for us. The Tampa T rib
une of Sunday last carried the above
poerw with a neatly finished calendar
cs a supplement.
I have heard so
many asking for this poem that I
have thought it well to rewrite the
offering’ uf the Tribune and submit
it for publiratii/h to die Herald.
This is said to he one of the most
Com e In
IF YOU GO ON T H O U G H T LESSLY SP E N D IN G A LL YOU
M AKE, S O M E DAY YOU ARE G O ING TO B E SORRY
NOW, W HY NOT " K E E P " S O M E OF TH AT M O N EY FOR
YOUR OW N S E L F AND F A M IL Y AND T H E IR FU TU R E? YOU
W O N ’T M IS S T H E M O N EY AND IT W IL L C O M E IN VERY U SE
FUL S O M E DAY.
these remaining whether they lie
soldiers on the fields of battle or
whether they he soldiers iti the mills
of industry, or these soldiers of the
rt-eonstruction days.
Be they till'
ll e soldiers thaty they maythe (lam
ing torch is hurled to them from (lie
fallen.
ft is then theirs to bear
biUiorably
and
JO IN OUR "A C C U M U L A T IN G " B A N K IN G CLU B W IT H 50.
$1.00, 52.00, 55.00, SIO.Oj ; $20.00, OR W H A T E V E R SU M YOU
W ISH , AND REGULARLY EVERY W E E K FOR 50 W E E K S BANK
T H E S A M E AMOUNT. 1)0 I H IS EVERY YEA R FOR FIV E YEARS.
THAT M O N EY W I L L BRING YOU H A P P IN E S S AND C O M FO RT
fur t h e p u r p o s e a n d
flUT TO DAY IS T H E B E S T
YOU CAM J O I N AMY T I M E
T IM E TO JOIN.
object that the fallen- have died,
less (he faith lie broken with those
who. lie in Flanders Field ’-where
poppies grow.
You and 1 will nut
break the faith.
P E O P LE
I am li-st a-man with a grouch
if*1 rt-in hmg
, filli.w -
htenn
w’ I
11
W lei ( n o w
and
,1 1i I
ill*-’ p e M itlally M 1
I - t,l !if ini i
;o o
tel
fy
N e v e r ! h e ! ess
to t
ll
tl
ms i n full i . m e i n u l w a i s he s u g -
t.
l l 1 -■no Thii,o |11 I ,■ d. m*1 some-
t:
uimnrm
size nir
ruecu
„ >«
tiling.
s ze ciit-ek 1 , m. t im.y- g - md [o I it
d p o s i t , . r of cj i . - cks. hut s e o i l . 1 . in
m in i
fduce in a free country
Mrs mission
is flu-, bringing of diseoiil.oil and dt«org.lll7,|loO
1 *. u.elf.oii. »i
he upholds are too often the d,fiaioe of |.,w and .1 -fn . to ■ ,,f to. ,
winter morning up t h a t 1! w o u l d lie a s t e p t o w a r d e.ts
bashing in the rays. INK t h e t a s k of ‘ lie p o o r d e v i l hr
If I. V the IteilJ |of 111 b i n d I 1 - I i j
down then
V k hi m
sfmhld !>ti! though! you were in
d e a r r e a d e r h a d h e r a t h e r l unul a o u l i c h of e l i e c k s all d l t i . T i ' M
-i.ie
a n d f o' . l . .|
1
• I-1 |s 1 1 g, 1
-
i.v .-r f or
j v ..
1 i.ini
seen
and Frit l i ce I care to.
letter from Alvin the
* said.(hat you *n t '
With a Very H au g h ty Expression.
bes t to- c o u h j . w t t f i h v e r y t i a n g l n y ex
p r e s s p . i t . " enn*t y o p itiink of n n y i l d n g
1 se (,l|t foo.|, ....... I, ( ' l i n k , c h i c k . 11 Is
l*m. dreadful."
"•Veil if I'm wrong explain to in*sah l Miss While I 'Jdckcn.
nr mimi
■'Those men hail catiierus—and with
n i t u e r n s they t n k e p b . H i r e s . " s a i d M a s
w- 1 n I l ed a n d I - n . . m
what of a per.xunal pride jts to their
part -nf the street, esp-cially is tjiis
true asto
First
street- it is time
(or I he said merchants In begin to
"111 size cheer s V | ,J,oi l IIUm ii S lie
the s t a r t e r uf something new I am
for convenience ‘and it strikes .me
that this would be a mutter «f. con
venience. 1 hope one of t he liaaking
al l ow
clerks
-o mr
s i g, . ,.f
placing
a
while
v* a , -in f. oil
..(
pi ll I 1 - of So. ■
1 fo-ir ri*sp~i
I s.-e 1 foil
> e i i 11
t i n 1, 1 ,
Bank
w.i
.
'■
-
t '.
- 1 ,t
here
will seipl
I110
not
e [ Ho presobup ..f Hi. 11 :1 1 ,., r,
I he a ! mn . itpl 1 , - 1 g. t Hu . i n . , 1 ■
1 1\
h a - it- -hi
a nti'11
a , i ‘i r
. I,
i t a r , . . I e In i iti-
I •• brought alemt bv the lying p ro p -t | wo'./ld s h o p ' t . ii:l,
11.<T- Assnil.lt toll it.i llle^
u.H y ..up-,
give til m a
a* to do would be m adopt j hand." Let e w r y man, woman and
'h e >.s ind in lrdci |h, f <hifil in s <1;.f,,rd h i.d a .1'
,
to simply make that i
o.„a.. .• ,
, M their e:i..n
> ll ll.■ir home town aim .I n
•
. , !.' a 1 a beaut., -pm (or
Would lie one size - .1list |Pun! ofd
Mutely palm I r e . , tn rigu
* suggest | ha->lly know, ji.iteu tows across that expanse of
u> ......... - t-o.i mas-nil >i us glittering sand will rail for a
Tt.ng
t,;in . i Ies art lie Sinn- ,.f g,-i ,, grass that will ...m- i
.
In
\
-1-1
1
11*11-1
Ite
( l one,
It
||ot
11 • o o
snorter llt4.1t t In- (irsi. sand t h a t tItl'J M1 H hi tiie 11 id snags f-bat >iuat
11*r t h e - k V l i n e o u t t h e r e
1’ u I . 0
til. oiii p l . e s , l i r t j t k down t o u t o!d
city dnck, demolish some of t l e . s e
unsightly buildings that stand • o
ready to make a fellow sick wlwn he
would look city-ward from ! In- briiiy,
deep
1 know all tills w11.1 lie doin’
and it wen t be long until that part
of s ;ltt feiil will lie the t a i l in which
Rigncrf oi the Declaration.
1
In
American
I >ecln ration ot Inde-
penvp le*. wi . s slgiieiS P y e v e r ) lllel.-hef
ol l l o
Otntncntit. e i . i i gn- s s tln^t ma d e
B
lb«i.
Ywr.
t h r e e s i g n e r s f r om
Ncw^ I l a m p s t i i r i
t h e fi.it-i Mti smJ i i i
I f . u i ItleuP- Islni d four
f r ’ " 1 1 It’ O" I 1 til
porn
...........
'
. 1 ■ - ti >t,t New
fets.i v,
New
three
irmti B . b i i M i r . nine f rom I ' cnnsjl'
• 1 >*,0 M a r y l and , m \
from
* b - i; 1 'ns - 11 f rom North ('.iro'lna.
ter \\ Idle fh lck en . “But tluisr- men L iyas j i . v i .1 G u i r I .if s\ Lt;»* wa.. W> 9.i o n a.* e v e r i g
h . u r ( r u n t - S u m h O i r u U n u M i ^ i tf'.rcutin hope oi a general upberti ,*uL. I" n ..... .
(t>irs the s |h| I >i \ 1 .t.»n
took apet iuL pteturefl—Hhe klud nicy lights strung n u t in front of their
HnViv
a
move
In
the
Under, pretense iff-sjrnpathv ( o r - tti**’ h»*‘«lso
Ih«l TTiftlr'ai IMviifhin and f<r call moving p lciurrs—children speak plqi e> of Sitt>ini'«s, ar.d then the
worker. Ilc> L- what llo-y advio-uti- known le, the w hite vvTTdeal we wear of them an the movies. Tlu-y took Peoples Punk lad their corner ar1 he proper place f..r them i> on -ati 1111 our iilmi-e >j>-ey. .
^\’e {ycitt photographs _n( u.N. mill nmv 4ho)Cre I Htnged—
—-a-»—tvrallyr^TUUF tlifetfslfiouiHl train carrying th' tn to an Oversea cap.' h o t-tiiiii -dii-c,- ami showing them nil over the country First N’ m tonal Hunk would follow
.’They re throwing these pictures on suit
Now that would look like a
screens and people sit In rows mid
town wlo ti ad these light* 'were
rows of seats and gaze up on n stage
servo 1 III something like a Idg white sheet (luslii il on, li a!! this is ilmuy 1 nrn
“ L K T T H K l t K BK L i t , I! |
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il|si|i which are the pictures of^us ns sure the Herald would turn oh th-ir
Fanford vu> dark on Tm-olay s t r l®,,
we
move about. T h e pictures iicfutiBy white way every night maybe they
nigl t and a part of U.dti> -day night
move and they're of us! Now Isn't Him will do it anyway after they read
of this week
No electric current
^ ’’
something tf> ktu»w?"
this, for they know* that white ways
was available rn Tuesday afternoon 1T‘" " n
"It Is," snld Miss White C h i c k e n . Ill tend to beautify I he city ’and to
n u t > 1 1 1 %i .n m is n t J u i 1 1 1 :; h i .
pnd t!« greater part of Wednesday ^‘,r *
11 hushed mid proud voice.
Vt H fiS h 1 in 1 m v s u f i n 1: \< \
show to other pi'npli t h a t . this phi aThere have been no street lights yt i(- whth;
"They show a model, perfect farm is trying * to be more titan just, a
part of the city for nearly a week. *iav’
which Is the one u|»on which we live— spot on the map. The cost of these
>HL 1K' V > ! -I1U—ILLlliliil cy in this country tlicre
T liise condition, has existed more or 1!1ff
nml’ they show- how chickens should he
white w iv- :i r e , jh. i—
I, . ...a - w l i wr
■etn e k ■—d r n w —c h i l l y - - i x ikn i i a r -*r«<iTtri| .-ns—w-Wrr—rrrrrtcfF^TrTjri—TTrnr
ii'itiinilly n<) resting placo for
month
I have forgotten wiiat good handsome we a r e ! There are different you figure it among the various nipchants
and
business
houses
and
it
scenes
about
us.
Wo
walk
up
through
oid American coin looks like for we
iSolshpvism lien*.
get paid in French money.
I will •he yard from all the hen coo|m mid seems to me the returns would be ■
we nre seen ’eating and strolling more than an hundred fold from
will |;(,t he out of place. We realize bring a lew -francs home for sou about."
We have patriotism as compared to Bolshevism
the beauty and satisfaction of the
venirs.
that these are strenuous times for!
"Oh." said Miss* White Chicken,
I have a date tonight wii
tho*e who have machinery to keep in
"tlinl Is wonderful! I’ve always longed
1 atnotism as expressed in two million lighters in France
Francaise
girl and you ought t>
to hi- in tln> movies. They miy that so
repair and that parts are hard to ob
*
Speaking
about
banks—
well,
us
try
to
understand
each
o
nnmy
great
ladles
ore
In
the
movies
tain, but we believe there is no ex
and twenty million holders of Government securi
ttnd that they get so tjeh and so ruin there is one thing the hanks could do
c is e for the kind of s v v ee we have She speaks a little English and
ties at home is an t amest indication that Dolous."
that would In- a help to t h r tniO'lves"'
had in Sanford for I lie past few little French so wp have u devil
lime.
and
to
the
suffering
populace
as
‘.'Now,
now,
Miss
White
Chicken,
11
she\ ism cannot exist here. Therefore let us
months.
step at n time." said Master White well. This
little
spasm
should
h
e
!
From the it formation gained it
I received the Christmas
Chicken. “You’re not a lady, hut ti taken to lp*ari hy fhe president nf
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and suie did enjoy the eats
Kovolvc that we continue our pledges to our GovcrnMKs Chicken, hut you have nctyd for the Banking
A-sorfat inn of th e '
tin- movies—nnd so you're famous; we
9tate and t v him p rt s - nt<.>l to the
Hal we will ipit dispose of our Liberty Monds
•II nre And we're rich as we live
Av c lation wt-. i| it mil l* again
II ITS
id ■-’ w 1 1 edemption uf our \'va,r Savings Stamjts ex11 model, perfect flirtin'" And then
> a- great rejoicing w(ien till the hens, U h a t I l i e n b . a u t t i r e m a r k i , t h i s
LO O SE L E A F HOOKS
1l'h1 ‘‘ ,r Ubees ity, a : 1 will not begrudge our Govc..e.ters mid chickens heard lie- good \ on linvt* ti.il .!■«■.1. tin ......... . tin. nu
m y it l l ' T * Ltj M a m m a IMr s liv
*(t*-*n'
nf any dcscriptmh
tnerouisizanv
i
f
.
ic-rks
—
some
tug,
iiewa!
cfi.n.t ot the funds it will require to p a y the cost of
get all my letters.
;; omc
litt b , some large and s one
ask us
*
the War and expenses incident m tinmniviiwimt
Hope Roland ha-t recoven-d and is
t inail. some broad., some narrov. and
jitll O. K. by this time. Kiss lit! e
so on-like thut. anil lie n again there
C lif f ,for me. With love,
iu what is known as the “ lady
Your brother.
I check," so small and delirate like.
Offlrr Supply Dept
Pvt. Clifford F. Proctor.
Phone H8
Sanford, I lor.‘da >
Co. If, 321st Infantry, A. P. 0 .
a nee is
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Sanford, Florida
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THE SANFORD h e r a l d
P vOE SEVEN'
'I r and Mr» It R FU-V ,
.atiiittn^ 1 1 *
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He
Summary of the
Floating Small *
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
In and About
,< The City ^
jjitle Happenings
Mention of
Matter* in Brief
Persona).Rems
of |nlcre*t
”.
M-* M V 1 *;>e m i ' •■ . M r
arrived Tuesday fr.*'r, \ -t • i ; .
■ :„*■ ;ng home i ut>la)
tiiina.
They joined Mr. Lipe ! .
* \|..*■*'! is R.itt at home, and expect to make th-ir
■i-. r, >i.i» a'gv'o (roil the home m Sanford.
“GET RICH QUICK”:
HOT AFTER YOUR
LIBERTY BONDS
.1
W
E HAVE FOR SALE on
terms to suit purchaser, a
newly and nicely furnished bun
galow of 5 rooms with hath, soft
water, nice distance from town,
good roads, six acres of land
suitable for citrus culture. A
nice winter home.
6 »; ** : a *. Gi»» v s j- " t B o* 3 Moi d» r*
To e. ttr 3 : - a , C Se <1 Cn'y To
• ar ! i f | h
S ; —«
e B in * Or
T-«»t Cr~'pap|*
Mr, D. 1. T h r a * iirr J ad .t . . . ■'
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Xner’cai
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nt * her pufl til s. Mr
1 :-r. *
«i«* ;** to g rvii'qtucJ
t%t irne4
tr nr.
lVrr.itt of Fiu 'ti* for the vC v* ♦ ♦ li
1’ ? » r : ; ‘-n:> of epivr'.aasi) these
n icvumuia’e Meek in every
Mr. an d M r*. Carl F5'rr.it. v.if ■ t* y
f
. Okiah n:a oil to African
the gut ■sU of Mrs. T brasher 0 :1 Fri* ard of I hank'
r
- • There sever w*iv g u t t e r *
* day.
...*\ f ih ».r»— .-.-a***
. - m a n y t n T . ' ; r :!tFe round helping^
ilv__
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- n i v e tttMr fortunes over
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. B ritt. M ist,
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; rey t* the Uuerty hondr
Mr
and
van
-*jnd
Hr
Mrs
Gladys
Ofiatuio were the gur>t $ ol
k“'id fcj i.rr, »• vs-'M ley*: cilijvti il
Le* ie Bryan were a mong 1 ! ■ Sa:.ElbCLetibr fv-r t -“ nee a er.d
t i e e c u c -y
*Th« > do not a.-i fv>r
f’trd pc>opih attending t l - fu- ■■.1 -f
r,on-y
* ,;i sn ap aaything for
>i - i
,v r a
Mr and Mrs Torre*: Lai
Mr. W. C Bray ut Winter ti. ir i* n
tonfi#
j|aud Lake motored to Orlando Sunday afternoon
Sevfenrv of the Treasury Cartel
■« ,
Friday to tuwe in the fair.
j
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Gia.».« ha* just
a rtatenten!Killed
at
Apopka
• Sir*. T. i*. HutT has arrived from
*art;inc
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acainrt
the un
Mr and Mr* C W White ar.d Washington and will *fiehli „ , Rl.
A; 1; -. a F *
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f ‘Tuj*ulou* ;>.=r»on* who effer to tra.ilf
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it won't co*t you a cent to phone L,
French avenue.
your O R D E R S FOR P IA N O T U N INti !" Wade, the Tuner. Ohlando.
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A l-'tp
J \\ Dii kins and s*>n. Arthur M IT II_ A . I l l l —kUAU—.HI ' S i t - R -4
M 1T.ES. U.l. I
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u- r • ' T a nil a !a*f >a! iirdav nVghl
t .MODELS.
T111
I..rtl . . n ef t t .
WevK
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1. w j rices on- hou.«e wiring and
electric work.
W. 11.
Treadle!!. Fag a- nidg.,*Oak Ave. .
41-ft’c •
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P. C O N N E L L Y
T ’ ic e ia«l.>» ai d men wlu» have plan. ktn>wti a* The Calm*.
cf ate>oluio necer■>11 j
K*<mi then, he
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Fvery thing new and clean..
■ 3 5 . rheutrf—i t r . r *1*ef-a- 1eptr.vhtm bank-. ;
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lat*edy L-uU* at * «.tw,
The in u tr-t coupon* will pay a Var*>
1 •a^v
part of ’h *. mA\ins thr loan uoat th#*
^yirpcrr.t'ar! ;u :
,
d ■ a-
!'}- - 1e
ami
all ether
Margaret
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and
Marian
I'alias. Teita* to make an extended
vj t t „ \|rs y 11 »; ,-• . j M-.
Town»t*nd*
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i vnoet* tc hunt to JuMtve tlio»e per
a n- «•*■<*
,t fraud l*.i‘ MO‘ ti
As., n-'.'ri* ef tl:eir inn »ttnent*
\/iafetl.i
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g u t From the sa
1 ■11 1’•apt.
r of yat li'iv!.
len arc judged 1,1 n;> small
d** e Iiy their jjy r s m a l npfearanre.
Looks rellert the
t!,rn,‘*l iitlliuile and rnaliles
,,n'' 1,1 iuilge on *>i irhi the man*
"f tnnn we n>e.
Mipearanres are of course
‘hi’tuini! at times, hut a* a
Zeneral thin^ u man gets tnore
eonwitloralion in unr walk in
lr'- ir he takes particular rare
"f his personal appearance.
" e know of nothing that
“ ill give thjs appearance more
Hun h i i i n t
your clothe*
m, awi i| ami pressed. . il mat*'r' n,’l *f they are idd or new
o lung heller.
* “r quick service call
Sanford Shoe & Clothing
Company
Phone
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; vper* hetn* ;
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01no o n e »oeni *d 1 ■
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hi w 1 ttg I • pu* Up the neceyscfV
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amount t > take t ic prisoner b .n * 1 1
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sary I w f o r e the p i p e r * cotrni be »
sued
Both Kinsman and
!’a ku* Ini’..’
!.. *I t e city, ejtdenl*y well *.U ' ' . . j
n nd the matter >s .dosed
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want
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to
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to
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Knowles Hal! on " T k i
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Hog Powder
ttl . i|. -. of
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• a - doe i '■ I \ . j >|... | ue * er f >a - h . »
cholera .rf any other h <g di*ea.e
lo will play oiii of .| ...r*, at
And the direction* are very rumple.
just about what you .are- doing, plus
a few rent** worth of H
Taonu*'
Hog Powder in the feed twice u
wnk
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tvihfi Mr t . i ' l . t ’i i In Pce*’,i-.|t a t •1
l -ualiy though t'Fi’olera get' in be
fore we know it
Then it reipiire*
i lo'C alteniloii to each hog each
hog Illfl't he .1 ... I 1 *1.t d \ » 1 *s ft
de'e I lieni a > din <toil, you will * ,11 s’
better than 1*0 per cent
If you
don't the l! A Tho'rnay Iiiclicme
M 'l
Fret
M MINI l| I v M l S\ 111 \N
cost* you nothing.
Ue -1101 some f
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•There .will tie r n u m l i w of Sanford distant manufacturer pay. vuiir
. . ^ r1 " o n
the Iteceot
D r i . e for
persons who will lie eager to hear money hack
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Near-Raid Relief
Mi** Adam* and Mr (larland. T h e __ 1._L-wn-iieeU tk».-------------- HIMt rt ——
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Mr .1 ’ t Mr * t’ r ci a nd
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will v : *lt Sa tdord
w . k aed ,|. , i'P 1 w .
■ ■ ■i’lt , all a • * . • gin * : ' ” ( Mr
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\ ct t.” t . reef.e. st II i‘ f c 1. l .r i e o rt.:al ma.i arrur oti R 1 I* -so. I
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beet, 'ihsciurgeil from *er. 1 e m
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tin- u r m v and 1* a g a i n at ) i » m
with
III* pari nts. He wa* ill th* aviation
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department u n til, hi* discharge and
arr c.'ti home ill r irdt.y after in-teg
rnustereif ■ u t at ( amp Gordon.
Til AT 100', LOOK
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Bth. ttml oi her tejire
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Sed aiu . ..Ma.. and Mr*. Leand.-r f
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"»t*ic-d epartm en t
will take part.
WivnlrulT of Louirtvtlle. Ky , and
. Th'trulay afteTnoon Power* Ban*!
Mr* tu te r also of |.oui*vitle. K>
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e.itio:.* for Uie c a r p e n l . r*.
I hu* the
Her ah i record* t h a t a c t u a l w o r k has
l • gut.
■ 1 he new h o l d
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ln*UluU’ a. tie- Ha* l st " i
for,
t.egn.rrng on n. U Sunday u l r- 1 ’
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Harrold Washburn t* at home
a
i (.tr str.wgiit mif girti. it wa*
with his pnrents Mr and Mr* tt
-^dHsTfnt’liin and Power
find a loan proposition.
F. Washburn of the West .Side.
I n t .at nrd rtar; e i'a t-r Ntnion
As wa* the ea*e in ether countte*
Harrold ha* Teerivtid his discharge
n».rn. Je*u* Ctir>i -v» r-u iu '.v s
wa riillteuU to en’tst soiicitur*.
from the army und will remain in ju,ii« pe**
1 1 * undreamed
of by ,How - .- r , * *»v iral ‘ Indies r. sjuinded
Sanford fur .1 t i m e least.
Ili« ’ 1 1,. man. It w-a* a g’,',a> day ndten 1 aat) rendered invaluable service; also
regiment was ready to
embark, at Simon wa, ra ed !*-!”r and
maved a few men a ■>y hclpi’.l. Oviedo and
the time the nrmisliee was signed. 011 to lo*c*»m«* an otjt*!:itld n . d u r - ' Geneva took hold cordially and gen*
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Mr. and Mr*. Frod S. Daiger, Sr.» 1,1 ■*' eharucter. the gr. at :r *tlit erousl.
w-.irkera not la ’ wiug. Cerand son. Frank, who have been the
Kfeat d a y ‘for anyone when he tain -r umttan o * led t o the' doing
gm-sts of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred s . ! vatchi * a vi on of w hat he may h *
ip ■ :h p 1 i.'idc in t V way «>f
Daiger. J r ..'l e f t Tu esd ay morning In
,ll> through hi* ri lation p t a k i n g .
In Sanforii, prac*
their car for Winter Haven.' w h ere‘ vv u; U h r s l . -Thi e f4 - 1 * wii' he the t a f y ail was ,*eash."
they will visit th*-ir
brother, Rev. ^object for
tie
sermon at the ( o n v , RO |0 pr,,:s thenr t* in the
A. M. Daiger before returning to gregationa! ehurch
> an i iv morning, l , ,, » !>ank, treasurer for the eounliieir home i>t Clearwater.
Th ey Christ *i*ec Ho* uud scotercd be*t in ty work.
$550.00, with Geneva's
were accompanied by Mr C W.
one^. f t.„
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Petersburg on hu«itie*.*
In H - evioiiug, in k-ep *sg with i.p
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, t\ ,1 *' tigtitn* Itirthilii', t e * Ttn hi w,
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w'i'l il-a! with ime 1 .14,nt 1 y. it* needs ur *n d Afs -rnore. *0 that a* now
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( atludir Church
r ± r .* * * r v F * r*. f -H
Good business conditions and the
increased production so necessary to
the present day prosperity go hand in
hand.
A dollar spent and pul in circulation is much
m ore potent for good tlian a dollar idle, hoarded and
lost to the world.
Your funds in this bank will be m ade to work
intelligent!) tow ard m aintaining this prosperity.
(Corner 8th St. and Oak Ave,t
n to its welfare.
1 t Hr* state treasurer about <750.00.
SutidayT Sexagesima.
Morning service ut. I I . evening at
Special mention should lit* made
Low tnsss, 10:15 a. m.
7:110..
Bible study at ’ 0:15, a n d ' o f the generous uljermg made by the
Relights
Knowledge, 11 a. tn.
Christian Endeavor at 6:50.
Grammar School. Under the leader
Benediction, 7:50 p. m.
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ship o f ' t h e principal and teikhers
Sermon* based on Scrip Jure.
Daily Thought
Urn school gave over IFfty dollars.
Meeting Knights of Columbus, 8
III ran he rtile (he great that enunot Thh training of the children in works
i reach ih* -unli.— Spencer.
p. id.
■of charity cannot be too highly corn%,
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PAQE S IX
Mastering English Words
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Let W aterman's Ideal Fountain Pen help. It
will enable you to keep up your necessary social
and buainess correspondence without being tied
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launch is desk enough when you write with
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C O N D U C TED B Y TH E Y.W-C.A
MESSAGE TO Y. W. C. A. FROM
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FRANCE.
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Having no film or canicrn, (he
nurses at Butte, decided lo 'lm t on a
HvIuk jilcturo slimy nntl Invited a
ci(iii|i of nurses from n nenrby ImsI'ltal (o lie (he audience. It was a
real thriller, arm of (he wild and wool*
Jy west variety, with buck Ink brottclioes and wild rides on broom und
E N G L IS H 'IN A,CLASS.
Place Of Fertilizers
F a rm e r-B a n k e r Discusses Real Value of Fertilizers Out of His Years
E xp erie n ce, O b serv atio n and Study— Timely T opic Relating
to Vital S o u lh e m —tU ah latn -iE a lrw cU iE to m an A d d r e s s . -
I must ei|iress to ymj the
vt*ry ureal sutlsfacllnn and most
sincere (trail(tide of (he Fri-m-li
(•overutuent for (tie service ren
' B r i g h t W i l l i a m s o n . D.irhngton, S. C.
dered to ilm wtlmen. w urklnt tn__*liiiicii.aiimi -^ d d
d l r jl ..I
I I " scen
ery. .,-4
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VeririilMtri' hr the tied ruck and T.nd nbandtined tP-ld-i nf Smith C a m
»;oveenmi^.r--vffc#i.*rth*.*,*nr>»(iefr-xr*'.* w »+V-»1ju j.n,((ffTvri o f plnnrrdx erm.-ft'* fmmrtatluii ufetn millr t r r r n ttv -r- tn- lira "y-ietd a g r e a t e r profit p<T
■thr*esratitisftmeut nf Y. AV: (*• A. it (ujittrrtnee'l *,ttr**-<rrm“*WftT'n It was srip. duali> must .(and or full.
All the limn (lo* r l c t m r 'r i v e r - Lands, unco thn
Fo y ers dcx Alliers (clubrooms * I poked to he shining or "cacti" when
peojib* prosper or full tn prosper uc- l>ridc *of tin- Semitic rn cutton planter.
f o r munltlnnetles).
* j-Ni.e cow punchers redfi' ucross 'the tordlna tn the atiuiuliuico of the liar- Or than the m o re - fe rtile hinds * o t
Tlieso foyers lisve been an « • * j i l t i c r i
v,'iA of iho-eoil, nnd upon nprieiiltun* T o x a y . _
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eellent* means for beilering th e *
<'nulllets Vnearesrn of Itmimnnln, d* pemp. i ho plimpi i lly and happiness
Land Values Increased
physical comfit Inns and the, line *
who hail been tfllU hc to jbe nurses oif' * m the w’ortd
Thl« X.atcinent Js rctb-cted In Oh*
rale of our w orkers They h ave
Colellllnns In (he (lei lil.ail courts nt the
ll«‘M
rlrulltir.- In f:.- ■ O.-ii t l e - e -atm- luml- in p:iria
been I otisinntly Used 1.4 tin- w ■i.
lime -he wns ladv In wailing lo the
men "workers, who have found
(eieeii of ItoljuiMldii, win the (mist Jh|t- modi rn ■ ni n e niloti iin-1 soi l impr ov. nt Smith Carolina ur** -elling freely
t--i ui-'t-- than |Id" on ju-r acre
Ihere new idemenls of dignity
prertnilve of all (lie guests.
in -iti
I *.tv_ brings i|< dli >i Hi in the
I ’ i • to • II d ia li n g w|(ll (lie effect
and soelnl edilcation
m |"-iif.itu . i >t (|n fi Mill** i |Udtt-ir> - ' ' ■ ; ■I n lu .y jm l u - t ry and tin1 ti-J*
l vnli*it f h n n k t n i i f i x I -r H n; I n K *
,4 * 1 !le I h i,I rmi rm dig m i l .-nil- l-’ei
IN S IG N IA , C U R T A IN S ,
.-I I- •-lizer■ mi a g rle iiltu ie, liecan-e,
this lo [• n*,, and 1 l-*.j-«- Mint
' ‘ o * * 1 i,[l . ih- o l ui e l r o - i - n i i i i l In or a I liaVe aid, the e ff o rt,a on lillkltH’M*
V W l' \ work will led dl>*jiM A D E F R O M S K I R T S d- r '.I in,
ih,. (. rith li id the soil
»-*t,-iath mu-t re-nit from lie- ,
| H - nr *» n h i In* » n r , but will hi*
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11, killuti alld ll 1- olnieil (hilt
c a r r i e d on ,it ■ ■ * ' . ,
,f, \ ,
I ’- lue hroud* loth -.klrfs lived f o r nr*
1 " ■I ’* , -d ii in,ii ami through the lb*} must bo Innumerable- The f<-r- I
(lie |irlnc|p|ps o f siictnl a - dl da r muilzation liislgnla and plnlil su m m e r
piiidiu tn uf ngrleulitire a direct effect (1'tr< r bii-ine-s in th e Smith i> one |
tty wJib'ii ii bus Inspired'
U1 of] .,11 ,,r I
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d ie- ves 1 1-I ii||»Mrt|-'| f-f I Inin window - Ilf.
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nerd lmj>iifiarn, and eoti>*tri<Sltfnc! I
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\ny»(-ing
who-),
e,iriiril,tu»— to an i it M n -peril ( mot*- illrt'cils d ill any
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in i hi iiriiruliu i.iP |-!,,,|iic •-il-- i indn-iry, and in ita efieit- no
''in*- ^ " i
\ s r a r i - i u i i e s in A r - l i lions M innfa i line,
' t on* coninif.ni
nnge), liim-hi
to the w e lfare, ( (tm
uifjti-itu *m taniltle* Into o th e r
ml i ro -p . rit, of .>m p .a.ple
t-„. „ g n -a t.- r eff- t t on the
t lo
■ r e l u r l o , h a v e |u-.| M)i rl -, -i | .
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PRODUCE
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liny of ilm iiwauMjij p to p ertb -s
cor-llrig lo reports n-j- l,ni« th tlonnl V. W. (.', A from n V, \\. c ,
nurses' hut In n Mum * llof-pital.
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sill w her.* I he V \\\ f . A. hns esfnblivlmd work
( ’e n te rs 'Were opened
tlmi in l,.-ir..]:ti,d und M..-c,,'w ;id,F
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miles e a - l w u r d
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Spots on Ruga.
Hub <"rmiio:il Inin the imp nnd let
remain to r two dnyv. VJien bni«hcd
|Ih- gr-ii-o or mu, | sp ots will dlsu|rIieur
I lie nl-o I-|||..\.,| sewing UIII.’11111• Oil I* -"III III.
HERALD I’ltINTIMG COMPANY
( Iflli ( Suppli I tcjil.
I'hunr 1 Is
s.mfiird. Unrid.i
ON A DARK AND
STORMY NIGHT
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a car was stalleii <m a tt'iwly niuntry
rnatl, no house within miles, no food
in the locker, the baby eryiiuj, rain
coining down in torrents ‘n ‘‘every
thing."
Had the driver listened t<> his better
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_______ f*ense he would have reached home
and
its
co m fo rts
hYfig a g o ,
b lit
he
l o o k a c h a n c e a n d d id n o t a t t e n d t o
th e m a t t e r o f s e e in g t h a t h is c a r w a s
e q u ip p e d w ith g o o d tire s
and
an
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and
Lubes
b e fo r e , lie s t a r t e d .
h D oes’nl P ay!
It D o es’nt Pay!
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Fertii i;o r s
h o e s c . i r y m South
v . r y n T1 4r* - -r on i -ml • l u l l , ti e
•Hid mu I.,II ii.,.k
u *tmp<- ltdlo
t-i, in <ri,,
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floin .i 1 1 1 to nil
J n u » . W l i b a t I- a I IW O o f t h e
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Mr p « 'Railroads and Manufacturers
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HT.
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and tn r, nun Man
pot' tie Ulrica - d pi t,i| in I - oi I he
farm to tie <ntF- of iIn earth-, and
le d '(a--. *,| ..duct - i41 e -rdt-L
' 1 11 '* |lr n>-tl el* ii.-'Ut ■ i t i i - i t n . - in to flu;,.!
fcm pusittnn '‘U'i dev<Ih»|i|iieni of for it tt rt l tine-, ihc'r niln iu tl* are cnlli-hini life
W ithou t fertilizer* much ot 1- il. i i ; on to I c i n g l o t h e faini- r h i ll" l'1 ' ft >'dtl( mg kolloli (und- III tli* -llj>| In I t l--i--.li alld dutllfr-th pto-l
-S- uM, would h- i mile illl|irmhlel IVe utpl Ut I farming umild be unprotHubbIn
Tin ii • of f- kiilfz--r ha> nta-h' iiimp 1 Ml
, ;,1 |(| j f. ^ p,i ,|, - 1 - 1 n-t' ■
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a ’ I ne -r- ml mill
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t f--I III. tig- .1,. g Mil- k-l t • Ml. I Itit lilt - U 1* •
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(Fur hind - m u -t b- f e t iili.-a1 i--u atul (-1 itit I.....I, wmild In
■ d Jl|r I Uf, we teed Hie sto c k tllill praclit-iilh tinkiiown in n>. Ships bring
wttrk tbem o r they will becotui- list raw m aterial from foreign shores In
poor Ip,even pay the cost ami expense g re a te r (jiianytle-s and in return c a rr y
" ( i ulllvatlon
away fnor, eoiitm anti grain.t
T ra n sfo rm ed S ectio n s
Cheapetcs Cost of P roducing Crops
Tie miiiiiii - n -a l-i H e'-- 1 - aft-'cteil
in c t c t i k i - at»a * ' p r - ion than J h A
(Ht 4 4 - , f ■ ,]4*" i, . 1111r •*1 I, ,,i i fa m e r !• in - :f ai l Pn i> I- in, t a r m
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to |-t odtjn ot|* t.al- ,,t ■-1 HI Mu >'ei"i ill ii t- lint hi petite,!
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w I o ii in-4 4 . j,v up- iiii - ii* 1 i in by m," j |
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**i|iil\ ill*-in. uf uili. r tTi »ij.?* 1‘m of iirodie tion ,n-l .,t a lower pile-* t f> Mrii k u sections ot r/»n- or"
tiewhrH—on the otlt«S"
hi i.ii u . iih ,it»n
hi i'it Intliafti id bund small i11 op> not only Increase the
ed into popfihms nnd prnHperou* com ctutpdif prodiH'tlnn, hut m a y Increase Jn
(i*ir n h th tr -to—robuttil—rmiT even crniiTef pi y,;., eTToti Uie“ piTce IIT
tnal.c otir-hihil* nTore fertile hits i-n the co n su m er
Wtn-n h arvests
a re
nbicil people to live anil ,*>ett]e Jll jjiurc atm ml,ill l the r o n - n m e r and iiruducertb tilihb- eommunliie*, and to enjoy nllke sh are In tie- In creased prosper
■a<h.im a g e , of ln-t|i-r niiltkels, M-hoi*l-. ity
i emirehe* and roclnt conditions
lt*-i
Other mentis of ch eap en in g Ilm cost
1 **-t rural co ndition* liavw* m a d e the of production t a n he used profitably
'l,.o k to Ho- f a r m -' movement not only only on a very la r g e o r on a very
i a ;to—Hull!y, but a teiillly
small scale, but fertilizers can be a p
Prosperity Due to Fertilize rs
plied with p ractically th e same sue
W h ate v er m a y In- the direct benefit. re s * to the sm allest a s well as the
It I- obvious from u study of the * 1 1 huge,--1 undertaking fro m the Individ
*:*itton that tin- present prosperity iir.d ual plant in tile Mower pot to the thou
g :• ater population in South Carolina sand a c r e cutton Meld
i
due m o te largely to the u.-e ot
It was tin
—•-nt-r^yrnrs'Tigy>
|u iium cn.h ij,(I'.iH lU ru ........... uni m i r T m T n o w many m o r e m anufacturers
i t r iim ie, bi-entt*!* In South Carolina and dealers In fertilizers than ( know
(• iiiltzer.w a r e tthsnlutely n m - s s i i ) to -at present, hut
wish lo testify lo
!■(' flinlite ag ricu ltu re, upon which most the high character and intelligence ot
of our liiisInoFH and other Imlimtrie* those with whom I became associated.
"depend. Mad It not been for tin- u*e
The proper use of commercial fertil
"I commcrrlitt feriilizi-m Hmtth Caro- izer liy the farmer I* obviously of vital
Him cntthl not ho cunsldeted an agrl Importance to.tlo* fertilizer Industry
cultural sta le .
as well as to the farmer, and It Is n
I'iUing Into consideration tin- cosi innllcr that should receive thought nnd
of terlllizer*. statistics will b e a r out careful consideration at all times L/
the statem ent th at the once worn out those who promote thu Industry1.
I 11 v
• i ' mil-* id land
in
4.n m m
l Ho S o u t h \th\nt|r S ' a t ,
i,, r
It D oes’nt P ay!
IK YOU NEED TIKES GET THEM TODAY ANI) AVOID
INCONVENIENCE. DELAY OK EVEN IMASTEK.
Wr handle the brs!.
Wight Tire Co.
Seminole Itank Bldg. - Magnolia Ave.
T IR E S , T U B E S , GAS, O IL , F R E E AIR AND W A T ER
“ T H E M AN A T T H E C U R B IS TO S E R V E Y O U "
Sang Praise* of Heroes.
According lo rlnssle myl(mingy Clin
wns tin* goddess who sang o f glorious
notions, bestowing her prnlse on he
ro* >.
At) u m l-rit statue rep resen ts
her us n hi-initlfiil woman with a roll
o f 11*ii ii ii —.•r i j *1 und tie- trum pet o f
fame In her blind, ns if recording and
spreading th« fume of heroes.
Get a W a te rm a n ’s I J t a l F oonfai’n Pen
a n d add hours to your o a t-o f-d o a r life
of
Products of Cashew Tree.
Beside* Ihe nuts used in confection
ery the Indian cashew tree yield* tin
Insect repelling gum. n Juice that
makes Indelible Ink, un,| three 1.......
of nil. nin- edible, the o th e rs used to
tun fishing nets and p re se rv e wood.
Fearless. *
A man who nmke* $tft n week has
been advised by n writer that he cun
> To Conaerve Firewood.
rnnr.ry und get along, providing he has.
In burning wood In n furnnee bulll saved up u fund., That sounds reason
for coal the firebox should first bo able. A niun who cun save n fund out
lined with flrehrfrk or Sheet Iron, go of n Slfhn-va-ek salary hug nothing to
as to ‘check the draft. Otherwise, the fear from marriage or unything else.—
wood will hum too rapidly.
Kansas CR- Sinr.
L. E. Waterman Company
• *
191 Broadway, New York
Herald Want Ads Will Brins: Results
A fter-T he-W ar Problems
Affect Telephone Service
W
HILE the nation was under the stress in
cident to winning the w ar, we asked our
subscribers and the public to be patient
with tlie telephone service and to limit its use as
much as practicable in order that we might handle
the urgent business of'the nation efficiently.
Nlnv that the armistice has been signed and
hostilities have censed, we arc confronted with
problems of the reconstruction period, which are
equally as serious and which will require time and
patience for solution.
The policy of frankness which we have prac
ticed prompts us to make it clear that the difficul
ties under wfuch we art* now operating are such
that it will be many months before wc can bring
our service back to the standard of efficiency pre
vailing prior to the European war.
The abnormal increase in the volume of tele
phone calls clue to war activities created a need
for a greater number of operators and we have
been diligently building up an enlarged operating
fort e. When this situation was very well in hand
last fall the influenza epidemic played havoc with
our forces and our losses from, illness and death
are still alarming. As a result of this combination
of circumstances, the Dercc:ilag# of new arid inex«
perienced c u ra to rs is large and there is now a
sc'rious shortage although.our training schools are
graduating lafge classes every month.
Although our service has suffered from these
causes the public has been considerate and we
have been able to handle a heavier traffic than
seemed humanly possible and have installed
promptly and operated efficiently the telephone
plants required by the.gQvemmcnl-Al.jmny-campi—
and other similar institutions.
p i e situation confronting our service is more
serious now than it was when fighting was in
progress, p i e public has relaxed from its ten•sion and is inclined to expect our service to at
once assume its pre-war efficiency. We deem it
our duty to make this frank statement and urge
you to continue the conservation of the service
which^ proved so helpful during the time of our
nation’s greatest need.
We are operating the telephone system as'
agents for the federal government under the su
pervision of the Postmaster General, and our loyal
organization is making a patriotic effort to perfect
the service. Your continued co-operation and
encouragement will be appreciated.
t
Southern Bell Telephone
�Daily Fashion Hint
I&I9. beln* ■ rul# day of ihla court, then
me) there to make anawrr *■ to any rifhl.
i n t r r n t or llm which x'ou may have in and
to t h r foUnwint drartlbcd property, lo-ait
Lot* II and 12. Block; I. Tier I.
. Said »ult la b ro ilfht by thr City ''of Sanlord agalnat II. Landon.
It la further ordered that Ihla notice »lm!l
be publiahcd one# each week for foui rop•ecutlve werka in thr Sanford Hrrald
|)(tnr ami ordered !hi§ Ihr 27th d . ) of
Ja n n a r y , 11*I ■'•
t.eali
E . A. D OUGLASS, Clerk.
38-Stc
‘ By V. E. Oouglaa*. It C.
Nolle# (*■ hereby given lhat annlieaiion
rv "lr
,n , h » Sanford Herald.
wood, Nathaniel' 0 . Norwood, Koaey K,
E- T u ft*, all partfe* claiming
• l U b r made to l b . Florid . Lefhfu lure a? '
,hl* , h ' 27lh dV "( Norwood, Agnea E. Weber. Thnw. !.. M ar.h , Intereata under J . I.. Haeknev , J. It.
Martha
(
rrlay
and
Samuel
Cerley,
her
hua, , neat regular .eaainn, whleh eonTenr. .mi
'
‘
Hackney , H. C. Whitehead, Wm.
•■all
E X I t O C O I .ASS. Clerk.
bind, Daniel M Hackney , John A. Hark ney, G. H a rk n e y , Auguata I„ Anjera.
the I m l T u . . d a y alter the tir.t M.mda) in
dr ' tr
H> V. E llouglaaa, |), C,
Joh n It. Norwood, M artha It. Norwood treorge 8 . Norwood, hfary A, Nor
' P t i l 11*11*. fog the e n , . , n . . M ,.f , a . ^ e u l l _ l l
m S. Marah. Sarah 1- Kelly. M a f r S.
----err-.-* "eoVm
■■-a■4V>V., Florida, i |n ,
Kliiabeth T em ple., Daniel
Ilruil Court S e .e n l h Judlrlal Clrrull HarVjnev, J, li Hackney, aa eaeculor of the wood,
prohibiting the running at- large in .aid
(l.
\f i m h .
Susan
Tea #n.r
armli.ttlr
fuunlv,
)
lorlda
In
t
hanrery
la.t
will - ..................
rminty ..I rattle, .aid law t.. be ratil'rd In g'll >
i
I
van
brd.
a
municipal
in ij-iMD
f the uualitl.d voter.
p ■•-a-i..n, t omplainant
Kill to
■ur.li he f. if*- it, ” fninf >fl* ctiv r
Foreclnae
1. A U t H 'C L A S S . Clerk
Wealev Joncv. Ear.
»’
T a t Men
J9*9»r
To all whom i; n.i>
r on are hereby ordered to appear herein
CITATION
before thr llr«t Monday in March,
In Circuit Court Seventh Judicial Clrrull
VVh / bfa*.
.
‘ * l a n g u U r m illin g >1 the * "* * -*■ bring a rule day of I hit m u t t , then
Seminole County. Florida.
In < hanrery
loaeel of county- eommie.ion* ra of Senonole and tfiefr to make a n » * r r n to any right,
Ci ty of Sanford, A-. municipal
p i r t i N rlaimirtj;
co unty, H on d a , held *-n thtt tth dai of tntcre.t or Ion whirh you may ha.*- in and
corporation, Complainant
Hill to
It appearing from t t a ........iworn hill (Uni { Ifttrrrat
urnfrr
Andrrw
Juhnaon.
r ■b ru a ry . V l> l«l| u , p e t i t i o n . * . , pre
to the following di trribed 1'roprrty, to-wit
hrrtin ln»t >
plac«*
\g.
^
Fpf rd n«r
- (iur
—
—
f r*vtdffiro m un- ' I t r n m l , a* iruatCr for Wita llird"cot* -I to .31*1 board by ii
It It, ad anil Lot I. |l|.,ek fi. Tier C
Simon Jonea
«
T a t Lien
kn.a«n and that -you a rr over tho a c r uf ,^i* f a , , f,
Kafk & C a . , Layclrr*
o th e r., t*i e.talillih a public dileh, dram or
-^UnI *uit i« brought lay thr I "it y of San- t Wrnt)-A»nr yrar*.
1 hark,
(Jilh rr t
A
C o ..
(iirrrl.
T o all whom It may entire™:
e.tial and iatteral ilitrhe*. dra in, or canala, lor«! ;il*ain»t \Vt*lr> J a n r* . Hit.
You are hereby ordered to appear herein
It b Ihrrrfofr o r d c m l that you do appear :
,*1
anllurrp,^ Ty*rn^ &
run through and hrtotit the land, within
It
j*
further
flfilrrrd
that
thin
tiatirr
*
H
it
II
on or before t h r flral Monday In Jvtarrh, the foflowing boundary line*. tn-wit.
this court to J hr Hill herein fllfd on the Smith, W , K. Alei an tier A Co,,
,
. *,r puhllthrd o f r r raHi^wreli for four con- In
1919 , being a rule day of Ihla court, then
Kckmln & V rU h ur/ A tjethem A
15th day of March, 1911*.
t itmrnriifiriit at thr * nut hfast o.rrivf nf j iCCtiltva- n rrk i in l h € Hinford llrraltl.
lie l a m e r ; all par tie* claiming in
and there to make a n t a i r a . to any right,
a^,} i^rilrrpil thli thr *JTth day of
It Is further ordered that thin order be terest* under Thomas Stalker, all
intercat or lien which you may have in and tho northiAAt quart* r »*f thr *outhra»t ijuar’ I
trf
of
Srrtion*
111,
Tn«fi«hip
20
»..uth,
ut
I
J
a
n
u
a
r
y
,
1
*#19.
published
one*
a
week
for
right
rctntecuflve
to the futlowlng tlcaerlbed property, tn-witP«rtiri
claiming Intereata under
Itang# .13 •» .t , and run I hence worth one and
la.all
week* in the Sanford ffrm ld, a nemTipap* r Mm. Mills* a!) parties claiming In
k . a . n m u ;i*g \ a i*. v .u * k*
Lot 7. ltlock fl, Ti er II.
published "in *a*d Seminole county.
three (fuarlrta if i . l mile* ro t h e nnrthravt
Sw-Ate
Hy V. R, hoyifitsjf, 11. V.
terest*
under
\f at hew A. Stewart,
Said auit la brought hy the C i t y of San corner of Section IS, aalii Towruhip a n d --------------Witness my hand arid teal of the said Cir •f! P * d i M claiming interests under
ford agalnat Simon Jonc«.
Kang*-; thence weat one uuarter * ' , ) of a I " • Ircult I ottrl S r . r n t h Judicial Circuit cuit Court this Ja n u a ry f*th. A. I>. 11*19.
II.
N
orthrop
, (IW useil; all parft la t u rth rr ordered lhat thl* notlcr ahall mile to the north w*»t corner ol the northSeminole County, Florida. In t hanrrry
Uifnrd )
K. A. im i M I L A S S ,
tii* claiming inicr«-mts under Jamima
oa.l .t .j .u. ir
. . ti
a...r „f
l._ niirih«»*t «|uart«r afa taiH
car| i'll.I a munlclpil
« t. t
'
’be pub liahcd ’ once each wick lor four con- *•■(*1
n( iihr
*’ **> 5,# U__t
Sanf. .M,
navis, all par tie* claiming inter
Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole t*o.,
a rr u t i v r wrek* In the Sanford Herald.
Srrfinn l?»; thriicr n««rth onr qiiarff-r
’ * ’ 1 f*»fp»*raijf*n, (Omplaihani
(till
ests under Seth Taylor or under
Florida.
f l o n e j a n d ordered Ihla the .2 71h day of »»f „i mitt1 ti* Ihr pi*rthra*'t r.-rri«- <•! thr miuth
r <Tfrrh»»r
MoIHc TVylnr
either of them,
Massey & Marlow,
J a n u a r y , 1919.
!
“1 thr «>)Ulhi ajit i|UiirHr at n e ftrm jv ShrphmnL
Tan U rn
all parties claiming interests under
Soliritt-r^ f'*r Cctmpfamtnt*
tvealt
K .*A . DOUGLASS. Clerk.
SrrtianT , -jj.l tarn nhlp anU r a n c r , thm e r T o u\l* » ht»m it may rn nffrn
Alva V . Wo od, all parties ef aiming
3S-9tc
3tA ltd
By V. E. Itouglav*. |l c .
ntir quarter * l, n( a cnilr tuvt h r north\ A*»i are hereby affl^rnl to appear herein
Interests under John T.V Durand,
*trnl rornrr t*f »dttl n*4)Uthbk< «| fiuarirf, ».( th**, on or befori* thr ftrpt Monday in March*
defeased, all parties claiming In
N tlT lC K .
In g l r r tilt Cnurl S r . r n t h Judicial ( Itcull ■aiHhr»*t quarter of * ealt|( $erfit>n 7; thrnra It*lb, bring a rule day »f thi* rioirl, then
terests under John H alU , all par
t h■ fc- to
make*
hn*
mt r a* to nn% fight
n««rth a n proiim atrly o r * mil** t*» tho San* and
Seminole County, limbi... ItvChanrery
S’ otire Is hereby
that
W.
II.
L ,, , . _
IIJ
l
k
,
|
4
K' ’ "
I II U l
li.
( l . l . lIloyil,
vV>l|,
lies claiming interest under F ran k
Hkfd *and t MfieVu brS.'k read, tbrro e north* ♦
City of Sanford, n municipal
I .1
V ,U. m* v U w
A* '[ r u r r h a s . r of the follow.np named t a i rertiti* lin Moure* defeated, all parties
«e»t»M> alanu •ail! hfirk »• ad to t to* weal to tha f;;IH»«inc d e *rr ,ta d proprtvy. t » »lt rates has Pled said r , rrt till
ihcate
. in
corpora Hun, Com|*laiuarit
Kill |*»
gat ra
in my
my oilier.
otlirr, claiming interests under Stephen
hne id SectP-ri ft, -ahl T'*«ri«htp and Uanee; Lot »if ,11 Sock I j . Tier 5,
va.
w
Furccloac
an«l has made application for t a t deed t*» £ y - llupkin*, de**v«*ed, a t !- parries
*~we in a rro rd a n re with law. Said ceftirf- claiming interest s under llobrrt Frath
E. C , (Iravra,
T a t l.b-n. the fire south to the northeast F iim if of the
a i t “ijtiarter lord ara m *t tie ft ruifr Sh# pfmr.1
T o all wbfib |t may euncirn:
— i u U l l i —.(iiaii'f fd thr"
c itcs emhraep the following ife«*rribed lands ail part nweiaiming i n lm st under Thomas
•d
Srrtion
I.
Tntfcnshl^Ji'
**'Uth,
f
Uantfr
You arc' herrby o rd e nd ti* appear lor, in
It l» (urtkrr . r . U r . d ti at ihl# notlrf *h§U aituate in Seminol** co u nty ; Florida,
Miller, d K U t all parties claiming
on or before Ih r b r.l Monday in March, •M ‘ a f t ; thftm* mist nae q u a f ltf of » mi|# |o bp pub!Hli«-d
■r a r h i t r k (Of four -r«ti« *
r a a Certificate -Nu. ItllS, dated the 2n d interests u nder fteorgiana Jo in sr or ,r
T irn CO RRECT S IL H O U E T T E .
dav of June. \ . I*. t 9 0 J , ro verin s: Ate/, 2d umlrr tie orge ft. Joiner, all parties
1919, being B 'tu l# day, of lU a court, then the n orth « tat dOlPfh of *»id ynutfefiii k 4'utt\e * r r k * in the Hanford llerttd.
and ihcrt* to make anawir a« to any right, quarter <«f l!»t* aou»h*a*t quarfer^uf «aid See*
PVfie ftftd ofdrrrd thi* t h r - * th day of Jan* rh*. S of N i: rof t»( S r r 7. T p 2 0 H . It. HU K.. claiming, intefe -i*
T h o H trafg h t. s l i m ' H ilho u etto c ^ under
b\ N,
..
-w
run \V lo .HT r t a . , S HOT rha„ K
ch», Fulling, alt parlfm cl lim in g interIn t.rca t or li#n which you may have in and Hun 1: thrn*^ «oUth on«--*tUart«j id ^ rnk!|* to uary. 11»19*
(Inuos tho dominant fohturo of ox
N 1 0 1 chs, rHihtainine ft.Al acres, morp o r rst# under M ary J . Skinker, dec’d.,
to lb# following d.acribcd property, t**-wit: the south line #d said >rctb*u f* fh» neV »te«t
,K . \, l*f»t?ni.ASS, Cftrk.
5 .6 ‘J chains to thr rmandir Hfir nf. hake
clutiivo fashions.
Models may ho
,b «*. "Sold as the pro perty of M rs. J , all parties claiming interests under.
3>’ rde .
IIjr V. K, |lougla#s, I k l ‘#
f.ota.R, 9 and IP. |!lntAv 13, ITIir.R.
Jessupi ttatt^n southerlj, atone ra id fuealuhr
_______ ______ _________________ _____ _____ Haufhyrty , for the tasea of U»0t; Also T a t Daac Hr TraliUh, all parties claim
• draped or trimmed In any way doSald auit la brought By 117*7*11)' *1 Sant*»
tho
Intirsrrtlon
of
#ai«l
m*an*l#
r
iinr
In
t
Irrult
t'anii
S
e
t
r
n
t
k
Judicial
fl
r
ru
h
t e r t Ideate Nn. I Ittil, dated the 2nd d ay uf ing interests under J . Henry llintfont agalnat E. C. (Iravta,
sired ,abut tho arrangement must
n lth t h r nor*h iinr « f thr rinrlfiUi-t q*;art«r
Seminole I ounij, I torlda*.
In t hanrery June, 19**2. for unpaid ta se s for the y e a r le m all paTfies el aiming Internals
It ia fu rth er ordered that thi« notice *hall id the south wysd quarter *d S tatio n III,
itfOl, Ciiceritig Ib y N K co r of N \V h d Sec u«der <Jtia«. M V Will, ail persons’
City of Sanford, a municipal
nbver give tho wearer anything hut
lie puldiahc*! once , arh week (or four rott- Township
‘J u V‘uth. of IJange ‘J ’J east; corporation, Complainant*
7, Tp 20 S, ft 30 K, run S I.HO chi* N HO claiming In terests under K at e F.
*■■■
acrtilive w.-cka in the Sanford II, raid
n Mralght Jip and down look. This
thi nro f»s| te tho rrjit* r of ^spd Hrrlion I!*;
Kofeeh*sr"r
j
M 2** cha,
I t ? chi, K 2 0 ch*. containing Lyon; all parties claiming interests
fa.
*
[ton*- and nrtl.-r.il thU (lie 37lh tiny of thermo s .u th *»ne quarter if a Mile to thr
smart one-ploco model -In lilnck and
l‘a% lorn \ ^erea more or less, sold as the property i f O at l lieb lb
W, S T h e rut on.
Kcyler; all
parties
J a n u a r y , 1919.
•*A
tuf
li
l
»
e*-t
f-i.rior
of
the
rmrl
h
we-t
quart*
f
of
'
T
o
^^1
whom
it
may
ronr*f?f:
I
S.
i
‘
Hall
Heir*.
* Ms«» Ta\ l\-rnflr»le
rlalnting intrr esta tinder ('h a rlr * VI,
white check Is eouihlned with black
(acall
E. A. ItO l!C L A S S . Clerk
south* a*t quarter ef »atd >rrti* n It*, thence | V*m are hereby *rd ‘ r* d t.> app* ar her* in f . l , d a te d - the Kith da> of Ju ly, A. It. J0 0 H , Hamilton, nil |tartir« claiming in3R-Mr
Hy -A'. E. )>**ugla>*, I*. C
f-Hk.^rrsey. Tho collar Is of Avhlto
ra«t one Naif mde to the plaee ef I eL'iniiiu^, on »»r before the t*.Mt M
~
M
arch, h*s unpaid tase# for the year 1907, co v e r lercsta uniter A. It. C a rv e r, all
*- Vtid M h* rea<, h hn* been made to appear
ing lb g. SI! c«r of N K *4 of S' W ij *sf Sec 7,
Mil In stltc-hod with a band o f Jersey.
interest*
under
In Clrrull Cnurl S e . e n l h Judlrlal Clrrull that said petition i* aigm I by Uu>*c owning 1919, b» ing a rule day of this cotift, ita n Tp. 20 S, It 3o K. run S 11 OH chs. N H9* parties claiming
___
_
and
there
».*
make
a
n
*
w•
t
a*
to
an>
right.
,
r .. ..
. _____
». ...
A. S, White, a n *| all parties claimMedium‘size requires IV, yard Jersey
----...... .........
_______
Sem lnulr
County,
Florida. In Chancery
the great) r part of the lands through which { tiltef**t or Site wInch \ on n j\ l o . n .uni M 1»• cha* S 11 l a eh», K In rh*f runtainmg it»C interests
under
F
ra
nce
*
K.
with
yards fi-inrh cheek ipalerlal. 1city *f 8anf**rd. >■ munM pal
*»irii pr-qio*. d dit*:h, drain
* 4»ptl afoi Iat
to thr f..lb ■w,rig d* *crib* *t |*r.*|-. rr . ■ *w .?
I^
re* ni-.f*' ->t It** *S*dd «• the property
Kennctlv nr under Orlandji Ken
It,II t„
Itli torlul Review C'-.stiimo No. 77M.' |c..V|..*»aif.m. C..fn,d..n,«i
lir a ' ilfti I,-a, tbairi*
■« i*-Pa
ta n .^ ia i
y aw
HJl-SK^l'^rpfj i— *
|'d S t , llatl Hi ir«
%l*i* T m l* pet ill cate nedy, «*t a l ; t
**■
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n ‘ Y* / v. . r 7^, 7 S 'V J Int’-rral. under Ella l.
ltrawdy.
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ids, Ifilfr, Tor i h - pa**aye "f a ’ Jirrlnl Jaw for
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Ih r relief of J E. F a r , and for raliftrarinn
In Clrrull Conrl S e . e n l h Judlrlal l lreull rh*. euntaintne A a r f, . more „r h -« and midrd a rertalri dru inatr rtu ii m rl. ihi »aid J Ia» tbf pr«»p‘-rty i f l fnknpw n ; U».i T a i <Vr
I'are had and enl»red itilo *ilh_ Ihy I'rainSrfulnplr l iMinlj, Ibubbi. In Uhanfcfjr
tiftcati’ N m 1 f,2»l, ilati-d the 2nd day of
aKr Cumml**r.inrM if fi i.lrirt No, 1 of <ir* City t»f Sarfprtl, a mur.lrlpal
Jurir,
A, 11 I liftft, fur ill* paid t.\i» » for t he
anyr Courtly. Florida, whrn thr territory r4jrpur*linn, ( **implairiAnt
fltM *•»
vraf lS9f», c iv *r lug N \V ' * of N K 'i Sec M,
\m,
FtiffrlnPw
now rompo.iriK Seminole I oUnly. hlorida,
UGAL ADVHHISINfj
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20
S, It 1*1 F , 19 4* f4-a S *»b1 4* tlil* pfnpa a * a part of Oranye f'ountv* Flortfla. «atd J. All«n.
T a t Men
<ft.a- uf Urjkfitiwr,, anti ha* til# M «aiil coftiflllralnayr Hljlricl lyiny and lulny in Ihyl pnr T “ nil w hum It may concern!
catF-a ju my ofllr*’ anjl haa mad^ appHcallun
You are h e re b y onlrfr.l to app»ar herrlir f,.r ! a , ,| ^ | t„ i«.ur in accordance with law
In i Itr nil f o u r f .Hctenth Judlrlal Utrcull lion of .aid litrilitr* en-hrared in Srmln.de
CoUnlY, Florida. Thi* 2hlh day (f Ja n u a ry . nn of hrfiife the Ami Monday In March# |*utr-* *axl r* fiitirutev *ii«ll he redeemetl
s» rninulr ( u u n l y KlwtliU.
In ( ‘ha n r rrf 1919.
J E. F A ( E.
1919. bring a rule day * f tbU court, then an .I mr, , rding V*# law t a i -ler,| will ».*uc thenoit
>? <f Sanford, a municipal
nh-!0 fr
there to make unnw.-r a- 1»* an . right inter- „ n t>|r |0 |h .lay of Match. A - I » 1VI9
r fl ■r at tun, (*t»rnpalinanV
JUH to
e#l ..f her* which you may have in ami lo the
o
,
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F i»r*-rlu*e
* J " m l! h
In rijrcull ( o u r I# S r* p nth Judicial ( ‘If cult. fulluwinc ilrarrihe<l , .f..p rH r . « - * i t
l - l 1".
. w “ r7 " t
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Tam Li* n
Srinlnnlr f ' o i n l j , Florida, In 1 hanrrr)
J U n i h . L L . I u i . : ------,---------- ------------------------------- . . l k .,l.Ul.l1A a . . d J-uj.lUVJ
I all whom it may concern:
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i n i p p i r hirriff J **hw ■MuawnH, "ntjUpTliTKATiT, - . ' ■ i ■ H H . JUwHsl#
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Said *qlt ia brought hy the City «-f .San<;|P, v Circuit Court Seminole (*u„ Fla.
4-a. ■
Fofc,'r “* >n-(nrr fhr P r . t Mnmfay In Marrh,
ford agnlriftt J , Allen.
39. Me
Bv
V, K. n m i il m * . I» t*.
have ju st taken in a carg o of .Venezuelan G o at
.rlaaur*
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luinq a m l r clay nf ihia r o u rl , Ihrn anil K. M c N rH ry and Annie MeIt I* fu rth er to! re red that Ihi* notice ahall
•rim' In mak r a n . w r r a . In any ri#ht, Infrr- N retry • Defemlanliv
be
publiahcd
tffire
each
week
f*»r
four
eun*
In Clrrull Courl# H cirnlh Circuit, Seminole
»-i ' ' urn cvhirh you jnay h a v r In anil to
. M anu re which analyzes
Notice of Mftitfr'a Sal*1
periltive wrekt in the Sanford Herald.
t o uni |# Fl*»rlda
tk# l"IU*»lny Ifrarrlhrct fifoprfly.
!n*w!ti
Notice U hereby given that in pursuance to
Hone and ordered thl* the 27 th d a y of
(Jvrratreet Turpentine Company
"I l.nla 2 anti 3, Klnrk fi, Tirf I. City of that certain flecrce entered in the above etyfed January# 1919.
ilanfnrif.
•
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farati
K A. 1HHJGLASS# Clerk.
auit on the iMh day «»f Ja n u a ry , 1 9 1 9 / the
George W.
1In in ho. W. J .
Mr*
S tu llr
By V. K. flmiglafc, Ih (*’i i i j mil ! , hrn ufhl hy Ihr C ity of San* following dcfcrlbed lot of real eitatn lying
I
Milian,
Jr.#
IL Wintleld Hay* ami
and being In Seminole County# Florida, to*
l r l-a r a in .l (\ } . sTmilh.
■' ** lurthcf urilrrcit tha t till, n otlrr .hall wit: I.fit IU, according to A. D. Btentlford"# In Clrrull I out! S e . r n l h Judlrlal < Ire-ail George B. Il i y a , O. I1 Juhnaun#
Flla L Orawdy# Bicharil A# l>raw*■ r-il'li’ hrii oner ra r h wrek for fnur rn/i- Addition to the town of Sanfnfd, according
Srmir.olc ('minty, H o r l d i . In I h ancrry
dy* Chartea F . Tuft*, J . I** Harkto a plat thereof recorded in Flat Book Nit, 4‘ lly of Sanford, a municipal
. rr t id v r wrrka In t h r Sanford llr ra l d .
G oat M anure will put
into y o u r soil w ith - .
ney# J. I). Hackney, fl. C. White
Kill (<■
Hour and ordered (hi. Ihr 2 7 lh day of I, at page I M public record* nf Seminole rutuitraiIon, Complainant
head, Wm. Ci, Harkney#. Auguaba
January, m|g
Cfiunty, Florida# will be gold a t nubile o ut
va.
Forrcloae
L.
Andefa#
(Jf*»f
S.
Norwood,
Mary
o u t adding germ s of disease or weed seeds.
cry far raah In hand to the hlgbitt bidder Mra. O'. I*. I'axtol).
•rati
E . A. n o u n L ASS, Clrrk.
T a t IJcn
_ 3 athe
X.. efront
— ■ door
.J _ of# •
k <',.
,am
-a li
aii . u lea
A. Norwood. Kliiabeth Temple*,
at
the
C!nurt
llouie
In
_____ 11 y V.
UouiIa.T, IJ. C.
ait whom it may concern:
Uaniel G. Marah, Su*an M, TeagSanford# Seminole Coiinty* Florida, on the ToYou
are hereby ordered to a ppear herein ner and J a * . Teagner. Sarah F.
— WHITE r o i l P HICKS—*
I» Clrrull Court .S r . r n t h Judlrlal Clrrult 3rd day of March# A- D. 1919, during the on or before the hrtl Monday in M arr h
legal hour* of *ale.
Term* t*r
tale fa * h . 1919, briny a rule day nf thl. court, Ihrn |)or*ett ami J m , II. I)ur*ett, Mary
■’ rmlnolr County, Florida. In Ch an rrr y
____ Suran. Hackney,
I , ta rtFurthas* r to pay for deed,
1 and there to make a n .w e r a* to a n y r i t h t , A. Straughn,
*') "i Sanford, a munirltial
•er “IL NorwtK'd,
Nathaniel
O. N o.“
ri fe.
K. F . IIOUSIIOI.DKII#
<■’ li. ralinn, C irnfdainanl
IlilU n
i n t e r c t or lien *hlrb_ you may have In and 3 1111*<), H»aey K. NurwiKid. Agn
ASn♦ . F.
Special
Matter.
_
Vi.
.
— Enrrrle.#
to the following d u m b e d property, to - w it : Weber,
____ Th*»a.
_____ ____
L , Marah, Ma fth a
Schrlle Main**#
' ' ». Ilawkln..
T a i U rn
Lot E, Block I I , Tier fi.
Cerley and Hamurl ((r riry ,.h e r hue
Solicitor for Complainant.
■• ail whom It m a y concern:
Mnnurnctiirars Ideal Fertilizers
Said
auit
in
bronchi
by
the
City
ol
Kan*
hand.
Daniel
M.
Harkney. Jo hn A.
30-itc
• • ' # hrrehy n rd rrrd In a p p ra r herein
ford again .! Mra. 0 . I\ Catio n.
Harkney, Jo h n If. Norwood. MarJACKSONVILLE................................ ........................................FLORIDA
? 5 , “ r M o r e t h r Drat Monday In Mareh,
It
I.
fu
rth
er
ordered
that
Ihit
notice
.ball
Ilia
tb
Norwood,
Wm.
K
Marah.
NOTICK
1 ' • h<lnj ■ role day til Ihl* rnurt. Ihen
Sarah I, Kelly, Mary K ll.e k ne y ,
Notice i* hereby given ‘ hat the board fff be publiahcd oner rach a r , k for four n m a r r
•ni, ie,«.r*- to make anvarer a* !n any ri^ht,
J ft, l l a r k n r v , aa n e r u t o r of thr
emmt)
r
i
m
m
itiiiin
r li will rrcrive bid* at ti ti v, wreka In the Sanfrird Hrrald
ll” . * ,.(
|,rn , , hlrh you ttia> have !n and
llnne and n fd rrfd t bia the 37th rtay of laat will of -Ifaniei Harkney, l,
their ne il regular meeting !p he held on
I ' ("ll'iainy dearrined property. 11**aill
January.
1919.
reared,
T b o m a a Stalker, William
,
I Vk i , , I(|„ r k , , T | „ 20. City <>l San- Tuesday. March Ith, 191'J. for ihe furnitf
freal>
E A. llO C C L A A S , Clerk
Milla. Matiiew A Stewart, F r a n n e
kng of one thousand i l t000j gallon* td rattle
f.-ilr
By V. K. tinuylaia. If C. 3
E Kennedy arid Orlando Kennedy,
dip
s *id auit in hrmjRht by Ihe City of San—
Jrrnima D a ria , Seth Taylor and
Board rraervra thr right to reject any and ■
'U iralnai XV. S. H aw kin .. nf Saofnrd. Fla. all bid*.
In Clrrull t aurl N eirnih Judlrlal Clrrull Mollle T a y l o r , Alva V. W o o d .'Joh n
I! i. luMher ordered that Ih l. nolle# .hall
Seminole County, Florida. In Chancery
Haiti,
Itohert
I’rath,
(ieorgiana
K. A. D OU G LA S S. Clerk
'* I" 1 hli.hrd one# each wyek for fnur eonX l t y of Sanford, a municipal
Joiner and ( i m f j r B. Joiner, F . ,N.
Board of County Ct>mmipdunera*
• • ru ntr wreka In Ih# Sanford Herald.
I’ ulUnx, J . Henry llintxrn, Chaa.
corporation. Co mplainant
Bill to
39*4tc
Seminole County, Fla.
leone, and ordered thle tfi# 27l b day ol
I’. Will, K a t e F . Lyon. Gottlieb H.
va.
Foreclnae
■ranoary, fij|9.
Keylrr. C h arlra M. Hamilton and
Mra M. W. Lovell.
T a x Lien
* NO TICK
•
E . A. D O U H L A S S . Clerk.
A. It. C a r v e r , A. S. White el al.
Notice It hereby given that application To all whom it may concern:
Ag e n t s
_ lll-Mr__________ B y V. K Houtlaaa, ft. C.
You are hereby ordered to appear herein
To the d e fen dan t., Groree W. Hambo, W.
will be made to the Florida ta giila tu r* at
Ita neat regular acailon, which convent* on on or before Ihe flral Monday in M a rc h , J . McMillan, J r . , II. Winfleld Hava and
'■ ClrtnU C o a rl Seventh Judicial C i e y ll the Aral Tueaday after the Aral Monday In 1919, b » l n ( a rule day of thia court, then Grori# I). Ilaya. 0 . *]’ . Johnaon. Ella l~
HaaHaafa C a a n ly , Florida. • In Chancery
April. 1919 , for the enactm en t of a aptcial and there l o m a k e anawer a t lo any rl#h«, Drawdy, lilrh aro A. ' Drawdy. Charlra R,
law in and for Seminole county. Florid*, intrreat nr lien which you m ay have In and Tulta, J . I . Hackney , J. I). Harkney, 11. C.
1 H r of Hanford, a munleipa
prohibiting
the running at large in aaiu to tha follnowirry deartibeat property, t o - w it : Whitehead, W m . M, Hackney, Auguata L.
roriforation. Complainant
Bill lo
Andcra, Gam. K. Norwood, Mary A. Nor
Forerl oar
raunty of h oe. nr awlne, .aid law to be rati- Lot 9, Ilioek It, T ier 1.
OmCR PEOPLES DANK BUILDING
H. Landon.
fled bjr • n a jo ri t y vote of Ih e qualifled vot*
Tax U r .
Bald auit la br ouxht by the City of Han: wood, Kliiabeth Templea, Daniel U. Marah,
»o all whom It m a y . eoDf.rn*:
Suaan M. T e a y n r r , and Jaa. T e a , n e r , Sarah
r r . of laid county before brrntnin# effective. ford .a .t a. .ln. .a.t Mra. .t .l . W. Lovell.
«ou , r u hereby nrd rrrd lo appear herein
E . A. D OU G LA S S, Clrrk.
It
l.'nnootice
ahall £
„ “ od JJ .'F*
“ * uD
1,1* U<irM1
Goraatt.
Mary A’
A.
It ia
la further
furt her ordered
order ed tt h
h aa tt Ih
Ihla
lite ahall
u * *?.*ryv,
*n or before the flral Monday In March,
l»-9tc •
be publlahed on ce each week for four eon- o tra u *h n , Su«a n Hackney, Leriaer il. Nor-
Women!
Take
The Woman’s Tonic
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
A m m onia
Potash
-
1 1*_> per cetit
3
per cent
“ life ”
WILSON & TOONER FERTILIZER CO.
ARE YOU IN SU R ED ?
IF N O T , SE E
W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y
Sanford,
Florida
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Fruit and Vegetable Crate*
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Y o n Can liny F r o m U i at
Wholeoole P rice*
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Latin Derivative.
Gadsden Woman
Chosen To Name
Victory Vessel'
On Flour, Grain and Feed
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Corporal Is derived from tho stimo
L atin word n» cap tain , but w ith nn mlm lxtu re of the inclining nnd spelling
of the English word corps. Capornlls
In tn eel Ievn I Latin meant n chief or
ro inm nndcr; hence the F ren ch capornl.
a
W riu gee Irtee 1.1*1
W. A. Merryday Company
• Will Do B e tte r N'ert Time.
“I don’t It in itv," said tin * - iin-mirlm
to the reporter, "What has kept in
alive mid In good ht-ulili so long, hut.
by g u m ! If ever I have my life In live
over again. I'll bet I (hid out some good
ways lo shorten It.”— K an sas City Staf.
Pilillu, Florida
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swallow of water. The oil stimulates
the kidney action and enable* Iho
organs to throw off the poisons which
cause premature old age. New life and
strength Increase as you continue the
treatment. When completely restored
continue taking a capsule or two esch
day. GOLD M ED A L Haarlem Oil Capsurra will keep you In health and vigor
and prevent a return of the disease.
Ik» not wait until old age or disease
have settled down for good. Go to-your
druggist and got a ho* of GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Mousy
refunded If they do not help you. T hree
B irrs Hut remember to ask for the
original Imported GOLD Hb'D.tb brand.
In sealed packages.
»
How to C arry Ink.
Wlion truvfllng ftislt'n iill llie'holtloa
mitl xniull Jum liy titlhcslvo tn|u». ’ I’iihten Ihr 1m|m■ 1" «!»• siili* nf tin* nt't'k,
en rry It tirrnss lilt- tfork mul ilmvn tin
t h r nllit'r slili*.
f ’rllulniil mul Ivory
hox«*Jt nnd J i i r * 1tnny hp fm-iPiiPtl in
tin* sunn* wuy. Tln*y un- i-uslly n|um-il
nml yi-t sn sppun-t.v fif-ii-m-il tlmt Ihuro
la no ilungi-r nf h*iikingf
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Trench-Digging Crab.
One of tin* i-n'itl tires most ad ept A t
mimicry Is tin* fltWlrr crnli. This c u
rious rrcnluro I* tin export In trench
tllirt-Mnif. Hi* c u rri e s with him. ns p a r t
of Ills hotly, a n 'E x tr a o r d i n a r y weapon
w h ich - serves a s spade, sword and
spoon. This Is an enlargement of one
C-ln-vv klmpetl so ntiirli like a fltMle Hint
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.Mrs. A lexand er Greet of Gadsden.
Ain., will bn sponsor at th e launching
of one of the vessels of A m e ric a ’s new
m erch an t m arin e. Gadsden was one
of ten ciitvs In the Sixth Federal Re
serv e District which won the honor
* of selecting the name for n slilmihy
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lb* last’** o v e r “UhttcMiiifon
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Mr* Greet u:is
cliohen by d ie c o m m ittee in apprecia
tion of h e r work in L ib e rty lxiaii campalgna. S be has beetl a c t i v e in fill
w a r trorlr and* tm« four aons in the
j-tinny. GuiIm U-ii ex p e ct* to llvf tip to'
i It* reco n l In the Victory Loan
merit iif the first and each annual meeting
•d stockholders a* herrinbrfore provided and
at such other finm mu!
often ms the try*
laws ma> ilirect and provide.
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by inch, tel op|ros|te the respective name#,
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January. 19151.
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Swift & Company went into the pro
duce business because they saw a
crying need for the kind of service they
were equipped to perform.
The produce business was in chaos.
Collecting, transportation, preparation
and distribution was hit or miss,
with dcluy, deterioration and losg on
every hand.
The farmer was at the mercy of nn
uncertain, localized market He had
no wuy of reaching through to the
people who needed what he was
raising for them. There was pu prem
ium upon improving his stocks, for
grading was lax or lackingt
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T h e consum er had to nccept produce
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as a rule, had no known respon ”
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sible nam e behind it. Ho had no w a y
o f knowing how long ihe_eggs o r . tho
butter
he w as buying had been lying
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around in miscellaneous lots in the back
room of a country store. Much of the
poultry w as not properly refrigerated
before shipment or properly protected
by refrigeration in transit.
Swift & C om pany’s initiative brought
system to this chaos. T heir o rg an iza
tion, equipment, and experience in
handling perishable food products w ere
____ f l ! r e a d y ! a d j u s t e d - - t o - t h a - t a s k ,
T h eir-
refrigerntor cars, branch houses, cen
tral points, far-reachin g connections,
trained sales force, supplied just w h a t
w as demanded.
N o w the farm er h as a daily cash
m ark et, in touch w ith the n atio n ’s
needs with better prices. Standardi
zation m akes b etter produce m ore profitable. M ore consum ers are served
with better, fresher, finer foodstuffs.
N o th in g s u f f e r s f ro m th is s a v e
inefficiency, w hich h as no claim upon
public support.
Sw ift & C o m p a n y , U. S. A .
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Napoleon
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Kit tv aril VII of Lnglnnd s j ' - r :
many leisure h e a rs (be A m erican ■ ri
litited men iirc-nnw at |i! h>' Tbe -f««n
till.-* yin 1 1 1 club nt .Cr.iuies, ftniiit)e<l nti-i
patrmiU* il py King Etlwnnl, apd S'
Kniiv*>ur. » In n- tin- thild Niiltslmm v t
wont In r<> wit' 1 M* rmirt Irid [inli r|,<vnili-l . nf a ' 1 1 , 1 1 r(i ri., off, r* -I l»\ tin V
M ( ’ A In lln leave an < • m i n i n[i> r
nled In r o ii|n rntlHii with Hi*1 mlli'aiv
a u th o rltlee. I'mtii tbe Alps lo the Pyr
ru n e s and front the Uritlnny coast lo
the Riviera, t h e r e a re seven " Y ” leave
a re a s In which Dll,000 soldier* can !"•
en tertained al one time
P rep ara tio n *
nre now under m i *•* In crease fh• «e
mticli n|iprccl«ij-d far ltnle* to doutde
t h e i r presen t c n p a i l t v Hepri - cn lal Ivt*-. of the nrmv nnd of
the Y M (" A *r> now trnvetinc friirtune end nf Lb ,ilti »■ tn 'he oth er seek
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hunting nnd lialhlng near. \
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home-like place, splendid tialtr in*1
reasonable, given on rctiucM ’ SBrri^
rales lo parlies.
Norlhcrn cooklnt
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DR. E. S. HOFFMAN
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
I’racllce confined lo the Ireatmrnt
of Ihe e je
Eyes examined by a regular rcgU(cred phytiician
Glasses fitted, broken lenes du.
plicated
28 W. Church St. - Orlando, Hr.
HENRY McLAULIN
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JEW ELER
MY SPECIALTIES:
PICKAltD'S HAND-PAINTKI) ( Ills,
GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER
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for the exp erim ent, but *lx o th er* have
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been fun ml ami rmi In oiietallon. each ~
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equally aaltsfarln ry a* the origin'll duo tt.r i*u>inra
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, , (ir,^i;..,.liii|f |*Unt f„r any ami all purim*#*.
mlsnl that the arm y Jind the ••Y" *r.-k Ti. r.irv ■*, Ih. l.u-ine., „( a , ! . ale, ,,, meat*
to Increase tho ce n tre * where
sure ! »U‘l lii» <a(tl*s and a!a*» that nf a dealer in
' ll.f <-*lt!r ami khfrp rcnfr»ll)_am! in an*
cu re* have been found for hnmerdek ami all l-rattrlii, **( »uch
ua-tc*
; nr l*u*inr.., tl* t a r r y un I hr hu. l nraa *,j a
doughboys.
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, *|hrr wl ml ^. al r itrt ft-,
laocnllnn. clim ate, h n '-l nccornmnda- ' a d , in an> anTi all l i r a u t hr . nt ,ui-l, l*u«i- I
tlonn, opportunities for en tertainm ent ***** 1 -* *-nc*ic*- in I In- bn,ini-** nf manul“l tin",*, t,uv inf and •■-Ihnit ami draline in
and sight-*relnc and the m oral and an> ami all kind* >( linn,*. (Iiturc* nr apphysical cleanliness of the a r e a are l*!ianrr* nrrt-*,ar)f In' th r . surrruful
linn *d * mndi rn iniirUt nr rnmmi-f*"i*l hlftri
all InlpOft.liil 111 the Selhcliori of
a ami any nr all .*f Mir trn ral kind* nt l*u*i*
leaVp resort
As sjintr K / J ,-\ »lto I* n*-* h, rrfti .n-nr.tii.r** «t Tn purrha.r, Iran,
hifi a, oU.iialn- a i.ulrr nr huld, nan,
nelrcled the largest available I* ole nialnlaln, imprnvr, a*lnr anil *rll, r.invry,
talned by the Y, M. C. A. as Its main ranrtvaxn rr nlhrfwl.r dl*pt4 » uf real t-atiin
aid prrannal prpprrl) nf whalivrr naturi- nr
c a n t e r of .operation*, men and women kind ami any intrrrrt thin In. Tn tin and
are assigned to service nnd 'n e g o ti iarr) mi tl.r l.u,n>*u nf a nal ratal** dr-atrr
ami hrdVtr, amt li> du any amt all tlilnc*
ations* a re begun lo secu re reduced iim n sry In hr Untie in order to aiK-rrufully
prices from such en tertain m en t en nprratr ritlir. any nr all nt ih- *t-vrr»)
kjnda nt hu.,nm. hroin mcntlnmd ami
te r p r lsrs as can not be duplicated by attnw.d in hr u[),.ratiit. aiid g> tic-rally m
the Y . M, C. A. nnd every effort Is' have and tu elrrrLv any arid ali *urh right*.
Iinvilrgi* and pnwera a* may hr nerearary.
m ad e to g iv e - a s much service ns pos P'nper nr taped ml. Inr the nperatlon ami
tran*aetinn
nf Lite t*u-lnr** of thi* wnrpnrasible
T he a rm y provides tran sp o r
th*n. ‘thr InreguiDg -pall lie mmlrued a*
tation nnd pays the hotel bill*, thereby hi th itidt-p. ndritt otljert* ,nd' poWera amt
enabling the soldier to enjoy nil the the briadrrt meaning *ball lie g iv e n
In rath nf thr Inrrgntng enumerallnn* uf Ihr
litlrnctlons
form erly
restricted
to tnnital n*iurr ot. the liuninr** nf thl* rnrand the u«r nf any one word aliall
kings nnd em p erors nnd m alefa cto r* pnratlnn
nnl fie enncilurd to IlmU the meaning nf nr
of great Wealth.
efferent any other word nr aurd* nr phra*e*
T h e JcllV Caalno at Nice ami thn.j r ,'*''*h,r
Municipal Casino at Cannes a r c thnj
T h. *m»un. ^ V h e 'r i'm a i. ,t,,ek authorRJ Viera 1 Fi*d for Ihu r or iif 'ration •hall !*«• One II un
cant res of a! tr a i l Inn In the
dr«d Thousand I »* !|ar«. an»l th r i « m r ■hall
for the 8,500 men who e^n Lin aceom In- divided lel.i om th**u**nd c h i r r * *t * per
modal rd In this area
Many officer* i * l u r *j ( Un* IM mlrrd Dullar* r » , h . thr
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OfficeHrs: 10-12 a.m. & 2-4 p.a
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favor tills Mt-dllrnantan-aecllou and ilal .luck- may h* paid are: T h a t the capital
there Is n " Y ” club for them. Every •tuck ihall be ra v a b le in lawful mnn ry uf
the t 'n i t i d M l I n ! al auch l i n n * anil In
thing except the gambling that was auch manner aa the by law* uf the corporalion
ahaU act tulth and apeeffy; provided.
•topped by the government at the be
however that <a|llal clock may be paid fur
ginning of tho war Is at the disposal In property, labor or aervleea at a Juat val
- o f auch property, labor W aarvlcea
of tha Americana. Golf and tennla and uIna t bi o*n Hard
rd by tbe
the llbard
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other athletic nporta, bathing, boating meeting eatlra
pur
called for that purppee,
and pro
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further,
that
property,
and »»rand the companionship of tha local vtcea roar br purtbaced with labor
capital afork
population ar* tha most popular at of Ihia corporation a l a |u,l valuation uf
■uch properly, labor or aervleea l o be f i n d
tractions.
by th e Hoard of Diroctora i t a meeting c a l -
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Il.iunts of Napoleon Arc Home
to A. E . F. Troops Through E f - i '
fortfi-of Y. > 1. ('. A. Forres tn
Metier ” L e a v e " l o eililies.
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►Article VI.
The highest amount id indebtedness or
liability l■* « iiirh this curpnm11mo sh*«1l or
ot«v »t any limi •ubject Itself niimlUbe limit*
rd tf» One Hundred and fifty Thousand
Dalian.
Montis For Reconstruction.
m
muit hr itnek holdi-fi of thp r«rpofationf
but rmplayf-rt nrrd nut br atorlt hold* r*.
T h r tiumhcf nn th^ lioard <»f y i f r r t o r i ihall
hp flirt) by thr by-Ians of the rnfpflrklion,
Ijut a t nn iimrn
thr ntimbrr be !<•** th in
ihtre nor greater than thirteen. |)irrrtor«
ihall be tlertril by and from the itorkholdfr«
at thr flrrt and r i c h annual meeting of thr
ffiuckholdefa. J m m<rdiat< ly after too adjdurnrflent of the first and each annual
meeting of t h r stockhTddrM thr newly
rlretr d lioard of IHrPCtQM itiill m rrt and
organise, by electing one of their number a*
chairman of the Board. The directors shall
»f the * 4 me meeting each year elect from
their number ail ufftcfn of the corporation.
Until the iifTirrr» and directors circled at
the firet me* ting of the atucltMiirfii and
direct ora u ruler (hli corporptr charter ahull
take office the following named »hs!l rnnduct the afTalr*’ of the corporation: II. II.
Hli-Venn ihall be Ureiiident, F* L, Miller,
Vice I’reeiilfi.t, ||.
Dullior, Secretary anti
Tnn*\irert and K. A. |iougla«o>c Uhalrman,
T , W. I.awion, A. |f. Connelly, K. A* Newman, A. It. Key, ft. F. Wnlinrr* F* W,
Mfihonry and flenry Mcl.aulin shall c»nlU tt it i t h i Hoard of U in ^ iu n * ‘The B u t
and organization meeting of the Inrorporator* and stockholder* of the forpDratiim
shad be held In £anr<ird, Florida, at the
Court II nut ft. in the Ci»fnml«Ahmi r«* room
thereof, on the morning of MaKrh 2 l*t,
I PI 9, for the purnoto «f acrrptfKg letter*
r atent hereby ri'Pdcd for ami i d 'electing 4
tn*rd of Directors .and adopting b y - U * s
and nf otherwise r»mp)c1lng the orgariiza-
Are Your Children Bores?
Tim .children of the house should
not he allowed to monopolise n guest’s
attention. Mothers are usually blind
to their children's fault?,'h* less lov
ing eyes s e e them, iimj they fail to
understand that a guest’s apparent de
light In playing with the youngsters Is tton fit Ihl*- Corporation and fur trnn«arting
other or furthir busine** ms may proper*
often no more than politeness, nnd In any
ly come before the meeting- Thereafter the
reality lie Is bored and very*" tired of annual meeting of the stockholders shall be
on the lir»t Mon da)1 In, the month of
"playing bear," tetlhtg fairy Glories unu held
March of each yrur. The B<*ard of IMrector*
"hall mcr 1 irnmediati ly after the a djo urn*
examining favorite toys an^l books.
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AGE STA RTS
W IT H Y O U R ^CIDNEYS
Rrlenra aaya th at old ngr> begins with
weakened kldnoya and digestive organs.
This being true. It la easy ttj bellovo
that by keeping the kidneys and '<JIirrstIvn organs clearlaed and In proper
f o r k i n g order old age call be deterred
*r.“
and life prolonged far beyond th a t
joyod by the av erag e person.
FYj- over 200 yoars GOLD MKDAL
H aarlem , Oil has 'been' relieving tho
vv r.i k nesses and disability duo In ad
vancing years. It Is a standard old*
Uni o h time remedy and.nrrda no Intro
duction. llu l.li MKDAL llaartolil oil Is
Inclosed In odorless, tasteless raistules
containing about l drops narh. Take
llioni as you would a pill, with a small
.
A Frenchman, hnustlng'ln company
that lie lint) thoroughly mastered the
English language, was •asked to write
the following . from dictation: “As
Hugh Hughes was hewing a yulelog
from it yew-tree, u man dressed in
clothes of it dark hue cntue up to
Hugh and said, ’Have you seen my
ewes?’ 'If you will wait until 1 hew
litis yew, I will go with you anywhere
In Europe to look for your ewes,’ said
Hugh."—Tit-nits.
rd for lh*t purpuar. All capital *lork of
tbla corporation ahall be common, and nonaMea*,ide, n r t p t that stock j m y be paid
for In Inatallmcnta a* provided by the by
law*. and ten per cent of the capital »tock
■hall be paid In brlore the Iramactlon of
any builnii* by ths corporation,
Artlrle IV.
Tbi* corporation »ha!l have perpetual •*irlrnrr, unit-** *o«nrr dfaaulv#? according to
law.
Arllrle V.
The btivlnraa of the corporation (hall be
conducted by the follnwirfg officer*: A l*re»idrnl. a Vice President,' a Serretary, a
Tre*»urer and a Hoard of Director*, and
■uch employe* a* the .officer* and hoard of
Director* tliir.k necessary anrT a* provided
by the by-law*. The office of the Secretary
and the Trta*urrr may be hold by one anil
Treals scientiliv’ally diseases
of all domestic animals,
( ’nils in Sanford and
vicinity promptly
answered.
Phone :189 Melrose
1louse
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
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PLANT UFA NS W o have a large stork of Seed Means
ami rim (ill orders for Red and Black Valentine. ‘Burfices S trin g e r s , (.'tout S trin gless; Long-Fellow , Refugee,
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IT MAY LO O K HOPELESS
but wc (an restore the usdulnw*
the tire if anyone can. Our
•late .vulcanising process will (l° lt‘
dry us un some old casings with
turns and blow-outs and you
surprised at t),e results we acco*
jdish. An oldu tire vulcanircd i* *
new tire saved-
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
Oak and 3rd St,
Sanford, Florid*
S P E C I A L S
, Celery B leach in g P a p e r
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Cypress Lum ber
SEEDS
Roan, Sweelcorn, I'cppcr, Tomato,
Cucumber.
INSECTICIDES
Bluestone, Arsenate Lead, Paris
Green, LiRic-Sulphur.
C rate M aterial, N ails.
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T U E SANFOIII) HERALD
FEBRUARY' 2 1 . 1919
hill
LUMBER
“ Y” ENTERTAINERS
NEEDED IN FRANCE
CO.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
LATHS,
SHINGLES
SEW ER P IP E and DRAIN T ILE___ _
WE T.\KK LIIIERJV IM>NI>M AT IVAII
CALL OF T H E WILD.
Spanking nt n dinner, Senator John
"
" * * ks o f Mu shin husetta, referred
to the good old viicnllon time, and re
lated
story along that line.
Two men were sitting nt a lunch
tsble in u City cafe. Outside the air
was suff nnd balmy nud everything
1 , 1 fitdure was a sweet allurement la
buy a railroad ticket and hasten to
i_j b
(n the
sealed
package
Aim A t Above -the- Average
Yields
In
them . It should bo rem em b e re d that
f a r m e r, r a t h e r liberal exp en d itu re * a r e Justi
fiable.
F o r in sta n ce ,*w h e n a bale of
u,* cannot think of n b e tte r resolution
cotto n with tlie seed 1 * worth $150, our
for the New Y e a r th a n one calling a v e r a g e p er a c r e yield of one-third of a
for better th an a v e ra g e yields. A v e r bale is worth |50;’ but when vfe in
age yh hi.*, w h a te v e r th e crop, m ean , c r e a s e this to tw o thirds of a" hale,
over a period of yearn, little m o re worth f 1 0 0 , we h ave a gro ss profit of
ilian a living wage. Hut as the indi- (GO with which to pay for the cost of
vidua) fa rm e r rises ab o v e the a v e r a g e , the In crease.
Of c o u rs e the cost of
hls n« t profits, nine tim es in ten, co rre - this In creased yield, if the m a t te r la*
-polullngly rise. T he m an who ra ise s gone uboul Judiciously, will p ra rlh a lly
i u Hhu must see that our a v e r a g e o f , n e v e r b e n s much as $50.
M ureO ften
ah,,ut one third of a bale per act*- can than not, in fa ct, it will be $25 or less,
onlyvnean p o v erty lo«4he g r o w e r ; the leaving a net profit of $25 nr more per
nu n who gro w s corn and o a ts a t o u r a c r e . And th e s a m e rule will hold with
average ra te of 15 to 20 bushels p er o th e r c ro p s an d livestock a s well. TJie
iuiu:
.m i ,.td>iU g tbg-yfe>d p e n r o r r o r T e r n n l m a i ,
profit In such y ields; our peanut and 'within c e r t a i n limits, the g r e a t e r ih-j'
tobacco fa rm e rs, o u r dairy and g e n era l ;n*-t return.
livestock f a r m e rs must see th at so
T h e new y e a r and the y e a rs to come
lone as they a re co t» e n l with a m ere- bold great things for the thinking, pro
h a * •rage yield per a c r e or per alli- gressive. business like farm er. Prices
uiak just so long will they find the promise fo rem ain good for u long
(inthimr name unprofitable and unsat- time, and tatr profits seem ce rtain for
the man who farm s rich!
Isfm tnty
l|,„ i<| laud planted to good seeds
Lei us, as our first New Yeat resold
and well fertilized alld well tilled is tbe lion, aim a t putting our farms on i f
k* v In su ccessfu l f a n n in g ; for good big yielding.
money tn a k iig
basis
land plus good -e,-d. fertilization ami Tit*T*1 is no su re r wav for making farm
tiitage, mentis high yields and good life m ore a t t r a c t i v e and desirable and
profits. In the new y e a r, e v e ry farm* j fo r keeping the boys and girls on tbe
. r idipuld aim at th e s e ; and in getting farms.
(From P r o g m s l v c
F a r m e r , Dec. 31.)
Fur the a v e r a g e -Southern
I^IVER
; f t PILLS.
WHAT YOU SURELY NEED
l*r. healthy, active. Indus rlnun liver.
taken i c g a L d v it.vww I ivt. Y o u may also need a purgative
J- Mci.r.ics.
i I" a i.I.c
rti' 'oigi-r dove. Keep that In mindi
It '*ni p^y j u t , ii* h uivl Iciuli. in lleuhli and Happiness.
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(tut I urn losing. m\ grip i tell you.
,i>\ the porter gi ve It to the wrong
His Job,
"'I Ids new iiursi- who tens an
ex- 1
WE HAVE FOUND IT!
pugilist iniiiw lo know vvbut specinl
yam hnvn
for
l et h i m a t t e n d f o t l i * ' l u s n n m l u
pa -
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the
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lb- is just
tin* .iiiiin to pul
DAISY TILE
\ FFRFL'i'T DRAIN Til.K : Tlturuughly Impcrvinus in Water. Chemlcnl
Dcrnmpusitinn, Alniusphcre and Moisture.
Madc-from that sam e ittuferial adopted by the Government In withstand
Nitric nnd Flrrlr Arid tests in (he rnnslrurlinn of its im m ense acid iitnnls.
to s l e e p "
Thankful For.
tllllll Ipt v
ttur supply is limited only by nur demand.
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"I mu i •iiiu|.lamin', bo ■s, s o l o n g eg
I kill keep liauii glltln' trntler It."— i
Jurlgt*.
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MAHONEY-WALKER CO.
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ROSY CHEEKS ?r0VoriM”Y LOL‘ O R
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duty In
him."
Authors' Advantage.
Sm .tl Pitt
S l i fo r, and be SU R E
to a c t WRIGLEV’S . It’s in
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a s e a le d p a ck a g e , but look
. *titJC i
'n a m e ^ e G reatest
Name in G oody-Land.
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p t o f e s s nr
The eireutristnnre which gives ntP
Sm.ll l)o.o
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Protected, preserved.
The fla v o r la s t s !
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the beyt o f( r- sulta.
Small doses of these pill*
sealed In —
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R enovate Brushes.
m &MTTLE
goodness
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Wi n n s \ , , | . i - r iiiiisfi li rt s t l es b e c o m e
s o i l It' ilu long its<* and <lo riot svvee|i
Up lint a-* wi ll a s w In n stllT. pul a llltb- lotumi' tt b a l . l f t : soda Iti s o m e hot
Wa Ci i ; la*'*' >bi- iiru- ll out o f tile
sw.-i I-* r Old d i p It up i tn) down in
t ins, l.el I! diy to tin- sun nut! It w i l l
be l i ke iil-H. H a l t b r i t' l n - " r a ny b r u s n
c a n , In tia at* d or t h e s a i u e w a y Willi
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PAGE NINE
White certain bronchr* of the work
the National W ar Work Council ol
, lhe 1 M it a tm> }„.,.n doing fur some
I time an* being curtailed, one type ol
i service la brine 'ailed ‘j eon (or m o n
co-operation than ever before
Al
Him woods*
though for some time there huv* been
"It Is In my system ," remarked one
approximately
lQ 5 0 0 t* in ,n a ln * r i
the pair, glancing through the npcH
In F ia n ce, many difficulties h a r e sur
window. "T h ere Is nothing so ap peal
rounded this type of scrvlc* anil the
ing us the call of the wild."
I thousands of shows_ which h a r e been
"It ntny strike you that way. old
* gfrrn It) iVatiiY lid re only been pul
fellotv," smiled the second, “ but right
! cn e r in spite of almost superhuman
here I beg to Cast a dissenting vote."
difficulties.
Now. however, with the
"You don't know what you a re talk
period of demobilization (orclng upon
ing about, .take I" cntliuslusiivnlly n*the Army new problems has a real
tttriicd the first. "I fid you ever bear
spirit of ouop«rat!on been shown by the call of the wild? Did you ever— "
the Army authorities. Therefore, tT*‘ii
"\ es," answered J a k e , with some
•ml I’Prshlng has detailed
Colonel
thing akin to a sigh. "F ro m the head
Kelly, fr-lin tils own Staff, to act as
" f the stairs the other night when I
entertainment offleec for the A K. F ,
didn’t get home until two o'clock In
whleit position Places, him as the liai the morning."
son officer belwecrj thi1 Army and the
" Y " Entertainment Itureau In Farts.
STILL AT IT.
T h e a tre s and latge buildings art* be
ing taken over, mechanics supplied by
the Army are p utting th< nt Into opera
t lion ami the " Y ‘* Is producing shows,
given by soldier talent alone, and also
dram atic and vaudeville performance*
and miscellaneous musical prog rums,
the personnel of all of which must by
recruited from this country
Owing to the large number of men
In the Army with entertainment -abil
ity, .no efifert l» being made to send
m e i f ^ i n y ^ Sflte \VifTUi n. tiow **v I ".•>
are wanted for these post Hons in large
numbers
125 mu-t be rent* out from
Ibis country every month, which will
require the coopcr.itlo 'H i* every re
cruiting .a g e n c y throughout the conn,
try Alt entertain* ! - are supplied with
uniforms, Life, Accident and Health
Insurance, tr a il-pot tat ion. and altow
Jlf.O Oh per month fir Hvtng expenses
-V d .tr. |
In F ran ce
The worn* n -IwuM b*- ] rSferably b
tnliv-S eilllial
lliltd.l
\ f e l l o w ||a
'tween the ages i f . ! .in.! u re'll! and
• .i lijiiriti'- t o d a y
nUntdlvp
.n.l
- . ■it of a pr*>
III >
Hi s |,... g.M *1 a Midge i -f tut
IHiunOed Illillsl' in lie ■* p.«i tlrill.ir bn**
The
field lor •nt>r tauuner.t
now limn n.iluri to lui.ve i corninoii, ordl
ri;o1 1 *.times
ft-to lies frepi ft..
roast tow n * in in
Fran* * rtvt i up at I n* e 1 1 * i tn.iiiv f• r
w title th*- \ iHiinot do much with
Advice.
N** ■ pninc b-finw.
the Army of Oeeupitlen in jfie W I T of
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I'anteet, i* rn r -n; ptv •n*. rtalniio-nt*
i l l
I *. ■ I V 1*1- I l l l t l g
and ts doinc “** * n an in* reaslngly
\ . i i r i , ill li
large .■'Caliluoiroi itlon ins* be ob
talneil from \\ f King, Peters lluildGood Reason,
Ing Atlanta. <!a
fluid my dear m mg friend
LUM BER,
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THIRD ANNUAL MUSIC
FESTIVAL
Orlando,
Florida
----- Five-Great Concerts
I!1
February 28th, March l^t, 2nd, and 3rd
FLORIDA'S GR EA TE ST MUSICAL EVENT
’ MISCHA ELMAN, Violinist.
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CoDjmetii u r i b f
IL J* lie ffi t»ldf
A Y y o u r s m o k e tn s te
flush up a g a in s t a
listening post— and yo u ’ll
get th e Prin ce A lbert call, a ll r i g h t /
Y o u ’ll .hunt a jim m y pipe so quick and
get so m uch tob acco jo y ou t o f every
puff you'll wish you had been bom
tw ins! F o r, Prin ce Albert puts o v e r a turn
• new to every mun fond of a pipe br a home
m ade cig arette. It wins your glad hand com
pletely. T h a t ’s b e c a u s e i t h a s t h e q u a lit y /
And, right behind this quality flavor and quality fra
g ra n ce is P rin ce A lb ert’s freedom from bite and parch
w hich is c u t out by ou r exclusive patented process.
W e tell you to smoke your fill a t a n y clip— jim m y
pipe o r m akin’s cig arette— w ithout a com eback 1
T oopy r td bag *, tid y r td tin t, handiom m p ou n d an d
h a lt p ou n d tin ham idort—an d —th a t clev tr, p ra ctica l
pou n d cryttad gia*» hum idor m ith apongm m ou tan ar
to p th a t h t p * th a to b a cc o in *uch p e r fe c t con d ition .
R. J . Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N. C
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Mrs.
Morn In gnt 11— Whnt
clubs do you favor?
Chorus of 2 0 0 Voices and O rchestra in
women’ll
Mgs. Htrongnnu—When I need one
• for tramps or my liushnnd I rnn swine
a rolling pin or n broom pretty bandy.
He L earn ed .
A tinting father In Hill Burn.
11#*■"{» Ilk*1 n li»t riiuro, by Jlng;
Hr paJtl a lot of solri to Irnrn
That h!n drar riauKhtrr rnnnot ping.
Stoppage.
"Wluit's the mutter with Hint riutoinolille?" nsketj tin* jwlleenmn.______ *_
"I dunno." rypilwl Mr. Chugglns.
"Uvery time it gets to a Htrcot car
thick It thinks It him n right to lay off
nnd obstruct’ trnlflc the name as If It
wns n part of the company's regular
rolling stock.**
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The Knitting Reaerves.
"What are you knitting thcreT'
**A sock. We women can help win
the war by knitting."
f rrb a t'i right* Sock it to 'em."
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Kassini’s
“Stabat Mater"
Mendelssohn’s "Elijah”.
CIreig's
"Olaf Trygvasaon"
Assisted l»y the following soloists all of Metroploitan fame:
Annjt Fitziu, soprano of the C’hieago Opera
Company; Idelie I’aUerson, coloratura sopra
no; Wylie D. Aldridge, dnimatic soprano;
Arthur Hnckett, tenor; Lester Uingley, biutsbaritone; Marion Rouse, pianist; Lotta Green
up, violinist;.Jean Cooper, contralto.
Season tick ets ($ 1 2 .0 0 ) now on sale. A ddress all
com m unications, O rlando M u sic F e stiv al A ss’n .
W alter D renn en, D irecto r, O r l a n d o ,
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THE SANFORD HERALD
IN THE ‘HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMI1ER 40
INCOME R E
TURNS MUST
BE IN MAR. 15
Dealh'of F’. II. Grigg#
F. II. Griggs, aged 6# years, b orn
T h e campaign for the "B lu e T ri
•in the state of Georgia died at his
angle" oc Y . „W. C - A. is being
borne tin Eleventh street Wednesday
bandied by a committee of ladies in
evening. 9:110. and was buried.yestorthis c o t nty.
] day afternoon at J.ungwood Ceme
T h is is an effort to secure funds
tery.
for this worthy, cause for the carry
Mr. Griggs was one o f -the earlier
ing on of its Peace Work, whieh'is a
citizens of Seminole county, having
very im portant matter.
come here while Seminole was yet
. Sem inole county is asked for only]
Orange, and having located with his
$160.
It is proposed that tlii.sj
family at Longwood where he was
arhouht should not be raised by thei
WILL -HE NO E X T E N S I O N O F
actively engaged in farming and
TO
RETURN
TO THIS ORGANIZATION IS ACTIVE fruit growing for more than tWcntyT I M E T H I S YEAR AS T H E R E
ordinary subscription method but E X P E C T S
IN A YilH M T MANY L IN E S OF
FRANCE MARCH 15T1I TO
. k i t R E S T IN G . S E S S I O N
<>*' several .ladles of the county have
WAS LAST
‘
flve years. Mr. Griggs had but re
KNI)KAYf>U A M ) N E E D S S U P
COM PLETE PEACE* C O N F E R
^COUNTY B O A llO 1 I E K D T H I S voluntecfed to raise this amount hjr
cently moved with bis family to San
Jacksonville, Feb. 13. (Special)
PORT
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ENCE* . •• *•
entertainm ents, sales, etc..
ford and bad purchased a nice home
MONTH
Th at there will be no general extenand only ......................
two weeks ....
ago tin
win
' ‘Another drive?"
Perhaps some here 01IU
Paris, Felt. 1:1.- I n . a written re------------ s J M r n s T F e i i r T . T T m r —
sion of time beyond March 15th for
itiunu an .
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• ply to a delegation of the^ French who sigh at the words are not un- family moved to the new home. Mr. the filing of returns and for th e pay
Hon. Hoard ot C ounty Commis•II*
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flower and ruipmage sale which will Usaociation nf the'^ociel>'of Nations willing to give, but‘ merely perplexed Griggs bad been an invalid for about ment of Income and excess profits
Monor* in and .for Seminole county.
a
year
and
immediately
after
the re
ns
to
where
the
money
is
coming
l>e Reid tomorrow in the building
r,.rently called’ upon him,.
faxes due on that d a t e is the decision
Florida, met in regular session at in
moval
of
two
weeks
past*
he
was
from,
and
as
to
why
more
is
asked
President Wi\so'n makes known for-.
of Daniel C. Roper, commissioner of
o'clock a. m. Present: L. A. brumwhen the United War Work cam taken to bed and was unable to beat
internal revenue.
T h e abnouncelev. chairman, and Commissioners
paign is scarcely finished. This little off this fast attack- o f - t h e strange ........... —
Hector of In'Washington for* U f ch-ing juiaaioif-iarticle is an effort to answea^boih.
beginning with the Why Ml l o n«g
g
-unmediately (.1
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n n et i r rapproval
iv n l
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1 * further attem pts of this natun
uf the Amerban congress
In this ipn-lintM
following
\ *f: "Douglass, deputy clerk, and
T h e deeeused left a widow, four by the house imd senate <>f the re
reply IhV President *u\- he a - t e j.t s of this drive: The money recently
lU.j Tillis. deputy sheriff, ip atthe suggestion that after los ret urn g li.n mi gcneridisly is to be devoted sons. Howard. Ernest. Harney and port of the conferees un . the now•Hull) Sailed Saturday
ti'niianM'
to war activities Solely as was In Jo e atul three daughters, llutb,
Word has been received from R o l ija great international meeting.be b.bl
revenue hill.
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Minutes of th tr la s t regular meet
dicated
at all times during the cam Annie and Mary, and a large mintin
celebration
of
the
work
of
-the
" I t i ? necessary to ‘get the' initial
ing. also special. .meetings.‘ held •!«"• Holly th at he sailed Saturday on peace^r ronferidice. • •TbP
arrflnge- paign. IL is now in the bauds of a l.yT oT other'T(da(ivr*‘ and friends to
for * TYa n'ce*’ ' lie i#
fax
payments in by March Kith,
nth and J a n . ‘ 21. 1919; were read. tlie
com im ttct* appojnted by. the gov- mntjsfi b(s depart.ure. All thy >J'dnow in <he tran sp u t D/vue of tl.e Dpent
say# Commissioner
Roper.
"N o
•approved* and ordered tilgd.
' IL-truniMit.
*tu<!
will
b
e
'disbursed
in
fiedreii were present at Hie death and
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. - ...... ■i«|«.|tt Wilsons prospecti\c iteparnir*
other course is possible.
Sonic
Y. M. C. A. and will net a« seerefraying
the
obligation*
<3
the
>
W
em
l.uriul ex.epf Harm y who is serving
\|r . \\ A. Whitcomb here appeari K r fr< tu l’;iri- Fri'hi;. " ' g
months ago. the Treasury issped cer
t'nry on the return m i
it C \ abroad and at home. Now the the colors hi J/ iin ie,
Mr. t.riggs
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unlay
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from
lt!c*L
liurkalinii
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for tin- l.o.trd and presented a the interests of the
1,00 Lie
indebtedness
to an
war in i few moilt bs bus eduenfDl was a .member of the Methodist tificate!) of
i- know ii lie mil-nil- t<> return
I <>tiiton for the establishment of a w'ill be aboard.
amount approximating $*00.000,000,
..,ir •. .pi. t.> a iimcli mod t In*rough , l,„ l 'h .I'd the funeral f t e * were
M , ■ *» T* . *. 11•>\
itM a|f« .p .lrift, to be known as the
maturing March F6rh
I he first
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Ul,.|. •-I.i'oill.g ••• It" u*. twin's' ‘"•.I pronoun, n l al t 1 •• grave »•> R. \
up
Drifting!'
District,
also
i*
l l . l t ll. . . : . .ii
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payment
of
the
income
and
excess
if
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tl.. a- .(Idem -■* «d the \ W • K Dr Wlnli- of tin local •liuri h
iiti.at. of tax assessor and I ru-t that I •• ' d r
Alii 1”
i •11:• ri ii'
: i
profit#
taxes
for
191
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was
planned
til;,I, ‘-A,.ill.| lull.' eomi; about 111 a*
v.tul petition being signed soon.
1(Mil* 1
Floral offerings, which com red the f..r that date, t " meet Du- huge
1 ! * ll 11 r k 1>\
it a
f tiorm.il
»ti*lir i
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wly im,ii |. gr.i'* n atuilidat I pro
Head
et
al
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and
t
be
follow•
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a
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.... »re turning l« it lor HIM.m gave testimony of the love an I obligation.
Mr* 111.u*er Mill ft I Ii'lifo'« "*
*eit
gltb
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list
,’t
wa- adopt, d
J*tu* . tinimis'O.n
" T h e American peoph* have*prov
Mrs. It. T. Houser, who wTi* in
sessions this morn- shelter and assistance more readily „,,,| i at,,j.,„ tin. eommunilv had for
Whereas, G. b. Head, and others Ill red last -wick ; -i .an a "t a If* 'dent Nation* r<-timed
en
tItjit there I- no emergency too
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Hu ita i.nr 11 <1 tif.it In r ai d h e l.uady
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, •. . i t . . ! D . ir petition for the
great
to he met and solved by co
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south of tlo: • t\ - f. .. ‘
Mr
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i in. t.i < : a . pul.lie dit< h.
operation
This present nituution i*
ami It .1* found t ) a * I - r 1
•,f' th> d r a f t i n g • uni . tl
wa* I la ' I ,, ... m* |.. il- i rallied w>.|lo rs
t aril " f Th a nk s
•., . . r .ni.il .it. I lattet.il ditches, nut
it
another
emergency
which can he
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III
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peril."IIS
situ
serious a* " i t - lit ' ;
i i . . pi .1 t o r> .o h a liii.il a d j u s t m e n t at WII.
-ire lo thank <>ur many overcome lYv co-operative
c attals in t be county <’f
W
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effort.
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I'lrt*
and
women
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.,nt| - t :,te of F'lorida. to
i' (••r t hi ir i. im |Ml*s*4 mill beatl- The Hureau j'Xteuds it- every effort
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She I- now at In r horn. ,
•wh. .
d
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i , tO|,.i, i. atta. bed a eertitill. •rs»l nfl i rift*!* luring
toward this end. and I am relying
r \ ., ,.r’ wa* lilt 111.>re or h s* lo irful
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of t fie >>mup
Id •■* atul !■ ,iDt
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n pou the people to meet the situa
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Mri j*lin Return'
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............. .mil -I ate of Florida
a ml tu t> «,...i
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•.ii h am i •very HlHV
, . ,1. i • that the signers of said
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Mini's
army
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" T h e internal reven^f bureau
u t t t i e s a m e w a y t h a t w . h a i *■
are ihe owners of the greater lucli wit il 1 uric
*1 r am Mr* 1. n M aim
an hccii iL* i ! ■i'g"i
must earrv out the programme pre
1, ■, it t hat
\ m* run •an * *'
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i i - i< t l a b
11, j
• .( the lands through which cral iiii'ii Di* I.
\\r at *1 \! (D D ( ahtvvell.
.1 f\p. 1- t "
scribed ill the new law. which re•, |.. I.ear tier l.urdelis a1" ' "
u*i. • ............. tn b
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prei >d .lit h. .Irani or eana!' frutn -i ri tl 1 .11
v
ri
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f
. 1 . nf 't' ! ’ '
S’ \\if pUt g wa* it rr elit sOlial
mres all return# fur 191 s to he filed
u
hi*.'
wui,,.,it
stiirhmg
lier*own
duty.
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xuLuriia)
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l'r*
take
ill m .. *1 are tiw *, n tier* of tin
i Mu
Yl .in *
r•l $ir .1 huliii' w. luesday
„r before March Kith. 1919. and
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we
ta\
c
lately
•
..me
to
realize
that
Tl,.meeting
was
Si.nford.
an - part of the Lands eolittguiitts
, * Fi ll -Di. !
|rum mi exit titled honeymoon in New require# the lir#t quarterly paym ent
l
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h
ni
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Do
li
e
problem
of
flic
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11
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-also
a
till
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a
n>
fro
Hi
■
it.at art ben.'lit I ed by such
'■
. a ill .1 t» IT
or the entire payment to he made on
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Nellie Messenger challenge to the country and t he York.Iriun or canal and latterai conn* him home.
mi j
I rot was called by
nr before that date.
.mailer tiiwi.s.
Our girD go 'ttyand the uillliJ'^ were read,
(klrh
drains or canals. and
wurtl
in
eyer
inereii.-ing
number*
now
“ FI very taxpayer who c a n pos
iii addition to tlo usual i nt e r o t \\
..: -aid p. tttn.n appears to
that mi many ueeu pat ion* are «*p,,»
sibly
ilo *o is urged to make full
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renI'.o pr, g’ .l" M i •
f»rtn a. pn.vided by law', and
• . it,, m it..! Do ^ W f
\ i- 'be
puvmet.t ..( In- iric.me tax on or be
•,g t ■he l . - i r . l that -aid
i
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I ""
•‘air
.
fore March Kill..
T^ie quarterly
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' long out to I t . * . gills. '• •O'g
paym en t
method i* intended L*r
.
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•Hat they ,11. pla-.-l to 'lUa'd. -ur
taxpayer# whose financing of the tax
I nt . rl
Mar. n
Mil.ta
roundmgS. provided ■ ilb innocent
at one time WQtild tend to. upset
Mis. Abraham*
(tin and recreation, and inlluenced
i.< lied, lhut in accordance with
local financial conditions.
Tlmme
! Simple Alien
; always'Inward the best and the high
law said petition be laid over until
" T h e approval Af the report of
Chariot tu Smith
est, instead of being left •" cope as
t!.e next regular meeting of this
M .nor
the
conferees by the senate and
prelude
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Sharp
|..-t they
may " t ilt e.nnlit ions'
board tu be held on Tu esd ay, the
house of representatives brings the
\r-angrad from
Ra hi-nani.v:! - 1range lo 1 to ni, and often lar from
>. a \ of Mar. h. A D 1919. and
Anna U iiltiw
.
t \TTCN IM Nt E
AT
OPENING new revenue bill To the point where
it ■
•i l.\^ ].iihlli'aUiili l'** U*V4*n
I
s.o.D.g,,..
w
it may )>•■ assumed to he law
I he
I,A t H I S T I N T H R E E YEARS
t. - •tin
Wees* III the Sanford
m illcc
'-elected
old
'p a n i« h
M.ir>
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»•a ' •» 1 '*•
internal revenue bureau has been
•a >! a m-Aspaper published m .
T h e t - ri'.vrt-MTt making preparation# t "
N a m e (<>r I a he M ..n r» c
nllect the
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rr. r r r T
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l l u n d a.__ u L - l li i- ,
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,'il ii * .it iiiii.il II•'t'l-t 11.vl l.„. u pi n mg da;, "f Die f.ur I'liesduy taxis which it provides, and is now
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,| Days of Y »re
Engel maim ,ili<l rei rent totl.il work, who, with I lie didn't break I Ik * reeard, but it beat putting all nf it* effort* into aiding
-a i j . iiiioo, eitlug all person*, who \ able/.."
ri'i|„ire<l funds at their disposal. <au tl,e nl tendance for three j'ears hack, ihc taxpayer* to fullllll the uhlig.iL ilian S t iin h o ls e r
.
»• i to interested to appear and
tl,,. lit-hls that toiw lie fiilhiw according to Mr YY H Reynolds, in
T h is w a * H e d .. -ior. "f th e judges; lJiiri|(.||11(.
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tiond imposed.
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I *•• t.f .tin reason why su c h peti appointed to muke the M .eetmn and .
and make them fructify into splendid charge of the receipts.
S|tra Williams
"
T
h
e
bureau,
has
arranged
to
send
tion should not be granted.
through
organization,
who met on Tuittduy of thu
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Stanford usefulness
T h e gathering wus described aR nn advisory force of several thou
.(immunity ronsritiiisnyss and that
Until1, ordered and adopted this There •were ninety-two name# M.I.-I
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Madelin Mallem
a big crowd, u satisfactory crowd, sand of deputies and ugents to us4th day of February, A.. D. 1919.
itted in rihponse to the notice in the Children in the Wood*
•Presser broader outlook which spell* in- n n d -‘t h e - best crowd; as- good people sist taxpayers. T hesf? dmggWn alU bo
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Shirley SwopP
all dressed, up with money in their stationed at convenient points where
from as far as Philadelphia and March Knutaiftiquo
Smith
A11•s t ;
Some idea of the appeal* miide to jean# gii, that ever filed through the they may he consulted without
North Carolina, where friends of
Y’irginin DcCoursey
] "the blue triangle" may be bad when gates.
charge: Taxpayers bIjou Ij I take the
H A._ Douglass, Clerk
seal.
.
Sanford and of the v * h" “ *1
‘ i a) Laaaie 0 ’ M ine.
J . F<- Cooke it is stated that tin- national board
by V. F!. Douglass. D. t*.
T h e banner event ut the fuir yes initiative nnd get In touch with
took tim e to make a tjuggistiod a# i hi Send Me a Rose
today i* being urged:
.
terday was the pageant stuged by th e s e ' revenue met* for .any' needed
'Ir. Aldridge addressed the board to the name for the new hostelry. •
from Homeland . J . * B. Cooke
tit . T o extend it* work in Utah.
the school children, uml it was some advice and assistance in preparing
with reference to opening road and
Mrs. A. M. Philips
T h e name Valdez i# the old Span
,2) T o offer it# protection, espec
returns.
.
getting Railroad Co. to build cross ish name for the lake on whose
T h e meeting was then adjourned. ially in the way of recreation and nifty show, with plenty of pep and
ing over tracks near his farm, near shore# the new hotel will stand. It
ginger
und
.
color
and
life.
The
k“
The
form#
fur
the
tax returns are
Virginia DeCoursy, Sec.
bousing, to i-lie movie film girl* em
event begun nt 10:30 and lasted a hririg printed and all forms will he
Hand's Siding. N u^jclion taken at i* mentioned in the obi real estate
: ployed ut Hollywood. ( ul.
full hour, with all the .purents and in* th e -h a n d s (jf Alllectot's between
this time.
record# of thi# section and is familiar
For Mr. and Mr#. DeForcst
(3) T o lend u helping hand .to the friends of -the youngsters in the FVbruary 16th and March 1."
tl I*. .Swope refloated that the to many of the old settler# here and
T h e attractive country home of forty-two raves In Hawaii, where th« grandstand, and enough visitors to
clay which the county used on Joh n throughout the state a s the lake was
Mrs. DeForcst never.looked lovelier conditions among the peoples in pack the area until standing room
son Hill near Oviedo was used from known by that name for some time
Rehearsal Party
than it did last Saturday evening some communities are almost un, was at . a premium.
,
. Mr I.ee W heeler’s and.-and recom after the change to it# present name
Friday
night
after the rehearsal
When she entertained at bridge for spcakable.
T h e pngcant wuh an affair of the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell enter
mends that' the county pay A,r * of Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman DeForcst of
(4) Tp assist frail girls and women nations, with practically all of them tained the bridal party a n d ' a few
Wheeler the sum of $26.00 for same.
There were six contestant# who New York City who have been her who have gone to Arizona in the
represented, plus Red Cross nurses guests. It was a lovely affair, thor
On motion of C. W. EnUminger.
asked th a t the hotel be named for guests for the imsf two weeks. The hope of regaining health.
and soldiers in khaki, your Uncle oughly enjoyed by everyone. When
seconded by L. P. Hagan and car
the lake. They were: P. T . Wnke- entire lower floor was thrown open
15) T o protect the girls and wom Samuel heralds, Miss Liberty, suilors. the bride’s cake was cut, Miss Mary
ried. clerk is instructed to draw war
lield of Geneva, J . C. Ellsworth. Jr.. and with its shaded lights and bowls en of the Mexican border from the
rant in favor of Mr. Lee Wheeler,
In fact the costuming of the modern Powell cut the ring. Miss Fannie
of pink rose* -and peach blossoms temptations which beset those in the
for the sum of $25.00 in payment for Mrs. H. R. Connelly. Mr*. G. W.
world waft* all represented, in addi Stokes cut the . thimble,
M. S.
Spencer. Jeaae M. Neely. J r ., and formed a most attra ctiv e setting for neighborhood of military posts.
tion to a severe little I’uritan miss, Drown the button. Wm. Morrow the
flay used from bis Innd.
the
guests.
At
midnight
a
three
Mr*. T . L. Duma* of thi* city. The
Now these are the especial needs und a Quaker and a continental-sol
wishbone and Mary Powell the
F. L. Woodruff, addressed the prize will be equally divided amOrtK course hot supper was served in the
for this especial call upon Sanford dier. by way of showing how our money. Delicious punch, cream and
board in reference to the road law of these successful contestant*.
dining (««««•
room. T* h e ..........*
ladies’-p»-----rize fell |„.0 n|ci Th ere will h e ’no solicitation
dining
taste in soldier's dress has degener cake, with salted nuts and mints
■ fccnlitiole county prohibiting the use
to Mrs. Wallace, a crystal compote. ' ^
^
don>liona will be most
Complete plan# and specifications
ated these last full years.
were served/
of four wheel trailers, also in refer
' 1 gratefully received and a hearty patare expected to be in the hand# of The gentlemen's prize “
All the sporting blood in (Jrlumlo
ence -to action the board of county
cigars was won by Mr. It. F. Wh|t‘' , - ronuge is bespoken for the various
the director# today at which time)
wu# fit the ruce track Tuesday after
commissioners wished him to lake
Mr*. J . II. Lawson motored to Or
methods which will be adpotpd for
a r r a n g e m e n t s will be completed for
noon when the first races of the sea
m the matter of passing of luws for
__
_
oc
lando Monday, going on husinif#.
The- guests n.n this delightful oc- ra|fl}nK
Despite these extra calls j
the
remodelling
of
the
building.
son was opened. T h e racing at the
Seminole county, p r o h ib itin g the
Forrest u(|on one'B resources tfie every day
casion were Mr. and Mrs.
The committee who are placing
running at large of cattle and bog#
Lake. Mr. and Mr*. It. F. Whitner, needs of life go on, nnd il is the pur Sub Tropical Mid Winter F'air has
th a t Orlando
always been one of the chief a ttr a c odds the best in its line
in Seminole county.
Motion of 0 . the stock are meeting with success Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Smith. Mrs. S .
•»
*
pose
of
the
local
committee
in
thi*
tions, hut Tu esd ay's ' races were has ever seep.
P. Swope, seconded by C. W. Entir at every turn and some very nice O. Chase, Mrs. Cecil G abbett, Mrs.
instance
to
co-ordinate
the
two,
as
above the average.
The weather
T h a t the success of the current
minger and carried, this m atter was stock subscriptions were received
King McLaughlin, Mr#,. J- M. W a h much as possible. \
this week. *
.
was
ideal
for
the
horses,
as
well
as
fair
Is largely due to the efforts of
deferred until afternoon.
lace, Miss Emma Irwin, Mr, Ran
putting, pep into the large and en- women and the spirit with which
Clerk here opened the bids for • C ontracts have been let for the re dall Chase and’ Mr. Charles W h it
R. J . P acetti, deputy game w a rd e n ..
they have taken hold of their propor
. re-modeling the court house, the bid modelling of the Elk'a building which ner.
for this district and representing the thuslastlc crowd.
the
county
has
purchased
for
a
of i’rice & Colltr being for the sum
" T h e M idw ay,” with all its varied tion p f the work betoken# the new
Federal government 'was a visitor to
spirit of the feminine era with which
of $2437.00 and .the bid of S. 0 . court house and as soon as thia work
havc
ty on'
t^
Mr. and Mrs. A. K . Powers
> -• - the
me .d
icay
im Tuesday
i u o u > ; of
*.» this
»...» week.
— attraction s, is running full blast.
Shinholser * was for the sum of is finished the building will be # va
Ip. as their guests, Mr. Powers’ m other,! Mr. P a c etti Is paying close attention Ghe
Ghe weather
weather man
man and
and Johnny
Johnny JJ .. the world ia coming up abreast, waa
work of re
the opiniona expressed yeatprday by
$2294.00, and on motion of 0> P. cated by the county and
Jopes
have
struck
up
a
partnership
I t Ts^ Dlanned Mrs. M. F . ' Powers and his
aunt, to the m atter of tho migratory bird* Jopes have struck up a partnership
W. E . Castle, prominently Identified
Swope, seconded by C. W . Entx- modelling can start. f ‘ •new hotel ready for next Mr*- M , r Y 1(0u Faison of Walace, anj
taking every precaution to see for the occaalon- and together they
minger and carried, the bid of S. 0 .
on the fair grounds.
season* h
*
1 N ° rth Carolina.
I that the federal la v ia upheld.
[provide entertainm ent that i> by all
(Continued on page 3)
For the Y. \V.
A.'
held im po rt
ant MEETING
THIS MONTH
“VALDEZ” IS
N AM E F O R
NEW HOTEL
WILSON WILL Y. W. C. A. IS
START HOME DOING A VERY
TOMORROW NOBLE WORK
fc B
SI ft/
FAIR DRAWS
LARGE CROWD
IN ORLANDO
1 S*
•’
!
�/FEBRUARY 7. 1919
TI1E SANFORD HERALD
PAGK EIGHT
CATES. CRATE COMPANY
s o m »: o r 0111 prices
No. 2 W. C. Oats - J3.25
INire Wheat Shorts - 3.75
"
"
Bran ISO
Lur<> Dairy Feed - - 4.25
Purina "
" - 4.10
•• I] ok
" ■« 4.00
*• Horae " - 3.60
"
Scratch " - - 4.50
" Chirk Mush Feed 4.50
No. 1 Alfalfa Meal
Green • ■
• 3.10
Half and Half
- • 3.50
Green Cross
3.50
Phone 181
«PLRINA4
£ c ALFJ
Jci HOW
“ The Big Feed House”
If your slock and chickens could talk, they would
thank you for buying
-
PURINA FEED
* m : i > IX)It EVERT NEED. NONE BETTEB MADE.
Oi'AHANTEED.
SATIS! ACTION
Huy the iTecd in the checker board sack.
We are sole agcnta for this feed In Sanford
CAN Nl'PFLY S W E E T POTATO AND OTIIEK PLANTS IN SEASON
O P E N SE A SO N FOR GAME
them by the ravaging Hun, their qnquenchuhlc spirit in the midst of
overwhelming woes will never he for
gotten.
Marie Rose Lauler was a French
school girl in a Belgian convent when
the wur broke out and she tell* from
a woman s standpoint the story of
the German advance through Bel
gium, tells of the barbaric atrocities
committed upon women, old men
and children and recounts, ulso the
story of her own Imprisonment by
the Germans, her escape and. re * B. J . PacettI, deputy game warden
capture, and finally how she came to for th ia district hag asked that pubt h e ’ Imlfed STIites of which she was
and is n citizen, although at the be
ginning of the war she had , never
been to America and could not
ho b-whitc
speak .English.
r,' r' s '
Nov. 20It would he ditncult to imagine a P«rtrl,lK«'
more' damning indictment of Ger- ‘ j r ' •
many and Germ an “ Kultur" than is
Rutiled
found-in—the story-.ufcrrhkr - y o u m n n m r Nrfr
maid of Franco, imply and in words
Dove, Nov. 20-Dec. 31. .
made charming by the quaintest of
•Duck, goose, brant, hlack-helliei
accents, Marie Rose Lauler recounts and golden .plovers, Wilspn snipe
a story which ihcontrovertibly con yellowlegS,•coots, gallinulos, Nov. 20
"t "
...
• . "W
* •'
"
- *
victs -the Hun of the. most revolting Jan
. 31. .
barbarism.
*
-Woodcock, Nov. 1-Pec: 31.
.
It is • a wonderful' story."
This
Rail, other than coot and galli
young French girl, scarcely twenty
null**,. Nov. 20-Nov. BL
years old, tells of I h.- greatest hap
penings almost t m all history, tells
•>f sorrow and grief and pain and
then right ,m the nrid'si of
it all.
vi 11 11 true Gallic spirit, yin- gives uiSem in ole llaltk A n n e x
tcrafnrs In ll.i-ims of wil and humor
. Fit it with the proper parts, properly installed and it will show its apprecia
tion.. 'We have the accessories and parts a fid know how to install them.
This de
partment is being greatly e n l a r g e d w e are now ready to meet your every require—
ment in parts for Fords and other cars. We cannot enumerate the many “articles
Horn flint we have in this linr._j_Ai! we ask is that you just fix this one point
mind now.and forever: .
•
Armours Special Garden
Fertilizer, any amount.
Nitrate of Soda
7 ', C. S. Meal
Hordwood Ashes
Rock Lime
Illue Stone
Paris Green, Arsenate Lead
Hlack Loaf 4".
Let lure Hampers. Rushel
Baskets and all Kinds
of Crate Materials.
'
W hen Y o u Think o f Auto A c
cessories for Your Car, Think-.a,t
115 Park Avbnue
- W E W I L L B E C L A D T O S E R V E YOU
W IG H T TIRE COMPANY
•i eti: 11 >1
Th ere an- litany ev n le n ie - uf I In
growth and prosperity of Morula
(hiring ilu pa-t quarter ci-ntiirA. I*ut
line Ilf till IIIII I i mil rr tr ••\Ulll|ili--«,iif
Vy t h e a n linn n * i inei t uf t h e
\\ i'-sim
( ump.iiiy
Us a
il* ' t w e n t y
i I ' i e l i r a l i nn
a n n i v e r s a r y it
h a n i l su t l i c new
III
lie
knuwn
uf
tin
a
■ mi
lighten up tier recount al and
..lie g l i m j ' - e -•Ulliitllitlg of t lie
iiolomitahle pluck and courage of
make-
W ater Service
MV\
\T
Till
■great war
tilth
I Sanford residents are fortunate in
‘ fleeil tu have an opportunity to hear
I Mis- l.auler's siury
She will speak
\.it (lie l.vric
Theatre \\ eil Ili-il.iV
•\eniiig. l-i hriuiry I Jtli.
at - 10
u'l liii k
This Uutir has in en -t-1 in
urder that the le c tu re may not inter
fere vs ith prayer meetings at ihv
various churches
Single a'l ini—-imp
.i •1it 11s in cents; children, .Li cents
IISSIII
a g r e till o r a l
Till. . " it - 1 rn,
>it h its vanoiihraii' h hoii-es. many ili-.t riloit mg
wari houses and "\er three hundreil
ugent- i- linn known in every part
uf thi stale, lull tw.-nty live year*
agu it was -lafteil in l.ii l.-nnv ill*- aa very small iniAing plant with a
darkey .11 ilu* -Imv.-I
I nder the
guiding hand of the president ;aml
founder, Lorenzo A
Wilson, the
gruwlli has In en AV.,d> and sub
stalillal, I In- immense plant of today
being I In- large-1 nf ll- klliil m I he
•lit ire Illlt I
that
H IE
that
h a s nmv e i i i n t u its
hull i e III .1Iti 'ksi i l i vi l l e
.1-
fur
In r uf vi .i r - . hut the eulhimat uni
ca me ilurii g tin- r* •••lit llioi 1* - "i
Ihi ,'.i. .<l,ii. S hi T u r k - ill l e nt - i n •!
{ In e Mc r n ii n n tc these Christian rates
and I..*.v—
tills ileveliipineiit is brought to mind
A T i m l i n r l i rlih/.ei
|•r-it.llS all-
IIII* ha**
t i n, feel ill/.a* i o n I •u t
• 'I 11•*t »*fnv I •#
l-i e v e ' y i l e t a i l
III h e l l e r p r o d u i T l o t l . gul l l g lleeplv
i n t u suit prolili*Ills a n d . r. . p p e » t l l i s u n t i r i n g e ne r g y
• lithiisiiisiii h a s J e s t
a n d hu i o ' I " i n - p i r . i t uni t •
t h e ma n y a i d e w o r k e r s g a t h e r e d - m l
15. 0 . PAINTHK K lv ltT ll.l7.K I
.Iiie k s n n v illc , F lo r id a
Fertilizers. Insert iri ties. Sprayers, [‘mi
.rifiA flsv r'..
I an.jf .
,• f.-rtilit r t t irv •» i S
SAM 111(11. II. OKID A
<
bi s urgaiit/.at i " i i un t i l t h e w h o l e fur *•
has
felt
represented
nationally
in
a
dynam ic
po we r
agricultural-inCT-
CS.t.s.
.
the only c >uniry avail*
The $ IU0,0011,1100 reby itqigii.-L-L gin* mainTl.irty millions arc
t Ilu- I'liinediate need;
f 111At I. .--
■t o
T h e re ’s__
Nothing
Like it for
Results
“ 1 am glad you
J k V ~ JB m B t
are using the Long
./[
Distance Bell Tele
phone in your busincss. There’s noth
ing like it for saving time and traveling ex
penses; It is the source of direct profit and
satisfying results.
-
-i a r t
Our New Offices
d . im tih -llli-iiL h
t bem
I h i . , i• a m l -
again ]
1'iu -t
in-
T-rrm-e-s-
quut a
uni;, -f I . -oil
it lias been hard (o lind sulu itors,
every huily rs bu-y . Iiut if iful ai'ii-d,
will you uni take you' gift fur tills
lause to tlie IVoples Bank.
Every
dollar given gras to t lie land and
does its ilotlar's yAorlli. for all e.x-
That we may Rive to our thousands of friends
and customers e v e n better service than in the
past, we have purchased and remodeled a building
IdJlR'JS urv ltrivalcli'- iMl. . BnatidiuiL
Wilson, e x -Ambassador Mofgantliau
and others are b a c k * of this" drive.
The need makes its own appeal:
We still have enough to share, and
the response shows the appreciation
of the opportunity to help in the
Good 'Snuiaritan spirit. A few days
still remain.
for our offices.
T h is building is conveniently lo
cated, being on W est Hay Street just three blocks
4
from the Union Station.
As a celebration of our
twenty-fifth anniversary we have moved into our.
new offices
Help us to celebrate by making us
a visit and getting better acquainted.
• "Very often I talk to salesmen and to
customers on important matters. That’s
one advantage of the BeH Telephone. You
can sit in your office and bring the world to
Yours for Ideal Service
“Thanks for the order. By using the
Long Distance Telephone you enable us to
save twenty-four hours on the shipment.
Yes, it certainly is wonderful.”
Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company
.
Agricultural Building
Every Bell Telephone ia a Long Distance Station.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
M anufacturers Ideal Fertilizers
Aa
world
keroic
gium.
Marie Rate Laulrr
long an the memory of tt^c
endures people will honor the
women of France and • Bel
The outrages . Visited upon
772 West Bay Street
* Jacksonville, Florida
�PAGE TWO
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
W.cll, the bunting season will soon
be out and then the birds can be
happy again. 1 think everyone has
had their share o( game from the
amount of shooting around this sea
son.
tende_d_ the auction s a le » of U. S.
army mules in Jacksonville recently
a nd each have n fine team.Hi I
it looks like t h e ’ German people
can't be satisfied with anything.
They want trouble all the .time.
thiqk their brains are* but few.
Those that have their cucumbers
up now have a poor chance to save
them for they are so easy to be
kill id by cold.
Some people are
planting beans and sweet corn but I
think they will have to plant again
for there will be lots of cold yet.
L. X. Dunbar has gone over to
Coronado for n f e w days fishing.
There wasfquite a frost Monday
night.
Thin ice was noticeable
A HUNCH OF IN TERESTIN G IT E M S FR O M CORTuesday morning, f N o f great dam
R ESPO N D EN TS—EV EN TS OF SE M IN O LE COUN
I see by the .World that the age was done.
French
people hate to see President
The woods and roadsides in the
T Y — EFFIC IEN T R E P O R T E R S FO R T H E HERALD
Wjlsyu leave France.
They are hammock lands arc lovely with the
afraid things will not go right after wild violets, both the blue and the
moved out his he leaves there. They seem to fear white.
J . Thompson th e , Germans about the armistice
.The Martins visited their old
peace.
nests the first of the week and w*’
LONG WOOD P IC K -U P S
were in hopes that it was a sign that
spring had really come, but the frost
on Tuesday night don't look that
There will be preaching at th
Lutheran church next Sunday morn
ing and evening by thrir pastor
Mrp. Itoy Lee and little William
left last Sunday for t h c h o m e of her
mother in Winter Park,
Carl Pierson carried over Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Lundqulst and their
little daughter to DeLnnd on Sun
day and when she'was first injured.
Hoy Lee also took the father and
child over once.
*
Rev. Albertson of DeLand, our
Sabbath school missionary is expect
ing to lie with us for the Sunday'
school at J.’UO and for preaching at
•1:00 p; m.
Mr. McWorkmun of Indianapolis
arrived Tuesday and with' spend a
few weeks with his nephew, J . E.
Phipps at their camp on Greenwood
Lake.
"U n cle J o e ” Clousir who has bf'en
quite ill was taken to Orlando to the,
hospital on Fjmlny and is very much
better at this waiting.
We believe'all will be pleased to
know that-ou r little school has sent
Old bill kaiser is yet on the see
$5 011 for the Arnty'ninn* besides the
*Mr. and Mrs, Caldwell of Orlando
saw
horse in ilollund and the crown wfflle in town one day last week
$9 given a t Christmas time to the
Do looking after their orange grove.
Children’s Home at Jaeksonville. as- prince is still in the fish camp.
wheel last Sunduy, giving us a n 'e x cording to the treasurer, Mrs. John they ever see any happy' days of
liar and daughter. Miss
cellent sermon on " L e t my people?
Elsie Dunbar wi fe shopping in San. A-serf mm arrlffrnt Acctin'td'TIiufv
ford Sattmfay.
EA ST . S A N F O R D
day, afternoon at the home, of Mr,
Mrs.* Dinkt3 spent Tuesday anil
and Mrs. Andrew Ilertlegon spent and Mrs. Elmer LunriqUist when
Wednesday
in Orlando, the guests-of
Mr. and Mrs. Jo e Cameron, Mr.
Tuesday afternoon at the hoqie of their little three year old daughter,
and Mrs. D. H. Hrisson and Ed. J. the Misses Rand and Mrs. Maurey.
Mrs. Elmer Lundqulst.
Girtla Marion rut herself botfly in
Cameron made a pleasant party last
The ladies of the Civic League will
Mrs 11 origins spent Saturday af
Wednesday driving to Zrflwood as
ternoon in town, stopping with Mrs.
invited luncheon guests of Mrs.
Hartcorne at her heautiflul winter
home Holly Arms. T h e party were
GEN'EV V
mtnh interested in meeting MrAubrey Moran made Sanford a
Hari corne's mot hut who very [*business w>rt Saturday.
ceiiily arrived from her naJtKe home.
Mrs. Haw tings of Chicago is the
Paris,' France, where -slay was ail
gUCRtc of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
through tffe"War,
We understand Hoy Lee has rumPhillips..
nymeed work at the Pajter -Mill and
'-Herman Steel arrived Ticiflftp* U."S.
M r. Leltoy o f , Chicago is reglsis' stopping, nt jm jti-u L - witdi, his
last week from Franco w h ey IpL has teretl at the Geneva House for the
been , in I he with Iess service ■rime
Farm Help Situation Relieved
I
.
The farm labor situation in Flor
ida has been greatly relieved sinre *o
many of the (arm boys and farm
help have been mustered out of <h*service. The release -«f these men
was hastened due to Uie efforts of
farm help specialist, Y. O. T r a i le r ,•
who immediately put the necessary
information before the county agents
anti the farmers as a whole. In giv
ing out the information, Mr. Trailer
gave explicit- directions how to go
about getting' these boys released
from thq service. He stressed upon
the farmers th a t i t was necessary for
them to get their requisitions for the
release of the men to the war department-at once, in order that the agri
cultural interests secure the most
desirable men for the farm. Where
a man's service is needed un the
farm,' no trouble has been experi
enced in getting his release unless he.
is .in some branch of the service
where it is impossible to be mastered
. . Loot) Wars of the Past.
ATTevlew or lit'Ii.ry shows tlilrt iiff"
the most momentous clashes of arms
have resulted In long wars. In tlio
middle ages England waged an intermittunt conflict with Fra mV- Upown xcs
the Htitidreil Y e a n war; while tin- cor
responding rnritllet between England
nnd Sent land may Is* said 16 "have
been a llvc-ceuturv cim*.
HOTEL
LONGWv'Oon
m its. o. u :ha
V7u
Under new m r-a -m e -t,
hunting and bail., i i . . . \ |)i(
home-like place. « n
ul(
i.■r.srlmitifc. glvev <•.*
rafen to per tics. Northern r.»
- MJMjWil.il> i
y
Y JACftONVILlf-FU
EuropeanWav Cofflftoe ■HoderrvSowwJ
outfit roore-Sreamliwted•*l.eup’Cafe«
cx w tK A ’ Cwwniwtf to Everythin •Is
hwrt of City-Send for Booklet-..
) - • W1K0U W.SMITH, PROP H .1
G O O C H T O T H E L A S T DROP
ASK YOUR
GROCER
Mid-Winter
International Bible Conference
ST . AUGUSTIN E, FLORIDA
February 23rd to March 3rd Inclusive
W ell Armed
a
FEBRUARY U
T O E SANFORD HERALD
m
>un atvommnflat i >n
r.tv -.
Whan companv conics
there is no lim e io
waste—no chances to
be taken—so mother
sees that there is tilways a can of
CALUM ET
POWOER
1'riuccss
(ktlilnhi,
Descended
From Cherokee Chieftain. Joins
Canteen Forces in F ra n ce .
on hand. Cakes, pies,
dough nuts, muffins, ami
all good things to eat
must be dressed op in
their best taste anti
POLICY of the Fortl Motor Uojt puny to sell its cars for the lowe I
possible price, consistent with tie
pendable tjualily, is too well known
tortejuire continent. Therefore, be
cause of present conditions, there
ean lie no changes in (lie prices on
Ford cars. 1 :
•
•
•
•
then, too, her repuMliofi as a rook must
Lt: uphi M — and she
"rJaiany1 it cm Calumet
carry time. S!io knows it
will not dis;t]ijM)int her.
Order a can and h.’-vi? the
"company" kind ul b.ikiuga
c u r . day.
Calumet contains only such
ingredient?* a* have been
iiyitfuvciL. nlliaaliu... by lliu
U. S. Food Authorities
g**-*vt—h*-ip— —f rutTn—nird—utittk tfi billy and two p m r y iTTtmite
Chassis $475.00}
Runabouts $500.00, Touring Cars $525.00, Trucks
$550.00, Coupelets $050.00, Sedans $775.00.
r. o. n. lomtoir
AUTO ACCESSORIES
Y NOT CO M E TO T H E PLACE W H ER E
YOU CAN G E T WHAT YOU WANT?
WE HAVE THE ACCESSORIES THAT YOU HAVE BEEN WANTING AND
- P A R T S FOR YOUR FORD. WE LIST IIELOW A FEW OF TH E MANY
ITEMS WE HAVE FOR YOU.. READ TH EM OVER CAREFULLY:
♦ W E SPECIALIZE IN TIRES AND TUBES
SANFORD CYCLE CO M PAN Y
L. Y. BRYAN, Manager
115 Park Avenue
Phone 2 5 1-W
A teal, sure-enough Indian princess,
Ih going to Franco to help entertain
Oto American soldiers and snllont until
the last one of thorn ban been returned
to the United State*.
She l* Princes* (lalllohi. great
granddiuighter of' th*- fatuous King
Cooweeskowee. chl*-f of the Cherokee*,
and her mission In Franco will be In
connection with the canteen work of
thd Y. M i\ A, Her Americanized name
Is Miss Anne Ross and for .two years
or more she has appeared as a lecturer,
singer, dancer and exponent of the tri
bal life of her chosen people. She was
elpuen to ptne for lit*- Zolrmy statue
of Sequoia, .tn ancestor of the Chertv
kee nailoti and inventor of th*- tribal
alphabet
|his statute stands in the
Mall nf Fame at Washington, I). C.
The princess will have a rather db
versified program
Stie will sing In•Ban songs and dance Indian dances
for the American soldiers ami saltora
nnd between times will dispense tho
dozens of different articles that arc
part of the stock of every Y. M. C. A.
canteen. She Is highly educated and
has several limes acted as a mediator
between her people and the white realdents of Oklahoma, her native state.
C. F. WILLIAMS
Agent
SEEDS!
EDWARD IIIGGINS
Salesman
e carry all leading and standard va
ries (>f seed which have beeiv/tcsted
vst adapted to our soil and climate.
Sorgum. Millet, Rape. Egyptian Wheal, Texas Serf
1 ane, Onion .Seta, English Peas. Hcana, Etr.. Kir-
Seed Potatoes all varieties, Poultry and Bee SuppHcs
Tbi«GVv „fJilL , cat
V * 11 on 118 f,,r «ny information desired in our linei, n » k N
vivbu,! ,lly Stor* ‘
Uur new Spring Seed and Supply CaUtof*
is ready.
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PAGE THREE
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the sum of $799.50 to be pah
county one
s“ !TTftmrtf(l to notify Jam es
Russell t>» d.Montinue preaching at
I)r. Tagg eett address'd the >>>arti
the'pu m ps being put down by
.id*Co., ami make report
Mr.
of t . \\. Kutzmingcr,
. being built In the county, and il
in reference Id the purchase >>f call
1 " ' l!* dip.
Dr. (Jillis, representing t
Chipman Cliemihal Co.. I n - , a!
ded addressed, l h*‘_ b u ;u d ’ tr-. t . I i i t hlc_,
e !. .M■' t,h • | ur» base * of «:it !-*•• dip. a
fun -Ii i.ti'dod the prut* of $1 _’0 pc guJu
ii : >
and on motion of ... I’ li.ii.ai .
f i r re* on d erP ’by C. . \Y. Ktjtzmingcr in
. carried, clerk is instructed to advc
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The Flavor Lesys
All three kinds sc3'cd
in air-fi^ht, impurityproof packages. Be
SURE to get WRIGLEY5
lor feed and groceries fol
of February are hereby
.» ti'iitrU'Ua
AFTER
EUERV
MEAL”
.J ilS x i
SAVE the Leather
p your owoes r
LIQUIDS AND PASTES
The Economy of
Buying Good Tires
FOR B L A C K , w h i t e ,
TA N ,AN D O X -b lo O d
( d a r k B R o w n )S h o o s
THir r . o A u r v
It’s m ighty poAr econom y to put cheap
tires on your car.-- - _—_________
If you can ’t depend on y ou r tires, you
can’t depend on your car,
... .
—and you can ’t’ get th e ‘ high grade of
service it o u g h t to give you.
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N »•! i r..
ton was
Itimd
f.rinrms
urdi red
p u i lii’ b uild
approved.
of Toney FV
wus uptV'v*issued
liamson and C. K. Hartley, in view
tine road ami report to thin boar I al
the in *1 ri gular meeting, nnd also
they slia.l make a survey of th- road
as set forth in the petition, r
Motion of O. I*. Swope, second.•?!
by C. W. Kntrminger, Attorney. J . J .
Dickinson is hereby instructed to
prepare a bill to !»• pr.'tmU'd I < the
next li'Kislalurc, prohibiting the run
ning’ at large of hogs in ‘Seminole
county, same to be p.ct* -d i./.h a
refn-endum clause n ttj".i? d . V > mg.
ditions: •
Our . nearest Sales and Service Depot
t)ealer will gladly help you.
United States Tires
arc Good T ires
LOOK OUT!
T h e h o u . e w l f o uf Ho l l a nd woul d a l
most a s rnon lx* wi t hout f ood a * w i t h
out h e r " I t o a l Dutch D r o p s . " as aho
i j u a i n t l j f - c a l l s OULU J L K U A U l U a e l M U Urn lu incur nlid -ilkiugi:
They r e s t o r e *trcnirlt»
~fT,c-j )u j r tr. ullli . while there I. lime. Oil Ca p s u l e * .
nn.l
a r o r e s pons i bl e In a g r e a t m e a s u r e
Don't Walt until Utile pains l.e- atop t*lw
f
or
t
he
s
t
ur
d
y,
ro b ui t h e a l t h o f t ho
Artie*.
Doii‘1 Hill" with disease.
To
avoid future .ntTi-.ioir ••"••l**
'•••»” * Hol l ande r*.
K i d n e y t u m b l e s .Inn't ’ i b - i r r e a r of
l li ri n«. I vr e
Ti n y i: mi *
idowljr till!
nt . vul Ul v wtnlrrmlnlnit
heal tli
wi t h
c e r t a i n t y , until you f al l a vie*
with t •
. . . .
•' p.
eutee
- I .1
.r to... < ery
day until >uu are . ». .ri.y free ftuitt
;
They represent the highest value it is
possible to build into tires.
There
five different passenger car
treiids—the only complete line built by
any tire pianufacturer.
Each has the built-in strength that means
your money back in extra miles.
Among them are exactly the tires you
want for your car, and your driving con-
iro.suirAui.KY
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
It pays to buy good tires—U nited States
Tires. ‘
c o S pohations
Motion of 0 . I’. S « m> >i\ se'Glided
by C. W. KnUihing -r, Attorney
J . J . Dickinson is hereby in .l r j- te d
to pr-jiar*- n bdl to l*« ur •^.t»•I (•>
tlu- o si I
hit'ir" o- .' .'■•».**
t hr
running at large of cattle m Simp
mob' mu uiy. Sami' D> la* paasixl
with a referendum •'at
a l ' t bed.
Voting Yes:
I., I*. H i^ tn . C. \V.
Entr.rrtingtr and (J. F. Stymie. No:
K. II. Kdlie>'.
Clerk i» lit'/cby instruct. 7 to adv e r t i v is n i in t'.ir nar./o.-.| Herald
for t ’r.e l:«?>.t :.'u y - t U y s . .
* l a s Coi.et.tor j i i o . it. JiiiKins ap-
tin not i l e l t } . <ln to yo ur i l r u c : P ' m l
Insi st on h i s mi pplyiiif you w i t h tP l . i *
M
i l l ‘ A t . I l anr l epi *'ll t\ ,..»ulca
Taiio
pain.
Thi. w• ;. known t*t. '«>r •'n. i li.r* l>een# t he m aa di rect ed. and . f you a r e nut
one t.f t* • i tl> hi . I i *t . i'l> • >f H o i -' . . . t i m e d wi t h r e s ul t * you. ijrui-Mlet w II
Iniul t r i ni in . ■« In luV • Hi" itoy*-r«- Kindly r e f un d yoiir nmneir. la»ok f o r
ment of the Netherlands it run ted a t he n a m e GO L D MIOD.U. on t he b o *
■pecli ' eh t i t e r authorial!!*; IU prepara and accept no other. I n ' s c a l e d b o l e * ,
three nlire
tion a d r.lv .
If any other section
had Florida palms and pines
A nd even a small portion of the otlirr beauti
ful trees, shrubs and plants, native to
-A. tj,jg gtatC( ctn you imagine any of'their
people living in’ homes lacking the shade and
comfort theae may be made to afford
No oilier part of the country can have attrac
tive home grounds of distinctive character with
native material at as small cost as may Florida.
Every home m the State should bear testimony
to'this fact in its plantings..
R o y a l Palm N urseries co m p lete
in e x te n t and v ariety of sto ck
They offer the largest assortment of semi (to p ical
and tropical trees, shrubs and plains lobe found in
the eastern half of the United Stairs— everything
t,
backed by years of successful experience. All
thiseiperience ill production and planting ii
inch
mmi rn*r<i a ml luminariird in the new Royal
Palm c a t a l o g , ihc "beautiful Grounds
book." Write today for f r * J copy and
learn for how little money you can.
improve your homo (r o u n d s.
11R o n ii. r s : R o y a l P a lm N u u ^
On e c o , F l o r i d a
r ie s
�THESANFORDHERALD
K. J . IIOIil.V, Ldltor
\\ M. HAYNES' Business Manager
ing in LakrUnd nr Kissimmee. The
lletU — Speer
Lakeland papers (ell- of the -deal in
Thjr Baptist Temple^ pn Monday*
Tam pa and the Orland* papers are of this week wa* the scene of a wed
Yuli M the dnines of crook* in San- ding (‘hreMony which is of interest
f"rd and Lake's rd
Jnck*:>n\ills* n . t o t h e m a n v f * . * n d > of t h e c o n t r a c t lats th,> e * j erii*nei'» nf men «h o l> st m u p a r . ui - : <
col, I f a d i n g p a r t i e s
their moiwv. in e ' e n
other p‘..i-v h ' - m g ■ ' 1 :** P a .'_\ B e t t s a n d
Mr
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N " J U S T
BETWEEN YQU.AND ME *
EVEN THE GATE POST
NOT IN IT i
I ' Vtnong Ye Taking
'ai:h. He‘11 Print,’em
S o S a j s Saunicrcr,
I
aid*
l» PS
*
Mi iiw-
» Mer
Mail
\i
jut- f
iNufdff-or ft,
k
,
ej
c->tn>* without
irt'tta
n«*rhll
<t •/ Mkftfc %r4 !»T*
I at w ht-n it rami* to r.ur*i*«
Vou always woke to view
>otr,e peach from Ziegtleld'* f
B a l d i n g yp a League o
randcntly requires skilled i
ship - ansi cojisoierai'le t*me
Everybody'
t.o» adays. ,\
t hv w ar prof
American g.ri
the army .»
This country.
r on science
lie: datigcrou* and
Who jtUpptd l a e p . l u t a you
the strictly honest mar.
caught, if the ordinary
method 1* followed. a* u
Who «at bej t d r y o j j j pillow
Hot! of the public tu Florida.
It is said that these men are in
Sanford or have been.' The author,t'e? here state that .there ha» beer,
but o r, c^ase reported to them m the
past two \ears of any jojte losing
money in thi* county through "wire
tappin g."
There may have -beer.
*t« n n d e
the a t t r a c t i v e d a u g
ter o f M r and Mrs. C. A
Betts
r e s i d e n t of yat.fo rd for m a n y >ru*s
She w as ed u cated in .th e
put u
schools here ar.d has jL*t recent
com pleted a business course in J a ; »onvii!e. She has ever been popular
And stroked your fevered ha
And made you kind of caVekss
How long-you lingered there
I" the radtar.t effulgence
Of j fovelv baby stare
omeln
y o urge
Ro*^ggaiSMs s i^ NC
n * roumielav*
There is nothing w hich ‘will rid the
chirged
country of this ‘class of crooks any
om was ju s ! recently di,
f rom the aviation depart
P U T IN OUR BAN K 50 C E N T ? , 5 1 .0 0 , 5 2 .0 0 . *5 .0 0 , 510 00
n n
n oRE
cweEACH
arn u
/ c c u e n u _’a u
j c C uc
520^00
Oo Rt a 0
WEEK^FORVp
W££
k s o £ EACH Y_EAR'
The r.urse who
W.is Private Pete K e « o U k i.
IN F IV E Y E A R S YOU H A V E A C C U M U L A T E D
5125.0 0 , 5250,00!
5500.007 5l7l567o6,"5’l,566.0b, S5.«'3d.Ot7 OR MORE.
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HAVE YOU EVER SAID: "IF. I ONLY HAD MONEY NOW."
.
MAKE UP YOUR MIND TO b a nk a c e r t a i n sum of
MONEY REGULARLY.
NO COST. T.O JOIN.
Jilted ah
C O M E IN'* L E T U S . E \ P l AIN T H E P LAN.
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YOU C A d L - i O i l L l i a ^ - ^ O W . . -
Y O IT W I L L R l C E T T E T T E R C E H T I N T T R E S T
PEOPLES’ BANK OF SANFORD
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and Vegetable Crate*
You Can Buy P ro a Ua at
Wholesale Priera
W.A.McrrydayCompaiy
PalaLka, Florida
SANFORD MAN
EXPERIENCE
The Banking
Methods of
Today
are
cased
upon
the
principles recognized a n d
applied
in
t h e ope av io n 01
Tj r j j j
th e F e d e r a l R e s e rv e S y s te m .
^ou
e
S U PPLY DF.PT
ow e
it
to
y o u r s e lf
to
t r a n s a c t y o u r b a n k in g b u s in e ss w ith a b a n k w h ic h is a
m e m b e r of th is s v s te m .
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TOE
FEBRUARY H i l 9 I 9
Lillie Happenings
Mention of
Matter* in Hrlef
■personal items
oC.I merest
In and About
The City &
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Reader*
mt-f.tiiry
I , |)r
V. * I 1 a*
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r, f . , I
Hutu of Jacksonville is th e '
Ford accessories. ..verythding for
\tI Hutt* of his the a u to . " I h e mart at the turn t* who hav.yi
nf
lii?
son,
j'JI-r
to serve you."
Wight Tire ( n tills v. i'lt.-r
riiy for a few weeks.
-JO-l'ti
Se to in oft' lfank AnnexT
enjoy a'di- i
and
greases,
oils
jhst gaaolinn,
Mrs.
It.
J
.
Starling
and
daughter,
'"iir-i.iQui.-k service.
‘"I* hr man at the
Mrs.
A.
B.
Peterson
left
las!
Wednee
w*-*\
|
i
\\ •- d r til
Wight Tire
curl' is. i f -wrv y,iu
day for Jacksonville. They will l>s- Mr attd M.^
40-1
tc
Mr
a ,.t M,.
_ s.-minnle Hank Annex
the guests of Mrs. Starling's sister, Whiieoinn, Mr and M -> Irwin. Mif you witih to make a rash con Mrs. R obt. W, Sim m s for several and Mrs Me l..tt>lin. Mr. Ouole'.
tribution to the Y. W. C A cam days.
Mrs. Peterson will leave J a c k Miss Dnoiey, M
Alice Wait tier,
paign cf 1919. take 't to Mr. It. H. sonville Feb. 22nd for New York Mrs. Ed. Higgins,, Mrs. 1). i,
On* Cashier of the I’eopleS Hfttlk. rity to meet her husband. O a p t .1Thrasli/r. Hr. ' Mrf\i*!jij, Me Bf-'wn40-1 tc
Pe’terson wlu> will return from over- lee,
Janus Crabtree of the mival <re- seas soon .
C
y
j^ru-s uhth ' '|r' ut
his cousin I Please leave your order for Elder
Tamna stopped over wit h his cousin.
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K Itoumillat.
( S «,rin«9 ' ' al(cr f r o ™ J “' " V V
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Pea c l> «>»y* l f >*ou " ‘I1 k,," n-v
Go to W. H.
I read well, elec- 0 |Jserve the- above you will help me
triciati. Eagle building for prices on t0 ri<n,|er better service. ' Thank
house wiring,.electric fixtures, motor ym| T 0 . Charles. Tel. No. d ll W.
repairs and all other electrical work.
.
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‘in.ot,.39-2tc
Mrs..
W. J. David of Brunswick
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Drink Elder Springs Water
Georgia, is in the c i t y for a few days
b'ii~btI3llie3s7------------ --------------------------Ask your Doctor.
Y o . Charles. Tel. No. 31 M V
Mrs. Jo h n Pound of Dacula, Ga.,
40-1 t c
Is Hit guest of her nieces, Mrs. W. (*.
\V. A. Leavitt-who h'as been w ith B r a y ' a n d Miss C lara* Milled.
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STANFORD HERALD
I hoir Party
Monday evening tin- Presbyterian,
elioir entertained with an apprei-iation party at J lie result to r ■,,f Mr
“ ," 1 M- ' I* 1- U ....Jr.'f, wtr.’idr-RUin-l
'f
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V>ud Vdterlldng I'cattire
The Sanfprd Truck-Grower*. Inc..
of .lit i,. city are doing some li.-st class
adverrlsiing in Orlando this week in a
new way.
PAGE FIVE
Birthday Parly
jolly crowd gathered at
I 0 eeiehruie her t welfl li
lurtltij.i.
\ lumiber of pres.’ it s
w* rc c i -i t.. t 1,i . r b us toss A nu tni . .» sF**.' <•i
,-d
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i * ut -1 t h ■■*1a*•'
1 ' •' 1 dr* . w.uit lomie happj after
fepurtuig a C'o'd time.
Those pres-
cni
w.-i
Maud*
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M .....
Hub;.-
1 * r,iw i
H u t*ij 1 -■
Humphreys.)
WE HAVE FOUND IT!
DAISY TILE
\ Pkitf i.i I BRAIN FILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water, t hemic il
Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture.
Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand
. Nitric and ’icric Arid tests in the construction of its immense arid plants.
.t*i;,a N ila tul, Sal\
M e K im .
Layy
1r '1*1*1' * i" i«l -*
I tin n* 'lie I
Viynn. Mj-t.-rs Nlinton U ynn.. Clar- |
an. *■ J‘. \ t.i. !.*hti.O And* *, Arthur
Huniphrus. Bruce Humphreys.
v
Our supply is Unified only by our demand.
mb i:
v g i : NTS
IN SEMINOLE, OR ANGK AND LAKE t (U NTIES, FLA.
Stork in yards and 25.000 ready for shipment.
MAHONEY-WALKER CO.
HANFORD. ri.Oltll) v
- * a- *V
Methodist t hurrh. Sanford
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- I ts
Sunday schout, 10 a, m.
Pri-.e king. 111to a. tn
There will
be an illustrated sermon f.*r children.
Subject. "Chii.it the G r e a t ' Magtlei.”
Text. *J(ilin 12:12.
Pray* r meet tug, T : t i p. m Wed- ,
TH O M A S ||. t U K K R , Ph. II.
hesday.
\n«|jiifal a oil C'antulting i ’ hrmlwi - Profrafiianal »f Natural H rlrn rr
't’mrftlu*. Notllnfi C'olfrgr, Flnrlda
Evening servici', 7 :3 0 p. m T h e r e !
will lie a tiflei'il m inu tes' sang ser- I
l-riia le ta b u ra la rr **f Itallln* Co lle ir
M r. T. O. l h »rIt*w
U l s t e r Call*, t'la.. N ot. lib . I l l *
xiee before preaching.
Subject.
.-Sanford* II***
11-par Sir*
"P a u l' before Felix."* T e x t. Acts 24:
I h»M» r fm jitci i ll r a r p f u t rVii*mlra! a n * l |* «i
« u «r i h e s a m p l e o f - a a l r r t h at
first
ELDER SPRINGS WATER
Yesterday they sent an auto toad
of celery to Orlando, nicely arranged
in small huuelus and earl) hunch
m r ra r t ? U « t » e r t i . a n a d h » t p
htalneil i h e ( o l l a a l a f rraulta.carrying a neat complimentary, card
e**l*r
Clr»r
C hU rlaw
1.71 Oarla per mlttlan
You ftre tn >st cordially welcome to
ll r « ril. ,n
Neutral
T s l » l i i t t l * , - > .« « parla-pee-mOilsn
td
L^-thrrnp ^ h n m tr t l
all s eft i t * .
f ret- \ n iw -m U
0 1 pa rr * per m i l l l i n
IlirJn eaa
2 1 .0 1 parla par mlttlan'
marji o( this organization.
tlh u m ln sb l \m m anla
1’r a r e
N liralet
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t *—.T r a ce
C. W. White, P. C.
T h e a h . e n r e pr artle a ll * o f f r e e . a n l a l h u m l n a i J a m m o n i a In Ihia w a t e r a n d
The celery was distributed not
ll> * e r j -In ill iinn u.11 u t rh lo r l n e I n . l l r a l e a |l* e t c e l l e n l q i a l l l f fo r h s u a r h o l d
purp u-en .
In a j i l l i l u u In i h e ( o m l q u a l l l ) r h u i a r l r r U l l r s o f s n p e r l n r h s u s r h a l i ^
only at t h e 'booth In the, f a r grounds
••America F irst"
■ ' t e r . Il p n n u e ss es s p e r la l f e a l u r r a o f m u r h t a l u e , p . p e c l a l l r I hou r o f e i r r l l r n l
but was delivered t o -the tourist resnaiur.il a e r a i l n n and 1 , 0 1 1 d e c r e e nf h a r d n e s s .
'
Sanford. musical ami dramatic talthe American Express Company at
t h e h a r i e d ,1 i g l r a l nnaljrsla, n - . u l i l n f In nn a r e r a a e l u l a l m u n i , In fo u r
Miss Elvira C arter of
Orlando 1 hlcnts of (he city at-l o ir homes',
otil is bii-ily rehearsing [or a produc
s a m p l e s Ilf Ihe » a i e r ,
T 1 l i a r l r r l a per r r n l . . an.I In ll n d in g no ru lu n . or o l h e r
Jacksonville has accepted a clerical spent 'th e week end with her sister..1 *" 1,1 ' wa.v
h a rm fu l h a r i e r l a . ' fu ll ) r a n tirm II* ( u o d q u a lll ) i n d i c a t e d b j the C I I K M i r i t
all I w u a (tion of the musical comedy. "Ameranal jtnU.
position here with tlie* A. C. L.
Mrs: U. T . Thrasher on Celery nvc - ’
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»*■' lt, (l
l,rut" 1 tea First or tin* Girl an*l the SolHI i h r n u n ) » a f p f * o f ihl« an I o t h e r r e g io n s ih a i 1 h a i r a n a l f i r d . ! h a t e
Miehelin Cord tirek.
" T h e m a n 'n u e .
|o f ’Celery that is homg p u l ‘ up by ilier."
fount! n*»nr a u p rriu r in nil gao*| q u ali tlr x in th at o f i h f *#KltJrr W a l r f . "
! o u r « i r r » r r i p r f l f u l l »,
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" U’iwht I
I this nmn*r» and It i- bellev d that
It will be giviti at the Lyric The- i
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baby girl are visiting Mrs
W-nd* i ;1^ M m IM, r,Hhe e.g tt„. brand m atre on Friday night. Feb! 21 and i>
•10-lie
under 1 1*.. ^ nispi.-es . of t h e ' l^uliml
mot her. Mrs.
. r»*fpr. teO—iu- axwws-ll
Guild
of C.tmrctt of chir-1 foTy
-AT MtdfTtT are f h-amt:
iknow n
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T.lui
pnwv
ha#-iu-£>Dgdogmr; Awo acts
.T K L g l ' H O N K J H - W - . . .
I I I I*AItK- W K . . .
NANTO HU. n .o llllU
nnivFng^intu their bungalow on Gel*
" M r." a nd'
& T’tms'. T.I RVltt *tmd I*
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mill mi extra act of.special fealurcj.
tr\>n ciUit1 joining the ffroprrty they
Mr, Raymond Key were -among
| • ,
Powell Caldwell
Overdone hundred take part in fin'rerenjly-sold to Mr. Shoemaker. /
tho se’ attending the fair at .Orlando
Tin
Howard Memorial Presliyvarious choruses, dances and ....... Complete line of .Mazda electric Tuesday.
tiTfllfl ehurc h presented a beautiful
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iaRii-n
The east of leading churue- value of a w a te r, nor will it .explain had some hogs that were down with
Ian - I ’orentine Gold lig h tin g lixsiflH1 Sal ir <la> afternoon at one
its mi-tlicm.il e j e c t . as some waters cholera and bad given upa all hope
1* ti
M rs* 11 I. P e rl.ins and
t *TS t- a- follows
lar*- tli*- iati-st tiling out.
W. II.
it Cftl/iit. whein a ' tiyiltittide of friends
Braxton of Daytona Beach a re t !lI'arm* na. Spanish Girl. Spy for showing low III soluble ingredients of savirfg them and would not spend
Trradw.-ll. E.itb- Imibliti'. phone 1^0
arid ,i ! rniri-r . a s s e t u l i b - d t o w i t n e s s
guests of Mr* Ella i.etlb-r and Mr-.
Gertt’ati' M ■ Marion Clarke. Mrs have acipiiri'd."itnd justly so, great *>ne penny tm them. I gave him one
:!.<-2t c*
H u - r tit't a!*
d M - . 1. . C I M
P oW .-ll.
ri-piil.it i.oi'
i
I pound pad of your II \ Thom as’
( ’In.-., . 1 Britt
i h. v."Mil |r a lij I l.'iV'-’U d .1li g !i I iT "I
Hog
IV Viler a’htt he bus just come in
I lr \\a!ton Bullet tn
1 2n, Geo
”
an I 1! i : r * Mr and Mr* Frank i’owi-M, and Mr
Messrs* ( ’has 'I. H-rtt
and
paid
me for it and advise* that
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irglnla,
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r
logical Survey of G eorgia, ■* t ys.
ig the 1*avid D f . i Id Well of Sanford, I 'a
Hill were among thus*- a'
every one of his sick
hogs got.
llu-e I!:iiii|.il|)li 11.11.It is a w--!l kin.wu fa*t that by well and that lie had killed them and
I )p Palma ra * - at I •at- " i " - a !
, i - ,p
ri, , 1, ijr•h oil
m r** ( ,11111■11111 Rati
the contltiueil tt.-e of water carrying
Sat unlay .
the uni of lor father, who gave her
now had them in fiis smoke house
S. A . G ir l, \ l l « S a r a
even
a small amiuint of sodium ear- and
Saturday
a wa v
Tin c i - n ' i i i o n y w a s l l l i p r e s - \\'ight
that all wer** a* fine A* any tic
Mrs W C Bray and her s:-ier,
\ iryi-ii t Fairfax
!i
\ t i rI. M
k
1llioi till* y ar
na -1 by It* v
bail
\l .- t !,ir a Mlib i, ;i!"l M :
L
I
|. .1 her Wilier
I.a p s k \
K 11,-r t ‘ Bawl* Sliotati'le
1and Mr
\!
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w
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avy.
Sain
II Massey an
1 ant t * nd'il t hat !>* * ti.i h ih
pr i* :iti- 11 a t t i n 1 o r g a n
t on at- M a i or Spot-wood, t onfi-d
leg.- VVOff down aptl so so- k t hat tii»
il dung liter on
.sfs Willis -rate \i-tetatt. Hubert Herndon,
l i , lier*
m rc
eel Hope Water is had to pry t lit-tr mm t It* HIIPII ;ttl'l
The
\It genuine
The little lad v
ot
tfed
at
t
he
ii it. It- *.f t Y b 1
,.bT
H
1
' i *w *-1!.
il.terrain-itu
springs ills Wif*- poured ill •• pun .1*■r tinlU u
Hide Bfcr/e,
Vt-Wspaper I ’tirre*
Jy li I tutilie
M
B t'*v
I Ml U I . p,*ndet>t - 'I l lov.l t aplaln Ivan
S .i n -i * Utv 'Tv . w umb r •i ml i - v • >,i I
t In ir 1 fir**at*
*-- Kb - 1 ri>- ( i i. si■r \*
\\
■bdnh,
M o . 1 It .I- »tl , 1. i’ll ! 'Mil il t uni- and .ti ll v. r* *t I.* all part - .if tie
n ease ti n<i * •* u in full 11f lit\ a*’T•> * ! : i * i i t n f g u a r
I an*M...............t Ito.i,y
I a .Soldi •r Setli \\ tool * it \ at ill* 1or .* galbois, *>r b l-alf
M.mtr ...
I air
111 l a r k At*i.rnb . n, a i-1 .t.-ol M . Mary rnlT l.o it i-ii lilt l' air] ax. 1 S Navy . gaHjiti bottle* J ..f title, it.'posi! r*- rouiit am 1 Will) kuidt*>t r«■r-iris v\t»
I. Il’-oi mo
10-1 ti
maid of botior wen- attired Oliver M rr*-lt. S.-rg ■int M a' from q il ired on ail h* title*
At ( ‘amp beg W o- mam,
|i. a. li U - dn. si!a
g ■..rgt It* i -i pi- and At rs ( In- ut.) s,. 1. si -a ir 1 O.ttt . i F '■am
Job ti-i on |.ri* r-s rim I In- same . in
ll K -tig ba
■ur- very trillv,
. e)V* I*I' U’ --I t
' lh
da me
if b i o . o r
Wo r e 1 *u lie
i.riginal pa ka ge—. whi 1*- t lie waler >
• '
Mr
K m*g‘- d .tug lit i-r, ret ii nu n g
H u l l k s t o h It r ii . r i 11 i *i , Win
ii.
S|*a'
*1
s;iv.
'
*r
*\YfI • +|■
*ver,j tin- Ri»*-sts ol Ml
1.,. ' , II*
V-*dd,
p
u
re
and
sparkp
■ er*-pe
,
w
as^tlispi-iin-d
font, Mrs, G. I, tiier*- tn*
C
Mr*
li
Alien
S
e
ed
<
ii
.
Pi.iFtt*t
A 1! ik* r
I. I ' e r k l l i s
li r
ling over tin- counter. *t was tli*- j :i!l-tlc
’i’ll,- liri.b- wu- bei-omiiigly attired iliim r*
ami Hr
H \\
Minor of and Mr*
•
m .r-tybsh <la:k Mu* trav.-llmg suit
jo-used hi ici- colil quart wax p a p e r ''—
V * a t
\\ ( M eDatoef
ol M**nt go:n**ry
Mr, Mijnfon Frierson_,of Jackspnsanitary conli liners' with—air tight *(Pm r forget 'Sjit'.rrday jf tc n in n n -Alu4trmu»; i*it-«e-gU-“-t of li - o>****trw*-|i—
PREVENT HOG ( ’HOI.EItA
vlMe. Fbi , a rniisirt "f the-groom , was .Ytienlion Sent In ole Fount) t Innrds cover*, and iiua.v In* . earrrietl any-)
. .1 food sab- at M r( Tiller's Mr atol
Order
No
:s:.
t h e b e s t man
where III*am|>
t i oi *■j lllqie Water I
teal mg (I
The it. A. Tho’mas Hog Powder
t.. the biTndit nl the Y V\ thulk- ot
•Every member *>( Seminole t 'minty isnatural.
Ad the attendants carried red
It
is
never distilled y ,tiins
a record of !).*> per cent cures of
N'lftabb- t*
ii
(
'
m -itc*
is is ordered to report at ( <»up
T in lin.bw iiii-h kills all it- mi-d'i-imtl value , |
Hilwdl nisi -i iltnl l-ll.irv
Hug
Cholera,* If you feed your hogs
s
u
n
i
f
y
F
e
b
r
n
a
r
.
V
2
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r
d
I
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at
* ■ pb-tt-tiri- in per * irlg
bri *t<■'- \\ \
ii " r ih ai treated in inn w,*y . sl'iaiic. i
•.irri* d , .iji, iT I'mti J 11IfJ ’T
ill directed > oil need never fear hog
p
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a
n
n
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p
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t
n
m
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Sit
■ w , nur i -ji-i t r-' .i.
! d liia
man ber nr f.inn
Tli on-a nd * "I cholera or any Other hog disease.
Vt
lit
t h a ib
b .r- l r i
Ain .ng t h* HI11 id 1•;WII gU»-vt * driM a n d t o In- p r . * n l b , >p*-i oil people drinking Good Hope Water And ih*- direction* are very simple,
1II
1 t.-l. \ t *■
t o - 11 c
•d Rocky r•*«j if -t at unveiling of tin- ilimm tell iis tliat they arc. enjoying better
wer*- M . - 1
just about what you are doing, plus
present. tfunntiUist of work l u Mount. Airs. Frank Powe II of Haitihealth than ’for years. T h e simple
ilerti to Mr, and Mrs. W. A.
a
few cents' worth of lb A. T h o m as’
By order of
Never mind the weather.
secret is that it *llushes the systeii^
more. Mrs. Ralph West of Albany.
fitts lr a fine baby b o y .. Master
Hog Powder in the feed twice a
•
W.
I>
Turner.
Ga., and
Miss .M ary Powell of
purities the kidneys, iirnmottm action week.
F. S. I >aitt«‘r, Fr
T t>*'mu- Albert uityde his debut- J a n
1st f.ii ut f'ommftndliiR Co
Green
villi*,
sister
of
the
bride.
of
the tiile in the liver and nature
Fla
.
(
'
lear
water.
ie.',’ 2 'r ,|
and s ill. Frank of
AUi-.-t: .
I ’sunlly though Cholera gets in be
does
the pest
Immediately
alter
.t
h
e
marriage
and
l
io-ir
son
gill-si*
of
u.it'T arc the
-.i-rvi e. a i r and
'U
M Haynes,
fore
we know it. Then it requires
eereinotiy was concluded Mr and
t ily iilti* .*, 2 i ’* W e,I Adams St..
\ln.
1- red s
at t hp c irh is to serve iliiiiglit *-r . Mr ami
U l S .-rgt
ell***,
attention to each hug each
MrCaldwell
left
for
New
York
and
I.tcks-mv till. Fla
Id I tc
I- ' I'li". u i rt rjilhnl lo-ro
o t 'i’lr** I * . Seminole 1bogir.
I
u
211.
hog
must
lie dosed and if you will
a
'p
r
spending
some
time
m
t)o!
.
r,
t.\ t )**. - n mjh tE111•*, of t lo-*r *
to i t
dose
them
as direct* d. you will save
g-.
-|
i
in
*
'r
..j......
will
make
1
1.,
*r
Mr- \ 11 <*ari * r
It ink -ton llrv t*> 1 1*-r titan 90 per' cent
If you
to N*nford I allies
* r 1.1 onlay ............... ..
home in Sanford, I 'a
\11- .luliii Poutoi of Ducula, ( i a .
It
ibert
i
,
Ga
don't
the
IL
A.
Thom
as
medicine
I an
M* Culler’s Slur*The elegant and beautiful presents
1a n>k at the Ffench Stloj in S in
!I« ward Milleii m K "tit a
Mfg
Co.
costs "you nothing.
We not some
consisting of immense quantities of
l • \ on will find her I fieri- and lor
ud
next Monday, Fob I7lh, ptl't
" i * .ttraii
. [ . i n i ,;*■
:' S
■ ’lmlaV t'. . h**re
.
.
|
.
. . .
P.ulu ati. Ky
tor*-*! *'*
t*> ii'oft
distant manufacturer pay. your
--------*— Usu t.t..r i I,. I-y m11,1 nl inri-*i
cut. glass
amii ichina,
attested
M lu-i.. 1-of. Let izui r tr:i rteTTfur------------------------n
r T -v.*-„l
S.
t lit'lr iV-i '1 1xrtrt
.uitt
,
■ lUUlllBoU.
I‘l
in M
see
they
v. *■nl Id
Ttuuiey hack.
!
■ ) w. V. A.
Murrel
will he over wit h
mulIter.
Mrs,
It.
E.
Mil....
Mrs.)
he
l
P
U
r
i
t
y
.m
l
lug
,
«
Mhist
Edith
l
M r*.
Milieu
inuilter, Mrs. R.
39-ltc*
I,. ,\,.wn Seed Co.
A Mr. Will Waehtcr of this colinty
10-1(1B 1 and Iniv.
Pm.mi t e m .in e d -.several day' with
,>f ,l i‘*
wh"
beloved i J( u
lin, of hats, dresses, coat
a ^widn_mid» of fmml*.--luiroT-|,n,;tlf-tt„,| e^pesr .hist-the very latiNt
JiTY ' Stst r r ' White Edward—returned Many
presents await tie* young in style and will make all the Indies
night.
hotii" Sunday
We will be
eotjple
at
Sanford. Fla,, tin* home of look ten year* younger.
r. who h
li is tu
lie■1u1 em
\\ |. I I a.-|e r,
more titan glad to welcome all our
us the groom ..
ploy i-ii tier** for - *,i ral week*
friends on Monday. Bring your <>fd
t **
hunk k e e p e r for the Sanford T ru ck
The Southerner joins' with tin* tints in on that day, so we t-nit take
Growers. Is . leaves t mi arrow for host of friend* of th° young emi b* the order*, to remodel them, Mr A,
B e u u f t . S t'.. w I ere In* v. ill* be in wishing’ for them all the ’iuipfiineia Wilntolt will be glad to do any buyTru ik
manager of the
Beaufort
•'*"r Her friends as she leaves
and prnsnerlty that ran lie enjoyed
Growers A“siciation.
Has
Kelt U th . 1919. for New York to
in this lif -.
Snufmd —ill to* lifted ' b
j buy (**r Special Order* and will It •
Mn * aid of Orland i. formerly of the
—- - - glad to add your w b tl t.* her li*t.
Standard Glowers Exchange at that
Notice of V|i[tlicaiion for Tax Deed Do not fail to come to the French
place.
Fnder Section H of Chapter IfSH, Shop next to Dickirts Shoe Stare
Monday. Something for every one.
l aw* of Florida
Mr. Haight and a'so Mr. V oung
Men are judged In no small
10-ltc
consider
it
a
great
compliment
to
degree by thejr per m i mil apNotice is hereby given that George
—
r------------------:-------Mr.
Young's
ability
th
a
t
our
nliop
pearance,
l.tmks ruilert the.
E. M a lh ie u x ..purchaser of Tax Cer
has been full of work to the door* tificate No. 223, dated tin- 3rd day GOOD H O P E WATER COMPANY
mcnta| altitude unt! enables
since th e day he and his force of .of July, A. D. 1910; has filed said
"tt«‘ to judge on sight the manmechanics c u m c 'in .
ft shows us |cf>rtif)mt<> in my ofllre, and has madu Wa* Granted Permission by the
n,,r of man we are.
Commanding Officer to Erert
that the good work and the cour- ■application for tax deed to issue in
Appearances are of cniirile
Depot at Camp Johnston
teous treatment we try to give the . accordance with law.
Said cerltlideceiving at timoo. hut ns a
This
wa* very gratifying to both
public is being appreciated, for
rate embraces the following described
general thing a man gets more
the
olftcers
and soldiers who desire a
which we thatik you. .Overland
property situated in Seminole conn•
i
*
consideration in any walk in
.Sates & Service Co.
40-1 tc
tv, Florida, to-wjt: N!.* of SW ! , o f j 1 oU l!« ht drinking water free from
life if he lakes particular care
Each boy who returns to us from the service is
|N W ' , of N K ' i Sec. 34* Twp. 20 S.. ( sulPhur or an>' disturbing elements.
“f his personal appearance.
R 32 East. 5 acres. The said l a n d ! 0win|t to t!u* v* r>’ nnc aaal>Hi.H «arentitled to, •and will have our heartfelt
thanks and
Presliytc rl»n ( hurrh
.
i
belng assessed at the date of the ri®d bY Good Hope W ater it is being
" e know of nothing that
kindly
conijderatnn.
The
subject
at
the
Presbyterian
issuance
of
suc|t
rertifi
ate
in
Ihe
,
and
endorsed
very
extensively
“ dl give this appearance more
mime of J. N & J S. f,.-.mard
Pn- i '*>
professional classes, and by
tfiin h a v i n g
your clothes
church Sunday morning will tie
the
masses,
as a very pleasant pure
1
*
*s
sail!
c-ert
ilicatc
shall
be
redeemed
Wherever we ran be of service, hoys, rest assured we shall glad
-teamed and pressed, il mat1 Cur 13
The preaching service
according to law tax deed will issue drinking water, wt*i!e at the same
, , r - not if they are old or new
ly do all we ran.
lu-gitis at 1 1 3 0 in th e murning and
there <*n on the Isth day of March, time carrying suimdent medicinal
'key look better.
7:30 at night.
,
properties to he very, efficacious in
A/D. 1919.
stomach
troubles and will alleviate
•or quick service call
Sunday school is grow ing eac h, j Witness my official signature anti,
many
kidney
and bladder derange
Sabbath, iieginning at
10: 15 a. m seal this the l-lth day of Fehuyary
ments.
, T . Q_ fllJ A J H r t E ^ , p i ^ p ^ h i ^ n r
THAT 100‘ ,
%
•.
<
.o
look
Not only for what they have ac
complished and done, but as much
for what they have suffered and lost.
Sanford Shoe & Clothing
Company •
Phone
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•
104
The
congregation
W ednesday
A. D.
1919.
'V* ( , LASWf
C ircuit Court Seminole
night xyas entertained with the stere,
,
n
i n ' t
opticon views and the talk of Dr. :
Klerk
Reynolds, who ha* been a missionary ih Korea for 26 years.
fly V. M;
40-fitc
.
_
Florida
Douglass,
.
Co.,
D. C.
Dr. A. C. Peale, 14th Annual Re
port, U. S. Geological Survey, page
57, says:
" I t is not the quantity of mineral
constituents that determines ‘ the
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mmmm v v v i i i■ K Bm' A T * . * it jim.:.
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FORDSON
FORD
re lias been cotisitl eruble re•• m jditi nv.-r our Se mi rude
! . bill vi i bav e tint y.-l ruisi d
I Mart .i part of . *ur sir.all
T her. tm i'l lo* mo ri■ pet tors
•isb ti. help. Five <1ollars wilt.
-I a Id e fur a moot IlT sev en .■ilt . will support a life for a
TRACTORS
■ r'
Dr.
Moorer
will
Daily Fashion Hint
at t h e F o r d A g Q iic y ,
a f e w in s t o c k
i .,
-must lo
work »f g athering our gift-
The Goodness That Is In The World
and cither war sufferers
This is to he the theme nt the Asitt
Congregational church Sttndav'm orn- <
ing. Tin no. forget that the Itdur for
Western
nn' »,ru rli,all>’ w'l h '*ut for" b
«r shelter, the vast majority
u,,,n" n a,,u r ,“ 1,,r* f'
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IlKV. Dlt. M O O R E It
|tr. Moorer Spending Winter in PlorIda Preaches at llaptiM Temple .
next Sundu)
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d!s< a - . ; V-end-.ig
I.,
w.nt-r
I our
MY SPECIALTIES:
I BUSINESS CARDS !
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ap.
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SCHELLE MAINES
f*9r h . spi uft |ui iili‘ lh# f*#(*4**llv
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Practice ronflned lo Ihc treatment
of the eye
Eyes examined by u regular registered physician
Classes filled, broken lenes j|u.
'plicated
24 W. Church Si. - Orlando, Ha.
JEWELER
t , ' .
l l i i o i l i . il
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
5 HENRY M cL \UL I N
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I n n a n d ftn fk h otd t*r « uf lh*- r o r p ‘*ralbm
§h all b«* held in S a n f c r d . FI«*rLta, at t h *
C o u r t Hc»u*t*. In th p Cuntifiiiabinpfa* foom PICKARD’S H A N p -P A IN T E D ClllNg
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G O R H A M ’S STER LIN G SILVER
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Hoard of Iviree tu fa a n d a d o p t i n g , b y d a a t
a n d uf n ttur wifie e o r n p l f t i n x t h e o r x a h i i ^ ' ROGERS’ P LA TE D WARE
l i o n uf thi* r u r p o r a f i o n A m i fur tra n s a c t in g
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m r n t of th© Ural a n il e a a b anrcua! m r e th ig
of atoetcholdera aa hereinh# fore pr*>vid« d and
at kurh o t h r r lirrtea a n d a# often a# th.* h-y*
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frocks In combinations of serge and
satin. In this Instanco the panel may
lie edged with fringe or fur. Tho
front of the dress has an extended
vest and there Is a girdle of satin.
White satin ’Is used for tho collar
•Medium size requires 2 \ij yards 51Inch sergo with 4 yards SG-inch sa
tin.
Pictorial Review Costume Nt>. 7921
Sizes, 31 to 11 Inches bust. Price, 25
cents.
s e r v ic e is eleven o 'rh .rk , S u n d a y t ,no n
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D r . M a s s e y li a s f o u n d i t n e c e s s a r y
school opening at 9 : 4 5 . T h e re is a
i">'1 massacred. Four bun*
to be out iif his p i i l j . i l n e x t S i f n d a y
I ib'e class following th e Io t e m a tio n - ' ,rwl '
‘‘btblr. ,» are orphan■Hill till nllpplv w d l t e n i t d o b y D r
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done it unto one of the least of these
my brethren, >•* have done it .unto
rtti* . . . Come ye blessed, inherit
the Kingdom.”
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has been given us by Christ. Part .
of il ■re.nl.s: *'l was an hungered,'and
ye gave me meat: naked and ye
Ttt THE IiATEST FASHION.
clothed me. I was sick and ye visited*!
The straight whin panel Is n popu
me . . . i nasmuch as ye have lar way of doing the back of sifiart
AGENT
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TrigstifiT
In J a dtsonyjMe the mayor1 took
the chairmanship of the drive, and
a t ‘ a groat meeting business mort asnuined the collecling work.
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your offering mi to the Peoples,Bank
and it will be forwarded.
Every
cent goes to its Armenian-Syrian
deAtiiiatlun^all—uxutnses- lining Tnut 1
by generous mHi in New York.
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fo r in in*; !li n f i l l a t p r o v i d ' d l»y lh© by
law#, and tr*i p*r r**nt o f t h* r j p i l a ! ‘ lu rk d
shal l he paid i *t h#*f"r© I h r lr arttartl rut of
S a j t * x ' j l t is hry light' b y th*» i'|t> (,j
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available in part; and i 150,000,000 impossible for the Merabi to obtain
would ruit be more than is needed.' the* subjects that
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docks, brilliantly and economically. Il
will light your house boat or your yacht
has
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capacity to light house and
voutbuildings; and to furnish power* for
pump, washing machine, refrigerating
[machine, vacuum cleaner, electric fan, etc.'
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B . F . Wheeler,
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H. G. Smith,
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T . G. Roebuck,
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orv1 its on .mirmmrhl cadiii;":* i.
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turcH ami blow-outs an*l you’ll be
s rrprLruul at the results k j an ,n|‘
plish. An old tire vulcanize* ' . 3
new tin- saved. ' ’ .
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ifiX ih* furni'•dolie *«f itml the ufmrjuiun'dif 3
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simple, compact highly
efficient electric plant
that requires little or
no attention, nncl that
runs on kerosene, gas
or gasoline.
A ir-ami.
in I b*- I-n # i i - .4 i4 w4*lvr j
*.*41 30*1 fiirni>h, iith«r f.*r tl
-t oll =r^ »-*t•t f r an\ at..l all purpii****
T«* nmmfpHur. . •!«* ami %*1! tr» and ?«• r.*o
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Office* In all pcIncIpel cltlea
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w * i rr t h a t • s i l t a i s in r k rn n h i^ j i a i d f. .’
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of n o n p r o n r r l y . la b or nr a a r r i m
to I.* h a n l t> t h r I l u A r d nf D U i i I oia a t a
m**U < r a l d i l for l h a ( pu rpoae, n « d j r s it*
l u r l b t r , D ia l p r o p r M y , la b « r a n d i r r I .
m a y I r p u t r h a a r d will, r a t d t a l r i., r k
o f ' i h l a rn rp o ra l h in at a p t , l l a l n j t i n n of
u rh p r n p r r t v , l a b o r nr »rr»irp» to tijf t,>. d
b y t h r Hoard of ll l r e c t o r a a l a inr, t in * ra |.
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Cypress Lumber
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lYaii. Sv i eferr,', Pepper, Tmnato,
Cucumber.
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BlueHlune, ArHcnalc Lead. P aris'
Creen. Lime-Sulphur.
Crate Material, Nails.
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t o m a k e m l * * / a a t o a n y t ig h t , interval of
lien w h ic h y u i T m a y h a v e in anil to the f o l
l o w i n g d ea ert lie d p r o p e r t y , t o - w i t ; l.n la 10,
II a nil 12, l l l o i k 6 . T i e r I
Sal ii a u lt la b r o u g h t b y the C i t y of Han
fo r d a g a iQ ’ t J. II. l l r u l o n .
I t la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t ( h i . n o l i r r . h a ll
he p u b l l a h e d o n c e e a r h Week lor fo u r ron
a c c u ti v l week* in the S a n f o r d H - r a h l
H o n e a n d o r d e r e d t h i , the C ' l h ,|»>
Jan uary. 1919.
( tea t)
E . A . nolle: L A S S . C l e r k
Reasons!
I* in L i o n a . p r o t id*rd * b >' Ia a*' a n 'l^ ■r‘f , l , " ' n
’ V '1
i-il
. ; xu,y
l.
“ I March, A |i
all a« pr ovid e d > y ! , *
,.
"
Iherefo r.
_
h'
' « • laid o v ,r until
l)lllj,l ,h e rl_ o n r e eac h
.
lsiB ,
I'll',
-
I
of
A h i H G U S S . Clerk,
It v I
t h l , t, to g i i r n ot ire t l a t
week 1 nr fo u r eon-
,F+'k. tn I he Sanford Herald
and ..rdi-ri i ■h it the 2 7 th d a }
C
I l o u g l a . . , 11 C.
wnocL I-Nat
' n i fhan
i i n iiel
N
G,. N o r w o o d , f t o s r v K, * C . E t T u f t s , all part lea r f a l m l n c
u
.* or w oo d , Ag nes P. W r b r r , T h o * I*. A fa r* h, Intc rrs ta u n d r r J. la. H*-*kn ev, J. D .
M a r t h a C V r l c v and S a m u r l C c r l r y . her hua- l l a c k n a y . If. C . W h i t a h r a d . W m .
hand, hani«d \ l L U r k n r y , J o h n A. H a c k n e y . (J. H a c k n e y , A u g u s t a L
Anders.
J*dm I). N o r w o o d ,
M artha
| h N o r w o o d (ieorce H. Norwood* AfarV A. Nor.W m . S. M a r s h , S a r a h L. K e l l y , M a r v S.
nod. K liz a b rth T#iflpfe“S, Daniel
Hackney. J.* D. Hackney, as f i r f u t o »r
r _ ooff f h«*
he C#
Mar»h, Susan
51.
Teagaer,
- fetraughn
— uV.7f: f DanUl Hackney, deceased, T h o m - .................
Ssrah P l l n r f l t-t-, - Mary
A^a I k r f , William \(ille, M at hew
SStew*
l . — 11
.m*
an ■H
••aackkn
nr*ey
y, . uI>cfisrf
r n w r rv»
1
Su»an
f i, *sN0<
arL f ranee* P. Kennedy and Orlando Ken* ! wuoef, N a th a n iel O, Norwood* Ho
Why you should use
*r* 1*
Davla, S e th T a y lo r and Mollle ' ver K. Norwooil, Ague# K, Weber,
aS-M r
B y V. K. Dnugla**, I> C
|'ufpf|lt#|, If tjln r . A h a V. Wood, Jnh ii H a lts. Itob ert 4T h o m a i L. M a r s h . J l i f t h a Cerley,
Cardui. the woman s
). ‘
M' P. ar l..-foe. .a ol her
f'rathi
(Jr o rg e "II. Daniil M. t i a r k n . y , Joh n A. H a c k
’" ’ i* 'Crorg iana J'o■i'n e r and1 '*
Tai
l,an
ionic, lor your, troubles,
( .run Hou.r
Sanford, flo rid , ^
Joinot. N. I
f ullin g , J . I lrn ry l l l n t i e n . ney, J o h n I». Norwood, M a r t h a D.
ni it ma> co n rf rn
In n r e u l l C o u r t S c i r n l h 'J u d ic ia l ( I r r u l t rm .lin c. and pre.ent , n > r.a.on w)Tv
have been shown In
t
ha*.
I*.
Will,
h
a
t
e
E,
Lyon*
(*(>ttljoli
||. Norwood, Wm. (b Marah, S a r a h
h»
r»
i.v
.f.|»
r»
.1
to
a
p
p
e
a
r
hr
rr
in
S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F lu rli la. In C h a m n y
prti'ion .lo.uld not
grant,,I
r»‘ t ( i j first M nftda j
In M arc h , Key lrf, Charire M. Ham ilto
thousands of letters from
ill n, and A. II. L. Kelly, and Mary 8 , H a c k n e y of
C i t y of S a n f o r d , a m u n ic ip a l
Hit l It I ) u p f t i Ci i \| M i s s Its.
Carver
and
A.
S.
White;
3 rtjil*. ila . <<f thl* c o u r t, f hcri a fid
cither of thorn: nil pnrtfo* cla im in g
actual users of (hw medi
corp oratio n. C o m p la in a n t
Hill t ,.
n,*hi‘tp i "untv. I 5a1w1tla
Lr 11 < « i r a* to any riyh!. inter'
ll appearing from the .w orn hill ttl.-d I n I e n •l under
tndrew Jo h nn nn,
V%.
1 o fed .i.e
cine, who spttk from
*1 '
^ 11r u in I• k f' h d i ' m i i r '
« . ■■r ; «■h
.ha r a > h a v e in a n d to h.-r.in that your pl.ee of i r . i i l e n r r i, un- ; ile reiir d , a . Iriiitee for W'lta JUrdC. J .. Wing,
T , t I,ten
* Ml' T
» v i M g u , . . r .<r'4
personal experience. II
!
f
V
/
"mf
iJini
«4
pr«ip**rty.
to
wit
knnwn
amt
that
you
are
over
the
age
of
'l
e
t
Co.,
1.
L.
f
a
i
t A (To., I.oudrrT o all w h o m It m a y c o n c e r n : *
I i K Hi d J. Tii r h.
twrrity-one yeare.
1back,
filllie rt
A
Co.,
G a rre t.
the results oblalned by
Y o u ore h e r e b y n r if f r e d to ap pe ar herein
’ i V 'l t e
' ■ *'
" <■
llnwen
A
Van
llu
ren .
Tyaen
*
>
s aol tuft t* hrinfifht lev the ( ‘itv of San*
on or b e f o r e t h e first M o n d a y in March, 1919
other women (or so many
D la t fu te f u f r ordered th a l you dn appear Smith, W. IJ. Ateaander
A
C o ,1
f<
f>
1
A
w
‘ain*t
L.K.
Whitr.
b
e
i
n
g
a
r
u
le
d
a
y
o
f
(hi*
riu
ir
l,
then
a
n
d
ther.
In
t
hf
a
court
to
thr
bill
h
t
i
e
i
n
Bled
on
the
years hayc been so uni
tick man A Velahlirg A G e t h e m A
It 1* furt hir ordered that thi* m d irc »hail l o t h day ot March, 1919.
to m a k e a n s w e r a* t o a n y rig h t, in te re st o r In < Irruil < ..u,l S e i e n i h JudlrUI c f r e u il
K eia m er: all Partita el aimlng 'In*
Scmlnolr l ..upl». Plarida
In I hanrery nc fiuldi*hrd on er each w«ek fur four m m
formly Rood, why not
lien w h le h y o u m a y havi^/fn and to t h e f.-l
It
i«
further
ordered
that
Ihl*
or
der
lie
terrat*
un der Thnmaa S t a l k e r , all
trcuiiYe
v,u
k
.
m
f
hi
Sanford
11*
raid
„
. a oninicijial
municipal
. n - o in in ,
am oru n . ram.
----- L i -----7 .
-----l o w i n g d ea erllted p r o p e r t y , to -wit.
L o t 5 . i l l ) of . Sanftud.
give Caruui a trial?
c
orporation,
i
o
mtdiiin^on
^>aftica_
claim ing intcre.L .
under
Hill
l<*
l
#_L'uiv
and
..rU.«>d
u
o
.
u
.e
J
:
u
.
.
l
.
r
.
l
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t
t
^
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u
.
7
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r
|
k
"
‘ffit
f
"
”
"
cu
flve
t llu e k I I . T i e r V . - *
Vs,
r'm^ Milla, all nartie,a claim ing InSore cb « r
1919.
.
3pubilahed
S S S S Jini 'eaid
j 5 ^Seminole
i , 3 V 'co
l* unty
. r . ..“ W ,P * pW Irrevta
Said l u l l la brou ght liy» the C i t y of S a n Wrn. Hi nn« It
under
rr
.Nlathew
A.
S
t
e
w art,
4«al
E . A* I m r e ; L A S S , Clerk.
T a t Li
ford againat C . 1 . Wing.
To all v lion, |t irtav r»nc«-rn:
W lt n e * . m y h an d a n d real of t h e r a i d C i r all partlea claim ing Inlrreata under
!*‘ *t«*
fly V K. Douglass. D C.
I t i t further ordered that thin no tice .h alt
II. C. Northrop, decra*cd; all parV »u art* h rr ch v ordi-ri <1 t«» a ppear h e f u r t
cuit C o u r t thia J a n u a r y kth, A. t>. 1 9 1 9 .
be publUlted once ea ch week for four run
Hr* elaimlng in terr a t. under J e m i m a
♦ *n or b r fu m t h r fir*t M..nila> in M a r r h ,
ia ig t i.d i
IT. A D O U G L A S S ,
V t 'T K i: U P MVS I L IP S S A L E
a e ru liv e wreka in the Sanford ll< raid
.
llavl*. all partir* claiming infer1919 . I x l n r a ru lr .l a y «.f thi* noirf* t h r n
n a i l C l e r k C i r r u l t C o ti r t , S e m i n o l e C o . ,
, *■ *0 * i* *i* r•rk\ j*m n that ind»-r and by
D o n e a nil o r d e r e d thin the 2 7 th d u > ' . i and t h r r r !>» fnak* a n' w * r m
c*t* under S e th Taylor or under
n n \ right *
F lorida.
%
‘
i
a hi al *li i r»'f of ff>reido«urn sod
Januarv, 1919.
Mnllle T a y lo r or eithrr of them ,
Inti ri *t of lii n which y..u tna> hav** m and *iiir
iiT'd i ut* n d in the Circuit Court* Maaary A Warlow,
all partir* claiming- intrrraL* under
(real)
E . A. t l O l K J L A S S . f i , r k.
t.. t h r » following .|r*rrih»d pror.criv. to wn "
*n?h Jiidiiii. 1 I iri tilt. ^rm lnidc Cmintv* Sediettor* f»r Complainant*
Alva
V, Wood, all pa rti*, cl aim ing
39-5IC
B y V. E Duugla**, |, C
S * ; Lota 2 ami 3, Hlmk T. T o r I.
: t i- 9 tc
= I *• ' dafin-fy, H.h« r* in VVIght I ’ r .-rr r r CornInterral* under Joh n H; D u ran d,
Saiil 4nit i* Ur-iutrLit by the City f S a n - ,
“ ■ * oinpl^irta ;■
-.1 and AV, I'
Alford* W*
derraard
al b partlea . rial m in e InIn i Irra ll ( ’outi S r v r n t h JuiJUlal Tlrrull ^ Vt
r' T/d
» ih*
*r
i ..
AUord ar-.d |f. H. .\lfurd, dying bu d n rw
N O T IC E
t * n * t * under J o h n H a lil, all parS r m i n o l r C ounty* Llnrlita. In I l u n n n
I . „«|,
,V
thal 111. not,re eh.II
.
Lii mb. • ...........k nv',, ,. . d. f e i i d . n l . ,
o‘* |iUoii»hi'il one# «an h w*.«* k fu-r f-njf run- L
| 1"
* P
• 11* *dt*
- h ■title r, a* 9p« eidl
Notice 1* hereby given that tV. It, Il nyd, lira rlaimlng interrat under F r a n k C itv of Sanforit, .1 moonlrlpal
t will
Mrs, Mary J. Irvin, ot
sirutivc weeks in the Sanford ILrultf.
corp or ation* Complairmry
IItil to
*en Main d a * Mar - h *rd, during th r legaf purchaaer of the following named t m ro ttifl- lit* Mo ore, dremae d. all part tea
Done
and
ordered
this
thr
JTth
da>
of
ta
te
a ha* Bled aaid cirtillra tea In mv olfiee. rlaimlng interca ta under Ste p h e n
* ’
t
, Forir3*«*«»
of ■4J*’ in* fc.>rt4 m! thr Court Utilise
Cullen, Va:, writes;
January* 19:19,
d* :f tn jp^thi r.nirtt ' , olTer f* r *alc> and *eir and ha* made appliratlon for l a * deed to S. Hopklna. d created , all partica
A* !>• Z i r h a r y .
* T * \ Lit n
Said certill- claiming in t e r e i t a ufider Hobc-t I'rath
I: \ DtM*(»LA SS , f ’ lrrk.
"About It years ago, 1
to the fright *t htdder (or ca*h the full..wing (■*ur in arrtirdance with law.
T»» all whom It may r o n f r r n :
Dhwabr
IIy V, E, 1o-ugla**, J I* C.
d* wcfpHt{ pt rsoisal pfopt fty* good a uruf rhat- cat. * em brac e the following tlracritied land* all part],- rlalmlnf lnt, nwt umlcr T h o mat
Y o u a m h»*rt*I*y orilt fi*4 l«* apt'* Ar ^*-r*-ir*
suffered untold misery
r
ilu
a
le
in
S
e
m
i
n
o
l
e
'county,
Florida,
t o - w i t : Mllfil, d e c 'd ., all partlra claim ing
UU. -to-Wit; ,
on or b^fort t h r first Mon<!ay i n ' Mar«b,
T a * Cer tificate No, I B I S , dated t h e 2nd interrata under Gcnrgiana J o i n e r or
J 9 I 9 , br in g a ru lr «Uy of this rm n f. tht-n ancj In Circuit < oMM S r V r n lh Judicial C i r m l l
with female trouble, bear
Dnc KtddebaktP a uto tru ck, one
If. P. ♦lay "f J u n e . A. It. 190 JJ covering: IL-p. 2U under G eorge B . Joiner, all partlea
Se minole Cotinly* pl»tida.
Hi C hafircry b «fe? 5|>t| T n g t r r m r u n l . d on whrAt** one
t h r r r to m ake a r . o u r a« to any right, inche. S . d NU cor of Se c 7, T|i 2 0 S . . It. .10 K.. rlaimlng In terra ta under
F , N.
ing-down pains, head-,
t r r * s t of lirn whirh y<iu may ha%«' Jn ^nil to City *d Siinfc’fd* a munirtpal
belt feed raci u u ttd . with t b j e r head block#, run W IS.hT cha., S t.OJ ch«., E I 5 . s 7 . c h » , I'ulllng. util nartlea rlaimlng Tntercorporation,
Co
m
plainan
i
Hill
to
t
h
r
following
<i«*rribtf
1 |»rof>rft>.
tft-witone*
tw*
foot
carriage,
ei
ghty
fre
t
of
ache, numbness . . - I. j
N l.o* ch*. containing 6 . fit acre*,
m ore or c*ta under M a r y J . Sklnker, d ec'd .,
vs
I
V
r
tr
k
'«
ia
.
16 ft. of L o t i ami all Lot h, lllork 1«», Ti« r
way#, one fifty inch inserted toe*th saw* anti Ire*.
Kohl a t the prnpertv o f * M r e J . all parllea claiming Interrata un der
.
Tav Lii tr
3. Sait! ault is brought by thr City of S a n Victoria (PN ra l
would go for three weeks
all applivnct« a n d 't litu rra bcltmging Its #aw Daugherty, fur the taera of 19 01 ; AUo T a * l*a ac II. T r k b u e , all partlea c l a i m
ford againat A. O. Zachary,
tei!| Iterated * n property * f |». S* Drawttv C ettu tca le No. Ifilti, dated the 2nd day of ing l n t r r r * l * under J . Henry HintT
o
all
wh*»m
it
may
c«
(term
:
r
almost bent double , . .
You an* hereby urifervd to appear her#-hi about two in ties eolith id (Hii*do in said J u n e , 1902, for unpaid .late# for the year ten, all partlea claiming I n t e r m i t
I t * j « fu r i h r r uftlrfril that thU no tlr r ^hail
My husband went to Dr.
b r p u b liih rd oner * ach wci k fi r f«iur m m on **r before* the* firmI Monday In 'l a r e h * gnuhiy, op the re about*, *«iii -a lo t » t*o made I Mill. Covering Beg. N E c , e of N W l , of Sec under C h a t. I*. Will, all prraona
.
I ! d 9 , ' bring a ftdr. day id thi# court, t h e n fur the ptjfjjin# 41f *kttB.fying *aid tlprfTc a fid 7. T p 2 0 S. It nil E, run S l.nO r b * . N S 9 claiming I n t e r m i t under K a tP F.
■rrtitivr w r r k i in t h r Sar.fcnl Ilifa M .
#
--------- for-. Cardui .. . _
and there tn m ate answer -te* to any ritrht, CiHte
anrL nrrtrn-d thi* l h*- J3Cl*T«Uv
W 2 0 ch*. N I 17 ch*. K 2 0 ch*. co nta in ing I.yon: all p a r l l r * clalmlAg i n terea tt
interest or lien which vou iua\ have in and
J a n u a r y . 1919.
Pf"*pe 4f tvi- purcha*« r* can inspect prop* 9 . . r . • mpre or lea*, aold a . the property id Oottliel,
ll.
Kryler, all
partlea
Alter taking about two
to the fiifluwtng d esenb td property* to-wit
Ipral)
K. A. i M t r r . l
Ci. rk
S i' Hall Heir*. Alan T a * Certific ate No. i laiming interrata under C h a r l m M.
•ft* at |dw*r rsameel
„
.Liit
I,
liW
Jv
ll\
Thr
6.
bottles 1 began going
371 , dated the fith day *d Ju ly , A, D. 190S, Hamilton, all partie* rla im ln g in38-511?
V. f], 1lpy^la»*, 1*. t
t:. K. l l u t s l i u L D E I t ,
for unpaid l a t e * for the year 1907, ro v er lerral* under A. It. C a r v er, all
Sp ecial Master*
Said suit I*, hr nil glit |»y the City *1 Sa raround and-when I took
ing Hi g. S E cj*f of N E 1, of N IV 1, of Se c 7, parllea
claim ing
inlere*la
under
11
Did
nan
m
A
llick
in*op,
III f 'Irruil Cnurl S c tV n l h Jtitd rl.l < Irrult ■>"''1 a C*lfi" A j r f M n O'Nrul
T p. 20 S, It ..10 E. m u N l i . O i ) V * ,M nh* A. S. W hite, and all parttra irtirlrw« - ” u w a u
^ *Siti|ur* fie? t %i m plat nan t
I all
three bottles I could do
S e m i n o l e Ciiunlt. 1 l o t lil>
In I h a n e r r ,
11 i M u r l h r r ..rd. r. d that Hu, h..llr
tt
l*i
ch*.
S
I
l
l
s
eh*.
E
I*.
c
!
n
.
r
r
nnl'alplng
log ■ In tereai*
under
France*
E.
Cll>- of San ford, u municipal
O l>ublt»h«l »nro -a rt , u . . k !»r four r
I* * » , , * more p* t*—v Sold a- the property K* tunnD nr tinder Of I and u K rn all my work."
E-80
co rpora l ion. Ct.mplainani
11. ’
-.-cun * * - i . k . in rf,.
H.raM
s t*................
i
m,
i, <
_
* * a, * * * ,
i «i| H
Hall lli iri
Al*u —
T a i I ' i r t l f i r i l r nedv, *•! #1■
•yg
| ,r*_,
Done and i*rden d this the L*7f h day
, lo Il r .u u t our! S e . e o . h J u d i r l . l itreuli v „
dated the Mh da> of J u n e , A D.
J . ’ K. TniwUllgc.
T a , l - . n I J » n " a r r . 1919.
f n tcre it under
Srnilnnle ( o p p l , . I l.p iil.
In < hap te ty
U . M |. |„r u op -c*-T a *W » .♦*,
T n all whom i t uim -.i
------------— f~ —«»•'
----- •***- *—
AHS, i lurk
uL '•apfunl." ji ' «t iiiitrtp'ul *
A M i ! Il*y « . Mpnrpi* H Hay#, n T
wcmie-'fii
| i , ll . „
•'4-*.»
*_ *7* •' ■'fURS ' V\>*
! jo
h n V o n . ' eL.lla
h . I - Dram t( y ( h s r l e i K. Tull#,
" T o i l are hereby nrdefiad to Appiar h i r m i
t*
»*> >
L Dong*#-*. D <
f t ! |i-»a( mil, i tiff:
„
Irm^i U« K j a
,9. . if N
...................
•""'■* 1
j
•
F iif^ liiil
ey . J . D. Il a r k n c y , II. t?. White*
4*ik.-wt.
the lir»t Monday in March.
rh«.
1,0# rb«i* E 15.8? rhi» N 4.0? ch# Jh.wL.i l ^HWackn
m
.
-4Urknoy, A u c u i t a L^Andnf#.
^
T
L. Lcav>iM,
I 9 1 9 t 'b«dn& n ru lr day of 4hi* roUtUMhen In r l r r u i t f’our l N r t r n i b J i u li c U l C I r r u l t
4ti*l lit.* lirff, JtkwXji^1»#, B aad (f=34 cha 8*<5l tieorcc ?#- <#.T
'*•- I - a
■ lii.
Niirwiiiiij, M a r y A. Norwood,
Sm tin n ir r b u n j j , Mnflda. lnM’har»crr>
f T*» all wh.ltn ?! mav ri»ru* rn
and Llinrn'Dr make answer ^ t •» I t i y trfWT
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N W ' e of Hlork I* T o r 19.
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Janu
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Hy \ K. jiiiugla
«. df be fiiddc t' t i n F l o r i d a 1 ,t gi #t f i r#i r* mi
ruinlii'Li sg.il nut i h r Falsie uf I "I II a
m af#* hi(i l') "fdrr» d
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1.111 uf cn Hi pl a In l iifrein filed on tin- 7th day
m.
v k h i r h n i f f v *■f • # #* f'l
11Mr h a It s *». I >«•■I II •<I* >1
Hi Vtufrh,
>1. M n u lt I n u n Nw .rnth J u .llrla l ( Ireuil il« tii'i! ri *rutftr ■( a*lntii"it M . I i r * l .......... U i 1(1 i n nr !•i f lifethe fi rk1 Mufidsty
of \pritT A. n . 19 !9
Nttlil-fr |f hi fcl«> 4?I t I fl Ds«i 4.-1
T u* d#v
In * iff nil 1 nuM, *Ni- vr mI h C Irruil, Hr m l" " I f
|*11’i^ hi me # rule *I n \ <•f lid* r "lif t. 1b ' ti
**• "Miinlr 1 nutii; , I b u l ila
In ( lu»nri f* Mu tu
11 t« lurth er urdft#*tl t h a t thi# no lle * b#
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H„.| i hin 111 m a il an- wt r a* •-» any rtgh
puMl.hed n in e r» rh wreit fur twelve etinnec*
H-|,d "t d. :i munieipal
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if id.4
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miiifde
ciiiin
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in
and-no
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ur
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n
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have
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all
I
havtnii
utive
we*-k# in the .Sanfiirit Hera ld, x new#ersttli au 4 ft|npLaiDARtr
IhH-tti
( Iii-riitf *11 Turp#nliiif- I'l-mpany
papef pu id lth fd in #aid Hemlnula guiinty.
' 1.
*
urtrlfniK pruhlLltlng thr tunning i r l n p <n »*<'l In the fnlloowinr dt-#rrf|iwl prtfptrly, to wit ‘ rlaipia or demand# again*! her ' M a l e are rw*
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qulred t o pre sent them !•• the un<(< rsigned a*
btfni.fi Jnnra
T a # Lien
Witnraa my hand and tho a^al of the-aaiil
li.t| l.y a majority vot# *f thr cjualiflid y*t.. * ’ i
rn. , i
eieeutor within two i'JD years from date tSeorg**
\V.
I In mho,
ail
p a rlifs
4!!! a h#>ni it may c o n c e r n :
Direuil C o u rt thi« 8th* d a y nf J a n u a r y ,
» — i-Liiming I n t e r t i l l umirr II. Win*
» ij said ruunty^l *f«Tfr #brei*n»ing «!Ti m 1 iv* . *4»‘J ‘ " “ J ' . J r n U f h ' Uy t hr r Ity 1.1 H m - )<rr, n[| „r „ mp » i(| |„- -larrr.l
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r i . a rntTIrm T r i m i*f!ir p a » ir.-' - n r m “ i u y r . '■ t r T i T n f r - n i n m i T f - T f D ---------------- Ar- Dr lUIIL------------- ----- — ----------------------------------I" Ion the fir#l Mo nday in Mar rh ,
t»rah
E. A. D O U G L A S S ,
"
. ".Mh., r '’" I ' f J "•»< Ifil* »«*»l.-»
j
Ja rk .i 'ii villi-, r lurid,,
»D* b*ir>£ jy /ulc day of ib is court, then
39*9tr
______.
i*rt-«i# ur»ilerm.!*e«rg#» IL llaya, all
lut pubtisheil «fira ea ch week lot IfMJf fin*- )
,
\v ||a,yt,
!*ireul! (*1efk, Semltfid# C o u n t y , Florida.
partir**
riairnirig
*Ti»lrrt*ts
undt-F
ami M ♦n * i,» m ak e npawer s * to any rltjlH
seriillve weeks in (he Sanford llerabl.
N O l it r
A# President.
\fa»«ey Si Warlow,
(i. |*. Jiihn«<*n, ait parti*-# rlaimlng
'oti
ur Ion which you may have In and
Dane and ordered thi# tjie 27th day .of M i r * ( A r t h u r T William*.
N ot I Tr i# h* reliy given that application
Sol#, f o r 'C o m pit.
Intj-r^sta under l!lla I*. Drawdy,
[
Ldl-Putni; d i* c rt h e d p ro p lrt y , fo-wib
January*
1919.
*
J will hi- made To the Florida I 4( M a t u r e al
I . t HI.Mk 8. T ier II.
35* I3tt'
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par
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under
prill
E. A f m U G L A S S . r i . r k .
Dated and published Mu» I ' t c e m l t r 20th,
it# nest regidar acaaion, width copvi iir* *»o
3f»-5tc
Ity V. I'. Dougia##, D. H.
,
'*“ * -dh #i« brought l»y the ( Ity <f San- ll.r n „ | T u i a . i l ) *M. r ll.. lii.l M. n.!»> in
D»I8
fd 4 KAin*f Simon Jnfipi,
t p d i , 1919. (or tin- p i i . n m t n t n( a »|.< <lal
32- 9tc
\* - further •irdrrrd that thl# notice ah all lav tn anti (nr Srminnli' r.iunlv. Ft»fi.l», In LirruH ( n u l l H c i r n l h Jud lrlal Circuit
Sernicidc ( uiinty ,F lorid a
I n 'Chancery
* I'uldUhi-d ifflre i-arli week tof four COB* t.rohiliiGng, ttif m n n l r g at larg.- in -ai.l
m i n i i:
'Piv, 1 ei-ka ip, the Sa iifon l 11*■raid
co unty ui catti.', aai't law tn In- r , tit!ml 1<V Dit | of Se n ford, a municipal
Hr ard of C o u n ty i'oftintt**ioH* r# for S* fti*
Hill t«
»|i- ui f and or tiered t hia the 2 TMi day of a m i j n r l l y vote of *lm i,itali(lr.( . " l * o <'• corporation, Com p la in a n t
iraole LNiunty wd.ll receive Mil* of* Satu rday ,
•Vanu ary. Di*l,|l#
va,
Pn feel nse
aalii rtmniy lirfnrn (iproming » ft. rtlv.
Foil, l Mb, 19 If!, a t 1** oM nrk a. iti- fnf
Wesley Jor.es, Eat,
T a x Id* n
E * A . D D D G L A S S , Clerk,
e:. a . d i IUG L AMS, Cl.-rk.
bull ding ap pruxirn st ely one iti He of fond on
f t , atf whom H may concer n
ls *'»*•
Itv V. E. DoufU aa, J». (*.
GeLeva Sa n lord road w *1 *t St John# river,
39-91 r
you are hereby ordered to appear he feln
I’ian# and spec inun or before t ie ’ first Monday in M a r rh , with Cry i t a I . Utver r*.-rfc
,r‘ c br uit Cnurl S e v e n t h J u d lr la l f Irrult
C IT A T IO N
<ati.iik# may b<- had upon ap|dication to the
Nemirntlr Count J , Florida. In t ’lianrrry
W h u r a i . at ■ te gular m.cting ol 'nn 19 1 9,. hejtig a rule day uf thl# court, then C'lerk id the C i r e u il Court
and there tQ! make ans wer a# to any right.
'D ef San ford, a municipal
Right# r.# ef >, d to rep rt any and ,1) bids.
l.oar.l ol county t um m iu l i i M i i uf Sem in 1*"
~T |,,,>t'"mwni.,-pa mpi1i)m tf4 l4IU a^v T'TTU
of r T T f : r r m f n r t i r T r r t - T t r r T " T O r - n ^ - ♦
„ „
va.
Foreflooe
“
— ----------- " j w e
.
^ —
F e b r u a ry , A. I». 1919. a pel I Hon. * a a t>rr; to the (iil lonin g
If* r . (Jravca. ”
, ’
T ax U rn
pentrd
to paid hoard by G. II. Ilia d and Lo t l , B ln tk 1_ —_ ,. .. I , I .. . I. __ 4- : , . . t (_. , a jI
He ml rude C o u n ty , H a .
<" 4II Nhorti it may co ncern;
}t,l.l »ult i* I.fought l.y the (Tty «>( S » n
oth»r#. to c#tabli#h a nubile ditch, drain or
35-file
'
ate her« L>y ordered In appear herein canal and la ttcr al ditche#, drain# or ran/)#, iortl ,g»ifi*l Wrili-y J o n e a , Eat.
VP. ,,r before the first Monday in March, to run through and benefit the lands within
ll ia iurth ef ortlefr.1 t h a t thia notiee ah»ll In Clrruil C o u rt, Hearnlh Circuit, Se m ino le
• 'I'*. hHng a rule d ay of thla co urt , then the following Lmtthdary line#, lo-wlt:
he puliliafieJ nn re e , e h week lor lour co nC ounty , Florida
*od there to m ake answer a i to any right,
C om m encin g at the amitheaat corner of ireiitive weeka In Ihe S , n l n r d lleral.l.
|(if<r«#i or lien whirh y o u may have In and
[tone *nfi orfiere.l t h i , the 27 lh il»y <>( Overatreet T u r p e n t i n e Company
the
northravt
quarter
of
the
aou
thratt
*K*ar»».
, 1
fidlowlnR d etcr in rd p ro n c rly, l o - s i t :
11r of
SrVtlon 19. T»«rnabjp 20 aou th, of J a n u i r y . 1919,
Mr*
lo t* a, 9 and |0, lllo rk 13. T ier h.
m ill
E. A. D O U G L A S S , CTrrk., . George W. Hnm l.o, W, J .
Uange 32 ea»t, and run thence north o n * and
M
lllin
,
J
r
.
,
H. Winfield llaya and
3h-Mr
Ity V. E , Do<|(Uu|, l l . C.
Said ault Is brou gh t by the C ity of San* thre e quartera ( I ? * ) mllaai to tjie n o rth ea -t
George II. Il a y e , (>. I’ Johnaun ,
f ' rd again#! F. C, Grave#.
corner of Se ction 1-8, u l i i T o * n # h ip and
E l l , L. D rnw dy. Itirhard A.' DrawIt *# further ordered (ha t thia no tice thall Uange;
then ce w rit one quarter ( h i of a |n (Trra li Cnurl Hrven lh Ju.llrlal Clrruil dy, Charlee E . T u fla , J . L. Hark*
Hrmlnole Cuunly, Florlila. In C h a n t e r ,
>• puhlhliod on ce each wrek for four col * mile to the north weal corner of the northney, J . I). H a c k n ey , II. C. W h l t i •eeufive # n k* in the S a n fo rd Herald.
ea»t qu a rter of the n o r t h r a it quarter of aatd City of Hinliird, a munleipal
ht i d , Wm. G . lla r k n e y , Auuuata
Hill In
Done and ordered thl* th e 27 fh day* of Se ction 18; thence nort h one quarter t h i rurporatlon, C o m p la in a n t
I.. Anileia, G eo. S. Norwood, Mary
Ja nu a ry , 1919.
va.
E ore rl oae
of
a
mile
to
the
northea#!
corner
of
the
aouth
A. Norwood, E l l i a b r t h T em p le*,
ftealt
E. A . D O U G L A S S , C lrrk.
Grrtru.le Sh ep hard .
T u U rn
weat
qu
arter
of
the
aouthraat
quarter
of
Daniel G, M a r ch , Swain M. T r a i
AN-F,tp
B y A', E . I l o u g l a a * . D . C . y
— W H ITE FOR P RIC ESS e ctio n ?, iaid town*hlp and range; then ce T o all whom It m »y en n eern :
ner
,n d J i b . T r a g n e r , Sa rah
, you are hereby ordered to appear herein
weal one qu arter O i l of a mile to the no rth•• Circuit ( 's u i t N r . r n t h J o d lr la l Clrcall weal corner of aald eouihweat Quarter of the o , or hefore the firat M ond ay In M a r c h . Doreett and J a * . D. Dorerll, M a ry
A. Straughn, Su a a n Hackney, I- rrlS r m i n o l r I'anntjr, Florida. In r h a n c . f y
aoutheast qu arter of aald S tetlo n 7: then ce 1919, being * rule d a y ol thia rn ur t. t h e n
* l l y of San ford , a mun icipal
north approxim ately one mile to the S a n - and there to m ake a nsw er aa .to any rig h t , wood, lloaey K. Norwood, Agnea F.
internet
or
lirn
whirh
you
may
have
in
and
corporation, C o m p la in a n t
*
nil! to
furd and ( i r n r v i brick ro ad; thenn*- north*
Weber, T h o *. L- Marah, M a r th a
t
v#,
Forerlone
weaterly along raid brick road to the w*#t to the Billowing d raerihrd property, t o - w it : Cerley end S a m u e l IV rle y, her huevv *«!f.y Jon ea
’
T a x Men
line of Section 6. said Tuwriihlp and Uange; Lot fi. Block IS , T i e r &.
Mnmifacttirprs Ideal Fcrtillicra
hand,
Daniel M. lla rk ney . Jo h n A.
T o all whom It may concern;
•
Said ault ia brou ght l.y the City of S a n Iladtoey, J o h n IV Norwood, Mar*
then ce S o u t h to th«» northea#! ec»rn#r *»f the
i*oi are heretiy ordered to appear herein ■out hea#t quarter of the #oulhea#t quarter ford again,t Gertrude Shep hard
JA C K SO N V IL L E ......................... FLORIDA
fhu
I)
Norw
oo
d,
Wm.
S
lla
r
»
h
,
Vr r ’r hefore the fir*t Monday in
Vlarrh, uf Section l. Townahip 2 0 #outh, (if Uange
It I* further ordered that thia entire . h a i l
Dj»D«, l " i n g A rule day of this court. Ihen and 31 t-a#t, thence *fc#t «ne ijuarter of n mile lo he puhtiahrd (Mire ea ch Week inf four cun- Sarah L. J C I I y . Mary S. Hackney .
J It, Hackney , a* rtecu lo r ol the
®" r , r to make i n i v r r kj to any right. In* the north we#l corner of said auulhea#t arr ulivr week* in Ih e San ford lleral.l
la*t will 'o f Daniel lla . k i i r y , de
r»r»#t nr lirn whirh you m i ) have in and ta
Done and ordered thia Die 27th day of J a n raaeed, T h o m a * Stalk, r, William
quart
er
of
the
aouthra#!
quarter
uf
iaid
SrcM" f-dbiwing dc#rribtd property,
tu-wit:
uary,
D-19
Mill*, Mnthew A. Stewart, F r l n r , *
liun Lj thence iou th nu f-q uarler of a mile t «•
' - t 6. Hloik 7. T ie r D. ’
iie al)
E. A- D O U G L A S S , Clerk.
E. Kennedy and Orlando Kennedy,
Said #uit i# brou ght by t h r City of San* the aouth line pf said Sectio n I ; thence weal
Iffd lr
B y V. E . Douglaae, D. (*•
5.(10
chain#
to
the
m
ein
d
er
line
of
Lak
e
Jem
im a Da via, S r l h 'T a y l o r and
* " f d against Wealry Jonea.
It ta further ordered t h a t thlo, itotire t ha ll JrWj|>; then ce io u lh erly along aald meander In Clrtull Court H e e r n l h Judlrla l ( I r r u l t Mnllle T a y lo r, Alva V, Wood. J o h n
Haiti,
Itobert
I'r a th , Gyor^lana
o* published once ea ch week for four con* line to the In t e r a c t i o n of #aid im ander line
Sem inole County. F l o rid a ,
tn Ch ancery Joiner and G eorge It. Joiner, E b>*
with the north line of the northwe#t qu arter
•reullve wreka In th e San ford Herald. *
City of Sanford , a mun icipal
1'uillnc, J . H e n ry f li u li r n , Cha*.
Done and ordered thia the 2 7 th day of t f the aouth areal qu a rter of Section 19, corporation, C o m p la in a n t
* BUI to
f*. Will, K a te F . L y o n . Gottlieb II.
Town#hip
20 so uth, of Range 32 ea«t;
Ja n u a ry , 1919.
ft. '
Foreclose
then ce east to the ren ter of said Section 19;
Kcylry, C harlra M. Hamilton and
'• ra h
,
K. A. D O U G L A S S . Cfcfk .
, , * - J I I t l ■i
A
t,
r -I
,
W,
S.
Tho
rnto
n.
#
T a i I-len
then ce south one qu a rter of a mile d o the
A. It. Carver, A. S. While et al.
!*H-&tc
Uy V . K, Douglata, D . - C*
T
o
all
whom
It
may
c
o
n
r
e
r
q
:
so uthw est corner of the northwest quarter of
A
G
E
N
TS
T n the d r f e n d a n t i . George W. Ham ho, W,
You aro helehy ordered to appear herein J . McMillan, J r . , IL Hlnfieltl lla y a and
I " t Irr all Court d e v e n t l i Ju d icia l Clrruil so utheast qu arter of aald Se ctio n 19; th e n ce
r u t one half mile to th e place of beginning- on or before the Aral M o nd ay in Mh/rh ; George IL l l a y a , O. I’ . Johnaun , E lla L.
-Seminole ( ' t t s l y , Florida. In Cb a nta ry
1919,
being a rule d a y o f ‘ thia court, t h e n Drawdy, I t irh a r d A. Drawdy, ■Charlea K.
And Whereas, It haa been made to appear
* Hy of San ford , a municipal
t h a t said petition la signed by those owning and there to make a n i a f r aa to any rig ht, Tufta, J , I . l l a r k n e y , J . D. l l a r k n e y . If, C.
co rp oration, Com p la in a n t
Hill to
the greater part of the lands through which interact or lien which you may have In a nd Whitehead; W m . tr. Hackney, Augueta L
.
Fcrecloae
such proposed ditch, drain or capal and 1st-* .to tne following deecribed property, t o w i t : Anderi Geo. 8 . Norwood, M a r y A.. N or
£: ff- Ifruton
T a x Lien
OrnCE PEOPLEH BANK liU I U H N G
All of B lo ck 3, T ie r 20.
• o *|| whom It may eoncern:
feral dltchea, drains or ca n a ls ahail run. and
wood, E ll t a b e t h Tem p le *. Daniel G. Mlra h,
Said ault l i brou gh t by the City of flpn- Su*an M. T e a g n e r , and J a * . T ea g n er , Sarah
You are he reby ordered to appear herein by those owning the g r e a t e r part of the lands
on or before the drat M onday In M a rch, 1919 ro ntlgu ou i thereto t h a t are benefltted by ford againat W, S. T h o r n t o n .
F. Doreett a n d J a e . D. Doraet t, M a ry A.
bring t ^ u U day of thia co urt , then and there such ditch , drain or c a n a l and la ttera l d itch*
I t la further ordered t h a t thia notice ehal) Strau ghn, Su a a n l la r k n e y , Lerleer It . North.
board
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
Goat Ma n u r e
have just
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Manure V»liioli analyzes
Ammonia
Potash
11j per cent
3
per cent
Goat Manure will put life’• into your soil with
out adding germs of disease or weed seeds.
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T H E SANFORD H E R A L D
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION_______ _________ _
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NUMBER 39
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1919
VOLUME X
u. i). FOOD AD- SEMINOLE l a MINISTRATION HIB1T AT FAIR
QUITSJHJ 15th WILL BE^GOOD
jl a
hall , where they, beheld a 'White
clothed table, in th e s h a p e ' of a
cross, decorated with magnificent
*red roses, und heavily laden with
exquisite cake and delightful Ice
{cream. As the men lined up around
the table anti after each bail found
for himself a seat Dr. Massey re
th a n k s and the order to charge was
g iv en —everyone charged. *
.
MONUMENT IN
CITY PARK TO
BE UNVEILED
Sunday at ConRregatlhnal Church
" T h e new B irth of Freedom and
Life" , will
he th e
subject
for _
t h e morning, a t eleven o'clock’, t
Bible study hour comes- at 9:15,
with classes for all.
C h ris tia n * E n d eav o r meets at 0:30,
and the evening service at 7:30 will
present a special pageant, ' A r
menia's Appeal to America.'' This
i
T h e following program was renis a musical production with printed,
.
derod:
leaflets-for the congregation to take,
------------- •
.
-.. - n
P R E S E N T E D TO S E M IN O L E
---------- - Dr. Denton,
p art in th e service. An offering will ' '
ADMINISTRATION CITIZENS URGED TO HAVE AllA d d re s s of welcome.
COUNTY HY F. L. MILLER ON
Response^ W. E. Scoggan.
T IM
E SREADY
READYIIY
BYN NEXJT
MON
ON
15th IIRAXTON | T IM
ES
h \( T MON»j
CONTEST FOR N A M IN G N EW he tak en for t h e 'c a u s e of the starv- , t ll'IT S
FEBRUARY 23rd
D uet, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Philips.
d a y AT T H E LATEST
IIOTFL WILL ( LOSE ON M O N - iig in th e Near East.
REACH AM AUTHORITY FOR
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--<T ^
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Mechanical C oncert, J. P. Hurley.
A rustom which will no doubt he
|)AV . 1 m ANY R E PL IE S B E IN G
S TA TEM EN T T H A T * T H E O f .
lor
Heading*. Mrs. J. W. Barnes.
Arrangements are being made for
Reading*.
followed by _nm rhL-iLvery_ci|y-R m L
«•_VT.:»n.l
r e c e iv e d
__ TH E AVILI- C LOSE ON 13lh
l b » ^ ^ . ^ ^ - m H i n t y - e s h i b i t - a t - t h e - j — £ 5 ^ ' * Quarlef,' M q s ^ m e s T h illfu L county .in the entin*
Farewell l’arty
UnitedCtnfna
S tates
T
h
e
Food
Administration
Is
h
o
Sub-Tropical
Mid-VJinter
Fplr
to
he
ScoRKan*
Williams
and
Maine*,
acwill he begun by Seminole county
--------- llVvc you «onl in y o u r^ a m T T fffT
A p re tty compliment IT** Misses
Ml in
Ml V
O
y.................^
more according
to the
Orlando
yext
week.
contpanied • bbyy v^ Miss Virginia. De- when the memorial, represented by a
thr n r* hotel yet? . H not you h ad Hallie B ryan nttd Jerradine Brinson. mori,f
a ,.cording u»
the following
loiiowtng held
'
.
.
. . n
i i .i
i..
ttrittf
Ki'inmnli*' ha*
11 ♦ iilwilVH
nC ountry
........ .. .,i
In
the
past
Seminolealways
a t flu*
the ninviti
piano
broken shaft now being erected in
Letter hurry for this co n te s t closes th e a ttra c tiv e guests of Miss Anna s ta (,.n,cnt from th e State Food" Ad
1 had excellent exhibits at this fair and
-Solo,
A..
M.
Philips.
C entral Park is unveiled on Sunday,
’ nMt. Monday, Feb. 10th.
Mason was th e "Farew ell
partv Inii'nistrutor:
.
from the outlook this year will lie
Fob. 2Ilrd.
•
' The* people -of Sanford and Sem- given Friday night by the girls of
During
the
proceedings
of
the
ban
Fool| Administration Dead
no exception to the rule. On several quet, Mr. J.*
J,. D. Jinklns.
Jinklns, superintenWorkmen have b w n busy for sev■ . im,le county are taking a ttreat m - the
ounRiT^iiiit
al_^thv norm <*»
, i • Sunday
t .. school
.t. .. .I .•
••<1 iWm.
tt Ln ^(Nfp-''<ptyx- ■,^r fltis ‘ monument j u i d
I "1 feel It my d u ty to announce to j occasions wo have. cftptm ell Llu:-goUli- dent of• tin
utwl.
tlf,st in this contest a n d replies Miss Mason.
.
, .•
ii."aiioni the - profile of*Florida that all artivi- ty prize for the b e* exhibit.
- u a - to a s tmasti
have been pouring in at the Herald
luster called o n ’ Dr. Mas- m any have been the questions as to
. .^
L
'
‘-I- v hl. 1 UC?- ««f the Dolled s ta le s K.... I Ad- 1 M
, ......................
Miller hiis t |„. manag* *»■
..........
of those having the
s,.y
to
uddrCss
th e class on th e sub
>
•••"
.....................
_ - l u l l k e - oL-lh*
......................was
...... ..
...............f - .
« i , U , a , » d ia
_ . wu>, this m atter was »irs announced l„ - P r o m . - ' < > » ■ » ' : ' V
mmole's taduhiLau
i al*
i t -y ^ , , rr „| llrotherhood.
which wa done
work
in
charge. It •has rem ained-*
w
ui
»
»
•
*.....'
u
aR„. From ihjneations tin s htiur of d e p a r t u r e eoming entirely, ,ui Kehruary 1 5th. ldlff
moM a...................................
.oggan was mystery, however, until the Herald
an.l i- now gathering m atecuil (or Lh.n |UOtX
,|mirably.
Mr Scoggt
too soon.
Refreshments -of hot
I
. . u H i n a l u th
I I ta'llt all
till those
t 111
.
' called
.. . I I a .I 1.1
ttalk
o l l / U/itll
rreference
i'fi’ n
—
I.at.v will not b * $ o r r c d to go
Hiexi
to
with
to man traced the m a tte r up and ascer
display,
lie
requests
I hope that relaxation of coni sol
unnamed. The nam e of the new c h o c o la te and cake were served.
who-have
articles
for
exhibition
will
"
O
u
r
Class."
This
was
done
in
a
way
tained the following facts:
... by —
Dm
Mrs. Mason nttd Mrs.
Blount, us
.........................
- t'ootl AdmfnistYdtlon will not have them at Millet & Son's furtii- t h a t would lead men to think. At
•
hotel will he announced ns early u(- airs. .Vinson
* This monument is to he p
.
elr.i rristjlt
sisted t h e girls in eniertaining their..
i s qlt in unjust s|iecitlation or greeily
„ r the closing of the contest as it is
^ re store not* later tluin Monday, Ibis tim e the l udiUmuster pulled u memorial to the hoys 6f Seminole
.
'
profiteering
bjL
Florida
merehantil.
{ucsts*
•
pfolittfrniijj
Fed,. |m b . a- the exhibit will be sunt sheet of note paper on which was county who have given their lives tn
,,,*,iblo for the c o m m itte e -to meet
I hav
tin card of Si belle Maim s, Lawyer, the cause of Freedom in the great
T
hose
enjoying
this
pleasant
"ccir
In
t irl.inda on Mmnlay night
and deride.
.
anti
their
>>'Un(ry
allv tn tlieir stale
and also a poem w ritten in the legal World War now closed
siou
were
I
an.lv
n
.
W
»"
t
•'•
h„. incorporation notice of the
U is to ho
l b elieve they are Hide* ,1 faithful to
The neotde. of the county ...................
.,
.
|1
a
Hie
Bryan,
.lerrailtne
Brinson.
,\lr
Miller
I
phraseology of the said und afore- presented to Seminole county by
ri
t
'
tii » hotel company will be found
W
It
it
i he nation and t hp natit in’* inte
,| l .i i inq>i rnti
tin a d m i n i s t r a t o r - am i u-- F I
Miller, manager of the Mil vis
‘pi-, where in t bis issue.
Notice is E sth er Miller. Mma Blounl. *“ ,,a
' |f. ii.', ii|iiniiii> t lie g r e a t ' - l ! ii^lx t 1I . * lit I..... . .I' d h ' u- h.ivi :i lid
> | l,,.
t . .ii-i m aster •alltrtited Marble Works of this city and aji• |. . .- j..v.Ti i b a f applicbtb*n will be Lain g. .ltl'ia /■••h.nv - a i a U v "
-ign
J.......I , xfitl.it .It till fair t hi- sea-oil a
. l.. ti.ri ii- I U.F 1 \ > K t ' 1 Kl
this poelll h a d been f o u n d on propriate services are h be held at
M,,j, *..........
I lie law *w ill permit Oladys
\ ,i.iin-.
I ram v
l ' " " i"
»
should
be
n ton This will mean much to the l bat
L.t«
M
i
l
l
s'l'MI
NT
court
house s te p s close to M r { ■the tim e'of the unveiling on Sunday
(,,r it rtiarter incorporating the new Cora Lee Tibis. Ellen t huppell and
tirelt nt any •*la** c n j n i v ill adt iitnt ii t o t h e e u - h prt/.e the
I . f l a i r Irwm.
M in - otli, a m i thut t he i ircum - evening. Feb J lrd. at J-IU P
company with a capital stock of Anna Ma-on.
• «'• .M m it y
f 1 1 , pi apli l»a v g-1» .
■> I
M r wliicb the public will he invited.
s
ta n c e s were m osl c o n v in c in g .
.
Frank I b..pp< f ' O d o r
'
< ......... . who-h I' the am ount
••\r
at
tin
La- t * impose or to I nlltei
The many a ttra ctio n s o f . the Suh- M aine- denied th e eltarge and moved
nlugtil. The committee who have th u r G a rd n e r. New ton Lovell.
mu
st
The
idea
was.
conceived
bv
Mr
tori
ally
K'l
p,./i-o iif others
T ' "i» i1 M id W inter Fair, whit't
,|n.i-li the indictment
Hearing Miller several weeks ago ami bis
in charge the sale, of the s to c k are F a v e t t e Till is. Alfred Rob -o n . S t e w
>•,. Gav. •ein.M ,1. v. .1. ll-l f '•• „p.
I n. -dav. the . l. vTntM -d G o' ...i,tin n e d f'-r ••tin* term
At this workmen have been busy with the
, ,,R |,rogrc»» every du\ and a r t D o t t all 1
■r YV O. .1 a.
t.e« ping flu • a -1 f li% i y v\ If hill t Ii*
i, ,,rc well vvortM attention
ju
n
c
tu
re
the
t/.ust
master
called
on Ptone for some time
,..
will t» -.Id by the t u n - t b — bi ll M ason, l a : ' - Barb*r. I' ' ' •
The name* of
• ptir.ehu-it'g p -w er •f Ho
y,-.r. M-lando it-elf i- a '• •; :'.tful \ t r Maim - for a short talk and an. , „ft*r i- I-Mied to begin the work of TilliK, lull Move. I>elw;.n lliirl.y
those
who
have
given
their lives m
•
•
ver
and t«> furni-hi K la •ur all
litv arid there are many in Florida
e,l
hi-object
as
"H
um
orous
"
remodelling and construction.
and I >wig l.t Smith
the
war
will
be
inscribed
on the
»
a
n
d
•
.irnini
pre-elit opporllll ty
though this
often . ailed
I III' •ft,,, nulid I r of tTic evening s enter |
monument and it will be an evertine of the later purchasers of
pradtti ti g
I ,t . lit aut if ill
I latn n o lit proved to he a f.,r.e the la-tii.g memento to be treasurered
• • .U i- l>r lessup, who is a visitor
( . r l - t u - t i e l h e r Meelini!
1' . i t I . •!. t\ ha s
| fu it • • r to •
.
i
.
1
!-.
Th.i—
foiktneb
r-t.tiel
I pi.ther often referring to In- brief by our ritizens. more especially the
,
,f.
I >r Jes»u(t, realising
,
» la II t*e i • yo . «'ll 1r n» n til. art of gt rung up a di-tile lively i n ,l ...... .. of jokes for m atter to subT!b- p a -tor and
•*? •I. ' ' •
relatives of these hoys and will slmw
Tin' wdl be a good investm ent
■• illw|ves of the M.Oo d '• • bun ' *»• Id upon t he t llol t- ' [ .tn\ piT'Otl
Florida
Fair,
for
they
have
been
at
r
t
ant
tale
Ins
position
.
Seminole county'* part in the war.
• I ,i pur, based a lliee block of the
el low
m pl the evi-ttn f . . . i W "f
U for many ve'.tr- i.ml it seem- th.it
„•,„ k in i|ii' new proposition and will a •'G e t-to tietla r Meeting I lte-d.IV
While Mr Miller does not dosire
w bio*'
W'hile toffee wa- being served Mrs
evening at the home ••( M ' and .|u p and unit v »» t AS• •Ii the
•l* \ uopruvp (rum \**.ir !•* x**»ir
;. ,
f,,r it
lie has no interests
any
publicity concerning Id* part in
intlilHarm - again . 1. lighted the men with
I., ..)>!•- polite nl. febgaoti
| rmn tlie distinctively <tlmatmnal a num ber of readings and recita this m atter the Herald fods th a t
-.,i f..rd n l iter t bait the wish t • — • Mr- FieldThe | utuple ..re happy with
T he men held t ii.-ir regular busi trial
of view, the many ami varied
ii good hotel here and a desire to
Seminole ruim ty t* “ * »'« '" n g r a t i, •..........
a are
, r,. am
o io a i mg. pros- ,point
..............
and
antieipaling
tion*
ness
meeting
while
the
ladies
.....
veil
I
,
:
'
.
r
I,
„
,h.dav
of
produciti
p rodu.ed in Hin* section of •’ Af\er talks fropt Dr. Denton. Mr. ulutcd upon having a man am ong us
mam tins his perm anent w inter
themselves knitting. . roeheting and
r • ii.«
VYbiddon and others. Dr. Massey who is possessed of the patriotism .
•
other fancy work.worn.- Alter the bust
v,,.nt to the pntmi and struck up and public spirit of the man who is
nrsx was transacted a social I - u r was preserve our eiflnhlwli..!
presenting this m onum ent to the
. . . it i «111 VI »• u n i-1 n n s e r v
s l l d 'o l S VI TO \< ( ID E N T
"B lest hi the tie that binds" and
......................... ........................................................................................................
!• qoyetl.
the song wa- a dismissal "f 11"' count v ■
At a late hour Mbs Fields served
•
Mr* It T. Iloii-f^r of This t it) Mu>
....... ^
- r ,r, ,, - i ; luiles
..........................................
...... gal boring
man y tin* t n • udeli, mu- salad. ' t'e f - (Ij.l collee
llapli-l • hurrh
,|{<- Fntallv Injured
I , , , | V.| no nis l rat or for I
•
,,
. 11, ,|
M,-d u m e . Pbillp- ll.irie-. M og,
.,1
III
r
Ilia
r
•
*
u„on
...v
exiicnenecwith
Ti
e
e
d
u
c
a
t
i
o
n
ui
bm
d.nc
»n
il
.
.1
tiailub a< • nb'tit of a v« r .
Cordial invitation is given t » the
I I .VIIt g I 1 1t" w. 1
,itlll
Williams and
M aim - and
. .tint • ! JOr „ ' I f,.r w|„. fine people of from end to end will, tin n o -t
,t i.r•
eiirred •••' I ue-du v j Weri not aid, ••
Misses Del.’oursey and Steel served services at the B aptist Temple next
am. carry w i t h '
<h- plete exhibition »f s d o o d w ork.................
V rmuig Hi..-e pn -ent
Sunday. Come to Sunday school
at r imon Jii-t north of Longwoml. I lfl|!| m,.,.t ,„g
d uring the ban q u e t.
when an automobile "skidded and were: Rev.
.and
M
rs.
1
.
Y
V
.
Whiti,
absolute
confidence,
t
h
a
t
the
sam
e
|
anywhere.
............................. More than »» people were pjesent. ID o’clock, bringing your Bible.
.turned« over severely
_ I.. injuring ltd .Mr. and Mrs. S. (,»• .Nliinholsrr, Mr. splendid si......... they I’.nvo given-*, ' t h*•_
e art. needleerafl. .h o m e ecoPreaching at 11:30-’ T he p a s to r*
complete
and Mrs. T. F. Adatns. Mr. and their^ country
.........................
morning subject will he
Tl.e ^ .
urrupnnt.s, three Sanford ladies.
in th e jiast will be r«»n nomics nnd machinery It ri
Mr and }lrs. T . I*. Denham, for Chureli’s Relation to Modern Life.
"J,, ’kl|OB, th ey will heartily and beautiful.
.
•
,
Mrs. B. T. Houser. Mrs. Lu- Mrs. t ’-l Putnam. Miss Robson. Mr
' ...... T^ , . mn p u ttin g into effect any
There are only -urc enough races | m. rlv •>( tbi** city but now of T a r p o n Evening services begin promptly at
Kuc,|ue ami Mrs. Shipley left S a n and Mrs.. W T Fields. M.-****;
Spring- were visitors here on F riday
7 m
The .subject to be treated in
Sparling.
Frank
Adams.
1.
1
tluty
be
.
n;.<
ted
t»
earn
f-r
t(,
be seen in the -t.ite
ford on Tuesday morning f,,r , , r '
.
n
,
"
r
,
,
,u
"
'
'
"f
r
e
e
o
n
s
l
r
u
c
t
i
o
n
the
message
of the evening is " Keland., on a -hopping t - o r
T h e y , , J Pope. U
t irlumlo Inis row er'- famous bund.
M a-on
bgotus
Fickleness
"
Each of (!"•
.ft Orlando ->n the return trip about | Ratliff and Hr
f..r whu h t hr • J» » !••».• “ • 1 •i
period.
messajtis is the outcome of present
| I 1.. t I e iqiportllliit V t" • ' . ,,-ilv one of tin tiro- ' m i '" »* " r |
.1 tu in th e ................ ..
D u r i n g the
day observations and will emphasize
guiiizutions in the country ayd al-o |
ili-.i Inline a rain storm wa- ' 11 I —
press my great appreciation "I «
• im.-lv’Im plication <>f age old p n n n u t . t i l e d whi eh m a de t h e r oad very 1*1
|„ V1,| cooperation given H.e * Fo'.d tin re gular-fair band.______________
ripb-s.
Bring » Ir te n d .- n i hip W m r
v
; — Wl,...,' „l.outr!r~ im hT“'r h r r t ~
........
Tuesilay there will be a parade of
Administ rat
ihn Ly Tin' ppn!,tr ^
music.
Glad,
welcome to all.
sub of l.ongwiiml the ear skidded oti
. . . Florida. Their willing efforts am
. np|, no|,|i« rz< and sailors-In uni
” ; eager compliance with every request ^
. j l h e wet pavem ent am i tu rn ed com*
Literature Meeting
pletely over, seriously* iitijuring Mrs.
| nnd
regulatlnn h a ^ ....................
made my
-x rm
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,
. f t i t y * .......
u^grt’dt'
Houser and badly bruising- the sttlier
~ ITnuch
lighter.
T
h
e
peoftle
o
m
o
r
m
a
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T h e next regular meeting of tho
Tnu.T.
pimple of Fb.ruia
’ Wr"!,iy,Vt of MMI children in
lw7Pj7ussengers.
Literature D e p a rtm e n t of the W om
h n>,
Hv..,l .... ... i h - l '! '''"
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a n ’* Club will occur on Feb. 1-th.
Mrs. Ilnufter wus takejt to thi
T h e D epartm ent is looking torl.o-pital at Orlando and did not re- ,
gain consciuusness for several hours. |
h i lo « .............................
j» .
!c X
wnnl to having with us on t h a t d a y
reported
t h a t they
hayl
do her part in helping to win th e sicn! contest b> iiomn
x
k
Miss Marie Rose Lauler. the speaker
The latest report received here yes
students.
p r o m is e d t o be g o o d and
terday stated th a t Iter recovery was
who is to give th e second lecture o f(
war.
Friday will see the a n n u a l parade
l e g i s l a t u r e w i l l h e ASKLI)
C O M M IS S IO N WILL VISIT
B rax to n Beacham.
the G reat W ar Scries under the
uncertain.
.
TO PASS SPBC’IAL^EAW (HY
of
city
and
county
schools,
1.500;
them
.
Federal Food A dm in istrato r
Mrs. Shipley suffered a fractured
auspices of the W om an’s Club. Miss
ING RIGHT TO VOTE ON T H IS
Florida.
strong.
rib and several ru ts and bruises.
...
. . .
. T h n five great nllied powers are Lauler is a w om an of charming per
will he
he magml
magnificent
fire ’j
M A TTER
,
,
There will
cent ,,r
BPn(, „ commission of sonality and* ontv who speaks the
She is I,t the Hotel C arnes iji this
ittv where she h a t been a guest for
will j he
Application wHI
| e m ade to
t« the
tne j Rpd , ross E x e c u tiv e Meeting , 7 '; rkw“ ',d L i ^ e r ^ T h i n » Ur.- m .m b r r . to confer wilh rvpre- English language perfectly, tells of
several w eeks und is rep o rted *as do next sesaioa
scssiow of the F lorida b-gi*
legislature
a r
rt.gular m eetin g of (he execu- John F
(, ' 'a n d night, and -scntatlves ol th e -R u s s ia n bolsbhvtki " T h e Spirit of- the Women of
ing nicely. Mrs. LaRocque escaped which meet*
m eet. In April for th
thee .en
.enactrn m * m o ( ,
Seminole C ounty ever will he opon day a n ^1 1 ^ ^ ^ KOVBrnnw.nl on t h e P r.n e esr islands. France." nnd is* a native of Franco
ac t- ,
with several bad bruises hut is able ment o f a special law preventing the I
^
h „ |cl Monday, the m ' ,S‘ ' 3
‘
t hang-up exhibit T h is action was decided upon ac- and just from t h a t war torn coun
try. This seems such a raro oppor
to be up.
running at Urge in Smnlnole county
^
^ Fc,>runry a i 7:;J0 ,l o m. a t , c o u n ty J »' *
ah„ uh| be sure to cording
COrulHK to •Paris
—— dispatches
~ —r — -- after ro
The f a r t t h a t they were not all of b o th cattle and hogsX^
1 1,[0 ,o rai U r,i C ross headquarters, whtett uti
m
ccipt
ceipt of.
of' a wireless message from the tu n ity of hearing u woman just from
killed is a miracle as it is said tlint . This m a tte r'was brought up a t the
holsheviki g o v e rn m e n t accepting the the battlefield t h a t the D e p artm en t
f
o( im port a ncc will come he- ( see.
bv a,,to holshevlkl
the car tu rn ed a complete "somcr- last session of the board of c o u n ty ^
v ita tio n to a ttte
^
mectJng (or discussion an.
Orlando Is e” 1|y p t c J f ^ ^ a d s in
invita
t e n d th e conference. takes pleasure in making this an
saull" and how they escaped t i e foromtssionecs
»nmmiitaionen nnd aftt-r ------------considerable n||
o„ committees
rnmmiUees and
a n d ' chairmen
chairmen of
of over fine roads an l
>• T h t.
lher Russian factions have not open meeting nnd extends an in v ita
e oother
tion to the ladies of ths town to
give iDeclai ratm .
ladies do not know as the hvst t i n y discussion it was th o u g h t best to | t,rBCn|u-s are requested to' report,
yet made known their attitu d e .
remember the car was turning over. make such application and elsewhere
Mrs. Deane Turner.
T h e bolshevik! governm ent not meet with us on t h a t day.
mast'. .aui
II
---------- Inan
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Mrs. L. R. Philip*,'
C h airm an o f , Iljiard.
ih this issue will he found the lega
Annual Jubilee o f Hcrean (la s s
only Stated i t s willingness to disruss
•
C hairm an.
advertisement covering the m atter
Will R em odel Court House
Mrs. It. E. Tqrheun,
The a n n u a l ’Jubilee of the Berean peace, hut according to oth er wire
C h a p te r Secretary.
At the Inst session of the hoard in projior form.
*
Class, the young men’s class of the less' dispatches is willing to acknowl
Curry — Wilson
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y of co unty commissioners held on
This question of the running nt
B aptist church was given Friday edge creditors of Russia who are of
, -,ti.
ti o nn aa lity
lity
I Invitations h av e been received to
Y Tuesday of -this week the Contract large of cattle and hogs, more com
te nnn aaa tio
Ilcu ___________________
night In th e parlors of. th e Tetpple. en ten
Red
Cross H om e Service -Bureau
tento
tio n s t y..
t he marriage of MU* Silvan C urry
was let for th e remodelling of the monly called the "N o-F en re -L aw "
A home service bureau of the Red Great preparations had been made
T h e soviet governm ent apparen t!) , anti Mr. Leslie Wilson.
Wilson. T
T hh ee marmarnewly acquired rourt house, Mr. has had a very prom inent place in Cross has I.e.A, established in this by the co m m itte e. • which had the i„ willing to give concessions to all
miage
to
take
place
February
19th
H. O. Shinholser being the successful political rirrles in Seminole county city for the .accom m odation of those affair in charge, and much cre.t is allied people anti to begin considera
at
the
^.Methodist
church.
BrSllenut election time for several years
bidder.
wishing s e r v e of this nature.
due to the several comm. tee. or tion of an ngrecinenl lor a cgssarion
town, Fla.
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. . t h „ th e m o s t .pleasing manner In which of hostilities.
The plans when carried out will There is argument on both sides of
Mr. W ilson is a brother of Mrs.
An
otr.ee
h
a
.
been
opened
in
the
^
c
h
a
r
g
e
d
their
duties.
.
.
the
question
and
this
m
atter
bids
make the new court house one of the
YVoodruff
building
over
the
Woodtney
uiacnm
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F
re
d Rines of this city, and h a s '
beat and most modern in the stale. fair to create considerable interest. ruff & W atson’ s to re on First street j T he occasion Friday evening is
London; F eb. G . ^ T h e RuisinD so
m any friends tie re Vho will be In
. equipped in a n up to date manner,
viet governm ent, in a wireless mes
This m atter will of c ourse he re and those having allotm ent troubles one which is common with the 1 r
approaching marx
d
d
an occ„ j on always sage announcing t h a t it is willing to terested in
and while not sd large as similar ferred to the voters for ratification a n a inosr
.riage.
'
, ’ ^
# Urgf> a lten d a n ce. ’
buildings in other comities it will be or rejection if the law i* passed. If and m a tte r, of this nature which can
begin conversations with th e en ten te
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilson
will
apend
a
a building to which *we may point the people want this law they will he handled by this depa rtm en t o ( ^ p rogfain w„ rendered by mem- w ith the object of bringing a b o u t a
few
days
with
t
h
d
r
sister,
Mrs.
' with pride a n d will be large enough have It and if hot it wfiU he rejected, th e Red Cross are requested to call
o{ ^
cla>|( gnd by lh e wJvP, 0f cessation of m ilitary activities, de
Rinea while on their honeymoon.
to serve our county for years to which is as it should be.
vhich
snouiu.w*.
nt t h* office.
.
.
members, which was vpry much en- clares it is willing to acknowledge
come. .
t
:
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I This office will be open dally from
joyed th ro u g h o u t the entire evening. financial obligations regarding th e
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith wjro
/W ork on the remodelling of the
creditors of R ussia
of e n te n• te n a tio n
After
t h e jprogram
thwe« •••»••
men were
lter m
huskiu »
- —- —
,
visitors in Tam pa this week.
lAlibiing will be s tarted in a, very • Miss Annie Jackson of ? " rplll£ " ' 9 .30 l0 1;0o o’clook f o r the a ;:o m - :. A
is op an extended viait to he
ngtrons.
.in
• invited
v ited to th e Junior D epartm ent ^ ality.
•utort tim e and It will he ready for Ga..
•J
friend, Mrs. T . E. Speer.
modation ol tie patrons.
.
jKCupancy a t an early date.
HAVE YOU
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“ N 0LEGISLATION
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Ii
WILL CONFER
WITH RUSSIAN
B0LSHEVIK1
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THE SANFORD HERALD
JANUARY
For Sale'—Second hand rook stove
Enquire* B o i 54. City.
37-3tc
For Sale .or will triple good horse.
. Hanson. Shoemaker. First St.
LYRIC THEATRE OPEN EVERY SATURDAY WITH A BIG SPECIAL PROGRAM
;
FRIDAY-
SATURDAY
, MONDAY *
TUESDAY
Gladys
Brock well in .
Alice Joyce
Marguerite
Clark in
Dorthv
j
“ The
1! Sirange Woman”
in
“The Captain’s
Captain”
WEDNESDAY
“Out Of The
Clear Shy”
IX
William
Farnum in
Gladyn
Brock well in
“Rough And
Ready" / ,
“The% Goat”
Vive la France
FRIDAY
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• Fred Stone
Dalton in
THURSDAY
Outline of our Program as we havev Comedies, News-Pictures and
Evening at 7:15,
•
subscriptions t£ the United Wai
i Work Fund are now due and pay
able to either S. Bunge, Collector
for Sanford and immediate vicinity
J "i* Sanford and immediate districts
or to Sehcllc Maine*, C ounty T reas
urer.
.
At The Scar Theatre Tonight
Who devised Marriage?
Do Marriage ties hind?
r--- Who - w-as-t be—first—
----------What co n stitutes a perfect M ar
riage?
Do the pure minded need a M ar
riage Ceremony?
Do Wedding Rings and .Wedding
Bells make Marriage sacred?
Are Mhek Marriages any worse
than some la-gal Marriages?
1•
Please pay u|» prom ptly and there
by lighten t h e collection tyork us
m uch as possible.___ ______ i .:— .—
II. U. Stevens,
C o unty Chnirman.
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po.nel
e S|.Mill' ll ,..r .'..l.iie'l I- . ,.r,
11:t lian , ..I..ip |..•
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"O ut
..I .,
1 b-iir
i|.p. urs Inc di> - . 1 ......... . die l.i.i.n ...nun.,
......... it • rsltin.n w h h i' .( ,.r i..r..iia,
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I , . . . . I, - 1.. 11.,.
1.,.
1 ,.r m-w pho to pl ay,
.'-Kn. -
with
grea t
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t
I".in.I-
C li.r-l.lie |,l- total. .1 f, | lie o.m
loll III..-I o f
TMUl
||te
I lf.
I), ,|
vvle.'n 1 ||„
gtl-hin g
il.,.* piirtl. nia,
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, I,
tindery, all net in which i
Iw parllciilarly' skillful. 1
on ftie'wbole," iMtin •t. maim
nlcM fratikiiesu iiei* - |n,s .r
t hese two uiinlllli-*- a i w - »
1.11 e\p res-i,,n v 1,1, 1, 1-
looked In d|..
3Mt»
For R e n t —F our adjoin
keeping ThM'rhT «nit"tlifj
cheap. 509 East 3rd St
To Rent • 11uiise corner C
and T h ird streets. Apply to
Fftr Sale Ford Tru
almost new Pace.
engine, shifting top; a " *■good portFor R e n t —Twtfniy acre* of
able, forge.
Would exchange for
oil pine land. Suitable f.., r
good home.
Box '.‘I3H*. City, or
Herald 'Olir.r
It Lynch, Rout. \ >.,i,i«»r,|
r . •* »,>
I hie
. III.'dill 111
w eight '
mi.-.
l.e-I .' h Ilire ho.\ of ackvt
. - f..r I >»r«l car sqinruhcrc
Ice I'litni and town
Row ,
,i,
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I'ui i.am
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O N t BIG NIGHT
F R I D A Y
i n r n s iig a tlo u s
s p e ulalor- are
show
a ctiv e
d ial -tin
m t n :nK
ItldllCe people to ptut with III'. Ir '
• inment SBcurttles
Ytsrir ..f tr
are . fferlnrc »-i inks, | it -itv 1
get n h.'iirlog hut 1I1I- Iciiii-.'
Ml Myrtle.
Cl LLU
• ».Y .111
" W e frequently hear references to
.the ’Sanctity of the marriage vows;*
hut as a m utter of fact J hey are not
expected to lie kept and have no
standing before t li. courts.
Jove
laughs ut lovers vows and the law
laughs at mnrriagi
v o w s."-T h e
Ktrangc Woman.
•
The cle win.- gum
room. Ij.-p
It
'.‘ii.oiSj.uot 1,1usi.tHNi miles and
Kt.ii.ee traveled by light In
A few , .f t h e ui'nre -1 slur*
one to live |>:irs'l'.-s ,||-l-ittl
Oiehri'v
"M ost unit tiers win. are careful ..I
their daughters, teuel. llu in that
th e y can have pretty much the kiinl
of behavior they want of a man; hut
not one m other in ten instills into
her scfn from the beginning that he
enn have the kind of -• behavior ’he
wants of a girl and sees to it with
all her soul t hat lie wants only the
best.’’
-1,gat
For Rent
double bed.
|,|t| lt
Mm lit M
another man, hut declined to w n
him, although she way-.reatiy U. liv«
with him’ ns his wife. Was her a tli
tude |lis tilied? See the play at tin
S tar TLeitirr tiinighr
V VI1liri #<| «. dt
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.in.1 10 i.si r i . i e i o y .
talented players. From e'.cry point
of view therefore, this delightful pic
ture is c.dlimi t’dablc in the bight.-at
degree
n m i r i i n o n y - I'los Yni. rj. an girl I.:..
on,' o ir f o r t limit, tn.im.ig.* . \p. n cre <
Fill. -i-.Hielil ly -lie f. II pi l e v .' vv .11
..i l•
" P » r t r : M lx a Long, Long Way.
\ "| " . ' •- ■ ♦I .
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Ii.hmI- ..I p .u n - i.ik in g .11..I
I he t r u t h
o| r liiH i i l a t fs and .SJP.Jmi |.;„ g
tig.", of . ..ugh drops, not lo m> niton .IS • Is•f
’1*UT 11 * .| f 1 i 1 1 |t:„
t :7 don fin- of jam s and 0 I|
•1n s. it .till!, i.r 1 .. n,
in column,
, 1 P -a. ^
an- in lb.
.
FOR RENT
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• ••rail * llJu.i .m,- I}.,
• I. nrl.s ..f 11 .-..lumi
IT Mf
1 . lut..!.A .! t|„.
| ,,f t|„
l i . i n . hi .i'ii nf t h e slur and pho- regiment
t o p l a y was in s ta n t a n . . . ns.
It must
he conce.il .1 h\ e v e n ; | he mosl h l u s e *
*
pi.tr..ns of the movie- ll.at *' 1 »1.1 ..(
a < h'ar Sk\
;s a product ion far
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i
’Col onrl" Is a C ol u mn Leader.
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MIM
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st rai n.*. Single
•is. $1.50 for 15, j|
s. R oute I.
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.♦I CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
New York, Jan. ...•—Almost $ 4,000.
000 worth of smokps, sweets, sporting
c l :il. 1 t.i,|,-- I,, ar
g u n ........ m l . -
aym g
• Plants Onions, hetjrs
.Twenty
For S ale Jersey . at.:~ J J
li ve cents -hundred Apply tu C. 11
cows wit h
Voting stork,
other Added Attractions
l^efller.
38-3 tc
all times.• A. B. Common*. Sta
For IJuick Sale. Two sto ry seven Isulnd. Address Box ] as.
room house with Lath, in good loca
tion. for It vs than it would rest to
r o r rtate —s i acres
build the house. A. P. Connelly. ’
limits'. Nice residence,
*
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JW-3tc- 10 acres tiled.
I’roh.
. -Electrtc+tjr-for Tractor*.
location
on
the
market
F
o
r.
Sale—A
few
good
strain
A* Swedish Inventor clulms'to have
Mrs. nelly.
satisfactorily applied electric power to Rhode Island Rpd roosters.
J. C. Ellsworth, Iieardalt avenue.
tractors and other farm machinery.
For S ale—Nicely furnished 6
home, modern conveniences^ *j
For Sale—A two wheeled and a acres celery land partially | mpr
four wheeled baby cart.
Also a located five miles from town
I lw’- ulW - thinge- *rr—gciid-cimdirrnnr v ery -lo w prtrjv A. I'. Connt
Call at 311 W. Sixth St.
37-2tii
goods, chewing gtmi and other com
Tlilrty years ngo." said the mnn uiodlticH was shlp|ied to France during
who had traveled to the end of the the niontli of November by the Army
fit rlli it ml most, of the way hack. “ I ■and Navy Y M. C. A .’ for the use
started oat. iib.tie, unaided, without ol the American Expeditionary Force- , H All Local AdYcrtiHcmcntH Under
frl.nds I., help me along, with die lie A stall-tinIII lo Hits effert has Just This Heading T H R E E CENTS a
\\|iy is Fol l y in a tniili con-ndcrei)
Line For Each InHcrtlon. Minimum
t.-nil.>n of milking lie- world pay me Inch Issued
by
die National W ar
M o r a l (.'rune in a w o ma n ?
He- living Hint It owes me My only t otmi il and lepds to dem nnstm te that Charge 25 CcotH.
Is a w om a n -I range b e c a u s e she iilll.-s were a dollar hill and a deterthe yb iyatiil for MjU>Jjllcn-of this «-|ptr., s *n ooaw cnng nh mTrortlsement
is better t han most wo me n?
lulnnilod lo.uinke n 1uj 11i1.11 more, ^ fn ncter
has rtot been reduced by die fact* wjy»rc n ttfu u n i. is mentioned in the
Why is, iL^t lie miln. "w f^o a l ^ i y s day (atfU*lie threw out Ids chest proud
that hostilities have ceased.
id. pleas™ fo -ndt ask The Herald
jjfillects the interest on D» Mntri- ly) I still have die dcleriiYIliutlon and
. In c x n c t . tig it res d m v a lu e of the
for information ns to the identity of
fifty cents In change.”
niothal -llond?
S upplies shipped to F r a n c e w a s j*.
the advertiser.
Usually we do not
- C a n A w o m a n b e c o me a m a n ’s
895.90.S and
m on th's ipiota will ap
wi f e Thr ough a verbal c on t r a c t a>idproMui.il,' diis lo ia l until die for,. . know who the advertiser is and if
C r a b ’ s K rrn W n tc n tor Enrmlc*.
still !•« I, "fit «r .1 i», •
"MO , as b a v - h e n t n a l e r l a l l y r<dm ,-.| we do we are not allowed to give
The II.Ml. r crahs of tin- I’ll 111j <|.111.
out this inform ation. Simply write
lo ,|i niolillir.ilion
leu .- |. letirl.ebfl slie r p . e - nii(l mm
a letter and a<ldre«a it ,.s p.-r in
It"- d em a nd for l o t , a r m . p - , ,
,
I" * -,ii ’ •1 ■111, .• •• . f« i h:.|. 1 •. . i.
rtruiTions in th e ad.
Las not dim ini'hi d ue
n .
t i, tin
:
mi
it,mm:
He i n i i i H i i i w;,-. s ig n e d , a - W in ns
tin kuel-.■:.(••• fur -Iglt- ..f llc .r . I.h-f
l " ' that $l,:ti'il.oj)u of tie ini.,i
. n. ml. - -led.. - (.links
o>:i>N utliaitifit w i l l for the pi, ri I,as. . t ...
WANTED
rirel It li.'\ ‘. |-.. w III
.|i-tt|>l
"•■ "I m
one form
'In He
i,,
tb."> tu t lint Lent ti hesi\ r.lreiit no m . wi re I04.su 1 pounds of t„hm . ...
Want
I Uu to tlir«•• ’(tiM . In 1
h".me If ,.n\ 1lilng moves u.'iir. or boldly t.'s^iniS..igo cigarettes ami pa 71m.
•n
s
ft f■ . • ............. • 4
stand nml fr:.ndeult\ wmv in, Li - v "
\ foi . ..n il. . ion. m 1it* >• •
1 •
1L ................ ., .1
»t-.iu t». Lig |,.n ll. iil trl.i 1 : * 1 holy -I :
.
1.0,111.1- >.| liar.I catidt* 1 , . ,|
a , -'.il> in.a.l i,..i..
I.. 1I1-, liie. n.iself w i l l . . I . .......
C-KKs for hatchir.
For Sale All kinds of household
goods and garden tools. Ml Com
mercial stree.t.
3S-3tp
Program Subject to Change on Account o f the Usual Irregularities
THE STRA NGE WOMAN
lu re - .
willing
d liin ty .
. For Sale —Fur
3 miles o u tt of t
For Sole Lettuce plants to set
ern conveniences
the last of this month, by Mrs. C\ C.
Lee. 1318 W. Sixth St.
37-3tp
ji
“Caught In
The Act” '
For Sale— Irish pot
for $1.50 at th e hou*,
venti. Maiden Latte
|
,
|
Lsbor-Saving Penhoidrc.
»r. c.d.werve hi* linn- u uuiu whose
m on thly d u ly >1 Is to sig n B si .insi sub
n TV c h e c k s fo r 11 r a ilw a y c.unpnny cm.
I'b»yt* a u iu ld p le p.-'nhohli-r dun p.-rm lis his sig n a tu re to |„- u r l i l . n live
••toes In one operation.' T h e appanitus. mi >k l*..pillar M .'.lm iiie* .Ylugn
vine, illlTers from soil...... liters In lliat
die fountain pens are clumped i.< n
pivoted rack that Is mounted in 11
portable box resembling a Mill.-use.
Tim .cover, wlien opened lint on die
desk lop. holds n frame In w hp h Ihe
vouchers are ghiced for signing.
No Crime to Stifle Yawn.
The nfllce hoy says lie has no record
Rerltal at
at W
h" v,n*HtllU,
,,con „‘ "ynvvn.
arted tankitcriiui
w ooman’s
m a n s (<T..h
luh
|,"r
nj: " „" y ,,,nw
crlln„
Yo|,
Mr*. W ret| McGujn w ill give a may have In mind die case of Magrecitul at the W oman’s Qlub in the bet It. who, as you will recnll. created
near fu tu re under the auspices o f , n sensntlon In the neu-spniu-rs o f ids
the T ru th Seekers Bible Class of the ,,m '‘ |,y rau^tlerlng vleep.—Imllanupo__i:..* -I___ 1.
hi
... .
Ilu Ktnr*
M ethodist church. She will he as
sisted by some ol the best musical
H e m p T r e e ’ * M an y P ro d u c t*.
talent of the citv
I III* hemp Irre I* one of the most TorMrs McGuin is u favorite with
Mitlle plants in the world. From It
Sanford audiences us she- has ap
comes, besides rope* mid wrapping pa
peared here ut several times in the per. tin, drug hashish, called by u a
past, and heh recitals are always devotees “the Joyous," ohtnlned by boll
looked forward to with a great* deal Ing the Jenves ntid flowers wRh fresh
of interest. Date will he announced b u tte r; n valuable vegetable oil, n enks
later.
.
Used by die farmers for their Block,
and the finer varieties a re used for
Notice lo V. W. W. P. Subscribers clrtth, coarse Inccs-nnd braids. A great
deal of the seed Is exported for canary
First and second p aym ents of all seed.
*
• s .s m r lu
r.io
of
f,ir
-.nun
« t.i. t.
..'I,.a
j-UlusX
—r-t f
p r e i„ is.A
interest than Liberty
L I* iMiinie.l <nu I.) Treat
Hcbil* dint IJbarty ||nnd* an
ovury dollar pslrt -f,rr iheni t
lienee of thCTr value la the en...........
o f - ih i/ s p e c u ls io r 10 gel lioH sessi.'.il'li
nnt they a r e worth
T h e i r Liberty Iloli.l owner d t e H nut
Irtv.w the value of the " s l n r k ”
or
pun y
-them ttn jjnn«
•lmnu'' ho is offered In exchange for
his Government security.
Liberty Honda l.avo bars hf them
A\ I>
th,. entire re.ounces of the United will bt.il.l a f. w hous es in il
States which makes ihetri Worth their
MM-iiun to suit pu r c h a s e r s a
face value. The person who cxchangcs them for aome other kind of-.paper in tie. rgi -l owu and U ' d d s b o
risks lrt*lng the money Inveatod Id will i rri gate a nd i m p r o v e
b l o ck s for truck farms.
A|
hit Imnd as well its the interest
i
Other people are „ | | | n K their bondn 1 flic*', Itlti Ma g n o l i a A v o .
because they
feel that The war**
over" and they are no h.njter obllg
ated to hold them Although lighting
For Sale tw e n ty acres fu
has ceased, (he war wilt not he over
until the peace treaty la algned and land in ‘’owing well district
Will sc-ll in
our soldiers are hotne. A Uberty Bond r. u s o ^ b l c .
la a certificate of aervloe and the pee trncts nr nil together.Half
eon who sella them nt ;a sacrifice la depot.
N .\
Brock way.
deserting the cause Me is redectlnc Wekiwa, Fla.
on his own Judgment and patriotism
and aurrenderlng an InvUstmont thg|
never will fall |* pRy returns
It la rerognlied that there are times
when investors are compelled to seek
rMlef from tlnsnelal distress. Oftkn
their first Impulse Is to dispose of their
Liberty Hondi.
In such ,1-ases the bank Is the place
to go Banks will lend money on Giberty Bond* The borrower | ( holped
For Sab— Ofd newspaper* at th
•nit of his difficulty and does not loan
5-tf
possession of hi* Government bond. Herald Olfice.
Lor ^ Sale Cheap -Second hand
cyphers, incubators. All sizes up to
390 egg capacity,
Enyuirg. Merchants Grocery Co.
34-5tp
,
Sale—Houae, G10 Laurel
nue, with one or two lots. WH
cheap to close estate.
Writ
A. Derby, 97. Washington av
Oil City, Pa.
/
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JJri,liant Company anti W onderful Chorus.
^ 1 dyK0n I our'
You,,, be Sorry if Vou Miss *hi»
One. It h a U ugh or Sonjf Encore Every M inute.
: : : :
Prices $1, $1.53, War Tax Added
Seals on Sale Tuesday »l
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children visited Kir*. McClelland’s j hope he may make us a more ex- sidered those pupilp who live ip th e 9:30. There was also a- u ,
country? We have to get u p \ e f o r e uto noon: every scholar brou|hf^'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Drown in Ft. f tended one next time.
lunch or got it from tb
C hristm as returning SXindny.
Mr.
We are pleased to announce th a t day light every morning, higstle
and
even those who lived
.i
about
and
get
breakfast
over,‘
.and
Brown accompanied them home for we are looking for Rev. Brower from
part of the time we are forced to shadow of the building w(-r,. n,jt
a few days’ stay, ,
Sanford next Sunday. Church serm illed to go home for lun.-h u .fj*
a b u n c h o f I n t e r e s t in g it e m s f r o m c o r
Mrs, A. If. Crippen is entertaining 1vioe at 1 o'clock, following Sunday leave home w ithout eating a bite, liewere others who cou.ld nut hrrtn!
cause
the
first
bed
rings
at
8:40,
the
her mother, Mrs. Jones of Indian- , school at 3. Hope we will have a
r e s p o n d e n t s — e v e n t s OF SEMINOLE COUN
This rnttr* | ^
second at 8:45 wlten all pupils are sam e privilege.
apolis, Indiana.
Mrs. Crippen had ! good attendance at both services,
TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD
minutes, now given to the cjty ^
expected
to
be
in
their
places
or
else
a brother frbm Indiana as a r e c e n t ]1 There was a good attendance last*
he marked " T a r d y ” for the day; pils in order that they tnay |,j*
guest also.
Sunday in spite of the rain. Rev.
also, if we miss our truck we have to lime to eat their breakfast
GENEVA
are busy getting the exhibit of their
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain Ericson spoke a few earnest, forceful
catch the trucks.
walk four or even six miles.
Mrs. Ernest Tolar and little
| preserves, jellies, etc., ready for the joined Mr. and Mrs. H arry Ward words on "Choosing.,r
We know t h a t the long noon
and th r ir guests for a d ay’s fishing
daughter of Sanford spent the week’s Orlando fair next week,
All trucks are su p p o s e d to leave
Friends of Norman DeForest, wife
improves
the feelings of*thoi4 who ^
on the east coast last T hursday.
end with Mrs. T olar’s sister, Mrs.
and their interesting little d au g h ter the terminals at 7:45 in case there
home
to
a
ho t dinner, because ahr!
If. II.* I’attishall.
^Messrs. C. Boyce Bell and Ben are glad to nee them here on a visit are any car troubles they will have
W EST GENEVA AVENUE
th
ey
get
back
to school 0Ur p*ij
Fish were in T a m p a a portion of to his mother, Mrs. Anna DeForest time to re-adjust things and get the
Mrs. L. 1’. Daniels and baby came
We are having some b a d , rainy
teachers
are
re
^i/tcn
provoked, m
a t her beautiful country home, " T h e pupils th e re on time.—
over from New Smyrna last Friday weather. I t is t o be hoped th a t cold last week.
really
fail
to
maintain
respect*^
•
’
io spend several d a y s - w i t h Mrs. weatljnr won’t follow the rain. Cold
Pi A. Stone of La nsing, Mich., a r Palm •s.”
%
Also, we^ country pupils never order. A young lady visiting fo ,
Daniels' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II will kill the gardens l>ut the rain will rived recently to visli his son, A. II.
dream ot eating a hot dinner with Baltim ore was very much surprj»4
Daniels.
Stone and family of Cameron avenue
do them .goad.
LONG WO Ol) PICK-UPS
our home folks.
We eat a roltl to find so much disturbance during *
Mrs. Aubrey Moran and I'auline’( -Airplanes were heard going over and to join his wife who has spent
Sunday Mrs. Barlow of Orlando lunch and wait for
hone our. for s tu d y period in the Satiford Wa
were week end visitors at the h nine Tut,s(lay
but could not be the pant year ‘with her son.
was visiting her mother, Mrs. Partin .school, to .take up again. When we School.
of Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Hand of gw,n
T ,,py wpn. H,K,vt, t h „ cJmicj M.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Estridgo"were who has been quite ill.
ruralists get home we do not feel
I t is true there are more pupil, j,
Sanford.
I W e^all-lik i^ to sett them flying over over from th e west side Monthly
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Singleton and like going nuto riding, we tire too the city th an there are in the
It
c<
It .t>
.beenrne
necessary for Charles > head hut would not like to he in visiting their daughter,' Mrs. L. M. son, W alte r of St.. Augustine motored worn out from the s t r a i n of the long
.district and we admit, "The nuj*.
pooley to have an operation on his tln-rn. T he earth Is good enough for Lucas.
over S a tu rd a y to look over their or senool day.
ity rules.” B ut we rural pupil* tiul.
foot^last, week.' Tlfe doctor removed , U8 to pleasure on.
’.
. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. P revail and ange grove.
They were guests of
lenge
the city pupils fur a drbit,.
This
early
school
hour
is
for
the*
a large piece of glass which had been - Mr. Will Robinson is on tho sick son drove to New Smyrna for the the Lougw ood Hotel while here. Mr.
" W h e th e r it is right that we
convenience
and
health
of
th
e
city
lodged there a year.
Singleton’s father was one Jif^ th e children. There was a day, and t h a t flee our breakfast hour for t ^
list this we$k. His wood customers day Sunday. * *
Mrs. Joe Brown of Melrose, is will miss him while he is sick, hut we
Ed. Pa rd e n . h as been discharged pioneer settlers of Longwood.
day was only t wo years ago w hen iliDiHir.JlQUr^’----- Aud—we select*t£
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. truly hope he will, soon be all right from U,
_Const—Defense,-Se
W.-Br-Hntcher Tmime'd'TD' his rall- school took up a t 8:30 by the old school board as our judges.
H, (j. Gresjiiunl
again.—
■
nnfl h as gone to Pnjntka to work on roatl 'duties S aturday having recov time, which today would mean
A Country Pupa.
aft
cattle*ntnHt.
ered from the Flu.
Oscar Nicholson of Daytona paid
Mrs. Vaughn has a nice garden th e Cameron
,
•
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' Geneva "a short visit last S aturday. coming now. It keeps h e r busy all
A passing car struck ami broke
W. S. Enttyninger went up to
working, but we are the leg nf a nice horse belonging to Jneksonville Sunday.
If. B. Levy came o ver'from D a y the time.
tona last week to visit his wifcw fio thankful to be able to work when we Mrs. G. C. M cDougal one d n r -last
The stork left a fine baby boy at
Well, j*tiow week.
.
.
is spending th e winter .with her have u good garden.
B. J. O verstreet’s Sunday morning.
we’ll have something good to eat.
father, T. D. Peter*.
Graitam H u n te .r . has
received
.
]
Mrs. II. R. C hapm an returned to
.Mr. and , Mrs. P orter . Wnktjficld ^.Lsoe-riv the World t h a t President iiM barge from L. S: Army am i has | ^ Pr home in Jacksonville on Sunday.
Yu >n is \ it.il ing N o M a n ’S to*ind. returrieif* to his farm here. A yming
Cecil Golden ofrCufl stro m Fields
lie
ill r<■turn (o f hie 1 intis 1 Si a irs man cousin accompanied him to ~rt*- j
[spent
the. week end tlm g u est nf Mr
Fel
He wilH tu retll rn I■Vb main for a (into.
22 nd
and*
Mrs.
J. M. Waits.
I at
hut can’t .
■ Says he Inis
Mr!
and
.Mrs. N eim yer -arnL—M r
many sights since he left tbe
LAKE MARY ITE M S
_ ’ and Mrs. ■H a rd y ‘ went to Orlando
’. S. A. and 1 Ki'H?* he hits.
F. M. C am eron h as shipped sev Sunday to see J. A. Bistline who re
W*» will all lie glad when the "war
eral
ears of oranges from here ’this cent ly underw ent an jUperation for
I have sold 30-year old tracts
is ail settled and everybody can In*
week.
appendirit is His friends will be^glaih
that owners roulU not sell.
at hom e again.
1 see th e D o u g h
■>
to k h W be is doing nicely.*’
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il
1
T
trs
T
Min
of
boys
;„fe
eager
to
relilrii
tjotfp*
I Dll) IT IN THIRTY I H I s
Sanford
rut o h<i*r relnliv• - fr. " " ’I .Mrs Hunt and ehtjdren of Oviedo
Tiie s o u t h mus t In- s h i p p i n g a lot
I sold over I!MM> lots, plots anil
F u . • «i >r»» v ifiii »»rn ..Iff :D spent t lie week end wit h her parents,
laid.
■1
houses last year. I wifi sell
Mr .11 ,! Mr- I Vilen
il.. Ki.ih ffii IIM miff tin;, la-'
fr
ni or r t hi-, i e a r ‘
and Mrs
Itu o a u motored
Mr - If.,t 1. Jotl IS lell last
iinui 11 , •i
i r 1 Mr
tt.i
down
to
Orlando
Friday
I M IK E I III; VON-IIH NEU
day for \ irgillia She will spi ed tin
day pu'Siiig
C O M PA N Y
n tn,i m Ii - uf tin- wiiiti-r tin '• u i i i ‘
I'|| tei-rflde aul •mi'll.'] I. :|'| liln.t
\ l.and (>» ncr
a-, g it ng g...
lii
ri
hu-l'.iiul
;ilnl
ill
I
he
spittig
l^tiii
tnat
o
iiu
rre
d
near
lamgwoud
will
I <reate i-uttdilimt' lh.it sell
.,t *1 it
.1 pit as ore I " I r a n i 1tlelll.
to Washington, lie a warning to all auto drivers.
VV lie n t h e y nr*- all m u d a n d w a t e r they will ri-turn
lots ijuirkly at lop I’r i r i ' s . 1
, Ii
tin
will tuaVi t 1" •
M:i - 11 n ia k i - *i a - 11
I*
1 a* d ri. .1. - t in i- d> l (1 1 f • r.
n •
et iinor nii’
plan and
c t n ole
future
in.mi
Mis
Jones
vtl'i
otit
file ladies of the t'lvu League
['!'.» urt in t ( a \ el t ng lh» n n:
r a mp.ilg ii->. I reach lllOII-.llltls
her plat e here to "New ^ ork p< '|t!e gave an entertainm ent and served
1 si. by 1lit' [1a|M r i h a t M r a n d
through an a d i <*rt isemeiit m tin S an ne cream Saturday evening. Feb.
where you reach Ini ( I N L .
Mr - 1 red K r< ll tile. tUffl** fit* ma ke
ford
Herald an d the party tint! Ir-t
T hen' was a good a tte n d a n ce
IN T E R E srH IlV
Sanford [loir home
We are all glad
bought
experts to make a winter
Mrs
I Itnki'l Jtl-t rereived a letter
Vdilress
to Pave them fur Mrs k mil wbI...
.1 \ e r\
from (or s‘,ui
Edwin, who is in
tinrii and r.i’ 'I'd in ami armnnl
br4|i’ i
He has bee'll overseas six
K I N G A U C T I O N E E R ford iflid is ii.ell i- 'e-w u Ii, i tj't
ft I
* IF I r il Ft * *A' .!f month.- and three at the front
lie
I*. ( 1. Ins,') T itu sv ille . Florida tuuly In ri
...is fieri t i.at t lie;, expert landed at Brest, from there J o Unr, fl tl^ink the hi)| is about di.ui
i
T H E
U N I V E R S A L
CAR
» fore very long
dcanx and over hind via truck to
mVi'T lour aftvUntig *<■f it now
I
M
U II Tone, .f.i | north. rn part .-f Iran e, v >s|( *d
MO TE I, I. 0 N G W 0 0 I) Inipi ll i- f"f I i 111ii t. wi iia\i a 11 h.i I
THE POLICY.of the* Ford Motor Coim
IiAndrew
I'oney, reia I’arts and Saint Main, a great s u m
.i share of it while it was going Ity.
Mils ll 1,1 MU l*i«p
•• I! vans family and r. mer resort that the governm ent had
pany to sell its cars for the lowest
I iiilt-r new m an a gm cn l, Cmiil fishing,Now, w Itat will ejill on us i i '\ l, I ,■
- from 1.a' ..n, ( Him, w to, rented t i e l.ig hwtels as a rest camp
1 f.l
h ll (it i ii u anil linihing near.
V nice i|oiel
we are ajJ waiting to mi
1 bop*' it
possible price, consistent with de
honic-like place. s|ileii(lid water, rules
are «pending th e winter in Orlando | for the A. E. F. buys and Orle ins,
reasonable, given,on rctjucsl. Special
luck for wi liavn had -pent a p a rt nf last week here wjih \ crdtn*. Metz, Tout and Fortiers,
pendable quality, is too well known
rale* to parlies, -Northern cooking.
aucN trouble for ttnarly twu i I* amt met he-. Mm * \\
t
He
-ays
**|
have
bail
tllii
time
of
i’
n
y
I.OMltt IHiti. I | 11It 1111
to require comment. Therefore, lieEvans, n t irt.iuj; to o.'lando Satnr- lift but am {eiidy and anxious to get
T 1. __
cause of present conditions^ there
dav
h I : ft. t he good ..111 I S \ ' -Tl...
I t -> I s \ \ | i l l(D
B> ■! 1 ■
|.| If- w ■11 he gl.ef to
call he no changes in (he prices on
L*
'* ^ w \" :
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
i.;
Sir,
E s--
FEDRUARV 7t Kfft
T H E SANFORD nERALD
*AGE TWO
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*
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—
. .See
i
Our Line of
TURN YOUR LAND
INTO READY CASH
El r.a
Before You Purchase
Geo. H. Fernald Hdw.
Lil » t
I fiU lM
mm
iM
i t
m
7;
111
M
Half Your Living
Without Money Cost
f f l
m
P
M* i r.«I Mi
l I,a lid.
We are all at a danger point On’ nary let h
tin; Ufyi' nf good common sciihd In our
Another daug h ter was‘born to Mr.
I'.tlP farm ami ttarden opDratloiiH, tiependfl proaporlty or our "guliig broke," and Mr-*. A. E. Mitchell. T he young
Ft cii at |irosent high prleea no mm Indy arrived J u h .'U l s t and weighed
can plant all nr nearly all cnttnin bay fond and grain nt present prices from eleven ‘puundit.
Hiipplv nicreltunt nn'i reillt. mill iii.ike
\ n eleven piotn.l daughter was
tnniiev. Food and grain an* higher in horn to Mrs Ethel Cowan Diggers,
proportion Until pro present eoUoit
I t l . Itli
prli cm.
It s a time above all others to phtv
M tss \itine t amert'li » ,e !• ttiile
s a fe ; to proilneo all possitilo food, f r i •ill s (, t -i a i I n i vt r-i t . f ■f 'In
grain and forage Mlpplles on Vourown
week im l
Mr and Mrs Cameron
licres; to cut ilnwn tin* store hill.
A good [ii. t o of garden ground, drove to Del.and with Miss \nm e
rightly planti d, ri*htl t* tided and on Mt inlay
kept [lllillted l ..it v. 11* rennd. call hu
itiadd (6 liirnLh uu.irly halt your Uv- , W'alter W ^yi was here from Camp
fug. It w ill1t*avo ynti m om money Jolmston m f r Sunday, guest of Mr.
than you mailo on Uto best two or and Mrs. J. ( ’. Vaughn and family,
tbreo acres of cotton you ever grow! J
-IlrmttlUTH4 1919 Send* ltoulc ti'lttc nil - f __ Mr. Flenu d of, Wuslijng[nn, J », ( ’.,
about tho right klml o f a money Hav S|ietil the last week here with 'th e
ing garden a n d ’thn vegotnblca to put families of T. It Kinatjl and Moses
lit It. It tells about Ibn farm crops an Jackson and while here bought what
well and bIiowb you tho clear road to
real nnd regular farm proBporRy. It'* is known a s the Josiali Fowetl farm
Free. Bmid for It today to H. G. in t ’am eron City.
HASTINGS CO., Atlanta, Ga.—A dvt
M r. nnd Mrs. J. F. McClelland and
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II
I D s VI V t N D i . It VI* I \ 11 I I.
FIVE COUNTIES INVITED TO EXHIBIT
Orlando, Florida, February 11, 12, 13, 14, 1919
The war is over conic celebrate the ureal event with us. Finest fair in
Florida guaranteed wonderful exposition of Fruits, Crops of Field and
Garden, Atock, Poultry, Art, Domestic, Education. Best Races in State.
If
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If
:
AEROPLANE
EXHI BI T ANR
JOHNNY
JONES
SHOWS
Days of
r?
Pleasure and Instruction
• 1
'
-i i I'. i d
i
. \ in as
littv
I’liV r ia l- .i r. »«• • g i . . n t In ir
ii'iiHial dressing of straw.
Mrst. Stedt was quite ill last week
with n cold, but is better now.
We understand a tine baby boy
ha s rurm* tu lilt-s- t hr holm' of Mr.
an <1 Mrs \ r..r l.l irit! l||S| III. JLl'-kKill'!Vfth* I.,i*>■f Sir■*1.1y. 1 b 21.' 1
Mr urnj Mrs It ii v 1 e. -|t. HI
V\i . I, • tuj \\:fh re 1,1i' Y♦- .(I \-t
rt t o r nutg home
ftl’IMA ENT HOG « HOLER \
Mr and Mrs
and their
I
I" 11 \ I h.iunas Hog I'owdiT
three youngest t llhtreli^ ,ti| El mer
kaa
. ttitl (lf ;i,'i per i:eul._ cilrm_,vL
and nephew- Mil
I v iii r. ftUh—
I
Hog
Cholera,.
If you feed your hogs
and Mrs. Krell made up a ptjrty
m otoring down to Islewortli untl riv- as directed you need never fehr hog:
turn lust Sunday spending -the day cholera or any cither hog disease.
with ■Mr. and Mr-^ N’oali Fry and And t h e directions. a rc very simple. I
"fust at Mill r wlfaf J'mi are doing, plus
their aged mother. Mrs. Bengston.
' a few cents' w.irfh of ll. A. Thollltis'
Mr. Bergquisl •returned M onday
Hog Few tier in the feed twice a
to liia home near Ft. Meade after a
week.
s'
short visit with his d aughter and
Usually though Cholera gets in be
son, Mrs. Edwin Lundquist and
Clarence Bergquist.,* We of Upsala fore- we. know it. Then it requires
dose attention to each hog— *ach
hog must be dosed and if you will
dose them as directed, you will save
better than ' 90 per cent
If you
don t t lie B. A, T hom as medicine
j costs you’ nothing. We not some
distant m anufacturer [tay your
money back.
L. A..wn F..'i»d Co.
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Great: Victory and Peace Exposition
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IB wa- in li.tspMal three
Weeks with | III hut -says " T h e Red
Cross nurses sure know how to take
care of the boys mu! pull them
fh'rotigb t). K ’’ Edwin is in Go. B
lOk'rid. A in Train. 'JTlh Div
This
aiumiitiitn>n Irani 'while in aetive
s e n n i delivered 1.1-0 truck loads
"I .itnmiinit aiti t" t he front line
IfftiMu
and u-tillery lima of the
t ■’o' io it r t'lf.
NINTH ANNUAL SUB TROPICAL
MID-WINTER FAIR
IB M
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School at 8:45
It is indeed very nice to get u p at
7 o’clock in the morning and eat a
I nice hot breakfast, then wulk a few
blocks to school. Here take up the
usual routine for the morning, and
after four hours’ stu d y go home and
r a t a nice hot dinner.
It is also
much healttiier to eat a hot meal
than to cat a cold lunch. Not only
th at; In have an hour to eat so the
food may be eaten slowly anil w ■■[!
masticated
Vi's, it is true, having a
whole hour fur noon, from 12 until
1 o'clock, is conducive to good
health. '
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T he schools tu rn .out at 3:15 and
then the pupils may po home early,
down tqWn or even' auto riding.
This early school hour allows all
these • luxurious privileges, so ’ of
course the schools should take u p
early,( give an hour for noon and also
let out early.
Ford cars.
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C. F. WILLIAMS
Agent
EDWARD HIGGINS
Salesman
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T H E IN S ID E IS IMFOltTAXT
~D»m’t forget th a t il'n juM as Mf**sury tu have your Inner tubes t.tron(.
Ilexible and durable the same **
your outer shoes, and our vulr*"1*'
ing process will do this for you. I**
the best tire insurance you ruu w
[mt your tire mmtey into, for
dnublea. often trebles, the bl*1 ^
both tin's and tubes. We an* ' u
canizing’ specialists.
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New Crop Seed Corn, Sorgum. Mlllrl, Rape. Egyptian Wheat, Texas tied
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Seed Potatoes all varieties, Poultry and Bee Supplies
We ask that you call on us for any information desired f e W U>*
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Chassis $175.00;
Runabouts $500.00, Touring Cars $525.00, Trucks
$550.00, Coupelets $050.00, Sedans $775.00.
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thti locution -pf t h v :hot?l. Now, you
tlcar readers these arc not rules
promulgated liy tin- name . cornmis■fion of i|n Imicl bunch -nor arc
they the wishc.rfif any .inc th a t the
hun.-h ha’ I ! > - " they arc print' 11 ' ’.It
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t. i- n*J, - • to -*. -a1-.
If I am f g y th-n lor it
If I am
"tony, th d stc r tic i" fr m t ri . «
idea.
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• aa;i -a r- here t >’
•1 l\ relat ii ! . ! ,■ tings ami cattle 1hat is an n ' t ,i e criticizin' the
r y Wa*on
" ronit kind ->f advertising for tin*
hut!
and cal lie as w.dl ak^-Jor .the
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state, hut now the time is near a p
proaching will n Certain men of n
public life ,.r before the public arc
thinking strongly ahoift th e hog and
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the cow and his privileges. In t fie
W E H AV E A S TO R A G E B A T T E R T FOR
present it seems that the hug", at ml
Y O U R CAR FO R R E N T OR FOR S A L E
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tip1 cow for that m atter have the
most privilege of anything or animal
th a t 1 know of,* It remain* with the
coming legislature I think as to
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whether the condition will stay the
same. Whether or not the argum »uf
of the hog and row owner ns to the
H. L. HAIGHT
free range will be heard the loudest
“ O P P O----S -I T
E «T H E , N E W -mtH O T» E
L • W H. A T
IS TO
B* E ”
or whtether the plea of the small
#
fawner will be heard. It is stated
[ i t f o t ; thp-fa r mtr* rtrr -nrir'feetn IraH T
Is rlghj to have to fence their five
acres against some one else'* hog or
T h e Gods watched from a higher As the year eighteen came to an end. cow, and more especially when the
sphere
God his angels forth did send
majority is in favor of the farmer
How m an his manhood seemed to To stay the pn
that Ls there are more farmers than
fear,
BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST
To use tii'it hod
there are cow and cartie men. Yet
BETWEEN YOU ANI) M E ”
Laying aside his light instruction,
the cattle man says the open range
Leaping bound
F.VEN THE GATE POST j Ilent on nothing but destruction.
is the Thing unless we have tin*
(
. >.l|. 44i .it have
open range we h a . e no place to let
NOT JN IT
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Days and weeks and months passed Wi'Ye s dllcd tli
our c a t t l e gr aze and raise. It is trite
A < hief Is Among Ye Taking N oIch
by
We’ve ■aii'cd
they a d mi t that die r a t t l e grazes
and Faith, ,*Hi,*ll Print ’em "--The
year
stiil
drifting
through
the
plutlv
on-other
people's lands a great deal
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of
the
time,
but the fact seems to be
4
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. m e n n w a tii
od'iie inweifttt-aird ttrifw-m* near
right because the laud psed does
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near
Let us feel Thy (‘tinging hand.
not a m o u n t'll) liny thing nor does it.
Lead
us
in
the
paths
of
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h
t
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yield*
hardly enough of grass to ’nfc
Tim y e a r eighteen was flung on high j An‘l
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T h e G reatest Nam e in Go o dy-Land
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This Uelivery Wagon a n d all other models of
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realm of child
hood dreams
is a land of
sweets.
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ACCESSORIES, OILS and GREASES
Overland Sales & Service Company
Make some of
those dreams
a d e lig h tfu l
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ta k in g fiome
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Tears came fast a n d formed a tiih
Wine man shot a n d Immhed agai n
Man paused in his horrible slrnit
Tore 11 d ga.«ed through bell’s own . T h e merciful Go.) then tool, hi- hand
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Both Sides?
Swift & Company's 1919 Year Book.
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w ere in 1918,
T h e tru lh a b o u t th e F e d e rn lT rad o
Com m ission’s investigation,
W hy th e prices o f b u tte r an d eggs
a rc so high,
A nd m any o th e r vital facts.
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that just lavishes smokehappiness on
eveiy man game enough to make a bee line for a
tidy red tin and a jimmy
pipe—old or new I
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Get it straight that what you’ve hankered for in
pipe or cigarette makin’s smokes you’ll find aplenty
in P. A. T h a t’s because P . A . has the quality l
You can’t any more make Prince Albert bite your
tongue or parch your throat than you can make a horse
drink when hc’S' off the water I Bite and parch ore cut
out by our exclusive patented process I
You just lay back like a regular fellow and puff to beat
the cards and wonder w hy in samhill you didn’t nail a
section in the P. A.* smokepusture longer than you caro
to remember back I *
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able to 'rem em ber how to pronounce
and spell it. Then ag n ? ire it |>g
n name that ‘.will sletdfy !f« t.'-aliorT
—th at will have as much to do with
tilt* advertising of .*>ai:iur.! as. a n y
thing else. When a n a n it u’ a hotel
is printed, th e location o u - h t noL to
have to ln> priatrt! a b >.' The name
ought to Le e o a . a c . 4 , i n th a t it
could *i? e-iite ''.ir»"i, [ ‘ Of *;nced,
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maybe all tin? m 01 have inure niitne.t
for the new hotel Ilian the rule# of
Che content will allow. 1 say that is
a good way to get the people inter
ested and also a good way to get a
name for the new hotel. It is often
said, " W h a t's in a nam e?" well, in
this case It reeina to me that tin*
nam e wou|,d mean a great deal to
the proper start olf of ou.* uoUd and
tlipt means we have got to ...ivc* a
nanto that would suggest t •
't r a v
eler or tourist as. the case tr.ay lie, a
ht'ttd th a t wou'd give him t e kind
of service that lie likes, a name th a t
would he easy to rgtmunbcr, n n d 'o n e
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h u n c h to s ta r t th e w h o le e n ie o i i n i t y
t n D u s k in g a b o u t h o te l and h itels.
th a t
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.^yrry one every where I g i, 1 have i
mostly refrained.
B u t ' it ITThm me
good t >i sec tijc. other fe!lo«vs drive
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gninl ivfirk go pn. . Keep u i
One
man Fan’l lie prosper-! h a * unit
inllb tiug the germ into an ilh • . a n d
I - live here, and so <1 » you, th-vt let’s
all rejoice*at the pro-mcrity vv i *.
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W h eth er or not ycyi agree w ith ua ofter
reading this Yenr Hook, you w ill'.at .least
know both aides.
■ You will find it interesting; Americnhs lilt®
to hear about big things done in a big way.
You will also discover that we arc merely
human beings like yourself, doing in the best
possible way a necessary service.
Legislation is pending in W ashington; os
a good American citizen you want to know
both sides of this question. It concerns you,
as well as orreoftha most important industries
in the country.
Do not hesitate to send for a copy of this
booklet. Yournam eand address are all w e need.
Address Swift & Company
Union Slock-Yards, Chicago, Illinois
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a n d 1 let
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they a r r .. • ie .41 Ii . ji p l a t e
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drifting, througli^tjui..i.Lvv_
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frequently.
tobacco U mold. Toppy rid bag*,
and h a lf hound tin humidor*—and
—that
—m at cltorr,
(Hiwr, practiced
practical pound cryttai
c rvtta i glam humidor with tpongr
moUtrnar to p that kharp*
te p t thr
moUUnar
lha tobacco
tobacco in tuch par fre t condition.
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F E O l i u R Y 7. 1919
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HERALD
THESANFORD HERALD
k~
CU R B ST O N E CLEANINGS
for c o l o c a t i o n from our people the a u to c ra tic Hun to term s twelve
who huve articles or p r o d w ts t h a t m o nths-earlier than expected. Had
the war dragged, on for an o th e r year
(Continued from page 3)
H. J. IlOiXY. Editor
a * ° ° A. « *thousands of American lives would advertising th a t has fur years lieoj
W. M. HAYNES. litnilricft* Manager h b,t, m tho *’ou n ty-. lS« eh, ' ’‘: rfs " ns
____ .___ ! s h o u l d got in f ou h wi t h r . L. Mi l ler have been sacrificed and our war detrimental to this s ta te will, have
j i t o n w , us ho h a s this m a t t e r in debt increased many hifRon*.
been stam ped out.
Pphliahcd Every Friday by
charge.
A nother grbat bond issue—the
To say th a t the kind
of pos()
Victory Liberty Loan Will-he* Moat ciirds ilia! are romb-mned in the res
ed next April.
T reasury oljiciuis olution is detrim ental advertising t >>
hj iihi l u n i o N p i i i n: in i i h i m k
• m " tin- • (icmtwb’* baT-c r r r out 4
S3 no else to light they seem to revel in have announced that it will he for this state is saying the truth .and
ONK VKAU
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7 o n t h s „___
... 1-00 ^ f ighting a m o n g t h e m s e l v e s .
Let us not' less than f i v e Billion Dollars. every reader of this paper knows it
TllHKi: m o n t h s
•______ - -1 1 h o p e t h a t t h e y get e n o u g h of this \Vith this issue Liberty Loans will to he the tru th . Juki think of the
mil ion is pass into history; the job will be post cards you have seen showing
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T , ' t"*»r idist of theirs that
l.nl>
S-rnmla
in'-, «i He-t*«.iiTi;ce «i Henfuiit. H«*id»
not in I he limelight or |io|iular u n finished.
razor harks and scrawny cattle
sill i
March Jo!, IS7t
less i! (.as roiistnntly before its fa • • Heretofore the billions have been gnawing at scrubby palmetto.-s to
Teirfifearte No, 14a the sword of hatred.
QfRf?. Ilrialil IJloil.liinu
used for destructive purposes. This say nothing of the numerous kinds _
(
T he only sin stum that scents rea time the .hulk of the m oney derived of cards showing alligators, rushing
sonable is t ho one th a t asks why from the sale of these securities will for a good dinner of negro boys,and !
T he former kaiser appears to be
they did not *tnrt a private war in be spent in constructive work,
girls. Well you know that when a
llvirtg u p * t o the old adage: "Say
the first place and leave the rest of
not long and saw wood.’
Itr will go towards m aintaining our person, who has never seen the beau
' the world out vt.it-" I f W ould have,
ties * of Florida, or even a picture
----- O hi on.better for all nations .concerned arm y or more than a million men showing some of (he beauties, sees
enforcing
the
armistice
term
s
upon
When tho Germ ans -lose t.ln**nlrk
j
a n d for the r e p u t a t i o n of G e r m a n y
Germany. This army must remain one of the cards enum erated above,
name of Borbcs and Huns it will hr ' ' ydtt- has such a thing,
in Europe until perm anent peace- h» In-' at once forms an Impression of |
a sign of a regenerated G erm any."
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established.
The sick and wounded the kind of land we have in Florida j
---- O ----" T H E L IT T L E P E O P L E "
soldiers
overseas
and a t hom e must and that iiiYprcssiud living superin-j
Germ any stjll seems to
ui e a
-x*he nineteen sm aller-nations who .lie eared for and eventually t h e rest duceif by the picture seen—is not i\
large' supply of propaganda on hand,
are seekjng greater representation in of our arm y brought hack. B ut the good impression, whereas on the
yet she has not been at all econom
the peace conference are justified in work this money will do m ust not other hand if a good picture is seen
ical of it for the past few years.
their demand. Sm all nations have end ■herd. T h e men who h av e been the impression is hound to be a good
had too long to how to the will of disabled, who sacrificed eye*, arm s or one. I commend the Association for
'Hie price of butter and. the- price the larger nations, to he oppressed
legs must he tau g h t self s u p p o rtin g making this resolution.
ftND USUALLY SPEND FOOLISHLY, WOULD SOON AMOUN^f
of eggs are seeing which can roll by them, perhaps to endure ann e x a
Sauntcrer.
tra d e s f For what nobler purpose
, down hill faster and the spectators tion against their will.
TO A NICE LITTLE SUM IF YOU PDT ITTN-OUR CHRISTMAS
coidd it be used than iii protectingBANKING CLUB.
a re applauding the stunt._____ ______ " T h e -tT y of "The Little Peoples goi-s
,\nno iinri-m raithese heroes from fu tu re p o v erty and
u p to God in vain,
\V. II. Treadwell, electrician has
distress?
J U S T TRY COME IN AND J O I N .
I T C O S T S NOTH• When our neigh iiors across l lieFinn, and
the
Schleswigreturned
to Sanford and h a s opened
Our soldiers did not relax when
i ; : g t o i d i n a n d i n o n l y 50 w e e k s y o u w i l l .t h a n k us
way get their houses in order we
Dane." .
the Him retreated. They k e p t on up an electrical contracting and supFOR URGING YOU TO DO SO.
shall be nil right, unless'o u r neigh
Belgium and Serbia have alm o st
iriesfr n t his old stan d in the
fighting
until
the
very
m
in
u
te
fho
bor on the south begins to throw met siicli a fate.atnd in proportion t u f
armistice becam e ollective: - We at Eagle building on Oak avenue and
B E S I D E S T H E 1 CENT, 2 C E N T , 5 C E N T AND 10
brickbats over the fence.
their sufferings in the late w ar home should follow their exam ple. Second s tre e t.
C
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INC
REAS
ING AND DECREASING C LU B S, W E HAVE 50
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should have the assurance of free
We should put out our full force lie- j Mr. Treadwell needs no introducCENT,
11.00,
$5.00
OR ANY AMOUNT YOU W I S H .
T h e G erm ans’ polite farewell to dom.
hind this Victory l^mm-atid p r o v i d e ' lion to t h e people of Sanford, huvIl is o n ly b y th e p rote ction of a
Belgium uousistvd In tie- blowing atp
t In- government with the means for | mg been in business in the rite for
C O ME IN AND LET US EXPLAIN T H E PLAN TO YOU.
of twi-nly-severi steel mills
They L'-irgui- of Nations .that smaller roiin-j carrying through tin
-work forced a peri mj “ f f o u r y e a r s |irevi*us to
tries an certain of retaining their* upon it by the* war.
are altogether t oo hill.d
with
the wa r a t jd t s j h o m a n , w h o wired |
YOU W I L L RECEIVE*! P E R C E N T I N T E R E S T " : —
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self gov er nine lit. Let the weaker
plosives.
»-rM-**sTais,‘^>AiiVi^t«hLi-wiii.w -chorrheSr theatres,- Elks
have their rights secured against th e
huiltling, school buildings, Southern
Set T re es Carefully
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A man who -hnht? Liberty bonds powerful.
Belt
-Telephom- Yfxchat'ign Tpul -illany
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Afore tr c e s 'n r e lost or s tu n te d by
Wditlti 'not usuhfty lie pointed o u t 'a-l o t h e r s , i n c l u d i n g s o m e 2 0 0 rest- !
,, •
<a " bloated bondholder." In fact In- o n ; w e l c o m e .t o o i : j t m e n improper s e ttin g rather th a n by ilenees
'placing
them
in
a
soil
not
ad
a
p
te
d
to
lias sunnily grown rather thin in his
I ruiis(iort.-. fr.on overseas are e n
lb- has a very classy Inn- of I'furThe Cniversity of
eITvrts to pay lor Hie lioroLtering our .e.ipott, and lying at their their growth
•
tit
me l mid Lighting Fixtures, the
t)
‘locks, mid evn rv d ay disembarking Florida, College of Agriculture a d •it'-t thing out and invites v mi tn
vises
the
o
bs
er
vant
e
of
these
points
I luring the v. :rr tit" ;i: 1 . e of f„iu a i r.nul of -*11• 11■ , s in I I,tiki ’I'hesi
•l
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Sit tin tre, in the ground at the
lie r*-a- .1 s | | ,, f
4 , | i >. pro i ■"nil g. i,,. j, vvill soon In- .it t heir
wiring jnbs
same
depth
or
slightly
above--that
at
of i ,oflniig '.U per i . nt
H e.v p ro o n b o o n s, and the i|ucHlion is. How
which it stood jti the woods or t he
VV.
-o' I' tie lti.it o u r al i di l i e i were shall we Welcome tlp-in’’
nursery
row
Cm- v oi r hands fur
s ud i c i tit lint t. | ,. i l it I,
f. , | u .
DAISY TILE
"mt I O.t 'i I
d t'.i-.id* - anil me. -1 | spie.iding lie- roots out carefully and
d . .t.g i tn 11ti,.
! mg at .th e town hall, if you will. J packing the soil around them. J'Inre I
Y B l . l t l l t i l i lt YIN I'll.If: Thiiniiiglilv Irnperv ions to YY.ilcr. t heinii.il
G
'T h e s e demonstrations of vveh-otm* tie'll in t heir e .i t .| r ,i! position ,n
B.ink-in it Urns.
llecom,! isillvn. Ytin (sphere and Ylnisture.
t t ((f ' 11 .
|. 'll;. It, [ t, i . " I. IT11 r \ ■If'1 p r o p e l .111•i lil ti ng
Bill Wll.,' 0- -irl.. as possilde
Alter about i
M ob- from B u t v i ni' m itrrial a I »p«i- i It. the •'i ivc-nrncnl In wi l h - ta n l
It.id | . . mill.. In .ltd .non I long a t . nut
■ or . vi' j ' -g tiii-u will present I. n e e d ' l l
I iur! > f tie- soil lias been re- >c.| k .
Nprii and Bicric \rid tests in the t-uiislruciliin tif i p immerise ari d plain -.
t w.
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
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PEOPLES’ BANK OF SANFORD
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in - i - or ant piihit. Iniiidi-ig
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B
ark Trammell, ,
Senat
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| u* needed, now is the time to inau- j
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gurate Ik I lie gnod roads ipiestiori
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w I i. |ns| ' t x a l w a v - will, ns
M a n i da et u r m g "f
liv
Hi . On- War for (liliHHT ai y Miidc local raw material into a lm j \iiiiuri t -nioii
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land
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, Mur supply is li mil t'l mth h) uur diMnaml,
fo u r tn plentx t ( Witter tn h e l p
el fie tie -mi .d|, ■r I ill; Ilit' k 1II1! Is
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want to a'hl that h*‘ said ids
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MAHONEY-WA EKEK CO.
S XV- • (till
lind
c heek
in
fail
of
my
N o i i . e of
Applii-aimn fur Tax
lt--d
l n Uer Sect ion H o f ( hapf er
t . a h s of pi iri | i
last,
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i h»*Hf fi r>>pt>»v» i in
. l * w iii * l<^ 1 at l t ; i . l " i i it. a- n lias post polled lets and .sold a- ! 1 ■
rn- run ui,' I S a l , ,r,tax I.. , aus,- it w.i,
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the A. A. A. to nrrix-r* tn rime
wit '
i t oto witli;mv.,u
T i n s hi p r o p e r if it c a n in- h a n d l e d i
!)i*-S.s .the run.
A n Iire to M e m b e r s uf YV. It. \Y .
'as an agricultural county that is the in tin- r i g h t m a n ne r .
The Herald;
__Se ve ra l citizens jr.i.) Ill Naidbrd . e i e n . y of many titlier a n lions id tire llUS atwiryimiuild t h a t I hi s -»|iiestinn * “ 1Jl; YYodinydiiy tog*
:r*r: peet to see lb I’altba when i n - estahehiite— -'po t - r r p ' rtlt- TPpiTnTrimT a Is | should be determined locally ,bx at 7 o'clock a r e g a l i - llli-ei Me will
' iLsiies a new -v.trlti rid* ird
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, precincts or other small units of the In- to 1.1 of t bit i fit-. ( i'H!i
f
county. Tin- interests of tins coun 1tlljinri an t and \ ml a" e Xtleel i I t o ftrsc ra
I'inneers’ Association
ty are ho varied that a law of this in- present. Give tlti your at t e n. |
T
lt
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F
io iu i* rs ', AsNinhatinn
of f i r •
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nature w|iieh would undoubtedly bp lion,
a
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t
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xxill
h
ave
a
m
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t
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n g on
F I, .Miller. (
a hem-tit to parts of tin- county
YY e d n e s d a y , Feb. I ‘J t lx, l ! l l ! i (n e x t
miglit or might Tint he a benelit in
w e e k ', tll- 'H l a m'
W h e n th is a s s n - 1
Sxvcet T h o u o h t .
other section.1*
e la tio n
was fo -u n d
o r o rg a n iz e d
• hiiie sugar, xvn-nre tohj. h ea t s be e t
We hope this matter can and wdl
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m
a
n
y
m
e
m
b
e
rs
wer*f
r o m and of ,
<ugar, but |n*et s u g a r b en t s Yin s u g a r at
be voted on and settled by each vot ill.— Bosinn T r a n s c r i p t .
j S u ll f o r ii
1 hope, t h a t th e re w il l lie ,
ing precinct (nr itself, Y\e sin tint
m pny to attend.
hdlieve that citizens living in in
i A c o r d i a l i n v i t a t i o n is i-ixi-n to a!i
corporated cities and who own no
Bring your filing prt>l>!vni
B. M. U nbl as nl i ,
real es ta te outside the city limits
.
Chuirmfln
of
Pioneers Association |
to uit, possibly \vc* tan
should tn- allowed in vote i>n this
of Orange Conn tv. Fla
matter. We do not believe, for in
f-uyppxA it s^b’f ;on of your
s ' inn-, th a t a man living in Sanford
uil:icu.x,ieb. . l will pay
and who has no interests outside of
A Ti mi d N a t u r e .
Sanford should In- allowed to vote
you to keep Voui *et‘ :
It m u s t ' tie a timid n a t u r e Hint
would r cf ro l u from e v e r y giant t i me
the no-fenee laxx upon a man living
invoices and papers 0 1 an
for f e a r of eomHTjui-ncek.— St. L e u la
irt, or near Geneva or C huluota.
Next Sunday
'-’I ax ti. \ .
l-i-’ti. d a te d
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Senator Tratflmell does not tilin', account anti with kindest regards W I (if) eh, S' It),(J(> ,-h. L |.c,(| ,-h
tn undertaking any new project to
•’
t c o h t a m i n g ,v> acres a n d sold as tin
tho eonditiuns w arrant the prh;.,.>e l we. hrg to remain,
the county. So far as we have
supply the additional employment
Ao u rs Very truly.
heard tiii.s is tin- lirst mnuuini-nt of which vvdl lie negded
inemtst* ami is going to slo a I inp r o p e r t y of C II
can to prev.-nt t In- ■ ,
Bankston itrns.
tills o p t u r e tn be e r e c t e d ' and it will
-Ms..
- v i rfill• at
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L. Al i en S e e d I a.
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ap. | - ■ I tin- Ot a vfc:* of f t , h
stand fur age s as a in "tin me r i t , not
(
h.tirin.in
B
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of
live
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onlv In imr fallen tn-nnsv lull tn t iiruni .1 ! ' ,x.- I
Kailrna<l I 'mnmissiori i- al- •
i ,
liv ant mu of tli* i o u n t \ i rn m
put riot is m. d e v o t i o n a n d br otkef lv
er, i,. ■! . \
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b rt p| mi if i*111 I ■• lilt - i-Hf p' ■- 1l
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sloii. r . at I m - I., .,- ,
lux i of t h e ili-niYi
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N u n h i d e inunl.v slixiuJd put fortii i a .special a*! autlt\irlziiig an election
e v e r y elfort t o m a k e our exhi bit at to del .r m t ne w hi t In r . .tM|o ami lingtile S u i i - T r n p i e a l Fair U> good ait ex
shall lie p e r m i t t e d to r u n at l.irgi in
lul.u as it is pUHs.ide t o ma ke.
AY e Seminole' iiiiinl'.
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\ N • I J YK li ( O l N TI | > . I I Y
..tin t t .- i t
".c of Iii- -ti k hogs gor.
in-1 tiiat he h a d t, 'lied I it. Ill a lid
has t h e m in hi s m m o k e house
all were ns tine as a n v ’ lje
killed i hi' i ar
IVa " r "It 11 \ I
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M ' M: Y l . f . M ' s IN s C M l V t H . i : (>!! YNi.l
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M-*l Idas nb*. fiffi iT.t. •• rf K
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FILING DEVICES
HI ' I
WORSHIP
THE BAPTIST TEMPLE
kinds in a con vt nie?lt ahd
compact fo r in. wheie
they can he .referred tti,
easily and always found*
when Yvanted.
Watch
OUR WINDOW - -
We hope t!.!a malt r can and will
be settled on ^ this basis, At any
ra te there is
argument on both
sides of this (picstinn
and
after
it is settled pm- way
or the other the cattle man and far
mer will be able I ( make (dans for
tin future m .m intelligent manner
i
DAYS ( ALANDBit
Sunday Srlinal
11 :.10 a. m, Brcnrhlng Seri lcc
0.10 p. m.' It. Y. B. U.
7 :.'U) p. m. F.xi-ning Address
10:00 n. in.
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B O N D S I ' o l t It K< 'ON,-- T U I i
Herald' Printing Co.
OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT.
Phone 148
Sanford, Florida
THIN
Through the four issues of war
bonds Moated since May. 1917. the
goverYinn-nt ruined-nearly S even tee n '
Billion Dol l a r s .
T h is Vast* sum , invested largely in
implements of desturctlon brought
Giolie-I t e moer at .
Yon are Welcome at
Every Service
February
l(lt!>
an
" e ll
Sjn-nal Sang and Music Servn-i
1 During Both Preaching
Hour*
THE BAPTIST TEMPLE
I or. |'«V Air. ami Cih Ml
M. II. MASSEY, Pastor
c i mt x
a-
\t-
Y o .in g .'
exper t
e s i.ib tis lo -d
edeilxl h e s e r v e '
system
Mr. xi: S.. Young, form
Y’oung A Itaborri wdl be tn c h a r g e
of the repair d epa rtm ent of the
Overland G a r a g e b e g i n n i n g Mortda-.*.
ta i i ot l
AtFMIlER
^
n,
tepair
S tilto n !
a n d [lie a m p b
rv i'i*
in in
and
i.
.i
room albudcd
(h im m tin- Overland G arage will T-hIable, liim m turn th e 'w o r k out flisl
i a n d aeeu ra tH- als i br i n gs with
Diirn his e»tir* for e. ntim-ly <L* i
Wells, better known as Dock. Alex
Holier. Mellv’ille Hodges and Sam
Bonnet.
.'libit
I L L H A IG H T
Seventeen Thousand Banks
T
H R ° U G H the Federal Reserve
A System xvc can collect cltrcks o n
seventeen thousand banks at par and
m tlie shortest possible time.
i
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to you as n dcp o iito r
m It means cconomyond early returns.
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redeemed uceording to lltw i . u Iwill issue tiler,pur p:t t ' l 1 1 i: i I i
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FEBRUARY 7. 1919
In and A bou t
The City
lUlle Happenings
Venffon of
Ma:i»fs in Brief
Personal Items
of Interest
l
THE SANFORD HERALD
Rand of Longwooti
•Summary of the
Floating StpaB
•Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
oVb.ck p
was u
PAGE FIV
benefit of the Ladies' West. Mrs. (i. W Smi
Bible floss ,,f i he First ‘M.
! church:
Piano Duel Stand In the Flag
Mo- Mason and M lllount
Minlllt Sol'. Sell.el,-d
■' M " M iriM-' ■
<'' »rii••• s
:
.
1 1
th
19-2tp
---------i » r Sale 11*1S Ford touring car.
Big bargain 7 F ^'htirch St., 0 rk|ll(l|1' Fl i
lliMltj.
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ELECTRICAL S U P P L I E S
and Electrical ConlracMng
I ir | ear. a passenger,
\ \ e*liavt* tin* stock mid lln* very host o f workmen.
’
• itulitinn
Prnv
l-'iqmre at this olt'v’e
and friends of the congregation are
.
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cordially invited.
A musical pro, ...
1111-21p
I visit ,'c fn tile city yesterday.
gram is lieing arranged and refrevh' " ..
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Micheiin Cord Tires. Wight Tire men Is will be served.
hor Sa e ] wenty acres line truck
0< Seni no'e Hank Annex.
38-3tc
land in ffowing well district. Price J
If you care to save money on your
t nli' ii ho, *Si| r f-r Tea
ri asonul' •
Wifi sell in 5 acre*
,1 \ |r , . It J, Overstreet
Mr
groceries don't fall to get your share
The m \gn...
iriKls I,- .[•■i t o g e t l e r
Half mile to
the
arrival
of
a
line
boy
on
QJ1UU
of the J. H. Williams' stork, t urner \ U|(^U .,]V M _ .
, ., f I
i "■> M - : IN aft, r- '!,,pot. ' \
Urorkway, Owner,
| February -nd.
3rd and Sanford av e a u e .
,19-ltc
noon. February Huh. fr ,..„ ., la t , Wekiwa. Fla
Ufi-tie
Free- tire service, air ami water.
Mrs. E u g e n e S p e e r a n d Miss A n - f 5 *;w P* m - Mrs. Sh- ' i m n Lloyd will
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ItVicht Tire Co.. Seminole Bank An- nie Jackson will sp e n d the week end
hostess and the tea will lie given
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38-3tC
u m v one U)—acre, Sanford A ve. |
w ith friends atr On kin ml.
1 " n Walking distanre to city. Two lots!
I u. l . IVrkins'of Daytona Bench is
Do your grnccrK*u coat too m urh
eor tier Center and Elm Ave. Two j
Jin the city this week, shaking hands come to the Male of th e old J. II.
lots west side Palmetto avenue 50 ft. '
Kith old friends.
Willinmp Nlock. Third and Sanford
..
from Eleventh St. M ake offer. H.
Mrs. Ernest Hnush.il.l-r and Imr T . Corey, owner. 175 N. Spring St,,
Rot gasoline, oils and greases, avenue and save money.
ID-lic
mother. Mrs. Jtiljtis Schultz d e l i g h t - ^ | j0« Angeles. Cal.
:J0-tf '
■Quick service.
Wight Tire Co.,
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n M. Hayes an fully entertained at the C arncsl
; min ale. Bank Annex.
38-Utc
nounce the birth of a baby girl on Hotel Tuesday afternoon with' ant* Tor Sale—Old new spapers nt the
Corporal C. b. Seanlan
of
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little
rioweom’r **auction
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*>■w**•v «» *pbridge
+via * ('ii
party,
l i t , titin 1h
111i[n1 1>r
t LJI
of Herald • Gill re!
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Johnston was a week end guest of has been nam ed A ntoinette Eudora. Mrs. 'Floyd Palmer, who has been
I Mr. and Mrs. B.
Terhcun.
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M ugjca | pageant a t the Congre- *fie guest of h e r mother and sister!
^ l,r *'al<‘ < heap—Second hand
. U Nine tables wore cyphers, incubators. All sizes up to
Furil accessories, everything for gational church S u nday night. "Ar- the past month.
E nquire M er
Wight Tire .Co., Seminolev nienia’a Appeal to Am erica." Bring arranged for playing in the parlor. 190 egg capacity.
Jthet auto.
autn
chants
Grocery
Co.
14-5tp •
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your
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This room was beautifully decorated
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Rev. Geo. 7 T " WnTilroir" of W Intorj o k to WT it. Treadwell, elecFor Sale -Second h a n d cook rftove.
Honduras winning first prize was
Ipark was in the city Tuesday, in Hu* trician, Eagle building for prices on
Enquire Box 51. CityT
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awarded a very attractive fern dish
jintm-sts of Congregational work,
house wiring, electric future^;*motor
with fern; Mrs. Claude-H oward, fhe
Dr. Mavis still at Lincoln h o te l. rePal” anA
electrical .work. consolation prix«*. a handsoim* lirass
For Sale or will tVade good horse.
Srr him for gl asses for h e a d a c h e ,
ink well.
About forty' tea g^msts M. Hanson. Shoemaker, First St.
Ipoor vision. Eyes t e s t e d f r y .
Dr. and Mrrf) Walter Seay and twd were inviteil, These ladies were, met
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a ttra c tiv e children of Jacksonville by. Mrs. Charles llen^y.who ushiued
I*or Sale All.kimls of househiilil |
Carl Schultz who has. received hfs stopped o\VL .with relative’s on Fri- them into the d i n i n g ; - J 'i A ’.v
III ComIdivcharge from the navy is visiting
enroute to Davie < ity
I hey were joined by ttie playt-r* and most goods aval garden tools
1S*3t p
elaborate refrv’shments were served! mereial street
[hb nwliier and sister in this city.
i * rc making the trip in theig car.
.M
r.
and
Mrs.
I,.
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M,■Cutler.
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'Miles
t
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a
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w
ere
prettily
dee
.rI>t I^avt* si ill at Lincoln Hotel.
P la n l- unions, beets. . Twenty[, him for glasses for headache, J U - P. Jr., Miss E u u n a Owyns-and u l ” ' tt‘l11 r,wi‘ s aml asparagu.t ferns live cents hundred. A p |d y to C. 1J.
. Tlye refresh men ts were creamed
Mrs. Mtaa iaciaaaKalvfmedj a- ct»ni
or vision. Eyes, tested" free.
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Le filer.
genial |iarty.' motoring to Orlando chicken on toast, co tta g e cheese
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sfi'nday ' to a t t e h d 'V h r b a n d T - o a r - r ^ ' * iAf * "
P re v e ry .d 'cherries-For tjuigk Sale T w o .story seven
The Maccabees will meet in the
| waforn an<l hot tea.
A hrautiful
t o m p lete lim* of Mazda electric rose ftud' was filaeed n't each place, room hous*—with Initii. i n - go o d ImnIMaloni’ 'Hall on Tuesday afternoon
Henry and Mrs M ini I[lirtti. for !<■>' than it would cost In
(at i , ->,»'k. All members are urgcil lamps, Florentine Gold Ligh'mg ii\ \ ] r, <
A. P. Conm-tty.
lures, the latest thing „at
U I! (
i(^ t<ted r ri,- "hostesses m ,n- 'U1 (l 1
IS-tltc
Treadwell. Eagle budding, p ln n - ! '» t .-rt.tnttfic Mo- gu—i-------- -------------,............. . ....... .........
^ our work w ill receive our he : a tte n tio n
at all times and we a e a!w tvs here
to make pood our guaran tee of
fi r s t - c I a s s v>t?vktranship
-T U C l t i : NEVER WAS \ BETTER TIME TO .MAKE THOSE REPAIRS.
.
OR WIRE THAT HOUSE. WE WILL TAKE
.PLEASURE IN SERVING VOL*.
Charles EJectrical-Co.
111 I’a.-Ji A i c n u o --------- ------------------ Spencer Bakery Bldg.
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THIRD ANNUAL MUSIC
FESTIVAL
Orlando,
FLORIDA'S .GREATEST MUSICAL' EVEN r
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Sa v c tun n« > mi g n o e r i e - .
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,!;i 1 ' l ’" " 1 is setting f.1 - 1 < nme in toil,iv .1 It.
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• (loft; lttun d o M illi alt*-’ old -la ltd. I hi r d .till! ’Nvin♦1 1
I. W t h lieadfur <1 in eiuie.
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C L A S SIF IE D
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l i d 1 tile "-..II here bill it \ IM| « ill < i in * 1i» 1In*
Im p In'»
MSLmhv
( ' , t $9*1111
U til -ell for
(le ert y Sal ii r- store we will M|Y 1* >ii u mum•> on
A D V E R T IS IN G
A*111r r » I' .1 Milter.
eil-h, .< i IM1
J> ' . a nd is >our Stl[l|ll) of j»r«iri*rii
j it W1I.
.IS-lle
Mr*. Donal d lia ttis old -(all cl. roriu* r 3rd tail SiinSairfori L*
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ford avi'nue.
r oo m
nioijerrt
|*Hlf Sale , Eight
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St a it ley <'or trati. re '-'-j t ly nf ’nmO
ipi-r.it ■d on for
-Enquire il "
Nteelj located
fulfil*'
on but now of T a m ta spi-rtt ^ Ali L o ra l A dvertiH etuenlM U n d e r U Se, o nd St
*r eon s al ta ti on
llK-Ur
•at /tui was not Tu* s* lay here. t he g||<-at uf rel. I t\ i*x Thin Heading T H R E E C EN TS ■
1 ..r Sal*- 1ftlr-*
I. r O V pig.1 Mt li.,.. i ..r lea \ II 11*. that lilgll! f •r 11id . . r 11>
Se.
k / r n o \ , It* l"
ft. 1 * .. k
w i l l la tti.l s j *»ii 1.., - par *i I . I . f . r*'
far,
1 lill'. . M.l ill ll ..mu 3.1 (d e
t . i t i r n m g to In., Ih.tn, in I’.uupa.
In a r s w r n n g ' nit m i v e r t t s e m e n t
Ii "Ward, dial m l manag, r
S U '
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S "*'111 11,1,1 1,nl"
where tiu n a me is me nt l nnc d in t h e
Fur Sale Irish p ot at oes, (id lbs,
I HU m Ii.ter-Soulhern L i f e I mmt an e e , U | M ' ;
“ r , u u n ‘l
‘■ll1'- ut, please do n o t ask T h e H e r a l d
for $1. 70 at the house, Nick /.ernoIUp. *«,. m the eitv this week in t he ,lr,,,b S l j r ^
1
( h" r,M
™ * for i nf or mat i on as to t h e i d e n t i t y of
IS-fite
v«*un. Ma id e n l.nne.
. -i>4 a,
i /.
inu*r*-«i^
iiir.r t*orn,)Uri
. lor»*.l to O . U i l i i 'Mh v . w!u*r.* they t h e advert i ser.
Usually we d o nol
1spent a ni nt‘ 1 ' .0, il «i iy nh op- k r iv "-ho t h e ad v e rt is e r is n nd if
l o r Sab* Furnished ini HR;ili*\\ *
Iblgelie Sifigiel nrj ' pin4 and ' - git
». fi.'
.a,dl
• give .-I Mnli"-- n u l l of t i. it it
/i! i*Vi, M .nf*
ltiu> iM j i va.sittn^
i>-t rt::a pi' ir at"***. ■ *
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-ri t i [urn nii venietii -s
* (' 1111ru"Uy
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Tani|i a 1
riMw tTi.Lh,iff*; (In *r I
a l e t t . r t iel
dd
s it is icr ite
is Jt .
I’a and w !l ,
I.. u r ih'A fhi^i
»* UK t ns ) , t ' c ud.
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and M
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Tr ui i v.
wage-.
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,i* n. al . 't .e g
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WANTED
Mr.
t wi t h double t i me for all
,*f g i n at. d a half da*. Sal ird a . .
as a g a i n s t .S U un a nay n ,w h a ng
, - \ i vihiir t ..I I in- 1 r,
.,
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-LLj-1t-lt—will m vf a \ aieli- .
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I p a id n ;.'-m withMim e- uird - a nair n r
" "< al Friday evening. Kelt. 1 Ith 1 ,.
.
•'* 'hurtli parlors. .All member*
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For S ale— le/sey cattle* ’ Fresh
cows with calves. Young jjtock at
A. II. Com mons. .Stone
Wanted Tw o laborers and tw o all times.
.tu Sit.Ill,
.ii-ilay.
y^mtg sshtte-rnc
,.i from iti.lhi.
Mi.Oil..La
ifi.lfi_hut
tliia.hut.this.
. ?^ U|1[. ^.krft—rtren-Tth-tmcer>'anfor(fTlj‘4l"‘i' Ailiirzoav-Ilox—.Il»JL->b»iif«Ml
i was refused by
by" tjie
tin* jjourticymim
18-ttp .
o u r n e y m e n ami
a ni l Vrl.....ii„
Vj|,%,.| ( v Works.
l lie t ot al walKutrt it i dt i dss
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THAT 100'; LOOK
Men are judged to no am all
d eg tee by their personal apI'caranre.
'L ooks reflect the
•m otal altitude and enables
one to judge on sight the mann,,r of man we are.
^PpearanecB nre tif course
deceiving at times, hut ns a
General thing a man gels more
csnstderation in any wnlk in
bfe if he tak es particular ra re
" f his personal appearance.
, Me know of nothing that
M'fi live (FIs appearance more
O'.m h a v I ii g jo u r clothes
-learned and pressed, it mat•*'- r.nt jf IE,., iir,, ()|,| „r j,.. h
,h' ) took bet t er.
f ur i|idcl, s er vi ce call
^nfrrd Sine fi Clothing
C nnnany
—D. h . efy,- t-At-yr
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39-21 c
( horns of *200 Voices and Orchestra in
llussiiu*-.
. - vkfdBad'ALntPK
Mcntlelssoltn’s “ Elijah**
(jreig’s
For Sale 21 acres close to city
— W anted .boarders by the week,
limits. Nice residence, otic buildings.
jfi.SO. meals 10 cents. *1011 French
Probably cheapest
avenue. •
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1M-2tp ' 10 acres tiled.
location on th e m arket. A. P. Con
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WANTEI> T o rent three o r . four nelly. •
room house, -M ust he partly fu r
Fm Sale Nicely furnished t; room
nished.
Also desire gnrd **i ami
home, modern rnnvenieneea, with 15
chicken space.
Address ljo*. t fifi,
acres eelery latjd partially improved,
located five miles from town, at' u
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T h e Drew* Development (Joth* very low price. A. P. Connelly.
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party, owners of city lots and blocks
located in various Sections of the
Notire Returned Soldiers
FOR RENT
T he C o unty Guard a rm o ry It open city of Sanford are offering (hem for
each -Friday evening a t ■7:30. T h e sale at tow price a, reasonable cash
For K e n t—A" furnished bedroom.
company will be glad to welcome p a y m e n t and tw o years tim e for Close in. 209 East 5lh St.
19-lf
all returned soldiers, suitors und' completion
For Kent —Furnishc.d room, large
AND
marines to the m oe'ings of the
Guards and will try to make you will build 11 f,!tt' houses in t! * .vbitc double bed,* Men only. 814 Myrtle.
3ff-2tc.
section to suit purchasers and also
feet at home.
in Georgetown a n d Goldsboro, a n d
W. D. T urner.
For Kent — Four adjoining house
Lieut. C om m andin Co.
will irrigate a n d improve sm all
keeping room s and large gardi n
blocks for tru ck farmu. A pply a t
17-1te
—cheap. 509 East 3rd St.
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office, lOfi Magnolia Ave.
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i -------To Kent — House, corner Cypress
Notice
FOR SALE
T li e
a d journed
m e e t in g
of tin*
s to c k h o ld e rs of tlie S a n fo r d B u il d in g
& L o a n A s so cia tio n w il l In* held in
tiie office of th e c o m p a n y , l o t i M a g -
T
3~"t
t-or >ale
( ail !t F r e n c h
avenue.
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and T h i r d streets.
Ap p ly to J. E.
3Seven pasi'*nc*r ~< ole
! fi, |Pace
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five passenger H u p p
nnlia avenue on M onday, Feb. 24th,
T. J. Miller, President.
A. P. Cob nelly. Sec’y.
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"Olaf TryuvassHn"*..
AasThlptl jjv lhe fitlbnvlnyr soloists all of M oiroploiian faint*:
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A n n a Eiiitiit. s o p r a n o of tip* C h ic a g o O pera
< o in p a n y ; 11 1**1L* [‘alt *ru»n; coloiatiiiM snprath>: \ \ > lit* I). AMtitIgp. tirainalii' s u p ta m i
A rthu r H t c k f l l , l»*nor; L e s ie r Hiiiyloy. iia.-sI'arit.itiP: M arion liottst*. p ia n is t; L oti a (Jreenit[>, t i'd itn -t: J e a n ( Vtopcr, eotii raito.
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1 he triu Mason should he from
tie* time ,,f las ii illation an investi
g a t o r , a laborer oi the quarry, in
] the forest and upon tIn* Temple, and
Mark M a s t e r ' s Degree
! wbos«. reward is to be t h e knnwli .l , * of tie tru th the true wort! of
. N' * * . J
\ M . w*i„ ■* • a Master Mason.
Ci
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ut
Fell
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will ■i I -IT*.* I i. M i >, M |-.tef . .I
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grii will I........... *
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I’liese s t u d i e s will show in realit ,*
M iim -t M.i v*mis. E v e n Comjmnum 'he necessity ,,f the Royal Arch Ho
of Monro*. Ch tpt*r an I all vidtl u
fer<,‘' to th,> ‘M aster Masyn.
Royal Arch M nuns are cqrdia'ly ln-‘
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At t hi* last c m voeat i'in lb* it tya I
C O O D T O T H E LAST DROP
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High
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I’.i-1 1 1 g i Priest
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I b . n j. i 1 :-ojoii ■ner
Hid I
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Chapni i i n Royal Arch C a p - !
Inin . rendered spl en di d e r . i <• an I |
wi-r. rdd-y i- ist
ii, t 'ii* oihi*r of- i
M IA
dm X
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* M O U SE
I t- is the suerod d u l y of all M aster!
Masons t*> njnke F’reerrnsonry t h e 1
nl.'ei i of a p r‘ifiiu*ul study. Thoa *
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men. 'i be strike y esterday marks
tin* second strike tin the p ari of
journeym en plumbers in th e p ast
! wo year*.
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1 A meeting will he held this in >r ning, at which the journey nv*o phi tub
ers ami tin* plumbers will d iscuss
,
lT .
,
their differences ami an e'Tori made
t to overcome t!iB.sttuation and rt*a*'i
|n n ugfeem 'nt.
1919, a t 8:00 p. m.
MI SCHA Ki.MAX. Violinist.
Season fifk d s .>12.1) ’) now on salt*. Address ;:il
enmnumi • tii m
It ir f\* :i,;I v, ',
For -ate
1 nrd 1‘nud, almost new
-1 *f 1' *ig l " i'. a 1- i good j ort-s
Wo'l'i! < ■■Ii.ilige for
' able f 1; •
good loo •
Ib.v 3D ■. • 11>. - r
3 1 If
Herald i nb >
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Five Great Concerts
February 28th, March 1st, 2nd. and 3rd
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I •>r s i 1. I'lic follow ing -,■• ond
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M u'i- 11 ' - 1:; ! i . . : u ■
r
Mis-.
hand, tint go,el. as new, Idaek iron
Mi - A .*1 ■ I 'oil p.d i.i .i . |*. m
Krinpon
pipe: about I'.hl it I 1 t in . In'» it
».li V
Mrs U
! 1 in
."> ff 2, tv/ mi list all mi full
tin and af ter Fid. . f 't
fr i 1 . i.; i i
. . ; ret t imed
*1
lengths, toget her vs it It a lot of iron
jlr e v mu-ly j>lln M ,1-, t 3|l*
\\ ai-n mi will r* gfet I o learn s i - is aafftter
er hhua v in g enjoyed a most delight- j a n d fg,,w
g llaa nd ' Home.
New En
*Itlllli .120 \V. j fittings a nd valves at a great reducE ng
ill wit ii tfltluenza
t her loiiite o,i ful visit
fnl
with Dr and Mr- M i , on Ftr-t *i» . will l . *
.
\ n i re m
Mug 4 H.. no
Florida
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Mrs. Fryer wiif the eharinivig plan, t.n.wn
1 Ik Palmguest ,d her sister. Mr- \l Lilja for
l .v r y th i n g r„ » and *t*'.in K .,m
the week end. leaving Momia for il,||i board
Home e,mhmg
1
T am pa
tin lor return Mr- I r , . ■
M r- I,
' ena'1.
i
will make n«i extend,,) visit I, v'( Dp
it ■
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RAI SE A PIG
Red Durui* piga, 8 v,'*cks old,
, SiO.Ov) a pair.
A j j '] full blood
Rod Dur*>< ahoat v. Che.t *
ff. M Lewis.
Id-fitc
For Kent
T w e n t y neres of ext r a
good [line land. Suitable lor cotton.
R. B. Lynch, Route A, Sanford. Fla.
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ecnoA N 5w tflS wHcne*
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Where Does It AI! Go?
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Hcho Answers—Where?
Arc ycu bettor off now t!»: n a year
ago today?
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Will you b o .b e tte r o r th is tim e n ex t
*' ' *■»•*
.y e a r ?
ITS
UP
TO YOU!
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S'e* a-std.. i ;ni'|!on o f e l r h w e e 1.'* earn in g s In the
r , li. -,f a S t V l b IS .t- T i l N I' »l| u lids I I W R
a.ui y i.i'll G d t' AHEAD ia the worl.i.
5 -
LOST
Lost— Gold watch charm , near
Musical and Itgcl'.a!
corner Second and M agnolia. Noti
38-2tp
—The following is the program dor
For Sale - T h r e e burner D e tr o it fy Herald Office.
the m d - d t:'n! retK.il *** the W'*t i I '! *j *
a ; JW h(,useL o st—A pair of nose glasses on
| an'* Club T uesday. Feb. I Ith, 8 hold articles, 801 Third and H o lly Park uvonuo. Howard offered if rc-
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FEBRUARY 7. 1919
THE SANFORD HERALD
r t o m » k o *r>»»rr i , t
for th at purpoa*.
All capital st ork of »n<l
lhi'9 c o r p o r a lio n ahaII Iji* r n m i m m , a n d tii»n* I t l t r ' r l l ot lil'fl whir*) fi) U t r a y
RjiMKjablr, e x c e p t t h a t s t o r k m a y b e paid | u IK#* f o l lo w in g r fM crllin l prop.
fur in i n s t a l l m e n t * a i p r o v i d e d b y t h r b y - All M a c IT 5. T h r 15. C i t y of S,
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law v a n d ten p>*r r e n t of t h r c a p i t a l s t o r k Ida,
s h a ll h r p aid in b r f o f r t h e t r a n s a r l l u t t of
Sai l su it W b r o u g h t b y t h r <
a n y h u s i t i r t i b y t h e r n r p o rn Hon.
f o u l a. £ a I i; *t ( ', VV Mowmaii,
It U f u r t h e r »r4»‘nM t h a t thi«
Arthdi* IV
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r n u h l U h r d n f i rr **a<*h
f
T h i s r o r p o r a t t o n «hatl
p e r p e t u a l »•*
Ii n r . un it *« a■" ‘n r r ills sol \ •••I a p r ii,,Iini( ' ■
rd
Vflirt i* t .
T h r l i u i | n p « id t h r r o r p o M t i a n sh a ll b r
r o n d u r t * d hv t liar f o llo w in g nlfiri M \
b l e n t . a Vio* P r e s i d e n t , a S e c r e t a r y . a
Tr«-as!ifrr a n d a H o a r d of Directo r* . a n d
**u*h rm p lu y o * as t h r officer* a n d H o a r d of
lMrrrl*»rs
PR ES ER VE T H E
LEA TH ER
LIQUID! AMD PASTES
FOR BLACK, W HITE,TAN , DARK BROWN OR QXBIOOO SHOES.
Help From U nrle.S am
general way almost everynows that the govern merit In
gtoii gets out Farmers’ Hull
d o th e r printer! matter, but
young, are given almost any kind, of
help if it is asked for, by writing to
the secretary ur rhief clerk of uhy
d ep a rtm en t at Washington, or to
senators or congressmen.
tion, says th e .State M arketing Hu-j operative association, it edrn
read, th a t Uncle Sam supplies usual- c a n n i n g or garden club, a wo
ly free in the form of bulletins, book- club, a commercial associatio
lets and books, all carefully prepared egg rircle, a r o t i h t y ‘fuir, o r gi
by experts 'front observation and ex- lures for a show, ami want sin
IT’S NOT YOUR HEART
IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS
I C licit* h am is to write to the super- unit is a good keeper.
Shipments
intemlent of publication, G overnm ent have been made from Florida-to the
Printing Office, Washington, D. C., large' northern city m arkets.
In
and nam e the subject in which you foreign countries where grown its use
are interested' and you will receive a is prescribed to invalids. T h e 1*. S.
catalogue.
•
1government experiments in ennnee
The D epartm ent of Agriculture at “ on with u h»w
conducted at
Tallahassee, and the ^ l a t e Expert- ■thc Brooksvillo station in this state,
merit Station in Gainesville have a
Among tip; new fruits is the ron u m b e r <*f very useful bulletins re
almost a star in t h a t respect,
luting to Florida products and condi- , t 1“ il substitu te fur the cranberry,
lions, and a . list will he sent on up- “ r f aliy not a substitute hut one
plication. If you have trouble from capable of making a jelly th a t equals
plant bugs o^ diseases,^ r r it e to WII- or surpasses that delicacy. It also
th ink
nr*Cf^aarv and
a*
provide*!
In ttw_ l*v l i «*, Thi* (iifhrr of t h e S r r r r l a f y
a n d tn* T r v * u f * { m a y L** hi 1.1 b v on* a i d
t l i r o m t person,
\ II n l h r e r * a n d d i r r M h r s
iAu at fvr * t tic k ho 11 1**ra *if t h r e o rp o r a t i o n ,
h u t t-Hip11>\ r r* f t r r d n o t b f s t o r k hold* r*
Tin* n u m b e r on t h r H o a r d of i J i r o ' I n n shall
h r f l s t-=l b y th** b y - U « « of t h e c u t p o r a t l u n ,
h u t a t i»* t i m e shall Ih«* n u m b e r !*♦ i*-«a t h a n
t h r e e t i *»r g r r a t r f t h a n tfUrie*n,
IMr*V*i»irit
■sih t«11 o r r l h r t p l by a n d f ro m t h r ■l»irkhidtirr«
a t t h r first . a n d r a r h a n n u a l fncstiofc, uf t h e
atucli/niT.Jcn. I m m e d i a t e l y V t r f
th e
ad*
J*iurnm<-n* uf the* t i r t t a n d e i c h a n n u a l
m e e t i n g of t h r «t'<rkh**lijrra t h r
newly
t d r r t r d Ho ard of l h r r ,* t « p shall m u t t am i
O f g a p i t r . by l b rtf rig um* uf t h *f r n u m b e r ri
c h a i r m a n *■? t h e II *afd,
T h r * d i r e r t o M shall
a i tb
j*mr m*-rtinif e a c h y ear »i«*rt fro m
O C U L I S T A N D O P T IC IA N
Practice confined to the treatment
of the eye
Eyes examined by n regular regk.
tcred physician
Classes fitted, broken lenes du.
plicated
2S W. .Church St. . Orlando. Ha.
H E N R Y M cpL A U L I N
JEWELER
M Y SPECIALTIES
PICK AHD'S HAND-PAlN T E I lt:m » ,t
GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER
i can be saved a long time. I t is ex
oarcl Gainesville,
.
Untie S a m ’s experts do not th eo tensiveiy useri in Australia j i n d th
rize, but w hat they tell you about is West Indies. It grows in tree foi
right, because tht\y have gone over and can be grown in any g arden. 1
m atters tiqie and again and proven is popular at the Shaker co m m u n ity
them.
There isn’t a - government at Ashton in Osceola co u n ty , Fla
recipe but what has been tested and Elder Ezra Stewart will answ er in
worked out to the m inutest detail uuiries concerning it.
whether it relates to making idly or
prvserx*s. c u n u g fab**.**ffCtfTrii**‘
aide* i>r a mixture .uf—c«*igvui for'li
l.arn 11nor or sidewalk.
If you are i n ‘a hurry you rati git
information frnitl your city !ibrfl/y.
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ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
0 0 0 0 0 * OOOOOO****One Inch Cards Will He Published fit.
der This Heading At The Rate Of 17.20
Per Year,..
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< alls in Sanford and
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ai*>u cretl.
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YEARBY
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Wholesale Price*
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Paixtka, Florida
|
Satisfied'Customers in Seminole County
T. I. Hawkins
E. A. Douglnks,
- , F. E. Dutton,
Mrs. J. S. Moore,
*
B. (». Smith. .
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=
Oviedo Boat Co.
A. Dorner
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=
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%
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poor Daily
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�. , i k r anawer » • to a n y r i g h t , i n l r m t or
* ' ^ ' ■> nruvid«<!.*,nd
, h , t »*»W
Petition -be putdlahed
which y o u m a y h a v e In and to t h r ln|. j». in rform
r k •for• -----fou» roA* wood. N a t h a n i e l <*,V N o r w o o d . Ko^ej
t*v law
r..t
nru. n n rr r a- r h * r—
K. C. fl. T u f t * , all pa rtlea claiming
j • a r u t l v r a r r k i In I h r Sanford H r r a lt i
lowing described p r o p e r l y . t o - * l l : I.ot> 10,
Nor
od.
!N
or wo
woo
d. A gn ra F. IVaber,
IVaber. Thoa. 1
1.. M a r s h , intareata unde r J.j L. H a c k n e y . J. p .
Don* and ordered thia I h r 2? t h --day bf M a r t h a C e r te y and Samuel C erle y. her b « * - lta<*Vney. I I . C. W h it e h e a d , Wra.
- f l and 12. n i o e k fi, T i e r I .
ft e " .! * ., I V '
r" , , , , " n » » • laid near un ti l
he „ e , t / . g u ' . r meeting . ( th. h , . „ d . to hr Janua rv, 1V19.
, band, I>anbd( M . H a c k n e y , John A. H a r k h r y .
I f a r k n e y , A u g u lt a I . - Anders,
' Said r u t t la b r o u g h t by th«* t ' l t y n| S , n- h Id - n V D i r J l h d . ) „| M . r r h , A I> 1919 I
*
l: A. IM I C C . I . A S S , C lerk.
'J o h n 1 I).
Norwood.
M artha
0.
N o r w o o d George S. N or woo d. Ma r y A* *Norford a g a i m t J. I f . B ru to n .
all a* pr--V**ft j h>
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a
ra
h
.
Sarah
L.
K
e
ll
y
,
M
i
rv
S.
I
wood.
Kllgab eth TerapJea, Daniel
I t I , f u r t h e r ordered th a t t h i • nntir e .h all
^ rn ft.n
this l9
r , vr
th at
l l a r k p e v , J ft H a c k n e y , aa r a r c u t n r of the <;
M u ra h,
Sunn
M.
Teagner,
lie publia he d on re ea rh w r r k for four r-.fv
r*a,
" r,»
r. m m ,.. .t n , r . ,.f S* m
I " * irrwlt < uuri S n r n l h
Ju dlrlal C lr ru ll la*» will ..f fia nie l I f a r k n e y . dr eeaard. T h o m - Sarah F D oraeft. k tary A. 5Uraughn
ae eutive w e e k . In the S an fo rd H erald
,
r
.
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u
r.aunik
H
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d
a
,
will
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W
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t
,
M
a
th
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w
A
Stew
S
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ia
n
H
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k
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e
y
.
I^erUer
ft.
NorSrmin«*lr
l
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n
l
j
.
Fl
orida
In
I
h
a
n
r
r
r
;
D on e and ordered t h U t h r 27 th da> of
art r rancea E K e n ned y and O r la n d o Ken
w Uam|. N a t h a n i e l G. N o r w o o d , Ho
” "n *'
n. at f. i u l a r meeting I.'. I~* held * '*> »d Sanford, a m u n i c ip a l
J a n u a r y . 1919.
ned) Jerr.irra D a v b . Seth T a y l o r and M*dlie #ey K N o r w o o d . A f n t t F. Weber,
c o rp o r a tio n . C o m p la in a n t
‘ Hill to
(.ra il
E . A. D O I T , I . ASS. Clerk
b H er M o t W *
1 * 1 *. and .11 pera.tn. Inter, .l e d . r e hereby
Fa>lor, A lv a N. Woo d, John H a i t i . Ito he rt T h o m a a L. Marvh. M a r t h a Cerley.
• Yoreelcwe
n»-4tr
I l y V . E . D ou gla a., I). * ’ .
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t
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t<>
a
p
p
i
.
r
l.el,.re
.a
id
'
nuard
at
the
Ir.
\\
M
i
r
T
a
a
l.ien
i
ram .
u e o r j l w n a Joiner and
George
II
D an iel M . I f a r k n e y . Jo hn A. H a r k G e o rg ia U d y , R
J«dnrr. N . y. I ' u J I i n ^ J. H eenry
n ry ll
n , ney, John
......................
% M a r t h* a D.
I eurl ll- u.e in Sanford, F l o r id ., at aaid T . . all whom it m a y concern:
l l ii n
n ttat ee n
I I . N orw oo d.
l
a
C
l
r
r
u
l
l
Cou
rt
S
e
.
e
n
l
h
Judicial
C
lr
ru
ll
(
‘haa.
W
i
ll.
Kate
meeting, and pre.hnt , n > r, , . „ n »h> .u eh
1 "U »*»• hr r rh ) ordered to a p p e a r herein
• ----- t y o n . O o ttlleb II
N o r w o o d , W m . S. M a r a h . Sarah
D ra u g h t* R e b e l
S e m in o le C o u n t , . Flo rid a.
In f h a n r r r ,
petition «hould no! hr granted
harl
rlre
M. H a m ilto n , and A. It. | |.. K ell y , an d M a r y S. H t e k n e y or
on «»r before the first M o n d a ) in M a r r h .
K t ) l e r . C ha
ea M
C i t y of S anford, a m uni cipa l
M«» \ K l i l i f n i ( O N I \ | IS S 'U S .
ache, M a la ria ,
I***'*. h«lnr • rulr dav »*f ( h i• r o u r t. t h r n and C arver and A. S W hit e:
either of th e m ; all parties claiming
r o r p o r a t io n . C o m p l a i n a n t
Hill to
tf r« l . m a k« an*w«r a* t «» any right. inter- I
' S rm in .dr C o u n tv . Florida
• worn bill filed i n t r r r a t
unde r ‘ A nd re w
Johnann,
It ap pea rin g fr o m th
Va.
Fo rri-liitr
e»*
•
r
iir-n
a
h
ir
h
y
«»u
rr.a>
have
in
and
to
K> I. \ H ru mle y. C ha ir m an
herein
^
‘
th at y «>ur . la r r of r ra id r n r p i« un- de reaard, a« t r u i t r e for W‘i t l * K l e d C . L . W in g .
T a » I .ten
Atfeat
h \ M n t ir la ii, Clerk
n in e f o ld . G a . - M r s . C h a * . G as to n
th*
(Ml**aing de arri h rd
pr op er ty ,
t*. a it
known an d t h a t you are over the age of I»t C o ., I. L. F a lk 4 C o ., LouderT o all w h om it m a y roneern:
lo t •*. Hlork 2, T i . r 6.
K> \ . K. bvuf!a «< . I* C
hack.
G il b e r t ' A
C o .,
G ar re t.
tw«iit>-«»ne yrara.
o f t h is p la c e , w r i t e s : **I a m n u s e r
V o u ar e h e re by ordejed to appea r herein
.IV- I t r
A
Y a n l lu r e n .
Tyvn
A
Said «uit !• brought by. the I ’l l ) «»f San*
It ia t h « r *fo re ordered th a t you do ap pear I lo w r n
c f T h o d f o r d ’a B l a c k - D r a u g h t ; i n f a c t . on or before th e flrat M o n d a y in .March. 1919
S
m
it
h
,
W
.
R.
A
J
r
i
a
n
d
r
r
St
Co.,
ford againat I*. K. W h it e .
In I h l t cour t t*» t h r bill herein filed on the
b r in g a rule d a y of thia r o u r t . then and there
It w a s o n o o f o u r f a m i l y m e d ic in e s .
K
r
k
m
a
n
A
Y
e
l
t
b
u
r
r
A
G
r
t
h
e
m
A
furth«r ordered t h a t f hi« n o tir e shall I M h d a y * o f M a r c h . 1919.
...
, . . —
to m a k e an awer aa to an y r ig h t, in trr r a t or In I ir ru ll Court .S rv rn ih Judlrlal C l r r u l l . . ^
I . , «. .
.
, ..
...
.
,
I l e i a m r r : all partlea c la im i n g InIn C dianr rr r *,r publiahed «*nre «a«h week for four ronA l s o In ' m y m o t h e r ' s h o m e , ' w h e n I
lien wh ich y o u m a y h ave in and In the (n|. - Seminole Count;. M a ri la
f a r t h e r **rdrrecr th at thia order be i r r i d i under T^omaa S t r i k e r , all
t
i
t
)
of
Sanford,
a
m
u
n
lrip
a
l
!s
*c
u
it
v
e
wreka
in
tb«
S
an
fo
rd
H
er
ald
,
ja c h ild .
I V h c a a n y o f u a c h i l d lo w in g deaeribed p r o p e r l y , t » - w i t i
I ..., f,
cla im in g
in te rra ta
under
rnrpnratlnrt, C om pla in a nt
Kill to
l * “ ne and u h t . r r d thia the 27 th d a y of publiahed once a «**ek for eia ht co naecutive .
lllo e k I I . T i e r 7.
w n k a tn the Sanf ord H e r a ld , a newspaper , W m . M U D . all partlea c la im in g Inren c o m p la in e d o f h e a d a c h e , u s u a lly
va.
Korrrloae | d« nu ar y, 1919.
publianed
in
aaid
S
r
m
ln
o
lr
rftu
n
ty
.
tereata
under
.\t
a
th
rw
A.
Ste
w a rt ,
S aid a u lt la b rou gh t hy th e C i t y of S an H m . ll e n n e tt .
X a v Lien I
K. \ . I I O U G I . A l S ^ C I r r k .
ca use d b y c o n s t i p a t i o n , a h o R » yo us
Witneaa m y hand an«1 aeal of th e raid C lr - • *11 pa rtlea claimi ng Interest s under
fo rd againat C . I.. W in g .
T
o
all
whom
it
may
concern?
•
i
•is*it/*
I
l
y
V
.
K.
It
n
ug
la
**,
K
.
C
.
n do so o r B l a c k - D r a u g h t , w h i c h w o u l d
I I . C. N o r th r o p , derraaed; all parcult C o u rt this Januarv M h , A. D . 1919.
I t la f u r t h e r ordered th at thia m tire «hall,
1 ou are hereby ordt reil to afipear her* in 1 ~
tlea cla im in g interests unde r Jaralma
signed'
fl. a D D t ’ ( j l a s s .
rec tify
th o tro u b le .
O ften
In
th o
be publiahed once e a rh wrek fnr four r..n
on. or before the fir*t \ | . . r d a > in M a rch .
N o r m : o f m %s t i : i f s s a l e
D avi a, all parties c la im in g In te r
aeeutive* wreka in t h r Sanford Her ald
l ' » l ‘*. I»rirc a rub* day of (h i* court, then ‘
P p rin g , w o w o u ld b n v o m a l a r i a a n d
*1 a l ‘ C le r k C ir cu it C o u rt , Sem inole ( ’«».,
* I* ht reb) given th at under and by
ests under Seth T a y lo r or un drr
D on e and ordered thia t ha- 27th •fa> of i ml
to
righ
Florida.
i>f a final i M
l r i ti n
e r- vi
e-f iforerloaure
anti
. there
.
i make
. ,anawer a* to an>
............
• t.• virtu*
■
n r r i i i ' i i i f r ami
ch ills
o r tro u b le s o f t h is k in d , w o
M o ll ic T a y lo r or either *»f them,
J a n u a r v , 1919.
l n t r r r . t i i r l i . - n » h tr h you may h i u In . n i l
, * i . m a il, m i l . n t r r .- . l in III.* C i r i u l l «’. .u rl. M ••**■> A W a r lo w ,
all part lea claiming inter*-*!* under
w o u ld ta k o B l a c k - D r a u g h t p r o t t y r e g
(r e a l )
, E. A. D D C C I . A S S . Clerk
S*Hirlt»'rv f**r Complainanta
In I h r In lh .u ing . t r . r r l b . i j p r .ip .r t y . t..-mii j S. » . . , i h J u .lir i.l C ir c u it . S , m l n . . l r . ( ' m i n t y .
A
lva.V
Woo d, alt pa rtir a claiming
ns-M r
B y V . E. D ou fia aa, It. C.
;ii-9 tr
u la r u n til th o liv e r a c te d w e ll, nnd
’ 4.!;,"'.*..:.
„
I n t' H n n r r r y , » h . r . i r t W ig h t l i r o r r r y C .im 2^ p l n f f f r a t a under John K. D uran d,
. . I I I rull I , broucht by th.- C i t y nf S . n - j tPSt
u n y l> r i i m p l . l n . r i l . n i l \V. I ’. A lfo rd , W .
. w e w o u ld soqn bo u p
a n d . around
dre r a a r d . all parties cla im in g Inagainat
In C l r r u l l C o u rt S eve nth Judicial C lr ru ll ford r
-r r/.i W
:...m. K in n e tt .
I* CH.t ,I mil If. It. Alfnr.l, .Icing l»i.|nr.<
N O T IC E
ec nin .
W o w o u ld n o t bo w i t h o u t It.
I tereata unde r John H a lt s , all parIt I* f.urlhtr or.lrrr.1 t h . . t h l . nollr p Uial! . . Atf..,.1 l.u m b rr C ..m p » n * ' , r r J r f r n 1 l . n l . .
H r m l n a l r C o u n ty , Florida.
In ( h a n r r r ;
b
Not
ice
ia
hereby
given
th
at
AY
I
t
*
It
o
y
d
.
’
li r a cl a im ing Interest und* r F r an kfo r It c e r t a in ly lia s s a v e d us lo ts o f
p u h l i . h . J .m r. • • r h * r r k ,nr I ..nr .■••n* I. I
F l|. *...h,J.|. r. . . . p . c t . l
O il
C?lty of S a n fo r d , a muni cipal
M o o r e , deceased, all
parties
aeeutive wreka In th r Sanford Herald
on M o n d a y . M a r r h 1rd. during th e I* gal purchaaer o( th e following named tav certi ft- lin
c o rp o r a tio n , C o m p la in a n t
Kill to
doctor bills.
J u s t n doso o f B la c k Done an*l ordered thia the 27th day of hour# of *a!e. in (f o n t of the Cou rt llouae cates ha | filed aaitl certificates in mv offtre, cla im in g I n tr f r a ta under Stephen
V i.
F o fr r| n « r
D ra u g h t w h e n n o t so w e l l Bavea a
and
haa
m
ade
applicatio
n
for
la
v
deed
to
Ja nua ry , 11* I *>.
S. H op kin s, deceased, all parties
d*»«»r in *aid r o u n t v , »ift* r f«»r *ale and a* II
A. I>. Z a r h a r y .
T a i U rn
Sab i c e rt ifi cla im in g in tere *t« under U.>be-t |*rath
»•«ah
I!. A. I M I C C . I . A S S . C le r k .
lo t o f d a ys I n b e d ."
.
t * th» hlghe«t bidder f or r a * l i the fo llowing I m u c tn accordance with law.
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Y o u a r r he re b y ordered to ap pear herein
s it u a t e * in S e m in o le co un ty, Flo rid a, t p - w | t : ‘ M il le r . d r c ’«l., all parties claiming
t*i«, tu -w ft :
T a i C e r tifi c a te N o . 1642, li s te d th e 2nd i n t e r n f a u n de r Georgians Joiner or *
I n us o f o r m a n y y e a r s I n t h o t r e a t nn or be fore th e first .Monday In M a r r h .
1919, being a rule d a y of thia r o u r t. then and ^
( ir ru ll f t l t l S eve nth Judicial C lr r u ll
Ortc Stud* baker a u t o t r u c k , one 20 | | . |». da y « f Ju ne. A. D . I9 0 2 , covering: l i e f . 2(1 unde r George It. Joiner, all partlea
m e n t o f stom ach,
llv o r a n d
bowel
th e r e to m a k e anawer • « to an y richt. InSrm lno lr t a u n t ; . Ilo rld a .
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more or n t i unde r M a r y J. S k i n k r r . dec'd.,
c o w e n j o y s I s .p r o o f o f i t s m e r i t
vi.
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16 ft . of L o t 4 and all Dot 5. H lo rk JO. T ie r
wraya. one fifty I n c h . l h « r r l e d tooth * i w . an*l lias.
Sold aa the p rop erty of M rs. J. all pa rtlea claiming interests un drr
I f y o u r liv e r Is n o t d o in g its d u ty ,
T a t Lien
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all ap td ianrra and l-i t l u r r a Veil
belonging
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Also T a i Isaacs I I . T r a b u e , all pa rt ie s cla im
againat A. D . Z a r h a r y .
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r o u w i l l s u f f e r f r o m s u c h d i s a g r e e fo rd
T*» all whom It m ay concern:
.1 m,N l«»«ated **n p r o p e r ty **f l b S, D r a w d v C e r t i o r a t e N o . 1016, dated the 2nd d a y of ing interests u n d r r J. H e n r y H in t You are hereby ordered to appea r herein
turn mile* aouth of O v ie d o In aaid June, 1902, for un pa id t a i r a for th e ye a r tun, all partlea, cla imin g I n t e r e i t t
I t la f u r t h e r ordered th at thia notice ahall
ab le s j r o p l ° mB ns b e n d a c h o , b i lio u s
be publia he d once each week for four con on or before th* firat M o n d a y In M a r r h . I r , i u n f V* * r In erran tiu ta, aaid ta le t o be mad** 1901, ro v e r Ing Keg. N K c**r of N W* *4 «<f Sec under ('h as. | \ W il l, a ll persona
ness. c o n s t l p n t l o n .
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l i * ! 9 . wbe ln r a rule d a y of tbi* court, th en *,,f , , , r purp*wr of aa ti«f ving aaid d r r r e f and 7, T p 2 0 S. It 30 E. run S 1 HO cha. N v 1 cla imin g i n t e r * * ! * under K a t e r .
se cu tive wr ek a In the Sanford Herald.
s r .d u n l e s s s o m e t h i n g I s d o n e , s e r i o u s
W 20 ch*. N I 47 cha. E 20 cha, co nta in in g L y o n ; all parties r la im in g interests
D o n e and o r d e r t d thia the 1.1th da y of and th ere to make anawer a* t*» any right, j
inf* real or Hen which v du mav have In am i |
l'ro«p««-tive in i r r l u * * r* ran Inspect
p m p - 9 a> r* • more or leas, sold a* t h r property *>7 G o ttlie b
J a n i/a r y , 1919.
K ry le r.
all
parties
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H a m i l t o n , all parties r l a i m i n g in
fo u n d a v a lu a b lo r e m e d y
f o r th eso
f«r u n pa id tair.a for the year 1907, c o ver terests u n de r A. It. C a r v e r , all
Sal*l «ult ]a brought by t h r -C it y of San- '
Special M a * t r r .
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r la im in g
Intereata
under
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Dirhinaon St IHcklnaon.
T p . 20 S. It 30 E. run S I I " i eh*. N*W'«Jg rA S W h ile . an*t all pa rties claimIt i* f u r t h e r «»rdereil th at thia notice ahall
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Ja nu ary . 1919
T o all parties rla im in g an* Interest u n de r
Im p u ritie s .
T r y It.
In s la t ou lh c d » f j . e . T ,,« iiiig rr
Ta v |.i*n
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Y o u are hereby order* cl to a p p ia r hi r* n
leas beg. 2 0 cha, S *d N K c*»r, run \ \ I i . k 7
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Foreclose
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to r o il,. E 30 rods to bog. S r r 9, T p 2*1
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N W ' , o( N E ' , nf S W ' i , S rr Irt. T p 20 .
■ t • p lien a h i r h v u u m s v h a v r in
-f w««k* in :h» S a n f o r d « I I* ra'd. • n v * * p a p * r IU l to- a h o t * * n U tle d rauo *. on the 7th day
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p u h t i* b * d in •« *1 v* nun- I* • - i m h
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You are* hereby *•*•!* c#-*l to Np|**ar !*• r# In
m a u d * again*! t h r E *t a le »*f F i lo a (•.
hill of rom pl- iln t h r r rin B ird on the 7th d a y
* i • nt 1 1 r< gnJaf t • »■ i •-n which e**t- v rn**s • -n
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Judicial . * if* uil
<>n **f b*-f *-r«- t !*r firat M **n*la> in M a r * * .
Il u rm vn an . Il r c e a * r » l
•d April. A It . 1919,
»f‘ * ' t» . h f • » M ud . . m
|*»| 9# b* ing a fill* dav of thi* court. »I • f.
N o ll e * t* b* rrbv given t*.«t a’l cre dito r*, I n t I , l u l l t o u r l . N r t r w l l l < I t r u l l . S r , u i n . * ! r
**• m iniilr i n u n h , I tor Id a
I n ( h a n r r r ; th* Pr-t T u . - d a
It i» f u r l h i r o r d r r rd t h a t t h i , n n t i r r ho
\ p f * l . I'M 9. for Ihf *na* tr n 'ti i *d ■ *p* • tai
t a u n t) . I bifida
and tlit f r to tnak* * 11**17 a* to any rig! ’ Ir g a t a r a , aiul d»-tfiliut* rs *1 1 *lr>a G
KiJ• f Sanford,
a municipal
piilili.h ml o l i r r r a r h w r r k (or tw r lv e r o n t r e la a in an«l f**r S« nun* I** r**un l>, H o r l d a .
in te fe *t - or lien which v*»u may have *n and ( I t i n i n , dec*av»*l, at**l all pt fauna ha ving
* rpora tion , ( ‘o m p l a i n a n t
Kil l to
u t l v r w r r k . In the S anford l l r r a l d , a m a t l i K r r l r r r t T u ' r p r t t lin r C o m p a n y
proh ibiting
the
running at large in aaid*
va.
* * ForneloaF
to the fotloowlng deaeribed p r o p e r ty ,* to -w it : r l a l m t ur ilr m a n d t a y a i n t t hrr r a l a t r a r r ri~
paper p u h l i t h n l in . a i d S em in o le r o u n t y .
r o u n t y of hog* or swine.
l a w t «* J»r r ativa. ,
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pi *1 I*'- a fn ajo ri ly vote of th« u u ^ i f l e d Vot\V .
Ilam h n,
all
p a rli rv
T ail wh om it m ay r** nrrrn »'
^ •-ia of aaid county baforr bi Coming efTfctivr.
Sai«I au lt l« brought by t h r C i f y of San- i - i r r u t o r within I w u 121 y r t r t (r u m i l a l r ( i r n r y r
C i r r u i l C o u rt thia 8 th d a y ' ol J a n u a r y ,
rlainitliR I n t r t r t t t un dt‘r II . W in*
h r r r t d , <*r tarn,' will b r I •arrt-•*.A "u ar* hereby * r d m d to ap pear lu t e i n
f**r*l aifain*! Mrs M . W. Lo vel l.
E. A D D t I G L A S S . Clerk.
A.
D . 1919. —
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T h r Am iriran Tru«t C om pany.
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be puftf lah nl o6ce owrh week ti\f fn il F ennC i r r u i t C l r r k . S r m ln o lr C o u n t y . E lo r ld a .
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hoard id m u n i ) -riiilfm i.R liitii r t ul S rm in u lr and th» re tn make answer aa Ui any right, C l r r h ul I h r C i r r u i l C o u rt Iti x h t a r i t r r i i d to r r i r r t any ami al* lildt.
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I l o i r i l ol C o u n t y * C p m m l t , l o n r r t ,
JT. C. C r a i r n
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Said ault ia b rou gh t by t h r C i t y of San
JH-fitr
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It 1* fu r t h e r ordered th a t thia notice shall B an g r : I h r n r r w r t t otir q u a r t r r i ' t i . o l iu In t l r r u l l Cou rt N r . r n l b J u d lr la l C lr ru ll E ll a I. . D r a w d y , l l l r h a r d A. I tr a w d y , C h a r l n E. T u l t , , J. I.. I l a r k •
published o n c e ' e a c h week f4»r four con- m llr to t h r no rth w r t l r o r n r r ol t h r nort hH r m l n a l r ( au nty , F l o r id a . In ( b a n r rr y
nry, J. |). Ila rk n ry . II. C . W hilr*
•e cu tlve wreka in th e S a n fo r d Herald .
r a i l q u a r l r r o f t h r n o r t h r a t t q u a r l r r •■( aaid C i t y ol Oan lord, a m u n icip a l
h r a d , W m . tl . I l a r k n r y , A u c u tt a
Done and ordered thia th e 2 7 t h da y nf H r r tin n l*t; I h r n r r no rt h o o r q u a r l r r ( - « I r o r p o r a t io n , C o m p l a i n a n t
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J a nua ry , 1919.
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N o r w o o d , Elisa h r l h
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K. A. D O D G L A 8 S , C lerk.
T a i U rn
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I l t n i r l O . Marah, Suaan M . I r a
Ily V. E Douglass, D . C.
S r r t i u n 7 , ta id to w n t h ip and * r C n , r ; t l j r n r r T o all w h om it m ay r o n r r r n :
— W H IT E r u n PR IC ES Y ou a r r hereby o r d r r r d to a p p r a r h r r r in n r r a n d Jaa, T r a y r i r r . Harah *
w r t t o n r q u a r l r r ( ' , ) ol a m l l r to t h r n o rt h*
In Cir cu it ( ‘o u r l S f v e n l h Ju dic ia l. C lr r u ll w r t t r o r n r r id aaid aouthwrat u u a r t r r ol t h r o n ' o r b r l o r r t h , firat M q n d a y in M a r r h . D o r a r t t an d Ja t. I* . D o r s , I I . M a r y
S e m in o le C o u n ty , Flo rid a. I n Chancery
ao UIhraat q u a r l r r ol aaid H r r t l o n 7; I h r n r r 1919. h e i n * a r u l r d a y ol thia r o u r t , t h r n A . H lr a u c n n , Susan I l a r k n r y . I ^ r l * * .
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no rt h a p p r o a i m a t r l y o n r m l l r to I h r San* and t h r r r to m a k r a n t w r r a t In an y richt. arr It. N o rw o o d . N a t h a n l r l u . N o r cnrp4tralion. C o m p la in a n t
Kil l to
lord and t i r n r v a brick roa d; i h r n r r n o r l h - i n t r r r a t ur l ir n w h lrh y o u m ay h a v r In ami wood. Hoary E. N o r w o o d , Agnra K.
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w r a t r r l y along aaid lir ir k road tu t h r w r t t to t h r I ullowin c d r . r r l b r d p r o p r r t y , to -w it
C r r l r y and S am url C r r l r y , h r r huaW r . l . y J tin r*
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Katd ault Ia br ou ch t by I h r C i t y til San
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m iu th w r a t r o f n r r ol I h r n o r t h w r a t u u a r t r r ol T o all w h om It m a y r o n r r r n :
A O K N T 8
T o t h r de fe nda nt* , ( i r o r x * W . I l a m b o , W.
l a L i r r a t l C'anrl H r i r a t h J u d lr la l C tr ra lt r o u l n r a a t q u a r te r ul ra id S r r t io n 19; t h r n r a . Y o u a r r h r r r b y o r d r r r d to a p p r a r h r r r i n J. M c M i l l a n . Jr .. I I . w l n f l r t d l l a y a and
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A nd W h r r r a a , i t ha t b r e n m a d , to a p p r a r 1919, b r in e n r u l r d a y u N l h l a r o u r t . t h r n D r a w d y , Hlchsrd A . D r a w d y , C h a r lr a E.
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t h a t aaid p r t i t i o n la s i f n r d b y thoa« o w n i n c and t h r r r to make
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T o all w h om It m a y r o n r r r n :
wood, E lisa be th T r m p l r * , D ah lel U , M a r r h ,
Y o u a r r h r r r b y o r d r r r d to a p p r a r hrrv ln by t h o a , ow ning t h r g r r a t r r p a r t ol th e landa
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P. D o r a r t t and Jaa. I ) . D o r a r t t , M a r y A.
b a i n i . a - r u l , d a y e l I b U cour t, th a n a n d tbara a u rb dU ^b , drain' or canal an d l a t l a r a l dltcl»*
l l ia l u r t b r r ordarsd t h a t this n o tlr a (h a ll B l r a u f h n , Susan l l a r k o r y , L r r ia r r K . N o r -
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Title
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Sanford Herald, 1919
Text
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, February 07, 1919
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 07, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 07, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald